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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR


TIME death Of the Inte James Cnlwell the principal
d proprietor Of this celebrated watering place having
rendered /, necessary tor oettirmcn; Of his estate thai
the property should be cold the have united in
comforting on the undersigned full power to sell it,
TO facilitate the sale liberal charter has been obtain
ed from the Legislature OF Virginia, authorizing the pu
Chascrs hold the property Joint stock colnpany and
granting them every privilege that necessary Tor the
most full aud profitable enjoyment ot it, well IN tor nn
nuacturng purposes generally.
In pursuance OF the authority conferred upon them the
undersigned now offer the property for SALE either di
ridunis or TO company to be- ugnnzcdund-r the charter
The White Sulphur Springs have such a wide spread
celebrity for their medicinal Qualities and place Of n.
sionnhr resort that il is deemed .-snry to saw
much in regard to their attractions For half CEN
fury they have been rrqucnrcd by crowds Of nvads and
persons. III quest Vi pleasure aud amusement; and they
may be regarded ns second only Saratoga the number
and Ia ,hunable character u their visitors.
The means of accommodation have been extended from
time time and sufficient entertain hbou, ON
thousand guests For nmny years p".t, however they
have proved to he nadcIuht. the demand Of the
public: and it hazsrdng nu,hn; to say that i; they hnd
been sufficient 10 accommodate double TIM, humber they
would have been probably occupied Formorc than half
the II every ychr numbers OF applicants ARE turn.
I'd away daily tor want Of room to accommodate them
The these Springs has heretofore been atrcn,l
I'd with considerable delay and fatigue visitors being com.
peeled 10 travel near ninety miles III crowded sngrs. But
the Central aud Cuvngton ana Ohio Rail Roads both Of
which III progress OF construction. will
ush nm unbokcn line 0i railway communication from all
the Eastern aud Northern cities To the station within
the cartilage Of tr Springs Within III" last three months
the Central s Rund has been extended - miles West of
aunOn reducing the stage travel to 10 miles, and avoid
ing The worst p"rt o the road. In few Years the other
rrction will bchushed and visitors then leave ai.
more Warrington, AlcXHndriH, Richmond aud Peters.
burg in the morning, nul take NJ the White SULPHUR
When the Western section vi the t9sing,Un and Ohio
Rail Road is completed, the access from the country Dor.
der.s Oh the Ohio river will be equally cOnvcnnt and i,
will Lc difficult Ia Tx limit 10 the nuuIbcr who will anl.
| slv rr-"!f Ia these springs
The White sulphur is situated in the county of Green.
hrier the Western slope OF the Allegheny mountains.
The rsat lies the fertile valley OF Towards Creek Il
,,,I JgTr Dpy ip.Yi.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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JEFFkHSONTOS ACADEMY.
TIME twenty .Krst se.sion of this school will com

JEFFEHSONTON ACADEMY.
NHE twenty first session of this school will commence
Il on the lst of September, and end on the 18th OF
June Having employed graduate OF the University oi
Virginia, to shsll be enabled 70 enlarge the
lage OF Jetersonton about and halt miles from the
Fsuquier While sulphur Springs, in an unusually healthy
nrrhhorhood and almost entirely free from dssipa
ton Further deemed unnecessary, as the
school is well known.
and Tuirion $50 90
English Branches and Mathematics. 80 w
Languages Greek, Latin. Spanish, Germany one
Payable one half in advance the balance on the let OF
February No deduction for absence except in OF
Illness but charge will be made from the be-
ginning of tho halt sesson which the Student enters
CALEB BURNLEY Principal.
w. NJ. FlSHBACk, Assistant.
Aug 24-ctf Jefersonton. Cupeper county Va.
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-, r,t IoTEHS AMELIA COrN,

e ry-ggIlow-C!r:IE>S: Having heard VI re-
II .,.r',,,ion much 70 ;Ar injury OF my snn, "!Ina'i
ID GU . IN. candidates tor the Shcrihsry, whic'
% connected win myself take ,t. ms H Ia5 ~,
80, nnr,,!,u before You. II Is, AS undsrsi"i,
l. .r authority. reported tina, il IN" said "i,1Sin
'.r:.! Sh.r,:i ;asr am 10 be The Sheri' III i"r'
f~gurya mere nominal This. assure you Is .r qti
. ~; ouu.ri III prejudice or n'econr,pn"h. u"
h., yl..en OF the spirit OF the Con-iltuto" '' on.
n-1nw,,I,n, It's also reported TINT nm 10 rrcr''
.|rr rl. prc:s ii The Office with him TINS j. MIS-
hue III, would be Violations OF the duty every pm
nx. N. child Of permitting him 20 receive ana ~:
.S ,,oin,,. o., HI. own labor could never cousri'
.nc an sct o.: Injustice. even ii rcQ0cs;'d by nm sc
d. go, .,.H,,,, ;,I 10
b elected 20 the o.ce oi Siberia. ;ha; oacr WI, He
M Al his GiSposal and direction. 20 receive hn" "e III,
r, :aercot a. b. may think proper shsH fHS'',! Il,
a, HI. feptc- tdctred By him, ~ s! Gther "rp"''cS
y g7!g 10 aid aud ss.i,; him. This, fellow G.'.Lr,s
m Isr and unvarnished .ta'enrn; OF the whole t'u'A'
h. hanks and gratitude Tor past ,ay'rs'
lam respectfully yours. ,,-,,.r
JOHN 4. JETER.
YELL, Corxrr, April Is, is|d-c''
b
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MRS. DIR. MINORS SCnOOL,

MFRS JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully informs her
M friends old patrons, and the public that she has re.
will ON the 7th of January next open limited and select
boarding and day School She has taken the new elegant
and spacious mansion Grace street. opposite the Cen
hy competent teachers in every department. Mrs Minor
and Mics Ada BYRON intend their school to afford the
means only of thorough course OF substantial in
s,ructon in English and the languages but also OF all
those different accomplishments necessary finished e
made education Particular attention will be paid the
and morals OF the young ladies all times and
deep interest taken in their advancement The School
will commence the eth January and close the 25th
ot Jrly Terms will be moderate. For particulars apply
hv lei;rr or in person. Mrs Minor considers that her
long experience OF years in the successful training
of Young ladies' together with the extensive patronage
she received Midway renders any further reference
rrn.r,sury Buarters will be charged from the time OF
ctr,uuc 10 The end OF the session Day scholars will be
charged by the uusrte In OF sickness attcn.
rnn viii be paid aud Dr. Minor will render professional ser
80. frsr nj charge Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
H. Sii,f Mas ADA BYRON MINOR.
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
TIME Governor OF the commonwealth Of 'lrgini"
hereby gives notice that under the act OF tine tirT"
raj Assembly passed the 18th day OF March, a. d. lr1
he will cause be prepared and signed, Treasury nncs
nm which 10 borrow money Tor the purposes of the Com
monwculth ohIrr than WORKS Of internal Improvement
The said will be made payable :" the order ni
those whom they are givcn ana payable at III" Irr
sury Of the Commonwealth one ycnr after their rrpcS.
rive dates Thcv will bear interest from their dntcs until
the times which they sevcra!iy payable ana no
longer They will for such times, bear sX per cent IN
trrr.t nor annum The faith Of the Commonwealth is
cdrej for their paymcn: AMI redemption provided hy
said net They will be- transferable by delivery and "--
sirnnrnf endorsed thereon by the person tn whom thr
ARE made payable They will be- receivable, after thc:h
Scn,cnhc, ex for all taxes and debts due to the Com.
mnnwcalth other than moneys due on sale OF hrr
bonds according the rcguaiin r ut sud act Inc Au.
tn- ni Public Accounts will redeem and pny III" said
Treasury NOES when the rcircmablr and paya
hi. H.. NAV also with the consent Oi the Gorcrnnrr
purchase the snd notes Mt par ne may also WIN h'
consent; borrow auch hc may think eNpcdlcnt anu
necessary to meet public engagements, on the sHlc ol
.,ch notes ut or above par They will be delivered hy
the Auditor of Public Account on tho RECEIPT oil me
Treasurer for the money paid therefor. The amount
of ,uch notes outstanding Mt any one time until
Is, October 1851, cannot exceed in ina hagrcsh,
81 3CO GnU;n principal Afterwards no more can be sold
and delivered until the amount outstanding reduced to
$500 600 and then it cannot cxc"ed tint sum- IN prhr
mill the 3Oh September s'- Alter that date no more
can be- sold and delivered until the amount outstanding IL
rodnc, 10 400 COO and then cannot exceed that rin
in princiual until the Both September l- And, after
,hn date the sale and delivery OF such Treasury notes
will wholly cease nnd determine" They viii be signed on
hcbsIf ri The Commonwealth, by the Treasurer, and
rountcrsgnrd by the Auditor oi Pubic Accounts, under
the forms prescribed by said act tn" Connonwrshh
md bndrrs of ssd will be- proi"cted AS far NJ
practicable by such instructions, rules and regulations
ma the auditor of Public Accounts may make and ss""
anain. fraud aud losses Upon tn" return oi any OF c
IN IN. Treasury they cannot be re.tsued but must be-
cancelled New notes only may be delivered in place OF
, noc. so returned and cancelled within the limits o
tb. amounts allowed be outstanding AT any one time
Tho nw arnins, forging bank notes made applicable"
"a well 10 the forgery Ot these notes
Rd. for loans upon TO be prepare" and delivered
,Jr mia srt " be received and considered until the
Isl day OF May in the year lt't And the Auditor q"
Public Accounts will from this time forth receive bids tor
the sale and delivery OF these notes ut rat" not under p"
BY authority OF the Governor: - ,
~ 6. W. CLUTTER,
Aud. Pub. Arr'ts.
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NEW PI0Ifl.H.

NEW PLOUGH.
NHIE have been cngag o., Tor some ~
w time past in setnns up the \xse-a
patterns tor II new Plough csprcinl.
~ designed for turning under the
heaviest growfhof vegetable matter and have the
pleasure informing friends, thnt think We have
fully emphasized that end
We would rail- the attention Of the Farmers TO this
Plough NJ well To srg" stock of Plou:h Of every
size Cul.iynturs Corn Wcrlcrs, New Ground Jumping
Cuatrrs lHrgn three Horse Cuva;Ors, for puitng III
Wheat Hhrrows, &C. &c. All of which made in our
shops by good workne and warranted TO give sntis
faction. GEO. WATT d CO., Franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
nat
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,,,ty0rEK> az THE Cnt ,lisn 0s

II io Sy S iIS - THE
5: : ;: S; ; e.:
- WN. \. TlNSLEf,
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR
READY MADE CLOTHING

FOX SPRING AND SUMMER.
TOMPRISING all New styles Of Spring DRESS AND
~ FROCK COATS, BUSINESS COATS, IF Fancy
Cloths Csssimeres Mrrno, Drup de Etc, Alpaca, Linen
aud hlurseilles.
VESTS,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
BLACK DRESS AND FANCY CASHMERE
PANTS.
Puntnloons of Linen Mursrllrs. Gambler. Sr., Sc.
Indiu Rubber Goods. Furnisiihg Goods,
CRAVATS TIES AND STOCKS.
- OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS, STYLE AND QUALITY, 81
Suspeudcrs Kid, silk and Thread Gloves,
HANDkERCHlEtS, SOCKS, SilRTS, COLLARS
silk, aud Gauzc Mrrino UNDER SHIRT$.
Silk Merno, Linen and Beachcd Cotton DRAWERS, Sc.
UMBRELLAS.
UUOLESILE AND RETAIL.
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HITCHCOCK Il OSBORN,

NUH' TFNT.T.KS NM MANU- NFNS,
no. 2l3. MAiS Strict. RicHMoSp. Va.
II AVE III store large assortment al nnc I'VE
q H-hInTnhl" COACHES. CARRIAGES ssSis:s5st-
BUGGlE-, sUnkElS and HARNESS, suitable. tor IL
ty nnd city made OF tn" heat materials, and put
."thur with much care, which will recommend 10
friends md tn" public Hni eel such will
cure tie mutual interest OF nj no will favor with their
patronage.
From long experience in business md by prompt
lnyurs.
.SF-nrde:s promptly rcd and shipped TO my par! OF
The L ui,., S,utr. Feb 2a--ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ETROPOI.ITAN HALL.

" f r X q POIT y III ID
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 90.
A GRAND OPERATlC CONCERT will be given by
PYNE AND HARRISON OPERA COMPANY,
With the full Chorus, the solicitation of many
citizens.
Admission to all parts OF the house, 81. No extra
charge for occurred seats.
An extraordinary programme hns been carefully
selected for this OCCASION introducing the Gems from the
most farortc Operas.
Tickets eau be secured ut Mr. James Wooshouse &
Co.'S April 4S-2t
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yInE1NIA MIIITARY INSTITUTES

vRyHE Board Of Visitors will meet the 9ith June, TO
II make appointments of Cadets in the Virginia Mill
,nry Institute Applications should be addressed TO the
nnt,r.icncd before the BOARD meets Vacancies Tor STATE
Cadet. will exist tho following Senatorial Districts
.q3cr Ac old Constitution;
H. Caro- inc, Essex and SpGtsy lvanls
\ Halifax and Meckenburg
a. Buckingham Campbell und Cumberland.
MIL Culpspcr, Orange Rsppahsnnock, &c.
WI. Grssnbrirr, Monroe, Montgomery, Sc.
XVll Charlotte. LunenburG, Eottowsy, Sc.
Xviil Patrick Henry and PittsylvanH
XXl Rockingham and Pcndlcton.
NXvl Brunswick Dnwddie and Greeuesvillr.
XNvlll. Hanover FluvHhnn, Goochsnd and Louisa.
xxx. Allegheny, Bath, Botetourt and Pocshontas.
MIMI Ohio, Tyler. Marshall and Brooke.
MIMI. Kauawhn Mason, Faycue, &c.
A! information will BE- supplied 10 pay rs well rs STATE
applicants By the Superintendent on application by letter
otherwise.
Persons or Schools desiring teachers from the gradua
ting class be supplied by application to the Supcrn'
kndent.
The Bronze SGfae Of Wdhng,on presented by the State
Z; the Institute will be erected the Sd july at which
ceremony the Governor will he present
The graduation exercises take place on the Ith July.
general meeting of the Alumni called Tor the Sd OF
July.
The usual display Of fireworks the night OF the 18th
OF July. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
March eowtlstJe& wt24thJe Sup't
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TO yscaacy having occurred III ,ne
sS-G,NI\--N ~, Court vi ilrn,ico, by the
> eek OF de St announce myself e"nd,
. n. ate ios&"''T Svins acted Ne An assistant ana
i' ,'; ct:>. one OF IHs Official Business ,rausse
~ !. lss; ,'nF !eaIiv have Afforded them an OPP
~ sf the voter sSn'," 1am rs to my qualifications,
W" - to.n."i al that question TO !hem fer
;HN :! - respectfully s''''''' TEMPLE ELLETT
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Gun, SPORTING AppARATus, FISHING

Gun, SIGHTING APPARATUS. FISHING
TACKLE sc.
NNiE undersigned begs leave TO call htA ~vS6FSrr
Il tcn;iOn 10 HE stock OF goods which H-SaNS
lTrgc, we'll assorted and OF HE iInpOrariOn
FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE Of every de-
scripton, consisting in part OF
Superfne Gust steel Kirby, Limerick, Virginia. Sea and
other lIooks
silk. Hair, Linen md Cotton Line3
Walking Cane and fGintcl Rode
SnnOis Canton Sea f;rrs., Floats. Reels
Artificial Flies silk Worm Gut
Can" Reeds, Nets &c, sc
Also, GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS.
Powder Fla-k4, Shot be!ts, Game Bags Percussion
Caps Drinking flasks, &r.
Cnlts aud other Pistols.
Sci-sor- Pen ard Pocket Knives, Sc.
All Of which otter at he lowest Wholesale pricrs.
You hrc respectfully invited Ia Call and examine.
= SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. l32, Main street,
March 2l-}m Opposite Ea lie square.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

NEW SPRING GOODS.
WYE are now receiving and in few days WIN nave m
" store, large stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS consisting Of the following, III paxt
Shirtings and Sheerings Of every description
Large stock Linen Ducks and Drills
Plaid striped and plain Cot,ons, tor rerVahts
Tckin.s Oznaburgs aud Furniture Plaids
Table Danasks, bleached and brown
Napkins Towengs ard Diapers
Large stock irsh l.ncIs
Bed Quilts, all sizes and qualities
Table Covers and Curtain Materials
Prints GnyhAins and Lawns
Al,acns Bornbaznes and DeBeees
De Iainc. plain and figured, Bcrages ana JHconets
Orpandic Muslius, Berages and Grenadines
Slks Ribbons Gloves Hdkfs aud Hosiery OF every de-
Large stock Lace, Muslin Cambria and Grape Collars
and sleeves
Mup,ilas Shswls aud Scarfs
purusola and Umbrellas, large stock
Hoop Cactus G.. Ass Cloth and Mohalr Skrts
Ma,iinrs and Hemp Carpc:ines
Cloths Cassimcres pnd Vestings -. ~. r1.
Together with every article usually iouho III Wy ~
House, for gentl 'mans wear. - -..
we re-nectfully solicit call from all carh anu prohP1
1872 hmvcys WIN p PERKINS co,
90 M"rrh aiNc1,n No. l4l, Eagle Square
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
TUyIIE notwithstanding removed ~
Il 10 their new factory on Cary \HrEA-
street between 9TH and lUh streets, MN,
nrc prepared receive ordrr- Tor all scN..e
knde Of Agricultural Machines and Implements OF the la.
teri and most approved patterns which will be nnde OF
the bcst materials aud al superior workmanship. They
ssk attention "cardw.r- double and single gehrcd
lInr.rpowcrs and Thrcshcrs which have taken pre-.
every Fair at which they have been exhibited
Also 10 "Cruskill ClOl Crushc Mannys Patent Reap
rr and Mower" the best i'll use Fhwkcs Pn;ent Lime and
Cunno Spryndcr, highly approved Hay Presrcs Hay
Rake; Corn Shelters, from $40 to $50; Smrh's Patent
straw Cutler Grain Cradles &c. licEs Patent Irorbsan
pow Of various sizes &C. They suLion the opinion Of
the Hon VIM G. Rivns Of thrse Plows
BALDWIN, CARDWEIL co.
Richmond, March !, ls:d
CASTLE HILL, Dec. Is, 1854.
Col WaI. h. SrnUGHroN-Drur Sir: take pleasure in
r.r-rr here nv impression o the performance vi
uw Richs Iron B:am patent NJ C0bham To day. The
work wn. Tar thorough 6rd complete thhn that OF
ANY uluyv | i'll upciHEIun before. The lurroW
uprncd by generally Is inches deep and about
20 inches wide in hard rlo-e nnd and most rfectualy
and perfectly cleaned Uut, 0i the sod earth falling
back into II.
The trial Of the pillow Witnessed by many oil my
uriyhbur, among whom will mention Mtssrs. Frank r..
Nelson IL GENET II. Lewis, c. h. Hopkins, Thomas
Watson of Louisa &c, all practical men and most excel
len, Judges Of agricultural implements; and there was but
one opinion them TO III" superiority and unax
cepti0nabe performance OF your pillow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere III making this va
luablc implement favorably known TO our agricultural
March WIN C. RIvEs
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- GREAT CUREs:-clTlzENs: READn

~ GREAT CTRES!-ClTlHESS: READ,
- RHEvGsrIsT.-Mr Joseph D. B"rt'e, Myrtle
,sys tar Electric Oh cured hin imned'"tr.y
:Es-Chn!es Sexton, Esq, Ex:M"yo' OF CHma"n,
applications cured HIM. Also, cureo h'' N''eu
III.
|rcaAIG.A David Manu. 400 Vine ST, says ne WI:
r.; sufferer, hu, tho Oil cured him. 20 shy' l. Ii
H.. ESQ. 81 North Eighth ST
forr This Oil is iutaiilblc for Group ASK iauy
r.! House; also, II haly Isl South Ihirte.hth ~
,.rgR Axo AGvE.-The Electric OIL will cure ms III
4.nt. A,k'wln Watson, corner Kos" anu ShiPpeh
\, and others. ,o
Thomas George street, above Ninth.
!ErMArIsM A wonderful cure-l4 months IN ped
Mckinley had two doctors-uscd the OIL aud WAS
1917 North Sixth ST.
sic Axp AsruNA,-Mrs Mary Sutton, Twentieth
sar. cured. The Oil has singular and pleasing
such cases, aud throat and breast disorders
.xs Hundreds aud thousands have been cured.
f,:x,ix BACK ASD BREAsT.-Thnmas +. Porter. Esq,
|,-- NJ > Lo,.. street, and 1000 others No"Elcc'
iii !, NJ, uncss si.ned DeGrath & Co and A. r..
ID
,sc, 70 South Fza:h So below Chestnut, Philadelphia:
IT, genuine. 'E.ccrlc OIL sold wholesale and retail
PtkCElL, LADD Co., aud sold throughout the
r,ri ~a,es March 20--rf
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CARRIAGES, CiKRIACES.

TVNHE subscriber IIns On hand ut his Cunch GO T.
u making establishment. on Eagle AIley 5sSl-to3-
between lrh and 18th streets, the Columbian tiUrl
ConchcS ChnrriotircS, Bnrouchcs Buggir with and with
out Ui,s. aud Sulks. all OF hi- make, best mate
rails, and workmanship, al OF which will be- sold the
mos; reasonable price,. sui; In" times And respect
Gly ask cali from those III want Ot any article in the
Carriage line, will make order any article low
as can BE- mni" in tn" ely OF Richmond Of the kind
| All new work wnrruntrd
! April ll-ilScjIu MICAJAII MASGEM
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N ENnnn WAN

SOW OPEN AT HIS LARGE sew STORE ROOM
H. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
large and entirely stock oi Spring and Summer
READY Made CLOTTiING,
embracing all styles every grade oi Coats Pants
aud vesis. aud Furnishing Goods From his very great
facilities in nanu!acturinc his liberal patrons and III"
public generally will still lind all articles in his nr from
finest 10 grades of the very best make, and ut u
usually low prices for CASH. Call and examine
Remember place and No, liz, Min street, next door
to ]. w Randolph'o BOOKSTORE ~
Aurills j. ID. GOODMAN.
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:.=,m,,n-, M urSRICO

- TO vHE VOTERS OF H :, Iac'1ninr
c%TS Fl sises c 2hsr 'sr our SSsny
es,sry n Nss t,r thu; office Having served
'ag,s $, ' n; a. pcpu,y Sheriff an opportunity
IL: 'ome';n! r}', ii forming an opinion a. 10 my
n' aS %sri S Your x% Sond si"'
,,,, ''> JOHN =. CHlLDREi.
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THE MUSIC STORE
II ~ CT n N

THE MUSIC STORE
Ed II. y LOR would remind rvHra
4 Ills friends and til" public generally E&xlEfSTSj
that his store Is now Governor street n m n NJ
wh"r" may b" found PIANO FORTESu II v
MELODlANS, GUITARS. VlOLINS, FLUTES and &C
EOEDfONS, OF III" n"t quality and at the lowest prices
He l. III" sole agent in this city tor the sale Ct the ccbra
ted NUM- and Clnrks inUs. whIh not .urpnssed by
any oh"r mskcrs, and cqus!lcd by but irw Also Gale
CO. superior Pianos.
20 Guitar mud Violin STRINGS OF the best quality
Tie has the largest stock al Music hc found IN this
Stat" and Is constantly receiving til" publications.
which h" will sell al the mos, reduced prices, and upon
good terms can be- had elsewhere
:-S'- Pianps tuned. rrIsircd and "t on hire
t-sS- Old Pianos taken n pHrt pay for new ones
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LAW SCHOOL OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF
ALBANY.
yWyE next two terms Of this school will commence, the
trst on the first Tuesday of September nnd the Sc
cond on the first Tuesday OF December next. Each Il
continue twelve weeks Degrees conferred at the CLOSE
Of each.
For circulars or information apply to AMOS DEAN
Albany, N Y .
Albany y. Y. April 26-c6t
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BINF0RD, MAYO & BLAIR,

RICHMOND, Va,
RE now receiving the lurseat and By fur the de-
"A sirabe stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS ever heretofore brought to this market, and
which they invite the attention of purchasers.
We particularly call the attention oi ladies 10 large
stock of MANTlLLAS, Ut the latest Paris styles.
Anrild Ill
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NOTICE,

-,ur Tsxas Debt ElD ...- yassed the LosislGu:- ID;
II Texas il now the law Of the State. Creditors 49,
ifo,mcd that the signed prepared 10. en- "a
ro.cruiiDp and collecting sll classes at deb, hgs- III
Are Republic OF Texns whether paysbleat sin Trz'4
or ashngton City Claimants desiring rTlc'. -
requested To forward to us the evidrnc"s oi Their d.
with Of attorney TO demand and colitCt' The sEroc
with power ana authority to releascs s duly
ticated. The undersigned are also prosecuting a. "
Of cans In Texas including chus for Bounty !aLa ies
military services in the Revolution OF Texas md aas:
rights under the law Of colonization, regardless o:
All cases conhded TO Us jointly and promptly ht;enc" %
JOHN W. STEVENS, Abingdon, W..
WHITE & LOGAN, SeGta, TcHs:,
Attorneys II, at"'.
Address J. w STEVENS, Abingdon. Va tor payment =.
Washington and WHITE LOGAN, for pay Gleni IL; 80
tiu-sending all to j. w Stevens tor ntlG'nrh; o. 2.
pers for payment a. either place. hFrh ---IL