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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM \ FURIOUS Bull.
In the town of Bfidgcwn,cr last week. Brace
Hall. little son of Deacon Hall, of that plnce,
grievously gored by bull and almost mlrae-
nlousy escaped with his life. The bull was
iine Young animal whom the ad--enlv some n,ne
,ears old had been in the habit f driving. aud
ii had never manifested any considerable sici-
BUSINESS. But boys who had bathing place in
the brook that runs through its pastnre.had wor-
ried il by shaking their clothes at 1t. md thus
getting up the excitement AFT a chase. On Mon
day of last week little Brace was passing care
lessly through the field where there were some
forty animals with this bull nnuug them. whom
it suddenly set upon him aud tossed him repeat
edly upon its horns.
\ faithful dog which accompanied the boy Mt
tackled the ball, aud caught upon its neck with
firm teeth. The believing and wild running
about of the other cattle in the field made up an
exciting scene, For about eight rods the bull
tossed the boy tearing his clothes completely
off from him, aud the boy all the time endeavor-
ing 70 reach n fence rs to escape.
He had already touched the boards, when tho
hull again tossed hin, and his haad struck against
the fence, tearing the scalp horribly. Bat fortu-
nately the horns of the animal had wrenched one
Of the boards off and the victim still self pos
sesscd, escaped through the opening 20 oppor
'une made, into an adjacent lane. The bull
seemed more intensely maddened at this escape,
ana with almost human sagacity turned down tn
ward an opening into the lane some distance otf,
But the boy had meantime climbed over another
fence. and was beyond the mad beasts reach.
Completely exhausted he could do more; tho
faithful dog who had vninly endravored to re
strain the beast. FASTENED to the boys father,
and by means attracted his attention. and led
him 10 the presence of his wounded son; he hay
bleeding, naked, yet alive. He was taken home
and cared for, and we understand there is every
reason 10 believe he will recover from his inju.
ries.
I'e self possession ofthe boy alone saved his
life, and with the fidelity Of the dog deserves to
to be recorded. The hull was fenced in and
shot Utica IN. " Heraid
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C..p ana state a6airS.

S,lr aP Nr6RoEs.--rhe attention Of buyers is III
re- ted 10 the sale OF valuable negroes, advertised by
! r Pilzer Sheriff. to take place in Salem, on the
18th inst
PAT ASp rHE EGGs We fear shall severely tax
the errdulitY Of readers, when state that
ishnan performed the enormous and beastly feat Of
..sting hi,tg-t.ree raw eggs shells and all, without
stopping at The N9rkeih9ase ia this city last Sat
f,rmel by Il gentleman who stood lay and stw the
hag-sh operation. And 10 nuke thrmatier worse
f,nr of the egg Were sgod one of which contained
Il chicken in embryo
Faith and be jabbers. Pat Maharey, and its great
Won are on eggs; and its a mighty accommodating
stomach you've got,any how Wonder If ydn wouldn't
undertake. contract to cut up all the dead hogs dogs
cats &c. about the Street.
Pat Is a Buchanan man. and can swallow him too,
without A single grimace
on Pat what a wonder
Rotten eggs, old Buck, and tlunderi
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These vessels Of the first class, built In the city Bal
expressly this trade and
aons for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who will spare
cNcrtiou to accommodate They will be owed and down
the rivers by and may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find to their interest to ship by this line, freight will
always be taken as ow by other line Packets and
every ehor will he made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction Insurance he effected In
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining iu
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line NewYork will forwarded
free of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston S
Yannah any other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock In New York
at Berth No. ], Coffee House Slip foot of Wall Street
DAVID q WIN. CURR1E Richmond
q. Ii. PERSON, n. Y, Agents
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RICHMOND ApvERT1sEnRNTs

GNREAT DEPOT ron THE SALE or Pr
NJ ANoFORrEs, GUITARS. METODEUSs AND MI.
sc-A the establishment Of the Subscribers may always
und extensive stock Of Superior Fortes from eye
raj Of tho most reliable makers la the Among fno
Ray be seen those from J b. Dunhara Co New York A.
sodart Co, New York, and Cbiekering Il Sons Boston
comprising assortment so extensive enable persons Of
almost osciy taste TO select Ierefh of
time The rhers have been the
satisfaction these instruments have given the variety kept
sale the terms heh they offered the
selecting ordering from a long established
home and the hnpossbAiiy II getting indifferent P
aho here TOR they VIII be taken back IL they
Pood) OF the why persons
Richmond instead a sending North
PriceA as los a. at The factories
Mensona OF Garaart keedlams uAse. varying price
from so to $50. suitable fDT churches oil pariora
These instruments oil Planes sold manu-
Gclnr,ts prices
tnissa os MARTINI make which sal. beauty
81 tone mtabnhY and workmanship. Also others Of
'sh maAnacims Among them beautiful Neapofs
tau Dnilfs constructed that tbs may taken of
The wh"Ln Instrument carried In lady sraselng trunk.
Music for the Piano Forte aud tIaar Constant arrivals
hesh supplies onahla than furnish very oomptt.
JAMES WOODHOgsE & co.
booksellers and StRoners
ahFtditiw lti Main ST, Rirhmond Va
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FIN 7fEf. Nt,Tsf'U.

Tie funeral services Of WILLIE, infant son ofJohn
D. Holt. viii take place at St Paus church to-day
at half past we've O'Clock
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANC.srER uOu.s.


THO & LANCASTER late oi lneastle Va takes prasurein
Ing 10 his old unds public
orally that hU has taken aud opened that aud
madons House known the sRa Read House.
the Depot in this place lie prtparvd them vel
reception IiuY 4 elmoa y
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MISCELLANEOUS.



nua Session Of this nstion will the hrst
hr College building progress Of erection viii be
endy for occupancy The location of the Institution a. to
accessibility anh heatunes of the eligible In the
entire Sunh and the II destruction thorough rs thnt
II any College In The country In addition Ia complete
Classical hn Sricnie the directory Of the College
have established School ot Design fnr nairuehon In the
branches of prartiea Engineering and Architecture
The College H aroauy furnished with very extensive ana
elegant Apparatus adapted tn Illustration IN tho depart
neuts Of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Library STANDARD Works recently purchased
lay Collegiate yea
Tin whose Pafeuta Guardians dtsre H. will
L. rganaed ntaa Military corps, having a proper uniform
AID pfaetisodlu adtily manual aud ddl
itryNStS tRian for Annual Session Of ten months In
liz Colefint. department eaan The Preparatory siO=
nnrh 81 per wenk washing ~ 81 mouth fuel andigha
- per sessan
Catalogue lnsutlan he obtained hy addressing
nv samuel X. Con, President, Iyuehharg, Va.
FACULTY.
Hty SAMUEL cox President, Professor of Mental aud
Moral Scivnre and II bellies frttres
WILLIAM ,utott, Professor OF Greek Language and
Literature
LfeunarsG MATHEWS, \. NJ. Professor Of Latin Ian.
3HtRe aud IItunturr.
JANIS = MUftt. Graduate V NJ Institute, Professor
4 Mathematics aud Natural Science and of the School Of De
sirua
SAnutt GhULANp A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law.
- lhNGuobNEs NJ. ID. Professor of Anatomy aud fhSa
taluHY
duistrrr ApoLro sAHroui L. L. D. Professor of Modern
Languages
SWIM draduaoofy Institute
T. Il srANANn.
A ats Irlu ia of lrnm Srho
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kESrUCKY ELECTIoNs.--On this point, we
have the authority of Wing and Democratic pa
pers. The Louisville Journal says:
. Ia all the districts heard from ,chereper partV
contest has been made there have been large gains for
the American ticket In many portions of the State
there was no party contest. We can give every as
suranco to onr friends throughout the whole Union
that Kentucky is all right for Fillmore and Donelson
; The Courier DemocraO in its notice of the
election says:
The election of yesterday afforded no criterion of
the strength of parties of the popularity Of Pres
idental candidates and principles. These were
secondary considerations TO the personal popularity
of gentlemen who had offered for the various offices
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TWICE 4 WEEK BETwEEN ofxs

TWICE a WEEK Il II II WI ZEN >S.ca>
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam SkxRfN
ers BELVIDERE and POCAlIONTAS,-The
STEAMER BELVIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. leaves RioH.
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Ealti
timore.
shppers to Baltimore by these two Boats must have the
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
marry LuDLAM WATSON, Richmond We.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

MELANCHOLY ArrARiN GEORGIA. The Ma
con Messenger, of August Il; says.
We are informed that on Monday last, most
melancholy affair occurred in Macon county, in
which Mr.. Andrew Shealy was shot and died i'm
medately. and son of his dangerously wounded
they were travelling on the road in the vicinity
Of their residence at the time and report snys
that it was done by J, C.. lIeynston, Esq. or his
We know nothing of the immediate cir
cumstances connected with this affair. There
bad been difficulty between them of long stan
ding, and 1t is most deeply to be regretted that it
should have terminated fatally Mr.. Sheoly
was probable over 60 years of age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

FROM WAsHINGroN.-W Washington. Aug. O.
The House of Representatives hnve disposed Of
all the contested cases of election, with tho ex-
eeption Of that from Iowa. Several months ago.
Mr.. Hall, the sitting member, and Mr. Clark. the
contestant came before the Committee of Eec-
lions and agreed upon armistice for hun
dred days 1t is not therefore probable that this
will be finally acted upon during the present scs-
SION.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE
Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug l0,-Wilder's safe facto-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

EbusGur KauW, Engic Foundry, Gary 81,
u tBErwFEN PEARL AND 18TH RICHMOND VA
manufactures LoeoMorivElENdINEs, TENDERS Raj.
ROAD CARS, aud all descriptions Of Railroad Machinery.
stationary Engines of any required power Also Portable
Engines with c ed improve over Others hereto
made, (ronl 10 40 horse power wheels well
adapted TO farming purposes. getting lumber &e, With I'm.
proved Circular Portable Saw Mills attached OF s III and Sd
caEs Mining Machinery ,s and Saw MIL Machinery Forg
nRs aud Tobacco Factory Fixtures of Kind Also,
brass and Iron Castings made order. T. RAHM,
II cwtim H.. Richmond.
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NOFsCE.-rhc Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph u
will take place OF the office of the Company LynchbTg
Monday August 18th. WIN. S. NORRIS, Pres't
dtlsaug
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DESIRABLE MADNESS. When George | II was
told that Wolfe was quite unfit to command and
was in fact madmnn, The monarch replied, Mad
mad mad, Wolfe madl Wish he'd bite some
OF the other General>!a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

ELLOW FEVER At CHARLESTON 5. c. Colum-
hia, 5. G, Aug lO.-Severnl deaths from yellow
fever have occurred in Charleston, S. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

MISSOURI ElEcTIoN.-St. Louis, August 9Th.
We have uddltonu returns to those already
sent. aud 50 far as the Goyerhorship is concern
ed. it is easily to be seen that Benton has no
chance whatever of an election. The prospects
of Polk (anti Benton,) are, however. good;and the
impression appears pretty general that he will be
elected.
In the contest for members of Congress suai
cient returns have been received to render ooite
certain the success Of Mcssrs: Blair, Carutbprs.
Green, Phelps and Jackson.
Messrs Phelps and Caruthers are pre- sent mem
bers. The former tWhig) from the Sixth Dis
tricf and the latter tDem.) from the Seventh.
The vote generally throughout the State APP
pears to have been quite urge.
ST boUIs, Aug. g. Thirty counties give
Ewing iAmerican) l9,245; Polk Dem.) 1881:
Benton ll,67l. Caruthers is doubtless cleo ted
in the 9TH Congressional district
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, Aug O. Thirteen additional coun.
ties give Ewing (Amer 7,429; Polk (De,n.) g.
S77; Benton % counties not counted) BIB.
The Congressional returns are meagre and un :.
reliable
Recapituaton of the vote in al counties:
Ewing, Am. Polk. anti b Benton
26 075 2439S 4,7s4.
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IMPORTER, whefc-
SALE AND RETAIL
DEALER In AMERICAN 4
MRoHrrD GU Ms AN D.
fagnaFsI9ss->~l RIFLES, Fowling and Fish
- ing Tackle, table and poe kt =
Cutlery Walking Canes,
Ble and pora Monies Percussion Cup Gunpowdcr Patent
Shot Balls Powder Fashs Pouches snd nolls Bird Bags,
Nppies and Nrenahes Washing Rods mud Tieklers, Dog
thana and Golsrs Gun Mnkors Materials, Sc &c ~ RE.
NoLNERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices.
ta#ihe trade. s. SuTHERLANp,
n" IL Nam street opposite Eagle Square RichAold Va.
DIPLOMA
pf rhh sIntt CLASS WAS AWARDED ny TIN FIRaIH1A
aiGuASIcsI INSTITUTE ron THE PoMoyIos
% TsE MECHANIC Ants
SAM III SNTHERDLAND, OP RICHMOND, VIRG'A
l"r u ease ofUuNs, hIsT01.S and RELIES exhibited
the Exbbiban of Articles OF American Manufacture he'd
The Gil, OF Richmond on the 18th dag Of Nov, 1854.
JANA W htwfihtN J. A. BELVIN,
Secsstary President.
bli ~ IL tyI
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MONTGOMERY WHITE sUIpEIR

RH0STEONERX WHITE SULPHUR
WI SlRiNGSIhese Springs were opened for the rccep
ton of visitors on the LIST day of June, ls56
They are situated in Montgomery County, Va, and-a
half miles from the Virginia Tennessee r. Road from which
there is Branch Rail Road to the Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond OF Petersburg after breakfast
rcach the springs by o'clock, + NJ day. all the way
by Rail Road
last Tho large comfortable capable
of accommodating 900 persons
The fynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Branch Of their Limo to the Springs which VIII
be in operation
Avery large BATH HOUSE has been built las, sea.
Board per Month"; 5000
=" Week, II
Day, 200
Children and underten years of age, Half No
taken ri the table. Servants Hall Price
Board OF Horse per Month, $751; 90
- Day -
Guests requested to Civ immediate information of any
want Of attention the part of the Employees servants
Address RO. IL. MOSBY,
judy lid&clmo frest and Gcu1 Supt
IN AnA BAtss.-shnyr an hand ten thou
S1sUtDO sand New BAGS toilet out to such Of my
constituents may desire send their Wheat Corn
Rye. Meal sc, to the usual will sell
portion of them low for cash 10 lessen stock.
july 25tsl A. b. RuCKER.
AOTsCE.-vhe cO-pnrfuer-hip heretofore ex-
~ listing between the undersigned and $ Diugud under
the style of Duguid dissolved the of
January last
The business Will hereafter be carried by undersigned
under the firm and STYLE of D. T. G.. A. DlI GUID, the
old stand of S Diugnid & Sons
All persons having claims against the firm Of S DngHid
Sons will present them for settlement and owing
accounts will please come forward and pay up
DAVID 7. DlUGUIn,
GEORGE A. DIUGUID.
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@. ~ a
HUNT u nRO.. General <sas S~s.Sm Mer-
u CHANTS, VrnurNfA ST, (hetwcen Cary a., and r. a.
u r. Il Depot) solicit eon.g nments Of Tobacco, Wheat
Flour and produce generally, Tor sale
They also forward all produce and merchandise their
rrompt peroona attention paid TO all bnainess eonded
n them
Richmond March o6th, 1860, Ina 2otp
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u,.crony r1xr,uns ro,, sAI.E-, v;.h

nNAtfoRN F1NrtNEs FON SALE wish 90
dispose At private sale of tho Fixtures Of the Tobacco
Factory ceent, carried by uo Dcpfioat, NJ Campbell G.
H. They consist Of all the necessary fixtures for well
plcted establishment comprising ten and pfesHea all
Rood order and nearly htyng boon used but one
soason They Will be- alApoaed of on liberal terms
aud as the hnng Is also Tor sale opportunity Ia pre-
cned for wishing In the bnsnras of put
uuE up tobacco. JOHN II ALEXANDER,
A 10 lNnln Inmnlnll
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IL CERIESll GROCERIES, THE subscriber has just
returned the Northern cities, with the largest stock he
has had the pleasure Of offering his friend, and the
public, Consisting an part Of
10 lhds y q aud l.. H. Sugar
- bags No Coffee
10 bbs pulverizcd Sugar
3 boxes Loaf Sugar
20 bbH n % and T. i, Molasaos
80 bbs CofTe Sugar
10 bags No ! Old Java G fee
100 sides Good Soc Leather
10 bales Cotton U2nahurga
10 bales Cotton Donrsica
20 boxes Adanantine Candies
10 boxes TAloW
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 hhs iaunurs on
50 bbs Rye Nhskoy
~ hhls old Mountain Rye Wliskey
10 bbs J. Martins Bust
10 bbls Bcsore Rye,
- White Mountain,
3 Xigglers old Rye
100 sacks salt
80 bbls No. clipped Hcrrngs
20 " No 3 Mnckcre
500 balos Cotton Yarns
6boNes Fine Teas
Z bhls old French Brandy
~ " American Brandy
" MADEIRA Wine
Port
Together with general assortment of STABLE DRY
GOODS all Of which ana determined 10 sell low AsII
"a In exchange for country produce.
Particular attention paid TO the sale Of WHEAT, CouS,
FLOUR aud TOBACCO. JNO LUNSFORD,
and next door To Murrcll Stratton, Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION. Raleigh, n. C.,
Aug -l8 counties officially heard from. Of
which II go Democratic. The Democratic gain
is AL and the American gain 1913. The cleo
ton Of Bragg is certain, with an increased major
iiy of 200 votes. The Legislature will be
Democratic, by from % to 30 on Joint ballot
The Is couuiir. above mentioned show Demo.
cratic gain of members OF the Legislature and
an American gain of |.
SECOND DISPATCH
Raleigh. August l0.-In Alamance. Guilfnrd.
Sampson. Wake, Warren. Forsythe, New Han
over, Columbus, Wick. northampton, Granville,
Orange. Mecklenburg. Davidson Wayne, Cum
berand, Ceonus. Leonia, Pavan, Stanley, Yad
kin and Green counties Bragg's clear gain l.
100. The Democrats gain 10 members of the
Legislature. The State has gone Democratic by
about 5000 majority.
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NJ p. 4 q. A. DIVGIsD. Successors 10 y.

&c DiUGUID & SONS. will keep constantly hand a
large stock of all kinds Of FURNITURE Of their
acture which they will be pleased how the old friends
patrons of : Duguid Sons, and the public generally
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xDOOOO Monr" na. aeon.

y
The subscriber Wishing roae his stock OF Fancy aud
staple Dry Goods offers s cnda aud the public his
tire Stock comprising nearly every article kept in hr Dry
Boos limo together with taIpemgs aame of which nro very
haudaomc consisting of two ply, three ply tusAes Sc
rao proportion of the above stock purchased this Spring
and in II be found desirable Goods In the city
All who IN Of good aud desirable Goods nj Cast f
'Nsh respectfully invited to oa aud examine for them
sclVra PHILIP W PAYNE
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~ nucs In market for NEGROES Of both sexes, between
the Of 10 and 30 years. including Mechanics such
as aaokam,hs and Carpenter and viii pay III" ghesi mar
let prices la cash lila oneo newly erected brick hnidnp
Let or Lynch street Immediately in of the Farmers
flank. where hoh prepared hnying erected buildings with
that VeN) To hpnd Iynchhurg for sale 9th
eNtac moderate terms aud keep tham secure as II
they were placed In the jail OF the Corporation
may lpdNVlV SETH NbbDIlobF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

HomHDE-Afg occurred at the county-seat of
Wise county, on court day between a man named
Dickerson and another named Carrco, which result
ed in the death Of Carrico, from wounds inflicted
with stick. Dickerson is in Russell Jail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

Y IOIn z. OOkl he " N Pnt, Ihe Aacho The Ionpl,
of Fire The nguenot Exios Lite and Travels icrolute
vols. Wilson's Western Africa, Memorials Of his Time
by Henry Gockburn; The Earnest Man Iadlea
the Colosans Martin OF Gro Masn Appletons Raw
and Navigation tnido Also the following Magazine.
knckerbockor Art Journal, Brahwaits ReroEprc House
hold Words Chambers journal. National Magazine BLACK
wood Bopu, New York journal, Chrsiy's No Song hook
sc, just received and for sale at G. MORSL'S.
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MOTHER LOT Received this day by Ad
IA ans Cos Express, very nice ladies
wet SHOES Eossett Kid Slippers, Buskins &C. Chldrens
Fancy aud Plain Black Shoes in variety: also,
nue. atcfs and Mems Brogans suitable for the
expect arrivals of such goods in demand time
nCaF very day for several weeks 10 come hoping suit all
who may ftvor with call
l.. l.. ARMISTEAD
aug2ts fRep. copy
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We have just received few dozen Bottles thia very
hna Wine direct from the Importers and notified expressly
Alsu old Mnrul toRnnr aud London Dock Brandy, old
Holland Gin sherry, Madeira Clnrci aud hr1sick WINS
London Porter Mac kbery and Whortlobrny Bounce,
II NJ HARRIS & GO
Dealers IN TnbRrcn, tRnts aud bottled
nug1H Mines Liquors, Main 81 Lynchhurp.
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"a Lille. The Great American Historical Romance by the
hon Jeremiah Clemens If Alabama The Last Of the Forcs
by John Esen Cook Reflections Of Houage before Sc
haopul by elm Mas nord and translated from the French
by Mrs NJ Harrison Robinson Daisy chsin by tho Author of
lrr oi Krdrilnc A Manual Of Coal and e Topography,
adRes Commentary Ephesinna Poems by Gold Pen Com
adofo Perry Expedition japan sc, Illustrated, The
Kingdom which shall nut bo brsrayod Fashionable Life Ad
Gerard the Lion Killer, fuckers History of the
United States, for sale by
o.. 4 4. -
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v sNftn l. ;. ClsAhk
NNrssRsi<GFON ssatsE
w GlllRCn sTHEtT.
INNcHuUBu. Va
IL lAalN a L. 4
.xc--. NOHvEsu HOUSE.

Md MAlS STREET.. INNN1RttRG,.NA
~, VII open LIST iu.y, lead WELLS & nN III, Props
A-a..S This Hnuses undergoing ehunfo Of
strnetian that viii raee tnoug with the hest modern
built Hotels The interior viii contain every necessary
Venencc tr guests and will hc furnished In style of ole
aud comfort suited the ALL and character
that will make rank In fact with the frat class hetole
the country fmaV / ldNuts