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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-05

HyWhat is contentments
To sit in the house and see other people stick
in the mud.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-05

CHoLERA-This fell disease has once more
made lis appearance in England and there can
be no doubt, ifi be true to ITS antecedents that
it will visit the shores Of America during the
course OF the approaching summer. Should it
do so, it will again find unprepared. and the
usual mortality and panic will b. the result.
Six months previous to the outbreak of 1854, we
warned the authorities Of its approach, and
urgently advised the adoption of measures cacu-
lated to arrest IFS progress and disarm it, in
measure, of its power. Cor warnings, howev-
er, were unheeded, and mourning community
were insnlted by the solemn mockery enacted
by short-sighted and incapable officials, IN the
great activity displayed to check the progress
OF an epidemic which had gathered its victims,
expended its power, and was already rapidly on
the Montreal Medical Chronicle
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SUICIDE OF EX-PREsTDENT JoNEs OF Texas
.New Orleans, Jim. 12.-By an arrival from
Galveston, intelligence has been received that
DR.. Anson zones, Ex-President of Texas, COM
mitted suicide at Houston, on the Sth inst, by
blowing out his brains. The cause Of the act is
not stated. DR.. Jones had been prominent
citizen of Texas since period anterior 10 the
revolution which resulted in the independence
of that State After holding various Offices of a
responsible character, he was chosen President.
He was afterwards an ardent advocate of the
annexation of Texas to the United States. Since
Texas became one Of the States Of the Union,
DR.. Jones has acted as leader ofthe Democrat
&c party, second in influence only to Houston
sand Rusk. He was recently a candidate for
the United States Senate, but yielded place to
General p. Pinckney Henderson.
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0EThe question is discussed in some of the
Missouri papers, whether raising hemp is good
business. A much better business, certainly
than being raised by it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-02-05

AT Her PosT.-An old lady was very much
addicted to going to sleep in church-a habit
which she avowed she could not help. One
evening, prayer meeting was to take place in
the church of which she was worthy member,
and she informed her family that she was going
to it, One of her daughters said to her, 0It is
no use Tor you to 90 to church you will be
sure 10 go to sleep" 81 don't care ifI dos
she replied, 81 shall be at my post"
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G-"I shan't be with you great while,
Jane" said Mr.. Melter 81 shan't stay here
great while"
"Oh Mr.. Melter, how can you talk so :"
said Mrs. Meter, with a lugubrious expression
of face.
"Because," said he, T feel as if was most
gone. and that | am just passing away, like
cloud before the rising SUM-"
Mr.. Mrlter verified his prophecy the next
day. BY running away with a good and sympa-
thizing sister.
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Gan honest Jonathan from the interior
on his visit TO the metropolis, was awakened
one night by hearing the cry of "Oystes buy
any oysters :" in the mellfuous tones of ven-
der of The luscious shell fish, who was passing un
der the window of the hotel A noise so new
to him startled him, and he asked his roommate
what it meant.
"I'ts only oysters" replied bis fellow lodger
pettishly.
''Oysters !" exclaimed Jonathan, in astonish-
ment sand do oysters holler as loud;;as that 2"
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GA divine informed a sailor that the Dew
il was chained up.
"How long is the rope -
"Oh" was the dignfied reply, "ft extends
over the whole world"
''Does it," rejoinet Jaes, "Ii so The iubber
might as well be loose
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twspty sf1s Hs.filn rstsibe 81 ne dscfstns 81 the
cou5msn3 AT al ArteS1E on the first Of January,
Aptil SLY I'd sshSE when - deliveries have been
presentations Of bh in triplicate duly yous6s sa
No IN 81 tie 81 ,ssan reserved isl bet ali
the rejected articles Cd red under the contract have
been removed from thS ysrd unless special ~
the department. asfsS,S = =
be made by the pariies of the FIRST part in delivering all
or any of The articles mentioned any class bid for Of the
quality and the times aud places above provided then
and 10 that the said parties will forfeit aud paw to the
United States Of mnney no to exceed twice the
of such class; which may be recovered from time
to time according the act Of Congress in that case pro-
vided, approved March 8, 1913.
The sueties must sign the contract and their
blity be certified to by navy agent COLLECTOR district At.
torney or some other person satisfactorily known to the
bureau
be provided in the contract the bureau shall
have the power of annulng the contract without loss
damage to the government Congress shall not have
made sufficient appropriations for the articles Damed jr tor
the completion Of works estimated for and which this
advertisement is and shall also have the power to
diminish the quantities named in the classes not
headed miscellaneous " in the schedule, per
cent.
Persons whose offer shall be accepted will be notified by
letter through the post Office which shall be cOnsid
cred sufficient and they do enter into contract
the supplies specified within fifteen days from the date Of
notice from tho bureau of the acceptance of their Did,
contract will be made with some other person or
and the guaants of such defaulting bidder will be held
responsible for all de3iuquencies.
All offers not made IN strict nf0ry with this adYer.
tisement WILL at the option of the bureau be rejected
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified,
contracts will be ready for execution soon thereafter
: as may be practicable
27-t.
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JONES & MOORE.

~ lSS.ME.QUtCK,
N THE FAvORITE PERFUME.
Distilled from Fragrant
-TULIPS-
Kissme- quick the Perfume,
Kiss meg quick, the Sachet,
kiss-me quick Soap.
Impromptu ON the New Perfume.
"Kiss-Me- Qnck!"-an inviting name!-
Delicious the scent no doubt,
Which all the beaux will proclaim
No belle should be without.
IT'S well to caution ladies all
Beware if eer you use it,;
The Privilege that its name can grant .
Could any man refuse il?
--.. Just received and for sale BY &
Fe.. WARD & HUGHES,
Druggists.
Raleigh July IL, 1858. e.s t6-tf,
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KITTRELL'S CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
~ AVING DETER MINED TO MOVE SOIJTH

MIN ERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
LII next FALL offer for sale my valuable farm in the
comfy Of Granville situated Immediately on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad containing 900 acres of
which is original grwth-that part under cuva
ton being well adapted to the growth OF tobacco c"rn
wheat DC The Improvements all good Consisting OF
large and commodous dwelling, with all necessary lrm
buildings together wi Circular Saw and Grst MILL
also House kit,rels Depot. which is considered
fine place for bus
My MINERAL SPRINGS located within mile of the
Railroad considered very valuable The water having
been found by to medicinal qualities OF the
first order, and has cured of the must obstinate
Of Scrou aud effected remarkable cures in other
diseases after the patient had been pronounced ncurabe
by the best physicians-a Of which be substantaed
by the evidence Of many respectable These Springs
have been largely patronzed for several years by nvads
of whom have been permanently cured and all speak
favoraby of the beneficial effects Of the water aes
been under the necessity of refusing admance to hum
dreds of visitors wishing to the water whom was I'M
prepared to accommodate
Persons wishing TO embark in this business will find it
opportunity rarely met with. The location the adyau-
tageS Of the Farm and Mills together with the unsurpassed
merits of the WATER all combine to render this Of the
most desirable SITUATIONS in the county.
For further particulars those wishing to purchase
call and examine for themselves get any information by
addressing at KIhrelrs, Granville County, n. c.
GEO. KITTRELI.
kittreiS. n c., April l. 1858. 3U-M.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RALEIGH

TO THE PEOPLE OF RALEIGH
SURROUNDING COUNTRY
WE OFFER FOR SALE, UPON TERMS
w decidedly liberal those long talked of PIANOS Of
ours that have borne the test Of more than TWENTY
YEARS TRIAL. We will give still theprivilege of Trial
before payment is made and with this proposition before
you. surely harm from addressing o line
or two ON the subject.
E4r E. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg. Va
Nay 25, 1858. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
- - ------.--
x BBLS. FRESH PINE APPLES
- 5:sS ~ Received this day, -
asessss5Szs.s, sssts. sTlsSS At JONES MOORES.
Raleigh, July Is, S58. 4 81
WooD ron THE CAPITOL.

~ SseRErARY,s Opr1cs +
800 Raleigh, July i, 1s58.
SEALED, PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
y until the l6.h Of Angus NEXT. for supplying ne
in the Capitol for the ensaing winter The Wood to be
delivered and measured in the Wood house The Capitol
groundsto be Of good sound oak hickory, cut into
pieces four feet long. Some six eight cords of good
kindlipg wood to be included.
Bidders to specify in their bids how much per cord or
the bid will not be received.
TSzSse-s5 e. 49, Secretary of State
tss7.z. ,ss.I-.-% Std
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$40 REWARD.
II WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
IL the apprehension and confinement in any Jail in the
State, of my negro girl Car line. She is very likely
brown muatto about Is years DID, and weighs 100 or 40
pounds She supposed to be this time in the county
Of Sampson And hereby forwarn all persons from har
boring said girl as will rigdly enforce the law against
all su.h.
w. H. HARRISON.
Raleigh, N. c., May Is, 1858. 4O-tf
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from tine Memphis Morning Bulletin, May q, 1851
nouncng the resumption Of practice here by Dr. Samuel
Gilbert, in conjunction with his son, Dr. T. Gilbert. To
those of old citizens who have been familiar with the
remarkable medical of Dr. Co. in his peculiar line of
practice nothing needed inspire them with confidence
in his in treating the class of diseases for the
Of which he has attained wide celebrity 1t will be
that he is associated with his son. graduate Of
the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, AFTER AN ABB
IL SENCE OF SEVERAL YEARS. engaged in the sue
cessfn prosecution of his presun especially in the cities
Of New York and New Orleans, has returned to MEMPHIS
Tenn and is prepared to treat CHRONIC DISEASES,
procured the assistance of his son. SILAS T. GILBERT
NJ. graduate of the jefferson Medical College of Phila
delphi and who has had ample professional experience
the cities Of New York and Charleston. patients will be
treated on favorable than heretofore.
~ SLAVES will be boarded, lodged and treated for
81 81 per day.
Particular attention paid to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases peculiar to females Cancers, Tunors, Ulcers,
Syphilis, etc.
During DR.. Giberts absence from this section of the
Union certain persons have to the great derment of
many Of those who have employed them, attempted to im
tate him. protesting have thorough knowledge of his
remedies mode of treatment. The public is her. by
notified that DR.. Gilbert has no specific remedy for any
disease, that his success has been almost wholly owl
his personal skill anil experience The judcous Of caus
tic applications requires fully much professional sagacy
and experience does the successful of surgical
struments.
w Pamphlets Of Testimonials etc., for erauitous dis
trlbuon may be bad on personal application, or by ad
dressing
DRS. S. Il s. T. GILBERT,
$50 Main Street, Greenlaw's Building.
June 20, 1853. Sim.
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Dissolution of Copsrtnership,
vn>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk.
IL ISrlNG under the name and firm of ROYSTER
JONES MOORE, is this day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent Joseph Jones james A. Moore aous are .,'.ser
business All persons indebted to said firm will please
come forward and settle.
JAMES N. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES.
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, July l, 1853.
JONES & MOORE,
ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR THE LIB
IL ERAL patronage bestowed upon the old firm. and
respectfully that they have associated
in business at the old stand where always be found
cheap and full assortment of Family Groceries, Their CAPT
tai being limited they compelled to adopt the Csh
plan, which will be hereafter strictly adhered to-
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE.
LUST RECEIyED-,
JONES L MOORE.
July IL, 1853. 56-tf
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Raleigh. July IL, 1858.
N. c. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.

u. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. CT
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL. Be RECEIVED
- at this Office until 10 O'clock, A. NJ. 18th of August
next for the purchase of 100000 of N State Coupon
Bonds issued under An Act to ncorI the Western
LIST July, 1885, = 57.92''.''f- u
The above Bonds viii have Coupons for interest at
per cent per annum attached payable LIST January and
July in each yesr. 33s7s& 50 -. >-s.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank Of
the Republic New unless where the party prsers
have them payable al the Treasury ofthe State. I
Successful bidders upah being informed 6f th1
q their bdds CAN deposit The amount Of their
ct Cape Fear, Raeieh. & = -. -
Parties bidding Will please address their tatfs
Proposs Tor N G. Stoeks . the undsrsiaasd 4 "a
he bids will q opensd Il he Governor
tds Bank Of The Stare
5 d " CORR !.
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yfssezsos.s W. W. WOODED.
Dry Goods and Groceries, No. 1, Hareett St.,

- KALEIGH, N. G. =. =
VETuL KEEP CONSTANTLY. ON HAND THE
w following articIes Sugar, Coffee Tea, ALBANIAN
tine and Tailow candles Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Of all
kind 70 suit the Smoking Tobacco at Scots per dog
Crokey and Tin Wares Juniper Buckets and Horse Buck
cts; Meal Flour and Corr; Boots and Shoes; Cotton
YAM Domestcs at prices suit purchasers prints Of diff
ferent collars; Flane Keys an Goods for Pantaoons
knit Shirts and drawers Comforts; Soap of all kinds
Peume and many other thing too tedious TO mention,
all OF which will be sold cheap for cash. country pro-
oucce. Give me Q call $50 49,
Decs1l l0-tf
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ICE!EICE!! ICE!!!

ICE!EICE!! ICE!!!
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ERECTED
large House adapted to The business, which he has
filled with ICE, will supply all orders sm any part Of the
State, adjacent to Railroads. at cent per pMd
His House being located within few feet of the track of
the Atlantic and orthCarolina Railroad he will forward
Ice in any quantities free of extra charge except package
and freight.
To any person wishing regular supplies of Ice during
subscriber atters himself that he will be able to make
sfactory arrangements with his customers the price
and for its prompt and speedy delivery.
A. T. JERKINS
Newberu May 20, 1858. 45-lM
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!. CHAs: = PALMER,
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsrRYs
,TSlHE SUBSCRIBERS Have JUST COMMENCED
sPokE RMS and r buees AND vsSes
s 3. s ee s s s
All they ask is examination and trial of their work.
is the only Of the kind SO far as they
know in North Olna for manufacturing spOkes rims
and shafts by machinery.
The subscribers rely confidently the patronage of their
W. d. WILLIAMS.
E -......-.-s.... N. s. HARP
Raleigh jan 1S. 1885, 6-f
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDES, &c.-ThE
a hss ?saf g. e1ss
guilty; BOYS AND WAGON Con sARDhEs; cAkRIAGE.
which will BE- sold for cash. short credit to punc,ual
buyers. Orders thankfully received, and promptly exc
cuted ~, -.-.-
Raleigh, March ls, 1858. Eft.
VVRUNKsI TRUNKS! TRUNhss-sO SOLE
Il LEATHER and other Ladies and Gents Travelling
Trunks; Valces; Carpet Leather and Cloth Travelling
Bags, in store and for sale by ,,,,,,,,r,e
RALEIGH March ID, 1858. EFT
Water Wheels! Water WheeIsy
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN
w DEWATER'S Improved Jonval Turbine Water
Wheel Mills and Faciories of every description; and
all wishing improve their power will find
their address by letter. stating the number
of feet heat! and fall their usual of water the kind
of machinery be driven; then give the price of
the wheel what will furnish wheel and principal
gears warranted do certain of work. Time
giDe to test tie Aee and if it does not come up to our
figure the wheel and to be delivered to us ut the
mill Of the purchaser
HEATH Il STEVENSON.
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent Richmond, Va.
April 20, 1913. 34-ly.
HOOP IRON.-A FULL SUPPLY OF q, e, !,
Ii ~. ~, ~, ~, and inch Hoop Iron, constantly
hand and for sale in lots to suit, by
: April Is, 1855. 3Z-oh
ID EFINED IRON OF ALL SIZES. ROUNDS AND
II squares from Il inch to inches Flats from inch
to inches, suitable for TRES Bolts Shaftings Railroad
and Machnists purposes generally to which We invite the
attention of Manufacturers.
GILLIAN DUNLOP
April 49, 1883. s2-sm
NJOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING, AT
IL MAY Term. 1885, of the COURT OF PLEAS AND
QUARTER SESSIONS for Wake County qualified Ad-
mnistrator of JOHN NJ FERRELl deceased hereby gives
notice all persons indebted the estate of the said de-
ceased call upon the undersigned and pay up; and to
those having claims demands against said estate to
them within the time prescribed by law, this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery zls day of May
1858.
u. FERRELL.
47-td.
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ICBt ICE!l ICE!ll

EAIRBANK'S SCALES.-THE UNDERsrcypn
Agents for these justly celebrated Scales are prrna
accurate Scale, with all descriptions of ''e ana
RAILROAD TRACK AND DEPOT SCALES
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES,
HOPPER OR WHEAT SCALES from e5 to 5Oo bush,
FLOUR PACKING SCALES, '''Hes'
GROCER AND COUNTER SCALES, &c &C.
These Scales are more extensively than auy o,be
and have been long and severely tried and in in;
stance have given entire satisfaction. III
Far sale at manufactured prices, delivered in WmD,.
ton, Charleston or Petersburg, by
GILLIAN & DUNLOP
=-a-s.~|- III Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va
1apTH I'D, 1000. 32-3m
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Building! Building! Building!!!
1HYEIE STJRSCRIRERS WOITTn RESprCr

BuIIdIng BuIld1ng! Bu1Idlng!!
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
IL fully inform the public that they are now dressing
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST Hill 'llisbury,
NC.
Pailings Baluses Brackets aud all kinds of ornamental
woodwork Finished in the best sye) furnished at short
notice. Their Sashes and Blinds Of heart pine and poplar
are not surpassed by any in the State Orders from dis
lance puncuay attended to- All work done at their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
They also prepared take Contracts for erecting and
fitting up all kinds of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished, if desired Terms reasonable.
MURDOCH, DARBY CO.
Salisbury, June 5, 1858. 46-6m.
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NOTIONS.
MERCHANTS WHO WANT TO BUY NO
MI TIONS and FANCY GOODS cheap. and select from
the most extensive stock in this City, should not fail
call upon US.
We have also full assortment of Hosiery, Gotes En-
broderies &C., all of direct Importation which
we are determined to sell at the lowest prices
FRED. FICKEY SONS,
$50 Baltimore st.
Baltimore, Nd
Nav % 1884 4l-Sm
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URE8S GUOUE AND FRENCH yWVHAS Al
PRIME COST,
IUyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL. SELL THE FOL
LOWING GOODS at prime cost for Cash, comprizing
q very handsome assurtment:-
Printed LAWNS French Jsconetts, and Organdie Ausns
Printed Berages and Tissues;
Plain Grape De Expausves;
Challie, Chalhe De Lane, and Berage De Lame;
Coaored Silks and Foulard Silks. -s
~ ALSO,
French Worked Collars, in great Variety and Prices
Under SIeeve Linen Collars and Muslin and Linen Sets.
80 J. BROWN,
No Fa- etteville Street.
Raleiet June 90 1853. $3.50 -.-.-s, Est.
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900 to I GOO Balcsof Cotton per Annum.
II AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
Rocky Mount Mills, Edgecombe county: N. g, svo to
Railroad Depots free Of feghts punc,ual custom
on three months time discount Of ~ per cent for
Cssh-Cotton Yarn, Seine Irvine, Pillow Lines &c.
Orders addressed to WILLIAM & BATTLE Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe county N c. will be promptly attended to
March %, 1858. 2Alypd
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DOGERS, FAMILY FLOUR CONSTANTLY
IL on hand, and for sale by
Raleigh, March 10, 1858. %-a
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siriscEI1AnHous.

CORN FIELD PEAS FOR PLANTrr.
~ Bushels Of excellent variety, put up IN @-oo
Bushels each. 9ss4e r :" BUCKS *
( For sale at
Raleigh, March q, 1853 '%IES
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So .l-l 3 =.
80.
=
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Whepne juniper cedar and cypress lumber and timber
and sand class No. To- Slate No. H. Iron No ony
and spikes, class No. 10, See class No. IA, Files class
No Paints oils and glass class No. IT, Ship chandIe-
go Hay; class No 81 frovender; class No r. Charcoal
class No. e. betting packing hose, &C.; class No. 2 Iron
The schedule will state the times within which articles
schedule is not used the periods in it for deliveries
must be copied in the bids All the articles which NAV he
conraced for must be delivered at such place or places
including drsyage and carriage to the place where used
made may be directed BY the Commanding officer there
given to American And bdders viii NV taI be
notice that article will be received after the expiration
Of the period specified in the schedules for the completion
of deliveries unless specially authorized by the depart
ment and that authority rs vested in any other parties
than those named in the CONTRACT to modify change the
eonff4 either ~ TO extension of time quality or
quantities of materials. 49,
is to be provided in the contract and to be distinctly
articles enumerated in classes headed Miscellaneous
specified as the pra6 quantity which may be required
the contractor furnish less Of the said
sied articles and IN such quantities. and at sek tie
e Ss sss
sxc.s must b authorized BY the butea and 70
anisi.ions sess tho,eh the shA,t saf
1855 md Ss Quantities Seoair be more g. H.
th.n those 4hs prices shall feain The anne
qua delivered rod order, ss of an and ererv
charge or expense 10 he and subject 10 The
IL respects Is Is. conmapssni
thereof Bidders are 20 the yard plans spsc
css Contracors for classes headed ~
"a a9s 5ssds = .hsss &c :r.ial.s
5 5 81 !. sass sti sss 81 ;ss 8
SS.ea .sa. sasilt eoptr.st saslf ~;
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SWEDES. HAMMERED AND ENGLISH
- Iron, large always in Band, Horse
Shoe and all descriptions of Carriage Iron. Best Cast
Steel English and American, Bstered and German Steel
For sale by E...,
GILLIAN DUNLOP,
12l Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Va.
April Is. 1853. ..4 32-3m.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
- INSANE ASYLUM with thousand cords of pine
oood will be received by the undersigned until the 18th
Of July. ~ -@ts z-s's -
The wood must be of the original forest growth feet
long, and will be measured the grounds Of the Asylum
CHAS E. JOHNSON, .7i
4 - KEMP P. BATTLE, ; Ee. Com.
VIM. W. HOLDEN,