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0TIRGINIA.-IN cHANcERY Gloucester crsu

W7IRGINIA.-IN CHASCERY Gloucester Circuit
Court October term, 1856
Thomas j. Hughes administrator OF Charles CaGee'
deceased, SonP'ai"aN'
william Lake, Mury csffee, Emily caee, Indiana Caf
e asah c.g.s &c Defendants
il cause came on this day be heard upon the BILL
the nsn Emily csse b MARY h Gsss ,sts and no
Indiana Ca!iee replication thereto the o .aken LOT
conferred as TO william Lake. the absent defendant upon
an order OF publication duly executed Inc exnes
the Court doth sdjudee order and decree s Inc PLAIN
lid Thomas J. Hughes, administrator OF Chariss
deceased do render before Commissioner OF ths Cos.'
an of hi. sdmnlsrahor of the es:.e o! ms
ta,e Charles Caee And sad Commissouer ordered 70
Ia and report this Court account OF tne oeo
due from the Of Charles Cnfee ANer er.os ~
dee OF the time and place Of taking said account y
c.on for tour weeks .ueceireS in some new.Pspei, e,
published in the State of Virginia. and posting neaee %
said taking Of said accounts at the Court House door Of
this county for two successive County Court daTs wniea
said several accounts pgeher th any account oE sas
deemed pertinent BY htusef required by any o.
the parties be sha'l report to shi, Court &c And ap
peaEg by the Of Sarah Csee that she has no In
this suit and, moreover by evidence that che
dead, this suit is abated as 10 her.
Copy-Teste, JEO. r. CARY, c T.
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THE WHEELING ARGUS"

To our friend of the Wheeling Argus we presen
our congratulations on the evidence Of prosperity
implied in theimproved appearance Of his paper
Hsdeerves all the success which his ability and 6de
il, NAV achieve.
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FLATROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

made
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country where
teacher is employed, it is impossible, for want o.
time tor the teacher 10 devote that constant personal
tention that is needed In such schools the little pupil in
music 10 necessarily Gent 10 the piano learn and
tce her music without assistance Should there be but
music the teacher being present. ave hours OF the teach
ers time will be consumed and bus little left for the In
structou in other studics To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great object OF my School the constant
personal OF the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One to at
tend the ordinary English Branches including hathe.
matcs and the Sciences, and the other Music French
have charge Of the Fret department By her fidelity and
her amsby Of character che secures the love OF all
her pupils and from my examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music Frcnch and
the Ornamental Branches, Miss IRENE KNArTr is engag
ed. lady educated with greet care AZ teacher,
she has given the highest Satisfaction 20 her employer and
patrons. All that hear Of her 10 exceedingly comph.
mentarY, Observe that in Music the Young Laies take
their esons In the presence of Inc Instructor
| and then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine The young ladies' especially on
imperfectly learned When this is to take place
generally known By them The consequence is that hey
are always prepared.
In closing, feel it due the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School, express ,y grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness 20 each other, and every
member OF my family Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance Of those social proprees
which contribute 60 much to the of female
cety their digent application TO their duties and their
proScieucy, merit moro than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will reach Black
aud White. By the car cars Of the Rar0sd
D.Eyery article Of clothing should be marked.
ETMy sddrss, 10 ascFsElsnd' LanenbaII. Va;
Dec l7-cd JOHN ORGAF, u
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OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly r'
Il sided lying nediately Swift Creek in the coun
ty OF Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The contains 264 scres, ouelhrd Of which 10 II
original growth tho other twothrds is open land, IN
good stao Of cultivation and well adapted TO the gro"tt
OF wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements cons!st Of good dwelling and all ne
cessary out aud farm houses.
The tarm s we'll watered and considered remarkably
healthy. =,
Any ono wishing TO purchase can call on me- or J.
NJ - a.s ' D " p ~ GIII
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ELLIOTT NJ. BRAXroN, ESQ.

We are requested to announce that this gentleman
will not under any circumstances, be candidate for
reelection to the Senate Of Virginia. We regret to
make the announcement Of his withdrawal from Il
post which he filled with much credit to himself
aud usefulness to his constituents.
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TIE 1JERRERT CASE.

WAsgISoTos, Jan. 7-lt appears from document
cent to the Senate that the Netherlands government
approved the conduct OF its minister, Du Bos, in Re.
fu-ipg testify in court In The Herbert case Du bos
was willing TO file his testimony in the State Depart.
men,. Netherlands processes the wsrmest friendship
fnr our government
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FRIDAY MORNING.
SCHOOLS AND COLtEGES.


CLIFTON ACADEMY,
ame.d County, one an9 iclf miles from ua'oaI Dfr:
DONALD N. HARRISON. A. NJ Univrrsity of Virginia.
PRIScIpAL
THE course Of s:udes thorough aud systematic and
based on thst OF ;ho University. Subjects tau6htI
Ancient and Modern Lanzuessa Mathematics Physical
science snd The utua! branches o: EnSish Discipline
nrT but mild. and the srd dencrit system rE'dy
pursued Monthly reports made parents or Cuarians
Sessions commence February lat and September lst
TERMS-IS ADVANCE: 49,
board ana tultlon per session.
Tuition IN English ornnches Observation-Disclosures. :,
iuition ior Cisssic., -
Circulars will be furnished by addressing me- at Mat"
Refer to profs Horrison Ilccombe, Maupn and Davl,
University; Messrs Elliott & Shields, OF the WhiGi
Ballard Dfs Conway. Scott and WsIhai Richmond; Co
LcftWtch. Capt NJ otey, WIN Reid, Wn Cinmp;on
Lynchbure; Richards ana Rice Psyne, Fsu9%!er;, Dr-
Thos Atkinson and n Green Dsnvilc; Drs Ihos CfGu
hart, Pretlow, Murray and Burgess, urquhar aud
urquhsr. Southampton; Or Richard Urquhart Isle o.
Wight; Wu Johnson, D, Macon Trseus and JONI
Nanders, Chesierheld Rev John Edwards Petersburg
DR. Powell. Heurico; Rob, Brown and Robt White
head, Esqrs, Nelson; Hons Chiffon and William Smith
WHhhncfon c,y lku S-~ctt
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SCHOOL M Louisa
CARD.
4 o D A !,

ALEXANDER Hooo PRINCIPAL
VNHE patronage Of this Institution having sufficiently
u increased, TO justify It, we have procured the
vices of Mr. T c. Bayop and Lady 10 take charge OF
regular Academy Boarding House, which will be ready
for the reception OF young gentlemen the opening
the spring term Of tho present session, which will
mence January l2th, 1851.
Board and tuition heretofore from sl06 TO s46 pei
ten months.
Fo. further Information, spply to
JOHN l. HiBBLE,
Precedent Of Board Of Trustees,
Gloucester Court House, Va.
f,o,nobo.,r noc Or 1875 c3u,
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,
uNIIsN Pill nERS AND CARPEHTERS.

uHAV.EG extensively fitted up their establishment
Ill with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
10 furnish at short notice and reasonable terms al
kinda Of portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door and Window France, Cas!ngs cut and inside nm
lsh, &c.
Sash Blinds and Doors of all varieties.
Stare Haudrails, Porches, Verandahs, Balconie.
Corniccs Cornice Mouldings and Brackets Of all size
and patterns
Mouldings Of all descriptions
Wash.boards, Chairboards Ceiling g'boards. &c, &c
They will make estimates for work 10 plans furnished
them and deliver at their factory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Jan ECU
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

above reward will be paid 10. the appreh .nsou
and delivery 10 me- or il some icil In ne S,,tc m
Is se hiin again, OF my slave LIEsEY. purchased
n'!, IN hehTond isst winter, Of Mr.. Clenderin He
ec sLclh IN AIoeEa'e, sad has vile ia the county of
buckingham He is doubtless urkirg about Richmond or
Sa sone N Aoemarle Buckinrhstn or may probably
0etsJing 10 and his way to d free State.
Liniey Is tive fec; ele inches or six feet tall
muscular AMI well formed and about ~ years Of nse
JAMES II. cox
April 1S-cu WiHTEarocx p q Cbes,er6ald T.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Al AWAY trcm the sghecriees On the Ss,h Of Sep.
u temoes negro msu named NELSON said nsgrpo
nve leet seven or eight nches hgh his age 81 or
- yeas sea'S 81 SCI wears whskers, which rather
od He was boGgh, in Richmond some weeks since and
suppose is making his way back. The aboye reward
will be paid for the apprehension commitment of said
negro TO jail that can get him again. Post One
Mossingford, Charlotte Co., Va
HENRY e. EDMoNDs.
Oct I5-ct Fo2 sAa'L HANNAH
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, I,

By MRS. L. H. DiCh bNoCN.
JuNHlS Institution il now Upon and ready for the rocep
Il ton OF pupils The course of study comprises all
the high and ornsmsns branches OF refnod female edu
cation.
taught Mrs D. 10 furnished with ample references for her
qualdcst a, teacher from the rst families in Geor
gta, Alabama, South Carolina, aud Austin Texas
or by letter. ,,,,o,
French and English per month, each :; 49, %
mani '1' '1''' ..................5 90
Music on the C;u,ar 00
Needle work, In all It's various branches w
aouer. ..........................aO 20 90
Drawing and Painting. .S w
board PAYABLE monthly In advance, %
Bed and bedding per year, o w
N B-The French Class will be required 20 converse
nilv with ,hs Teacher Particular pains will be taken
in cuvanS the and refinement Of all the young
I.d,,o ON, rus,ed 10 her charge. Dec 30-ctf
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pryrR AND HaRBOR BILLS.

WAsuIyoTos, Jas. 7.-Abeut forty members Of
the House have held caucus aud concluded to oon-
aoda,e all the river and hsrbor bills into general
bill and to use their efforts 10 pass ii over the Execu.
yntO
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IS.rErp.ri0N np 4

INAUGURATION OF GOV. POLK.
ST. LOUIS, Jan s-Gov Polk was inaugurated
yesterday 10 the senate. resolution 10 meet in Join,
session Monday, The 18th, 10 slect two C. g. sens
tors, was passed over Informally.
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THE NcCORNICK REAPER GAZE

WAsHIsoToS, Jan. THE Supreme Court to-day
confirmed the decision Of the Circuit Court of Illinois
in the Mccormick Reaper case, in favor Of the Pc
ptp
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BOSTON, JAy. THE brig Seavala, from Salem
for Richmond, is anchored of Marshield, with both
nasS gone.
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MONTPELIER VT, JAN. THE State Capito
was destroyed by FIRE last nigh;. Tee moat ser.9u,
ots 10 tho apartments Of the State Naturalist, which
u irrepslsblc,
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THE RICHMOND ENQIIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUSSAyANT.
WM +. RlTCHiE Il ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUAKY o.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
PROVIDENCE. K. l., Jan. G.-rhe State Legisla
ture met to day and proceeded TO business.
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PIT HANDS WANTED.
WISH to hire for the ensuing year, number OF Coal
Pit Hands, for whom full prices will be given. Du.
ring the past four years not single serious accident to
life or limb has occurred In underground operations
An hires will be paid puuctusy in quarterly at
nv os6cc in This CITY JOHN j. WERTH,
- n. a., ~, Agent
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QUEBEC, JAS 7.-Libets f"undry, a. Z Int
Levi, was burnt yesterday. Loss 10000 pou"cs-
Insurance j., 900.
The river Is frozen over that teams can cross.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

v. .
THNHE Spring session viii begin Wednesday Janua.
ry H. 1857, under the direction oi well qualified
faculty, in all the departments Of thorough and
pShed Of naruction 10 very desirable that pu
pills be present the opening Of the scsson but they may
be admitted any time and charged only from the time
Of entrance.
Our terms are as low be afforded Bills payable
sion.
For further psrtculars. apply to the President
Dec l7-c6w 7. ). CAMPBELL, President.
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NEW YORK, JAS -Four is c.l W.
cining tenoeucy; prices unchanxse Witt :
steady and unchanged. Corn tsods dowuwsrd; sees
Of mixed a. 6s, yellow 73 Ju. S,orks arc ea.. md
lower,
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE AND 4
HALF AND SlX PER CENT. DEBT
1uxuE Nll lERS OE THE EOl LOWING CERTIEE

Il GATES OF DEBT issued By :he State of Virginia,
vii take notice that "sse Commissioners cf the Sinking
F7d or G;ed by Act OF the General Assembly OF Vr
Ta. passed on me 2h day March, 1885, will proceed.
on The nd day March, ls57 redeem the eaid cerh
cses Il; ,he Treasury OF the Commonwealth atorcsad.-
The hoe.s cf the said certificates required be-
fore the day Of MARCH, 1857 surrende. he
sane n, he oSice CT the Second auditor; and, whether
surrendered co., the Interest thereon will that
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UUMASITY HALL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

ELIJAH g. HASEs Principal
GARLAND B. HANEs, A. Instructor of Mathematics
JMg, C. HAsEs A. B., Instructor OF Ancient Languages
InyHE next session Of this School will commence on
the 18th OF JANUARY, 1857, and continue withou,
internission, until the Let Wednesday in NOVEMBER
foilwur Tuition and board for the entire erm including
ali contingencies except lights $3.50; onethd due in nd
vance balance at the expiration Of the scholastic
nrices For further information, address the Principal
Chambers Mills P. O., Buckingham county, Va.
Nov le-cwtl3thJsn:
WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
UlHE session of this Institution will commence
Il the lst day of October 1896 and terminate on the
last day Of June, 1851 ,,r,,,
For Tuition In the senior English branches. %
=" Middle ' 80 90
JUNO. {" " ..........20 90
e" Ancient and Modern Languages, each 20 90
sn,,,,iir a. ndrsrco W
Young ladies will be received at any time during the
session. and charged from 'he da:e OF entrance.
There w be full corps Of able and experienced
Teachers who will that zach study thoroughly learn
ed and understood
Herr A. Gebhard,, pronounced by competent judges to
REFERENCES.
The patrons .nd Trustees of tine Academy; Rgh. Rev.
Bishop Johns Of Virginia Judge scsrbursh OF Washing
ton Cry; The Faculty OF William and Mary College; Rev
George T. Wilmer. &c, &c.
We tho undersigned. members Of the Faculty Of vii.
liam and Mary College having attended examinations
the Williamsburg Female Academy and having had op
poruuities Of becoming acquainted with the in
which instruction 10 there impaired take pleasure In
commencing the school public patronage In the strong
est terms believing faithfully kfuly conduct
ed BENZ. 5. EWELL,
H. 4. WASHINGTON,
siLAS TOTTEE,
July IL, lS56 n. j. sSEAD.
heartily concur In the above recommendation having
been present those examinations
THOS. II. HAYNES,
Pastor 0! the Methodist Episcopal Church
July % -cwtf In Williamsburg, Va.
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g CASES PRUNBs 10 fancy boxeA For ssle BY
. Dec % DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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EDf;E UII-I, SCUO1I

EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
TIME second session of this school will commence on
Il the st October next and terminate the 3lst July
following The session 10 divided into terrus, Of FIVE
months each. The subjects ancient and
dern languages and mathematics The charge for every
thug except lights el23 per term papsbe In advance
Persons desiring IT, may obtain detailed catalogue by
addressing Principal Guineys P. o., Caroline
Va. SAN SCHOOLER, NJ D.
REFERENCES.
F. ". Coleman, seuate Of Virginia; Prots. Harrison,
Davis, Cabe, Minor, and McGuaey. University of Val
Pros vensble and Brown, University Of Georgia; Ran.
dolph Tucker Esq, Winchester; r B. Heath Esq, and
R. T. Coleman, ~ D., Richmond; james C. southn, Esq,
CharlouesvlAi H. NJ Robinson, ESQ.,. " Orleans.
July l4-cwu SAML SCHOOLER.
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BALTIMORE, JAS 7-Ih2 mak,t- are ~
changed.
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No,r 1,o,o .o,,. sl0e $50
Deem by attorney must. II residing bc-ond ,bs lm,,s f
he United States acknowledge the power befare eons
ainster fenipotcnary, Charge dA1ircs Consul (;ene
tai consul Wee Consul or Commercial AGENT upno;nts
oythe Government OF the United States 10 auy foreyn
couhy er before the proper officer any couy, of ,pcb
county or the Mayer Or o.ser chic: magistrate OF Spv ,v
.o~n or corporation therein Ii residing in ,be in;,3
S'a'es the acknowledgement before Justice o. tie peace
non!y fuohc or Commissioner of Deeds appointed by
tae Governor OF frglnia is sufficient In ali cases ,be
esrt'ncutes must b. delivered 'A~
w. CLUTTER. Auditor Of Public Accounts
s. H PARKER, Register
GEO. w: MUNFokD. Sec'y. Commonwealth
Richmond. Nny Of lssLca. - .-s NNN
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* YELLOW sTGAR-l0o bbls for sale BY
u Dec 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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HYCAMORK HALL, SCuODI,.

uIAVING secured the services OF competent and
IN well educated lady, teacher In my family for the
present year, will take few young ladies bosrders
The session will commence on the 18th OF January.
Fur terms, apply to the subscriber, Ashland Euno
yer county.
Dec 3l-cwiw SLAUGHTER E. BULLOCK
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
a MEETING of the Board of Visitors the Univers
"A ~ of Virginia, viii be held on tho llth OF February
next TO appoint Professor of History and General Lite
ra,ure.
Communications the Board In reference 70 the ap.
pointnen muy be addressed to the care Of the suoscr
Der. o. NUfN.
Dec lo--c6w Chairman OF the Faculty
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PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.

Caroline Co.. Va. Jan'y 9TH. 1857.
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NOTICE 70 RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS
OFFICE CHIEF EsoINEER, NORFOLK ASpP. K r.
Norfolk, Va. December 20, 1856.
SaE undersigned hereby invites proposal. sntl III the
Norfolk and Petersburg Rail Road. Length 90 miles
WILLIAM MALONE,
Dec ea-c3w Chief Engineer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
The Steamer

On her last trip brought large amount of freight,
consisting part o. Screws. Racks, Files Auger Bits,
Chisels FURNISHING NAILS, and other descrlq-
tons OF Hardware.
Also choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, various
kinds OF Candy. "Mu~tang Liniment," Daley Pam
Extractor" DAVIS Pain Killer.
Also "A fine assortment of TOILET ARTICLES
"Bay Rum" superior article of Basket Cologne"
an invoi &c cf the" Balm OF TIL ,usand Flowt )"
which tor beaulIlying the complexion, removing
Tan, Fimples and Ffeckts, Cleansing the Teeth, for
the Toilet and Nursery, has no equal. All the above
articles will he sold Cheap, at the PIONEER VA
RIETY STORE. & YANKEE NOTIONS DEPOT,
Myers street, 3rd Door from Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by the under-
signed they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH in Oroylle. aud have located it nearly OPP
posite the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery on Montgomery 'treet, where they
are now opening and offer for sale as fine steck Oi
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps, and as good
stock of Under Clothing as can be found in their
well known estabIis shmant To the Miners and resi-
dents of Thompson Flat. Morris RaNine, Oregon
Gulch and City, and everybody, with their friends,
We would smpl! say, drop in and see us at the
Branch, examine onr stock. you have both the right
quantity and quality to select from. clothe your
selves Comfortably, 20 ON your way rejoicing and II
oar goods don't give You satisfaction, names are
not ID. Toy s. OF EKSbN,
Montgomery street opposite ST. Nicholas and
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. d.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon

Montgomery street, opposite The Drug store OF
Kendall McDermOtt The subscriber would in
form The public, taat he has taken the saloon for
mer known as the Washington Exchange. and hay
ing rellled the same ia the best manner, making II
al The same time the mort commOdious and com
Portable Saloon in Orovlle The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short
everything viii be done TO promote the comfort Of
his patrons, for which share public patronage is
respectfully solicited
febi9 | DIV WARKpWSkY,
Formerly of the firm of Iiopley & Co, Mar! !sville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE!
"a N ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT.
GoMERY, NEW BRICK DLock,
RovILLE.
wHvHERE CAN BE OBTAINED al sorts ofuseu
w aud ornamental articles, not 10 be found IN
any othcr store the county! consisting OF The IrSest
and best selected stock ot
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodcnware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOR sale ~ THIS TOWN.
-AL>u-
Prime Chewing Tobacco and Genuine Havana Cigars,
-Aaucy A icics. PeriImery. Locking Glasses,
Wan rsper ChiIdrrns Io}s' EeFoI'-rs,
Points, obs TmIeutue, Putty, Cam
phene. Lamp Od. Candies, Quick
silver y Musical instruments.
Also
sand PAPER shoe Knives. tuuQ.estlChs
Writing Paper, Playing Cards,
knives a ld Forks, screw DrNcI,,
combs and Brushes, GHngcts EuleS,
Brass Buli- and Chisels, Tap Burrg- and GiW,ris,1
Faucets and Files, Locks, Hooks StaIirs,'
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cuuer-.
Hammers and CUmpasses, Bats aud fiGut-, AuIlfon5
Horse Brushes. Iumps. Spuko-~hi,r rs,
sailors Palms, Dog Collins and Chains,
Coffee Mills Meat Hooks, " ash Boards,
Bench screws. sash Toois Clothes Pms. Fancy B0s
Fisk Hooks. Bed CORDS, ktis screw Ht,nches,
GunUaps. ChoppiNg IrsSs hips and Canes,
Cue-ties and Wax, Cue ltaihras,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
A Complete assortment uf Toilet Articles. Candles
every description, Dried Fruit, Preserved and
Green. Nuts ul all knOs. The AuuuIc
sI,d Eurupea iupere and Magazines,
ON tie arrival OF the steamers.
These goods have been stecel villa The greaes.
care. purchased cheap, and VIII bc furnished 10 our
customers either at Whulc>as or retail, as lbN a. Os
any other Store ia the Mu,>.
T =" Persons drSlrous OF o1UIniug amy article from
Francisco, do 80 ai small per cent advance
upon the first cost 10y leaving their or,rs at s store
NM. G PAYNE.
y. B-Nl outstanding drb'' due lhr firm Of ). II.
Smith Co must be- pmd To the Chi,r-igncd or his
agent. ). j. Lockwood. a- hc alone Is a'Lhorlzed to
the name OF the tirm IN liquidation.
oc9lf - NJ. &. FtNHG-