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A MARYLAND Lottery
TO BE DRAWN ON THE
II a Y q n & PL "A n

MANAGxBs' OFFICE oF rHE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec l. 1858
FTNHE Managers Of the MARYLAND Lotteries having hsd
l. suggested tnat the plan Of drawing the
HAVANA LOTTERIES
Has It's iavores a1d being cesrous 70 crafty the public,
have concluded TO draw
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each Month,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY CT ND.
Class 5.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md on Saturday jan 10 1855
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E,au6s Warrants,

yyTi wisu 20 purcIGse Land urrnis and VII !aF ula
w HIGHEST PRICE for then. Dealers N h..sr.gts
81 stance, B7 sending BY mail or otherwise NAV
RELY vn getting they would Il personally pro
III, a1d the MONEY reuitled paid 10 order. Try u&
now .5-v DYER PEARL & 60.
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SUNDRIES.

--2----<---------
DOCTOR H00FLAND's
| CELEBRATED
n MAN BITTERs,
PREPARED RY
DR.. C. n. JACKSON, PHILApzLpsrs PA
,x,--. WILL ESPscrUALLY CURE
IN Liver COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUEpIcR.
C4-"h'c or Der 00as U5iity Diseases Of he anS AZ
az diseases grlsiag from DtsordsreI
L9cer or Stomach:
such
as COnstp0
tiou, Inward Piles
Ful!ness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
PGlness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations Sinking or Fluttering al the PIT
Of the StOn aeh, Swimming Of the Head Hurried
and Difficult Breathing Fluering al the Heart Choak.
ing SUocating Sensations vhen II lying posture Dim
of Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspi.
ration, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs
&c, &c, Sudden Fushes of
Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmsgIni1ga
Of Evil and great
depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor IN calling the attention OF the public TO
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost con-
hdence in its virtues and adaptation 70 the diseases for
which it is recommended.
1t s and untred srice, but one that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale is unrvsed by any similar rp
psr2GGBS eXant The testimony favor given BIZ the
most prominent and we'll known Physicians and ndivd.
uss IN all parts OF the country, is immense The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submitted-reer
ing any who may still doubt, to nay "Memorsbila
Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Eamiies-to
DO had gratis Of sl the Agents for the German Bittss
Principal Office and Mandatory I2O Arch St. Philadsl
phia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DIR. Il. B SCARBOROUGH, Dover, Tennessee, August g.
1889, says have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent and if the preparation continues TO do IS much
goos as hos d0Rs 1 % 1s the beet Essficins sr.r sod
here"
La S,ooGaAss, Sparta, Tennessee August 30 1855 saws:
" pleased 70 stkat your German BlteFs has given
ss.isfacton in every instance where il has been used
b. 4. HoLLs, Hillsborough Tennessee August 1853
says pleased state that the German BiIters has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. P FATIO BRo, Knoxville, Tennessee 9Th April
1851, said: Your Bters selling very fast and
very person that has used as We have been able
TO learn, has bOea benefited"
j. W. FRANKLIN q Co., GalGtin, Tennessee December
So l551 said: the firm viii want more of your Bit
soOn one of the partners thinks It great med
cine"
T. 5 HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee SEPTEMBER Is. 1889
said: There great demand your BeFs here please
send another lot sO0n."
~ They satirely Psycsa5 free from all Injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and pros
trate it,
- Sold BY dealers in Medicine and St0rekeephs sv
eryWhere.
81 Sold in Nashville BY Berry 4 Dsmove, Brown d
Grubbs EWin Brothers, Il G. ScOvel and dealers in med
cine generally mchl0 055-d&Wly
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DANA"Al from the subscriber on the ! st inst
II Negro Man nance Henry, aged > wsigb2 20
about 100, yellow complexion. sammers in speech a
SAID to. heavy bUshv heai, and tEiak Is Try. IL
Ing 20 MAKE 's ,.cJpe 10 free SAt- will give the
above Io rlrG ing Led Ie Jail thai get hn Ad.
dress a' oy'ile Tenn, X l.. BuRDITT
daC,5-Iu
- Louisville Courier copy TO amouuto Of S.
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w. F. ANDREWS,
General Agent,
EgarEsvilIa, Tennessee,

viii attend to the sale purchase Of all descriptions Ct
property end tie Collection of Debts il Sumner Smith,
Macon and Wilson counties
All coHsig0ments and business entrusted TO his care will
be promptly attended To.
kEFEsEyCzs-E L Seay, Har;sv;le Tenn Malone &
Lane, Galttn, Tenn, 10 Guild Galiatin, Tenn, Jo
Alien, New Orleans; Alex allison, Nashville, Tenn, Burge
d Allen, NH-aTiie lenn, deCS-lm 10
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i WarIaa.s
Persons OF distance sending Warrants, get Day in
any furJs toey may GesTe. 5 Z, SIANhLANH
nav vI.-,u 10 -. Cherry : .rat
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
5y Authority Of the State OfGrOrgial
MACON, GA.
'INHlS Lottery ScOnduced the plan Of the Roya Lot-
terry Of Havana Of single numbers drawn at on
cert Hail. Macon, ca, under the sunerntendeuce
Of Col. Geo. N Logan, and A. hisbit ESQ.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JANUARY 18TH 1856
When prizes anOuntiuy N
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SOUTHERN NH ETARY ACADEMY
A,N LOFFER n
Ez&g (BY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF ALA.,) III
HEA Conducted on As HIraHa plan. -
CLASS
TO be Drawn Jan TO- 1855 in the City Of Montgomery
when Prizes amounting to
S so, 600
Will be distributed according the following
NJ L A LIE SC HEM MEg
The lowest prEs draws the of your tcke without de-
duciion, aud remember every pr is drawn at
each drawirg'
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSt
REMEMBER! ONE THOUSAND PRIEST
c L A l. z K ZE, ,OOOE
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sEs II. q. SCOYEL, q
81 DRUGGIST ~ APOTiIECARY. ~
60 North SIDE Oi the Public Square, three doors EA
West of the Nashville Inn.
NXTHOLESALEa and Retail dealer in d ugs Medicines
w Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Window Glass, Druggists
Glass Ware, Stone Ware, Paint Scrub Blocking Floor
Artists, Marking Dusng, shaving, Jewels Teeth, Grain
ing, Stencil ard Hearth Brushes.
PeTfumery, Bears Oil, POmaie, Ok Marrow Pocket
Hdkts., Extracts, GalTanic Curativ es, sc. &c.
pOgA GA LIS Linseed UI, just received selling at
OUO loT cash prices by &c. SCOVELr
-4g1G CALLS Paint OIL tested and found good at only
sbUD onehalf the price Of Lnsesd Gil Painters have
offer Of the only lot IN the city think Of the
oHly in lsrge job. For sale by II g. SCOFEL
jO0 CALLS. Spts Turpeutne received and selling at
tUU the lowest cash prices BY HG SCOVEL
$50 LBS. Star Candies received + Py q scovsr,
r0 UUZ Perry DAVIS Pain kileT just received Gad or
OU sale al the lowest prices 0y II. G. SC0YEL
IN REAMS Ssnd Paper, q OF which Is considered the
fO best make N the United States Tor sale by
9000 BAMBO and AIkGnsls FISHING Poles Fisher
AUOO men can pick iorthemselves, for sale BY
H,G SCOVEL.
eS0 LBS. Potash just received Soap makers can be
july8 H, C. sCOvEL
DATENT MEDICiN EIS.-A large and very gene.
raj of the most popular Patent Medicines
many Of which compounded IN scientific manner and
membe OF the Medical Faculty, possessing much
power. and efcscou5 the eradication OF ssase
as any compound ordinarily prescribed In PROOF OF which
cite the astonishing aud increasing demand, by all
classes Ofhe people the rich and the poor the high and
the low the and hetee the learned and the unlesru
ed for hejusty celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which
Doctor Jayne's EIpecorant for Coughs Colds and Con-
- Alternative end Bleed Purifier.
" Tome Fermiiuge and Sana.ive Pills.
" Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for Coughs, Colds, sc.
&" Williams Balsam Wild Cherry and Wood Napths.
" &" Fever and Ague Pills
" Vim. Helps Balssm for the Lungs
" Rogers LiTerwort aud Tar for Coughs, Colds ami
Bronchitis
Dr. CIagk's Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Cough,
Colds, &c
Cowaus Lythontrpto for diseases of the Bladder Kid
news Stone the Bladder Gravel weakness OF the Loin
Prolapsus Utri &c &C
DR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment, perhaps, isunsurpasSed
external application for wounds bruises Sores rheu
ISM bites OF poisonous insects and reptiles ulcers chrO
no sore eyes Group throat, cdolereaux neuralgia
piles Inflammation Of the bowels and sgue the breas
The testimonials OF tue curative powers Of tins
cheap Medicine induces Us 10 regard as being among the
first Medicines of the day
Marshall Linments q very cheap article and posses
rather extraordinary powers in the Of sweeney IN
horses, as well as sFTans and bruises, &c.
Hurleys SasapaFia is attracting the attention Of
the people.
All tie above mentioned popular Medicines together witt
,uly8 H. G. sCOYEL.
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CONVENIENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

WYE Offering reasonable terms that convenient
w THREE STORY HOUSE on Cherry street. within
few doors Of Cedar street. adjoining the residence of
Col L. P. Cheatham, and now occupied By Mr.. Samuel
Bugg.
The house contains ten good rooms besides Kitchen &c
and is well adapted for the family residence OF one doing
business near the Square The house and lot will be
sold torRbout what the building would cost Apply TO
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT
moves 49, College street
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLAR
MANUFACTURER No ~, Chatham Street Eew-Ycrk
SUCCESSOR to PEFER and GEORGE LoRILLARD, offers
- for sale all kin Of Snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars, Price Current DO obtained by sd
dressing above This Establishment is one of the old
est of tne kind in the United States.
Feb l4-lV.
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IA0.OOO nOlIars

W Be distributed according 20 tte lIlOFing Msgllfesnl
Scheme
10000 umbeTs-l 900 Prizes!
Prizes Payable Full without deduction
~ ONE EnITE TO ENERN an TIrEEFS -
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no RTILDEKS AND CONI RACIORS,

fare IRONS.
NETE have Just receives from the best houses Phla
w dephia and New York, supply of FINE CUT
STEEL FIRE IRONS: ORNhMENTFD STANDARDS
FOR FIRE IRONS: SHOVELS and T0NGs Of all quail
les; ScTubbrg BIushe-, BlackDg Brushes, Furniture
Polish, Stove Backing and variety OF other articles suit
abe 10 The season, SNOW. MACKENZIE co,
decl5 II College street
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TEN"ENTI FIVE cases Negro Brogsus, assorted quail
L ties and No d ) At lowest cash prices.
decd JOHN RAMAGE, As College St
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DIR POSES to publish By subscription, Literary
1 paper, to be called SHEHANk MONTHLY" in the
city Of atlanta Georgia TINS periodical will be mostly
devoted to review of Theological Historical Bographi
cal and Ltersr Works issuing from the American Press
He will be assisted by Of the best scholars of the
South.
TsRxs-The Monthly will contain from 40 to IS pages on
good paper, per month, 81 per annCm payable the
cepon Of the first number Address the Editor at Atlanta
Georgia pOy2g-tf
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ALBE. E WALLACE. h P. WINGFTELU
WALLACE & WINGFIELD.
General Commission Merchants,

AND EABERs IN RODUCE,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
ET Ill give special attention the sale Of Bacon, Lard,
w Four, Tobacco, &c, &c.
REFER
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Hn0O BAMBO and Arkansas Fishing Poles, EIsbeI-
ZUUU men can PICK forthemselves, for sale by
Il @ SNOVEI.
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ARRIVALS Az THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.
Aoousr Sra, 1856

Gerge E Hatton Va; o Anderson Lynchburg; F.
Mckinney, Bowling Green; Thomas VIM, Wytheville
NJ Grymes, Texas; Judge Sosson Misses Stosson New
York; w Pope Dabncy, Powhatan; Richard Epps, CITY
Point; w Robins, Gloucester Coleman Smith, King aud
Queen; ID Johnson LouisiAns; Miss Warren n c; j
Wicks aud son, D; w Blackburn, Miss Emma Terre
Essex; W Kenny, wife, 3 children and servant Belle
vile; G Cushing Baltimore; Minor w Watkins
Albemarle; I g Coleman, jr., Halifax; DR. Mckenzie
Charlottesville; Jackson, Kansas; Miller and ser.
want, deorge Wales and lady, Louisiana; b Baughan
Baltimore; Geo Sinclair, Albemarle; j Is Gary, Hnmp
ton; Branch, Huntsville, Texas; Waughtur Bow
ling Green; Sanford Petersburg; Harvey and lady
Miss Sawyer Mrs sawyer, c. DR. Wilson aud SON Ports
mouth; Dcnthat, Charles City b Rice lady aud
daughter, Farrnyile; Miss Lowry. Bedford Miss
Patterson, Nicholas Geo w Grice, Portsmouth: John
Mogginson, Tyrec Lynchburg; L Holiday Spott.
sylvania; T w Kcsee aud lady, Kesec Columbia
Tenn; g A Brett and lady, Murfreesboro n c; W
Bond and lady, O, II w Conner, lady daughter and
servant, Charleston, Z; w Baker Fayettvlle CAT
teideak La; GwinD, Georgia; John Hewar and Ia.
dy solomon Legare, lady and Misses Legare Charles
t9n; John Pope and lady Beaufort, e; Walter Cox
n o; John Saunders, 5 II; X Campbell Henry;
Gwnn, o; Monroe Douden, Tuscaloosa; w S Morris
Lynchburg; II Gilmer and lady, Master Gilmer Rich
mond.
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BALLS AND CnASs-ALL RKADr.-In compliance with
the order OF Council Mr. Superintendent Bate. hn, c.u.
to os prepared number Of suitable balls and chain,
de.yn"d Tor the use OF member. Of the chain gang Tb
balls weigh from l2 to ls lbs each attach. tn chin
i'rt inches In length, and weighing about lb. Ar
one end OF the chain Is ring to around the ankle
a! vagran or idle, dissolute person. found in tn.
CITY. With Of these massive orns,p-nts las,r, ',
o" nis pedal eItremitya would find il difficult mat
Ter 10 ab-cond We imagine il would he no plea..ut
burning August sun. ''''
nave no information to the time when this chain
gang "i make their first public appearance but W., ,up
policy OF such AN Institution in our midst. though r.
there Il host OF dle vicious persons who deem IL rb
luxury to 90 to jail than otherwise there must b.
sion upon their almost callous mind.
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MFbtR MI ,W MfEL FEMALE SEMINARY

Miss MARIA L EAsTMAN prine,p.,
. This Summary located la yhtful and healthy y,.. n,
Media uiLisen miles Phi.d.lps by RAILROAD win be- a1 u
on WEDNESDAY, September iOth, 1886. '
m.ern aproyyn-nts ani.ed by The ii Of su, us
@ such Recommendations both In point and
tort a. cannot AL TO satisfy their dAugb- A.,
benefits OF mental culture they the eofors
The institution is established with afford to young ladies
os perfect combination OF advantages for the OF
e spar, 10 reader tin reality what pro-e. be- school Of
school In New England previous to her rr,I5.nr in o.
sn o r last six has known To the patrons a. Aston
say: -, u 'AA' Wv ans
nary In Media, Delaware Co Pa September next, hs, beer
Ion OF her capacity efficiency an edaesI ,
IA, mao large and successful building which /.
sAgs anu surrounding country distinguished
anu The subscriber has confidence parents who
gr,t 1t. -'' Eastman viii have no reason to re-
Ms tAsnA1 viii be aided by efficient corps Of Teachers
IIfh l'nsusse viii be taught aud spoken by Partisan
The Lair. German Spanish and Languages will recs,y,
The Natural Sciences will be taught with N. .ta =,
The Musical Department be under the charge Of lady
neny qualified nh situation; and all preerns en-
e. on ,he Piano or In Staging have the Visiting
Davins and Painting will be under direction Of Lady &C
The number Of Pupils Is limited to fortv
The TERMS FOR BOARD AND TUITION, the BrAneh.,
Mss E,sn s tTy To- a S0 70 ID the e's RSn'a,
k Reverend A Potter D. and the Episcopal clergy phA.
HOn. 3. Pierce, President Of theUs
Hon u W TaPpan, NJ. C, from New York
Rev. a: Mcleod, CIgaraed. Pa
P'eroe Butler Esq, Of Philadelphia
Z "; Glars, E.q, do.
s esS. %S:.l% Is. ..si ps.,,i &C. p.
Gee. wymtu 81 Louis Mo-
Hon r. G. Johnson, Washington D.
FOR further circulars apply to IN, prne,p
,. MISS MARIA EASTMAN.
n.I.v ~.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND May LIST, 1855.
small sores which gradually entire head ncl
ing both which
me 10 lear that both cars would drop Of adyrr
Used ana dsnesie remedies without
eure and applet little TURF OIL began to get better an.
oote 80, broke. and piled gals began TO get
sorsr Ny ede' daughter said, PA
TURF OIL sisters bead looked better when YOU used
We Ro another bottle and her head we'll This
an raNAtri A and took hall hour every day it,
anu vas very Offensive One bottle,
her entirely there but l.e disease remaining You
enued to h aud for the benefit Others take great
!" giving you uis eeruncate Respectfully,
r,,-- ,o,, - u. 7. CHALK.
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foLics AArrERs.-A free negro named Fenton Lewis
graduate OF the penitentiary brought before Re-
cocr Taylor Yesterday for remaining In the city contra
ry To law The alternative proceeding At once 10 Inn
uon" county, whence he came Of enlstng In the chain
gmg being presented to him. lac wisely chose the former
anu was set at liberty The Case of Michael NJ Elgan
CHARGED with an assault Margaret Counerton wa,
continued until Monday = Guggenheimer was fined on.
dollar Tor o6strucng the sidewalk in front of hi, stor.
with boxes in the night '
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WAREHOUSE AT PRIVATE SALE

SEABHOOK'S WAREHOUSE AT PRIVATE SAFE :
- ' n order The Common 20 une City OF Richmond
t Truly Valuable Property l. offered
Grace Street 26i feet and extends to ist streets Will
fronts 100 ectembractnR u
nFood repair The receipts from property large and
increasing aud The present great and Tobacco
Trade ot Rchmonl, gives
private Individual this he probably the most
Investment offered In this F''
The terms VIII be made favorable Information will he furnished
anu proposals RECEIVED by TAYLOR A WILLIAMS
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Dull PaEvESrEp.-J. II. Hendren. late Deputy Ser.
seant OF Norfolk city, appeared before Recorder Shield
ami was required to enter into recoguzanee ia . sum
sih" that he would not within the next twelve month";
send challenge To p. Mayo or any other person. a.
fight duel The security was given and M Il We" a.,
chargcd.-Noyok argus 1''
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'ioikSf satisfactorily afternoon a violent storm,
occurred In this vicinity, with rain hail thunder ami
hgn'm'S FOR an hour or two rain poured down in tor
rent and mighty rivers ofwater flowed down our street
rendering tleni Tor some time impossible Itwa, in fct
the storm ol the season. - " '
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f'-r OFFICE ArrArRs.-The Postmaster General order,
the following
Uhange the site OF Chapel Hill Fluvanna county Va,
70 h'nts store, and appoint James II. Kent Jr posma
Ter VIC" VIM y. Perkins resigned. Discontinue. Ru,,-
VALE franklng county, Val office is Rocky Mount,
Appo"t Amos X Ball postmaster McDoweIi Highland
North Mountain, Berkeley county, Va and appoint Ptr
II. Fookus, postmaster '
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MAIL RoBBERr.-The examination OF Page Ennis
charged with stealing money from letters in Hanover
county. took place before Commissioner W.tson !, ma,
tue case at a late hour last evening se
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T"E wnIrE so.rm,u srnIsGs roI.

'dNHE death Of late Jane. o...u. the p,,,.,, ~
Tor .e,ieq.5, ~ ~ having ren,f,t ssev.ssy
osns' have united In eou-rras on Ss s m soa ne
70 i,ei,aie ne all liberal c,.r,sr h,, been obtained
s S ySa,',oes eoep,y .ad granting every pr priv
vel - Tor manufacturing pgpo-s sri.rsfy OF IT, as
,n-i 1o@ ~ s..siy Conferred them the Under
'0 TIP w. 10 o osn Al under 'he charter or TO
n.ir oveuAi qualities and place OF s,api ser,y 70.
rcr ns,I s.lf they e--u rrou-s nv
regarded a. second Ssis asa amusement. and
' 10 enaIsaS = o. Their yta;or- anu An
- ~ sei1eiyn To entertain one 800,
R R' rs t asSs5G Of The Pee GsIArdSs so 20 to
they would an have b. a.. odAe doabe tia number
season Of every va p5TIasy S:eggd For hail
1Ay Tor want Of roota 10 then away
70 -ss springs has heretofore been .,,
nas'y e. u ero.d he esrl ss % iTa.sl ns.,
VII furnish an unbros D no. n Prosrys Of eon.ueoa
esr;v a Nof'srn cities To- III. Aon-hous. villain I'm
:srOsa Ia, been extended We, 81 stasaSo s Central
S- ys1fs The Other sai,a ans q e, o.s In
"a Ne morning and take sulpRST Wb G
see.ss icon 81 ne C?vpston and Ohio Railroad compIetsd S
al snd = WI o dsleuli - sI % The numssF .h
The White Sulphur sitaAtsd Ia the county If c.,.
fertile valley HoS.fa ersS i saata, he Estate Ne.
and .,SSs @ ys.sndins aong the valley three aI.
s1h 90 sers, u ans meadow The se; aas ~ Tors
a sSsI,' o. mountainous sper. soodi and s, % s
c-.-rT fo- r. - supplies Of meats sTain &c ne.
- --'' 80 " rrAany raised the
Ihe GsiIdinsS for the accommodation Of visitor, A.,
IT, saa many Of them much AIhiectarsi ssauts
.grss divsFsaed BY h dA=, and groves Of ~. p1nns
s ,,Ies, ~ eAs Been described PArad.c 81
a. usle sre lev Who are
70 seknowedse It, claim DISTINCTION VIC VIII an
iHe receipts OF the establishments
e'sd oy enlarged Accommodation, . %
eoa ashAsenentr they might u JUL
IHs sale OF the water, which Is In
Pl up Tor transportation NJ lie on l,
eI alHe iheotos and In proper hands pros,. n -
No. ,hs price At Nhiei The property can he rurebss
and capital N' NS--d 'o0n De oy enterprise
The title to the believed to b. uBou.,-0,.t, -,
ong 70 ue present prpretors their sncssor, 80 pc
eNsny year, To facilitate the transfer To n t 70 40
Shlch ngh result death on anv =, "a
yont owners te legal title has been e
chaser. Nv P'opri oeets 10 tie
The sale will embrace furnltur. b.r.,osr.
'1 WI ~ property Tor the accommodation OF ytor, "eo
aeslrns TO purchase requested to ,..
Wh H. MACFARLAND
OF Richmond va
ALEX. II. X. stuart
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PkEsosAL-Anong the hoic arrivals" at Philsdelphi,
9th inst, We observe H. Il. Dickinson, w f. Butler S
Dove, Jos. Taylor, A. Carlton, E. Brian and Col H.
Brown, OF Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-09

CAsuALrY.-Mr. 5. j. lioag. worthy citizen of Fair
fax county, was thrown from wagon a few days ago
while descending hill and seriously injured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-09

DEATH OF AiNIsrER.-Rev. George Aiken, famiiarIy
Know" a Father Aiken" Of the oldcs, ministers
connected with the Ioston Conference died suddenly
lew days ago in Abingdon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-09

hENcoNrRE.-A rencontrc took place few DAYS sine.
In UpPervilIe, Fauquier county between T. C. Maddu,
and Mr. Dixon, in which Mr.. Maddur was shot in the w
and shoulder. ~ >"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-09

PRoSrASlF iSvEsTNESrN would twenty dollars I'm
physans fees and twice that time buy dollar bottle
OF Perry Davis Pain Killer family u you will never rexr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-09

hEN9ico COUNTY CoURr.-The examination of Thomas
Cooley free negro. charged with stealing $1,000 was
concluded yesterday, and resulted in his acquttaI