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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02
DECEMBER, &c.


DECEMBER, &C.
Sweet Susie Brown my pretty one
I'm sure you must remember
II not for love, at least for fun
The Sleigh.rije in December
When al the bellies and all The beaux,
In spite Of frosls would 60 forth,
And squeeze beneath the buGaoes,
Each others hands, &c.
How brightly streameG the northern lights
Above The snowy ridges
How pleasant were the winter nights,
Observed from country bridges
Where "loll' Is sought with such address,
Mid laughter, fun and Gatlery
And lovers feel, amid the press,
Each others hearts, etc.
'Tis very singular and queer,
OF al the mad devices,
Loves flames should burn so bright and
clear
On fuel formed Of ices
And yel we know lis fame, indeed,
Most brilliantly will glow forth,
When famed behind flying steed,
Hid under furS, &c.
I'm sure you mind tho village inn,
The supper and The revel
How, iii the general dine and din,
Love shol his arrows level.
And dom forget how Harry Kid
Embraced YOU in. the buuery;
You kissed his Iips-you know you did,
And lie kissed yours, etc.
And when the forleits all were paid,
How one old maid resisted,
Until the younger ladies said
prude they all desisted,
"Deslst ~ she cried-rhe ancient Ann
Her modesty to show forth,
"TII never yield to any NAL.
My virgin lips" &c.
The winry winds, the homevard way,
Blew chilly in our faces
But, underneath our furs, we lay,
All snugly in our places;
One girl, upon the forward seat
The pretty Nelly Satlerlee-
Declared Jack Frost had Pinched her
cheek,
And Billy Frost, etc.
Another, underneath her robe,
(The butf'oes not her dresses,
Fair Patience with attendant job
Detected in caresses,
Sprang up with any blnShing face
Her innocence to show forth,
But showed her curls were out OF place.
Her collar gone, &c.
And then the parting at the door
It's tender, mutual bllsses
Sweet lips, from their abundant store,
Gaze to the poor-in kisses
The parting word-lhe long embrace
Cupid's most dangerous wlchery,
Brought fire 10 many boyish face
And raised sweet hopes, etc.
Dear Susie Brown, save you and |,
OF all that load Of merrlmenl,
No other pay left TRY
Loves latest, best experiment,
And when the coming SHOWS shall spread
Our mutual hopes shall glow forth,
May Hymen bless our nupual bed,
Increase our joys, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

Whv is a newly born babe like gale
of wlnd :! Because il begins with a
squall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

A young man while undergoing an ex.
animation, for The purpose Of being sd-
mlted to the bar, was asked, "Whai were
The constitutional requirements which
renders a man eligible to The office OF
President Of The Uniled States :" He
answered. He must be lhirly-fve years
old and a good Democrat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

A farmer, whose son had been oslensi.
bly, learning Latin IN popular academy.
not being perfectly satisfied with the con-
duct of young hopeful, recalled him from
school, and placing him by The side OF a
cart, thus addressed him "Now, Jo-
seph, here is a fork, aud there is heap
of manure and cart ; what do you call
them in Latin ?" "Forkibus, csrlibus.
ct manuribus," said Joseph. "Well
now" said The old man, iii you don't
take that GoTkibus pretty quickabus. and
pitch that manuribus into that csriibus,
III break your lazy backlbus." Joseph
went 10 wOlkibus forth wilhsbus.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

Why is kiss like scandal ?! Because
il goes from mouth 10 mouth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

NEGRO SHREwpNEss.-A gentleman
sen, his black servant to purchase fresh
fish. He went to stall and picking up
fish began to smell it. The hshmonger
observing him, and fearing the bystanders
might catch the scent, exclaimed
Halo you black rascal, wha. do you
smell my 6,h for ?
Me no smell you fish massa.'
What are you doing then sir 2
why me talk TO him msssa.
And what did you say 10 the fish, ehF
'Whv, me ask him what news at sea
OATS all massa.
And what does he say TO you.
He saws he don't know; he no been
dare desc tree weeks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

TIE following list OF excellent hints
should be carefully preserved in some
place for reference. by every
Housekeeper. We do mol know whence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
Correspondence the Richmond Dispatch.

Election OF MISUNDERSTANDING The Raj.
r0ad TraiHS--Fatat IcetdsHt, &c.
MARTINsBURG. VA, Nov. q.
The weather to-day is quite cold and cloudy
with indications of a Stow storm.
On Saturday night last, the Blues Were
called together for The trlnsac ton OF business,
when Jno. NJ. Patton, Jr., was unanimously
elected captain OF the company, and is expeci ed
here on TUESDAY next to take command OF the
corps. Col. Jno. Blair Hoge, who is the officer
in charge OF the Regiment, superintendent The
election and made an eloquent speech. 4
resolution Of thanks was unanimously tender
ed Lieut.. Maule for The able manner he has
commanded the com pany for the past II months,
and TO which he replied In a patriotic speech.
The member are suffering from colds, which,
however, are not OF serious character, They
are in good spirits and performing strict nliiI-
tary duty.
The guard arrested a man by the name of
Camp, alias Bernard, GLiaS Posi-, aims l. Jbert-
son, as a suspicious character. lie taken
TO Hagers town, Md. aud conf ned IN jaii uutfI
further orders from headq uarters AT Charles
town. Five negroes were also arTes Ted and
placed i'll jail here last night, but were released
this morning on being claimed by their OWE
ers.
The Blues, liza body, attended diyineservice
at the Episcopal Church, in this pl1ce. THIS
morning, and listened IL Il very able srrmno
from DIR. Dorsey, who COMP men ted the corns
Tor their discipline aud gentenauIy conduct
There are In Martinsburg SIX churches. five
hotels, a large COURTHOUSE, and humber of
very handsome residences.
-. M Sergeant Dawes arrived here yestar
DAY win tWJ boxes OF clothing, letters Ac
from Aichnond ahd he was eagerly besieged
by the memhers who were oyerioyed 10 h.a
from home Y. Nj Jas. A. Scott has eueeared
himself 10 all the members, by his earnest and
successful Efforts 10 advance the comfort agd
pleasure OF The men. Dr. Ingram a iso receives
the thanks OF the corps for the able manner in
winch ne performed his services. He assisted
In ainputaiing the leg of man, named Miller,
IN This place, yesterday, who had been run
over by train OF cars the night previous.
On The arrival OF each train at the depot,
detachment OF men is stationed, who carefully
inspect and examine every suspicious looking
person in the cars; and il circumstances re-
quire il, are Immediately placed under arrest.
The passengers sometimes are much lhcensed
at this, but are bound to submit.
The Wheeling Fencibles, 81 men, passed here
last night on their way TO Cbariestown. One
OF their mum Der fell from the train Short dis
lance above here, and was ms tantiy killed. the
cars passing over his body. was unable to
learn his name. q.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoMMIssrosERs' CERTiFicATE.-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners TO superintend the
drawing OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hersby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
nunbers and prizes as they were drawn BY us this
day, Nov. 25th, 1889 at Angusta, Ga.
E.PP. bbnnssssss .R sworn CONS.
sworn to and subscribed before me,
LEWIS LEVY. Up
.ExpLAyArtox-The left hand row 10 each Of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
plumber is the prize which the number Is enttledfo.
in 4. yoar ticket IL blank. s ss's
All tickets WHARF, the number ends in are en-
titled 70 WY IN addition to any other prlze which
And es hth tieAsss draw their proportional part 81
Certiheates q packages are entitled to all they
clghths In proportion ~''>'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
SUP'TS OFFICE X. K d! X. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. q. 1859
szzzyzzzs=sz=, GREAT SOUTHW EST.

4&9 ssl=ssssazE5s.s EKN NAIL KOUTE.-By .
eaA W. late Arrangement, the Richmond
and Danville, South Side. Virginia and Tennessee
Fast Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee asd
Georgla, and Memphis and Charleston RAILROADS
Children under three years of age FIR az, over their
respective roads, to take effect on and after Novem-
Der lst 1859.
To persons trading in NEGROES, and others. this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further PARTICULARS apply al the Ticket OF
ace. Richmond and Danvle Railroad, Richmond.
oc N-dts G.. CAMPBELL. Sup't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

RrNxIYG MUCK-John MaIloy, plas-
terer. living in Yonkers, n. u, started out
Friday, while laboring under insanity, cut
tlug every one who came in his path. He met
three ladies. whose faces he terribly dIsligured
with his kuile Going to the house of Father
Lynch. the priest of the parish, he assailed the
minister, and wounded him severely. He was
finally arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
iCkETs can be scared at the follow

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashla nd end dina
on board the comfortable steamer between Aequis
Creek and Washington.
MA For further information, apply ut this of5cs
Broad street, Shockoe Hill
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gent Ticket AIT
SAN'L RUTH, Sup't,
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pay GOODS. cARP,HrINa. Go.

r1FADQUARTEKNE FOR CHEAP GOODS.
II Ia, Mag ia JOSEPH HTRAUSE'S. and pur
cba.ins vour DIR, Goods at his store. you save
f,an ia Ia Is per cent. on every liars worth yuu
buy@iuo pieces fine beached Cotton ut cents
per ward, worth 10. the best York Mills and Lon
anndale addressed fine Gotten ut III, selling eve
rswitere NJ shiillnss yArd-wide Brown Sheeting
and shifting at 4 and 10 cents. cheap at 121; the
cheapest lot Of fine Camhric. French Needle work
ed Bands and Collars, &c from the lowest prices
ups Uga ladies' Collars from auction, at cents.
worth Is; coo more Of those cheap servants
Shaws selling at the low rate, Of 10 cts.; 100
ghaws Of different quality and prices: lso assorted
&c.. at astonshingiy low prices fine o. 10 10 and
ia Bed Blankets CLOSING cut very cheap; 800
upwards; go yards the handsomest patterns Of
Muslin neaine, ran ing from 1914. Is - and Is
cts. richly worth 371s; Black Alpaca for l2ls cts
Grass Linen Handkerchefs nj l2la cts; ladies'
Black. White aud Mixed Wool Hose. plain or rib.
he'd. at rs cts; for children. 10 and IL cts ladies'
Coored md Black Kid gloves at 50 css.. worth rs;
the che pest and greasest b,rsans Won can buy IN
Carretings If JOSEPH STRAUSE. Remember No.
~ Main street is the rig hit place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

RsMARKABLg MAN Benjamin Cox,
Esq, Of Salem, Mass, is now - years of age.
He commenced business rs a grocer at the age
of ls, with capital Of $3.50; at twenty-five
was worth sio.s0u, aud continued expanding
his business as his means Increased. lie be-
came shtpowner, aud was connected with
the Merchants lsaiik OF Salem, nearly 80 years.
yet never borrowed a Dollar IRON il. He never
bad . sign mp nor q letter upon his shutters to
designate his business, and never. in his inter-
Course with men, permitted a difference. Of
opinion 10 generate into es tran gement. La -
THANKSGIVING day The company at his tmh,e
nnmosred two dozen, stad ie then stated IN, :
ns mao eined Ia the same room where they
we're Then assembled, seventy consaeuiitya
Inanksgiyings.-gosfoa TYnretley
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
ELLETT 4 WEISIGER,

NO. To- MaIn street,J !
~OPP OSITE EXcHANGE BANK,
Have just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF CENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: the GARlBALDT
Z0UAVE, VICTOR EMhNUEL, and a splendid
GAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS
in great variety.
m SOMETHING NEW.--Just received. the
IAZO u A We HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call and get one.
r. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson Il Weisiser,
lair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

VALUABLE DIsCov ERtE s.-Last June, par
ty was sent out by the Land Office 10 run
base line between Kansas and Nebraska. aud
A. gcologist also accompanied them. AT the
covered strata Of coal from four to seven feet
tial-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
,,.--...,,,.a.ao. 81 The R,ehmoad Dispatch.
p,pn,tnrs n Military .fot chariessosr.- Dsa,h :
Heafkef. sc.

{fFHysMFs
Heafkef. sc.
HARpIsoNnuGa, VA, Nov %, 1850.
Tn pursaance of a special dispatch from
Gov Wise to Capt. Gibnonss OF the alley
guards OF this place, received on Saturday
aveniny last 18th, calling upon the company
10 march Immediately to Charlestown, no time
was lost by the worthy and noble Captain IN
sam,noning his "minute men," In bouY. !"
the Court House. where the official ahno,..ae.
meni of the dispatch was read, ana Wne'enps, "a,
the company resolved to be In readi-
ness by Z A. M. ON Sunday morhlne 70
proceed to Charlestown. Ia aecofuanee VIVA
this resolution, the "Gnafus VIZ unl"
formed and in readiness at the appointed hour,
as also most OF the members OF the Cornet
Band, which accompanied them. The Guards
were escorted TO the edge of town by large
concaurse OF ciiizeas and at the windows
watching the departure of our gallant band of
soidiery. Among those conspicuous in uni
form we noticed the presence Of Lieut.. Walk
er, editor of the Valley Democrat, and Ser
seant Wartman, one OF the editors OF the
Registrars also Mr.. Smith, foreman Ia the
Register office.
David Trick, Esq, an elderly and highly es-
teeieed citizen of this place, father of A, b.
1rics, Esq, President of the Rockingham
Bank,) died suddenly this morning at the resi-
dence OF his son-in- law, G.. Is. Giimer, editor
of the Virginia Citizen. On yesterday morn
ing, deceased was in his usual health. mingled
cheerfuliy with the crowd in witnessing the
departure of our military, but now sleeps
that drcamless sleep which luils the dead
alone"
We are at present enjoying delightful wea-
iher--iust such weather as the people OF the
Tenth Legion" know how 10 appreciate.
The monthly Court of Rockingham is still
in session: but OF the character of the business
! before that august body am not advised.
| understand the subject of establishing 8
| telegraph line from this place, to connect with
| Stanton is being discussed among our busi
| ness men, and but little doubt is entertained o
| the ultimate success of the enterprise
| HUNCHBACK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

DEATH OF A CELEBRATED HoRsE.-The ra-
bian horse Imam. died Monday morning
last at the farm of the late Garrett Eanine-
Tor He was one of the two horses presente q
10 President Van Buren,. in 1897 BIZ the lmaum
Of Muscat, and must have been at the time OF
his death about 80 years old. lie has been in
this county for the past TWO years, and has
left behind him some fine specimens of his
race.-Rcrdy (FG.) Hhig.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

DEPAsruRE OF CANAL BoArs.-Messr.
sssen aI; M nassss. GO, Of Richmond, Va have
Employed on the ridewater canal ana 1 1srees
snn lnem on the canal betweea Ksehm.,i,a
Az Lynsnsurg, which is 100 miles IN ZENITH
aaou. sS az h :, me housing and other materials
~ ~. Fourteen of the barges. with : -. ~.
ssssoun IS oe eoArd left this por, y@siersaS I.
~ saS Is ~ q the steam. tugs James MI ar-
pssvs ]~svisn.y Qassp, OF fIalIs line.--galsi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
LOTTERY DRAWING.
OFFICIAL, DRAWING

OFFICIAL DRAWING
~ OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
Glass As.
At dngpStn Geprgfa. SATURDAY, Nor. Is, 1859.
WOOD. EDDY & CO., Managers.
Successors to- SAMUEL SWAN Il Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
INSURANCE.
HUI 81, EXchange Hotel Building,
Oc 5-6m Richmond, Va

JAMES G.. BOSHER. INSURANCE
y AGENT. OFFICE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
uTH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AND MAIN
STREETS. I'd DOOR FROM TIE CORNER OF
nTH AND MANI am prepare to issue POLL
CIES OF INSURANCE on Buildings, Furniture,
Merchandlze. and every. description of Personal
Property, (the subject of fire risk, AGAINST loss
or damage by FIRE, upon terms as reasonable as can
be offered by any responsible company. The CAPT
tai represented by me is actual and ampte-the
unquestionable. From the long experience have
had and my knowledge of this branch OF Business
am enabled to otter my nuHerops friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me viii receive prompt attention, and cases
of loss damage by fire will be satisfactorily ad
iusted aad speedily settled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
sured ON most faVnratle teIms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
\ FALL STYLES FOR 1859!

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 2O7 Broad ST.,
near Messrs. Breeder Fox.
Havlns made large preparation he IS now n recei pit
HATS, CAPS and FURS, that he has ever ofe red
in this market before-consIsting Of Gents and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest sty les and kinds; ladies'
RIDING HATS. BOYS HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and Chldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Chidrens FURS of
all kinds and styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure a sale
WM T. Al NOR T..
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UNDERTAKING.


w NJ. F. HANDLER.
tR14 sEEgzzsaJ CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and 18th,
Having opened shop at the above location viii
give his personal attention to MAKING. REPAIR
ING, ALTERING. YARNlEHiNG, &C.. Of all
kihds OF FURNITURE. at the shoites notice.
He rs also prepared to attend to ali the branches
of UNDERTAKEN Nc. and solieits q call.
&c. SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
l4th. Sc l-3m
-, TIE UNDERSIGNED re.
6sprs sass..zs=z5 TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He liz prepared to furnish COFFiNS OF
all sizes and qualities to suit the circumstances OF
all who feel disposed e bury their friends genteelly.
He has fine Fl EARSE, with glass windows.
SERVANTS COFFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROUDS, &C.. on hand. at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE,
an 9-6mA Agent for JOHN NErTLKs.
TURPIN. ROPER 4 MUIR
@ ~zz-x RAY,
UNDERWRITERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
49, PIANO STORE. No. 2ls BROAD ST.

~ opposite Breeder r. For's Dry Goods
ttf Ri Street.-The subscriber would invite q call
from persons visiting the city in want OF PIANOS,
constantly on hand q larae assortment of fine In
struments. selected by himself with special care
thoroughly conversant with the mechanism OF the
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantages and never
and endorse. He is soleageat here for Stenway &
Sons. of New York. whose instruments are well
known throughout the country, and also keeps
assortment of the instruments made ~ w. Knabe
& Co., of Baltimore, and The Pianos of other well
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
ment Of L. MAYR, No. Els Broad st.
Opposite Breeder Fox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30

4 REMEDY "A good lady who had two chill
dren sick with the measles wrote to TREND
for the best remedy. The friend had just re-
ceived n note from another lady. ihq nirihg the
way 10 make pickles. In the confusion. the
lady who inquired about the pickles received
The remedy OF the measles, and the ANXIOUS
mother of the sick children read with horror
the following: "Scaid them three or four
Zines in very hot vinegar and sprinkle them
we'll with salt; in aA.ew days. they viii sbe
cured"
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HUSIN ESS NOTICES.
DEAD & JET Err,
Ii COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

r FAD c6 s Mission" MERCHANTS:
Receive TOBACCO, w ii T, corn and
Ff.OU (, make liberal ,advaneements on produce
nsa. Office for the, present; With BAgKsp IE It
D.-The subscriber takes this method of IN
ta5lIshed snsei as Z 6BkoklE1R
chaadize generally; also, Flour WSeat Corn. To
bacco and all descriptions of Country Produce.
entrusted to his From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
LEWIS WEBB, Esq,
Messrs DUNLOP, MoNcURk & Co. Riehmo'd,
EDMoND, DAVENPORT Co., Va.
H RSSSsT ! l] Rs15 < HOLMES, Baltimore
TWELLs < Co, Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAMN, W Esq p HeW Y"Ik;
Richmond, Nov. LIST. 1889. no Its
- : - - GoVERNoR STREET.
of cAhPEfSy FoR III es Ff a
CURTAIN GOODS which they are selling much be
w the psa that sss az sf f.
HANGINGs, from the cheapest to the finest that
is manuaetured both French and Am n'sa can
pared with the best of workmen g p make and f.
f II the etf Is e sna
at the shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING
done by superior wo,kInen: HoaseKeepers need
ing thing IN our line, VIII anu our @
good and our prices low. NC . -ol,l
JORDAN, VIM L. co.,
xxx f3 SIINK. Slshn M5sSBBcHANrs'
ali p aind sh 81 and
Paine nss& Go Co., Messrs Crsnshax Co, Richmond
JOHN Join Z: W4pifNPNa VIM,
Late of the firm Of Breeden Il Fox.)
~ W-tlstJa ROBERT y. JORDAN.
GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent for
" the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
M0ULDINGS, fc. A large assortment constant,
" on hand. O,ders by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to. No. 10, Governor street. Richmond,
Va Dung sceebrated Smooth Saw ed SINGLE
MAY MtACHiNE put up in any part OF the State. at
MARBLE WORKS.
'G nh1ESEKfk P ahAyy95ks
MoNuMEN kIgT TonIss' HH IA PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS, re-.
IA First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Az
II HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
Richmond, Va.-Having fttsd up a FOUNDRY at
s sss ss9is iy ssssss;
sIas5 s9lSa f FPsaas Ans s
N: R-Hishest CASH PRicEs paid forr 0LD
MEALS and taken IN exchange for nav.
I AnlEs' hest QUALITY AALi'.GAi-
n q. luS