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DESUNEON.

The apostle of the Southern diSunionists, Mr..
Yancey, was called out by the Seceders' Con-
ventiou, Immediately after the nomination oil
Breckenridge and Lane. The following report
of his remarks, we would respectfully commend
TO the consideration OF our readers, asking them
to mark well their tenor and spirit
Deatening calls were made Tor Mr.. Yancey,
who took to the platform and made a brilliant
speech, congratulatIng the Convention on lis
representation of the States Rights Democracy
that was prepared to MAINTAIN the rights o: the
Constitution. He begged them TO accept OF
these congratulations at the hands of man a who
had some reputation as factlonist and 4 diSu-
nonst o q man ac5o aCas ten gears ago an ad-
Uocate Of diSuniOn, because he SaW the conStitu-
h0Rnt rights Of the South anUaded by the ad-
mission Of California aCHh Squafter Sovereign
ty, md by tie inter ference Uih the SiGDe tradc
IN h' District Of Columbia. lie Ind gone be-
fore tie State Of alabama, and asked them 10
secede. He had been voted down by the State
and had not since advocated disunlon. Those
who said he had, uttered falsehood
He soas ne,ther for the Union, nor against it.
He 1CaS prepared for a secession from the D.
MON whenever he saw the Constitutional rights
OF the South invaded.
'G|J. NJ. SnoEMARER & Co. have just re-
ceived large lot OF new goods, which they
will sell very cheap. Call at No. /, Ander-
sons Row, ana see for yourselves.
D-FERGUsoN < SHAFER have on hand a
fresh supply OF elegant boots and shoes, and 9TH
er goods Their stock Is We'll selected. Give
them a call.
rMEssRS. DlEHL & DIBEET, the mail con-
tractors between this place and Hopewell, are
now making regular daily trips on their route
Their coaches are new and comfortably arran-
ged, and they are in every way prepared 10
accommodate the travelling public.
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then adopted, and the roll was called.
When Massachusetts, V3a called, Nlr. Butler
claimed the floor to explain The position oi Tue
delegation. He presented protest against 'ne
exclusion Of one Of the delegation, and with
drew from iurtLer action with the Convention.
When louisiana was cailed7 Mr.. Souir
spoke for the Delegation. He vas srvrTr on
those whom he designated as 'tponlcal to$s'li
entrusted in office and charged that war had
been waGed IN Douglas by al AMY Of an
prlnclpled anu unScrupul ous po!llcanS. those
who raised the storm are bound to sink and
disappear IN II. Secession Is wcri used To
conceal another word and one Of more s,gnlIl-
cauce. II must beget diSunon. The reasons
given by The secesSonsts for leaving the Con
ventlon We're only a pretrXt They were
mere tools an the hands OF intflInerS. The
South cannot respond TO theW moVemrnt tie
alluded TO the admission ot California III IN"
Union as a rec State and the threats made at
the South At the time They changed their
ground then, and their threats to dissolve the
Union were not realized. The Southern States
had made a sacrifice then IN exchange tor The
principle OF nou-intervention. The South could
not be earnest IN lis devotion TO IT'S principles,
il by division among themselves they give mp
the government 10 their enemies, North and
West
Mr. Soule's speech was long and eloquent,
and was repeatedly cheered, especially when IT
reflected most severely on the secrssl1n'sls- Al
IFS close be cast the vote Of Louisiana for Ste
Phrn A. Douglas.
Pennsylvania voted as follows For Dou-
glas, 10 votes for BreckinrIdge, 3 for Sey-
mour, for Guthrir, 3. The rest declined
voting.
Great excitement followed the vote oi Penn
sylvania, with demands TO know who the dele
gates were that refused 10 vote
Mr. RUSSELL OF New York, here Withdrew
the uam~ OF Horato Seymour, and read letter
from him.
2P. VI The frs, ballot resulted as toll
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BEDFORD COUNTY, IS.

Atan Orphans Court
held at Bedford in and for the county OF Bedford,
on the 3Olh day of April, 1860, before the Judges
of the said court,
On motion of o. F.. shannon, Esq, the courr
grant rule on the heirs and legal representatives
OF jacob Keagy, late of Middle Woodberry town.
ship, deceased, 10 wat, Michael, Catharine David
Ann, ntermargied with VIM. Elier. Peter and ia
cob, minor, who has for his guardian David
Schnebly, all residing in Bedford County, except
David who resides in Blair county to be and ap-
pear at an Orphans Court to be held al Bedford in
and for the county of Bedford, on the first Monday
third day of September A. D. S6O TO accent or re-
fuse 10 take the Real Estate of said deceased at the
valuation which has been valued and appraised In
pursuance of writ of Partition or Valuation issued
out OF said court, and 10 the Sheriff of said county
directed, or show why The same shouldn not be
sold.
,I5SJ In testimony whereof | have hereun,o
JL. S.1 set my hand and seal of said county, at
J~r515 Bedford. the 7th day of May, A. D. 1850
ATTEST
WIN. s. FLuKE, SAM,L n. TATE,
Sheriff. Clerk.
jane %. 1860.
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PENNSYL VANIA GOOD FOR
10000 MAJORITY
FOR DOUGLAS!
HON

%SS1|SS||SSIISS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cheers Tor the "Llttle Giant" were proposed
and responded to with will, until all was a
perfect roar Inside of the building and on the
outside
After considerable time had elapsed and
something like order restored, the Presiden,
said
"Wttf heartfelt satisfaction, as presidino Of
tlcer OF tins Convention, declare Stephen A.
Douglass by unanimous vote, the candidate OF
the Democratic party ofthe Union, for Presi-
dent OF these United States, and NAV God in bIs
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BEDFORD COUNTY. IS.

555JS The Commof wealth of Pennsylvania 10
JL. So Sarah Grove, Executrx OF the last will
J5%J2 and testament of Simon Grove late OF Bed
ford county, deceased
On petition of James Mullin, Guardan o. the mi
nor children of jeremiah Grove, decd. and mo-
ton OF A King, Esq, command you that laying
aside all business and excuses a 5 o.
ever you be and appear in your proper person, be-
tore the Judges of the Orphans Court OF Bedford
county, at court 10 be holden at Bedford on the
first Monday third day of September next and show
cause why you should not give security as execn-
trlx and why you should not settle an act cunt OF
your administration on the estate of said decd
Witness the HON. F. M. KlMMELL, Esq
President of our said court, at Bedford, this Soth
day of April, A. ID. 1860.
ATTEST;
Wa. 5. f LUXE, SAMT. g. I ATE,
Sheriff. (ieI-,
Jonr a2d, 1850.
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BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK
UF NJ 4 "a " n
EVENING SESSION.


BALTIMORE, June 23d.-Thr regular n,
ventIOn re-assembled at O'Clock
On motion OF a Lousians delegate. ra,ol,,
ton was adopted declaring that It IS n aoc,r
dance with the Interpretation of the ClDc,nna,.
platform tina; during the existence OF terr,,o.
rial governments, The lmeasure OF restrictions
whatever 1t may be-, Imposed BY the Federal
Constitution on the power OF the Territorial Le-
glslature over the subject OF The domestic rela
tons, las the same has been, or shall hereattei
be, finally determined by the Supreme Court Of
the United States,l should be respected by all
good citizens, and enforced with promptney.
and hdrlity by every braach OF the general gov
ernment.
1t was promised that ;this resolution woult
give Douglas 10000 majority in Louisiana
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominal.
a Wee President, and on the first ballot.
BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, OF ALABAv,
was unanimously nominated.
Mr. Richardson tlIl.) sand II the Democrat,r
party should be defeated and pArprtually ruined
the SecederS must bear the responsibility. AMI
not Douglas or his friends. In this connsct,on
he produced letter from Mr.. Douglas, dated
Washington, June Goth, authorizing and r
questIng his friends 10 withdraw hIs nam
II in their judgment harmony coulI
be produced. Mr. Richardson said the cours-
OF the Seceders had placed it out of the power
OF the friends of Douglas to comply with thu.
SENATOR'S request. He also announced tMr.
Douglas acceptance Of the nomination.
Alter the passage OF several unimportaut
resolutions, the Convention adjourned sine die
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minnie mercy protect him and The Uo,o, r.
represents" 80
/ hr scene Of excitement was renewed with
all ,i' previous intensity by his speech
M +. Dawson, OF Pennsylvania, in an elo.
qoent SPEECH, gave The endorsement OF Penn
syivania 10 th" nominee declaring his adm,r,-
'lon Tor BIS ability, aallautrv and devotion T..
th' Drnocracy and To tue Union
MI John tochrane, OF NV York, on b.
bali Ci the Guthrie men oi New York warn, Ir
endorsed Judge douglas, admitting tia, h.
was, above all ,it"rs, thr choice Of thr Demo,
| racy o: New York, and declaring th,,r ,n,-,-
ion 10 support hin, with The utmost eorfy.,-
asm
Other delegates gave ~ the allegiance d,
Their States Loud applause followed each ,d-
dress.
The Convention then took recess ,in !
o'Clock z. Nj.
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B. R. COUNTY TICKET.

The Black Republican County Convention
m,, IN TINS place, on Tuesday Iast, and nomina-
ted the following ticket; Prolhonotary, J. X.
Bowlps Assembly. c. w. Aschom; Sheriff,
Geo. 5. MuiIin; Commissioner, Jonathan Fpight-
ner, twho was for Buchanan IN 1856 Poor
Director, Samuel Shafer (bpaten last fall by
John Kemery,l Auditor, -E Eshelman, OF
NJ. Woodberry. The general opinion is that
Sins ticket will be beaten 10 the tune of from
800 tc soc on the second Tuesday of October
next.
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LIZ GODBOLD.
AA' TUNER & REPAIRFR

OF Pa nos, MeIodeons &c., has made arrangements
10 visit this place regularly at stated periods The
next visit VIII be IN October. Yearly contracts
made. Price for tuning S2.OO First class pianos
for sale. Orders TO be left at the sGazette'' office
h. l.. Il. has permission 10 refer 10 the following
persons tor whom he has tuned
Hon. A. King, Hon. s. L. Russell, John Mower,
Esq, 0. +. shannon, Esq, DR.. w. H. Watson, Rev
5. Barnes, Mrs. Freytet.
June % 200.
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NOTICE! !!

OTICE!
All persons are hereby notified that
have this day purchased all the right and interest
Of Samuel Walker, in and 10 two acres OF Oats, one
acre OF Corn, land ground prepared for 8ucKwheat0
now growing upon my farm in Junata tp., Bedford
CO. All persons are, therefore, hereby forewarned
not TO pur chase, or medde with the sane as they
are now in my possession, and | will use all legal
means against any person persons that VII, inter
ere in the premises aforesaid.
June, 1890. PETER HILLEGAS, Sen.
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" Dickinson
Guthrie
q" Seymour
Blank votes 81 Whole number 2lI
In announcing the vote OF Pennsylvania, Mr..
Dawson stated that nine delegates had refused
to vote. One delegate cast has vote for Horatlo
Seymour, Of New York.
Dr.. Russell IN. " Immediately rose and
read a letter from Mr.. Seymour peremptoFily
Withdrawing his name.
The following States were not represented
Delaware, South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi,
Texas, California and Oregon-7. Georgia was
represented in part but did not vote.
Mr.. Church IN. y offered the following
Resolved, That Stephen A. Douglas having
received two-thrdS of all the votes cast in this
National Democratic Convention, is, according
to the rules ofthis Convention and the usages
Of The Democratic party, declared to be nomina-
ted for the office Of President of the United
States.
Mr.. Church said that the New York deega-
ton in this contest had been willing to yield all
except their personal honor, and the honor Of
their constituents, TO Conciate and harmonize
the Democratic party. But when they were
approached and told that they must yield
candidate who was the choice Of the Democracy
or,h, ST., an4 n o4I;,;o, oarn;, ,ncond;y
tionally t. The Convention men who had sece-
ded without any Just cause, they had spurned
the overtures. They woulI 90 home and sweep
The State OF New York as a whTlwind loud
appause.)
They had at Charleston voted to constFue The
two-third rule TO mean two-thirds OF the vote
of me Electoral Coiiege al 'he request OF the
South, who remained with them Oh the pledge
that II they 50 voted, the South would remain
win thr convention n portion ol tne Sou'R
had broken tie Piedg', and now thS wrong
construction oi me ruie was no longer peace
ohrFihs. New hoFK was prepared 10 'aH- an
me reSpohSIotEy IoF ihe resolution lie no" d.
''Eed.
AZ me SoIcitaiIoh OF ooi. fiourhoy' (ArN.l
VINO "'Snr" aho'"e' oa'io'' SO 'hey eould MAKE
ths vote ioT DougIas slIongtT'
MI ChuFch WitAdfe" MS resolution
E'oqueH' sPeecheS were MADE oy number oi
delegates IN laYor oi douglas.
Mr. David L. Seymour, on The part ot the
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G-FERGUsoN < SHAFER have on hand a
fresh supply OF elegant boots and shoes, and 9TH
er goods Their stock Is we'll selected. Give
them a call.
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tr5@J. NJ. SnoEmAKER & Co. have just re-
ceived large lot OF new goods, which they
will sell very cheap. Call at No. !, Ander-
sons Row, ana see for yourselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

HORRIBLE AcCIprNr-A MAN BURNED TO DEATH.-The
Cleveland Herald Of July 9th says:
At Akron last night in celebration of the Fourth a
bonfire was made at the OF Market ard Howard
streets young man named Samuel 0Neil, carrying a
barrel to the pile which was already blazing with
barrels and pine boxes by accident fell headoug into
the flames lie was for seconds net counted, in the
midst of the fire, came out crawling his hands and
knees with not a shred of rament on him "Kill ne !"
he shrieked "For Gods sake Kill me. Gu; my throat
anythug-ony kill me-" After all effort that medical
or surgical skill could give had been rendered. he died
this moraing after suffering physical distress uuspeaka-
BILE.
Our informant says his shreks still ring in Lis
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BioGR1PnY oF GREELEY.-lIorace Greeley was born
in Oregon near the coulux OF Astoria. During his in
fancy be subsisted entirely and herbs and
remarkable for wearing copper stock about his neck
He sailed for this country in Galway steamer. He got
employment as a gardener, but in trying TO root out
large Weed tore his linen. His employer, one SewH
forgetting to pay him his wages, he left the Weed and
invented "Greeley's Corn Salve." lie discovered the
Sievegammon funds elected member of Congress,
and Immediately aiterward requested his friends not 10
call him honorable. Retired his mileage; pre-
sened with the title of GALVANIZED Squash by Japan
ese G. Bennett, Professor Of Heraldry. He has since
gone into the fcncerail business upon large capitL
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BRECKENRIDGE RATIFICATION MEETING AT BAL
TIyORE-A BOLT IN THE DEMOCRATIC CITY
CONVENTION

BAL1IsoRE, July Ga Breckinrilge aud Lane ratif-
cation meeting held tonight at Monument Square
The affair was very tame, the attendance being mode
rate and not enthusiastic. There no ward process
sons with music and banners any Of the other dem
onstratons usually attending ratification meeting.
Speeches were made by e1Gov. Lowe, Hon. Humphrey
Marshall of Kentucky and Others.
Last night the Democratic city Convention passed re-
solutions in favor of Douglas and Johnson by twords
vote when the Breckenridge bolted and left the
yention.
A Douglas ratification meeting has been called for
Monday night
letter has been received from Mayor Wood, of New
York promising to be present to address the meeting
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RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING,

Incre as e q Fa cili t q =.
TINE subscriber been manufacturing Clothing In the s
-ity Of Richmond tweny yezrs, and has at this IA
une nom - iul hands n his employment and u In ~
month make large additions to that IL
Der Having taken the story his especially for
cturnE purposes he determined make any article In the
clothing line that shall In every respect with clothing
in Northern Cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and e public generally vsE o. the fact that he CIV
Ing cmpymen midst 10 large number OF mechanics aud
worthy females Nho ght otherwise suer Tor the necessAres %
e lie has the best Of cutters and materials be Surpa
el BY house In The county
Maryland, Virginia. CAroinas and Georgia Cassmeres and
rsees Of all grades Strictly Southern MAnuactur
House. sAisaed by personal Inspection
uha. he Intends whzt he doing
r SPENCE, Clcther and Tailor,
-k9 nd sts Richmond Va
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TERRIBLE WEATHER AT TmE SoUTH.-In Charleston,
s. c. on the 4th Instant the thermometer stood at lo2
degrees in the shade Eight persons died oi stroke
including two members of the German Fusers aud two
members of the German Artillery who died on parad'
At Augusta, Ga the heat terrible, and there were
six deaths jesse u. Kent died from the heat while
on the cars going out of the city. In Savannah, the
Thermometer was 90 degrees at midnight, aud five per
sons died from the heat during tho day.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES'S VISIT TO AMERICA.
BosroS July 7h.-Prvate letters from official sources
in England that the Prince Of Wales will go far
Fast as Portland and as far West Cincinnati in he
United States.
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pRENTICEANA

TIE Democrats parry has been cut in two ore of he
halves having the head attached to it, and the Otb,r tue
legs We suppose the with the head has the most
sense, bu. the with the heels will run the best.
Mr. Douglas immediate organ says that the Democrat
ic party was founded by him. It has certinly been
dumb-founied by him.
For great many years the Democracy have been agi
aing the slavery question and now by way Of recpro
city of compliment, it agi;ates them dreadfully.
The Constitution says that the Conservative Union
party has chance. But if it be true TO ITSELF it will
have what is much better-a certainty.
Oh, shame, where is thy blush:- Washington Con-
sttaion.
lit we're where 1t should be- your masters face would
be as red a turkey-eock's gil
The Bel and Everett party s acting upol false
ground WaShingioH Consultation.
Don't lie upcn cur ground sir.
If the Democratic party is dead you will fnd it. at
the November election Mr.. Breckinidgc said very
properly four years ago the "veest corpse you ever
saw. HurodsLUg Press. r.
Yes we have no doubt that the viii be very
maggO,ty by that tine.
Ii took ONLY twentyfour hours to knock Ftz out OF
the Squatier Sovereignty ticket and We have full four
months give all other tickets fits that stand in the con-
querug path Of Bell and Everett
Patrick Mlligau kl,d himself in Buffalo last week for
love. We suppose he did the deed because his heart
respond pity.Pa'.
Stephens, of Georgia got into the Democratic party
five or six years ago and afterwards he found out
that the party "had the disease called dry rot" Did the
the man. like the epers of old carry the infection along
with him.
letter writer from South Carolina to the Worcester
Spy saws that mo human prescription can cure dis
unionis Of his treason" We strongly inclined to-
prescribe species Of "drop" that are sure would
DO il.
In Japan, upon the accession OF new Tycoon" to
the persons ambitious of his favor crawl upon hier
bellies before him. We are not informed whether the
custom was borrowed from this country.
We are after more mature reatc;oG, inclined to be.
live that the disruption OF the Democracy at Baltimore
was the best thing that could have been done for the
party.-LoH. Courier.
You art too modest by half 1t the best thing
that could have been dooe for the nation.
Mr. Jones' of Tennessee, says he sucked his Democra
sy from his mothers breast Some Democrats suck thers
from u bottle.
The conservative Union men profess to have common
sense-MoJiie Register.
Certainly and the cOuhict is to be between COM
mon sense and your common nonsense.
The Democracy at Baltimore, the other day was
brought to bed OF pair of ilegtma;e twins. But the
partnrlion proved the death OF the guilty old bedane
There's no larger of her ever breeding again.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHTNG,

OF OUR OWN AND HOME MANUFACTURE.
nUS stock OF Ready Made Clothing complete and ash the
~ attention Of customers and public In general 10 call and
be convinced who sell the cheapest and be made Clothing
This city. Our stock large aud viii continue To make
during The be able stock In complete
We W Clothes order In the latest styles,
and Will warrant 90 a sale.
large stock o. Cot CArnervs and VestlnS hand All
ash Is call aud look for yourself, al NORRIS co,
leo Main Street
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DORINSOV a ROBERTS. Corner Cary and is1h sus
Ia odenf % sale NC f0lgSinE srticien-
100 tons No. Peruvian Guano,
- American
and Coarse BonsDa1t,
ls0 bbls Superior rour,
90 4" Extra superane.do,
100 " Rye do,
100 " Fine d.,
" Cross Widilngs, TO-,
81 g. c. Lcoricr Psst-,
o. q" Ca do ru,
IS d" e. 90. do,
50ol he. prime Gum Arabic,
1000 Angnstara runIlA Peana,
20" Para do. do,
- best brands Olive OF,
40 bags Black Peas,
D. - " Clover seed,
- Prince ElEard ttand Oats,
~ Puvsriz-d CharcoaL
-. A. a. Manhattan on Company, We ofer Mason
q = - go, ~, hr sale At The C0mpanys prices, and rrs-
P@r;ialy soleH ofaeA R0ptVSnV RnRgRTa
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PRICES REDUCED.
lNNDING DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather
too heavy, wesh fsm this date reduce the prices fol-
Say
Handsome RrenchPTinted Bereges 25
Very pretty small lgure half Mourning do, %
Super French 0rssndles, %
Do. do Jacones %
Super ChlntI Pattern 0rgandies, 30
Fancy Dreis silks, all bought ils Spring Ct unusually
Low phess
Grey Dres, Goods, al qualities, at cost
Silk Lace, Pnplln aud other Manes at reduced prices
French Work Sets Collars and Sleeves and pretty.
Our stock stApl Goods good has been during the
elson.
g Determined reuc. shall offer the Goods at
Low PRICFa je1g CHILEs 4 CHENERY.
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L. RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERhs:
Daily PAPeS es per Hnnun; seniWeeky, sS Weekly, IS Al
advAnca Remlances be made AZ Tie 1k OF the
PuShers evidence The dePoGt Of
In ~ pnrt
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" EWP COO L !--rhe celebrated unsneeled Ch ALLSNGI
n REFRIGERATOR uih aide yeudlston water Ooolers var
oq srs ana pAter5 Ice Pitchers AL ssss Ani psttsrns
srr's patent ave minute Ice oieAm ffse'sf'' 49, "'' "
other kinds or sale Al reduced prices 80, ..o,,,r
We cal particular attention 70 the justly eeleeAiea
LESGE RTKIGERATOR eorsderng the best article ever OF
fS a. al M bis place and therefore recommend Win eonn
-nce supply Just received feu only OF which are IN
a Pe,ons In want the above, requested 70 can And
r-N-i-- ''i~'S p~'N~--s g. 4 A. BARGAMIN, JE,
. A. sIT Main - Richmond, Va
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DUTT .H.-25 tabs Fresh Oranss County Butter, frat
I'D ste srtce. Just received
10 half Chest Groal and Black Teas
S5) Va Cured Todls and Queen City Hams,for
saeby J g. ROBERTSON,
eitt 10 Governor md Franklin Street