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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-21

and the expenses of the Fair held in Richmond
last year were S32U5 81, Notwithstanding the city
not authorized estimate the expenses Of the ap-
preaching Fair ut less than $500; which sum,
added TO the $1,000, tthe footing OF the premium
list, and it makes sum Of $4,000 to be provided
Estimated Receipts.
From old members at 81. i..........,.... $4,000 90
From new members at 81. ....:..;.... 1900 10
From receipts for reireshment privileges
FROM admission Of show booths and tents go %
From 10 per cent upon premiums actually
obtained, OF so aud upwards. 500 %
$3.50 %
rms sum taken rom. I3,UtO 10
Leaves to be taken at the gates ..... $500 90
Now, Will charge OF rs cents this year amount
ig tb eso M .or .arat ~ sh SUN mus. oe taken to make
Again, refer to the expeflence of the State So
as fsss p wsf ays exceeded Is
eeipts Of which met the expenses, and there
fore 1853, sSntS Sass ss' Fsss e s.r1 up; s,snu
1855, :. ...........---..... 2.se5 Is
1851, .........'... :.:.:.............. ssss ~ ~
If, now, the largest sum during any one Of shese
which would be received at our Fair this sear. at
25 cen Is gate fee to meet s31s9 %. and take this
Ieaves a d.6eIencv of 81, ,2I050.
How, would this deficiency be met Who woald
TO avoid any such contingency, the COMMITTEES
fixed the gate fee at 90 cents-s price which should
have more nearly equalized the receipts and pay
ments which, IN turn, would have probably re-
lieved the State Society from the necessity OF re-
moving its Fairs from Richmond. preve nted the
enhancement unhapply existing, and reiteved
the Central Society from the uniai prejudice at
tempted to be fixed upon it because Of its deterni-
nation 10 correct afEndataeatas n error.
One werd in relation to the ten per cent. CHARGED
npon premiums actually obtained for all sums of
$50 and upwards.
The Committee, wishing to impose the necessary
taxes upon those most able TO pay, adopted tha
plan as. of all others the least Objectionable. for
relieving the humber premiums from this tax
Ii falls only upon those both able and, no doubt,
willing To pay. j, -,
In conclusion, wish TO say that all the Commit
tee desired to do fairly divide the necessary
axpeuses OF Fair to which they hope 70 welcome
citzens of both towns and countfy--to offer pre-
mums worthy of honorable competition, and an
courage that re- union which has already been pro-
dnctive of 50 much social good. e. ID.
"a. The country papers friendly 20 the efforts Of
the Central Society VIII DO great favsr IL they
will insert this article in their columns.
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Rs sora shooting and sguirroI Huniina

E$. Sbfa SHocJifE ahd aiNtTFci IfuHtinS
are the amusclnentS of Eportsmen now, and the
season Tor PAkTRTD5E. DUCk and TCRhEY shoot
lnF only three weeks eff; but to enjoy these, and
Ia be in no DANGER of premature explosions. or
huTstIns barrels, man must have good GUs the
best Powder. diamond graInl SHOT, ELEYs
CAPS. and ELEY's CHEHICAL or ELASTIC W ADS
If he has these, he needs only SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BAG, small ChNTTEN and LEATH-
EKN Cur. TO complete his outfit. and lie rs then
ready for the field and wood, and for enJoym
OF late years many botches have turned gun
makers IN Europe. and so many cheap guns have
been shipped To ting country on sale. that 4 man
runs some risk in buying, unless he knows the
dealer. As We are well ACQUAINTED with Mr..
JAMES WALSH. al No. 60, north Main street,
and know him tn be entirely reliable, We always
purchase OF him, and never fail to get Just what
wish HIS guns are inferior to none IN the
Union, his ammunition /. the best 10 be had, his
HIt1oIs, RIfLES, KNIVES, and FISHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed; and, what is equally impor-
tant. his PHlCks ARE As Low II not LITTLE Low
ER, than similar articles can he found else where
We therefore take pleasure IN commencing him to
our brother spOrtsucu liberal, honest stralRht
forward candid merchant, and rs man that can
he relied on for whatever he SAYS. Remember, in
making your purchases, 20 call on JAMES " lLSH.
suumaker and importer, Ne. GO, north NJ ain street.
and II lie supplies you, You are ready for the field
and ior genuine sport. sc l5-lm
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POsTHUMOUs HONORs.

On the morning of the day when we We're to
pay the last sad offices to our friend, with
sad-let me not say arepining-thought that so
much talent, so much learning, SO much elo-
quence, so much wit, so much wisdom, so much
force of intellect, much kindness of heart
were taken from US, an engraved likeness of
him was brought to me in which he seemed 10
live again. The shadows of disease and suffer
ing had passed from the brow the we'll remem-
bered countenance was clothed with its won't
ed serenity, a cheerful smile lighted up the fea-
lures, genius kindied in the eye, persuasion
hoyered over the lips, and felt as If / were
going not To his fuaeral bat his triumph. .Weep
not for me- 1t seemed TO say, shut weep for
Yourselves And never while he dwelt among
us in the feeble tabernacle Of the flesh; never
while the oyertasEed spirit seemed Ia exhaust
the delicate frame, never AS had listened 10
the melody of his living voice, did he speak 10
my imagination aud heart with such touch
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ing though silent eloquence, as when we fol-
Iowed ms hearse along these streets, that bf ght
midsufnmers noon mp the Ella saera in front of
TINS capitol, slowly moving to the solemn beat
OF grand dead marches, as they swelled from
waiiing clarion and mufiled drum, while the
minute guns from yonder lawn responded to
the passing bell from yonder steeple. then un-
derstood the sublime Significance ofthe words,
which Cicero puts IN the mouth of Cato, that
the mind elevated to the foresight of posterity
when departing from this lite, begins at length
to live: yea the subliner words of a greater
than Cicero, ''Oh, death, where is thy sting; Oh
grave. where is thy victory!''
CONCLUSION.
Here, then under the cope of Heaven; here
on this lovely eninenee; here beneath the
walls of the capitol of old Massachusetts !:
here within the sight of those fair New Eng
land villages here in the near vicinity of the
graves of those who planted the germs of all
this palmy growth; here within the sound of
sacred bells, we raise this monument, with
loving hearts to the statesman, the patriot the
fellow citizen, the neighbor, the friend. Long
may it guard the approach to these halls of
council; long may it look out upon prosper
Gus country; and, if days of trial and disaster
should come and the arm Of flesh should fail,
doubt not that the monumental form would
descend from its pedestal, TO stand in the front
rank of the peril and the bronze lips repeat
the cry of the living yoice-"Liberty and
Union, now and forever, one and inseparable." !"
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A Bold RoBBERY.-C. @. Hansford, of Will
liamsburg Va, while stopping at the Astor
House. New York. last week, lost a trunk
and iewelry valued at 5000, by the following
bold robbery, as described in the New York
Express
About O'Clock last Friday afternoon re-
specially dressed man entered the Astor
House. and accosting one of the porters re-
quested his immediate attendance in room 1877
up stairs, for the purpose of aiding him to
open 4 trunk the key of which the applicant
and pretended guest of the hotel, alleged he
had lost. The two were soon in the room, and
the man, who subsequently gave his name as
Joseph Wilson, pointed out Il beautiful sole
leather trunk which he claimed rs his proper
ty. All efforts to find a key to fit it were
unayaillng, and at length Wilson asked the
porter TO carry the trunk to No. II Ann street,
where he would procure the services of lock-
smith. This was done, and the porter was re-
quested to call at a later hour and take the
trunk back 10 the hotel. As soon as he had
gone, Wilson caused the trunk to be taken
away to a place of greater security. The fol-
lowing evening, Mr. G. @. Hansford, of Will
liamsburg, Va, guest of the Astor, went TO
his room, and 10 his great surprise, missed "A
trunk containing clothing, iewelry and other
articles, valued a $500 and upwards. Notice
of the loss was Immediately given, and an in
terview with the porter revealed the fact that
ii had been claimed and removed by-a thief
A detective police was called in, and not long
atterward the trunk and contents were recoy-
cred. and a thief named Wilson was arrested
for the robbery He plead guilty.
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ATIEitSUlN e UI III Z, DTUg gSIsLS,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
al 3-6mt No. 20l, Broad street.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

eye, but amazingly perfect in their structure, and
amply provided with the means Of protection, sub
slstcncc and enjoyment; and he argued most fi,r-
cibly. that il tho Almighty thus cared for those
minute objects OF his creation, he would not over
look thnt being whom he had exalted So far above
them by the endowmcnts of intelligence nnd i'm
mortality! Does not tho science of Geology furnish
nda',innal proof in support of this positioni lf,
rs We have seen, ages before man came into exis-
tence. his Creator was providing for his future
Phts'cdfwel'be need we be staggered ut the
announcement TINT to ensure his spiritual good He
has rosored to SO costly nm expeacnt as tho gift
aud sacrifice OF his own Son? Wonder we may
and must at this miracle of mercy y--lor its mystic.
rios ever unfolding shall furnish occasion IN con
tinually increasing nstonishment md praise In tho
eternal world; but surely our wonder should not
degenerate into unbelief. II beneath our feet,
above our heads, aud around us upon every side,
we have tho abounding proof of whit God has
done for MS in tho work Of orention shall we not.
with n deeper mud moro devout gratitude reeog.
niye bis amazing solicitude for us in tho work Of
Redemption Whit M estimate has he set upon
man when hr has eondcsccndcd to take His nature
into union with his own aud to link humanity H.
sc'f 10 the everlasting throne! S.K.C.
LyNCunuRu. March Goth, 1899.
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Tho Africans

A correspondent. of the Southern Recorder,
writing from jacksonville, Tclinir county, gives
the following account Of the Wanderers Africans"
that were recently in duress, f.r some days at
that place.
"fhc most Of these negroes arc very likely, and
are from SIX To twcniy-one years old there il on
ly one woman among them They seem perfect
ly happy, mud nrc as con.ented and free from care
nS If roaming their native wilds They remain in
nil only at night; during the day they are per.
mtcl the freedom Of the yard. Some OF thom
are quite smart, and all are quick to learn. AT
first. they coul'l not speak n word of English: sew
cral of them, since they hnyc been here have mas
tered many words. Money and whiskey are fayo-
rite words with thcm-nl love money. and all ap-
pear to love whisky. They seem to have u know
lodge of the value of coin, but none Of our paper
currency. gave one an order for something at
store. since which time all scraps Of paper arc in
great demand with them. A newspaper was torn
thinking it will answer he slime purpose as mon
ey. Their dances and sports very amusing
aud original. Most Of the oldest are quite in.
gcnious, making knives and other things out Of
iron hoops and sardine boxes. They are very fond
OF fine dress, and some Of the boys of the place
have put gay ribbands through tie holes in their
ears which makes them quite proud. l don't
think they have an idea OF God. have taken
some pains to find out their belief in q Supreme
Being but have iailed. They are from three diff.
frrent nations of tribes. there being three different
marks or unttoos among them, indicating. us they
say different nations, or, perhaps reason
bic, different castes They soon learned some pro-
fame words, but being told it was wrong to use
them. it is seldom they will do So saying marble,
bad, when asked to repeat them."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

E1enr CHILDREN AT A BIarH.--About two months
since the wife of Jacob Abbot, In Goconda, g pres
sented her husband with eight pledges Of affection st
Que BIRTH These children survived until stt weeks
old when two OF them sickened and died. The re-
naming six still living and thriving finely The
whole eight were very small specimens Of humanity
when ushered into the world, as might have oesA sx&
pected. This sta, ement 10 literally tue; IL = soneh-
ed for by numbers ofrespectabe winsssess Who esav
tho ch dren. So says the Boston hsfsld assil fi.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
G GLORY

And glory long ln4 made the snccs fmilc
lis <omrth'og. o'hn., words ilnsion wind
Deepen 'ias inorc nan the historians sr,lc
Than on the name person leaves hch,nd.
Hrron.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31
SATURDAY NIGHT

lhc "tcH past ITS latest ray
Is vanished WITH the closing day
And i' MS hn ''.or} our stasp
lis NOW dcp'rcd hours 10 elnsp,
rs /" recall lhc moment bright
"htn hf-i 'tcHt,tn sprung 10 light
The week Is pls' II II has b,uusht
Son = hran,a Of eNcet md soothing .lousht.
If II has lrA Soruc mcuory dear
a. heavenly t'pturrs wasted hctci
II ha> r't winged it's II ght in ,nin
Although II cr return again.
Bo,ri .nq.
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Great Reduction iu Charges Goods fro M the
North. via RichsnoWd md james River
d N0nRwhn ennni. TO Z. nch burg,
lhence by RRilrOnd tisc
sh-Wesf.
fNIANkFCI. TO friends and the public for c very lib.
cral patronage, would respectfully inform ihcm that
to the large increase OF buuess
tcrmcr reduco have determined charges ol,
GtHodi Mrchond such Dry Goods, Loos Shoes, Hats
Caps only rs 100 pounds which all
from the Whaises at III, hmond 10 the Landings
Depot nj Iynchburg.
Produce tur warded ver low rates
: O For special rates circular
ALFRED s. LEE,
FOrTdyding and Commission aerrloat,
jan ?, dts. On the Dock. R.rlmoud Va
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Halln S'M9inian.
MERCY AND NOT SACRIFICE.

othou, n wbo}c rebuke the grvt,
Back 10 warm lie the sleeper gave,
VINO, waking saw with Joy above,
y brothers face of tcndcresi love-
Thou unto whom the blind aud iamr,
lhe sertowing and the sin sick came;
Ihe burden OF til, holy faith.
Was love aud htr not late and death,
o,.once again, thy healing lay
on the lind eyes which know thee not,
Aud let the light Of Thy pure day
shine IN upon tho darkcncd thought
u, touch The heart Of men and show
Tie power which IL iot thearancc lies
And let them lelrn that Mere, now
Is better than Id Sacrifice.
J G. Uh,i,icr.
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THAT the Democratic party has shaped the
destiny Of this country is admitted.--New FORK
Nems.
tits the common impression out West here that
Providence has had some hand in shaping the des-
tiny of this country, and that uuder Providence,
that country owes something 10 its own rare, un-
trnmmeled energies. An Irishman who had just
escaped fearful casualty by great alertness and
selfpossesson was told that be ought to drop on
his knees and thank God to whose goodness and
wisdom his escape was wholly due. Sure" said
Pat, looking un with modest leer of incredulty,
"and don't We think was mighty cutc myself?'
Louisville Journal. -t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

Johnson, YOUNGER ~ OTES, 13 Pearl
- Street between Main and Cary RftIMuNp VA lave ON
hand and offer for sale
1000 bags Rio, I.sguyra and Java Cof'c
23 bags Mocha
200 sides good an damaged sole Iolthpr
800 boxes Adam nIine Candies
100 boNts proWu Soap;
| - hoNts Fancy do
1910 kegs Old ID 'miuon Nails
100 ba' rels \. o. Molassos:
Is hogshcads Crha MoaS.ts;
50 d., o Sugar;
100 barrels extra 4 Sugar;
40 do low grades Sugar,
% do granuatrd Sugar;
~ do ground Sugar;
- patent cut Loaf Sugar;
80 ba. rels crushed sugar:
~ kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass.
l01 kits No Mackrrl
30 la rels No IIcrrnss:
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and ntl or Grass Seeds
Besides fall nss" tmrht OF GROCERIES, wci large
and well sc"cted stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
lll, ORs We ave also Agents for Tie
"f MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, a. of which will sell
low 81. ,. march ~ dts-Rsp copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-31

The HERO OF THE MEXICAN WAR.--Gen. Ward
b. Burnett. at present surveyor general Of Ne
braska will proceed to Nashville in q few days,
where he is to receive formally from the heirs Of
Gen. jackson the gold snuff-box awarded to him
as the bravest soldier in the Mexican war; ia CON-
pliance with the will of the hero of New Orleans,
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GARD.-JOhN AkkAnAM MS respectfully
"A calls the attention of purchasers of Dry Goods his
large and varied stock Of DRESS GOODS They comprise
part Rich Silks. double jumps Compositon Robe Scj
Rich Brocadr Bvadore. Corded ChenO and Sond Checks,
PLAIN Black in variety Berages Tsnes Grape Bcragcs
Organdies, JacoDcs and Lawns aud Lace Maniias Ribbons
Gloves, Hosiery &C. all Ct the latest importation Look
out for argains am determined 10 sell at small poh''
march ~ dts.
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JSO. CLARK ID.
NEW CONCERN-The undcr-ig gued, o shc
lst Inst entered copartDcrshp. the
conducting General Iroduc6 business under the
style and firm Of CLARK HOLT, and will receive
signmcn, TOBACCO. WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, sc which will
prompt personal atteni! We hope by close
tinn and puncuay in the discharge OF businds ,he
patronage SO lbrraly bcsnw cd upon predecessor
We refer TO the business men OF LyDcburg generally.
Office Main Street. doors above Exchange Corner,
aud opposite M1Corkle Il Co. CLARK q HOLT.
lNARD.-r. on the Let inst., connected w iii,
~ In the Commission business, Mr. JNO ID HOLT late Of
Halifax H. Va and take this occasion thanks
old friends and for the liberal patronage beow
cd upon and solicit, for the continuance of
their fayor promising renewed efforts to advance their inter
ests Very Respectfully,
jan lS.d3m.1 JNO CLARK
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r vx,unURc AcnICULTUnAI. WORKS

r YNtmRURG GAGKiCUi.TUnAL WORKS
Thankful for liberal share OF the public patronage fo
the last six take pleasure in informing our friends
that awarded NINE PREMIUMS on different TOOLS,
lae Fair. We better prepared han ever to
furnish Tools, and fine lot Of premium Tools
hand We would call particular attenh to Threshing
Machines Corn Shelters Straw Cutters heat Fans, Cahoons
Broad Cast Sow ing Machine, Wheat Drills Bckord e. Iof
mans and others Steel Plows. old and improved
Lvoes Plows and poins Peakskl Pows and Points All
ask call to sale In want Of Tools in
line wHITTEM0RE g. JOSI.lN.
march Ids Propric,ors
A sNLEaMAN WANTED.- Wanted 10
IA r"y for the ensnng year. good and popular DRY
GOOD SALESMAN, u character None apply. who
industry sobriety and in
.erity Address a H." Post oAiee, Lychburg and state
salary relu red. Idec 2i.d's
RDVRE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
\ superior article Ais pnre Juice Port inc
fine Madeira Wine, Ltnlon Porter. For sale hy
Rep copy. lang 20 tsl A. STROTHER GO.
WE will pay sh~ highest cnsh price fer WoeI
w in large small Quantities.
NOwLIN MI-RRELL,
march 9 dts. Lynchburg. Va
uGHT FOR THE PEOPLE.-u have just
received supply of PURE KEROSENE or CAMEL
COAL OIL. Those who would like TO have brilliant and
cheap light will please call and he supplied Also supply
ot COAL OIL LAMPS For sale by
march i7-du JOIIS II. sEAY. Druggist
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TIIOS. J.. GRlNIALDI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT x SIIOE MAKEI

opp' site The Citizens SaNloCs Bank
WIN S1HLE7, LINL HBFHG. II,
40 whom nrslcd s,c prem iun for tIc best
pair al asoots. exhibited Ui ii,r Inst Eni,,
L. ~ rs constantly on laid. ard unuutr Ii
II -'"r every variety at LADIES aua ~ NILE. -
ms WEAR. wII,h he VIII warrant canal tn gnv
manufactured IN the country, and at prices Rs low iupt
lover, than any oth"r cstahiishme,t IN LyncindE
lie respectfully spcs "i upit- aynr
e time return. LA lhs oI the beta patouag
iolutc bestowed ian .ldGiu
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DD1ANGs.-Wr have Just received n supply OF
new and beautiful PIANOS comprising of The
elegant offered this We would especially call
attention TO the style called The CLIFFORD PIANO
built of u sewcod Louie Quatnrze. MD snowy We
will keep constantly hand. Pianos from the
tories of both WM ksABE Co. Balmure CnICkFH
ISG n sons. Boston. and furnish them fully
ble terms as they can be had in the Northern Cities
Also. full supply of Guitars, Yiolius Flutes. Music
Call and examine. PAYNE & BLACKfURD.
96.dt
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UNAVIDsON,$ $SABAnANDEK sAFEa.- We
II have received several Of these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar aud Posde proof which will
sel at manufacturers prices
feb ldts. 4STABI.ER T. JONES
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Nj. IolLl\ NJ d CO..
GROCERS e. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1--WE DoOr. above Ncrrhunt-, psnnb,
MAIN STREET, LY u RG,VA.,
I(lG leave To return their thanls fcnl-
- and customers no have hanlly Iatr hc
la,t three year., and respectfully >oi ilr
iav0r Prompt personal the all
Kinds OF country produce ana rturis sales
nr' effected, oar stovk OF GltoLEIIlS AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS " NJ aIWafs be found and well
n"octrd aud wi! be sod rs low amy h,u- In thr city
i,h It's lp1IJ>S
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feb l-dts fSTABLER e. JONES
A HPEClAL MEETING Of The stock b. oIde RI
N OF the Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company,
will be held the Office of the Company la Lynchburg
the 11d day of APkgL next
By order Of the Board Of Direc'ors
mar 90 d,22ap wM s. MORRIS, rtsst
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ii AZ renewed Hgam l." Ia old stand II Ariu N,,
IL having hued II in sp,nd style nUI h,.cd it with TIN
most nttraetir" AID elrfant sssortm"n, It TtfS. cos
fEtTlONERl, FANCY GOODS. FRUITS. Ar. Ac. III
nres ali constitute the Offensive s,dIi
meat Of NOTIONS tr the clldr,n and coccs ft the "a
lc ever before offered in bynrhhtg dee
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
JANIS bufp Gko. \. kiNNEAR
JAMES BOYD d Co.
GROCHRS & COMM oSION MERL Ii ANTS

IS' NO4s' df0tc Fhf IN. I Tan, RItTrCnd Ffl0f,
1.NN NGNR Rl: Va.
DARTltIIAR attention paid fho sale tohafg Produce
and proceed, m,tioi nuelitriN
fccicd VIII keep On hand general assortment Of GRO
CEklES AND Liquors asp. Gunno. Iiuic. Cement and
Ground Plaster f,r sale accommodating l,tns.
ntutc
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