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NoTICE.

~ STRAYED from the suL-S-
6lAs Aseriher near Mt. Willing, Edge ~
field District, OIL the 2lst of January, a Pair Of
SOREEL MARES. one a li,tea aarger unG darker
eolored than the other: The least one is bright
Sorrel, with blazed face, the other mnrks not
remembered. bought them in October 1856,
and heard of them lust in Ab3cville Di trict.-
Il is probable they are making their way back to
kentucky. If any person sh9ud soc them, take
them up and address ne ut M Willing. s. c.,
they will beliberaliy rewarded.
Feb. 4, 1887. Al 81
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Ladies' tfuvelli Whalebone Skirts.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIESa:
WILLIAM SHEAR has just received from
w New York, an additional supply Of La-
dies Crnvelh Whalebons SKIRTS, decidedly the
most approved style. -
ALSO
Misses White and Slate.colored Whalebone
SKIRTS, TO which the attention cf the public is
respectfully invited.
Augusta, Feb. 4, 1857. al If
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NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !!
Mt THE wkLL KNOWN
CHEAP CASH STORE OF
CHAMBERS s. MARSHALL,
MO. L Granite EanSo,
ABBEVILLE G. r.
"E beg respectfully to intimate 10 the cit.
w izens Of AbbcviIlc and The Surrounding
District that we have now ready for inspections
u beautiful assortment of
NE" &ood8,
suitable for the Fall md Winter Season, winch
have been selected with grea, care, aud bought
much below the regular vnlue, and which wa
now offer to the public Mt the lowest possible
profit for Cash.
As we conflne ourselves entirely to Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, we can offer
un assortment in each department rureIy to DO
met with in the up-countrv
We call particular attention 10 our lurge and
splendid assortment of
Plain Black, Black Brocad., and Fancy piud
iSLLHS;
Valentin. DeI.uncs porlins, Alpaca, anl
Cashmere Dresses;
English Mcrinoes, Ginshams, Calicoes, &C., in
cniicss variety.
We have n large supply Of all the new and
fashionable Embroiderics in acts {; also, aspIen-
dId assortment OF 1inS, new styles in White
Linen sets of rOLL.lRS and SLEETES
French and Scotch Embroidered Sleeves Col
lars aud Chcnlisc,;s;
Swiss and Jacon"t Founcings. El,.ngs and
Insertions, and some handsome Embroidered
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS.
In our Mourning Stock of Embroidcrics, ""
have the latest styles Of Black Grape Collars and
Sleeves, White Mourning sets, Collars aud
Sleeves. and Mourning Lawn and French Cum
brio Ilnndkcrc!ic:s.
ALSO
very large lot of I.nccs. Gloves Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Fine Frcncli Flowers, Ro,,chts,
French Ca,mtric, Elnbrod red and Lawn Hand
kerclirfs, Dress Trimmings and the lutest thing
out in Hoop and Winter Skirts.
Fancy Partisan Silk Bonnets,
pronounced to be the richest ever shown here.
Table aud Furniture Dama>ks DOylies, Nap
k,ns Ioweliings, shirings. Sleetings Pillow
Casing Tickings, and lot of tho hest and
cheapest Irish Linens we have ever sold.
Gents Scotch J.. Wool Vests sud pasts:
Ladies' Merno UNDERFES2:S;
CHcrn, White and Red FLA NNEL.S and q
very Inr.,. Stock of Swiss, Eng<I, and American
fine BE'D BL.1NKE7$, Which we offer ms a
great Bargain. You ought to see them before
you buy anywhere else,
Q L . - L. So.
| AS this is Il branch of n,,r business to whiol,
we Pay particular attention, we now pre-
| pared TO show great variety OF all the new
| Styles in Cloaks, Talmas, Black Aloiro Antique.
Plain Black Silk, &c.
Also
White Grape, Cashmere and Woni Plaid Shnwls.
We have ut all times heavy Stock Of
ID q M q . & 4 @ .,
consisting of Brown lIomcspuus, Checked do.
Striped Osn.burgs Lims-ys, Apron Checks, Vir-
gina and Columbia Osnabu'gs at Factory prices.
For MEMS Wear,
Wehnve n Stock which can't be beat in ynrfc.
ties Of Kentucky leans, North Carolina and
Georgia Cassimcrcs, Black Broadclotlls, Vcsti, Gu,
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes and Il lot of
Gent $ Calf Sewn Congress Caters which we
oilcr as great Bargain-fuy 81 per cent. un-
der the regular prices
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Notice..

All persons indebted to j. C. GREEN or
GREEN 81 SIMS, either by3iotc or account. arc
hereby notified that il their claims are not settled
before return day they will sued.
j. C. GREEN.
Feb g. 1857. Al I'm
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A ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and UtilitvI

ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!
TNll: undermined having purchased the Right
i OF Wariiclrs L o w. Patented Arri!
3,i, 1873, will sell Plantation Rights, per
Il"W go. ........ .................... Sl.UU
, Will furnish pattern Stock with small Scoo-
Ter, II: MIR. s. j.. Bonds Shop in Green
wood, ior...... so
" ithout SCOOTER. Observation-Disclosures. 90
III deliver to oidcr ut Plantations pattern
Stock with small Scooter, or ut convent
cnt Depot on Rail Road. ... 500
Without ScOoter..... i 5D
he above Prices include the Right
II. s. KERR, Esq. is our u;iti,oriz.,i agent
ut Abhevillc c. H., from whom Rights can be
obtained, uiii at whose Store the How can be
seen.
This Plow, from lis simple structure, durubil-
NY, l;ghtness of draught, ease Of management
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation Of the farm, and CONSEQUENT chcup-
ness. is commenting Itself to general use us IL
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried.
Hill. g. ANDREWS
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. G, 1856. o5-ly
We. the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warck Plow, concur in the above
COMMUNICATIONS. JAMES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE,
II. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN,
LARKIN REYNOLDS,
ROB"r W. I.ITES,
A. WIDEMAN
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Il Dfun1uri's Bmins-Ihc stariHIs..s
doctrines taught in Yonman's "!Srieni1ic
Basis of Prohibition" arefuIIy y:corrObnatcd
l,y aG'c following ',ssage from IL lahe aaun,
ber of the Boston Medical Journal What
Il 'tradc of guilt and honor n tllat, whose
lcg,inatc effects upon tie l.sxtt at,,l brain
of its patrons are So unnatural and MOL
strous.!
''Llyuti, 10y far the greatest anatomist of
guisl III the darkest room, 10y one stroke Of
the scs.pcl, the brain Of the inehriate from
that Of the person who had lived solcrlv.-
Now ;aasd then he would congratulate his
class upon the possession Of drinkard's 5
brain, admirably fitted from lis hardness
es.sand more complete preservation, trr the
purpose OF demonstration. When the anat-
.o,nist wishes to preserve a human brain for
any length Of time, le effects his object 10y
keeping that organ in Il vessel Of alcohol
From s6ftpu!py substance, ii then becomes
comparatively hard But the ineb.iatc,
anticipating the auaton,ist, begins the indu-
rating process before death begins it while
= tile braip remains the consccratcd temple
: ogiLe:sou1i; while its delicate and s.os<ancr
tissues Still lthrob, with the pulses of heaven
,bortilife. Strange imiatuntion, thus to des-
.ecrate The god.like Terrible c,chantn,cnt,
that dries up all the fountains of generous
feeling. epetrifics I'LL the tender hun,ani,cs
.a.iid sweet charities OF. life, leaving only Il
brain, Of lead and heart Of s!ome."-Plo-
NiJiiouiSt
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Great Care Of Rheumatism IN Cincinuat,
Ohto.-Comrincimy Esidcncc-For more than
three years have been suffering with rheumu-
t'sn,. und enlargement and pain of the bones aud
joints. have strictly followed the advice of
physicians, and ut other times used such family
medicines rs had been recommended for the cure
OF rheumaism; still l did hot improve in the
least, and was frequently compelled to keep my
bed, and thereby was prevented from attending
to my business. Some weeks ago was induced
10y friend TO try Carter's Spanish Mixture
The effect was miraculous l felt considerably
improved after l had taken the fourth dose;
have only used one single bottle, and nm entire.
ly free from all pain. l feel better than | have
felt for years, and attribute my comp!e lcly-re-
stored health solely to the of Cartcr's Sanish
Mixture. ! consider it most excellent medicine
for rhcumintism aud all diseases of the blood.
und chcerfulIy recommend it to the afflicted.
ID. BURRITT,
Southeast corner Fourth aud Walnut sts.
Cincinnati, March II, 1856.
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AMERICAN COTTON PLANTER
SOIL OF 1f.Islia SOUTH,
UNITED.
Prospectus fol 1857.

Prospectus for 1857.
INilE Editor aud prop,Ietors of the AMERI-
l. CAN COTTON PLANTER hn wing hur.
chased the SOIL OF TIE SOUITT, take, pleas
urc in announcing TO the patrons Of both Jour
mails, aud to tho friends Of Ayri cultural Improve
mcnt in the South and South W est, that with the
January number for 1857, will commence tl,e
publication OF the AMERICAN CO1TONPLAN.
TER AND SOIL OF TIE SOUTH, united. i,
the city Of Montgomery, Alabama.
In thus uniting the publication Of these two
Agricultural Journals, we hnve secured the able
services OF Col. CiAELEs a. PEAEaps, us IoTti-
cultural Editor, whose reputation, bUlIr ms ELI,
tor and practical HorticuIturist, il too well and
widely known 10 require adlitionfl coipnIendn
ton at our nan.ls
With the efficient aid Of Col PEapopY in tho
Horticultural Department, DIR. N. i. CLoUp, tha
Agricultural Editor, confidently nssures thea,,a.
irons and friends Of bnih papers. titus united.
that the 4in,ericda Cotton Planter and Soil Of
the South shall be n
Model Southern Rural Magazine,
devoted TO Improved Plantation Economy. the
advancement of Southern 1Ibrtcaitute, with
Manufactures and The Domestic and Meclauia
Arts. In short, it is The intention and will be
tile studied dcsire of The Editors and Publishers
of this journal To rnnke it, in ila several Depart
ments, the plantation and firesdo comipanidn Of
every family aiid industrial nur in lie Hpntlfr
The Cotton flanter and Soil will bs published
monthly; in magazine form, cuntaiuimr Thirty.
Two pages, Super Royal Octat 70, :iiiicied, trim.
med, and neatly cover,d, with IN 5silycrttsin.
sheet Of sixteen pages.
II i II NE -: srj L
One copy one year, III advanGs. 90
Six copies one year, ......:..,.. -. 300
Twelve copies one year," .......... . oU
Subscriptions should Commence with; tlie,vol-
uine. s 81, 81 ~
As We shall Keep pno hccnnnts, the cash must
Invariably accompany the orarr.r
AH orders for the paper must be addreased to
CNDERwooD 4 CLOTH, Montgomery, Alabama
All communications for tito eolnmbs Sof stlsr
Fighter Z, a, ana SoA should De addressed 10 Dhs NJ
u. CLouD, Montgomery, Alabu,l,a. - -
Dec. "a, 1855: ~ =: SS;' Z!
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Dissolution Of Partnership

Dissolution Of Partnership.
VHNllE partnership hitherto existing between ].
"A G. GREEN d. OHAS L. SIMS is .,lis
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will he carried Oh by G. GREEN, whna alone
~ authorised to sigl the nan,c OF the Firm in
liquidation : saSr..aS. z-~:7 -
,t{F t1es''f j. C. GREEN,
>. :H- C +. SIMS.
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ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY,


'NIiE EXERCISES of this Institution will he
L resumed on the First Monday in January
next. The government of tho School will he
rigid, and every effort will be made to maintain
u high standard Of morality.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into two
Terms The first will comm cuce on the LIST Mon
day in january, and continue Twentv.cirht
weeks; the second will brg in Oh the I'd Monday
IN September, and continue twelve weeks.
Terms of Tuition:
lst SEES. I'd Ses.
Reading, Writing Spelling,
aud Primary topography, Sl4 90 s 6 90
The above with Geography,
History, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Exer.
cises in Englisi. Compost
ton, 90 90 o Oo
The above with all the adj
vnnccd English Branches, % 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek, % 90 10 90
Students will be received Mt any time du-
ring the Session, and will be charged from the
time they enter until the end of the Session,
unless special arrangements are made to the con-
trarv
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates.
=. G. ELDER, 4. L.
Dec 81, 1856. 36 tf
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

WILL attend nt tho undermined times md
n places, for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
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IMPORTANT SALE,
Estate of Uel Wideman. dec'd,

Estate of Uel Wideman, decd.
4 S Executor of the last Will aud Tc<trmrnt Of
n said deed. twill sell, by public Auction, at
his late residence on Friday the 2uth Instant, nil
the personal property, directed to be su!d bv
said decd, consisting of some
Fifteen Likoly Negroes,
Seventeen bales of Coton, Horses, Cat,l, IJogs
Corn, Fodder, Cation Seed. Shucks, Plantation
Tools Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and IA
Variety other property too tedinns tO:m.ntion
Terms made Known OH day Of sale.
DAVID J. WARDLAW
. sEch. 2, 1857. IL 81
cdS- Press copy.
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LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS.
..5. WILLIAM SHEAR
" AS received from New York, aupply of
IL Gentlemens' and Youths Linen Shirt
Bosoms, beautifully stitched, and of superior
style and quality, which Ne will sell n very low
prices.
Augusta, jap 2a, 1857. 40 If
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TROUBLE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
...- OVERAWED BY A MOB.

The Philadelphia American has the follow
ing summary of interesting news from Ne
brlska:
Tho Territorial Legislature of Nebrask;,
is i'll session, and appears 10 he II strange
scene of disorder. 1t appears that II ma j"r-
ty OF the Legislature is bent on removing
the capital from Omal,a to some other poiEt,
on account of the interference OF mobs of
people from Iowa in the territorial business.
The council, or upper house, passed a LiI
authorizing the removal. but the House was
uHable to reach II vote on the question on
account Of the f.ctious opposition of the
minority and the riotous conduct Of the mob
Council Bluff, Iowa, who cheer their friends
and hiss and groan their opponents. Coum-
ril Bluff and Omaha are both town sites
owned by the same company Of spectators,
who also OWN the ferry and are endowed
with n gift of government lands. The or
ganZation of the territory has proved such
:. good thing for them, that they cannot
bear the prospect of the capital being re-
moved to some otlser point. To such an
extent is the attempt to overawe the Lcgis-
aaturc carried, that the House of Ecprcs II,
satives petitioned the Governor for Il sufli-
cient military force TO protect their persons
from violence. II is thought that the re-
moval will pass both houses ly the requisite
enajority Of two thirds over the governors
veto. TO make this two-tl,rls majority in
the House, the vote Of the Speaker w;s
necessary; but under. the rules Of the
House, he could only vote in case of a tic,
10 rescind this rule was, therefore, the poll
cy of the majority, ani it would have been
effected but for the determined opposition
Of the representatives Of Omaha, which
prevented action. AT length, one Of these
representatives abused the Speaker PERSONAL
ly, and refused to take Ills seat, whereupon
tl,e Speaker ordered the scrgcant-at-arns to
take him iuto custody. The member, Il
Mr.. IIanscomh, dotted him to do SO, and
significantly put his hand Oh IL bowie knife.
HlIe .sergean:-at-arms paused. whcreupon
fl'eESpeaker repeated the order. IIanscomb
dared the majority to lay h:rmls on him, and
the lobby appl;udc'l. The Speaker inllna-
ted that unless this were stopped it would
he necessary to clear the Hobbies. The mob
responded, "bcttcr try it," and, making Il
'rus,, lrukc down the railing aHd forced the
Monseao adjourn. TWAS this event wl,icl,
caused the House to petition the Governor
for protection. 1t is strange state OF affairs,
and will probably render The intervention Of
Congress ncccssar,."
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Nails, Nails, Nails!
.H00 KEGS NAILS, best brands, for sale low,
cOO. by J. B. EWART.
ColumIiu, Feb. II, 1857 42 At
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IllE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
..4JJeyille Distyict.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM IIIfb, Esq, Ordinary Of ALbc-
Wills District.
WHEREAS W. B. Merriwcther has applied to
w me for Letters Of Administrator, n, on ail
gndl singulurssle goods and chattels rights and
credits Of Sarah Frances Burnctte, minor late of
itl,e District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. to cite and adInonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be. aud appear before me. at
onr next ordinurys Court for the said District,
to be holden ut Abheyills Court House on the
twenty-eighth day of February instant, 10 show
cause,s nny, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ninth
day Of February, in the year OF ohr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and .fifty4
seven. and in tho 81 81 year of American In
dependence. ~.
WILLIAM HILL. q. a. ID.
Feb. ., 1857. 40 s:s ct
NEW sTI1ElE1i
| NHE Ssbscribcr begs to infofm Tho citizens OF
j AbbeyiIls Distriet, that his y M
n eve Htutss in GreeIwo q d
8sysYAl beapenp shs .
30 s..oylStl<sTsEse3arszAxsr.4.ss
and that he will eIyeys keep "A, mud 8 3arns
Goods. &c, which he WIN seal los lss oAsH
+ january q. 1851. . 20 St
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new CROP---PlTCH IN!

I X. CtJCfIKAN, :. a. I
Sheriff Office, Feb 9, 1857. I2-,sd
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C A N DID A ES.

eB The friends of MATTHEW; McDON
AID, announce him u Candidate for-re .eectiol
for. Clerk, at the ensding election.
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TERMS.

m, VlRGINIAN is published daily at - aud t weekly at
or a,ni5 in lv tpee paper will be discontinued ex.
cent At the ourion OF prnpetor until all arrcarages shall
ave been paid . :.
EMENrS inserted for 80 cents per square
10 lines or less insertion and 81 cts tor "aeh con
form weekly, aud then au els
r are " in be charged each insertion Ii the nuinbe
he not marked MS 1t VIII be published I'LL or
dered out, and charged accordingly -
fltr. EARLY RATES AREt
For square, daily.
For one do semiwcekl 20
10 - ~
q Advertisements Intended or both papers subject to Spe
al contract H..
- Annual advertisers will bc limited 10 their immediate
~ ess the advertisements charged at transient rates
q An advertisements appear in the daily ana III
weekly papers. z- !,
~ Obituary which eight lines are charged
trahly for the
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6,St.as: 1stNs EttsvsA.
.D0EEN ~. A0uPE.

SUCCESSOR " lANGHptNE a SoNs)
MAIN SrItEEI, LYNCHBuRG, VA
In this establishment VIII alWays he found on Stock CON
lea assortment Of Cigars all kinds made of the finest i'm
nrtcd Tbarcos carefully selected and manufactured with
a Ia pca>c the most fa,ou smokers and to maintain tor
the Brands # this establishment reputation Squal to those
nj any mandatory in the country.
nrnobc the manufacturer offer at all times complete
assortment he kecp@consauy large stock "i tmp
av,na and German gars which will be sold al small ad
a. cost.
The attention of dealers Of city and state IS special
h socod Ia an examination the Stock The brands OF the
manufacturer and have for years been s"d ID te Re
Northern cities they have entered int" sucr'sin 'H
nptinn with brands all kinds imported and domestic man
uacturr 80.
any part of the Union VIII be promptly "e''
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
lar a.
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Spring. DE my. tAi
NEW e.oRDs. NEW SGx1Es. k.J

Having lust returned the Northern and Eastern Cities
whore have selected with great care large ana complete
stock Superior Boots SHOES. Hats caps Ntth" Goods
Trunk, y addition mmcnsc stock OF the cheaper
grades good. scarcely ueecssais 10 say, that my
friends public be suited Il arti lo IN tl line
in uuattv 4yle md price Straw goods a lower
t.,,+,. than hsr, ,t,,or. |, l.. ARMISTEAD,
Under rclcgrapl. Onee and near Farmers Bank.
D.. ms
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TNN1aE t'ta atE!ssss ONTN E1TT TNSt NNNfE
COMPANY of Hartford Connecticut tchir'is Of rHrc
ing Insurance Virginia, has appointed JOHNSON Isq
o Salem Agent the State. Persons ~ 1nehburg and
elsewhere " a may Communicating 81 ith tletumpany
nav do through Thomas leis nj Exchange Bank, OF
Mcssrs Lnnghofnc 4 Iolcomb"
This Company has a paid NJ Capital of 5000 O00 with
surplus secured aud invested under the sanction aud ap
prevail of the Comptroller Of Public Accounts aud is hc we'd
10 olr super or inducements those contemplating Le In
Lln - :.
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EN55 1887 1917
ux.Ts. HATS. sNTS,,.--srRuNG IN

Hssps! HATS, BsAJS''!--S IL ! y O. E&
RE FASlIoNSFoR --SrilZER will Introduce s.R
the spring ,vlc Dress Hat, the first saturday IN March
inspection ut his customers aud thr puhc B'h'Y'
Will I've found snrpasS Hat in this maIkct III hra
~ SYlc auav inis Also lot of beautiful new stNi"
Hats young Gents All those desiring fine Dress lats
10 eclipse any thing this market will please call Mt the sgn
nf the IIlsl T. HAT
A kinds ot Hats made to order with neainess and dsaep
Customers Hat, dressed over as usual. ...,,
mar rs WM S1ITZER
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT
E.,EVv. WALLER, DREWRx n Co,
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
~. 4, acnrl street. siC hmOud, Va.

FOR SiklNt lN5f
VNyI have In eore large aud complete STOCK 81 oN @
w ElGN aud DOM ESIIt DRY toobH, WIN" W.
solicit the attention of merchants ,..,..
York house, We nrr onantco !"
mport aud Rnoda such quantities hS io peo US upon "
rot =, laotiup with he laKo housHs In tue largest e's w
this nan aud beug always In the market M hses we n''
of sales, and the closing OUT a oso "'
when an advantage Ia to he gained by 1t W. feel assured
therefore, prepared to serve Tue naae AZ W NV Nv
urecs ma any regular house the Northern markets anu we
are Diet emined only The cash aud prompt SN mouths
trade aud at smal profits Our stock Is always helt"'
sorted but at this have very large ah' COMPUTE"
ST. e o goods particularly adapted 10 tho Nitgna N"ii
trade styos OF when we "' '''
loor hnn hoy enn be- bought ui the mhnuaflhteiH
Returning thanks To our hlonds and 'usnhH
the liborn patronage with which were favored curing
the hrst wear under his arrangement, we s"N
invors and hope all Who are ampeAou "
I'm, In this market VIII chance pedghs our p's'e'
ioris to give them satisfaction -. ..,,.,.,. !, -,
mar lOdSclm
~ ENAul.. Architect, nssisscs by y. n.Si"p
10 ton, Enginccr aud Frederick kosch aud !, n.il''n
Architects Dfaughtsmen, IA prepared To inn"n ''se
aud osinaoa all kinds OF buildings hha M"
rlncry Special attention will be paid to the construction
work entrusted his charge Surveys o Land MIME "
Roads will he made sort.a notice and upon me n," P
proved plans. Address ~, :, 80, - A..
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n W. RVXCE, Attorney ut Inv, Wrh"on"'
will practice the touris of Richmond wy IN Wv
Counties of oochand Louisa aud In the supreme '"o'
at the l., s and Count of tlaima Washington, u u
q oitict Whig nuiiiug, kichmond, Va
June 2adSclN