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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

GOING BACK AGAIN.-1t is stated that
goods to the amount of many millions of
dollars, now warehoused in the United
States, will be re-shipped to Europe.
This is good news. 1t is further said that
large numbers of the '%etter citizens"
from the Emerald Isle, are returning to
their own country on account Of the hard
times in this. Let 'em go-both Of 'em
and stay.
The Jersey Shore gfnk opened on Mon
day last and is now ready for the transac-
ton of business The Bank starts fair
and no doubt wilL.be blessing to this
section of country. The late law relative
to the suspension and resuming Of specie
aaImeu. ~ : been accepted. They
purpdMa4eU this paper at their own
counter whenever demanded-Jerscy Shore
Republican.
The Hardware merchants held meet.
ing in the Astor House, at which, after
TEDIOUS ate, substitute for the reso-
luton Recommending the six month credit
system, which had been reported by the
Committee, was adopted, and a four
months standard, to 60 into operation on
ths6st day of January next, was carried
b khe Chairman's casting vote.
A man named Ford, arrested for stab
bing Baily, free State man, at Lecomp-
ton, has been allowed to escape by Judge
Cato, who refused to call a grand jury, land
SO suffered the case to 60 by default, as 1t
was only free State man who was stabbed
The Georgia Constitutionalist says that
a cook of one of the citizens of Augusta on
opening the gizzard of a deceased shang-
hal found piece of gold of the value OF
five dollars. This is the latest joke Of the
season.
On the 18th ult., an election for dele
gate to Congress was held by the settle
mcnts in Dakotah territory, and Alpheus
G. Fuller, formerly Of st. Paul, was duly
chosen.
Five of the eight democratic newspapers
in Nebraska have come out in favor Of
making that territory slave State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Union
County, at September
Term, 1857. No. 1913.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

E@-Thcre will be no meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the Bank of Nor
cumberland next Thursday, it being
Thankssiyips Day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

sg-Somc hungry chaps worked their
way in some unlawful manner into Wash.
IIutchinsou's oyster grocery, Sabbath day
night-helped themsclvcs-aul left a
shawl for change.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

rca-Mr. Ileckcnlorn, County Superin-
tendent, is now engaged very busily night
and day in his duties, and seems much cn-
Outraged. Teachers Institute at the
Buffaloe Union School House, tomorrow
evcning.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20

UNIoN COUNTY SIS:
In the matter Of the
Petition for the incor-
poration of the Lewis
burg Literary Asso-.
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Administrators Notice.

Lewishurg, Sept. 8, 1851. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20
$40 REWARD {!

New Berlin, Nov. z, 1857 -r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-20
cARPETjMGG,

&c kc-au Of which they o1er to their customers at
urusuaIlv low prices. Grain and other Country Prous
taken in escbanss FIR eccds- 1evi-turs AIri, Isl
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A UCTION AND COMMISSION BUsI

A UCTION AND COMMISSION KUsI
n NES5.-The subscriber respectfully informs hs
friends and the public generally that he has t-ken
the old stand of Gerst & Lisberger, recently occu-
pied ny J, r. Lipscomb on main street in the town
Of psnyille where he will buy, sci. and receive ON
consig for sale, either publicly privately all
kinds of Country Produces, and all articles Of Goods
Wares and Merchandise. Groceries &c. and make
the usual advances consxnments
He will a. heretofore, attend TO the sales OF To.
bacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly etherin Dsnville the surrounding coun
try He fatters bimseh that experience of over
ffteeo years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction TO all who nlsy favor him with their ps-
tonnage. Having secured the services of Mr.. RIO
BERT JONES, formerly of the house of John
son Co. he f.tters hinseif shat the requirements
of ell his friends will be fully met.
He refers to Mesars Stokes Rives David r. vii.
iams, Samuel Ayres and Isnles A. Cowsrdin, OF
Richmond. and to all the merchants manufacturers,
and business men ssaersily, ia psnviile
ia 10 To fHO1. D. NEAL.
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II A Gard --FsIow-Ct Citizens of tn

u Gard observation-disclosures Of the Sta
JUDICIAL DISTRICT; Many kind friends have already
pr!posed me- to you IS candidate for the JUDGE.
SHIP in our District. Much more in compliance
with Their wishes and opinions than my own, stfe.
myself tc Eoa as candidate for that eff ,e | am
FULLY conscious of the dainty and importance of the
ofhca for which seek your suhrages. l appreciate
'uiy the elevated standard of qualifications afford.
ed by our late pure and able Judge caa ONLY
pledge to you my best efforts to discharge the Quite.
OF the office, if you sha bsstow it on me- ] most
respectful y solicit your votes The electan will be
heIa on his I5 day of February next, and Iasy be
continued as other State elections
C. w. DsBNEy.
Hanover, 10th January 1857 ia 9iNtda
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~ To Many Fotcrs.--AbseRce from Eich
mono prevented an earlier reply to your inquiry
whether or not ] would accept the office Of CITY
Sergeant i. eiestec2 In reply, would state that
would most cheerful:y accept that oice If elected;
but at the time, cannot consent to fer any
offiea without the CO operation of my party Not
knowing whether it 10 the intention of the Demo
cratic party make nominations for the 4rous city
Offices not, vii simply say that an candi.
date, subjectto their decision
Very Respectfully,
fe 9-l2t C.. L. LONG
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Captain Abraham Bgelow. T. s. Navy, now in
command of the Brooklyn Navy Yard hrs re-
signed.
I.asc Vass of Monroe county, Va. was killed
the 7th instant. by falling tree, while return
Ing home from church.
At Norfolk, oysters are selling at 81 gallon;
perch l2f cents, and rock foot long at % cents
each
The Rev n. c. North cf New Orleans has re-
sig ed Lis charge.
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MANY FRIENDS.

RICHMOND, Dec Slst, 1855
EE In reply to this above article, signed
MANY Friends" will say. that the support shich
they efer me is truly gratifying and while have
reasonable grounds to expect such mark of pub
lie favor in my behalf the beBtowel NE. of the
Office of CITY SERGEANT would be. will c fl II
my services to my fellow citzsns If it shall be their
pleasure TO elect ma.
Very respectfully, GEO. W. WILEY.
"a -Gt
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RACON & HAsMkMxlll.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION AERCHANxDj
Receive condiments OF Tobacco, Flour, Corn'
Wheat ke and give their personsi attention % sales
OF same and keep connantly on hand large and Senss
h. MT-dAvts
VALUABLE FARMS FOR AALE.-
have for aais, In Powhstan county, i've very val
liable Farms, varying in szs nom 900 70 750 scfes
shade 70 ms. Also one very superior Farm in
Cheeterhsld county. e&A#@
s - 40 Z 70. ALEX. MOTT, Aust., !
Asl6 Corner 18th and Main street
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s,WAN a Co.'s lOTTEkiEs.
CAPITAL. PRIZE 250 ftfl0 ,

CAPITAL FR1ZE &0U,UUU.!
The following Scheme will be drawn By s. SWAN
A'Co, Managers of the FoRT GAINES ACADEMY
LOTTERY, of Georgia, and the SOUTHERN military
ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Alabama, in each of their
Lotto ries for FEBRUARY, 1857
CLASS 95.
TO be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga In public
Saturday, Febrary %. 1887.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 Prizes.
More than One Prize to Erery Ten 1Seks.s
10000 Tickets.
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CANDIDATES run UerlCA.

~ To the V0fers of the City of Richmond
! respectfully announce myself candidate for re
election to the Office of CITY SEfGEANT. A
there many candidates in the field who want
the flee, al hat en- ask is fair field open anf
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LlP3CO&B
Il 1n-dtdat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS IN BosToN-Thurs-
gay afternoon some brutal scoundrels In Plymouth
street, Boston. saturated poor dog with turpen.
'ns ana set nfe to him The miserable creature
Fan into stable setting fire 10 II, ana II was
s a.s.royeo. rhe Herald cody speaks of IL as Q
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fe 9-lN

" CITY Assessor he Eadersig ed IL n
candidate for the office of CITY Assessor and
will be thankful to the voters Of the city of Rich.
mo5d for their support at the approaching April
election RICh;D REINs
fe Tim
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nEsTINY DEMONSTRATES M

hESTINY DEMONSTRATES - MA.
~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully inform the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she viii give information in all the eairs ang to
life sach IS Health, Wealth, Love- Marriage, jour
neys, Law Suits, Dificu ties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death. and in respect to all
other subj both past pr and future and all
concerns of life. Terms-For aides 25 ents, Gen.
tiemeu 30 cents each ApplF at No. H. (which i.
over the door t. ors alley. between nth and 18Th
and NJ ain and Cary streets, hichm md, Va.
fsfS-dlmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

~ At the sol irftatio Il OF numerous
friends, ana unce myself as candidate for The
office of CITY GAUGERa the approaching lee
ton Reaos ctfnily
fe 3-2awl5t adt5 ALFRED T. WILLIAMS
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-. ,-@-lass "a FUh n % Il + u l. Il AND
s4-<! q A PORTSMOUTH AND TIE DIFF.
Sa.4aszassE0E- FE BENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER via the Richmond and PEI ersburg Railroad
to Port W athnl thence by the swift and comforte-
be steamer WIN. SELDEN, Capt. VIM. C. SMITH;
Purser D. j. HILL.
The Cars leave the Depot every Monday We'd
nesdsy and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock
THOS DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office Richmond and Petersburg r. r. Co.,
Richmond, February 9th, 1857
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~ To G.. w. Wiley Dear Sir: As many
of acqusintances and rlencs desire to vote for
yn for CITY SERGEANT, at the next election,
you will pesse announce yourself candidate for
that eff &c, if sg eeabe to you do and beg
you to feel assured Of our cordial support, believing
you deserving and competent.
MANY FRIENDS.
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~ To the Voters of the City of RIch.
MoND.--I am caadidars for the Off :e of CITY
3AUGER, and respectfully solicit your SURFACES at
TIE next April election. SAMPSON JONES
"a -S,1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

- Netiee-,At the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
Of City Sergeant the ensuing Municipal Elections
maze this early announcer ent to correct the mis-.
statement, and impre sson on the minds Of sope,
that would not be sandidate
d 2q-2rn THOMAS u DUDLEY.
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EE Gae undersigned, at the solicitation
OF many frends irrespective of political parties re.
sp cttuy presents himself candidate for the of
tee Of CITY SERGEANT, and solicts the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support
ia 10 dts ED. S GAY
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-xszxE-=s====z7 NOTICE TAI wHAVELLhhs
sz.ssssIsssasss GOING NORTH.-PsHengers going
Nor a-e hereby Motif I'd that the route
via Fredericksbur2 -nd the Potomac River is NO"
OPEN. And for the present. will be run Once
Daily-Leaving Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ" and
reaching a,hington ct O'Clock. T. M.
g. Thrj ugh tickets, usual will be sold to
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For further in Information, apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street.
JAMES q WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
Office Richmond, F; and p. R. R. Co.,
RIcHm md. Feb 7, 1857 J.
r. ?. o Going Moth the train stops at Ashland
for Brsskfest fe9
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~. TO the Voters az Richno,a.. l

r. To the Voters OF Richmond ..Preeeut
appearances indicating that there will be no parts
nominations at the approaching Spring elections,
assin present myself candidate for the office of
CITY SERG EAkT | make this announcement
earlier than L intended in answer to the many en-
quiries aa to whether intend to be a candidate.
PETER w. GRUBBS.
fa0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

ADVANCE ~ TEA Private advces from China
have used great excitement in the New York
tea market Sevea thousand chests were sold
Tuesday q. higher prices than ever before obtain
ed In that market
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"a NEW STOCK OF SAD-N
ErNu4xk DLERY The subscriber having IN
N EM sold out his stock Of saddlsry en-

HE-/I
fEGBN sold out his stock Of sadolery en-
the 9Th of December. takes this method
of informing his crttomers and the public generally
that he has re opened next door below his old stand
with an entire stock of goods, where he will be
pleased to $50 his former customers and others who
nav favor him with their patronage, feeineassured
that he can please both il prizes and quality Of goods
His stock everything N his line of rase,
all of which he will sell low for cash, to punctual
customers call is solicited
He also takes this occs sion of returning his thanks
to his former customers and hopes by strict atten
ton to business to have continuance of their Gus
tom. Remember one door below my old stand, No.
1856 opposite Eagle Square
All orders strictly attended to.
is 20-lm* D. Y. 6ROOMS.
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" For City sergeH MT The Subscribe
re- pectfIty Announces himself Candidate for the
office OK CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election,
and will be thankful for the support OF the
the city HENRY w QUARLES.
il IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

Found GuILrY.-The Savannah Republican oil
Saturday SAYS:
L d. Register was Yesterday found guilty OF
fors;,g 4. note Of $1,000 in tho purchase of the
ceo, gi,n newspaper. some time last year.. His
fu,ure labors though lighter, are apt TO prove lesi
rIe.s.pt than those of the editorial sapctum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

THE VALUE OF FIVE MINUTES The impor.
lance Of this brief space of time was strikingly H.
Illustrated by circumstance which occurred at this
town on Wednesday last. One Ct our lawyers
was called upon TO make . will for an aged lady
OF this place. The person who came to get 1t exc
cused stated that the lady was In no immediate
danger, and might live some time The will.
however. was drawn up with all the dispatch con.
sssent with prudence, and immediately taken to
the residence of the lady On arriving at the
house and going to the chamber of the sick person.
with the document all ready to sign, the messeI.
ger was shocked BY finding that she had been dead
just nve minutes, thereby diverttng quite little
property into other hands than was intended by
the deceased.-MiLord Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

oM~W CAkRiAGES.- The subxc r1ber
MIE6 keeps constantly on hand assortment
c1----sa- of ROCkAWAYS. Bl GGIE3, SUI
KiES and SPRING WAGONS, of his own manu-.
facture.
Orders taken for every style of Carriage, which
will be executed promptly, Of the best materals
REPAIRING done neatly, and on liberal terms
No 76 Franklin street, the place formerly occupi cd
by Jro Hagan. o. A. FRANCIS.
no Z-Sm
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II To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-l am candidate for the office OF CITY SER
dEANT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES st the
next April election.
ia tia THOMA2 w nOSWEII
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n KMOVAL.-sirs. WUOLHOUSE. CUP
Il PER and LEECHEk, has removed her resi-.
aance 10 No 1872 Main street, over MIR. SUTHER-
LAMPS GUN STORE, and will cheerfully wait
nnon these needing her services, either by DAY or
N B-Cons.antly receiving from the importers
S,reedish and Spanish Leeches.
Also Ladies Banddges t1st are highly recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, on hand, and made to
or5ar fe 9-dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

~s,wessSstzeMn WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
Essss49INAs& Msn born of a women has but short
XTSE$ time to live; therefore l am DESTROYS
-A to make good use Of my time. After
being afflicted for number OF years. yea in the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of job l
now call for hep-but az Hercules did by putting
my shoulder to the wheel; and variety IL the spice
of life, have now turned BUTCHER, and solicit
my iiiends and acquaintance TO give call and
will please and accommodate all
JOHN HAGAN, part Of Greek Nation,
no 1S-ts Stall No. T. Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

COPAkTNSkSHIP NOlICE-.Tbeku b'
~ scribers having formed co-partnersb1p, under
the firm of
LANDRUM Il WILSON
for the purpose OF carrying on the HOUSE PAINT
ING business, in all its various branches, they
earnestly solicit a share of public patronage.
B-Particulsr attention paid personally to sign
Work Draining, Fresco Painting, &C, So, gusran-
teeing complete satisfaction to all who may favor
them with q call. They will always be prepared TO
sell any kind of mixed colors; as also, Graining
done for the trade. &C. 5. 7: LANDRUM,
d WILSON.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of returning
his sincere thanks to hs friends and the public for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, and hoEes the game may be extended to the
new concern, at the old stand, corner of 7th and
nain streetz. 8. I. LANDhUM
ia 20 i'm
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IA FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-
EH Runaway from the subscriber on The 18th day
"A of September last bright mustto negro boy,
- named TOM, about is years old. When he
- left had on q straw hat with black band;
8 clouded or spotted frock coat Has fuil bead Of
hair scars on one or both arms near the elbows; q
scar on the inside the left thcss have
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife 10
Ia left handsd; shrswd and inteliissnt. and viii no
doubt attempt to pass free boy. and may hire
himself sssuch
will give the above reward for the apprehension
aud delivery Of said boy to me or secured in Jail
that get him WEN A. CLEMENT.
Address, Campbell Courthouse, Va ia lo-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

- MULks FUA >ALE-i have five
1~sN or x young work MULES, of good size and
A condition, on my Farm, one mile and a half
north OF the city. which, will cell on very accom-
me dating terms having more than have use for
the premises. Apply to Mr.. Dyzon, Manager the
Farm, me- en- 9Th, between Clay and Lei gh sts,
in Richmond. WIN. r. g. GARRETT.
fs Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-19

THE PROPER SURPRISE PARTIES ns .A,s sa
and best novelty surprise paruos " ,,ia - ~.
buryport the other evening, surprised poor
sn;dow With barreI Of -four and other snhstau-
tiaIs, and spec. a pleasant evening" with her. st
Dover II. q widow was visiseo IN tue same
vav and $40 left with her.
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Mars, cars, SHOES, go.

HATS, CAPS, SHOkD, &c.
m FRESH SUPPLY. & -
- Jsst received at rs Main street, irssA
supply OF Ladies' and Chidren's
FAHCY FUR9,
OF the following styles: -szss4
Stone Martin, British Sable,
Russia Sable, French Martin,
Black Lynx, Mink oable,
Fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style and kitd worn this season
Ladies' will please call and examine for themselves
spl.pa,s c,rt.s. RobEs. Gents Fur COLLARS
and GAUNTLET -
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISI6ER,
deg 70 Main street.
NOTICE TO LADlES.-Jus t re-
\ ceived. by Express, ct No. IS
Ladies' white Kid Slippers
Lsdies' do do Caters
do Light Blue Kid Gsiters
do Pink do do
Misses white Kid Slippers
Ladies' White Satin Caters.
And have hand every tier style of Ladies'
Shoes, to all which their attention Is requested.
JOHN C. PAGE, JR-.
fe< No IS Main street.
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X rEAM REsiAED L. 10 ID UF VIII.
~ LIAES HROfHER.--The above article we
learn is objected to By some, because n is said that
In our rocess of publication. taks FROM the ari.
Gle large portion Ct one of its essential
We are ~eli enurth known here to make our M
pie deuia of tn all that is necessary. We only
take from the Land manufacture impurities in
plain language, DIRT; and IL is whtened by that fact
itself, no other Any who hnows Anything CT
the article this after the less, examination
WILLIAMS BROTHER.
During very warm weather we shall possibly be
fires the pressing process, of which customers
IN all be daily irfJrned nos y, it is unnecessary.
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HOTELS.

axTll1 MS EXCHANGE HOTRL.s-
w DANviLLE, VA -This we'll known estsb
shmsnt wsicn VS. pnsd 70 Apms az, e, ;sst s"
s,itahe for shs comfort and accommodation Of seve.
raj hundred persons. The rooms are well furnished
snd attentive servants. while every othsr depart
mani Il kept In good order, style and manner, to fen
aer ruests ssreesbe and comfortable. The propre.
-, ss.umse no exfraofdinsrv consequences TO himself
IN The display of bis Qualifications and capacity to
entertain his guests, Of the peculiar character o.
TIE ouse for good living, but seiee IT to s-y that
iii hs found supplied with all the sub tsntisl eie-
msnts for comfort served in the good old fashioned
virginia styls of cookery" sl~sys plentiful and to
with meals 10 psssep gers at any boar In the
10 =, nisht 10 suit tins arrival and departure OF the
Car, or Slayer with Carriages Stages and other We,
hicIes to carry his guests to Or from the kairosd
csrs or tn tske than any where else in the surround
Ing country And although for the present, oil Ar.
tisles Of consumption high, yet he does not nor
does he intend to act upon any other Principe tnsn
TO "lirc, and let Hre.' j. D. WiLLiA"''
L. dHc1nn
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4 MkHICAN HOTkL.-l have inis day ny
"A soId and conveyed to Mr. VIM. b. Bishop, Lne
interest o. John Brown. Esq In the es;e .sfn,
iieit contiuuance of the liberal patronage OF the
f,iend, of MT Brown in behalf of the nsw proprie
tor. w. pro,,r
Jan. ], 1887. Commi..ee o- :. % N'o"A'
s.;,,.a n,v,rg tax. a lease. for term
If ns.r, IN the American Hotel respectfully soiicts
.hsre of patronage from hi. friends and the pubic
ieds.s himseif that no effort his part shall be
e ~ ,ander hs guests comfortable, and to sus
ssin the present reputation Of the house. ,,su,.
ia 2-A w ~ ''','Oa
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SEE GEORGE Is STEEL, Den.
fTi fist, has JUST r+ceivsd from the man.
VI ufac,urers lot of b u PERlOR
A-I TEETH, of sill shades and sizes,
which will be inserted on the best materiai, and IN
the most substantial manner. he elso Extracts
Fila and Regulates Teeth with eentleness and tho
roughless All work warranted
~ Office Isl, on Main, between 9th and b SITS
hfchmonc- va. fe IA Sm