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Dyspepsia. ImpurIty OF the EIosa,

From er j. D. Hines, Pastor Of iireHt CiWrc isostoH.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with eN'gsordinary
suss in nv family and among those . l 10 visit
IN distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known, aud confidently recOulinfnd them to-
my friends Yours, J, V, HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., y. y, Oct. ~, is15
DEAR SfE am using your Catharfic iils In my prae
tc and find them excellent pUrltivc cleanse the
system aud purifg thc flEEtHigs az shc blood.
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nONNAN a. CO.,

Of which are respectfully solicited lazt-as@
las NJ. GOGGIN, d. o. TRADER, d. '" - w. ~
Formerly Of Virginia. Memphis fo.mery '" IN '"e'.
GOGGEN, TRADER a. HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Grocers, Receiving, forwarding ana
O ON M 5 ion M ercn a II U.s.
I-,1-,x Wemphis. Tenn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
BELL AND EvERErr IN NEW KENT.

Pursuant TO previous notice. meeting If the Consti.
uoual Union men OF the county Of New Kent was bed
at the Courthousc Tuesday the 2jh instant for the
purpose OF organizing Bel aud Everett Club.
On motion, Col T. A. Lacy called to the chair,
and John S. Christian appointed Secretary.
On motion OF b. d. Christian, committee consisting
of b. d. Christian, Ira l. BlWles T,cmachus Taylor,
John j. Creep and Or. A. q. Jones' were appointed to
draft suitable bylaws for the government of the Club
and also to recommend permanent officers for the
After a brief Absence the committee returned and re-
ported constitution aud bylaws and recommended the
following officers permanent organization, to wit:
For President Ira l. BOwes; for Vice Presidents, Col
7. A. Lacy aud Elijah Bal; for RECORDING secretary,
Teemachus Taylor and for Treasurer, john j. Green;
which report unanimously adopted by the meeting
On motion, Thomas Barham was appointed a commit
tee TO conduct the chairman TO his seat when the latter
briefly but appropriately addressed the meeting, return
ing his thanks for the honor conferred upon him, and
pedging bis untng exertOns for the promotion OF the
cause.
Oa motion of T. Taylor, tie following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolvei That We recommend 10 our brother mem
bers of the Constitutional Union party in the other dis
rcts Of the county form associations similar to ours
in their respective districts and that they appoint COM
mttses to confer with the I'd Thursday in October
next with view to the formation Of central Club for
this county.
The Club then adjourned to meet at this place on the
5:h day Of October next at o'clock z. n.
JOHN S. CHRISTIAN, Rec. See'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

TURKISH AUTHORITY SYRIA.-A collection OF papers
from tish Consuls in the Levant has been recently
published in London and has succeeded In opening the
eyes of the British public TO the deporabe condition Of
the Empire which they excrted themselves 30 vainy to
prop up. The London Times in quoting these dispatches
admits that they prove the Turkish Government to be
uonentty; aud, than nonentity positive curse
to Syria If stronger language than this needed,
be found in the dispstches themselves They d.
tail events that have happened during the past year,
comprising series Of tumults riots and wanton mas
sacres that completely establish the GsOrdered OF
the country and the inability Of the Government to en-
force its authority. The dispatches TEEN with Instances
Of individual murders committed with absolute mplnity
in open day and OF ether in which whole families
we're destroyed and women violated by ruthless barba-
rans To all these ouragcs which cover a space Of two
years. the Turkish authorities we're accessory. either
through inability prevent hem from sy mpathy
with the anti-Christin party.
But il is not merely averred against the Turkish Gov
ernment that it has failed to perform its duty through
impotence bigo:ry and malice There is distinct evil
dece that it has encouraged it, officials to oppress the
people, and has urged on the Druss and other wild
Of the Lebanon TO commit the dreadful atrocities Of
which we have so recently heard. Under these crcum
stances every rghihnkng person will insist that the
chasscmeut Of these Syrian barbarans and the
ton of order in this disorganized country Of faI
higher importance to civilization and humanity thar
maintaining the integrity Of degraded Empre.-N. y
Tunes.
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BELL AND EVERETT IN PowHATAN.

Pursuant TO a previous CALL enthusiastic meeting oil
the Unop-oSing Of the upper part Of this county
was held at r. W. Selden's Academy, on Friday, Sept
l4th.
Oa motion of Dr. Thomas L. Robinson, Mr. Blair Bur-
well was called to the Chair aud r. W. Seden appointed
Secretary.
On motion, a committee of three consisting Of Messrs.
Robinson Moormau 0nd Selden were appointed to drait
suitable resolutions Who after consultation, reported as
follows:
Whereas, certain designing politicians in the South
have been and are endeavorifg TO precpate the cot
ton States into revolution" aud rampant abotonists
in the North advocating measures which must, u
successful destroy our glorious Union: Therefore,
Resoirsd That We proudly discaim all sympathy Tor
the enemies OF the Uuon whether they under the
specious garb OF pretended slavery propagandists or as
large stockholders in the Underground Raroad and TO
attest our devotion to the Unou and our confidence In
our leaders hereby pledge ourselves to use oil hon
orabe means to secure the election Of Standard
bearers and auxiliary TO this end form ourselves into
Bell apd Everett CLUB, and adopt the following as our
Constitution.
lst This Club shall be known the B5ll and Everett
Club and shall have for its object the promotion OF the
election af John Bell Of Tennessee for President and
Inward Everett, of Massachusetts, for VieePresdent
3D. TIE officers Of this Club shall consist of Pres-
dent and two Vice Presidents Treasurer, Recording
and tSo Corresponding Secretaries.
Sd This Club shall hold IFS regular meetings at Sell
den's Academy, Friday afternoon Of each week, at
= 4
meeting whenever in his opinion, the interests OF the
Club require il.
THE next four articles prescribe the ordinary duties
Of the President Secretaries aud Treasurer.
sth committee Of five shall be appointed TO solicit
contributions for the purposes of the Club, and it shall
be their duty to report each meeting This committee
NAV be changed at any meeting.
9th To entitle person TO membership in this Club,
he shall enrol his'name in book to be kept by the Re
eording Secretary and bis doing shall be considered
pledge to vote for Bell aud Evereu but be may erase
his name at any time be shOOses
The Constitution being read, the meeting then pro-
ceeded TO the election Of officers.
On motion Of Col Moorman, Capt. VIM. Royal was
unanimously eccted President The other officers cho-
sen we're DR.. Thomas L. Robinson aud John b. Hurt,
Vice Presidents r. W Sslden Recording Secretary; A
R. Frayser aud Hiram Harris Corresponding Secretaries
| d. N. Tucker Treasurer.
After interesting addresses from several gentlemen
the meeting adjourned.
BLAIR BURwELL ChmH.
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RESULTS or DsUSIoS.-Cot;oD, tobacco, corn, wheat,
and all that-prsciical, and material subects-are
brought now into the discussion about DiSunon ard Sc
cessiOu. The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin de-
cares that breaking up Of the Union would only
cause the ships the levee and bankruptcy and
ruin follow in the train of Disasters but the real
tate Of New Orleans would no. be worth twenty-five
cents on the dollar to what Il is now cotton would go
down to such figure that it would not pay to cultivate
it, and the pail Of general stagoaioa, the wings of n
dreiy dissolution would rest upon the land by in
erna diseu ions and drenehed in civil and fraternal
blood. Mexico is but faint picture Of what cond-
ton would BE- upon a gigantic scale"
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RICHMOND SEPTEMBER 80 1850

ion viz: Saml Lively James Ftchett, Ed. Ftcheti O.
Drummount Jas. Schtor A. West, @. Wood, Thos. La-
timer, Robt Davis, jr., and hcJOnes. Our county
EleciOr Mr. John Segsr then loudly called for and
responded in manner which clearly demonstrated that
he was "chip of the old block" He urged his hearers
give cordial and earnest support to John Bell and
Edward Everett every page of whose past history gloWs
with intelligent love OF couuty Mr. SFgar took his seat
amid much cheering after which the Club adjourn ed
CT5-The Norfolk Herald will please copy.
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BELL AND EVERETT IN NEW KENT.

NJ 1
In pursuance Of public notice the friends OF Bell and
Everett in the upper part Of New Kent met at Dispatch
on the York River Railroad, and organized club icr
the purpose of promoting the election OF our noble car
didaes and will certainly make themselves felt on eee
ton day.
The following are the proceedings Of the meeting:
On motion Of DR. Minor the meeting called 10 Or
der with Mr. L Walker as Chairman, aud Mr. Doug
las as Secretary.
ed TO report business for the meeting
The following named committee: Dr. q. q.
Minor Alfred Ellyson, Maj. w. l.. Wilkinson, Robert
Crump, Collier II yson, VIM. D. Dodson and Pondexter
Higgins, who reported the following:
l. Resolved That in the present crisis OF our political
affairs t ia the duty Of every friend OF the Union and
of the Constitution to do all and il possible moie than
his duty in sustaining the candidates OF our choice TO
which end il is expedent organize in district
club TO promote the election OF Bell and Everett that
they are the to the country aud ought TO be
elected and so tar sr5 concerned we meau TO do
it.
That this club be called the Bell and Everett. Club
of Dispatch.
s. That its organization shall consist Of a President
three VicePresidents, Secretary aud Treasurer who
shall perform the duties usual 10 such Offices in like
clubs and who shall be elected "UiVd roce by maor
~ Of the members of the club.
4 That this club shall continue in existence until after
the election of President in November next; that It shall
hold regular meetings at Dispatch once fortnight and
such other times the presiding oihcer may appoint
and will use all honorable efforts TO secure the election OF
our candidates;
Which were unanimously adopted when the club pro-
eeeded 70 elect officers, with the following result
Prssidsnt-R l.. Walker.
PTee- Fresidents.-D Daniel EllysOp, Ro Crump, S. P.
Christian.
Seereidrg-J V. Douglass
On motion. il was
Resolpsl That committee Of three be appointed by
the President 10 make arrangements TO have q mass
meeting and invite speakers to be present and deliver
addresses.
The following were appointed n committee: G. G.
Minor, j. v Douglass aud Daniel Ellyson
When on motion ol Dr. Miner, the President was ad-
ded TO tie committee.
On motion, the club adjourned to meet two weeks from
this day at O'Clock, 7. ".
JOHN V. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w PROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

n,
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS diseases renders upon
For many years the watrs Of these Springs have been
ported aud persons their homes and experience
from neir use ,rle1 drunk frc3 at neJoaAt1in.
gently APERENT and very decidedly ALTER
ATIYE Their great Dre remedy and the quality above all
that given them their high reputation tr dityd
tire pgrer the peculiar operative influences by which they
Stimulate Gy .Rddr sscysOns reolDe CAroo iadUmdtioRs
0bsOnsn the smaller vessels and lr0o " morbid
Accommodations from diseased thus predicting the derd-
profound dnandedn almost of Chron-
ic disease
As sn APERILNr and ALTERATvE the range disease
which they applicable will be sppareni 10 medical meEsue
Tor Instance Chronic affections Of the onel Boei Lirr,
Eidns Sa De- Dc Upon The Of The oIsaTs ssneI'
and abhnr healthy ecreons In such as have departed from
In DYsfEPsiG and in Cron tatons Of the mucous cot
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed With the hapest
In the various forms OF LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long 1aS e%y established ~ ,,. ,,.r o,A.-
SHkoNo 3iAKkhEA h y 9lsen 5 eureu oy 'ne Aer 0n ~
To CosTIyENEss Of the Bowels and 70 PILES they are well
adapted.
In the ssverdi forms Of EIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS,
unattended Win Inflammation hey are re- ysIy ,sT,eesse
liar % females their dirdpe influences are oten emnenty
useful
NEURALGIA and the various nerves diedss they
the result organic derAngemen treated with eai success
In CHRoNIo RHEUMATIsM their known efficacy Is with
As Palliative Of most excellent effect IL GOUT value has
In MEscRfAL DISEASES and In peculiar affection that
Of Mercury In sTPHYLrc affections, full
e. Pamphlets descriptive of the medicinal character and ap
pcabie Of the Waters furnished gra on application to The
AZ These Waters securely pu. up the sprn 10 sass bottles
are now being regularly furnished to the Agents Ia Richmond Tor
prevent Imposition each bot,le has tire words GEEyN
BRIeR WHITE suLfHUa WATER" blown in the sas', without
Orders from niydaa and The trade throughout the United
PURCELL, LADD co,
ap97-dtecm GEM Agents, Richmond, Va
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CoRN AND 0IL.- Our maizes precious plant II gives
is grand for h0nmny; poultry is mostly made from
it, its stalks supply sugar the syrup from t produces
alcohol the envelop of the ear dried, make sweet and
refreshing bed and now Ii Is found that It produces
clear burning iud that burns with soft light without
odor, without smoke, that Is inexpensive, aording
good light In ordlnary kerosene lamp for half cent
an hour The cOrp.O s aS clear and co.orIess as water
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WHAT THE rRESs Has SAID IL RELATION TO
THE DRAGON:
Aiua oLp sE"f - y ~-'.rI and SATAN; 80 Nr. ePA
Cfs e9tt 10 identity him, and TIE sising OF his the
Immediate future.


cYs eao oiden him, and Using his head the
immediats future.
From the Richmond wiz Aug TO- 1880.
"HTnRY TuE DRAGON MIR Hargraye white, Of this city,
has published small volume entitled THE Dragon that Old
serpent the Dy and saian head be bruised In
coming Contest among the EatOnsn The author b Mr. g. b.
stacy Of Bicmond intelligent gentleman who has
ueh time 70 he fiuoy OF TIE prophs The object OF the pub
fact that the Apocalypse Is the History the Church. written by
God himself" ard tbsreby awaken Interest subject
which may lead TO preparation for the events that rapidly
approaching"
From the Religious Herald Iug 10Th 1850
Modern oom1enaes c prophecies Of the Apocalypse,
constitute ye extensive De- arnent o religious ieiaure BIT
decide how far nr Stacy is entitled {, the credit OF originality
r cert lain views which itte both ngenou aud novel
Tho Sho el an In The attempt 70 hnh The recent poi
e revelations OF Europe on ihe po hsc page and from that
page revelations yet In the wob time should
overlook The present work. "a he ping emPs'e the Of
siect though not clear the peplex
ties which embarrass enquiry and provoke dissent
From the Central Presbyterian. Aug 18th
The ap9caypc vision cf John has commentaries
than ohr portion Of he Bible Not dny ceTymen but lay
men In largc nurherr and In successive have eayed TO
n veil which hangs he paihe pas ing and The fu
The wo'k Of winch part Of the te given above he
layman n this city. Mr. has undertaken give full
expedition Of the ApoeaSpsr but simply ahhtOry ohe DfA
fortified his by
history for which he has drasn largely upon the London
Chronicle other English pc Odicas II Is much richer In this
respect than most works Of the Mind and The general reader
whether adopts the authors theory will be instructed
Impressed by The recpu alton Of and by the notices
OF Of the maa In the passing drama The work 10
mnd engaged looking at passing eysns oreshadowng
those which are to come
From the Philadelphia Presbyterian
THIS little work des ;ned to illustrate the mpfcsbe Of
ry ofiniepreaton. tits Intelligent and in respect be
mistaken IN It's Views and yet may safely t down with the
IN hand 10 ste' 70 the conversational Views OF
reasonable and well informed friend
For sale by all Booksellers. Price sic seC-lm
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The NEW CENSUS almost everywhere disappoints the
sangune expectations of the Northern go-ahead people.
Cincinnati Detroit Chicago, and almost every city but
New York and St. Louis have fever inhabitants than the
census was expected to show Vermont aud New Hamp-
shire have made very slight gains since 1880 that
each may loose a member OF the House under the new
appointment though each lost last time, and they
are down to three each, having had six under the
census Of 1920 California, which estimated hay
ing six hundred thousand and overproyes by the cen.
sus to have but bali Million though as years emgra.
ton very heavy. OF course she will probably have
butfou Representatives under the next appointment
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RICHMOND wHIG.
rHEUNION bell.

l. A. OAIsES-
Ring, o, ring the Union Dell
love TO hear it chime,
II makes the pa riot heart 70 swell
with 10y OF the good old time
When Clay and Web,ter stood, suoims,
With the pride Of honest hearts,
And bid def snce 10 the slime
or the hreeaters darts
Let the dsunlon blood.hou dS bark
lis all that they can do,
We may admit Lher clouds dark,
And loud their thuoders, too,
But the Uaion BElL, Of Tennessee,
wi ring lou Ter peal
To set the expectant spirit fres,
Ard stamp the Union seal
word about EyERErr,
Thst pnre and noble une-
What honest heart can e'er forget
The friend Of WGshnkton-
His eulogy "vernons chief"
Now forms a new and brilliant leaf
In 'he life Of Washington.
GaiFFtN Aug ~, 1850.
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R. W. sELDrs, S.e'y.
THE UNION CAUSE IN ELIZABETH CITY.
NEw MARKET, Elizabeth City County, !
Sent g3d 1850 1


To tts Editor Of the IVhig:
From the past silence what is being done in this
section Of country by the friends orthose mighty champ
ions Of the "Unon the Constitution and the Enforce
ment of the Lawsn-John Bell and Edward Everett-for
the promotion Of their and the consequent per
petuity Of ouri glorious "Union" you might imagine
that they luks-wsrm and have little hope Of
triumph 10 the coming election but could you have been
IN oar ile county for short while yesterday, and
have witnessed the enthusiasm and earnesncs3 which
characterized its citizens at the raising Of "Be and
Everett pole you would have discarded the ides
erroneous one and have been convinced that there is
that confidence and hope Inspiring and anmatng the
bosoms Of this people, which with little er,
mgt be finned into mighty cOnfagration, spreading
from house house and from heart to heart until there
should not be lef in the whole country engle advo
cate Of Northern fanatieism.
Aft, the erection OF the pole banner was thrown TO
the breeze amid aecamatons and rcoicings which made
the wekin riag> Tits DONE Bell and Everett Club was
organized Of which Major J. B Sinclair, was appointed
chairman aud r A. Sclator Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. John T. Srgar, Vigilance Commit
tee Of ten apponaed that the "Be and Ever
stt" forces are brought 10 the Polls on the day Of elect
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FALL AND WINTER
CLIO ~ III I Gil

n ARRGCOTT HARRIs co have reeeysd and are stl re
lycrng the largest and rost desirable stocks Of READY
MADE CLrHlNG trey have behre had consisting OF eve
~ thing usually found n Clothing Eabdsnmenls Their q thing
m,hla by thcm The very best materials and In the
fahlonahe aud substantial manner. Thy have Advan
eqnal Clothing Hore and win sell as low the low
est garment they sell They have also,
assortment OF CHLpRENS aud BOYS CLOrHING, which
hey selling unusually ioU. II you wish any thing In the
Clothing and CHAP call al No ll2 Nan Street and
DARRAcOrr, II ARRIs a co,
L. seaO
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DUYAL & NORTON,s
CELEBRATED

HOR s f. TOT 10.
INOR imsov ng ts condition Of and Mules giving them
On appetite and relieving than Of Bot and Worms, Hds-
bouni slrf and D mPr and all dseaae 10 which hone Is
subj ct internally. by al DruFgis's
JAS p. DUvAL, Druggist,
seQl Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS

J. MillhiSer 81 Bros.
E'ske pleasure 10 nform fepds and pat.on snd the
w pub c Ial ua We ave opened yey extensive
soDen Of EW GODS adapted the pre- and approach
ing season. and prfpsed to s- favorable
terms and a. very low pdees ae hayrg ha 10 sfe
In anything In te Dry Goods nae Will we'll 10 give stock
exam sion only ind cut at what strg Goods
at We cannot advertisement snumsrae III. leading
tSes Of Good have In store but that
erammd and iammet full of rood bargains ard
doubt vi be With cut me II they know their .eres
We sell the best O. BLACK SILK In the ctV.
We sell the b. st ailwool FLANNEL AZ 23 cents
We have the largest and cheap Of RRENCH EBRoID
ERIEs In the city.
cARPETINGs and RUGS in great variety, and cbe,p.
j. MlLLHIsER BRO,
sc2O-H 1919 Br al Street.
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INPRoYEp ERkNCH YOEs SaIEf EliP0RIUM.

WE Shlrts prices qualities
w and Styles which closing out al reduced prices
These Shuts a made with the famous ImPEoved French
Yoke and warranted 20 A.
Our OF Ties ana Cravss can't be beat In the city Of
Richmond.
large stock OF Under Shirts and
Drawers which FULL contains full lines In sk GAuEe
Merinoss. Linen, aud Cotton
We have facilities for making shirts 70 ORDER az
the shortest possible notice. and perfert ft warranted
Also O hand, ane stock o. Ready Made Cli thing
STURrEVANr 4 MAGWTRE,
ieiS No. % N1sin Street Cor. 18th ST.
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ZOE FARMERs.
n1uNTnV WERCHANTS

WILL aad a. 2i Main Street. al they uaat In ne BOOK and
w saobey nne AZ low prices for cash or approvsl eseu
Books of manufacture better than any o.
wiz buy common goods -
Car Ler ana wrapping Pzpsr Of all sizes and quA ues
Inksands Pens. Vions and Strings INK se
Pencils. -.
Yirgnia, Dutch and English Amasscs for ls6l
School Books an knds Bibles, Tessmen hyn anu FSe'
Bosks. Novel; and dard Literature Ia grsat V-Isy
" sank books made 10 order and all knis Of BOOK Os'
a. ,.ss sSs'' h''s' Nv RANDOLPH.
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NVBITE GOGDS.-we have nov In store, OF In
w Portatior, complete rs; oiinent Of
white Canb les and Jacoueits
Rock and Mul Mus'ns
Pail and Checked Nsnsooks
B-lop's and Victoria Lagns
n IN and Dotted Swlss Mullins
Checked and striped Cambiics
Bobnst CORDS
Corded Dirrities
India Twill
fu-nliu Dimi'ies
Irish Liners, q veil known makes
Linen Fable namasks
Dsnask Table Cloths and Napkins, part OF extra
quality
Towes
noyues &C., &c &c.
All q which Ger 10 The irade At rerg l9o prizes
tstS KENT PAINE A CO.
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CopaRTNERSNTTP

HAVE MS day associated vh ne, In tee Merchant TaSng
Ready Made Clothing Basiness, WM g. CARRY, Of
Boydton Mckeuburg Co., Va said Coparnerhp 10 date from
July isi 1854 The bUnes whereAer be conducted under the
sad style Of spt nee Carey.
Grateful for very liberal patronage have received for the
past 20 years wo1d respectfully ask continuance Of tie
same 70 ne new concern l. b. SPENCE,
iyM No. 1q0 corner of haln and 18Th Street