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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07
ROOTS AM SHOus

'sNlE Subscriber has lust from the North and
a y now In receipt Of his oo shoe, Q5eI
Trunks, Ha!se, Carpet Rags &C 20 which he Woui HKt
most respectfully call the attention Of purchaser ~
conhdnt tai his stock be
and quality He particularly invites Country Merchants and OH
" buying 10 sell again to give him before asl
determined to sell low for Cash. quality Oh goods
can be bought In Of the Northern markets - - $50
He ) also prepared order ANYTHING In hi lin, IL ~,
best manner his stock materials /, very lar. ,r ~
best GU ,ity. ocT y X wJJfTr - So ~ 10y
tNOR BALTIu0RP.--TRI-W WEEK. r..
- ~ LiNE-POMHArAN STEAMBOAT Co s=s-zttS&.--S
ne steamer HEL'lDEiiE Capt VIM Kerne hsvn. s11i
StsS9 pIs.enee, Recommendations, will receive freight today
fhluAh aud up 20 the hour " II O'Clock
INST freight taken for Boston baltimore at low rates viii
srea aipateh Passengers viii please board before no
o'clock 81 Satur5y the hour
procured either orr ONCE In the slip opposite Columbian Hotel
OCT DAVID WA CIrRRIE
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COR BNLTIuoRF.--TRI
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND STEAM noA 4

ENOR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE-The Fin. r.
Il New Side Wheel Steamer GEORGEANNA EEs.-HstSz--iN
roN lying at Indians Wharf 8i
Tor the above places, and o'clock p 81 Ti steays
has excellent staoOm for YoT
ret OF passage apply At our oce, Gary Street. l9
and 18th, or TO the Captain, o q board. 49,
oc7-It w n CoIoT-rTr Co
lN0E PHILADELPHIA,E EVERY SAT- ,T-1@N
u IRDAI AND TJESDAY.-IheA Nn.
sp PENNSYLVANIA Capt David TesI l. now relY - T.Ss
freight, and will leave SATURDAY. Oct $ az ~ oeIoE Gor
freight having superior tons appv To
,.,,., u Y FUTILE Agent, Rockets
rate and With despatch - - 'orT@oI
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RLAok KS u as.or,uen, Black sss of ne be-,
esl --.------- oHILssE oHUSERY
OILs-oos ~ ara wa,sy solsF ON, ,ul,.sl, -, o.0.-.
'H FpNvSp, plyEElOEIt co.
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RICHMOND w HIG
To covREsPoNDENrS.

svLssrs busa~s rsstes addressed 20 tAs' Eacr as
HMo. -
Ire,es Se sides q e paper ,ru not bs puhs
al rie II long sanding ought 70 Dc kaon % al
osd b departed FROM obituary notices eesd-
40 eioAf Haes ara charged ybr = adrerti@eraSaAs
We ca rejected coransaicdtiors
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1850. FALL InPORTATIOYS. 1850. !
il lard " ARE
,,,, COACH < MATERIALS.
NJ are nos i receipt OF our Fan stock % one and heavy
Slh Een't. me Merchant snafeiareTs and
Our stock Of CoAoH and WAGON Materials p,r
1865 ~ T9aa'on Frsaeh Head spfinS. 10 10 plate,
- set, yarn.hed and painted Hubs
Easd aSsT Ia .rSrisi Cloths. %.sS Sos. n.,a
M,lo & & 5y as" r, TOES s,' ass MILE, Mo,. SC
~ arg I'ant,s re, from the We cga And trii
oe7 Z; Main Nearly opposite s. ch, i,l ndi.l.
hats CAPS AND FrRs
mtfs C,Ps ESn Fdks
HIS HIS o&Ts A AsB E ESEs
one OF tho Largest Assortmonts OF
HATS AND CAPS,
Of the LArEsr STYLES consisting Casslus, Caps
sGJR AND FINE SOFT HATs
ALSS
LADIES' FURS
LADIES' FURS
LADIES' FURS
LADIES' FtRS
LADIES' FURS
'p.ndd assortment Of NEw, TaTsf and DESIRABLE TuRs
hiSJoapr NAT sroRr,
oeI y Main T., Rehmond
AUSTIN T.. MOORE, Agent,
GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cary Street. Columbian Hotel
nFFERs Low FOR CASH.
~ Bacon sides. Shoulders and Hans
Herrnu Mackercl Lard, Moiases, vinegar dried Reef
i0af, crushed powdered extra coffee sugars
Rio, iaguayra, Mocha and Jaws Coffee
Starch. bread coda. washing Soda
I4lUE, Adamaniine aud Sperm Candles
soap salt Rice. superane cStra family Four
PINE Teas, Wines. Hrandes pure old whisky
Chewing and smoking Tobacco
shoe Blsetng, Broors, Buckets, Tubs
Lamp Wict, jugs. Iars and Ptehers, &C.. te.
And gives and experienced attention The sale ~ ~
produce entrusted n his care. Del
L'AsHIONABLR CLOARs.-A large and elegant -
oe5 SWORDS rnAw.
| DICH DRESS gOODs.-siks and Eis Hobes Mouse
IA ue Roh hne printed Msrinos &C. A. = 10 ~ hroad a.
OCT SWORDS a TWAW.
| CLOTUs, CAssIMEHEs AND VEsTINCS a
~ fuu asfoueui Cloths CHfueres and Nestlrr hand
/ oc1 CHrJEs CHESFEY.
MARSHA LIS SALT. very clean and nice. received BY
! 81 JOHN " GORDON soN.
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GEvERAL nEPOr ~
I FOrcigm ana American Music and Musical
Instrurncnts,
DORR 4 RADE 300 4 2sI. Brosp srRrEr,
VEAYfyU associated teusiyc business respect
Music hand such guar
VII satisfy ue ftsti'ous purchascr They aso
Academic fniuuuH u Learning &C. v end 70 their advan
lsge 70 dc.i With us We are ppsrei 70 sc Musi,, &C. a.
P,nos n our ovn make warranted or I'VE years kep,
within sir months hey fall
70 i've entire % e gsehser We slso ksep large
Particular asntlon paid srds ifsr he eouny and per-
isfb rely uPsa ne fshfui sSseuon o. s oFde
5i IiI' siS Ist's ass;uSs rgaGssw.. 49,.
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- Valuable REAL EsT.Ty,

SyrS>-TsSS on BROAD GRACE STREETS To ne soLD At
AUCTION THlS Az ERSOON, AT OCLOnK-Th. nar+Ic,isr
attention Of the public Is respectfully TO the sale OK ynl
REAL ESTATE located above place this Anernoon n
o'clock. For particulars, auction head
ocs-lt GODDIS
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CAHRKTINgs JUST RRCRrVRD--csy,,.,,..
- VUhnl co have Just received b. seh6sner c.t'
RUGs,
DRU0GErA
OIL CLOrHs
wsum sell The .so,. ,,.s, O.. oRUiR CLOTHS
oe4 okkssHAW, oUARLEs 4 Co ~ Rsesd s,,..,
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~ sgn o., drafs ~ h.I ys large snl desirable
fiNE tlyIHlNG AND fCENt2N4 Goods embracing vrest
variety n ur best and mos tshona's GOODS Imported
COR Foien up - their rsnufaory IN STYLE equlI
.rran' Ft1r work. oH-r-i ritei, succ.
~ competition
Purchaser are invited IN ca ~ NE Old house and
,nhh her Selection from stock amounting 70 f-00oO and
hratinr such assortment sl' t- 81 sI
- Trueeky receipts n All The novelties the season
ort KEN. BALDWIN, a WffTffwg
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Wv i0N Fhlih.
JAMES r. PEYTON
ATTORNEY At LAW,
MEMPHfs. TsgyFrsFE
Prompt attention Given o. l business n Wet Tcnnrssss North
Mississippi an1 last Arkausa' oc5-dtoiy
(tOsUEN BUT TER Kegs superior Orange County
- ba"er' Tor stle ~ loc5I CHAa u. WOEfuAM& CO.
TIUIB sUHsCHIHRR OPREHs ron SALE ONR
- %" NJ most valuable farms On Cnipeper, known Co-
h " De- near PtevenshurF ~ % miles n he Plank Road
r. fredrcksburF three miles n e Gofionsfe and Nevtndda
r land a. elegant and conodous dwelling houte, with All
crssafy ouf houses a recently bully Orchards n choice fruits
~ ahunilncn n iher and Fprgs u the pureFt Tater
| nd Originally fertile andhas been nurtci and lmprov
81 for many years
P0ssfssiln rvrn nj any time
Stranger generally rood Judges N land ~ nsh
bora, anfI refer 1 Coieman Recshau, William ~
james recthau. ny ebors good Judges and gentlemen
oci-cHW d w. HANsBROuGH
DHOAD ROCK FALL IA a.
- ClSs--fOtETn DAY FHtrtr. tn =. ~ 49,.
J5ck-y Club purse eco, Three mile heats
y VI HHH enters One Fye Joe, ~ s<--c----ssa,--
Prince George, out % Rexsfers dam. aged.
John Bsher enters 6r II John H. BY Chde Herod. by
Imp. Glencoe. years Oh.
b NeDanIyi horse Don Juan by imp Glencoe dam
Darsness 6yeaI Old
Calvin Green h. r. waiker By Camden, dan By Bot
Ton yeau ola
Hsss9 sou@,us, si ssloss. este f.s, % es
ocf-it b. 0nRrN, RrapreloH
CF5s.s Z Fa' utu ~ pgss', SV;5Is I'IssaI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07

TiiE WAY CHO&TE WORKED.
How often have observed that let friend or client
eau on Mr. Chots at bis busiest moment, he would
turn TO hi visitor with all the Of an dlcr There
vas no wrinkng Of the brow nothing in the look or
gesture, which said that the interruption was unwelcome
anu must be brief He could always afford 10 be inter
ruped and the was that when the Interruption
was over he could return to his study: and when
he studied, he knew how to study
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

dissolution Of this closet corps harmony is inpos-
IDLE, and defeat certain" Whether this "closef
orps" is disbanded or not, We believe that state
{ feeling exists between the respective adheren,s
( Wise and Hunter, that will cost Lstcher thou
an1s Of votes. II is a fsud that cannot be recon
.'led. The warm friends Of Wise in whose bos-
oms deep wounds are ranking. will not be
nppeased; and it has even been said Though
we do not assert it rs positive truth
that Gov. Wise has expressed perfect indif
ference to the result. OF one thing however, we
are certain that many of his friends who are In
position to be independent Of party will not sup
pert Lecher, will all the efforts of the Demo.
cratic leaders or press. bring them to his aid
Upon calm review therefore. Of all the circum
stances that can be made tributary to our success
we draw the most favorable augury, and would
urge our friends to organize and work like bea
vers. Never before were such prospects, ahead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
"Honest John"

Every body who was fortunate enough to hear
the very felicitous speech Of Mr.. Wood Bouldin
in the Convention at Richmond, will doubtless re-
member the capital story he related from Sir
Walter Scott of character which figured in the
civil wars Of England, when royalist and round
head were pi.ted against each other, and the
stake was the liberties of the penpe 1t was
then, we may premise. that the good old name Of
Wing, was baptised in the blood of the martvrs;
when John Hampden contended for a principc
which is denied to the Wings Of Virginia, to wit
that taxation and representation should 90 tnceth
et. lhere was one man. royalist at heart, who
though less sincere. apparently not less de-
vout than praise God Barcelona; II man he was
who INDUCED in all the ex,rnvagant cant of that
day-some;imes preaching in rcr,men,als, and.
when occasion would eff'r, bcrnYlns alternately
the party that trusted in him. Upon one occa.
sion, when inquired Of respecting his name, he
replied with all the apparent sanetity that would
have beftted Cromwell in his best DAYS: MY
name after the flesh brethren. is Joseph Turner :
but they call me honest Joe, and trusty Tur-
ner.'"
This character" said Mr.. Bouldin, disguised
me, and shall forever with all soubriquets and |
would no, trust man who would be guilty Of the
aheei'tion OF recognizing any such distinction APP
plicablc to him."
We will not apply this parallel to ..honest
John" further tisn to say that, in the sentiments
recently annoonced' he he's betrayed Dr. Rufiner
and his old abolition associates, and it is generally
safe principle to distrust any man who has be.
trayed one party Caution is the parent of safety,
and we cannot consent to trust "honest John"
with the guardianship Of the peculiar institu-
ton." There il an old saw that applies with Pc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

y Girls WoRD BETTER THAN THE BIBLE.-The
Warren, O., Chronicle chronicles n funny case. -
\ youthful pair John and Susan, were dctcrmn-
cl to get married. Parents refused consent. Tho
family record in the Bible said Susan was not Is.
M SAN told John that the Bible was not ruc-shc
was eighteen John believed Susan, and swore be-
lore the Probate Clerk that Susan was eighteen
The iather OF Susan had John arrested for per jn
ry TRIAL was had. Father and mother testified
that Susan was not eighteen, and the mother said
she was there when Susan was born and she knew
all about it. 1t looked squally for John Peni-
tertiary yawned for the victim Susan stepped up
and testfead that she told John she was eighteen.
Court DISCHARGED John and Susan jumped up and
kissed him before the people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON THE TUBULAR BKIn,r
At MoSTREAL.-Sone weeks ago, during the in.
tense cold. II was reported that the iron tubular
bridge. which is being built Mt Montreal, had been
materially injured by the action Of the frost in
twisting and straining the iron. correspondent
Of the New York Courier, alludng to the snliect.
says he las from the highest authority, the follow.
ing answer to the report:
The tubes obey the laws common To iron in
any shape or form by contracting or exunndinp
the case may lac, one ten-ihuu>andth part If
It's length for each fifteen degrees ation Fnhren
heIt. thus frnin pier u pier. the Victoria Bridge
inbcs extend 2bo feet; IL is fixed upon one tcr--,
is free to move to and fro upon the other pier npon
smooth rollers provided Tor the ruriose Of render
ing its obedience Ia these laws easy and uniform
For in .tanee, EGO feet III length of the tube gives
one third oil IN inch as one n-hou, andth part Of
IL length. In July last, the thern meter inlica
ted u maximum Of l2S.
On the l0th.and lth Of this month. lJnnu,rvA
it marked - below zero, makingnn extreme ynri.
alton Of 100. This would produce n difference of
eleven ten-thousandth parts OF the tube equal TO
81 inches. Aud this is the exact quantity found
by measurement. 10 have been the ease The tx.
trenle cold on the days mentioned induced more
than ordinary notice to be taken, ttEe low temper
a'ure having reached pint unknown to the en-
gincer since he has been in the country rhe sun
shine and the shade produce their effect every dav,
but all tins Is known, aud for the proper rules
have been adopted and the irons moy emcnt is in
obedience to law which is in exact conformity
with the precautions taken by the engineer"
From THE KANSAS Coin MINEs-Record,r Nc
Gosh received letter from his son George, vcster
day dated Florence, January 81. lie has sccn
some OF the specimens Of quartz gold Just brought
10 that city from the mines but was unable to pro-
cure specimen. They are pronounced by old
California miners to he tho finest they ever saw
George says company had just passed through
that city, from Harrison county, Iowa. conveying
n saw-nill and steam engine to the gold regions
Companies are forming in Florence to take out n
billiard table printing presses. and bank fdeposit
Many persons are now arriving from across Iowa,
taking advantage of the hard frozen roads
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Tennessee Politics.

Thos. A. r. Nelson, one of tho ablest men in
the State, has been nominated by the Opposition
for Congress, in the First District now represent
ed by Albert l.. Watkins. renegade Wbip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

ed by BARtRs premium B,rrtHs-fo Mr. l.. Bakc,-ber
SIR In justice TO and persons ho may b. similarly
afflicted, permit cite instance of the kahIc
qualities oi Premium Bitters Ihal them
nnli recently but my wife having been afflicted with
affection and disordcrcd stomach past
t"tNr years used every means To restore her
To hea tn She under the five
ablc ysrian>, bnt relief could be had thea
several certificates the remarkable made ty y"nr
'crs persuaded my wife I" them; she did
iie tnc she beg rapidly Ne; only her
tt ton and dsorcr, stomach cl her gene
10" n-ing and shah always continue In use Bttors
VT L. this III justice youfSru at tor the tnrit al otri
WI" are similarly Afflicted l"n. ,bci ent servant.
III, ln"uud, June u. ieJ7. THOMAS A. MON rAGI'E T..
BAhlk> PUtMiuM Observation-Disclosures, stpt IL. l-,e II
with wilng pleasure tai adj my tr-fnAony the
ct bAhtls if Mum III l:iS, making permanent rhE"
81 @ established rtse al -, pep ia nom vii o. have eufVr
81 - uu'h tor the last twelve \
u"tt1 steat IN, after s,t rus many l,
lIt"i AMI dsorder, >tH!uavl ~ commenced
i"" urrt III I'm, Was Ired al .ulc
r' icrt9 recommend th'H, &C. TIA" hiitri J. AI'AhN.
i'r 1.-The druggists iyurnhurg, AID > "A he
I'in, PAL buEss ih, kvhHond and els " h,
!rs,pa, also. 81 Mess, tha Stnu 60, " a,hngloh
, :. II >iati"I ~ Go h, 4orr Md u. Il Aiicr, CIV
mito1 X, ami .iainc- ~ iaIk. y y.
pitv' ii.,cd by addressing l. BAkt.E, lr"pri, tor,
Nul.4ioUi, '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

NoPRoof OF lNTEMPERANCE.--No proof Of intern
pernnce-a man with his bat off, Mt moonlight, ex-
planning to n lamp-post the principles Of his par
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

E.y" ClERKSnIr or TIE llrsTINGS CouRT.-I re-
c'ully myself candidate for the nicc of Clerk
II III" Hastings Court Of the city Of Lynchbnrg,
ian jdblote. WIN NJ SEMpIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Btay- am candidate for recollection to the
Cerkship Of the Court Of Hastings for this city.
ian dtdofc JAMES BENAGH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Woods Inis Rrstorntiv~.-Wc hive never
known other medicine large share public
hlcnce in short time this has been
than since first heard of it, and 1t stands
Mt the head Of all remedies Of the kind have used
t." IL ourselves having had GROWN
glory not only retains Its original color, but
sobnt of our friends have, aud have knownt
to fail III resor the hair is original color. We advise
such becoming preatur"y grey give the "esto
tive trial Chester (iHinois) Itrdid
Sold by all good Druggists. feb l7-1w.
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Candidates for City Sergeant.

By" Cry SERGEANr.-A the so icitaton of NV
friends anu"nnce myself candidate the Office of CITY
Sergeant at the ensuing Spring election
feb d'dofe II bI'NNINGToN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Candidates for Clerkship.

B-S~ announce myself ms candidate for re-
section 10 III" office Of Ciy Sergeant
feb dtdofr Join DOJSSEAIr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

NY" We are requested to announce JuNlUS G.
dbl AXE candidate for the Clerksh Of the Hastings
Court tor tho city Of Lynchbnrg Liam 3 dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

From BurtNRh.-shwpyab u, ZEN, IL u u h
March o. lt6 AIR J. Davisear sir Such is the great de-
mnnd for the Pain Killer, that write send
possible, In addition what have hitherto ordered, II
dozen boxes (two dozen bottles box) and bill the
that give order tire Treasurer of the
un"n to the ainou the N HARRIS.
H,NrntDA, Barmah, March II, lS56-Messrs p. DAVIS
Soh-ticnts the last box Of Pam XIII
seat has not hand The of getting
the medicine hing these hard times but the
is Of Importance. Send as rs posi-
bic another box of the size wiz 60 WORTH cncos"
order the Treasurer Of tho Missionary Union
amount. RLN Ii Il. THOMAS.
Sold by all medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN ii. SEAi. Iynelburg feb II 2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Gri," am a candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
the Hastings Court of Lynchburg. j. n. GORDON.
Ism l.ddoe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
FUTURE DAYS
By JOHN \. LANCASTER X son, Ar,r'ss.
RICHM p r.

VuME nrm Of DORN1N a. MGRRIG.I. In ,h;s
l. day dissolved by mutual consent The subscriber nnlv
will close the busin $ late firm ny
JANUARY 2a'h isI9 THOMAS u. DORNIN
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Holloway. Oinimc"t.-Thc complaint. that

render rrny rather than blessing yield to this
healing The nPpl" and gathered breast, that
danger the life Of the offspring well the parent, speed
lily Expelled by the immediate of this powerful detergent
Sold at the mandatory No 70 Maiden Lane, New
York, and hy all Druggist at Zoe, 63c., and IL per pot
fri,I -.IIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

THE PICCOLOMINI!
By casps-bis beautiful and economical garment
be taken to pieces washed and put together again
pleasure.
All the above have Thoma.ns celebrated Patent Watch
Spring Hustle, aud stamped with and trade
mark uhe CROWN
For sale by the prncil al retsi!crs everywhere.
W. s. d G. II. THOMSON.
feb e-l6Nf 233 Dr., adwav, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

enlar force TO the case Of our new found advocate
Of slavery, which runs somewhat after this man.
nsr:
There q In
And he wnndrons wise
lie jumped nso brisr bush,
And scratched out both his
And when he found his eyes out,
With ali his might and main
He Jumped Into the brsr bush
And sci arhc6 them In again.
We are afraid to trust eyes that have undergone
this unusual process; and SO must let "honest
John" pass.
Prospect Of the Opposition---A Frank Ad-
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NOR = T. l. T. HaOI = Il,
1.YNCHRGEs<:, va.
yIT NJ IT II EN- NJ DDV D,o-,;ot>,

SEW1NNtE he undcr- igned " ia con-
~ iinu-the Erocry and Comas Basi"as their
hon. under tn" :r.l INNEY 60. where they will
be Glad all Ii, r t. lends a,l The public generally
SAM'L. H. MCKINNEY,
JND. y BASS.
JNb. II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

4 THE SEASoN.-i4fH OF FEBht AhY, lsJ7.-JuHS
). PUtvs Agent u opening full supply "f Cairors
Mnusln de iaines CanlNrrs swiss aud Iaconr Musus,
Iris Linens Table Diapers, Hosiery Pantaoon SUITS, aud
great other atcs all Of
which wili he sod n m I Pr
T. SAl OF my Wooden iuoi', such Bed Blankets Ser
Blankets. Lnseys. faunes viii be sid off
about % mo I. II'kkIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-05
FOR SALE
AT
Il Il II q Il I " j.!
Sotr MiHs-Real Edate-Loqs, dc;

THE following valuable property belonging to the Mer
chants Bank Portland and situated in Ellsworth is offered
for sale--to wit;
l. The Mills, with all the appurtenances
and privileges known the Woodland Mills situated
the Five Saw Dam. called. together with the mill
tools, logs in the river, lumber, &c.
2. The Bennett House and Wharf, SO call
ed, on Water street.
3. A lot of land on Water street, called
Jordans Point including part Of Boat Cove with wharf,
two Stores three dwelling houses stables and Carriage
house on the same, subject to a mortgage.
4. \ dwelling house and lot on Court
street; known the Baisde House, and now occupied by
Addison Pool.
Also for sale, Ticket Lot No. 80, in Town
ship No. 40, mile square.
The above properly will be sold in parcels suit pur-
chasers and on the most liberal terms.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber at Ellsworth
ARS0 WISWE ELL.
DECEMBER. JIG, 1853. lstf