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Nor BAp.-The Milwaukee Free Democrat

Nor BAp.--The Milwaukee Free Democrat
tells the following "good un."
"a tri-weekly bunker paper published in
this city, called the Grad Aus, [straigbt out
announces few days since, that DR.: Kane
had recently returned from the Artic regiops
in search of the lost steamship Franklin
To this the Atlas German Republican, re
plies that il never before heard that Sir John
franklin was steamship. Shortly after the
Grad Aus had long article endcavoring TO
prove how mean the A0os was In taking
cognizancc of such small mistakes. and wound
up bv saying, that "a matter Of course,
franklin was not steamship, but merely a
sa;l;no pesssl'
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An Interesting Romance.
NOT WRITTEN DY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, NOR
SPOKEN BY JUSIus BRUTUs.


FRIESps, PATRoNs, SUBSCRIBERS AND Ap-
vERTIsERs Hear us for our debts, and get
rendy that you may pay trust lis we are in need
and have regard Cor our need, for you hav"
long hccn trusted; acknowledge yonr indebt-
edncsr, and dive into your pockets that you
may promptly fork over. II there be any
an ong you-one single ratron-,hat don't
owe us something, then to him we say, step in
sile-considcr yourself gentleman. If the
rest wish to krow why we dun them, this is
our answer: Not that We care about cash
ourselves, but cur creditors do. Would you
rather that we 90 to Jail, and you go free,
than you pay your debts and we all keep mo-
ving7 As we have agreed we have worked
for you-as we have contracted, we have fur
nished our paper to you, but as you don't
pay, we dun you. Here arc the agreements
for job work. contracts for subscription, prom
ises Of long credits, and dans for deferred
payment. Who is there so mean that he
don't take n paperi Ifanv, he needn't speak,
we don't mean him. Who is there so gre IN
that &c don't ADVERTISED II any, let him
slide; he amt the chap either. Who is there
40 bad that he don't pay the prnterl II anv,
let him shout-for he's the man we're after.
His name is Legion. He has been owing us
one, two or three yean-long enough TO
make us poor and himself poor at our ex-
pense. If the above appeal to his conscience
doesn't awake his sense to justice, we shall
have to try the law. and see what virtue
there is in writs and constables.
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"Mrs. Phebe Webber !"
scAncIrY OF Provisions IN NORTHERN

SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS IN NORTHERN
MIcHroAN.-The East Saginaw Enterprise
states that in some portions Of Genesee and
Tuscola, and probably Saginaw county also,
there is much suffering for want Of provisions
All kinds of provisions, except -four, are un-
usually high, and very scarce throughout the
northern region. In the newly settled town.
ships, where most of the lands are but little
improved, and the past season unfavorable,
the supply of provisions is short, and few Of
the inhabitants able to hay them at present
high prices. Instances Of gre at suffering and
almost starvation, in particular neighborhoods
are reported. In some cases property has
been sacrificed at ruinous prices. and men have
mortgaged their farms TO obtain means for
the support Of their families, while those who
have no such resources to draw upon, must
receive aid or suffer actual starvation.
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ST. LOUIS ELEcrioN.--The success Of the
Emancipation ticket in that city, reflects
great credit uroh the Germans residing there,
who gave il their almost UNANIMOUS support.
While the Germans in' the Slave States, see-
ing the criminality Of the slave system, are
moving for Liberty, we are sorry 10 confess
that many Germans in the Free States arc
misled BY designing losdsss 10 70 sspips. tho
interests of Fresdom.
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PRESIDENTIAL GALLANrRY-MR. BucHAN-
AN GETTING THE INTENSIVE find in the
last issue of the Frankford Yeoman letter
from the President to Mrs. Weber, Of
Wayne county, Indiana, acknowledging the
receipt of a handsome pair Of mittens. We
copy the precious epistle in full, SO that our
readers may see how far the Pr, ,sident is ac-
quainted with the ordinary proprieties Of life
"WHErLANp. Penn, Dec. IL, 1855.
"My dear madam: have received your
favor Of the 9th inst, with the mittens you
were kind enough to send me. 1sccept them
with much pleasure, as token ofrcgsrd from
one of the n strons of Indiana.
ITO your noble State the whole country
is under great obligations, for its triumphant
support of the Constitution and the Union at
the late Presidential election.
ain compliance with your request, trans
nit you likeness Of myself, and hope you
will accept az an additional present, the en-
closed sum Of s25. trust that, under tho
blessing of Providence, I may continue to do.
serve your good opinion.
"From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
"Mrs. Phebo Weber"
Now possibly il may be tho custom at the
capital, but out west it would be called down.
right pooriseness and vulgnrity for person
to offer pecuniary return for present. We
do not believe there is a darkey in Kentucky
so uncultivated as to offer payment for pre-
sent made by "a friend or sweetheart.
Hopkinsville (Ky.,) Mercury.
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EXTREME WANT or GALLASrRY.-The
Soab Carolina TYm,s is denouncing Mrs.
Emerson, the lady lecturer, with great
deal of acerbity. In Sumpter, s. c., sho
endesyored TO lecture but was forcibly pre-
vented. She suffered the further indignity
Of having her baggage searched. :.
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fH"we 60 where Democratic principles
lead the way.r--[woodstock Democrat
Yon'n .bring mp. ip avery ho. p..ca, lbAa,
fnHly|fChlaao y5urral.
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@-hs most solemn Of birds, says an ancient
prowrrb, ais an owl; and the most SOLEMN Of
tcs.n i iaciarj and the mcst so,smn Of
re- a-ditso.s
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AY.rn ahout ous ne.

Although some people may be inclined to
doubt the truth Of the following yarn, we
can bring forward any quantity Of vouchers.
An old salt Of our. acquaintance says that
when he was ii, the guano trade, he sailed in
a brig that might have been a tender TO
Noah's ark. On return trip with load Of
guano, the matches were left open one night,
and tremendous shower wet the guano in
the hold and produced the most surprising ef-
fects. The timbers Of the vessel grew and
sprouted in all directions. Between decks
was complete bower. The forccastle be-
came an almost impenetrable thicket, and
the cabin beautiful arbor. The rudder-post
being made OF white oak, grew up into
."live oak" tree, which afforded q grateful
shade to the man at the helm, though he
was sometimes annoyed BY the acorns rattling
upon bis tarpau'in hat. The masts became
very imposing with their. evergreen foliage,
and strange to relate, the foretopmast which
had been carried away in a gale grew out
again, and the altitude Of all the masts was
so much increased as to render the brig ex-
tremely crank. The vessel had bows on her
stern, and the figure head {speaking fgura-
tively) was as full of bows as a dancing mas
ter They were obliged to prune the bow
spirit and s,me Of the other spaB twice q
week. The quarter deck was covered with
shrubbery, and the cooks caboose resembled
rustic summer house. Crab apples grew
on the pumphandle, and cherry table in
the cabin bore fruit. Perhaps the most re-
markable circumstance occasioned by the
stimulating and fertilixing power, Of the qua
no, was that the cockroaches on board be-
came 90 large that they could get up the an.
chor and make sail on the brig. One Of the
owners of the craft facetiously remarked that
che went out full rugged brig and came back
half 6"rk. There is nothing like guano to
make things grow, and for strict truth and We
racity give us an old sailor when he lays him
self out on a big yarn Boston Herald.
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-... MERCHANT TAILOHING.
81 spon Hops Street. door north ofHammonds Hard
10 .ci Store.
IN subscber has received the largest and best
Broadelotks Csssimeres, vestings, satinets Sleeps
erays, and 0ver-coating,
or kinds grades and coos which he offers for sale Al the
Lowest possible prices you don't believe just call AZ
Cspeiss Os and examine for yourselves not 10 be
dscslvsd By these orfsi printers.
CIoths sold by the Yard.
sctsFsl aud Winter FASHIONS for 1886 Just received
su nov rsady 70 make y eastom work in most superior
and style Cutting for others 20 make up
fahs most and All cutting Pcp
vxyHrEfokfK6EL LAND PLxsf7R--
~ - fsb ~; vr1,S ns-,,;,s.. = : e4aRE:
crnruHxIl.
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Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.

Fashionable Drapery and Tailoring.
(ailrosd street between Manning ana West Streets
fTvHE subacrber wishes TO return his sincere thanks
those friends who have favored him with thei patron
age AT the iime TO call their attention IN the
and we'll selected stock of
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs. vESTIh Cs, &c.
He hss lust receiyed from New York City, all Of which
he feels anxious TO sell ut the lowest price pattern
make into garments may suit the purchaser.
~ Custing done on his Invented and Improved
system and wsrrsbed 10 be- inferior none superior
20 most. N. BAN Apprentice wanted.
Hirdse, Sept. 10Th 1855. r. ROWE.
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Capital, e50O,QOO.
OVER NEW roRR AND EetE hAiLRoAp
TvHE most rapid, reliable and secuc Of travel
IL tween New Yotk and the othsr Atlantic cities and the
Sreat West. The Company prepared to do general Ex
press business between New York, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Ceve
lsnd Coiumbgs CincDna Toledo, Chicago and ST. Louis
Two Expresses enve New York daily for named
Titles In charge Of Special Messengers with Bank Note Drafts
Ind all kinds of Merchandise.
Pincipnl Omces.
o. Broadway, is Seneca at, Cor. Pearl,
New York. .l-ry Buffafo.
Proprictors and Directors.
BIN. Barney, E-P. Williams,
4. l. Mckay, A. II. Barnev. p,
onos, one door south Of Hlsdae Exchange HiIsdsie.
us2sy1 s.CHANDLER h CO., Agent. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
DAILY VIRi1!VIAN.
N, Neeser,. ..nx-.wce, ne"e.

How on we hear those gentle words
We hear them breahed in song,
When mnsic barsts from happy hearts
That still to joy belong
When rosy beams of daylight dawn,
Or when the shadows fall,
We hear the gladstone echoes tell
aSweet home" hath charms for all.
These simple words That paintiFe air
N, mother sang the strain
In days gone past, in happy days,
That may not come again
She sang il by the household hearth,
Our father sitting by,
And smiles were play ing on his lips,
But tears-dreps filled his eyei
"0n earth there is no place like home
She taught my lips 10 say
But all that made my home 50 dear
Long since has passed away
We bear no more her gentle voice,
At morning or at ereni
She has an angels golden harp,
Her song is heard in Heaven.
hear il sung BY others now,
And DER my soul the while,
Steal memories SADLY sweet that bring
tear-drop and a SMILE
Aud oh It's sweet cen now to hear.
Those thrilling mnrmurs fill.
"Home, sweet. sweet home It's not Of earth,
He ven hath n horne FIR all
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KCHM0ND, May Ist. Too
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out last
fall IN small which gradually extended entire
h2ad including both whic much eat by the
that both Nopld drop If.
tried all sorts oi advertised and domestic remedies W.T.
any good results then procured and applied tilr IT t
OIL II began To get better the bottle hr and We
led gals 10 tit again began TO My elder dtugh
said Pa 6oge some more o that lurfo sisters hea
oked 50 much better when used it." We ct another
ottlr aud her head nearly well This
ased and took halt hour every day wash it, aud II
was offensive. one bottle feel assured Will e re-
her entirely "a there but little the disease remaining
fou are entitled 10 tins and for the benefit Others taxi
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, Is. 4. CHALK.
o 4 u
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CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, 1856.


Mfssrs Done CoIIaving used your Turl OIL and finding
to be such ne medicine, thin II due to that you
should My daughter about years fell oHthc
chair and and bruised hen Thigh much II
assumed the form OF boil, very had
lauccd by physie but that did relieve IL became
a and continued so for nearly years tried
medicine could hear of with cflt< until was IA
duced totrya bottle otyour Turf Oiacr using bottle
a.d ahat entirely healed Ihave usc for othcl
and found the benefit You bb,ry
this as you think proper 5 CIALkLY
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's'H,E r,nf OIL s"m OLD .onE" OF

'NNElE TURF OH RON OLD SORES OF
u EVERY DESCRIPTIONS ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED 70 cur, ANn 10 pA>dEh fhoM EXPOSURE TO
Price 81 cents per bottle
katrd according 10 o IF Congress IN The Chs O9cs of the
Distract Court for The Edsttg District If PHRta1a NJ DORh
& co, Richmond, Id.-- 80 size.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come pnmphiet snd read certificates
by the Turf oil certificates of truth
respectable aud respected citizens aud many othoA
whom refer and doubt its value
medicine one of 1t is worth pound
Try 1t aud you viii be satisfied of wha
TKuE TURF OIL.--Read the following and Come to
and will tell you of others who have been
eurod.
RICHMoNp Nov. II, 1854.
Mss-s Dore SCo-Centlemcn used portion OF bottle
Turf Oil which very kindly presented with
and take pleasure in saying that found 1t ecctua In
moving eruption of the skin which had been praced
several by without receiving the
benefit | sls) neuded friend Of mine,
or months had been annoyed by similar eruption
tao skin informed a since that
uss . both ho had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. NJ. LEFFWICH.
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E4 IORK.-STEAMSiilp j NJ 5 TOW .-.nnihAzs
1hc / Mai Steamship J JAMESTOWN, in com
81 Capt FWls PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATI RDAA AFTERNOON al o'clock, for Rich
lnonl She will take any freight to from City Point
She Leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON At O'clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
u state Room secured by addressing 10y mail
n Inc ROANOKE, Capt SIMMER stops at City Point
where VIII receive freight. Both the
Roanoke receive aud land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. IUDLAM 4 WATSON
Richmond.
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az. .,u.!us THROUGH FlsOM BUCHANAN 70
AK RICH

Fare from Lynchburg to Bnchanan.... ".....+.Sl 30
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. 30
and I'D October Packet Boats willeave
Buchanan at i A N and LyneLburg at7J IL. Monday,
Friday, and II. Edmond second day
o'cloek A. NJ.
CharottcsSi passengers leaving fachburg Al y p NJ
reach Noolsyln at 0i A NJ next day aud arrive in ohar
ottosytla at T. NJ Lynehburg for buchanan and
Lexington - A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday aud
arrive AT 7 l. NJ
From I.ynehburg Richmond time AID distances in
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MI T.. GOODMAN. Corner opposite the Cab
ASAs eli House Maui ST. Ly nchburg Va. has just received
aud opened his Stock Of goods which consists ot amnaied
and fine Twist double and'sngc Guns Rifles of different 5an
utartrt Its tepeaters. Allen Co.'S double and single
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also variety
of other patterns of Pistols of nj quality Powder Flasks
Shot Bets and Pouches Cleaning Rods Wadug Punches,
Bullet Moulds Wipcr &c Gun Smthng done upon short
notice Locks made repaired Keys fitted Bells hung,
&c He will endeavor to give satisfaction to all who IA
vor him with their patronage, If within his power Terms
cash 10 all cases loot 3lts
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COMPANY OF Hartford Conuecirut Il, s,r aus of effect
iag Insurance in Virginia has appointed j. JOHNSON E,a
:" Natln' AeHui Tor he state. Persons LNnebufg ami
eis' where WHO may desire COMMUNICATING " iii H. l,v
may do 50 through Thomas Jeiis Exchange Bank or
Masrs Laughowo Iioi omhc
ms company has paid NJ Capital Of s}no 600 with
large surplus secured and invested sanrton aud m
prevail nj the Comptroller of Public Accounts and hoey we'd
-. ~, !, ="
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IEAvE LYNcHBunG MONDAY.
YORK a VIRGINIA

1f.S-s THE NEW YORK n VIRGINIA
"a TEAMSiIlP CO. In OF the with
drawRl Of the JAMESTOWN tor repairs, sc.
the RDA NOKE viii leave New ork every Saturday
city Point every Wednesday morning at O'clock Pas
segoH leaving lyuehburg, 10y the South Side Railroad,
morning will connect morning with the Roanoke
at Ciiy Point LEE q JOHNSON,
Agents for N Y. n Va steamship Co.
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7
Mcssrs Dope C0tentemun:l used about fourth 81
bottle of Turf Oil the back of horse the
back almos, entirely place large
hand and this single application only applied cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised at the
ckness gifts cnatyes properties aud think prompt
eilca,ous than anything the kind and
sold thousai dis bottles other preparations similar
urposes
Respectully. J. 7. BONDl RANr
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Those vessels the first class, built IN the ey Bal
tmare expressly for this trade and have superior
They commanded by experienced
Captains, well qualified for the trade, and who will
accommodate. They will he ossed up and down
the 10y and may be relied to sail promptly
aiNrrtIcd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
their interest to ship by this line, freight will
taken low by other line q Packets aud
viii be made by the ia Richmond and
give satisfaction Insurance can be effected In
Richmond fnc Association by this line at per cent
respectfully ask and hope To succeed in obtaining fun
share of patronage.
aods ped by line SewYork will be forwarded
New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston "a
vannah % any other Southern or Northern port
The will lie In Richmond in the Dock, in New York
Berth l. Coffee House Slip, foot Of Wall Street
DAVID y WM CURRlE, Richmond, .,op,s
T. H. PIERSON, y. Y,
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RCHNSpNp April loih, lsat,
ring sleigh ride this winter past,l discovered hoe
" raw and the skin OIL place large than hand from
traces rubbing the tUsde the thigh. applied
Iurt Oil and in day he we'll Another case
Annie which was working my dtay became unable 10
walk On examioing his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head aud the neghhorS said
he wond be good for nohiu drew the nail out Inserted
piece of lint and Oh aud set him work NJ
aud from that momc he has lost hour but rs good
as ever also horse badly suaggcd the outside OF
lis thigh in two places about inches deep and nnr
inches wide, from which he still day Your Turf
Gil VAS applied and il brought them entirely sound Ii
ly Is of the remedies for sores have
NnoNn and havc lived drug store for several years Use
this you think proper Very truly.
Ro Mps,rs Dove 4 Co. j II. WElSIGER.
For sale by STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD
nov II d6m lynchburg
(tAHpgv mud Cane ~cntChairs, Cnrpct ~
~ Ant Cane seat Parlor Chairs, of and beaut W
tu patterns ~
-ns~Sts y J. FoLKES. ~
1WEWHNss Tobacco. Cigars. sWuHs, ~ ines.
~ lStohs &c-Ne prepared 10 furnish our friends
anu H public with the following celebrated Brands OF Chew
ing Tobacco:
Jno. " Stones Cranburv,
Henderson Hocomhe's Natural.
VIM, ID Millrrs CITY.
Booker 4 Haisey's I.ecnnptc.
Jus NJ Ciaytors Natural Suncured,
70 winch have supply fine Havana
Herman and Domestic cigars smoking Tobacco Snutfs.
dhes EhaNe Jelly &c, We receiving
dons to stock of Botted and Liquors put up ex
Ptessty ior our trade and warranted purc.~
ma2l-ts II NJ HARRIS & co.
II yon want Trunk. from 81 10 S1J come 10
- ma ...m GLASS a RAlNES.
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d Ms BRO DYEts Richmond Va, beg to inform the
hbnrg that they prepared To execute
every description SILK Cotton WoOlcn y eins Clean
well be done in New York elsewhere. We have
iucrs very best of workmen, and guar
patrons herno silk and De Lain
fashionable colurs suit the taste Of the
uwn,rs Shaws every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Shaws scarlet other colors equal import
NclStts dyed equal Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
wine stains removed We intend tie ID" orr work equal TO
o~abislm,u nit,d States and respectfully solicit
tho patronak, Lyuchburg and vicinity Gen
enrns dyed aud cleaned 30 look equal t" new.
DENNIS BRO.
Successors }. " Hines Franklin ST. opposite Metropo
tan Hall Richmond VA lscp 5.dts
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1RNns steamships , n ht.sION Nnud ROAM
okE having been thoroughly oycraulc, and now
prtc order la resumed their places in the linz, Ia New York
Tho JAMESTOWN, Captain PARISH. leaves Richmond
Tuesday AFTERNOON at clock tr New York and City
Point the arrival the L. nell
burg and Petersburg. touching only al Norfolk
The ROANOKE. CAPTAIN SKINNER leaves City Point
SATURDAY. after the ARRIVAL Of the Cars from Peters
burg, 10 New y ork touching at Norfolk.
Passengers hy the South Side Road leaving Iynchbug
TursS and Friday mornings, will connect with the Steamers
~ City F,lnt
Passage from Lynehhurg New York by either
Ship Sd Secragc Passage only 81
For further Information apply to
LEE. JOHNSON & co.
7-d&cts Agents New York 4 Va steamship Co.
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F.Ek1p "a. LEE, Forwarding nht
~ Sion MERCHANT. Tn the Dock, Richmond, Va
Thankful The liberal patronage extended to me last
have made the line OF Boats
from house that boat will leave other day.
Sundays eNcettd) By this emcnt shall be able
goods through day than heretofore and very
nearly sthey by the y l. r. and at much less
Ny charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
80 HID which Includes Drayagc and Wharfage, when
there is necessity daS The 'rayage and wharfage
FROM the Basin are cts Box aud 40 els HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River Kanawha Co tor
passing my house 5es per Ton, about Boxes
and cts po HID Having these advantages OF location
willing my customers the lit, and charge only
TAR price tar services hoping thereby command larger
My personal attention will be given as of produce
purchase of goods Commission. a : LEE
July cats
NTOatiE so Hs1iessAANVS. FARMERS ~
~ OrnERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRl.-lw ,Uid most
respectfully cal. Merchants Farmers andohers
nhe country intend visiting cm nd this
Al my large and general dssornsnto Boots, -, .n
N Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, N9liSte, FssSsyT-rI
~ &c, my stock has been selected hy z.aA " ~
- my self, with great care suitable for the
Virginia aud Of Goods having bee
purchased cash atter myself that hold
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all in
any house East North South either by tine package
dozen; to which cali hc attention Of all in they
will lind them prices that cannot fail to please 10y calling
A. W. {. hill, Manufacture aud
Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Carpet Btl
Nalscs, Sc. Wholesale and retail No. ~.
sep Its Main street Elcluloud Va
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

X+IRGBN1A LINE of Riehusoud AND FL
MN YORK pAtkEIS-Ihis home a. Is
line - composed Vt the oliem ms vessels, and sails
from Newly ork every three days All nd la the city