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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-07
AUDITORS REPORT

Whereas there has this day been demand
ed of the undersigned, list of the claims
against Marshall County. which were pre-
scntcd to the Board of Commissioners at
their March, June and September Terms.
1882, by William G.. Edwards. Sheriff of
said County. Also said Sheriffs claims
filed with the Clerk, and by HIM certified
to me- /, therefore in compliance with
the Salute in said case made and provided,
the lawful fee having been rendered there
for. do find the following claims ON file
inmy Office: sffA se'.'i
MARSHALL CoUSry, At
To WM G.. EDWARDS, ars'l Dir.
To Boarding Prisoners. 45 days. 81
it being from the eighth Of Janu- 81
airy to the 2lst Feb. S66 .25
For attending prisoners in Prison, 33 10
Up to the 21st February. = 100 90
For extra services as Sheriff, egti 20 90
For attending Thnrston twice on axI
For attending Price on Habeas- III.
corpus. go q Z q II 80
Paid for Boaaiy's dinner at Duh1am,s,E 25
10 Cash paid for cutting Wood, IS
To Tobacco (for) Price-Prisoner, 10
Cash for cutting Wood. %
10 getting Straw ticks filed at G.. -
"a Pomeroy's, f8 iE55sansI sie rs
To elsvcn cords of short Wood, 10 %
Also Que cord of long Wood, ! 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-07
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State of Indiana. Marshall County s. S.
/, r. Nc DONALD, Auditor of said
County, Hereby certify, that the foregoing
list Of claims. against said County. in fa-
vor of William c. Edwards, Sheriff, is
correct, as the same remain on file in my
office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-07
n. H. QGLEsBEE.

Sworn and subscribed to before ME,
- 80 THOS. X. HOUGHTON,
~ ~ Recorder Marshall County.
Plymouth. Sept. Goth, 1853. isssosos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

VIRTUES OF MiLK.--It is most perfect diet
sary for the development and formation Of muscle
butter for the production of an adequate supply
of fat sugar to feed the respiration, and thereby
add warmth to the body; the phospates of lime
and magncsia the peroxide of iron, the chordes Of
potassium and soda, with the free soda, required
to give solidity and strength to the bone, together
with the saline particles 30 essentially necessary
for other parts olthe body. 1t contains Tactic acid
or the acid of milk, which chemists inform us is
the acid of the gastric juice, so requisite for the
proper dissoving of our food in the stomach. 1t
is, therefore, obvious that milk should be chemi-
cnly correct in all its constituents and should not
be ncutralized by adulteration. ut is," DIR.
Prout properly states, 1.-The true types of food
How necessary, therefore, it is that it should be
pure otherwise this wonderful and wise provi-
sion of Providence would be curse rather than
blessing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
"Fu real voice or sound
Within III csc cheerlt IS walls are lourd."

You nrc oppressed with the fearful stiffness and
awful silence which rervndcsthe place A laugh.
u Joke, or even n curse, would be n sensible relief.
But YOU hear nothing of this. An occasional
long breath or hnlr-subdued sigh is all that tells
the car that these mad devotees are possessed Of
lungs and life
An hours inspection satisfies your curiosity
and YOU are about taking your departure, when II
soft hand taps You on the shoulder, aud low
voice says: "PIeasc don't leave, sir, supper will
be ready in n few minutes"
AT precisely half-past ten O'Clock, the doors of
the dining hall are thrown open: and "suppcr
ready" proclaims an immediate armisiicc between
the combatnnts and invites to n more healthy and
rational duty The long tables gronn beneath
their burden of gold and silverplate and the heaps
of delicacies which surmount and a1orn them -
Hero are ycnson from the brown forests Of Maine
turkies from the broad savannas of the West, can
vas backs from the placid Potomac trout from
Superior, and Salmon from the st. John s-together
with fruits, flowers and wines for every taste and
from every cline
The rcpast over. you are permitted, with pat
ronizng invitation, to "call again" to make your
retreat to the open air. there to thank Heaven that
you are not worshipper within this magnificent
yet chcerless abode.
One nights work, few days previous to the
close Of the last scssion, made sad havoc among
the Golfers Of this house. 1t is said that distin-
gushed Senator won that night one hnndrcd
and eighty Morsaad d0liduS which broke the bank
and caused temporary suspension. new house,
however, was soon purchased by him. and being
magnifccntly decorated, when the " king Of ter
rors," the great unbeatcn and unchalenged step.
ped in and closed the game Of life forever.
FAUST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

MURDER IN MEnrn,s.--A murder wns commit
ted the Both ut., ut the house Of John Sullivan,
mar the hayon. between Union aud Realc streets.
Tho coroner held IN inquest over the body of the
murdered man, when the following facts were clc-
itod Two men named Geo. Kelly and David
Aherin, were sitting ina room in Sullivan's house,
where II appears Ahern was boarding. AT about
hudr past ten o'clock, Mrs Sullivan told them she
wanted to shut tho house up, upon which Kelly
left aud Aherin retired, to bed in an adjoining
room in company with boy living ut tho same
place. The boy soon fell asleep: but WAS shortly
awakened by tho shreks Of Mrs. sullivan, who
screamed that man was killed. Mrs. Sullivan
says she heard noise ut the door. ami upon open.
ing it, Ahcrin fell in, covered with blood Upon
nm examination Of the body. it was found that hc
had received six stabs in his abdomen and breast
either Of which was probably mortal. The blood
Was traced 10 spot in the back yard, near which
hat and cont recognized as belonging to Kelly
wore found, Kelly, it appears, boarded ut n house
near by, which was searched, but ho Was not
there. One of tho witnesses testified that he heard
TIA" words, Don't kill him. Kelly aud another
said ho heard II noisc in tho yard. and on looking
out saw nan walking of in hurry. and tho
in'thor ho got Oh, the faster he went in the di
rection of the Second Babtist Church. II is said
that officer Miller met kclly, and by some means
or other induced him to swap knives with him.
thereby getting possession Of the identical knife
with which tho murder was committed. His sus-
picions wcre aroused by their being blood upon
tho knife aud kellys appearance; hut being alone
he was afraid Ia undertake the arrest, and went
in search OF assistance. Since that time nothing
las hocn seen of the fugitive .uemphis Edye
IUSdHg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

\ StVt\Gr Fl>u.--On Saturday. nn amateur
h.hcrmnn, while patiently fishing for smelts,
from one of onr wharycs, raw the float Of his line
suddenly drawn under, and suddenly cevating
his rod, drew. to his great Consideration, n fine
specimen of the Mus Norwigicns, probably the on
y one ever taken with hook and line in these
Matc''. 1t hasa long and slender ta,l, and un
like most fishes, no gils, but well defined ears
four perfectly formed feet, and is entirely cover
el, with tho exception of tho tail with thick coat
Of fine hair. 1t il very vorncious in its habits,
and, if we'll prepared, would mnkea good addi-
tion to the already fine collection of the Essex ln
stitutc -Sairm Rtgister
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

NOTICEABLE lNciprNr.--Ia-t week. family
arrived nj New Orleans from England, in n packet
slap, and two Young girls. each nged about 20
strollod through the streets of tho city. Ono of
the women became i'll. aud became w lunt and
overcome that she had to lay down upon balc of
hay. While her female companion remained
with her. friend was sent down to tho ship to
notify her family of the occurrence. Tho unior-
tunate glrl was not long compelled to remain in
The location before her family sent up for her. yet
in that short time 40 less than FIRE different mem
ler' o charitable organizations discovered her po-
siion, and offered 10 remove her al once to where
she would have treatment Four different mem
hcrs ot the Howard Association found out tho suf-
lercr and offered To remove her ut onco in n car
rage to the Muaon de Santa, nnd the Rev Mr..
Eeci actually engaged II conveyance to take her
to tie nirmnry Of the Young Mems Christian
.issH sHv.ation,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
Nailp slir9inian.
Correspondence of the Boston Post.
Death of Celebrated Sportsman-Do-
scription oftho Man and his Establish

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. 1858.
One Of the mest celebrated and successful sports
men Of this any other country was buried III
this city on Sunday week. The occasion OF his
death ah"rls me an opportunity Of giving your
readers sketch Of the man and u description ol
his gaming house. Let it serve ms warning, not
as M example.
lie had been resident of Washington some if
teen or twenty years, during which period he IA
masscd great wealth by sporting; or. to use the
mild and huhcst language of the Avenue. "ho re-
allied an ample fortune ont Of the successful opc-
ratinns If his house," His 'house' being the
most elegant, and his "bank' the most weihety
and substantial III tho country, IT has been for
wears the fashionable and fascinating resort Of
wealthy planters, fast C'nSressmcn, aspiring di-
plamalists and ambitious sportsmcn from every
part Of the wo'll, For many years past he has
lived IN the most luxuriant style. having. like
certain other r,rh mnn, been clothed in purple
and fine linen and fnrng sumptnously every day,
In person he Was above the medium size, OF pleas
ing addIrss. and II generous disposition exhibit
ing in his general department to strangers the
character Ola wcll.Icd good-nn,urcd clergyman
rather than that Of n hcaitess, unrclcnting
spur.-mau.
H, reputation for generosity was widely e'.
tahlished II a college was to be endowed
church builf OF riNate charities 10 be dispensed
his Wa sure to hc among the most magnificent Of
the douautns Ills wife, nowa widow was Of
god raf"uihEr: woman Of rarc beauty and nc
compl, .Im"lt~. possessing sorim qualities which
combined with the dazaliug ullurcmeuts If wealth
insured hcr troops Of admirers and conrtiors.-
Rolling along the avenue in her magnificent
equipaee, which far exceeds in richness aud style
that of the President If The United States, any
other gentleman in Washington. she looked
very qnecn--lcIng quite undsturh"d by my
thought that her presence Scnt dagger to scores
of heat, va Sc rat,imony, unawfully obtained,
ltnl IA lnr IN il..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

n. iY EXTENDED TO tho citizens Of LypchhurE Ard Al
tho contiguous aud countless who may called hither
business pleasure cali Cothns Bssasr Of iIR
RotaliS. sHAfER co, and examine tho desirable stock
81 Ready made Clothing exhibition Al self praise s
regarded at host but aud t
crwso srendorcd unnecessary tho unqualified eommen
dalton Of egons ho have tested tho clothing
aud sold by us during tho ak would
Gus for tho limits Of advertisement thing
quality style and chcapnesa Of goods sspeoay
acknowledge and rhneruly concede tho right Of
TO exercise their and be their Jsds
quality and fairness II tho Iiices Of tho goods seii
Our stock comprises In part tho following articles Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and Frock Msdium d. Low
priced do Fanc, Cloth Dress and Frock Coaa rreueh
M Oaks aud other favore Cashmere Business
hlack Cashmere Pants arenadne Mataassc caamers Vel
vet and other Vests Orr Coais Of every suitable
aud In every desirable style. Cloak.. DC.
fukNhsuuNa OEPAnTMENT.--fn The fur.
nnhing line our stock a also complete comprsnR par
French shirts Collars crava' In great variety Scarf
aud Mne Cashmerc Merlno Shaker SILK under shirts
aud Drawc,s SACKS Gloves SuEpendar Pocket Hdkf el.
ran Robes dc Chambre, Travelling Shawis and Rlsakets
Umbrellas &c DuRROUGHs, sHAFER 4 Co,
Clothing Bsasar, Main 81, above Brids~
septal.ts I.vrchhny ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

sDnn YARDS PLAIN ALI. WOOL NOUS
eDOU LINS, superior quality, at 45c worth 62
septll JOHN ABRAHAMS.
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & Co...

UUAyE constantly on hand full stock 81 PRINTING
III WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
mills the United States Also full assor
tnen Binding Leather Cloth. Glue, &c Colured Pa
pers Of all kinds Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white and colored Printers Cards and Carr
Boards in every variety Press Boards Hardware Paper
Tissue Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
ca Letter and Note Papers, Marble Paper Post Once and
lauk Envelope Papers Sheatpg Tack and Spice Papers
Printing and Writing Ink Alum Bleaching Powders, &c
LIZ Paper Of every description made to order.
scptl 3taw3l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
DEAD WHAT .mAK>pEAnE SAYS.

- FAD WHAT TsHAKsPEARE SAYS,
h GOOD PICTI RES,
II II were well done. when It's dorc:
Then II II, il done quick ly."-Shaks srrarf
=" il ynu wish 1t r'ii dome in superior mdantr.
You'll md ii qnth'y d0se, and reH Joee by TAs>tE.
n :. TANNER d. co,
Main Street, 3doors from Bridge Street.
Lynchburg. Va
La lies and Gentlemen cordially invited FOR.
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens of Phct HraIl
Ambruyp,s M"nnoivIt,, &c, &"
Also, the heauii ifnl PATENT LEATHER PICTURE. which
i : convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds If weather and enclosed IN beau
ul Al the low prices from 80 to es3
and beautiful assortment al Cases Gold LoCK"ts a"
dsons Locket knga Breas'pns, Keys seals &c, in eca
variety, just received
A fresh supply OF the hes, Material in the country.
Don't fprLct tocall oct li-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
IMMENSE SAVING OF FUELl
LARGE AND sPLENDlD STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor, Ofhce, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

C. S. BLISS 4 CO.,
INVITE attention to the very attractive display Of new Fail
and Winter ooda which they have been recsving four
weeks Our noek comprises tho grsasst vassy beet
c.ctod Of offered In this market and oaa osr
unusual ndueemen nts IN prices.
Out great variety Of Cooking sover wood ea
not be axcecd for economy and cunvenience. ,8t es
raIlo hoyes and Radiators for wood aud coal sons new
and beautiful patterns worthy the attention
Dining Room and Church Stoves deaieu
IN operation onoo, church and Factory Stoves .,
nj remarkably low Prirca
Grne. Rich medium and low priced and adapted to tho
ants Of all .-..##. =
Tho Morning Star Cooking Range entirely article
aud superior IN nl others that have preceded H. Having
nrscd our salea Rooms donbe their former capacity
made purchases early the soect. stsek
personally from tho leading Foundcs In the Northern Cities
we feel confident Of being able to supply all In with
better and bster before
orn done IN this msrket-at tho Stove and Range arshouss
ouond door below The Market Man Street ynchbnrs Va
"rtits G, n BLISS 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
OUR FALL STOCK! ta5
n u

AvlNo taken unusual pains 10 get togshsr very
psrior retail stock Of lndlrs, Ml.ser, OhilArrns,
mud licntlcmsn's DOOTa, AHOER AND q Al
TIERS, Of the hest styles and qualities would saord ua
great PLEASURE 70 havo continuance Of ths bera
eraofore bestowed In addition
radc goods OF the betor grades than have Kept
nnd probably than has been for this market IA
In regard to grades Of all styles r Factory end
out handa, and TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UNI
BRElLAA. Ac.,-of fine and common Qualtiss--0ents
superior MOLE SKIN AND SOFT HATS OF all colors and
shapes have To say that stock scarcely
passed In the State. f.i+
~, PRICES MODERATE FOR CASH Our PROMPT
fAfisa custo,ners will bc waited on with PLEAsUEE
l.. L. ARMlSTEAD,
scp'3i Is Near "armcrs' Bank, Lynchburs, Va
Rem ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
A FREE EXHIBITION AT HN0LHDOVEs
s &
T. A N C Y S T O RE.
AN FRIDAY. sATuRnAY AM mannA

IN FRIDAY. Y.sATCRDAYA AND N MoNDAY
~ my entire stock Of FANCY GOODS win be displayed
Tor the inspection Of the city and country people
Ny success In the BONNET, CLOAK AND FANCY LINE
mp TO the present time The very best evsncs of nv sk
aud taste In the selection Of tho many million little vhsdd
dies which to ornament that portion Of the human family
when WI IN !. mos, TO man ana whilst DO not expect 10
or fourth Of allherefors shal be glad I'll who may
want ELEGANT BONNETs CLOAk5, sHAWLa HEAb
DRESSES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ZEPHYR dOODS
fuRs and very many other articles suabe FOR
l,rijal Presents A. n. ENG I'm n0VR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
FRANCIS b DEANE Jr., q SON,
LYNCHB ma. VIRGINIA.
MANU- icTURFRs OF
fHUET.E ID 4. II a. a u GA ~ WE J;gl ~

vuNIEi prepared promptly orders
II tent for their WHEELS ma crHsiuy NJ the bss Pr
GINA t0id Rast Ghayt0nt f.9.
THEY REFER 10
JOHN H. MCDANIEL. Esq, President Virginia and Ten
npssee RAM Dad Go.
EDWARD II. GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Go
Mr. Samuel. PETERS Master Machnlst Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co
MIR ARCHIBALD PAE Master Machinst virginia Central
RAJ road Co.
JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Messrs. MOIiRISS TANNER 4 co, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq. President Norfolk and Pc
tersbnrg Railroad Co
WILLIAM MAHoNE, Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Peter sburg Railroad Co
ADAM DESMEAD, Esq. Baltimore, Md.
* WYATT & co, Charleston Y. q.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM q. SWAN, Esq, Knox vlle Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola, Florida.
The business at the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY, will here
after be conducted by the subscribers under the % of F. b.
DHASr, JR. & SON y. Il. DEANE, JR.,
IS cltawfs +. BROWNE DEANE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
LHNCHBURG COLLEGE.
lynrhburg, Va.

FuNIE fourth annual fthis Institution will eomnence
Il tho 18th September. sr8t.a 3
Tho ocaon Of tho healthcst accessible
the entire sonn and the OF study both Classical and
Scientific equal thai Of fhe best American collagea
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the Of Mr. Dankcnshp, graduate Of the Vlr.
Gnia Military Institute and recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge OF tho
Grammar School In which young will be thoroughly pre-.
pared for college business
"a l.TK.
ROBERT l.. BEOCkErT President Professor of Natu
raj Science.
LYcuRaus Il MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
IplieA Ictrea.
r. H. CAulLI H. Professor of tho Greek Language and
Literature.
BLANKESsHP Professor Of Mathematics and Instrue.
Of Tactics
Rev. W. W WALKER, Professor Of Moral and Mental Sci.
cnce, and OF History.
SAMUfL GARLAND A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional
ID. A. LANaHohSE d. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
loogy
GursEprn ApoIrHo sARronI LII d. Professor Of Modern
Languages -
EXPENSES
Board % per week washing el 25 month fuel and
lights go term Tuition, $40 In tho Grammar School, and
SO In the Collegiate Department for half session.
Catalogues containing further information be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President aug SITS
I nnn nu.hcl. prime new Clever aeed, IN
l. eOVV Store and for shie which will sell low for
cash Also Timothy Orchard Grass English Blue Grsss
Green aud Herds Grass Seed
Ian Hts 1RBY SAUNDERS
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IE RMS

The vIRGINIA< Is Published ally At f6 snd riweeky ;,
t3 and weekly -, invariably IN al
o. 50 will br chargetin ali No Yapr
will he discontinued the option OF the Propreois
until all arrearages shall have been ,ad
ADVERTlSENENTSare erted tor 80 cents square OF
insertion and s tor each con
nuance uniss weekly and then 30
each insertion II the humber @"
be marked the Ms.h will be pubiishedh"r
iered out. and charged according! -
HE EARLY ATES ARE -
tor qnar. ally.
F'T do do
fur 1--we
Fur do do ....,........ :"
~ Advertisements for both papers subject, 10 se
: NJ ton,rart
To- Annual advertisers will be limited 10 their Immediate
or the charged at transient rates
~ An Advertisements appear In the daily anu t
t Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
nfeby fort he
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

In JOHN DOOIEA'. kIs
- Hat MannfaCi"rcr aud Wheic.aIc -
Dcnic in
Nd rs. cars, fIRS. FR NGS, &c
FALL 1919!
have Ia store extensive complete mCnt
of everything line adopted 10 the Fa Trade and
prepared 10 offer unusual indue to purchasers.
In late visit 10 the aud of the
North AMI East have spared No pains the selection Of his
stock aud Halter sell that long uxienro enables to
anticipate the wants tirns in Virginia North Carolina
ard tennessee eai respectfully solicited from my old
customers and the public JOHN DoOLEN.
Richinond Aug 81, lse.-s
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From, the Norshcrn Cities 10 Ia bury vim Jas.
River Caa"l, ind TO sos,h- western Vir-
ginin Und Tennessee via Va. d Il.
md Eass Tenn. n virsinia
Railroads.
L AM PREPARED TO FORWARD MERCHANDISE
II ON the musi favorable terms and without delay.
Having control Of tri.weeky line Of boats, (Which will be
made daily the business will justify H. which com
pei I" leave other day full no; full goods obtain
ed longer than is actually get them from the
wharvcs rmr through from New York to Knoxville, only
Twelve or thirteen days
owing late reduction In Tolls the Canal the espcn
Sos This route little than half Of hat they
by the Sou'h Side Railroad.
fE Charges n,arabiy follow the goods TO their desna
,iuu. ALFRED S LEE.
f0r4ardsnR ana Com. Merohdnt,
jy l3ts TIN the Dock. Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

NHGUNgsIN GOAI..-Wc beg leave To cnli
1VA the The citizens Iyn"hurg to article
of coal which rais from the celebrated coa hars
of Mr.. JERi NiAH KYLE, Montgomery County
This coal has been tried by ot the citizens Of Il ncl
burg and in instance given satisfaction.
We will hay" always hand article Of this Coal snta
bic iur burning Stoves, which will s,l at 20
busicl Cal! aud see IL
tH Always on Eani II large stock
Is, permission refer To the following gentlemen.
G.. W. But rpN. Gro. NJ EuCkIH,
n. Is. THURMAN. w. W. MoshY,
Ifr JOHNSON & TO
CHRISTIANS, WHALING & MONTAGUE.
p3l l6u
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<,ITY WILLS GROUND pLa.TEn.-l
',I,,

~ ~ TIT. IIntIIf'NI II TIL 1.1T,'' ~
ON GENERAL MERCHANDISE ONLY mGTS. l'lE 100
LltS-ON GROCEhTES. CROChERf QUEEASUARE
81, ONLI25 CTS PER loo ms, which includes all oxprn
from the wharNcS at Richmond TO Lyncburg. Guann
ly :, - per of 2UnJ lbs
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore received
will order stiii the ta"a
Goods through the above low SO send
goods the get the quicker and chrperI orw ard r
LEE, on the Dock
aug gl6s Richmond, va