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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Richmond, Indiana.
Searcn for WiYcS.

Where do men usually discover the women
who afterwards become their wives. is a ques-
ton we have occasionally heard discussed.
and the custom has invariably become OF val.
ue to young lady readers Chance has much
to do In the affair; but then there are mpor-
tant governing circumstances. Il is ceriain
that few men make selection from ball l-roonls
or any other places of public gaietv; and near
" as few influenced BY what NAV be cal
led showing OH In the streets, by any AL
lurements of dress. Our conviction is. sha.
uinty nine hundredths of all the tinery with
which women decorate or load their persons.
90 for nothing. as far husband ca chins is
concerned. W here and how. then. do men
find their wives? la the quiet homes of their
parents or guardlans-at the fire side where
the domestic gIaces and f,elin.s are alone
demonstra ed. These are the charms which
most surely attract the hi III as we'll as the
humble. Against these, all the fnery an
airs IN the world sink into inSignicance.-
We shall illustra this by an anecdo.e which,
though not new. will nos be the worse fer be-
ing again told In The wear 1773. Pear
Burreli E-q., of Beckenham. in Kent. whose
health Was rapidly declining was advised by
his physicians TO go 70 Spa Tor the recovery OF
his neaish. His dau shlers feared tha, thos.
who had only motives entirely mercenary
would nos pay MN 'nat attention W hIch he
might expect from those who. from duty and
affection united. would feel the greatest pleas
ure in ministeriny to his case and comfort;
they therefore resolved to accompany him
They proved that il was NOT a spi-it of dissi-
ps,Ion and ga;cty tina; led them to Spa, for
they were not 10 be seen in anv Of the cav and
fashionable circies-thev were never out of
their fathers company, and never stirred from
home, except 10 attend him either to take the
air or drink the wat-rs-in word. they lived
most reclu>e lie IN the miiss of a town
then the resort of the mos. illustrious and
fashionable personages OF Europe This ex-
ennplary attention to their father procured
these three amjable sisters the admiration of
all the English at Spa, and was the cause of
/ their elevation to hat rank in life 10 which
their merits gave them 50 just title They
all were married 10 noblemen-one to the
i Earl of Beverlev-ano;her to the Duke Of
Hamilton. and afterwards TO the MARQUIS Of
EAe:er-and third to the Duke Of North
cumberland; and it is justice to them to saw
that they reflected honor ON their rank. ra.ner
than derived any from it.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Volume XIV.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
n p HOLLOWAY, B. ". DAVIS !. ). DRikE.


,rfs,te,i and displayed advertisements will be
ba,ai price and-,-hali, and large cuts two priees
~. above rates of advertising Other cases not pro-
vdei for chargable in conformity Win 'he ABOVE rates
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-23

On the lath Of March, BY the Rev. A. G.
Hughes, Mr.. Austin g. CoplE 10 Miss LFrTIA
farrtAsD, all Of Alamancc County.
On the Sd ofApril. by the same Mr.. LEWIS
II. DAWSON, Of Pittsylvania county, Va, 10
Miss MARY Z. CRAWFORD, Of Alamance.
In Patrick County. Va, on Tuesday night tho
Isl instant, by Rev. S. $. Bryant. DR.. EDw,S
WArsoS, Of Greensborough, 10 Miss MAMIE
PrSs, daughter Of Col. Peier Penn.
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IsIrA Vino Tack i-Maay q the

Is Ir A WING Tack i-Manv of the
Democratic or "Sag Nicht' Journals.
both in and out of yirgiaia. have
asserted from time TO time that the
present American organization in the
old Dominion was Whig trick, aud
that the nominations would be so ar
ranged as TO give that party the pre-
ponderance 10 the next Legislature.
We learn from the Penny Post that
thus FAR the American party have no.
minated for the Senate eight Democrats
TO FIVE Wings, and for the Hsuse of
Delegates thirty one Democrats TO
twenty Wings; thus giving clear ma
jority Of fourteen to the former mem
bers Of the Democratic party. Does
this look like Wing management
Mar.
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South Lowell Male Academy
ORANGE CO.. NJ. G.
jesse ?. BAoBy. A. b.. Principal.


JESSE Z. BAGBy, A. b., Principal.
BENNETT w. BAcBY, Assistant.
Rev. Prof. BRaNTLY York, Lecturer
on English Grammar and Execution.
rTsHE next session OF this School will he opened
= on the sih of July. Students ure request
ed 10 be present on that day, as the exercises
will he entered into, and the lectures on English
Grammar and Execution commenced soon after.
The morals, health, &C., OF South Lowell arc
too well known to need any remark. The Prin.
eipal is graduate Of Randolph Macon College,
and experienced in teaching.
Board can he had al the Academy Hotel for
$3.50 per month several gentlemen, near the
Academy, are also prepared 10 board students.
For further particulars apply to the Principal
for Catalogues.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ORA. w. GAY, Chm,
COL. ID. g. PARRISH, Sec'y,
REV. H. ARNOLD. Treas,
REV. JOHN A. MMANNEN,
JOHN b. LEATHERS. Esq,
MR.. WILLIAMS HARRIS.
May 10Th, 1855. 2m-pd
II
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tile niel,t of the i1th ultima. after ,
desperate encounter. Col. q. Eperton
! the field officer IN command Was killed
On the Goth an attack was made on
\ the second Russian Dit which was Al.
most immediately abandoned Sub.
sequentiy, all the Russian outw o,ks
including a number Of mor,a,s Mi
bee n taken, together with maay Rms
sian prisoners. The condition ~ III
siege, however. was moi sach as ~ war
rant an ssault. The bo,abardment had
not produced The anticipated results
Ii had been greatly sIackened s;nce the
28th uIt,, SO as not TO exhaust he am :
munition. Encounters were freouent
aad the position Of the Allies was still
regarded AS critical MISUNDERSTANDING
the advantages thew had gained AZ
immense Russian army said 10 con.
sist Of lO0, 900 men, i reported TO be
concentrating near Sepastopol The
Allies also were receiving numerous
reinforecments. The French reserve
of SO, OG0 men. near constant;nonIe
were expecting to Be sent n Balaklaya
The Russian official accounts to the
cath ultimo renresan, tLe ,la,nsna ana
tanned from the bombardment up to
that t;ne as ha;no ,g,;,,,. 800. ~ -
that their skirmishes were generally
successful. The rnrts m ,bo ror,b s;de
Of The harber tnok mart Il NJ cannaa
ade. and threw thsir sho,s clear ;n,o
the lines AZ tie Allies The Ioss enc.
tanned by the garrison from the IIth
to the 18Th ultimo amoun,ed ~ seven
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-23

The Nashville Union gives warning
thai II ~e refuse TO Ebert fnrtign born ci.
iizens 10 Office, we sinus, do il with our
eyesoprn 10 The fact that We shall he nuFs.
ing an enemy of ever increasing sueneih
10 the very silsls Of the country" Well.
says tie Louisville Journal. II Foreigners
choose 10 gnaw II our couniy's viials
merely because certain parry chooses
MOTTO vote fnr them for ofIice. I, may be no.
crssary 10 sdop, measures fnr preventing
any more Of them from getting inlo the
conniry's viiais. " their moiin toward
our republic is. give US offices or We
WI snap at ynur yi,sls, their means nf
getting in,o the eouniry's in.ides might as
well be cut of.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 26ih Of April last
Mr.. Jons Hoper, aged about SO years. The
deceased had long been worthy member Of the
Presbyterian church. In his long and painful
Illness he was greatly sustained by his hope in
Christ. The loss to his family is ineparable /;
but TO himself, we doubt not death has proved
but the angel Of mercy, calling him away from
world Of sin and sorrow to that "house not made
with hands, eternal in the heavens" May God
deal kindly with his widowed companion and
orphan children. H.
Died, in this county, on Friday the 18th inst,
Mrs. JAsE Trnnr, wife Of Mr.. Hezekiah Terry,
aged about forty years.
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, May is.
CorroS.--Sales at DC.
ToBacco.-Lugs sI75a7 so; Leai
.. a. clio IS.
WHEAr.--We quote common 10 fair
seass lal goud to prime at 80 81
a - so.
CoRS.-Sales at 9s a. 100 {.
FLouR.-Superfine slls; extra SUI
periine slal Family IS.
GUANo.-Peruvian $50; Mexican 80
ASS; Saper Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. May 10.
Candles-Fayetteyille Factory i9c.
Adamantine SO a. 55c.
C0tton-8 a 81 G.
Flour-Cross 9 so; Fine Q IS; Su.
perfne 10 a 10 25.
Feathers--4e a. 45c.
Corn-i 50a IS.
Molasses-Cuba Is az 30; n. Or.
leans so a. 90.
Whisky IS Coo.
Wilmington, May 81.
tandlcs. 1ailow 10 VI; Adamantlne 70
a 30; Sperm 30 q 50.
Coffee. Java IS iG; Iaguayra - IL;
Rio ~ q 10.
Flour. Wilmington and Fayetteville Ii.
sPeetion, Pine sll,s0; super, sl2; family
sig,s5 per Dbl.
Molas.cs. Cuba - IS; n. Orleans 2s =
-.
Sugar Brown Ga g.; Loaf and Crushed
I0a II.
Norfolk. May 10.
Norfolk papers not received.
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NATIoSAL Ksow-N orurNeIsx. The
New York Tribune says that The Nation.
al Know Nothing view Of the slavery
question is simply the creed Of The worst
slsseholder.--"a piece lonl from the web
Of The most unmiliga,ed systems Of sls-
very" The parry in Massachusetts,
says The Tribune, are already conlemplu-
onsly eas. aside by heir national brethren,
aud New York. Pennsylvania. New Jer-
sey. anil portion Of the West. are relied
on 10 stick 10 the pro-slavery Know No
ihingism. The general officers are TO be
slave oligaiehs. The North will only
furnish The LIeuienani.. The head Is
10 be southern, aud lie tail northern.
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Great Mail Route
FROM HiLLSBORoUGH TO THE NORTH,
by the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad.

by the Raleigh 8 CASTOR Railroad.
M NDER the Schedule recently adopted On tho
- North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can
go North without detention at Raleigh or else.
where.
On the arrival at Raleigh of the train from the
west, the conductor Of the Road will be in at
tendance TO take charge Of the baggage and
check il to Baltimore or Washington City, whilst
the passengers will he allowed M hour and a
halt TO get breakfast and refresh themselves.
They will be conveyed 10 and fom The Hotels
in omnibuses free Of charge.
Leaving Ralegh at 10 minutes past z, they
viii reach Weldon in abundant time for all the
day trains going North and South.
BY This route the passenger will be at no trou-
Bile OF expense about his baggage, as the conduc-
Tor OF This road will take charge Of and give a
chech for il at the N. G. Railroad Depot
Through Tickets from Weldon to New York,
BY Petersburg OF Portsmouth, sl2
J.. OBJ. BRANCH, Prest.
Raleigh, April 2s, 1855. s5--lm
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CA SECRET FOR THE LADIES

CA SECRET FOR THE LADIES'
How TO rnEsEHvE BEAuTr.-Don't use Chalk,
Lily White, or any of the so-cailrd cosmetics, TO
conceal faded Of sallow complexion.
Hyou would have the roses brought back 10
your cheek. clrai, healthy and transparent skin,
and life aud yigor infused through the system,
get . hottie Of Carers Spanish Mixture, and take
Il according 10 directions Il does not taste quite
as wei as your sweeinests; bat, IL after few
doses you do not 6nd your health and beauty
feriying, your step elastic and vigorous the whole
system refreshed and invigonicd like Spring
morning. then your case Is hopeless; and 81 the
valuable certificates We possess. 60 for noughl
u V The greatest purifier d the blood known is
perfectly harmless, ami al the sane time power
fully eficacious
%. See advertisement.
May, 1855. s7-im
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60 Threshing Machines
IN OR S A ID IN

FOR SA L e.
'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Farmers Of Orange and The adjoining Coun-
ties, that he has on hand sixty of
Palmer's Patent Rotary Flail
Threshing Machines,
manufactured in New York Of the very best ma
terias, and warranted to purchasers to be the best
and safest machine now in use. It is made al
most entirely Of wrought iron, and relieves the
operator entirely from dust or danger. This
machine is particularly intended az stationary
machine, and is well adapted TO be driven BY a
common wooden wheel. which every practical
farmer ought 10 have in his barn, and will ihrasl,
rom two 10 three hundred bushels pei day with
two horses. This size machine is worth sixty
dollars at Goljsborough, from which place they
will be sent at objected by purchasers they pay
ng freight on the same. There are two sizes
lbove this; the prices eighty and one hundred
dollars. Address the subscriber al South Lowell,
Orange Co., N. c.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
May 7, 1855. ss-sw
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Il would hardly do Tor any one to have the
temefiiy nowadays to question the excellence
Of Dr. Hoohand's German Buffers, which are pre-.
pared by DR.. q. NJ. Jackson. IN cases Of dys-
PePHa. liver complaint. and arrangement Of The
digestive organs, their many virtues have long
since been made plainly apparent. They purge
tom the system the morbid humors which re-
lard their natural functions, and hiring psleness
10 the cheek. and suffering 10 The brow. They
lanish those clogs upon happiness. and restore
the system 10 high health. See advertisement.
May, 1856. s7-im
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MARRa1p.

o. the sih iasi., in Chatham county, by
Rev. a. w. f.incbcry, wItIias ". yoHSsox,
N. D., Associate Editor Of the Spirit Of the
Age, 90 Miss MARY u, daughter Of William
Albright. Esq.. Of Chatham.
10 Oxford, on Tuesday the l5,h inst, by The
Rev. Mr.. Sutton. Mr.. THOMAS N. LYscn. for.
merry Of this place, TO Miss CKc1rA r., daush.
ter Of Dr.. Washington Dorsey.
A. Chapel iiiIl, on the lsih instant. by Rev.
VI. Doub, Rev. Attsispnn d. Dtrrs, of liar.
nett, member d The Graduating Class. 10 Miss
Mar DAVIS, Of Richmond, va.
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STATE OF N0RTH-cARoLINA.

ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, 1855.
Abraham B. Taplcy, Administrator o. James
Danielly, deceased,
rs.
John Danielly, Jesse Danieily. Nancy Dsniellv
Nehemiah Dsnielly, William DsnieIly. Wi.
kins Holt and wife Jane, Alfred James ami
wife Priscilla, Thomas, James, Jesse. Iobn-
William ). and Emily fruits, AHelia Daniel.
Y, Caroline, Elizabeth, Mary, William and
Thomas Daniely.
PETITION 70 eel Land 10 pay DtJis.
IT appearing 10 The satisfaction Of he cour
: that John Daniclly, Nehemiah Danielly. and
the children Of his daughter Catherine. 10 WI
James, Jesse. John, William s., end Emily Tn.
i, STE moi inhabitants Of this State: II l. ordered
BY the Court. that publication be made n sbe
Hilslofough Recorder fr sir weeks successive.
", for the said defendant 10 appear at The ps.t
term 81 said Court. 70 be held gor ssid county an
the FIRST Monday after The fourth Monday in Msy
nesi, then snd there 10 plead. answer or ,lst~yr
10 said petition; otherwise The same viii Ne "a.
ken pro oogtesso as 10 them, and set for hearing
accordingly.
Witness. John Faucet, Clerk or said Cou,,.
II Office, the FIRST Monday siief the fourth Men.
day Of February. "A. ID. 1855.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. &C.
April l3. Pr adv. $3.50. ss-sw
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The American mail steamer Baltic
arrived at New York last night. (the
isth,) with London and Liverpool dates
tn The 5th instant.
The latest relegraphic accounts
from sebastopol---receisedb by the brit
,sh Government, which has a monopo
" 81 the linc--are as late as the Alb
Instant. These dispatches state that
me Allies we're gaining ground. The
English captured Che first rifle pit in
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Equity Sale.

ETyN PURSUANT to decree of the
ey3lsfff Court Of Equity for Orange county,
W. made at March Term, 1855, | shall
ss-RSsss offer for sale, on the premises. on Sd
turday the 18th Of May next, Two Tracts Of
Land belonging 10 Malissa Dunnegan, situated
on The waters Of Little River, and adjoining The
lands Of William Blalock and others.
Terms, twelve months credit, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. Title re-
served until the purchase money is paid
Q. +. LONG, c. & NJ. y.
April zad, 1855. s4--4w
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COUNTERFEIT DouslE EAaLE.-A wen
made counterfeit Of lie $50 gold pieces
Is now IN circulation. It's precisely The
same circumference of The coin. but il
. moi as thick. I, is valued al Ella, SO.
The coin may be detected by observing
The word "suld'' in small raised letters
on The bottom Of the head. Pei. Intel
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Father" said a boy tohis paicrnal
protector, venerable Quaker, /" ! can
lick that chimney sweep"
That may be all very true. my son :
but u thee does. thee will get thy hands
blaeked IN the operation. was The wise
counsel Of The peaceful Friend. A
counsel which every sagacicus editor
sees frequent occasion TO follow.
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COMMITTEE OF Examination.
To Wool Growers.

MY Machines arc now ia order Cor csrdins
A'A Wool and making good rolls. Those
bringing their wool well prepared may depend
on getting COED rolls. Prices for csrding, "A
cents per pound fm unmixcd; iei cents per
pound for mixing, or the fiiih pound ef The
WOOL Corn, wheat. dsxsced. bccswax, isllow.
bacon and lard will be taken IN payment for
Csrdng, and even money win not he refused, as
something will Nc expected IN payment before
The rolls are taken from tho mschines.
ALEX. DICKSON.
May 18th, 1885. ST.
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A MeDEL c"uxry. - The Green's
borough Patriot STATES the remarkable fsri.
that. though one &c the olIcs, counties in
the State. there has never been conyir-
lion Tor murder nor person hanged
within The limits Of Randolph county.
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GuASo. 49, The Baltimore American
states. BY authority, HAT The Peruvian
Government is about 10 rhange its agent
fm The safe Of Guano in this country. 10
adopt new guards against adulleralion and
imposition. and 10 reduce The price 10 s45
per ton. The particulars will be announce
ed in few weeke.
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NiNu 1MdtitHuu AFGIintte silks,
Plaid aud Striped Poul DE Sole silks,
Chameleon Glaze & high-lusterd Black Silks
Very pretty and neat Printed Jaconets. Lawn.
and 0rsandie Muslius,
Embroidered, Grass, and other Skirts,
Bnllianis, for under df.sses.
Rich Sash and Neck Ribands.
Also, Bonnet and other Rihanis,
Changeable Silks, for Manlillas, &s, with
Fringe and other Trimmings 10 match,
Muslin Collars and Sleeves 10 match.
Worked Bands, Edgines. &c.
Buck, and Black aud White Goods. steh as
Chally, MOhair l.us,rc, Bcragcs, Lawns, Mus.
lins. Ginghams, &c.
Rail Road, self.laring & Ffench-point Corsels,
Caters. both low.priced and fine,
SandaLwood and other Fans, &c. &c.
M HAS ALSO,
Prime hleaehcd and heavy unbleachcd eleven
quaner Sheeiings, aud Pillow Case Cotton,
Paper Window Shades and Fire Screens,
Superior Cas Steel Hoes, UooI Bells,
Razors that are Rasors. just Try them,
Colorcd Mating, and DTuggii and Other Car.
pc,ings.
Seedless and other Raisins, Figs and Candy,
A variety Of Goods for Gents and Bows. &c.
Many goods will be offered lower priced Than
heretofore, but no goods are offered a. bats.
shall not do business in that way, thereby max
ing one customer pay for the loss by another.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. So
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NOTICE.

T'HE exercises fthc present session Of RrD
= MorsTAIs FEMALE AcADEMr will close
with public Examination on the nth and
18th Of June.
Addresses from enc or more distinguished in.
diyiduals are expected on The occasion. Patrons
especially, and the public generally, are request.
ed 10 attend.
The next session win commence the second
Thursday in July. Terms as follows:
Primary English branches, S 7:50
Grammar and Geography. 1000
Algebra and Philosophy, 1850
Latin, Greek, or French, with other
branches, 1900
Embroidery, 800
Music. 1900
GEO. W. JONES,
Chm Of Executive Com.
May Isl, 1903. SIS ew
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Spring and Summer Clothing,
Handsome, Good, and Cheap.

AdnuSOin6, GOOu, anu Cneap.
III EyTN CARMICHAEL, Merchant Tailor,
having recently purchased in New York a
large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods,
Is enabled to offer 10 his patrons choice selec.
ton Of all articles in his line. Among these he
would specify only the following:
Fine French Cloths and Cassimeres,
Of all descriptions, and Of the latest
styles; and
Fine French Vest Patterns, Of Mar.
settles and Figured Silks.
These goods are of superior quality and, hay-
ing been bought cheaper ihan ever before, will
he sold conespondingly cheap.
he woull al,o state, that he has laid in an
assortment Of the finest and best Trimmings for
Gentlemen's Clothing, that the New York mar
kct would afford.
OF The very latest styles Of Paris and
New York Fashions, both in Drawings
and Paintings, have been received, and be Is
prepared 10 make up Gentlemcn's Clothing n a
style which, for cut and finish, will compare with
any work either North or South.
As properly connected with his business. he
has laid in carefully selected assortment of
READYsIlADE CLOIRaNG.
which embraces every article needed for a gen.
ilemans wear. Though some merchants have
made this ga branch of the Dry Goods trade.
Il Is but fair to presume that one whose business
II is TO work in cloth, would be better able 10
judge Of the cut and make Of clothes, and there.
fore less liable TO impose upon his customers the
tmsy productions Of " Stop shops" for good and
fashionable work, than those who are less expe-
rienced IN the business. To The public he would
say As men Of sense, judge ye.
Hillsbo,oueh, May |. IS
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For Sale.

4 BARRELS Flax-Seed Oil,
500 lbs. White Lead,
30 lbs. I.itharge,
Venetian Red, Sc. Sc.
Long s CAIN.
APril ie. 81
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Cotton Yarn.

HAVE jus, received from the Factory 80.
: periof lot Of Cotton Yam. extra hard twist.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. az
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Boiling Cloths.

4 NY one wanting Boxing Cloths. win please
~ call On me. as can furnish the best Mind.
Of any size, at reasonable rates.
JAMES WEBB.
April loih, 1855. -
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JUST RECEIVED.

Virginia, and other Checks.
THE undersigned are prepared to cash all
= checks on the Banks OF Virginia, or on
those farther North, on presentation at their store
&c. TURRENTINE & SON.
May 81. S.