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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

THE FIRE IN MACON, GA.-The Savannah Cour.
ier publishes an account of the fire in Macon, Ga.
already announced by telegraph, which occurred
on Tuesday last. There We're eleven stores con-
sumed. The block was owned by James A. Raj
ston. Stores occupied by Daley e. Fitzgerald.
Cousin & Stubbetield, n. b. Owseley, w " Wag-
non, Asher Ayres l.. H. Goodman, j. Hartsfeld,
Martin Hall, and others.
The fire is serious injury to Macon All have
suffered considerably, the buildings were insured
in the Southern Mutual Insurance COMPANY. for
10000
The telegraph office was burnedwith Mr. Ayres'
store. Entire loss estimated at $4,000
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England mud America.

Aeeordingto the Canada's advices, the war ex
element In England had burned out entirely Tbe
bellows OF the London Times had utterly failed >,
kindle the belligerent feeling into a respec,.h,e
blaze. John Bull knows wen as Johnatb,n or
which side his bread is buttered Iii not the ,;a.
Of common language. race and religion, which rem.
der rupture between these two countries nex, -
impossible Its their mutual interests. which bo,d
them both under bonds to keep the peace, and
which would be sacrificed by war to IN extent
which would ruin England and throw this country
aauarter Of century backward inprosperi.y AM.
power
hosaA Of gsiag 10 war upon any silly p0iu, al
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets, Nov. %, 1S5:

FLOUR-Dealers awaiting the effect of the For
eign the Northern markets. There is a
better feeling and calculations upon advance.
WHEAT.-There Is an appearance of a little more
stiffness in the Wheat market. The quotations of
few days past may be renewed with the remark that
an advance upon the maximum may be readily
obtained for choice lots: good to prime red 2100k2.
IS; good to prime white s2.l5 to $500. Inferior and
ordinary gredes from Is 80 to 81.
CORN.-Sales at 9Od95 cents per bushel, in large
and small lots. New Is cents
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national pride lot each country calculate VIVA. saen
war would cost, refer their quarrel to arbitrator
and appropriate the probable war expenditures 70
works Of internal improvement; such as connecting
Europe and America by telegraph; building ship
canal across the Isthmus between the Atlantic and
the Pacific big enough for the commerce of both ma
tions: constructing her Pacific railroad &c.
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MARRIED.

In this city, the 22d nstant by the Rev. J. Lam
sing Burrows VIM. B. REED, Esq, to LUCIE C.
FRANKLIN, daughter of d. B. Franklin, Esq. all of
this city,
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. DIR. Howell, Mr..
V. l. MOUNTCASTLE to Miss MARY L. BRAD
LEY, both of New Kent county.
On the 22d of November, at the Second Baptist
Church, by the Rev. DIR. Howell, RANSOM DOW
DEN to Miss MARY E. STIFF, all of this city.
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please COPY.
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Flour has advanced
Straight, 50 g. Ohio, 50 81; Southern, SO
Wheat higher. Southern Red 81 90. Corn adj
vanced. Western Mixed, 81 06. Pork, Beef and
Lard dropping. Stocks higher.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23--Flour firm and active
Howard street. Ohio and City mills quoted at
80 % Wheat higher Red, 81 070s2 IA White,
50 1889 1e Choice White, s. 200S2 %. Corn
New White, Tic. 075c.; Yellow Soc. 0S2c. Old
9Oc a 95c Stock of provisions nearly exhausted
Bacon, trife higher Other meats unchanged.
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THLEGRAPHIc NEWS.
REPoRrED ron THE D1sPArcH.
Know-Notlnins Convention in Ohio.

KnOw.NOthinH Convention In Ohio.
CrycrNsATI, Nov. s1th.--The Know Nothing
Convention of boilers from the Philadelphia
PLATFORM adjourned sine die at midnight last night
The majority report Of the comm ittee adop-
ted by vote of SO TO IL. The report advocates
the restoration of the Missouri Compromise. 1t
aso SAYS that If the efforts to restore it Should fail
that Congress should refuse admit any State into
the Union which tolerates slavery. 1t protests
against coalescing with any party and against the
abandonment of American principles or disorgan-
izatipn of the American party II recommends a
meeting of delegates at Philadelphia on the 18th of
February E
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IST OF LETTERS-psu.s-
,sss Richmond Posi- Office on he sd ~ In lae
i'S o. %, VI '0r'rnbsr.
,lss.. reT. ,h calling for Letter. in hi. liz
" once hours on Sundays, her..,ss,
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The utAer Nor,h

Boston, Nov 22.-From one to five inches snow
fell last night Mt various points AZ far East as Hall
fax and in many places in New Hampshire.
In this city last night up to midnight it raned
very heavily, when it cleared off cold, with violent
winds from the Northwest.
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DIED.

On the 2Sd inst, at II A. NJ, GARLAND FORD, in
the 38th year of his age. The friends and acquaint
of the family respectfully invited attend
his funeral at his residence 9th street. Byrd
street Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock;
at Dr. HoweiPs Second Baptist Church at / O'Clock
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Tho Uuder.round Railroad.

We copied yesterday from the Norfolk Argus
statement that last week about eighteen valuable
negroes escaped from that city aud Portsmouth,
and that ii is supposed they left in vessel bound
for some Northern port. The aggregate value OF
these negroes would be about thirty-six thousand
dolars,-a serious loss at any time, and especially
80 in the present condition of our sister city, suffer
ing not only from the wide spread bereavement
which the pestilence has caused, but from pecunia-
nv difficulties which 1t has brought in its train
There Is neither compassion nor pity in the
hearts of abolitionists In the midst of that dread
full pestilence the New York Tribune intinated
that the plague was the consequence OF slavery
Perhaps however, Greeley's disciples are acting
upon this theory, and running away the slave pop
ulation to save Norfolk from another visit of the
plague 1t behooves the legislature at its approach
ing session, among its first acts to pass law for
the thorough inspection of all vessels leaving the
waters of Virginia for Northern port and impos-
ing additional penalties for the crime OF negro
stealing
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c. Farmers and Merchants can be sup
piled with any quantity of Richmond fine ground
Plaster III barrels bags, at the shortss 81 notice
Also would be glad grind for Farmers Teamster,
or others. Corn crushed in the Grain of any
kind damaged otherwise, for feed for horses mules
or cattle toll by the bushel. Also wanted, 1900
second hand Flour Barrels for which will pay fair
price. Also---A No. Engineer can lind employ
II he can come well recommended. Apply at once to
J. II. ALLEN,
Steam Plaster Mill, Rockets,
no 2E3t* Richmond, Va.
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Is yellow Fever Migratory from South to

We find in the Natioia Intelligencer several
articles upon this subject CO pied from New Or
leans paper entitled the Creole" which states
that they from the pen of one of the ablest ply
sicians in that city That may possibly be the
fact but if he is not more accurate in his practice
than in his articles we should extremely dislike to
be Of his patients.
He refers to an article in the Dispatch, giving
The statement Of citizen of Portsmouth that
the disease moved in that city from South to North
and upon this narrow foundation he builds the as.
founding assertion that the Dispatch not only af
firms that the yellow fever is to proceed North, but
in q direct line, and that it instances Portsmouth
double commas nditalics bis OWN being attacked
before Norfolk because in the direct line south
Of Norfolk" Norfolk was in direct line from
Portsmouth, where it first struck in its line North,
and hence the great mortality there " 1.-THE Uni
ted States Naval Hospital was Northwest of Ports
mouth, and hence its escape for taoo months" Not
one single sentence thus quoted. and put into our
mouths by this learned New Orleans doctor, did we
ever utter. He might, therefore, have spared
those oracular ordinations of Ridiculous, "
which, from the awful eminence OF his great me-
dical knowledge, he has cast upon our humble
heads. The article in question was simply state
of the progress of the fever in Norfolk which
travelled there from South to North, and this we
remarked, seemed to confirm the theory of Dr.
North but. we expressly added, "Fe are not pre-
pared TO advocate any particular theory on the
subject, but the facts stated to us worthy the
consideration Of men of science"
Hence, we have no controversy with this New
Orleans doctor either TO the theory of DIR,
North, or his own theory in regard to the causes
Of yellow fever. Heaven forbid that we, unlearn
cd and miserable laymen, should undertake to ex
plain mysteries which physicians themselves, the
New Orleans doctor included, know no more about
than the child unborn. If 'the great public il |
alarmed" we are glad to hear it, and hone II will
put its household in order. DiSclamine again tho
adoption of any particular theory the great pub
c ought not to forget the fact that in 1852 this
malignant disease attacked Rio. in 1853 New Or |
leans, in 1854 Savannah, in 1855 Norfolk-a steadv
migration Northward, which may or may not be
checked in 1856. At all events the citv or com.
munity which Goes not take warning from this
movement and adopt every precaution of thorouob
publication, exhibits criminal and objectionable
neglect OF its own welfare and of the dictates If
humanity. These precautions may be unayai,ipp
but, in that event, if yellow fever once makes its
appearance in any city town, there is no safety
as the whole history of that terrible plague attests
but in the removal of the entire population.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

MOBILE Nov. 2a-Mr VIM H. Trone of Virgin
ia. was shot here last night by Thos G. Banks, of
Columbus, Miss, and died Immediately. Banks
was arrested.
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The notice that those juvenile comedians, the
MARSH TROUPE are coming, has put the children
on the gt rice They are of opinion that they will
certainly see Beauty and the Beast breeched
little scamp, upon hearing about the Marshes,
thrust his hands in his pockets and proclaimed
audibly and boldly that he was bound to gol And
we'll bet on his going.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

| COLUMBIA, 8. G Nov. 23.-Five spans of the
| Nashville and Chattanooga railway bridge burn
| ed on Wednesday night This accident will
| interfere with the passage of trains for some
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

JAMES A. GRAHAM who shot WIN. II. SPILLER
of Wythevile, and who, before his trial recently
was decided to be lunatic, was brought down
from Lynchburg Thursday to Petersburg, and was
Yesterday morning conveyed from that city down
the river on his way to Williamsburg where he is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Religious NOtice.-Dr. Shepard, of
New York, will preach on to morrow Sunday morn
ing, at II o'clock in Sycamore Meeting house, and at
night = o'clock, will deliver lecture on B bic
Revision"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

To- Amt we glad that Powers & Duke
have returned again taking Daguerreotypes for 30
cents. Oh they are such dear little things. PA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

THE PANORAMA of Kane's Arctic voyage and of
Sebastopol, will be exhibited this afternoon at 3
o'clock, when those who do not go out at night,
and children will have last opportunity of seeing
them. The display of the grandeur of the Arctic
scenes is very fine, especially of the Aurora Bo-
realis The exhibitor has kindly invited the
Portsmouth orphans to this afternoons exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

TT Attention is solicited TO Or" sale of
Watches Jewelry, Guns Table Cutlery, Walters
&c, this evening, att O'Clock. no24
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LADIES' LIST.

LADIE
Apperson miss Sarah L
Arnold miss c &C
Berlin mrs Mary Ann
Bruce mrs Esther r
Brand mrs Valentine
Brown mrs Ann z
Bates mrs
Brown miss Mary C.
Chandler miss Susan Z
Clarke miss Mary J
Colburk miss Mary A
Ciopton miss Martha
Cabaness mrs c III
Dawley miss V
Dean miss Vac
Dnvis mrs Sarah A
Fielder mrs NJ
Gordon miss Susan
Griiilk miss Edney I
Harding miss Roanna B Z
Hockey miss Mary L
Hsnkins miss Lettis P
Hockadey miss Julia III
Hail miss Augusta A
II anderson miss Marg't j
Jsmmerson mrs Emelin,
Jones mrs Jane n
Jones mrs Mary +
Lellestan mrs James 4
Lacy mrs Susan
Leedbetter mrs Mary w
Morris mrs ? 3
Manning mrs Fancy
Miiiiin mrs Maria
Maher mis- Zohanah
Miller mrs Susan J
Mccarthy mrs Martha
Nichols miss Kate s
Nixon miss I.
Peschy mrs S
Pearson mrs z Fl
Peyton mrs N
Pemberton mrs NJ V
Ponder mrs T.
Penn miss NJ S
Roper mrs R
Relyndollar mrs e
Sampson mrs Stel hen
Suter mrs NJ
Stubs mrs Lucy A
Steane mrs Louisa A
SHINES mrs Eliza +
Shinault mrs Adaline
Scott miss Alkaline
Smith miss Anna R
Seldom miss
Taylor mrs E A
Thompson mrs j Swami
Trigg mrs B C
Trimmings mrs Lucy A
Talley mrs Lucy G
Wilkinson mrs S E
Wheeley mrs w A
Waddeli mrs + A
Weller mrs +
Wingtield mrs Jane
Watkins mrs Ann NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24
NOTICE.--An persons having Claims

l Y against the estate of Peter Logan, decd. will
please present them to me the next county Court
day. as / am anxious to set tie up said estate.
no PITTS VIM HENRY JAMES.
ENGLISH ARMY OVER COATS.-.lOG
AZ of these heavy. warm and desirable Over Ccbts,
with single and double Capes, of our own impoTta-
ton, which offer al a small advance on cost Eay-
ing sold these Coats for several years we recommend
them the best and cheapest Over Goats to be found
for persons exposed to the weather. -
no "a KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co.
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LOST.

1 OST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on sunday
Il last between Church Hill and Rockets, psr of
GOLD SPECTACLES, which highly priced
above their value by the The finder will con-
fer great favor elderly lady, and be rewarded
if required, if left at this Office no 22-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

I ARUS Il SHINE, AUCTIONEERS AND
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS IA Main street
will attend TO all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also to the sales of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.
&c, on accommodating terms.
P. C. LARUS. JAMES n SHINE.
m 2t-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

NUK STUCK AT CUt>T.--Wc are still
~ Offering our Goods at cost. Our assortment is
still very full, and solicit call from all. large
lot of Dress Silks of the latest styles of them
very rich, say: Plaid and Striped Moire Antique;
Striped and Plaid Silks; Plain and Brocade do Nous
lanes; Merinoes and Bombaznes; long line of
English Merinoes. all qualities; Elnbroideries, Edg-
inss; Gloves and Hosiery Check and Striped Muslns
Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Musns: Linen and Cot
ton Sheeting; Bleached and Brown Domestics Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings; Cassinets Tweeds and Me-
rno Cnssmeres; all grades heavy Wool Goods for
VRntR' clothing. C.. HARTWEII. co
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AIDES, RETICULEs--uin srrisl. '1s
Stopping Bags Of Ru.sa Iesteer n sas 'Lsah' BE-
ether With good variety of coa'H'A - ~
cules. For sale by pf'LKLEf -
no "a 4 a zap
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

should have been sold.
IL is impactieabe to convey fully the yarious subjects
tTested Of, as they are Of a nature strictly intended for the
married. OF those contemplating marriages, but no female
DESTROYS OF enioying health, aud that beauty. consequent upon
health. which is 50 conducive to her own hapfiueSs, and TINT
of her husband, bat either has or i'll obtain il, as has or VIII
every husband who has the love and affection OF his wife az
bcau. or that OF his own pecuniary Improvement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
INDIA RUBBER WASHING MACHINE.

E7HF undersigned would respectfully inform
The citizens Of Berkeley county that they
have purchased the right to manufacture and sell
the above named machine, and are now prepared
TO fiji all orders for the same. This washing ma
chine is pronounce by all who have used or seen
it, to be far superior to any before made, as no
other machine has the graAe and ra5 like the wo-
mans hand. This machine VIII wash any part Of
the garment more or less, just as is done by hands,
1t is the Woman's hand, waeh, brake and rub in
every sense Of the word. 1t viii wash the finest
lace, to the largest quilt, without injury to buttons
or any thing to be washed Man or boy may
wash as well as any woman. A number are now
use in the county. Those wishing to purchase or
examine the machine are invited to call.
JOHN SHAFFER,
EYERIIART RYNEAL.
ArriloG 1874
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r.. r. r. REMEDIES.
nxTnnNAr. PAINS.

ie moment 1t Is applied externally Ii sle..
All pin
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
D0RsET'S PILE OINTMCyT,

a FlER selling this Ointment for ifteen
IA years as one OF our regular preparations
ltom our Drug Store, aud also the selling of
many other preparations for the same disease.
both regular and patented, we are prepared to
say 30 other article has received as mucn com.
mendauon from those who have required an
arilcle OF the kind. as this Ointment, and we
WIZ iurHaer say. that IN recent cases we be-
ieve has Ointment 10 be an iulaliiahie rene.
dy, aud in any case i, will mitigate to such an
eXieut as TO render the person comfortable.
though il frequently cures cases Of long stand
ing-around each Box will be fo1nd al proper
directions for It's use, prepared only by
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Aprill2. 1854. Druogisr
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SNMING, (N0pPiNG. ga,

ssypE undersigned. agent for Samuel Fitz.
,,.s aiken the Saw ana Giis; Mill at the
Mi eod ~ Queen ST, Marlinsburg, recent
" occupied By Samuel Fitz, where he VII be
at al times ptepared 10 do saving OF ali k!nds
and grinding Com Sc.
He viii continue TO bulk Cement Cisierns
Of the most durable kind. upon the most rea-
sonable terms as usual.
Nov. 1854. S. b, MEADE.
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TIIE GERMAN MEDICINE $40
F6UTs G&n%0T Sc DOUBTED.

Gtt k.t bklltttu ltCfN INV N"NN'
pIgn More than 900 persons in The lily Of Rich
mon1, Va, alone testify to the remarkable
cures performed by
ARTE:Tt's $ PASFSU MIXTURE
The great Spring Medicine aad Purifier Of tho
Blood is now used b. hundreds ofgrateCul patients,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures perform
cd b. the greatest OF all medicines, Carriers span
ish Mizture. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scronala,
Fruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevera, u
GERS, Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys. Dis
cases ofthe Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and
Aching Of the Bones and Joints, are speedily put
TO fight by using this great and i~nestimable rem
edy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found TO compare with il. II cleanscs the
SYSTEM Of al Impurities acts gently and efficient
ly ON the Liver and Kidneys. strengthens the Dt-
gostion. gives tone tothe stomach, l4akcs The Skin
clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution.
enseebled Is disease or brokendown by the excess
es Of youth, to It's pristine vigOr and strength.
For tho ladies, iii incomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used. a few doses Of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture will remove all sallowness
Of complexion, bring the yoscs mantliug to tho
check, give elasticity to the step, and improve the
general health in s. remarkable degree, beyond All
the medicines ever heard OF.
large number Of certificates Of remarkable
cures performed On persons residing in the city o
Richmond, Va, by She use ofCarters Spanish Mix
ture, is The hes. evidence that there is no humbue
about il. The press. hotel keepers, magistrates.
physicians, and public men, wcllknown to the com
munity, all add their testimony to the effects OF
this GREAT BLOOD PUElyiCl,
Gail and see a few hundreds Of the certificates
around the bottle.
None genuine unlesssigucd BENNETT BEERS.
Druggists.
Principal Dcpots. NJ. Ward, Close & Co, No
50 Maiden Lane, New York; r. W. Dyott 4 SONS
and Jenkjns s }lartshorne Philadelphia; Bcnne,
& Beers, No. l25 Main Street, Richmond. Va.
And for sale in MariGsbnrg by j. r. Harrison
VIM. Dorsey and W. II. Hcsletiuc, and by dealers
in Medicines everywhere. August Il. 1858.
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When Kno,yledge SIS Happiness, 'sis eui-
Fable 90 be Ignorant.
NEW SUPPLY

YsNnE subscriber has jlst received his fall and
winter supply Of new goods, embracing eve
ry variety ard style OF
ROOTS n SHOES, FATS And CAPS,
Umbrellas. Trunks, Calpet Bags, 80. also a SUI
perior article Of yarn hose and falf hose, Of Ger
nan ntanufaeture, and 6ne assortment Of German
secars-in short every article in his line Of bus
mess. PETER a b MElSTER,
One door north OF the Market House, sign OF
Tho LARGE Boot. NOV s, 1854
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NEW n l. GOODS

EOS. w. CRANTHAM returns his sin
81 cere thanks TO his friends and the public
generally for the patronage heretofore eytend-
ed to him, and would now announce to them
that he has just returned from New York witt
with a splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
AND SHOES. HATS AND
GAPS, B0NNETS, Sc, &c,
which he is now ready TO exhibit. and sell
cheaper aud on better terms than the same quail
ity Of goods can be purchased els9whefe.-
Call and see ne al the old stand.
Nov 25, 1854.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
L@xz
Ii}
stEss OF King street and the Pahlis kqnars,
HAuTINSBURG, VA.

NV
1--WE undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
n. 10 her friends and the public, for their
past liberal encouragement, and respectfully
solieits a continuance oil the same. She has
committed her House and business concern ed
with il TO MIR William Pendleton, aud he
pledges himself that nothing shall be wanting
10 make the United States no.el a pleasant
and agreeable acme 10 the traveller and guest
The House will always be provided with at
lentiye Servants and faithful 0stlers. The
Bar and the Table supplied with the best The
market will afford. Passengers from the Rail
Road will always find a Porter at the Cars to
convey them and their baggage to the House
fee Of charge.
Co-Boarders taken by the day, week, month
Or year. on moderate terms.
April 10, lS54-tt. MARY ODEN.
0P Esprit OF jefferson" Charlestown F;
"Virginian." Winchester; and "iferald and
Torch" Hagerstown, copy 81.
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KOY c0RRGSIyE PENs.

INQUIRE, BLAN2Y SC0'S, tmslsamatelP Pens
are manufactured Of an ANA; ~taatiou Of zine
and piatiua-wGrrauiel not 70 eorrode in any
ktnd Of ink, even rci ink. Tbs pen can also be
set 10 suit aay hand writing even The most deli
cate haad. The pen IS now used in the whole
Empire OF France, and exclusively by the Bank
Of England, Custom House and Fast India Com
pany. They are also used nv all the public Off
GERS in the United States, For merchants Ban
kcrs ani Solicitors they are nyaluable-on trial
is sufficient, Price so cents per dozen or $500
par gross. WI EVANS,
August l6, 1854. Sole Ag't for Berkeley Co.