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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-08
AnecdOte Of Washington Irving.

anecdote, which it says may be relied upon
as authentic, and which illustrates in re-
markable manner Washington Irvings love
of sociability and his modesty with regard to
his literary reputation:
"a friend of ours who occupies lordy
mansion in Twenty-ninth street. near Fifth
avenue, was whilom contractor for building
that section of the Croton aqueduct which
passes through Tarrytown. Soon after he
had erected rude building for the reception
of the tools and the workmen. and to afford
himself temporary shelter while engaged in
his responsible duties, an old gentleman.
plainly dressed and of exceedingly unpreten-
ding manners, presented himself one day and
commenced a conversation with our friend.
A great many questions were asked, natural
ly suggested by the new enterprise sfsupply-
ing New York city with water, and after a
visit of an hour or SO the old gentleman qui-
etly departed. A few days afterwards, ac-
companied by two ladies he again visited the
headquarters Of our friend, and entered into
more detailed conversation, seemingly in
tent upon finding out all that was to be
learned about the aqueduct.
The visits finally became regular affair,
and were continued twice week for q peri
cd of some six months. The conversations
were always confined to local subjects, and
, not a remark escaped the lips of the visitor
which was calculated to inspire curiosity or
suggest tina: he was other than some plain
good-natured person with plenty OF time on
his hands who desired to while away all hour
or two in common lace chit chat. In course
Of time cur friend finished his labors in Tar
rytown, but occasionally met his FREUD on
the little steamers that serve to connect ouI
suburbs with the heart of the city. One day
while travelling along the Hudson, and busi
ly engaged in conversation with the old gen
tleman, the steamer suddenly commenced
pealing its bell, and made such a racket thai
our friend lett his place, and hunting up tn,
captain asked him what all that noise Was a
bout"
d Why replied that tunctonary, we are op
poste Sum! side, and having Washington
Irving on board by this alarm his ser,an
will be able to meet him at his lauding witt
carriage
Our friend, in great enthusiasm, exclaim
cd, Washington Irving. he on board
there is no man living whom would Nor,
ike to see.
At this demonstration the captain looket
surprised, and rtnIa,ked, Why, sir YOU jas
lett Washington lr,!ngs Company, and iron
the number Of times have seen YOU in Il.
miiar con, ersallon with him in tins boat,
supposed YOU were one Of his most intIma,
friends.
Tue establishment Of our friend NAV b
family imas med when ne discovered that 60
more than halt Year, for twice week Ia
had a long conversation with living,
person with whom, more than any man Ii,
ing, he desired a personal introduction
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-08
LYSDON HOUSE. Lyndon, Vt.

Geo. e.. II Geo. W. CAHOON,
ATTORNEYS 4 (OUNSELLORS AL LA"
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCEfl,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGkNTS, LYNDON. VI.
lAev viii attend Courts in Caledonia, Orleans
ali t,sey Counties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-08

j {: AIfI1IN q ~ co,
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS GROCERIES
Lluvuburgh, Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-08
DICKERMAN, BARNEY 4 CO..

J. ID. CLA Il h,
Epbk BINDER Bradford. VI.
LAX B. Is Of all kinds. from superior PapsT-maus
order, and ruled ~ any patterh
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U1SA KT<.( q

q VI Is q VV II
Uanulicturcrs and D-alere III
STOVES Wu,DtN ,,LASS AND TIN WARE.
lyndon, vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-08
MILLER Il TRULL,
OI-INJiY l. ONITT,

CARRIAGE MA\UFACTt EERS. open ana Iop
49,, had Alru. all Alsus Ol I IL iaoe' "
:. .~!. Lyndon Vt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4 4TH
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

REV. NJ d. HoGE, u. D. p,,,
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, i'"''P"''
THyIE duties Of the this Institution will
Il sumed on TUESDAY. the Sd day Of January. 1sGO,
INSTRUCTORS
Rev Moses Hoge, d. English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy A NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
s II Coleman university OF va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Seibert, Piano
Madame Mahide Esvan, Vocal Music.
Prof A. La Bombarc, French
Prof G. Persco, Italian Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos COrdovez Mera, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DIR Hoges Lectures English which
interesting and Instructive will be continued Young
dies residing In the city who longer their studies
school, but who still wish to cultivate Bellies Lettre become
members OF his Glasses and attend the prescribed
being otherwise connected with the Seminary
TERMS
Board for nine months lending last day Of June 1900 90
NaShng and nghb W
Tuition In the Preparatory Department so 90
do In ordinary English branches ....... 40 90
do In advanced do do ..................... 90 90
do inModern and Ancient Languages, each. 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR for
lesson OF one hourper week 40 90
For two lessons Of one hour each week 50 90
Use Of Plano 10 10
Drawing In Crayon. 25 90
Painting in Water coors. 80 10
Painting In Oil. 30 90
The Boarding Department under the control Of Mr. and
Dupuy who Parental control the young ladies
trusted TO their
Dr. Hoge will take pleasure In answering any letters OF Inquiry
with regard TO the school, All business letters should be addressed
70 A. NJ. DCPUY.
lady Richmond, Va.
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rEEEGRAAns-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Oos 10, 1873 Main Street.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-SENArE-Mr. ToOmbs made
speech in which he charged that the Republican par
" sought TO overthrow the Constitution and declared
that the election of Black Republican President would
be ground for the South recede from the Union The
South would not wait for any overt act but meet the
enemy at the threshold and drive them back, OF tear
down the pillars of the Temple Of Liberty and over
whelm an in one universal ruin.
Mr.. TOOmbs was followed by other Senators.
HoUSE.-Mr. COrwin made a conciliatory speech.
No business transacted.
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on mothers dear,
No longer fear.
Your pets must live
II this you give
Sold In bottles Price Is cents FEuER WINSTON, Agents.
DIR. mcCuntOck's PectOral Syrup Gains the most
haraug cough the oppressed lungs and rrtatd
which the nppe and bronchial tubes regulates the excited
pulse rest every symptom consumption
Price g. sold by FsHEE WINSTON
DR. McCIIntoek's Cold and Cough Mixture
This great remedy, Tor AL ordinary affections Of the lungs and
throat has double popularity Emanatng from leading
Der OF the medical faculty approved by the profession, while
member OF the community Who has tried H. pronOunces Il
iuftble Price Is cents sold by FsHER WINSTON. ja3lm
Toe euterprsug proprietor Of
CHESTNUT GRON r. WHISKY.
Crhe purts Medicinal Agent knOwn has furnished the
community stimucut pure hrtlhfu and nygorang the
mild delicious beverage Il is calculated do away
sud which Injurious 90 body and mind Ia addition 20 the CERT
received Diploma from the STATE AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIETY and additional testimony FROM Dr. Jackson
Boston, who tyshe under oath 90 its absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
PHu,pElrur, Sept .. 1855
carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky
Fus OIL which the characteristic and injurious
BOOTH GARRET CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEw YoRE Sept 8 ISIS
Ihave Analysed sample Of Chestnu; whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr OF Philadelphia ana having
poisonous deeer0us substances II unusually and
hus favored quality Of whisky JAMES K Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist
made chemical analysis Of commercial samples Chest
whisky which proves he free from the heavy Rus
Oils and perfectly pure and uuadueraed The hne flavor OF
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., state Assayer,
No 10, Roylston Street
For sale By C. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
fa23-6n Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

FAST DRIvING.-Notwithstandin the numerous and
repeated fines imposed for his offence, by the Mayor
We SEE the ordinance concerning fast driving violated
every dsy No longer ago than Monday last, We saw AN
ola LADY, while crossing the tagging near the old market
on Franklin street nearly hy reckless hack
driver The lsdv who had but recently recovered from
severe spell OF sickness was rendered so nervous by the
incident that it necessary 20 take her into store
near by aud apply stmulant Tor Der relief such reck
less driving has been the cause Of many accidents. Il
oul De promptly checked by the police aud every yio
late, of the ordinance fOrb.ldng It, no matter Shom,
should he made 20 pay the iu penalty It is not foe
children o. aged aud in6m persons to keep out Of the
wav but for On vers 70 exercise more caution Il this
l4w Of the road were enforced, our Jshus would not
make trotag courses of our streets and teamsters would
be less addicted % running races
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25
FRON CALIFORNIA An MEyICO

NEw YORK, Jan. 24.-The steamship Baltic has al
rived with California dates to the 9th inst She brings
Sl,75O,OOO in gold.
between Miramou and the Liberals The latter de-
feated with loss Of 700 killed 1000 prisoners and
field pieces Miramon lost 800 killed The latter sub
sequeny seized Manseania and captured two vessels
The Senate Of California had agreed meet in joint
Convention the 9Th TO elect United States Senator.
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Markets

B,trNoRE, Jan. 2ih-Flour drm; Howard Street Is 50
Wheat quiet and steady red 212Oc white l30143c Corn
active white yellow 6SII0c Provisions quiet, New
Mess Pork tl1s5GlL5o whisky unchanged.
Nav YoEK Jan 2ihCotton firm unchanged Flour quiet
southern IS El5 70 Wheat heavy southern nominal Corr
buoyant with some export demand 9S2c Pork buoyant
old Mess $40 5jGld IS 81 So old Prime ell 5GGgll Is
tl 3D. Whisky dun at 2ic Sugar firm and quiet Coffee
firm stock o. Rio $1,000 Molsss dropping at Doodle Spts
rurpentne trn at +95%e Rosin dull at a. 55l ok. Rice
staaiv Al
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THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 24.-TO-day the House passed by a
large majority, bill for the charter of bank in Mobile
with provision requiring the stockholders to take an
equal amount OF stock in the great Central Railroad
from Montgomery to Decatur, Ala The bill will proba-
bly pass the Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

SPRSG-LrSE-Noth,0g could be more delightful than
the soft dreamy weather Of the last few DAYS. The
South Wui breaks gently over the earth the blue smoke
iazy Wreahs itself into atsstica forms; haze like that
OF Indian summer hangs over the lInd>cape and 'the
breezy call Of incense breathing morn lures the reluc
tant sugsari from his coy bed One swallow does not
make summer, however and few DAYS OF genial sun
sS'ne do not more truly inicae'that winter is gone
for oaref anticipate icy February, and usual
clustering March. II {, be true that "a green winter
makes tu churchyard have gloomy torebodings
With regard TO the ensuing summer for though the Sc
verify Of he present season has been thus far tempered
aud oter,pcrsed with brief spells Of unusual mdness
YET the recen. freeze Of greater length aud
verify than has been known for several wears.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

ECRoACmEsr, oN ruE SrREErs.-SOme time ago a
resolution introduced the Council providing for
removal Of numerous eucroachmcnts upon the sidewalks
Of tins city. We hope that the member who brought
forward the proposition viii call il up for consideration
a the next meeting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
NOT ICE.

TTIHE UNDERSIGNED begs respectfully % inform his
patrons and the public generally, that having renewed bis
ranr-meus main office OF the celebrated ROYAL HAVA-
MA LOTTERY the % he prepared to a any order he
may be favored with
lie avss himself present opportunity offer them his
sincere thanks for their liberal patronage He hopes that by his
indegAb aud attention Ca serving them with his usual
promptness regularity and lhfness continue merit their
confidence Of which he woudbe most happy 90 seed
% them a handsome Prize.
% January For particulars advertisement IN anoh
81 column. il21-dkcltI DON RObRiGCEZ
4 VIRGINIA LADY, Of some experience wishes pro
n situation Immediately n private family,
sau u school competent % give instruction ia the Eng
h branches Latin. French and @ beginners Ia Music Best
irrenCr S For further Information, address Miss NJ
J. iuU. Richmond ia2S-c1Ws
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

SgE Date SroSE.-Messrs James H. Pearce and Co,
have Just opened drug store at the Of Broad
and 9th reets-oag occupied by the Messrs. Valentine
as dry-gooi, establishment The store has been hand
s0mely fitted up for the business aud the stock
e entirely fresh and Mr. Pearce is known 20 be skilu
apotbecary the firm viii doubtless receive liberia
share Of patronage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

VgET-Our city remarkably quiet at this time, in
police matters. Indeed nav say il is so at all times
when take into consideration the fact that It large
community numbering only little less than 90 600 iu-
habrtants. Our police force though small is highly ei-
hcent but rather attribute the general good order
That prevails the awabidug character Of our citizens
than % oaeill vigilance. 50 mote IL De-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

NEw DuErroN.-Major Vim. Il. Fry is engaged in
oaovassug for advertisements for new city Directory
10 BE- published m the course Of few months by the
same gentleman rho completed the materials for the Di-
rectory issued hy NJ Geo. NJ West last year. We hope
NAT NJ Fry viii not be required 20 convince the MGR
chants of the Importance ofencougng this enterprise
Richmond should have a new Directory every year.
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n
" week. maIy Goods without regard to cost but at such
prices sales. We would name Ladies and Misses
Coaks and Velvet Shawls in White and Black Stella Plaid Long
Square and Black Tibet Paris Mousanes and Printed Me
n Mousselane and Popn Robes, Founced Silk Robes In
and four ounces, will be sold mu less than the II
Importation Also thousand dollars worth ofCarpetng
prsng superne Ingram and Threeply, Hemp and
Bag Carpets Dugget Cocoa and Canton Mating Also Ser
Wool Goods and Blankets heavy Coored and White Cotton
Goods made In Virgins and Maryland will be sold
milar Goods can be purchased IN any markt.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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nPSTRrCrINF rIpE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 24.-The post Office,
county record building and entire block nearly
destroyed by FIRE last night The loss is estimated at
100000 half OF which is covered by insurance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

Dyspepsia Is hydraheaded disease, and only in the
OFygenlted bters doe, find "foeman worthy of its
STEEL This remedy e1pels the disease from the
sysem, aud the digestive organs TO state Of
health and comfort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

NoSE vrsGISr, Goops.-Messrs. Perkins & CO., Main
street. have an assortment Of cloth manufactured by A
r Griffith In Winchester and - Kelly, in Huquier
county. These goods designed for negro elothng,
but there no reason why the darke should mOuOpOhze
them We have sample, before as aud Of the opiu-
lon that the best Of the fabrics If made into Overcoats
etc, good enough be worn by white folks. The
ou objection that might be urged is the drab color but
us IS question of lase.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the Commonwealth OF Viz
n gu for the purchase % and ammunons the assem-
bling srming appng and maintaining troops and for the trans
n1raon py same for any other incidental
peuses incurred In the defence OF the state and In the execution
prisoners the Circuit Court OF Jefferson coun
g. are hereby required present the Immediately 10 the
undersigned Richmond Board created under the act OF A.
rmhy entitled An Act, appointing commissioners TO audit and
incurred the Executive for the purchase OF
defence the Common weah passed Esd Janua
w. l>6l GEORGE ". MUNFORD, Sec'y Com,
J VI. BENNETT, Aud Pub. Acct's,
rol-1w WM H. RICHARDSON Adt. Genn
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RICHMOND, January 5, 1850.

CARD.-Havng advertisement above, associated
N with In business Mr. A. b. JoHSOS-late with Tnsey,
Tardy wams-I take this occasion to return 10 my
friends thanks the liberal patronage bestowed for
the and respectfully to ask continuance Of the
to the
iaG-dim CHARLES =. SNODGRASS
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SECOND ANNUAL CITY DIRECTORY.-w

SECOND ANNUAL CITY DlRECTORX.-We
- have commenced the canvass for second Directory Ofh
city, The experience year will enable remedy all
takes and Issue and reliable Directory than any
previous We offer increased facilities and induce
Advertisers, Intention Distribute the Direc
tory extensively In this state Northern North Carolina every
express Office the principal hotels and also al the different
ing places 1t will about the Of March Northern
advertisements will be nsered and but residents Of Virgin
la engaged in this enterprise.
iaQ-dim w EUGENE FERSLEW.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTs & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
The Managers cal ne attention Of he public % the Eotrir0
Splendid Schemes TO be drGioH ia Wilmington Delioare
BYSTA TIE Authority
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

Rrgr's-Erx vrEw or rm CrY.-Reader, have you
.- bsen 10 the top Of the State capitOs If not you
.,rsly have formed an adequate idea Of the extent
1,b. ,itv Those who have viewed "our village from
% INV obseryatories of the Exchange, or American
t,I ar the mammoth mill on 18th street, have seen a
~, s,p,psr of bricks and mortar besides eye-ieas
'eagtidI river scenery; but they have not the
$50 rty AZ one glance, as 10 may be seen from the
80 of tie capito-the highest accessible elevation in
Ip.lopi From its apex an parts of the city and
- are visible aud one might almost imagine that he
go caring TO q balloon, so extended and cOmprehen-
va. . the scope Of vision. The view is a beautiful one
in bs aggregate, as 10 embraces various picturesque land
- ana impresses the beh1ller with a magniied
a.; nj be area Of the city. True, the rows OF buildings
ENG the streets DO not dwndle away into hazy moth
;oes. As thew seem 70 do In New York but still there
i vas, extent Of houses, aud IN taking this birds eye
- III them for the first time the old citizen, who has
~, fIly compreheuded the rapid expansion Of the city
,, almost certainly be surprised at its present pro
portions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

HOTTIES CELEBRATED SWISS LEATHER
PRESERVATIVE preparation makes the leather
PRoo DURABLE and prevents from CRACKING at the
same time admitting Of beautiful goss-for sale by
JAMES p. DUYAL. Druggist,
ia2O Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

INNTK ORDINARY AUCTION SALE or CA
u NAL AND WATER POWER IN TIE TOWN or WELDON
NORTH CAROLINA.In conformity permission granted by
acts OF the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina
Roanoke Navigation Company will, the 18th day April 1862
the town OF Weldon proceed TO sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power and the said town OF Weldon
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles
beginning at the head Of the great falls OF the Roanoke erm
mating al the foot OF the in the Also another
miles above the mile long which there Is
fall OF feet and around E'ion falls With these Canals will
be sold all the lands margin of the same belonging the
Roanoke Company with all privileges properties between
the towns o CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueduc Locks
Sites and every other thing thereto appranng This property
deemed Of value and Geld capital and enter
prise without superior IN the Southern country Pal
Of eighty feet and the volume Of the River
the passes the falls Of James River the
focus Of four Railroads connecng with gcmon1 with Norfolk
ngy productive country An abundance grown
ufacues The lower Roanoke region proverba for is pro
ducon OF corn and the upper for Wheat with which
Purchasers invited property and Mr Bass
residing near Weldon will show 1t to all who desire it, and
will exhibit map Of the same.
TERMS Of sale will be onehI cash. onehrln six months one.
third In twelve months with interest deferred payments as
requredby the act Of the State Of ". c.
Ti1S McGEHEE. proxy the state Of North Carolina,
WV H. GL sai6 proxy Of the state Of Virginia
wM PANNGLL, Auctr,
Petersburg Va
Who WILL at any time furnish all necessary nfOnat5n in
gard 10 the property, either in person or by letter
STATE OF TENNEssEE.-TheP President, Directors /
- Co., Of the Union Bank Of the State OF Tennessee
Alexander Bell, ct ais,
n, tie CHoaceyy Couyt at Chattanooga
BY virtue OF decree ~ said county cause
at January 1860 will the February pub
NIL and Dsery In the city ooga known Bells
se,her with house malt house opers shops and hog
pens capable OF holding 5000 hogs and appurtenances Note with
approved security due u months required for the
a9 oShd Tor the Of the possession OF the property at the
end Of me term IN good order, reasonable excepted
The Mill and Dstery brick building and capable
OF making 90 barrels Of -four and 20 barrels Of whisky and grind
ing 200 bushels Of corn per day.
ja2o-tds' WIN J. sTANDEFER Ok. and NJ
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COMPREHENSIVE

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-w the undersigned, have this
~ day entered into Copanehp for the purpose Of condue
ting a general MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE! COMMISSION
BUSINESS the old stand Of Chas snodgrass 18th
Main Cary Richmond Va under the and style
Of SNODGRAs5 \ JOHNSTON.
CHAs T. SNODGRASS
ANDREW b. JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25
SHOCK0 Ole VIII RICHMONDGROUNDp LAs.

SHOCKOE MILL RICHMONDGROUNDPL As-
- TF-The subscriber as earnestly abared The past four
years exclude Northern Ground Paerby the establishment
Home A and supplying article superior received from
North claims perfect lie begs
his thanks his patrons and asks inform all interested that he
completed his improvements that will enable him supply any
demand that arise His stock Of Lump heavy biased
the enormously increased Of superior ar selected from
purest Windsor Nova Scoa quae with special
richness In Suhdte Of Lime The reputation OF his
shall sustained every effort and he asks only
perimeR.a rial OF those who have not made application Of this
rGkudLs fertilizer. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
ials-6m No II Pearl st.
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THE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

WILL continue to run Tri-weekly from Rich sSTTITIT
w mond % sottsvile, leaving Richmond sSzztz=z9
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at r N, and
Meeting with the Mail Packet Lucle Jones' soosvie
day, at1OH, A. NJ, for Lynchburg and Richmond.
RETURNING.
Leave ScottsyiIe 1OI, A. NJ, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, and arrive In Richmond next day rs, A. NJ
Passengers country will observe that by this Schedule
they Richmond o'clock In the morning. and
turn home days, at 3, p. NJ
arrival and rates Of Pare intermediate
points: