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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

DYA a. RIEECKER Goa BLEECKEs, ARC.
ID tonssr -rarillon sale n real sheriff stree
nhouy y. BE ker q 20 w se y pnbrc al.ton, OF he
IL ~ October "Wednesday. ~ " oclack. ~ lie Mer
- ~ IxiAnRr The Valuable q ground No. %
HERE street being he easeriy see distant eet from
IN. rsrrfa~t eurusr alancey .5xis ict
This Trcfsrty rnnrntnherea AMI swafrAnse dea VII De
~ De fcr naPe and c,ser particulars sppy a.
the gnire III The Aucs 0ncers. No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02
FOR SALE.

S400 WILL BUY FIssr ATE TEE EATiNG S SALoos
has other business and not sttend 10 co Apply ~
BRAlNARD III Chaiham 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
CSITU AIRY

Died on 9th the residence of her husband Mrs
I IA ARRIs late the wife of Marshall l.. Harris of lynch
n RI in the 4ith year of her
the death of this lady, il be truly said that
Ian good the kind and gentle Of earth has passed
world Unobrusve In her manners and of benignan
ure she practiced fes duties without ostenation
hoitaties without pretenson display Though
from knees, and wearsomc days of de
Il ming health she meek and unepining sus aimed
H. rousues that God was her friend
life giving promises Of his holy word that though
might sink dow into the repose and obiv
The grave yet there prepared for her in heaven
portion yond the reach of accident
Mrs Harris Tor years. worthy and consistent
tmtcr Episcopal Church. and died peace
and calmly in the faith hch that venerable and Scrptu
X, Church teaches.
The descended from well known
of irEnia-the crkieys and Carriers. She the
lighter OF Dr. Robert Berkeley. OF Frederick county the
lne remembered in tho earlier days of Virginia But
lds worth and humble pcty did not permit her
merit these advantages Of birth reputable
.-sir rejoice rather, that she permitted
I H.. = -jp e he Iov'v N'21rcue aud learn from his
.ct.i..- H. II t9, nulV wisdom and
shall her .Bul hc the of atectonate
membrance falls lightly upon her grave soace
that is left that she has only passed. through
BE- furnace of discipline and suffering earth Join he
light circle of the redeemed In Heaven
U Richmond Enquirer and Southern Churehman request
'dtocopy.
Departed this life Friday morning. 18th inst at the
hence her father in Bedford county, SARAH ANS LETITA
ies daughter Francis and Eliza Worey in the 18th year
her age.
Died the morning of the 10th inst Mrs JANE
Capt VIM A Hardy of Bedford ghter of the late
opt james Watts ecd aged 81 years months and % days
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

On The ilh inst, Peter johnson and two other
hieh residing near Fort Dallas. Florida, went
nut about six miles from that place 10 dig arrow
root They were fired on by the Indians
and johnson and one of the men were killed
On tuesday sth hist. 10 men started ont and
arriving at the scene of the murder, found the
two bodies one of which had been seelped. A
party from the Fort had been exploring the
country Tor fortnight, but had not succeeded
in finding tho Indians All the inhabi,ant. n.
round Fort Dallas had gone into the fort for
protection. Several persons who had friends
among the Indians had been notified by thom that
they were no longer safe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.--The steamer Daniel
Webster, from San JUAN on the 18th. with dates
from San Francisco to the 9Th inst. arrived here
to-day.
The Star of the West had left SAP Juan. for
New York, with $50 passengers and $6OO,OOO in
treasure.
A severe earth quake occurred at San Fran
cisco, on the I'd inst
The trial of Cora the gambler for killing Cen
ernl Richardson's has been commenced in San
Francisco.
A motion for change of venue in the case had
been overruled by the court.
Attachments had been issued against Lucen
Hernany an extensive money agent III San Fran.
cisco for nearly Sl5O,o0o
Joshua Silesbee, the Yankee comedian, died
in San Francisco on the 22d OF Mecember.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad had been ope-
ned 90 miles.
Rich gold diggings had been discovered on the
American river
The news from the mines is encouraging.
COMMERCIAL.
SAN FRaNCIsCO Jan. 5.-Trade is dull The
demand from the interior is light, Flour and grain
dull.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS IN OREGON.
Dates from Oregon are to December Goth.
Nothing has been heard from Col. Kinney and
his party, who went 10 drive the Indians out OF
Fort Walla Wala. of which they had possession.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
The Indian depredations in northern Calltor-
MIA still continue.
George NJ. Chase. the American consul at La
hama. is dead.
NICARAGUA.
Col. Wsker is receiving reinforcemf nts by
every steamer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
~ftn 1uO state ATItr4.

80 uAlL--This place Of amusement has just under
,,,,sen,ents which add very much to lis comfort and
.e II has been fitted up for Maekcnzie's Theatrical
-, tho win open there tonight The stage has been
"a scenery has been put the wallis aud seats have
,tea aud other changes made, which render 1t very
"A - aud comfortable Hall With the attraction of lis
. and the greater attraction of the performances Of
"a won Troupe 1t will no doubt be crowded tonight
go ronl Killer AoArs,-Jesse Holmes, the Foolkiller
. another report of his dongs in his official Organ tho
e,rontlo 10. Jesse has been to Washington aud
ESQ columns in detailing his experience and operations
=, the suuabbng occupants of the Capitol After ad
',ing proper chassement to number of Democratic
n, r not allowing the House to be organized. find
,ek in rather alarming proximity to our community
4 - what he has been doing with our neghbors:
ania Va, got after old deacon who left his
f and then killed hogs that got his pasture through
~ About this time deserted CORES spending
jteh in Tennessee, to find out who burnt his mill
saceeded Richmond to peep at one MIR Burw II mem
The Legislature from Henry, Va, famed for his eulo
Al. plagersmnshaklng my club at him proceeded to
va which the biggest rascal the Rev DR. Smith of the
ril a,ty kettle of fish was Sezing these gents by
lar the old man lifted them out of their boots with his
and turned them both over to the kascsi Whser also
cs and making parade in presenting each immortal
| S with gold-head canes, @e,
y. co.r-The State of Virginia blessed with immense
of coal at every point from the head OF
m ohio river and the Kentucky line Every day bring
o light new depostcs We have just heard OF the diseov
of very fine anthracite coal the Virginia Tennessee
The vein passes under the railroad about IL miles
n wythcvlo Pulaski county, and is about seven feet
* aud widening 1t owned by Mr.. Robert Martini of
kl county has been leased for term of years by
4 Thos J. Boyd and Mr.. Eli Davis, who have COM
ueed working It, In the immediate vicinity are vast de-
sites of that here is an invitation to the manu-
rer that suppose will be irresistible The lead and salt
os will want this coal and large demand for it will
IN vnchburg If the freight 1t is only low enough it
even bebrough to Richmond The coal is from speci
we have seeu evidently good article and the lessees
likely to have constant demand and profitable bust.
4 ss-R Dispatch
, VENERABLE CITIZEN GoNE.-James Bell of Augusta
died on Wednesday night last in the SD year of his
For many years the deceased was senior Justice of the
~ In the county and took active part in all public
Prs
uoxreouERY HERALD.-Robert G. Trigg ESQ., has pur
cd an interest in Montgomery Herald and will in
4 re be the editor. WIN. NJ. Barnz, Esq, rctiros
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE FARM ron .,,c

istraor OF derald Alexander and by authority OF
MS VIII WI On Thursday the cath January ls nrnn the
premises ~ ~ o'clock sell at public aueton highest
nadei, ,ne valuable TRACT OF LAND In Campbell coun
Won wneh tue said Alexander resided The tract stu.
a'en spout ~ naes from Lynshburg, the snohburg
'aa o"c.n iWhPike-about four miles by n good road
from mo prvst Depot aud contains by recent survey
aet anu traction OF which about wood land
about % acres hne meadow the whole tract easily
sas'spole {" hgh state Of Improvement The residence
ons DIV EiG HOUSE and tho requisite ou honass aud Tho
'h from us capacity to produce large crops grain
pursuits. -
TfRMsAppro,ed personal security will be required 70, tho
purchase money and the title VIII be rher
y and the terms To time will stated on the day of sale
RoBr DAVIS Admir-,
a, =. with the will annexed, of
uee luu@'s,atdstd''S&h Gerard Alexander decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
Fire-Distressing Situation.

Wednesday morning. the new and beautiful
cottage residence of Ex Lieutenant Governor
Leake at Madison c. H.. was destroyed by fire.
The family-all ladies and girls barely escaped
in their night dresses, and wero forced 10 walk
in bare feet through snow twenty inches deep to
a neighbours house. Nothing of value was saved
from the burning building Loss $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
ARRIVALS AT THE
Avn hi Ion llamse-ll. Snead 4, In

JAN. 26.Jno Bowman Peershurg f T Northcross, $ X
u, Feagans, Halifax Capt VIM Davis, Petersburg. J
.oyer, Roanoke; shelton, Phla; Capt VIM n Davis,
1etorsbusg II l. Powell Danvile; Andrew Argans. Hill
rove, Psyvania county; Capt Robertson Petersburg;
A Fegee. CampbeE w Dnard, Appomaox; W II boo.
~, Campbell; Jennings Halifax; Rosser Bedford; A
Preston, city; Thompson Glmer; Galloway city; b
tgubright, Wheeling; A Anderson Blue RidgeiJ Ham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
Fatal 4fraU.

The Goldsboro' Tribune Of Wednesday says,
that on Sunday night last quarrel arose be-
tween MIR. Reid, Law Student at the N. c. u
University, and man by the name of Check. liv-
ing in the village of Chapel Hill. 1t seems that
Cheek raised chair TO strike Reid whereupon
the latter drew a revolver and fired three balls
into Cheek, killing him instantly. Mr.. Reid
was arrested and gave bail in 50, 500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
Bishop Hdmline Acquitied.

The charges of seduction against Bishop Ham
line, of the Methodist Episcopal church Gin
ciunati, appear to have originated with Kew l..
d. Harlan, a member Of the Cincinnati Confer
ence. who after three DAYS trial, has been expe-
led therefrom. by vote of two to nearly two hun
dr.. d and his charges thus dismissed IA false.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

to have H. and better way 1t than from
those who owe due the first day of
January 1856 will hereafter be due twice year. viz
day july and the LIST day of January We have
purchases twice stated in notice OF
last july and require like payments those
owe us our customers will therefore, in view this fact
pay their without further notice
resolved carry the six months Of
ness Ian lsdecifsl GEORGE NJ RUCKER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
SALES By AUCTION.
THIS DAY
nov rOR sAIE-T.. ..,

noA ron sAIE.-The sub.eriber
sou NJ Liberty on MONDAY the 18th inst fCour,
@ - valuable negro boy, who Is superior osiler
The Norvcil House. l4ynchhurg - - Nv 49, wv '''"'
-, l't NJ To days, satisfactorily endorsed Interest
,,rad '' At 'Hs oi the banks of Lynchbnfg Will be
H. y, 4. ,,s,. Harry mtC1IIE.
- ns,,,,t -, Aneilapear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
MEETING or THE CONFERENCE.

Although it was stated, few ago, that the
conference on the Sound Dues had been definite
ly abandoned letter from Copenhagen dated
Jan, 5, says:-"The conference of the Sound
zoll opened yesterday. M. Tengoborsky, the
representative of Russia, took his place not far
from the ministers of France and England
That is all that is known of the first sitting,
which. besides, attracts very little attention.
A private letter from Altoona mentions that
the Danish government has now lost all hope of
bringing anything like a conference together on
the Sound Dues. The government is described
in this letter in the greatest embarrassment
and disunion 10 the course to be pursued to-
wards the flag of the United States, its first
attempt to pass Kronborg duty free after the ex-
piraton of the present treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
MARRIED.

n, the Goth inst. Mr. WILLIAM s. CRAWFORD of Rock.
ridge and Miss MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of VIM Sale
q Botetourt
IN the 18th ut by Elder A. j. Emore, Mr. JOHN TUCKER
Ind Miss AMANDA CRAWFORD, all of Craig county.
on the Sd inst, by the same, Mr. VIM NEwsuM and Miss
mGIxA daughter of the late VIM W. Campbell all of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

%9eDvpSv The subscriber offers for sale "A TRACT OF
LAND lying in fayee county Immediately the line Of
and Ohio Railroad containing 500
1000 of this land In susceptible of cultivation
well adapted TO Wheat, Oats Rye Corn and Tobacco
along the line the Covington Ohio Railroad
miles has upon three veins OF Coal Of which
deep and half fcethe depth of he other
Is These all crop the hill facing
River.
also indications of Iron, the surface of the
earth being covered with OF the first quality.
adjoining this have recently been sold Mt $3.50
per This will be sold very low presenting fine
chance for speculation.
TERMsOne half the purchase money will be required in
balance twelve months the purchaser giving bond
security, lien being retained the land for the
balance of the purchase The title to the land good
aud n deed, with general warranty, will be made.
Persons dasrlnR purchase will apply to B H. Jones at
Fayete Courthouse, Va.
Jan lscwlm PHILIP j. THURMOND
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.AIE OLE MEAL AM rEn.

II SUM FKVFEKTN.-iy Vrtuo 81 u decd u trust TX
eeneu ny Jennings Ia trustee hearing date tho
18th day OF December ls5t and the llnstngs
Court of the city of Iynchburg To secure his CREDITORS shn
oier for sale ON SATURDAY the 9 day of February
AZ pno auction and Ia the highest bidder all
right title and Interest of the said Jennings In and
tain trust nd consisting Of lands about
the cy "t iynehhnrg aud the possession Of Mrs
Matilda hgges II being the interest acquired by the sal
Jennings by virtue ni his marriage with Mildred Hggos
daughter OF the said Mrs Blggers Also all his Household
and Kitchen Furniture
95leodtlth trb HENRY II EInnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

next year number gosd men and boys to work on
Orange Alexandria railroad different points from
Rock Fish TO ynehburg which liberal hire will be paid
ian adScts SCOTT Il ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

In consequence of the snow and afford
an opportunity TO examine the land those may desire
TO do So ho above sale which postponed until the Js,
slant is again postponed until THURSDAY esi February
WHOM the land VIII be offered IL fair II not fair
day, except sunday and Monday. RIO j. DAVIS. admir-,
with the will annexed of Gerard Aiex andor, deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

NEW CONCERN-The Undersigned have
IN this day entered into partnership under the style and
firm IRBY SAUNDERS, for the purpose of transacng
awhoesac and retail Grocery and Commission business and
taken house lately occupied by Mcsrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston the del ot Of the Va Tenn L. r., where
they will be pleased the customers Of the former firms
Irbv and Dane Hurt Preston. together
with all others who favor them with their business
J. j. IRBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS
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II y ~
house, offer for sale tract of land containing 2l5
In the immediate vicinity of the Court House.
This tract ofland productive, well waercd and has
good supply of TIMBER of original growth besides supply
second suitable for fire wood that be regarded
insxhaystibe.
There very handsome situations for building the
Court House and If desirable building lots would be of
and sold separately.
terms, which will be accommodating apply my abb
To Robert Iineey, whoi Is authorized IA sell
ma 1--WE. IOIIN III DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

NAPOLEON GOING TO THE CRIMEA.

NAPOLEON GOING TO THE CRIMEA.
The Emperor Napoleon has again taken the
idea of assuming actual command Of an army,
and the report goes that he has stated TO Gen.
Bosquet he should accompany him to Finland in
the spring. Rumor goes further, and says that
the government will be administered in his EN-
pcror's absence, by Commission, composed of
Marshals Magran, Valiant, Gen. Canrobert,
Prince Napoleon, and Count Walewski. I he
British Government is much opposed to these in
tcntions
The Moniteur announces that the Government
Of the United Stare has arranged enc of its
claims, raised by the capture of certain French
merchant vessels by the custom authorities of
San Francisco, in 1919 and 1850. An indemni-
ty has been granted from the American Treasu-
ry to NJ Chedevlle, one of the shippers of the
Abeille, for the goods he had on board. This
amount has been distributed to the proper par
ties.
Madamd Ranconi. the great singer, had been
sentenced to three months imprisonment for
adultery and NJ. Caltabeni, her paramour, to 8
days.
A sum of money amounting to l720OO francs.
had been stolen from the bank of France. The
person charged with the theft is young man of
20 who has been employed in the Bank.
DEM MARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

- ING located In the neghborhood of Gen o. a. Clay aud
BEND Wilkes Esq, miles the city Of Lyncburg, miles
New London mile North OF the Salem Turnpike,
ors his professional services the Citizens Of the neighbour
hood and surrounding country
With experience of in the practice Of medicine
In donsey populated and sckly portion of tho Western
yhe hopes to be able to treat tho diseases Of this climate
success fnlY. lnnn d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28
HENRY u. FLOOD.

fuNWuSGEE'S sAu.E.-By virtue Of n deed Of
trust executed by Il Il l4iggon and duly recorded In
Campbell county | shall, ON WEDNESDAY, The 30th Of
January, proceed To sell a auctl front Of TIM Market
House the following property: NEGRO WoMEN--onc
young and valuable BARprGHE AND HARNESS;
also, a HORSE. Sale to take pinSc nj II O'clock A. NJ
TrnMs-sixty days credit, negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed 1lIDS. KIRKPATRICK.
ian 10 d2aw 10th Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-28

4 lanyard FOR RENT.-I wish 10 rent the
N TAN-Y ARD farm In bedford, which hns been
cupicdby Mr. Lee McCntock slnee 1871 1t has rs va and
suitable bungs attached; considerable quantity OF Tan
Bark hand comfortable family residence, far of.
be given the of January and probably
or. tnov 5.wts MICAJAH DAVIS, in
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llEsT GUNPOWDER TEA AND BEST BLACK
ID TEA for sale by sIABLER d JONES
ian l5.dNcts DruQgists

ID TEA for sale by s1ABLER JONES,
Jan 15-dkcts Druggists.
SIKs. sILKs.. suIKs!.!-spisndid pI"im
- black Gro DeRhiues;
Splendid Black Brocisnes;
Plain Black More Antiques
Satin striped Black Moire Antiques
Plain Golored MORE Antiques
Satin Striped Coored MORE Antiques
C0lorcd Brocades;
Plaid Silks, In great Variety
Striped Silks,
Mourning Silks
French Grey Silks, assorted;
Half Mourning Plaid Silks very elegant;
Pink Blue and White Glace Silks, for evening dresses,
Superior White Brocades, (BridaD
Striped Broeades (BridaD
Plaid
We have had perfect assortment of Silk Goods
and call the attention Of those wanting such to this Stock
nov 2ts GEO. NJ. RUCKER g. co.
AND WARRANTS! Land Wnrrsnt..:-we
paying the highest cash price for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties having sale would do well to give
a call aug diftsl PETERS, SPENCE & co.
JANUARY 18th. Isj6.--sircnt reduction in
n PRICES TO REDUCE STocK,--A very large stock Of
thick Brogans Wool Saxony and soft Hats
of every color and qualiiy-some very cheap
Ladies black lasting Congress CATERS at %
" Side.ace at...-..... | -
q" cold :" at....... 1 w
Gents latest syc Calf Congress at.......... 90
Also Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Shoes aud Shoetees,
halt Caters Caters of Cloth Kid and Moroc
Of all coors and qualities Ladies Plush,
Cashmere aud Straw Riding Hats Childrens fancy Hats and
Caps
An Of the above goods being entirely and fresh just
low cash. consider II
indncement persons buying snch articles.
LOUIS l.. ARMIsTEAD,
jan lots Farmers Bank, Lynclburg, Va
~ UASSIA CUPS. for Dy-pcpsics-s very uscf ul
" article, for gale ut j. II. THOMPSON cos
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uDETERsBUIIGs AGAINST THE WORLD


uDETERSBUIIls AGAINST THE WORLDs
established fact chat the faest and most superior
of Ready Made Cohag and furnishing goods can DO
found In our city
would my thanks my friends and customers Of
ynchburg and Western Virginia for their liberal patronage
during past and would further add that will be
thankful for any ORDERS during the yenr 1856.
have always hand alarge stock Of FINE CLOpHIEG
and FL FINISHING GOODS, all made TO my order IN the
and being connected with ser'n ether houses IN
manufacturing OF ane clothing, can offer ndaeenents
Cloths vestines which will make to meas
uo in the fae style My CUTTER 10 known throughout the
States Virginia North Carolina, being superior 10
any lived to the of thirty years.
Mr. JOHN WHITE will warrant to give the best FIT and
Workmanship 10 he had in any city North or South
Direct your letters 10 THOMAS w. ROYSTON,
jan3ts Is, Sycamore street, Petersburg Va.
GEYMOuK's BROAD CAST daNAIN AND
chine Having but little machinery, It durable
and easily kept in order and sows regularly quantity
Southern Planter. thus comments on 1t:
we perfectly convinced of its great valuc ecicn
struetion that hesitate public
"a thing which 1t is known dc not often venture
breadth of feet can walk and
carrying bushels time, require many stop
seeding too Is entirely Of the wind ana was done
with well during high winds which prevailed
Of the time daring calm because the seed delivered
therefore, to every farmer but them buy H.
Mr. s'ymours account who is nothing g US bat hsiG ca
sep lots Sole Agents Tor Petersbnre.
llOLLlNGB BROOK n < X T., Pesersbsrg
- yANoTICEIn taking charge of the above estahlish
patrons of the Hotel and friends ask them
call and Ny table shall always be spread with al The
entire attention thrt
Ny win that the ladies Who p.troniss Tie Hotel
ness The furnished In the best STYLE and -
ated in quiet part of the city, My nibds win always b
the different depots N attend custosrsso cary 49,
u sodsc,s noprssss.
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IMPORTANT As WELD ASFRUE.-The
subscriber begs leave to inform his friends In town and
country he will r the North month"; and be
fore leaving he respectfully collects examination Of his
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
comprising all articles to be found Ccthny and Merchant
Tailoring establishment, and will be disposed Of
will quick order make for the
Spring stock hand good assortment Of Carpet
which will be sold less than Northern prices
Don't forget .be place to get great bargains.
THOS. w. R0YSTOE,
No Cyc ct pafp bur
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ngSSOLUTION. 49, The GO-pn rinership %
DiSAuNpERS * IRBY having pred by limitation, i
this day dissolved We thanks old friends
their liberal patronage have been IN
aud ask their continuance the OF IRBY
& SAUNDERS.
Those indebted will please forward and settle
their old early practicable asst dcsra
BILE to wind up the affairs of the old concern.
SAUNDERS IRBY