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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06

q TIE MOST SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK EVER
PUODUCED IN AMERICA"
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auanH CHANCE.

greur ~, ara otsss Family GraesFy and stfanhosi
ssars IA he ei,y, knesn stssara ccrneF on asnsA
ara Foni Street. FR RESr- Tue so<k ana nxafss 90
ssja. ApFb ~ hsffsrises ne'e ~
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FIRE WORKS.
SARDIHES.

IKY ROCKETS. cred, goman CandIes, FiOwerpot
- Trngh4s, loIpedos, c. For sale a.
oe.S0 @. c. ReBERTSON's.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI a
NANHVGIIE PACKETS.

Tn - tbs rev light I'll
NE411 drsught steim- l-r-srts5 |
ssszExxs sz<1S er Gan PIKE naExs-SssSs=1z-<-zzs
GRAcE Msser beng essy u for Jhts trade, With a
the mol m Improvement wih the Chs drsusht sob
stan,ial and new steamer 81 MEtL p HiBBARD saAuEL
r. liBHtaD. Msst-r, d regular Pa ksts during
ensuing teEcrn tie sblye PoTtsonr u IN boats
tetg port evecy week These boats being 10 cmmaad
81 o and sxp-Filhcet e0nm&ndkDts, and uth superior
'a,ss COR se lge-s and fr hts cits lhlre n p4b
palroaage Err paasas e ffegtt appF boarJs
TO H. 4. HAKRlSJN Agrnt,
oct8i-6n iron. street
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IL P@rgons indebted % the late hrm o, J. q. A c.
n htBzR7Sog reques,e % come forward aud maze
n~ ei.e .etiemeut and those having Gains against the
Co &c vl present them for psym. nt
ncy4 J. G ROBERrSON.
CWEET NEW ORANGE>.-s easks a ne
- above Jas. received b. Eaprs5sat
no,I ) a. ROBE ,rsON's
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hE rspid sale nth wheh ny Last asorAslrn a n =
article met, has irdgerd 10 order nes saprly
stcA arrived "a dzy, being StEsTR b sny los
efcF 81 ons'ed reeoansnd Il % he uaas - wsH ~
OR finilg use. n l. SIMPSON,
eclID-a a Shields Con Hose a Pssisc square.
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THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
By FRANK &. GOODRICH CD:cb 7lato)

With Portraits Of as BEAUTIES, Wits and He~
TOiHes.
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NOTICE

IGTANT TO HIRE--A good, honest negro to help
w the Paper and Rag Store 10 he lst II January.
Oct6 ". : WHITMAN
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COST OF FIRST EDITION OVER THIR.
TX THOUSAND BOLLARS.
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T o LAWY RS.
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE partnership heretofore exiting between the IN Ter
signed under The firm Of J. e.. c. RoBERTsaN, was
this dav dissolved bv mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the old stand by As
g. RORERTS0N who IS author Fed settle all business
connected viii the lac FIRM
Nashville, Nov. l. 1856. J. q. ROBERTSON,
nova Gil IS. ROBE RTsON.
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Merchant Tailoring.

THAT sore In CanpbenS Bobertsoas Bock at last
hnihrd, and tm nov opening ny stock OF Blsek and
Colored ohs French and Fugh Cassn eTes Black and
Colore6 Dceskins, Plush, Frlvei AMI Sk Yrstings.
complete and superb VI The above goods, which
Will make Up 70 order.
have secured he services OF Mr. W C Allen sompe-
tent and 6rst rate practical alor and invite the
attention Of al wanting Clothing Er the present and CON-
ing
oc9,-iw W.T. Fl PERRY, s. Union ct.
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S U S A n M Err TON
Charles Reade's New Novel.
/" 1t is Never too Late TO Mend"
MATTER OF FACT ROMANCE.
Two vols. uniform with Peg Wellington" and
"Criste J0hnuone"

~ The title Of this Romance originally announced as
SUSAN Merton changed by the authOr While the worS
Was in press TO the name it now bears
Pew We appreheud, vii beuc ned todspute cur assfr-
ton that this q most and va Ous novel hh
has TIL TOW appeared year Eytns picture arc mo-
tons succeed ach oti er With uuch rover az rudity
In this tale Mr.. heade shows himself as ro rfuI no fr
bic Dumas in 'MoBt- thrstO' and a. tirmthapt in
carr ing Us along With HIN. II deserves think u
Will have readers By The hous d. cause Do is OF ereIy
aWork e. talent AMI artfee bar b,csuse thu earn
est conviction nd ethuE = gtuus has gone 10 t rro-
- onCon AuIL sL Hlu.
Just received BY ". T. BERRY co.
octl6
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STEAM CHAIR FACTORY.
NJ DIN & Hid Ii L 4

CHAIR MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY GRADE STYLE,
LOUISVILLE,
A Agent Of Messrs LANBDS & HIDDKS would beg
n leave to call the attention OF dealers ny stock Of
Chairs noE store consisting Of 200 dozen Of every
variety made under the personal supeTnend OF the
propTeiors all of which warranted he Of good
m snship and 20 be rs they represented.
Deaers will hnd Il - their interest 90 examine stock
Prices Uniform and ~ low any oef good IN nufacturer.
Printed price list will be mailef when desired Address
JAMES CROMEY, Wall street
nOF3-3tdktriW Louisville, NJ.
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retiring from the business my sincere thanks
for tte very liberal patronage received from the public
and take great easure recommending contiauaIc
Of the came n lac partner, JAS G.. ROBsRTSos Who
will continue The busiuess at the Oil stand Broadway
Nov. l. 80. nova CHAS. ROBERTSON.
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Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS uHi Re rsosised At the Recorders
- u 10 the ely % nah File uB the Is - Noysn-
her s5s urni htwo thousard eors ~ 4, saiisbs
FOR ~ steam said ucoa 70 hc uCn ssasoued Ter
fsvt o8g and be spproved b. Ihs EnSnssr ~ The vs.
ter Works % lheetg The zane Be Delivered ~ the
wood yard a. the water Woke csded snd measured al
ne 2 ~ e~otsutrr isaT RM n. HORN
ocsl9-ti CHS. Water Worss Committee.
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COUNTY BONDS.

fIsHE Subscribers are Eing 10 eel One lundred ThoB
sant Dollars ir goods, and receive la payment ihe
unis q The dderent cern1ics made payab he L0at
vie and Nashville Raioai, at seventy eve eests 10 he
dollar. GAgYlN LEll, Co
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SARDIHES.
ZOO BOXES Giloads brand:
COO IS Kaisins, assorted, fresh;
PTunes,
10 bhls Nut, ass0rted
zoos extra Eagle 2 iacIge cigsrs For saieat
octso j. q. 4 Q. ROBERTsOS'5.
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w II E. A r
LADIES, SHOES.

C,NYDER FR ZLaLL are opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies eSnsistBgOf
LadIss' Thick sole Lasting Gaiters;
Freuch Lea her A" (sonethinx nsE;l
KID
Congress KID
hin Lasting half -
These goods are very handsome cauat
SNYDER 4 PRIZZELL,
octfS 20 Public Square
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WANTEn
CHARLES HEIDSlCK CHAMPAGNE.

A COMFORTABLE DwkLlINa H0UsF via not les,
II thaa three Feomf, c5aYeneat tote square apDly
70 tuctz1l BssJ b saaELlIs
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T. ,. scOsf. -
T. ]. SCOTT & Co,
v4.,'-.,. s,y,esrss cemmissisu. Rscsiving and
MERCHANTS.

go ne.tKRs IA FTNE nRANDisS, WINES, WHISKY
= f1BAccot CiaAaS. &C,
NO. SO BRoApWAy. NASHVILLE TENN
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PUTNABi'S MONTHLY for November
HOUSEHOLD WORDS "
THE SCHOOLFELLOW
Just received by Inoy4l JOHN YORK 4 co.
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Valuable Lots for Sale.

nv. ,sass s'Ha a. Csfk IN sore, ss,esnAn as,
Is kssiax sad experience IN hsroknsie easinss'- bss'
refsrsnees xiVeu . - "A
APRly a sAis snSs- al
Daily American organ., 1856-03-31

: ra~->s ~ es>N- - Isrsls --4se4ee9
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ARRIVALS AT THE
, HOusc-H Suead 4 Co, I

FEB 5th-Jas Pettigrew, Va & Tenn II r; A Silver,
ky Shields Rockbridge Burnheart, Roanoke; Law
nee Il Lawrence n IP l. Hancock Va: Ferdinand Price,
rankin; J Williams, Wyheville; Hatcher Bedford G
williams Raltimorc A Eubank, Liberty; J Lz Va; l.
rahan Wvthe: Wilson, Bedford; Darat, Puassi J
4 Brown Wvthe NJ Henderson, A OWNS, Newbern q w
lulask Hall Wythei # calwell Lewisburg; Cloyd
w. daughter & servt Roanoke; Campbell Wytho; G
arpcr Botetonrt; ID Nef Salem: Cobbs L IL Callan,
r r; J W Diuguid, Salem; Saunders & seryt Camp
J. lew c MINIS = Hunter Bedford.
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New YORK, Feb 3.--The following is the or
der in which the acceptance by Russia OF the
peace overtures is published in the Londou jour
mails.
Jienna Jan. l6.-Count Esterhazy writes that
Nesseirode has just ratified the acceptance pure
and simple of the propositions contained IN the
u,imatum, which propositions serve for the pre-
minaries ofpeace.
Berlin, Jan I7.--Russia accepts the Austrian
proposals. The movement is attributed to the ur-
cency of Prussa's representations and remon-
strances.
Dresden. Jan l7.-An extraordinary supple
ment of the official Journal announces on reilahi"
authority, that Russia Internationally accepted
the Austrian propositions.
Berlin Jan. I6.-In consequence OF the oe-
cided attitude of Austria and the pressure OF tho
ether German powers, Russia accepted the aus
tlian propositions without any reservation, ana
conference for negotiating a peace Is shortly
expected to open in Paris. 1T.
"A majority of the English papers speak doubt
fully of the success of negotiations.
Gen Gortsehakoff has been removed from inc
command in The Crimea, and Gen. Luders APP
pointed successor.
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Rumor arkansas Difficulties Rene"ed.

A rumor is again out that the free State and
pro slavery men of Kansas territory have been
engaged in fight at Easton. 1t Is said that Two
of the border rufians killed. and that two
ubolitionists were severely wounded IN III a,'!ay
which commenced by the Miss"url"n t,., making
an ot,oct pnon the ballot boxes. The story
needs confirmation as it has already been stated
that it was grossly exaggerated. We find the
following in the Kckapce Pioneer extra JAM
Is:
.Forbearance has nav, indeed, ceased to be
virtue; therefore We call on every pro slavery
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ublic are cordially invited to be present.
FEMALE COLLEGE.

This Institution successful operation and the
rvices competent Instructors secured to de
ment The pre- session will close the last day OF
ebruary On the LIST day OF March the second session will
gin and for the present scholastic will continue ONLY
rr MONTHS The charges for this session which il will lie
served is month shorter than the sessions will be In the
ture follows viz
)ard Fuel, Light, Washing and Tuition in Collegiate
Department SIS 90
ard Fuel, Light Washing and Tuition in Preparato
ry Department. 81 90
gon in Musical IS 90
arman. French all Ornamental Branches, each 90
For Greek and Latin charge will - made.
The Institution is furnished with complete Chemical and
osophical Apparatus Every attention paid to the health
4 comfort of the pupils.
BOne half of the bills must be paid in advance the
the close of eHeh session. No deduction will be
'dc except Of protractcd Illness
For further pac address the Principal w d RoEDEI,
the subscribers d. f. BlrTLE,
j. A. BROWN.
e. l.
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HNOR NEW YORK, via PRTE1aDUDG.-
n The large and commodious Steamship JAMES
TOWN Capt PARRISH leaves City Point, for New Skx&
York every WEDNESDAY, morning at 9 o'clock, after
arrival Of the Cars Petersburg arriving Ne wYork nexs
venng including Ralro ad Fare sd Meas
and board steamer, ol4-eeeonA CO. Cars
and Storage, %. Apply 70 LEE JOHNSON,
Agents NewYork and Virginia 6teamship Co.
mar 5wte
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QpOLLINGsBROOKH q = n l., PesersburS
h VANOTICEn taking charge Of the above establiah
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
aeT of the HOTEL and friends ask them TO
call and My table shall always be spread with all the
decaes of the The all attentive Tbs
untre have the thrt mat
Of Ny wife will that the ladies who patronizs the Hotel
shall every wish grated and all ask share OF ous
The house furnished in the best style and To-
rated quiet part Of tho city My Omnibus VIII always Dc
Al the different depots custoInersto them
and fro. JOSEPH L. CAAhlN91ON,
iy 30dAets Proprietor
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
4 ,ounsss,oNrK's SALE. pursuance. .,

l.
=, 'H' Nnuhty County Cont q Amherst cuun.
~ roudefed Mt h JAM tenn ts In the cas-. az Rprk,r
H'nefs Ns hh Nors adm the acting Com.
VII sui On tho 9Th OF February neNf In front of
' ii"i=c M The citN ut LyHghburg NINE SLAVES
az ~ o'clock " my W. ''' f''''
credit of six months purchasers giving ncgutla
sth' ~ - 4, !, ',si,.,a,4 ''f ~
&, . digfl : ''''N WI M '"'ni
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MOTR's BROAD CAST GRAIN AM

ktEY NOUR's BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GUANO SOWERWe confidently recommend this Ma.
chine Having but little machinery, It IS durable
easily in order and regularly any quantity
or desired Frank Ruhin, ESQ, Editor Of
Southern Planter, thus comments on II:
perfectly convinced of value ocion
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity of
sruron that do hesitate recommended to the public
thing which IL Is known do not often venture upon
Again. horse works the machine with pereect IL
breadth of ten feet fast horse walk, and
carrying bushels at time, does require stop
pages as necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding is entirely Independent of the wind done
with well during very high Winds which prevailed most
n the time during calm because the seed delivered
close the ground We not only the machine
therefore, farmer but urge them buy it, not
Mr. Seymours who is nothing but their own
THOS BRANCH g. SONS,
sep 19ts Sole Agents for Petersburg.
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FUTURE DIS.
VALuAn.E NE..or. .,ow s.,,

pursuance 81 Gnyrto in tie Hastings Lunch
ia VI. sun 81 Cook y Fafisa and ohets shall sell
nune auction ON AltRnAY the 9th DAY February At
ne , M,fhei lions" at II oeoek TWO VALUABLE MICRO
WOMEN aged % and 20 years Terms maie knowu on day
of sale. Ipiix Auiss ~
fc Gi2t NfSsA e",Iat - ..'''i,
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CANDsDATES FOR OFFICE.

igs9 We are authorized to announce JOHN II. CONLEY
the office of Sheriff OF Campbell county at the
ensuing election. Jan 30dSctde.
! q We authorized TO announce Capt GEORGE W.
E candidate for the Sherifalty of Campbell county
Election the 22d of NAV. liam 2i-dscde*
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londay. the 4th dav Of February. 1885
E.rdcr Mortimer and Amelia, his wife, plaintiffs,
against
rxsnder Cochran admir- of A. T.. Jones' decd, - Jones,
ne mother the said A. Jones. Benjamin Jones' Abram
zones Jcpha Jones Justina Jones, Nanhorn and Betsy
Is wife, formerly Betsy Jones, Glldcrseivo and Ann.
s wife, formerly Ann Jones' and - Nangesbn and Jemi-
ma has we formerly Jemma Jones' heirs at law Of the
said A. H. Jones Defendants.
be object tits behalf of the plain
title lot situated in the corporation of
taehbuys conveyed by Henry Latham and wife, by deed
lrng date the 18th of September, 1882, to A. James
And appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
tS mother OF the said A. X J0nos Benjamin Jones Abrani
5 J"ptha Jones Justna Jones, - Nath6rn and Betsy,
VIE formerly Betsy JONES' aud - GilderseiNe and Ann,
"itc, formerly Ann Junns and - FangosDn and Jenima
Wife form ry Jcpna Jones' heirs at law OF A. X Jones,
not residents this wealth. it ordered that said
ants appear here within month after due pnbi-
' Of this order. the bill OF inc complain
or d. what protect their interests and that
py Of this order be hwh inserted in some newspaper
'hci in this and posted at the front door
'oc Courthouse OF the said city
copy-1este, ,1 ,,,,
fANCEY & RI ,CEroun p n lfe 6-wIW
AtAlLEN BY EXPKEsS.-Ihe Jrd ana
4th volumes of Maoaueys History Il England received
morning, by Express. -
"ots PAYNE g. CHRISTIAN.
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Ions RowLETT, N. NJ. TANNoR, ID. A EEIsiGER
IOssN ROWLETT n CO, General Commits.

p SION MERCHANTS, No llb sycamore street. Peters
nrg, Va.
Particular attention paid to sales of TOBACCO, FLOUR,
HEAT, COTTON, and Country Produce generally
Prompt sales and quick returns III every case unless request
to store.
Farmers supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican nano
me Plaster Bone Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery lm-
rlaenis. &c &C. De Burgs super Phosphate of Lime,
}ougomerys Premium Rockaway Fan Mills, Scotts Little
ant, Watts Cuff Brace Flows &c. lfebdly
ftONTEsT.-The third Annual Contcst be
~ tween the two Literary Societies OF Roanoke College
III place on Friday the o2d inst, commencing at O.
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IMPORTANT As WELL A. TRUE.-The
subscriber begs leave inform his friends In town and
country that he will leave for the North next month"; and be-
leaving respectfully socs examination Of hs
Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising all articles be found In Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring establishment, and will be disposed of on terms
will quick Sales order make for the
Spring hand good assortment of Carpet
Bags which will be sold or less than Northern prices
Don't forget the place to get great bargains
THOS w ROYSTON
ian Its No IS Sycamore st. Petersburg, Va.
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jan 25.deodteth feb HENRY H. FLOOD
NALUAuLE EAwu EOw sNu.E.-As admin.

" AZ AnsH ENHU EOH SAgE.-As admin.
tstranr of Gerald Alexander decd aud by authority OF
his Will Will Thursday the 2ith January 1856 III on the
promises At - o'clock NJ sell nj public auction 10 the highest
hdderi tho valuable TRACT OF LAND IN Campbell
lyon which the said Alexander resided The Ia si.
a'd about 10 miles from LSnshburg, the lynchburr
bnd Salem Turnpike about fur miles by good road
nom the Forest Depot aud contains 10y tAu
and traction OF which about wood land;
nbout 30 acre tn" mceow land and the whole Ia easily
susceptible Of high state Of Improvement III. residence ss
handsome country with comfortable aud very commod.
Gus DWElllG D ST, and the requisite houses and the
farm from its eanay 10 produce large crops Of grain mud
grass deserves the attention Of those engaged In Agricultural
pursuit4.
Appo, ed personal security win be required for the
purchase mnngN, and the title will lac retained further
rity aud tho ferns viii be stated the day sal,
ROM. DAVIS, Admir-
with the will annexed, of
dee 3oda r2tatis6 t2H Gerard Alexander decd
u Republican copy.
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~, ~ "uh'S To- S'u between thirteen aud fourteen heu
sauu acres 81 w hshtngton county lands In Mississippi
nSe tnds are really fine and highly desirable being nlu
N an" aoNe overflow Titles 10 the largest portion perfect
pe,nk directly from Government, and located far
DAN as e WHORE the greater part Of the country
''h"t slNi''n hundred acres front Immediately upon Lake
DAWSON anu IN nigh water steamboats, the lake
Mhchs ahoh eighteen miles in length about three quar-
teis OF he IN width This lake is beautiful sheet of
ter and Is hotercd by romantic aud country
'he'e Is plank road projected from Greens,ic Lake
'"Ws" nN'r Instance OF about twenty miles which, when
completed viii make II the desirable part state
4" persons wishing to locate plantation greater
mcuts could not be offered
MY price from six To dollars per acre parties select
my paNahie nom on" TO sixteen yeats bearing interest
N y 'aeslo residing near the prtmises VIII show tho
a 10 any one Wishing 10 purchase Also, lion thaca L.
hones residing IN Nrconsvle will accompany person
wishing TO examine the land lie is fully authorized h, pow
err OF attorney, tn sell
rms land Mould add lea principally range n,
ship and the 3}d parallel of latitude known TO be the
best latitude for
for fnfther particulars refer Ia Iagoudor Woodcf Co.
stock note aud exchange brokers' Of Charles aud
GlaVer streets underneath st Charles Hotel New Orleans
jan 23d8eMGN WN nAIITY
Y Krhmnnl ~ mn. cnn. aud arnl INN n u n.ILa
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REID will open second session of their School
Monday February 4h, will be their aim impart
thorough knowledge Of those branches OF
demic education deemed preparation
versitv of Virginia.
TERMS For session Of five months, $50; Modern
euages fFreneh and Spanish) extra, so.
No deduction will be made entrance except IN
Glib ftansl ~
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NOU CAN buy WATCHES, JEWERY,
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at r.
wholesale retail and style, at low "A
cash prices by calling Mt NOWLANS sign of the Ea kl2,
gle, No. a. Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va. where
will He has armed from the Nor
hen Manufacturers and Importers with tho largest and most
fashionable Of Watches Jewelry Silver Ware and
Fancy offered in this State Would not be better
for you call his magnificent Stock and At
least per he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
them much less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired notice. and always get
fashionable Goods exchange for
the place. sign Of the Eagle No. a. Sycamore
street Petersburg Va THOMAS NOwLAN.
sons
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hAtssksN tOiia, t~sb -sArcnt reddcton su
- PRICES TO EEDl CE STOCK A very iafRe stock ot
thick Boots and Brogaus; Wool S1xony and soft Hats
of every enlor and qunlity-snme very cheap.
Ladies' black lasting Congress Callers nt.........s %
Stdeiaee Ht''......... -
cold Ht......a.... 90
Gents latest syc Caf Congress " at.......... 90
Also Ladies. Misses and thdreus Shoes aud Shooeea
Boots Bpoiee halt Gacr Caters of Cloth Kid and Moroe
MI celofs qualities Ladies' Plush,
Cashmere and Riding Hats; Chlrens fancy Hats and
Caps
An Of the goods brng entirely aud fresh just
low for cash. consider II
inducemcnt to persons buying sneh articlos
LOUIS t. ARMISTEAD,
Jan lots Farmers Bank, Lynchburg Va.
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jan oats CRAWFORD RICHARDS.
nlssOlITION - The CO-pa rinership ol

II SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by Limitation, is
day dissolved w thanks to old friends aud
liberal patronage since have been In bus
ness their continuance To the of IRBY
& SAUNDERS.
Those indebted will please forward and settle
their early practicable is very desira
bic TO wind up sfairs Of the old concern.