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nEn suLrMIK srRINGs.-

IL This handsomely Improved Watering win be open
tor he OF s'.o on the h a1y % 'Ia % ne nor IT
part Of the beautiful county of Roanoke on the Turnpike
leading Salem by the way OF Newcastle TO the Sweet
Springs aud within days journey from Richmond or Peors-
burg. 81, ,,
reach Salem Richmond. at O'clock T. NJ, and will be
Immediately taken IN Kent snpmss9ns % splendid @ daily line
whore they will arrive before supper and find every comfort
they prefer 10 do they leave in the line the next
moinug DIM the Sweet Springs and reach the Greenbrer
White sulphur before night, thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL Of two days, from Richmond or Petersburg
from While Sulphur the Roanoke RED sulphur the first
and taking breakfast there roach the Railroad at
Salem in time for the morning ran 80 as to reach Richmond
r Petersburg the same day
expense trouble will be spared to make this as agree
be as any Watering Place in Virginia Although, but
candidate for popular favor the propreors Halter themselves
tive qualities the style Of its accommodations Mr. Chas
for his attention details public establishment,
hns been secured his wife, manager Under
their management Visitors may DC sure oil CORDIAL welcome,
and the very best treatment
Bah Room all the other improvements has been erected
on the appro models of and furnish
inv accommodation for $50 visitors the present season. which
viii be increased to any may required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for she
and In all respects will be the constant and earnest eff
of the propreors render their visitors comfortable and
ke water of the Roanoke Red Sulphur not been fully
anaized remarkable benefit derived from Its use by
a amons 6 Qualities viii be-
found have that which has given to the Red sulphur OF
Monroe US eeleny VIZ raaueihg ne pus, ahn acns as
to suffering Dyspepsia aud other diseases of the.
could be shown by certificates were deemed
necessary.
GEORGE w. SHANKS,l
A. HUPP,
GREEN u. BOARD, Propretors
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID G. SHANKS
fsRichslond Semi Weekly Whg Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg inelgencer copy
til stopped. June 7dSets
UNaNE LIOUU H I've in bottles and by
quantity Fine French Brandy Port and Madeira era "ne me
| sale by LEE " JohNSoN.
.u.Ni.EK's MAGAZINE for July, received
| u iiune ~ tai MORSES.
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..,NGEn,. sEW,NE mA.mINEs.-An per.

6tINt-Ek'S sEWlNE NAsbbNEs-Ai per-
- sous who obtain fun and rciable Information re
sprctng Singers Sewing Machlucsther price, cRrabies
sizes method Of working means Of procuring
them all other parcunrscan do by applying at our
once Broadway New York by letter or In person for
VI SINGERS GAZETTE This paperia devoted entirely
to Sewing Machine interest. Copies will be supplied
gratis to all interested
n B-The unparalleled success of Sewing Machines
has several iradueDt hpWntions OF them bcal M
morous heterogeneous Of patcuts1t which we own ak
for the nnRemeuts Of our patents have recently
been decided In tho u +, Circuit Court at Ne"
York New Jcrsy In these suits the great principle OF
hoag doi tie fabric b seiNed 10 ib sdct n h mdfhae
6va geipR prGssr, which used in all sewing Machines
has been fully established The Wheeler 4 Wilson, aud
the Grover Baker Sewing Machines as We acRc each IA
fringe three distinct patents owned by Us We have Hnis
against several of the s. Courts, which will soon
be tried We hereby caution the public not 70 buy any u
ngng Machines, they can be compelled by nw to stop
using theni and pay cost and damages.
N Local Agents viii be wanting TO make sales oi our IN
rrvcd cying machines To persons properly qunihel tor
The busness opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment Is offered.
machines exchanged ON liberal terms Tor
old machines OF every Kind l. NJ. SINGER s. co,
PRINCIPAL Office 1913 Broadway, New York.
4 ~ fgA a. "a
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, Fac Simile Of Declaration and many Illustrations.
Icses Journal for July Bailons ~ Monthly
Iy National Magazine, for July N British Review, Tor May
Icslie'a Fashions, May Rachel and the New World
Story Letter and other Now aud Cheap Literature
for the hot weather too numerous TO mention until the weni
y cooler. The above to bc found At MORSE'S
IL
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PHILADELPHIA.
AYE 1s,N PILLS. Fu

x~,s AYERS PILLS. Fer nll the
4 !. 4: ]
~ PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PLY
Y 0yA ~ SfC-Thcro has lonE eulatcd public
! Hf2R~Y demand for an effective purgative Pill
3 which could be relied and
perfectly safe In It's operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that smand and
r1~E M extensive trial ofts virtues has
b(5<aa[9szEMN elusv ely shown with what u
tIs.....s2A eompllshes the purpose desIgned. II N
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


sNDUsVVV CLorHlNO at aREArtY htnfctn
CEs made expressly for aud warranted second to nonn
In the United States In point of workmanship and hplsh
cutlemen visiting Petersburg would do well TO give me
a they wish superior clothing My assortment Of Cots
tHSmcros and Ncstpgs selected with great care and
yet them direct from the Importers thereby saving the per
ccntage of the obhrs All orders goods In the tailoring
department warranted to ill., sale and my suits arr
made by the best workmen IN the State Please call al my
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing HOUSE -
Sycamore street, Petersburg THOS. W. RONSToN
: ntll
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW WORK. CLOTHING OF superior m"L".
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER & co, AZ Chambers Street,
opposite the Park offer Wholesale Immense Stock II
CLOTHING. of all kinds CiothnR Good Terms Rfasona
btcl Trices Lotc " can and Sc" June Ia dinos
1uNIIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
3 Manufacturers and Dealers In GtNpOWDER, having
prices correspond with the reduced of
Satpetfo offer their we'll known brands of Flee
trc Indian Rifle and Kentucky Rifle Powder In kegs and
iAca So Gunpowdr for blasting and mining, comprising
full assortment of qualities and Kinds required by the trade
guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction.
The standard Of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty five years, Will he
by other manufacture In the world
sale by the principal dealers nnd also at the Office Of
the Company No ~ Wall, Water street, New York
A q. HAZARD, Iresi
A. T. DOUGLASS, See'ry,
NAV Is NJ p n co
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n =
signed have this day formed partnership in the city
of New York under the firm Of BIl MMEL ROfSTERS
purpose ot raugaoER Commission business Tor fbf
sale of NJ ASuFAET aud LEAF Cot1oN, FLOUR
GRAIS and produce generally. Location a3 Water street
Having ample means prepared to make liberal Ah
vances and produce consigned to us FOR r
in Shipments through Mcssrs A. L. Royster Bro
Co Richmond Va will be forwarded free Of charge.
JOSEPH BRUMMEI., of Richmond
a. H. KOYSTER, of New York,
J. b. ROYSTEK, OF Richmond.
Nrv, YORK January l. 1876 jan 25d6m
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Nl1 FOX NNEF.-N dcsirnbIc fe-t.IOnCc On 1Fh
Ea Diamond nll, recently erected by Mr.. Cemins Mu
no y Ia occupancy MIR Gambler On this lot Is m ex.
rcnnt hnuae all other buildings
ln add o the comfort Of the rcslduuce,
hlsoh handsome residence Franklin I'm Join M the
residence of Mr. VIM Dlard, occupied by Mr. Paulott
in nelghborhood calculated 10 attract attention The last.
nnmed residence viii be offered private sale until Friday
the 9th of asalo Ia not effected before that day
II will onercd Mt public nucoD liberal and made
knowa the day. Private propositions Will be attended
until the day Of sale, by W. u. JONES, or
apl 3OdtH JAMES w. GLASS
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NNcRuRG'S No. I. AuONIATED SUPER
n pupSpJI Arr nv iAIE rbe aftaptian of Earmers


and Planters respectfully called to the above invaluable com
pound for their approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer his friends and patrons that
they always depend being supplied with aGtNu
AND UNIFORM ARTICLE for he constantly supentends
"a the entire of manufacturing and putting
10 sale
This article has been before the community for The
rod of five during which time has been analysed by
large number of the repnod Chemists In different places
Rnd has tried by various Farmers nearly State
III the Union with almost Perhaps one OF
The best proofs of Its value Ia the greatly Increased demand
unprecedented In the history of Artificial fert6cs and not
cquacd by Beruyan Guano itself which u posscsses
much advantage from the Tact of the ammonia volatile
matter in Guano In this preparation being cltmcalY hNed
agent only disspatng itself progressively When nenrpo'
rated with the soil this available salt sNphntc, nmalga
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for plants OF
MI descriptions, and by them readily taken up will he
found quite active inducing early maturity Guhno,
aud much durable and forng TO thu soil and uss
lttie.
there large number of Super Phosphacs In market
the OF which would like be Responsible
earnestly all purchasing be careful to obtain tho
GFNUINr ARTICLE which will be warranted by accredi
agents. all of whom of acknowledged rcspectahiy,
them hold responsible the good character OF
Super Phosphate. All packages will be desttucty brand
dealers will be enahloa 10 make
for their supply equitable terms with my agenisas
with myself
MESSRS II. G. HARDY 4 co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city of Petersburg.
{, D. DFRURG,
Rrtuiurai Chaajstand sole Proprietor, UiamsJprs,
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debtod to ut eost bills apes notes &c invited
Tor the Inst timc To call and settle immediately, they vii
ho sued and warranted the case may be- without dAtnO
ton OF persons u II LEWIS
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INA 50 tons a. and "a A brands being shipped to us
bN the importer. For sale, 10 arrive, by
II. G. uAPDN 4 CO.
sdsets Flrs above Pow ellis Hotel Petersburg.
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ADAMs. Tobncco Commi..

Ut W '7FEI
~ Liberal advances consignment
MrINSIS &. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from lis
fricnds at this houso. JAMES A. CoNNbLl1i
o,l uJdfQ ROB'T NJ ADAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


- DIR. NoREHr EARIN. Dentist,
fSS. "a has removed his office door
- ~ W sidonre, on MAIN ST, and square above
Dlbrcll Hotel. ian l.ds
EkG. &c. s;REENLEE offers hi. profession
~ Al SERVICES to the eti2cus of fyuehhnrg vicinity
flee alley between Main ST. aud Friends arehouse
1-dly
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~ y
~ ments with the importers of the William Dixon Watch
!" supply nv regularly with many of these watches
anal be able 10 Hell In this market The VIM Dixon watch
stands The head oite list ot English Watches being made In
London by the thrnnoneier Maker 10 The Admiralty Ae
cunpnnAnR unch watch a corhcaio ium the maker winch
secures the purchaser FROM imposition y cnnnturtoi and
guarantee which being endorsed by gives him immediate
redress In the the watch should keep time Tho
VIM Dixon watch has hoen used for years by oeefa
the General Government The nature OF whotr duties require
that they should have mo keepers also by
hceu In private ompioy Tho most distinguished Of whom
have voluntarily presented certificates o their superiority
time koepors
We shall sell them In ynchburg nj The price they
bring Ia Philadelphia aud New York object being bring
New York to the very deor of our customers
Tho public Invited To call and examine the Dixon Watch
StLNEltillOBN 4 CL1FT,
Formerly 4 Hlyerthorn
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4 AND WARRANTS Land Warrants. wv
are paying the highest cash pie. for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties having them for sale would do well give
us call aug lsHdifs PETERS, SPENCE A. co
TUNALIFERHO ~ HAMILTON now ~ reccips
n of their Spring supply of GROCERIES, aud LiQUoRB.
al all kinds 10 which they would call the attention of their
friends and the public generally They determined sell
LOW for CASH. as to pnnctua customers They would call
especial attention their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have Tor sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wichf half Is that Ia said would
dn well to give trial. ma 3ld&cia (yh
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E
upa aud owners Of Horses. should have some Of tins
exc, lent Remedy hand, for the cure Of Rheumatism
Sprnins BRUISES an Wounds just recrVodby -
fj,mn @ io'ts1 STABLER & JONES.
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.ul.Y OR NAUSEOTS DRUGS USED.
nh lAll ~ iI,AN

Member the Re al College of Surgeons ondo traduate
from the Il eminent Colleges of the United States
and greater pa of whose life has been spent in the first
Hospitals London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some IL astonishing that ever
known many troubled with the head aud when
asleep great being alarmed at sudden sounds
and bashfuncss with iuen bushng attended sometimes
nf min edatelY
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xuvUy PURCHASE PIANOS T. ROM IRRE-
w SpoNSIBLE TRAVELLING AGtNISf when You
m ret in Petersburg the very best quality mot second rae)
n, ccs which will guaranteed be low any at the
N,rb or South from f. p NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
corner of Sycamore and Bank SIS, Petersburg.
Always hand between 30 and 40 Pianos to select from
,,,arI,, a1i varyinV In ST Vie and finish nov 23ts
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4coNgRFssIUNAE.


49,, "a q 4 q Il w AsHISGToS, April %.
SsSITr.@SIr. Mallory communicated TO the
Senate an invitation to visit the steamer AIcrri-
mgc at Annapolis.
Tic Senat, then resumed the consideration of
the tilrce million anendmentshlH
Air. Bell of Team. expressed doubts whether
this large amount could be properly expended
within the present year. BE thought it would
be better to make only small appropriation
now.
Mr. Weller showed that the whole sum ought
to be appropriated forthwith, IN order that it
might be used advantageous
Mr. Hale opposed the bill, thinking the guns
could be refittcdwith percussion locks, and also,
that Magnard's primer would not be at all COM
parable with hrcccf loading rifles. He was of
opinion that they would not be serviccable in
wet weather, and condemned large aPPropria-
tons in time of peace, and advocated economy.
Mr.. Cass said the administration should not
be held responsible for large appropriations.
Congress had made them sometimes III oppose
ton to the recommendation of the Executive.
The bill was finally postponed.
Mr.. Houston spoke tlcngth in condemnation
of the action of the Naval Board. Adjournc''.
HoUsE.-Nir. Thurston moved reconsidera-
ton of the vote by which the House adopted the
Senate's amendment to the Deficiency bill, pre-
venting former law from hcing construc,lso as
to allow the public printer 80 per ct. extra COM
pe'sation.
The motion, after a lengthy debate, was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Stanton addressed the House in oppose
ton to Slavery extension.
Adjourned.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, April 23.-rhe Arabia arrived this
morning en- route for Boston. She left Liver
pool on the evening of the 18th, consequently
her atlviccs are three days later than those Re
ceired by the Arago at New York.
The Persia arrived cut on Saturday afternoon
the 18th inst
lower and transactions small. Corn 2ss. Pro-
visions unchanged
Ihtyre Cotton MARKET, Lpr1 Sh.-Sa!cs of
she week $500 baleS-Ma:ket dull, receipts of
cotton fur the week 5000 bales, stick on hand
l00,5ao. New Orleans Tres Or1jaaire sgt,
Mobile 90G
Londo:, Money market unchanged. Consols
SO i-l6.
The steamship Persia, Capt JclSin< which
sailed from New York on the 81 inst had arli-
we'd out at Liverpool, making tine passage it,
side of 10 days. Nothing Of the least i;npor-
lance had tfanspircd since the departure Of the
Aragn.
The peace conference continued It's sessions
and the affairs of Italy understood to have
occupied its attention ut the latest sittings. The
principal PlcnirotcntiarieS were expected to
leave Paris in 4 fe"- days.
C0mmeYricL-COtt0n, Liverpool circular Of
Friday evening the Iiti reports active spccula-
tive demand for cotton, a slight advance on the
quotations per Asia, business of the week amount
ed TO about 10000 bales. BrcadstuEEs quiet
receded from those paid at the close of tho pre-
cetiing week. Provisions firm and i'll some ca
scS shade higher.
! London money market had undergone no
material change. ConsUis quoted, Friday even
| ing, at g3t.
The British steam fTigatcs Tartar and DcsPc-
rate returned unsuccessful from their cruise i'll
search of tile Pacific. The tw" steamers search
cd separately. Tire Tartar having proceeded us
far west as longitude %, latitude %: guns were
! fired every two hours during the night and a
yigi!cnt lookout kept during the day. Captain
| Dunlap is confident that the Pacific cannot be
/ south of lat 3D.
1t is SAID That Austria has yielded TO the re-
monstrnnces Of the Congress and agreed to
/ cYacuate the Principaliii2S
/ Turkey shows great anxiety to be relieved Of
/ the allies.
/ Omar Pacha has been restored to favor.
! Francc.-The expeditions against Madagascar
| aud Cabyies is decided upon, permission will be
( soughtto send troops through Egypt and it is
! said the Emperor will visit Algeria.
| The question of the settlement Of the Sound
dues makes no progress, and will probably ley
over until ii is known what action the L. States
1 will take.
Tl.r energies of the Russian Government, it
is said, will now be devoted TO three great Oh
ljccts, viz:
her great railways; and the diffusion of Rus
sian feeling on the CONT cnt, especially in Ger,
many.
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SPANISH NFFAIRs.

WAsnNGrcH, April 23.-The last steamer
brought dispatches addressed by the Spanish
Ministry of Foreign Relations to our Minister at
Madrid, in reply to demands made at different
times for redress in the matter of firing into and
man-of-war Tirolano. The Spanish Government
decidedly, but courteously refuses to comply
with the wishes OF our Government and the
Minister argues that, according to the law of
nations the commander the Tirolano did moth
ing more than the peculiar circumstances at
that time in the ncighborhood of Havana justi-
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C,4iiLE-Wc are at loss for words to express
orr admiration of this intensely interesting play.
We wen. to the Atienseum expecting to see a
representation of Frcnch society, however glossy
the surface, with an under current at once inn
moral and revolving to the finer feelings. We
lad formed this opinion from notices in the press
Of New York and New Orleans; and from ia
v5rable opiuion formed OF Mcssrs. lIanchett &
Dufield, we thought it strange indeed, that they
would bring forward play of that description
il 4 city where the experience Of other mania
gers has proven that only the better class Of
IIays arc tolerated, and where actors andactress
e, are held responsible for their department on
the stage as well as in their intercourse with us
as citizens. No one of the large audience pres
cut on Tuesday evening, went there with moro
prejudice against the piece than we did, and we
now entertain IN opinion of Camille very differ
ert from our former one No doubt as transla-
ted for the stage of ti,c large cities, this play is
full of grossnesS, but rs put on the stage by our
managers, it is freed freq, every in'lelicacy,
nothing in word or action repulsiyc, aud la
many gifts scenes there is Il GRANDEUR of thought
anil action at once placing it among the higher
order of plays We believe the translation used
here, is one got up expressly for the occasion
Nytte managers, and has been brought out at
great sbor and expense.
The piece was well played throughOut-not an
actor in the cast that did not do his part well.
Ms nuiield and Mr.. lEauchett were particular
Is I,arpy in their rendition of Camille and Ar
mani Duval. andt scene in the 4til act, where
Trey meet at a ball, and the incidents growing
out Of that meeting, was as fine acting as we
ever hal the pleasure Of seeing anywhere
During the whole piece Mrs. Dnfiield was natu-
ral, always interesting, and at times thriIlingly
affecting Size at no time yenturcd on those
excuses ofacting SO peculiar to some, and which
sra at al tincs. to say the least, uugraceftl, and
destructive to ;he elect of that finer acting of
Which ii, Is 50 capable.
We regret that the managers deemed it best
MT to repeat this play tonight Many who
could not be presen, last night, would have cm-
trleUI this opportunity of seeing it The
pieces for tonight are "Irgomar'' and the Two
Gregori.s''
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Srass RNIst>G.-Thc farmers of Ohio coun-
" a'e fully awake 10 the importance of having
liz rcry best breeds of stock on their farms 1t
CO.'S, no mere to raise an animal of the best
hood, than it does one Of the scrubby, self
sAarPcacFs We too often see through the country.
Tie fire horse recently purchased by the Ohio
tcnny Slcek Association, the noted ''Iron'S
Vai'Hus, Is an acquisition to DER stock of horses
Of ptdcpbtcd merit. Some Of the most ceIe-
'Fs'Sa hoT.es Of the country. are descended from
Us Robe animal, and it is to be hoped that the
'','"ei'';on viii be encouraged in the Imports
t'7 Of gaed stock into our county.
lie fastest Facing animal in the United States
i' laughter Of IRONS Cadmus, as shown by the
i'loain; letter from gentleman of Butler
enanly, Ohio, 10 the Spirit of the Times. The
editor Of the Spirit says the statements arc en-
tiTely reliable:
fo'a'ontas was purchased by L. d. Wood
manSce, who lives miles y. Il. of Hamilton.
I"'a Ar' Potter, % Trenton, in this county
I.S'loilS 10 tlat, sac had been the hackney Of a
Mti'y lady residing in Preble county. Mr..
"oeimansee heard the mare vas fine PAGER
"eat aad examined her and paid Mr. Potter about
$40 loF her. lie trained her on his own course
al home ead having fully tested her speed, took
her to ths Qaeen City Course, TO try her speed
against lie brag horses of that course. She beat
81 the horses that she encountered, and was af-
lef"ar'iS taken, in the winter of 1858 and
IS5t TO New Orleans, where she easily tri-
Hmpac't over every animal that was brought
against her.
-. Previous to her going to New Orleans, Mr..
Nooinansee sold one half Of her to some per.
-, ~ Of your city, who had her in his charge at
NeE otleaaS. Ia September, 1854, she was Ia.
Sen To New York, and SO far as have heard, no
one ever dared to encounter her until she was
inet by Hero.
What induces me to notice the matter at all,
Is usi>: when her unequalled qualities were as
ceflaiael the question naturally suggested it
seii o; what stock is this extraordinary anlnals
: little examination soon revealed the truth
She Is great grand daughter of Eclipse. She
S v by Irons Cadmus, raised at Lebanon; he by
CadmuS, son of Eclipse The horse Gadmus
vas brought from New Jersey by Mr.. Beach,
io7nariy Of Warren county. The rare qualities
Oh this marc, show the importance of breeding
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Two boat, loa,lel witt, wagons, belonging to
ysssr. Bodicy 4 Co., and lying in the creek,
u.r.cut loose or broke loose. night before last,
,.l i,oatc.l down the river They were taken
M Yesterday morning near Cartina. These
boats were loaded for New Orleans, and if cut
base as we are led to believe, it was lastardy
tick.