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BY the GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

NXyHESEAS n communication has been received from
NV the honorable John T. Lomax rendering his resis
,on AS the Judge the Eighth Circuit to take effect Oh
d,,senh oil February next and the having been
accepted by Exccuve therefore, in conformity TO law
6he Sheriff of each OF tn, counties OF Lancaster Nor'
4 lumoerlsnd Richmond, Westmoreland, King George;
&psyvania Caroline Hanover, King William, King ana
ucen and Essex. composing said Circuit 10 hereby re.
ursd 10 cause an election for Judge OF said Circuit 70
e held the 10Th day of February next, at the places
ID pyescribed by law.
GIVEN under my hand Governor and under the seal
OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this ioth
,sfAL day of December eighteen hundred and hfiy'
I * aud in the sist year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
~ -! ,rm,nuweslth Dec lS-ctde
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HOSTILE MEETING.

wuHrseros, Feb. l4.-To day MessTs. sieedWell
and Lee Attorneys OF Lunenburg had hostile meet.
anr ~ Wr plars residence, near Washington. Three
h66odess shots were exchanged. snd then darkness
ntervened. , c.~;o =,
South Carolina, interfered board OF honor, and
ali the parties adjourned to Washington to effect az
honorable adjustment. 1t is understood that tie al
ssr aross from a personal reneontre ct hcMs.
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VALUABLE NEW BoUS

C.s,,pALs Ally. BY George Fizhugh of Vir.
o,pis. Morris, Richmond, Va.
,rh;. sble and novel work which has, heretofore,
been noticed in the Enquirer has just baea 'Ssaed
from the press and is now for sale 1t is written IN
Mr., Fzhugh's peculiarly iorcible and original style
.nS cannot fail to have an extensive circulation
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TWENTY DOLJARS REWARD.

vNHE above reward will be paid for tho apprehension
aud delivery 10 me, in Jail in the state, 90
S ~. get MIN again. Of my slave LlNSEY. purchased
'ey, III Richmond last winter, Of Mr. Clsn5eain. ~
.hsEsm lie is doubtless lurking about Richrlond. or
ss, :Gae 10 4ibemsre or BIcklnsh sham may probably
FITyirg to ind his way 10 afree Stats.
Is hve feet eleven inches six feet tall straight,
A-''u'ss and well formed, and about 40years OF age
JAMES H. COX,
April le-ctf W,s-rpporx n Chester6eld 90
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gu1gE HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTIFl-
Gates OF DEBT issued by the State OF Virginia,
,iI AXE notice that the Commssionsrs Of ths SakinS
rrd or a,ed By Act OF the General Assembly OF Viz.
n passed on Goth day of March, 1853 will proceed
second dsy OF March, 1857 redeem the said certih
ss,es y, the T.eau!T OF Tie Commonwealth Aforesaid
bs hoders Of tic said certificates required, or be-
o. the ssd second day Of March, 1885, 10 surrender the
1s N The Office OF tie Second Auditor; and, whether
or not the interest thereon will cease on that
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LATER FROM Ell ROPE

HALIrAx Feb. H.-Ths steamship Europa ron
Liverpool, with dates to the 3lst January arrived
hers to-day.
The details of the capture Of Bnshire ny me tng'
lish have been received. The City WA dsi.nned by
the Arabs not the Persisns, who lost three chiefs ana
large number Of men. The English loss was th.r-
ty.Ays. The latter captured the Governor OF Tho
(;itv. the Commander Of tho feet, anu person ~
nortsd to be Minister of War. Bushire has been
Ssclsred TO be British territory, and free por, -
.,o., accounts state that the City wns que' bwt
rnmor attributes bad conduct to the British after the
'rrHISA.-Nearly all the factories of Canton have
b.sn burnt by the Chinese. The remainder were
an fre when the steamer left. The future st-ps OF
Adniral Seymour are not known, but it ID believed
that Canton will no longer be spared. shower os
shells and rockets and heavy round shot had COM
menced.
1t is rumored that the Chinese have apologsed 20
the Americans. The previous Chinese news is con-
6rmed. The submission OF Persia is still uncont NJ
ed. American stocks are firm.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3l.- Cotton opened firm, ba. :c!
OF at the close. Prices are unchanged. Tne sales
tor the week amount 70 81 GOO bales Breadsiu:!. az
quiet and unchanged. Provisions are steady. Mo-
ney is very tight with prospect OF speedy Ielet
The amount Of bullion in the Bank OF England Las
decreased. Consols ior money are held at s3i.
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

made
In the ordinary Female Schoos Of the country where
one teacher is employed, iii impossible, for want OF
for the teacher 10 devote that constant personal at
tcntiou that is needed. In such schools the little pupil IN
music is necessarily sent to the piano to learn and prac
tce her music without assistance Should there be but
scholars and half hour only devoted by each 10
music the teacher being present hve hours OF the teach
ers time will be consumed and but little left for the in
strucnon in other studies To this may be traced any
of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great of my School sto secure the constant
personal attention Of the Teachers every Department
tend to the ordinary English Branches Including Maine
matcs and the Sciences and the other to Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss T. J. sGoTr VIII again
have charge the first Department By her fidelity and
her amabty of character she secures the love of all
her pupils; and from my examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidty and proficiency.
In the other Department, embracing Music French, and
ed, lady educated with great care. As teacher
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
patrons. All that hear of her is exceedingly compl
mentay Observe that in Music the Young Ladies' take
their Invariably in the presence of the Instructor
and then retire another Piano practice.
! frequently examine the young ladies, especially
such branches generally in Female Schools very
imperfectly learned. When this is to take place is
generally known by them The consequence is that hey
are always prepared
In closing feel it due to the Young Ladies who have
attended th. school, to express my grateful
aemsar Of i5siT 99 ~ @y extraordinary decorum
their handsome observance Of those social proprlenes
which contribute much to the ornament oil female So
ce,y their digent application 10 their duties and their
proficiency, merit moro than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the ears OF the Souh.Side Railroad, a
suitable conveyance will be provided.
~. Every article of clothing should be marked
fyeMy address is MacFs Fsrlends Lunenburg. Va:
hec IT-ctf JOHN ORGAN, in.
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ATER FROM ETnDpE

NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-The steamship City 81.
Baltimore arrived last night. She briaGs Liv'p'".
dates to the 2Sh Jan.
Itis reported that Oh the British ing H,shei"
after two hours bembsrdment, the persians SUB
mi;tsd to British demands but the London papers u"
not credit the report. Great doubt is thrown on 'e
recent news OF the burning of the factories u; Csn;n.
Later intelligence Chinn is anxousy looke! tor
Rumors Of modification OF the British Ceb'Grt
continue. The Aberdeen party is 10 be lniroduo.d.
The ,hip Confederation has been broken up by ta'
ice. The master, the mate, the steward, snd boy
were drowned.
Feronk Khan, the Persian ambassador, had an lnirI-
view with Napoleon. The reply Of the latter ~.
non committal. Nothing mere has been beard "i Ito
Swiss affair.
The Emperor of Austria hs, granted complete
amnesty in the Lombard Yenian provinces.
The conferences at Constantinopie respeetn. tn.
Prineipallties have snded. The Austrian troops 80
now TO be replaced by Turkish.
LlvERPooL, Jan. 2S-Cotton has advanced one
sixteenth to one eighth The sales OF the last '""
days amount TO Is, $40 bales. Bread-tuAs hay" +,
declining tendency. Conscls for money are nod
at 93l to 93a, with tendency downwsrds. Whesi -
firm; sases of rod at to 9s.. white ". 3D. 10 9s ".
Flour is Guie sales of Canal al Bis. TO 3ls o. b.i-
timors and Philadelphia Bis GO. 10 32s. 3D., nh" ~
"a y3s. MiIed corn S3s to i3s 3D.. white ~ 10 }fs
Money ia tighter.
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RosToy. Feb l3.-Mrs. Gardner was this morning
removod from Himgham to the Plymouth county laIl.
The charge of murder against her will come before
| The grand jury ip May next
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v7IRGINIA.-A, Ruies held in tho Clerks oiheo 30 OF
tHe Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond on tns
ast Monday February 1851 G being the "a aay o.
monthly p,,n.;S
John D. Gay, sr., f'a"'
- ns"G Gn ,a ,ohr n Cav 7, Deffs.
In debt and upon attachment returned eSecsIeS,
The object Of this suit 10 recover OF the dolenaan
.vsptydy hundred olsys with interest thereon 70 De
computed alter the rate of six per sentum per annan,
ssds,it having been made and fed that the above
named defendant John D. Gay Jr, is a nonresident OF
hi, Comnonws sskh, the said defendant John D.. Cay,
T IA noti6sd to appear at the Rules be holden ia
c,srLs Once of the said Court on the irs Monday IN
March next and do What NECESSARY to protect his inter
est in this sSit copy-Teste on,,sor ,r.
Feb 2-cw4w LUS foBlNeoH, oh.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

As AWAY iIom axe suosGrider, On the 1ath day Of
s,a september last bright M ulstto boy named Tom
80 years old. When he left had straw hat with
.s,s sloudea spotted froek coat Has full
@ !" ha;r, scars one or both near the elbows
a. 90 The inside Of the left thigh All those have
.ts,pss saianee Of being bit or cut with knife; He is
% 70 pass :. sirse boy and may hire ksr.set such
yn ss the stoye reward for ihs apprehension and
t cry o: std coy TO secured in Jail so that get
-, WM. A CLEMENT.
n.lfsss Campbell Court House, Va. Jan lQ-ctf
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-At Havre de Grace. to-
day. the morning train OF care for the North, passed
yer the track ON the ce without the slightest dii
ltv
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PIT HANDS WANTED.

PIT HANDS WANTED.
WISH TO hire for the ensuing year, number OF Cos
Pin Hands for whom full prices will be given: Du
xnc the past four years not aasls ssIous accident
lite or limb has occurred our pndergoEnd opsrsaon.
a. ~ ~ a.. 1s in in mi. div. JOHN J. WERTH,
6se Ss S-cts Agent
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MOBILE, FEE 1.-The loss by the late fire IS
$SU0,OOU, one-half of which is insured.
NEW YORK, FEB. li.-Southern -four has de-
clining tendency; sales at Sc 80 20 ID. Wheat is
frm; sales of white at 81 7s, red l 81. Corn has
declining tendency. Stocks are active; sale. ot W.
giua's at 9l}
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, JHH u, IboI. J
ps,sops interested in the decree Aforesaid are here
by nosed that tho under.saSd si, a..
the ID dsS Shioh is the
a Of .a. County SasS the time aud
taking h rsof and Rs.n .nd who're hey
eou;rc 20 nroduse their respective claims against the
estate OF the said Joanna B. Watson together "a the
PfSon Ssn 20 nuaw 'A' LoFTlN N ELLETT, Conr
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE & DUNNAyANT.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II
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Y.TER FROM CALIFORNIA

LATER tkOM CALlcOhNlAr
NIw YoRx, Feb. l3.-The steamship George
Law arrived to-day from California, bringing
sllO,OOO in gold Messrs. Brodsrck and Gwin came
passengers in her. The frigate independence was
still at Panama. Tho st. Marys had gone to San
Juan. The Cysne was at Aspnwall. Advices from
Panama to the Sd inst. state that the steamer Sierra
Nevada arrived there on ths 2lst, and departed
few days subsequently for San Francisco,
The Captain Of the Sierra Nevada, says ne saw
Walker at Rivas the 18th January. He was tpeh ~
strongly fortified, aud had l2OO mer The ales m S"n
not taken Virgin Bay, use made any attempt Oh '"n
Juan Del Sur
Tho Governor of California recommends the IN pa., ..
sage of an act to legslize the State eeo!' o y.
that effect had been introduced into the e
Forces we're being raised at San francSco 'of
filibuster expedition 10 Sonora.
PERU.-Ths revolution in Peru was prog 'Sssins
The Insurgspt feet entered the nsLooi =. Canso on
tho 5,b Of December, and had slight ssEmlsa With
the forts and government steamer.
The Guadara party attacked the government forces
., Snno,. AZ noon on the s3d December, and were
ronnlsed with the loss Of lS men.
| Several foreign vessels, including American the
bark Javenta were injured. The English and Frenci
vessels of war had interfered for th. protection
foreigners. Some intercepted letters from Ursnco Il
| his wife, implicated the British end American minis
ers in the revolution The revolutoniss had takeI
possession Of the Chipcha lslaads,
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against
Charles Henry Watson, Levi Jackson and Louisa his
WIFE, and the said Louisa Jackson who under the age
of twentyons years and Alexander B. Hucheson, Sheriff
Of Hsnrco county and as such administrator of Joanna
B. Watson, deceased. Defendants.
In this suit among other things it WAS dccreed and
d.,sd a. fnog, TO wit "And the Court doth further or.
der that one Of the Commissioners of this Court do
later proper advertisement OF the time aad place Of
nreeeedipg to execute his decec which adverisenen
hs he equivalent to personal service Of notice upon
sve. parties: sxs peSHGd Of claim; and demands
.d Comms;icner is directed report his proceedings
.L Lor.nnder IA this Court.
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TIME Spring session OF this Institute will open on the
IL third Wednesday in February, under the charge OF
the following, constituting the Board of Faculty:
Rev. JOHN C. BLACKWELL, A. NJ, President and Pro.
fessor of Natural and Ethical Science
Mr. " PorTs A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics anu
Classical Literature.
Mr. AsSAuo PRror, Professor of Modern Languages
and Music.
Mrs A. E. PREor Assistant in French and Music
Mis-. S E. YHRsY lnstructress in Ornamental branches
Mas A Cosp Assistant in English and Classical SUBJ
jecn.
MissM F. EDWARDS Assistant in Music.
Miss " NJ GILpEMEIsrER Assistant in Music anu Ter
man,
Miss SOPHIA DAvIssoS, Assistant in Music.
Terms PER SESSION OF FIVE SoSTHs
Board including tuel lights and washing, 500 OO
;rr;,inn in English Branches, Ii w
:rn;,;nn in Classical Zone or both lsnguagesJ Z 50
Tuition in Modern Languages, each, 80
Music on Piano Guitar, 20 W
~. nj piano so
Vocal Muiic-No charge.
Drawing and two kinds of Needle work, each, %
Grccan Painting, w
Monochro,natic Painting full course, 10 90
Or whole expense in English branches, 76 0O
Ur whole expense in Classical course, s3 50
Modern Languages in either course extra 81
All fees due in advance No deduction except in cases
of protracted sickness Pupils charged tor brsakags and
abuse of furniture. Every article OF apparel marked
with the young lady name. JOHN c. BLACKWELL.
Address, Gravel Hill, Buckingham, Va.
Ian
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
>~.a~.CHSoIc,cs - n = IN, SEMINARY,

By MRS. E. L. DIcKENso,N;o IN o,r rho recep.
VNHS Institution is now open and reauy nnnTises all
ton OF pupils The course Of study yIsS female edu.
the high and ornamental branches Oh
Having given se"n 'Gs for hsr
taught Mira D. is furnished with e first families in Geor
ss Aabsms South Carolina and Austin Texas .rso,sv
Inormaon can be had ut the Ashland i0'e' pe'''"a'
or by letter. ,,,,,s or TITITION:
French and English, per month each i ,hs ;n:,ru.
Mmsic nm the Piano. (including use oi 'he ' No
men). .....5 90
aais ,sork in all its various braneh - w
thorough knowledge OIL "sA "o'"' -. 90 90
dowers'- -; -.......J 3 %
Alum work (no charge) m M
soard PAYABLE monthly in advance. w
Bed and bedding per year. . w
N B-1he rfench Glass will be required TO converse
daily with the Teacher Particular pains will be taken
in culvans the and refinement OF al ths young
ia5i.s an, rrs,ed to her charge Dec 30-ctf
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TO FARMERS! TO FARMERS!!

REESE'S ED 1UANO
WARRANTED to contain in all cases per cent OF
w Ammonia, and from4s to so per cent. OF Phos'
phate of Lime.
The remarkable success which has attended the intro
dueton of this Guano, and the increased demand sui
II contains nothing but the natural Guanos and hence
may be relied upon for uniformity OF quality and superb
orty over manufactured fertilizers.
Pamphlets containing accounts Of its producvenese,
with the grounds upon which Its value is based may be
had on application to Nsssrs. s. McGrudSrs Sons, Sole
Agents for the City of Of gi9hmon9 co p.,,;u,,xo Nj
Being Sole Agents in this City for the sale OF the above
fertizsr sha be in receipt OF good supply as soon
navigation opens, and will be pleased 70 receive orders
in the meantime. :. McGRCDERS IS SUNS.
Feb e-c6t
srIt being ineopvenent Cor to keep the Agency OF
Mr. Jeha Rsesea Manipulated Gunno from me act th.t
sons have taken it. We have nude arrangements with
'Ae" ~ 'D' A''N GIL ''' DEANE & HoBsoN,
Pebs Formerly r. JAS DRASK.
T7IRGTNIA-IN CHANCERY:-At Rules held in The
y Cierks Office of the County Court Of eoochlsnd
George W. Cox, Trent Cox and Martin James, Pita'.
The Children of Betsy Mullins, deceased whose names
are unknown, and Claiborne Cox peltS
The object Of this suit is obtain decrse for the sae
of about fifty four acres of land of which Sarah Cox died
possessed in the county OF Goochland and division OF
the proceeds amongst those entitled to receive hem and
narnes Of the Children of Betsy Mullins who are made de-
PENDANTS in this suit by the general description OF
unknown are unknown, ana tnat Caioo[ne eo". uIe
other defendant Is NOT resident of this State, s or
dered that the said unknown parties and the said Ca
horne Cox do appear within month after due Puoce.
ton of s order do WHAT protect their
interests. Copy-Iete, ,-, c,,.
Feb l5-cw4w MAX. w. mlLLhn, " n.
VTIRGINIA-INC CHAEGERY--At Rules held In the
v Clerks OMce Of the Circuit Court OF Ming Wiinem
County at he Court House thereof on Monday the 2nd
day Of February, 1851:
Claudius Powell and George N. Powell, Jr,
Against e,
Peyton l.. Cooke and others, Deiendane
The object of this suit is to surchage and tal'y e ec
counts of George N Powell and Isaac N Cooke admin
istru,ors of Ira POWELL locoasad Affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant Peyton l. Cooke 10
nouosident cf this il 10 ordered that ne
appear here wi,hene nonhts due publication OF TINS
notice and do what's necessary to protect bis interest IN
| this suit
4 copy-Tsste, J. o. POLLARD, Clerk.
! Feb l0-cwIw
VIRGIGJA.-IN CHANCERY.-In Henrico County
Court January 9, 1851:
| p C.. PembSrtDp and Sarah Nirpina his wife
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VIRGIGIA.-IN CHANCERY-fn Henrico Count,
Court, January 9, 1851:
r. G. Pembsrton and Sarah Virginia his wife,
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y pFDEWPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE AND A
=. HALF IND SIH PER CENT. DEBT

By tle GoTeFnor IEoKdE W. MUNToKI, StuIc!aIy oI
he Commonwealth Dec ls-ctde
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12
Read and Reflect.
DR.. Cha's ~. TOzer's Card 10
the afflicted of California.

/ IN approaching any new course Of systematic Ia
1 quiry there are certain points concerning wlcl
the inquirer should always be careful TO salts!
himself He should comprehend distinctly what u
subject of inquiry s--lieath and Disease
/ And we can form and fix in our minds clear
conception of the state OF Health, We shall have no
difficulty in understanding what is meant by Ds
\ ease. But beyond. not above these objects Of lh
vestgation Of the human body. we have ano'ne'
and still nobler end II is to lay before You IN 'l.5
! plain terms that you cannot be mistaken ana "'H
know whore to apply for relief.
| Iuse the word of disease" generally, aau 0e
fore speak Of the signs Of particular disease
will be proper to take general view Of symptom"
/ When person Is troubled or afflicted With disease
which causes werkness of the back and lmls'
/ pain in the head, dimness Of sight, loss OF muscu
/ lar power, palptation of tie heart, irraaOlhy
nervousness, dyspepsia, arrangement Of the dlgs
tive functions. general debility, symptom Of con-
sumption, and many others, which are better eE
/ planned than put on paper, and requires MedlcM VI
! Surgical Attention, il would be well for Ihem "
4 inquire if thare is physician who iseompeleht "
attend them, and who understands the appllcatrSA M
/ of medicine, aud whose SCIENTIFIC All AN
| MENTS in his profession and whose age ahd G
perience enttle him to your confidence. Oonsgsl
these things, DIR. g. H. TozER has concluded 10 II,
form you that are afflicted advertising his pace W
business, stating that be has been successu' Pi''
ttioner for over twenty-five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS;
when they have been considered 10y other Pu'a
clans, and have been pronounced BY them pas.is
oovery Therefore you can rely upon him o. olo
in whom SECRECY and the utmost confidence Ga" 0'
placed. c,.4olt N
Dr. c. H. 7. would invite all that are am .s,r,
call on him. and IL he docs not administer ioI h.,
there will beno charge made. Let no iai7e .r,
cy prevent yon, but apply Immediately ,r6rb
Yourself from the dreadful consequences NlN- @
must follow those who neglect to receive a'''-
dance ,,.-
DIR. c. H. Tozer's Office is on Sixth street NJ, IN,
the Belvidere Hotel, between J and slree's, ooo.
rooms are so arranged that the Doctor can
sultsd without the fear OF molestation .,,i
&sSS- Office hours, from Ia the morning
in the evening. ~u& .,,.r ,,n
dcc6 lily 9Th st., between H. sac'0
The weekly ledger., 1857-09-12
jackson Fruit store.

Next door to the Young America Saloon, Main ST.
A THE Undersigned would respectfully in
XtN\ form the citizens of jackson and vicinity
X@ssS that his Establishments is constantly supplied
49, with large and perfect assortment of Nuts
zzk Fruits, Raisins, Berries, Candies and Con
fectionery of all kinds. He has likewise provided
himself fine stock of
Groceries Liquors Vines, Cigars, Tobacco Sc,
And would assure all who may favor him with their
patronage--both old friends and new--that he pur-
chases but the first quality of all articles in
his line, and that by frequently replenishing his
stock, his goods are always fresh and pure.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDg
Purchasers will be convinced that / can sell bet
ter articles for the same money than any other house
Don't forget the place-Main street. next door
to "Steve'sp Young America.
G. BECKER.
may % 3l-3m