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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Silliman Female Collegiate Institute,
CLINTON Ia

T HAVE associated with myself In conducting this
1 Institution my brother-in-law, Rev. HILLARY
MosELY, aud his wife. Mr. NcsELY graduated at Oak.
laud College, Miss. in 1851. Subsequently he gradu.
ated ut the Princeton Theological Seminary, and OF
the pfesent time he is Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Jackson, La, which position be resigns In
order to devote his abilities, in connection with N.Y.
self. to teaching in the Institute. have selected
him, not because of his connection with the same
ligous denomination with myself but Of his rela-
tionship to my children, and Of bis character as
scholar, gentleman, and christian, which being
widely appreciated by all denominations and classes
OF persons. gives hope that he will prove valna-
BILE acquisition to the school. Mrs. MosELY who Is u
daughter Of the late Col MOORE, of Wilkinson Co.,
Miss will preside over the domestic department, as
Matron of the Institute The two Misses LOOMS
connected with the school during the past session.
are engaged for the next session. and able and skill
fu assistants will be engaged for every department
of the school. All the branches of education. both
solid and ornamental, taught in the best Female
schools, can be acquired at this Institution, and pu
pills connected with il can have advantages equal to
the best schools in other States TO become intel-
gent refined. accomplished, we'll educated ladies'.
The patrons of the Institute may rest assured that
no pains or expense will be spared to render 1t wor
thy of the support of those who wish to give their
daughters the best educational advantages the coun-
Try can afford. We claim some sympathy and share
oil public favor. on the ground OF being Souherners,
Identified with the country by birth, education and
home, devotng what requirements we have received
10 inc interests oil our own nome INSTITUTIONS. III
the people of the South want institutions OF learn
ing at home, why not patroize them, and encourage
southern educated men to devote their talents to the
laudable work of building them up!
| The next session will commence on the first Mon
day Of October. The terms will be the same as
heretofore. In addition to the regular branches
taught in the Institution, class Of young ladies will
be received. who have completed their academcal
studies, but who desire to pursue OF read
ing in history and polite literature, whose studies
vi hp rpu no ~ prpt ala
HENRY MCDONALD, Principal.
Clinton. La. Aug. IL. 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
ATTENTION! DEMOCRATS!

Addresses will he delivered before the Central
Democratic CUB. by the following gentlemen, at the
times mentioned:
ISAAC N. LEMON, ESP, on the second Saturday
night in September.
SAMUEL u. HAYNES Esq, on the third Saturday
night (2Oth) III September.
VIM S. LACEY, Esq, of West Fcliciana, on the
the last Saturday night (27th) in September
JAMES h. DELONY, Esq, on the first Saturday
night in October.
WIN. A. DAVIDSON, ED, on the second Saturday
night ulth) In October.
CIiAS. McvEA, Esq, on the third Saturday night
(lSth) of October.
g.,- The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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The " dime - Lie.

There is Heart exhibited in the following
letter that shows its greatness its fullness of
the nobility of the man. Read it yc political
dime drivelcrs and hide your contracted and
diminished faces.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 26, 1887.
My Dear Sir: Permit me to address you
on a subject which has excited much feeling
throughout the city and county of Philadelphia,
and has elected my warmcst sympathics.
" Five hundred mechanics have been sud
denly thrown out of employment in the Navy
Yard of Philadelphia, at this inclement season
Of the year. Most of them depending Oh their
daily labor for their daily bread, you can east
ly appreciate what must be Their sullerngs
Their large families (as II friend informs me-
are in II most lamentable condition., and God
only knows what will become of them unless
Government gives them employment.
Now, sir, allow me to remark that moth
ing short of necessity ought to compel pntcr.
nal Government to place such II body Of me-
chanics who have faithfully performed their
duty in such deplorablc circumstances; know
that the feelings of your heart will respond to
this sentiment Why not, then make IN effort
for their relief They ask no favor but to be
permitted to give, in their labor, IN equivalent
for bread for themselves, their wives and their
children. ! understand there is now frlgatc
in the Navy Yard, on which they might be
employed
." Even if the Department, under other cir
cumstanccs, should deem it more advisable,
for the present, to delay her completion, still
mere question of a few months in point of
time becomes comparatively insignificant y
when weighed in the balance against humanity
and justice. Besides, unless the Navy Yard
at Philadelphia is to be abandoned, which |
trust is not contemplated by the Department,
it is of great importance to the Government to
prevent such a body of faithful and skilful me,
chanics from dispensing,
81 therefore appeal to you with confidence
to grant them employment--and almost envy
you the power of comforting blessings upon SC
many Industrious and mcritorious citizens
without doing injury to the Government.
~ feel confident you will pardon me for re
questng as early an answer to this commune
cation as may be consistent with your conve
nience. Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
"Hon. MAHLoN DIcKERsoN, See. Navy"
| If the writer Of that letter be not frienG
of the laboring men, then we have only to hope
that they may have many such enemies among
the public men of Amerca.-N. Y. News.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
Jbs felitianu Democrat.
Public Speaking.

d. q. MORGAN, Esq, N. A. Sub Elector, and BY
THELL HAYNES, Democratic Sub Elector for The
Parish of East Fclciana will address the people, on
the issues of the approaching campaign, at the fol-
lowing times and places, to-wt:
At Port Hnd.on. on Wednesday the 10th Septr.
McCarstlc's, on Monday 18th September.
Clinton. on Saturday. 10Th September.
Jackson, on Saturday 18th September.
Pisgah Church. Oh Saturday. ith October.
Providence Church on Monday. 9th October.
Speaking TO comm nee ut IL clock, A. NJ, Ut cacl
place. Ladies invit d to attend
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NEW LIVERY STABLE!

e. T. JARRETT g. A. CRANE.
d, JARRETT a. CRANE, o.
(West Side Of the Public Square,.
CLAYTON, LII.
NTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the
w citizens Of East Fcicana and the travelling
public generally that they have opened u
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
in Clinton, and that they intend to keep constantly
on hand al extensive assortment Of Carriages and
Buggies, aud a large number of buggy, carriage
and riding horses, ready ut all times for hire and
the conveyance Of travellers to any point they may
desire, on the most reasonable terms, Horses will
be received and fed by the Meal Day, Week OF
Month, and every attention and care bestowed. A
liberal share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
aug 70 JARRETT a. CRANE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
Association Of Young Democrats.
Off Q e r s:
PRESIDENT,
A. KENNEDY WELSH.

VICE PRESIDENTS,
T. IS. ADAMS, A. G. TUCKER.
WM. A. KNOX, Scc'y. sAM'L LAMBERT, 7reS
The regular meetings of this Association. every
Saturday cveningat half past three o'clock. Ad.
dresses will be made at every meeting by some one
OF the members, or some person whom the Assoca
ton may invite for that purpose. The young Dem
ocrats Of the surrounding vicinity, are respectfully
invited to attend.
W. A. KNOX. Secretary
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
GRAND MASS MEETING.!
AND
D Z M OC r ATTIC BA RBEC UE

great Democratic Barbecue will he given near
CLINTON. La, by the Democracy Of the Parish
Of East Feliciana, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth of De-
tober next. The people generally of this and the
ncghboring Parishes are respectfully invited 10 at
tend. CONE. ONE AND ALL and join with u.s. heart
and hand in the great battle for the Rights OF THE
South and the preservation of the CONSTITUTION and
the UNION against the sectional ieon, aid prescription.
ss of the day, both North and South.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
Clinton, August Goth, 1856.

The Board met.
Prcscnt--Pcrez Rply, Mayor; VIM. Sad
Ter, NJ. Rcharts, Evans White, H. w. Barnes.
Minutes read and approved the question
repeal Of Hog Law was brought up,
For rcpcal-M Richarts, VIM Sadlcr, Il.
w. Barnes. Against, Evans White.
To take effect from lst of October.
Adjourned to ! | tn September.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
Clinton, August 2lst, 1876

VTTHTUH, NHEUoU 1TSU, IoJU.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Prcscnt--Pcrez Riply, Mayor; VIM. Sadlcr,
Evans White, NJ. Rlcharts, D. M. Bell, aud
H. w Barnes
Notice presented by VIM. Sadler, for con.
sideration of the Board, as to the repeating OF
that section of the Corporation Ordinance re.
lating to Hogs.
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PAINTS, OILS, DC.
BEECHEN0, the Druggist, at Clinton. La,

TalN ID, OllIS, &C.
BEECHENO, the Druggist, at Clinton, La,
HAS BOUGHT received, aud is now prepared to
IL supply his patrons and the public generally,
with the following articles in any quantity Of first
rate quality and upon liberal terms.
White lead in oil or dry, Vandyke brown,
Red lead in oil or dry, Terra dsienna burnt or raw
Zinc paint, Gold and other bronzes,
Raw nseed oil, g silver leaf,
Boiled, . Carmine,
Spirits Of tnrpentine, Lyharge and sugar lead,
Copal varnish, no. /, 2, Granting tools.
Carriage Badger fats
Furniture 80 Marking brushes.
White damar varnisl Camel hair pencils,
Japan varnish Meats foot oil,
Japanners gold SIZE Tanners oil,
Prussian blue in oil or dry, Lard oil.
Brown umber - a. Sweet OIL lst and 2nd.
Yellow Ochre :. Celestial blue.
Chrome and paris green's in oil or dry,
Chrome yellow, orange, and lemon,
Chinese and American vermilion,
Paint and varnsh brushes French and American
march ~, 1856
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
CLUB COMMITTEES

FiHaace and Colectag LommiAec.-W. i. KEENAN,.
Chairman Il B. NJ q. BROWN, VIM. Patterson, Allen
Cook. Saml Rogers, &. IL. Packwood VIM. SadIer,
H. Bloom Al. Going 5. H. Butler A. Worms.
C1m,uttte Of arrangements and Conhacts. -~Edw'd De-
l0ny. w. IL. OItclly, James Welsh.
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SpetiaI Notitss.
jackson Democratic Club.

The following are the officers Of the jackson
Democratic Club"
PRESIDENT,
Hon. THOMAS W. SCOTT,
VICE PRESIDENTS,
G.. W. CArLErr, Il. II. JONES, j. w. TAYLOR.
Secretary. ..............C CHARLES McvEA.
assistant Secretary, ......... ALFRED HAZARD.
Treasurer. ................JO JOHN GOTTlNGER.
Corresponding Secretary, j. E. I. GUURLAY.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE,
c. GIBBONS, A. S. KELLER, THos. cAsoN.
E. SCOTT, DIR. BARkDAIL, !. T. Finn,
ADRIAN MEYER. N. MouEEN, J. d. HAYNES,
THOMAS WORTHY, JR.
EssJ" Meetings held on every Monday evening ut
4 o'clock, p. NJ. CHAS. McVEA, Sec'y.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
1El ACRES, situated IN Bosser Parish. on VIII
iUU low Chute Bayou, two miles from Red River,
and Z miles above Shreveport all cotton land Of
the best quality, aad all arrablc 200 acres in good
state OF cultivation, and 100 acres deadencd and
easily prepared Common dwelling, negro cabins,
good well and spring. This land will be sold on the
best OF terms. Plenty of lads 20 miles above, on
Red River, which can be had on good terms. For
information apply to A, pALMEH, Esq.
aug 20. W IT. DOIES
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06

COMMITTEE %, ARRANGEMENTS.
u. NJ. G. BRowS, CharnWp-D :. Bcauchamp. VIM.
Quincy, T. W. Barnes, G. II. Packwood II. S. Beech
emo, Vim. Sader. Lewellen White. Robert Jackson,
Henry Byrd, 7. l.. McGhee John Neville.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Edward Dclony, Geo. W. Catlett, Lee lIardesty
W. +. Herman.
Ji5-All will be accommodated, and bountifully
provided for
b. HAYNES, Committee DC.
H. s. BEEcHENo,)
Adopted by the Central Democratic Club.
Il. j. DELONY, Secretaries
W. II. O'RElLLY, Dem. C. C2ub
Clinton, La August 9th, 1857.
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OFTIC'ERS or THE DAY.

OFFICERS or THE DIY
PRESIDENT.
Hon. THOMAS w. SCOTT.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
SAM'L LEE, Esq. NJ. g. Mills, j. w. TAYLOR,
GEo. KELLER, A. I. MckNEELY WV. NJ. JouRDAN.
Gen A G GARTER, j. A. HARBOUR, HOWELL CoBp.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
The Central Democratic Club.

The Central Democratic Club" meets every Sat
urday evening in the TnFsPl,S HALL mt which times
the meeting will be addressed by some one appoint.
ed for the purpose.
PRESIDENT,
G. w. nj u n ID W.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
Ed. DELONI. G. W. REESE.
|. y. LEMON, BYTIlELl. HAYNES
DANIEL WOLF.
sEcRETARIES,
L. J. DELONY w. II. O'REllLY.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
W. FERGUS HERMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-09-06
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH SUPPLY, for fall and winter sowing
"A Also the Large White Globe, Red Top, Rua
Baga and Early White Turnip Tccds, just received
at the drug store of NORWOOD TILpoN
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There is Heart exhibited in the following
letter that shows its greatness, its fullness of
the nobility of the man. Read it We political
dime driyelers and hide your contracted and
diminished faces.
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CLARENDON"

A ArhkR AND SON WrTH SIX WIVES APIEcE-The
eeedngs in that place and in Rutland VT of two IT,
calling themseves DR.. Lyman A. Abbott and Jane, n
Aoooit said TO be iathsr and son. who are both nov n
der arrest on the charge OF bigamy IL is stated tha,
nave each within short period married no les than :,
wives The iather passed at Manchester n H. As an.
rch old uncle of his son. and in consequence of hi.
presentations the tradesmen Of Manchester we're vict
lhed 70 the amour of several hundred dollars The O.
reer OF both parties for number Of wears Is e,,d IN
the Mirror with great minuteness
Al Newark, \. J. 1854, the elder Abbott IL ia ,la
was married TO Mr. Elizabeth Roberts who soon discoS
ed that he had wife hsiug in Syracuse. n Y Hs "a.
consequently arrested for bgamy and senteocrd
10 Ten years m the New Jersey pententiary but vas
uoued out alter seven months detention Miss Gardner
oil "estmoreand, \. H that she married the
man under the name VI DR.. Lyman Andrews in Iss2 :
In sussex county, New jersey ls49 il is said he
shaded Miss Sherman TO elope with him and they we're
mariled oy justice OF the peace He was soon oblged
TO abscond Tor threatening his wifes life in order ro oi
tam her property IL also ascertsned that the
original name OF the ''cd doctor is Aaron Andrews An
Dey' and the name Of the young man james Henry Ab
oey; The latter being the oldest of the iotner by h.
hr'' "iie both parties held Tor trial.
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stopping NJ Southampton both returning u.t
p.ssengers Proeeng London and Hae
other route, for the economy Of time and money =
aPIos Aspn
hrsi Cabin Main Saloon sso csttn ssoon tio
second do. tCO. ' -
AL letters and Post One,
10 he OF lsdng viii be sgned
sailDy. - y
gH- An experienced Surgeon : attached to hi
fsf freight OF passage apply TO O n
o. II South Milism a.. York.
A. HkINRKkS 90, BT en,sn
. JAH-iylwI WM IsElIg Hsxrs ~'-'s"'s
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GiBBS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

rUbSCRibfH having hed IN
style at CorinhAn Hail. prepared walt ON the pub
c and furnish them With superior pcure- moderate
The AnbIoype being dramatically sealed between plates
nne poiisr glass; lby which
and b-auhes the impresonJ proof against
acids the variations Of climate
only Kind OF picture that will
be taken from the Of full life smallest miniature
one quarter the time of the DAgueeoype They
can De seen IN any light . an engraving beeee suitable
The extreme popularity the
Imposition Counterets
oten sold for Ambroiyp- None
The public
the ASHRorrS coRsrHIAS Hall street between 9Th
and 10th. p N aIRps
Richmond, January &c, 1856.
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ShOthOE lOtNDHN MACHINE SHOP
CORNER OB CARY AND i7rH sTREFTs

Va
ToTL, are noS budns PoETGBiE q srESM T iIeye fS
. y aaf.s fossr suitable SS ctair III 80 s.. '', NM
'Ts ar S SiSe sass a So o sh they a's
Tisy si furnish STATIONARY STEAM ESaISEs from Ten,
CIRCULAR sAw Is NOS, approved construction and
1TgPs s3s WHEELS wAryR WORKS, POTABLE eRsr
NiLiH u ~, s9a 5 ,n m.0Ns u isr MILE an linds
TosaSeo rSS MSsF fisTyrsSisSS LAT Nils
seS CASTINGS SG %S6UsmT i sos RON ,ySsd WORN Of Brass '"d
Aa 80 @ Toss ESTc. coRs @ ~ cod 9a
aRd friend. superior 70 sny M d be- ana u M , ,, s,
f I,1 sGRpy .. which vi" a5'y' Be Kept hard, o
HECkEH'S FAHINA AND BAKERS CO.
CO.. eo,h admirable article. 4 dsi or he sni cows
Also o,seso Corn starch. for Puiiias is -'' ~
NAGIC CFHEEZEHS.-Gu.tinspa patent Ice Cream y,..
lVE the bes u.s rrquirinr bot iu time or sbogr ~
provide NE nne Cream from TO 10 minutes, being toe usual
tine iof feeaing PVr sale BY
JUS BULUY 4 Co
NJ AASEnrEl Asssls S. qs,isl s S s ' ~; NY ye
jyio 'q, sEinsS Ild a, NII.s Ig' ,s e,, BY
a., srsi, ~ 49, M .s. ", ',,lr & &cHtnNs.-Ano-
sse. ps,sr N .hor iu, Sh ,s labor has b. *. I'D
jys BULKLEY a cos.
ELAss wAHE.-cu, ,nd Pressed Gs.. aobi.,.. wine.
Rsll, sss c.sry G.ss. nnrr Rss PrssrSs ,,S S,s
sSs SAT- C.'ar, IglsP rubes Gss, Lamps, ac e.oprsng
-IS BULKLEy Co
ELAHET AND SODA wATEH.-Tbl. mos, deli
- cyns and refrens bevefaFe especially fo ne uarr
summer weather. q ey cool 'snp,r.,a.s 90
LAfnLNY RORTNSONtS
Nv New prug Store, lh snd Frankiin streets.
RLEaCHED sPERuACErI or, best quality,
-bs DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
wHAIEBoNE AND CACTUS sKIRrs-Jsa
~ received, Whslebone aud Cactus ARTS
ioI Q HIErwEL Co
.ArIsoN's IMPROVED EL ssTrc ENE-
- hNfh convenient arf esy
sod For ale ~ MEaDEA ABAKERs New ipotbsc ar s,es,
w lseN w Corner Of Main a 10 4.
RUm oF SUPERIOR auALIrY,-isShss o, ..,
-" DAVENPORT, ALLAN 60,
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sNuff AND RACC0
PETER 4 L0RILLARD
MANUFACTURER,
No. ~ Chatham New York
SUCCkssORof Of PErER GEoRGE
- Kinds OF SNUFF and r0BACCOs general For paTtea.
lars PKcE CuhSESr be obtained Addressing
THIS Establishment Is one OF the Oldest Kind in the United
mal8-iy t~D
II iBRARk OF WIT. ROMANCE AND aCI-
,'1H ucn.Iations from the French edition.
uSHAteu catalogues sent Tree, enclosing n
=, H. s q. SMITH co,
-tNI Box 42lO, New York, P.O
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iHk hkssshr TaisL- -WaatiHgfoH, Sunday Afternoon,
1t - understood that the jury in the Herhet cs
out tea "a iavor OF acquitta and two opposed Az he
leaving OF the cars current states the case at e
against one humber Of members of Congress and OH
er gentlemen to-day visited the prisoner At the iaii
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NEW YORK, BnEMEN a s0UrHAmPror
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

SHIPS co W PRIsING
II thi. tine the WASHINGTON, Captain T.. Z96XXe
CAvkxpr HERMANN, Capt kpw Hoorrs- ZEzB1lkkRo
rh.se asstaers stop nj Southampton. both going
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIS0-isss
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

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A yaTALIziNG ELEMENT TO cossuMPrIvEs,
A Physician ofhgh standing and former
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SUMPTION Bronchitis Coughs. Co debility
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MCDONALD, SPOTS x HARVEY
"ho'EHS And COMMISSION MERCHANTS

RIcHNOSp, va,
AVE AMI Will Keep In eHtensy, Assortment of No
CkRIkS 10 which they respectfully nyts the attrntn ~
friends and the public IN want of goods their line
Particular attention will he given Of country p
and to receiving and Forwarding MerchsusliFe
The usual advances made cobsignmsnts.
JNO. c. MCDONALD
JAS. G. SPOTS
-. JNO HARVEY
leso yNO. q. SPOTT9
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THOMAS w. KERsEE,
A u g II O N E Err
OFFICE AT GEO j. SUMMERS.
No. 20 PEARL STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
REAL Estate sed % Ss+1 1.,eSS to the sale 2"
,a aotsfacfb I;6i1sgS1 T6RSiTGSs q MERCHANDISE se
'"HH 4aiiOs Oss;sSSHAEE"' isS Ba,pta'
- ExcHISGE BUILDING.
sSss E;;g;ss; SSS6l style.
"NOD' se9e-diy
PRicrIcsL 6RUansoN' 6RUaaisTs
thh ior sas general assOrtmeut genuine N-cn,. al
sIy, ,. s: sod sss variety o v,ny sfslss Psrfa@sy
jsas GR6Sss SPPsRsoS' Ti e snf so' S,S 70, r,o.s,
WILLIAM sATTLEn,
PAINTS, OILS CLASS, AND ARTISTS MATERIALS,
a, WHoLgsALE AND RTrATI,
No. laS k'fH N'ef Richmond. Va. jsis
JOSE EPH CARSON CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
TH0S. J. CARSON n co.,
LIGHT sTREET, BALTIMORE, ND
w oonacs MsaeaesI Ss .sa HSS bs.ie,. ESETa ~
" Order. respectfully soletsi JsiT-ep
.I:,s, sTArT 4. s,, OF LsEETs, ppdagasa respectfully
nsl ehsree q ne brsne o buness and y nov up
qualify rhch asiiers h@s ssnso be .urrs.s ~, %
Sr T ne a. sT m6n y ',r ss. y6s s"s H. % gssr .. g,s.l
invite ne s'ssaon Of ,hs pusl 70 he Bss,D Rol c,ss Pss
hsf ssrs psronaEy durng The m hs yss he you'd rssrect
tio Baker. Main 81, oppo.li, Dsvsr. DrSS ssol,
W. hsye on hand isrEe Gold stone Cameo
~ Leya Foreniine and Plain Gold BUTTONS and
sIUDS Az hose IN viii hnd Interest 70 sxsrlps
our stock beforv purchasing.
- MYERS A 1ANKE, No. TBS Main .t
-le@ slgn of ne I1umnatea Clock
SHIHrSiSUIHTsi
hANt one Oft finest ots of White
ouere q The Virginia trade sud
Pesse ~ warranted ~ ttf Main o.
Je9s wu IRA s,uru
NOTICE.-We have jus received Of white Nars,ines
and white Fgured Sf VESTS Fancy Pants sd
ea cut IN me latest style 20 uhich call The
rsni MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 CO
No. re Main q.
NIHEn PEAWIS.-CnntainingE E,her In an eisIbe form,
- or administrator, adapted
sief aouhaeh, hesdaehe, &c. for sale by
- LAIOLEY a ROBINSON
Us Chemists, an and franklin 81
uD0WDEH.-A esrso q Ds Pon,'s Sporting snd Rss,ins
aaos' apd daily expected. and iss .sls N
HEHHIras.-ioob barrels Harfas Gu, Hevr.xs
% ssrre'' No NseEss,l 70, ssls ~
VNoHACCo Box PLaNK.-toco fe,, ost Fsps. Cor
W kENr, PAINE 90,