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The American patriot., 1855-11-17
ANIMALS and Gift Eooks, for 1856

just Received
The Golden Gift; The Gem of Beauty;
The Home Annual; The American Annual;
American Landscape; Book of Beauty;
Banks of the Brandywine; Thought Blossom ;
Leaves of Memory; Soayenicr Gallery;
Romance of American Landscape;
Book of the Boudoir; Forget me-not;
The Temperance Gift The Ladys Gift;
The Christian Keepsake; The Magnolia:
Memory's Gift; friendships Offering;
The Moss Rose; The Garland;
The Token of friendship; The Amaranth;
The Lady's Wealth; The Keep Sake;
Album of the Harp;
All bound in the best Of taste and style: for
sale by ISAAC n. LEMON.
COPY BOOKS, with and without cop'e>-tor
sale by |. N. LEMON.
JAYS FAMILY PRAYER BOOKS-for sale
by T. n LEMON
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MnEEEE.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
THE Partnership formerly existing between Mr..
/ E. B. PETTISS and Mrs. S. A. NICHOLS,
both of Clinton La under the name, style and title
of Mrs. S. A. NICHOLLS& CO., formed April lst
1885, for the purpose of transacting general
Fancy Dress Goods and Millinery business, has
been dissolved this first day ofNovember, 1855.
The business will be continued by Mrs. SARAH
A. NICHOLS, in her own name, she assuming
the payment of the debts contracted by the nrm.
All the outstanding debts and book accounts due
the late firm to be collected by the said Mrs s.
A. Nichols, and who alone is authorized to collect
aud receive, and to the of the late firm in
liquidation and settlement of all claims.
Signed this tenth day of November, 1855,
SARAH A. NICHOLS,
E. B. PETTISS.
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New Work Election.

New York, Nor. THE returns from the
election in this State, already to hand, are IA
vorahle to the Americans, and indicate that
that party has carried the State.
LArER-Partial returns from the State gives
the American ticket 46, 600, the Soft ticket 81
000. Republican ticket 10000 and the Hard
ticket $4,000 votes The result IL doubtful.
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NtilRAMMS' celebrated Cholera CORDIAL
y one OF the most pleasant, and agreeable drinks
ever mixed, and an eff etual remedy for all de-
rangement OF the bowels. For sale only by
july LANGWORTllT Il T!lD0N.
siDisax4.S, Es;ea.. lf.sos ana y sssD5.s.
he lates styles of finest material and best finish
l on hand and for sale by
.Iune7 MILLS, CLEVELAND & Co.
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Court Adjourned.

This term of the Court adjourned on Friday,
The Jury and witnesses having been discharged
on Wednesday, The cause is fear that the
yellow fever will spread, and prove epidemic,
from the case Of our lamented fellow citizen
W. W. Moore. 1t was precaution necessary
to guard against so malignant disease. We
will have no more Court till January, and NO.
ja7v term till Apru
The American patriot., 1855-11-17

The election of Sheriff in New Orleans will
be contested, and the matter is now in course
of legal investigation. A writ of mandamus
has been sued out by John NJ. Bell, the Demo-
sued and the matter will be tried soon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TnEsrlAN SociETY.-This Society will give
its next performance on Tueaday evening, No
vember 27th 1886, when they will perform
the Drama Of 1.-THE TOODLES," and for an
after piece the laughabe Comedy of 1.-THE
DEAD SHOT" with new Music.
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Who Resorts to Violence2

If deed that shocks the sense ofthe Amer
lean mind, through its habitual respect for
law, is committed, the parties are held up to
the condemnation of all honorable men, and
this is right Popular opinion in this country
is the safeguard of law and the shell of the
individual.
But we should rot forget that while the
American honors law he knows and will vim
dictate his own rights. He will not submit
to be bullied, struck and trampled into the dust
without resistance. This is the reason why,
in the present state of the public mind, so
many greyious acts of violence are committed.
A few of the foreign population attempt to In
troduce the reign Of violence--to sustain their
prejudices-to defend their political opinion by
the bludgeon or the shilla'ah. Witness the
following from the latest New York Express:
On Thursday evening the "Young Ameri
cans" had mass meeting at the junction of the
Bowery and Third avenue. After addresses
from Gen. Lloyd, COL May, and other speakers
a torchlight procession was formed. When
the procession was turned the corner of First
Avenue and Thirteenth street, it was suddenly
attacked in the most brutal manner by nu-
merous gang of Irshmem, who had evidently
been laying in wait for the purpose. A volley
of stones and brickbats was sent into the ranks
many of the lights were wrenchcd from the
hands Of the torchbearers, and extinguished,
while every transparency on which the ruff
ans could lay their hands was summarily dcs-
troyed The American flag was taken from
the procession and traed in the dirt,-but it
was subsequently re-taken by party of the
Young Mems Club, Knives and pistols were
brandished by the attacking party, and num-
Der ofpersons were badly beaten in the melee.
The Irish came upon the Americans suddenly,
filling the air with groans and Kisses, inter-
mingled with curses upon the Know-Nothings.
Is it strange that the blood boils and the
spirit Of the American people is aroused to a
defense Of their persons and their rights?-
Creole.
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Our thanks to Mr.. Nauman for late New
York papers.
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EIoLINS, Violin Bows, Violin Instructors, Vic
' lin Strings, Accardeons and Accordion In
etructcrs. for sale Us LEMON.
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KAUFMAN L. *lsslGsS,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, .5s.Welry, EoOkS.
Stationery and Fancy Articles.


Fine Watches, Je"elry, Rocks.
Stationery and Fancy Articles.
,,Sss> We invite the attention of the ~,
Y-..3i people of Clinton and vicinity, andalsA4b
L ~ the ladies especially, 10 our new and ~
asss..--a well selected stool, of goods.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., comprising T. T.
Cooper, Tobias, and real Joseph johnson move
ments Swiss and English Lcyers-togetler with
splendid stock of Eastern
JEWELRY, of the latest style and best finish.
SILVER and PLATED WARE, all descriptions.
TOILET ARTICLES: Pertumery Hair Oil, Po-
matum, fancy Soap and Extracts direct from
Harrison's manslfactory.
WORK BONES Port Monies, fine Pocket Books
CARD CASES silver pearl and shell.
RAZORS and KNIVES, Rogers best brand.
BOOKS consisting of Standard and Miscelaneou
works.
SCHOOL BOOKS, recommended for their high
and instructive character.
POEMS, of American and British authors.
NOVELS, latest and best published; with great
variety of other interesting reading.
MUSIC, a fine lot of sheet Music, embracing
pieces from the most gifted composers.
We have suitable arrangements to procure Books,
so that orders left with us will be promptly filed
cY- Watches and Jewery carefully REPAIRED
by the best of workmen, and warranted
We solicit share of the public patronage, feel
ing convinced we shall be able to give entire salts
faction.
ssy~ All articles sold warranted as represented,
or the money refunded.
r5s-sisn of the BIG WATCH, east of the
public square, opposite the Post Office.
nyl7 NAuMAN 4 STRAUSS.
HAVING Just returned from New Orleans with a
Ii full supply of goods of eveLy description,
respectfully invite an examination.
uOv3 q A NEAFTS.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Seventh District Court
Parish Of East Feiciana, No. 2222
NOTICE is hereby given that James Burt, Exec
~ utor of the last will and testament of Partne'
nia E. Wheeler, deed, has filed in this Court MS
account and tab2au, which will he honoogated III
thirty days after the publication ofthis notice unless
legal opposition be filed thereto.
Nov II 80 II. SkIPWlTH, Clerk.
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LEGAL. SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, 9TH District Court
Parish of East Felciana. No. 2l55.
W.D. Winter,
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Congress-Third District.
Ward OMcers,-Elect.

Or the Parish Of East Fsliciaaa.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District toure
Parish Of East Frlcana. No. 2oj2'
In the nattcr Of the succession Of E. l.. McAdaln''
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary L. sinsetaI
" and her husband +. 7, s. don, administrator.
of the aforesaid succession, have fled an accoun'
of the Tutpr,hip OF said deceased, for the minor
heirs of sal deceased, and her deceased HUSBAND,
f. L. Smglatary, which will be homologated u
thirty days after this publication, unless legal op'
position be made thereto. S Z HUNTER,
nov1o o. Debuty Clerk
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DISEASES OF TIE soUTH-A practical tr ca
IL tise the most commoa diseases OF ~. ~.
South, exhibiting their peculiar nature, and I,s
corresponding adoption of treatmcnt--hy inonP
son McGoun, ~ D., for sale by y LEAoN.
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PROCEEDINGS OF POLICE JURY.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF EAST FiLlcIASA.}
N1enls5ay, NOV. 12, 1855.
The Police Jury for the Parish OF East Fell
ana, l.. met til 8 morning in p issuance 20
adjournment, and according to law, in the
Mayors office in Clinton, the Courthouse be-
ing occupied by the 7th District Court.
Present:-Clement Gore, President.
Mcssrs b. NJ. G. Brown,
d. Barlield,
NJ. Perkins,
I. N. Delee,
r. Flower,
d G Mcmillan Police Jurors.
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Due the Parish this day Sligo %
The amount Of professional taxes to be col
lected by James Barnett he's not been asccr-
tanned as he said Barnett has not made any re.
turns of this amount.
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MUSICAL CONVENTION,

Under THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT or IL
RICHMOND SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
a MUSICAL CONVENTION, or meeting Tor genre
"A Musical Improvement. under the direction OF Low
Mason Doctor Of Music. and George Root. iroesso
Music OF New York will be held IN Richmond va ,'',
mencing on Tuesday, The llsi OF December ana c"h''
| Ing ten days. ,oa ,.1 -,
made known to the public i'll due time. -
There will BE- lesson each day and cvcnins Iheer'
cisrs win be varied but in general will consist Of
| LEI. Practical AND FAMrLIAn LEcTrxES or len
rxc Vocal Mrsrc-Thc principles Of !cE'u!ozzl WI
ceive especial attention, und the Hethod called oyi
name will be explained and contrTstrd with other or1'
instruction Although these lectures will have cspce re-
ference Vocal Music, yet the principles wnirn W. a.
illustrated equally adapted to the Icucher' oi lac
nary branches in co umon schools
I'd Vocnl training including exercises with retcrce
quality tone, hexibi,y OF voice it, proper use IN
emf STYLES of Music and in general whatever bekss u
Vocal culture.
thems will receive constant attention Inc d!sneYn DC
tween Congr and Choir singing will be csnea
and the tunes udsPl-d 10 each will be pointed o. lh'
principles Of the adaptation CT tunes 10 hymns wa=o re-
| ceive MS much attention ns time Wi! allow
| 4,h SyctIAR MUsIC-FOuR FART SONGS ASi''LFfS.
This department will he conducted ~ not tconfict
with religious sentiment; hut il il hoped that oI'he cor
rary, it may be made to illustrate the socia! ~
onEl mower of song In connection with poetry the W.
rious relations OF lie; and to awaken scn'on Ia
the importance of the distinction between SUI musical
performances are designed Ter mus;ca! inca'lon'
and such style Bs is adapted TO the needs OF lohc ~or
ship. .,,, -
ton, or questions as relate teaching and onducsng
.ny,n, both juvenile and sdt or 70 iufch mu'
sic Time will ulso be appropriated to d.cusn- on mu.
steal subjects 90 far as rnay be found demole The
evenings will De mainly devoted TO chorus price
| ON ,Re conclusion OF the Convention. TWO con.
cer,s of sucrcd il will he given, on whic Interesting
occasions 1t expected thst the amateur sn;,h OF this
city and other psrts OF the State will be engad
Tickets of admission all the lectures sexercses Of
tho Convention including Admission 10 hConccrts al
So or for each Concert separately ut so may be had
at The bookstore of Harold Murray, on road street
| and other places which will hereafter lie hocd
Nn, l. O.Nrt1l thDec
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Nov 5-2ERlds FREDERICKSBURG Va.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE, L!
FAIf.lI FOR SALE

az heslth being surh render unable 70 attend
~ 10 business, will SELL At public auction the pre-.
misses. on the .Gth day Of December next il not sold pri-
rncly before, my Farm in King William county, contain.
ing between 100 TO 800 Gcras, lying the Stage Road
leading from Richmond 10 TappaEamnock, ~ miles from
Richmond and adjoining tie lands of Major VIM j. Fon.
good landing Pamunky River lor III. shipment Of
grain &c.
There the farm Girls, Mill whicl. by the expendi.
,urc of small nnGuu, may bc made profitable beside,
whiah there other Mil Seats, al Of which once
Ind mills upon them aud in profitable operation the
snne time Much Of the land ia rich creek bottom. and
al the hisl land 10 good OF fertility, with
abundance OF mnrl upon the place chsy This
farm will npare favorhby with any in Virginia Of its
size in The production Of and wheat crop OF wheat
has been seeded this fall There is good Brick Dwell
ng House and Kitchen upon the plncc and other
ry buildings for the OF the farm. The situation ia
healthy, and the ncshborUOd good as any in Nirgnia
the premises, whore nny one wishing TO purchase
can and bc shown the farm.
TER3IsOnctnird OF the purchase money 10 be paid III
cHsh the balance III aud three years; or, II de-
sired will br made accommodating 10 the purchaser
with interest from day OF sal" title reserved until last pay
melt is rnair. Possession given Isl January next.
On the same dhy will proceed 20 sell my Household
and Kitchen Furniture Farming Utensils s.ock OF Horses
Cows sheep AID Hogs und oil the crops upon the place
upon credit Of IL months for all SlO that sum
and under cssh; bonds with approved security for all
sums entitled 10 tho credit.
II the weather be unaynrabs the day appointed the
Nov 2s-clr. JAMES r. ELLETT
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, AuCIe'
VALUABLE FARM IN THE COMFY go

A VALUABLE FARAl IN THE COMFY 6"
Il HANOVER. WITHIN I! MILLS Os t..E
CITY OF RICHMOND, AND !! MILES Or TIL -.
CENTRAL RaH. ROAD, AT ArCTlON,-on THU.
day. 18Th December, ct 2o clock, NJ up0g the r:t.:s,s
will be sold the Farm which Mr.. LTTCy 4 C:y=.LErr
(yho Intends the lower coGr::y.E .t.i!
situated in Hanover county shove sto,.d rGt ter
part OF the Merry Oaks, TTuc;.
The farm, contains $40 OF which 100 clear,
aud in successful cultivation, the rems'nderkcas"
ed with oak and pine.
Th. improvements ccns., OF - good two story ilsneI
Dwelling with al Gu rooms. Ei;cls' neg SG"!::.
and NIL the necessary OUT buildings for iG;.I
The location i= considered to be- good for pnr;
cian ne there IL i'- immediate M ,hhcrsGt:
To any one wanlia: tine Farm convenient .e:Es',
rood opportunity il offered.
TERMs-one.!ourth cssi; buahce 4, {. I9 a. -
months with interest and secured by tvuli dSc:.
Possession will be- given lst January. !cS.
Persons desiring :hr Farm can ID p.e'!1-s 20
the ssle. TAYLOR WlLlih"s.
Anr,.h..f.s
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VALUABLE ESTATE rs GLOUCESTER


HEAElNG purchased oherwre, aud proposing TO re-
II IL thereon the first Of January, offer for sale
the beautiful Farm which reside, containing 30
ncres less 1875 of which is arabic and in hne
dtUn.
The improvements good new, and consist OF Il
fine and comnodiouS dwelling and all necessary out
houses.
This properly is York River, and in sight of bold
and deep creek leading TO the advantage O! pa.
ranount importance regards shipping grain aud the
means of living. Seventy and halt bushels OF wheat
have been seeded upon which at the rate OF rSo
hundred pounds WINS applied. The neighbor.lood is II
healthy ana thriving one Timber IN great abundance
and variety is attached In short It is that such pro
perry in Gloucester 10 ever offered for sulr
further dcsc pOn is unnecessary, purchasers will
of course view the premises before buying
Ii not sold before, shall offer il January County
Court day before the door OF the Court House Of sad
county
Ny address is Gloucester Courthouse Va and ,houd
be pleased to hear from any gentleman o. ndy in want OF
such IN estate.
Terms liberal, and made known dag Of sale.
Nm. J. WALLER.
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STEAM SAW MILL IN POWHATAS.
TUNIlE subscribers wishing close their business will
l. sell public auction at their place OF residence in
Po~hntan. Msidens Adventure the 18th Of De.
ccbcr 1855 III fair. if the fair day. tie fol-
lowing property: Mules, Horses. Yoke Of Oxen,
Wagons Csrry!og Chains Gear &c; also large supply
OF Timber Of various kinds, Oak Fencing. White Oak
Plank and rost., Pine SheetiEy. Plank Flooring Wes.
ther boarding and Scantins. Terms, TOR MI over
$40 credit Of xix months, the purchaser giving bonds,
with approved security; for crms-under SlO cush They
will also sell Steam Engine, Circular Saw Single Saw,
with machinery work 1t. crcd:, OF six. twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser giving bonds with
good security They will also sell on the day il
sold before, OF Land containing 393s BY sur
vey. adjoining the estate OF the late Iohn Gillian Mrs r.
@. Gillian, and c. c. Lee, within mile and half Of
James River large portion d: the tract is in original
growth. The title TO lhr land s unGucstionublc. The
Terms-PurchEscr will give bonds with approved securi
ty payable oue and three years, bearing nteres;
ION The day Of sse and deed OF trust the lands 10
secure the purchase money.
SCOTT sHlPWITH OLD.
p. S.-Thc Steam Engine il lahortc power, has been
out little used and is m excellent one.
npcs at
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL IN G1OCHbhND.

SCHOOL IN G00CiILhND.
a SCHOOL AT "FERklNSvlI,LE, t'ooctland, ",
uudr the charge Of the undrrsenci, viii con-
OH the lh Of January next nnd continue ':i,l! Inc ION o
December followi,l. with h vacation Of month daring
the The situation is pleasant and ealAy one
and accessible by the james River Cnnn-ths LANDING Cc
dur Point; All tho branches OF thorough Ensir ciu'"
ton will b. TAUGHT together with Lun Greek and Matte"
instcs 1t shall be- object to prepare youl me-" "i
the practical business ui lc for entering College.
TERMS on TEN MONTHS: -.
For Cha. sical md Mathematical (beyond Arithmetic "
Board cnn b. obtained for $40 the scholastic term.
Early applications are desirable: furturther pnr'""'
nppy TO NJ J.. Anderson
Ur r j. PERKINS, y; ~ ;,
'perkinsvillc tiooch!.nd, "a"
REFERENCES.-Rev L. Ryand, Proc L. +. p"oH "
H. j. Christian aud l.. Turner, Richmond College Coz
Gucrran, and George w. Turner, Gooch!siI.
N,r1
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SOTICE-EOTICE.

IN consequence OF the death OF Joiiah Wills E'q o.
of nv real estate si;untr IN the city Of Richmond will BE-
offered for sae the deed Of trust about the LIST OF
January 1856 unicss by arrangement between the par
tics interested private sale 10 mnde before rhnt lime
Nv residencc on Church Hl fronting Grace street Il
mos. desirable piece Of property in perfect repair with
dscen fronting on Grace street. and Others fronting
on Broad street Persons desiring purchase will please
cal and see the property Reference 10 made to Messrs
Goddin & Apperson, or Joseph Mayo Egg ,,
Nov l.j-dSclm EDWIN fAhhhh.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

yUlHE next session of this Institution WI VII
III Wednesday, the l6th OF january, lsSo ,o.n admit
regular nnd thorough course OF study h, rngli.t
ed in order to graduation In addition tne u'S he An
branches, prepared to give sraenDn Of Mu.c
srrI;on will be furnished the Harp. PIANO Lac
dson Guitar and in Mu.e n;te %nH is pnid
nryi, in Mi lis varieties Oil Snd oTce'I Eh,oidnr,
Lands cspe Painting in Crayon, Wax WORK. f'"'''
Fancy and Teacher. will strive to render he
dpnsn,s nsy g The Gu"
and no efforts WI. Of II their pupils The President md
hsSe ssss q the ssIs.2s
especiny cs..sry 10 render the College pleasant hon
of ss. s ,o Which assyo;
ad cbijdren 10 ACQUIRE an education Our chare'
sena nv lev n. can be- Afforded in Institutions OF similar "
vantugcs. a., , 49,, ~, abduction ,r
Alter enrunce except in cases o! protr"cted Blk
ness
Dec 7-ct23d lhOS. y 'h.hi "''t'' 80
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NOTICE.

EEAViNG completed the contract Oh the Chrisansvtlc
Il Il and Key =vil!: PLANK Road, will, on SATURDAY,
the 22i day al month: (Dsceh-r) SELL TO the high
o., bidder T., the Station Oh the Plank Road lansns'
store ten miles from Keysyi!c and Ike same die ance II ON
Chruians lille. my Steam Saw MIL OF twenty horse pow.
rr which he's b.n IN operation about eight months,
and ha. the reputation r being of the best Steam Mills
in the upper country will also eel twelve or fifteen
Young and likely Mules well broke harness, and four
i've Nagur-, nearly new.
Terms liberal, and made known day OF sale.
Nov 30-c.,ls JAS. II. FINCH.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE

SILVER MEDAL FOR 1852
TIME Members OF the Legislature md strangers visit
ing tho city are requested 10 call st the old esisb.
li.hmen No. l20 corner CT Mum aud Governor street,
and secure themselves outfit for the winter As the
subscriber ha, hand large and elegant assortment. o!
wearing apparel not to be surpassed by any
house in the city As evidence OF the superiority OF his
Clothing be awarded the highest premium "a silver
uednD by the Mechanics Institute for 1855 He keep
constantly hnnd tia very best of Cloths, Cnssmeres,
vestiugs &c, &c, with score Of superior worxnen;-
He deems unnecessary after trial Of sixteen years the
public has had Of is Clothing sag In their COM
mendation. lie warrants oil Clothing no sells, and re-
specty socts call from bis old friends and the public
generally (StricIly on the ono price .ysteml
T.. Il. SPENCE,
No i2O corner Of Main and Governor streets.
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.:sGT!0S StynS5.
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fRINTi%!; OFFICE fiiR ALL.

PRINTING; OFFICE FtiR ALI.
, ! ,r.s. u a. Il r-v.t "z'''..l :" - uii"'
Ed si:"od, Oh lc r,i Iry u, scri"'hr is5:, ~ "ni
Lucas. Ir and : h. iIJr., the ,:,..r- med. trustees.
viii lei. u "rlr rTrnr IN" i:iIc ii,ir"r III Irom Oi
III: "cc 81 -" ~p:ri' at I"rI,i III t.:'.unn. Jr:rr
SOU C"uiy, Iir.I:. On Eii!DAI :c -r: luY - iI"c'"
Der !s. 'h GOOD i'll oi IN" .:Ii' Of i;.-u n.':Tr
piper printed IN t,';c-tuwn Jefferson County, Virginia
and ~" Pres, Tyr, material and fXiur- ""Hrrcfei
herewith
lhT spirit Of Jefferson hh- been established - Years i
paper OF hi II cii-rsrlrr ard large .ulann .Sr"i
i@ im -ubacriber. (Which uny dmbrss be largely in
creasrd with rIr iycr.isiT! patronage. III" Press
l. ~! lrrgr-t s:A Hoe" -xi with larry. ASSORTMENT at
tyrH III GOOD coalition, a!purcha,rd new -3re april !s
incaau l.r.r variety of job Type tor prn'in: bills.
ci!c"i"rs, &c The iSir;rc. uli coIrplc;r
lac terms OF sale will be sI2jD in cash. Sl!2J the
I'm nay OF September iaJ. and III" hHlrnrc the 9Th
n" o. trust on The properly will he required 20 secure
the deferred payments
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STEYENSYILLE ACADEMY.

BY ALFRED BAGBi AND JOSIAH X LAN ~, d,
TIME subscribers have associated themselves ioi Ine
n,nnaormrui of Stcy,nsvirc Male Academy. We
engage in this enterprise with deep sense OF the mpof
lance OF the proper trimming OF YOUTH and OF the r'.Pes
in ,carbng y hone n he able 10 meet all reasonable OK
pecS.ion. Of parents Attention will be paid to the moral
and religious as we'll the inteeein" culture OF pIp, o
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