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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-09

RECEIVERS UNDER THE SEoUESTRATIoN Active
clip from an advertisement which appears in the
Goldsboro' Tribune Of the 24th inst. the following
appointments ordered by the Court OF the Con-
federate States for District of Pamlico in the Dis
trict of North Carolina:
Ordered that the following persons be appointed
Receivers under the Sequestraton Act who upon
giving bond and qualifying according to law, are
authorized to act in their several Districts.
l. F. H. Carson, of Polk county, for the coun-
ties of Cleaveland and Burke and the counties lying
west of the said counties.
2. David Schcnck, of Lincoln, for the counties OF
CASTOR, Lincoln, Catawba. Mecklenburg anG Iretle
3. John W. Cunningham, of Person county, for
ingham and GuIlford.
4. j. l.. Holmes, of New Hanover county, for
the counties of New Hanover, Bladen, Brunswick,
and Columbus.
). A. A. McKoy, of Sampson county, for the
counties of Wayne, Duplin, Sampson ard johnson.
6. Edward Connigland of Halifax county, for
thecounties of Halifax, Granville Warren and Frank
lin.
Z. B. B. Barron, of Edgecombe county, for the
counties of Edgecombe, Greene Wilson and Nash.
8. Henry B. Short of Washington county, for the
counties Of Martini Washington BERTHE and Tyrre.
9. b. NJ. Seby of Beaufort county, for the coun-
ties of Hyde, Beaufort Pitt and Lenor.
10. c. V. White, of Cabarrus county, for the
counties of CabarruS, Union Arson and Stanly.
IL. W. W. PEBBLES, of Northampton county, for
the counties of Northampton, HEREFORD, Gates and
Chowan.
~. H. G. Jones' Of Craven county, for the coun-
ties Of Craven, Carteret, OnsOw and Jones.
ID. John Manning, Jr., of Chatham county, for
the counties of Chatham, Moore, Randolph and Mont
go,nery.
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MILITARY OVER-COATS.
WEST POINT PATTERN. ,,xr \

"E UNDERSTAND THAT ORDERS S En,a car, ar
w o. s. BALDWIN, Wilmington, for me er aTO EpeWn
menis win be promptly attended TO- IL Gt,.r in the
State aud keeps the largest stock OF Geeas r Pvass
He is making lao Military OveT,Co ts before thew
Our Companies should engage these uarinen'' '''O'
are sold out of the State. ;as
Can be uniformed short notice a. inns S.reO Wming
and Military Clothing House. % MAfAe' 0"'''
ton, n. q. -, IMITATION &c n,tts-
is Foreman for Nr. Baldwin 90 ,.vsv
September Is, 1851.
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INTERESTING ANNOUNcEMENT.-The Rev. VIM. F.
Broaddus stated during service on last Sunday morn
ing that be had received request from the colonel
of one of the North Carolina Regiments, stationed
between this place and Aqua Creek, to visit their
camp for the purpose of administering the orrlil-
of baptism to some thirty soldiers, who had
recently professed religion. An earnest and extern
sive religious feeling is said to pervade the camp
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NORTH CAROLINA RESTITUTION

DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.
TENHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u will commence on Monday, the 2nd day OF Sep.
TENDER, and continue TEN MONTHS. Pupils should
be sent iii Puncu0y at The commencement of the session.
Having full corps Of Teachers in the different Depart
ments it is TO be hoped that the parents and friends of
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind will send them here
to receive the benefits of education. Any information
as to the method Of admitting pupils, &c will be given
upoa application TO me, BY letter or otherwise
WILLIE j. PALMER, Principal
Raleigh, August l6, l>6I. 74-w&swSm
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ATTENTION MILITIA COMPANY B.
NE EET AT THE BAPTIST GROVE WEDNESDAY
I'VE EVENING, the 9Th October, at o'clock P. ~, for
DRILL" Punctua attendance is required
By order of the Captain.
C. T. IREDELL, o. S.
October 1, 1861. sS-It
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FOR SALE.

ONE PAIR OF LARGE, YOUNG, WELL BROKE
" MULES, and Road Wagon and Harness, good as
new, suitable for Army transportation purposes For sale
low Address G. p. MEBANE 4 CO.,
Mebanesyie N. c.
Sept. 9th. 1881 S6-tswow.
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The Stay LAw.-We have not heard voice rails.
ed in approval of this most unfortunate measure.
whilst most of the papers in the State complain Of
it as Of evil tendency.-Fdy OBS
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yellow FEyER.-Our Southern cities and coast
have been almost entirely exempt from yellow fever
this ycar % =.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-09

PAUL JoNEs.-"It is only adventures that per-
form great actions and not the sovereigns of large
Empires" So says Montesqueu, and the experience
of the world proves the truth of the maxim.
Commodore Paul Jones was an adventurer, but
he Ind more for the naval glory of the young Amer
lean Republic than did the Government itself
His little vessels bearing but few guns, manned
by few men, but directed By lion heart and an
imperial will carried terror and destruction into the
British channel, and threatened even Abion's haugh
ty King with a visit
Are there no such men now? Is the race of the
sea lions extinct? Cannot something be done to
show our ability and power upon the ocean as well
as on the land?
Oh for Paul Jones Char. Mer.
The REBEL FLowER-A Northern paper has the
following:
1.-The emblem used IN some of the rebel States is
a curious flower which they work on their banners,
and they call the Rebel Flower 1t is of such that
the wreaths for the heroes made"
We have not met with such curious flower"
but the Rebel Flower has been known in our State
since the Revolution. DIR. Garden, in his "Anecd-
otes Of the Revolution" relates the following Incl
dent, which shows that the "Cammomile' received
the name of the Rebel Flower from patriotic lady
of the rebel State of South Carolina
IAN officer distinguished for his inhumanity and
constant oppression of the unfortunate, meeting
Mrs. Chas. Elliot in garden adorned with great
variety of flowers, asked the name of the Cam
momile, which appeared to flourish with peculiar
!uxuriance. The Rebel Flower she replied.
why was the name given said the officer BE.
cause replied the LADY, it thrives most when most
trampled upon "-Gardea's anecdotes, .. 23s.
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The FAYETTEVILLE ARSENAL AND ARNoRY.-A
friend puts us in possession of some interesting de-
tails relating to this important establishment, the
force at which is now engaged in altering old flint
lock guns (of which there are several thousands
topercuSSon, making very efficient weapons. Where
they cannot be alter I'd to advantage they are
hauled and repaired Furnished with iiEts
they make very good service gun. Some of Halls
breach loading rifles have been altered TO carbines,
and they make excellent gun for cavalry service.
Although the first breachloadlng gun made, they
are about as good as most weapons of that kind
now in use on the continent. Capt Hail. the inven-
tor, had charge of the rifle factory at Harpers Fer
ry for many years. There are also number of
flint lock pistols to be altered to percussion.
The manufacture of new arms has not vet been
commenced They are preparing for 1t, and hope
to be ready by the time the new steam engines
received from Richmond, which will be in two
months. The engines are to be horizontal, high
pressure, and two IN number of seventy-ive horse
power each They are being built by Messrs. Tai
bot Bro, of Richmond Va. The large house oriSi-
ually intended for lumber house. is to be the rifle
factory. There is large force engaged in
building an addition to it, with two wings which
will make it commodious enough for the reception
of all the machinery. They will also build house
for the reception of the engines and boilers.
Everything connected with the Armory works
smoothly. The following are the officers -
Captain John c. Booth is the Executive Officer
an energetic and courteous gentleman, very popular
with all the employees.
Mr.. Burkart, the Master Armorer, is an officer of
large experience and esteemed by the late U. S.
Government (by whom he employed for thirty
years. one of the best practical mechanics on
this continent.
Captain j. f. P. Daingerficld is Paymaster and
Military Storekeeper. lie is polite and gentle
manly man. Mr.. Adam Browne Assistant Military
Storekeeper, occupied the same position under the
old government. He is faithful, Industrious, and
strictly upright
Mr.. Hiram Harrington is Master Machinst and
DraughtSman. a most excellent selection.
Mr.. Bell, the Master Builder, under whose super
ntendence all the buildings now at the Arsenal
were constructed is still retained in the same posi-
ton. Mr.. Bell is so long and favoraby known in
Fayetteville, and, by reputation, throughout the
State, that no further remark is neceSsary.-Wh
Journal
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Lincoln's Fleet.

New ORLEANS Oct THE sloop of war; Yin
cenhes, large propeller steamer, the Water Witch
two sloops of war-one supposed to be the Kunda
liza schooner, and pilot boat are now at tn,
head of the Mississippi Passes.
This looks very much as if the reported attack or
our Southern coast was to be made upon New Or
leans
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pAILA

BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, ESTABLISHED BY sPk
CIAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
AEDDIsTEEssED, AFFLICTED VIII VIRULENT
AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES.
'INHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, view OF the
4 awful destruction vi human life ,caus, ty Sex.
ual diseases, and the deccptonA practisCc upoE the
several years ago directed their Consult. Surgeon
as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of thciI name, to
open Dspenfary for the treatment OF this class OF
diseases. III all thclrtOrms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with
description of their condition. Gage, occupation,
habis"tlfc Sc, and in cases OF xtreme poverty.
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
lis needle 81 ~ add that the Associate commands
the ihcEt Sciical and viii furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Dircctnrs Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the tr ;attn"nt of Sexual Diseases.
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the iabors of their Surgeons in
GonGrrliea, elect, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism,
Sclf-abuse. Diseases of the Kidncysaud Bladder
&C., and"rdcr a continue nee OF the same plan for
the cushing year.
The Directors, on review VI the past feel
sured that thcirabors in thissPhcrr Of benevolent
cffur. have heen of great benefit to- the afflicted,
pccihIly tot he young aud they TIA resolved de-
thcIpscives, yea to this vim
portant bet much pisei cause.
Seminal Weakness. the vice Of onanisnl, Mas.
turbatinn Self-Ahuse, and other Diseeses
of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
gGon, which will be ser: ne, by I'm mail. On seaee
ccip1 Of two stamps for post age. Other Reportsand
Tracts :he nature aud treatmcntcf sensual dis
Gratuitous distributon and will hestnt to tie af.
hicted Some of the new remedies and methods
oftrcatmcnt discovered during the last year are OF
great value.
Address. for Report treatment DIR, j. ski.
LIN HOUGHTON AZ tin q Surgeon, Howard Asso
citation, No South Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa
By order fthc Directors
Ro. FARcHILU, Sec'y. E. d. HEARTWEI
Sept. l, 1859. 81. President.
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The Garter House, 8
CharIestoMn, JEFFERSON County, Va.


ME uadersi gnsd having purchased the hots
proper y, In Charlie lsn, Va, SO long and
CARRIERS HOTEL,
have opened the same for the reception Of visotors
Tie Propkietors pledge their 5exery oxertioli 10
the comfort and pleas re of their patronss
L Their TabIeswllf be supplied with every luxury
that this or ttle neig hboting marssts can atiord
beir Bar Is fur Hished with general assortment
Their large and siFy sta bles attended by sober
+ and careful, OOtlcra.
Every department will be under the carefulsur.
+ veil lance of the roprietors their Assistants
Oysters, Liquors, Cigars, and Horse Hire. inra
riat5iy CASH. j X A. REDMANjse
Apr:IIs5s. JAMES D. GIBSON.
Z Messrs. Redman & Gibson, will 9 seen by the
above card, having become propretors of my lIo-
tel Property, would respectfully cemnlenI them
lie generally, feeling that II will lose none
OF is iorIner in their hands. 18th The
improvements contemplated, the Hnusc will have
additional advantages, ard lear therefore with
establishment, Knowing ,laL under their control,
the House will be good, quiet and orderly in every
respect. ResEtcIiuIly,
ApriI1. 1857.
Having just returned from the Eastern Markets.
with choice selection nf Liquors, Ales, Porter, SC
"fTcr the followingslist which we wilIlsel on
moderate terms, by the gallon, cozcn bottle, &C.:
Choice 'seignette" Pae brandy;
Extra Pale Br1ndy. in bottles;
VERY fine old Madeira in do;
Old Rye Whiskey 10 years old;
do. do. 8 do;
Bass Celebrated 9Indin Pale Ale %
Doves Scotch Ale
Barclay & Perkins London Brown Stout;
REDMAN s. GIBSON.
Carter House. May la,fIs57 r
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~ THE "IVAGER HOUSE,"
IN THE ROMANTIC VILLAGE OF HARPERs-FERRY

COLE Proprietor Of this large and commodious
- Hotel, announce to the public that it is being
newly fitted up and prepared for their accomoda
ton. The public is deeply interested i'll the main
tcnance Ola
GOOD HOTEL
at this point. Having taken ASST nmcnt from
the lessee. of the uucxpired term, aud purchased
the furniture thereof, besides tn4kn" Iar-" a,Idi
tiuns of handsome aud valuabl" furniture thereto,
it shall be ny ann TO sustain the reputation of the
House, we'll established under thcat" proprietor.
MIR. j. p. A. EHTLER. The patrons of the House
whether visiting village on business seeking
pleasure. MAY rest assured effort will be spa red
TO render satisfaction aud promote :hcir comfort.
ISAAC FOUKE, Prupr.
Harpers. Ferry, April l6, '59.-tfFP
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. N / 0 N H O I E l.


'TNHIS new Hotel is now open and ready for guests
1t is not only iIotrl, hut new h6use.-
New ro"lns, new beds, new furniture Latest in.
PrUvcments-r0onls large airy an comfortable.
4 My Ia 81 Lie Is alsU furnished with tile beat the
affords. My BAR is supplied with the best
Liquors. Abundance ui competent srrva uts always
in attendance. My STA 3 LFG aud Ostlcr sha II be
of the very bet kind, and due attention will be
given to any horse committed tony charge.
already has bee" said tiattcringly, of ny table,
lays of Bush Taylor However this may hr truc,
ncritcd, Mr., Taylor, any else, could not have
lodged more earnest cndcavOr aud strong deter.
...ination to build upa first class House than l. do,
if money and every attention san do it.
All ! ask of he'Public is to give me call, and
prove me true or false.
HARTFORD
October 1, lS59-ly for L. A GLAZE.
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its ratnral fnnctions IeSe not relleVci1 upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing gen
eral arayaton, suffering, and disease WhilG in this
condition. oppressed by the arrangements, take Ayers
PMS, and see how directly they restore the natural
health agan WliatiS true and 50 apparent IN this trivial
ma common complaint is also many deep
seated ana dangerous distempers. The purative
effect expeIs them Cansed by similar obstrnetons and
arrangements OF the natural functions of the body, they
are rapidly many of them surely, cnre by the same
means. None who know the Virtnes of these Pills, win
neglect to employ them when suffering from the disor
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
sons
From For1carding Merchant Of ST. Loufs, F i, 1856.
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that is
great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
Of ulcerous sores upon her hands aud feet tat had proved
ileurRble for years. Her mother has been long grew
ously afflicted with blotces and pnples on her skin aad
her hair. Alter child cured, she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her. ,,,>1,,
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The .nterprislne proprietor of


CHESTN Ur GROVE wuISkEY,
furnished the community a StimIuant, Pure,
neaithtul and inVigorating, al the same time a
HlIu delicious beverage. 1t Is CHlCua cd 10 do
away with the vile drugg"d stuff tina; is pamcd of
on the community. ami which is inju 'iOus body
a mind. In addition to the certificates beneath
% n > received Dipl ma from the STATE AG-
&c tLTURAL SOCI ETY., and additional testi-
h. Q under oath tn its absolute nurity.
CERTIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9th, 1858.
We have carefully t. stcd the sample OF Chesnu
Grove whiskcy tich you sent US, aud find tn
as Fusi Oil. which is the characteristic and injun
rious ingredient Of the whiskrvs III general use
BOOTH, GARRETT & CANIAC,
ANALYTIcAL CHEMISTS.
NeIr York, Sept. 3, 1873.
have analysed a sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whiskey. received from Mr.. Cha rlcs Wharton,
Jr of PHILADELPHIA. aud having carefully tested
poisonous or deletcrions substances Ii is an unu-
sually pure and Hue favored quality of whiskcy.
JAMES II Chiffon,
ASALTTIcAL CHEMlsT.
Boston, March, It'll, 1859
have made a chemical ana ysis Of commercial
samples of Chcsnui Grove Whiskey, which proves
t. be free ON she heavy Fusi Oils, and perfectly
pure aud unadulteratcd. The fine flavor of this
Whiskcy is derived from the G rain used in man
ufacturiLg it Respectfully q gs-s g ~
A A. HAYES, MD, SrArE AssAYER.
No. I6, Boytstnn Street
For sale by @ VIVA RTON,Jr.
Sole PRINCIPAL Agent.
80. 1t6w walnut Street, Philadelphia.
"a 10 ISE0-ly
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PIT Is

Are you sick, feeble, and COM
plInfngs Are You out OF order,
with your system ler7nged, and
Your feelings uncomfortable :
These symptoms IRE oifen the
prelude 10 serious illness. Some
Ut OF sickness Is creeping upon
you, and should be nverteii BY 4
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the aisordered humors Inn.
rfty the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in health
again. They stimulate the func-
tons of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the Distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body. aud ohgfruets
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1861-01-25
TEN THoUSA AND BUYERS WANTED
< i'm VIZ 0I q ste yes,
AND sHEET-1RoE ESTABLISHMENT,
On HIM, S,rc,k ChnrI, xtnart, H,rnin;,

K I'm VIZ aI g ste yes,
AND sHEET-1RoE ESTABLISHMENT,
On Nam Sre't. CAarttStown, Virginia
TTHHE un icrsigncd tas ON hand and IL constantly
i manutnc turing at his TlNWARE. STOVE and
SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT III Charlestuwn
every description of CULINARY WARE, usually
found in his business-inade Of the best terial
aud by experienced wOrkuen. The stock now in
his Ware Room, comprises every useful article
known the housckeep per and any article called
for any amount of goods desired can be furnish
ed with despatch.
Among his stock of Tin Ware may be found
approved l,atterns. C offenders. SPlTS STEAM
ERS, CAKE SCREWS. CAKE CUTTERS. FLOUR
SINS, Chamber ware, Pitchers, Measures of all
sizes and Painted Ware His stocked
SHEE T-IRON WARE.
comprising every article in the Culinary aud House.
keeping department. His stock of
ST o ES
embraces every variety of WOOD AND COAL
STOVES among whiclmay cfpund the following
approved patterns: Fulton Cook Stove, sizes;
Letter Stove; Defiance KING, 4 sizes; Young
America, 2 sizes; National Cook, sizes, for Wood
or Coal. Premium Cook, siZ,s; ScOtchInan
Cook, sizes; Cottager sizes, Coal: Vcsper Star
3 sizes. Coal; GrcciHn Capital. sizes, Coal: Ra-
ttiatur sizes Coal; Magic Temple, sizes
Wood Laura sizes, Wood Also. ParIor, Star
COttagcr, and Frank lin, all sizes.
Possessing every facility known To the business,
heis prepared at all times to execute with the ut
most promptness, all kinds of
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tin Roofing, linking and Spouting done to order
and in the best manner
Merchants desirons OF rrplenishing their stock oi
Tin or Shcet-Iron Ware, will find it their advan
tagc to deal with me. | .hal ma Ike liberal dis
count to merchants when articles are bong hit by the
quantity. shall also take in exchange for Tin
Ware,
Rage. Shcopskins, Old Brass,
Bccswax, Beef Hides, and
Wool, Old Copper, Pewter.
Thankful for past iavors and with dc1crmina-
ton to- merit the Increasing patronage oil tbs.
munity, ] respectfully solicit cali from all Who
es purchasing any article in my line OF business
Thete ms will be such cannot fnil TO pltasc.
ALBERT MILLER.
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THE LARGEST STOCK IN MARKET!
QUICK SALES AND SHOT PROFITS

THE LARGEST STOCK IN MARKET!
QUICK SALES AND SHO- IT PROFITS.
LIEDGEs s TRUSSELL have been encouraged.
since their rclnuva' to their new House, near
the Bank, to provide ior friends ana Gust mcrs
stock ncver I'clnrc txccIled III this market. The
variety is almost indtinite-,he style and descriPt
frst-clazs HOUSES, aud selected W til an cy. to
subsrancs: no lees than show. The public generally
invited to give call terms b'ing cash,
W" have fears OF not saatying the wish and dc
sire OF ali friends, though their name dc legion
DRY GOODS.
DeLnues, Fancy and Plain. DrI3a ecs, fancy and
Calico Prints, OF the latest styles. Brurad'. Plaids,
NIousus, w ritc and Rcd FIanucIs, PIaid Linscys,
Brown Cotton. Blea'h,d Cotton, Casiuctts, Full
C"th Rag Carpcting, Oil Cloth Carpcting. end
also n large stock "f Blankets for servants, Fancy
Gonds aud Notions, Stella and shcn"l Shawl5,
JOCKEY itats. Ladies and Misscs Hose, Shaker Bon
nets Head Nets, White and CoIurrd CoTsctts Hoop
Skirts all sizes and prices Fnucy Belts, Croshct
Braid N cdlcs and (:rItUu, Cotton Hoes, ladies
and Gents Gloves all kinds, and also large stork
of W"odcnwar" and Quecmsw"re all of which we
will sell at The very lowest prices, for cash.
October -, 1861 HEDG rs s. TRUSSELL.
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/ CASH
/ Yet we have he~tl INDUCED to give ,hen Indulgence
81 times for ten, iireu aenn ami thirty DAYS,
Sometimes even little lturer. W are, utsw, very
CORY say, thai We behave some of"ur frt"ds
pnder the impress ion our terms l2 months
ere very much mistaken; Our FERNS are Cash. il
tve choose 10 indulge Ihetn for days. 1e do not
Benn By that 9. A 6. 8 10 or IL months. I9hc"
10 So are tEiH inform then Of theft We ire n..w
know they have huupL' & DDS of us on such terms
ar "the wise. wi please come forward and; paw off
at once. HEDGES l. TRUSSELL.
Is Dec IL 1860.
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Taylor Hotel |!

TTNIlE undersigned having leased this we'll known
i ESTABLISHMENT for a term Of years, will spare
cnAvOr to sustain its old rcrutati IN IL first
class FI"t"l. The house las Undergone thorough
rcpoIr<im painting and pnPcringi with c, mPl'te
sd"ous attention to the comforts If quests, will be
such To maintai,. its widely spread popularity
In accordance with the spirit of the times, III
Undersigned has determined to reduce the rates
hargcs as follows:
i GARD per yea: and Lodging 5000 90
J Do do without Lodging $50 O.,
D o per mo 18th and Lodging % 90
Z Do do without Lodging ~ 81
Do per week and Lodging so
z Do per day so
Do do and Livery 90
Supper and Lodging and Breakfast rs
: Dinner and Horse so
f. Lodging SO
Livery per day SO
The large and substantial stable attached TO tn
Hotel will be constantly supplied with hay, onte
Sc, and experienced hostcrs viii always be mats
ten lance.
j Nopains, Indeed, will be spared To render the
Taylor Hotel worthy OF continued public patron.
cage in every respect.
/ Winchester, Va, March "a. l56O-ly
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SERVANTS FOR WIRE.

I HAVE for lire for the ensuing year, number
i of Negroes Of all ages and sexes
All persons who hire negrots of inc, for the pres
Hnt year will he required to comply strictly with
'nf OF the bond nv ~