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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-29
WATCH REPAIRING.

HAVING DETERMINED
%4A to devote my special attention to On
A.S5k the Watch Repairing business, l ~
would hereby respectfully give notice to my former
friends and patrons, and to the public generally,
that hereafter all watches entrusted to my care
win be repaired exclusively by myself, and war
ranted to keep time to the entire satisfaction Of
the owners. S. ii. WILSON,
Yazco City, November 9, 1858. gs Qy
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advertisements

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A NYTHlNG relating to Music matters, In
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0Cy A classified list of the newest and
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a little more than ordinary taste for music.
finding the value of vocal piece of music,
no; in the Versions Of the icordS, but in the
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female piElsl

Celebrated Female pills!
ffpdred frosa a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ.
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~ TO MARRIED LADIES
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
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These Pill should not be taken By females during
,@FIRsT THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a.
'asy are sure 70 bring on Miscarriage, bm al any
'sae time they are SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
ram in the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
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Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all
other means have failed, and although d powerful
remedy, do not contain iron. calomei. anthony,
o. any thing hurtful to the constitution. .5
tpll directions inathe pamphlet around each
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"a JOB MOSES, (Late I.C. Baldwin q Co. J
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Y zf.a THOMPSON & GRAY,
in Yazoo City.
]. G. LANIER 4 CO.. vicksburg,
M. General Agents for Mississippi.
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January a. $780, : Qs-ly
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TO THE LADIES.

Do y'u wish to be healthy and strong TIN
go Mt once and get some of McLean's Co dial +
will strengthen and iuvigorate YOUR wha!e system,
causing healthy aud pure circulation OF H..
bond TO flow through every VEN, and the rich ros
bloom OF health TO mount to yOnr cheek sgain.
Every bottle is warranted 10 ufse satisfaction
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Wanted.
THE GREAT ARTIST COMING
NEXT WEEK.!
III. FITzGIBBoN, OF St. Louis, MO.

PREPARE FOR FINE & BEAUTIFUL
Ambrotype and Melainotype Pictures.
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HAVING had en- opportunity at the NORT'1
/ and EUROPE to buy great many fashion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

CRY CouScIL.-At m adjourned meeting of
the Council. Of the City IT Lynchhurg. held at the
Office Of the Citizens Savings Bank, on Friday
evening. the lth of February, 1889,
PREsI>r.-C. w. Christian. j. NJ Snced, A, i.
Rucker. Snm'l Garland. Jr, jus. NJ. ianghorne
Robt Early. VIM. Crumpton, Geo. I. Davis Seth
Woodruff and II. o. Schoulfeld.
On motion, Of Mr.. Christian. MIR. Speed was
quested to take The Chair, Mr.. Sfeel. on taking
the chair. made some appropriate observations
announcing the death oi tie President. whose
place he WAS thus called, teuir raG'>, a. occupy
In conclusion If his remarks Mr. Speed suggest
ed that no business should be transacted nj this
meeting, except 10 adopt proper proceedings in
memory of the deceased. Nheseupan. Mr.. Chris
tian offered tue following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That having heard with emotions of
profound sorrow, of the sudden death of our late
esteemed President, Capt. John NJ. Otev. which
took place without n struggle At his residence ia
this city ut o'clock +. NJ. on THURSDAY. the I'd
inst after an illness Of only fifteen hours the
Council do adjourn without proceeding Ia business.
Resolved. That in the death of this ono OF our
Oldest most public spirited and useful ci'aen, and
officers, the community has sustained Il hes which
must long be felt and dcplored, aud which may
in vain hope tn be supplied, with II. his varied
qualifications for usefulness.
Resolved, That we, who have served with him,
and been cognizant OF his ardunus datirs IL d
weighty responsibilities are hest qualified tpspc ak
of his zeal in the public cause, aud "ir 'os ,no-
ny to his unwa,ering fidelity to the best interests
If those, who for thirty years. have bee. l.roud
10 honor him with seat in this body.
Resolved. Tint tender our hoartes symla-
thy to the memhcrs of the herca,ed iumiiN.
Resolved, That the member, ot tho GO ir;. will
attend his funeral. AS n body. from his Fate rn>-
dencc, Mt | o'clook. \. NJ. Saturday, he 9Th in
stant.
Resolved That the Council Chan bee IL drapcd
in mourning, and that the members O the Council
will wear the usual bad gc for hir', day
Resolved. That these proceeliI ~ he recorded
anon. the Minutes of the Council. an,! be pub
lshed in the newspapers Of the c ~, and that II
copy be forwarded to each member oi the family
Of the deceased. by the Clerk Of tie Council.
The Council heing Informed III II the members
of the Court of Hastings would meet ilr tine rnr-
pose OF uniting in testimonials oil RESPECT 10 the
deceased
On motion. the President ,.ppontod Me srs.
Garland and Schnolfcd to co lier with any Conn
mit,ce ON the part Of the Cou IT. to the arrange
ments proper to be made. The President. also,
appointed the following gen lemcn to b." pail bear
ers, ON part OF the Council, viz :--Mc>>rs. Chris
tan. Early, Langhorne, and Woodruff
On motion, the Council adjourned,
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

INGRAriTr .--.Johl, Cousins free negro,
before the Mayor ay. on the charge Of steal
ing piece OF meat irori Archie Morgan also Il
gentleman of color. i'rom Archic's statement
made before his Honor. it appears that John Cou-
sins is person of little enterprise energy.
and in consequence of his "slownc>s' depcad> ii,
a great measure on the bounty of his friends iur
the food hc eats and the raimcnt whercWithal he
is clothed Archie Nor gan has been counted as
ono of his fastest frc adj, aad his bencf ret heart
was at all times open to the appeals Il he thrift
less Cousins. and its res oonses never failed t. aid
to the delight of the ITO mach ct tho latter named
individual Since tn" beginning Of the present
year Cousins has been az constant beneficiary of
the venerable Morgan. This fact of Itself would
seem to have been siiic ent to have inspired ON
the part Of the recipient Of all this kindness. the
warmest and most undving feelings Of regard and
gratitude. Bat alas for poor, frai human
ture, such not the case, as the sequel Will
show \ few days since Morgan laid in his scan
ty store Of provisions ftr the winters need, con,
sisting Of two Iueagre ha,1S, both Of which pre-
ciuus articles I've suspended to the ra'tcrs OF his
single chaniler. On i fiday last he hal built in
his wide old faslnnc,l fireplace. an unusually
cheerful fire. which, to his own expressive lnu-
ruage caused him to ''ie, 80 rned tia he vas
soon in n sound nod" W" should have m.'ntiou-
ed. that previous 10 his indulging in this luxurE,
Cousins called in, and wa ,ard heip.c he cheer
full blaze at the very time his friend overaken
bv the sleepy god. When NJ organ consciousness
returned, he found that he WIS the onl y occupant
of the room, and on casting Il LOVING glance IL
the direction Of his winters store, lac Wa amazed
to find that one of the article i'll question had
been shorn of its fair proper. ions and instead Of
the fair plump ham he hal often gazci on with
admring ewes. he found in it's stead that portion
known as the hook. 1t is needless TO pursue the
case further than to say Cousins was NJ once sus
pected, caught, and have already stated,
arraigned before the Mayor. Tho case w'ss partly
tried, but owing to the alscu'e Of certain parties
who were thought to know somethin,s ab ,ut the
matter, it was deemed best to ,,elcr it further
hearing until to-day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

SELLING LloroR To S1Avfs.-Wesd uht # thee
is another town in Nirglnia, Of like population
containing as large n number of low dogEcries n
can he found in lynchhurg. day seldom passes
in which drunken negroes cannot be seen on our
back streets and alleys aud yet we seldom hear
OF the conviction OF party who is son habitn
ally engaged III selling liquor to slave. TO clude
the penaltv Of the law, many subter'ngcs arc
employed; concealnient Of the act is - carefully
attempted, that while positive conviction exists Of
guilt, no legal proof can be furnished .hat will
protect the slave from the danger of temptation
and ruin. Persons haxe been arralgnrd IN this
city for this illegal traffic, and Notwithstanding
the strngcncy Of the law, have managed t. escape
with IMMUNITY; though slaves have, without
doubt, drank ardent spirits on their premises
The Importance to slave owners Of protecting their
servants from the demoraizng influence of drunk
enness suggests the propriety Of enactiug more
stringent laws to meet the exlgencies of tho ease
1t should be made an offence to permit slave
to enter IL grogshop without n written pass from
his master. No one will deny that in such places
our slave population can have no Legitimate bust
ness. The associations which resort to such
places rpen, and the temptations which they pre-
sent. should be carefully avoided; and az the gov
eminent of this class of our population is in the
hands of their masters the responsibility rests
upon them to institute sufficient guards for their
protection.
If q law were enacted to the effect that any
slave found without permit from his master, in,
a grog-shop should be arrested, and that every
keeper of shop in which liquor is sold, should
be liable to a heavy penalty for permitting slave
to be found without the proper authority in his
house, the evil would be arrested. That change
for the better is absolutely necessary, isl question
that will not admit of debate; ut'how that change
may or can be effected, is matter that will pug
zle most persons. If our City Council have the
power to inaugurate the policy above indicated,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

THE HOSE CoaPANY'a CEIEBRArioN.--We have
neglected, unintcnnnally, notice of the very
satisfactory celebration which was had ut the \
veil House Tuesday last by the Lynchhurg
Hose and Insurance Company. Suffice it t" say
it was II NEST agreeable entertainment in every
respect. The supper, provided by the popular
landlord of the Norve was the subject IF uni,e or
sal prase--ard the dancing was carried in n
spirited manner until late hour OF the night. by
the "fuir women and brave men, there assembled.
The Board of Managers deserve credit for this We
nv acceptable entertainment.
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G. w. III re Il.I1 x Co.
RICHMOND. VA.

w |, oar scry,c to irosidt and Contractors, On
w the different linus OF ntTua smpr ul"nts through
II co,r',on ieht uo hN til" State and
stock iltN
facility for -llh repaired 10 make i"rh
Stock MI sol Dur rhaiE"s viii h" mo ir att
lends IN the for thr
ot bank. aud d"fcr piinn III
stocks market rate without any rh ~" o!
cor
Orders hy mail either rurcha.oor sale Of any
viii attention AMI al he aoh led I" "l
good though tho parties senimr were present
nos aclawfulN e W IIG,'iil. \ 90
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS Mans PRAYER MEkriNc.--Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, ut IL o'clock.
The public arc in,i tied to attend
nov dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

away from his master during the Christmas holt
days, was arrested at the depot Friday night by
officers Dawson and Taylor. Mr.. c. being in
formed Of his arrest, sent for him, aud had him
carried to Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

B,nY FeuND.--The body of an unknown negro
man was found floating in the canal, near Bridge
Street, on Saturday evening last. lie had several
letters in his pocket TIVE fir m J. II. Tinsley, LIB
erly, and one from j. J. Stokes, indicating the
name of the bearer to lie Albert, aud addressed 10
Miss NJ II. Garrett, Cumberland county. There
was also in his pocket pint bottle, and two del
las and II quarter in money. The letters were
dated the 3lst Of December, which must have been
ab,u. the period the deceased came to his death,
as the body was much decayed.
The Curoners Jury rendered II verdict that the
man cameto his death bye unknown to them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

Court OF AprEALs.-McCabe ". Tinsley and
others-appeal from decree of the Circuit Court
Of Bedford resembling deed executed hy Autho.
ny G. Tinsley, in his life time, to VIM. MctaLe.
Decree affirmed in all things, except it's failure to
retain lease on the property conveyed. for Me
Cabe's debt reversed as to that. John NJ. Patton
Jr, for appellant, and j. Garland FOR appellee.
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DIED.,

At the Virginia Military Institute, at Lexing-
ton. Va, on the evening Of the 25th Of January,
1852 Mrs. LOUISA WILLIAMSON, wife Of Major
Thomas H. Williamson, and daughter of Col. Will
liam Garrett formerly of Norfolk city, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

u DfERA IlDNN OK LOSS ''f Bl'hlD--t dht'tS L.
Hons >og,d titrs r., ,ut6d ia sl u tmc without
T." knifc, by lr Ma NltNol.
&C. of The late lir 1.ours DrrIl.

T." knifc, hv lr N''Nltl'ol..
(Cploague e the late In. loursherrS brcda
NJ ID Noith FL Ill Sure b,lnW Arch, PAL #l'n
The rent katlr which he's attended thr tramu
Of cancers. Turner's, 81, hy ir NitNh'i for nnu'r o
la. attract, thu acnr. AID ia MANY ianc,H
has secured the hearty approval ct many eminent lhte ers
phda,'elp.a wlv longer Will tol>h the duH
- aiit cs e rtitiR
tdtay Z, t,,,a ii rroper treated and ront'ly
nanis ct The r"s of thr' cn Sc ,hrruaN mud
The -Uctt'n at the y,
whnaNc been cuf, unir ths mrthn 81 IA a'mtn guar
at it, superiority "v"i every Other known y tcn
hu afflicted III t,su scasts. abd Il sir"
further Information ice, will lca.ra lrrs Ir Mn Af
a. when they VIII PROMPT attention aud at
ramnhrf 'lo treatment I charge.
Hhtc Np,ldqP. mr. istose N'etio", a ~ Nae"d6i '1s,
b,Hth aud IAr"d, tcrat"ns a the hJpfs,
7,ir Scai Hdd and all diseases nl the pGnnrn. ny
cured and rsuIor remedies s'ntCar"iul packed by ~
p,e>> rv part nf tn" country.
In every pinin description Of the d ~, j. required
Adlr.ss IN Mhc<ICHut, 10 20 North jtl t lru ~
Manufacturers Or i"unsburrr &c r',-
hnpfrini Djbraiir the best rhl, FANNY
Mriiriur Ilr Ntnrtr,nh Century,, the 81 al Dis
cas., originating Ia Impurities of tho u God.
i'm INrl1 ,tir.lm
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pA.stHA .9,h.a@5
iEo. W. VALENTINE, Avn + lIEalN6
GRo(I'ES.
{Ntri Door IL ihr Ntrch8ats Bank,

fNtri Door IL lie NtrthaatS bank.
iANtIlN ri, "a.
N'E Keep GA hand constantly trnc"t,S nj tl' h'si HnR
w itv II which We particularly mNtte The att'ht'
,ur ir,n,ls and customer W. tender thanks I" oi
aud hnIo Jay Ia III" nttf' i
all who ycrt Iusurt at Ill" sam" W "
.ipr lot SuAars tulrHS, M"a rNtr
crup Candies. ltsthrI. salt, Il, AV, watch We "hi
1 la "a ~ cnnltr, produce ian 20 +
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

OF Lh'Nc nBuRG,
.OOl< TO YOUR INTlIRtsS L
AND LET TalE PEOPgE on
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint ,on en-" Sell ,hcm unrsmin-!
AN AGENT FOR ALI rlie PAPERS on TIE LINE
ii TIA" Rsilraad f"m ,nebhurg Knoxville ali "t l'
wing large ,ircnaaisnmong the people OF south western
irrnis aud East rrrn,'sscc
E.aY~ ADVERTISE AND GIT RICH ~osa
IN ANY OR All. or THE FOLLOWING fAPEHS;
NfW ERA, flaNj c, wt liousc Va
VIRGINIA ANI IENNE.$ft MEMS, I pr,.tol
fRE>nN1ERiAN WITNESS,
bkowNI.uM skNoNA iLtt.s tcia' VIII"
RELIGIOUS tNrtLii3rNCER, Morrisew fsn"
n HALt,f SfN0 tc>le,on,vo
HnM3%HA[ ,A1~sao,. y,
H ;,t>,nc1i l. l0ef,va
sAIEM RrGi~IEE 's1i,a. v.
THE NlsiroR, Mattlu. Nanf tbe e. Va
NinHNlA PATRIOT indefcni'I'se Gray h'h'"-N"
v i'hnpSEN Wine rn,,.sle,o.
sfNH ASH iii.RNi j.. =. ..-rtan. 1nr, Va
Wy rntN !, -: ! t1hs''"A H. SWythr>le va
t&IoN plMptRNr ln,an. Marr, County, \
ApNnr NrE. Jehcr-"n,ite, i,zswsu e"Hnl. Va
E Er,1nI ,r,v psr,o'rNa
plr $50, tit wi:Sr. i,ar,Uurr ,'tl,. ro"Uty, Va
SENTINEL. Ae>auh,a. "
>nnL 4ul, 81 thc aNc papers VII
d4'to 1HtiH 1Nlttts1 t. al "a me Htthe "he" ~ 1''
,n,ilnrs NiiEui4n Mo rht.r contracts VIII hr
~, aai a1,,tt,-, .arn. tnt.,s tGpl "fillotr rIi Az,
nNial'fr',-N AMI Irrnaiu hdN'ttsns I" any itf"f
II, .uf,,s, Su.fcs \. WAbDill,
Foreman \ trEu,bu tHl,Oz
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CTTY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
TO Advertisers.

The Lynchburs yirgnian. nov half tie century
old. has acquired position second in influence 10
but few, il any other Journals in the State; and
has a wider circulation tl,nn amy newspaper pub
lished South-West Of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of ts circulation in this city and neigh
lorhool--t il reaetratih-; eF""y part of that ex-
tensive region which, by the completion Of our
great lines of lniercommnnlrai'oh has become
tributary to this city. A, IL AL, ertsing medium
therefore. it affords nneqnalel advantages to- all
our business mea who desire 10 increase their
trade
Tha Job Ole connected Herewith. is now one
of the m ist extensive in the State. having been
provided during the last var with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner Of work, from y
largo ppster to The most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition TO puff the es-
tah,iShmcnt into notice. is ii necessary. since
his work speaks Cor itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cert in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

~ - Wf. - utr!,a d this dan b, hUurtru
Al rer>n having u, against The r"ae'th "" request II
Ia irs' fi,u Il,u and all mi'ht IT. rttt' bond
~ "lcu 'ntf. w,lmhk" ment Mt once all III" gu
lndi 'f tc Elected md tho tnrin"sat the
'r,n - .t9 szt3aj up. JAMES \ sfidt1R
Il I & PETERS.
JAM NY J#i. lt.H. sItlhEN 4. II HRS.
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t1ii aht Gaa6, Rt,f4tss undr, the st E, 81 10
IER, ~ II l. 20 n the h"s, uetl5 "c,artsd h.
SitGrA - VIII trs WI l., g, tof,e ali l,rt Il nl-
pdt 'r ruh u,rl, lftsc add eYs VIII ho,l. NJ ic
- tiir it#--t -ta,t aud every ,hatt as, I" p al VIII"
ntny tar lh,ln Wiil al JAMES A. StlN1l,K.
u I. q PEIGEe,
A
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fAiist.E GROC EIEs.
GEO. y. DANTS.
WUDLEaALEA RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

On. os1- tlr GHQina Bank LINCHBURd, Ia
INST i ha ID and In stnrcNo new Markeral in . and
j bis Iii, lscah; NJ" North Car"nl ito, Herring. Ia
obs b, r"na -, , 'r, r In, IL, ,% % Cath n,
more racs I" the trade 800 seamless and 'w"h b's a,
Sugar; java Mochn, aguira and Ria Coffee Green and
Black Teas Wool Rolls Wool Raw Cotton aud Bais nan
White I.raA mud other Painsi rseed Limp nnd 1annrr'.
oil and C'ptl Varnsh Hammered, Rolled Hoop 'trop
spring and nisf,r ,teoi Bellows. Vices, Anvti- Screw
Plates and House Sh Wax Sperm and Ad,mantnc Can
dles : P,nc Apple md English Darv Cheese and
Rice salt Nails French and American 6'sn and Putty 'I"
article, be sold cheap cash short cred
ii for n"e"i'l," paper or exchange f"r country produce
and make prompt returns ldecddt
N1EGRGEs wANTED.--Tbc s"b.cribcr con-
~ MAJ for NEGROES Of both sexcs, between
aud Carpenters, and viii he ig eat market
prices eash Hs office newly erected brick budding on
where prepared chaving erected buildings with that
view t" boaneeroes sent to Lynchbnre for sale on mod
and keep them ms secure as II they were placed
oct ,r' I'd Ids camosif. SETH wooDRooF.
NEGROES WANTED.
VUNuE SUBSCRIBER WHATS TO buy n"y num-
i Negroes Of both sexes from ten to thirty years Of
ago also Women aud Children for whom the highest cash
prices willie given Persons in the country vii be attended
at Lynchbmrg. Va WI MOuNTCAs1LE.
XX1ATCmEs AND JEWEI.RY.-The Il
w riber ha, in store the largest stock "A
"f r Is 70 sna nb, A 'si fine "i" 10, of Of ali
which he invites the attention Of To public before pnrha-
ng. loot -dtS 1AHf'o piNW iD''t'
unAVENT kENTIGKy PATTERN res.
Is dozen of very superior AXES, just received OF the
celebrate OF Collins a. Co, IL Collins Mill Hail. &.
Jones md DAVIS &C.. r. NJ. SIMPSON
ian ul,ts Sign Of the Pad Lock.
DOCKET Cutlery: Pocket Cutlery =
Opeued within tho past week very large and beautiful
assortment Of roo KET CUTLERY embracing the
choice partns celebrated manufacturers in England
\. NJ. SIMPSON
ian 2G,l,s Sign at the Lock.
DnA EiSHELs MERCER POTATOES,
<Vvb sale cheap by
feb l.,,,s JAMES BOYD 4 co.
SOMETHING NEW.-H have opened ~ y
- morning, TIE FLEXIBLE BAND SILK HAT, a0tw
article In mi. city lfcb l-d's r. SEABuRY.
- ~ BssiEi.s or PRIME NEW CLIO
fine lot ple and ether impurities and think
would lind Il 10 their interest call and examine
II before b,i> az elsewhere IRBY & SAUNDERS.
r. store, also Timothy Orchard Grass Blue
Gras and Evergreen SEED. jan % dts.
'UyO HOUSE X EEPERS.--I I'm We just received
4 A second Winter supply Of WINDOW SHADES AND
GILT COINItE; the style, Of which entirely and
very beaut and the the best have
hibted CAL and examine VI SIMPSON
dee l4dts
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~ tel % L. n1eeher tcr the sylr AMI hfn u ~ 4.
kt't tic roniuctiNs
f4fs>a4 md t,tarii4r HBaess NJ The ell stand oi
Lee u>nn - Mann Street. nhtr snail ic pf,a
ed I" SUN go" "a enls au III" public pihuIsiur tn use
cNrrN ofat "a Htan"ta their interest Liberal cth ia Nnot
ma'' on tau-i. nInerts IA hand fur sub
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J,NtlEh IL laHr#- mn dts GEORGE, ROOKIE
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RUNAWAY CArGur-IIarry, a slave belonging
to Robert A. coehill, Esq, Of Amherst, who ran
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on Saturday. 8
loaded cars, consisting of ! 10 bushels Of Wheat:
1873 barrels of Flour $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous;
There were 9 loaded ears sent West same day.