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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

fuel and money during the hard Of Winter in
particular, and at al times in general.
In the Bush Inn there was mighty kitohen-it is
there yet presume fthe house be kept up inn
down the center of which extended mammoth table
II was the delight Of this Boniface every Christmas
day. to cover this great table with glorious load Of
roast beef and plum padding inked, most plenteous
w. with double home brewed, of such mighty strength
and glorious favor that might well have called it
mat-wire rather than malt-hquor. AT this table, on
that day, every who pleased was welcomed TO ait
down and feast. Many to whom good dinner
object did 30; and nobler sight there in Bristol
amid all its wealth and hospitality than that of honest
John Weeks at the head Of his table, Justify carving
and earnestly pressing his guess to sat, drink, and
be merry
Nor did his generosity content itser with this. 1t
the Of the house aud Of the day. when the
repsst was ended, and the guests had drank some
toasts, commencing with The King, God bless HIM"
snd be that their gratitude did not forget their
generous entertainer that each person should 90 TO
worthy John Weeks in the bsr and there receive his
cordial wishes for macy returns Of the genial season.
They received thing more-for according TO their
several necessities, small gift in money was pressed
upon each. To one man crown-to another half g
guines-to third, as more needing il, guinea On
the whole some fifty or siIty guineas thus dis
pensed. The gross amount night not be muoh, but
the good Gone was great. and on that one day per-
hsps John Weeks thus expended good portion Of his
annual net profts though less, il might be- than many
plethoric Alderman would lavish on q single enter
tainuent 70 peuons of hi. own rank who did not re-
quire, and would scarcely thank him for it.
On one particular year, it had bsen noticed during
tie months Of November AID December, that mid
ds.aged man, whom DO frequentsr of the Bush I'm
appeared 10 know, ard who appeared 10 know no one
used to yist the coffee room about noon every day
ard calling for siIpenpy glass Of brandy and wster
lit over il until he had carefully gore through the pc
russ Of the London paper Of the preceding evening
which used 20 aIive soout n hour before his visit
owing TO Mr. Palners then cent soceleraton of mail
cosch travelling from i've 70 eight miles an hours
novelty which, 81 that time considered 10 be the
accomplishment Of very extraordinary speed. The
landlord Of the Bush seerg how anxious the reduced
gentleman Was TO resd the London psper, made il be
understood tina. while he had if in hand no oae
else ives 10 expect IL Thus, without being pressed
for time the reduced gentleman was allowed 70 re .d
bis paper at his ease, which he did apparently CON-
mencipg with the title on the frst psge, and ending
with the imprint on the last
Garments in that state, which though no. actually
"shabby," may be described a. sesdy;" beaver.
which, mo4t rusty ard nspeis, was carefully brushed
faded gloves-spa.terdsshes Of doubtful hue, COW
e,ipg st0es which sppeagei 70 have been made for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
Faulkner in Danger.

The Washington correspondent of the New Or
leans Delta, alluding to the various schemes of re-
tr~enchment that will be proposed in Congress,
mentions among the rest the following:
There will also be q reduction Of three hundred
thousand dollars in the estimates Tor the armories
vt Springfield and Harper's Ferry. This strikes
At tho personal interests of Hon. &. J. Faulkner.
In whose Congressional District Harper's Ferry is
situated. The Virginia elections come Of in the
sition. 'ff"
10 reduce the expenditure of public money at
Harper's Ferry at this particular iuncture. or tn
order such q reduction for the next fiscal wear,
might be injurious to Mr.. puulkuer's prospects.
We trust this information is true-as we'll 70,
theeAsct which the writer thinks will result from
1t, a. It il because the duty of Congress to econo.
mike The public money in every possible mode
Like all other good news, though, we are afraic
It il too good to be true.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
Qualifications of q Congressman.

Suek1ucotloug Oh = Soukrossnen.
TAs Cincinnati ooumsrcial states that a hght
occurred recsnsly % Indiana betwcen q Mr.. Col
grove. . nember Of The Legislature and Mr.. Jno.
L. Robinson. . former member of Congress and
now United States Marshal. After three or four
rounds, Colgrove got Robinson down and pun
melted him severely. The Commercial gravely
concludes its account of the affair by saying Let
Colgroye be sent to Congress
Does that paper mean to shy that the champion
ship of the ring is the best recommendation for
Congressional honors9 1t woul1 scem 81. The
idea is not spsh a novel one after all. What was
Mike Walsh cont to Congress for. except IN re-
ward Of his services in bullying and whipping Of
Opposition voters from the pollsf
We shall look out for Morrisey and "the Be
nic,a boy" among the honorable members Of the
next House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

The Su.vivoRo OF THE Sur MARGARET Tyson
Tho brig Azor, Capt. Burke, arrived at this port
yesterday morning from Fayal. brings home John
Kennedy. the only survivor of the ship Margaret
Tyson. Captain Morris, which sailed from New
York for San Francisco August 26. Kennedy was
picked up in Ion. 400 blythe schooner Dread. while
drifting on the ships house aud left at Fuyal.
whence he was taken to this port by tho Azor.-
lie confirms the report given at provincetown and
autographed to this city. lie states that the shin
was capslIed in a gale on Saturday, the 9th, THE
month not stated. and sunk on Sunday morning.
the captain and all the crew, save himself and four
others, going down with her. The five succeeded
In getting on the ships house. where one after
another died, either from fatigue, from famine or
from thirst.
The last man died two days before Kennedy wo,
picked up. Kennedy says they were ON the
ships house seventeen days, because the man
who persisted last said they had passed three
Sundays there. and it was four days after this
that he was rescued from his awful position by the
schooner Dread.
lie describes his suferings as intense, being SO
exhausted from hunger and thirst as to be able,
at the last, to chew Il piece of flesh cut FROM the
thigh of his last comrade after bis death.
lie says he sustained life by catching seven
small fish with his hands, at various times,
aud occasionally caught water when it rained in
the same manner.
"hen he arrived at Fayal he was a living .kel.
eton' the heshy part Of his leg being no larger
'nsn . mans wrist. lie has now nearly recover
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
fr the Irginian.
Hon. Lucas p THOMPSON

11Oh 1IuSaS L uOllp5Ou
Why is il that thu claims oi tins nbie and Dis
tinguished iurist, as the success + II Judge sam
uels on the bench Of the Supreme Court "t Ap-
peals. should be overlooked A. man of talents
he is not surpassed 10y my ii the gentlemen
whose names have been suggested. His legal ne
quircments are Of u very high order. and equal
To those of any man in the district. Ills habits
arc fine, and his moral character Of the highest
aud most elevated order. lis industry aud pm
tent and lnborious investigation Of all cases
which he has to decide, is well known to the mem
bcrs OF the bar in the courts over which he has
presided, with brilliant success for the last twenty
eight years, and above all, his purity of character
and uprigltness and impnrtinlliy as a Judge. can
not lie surpassed. A man of such character, aud
of Judge Thomp~on's ripe experience nv n jurist,
would he mn acquisition 10 the Court of Appeals
Bench. This liz not all, he is one of the yer, best
accountants III the State, III or out of the judicial
office, and in this particular would lie of decided
advantage to the Court.
! am one of those. and my experience is not a
short one. who believe that advancement in the
Judicial Office would greatly tend to secure tho abil-
ity, and efficiency Of the judiciary, the most impor-
tnnt Of the Departments of our government, by
stimulating the industry, labor. research and az
tivity of our Circuit Courts. Judge Thompson is
now about sixty years of age, n in fine health.
and has had an experience of % wears ON the Cir
cult Court bench and in that particular has claims
beyond any man in the district. and some four or
five in the Special Court of Appeals, in both of
which he has distinguished himself "a able, faith
full, diligent and accomplished. | trust the men,
bers of the bar in Judge Thompsnns circuit will
take this matter in hand, and testify in no unmis-
taxable or equiv"cal manner to his merits.
A MExBER OF THE AMHERST x NELSON BAR.
The papers in the District will please copy.
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ed from the effects Of his suderings it having been
over two months since his rescue.
lie is an I~rishman, twenty-thTee years Of age.
Ave feet and four inches in Insight, Of compact
figure and will weigh now about one hundred and
thirty-Ave pounds. lie has red hair. and his
whole appearance indicates a person calculated IN
endure a great deal; nevertheless his endurance
for so long q time. IL his account is correct, must
be owing to the mild regions Of the Gains of Can
Ger. lie resides in New York, and will leave for
that city to-day, lie is stopping at the Sailor.
Courier.
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FGTI DAYS


~ 'Arcnt,d "y D~wm - Davis To u, um.r.isnsd' a.
! ,"st,c | Ian pi"e'd, on HE l1lh of FEBRUARY nc,t II
mir If rot, the next fai' day. to sell Il, pub ic auction. N ~
A. n,:," , { n. hie1,s st lilarr Attract or ga
Ever. atloinir = the lands e Hiram Clcaiw God. lane p,r
p ming Inrp'srs with a Email DWELLING. and o'haF " !"
"on"s About haif Of the tract is in original f. rest growth
the l'ain"" on /. 2rnl yc'rs pr,trriy srcnrcd' ar . ~ n mn. :. a. n
''h l"n i e n en- ; A. may be agreed up;" on til, day = .lc.
IN FLOYD INT virtue Of The proyi,inns ., I.
Del o. trust, ,Arcui"d by Samuel wr,liie and wife. bearing
Clerks oti' 2 Il the z" ntv tnur, OF Fioy.l county ,h m u, N
aer,,snei VIII on the 90 h day of FEBKl AIRY. II . offer
% M e ny way at public a elton. in fr"ni of tho Com 1. -
house ""r OF Floyd c uaty. that valuable TRACT or IN
hanp; "l"n W men The said wcddle now resides. ~. I
lhs IA FI"yd ""nnty. upon The waters at lirc,sv Creek vim,
= mics Ut the C"uri house. containing ,.twc zen 400 and 5nl
fresh, and about '4oo 10 un IL r fence in a I'm. stahc If a. IN i" :"
9 Al" about % acres ot line Mea low Land upon II. and tho
e'tire trac, is admirably ad ,ptcd to the produrIion If whea'
ins building. consists Of } W story pwel Ing Houses.
m'athrr-u"ari'd and eel u. with brick climn VS.. sink,
hoaAe, Barn aud all necessary Ont h"rNs Ton, enic,t to the
buildings there is a fine bnil spring Il : II e and pcv.r talng
"atel, a'd the entire tract is nhuud nifty supplied with st,,,ms
., INNING ~atcr 1t is NOT often tha' , III re d. sirahie trsct
sooe !" n.ixhn %rrS" G' c%l"; And persons d '.r"s ay,ome in a
v,,i"rnt would d" vel examine h land before the d,y 81
sslr; Il VIII H." shown by Mr. wedd-. ny y
TERMS or SALE.-s coo Of III. pur, base monc, ~ y, ~,
feq"lred y" hand; upon the rem"indri. a credit ii AMI =,
proved perS"n'l security, and the title withheld nil III. 3 n
tire purchase money Is pail
' '"hh u "' we ' u HhIirstiona b,, Int
ac''hR - trustee, ] shall cor vcy surh II lr aniy rs is csmlt IN
me by the said deed before referred t..
jan l9c2tsd4tl HENRY LANE T...
r1NKUsTEE's SALE or A Vi.
l" OF a dcea Of trust made by Milton NJ. Pan ks anl vi =.
me subscriber, hearing date on the 9th da, Of Septrmt,,
ie'e, aud "f rec I'd In he Clerks office Of the County T. mr. OF
h"'u'f.' county, J. shall proceed, at Amherst Court house. on
,n' ID" M'NhAi In FEBRUARY next. lsJ9. that b.ing
t"nft davJ 10 offer for sale. by way If public anrtinn. 10 The
histe.t bidder. for cash. A NEGRO MAN. named GEnnGE -
re D u the anne allotted to the 81 4 Parks and v lie. in a
di'lribntion Of the personal estate of Cap. james Dayis. dc d
SAIL slaVr Ia young and very likely.
L he title ia hollywood In la tr,u..,, putl. 49, 1T
'fy only -uth As is vested In me by the d-cd aforesaid.
jan la.ci3l feb GEO HYLIoN Trn.,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
Our Horrible Department.

We find the above paragraph in several of our
exchanges. 1t reminds us Of he increasing ten
icncy to crime in this country. if we may Judge
by the "horrible departmental the press. Scarce
" n paper d, we take up without finding half II
dozen eases reported, OF the horrible Murders,
suicides, elopements. and 50 nth, are enzetted to
the reader, not 80 much from CHOICE of tho editor,
as from the Consciousness. that such thing. are
largely read. y gentleman who WAS news editor
Of the Richmond Wing. when it was under tho
contrul of Edward William johnston. told US once
that Johnston was frequently in the habit of AK
ing him iii he had served ups dish OF horrors"
for tho morrow's paper. lie knew TINT such
things were looked for. Probably the press, by n
combined movement, could correct the pahlic taste
in this rcspcct-but the misfortnnei is there can be
unanimity among the profession. We doubt if
Bennett would have taken n Thousand ,lnllar-cash
for his profits on his papers containing the long
drawn-out report of the l1urdell case III New
York.
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SALES BY
4 THIS DAY.
Br BRYAN AKERS. Arcrlo>rrr
mrowrAST a>DrEnTmproRs Sal.

npORrANT AM p ERF sa.1
=. .WD wDR ri OF DRY GOODS AT AIcI -
. h"ssefr n"'"r the Na.wik I"usr. Ssiu ~,
In'ay Nlth'' January lih, is'. mt : oirlork. T.. Al. and
c"n'in"o each dv aud evening nnti al Ia d,su.,..d or
Sai"~ every dsy AZ 10 4 ". ari 2 p N. CIR + ALL. -
ihsf"L c"irpris : the large - ss ,rtn,rt nj Iry ~ II.
6t'r IN rcd u auction IN ths tifN. ahd eu,,si.t. ~ 80,
Ere 81 1Ed En ish lrn,i { n;h-. Dn. shi,. ,ss,.m.,.
iwe"i-. salt httts k"nt1rky Jr ~. vs-,iu,s Hand. - / / r
u NJ Sims Under SHIRTS, l'rawrrs. 81 IVES. Brarrs AZ
HnH" ftrnrh "''hc shawis, hong and square
French ttli q ni BAY States. al, wo,l. Inn 80 -.
Scotch VI Ill. Cs-h"-r- Thb I. Wool stella. ~. - a.
mere and L,ria Shawis G. oaks &c. '"e'
DRESS GOODS -Auire Antique. bs x aml 4 ,n,, sEt.
P"nlin-, French Casimc,c. Eoh,s a'Quil. Wool plaid, -.
Gaia FIiis, Parmrit - Cphures, DE .aincs, f;in.Lans pin.
Mu>hns, sr "' ! NM
LINENS -o""tlc Satin - unqsk Table Ciotis all sizes and
pttt'fts. NHPktis. DWly'v p,iin Linen, fine aud extr, Hrn.n
In" .i'thS extra tn" >hccn't and rnwriIins Gems aiai
Ladi"s' litrn iIdndkerchicfs, Hosiery. Sc.
Mars lies Courterpanr- l. ,ucaster Quits, ehcet.ny Rf,l,,,
u Jun Isl nk"is aud IN tact every hing Usual y f,unI IN aIirzt
The Ladies' arc resp" fully i ted to attend Sales nj IN
AN. 2 VI, aud + NJ. All goods variant, ii a. re,r,s .n,.i
Jhi'" u AkEkS, Aur innr,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
4 Profitable anu Well Established
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

HAVE tor sale. A NENSIAiiI. M job FIJI F, in
l q g""i aud healthy lacatan-thr ~ cr having 4 LARGE
tlR' LAlloN AND fIiisf RATE ADVERTISING
AND JOB PA HOMAGE Any suitable person with IA small
capital. now has an Opportunity t'r "A profitable investment -
] "ils sell either all or halt nj the ,staiI shmcnt. The business
OF the ON g * now In n f,nti>i tng condition. For further
Information, address me at the utiee Of The IIYinian. /, ncl.
burg, Va A. ADDIII
ian l7dim NcwSrupcr Advert sing Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

AssArLr on HIRAM PowERs.-A private letter
received IN Charleston, from an American at Flo
renee, under date Of the 10th December, contains
the following rep"rt, which is published in the
Charleston Courier:
There is II young American here. a painter, hv
the name of Nj, who is deranged. On the LII
he came near sllling Mr.. Powers, who was EN-
dcavoring to persuade him to return 10 his rest
iencc. He afflicted II blow on the face Of Mr.. Pow
ers, and onleavorcd to draw a knife, but WAS for
tunatcly d,sarmed by MIR. p.
lie was taken to the office Of the American com
mercinl AS'nt. and the affair is yet under under
consideration. His friends are watching him MS
closely and Lelicatcly as possible, and all are anx-
lous To avoid the necessity Of a committal either
to the prison or hospital.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
The kentucky Democracy.

Ths candidates were all Colonies, and half vera
old WhisA not one Of whom-the Old Mhivs-re.
ceived . solitary crumb Of comfort in the xav. f.
nomination. although several Distinguished Dem.
ocrats eloquenay and patheticaHy insisted upon
thsjss6cs Of plasing some Of then on the ticket.
A moro anxious body Of politicians than these
same Old Wings, to get nominations. says the
Commercial, were never before seen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

By BRYAN AKERS, ArcrioxEER.

immediately after the .nI Of W..
~ l /. Johnson : property, On the goth inst, will sen nj
IN. r"s lrncr. convenient, all If my HOUSEHOLD AND
kiiCHLN FURNITURE. including a superior ROSEWOOD
two good M,ItlI COWS. niw giving milk ,ls, A
first rat COOK, without incumbrancc.
ian IL ItlI.u - W VIIrNrEp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

~ am n candidate for reelection to the
Of the Court OF Hastings. fr this city.
i'm I dli,fc JAMES DESAGU.
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a TuCircuit Court pm isurd aud held for Nci.
"A : ne unity, a. the Curt A"ns", On I hursi.y. tie 1tn lay
ct O,tn ar, 1893.
John W Wit, pauig.
AGAINST
VIM II. " cbher and Msrls Jane his wife, Alex Brown.
lr' s'r r AID Martins Jt1' " o.b"f, aud the SANE as Adj
III, iStrat"i 81 1hos T. Fortune Defendants
This cause cam" on TIA. IL. IL h" heard upon the IN igncut
1t luIt~. tahiHs h" in ii c,ttrfs 1t n To all the Dozen lan's,
ic INlit rs, and WIS d,,u = j., counsel, "a cullsidcralluu
"to',"t ia" tonrt "itir"t d.. ! X any OF the lpts ions raj,
eel ~ sad D.l, but Ia order Ia, nab.r the C4uii 10 do 80. doth
sd a. g", "rlrr aud d,clrra III Ibis cause be- referred to nncot
III, I unHbI>si 'u,I> ut TIT, III J.. lake tho itluuilr H.
,uuns 10 Wit:
III An account 90 tie l'aiai.hs demand. aud of all uthrr
d'l's 'nc hy te sam W rl,t,l -. tie Sd day of Ansnsi. leai.
tM' la" 81 nc r"cniil,on al Ia trtt. at trust, exhibited nth
lad tn, VIE III &h" h suh u ~; +tlw1St.
md An ncr' uni ot tine N",sr "t the estate. which passed TO
the said " ebtei, iron, the ,utt-taie. Thos. f Fortune, decd,
in iiGnt 81 ts " .f. n Il c,r, Wy 81 by his deed uf ,ressni, distin
guishirg b. tween The reaiA ami M personally. and .huwn.
what VII. Ut he va.ur ot la" sui W tbbcris Tendency by the
courtesy. III thr said real - ate sold or uusold.
nd An "rc"unt ct rh' : ri AK Browns Administration IN
the est.to oI til. aid IL. l. fortune, ineln ing an a count
wuh the distribute, Is, W cbh, / ;hI wife
4h. An account OF tue { al a"t personal estate held by the
pttaN ri the -t ias. /. /! a. l. 1T. deed and the u present
value tErr,tt stating The HnInH> axe
5h a.. account sh'w ing Ia, yaiuc of Mrs. WohbcrS equity
to a settlement IN HE prlstt al property. derived from her la.
Tiers estate. htNin. iee arr Ia Ter aye, the mum u and ages of
her clgidren. Ia icruhi ny 81 enmsiancts ut her husband and
herself n d any estate ln i@A have received from The said
ihos T. forunc. in srtue % III, marital r,shts.
Aud IL appearing to the e. ~ !. by the proceedings in the
tn.t II po,ii II Of the said real estate OF the said Thus 4. Fur
t"rc, dcvu has been sold III pr itisH The sad Commission
81 lI aac' raining the vail q said lcai cstai", viii, as Il" III II
sod he the n-,t amount I'll SAID sales, las reported in The SAID
cause.
Audi enable the ad Comnis .ioncr to state the Is, az.
cnuut. he j. Hutl oriZed TO convene the creditors OF thu sad
W, bh, r iy publishing the natire Of the time and place Il tax
in sad accounts, weekly. IA t'nr weeks, in the Lynchbnig
IHghidn, a NJ " spaper published IN the city Of .treibne.
ANA poe ing the same al lbs II HI door Of Neison Court M us,
col. -r,s.,
I, LOVING. Clerk
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Candidates for Clerkship.

e6g- CLERgsHIP OF THE lIusrISes Couxr.JI re-
speeifuliy announce myself q candidate foe tho once Of Clerk
Of The Has'lnRs Coart. Of the city Of Lynehburs.
taa 5dtaoie WIN. NJ. sEMPLE
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COMM RCIAL.
REPOR OF THE
L~ynehbsrs rebaecs asa Ssrsis Market,
cuaHErTgp NJ
GENAND Il TOOT,
C o M $40 A r 8.

TOBACCO There !. very lit'i- nj an, kini 81 To,,c"o
~ the mskei Til receipts are ~ coined pr n.Ipsl y 10 loose
parrrls II lusa wHirh ~ q int n . ID ~
WHEAT tin ae irr. gull -. " II y II ME - l." I'LL
high r r'i,s PINE White : III =.
~ qnoir \ tprr fine II -, t5i southern hdnr
In NV >"Ik j muaTy nth /, lnatel ii N. With an acitss dc.
mtud saw tn nj s.d u good brands : -Oa6 ~ - i.targ.
town s"d. .rifar i'ri.i si.urs cit. . ~ 10 Tor h hmonl
AID 81 20 for u sllrgo a. Il faxal1
COIN he Of rings are light. al trsees firm n g cent.
MEAL Is hell at 20 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19

feJ- We are requested TO announce JCNIUSC {.
DIDLAKE. az a candidate for the Clerk ship n the Hu,'ipg.
Iourt. Tor the city Of ynchbury. Iau q dtiof.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

AND TnE PEOpLE of
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you cnn Sell shcm B"rgnim-!
AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS or THE LINE
I III the X uiroai iron i.ynehburg to Knoxville al Ut ''rn
pzp- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "un
S,sa,Sii. NEWS, ur,..vl.
nnnHHluw kN"A1ihLn trcnn., wInIG
- NINDiGAfoR. J"nr.b. rough lem
RELIGIOUS lNTEIiIGESCEl. Morristown, Tenn,
GazhIrF IAN AeAi,ston.r.
V SfMnSTat. ,Abnslou.v.
I nENnGHiu. Lincry.v.
sAl.EM REGISTER, Salem, We.
TIE VISITOR, Marion, Smytha co, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, independence ur"ys"uco. Va.
v nhHnEEA Nine. r.ns"st+. Va.
IAKAN IEkALr. Chr.tianstnrr. Va
wyr,iEviiLE r,hts'RAi H. wythe,HNe. Va.
lNluN DEMOCRAT uuion. Noun, county, Va,
ADVOCATE, J.h"r-"nvile, TaA""rs. e"Glty, Va.
h RriiI rLIGAS. ,pan,i'o, Va,
- riE @Sol III whSr." icarishurs, Giles county, Va.
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rS"I will als"r"criNe and forward advertising =" any paper
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NrOIlCE.-W have n-.oeinted w,,h a., Va.
~ Is W. JoYNtn, wio has been with II. >cv.'Hl years, ant
ut No = Mai. street. RICHMu>p.N "a, in IT." house { ruu ry
.,ccupj.d by Mr. Jiur WINSTON. " ire vi always be leu 4
n large stots OF ti.UCERIFS AND FINE IIQt Ok>.
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RIcuMoSp, January LIST. lsJ9 imGdU ~.
IN Barrels OF Shrrptnn's Rye WHISKY
100 :" Gihsnu's lhilaie ha ENc WHISKY.
ao various other brands, choice
10 Applc Il andN
III casks pf fine Fren, h Il andy
10 pipes of Holland Gin;
41cask>" ~ Port, Madeira and Nal'ra Wine
80 BART els at common WHISKY, Gin and French brandy
100 pure Enm f"r Iuhnccontsis:
100 hogsl ca a If Sides and shoulders;
no barrels oi Coffee, Crushed Pow d,rcd and Granulated
Sugar:
l,UU Kegs of Nails
800 lloyrn nt Cords. of all sizes;
Rs nN Cegar+;
~ Barr Is Of Ale AMI Cider
10 lIo2shrstls of \. q. sugar:
~ barrels uf y. q. Molasse>;
tx sale by JONES & go,
Iap Is dts No. = Main Str 81, Richmond. Va,