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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-30
CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of

~ ngha IN. AT session OF ia. 'rots'e Court for
the COUNTY nf iugham hold, The Probate Office
the village ~ II ,niay, tine l4th day IF Jan IN
the year Thousand eight hundred and pres
w IL iINCKNEy, Iuige Of Probate In TIE matter
Of the OF henez-r Juck-t. deceased. tn read
irg and fling tie petition, dbl. verified, "f George
W Jucket praying that letters # ann stialioa w
said estate may De granted I" Aaron B.jsfurt
Th.reup n il ordered, that MONDAY, the itn day "f
February NEXT 1T II o'clock in the oreno be ignei
for The hearing of said petition, and tina leF- at
law OF sand deceased all other pers
said estate, repaired to appear ~ --ssion # stt
Court then be holden at the Probate Office in the Ill
ige Of Mason and show cause if any these why tie
prayer the petitioner should not be granted And -
further ordered that petitioner potce 10 ti
persons in said estate of the pencency of ssJ
petition. and the hearing thereof, by causing cpy Of
This Orcer be published in the Lansing Republican q
spsg printed and circulating of high
am weeks previous to sand day of h+a
ing a true copy WM. II PlNCkNEl,
3w2g9 J lfpe nf Probate
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

l. igan. County of lngham, ~ AT n az the
Probate COurr Cor TIE unity Of ingham. holden the
II obas oic- in Ms-n, MaIday, 2ls. gay Of Jan
uary, the year thousand eight hundred and
one: feseit, Wm ii. finckney, Judge of Probate. In
the matt Of the estate o Waters WIKI 'eces ed
On ding and Tia he petition. duly ,esihe Nancy
Wlk nsnu, u said CeeeSsed prayn, lhst e Ter.
Of ADMIN stratoo he granted To-
Alunzo y. ivoyuud upon and estate
Th-IeEivn u ord-rei that Monday, the 18th ia
of tebru nary rex at II ocOck in the 70 sssisn
ed for The o. said petition, and that the h-irs
law II SAL ceased and al other IeIs,r- n,.re.;-d
said estate lelur- 20 s;pesr al sesi Of said
Court, then be holden at the lrubtte Office "a the
the praye a. The petitioner should not b. grantet AnJ
IT ia ~ orier-d that the petitioner give notice
the pers interested "a estate, of Tie pendency of
said petition, ard the hearing thereof, By causing copy
of this der 10 b. publ shed the Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and hating ccnnty log
ham, successive weeks previous said day e hearing
"A true copy) wv IA fINCkNkf,
$4,000 J,fce - Prutate
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

l. Igan, Cosniy OF lnghan, sat session # the
Probate Court for The County Of lngham, bocen the
Probate Uce IN Mason Monday, the 2lst day 81 Jan
uary, ia the Thousand eight hundred and sixty
one Pre-eut, Vim. II. Puckney. Judge Of Probate On
read ng and ding the petition, duly verified, of Jas NJ
Williams, praying among otner thugs, for the proba
OF lbs rum-nt writing purporting be the hast viii
and testament # Dsnie W. Morse, deceased and for let
tiers Parliamentary upon said estate:
The eupon il dered that Monday, the 18th Day Of
March next, al ii o'clock the forenoon be assigned tor
The hearing OF sai petition and tina, the heir. of
said deceased, AMI al other persons interested SAD
estate TO appear at session Of SAID Cont
thea 10 he holden the Probate Office the yag-
Mason, and show cause If any there be, why the pr.,er
Of the petitoner shoud he granted And 1T
D. deIed, that SAID e, give notice 10 the PERSONS
in crested in aid estate Of The pencency of said petition
AID the hearing thereof by causing copy Of hrs order
10 be punished in the Lansing Republican, ne~spape.
printed and circulating said county of ngham for
c-,sive weeks previous tn said cay of bearieg
A true copy WM PlNCKNEY,
$4,000 Judge of rrtbate
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DKOBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

II
l. igan, County o. Ingham, sat- session Of the
Probate Court for the Of lnghsm, holden at The
Probate Office, the village Of Mason, Monday, the
l1in day cf JAM, the thousand eight hundred
and sixty present VIM II PINCKNEY Judge Of Probate
In the of the estate Of tphram Rolss deceased
TN reading nr fling the petition duy verified OF Hszsn
isuie, pray ~ mat instrument IN writing purpoltng
- be Il. and testament of said deceased
be sdmit-t ~ bate and that letters tesiamentary
b gr-nIed ui Hxzeu Rolf, named in sand
vii ssex-cu
Ihereupun II ordered that Monday, the day
az lh'usiy not IL "'ci .ck in the forenoon
sgn.1 for h- Sal petition ana that the heirs
al law of creased, ami all other pee in crested
IN said e>tac, eau red 10 pear session OF said
Count. then holden AT he Probate Office he VII
lige q: Mason. show cause, If thee he y the
pTas of line pettl should not be- snt-d: AMI IL IL
fur her OF d-ie sad Ietitioner give hc- To
ms n-ress- 81 estate ~ tine p-Lency If sad
petition, and the tearug There #, by causing copy Il
thus order to he purilsei in the Lansing Republican
newspaper p1uei and circulating sad caunty If Ing
ham three weeks ,revlou, d day If hear
ing a true copy WM. ii. PINCKNrY,
3w.9g Ju 81 Probate.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

= hrreoy ven, thai 70 purt uance Of license 70
me granted by the Judge Of Pfoeae for the county Of
l5gnam, on the 2lst day Of January 1861. shall sell
puShe auction On the pre- N The tosn If hi,
Ike 10th day Of March nex, At clock NJ.
the ID Isaac Holey, subject to the widows right
of doser and all lens in and to the f,losne parcel Il
land, VI: the Z Of of SEE IS, the 4 Of q u
81 Sc = OF sec -. and the y of Sc Of Sc of
"a, ali tom north Of range sesc, and containing
10 aerea Term. made Known on day of safe
ALEkEDJ. HOLlEY,
ewSoo Admir- estate Of Isaac Holiey deceased.
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An OF which f,r sale at really ov prees-no humba
about thasl
Remainder the place Next Door to A. Turner Co q
Lover Town
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

"
L igan, County % Inshar, ss-At q session Of the
Probate Court for the County o. Ingha hoIcen the
Probate Office IN son, Monday the 2lt DAY If Jao
uary. ~ the thousand eight hundred and sxty
one Present, VIM II Pinckn-y, Judge Of Probate. Ia
the matter OF the estate Of John Tower deceased Un
reading and fling the petition duly verified Ct I-aac
Carl praying, among other things, far the probate Ct
instrument n VT ting puEportEg to De the viii and
testament OF John Tower deceased and FOR letters
meniary SOD said estate to SAID petitioner, named a.
e,eca' or in said viii:
Inereupon j. s ooered, that N.ndav the 18th day o.
February next, a. ii O'Clock the forenoon assigned
tor tie hearing If sad pstion, and tina, tie heirs
Of said deceased and all other persons Interested N said
esfae are required 10 appear At Of said Court
then 10 &c holden ., the Probate Office the lie Of
Aason and shos if any there be- ny the PRAYER
OF the petit oner should not be granted Anc
Ocerei that said petit give notice To the persons
interested in saf estate Of the pe1cency II said petition
and he bearing thereof by copy OF this der
be published Ia the A,.ng Republican,, newspaper
printed and circulating in SAID county of Inzham, sue
ees-ive weeks previous O said day of hearing
"a true copy WN. ii PlNCKSEY,
T.f. soTP r.Tr-
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\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

n Is hereby given, that pursuance Of license :,
me granted by the Judge Of Probate for the county
county Of lGyham, Monday, the I'll day of January
A H. ls6l shall sell a. public auction the prem
the the townhp of yevay, county Inghani on :, l
urday the 10th cay of March next at o'c ock z. VI
the Interest OF Thos Hama, deceased subject the
widow right Of dover, ann all ilens, The 4 Of
Ct e OF sec ~, town north Of range / west con
tanning 10 acres more iess Terms made known OF
day 81 sale JOHN COAT>WoRTH,
6wjO0 Admir- Of estate If Thos. Hanna. deceased
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sTV5T this rems sole and most interesting r~red,
is asos-G a; the concentrated Juice. Of the u,c.
Tow-rta md the soothing Plants sud Root. a. turs
chemically confined and in>ula ed in well
bottles. AND charged ey ro~erul battery. Thus t.s
sesslrg in addition IL Is s-I-tot medical virtues, stroo
Magnetic and E-c;i,e popertes. profoundly psneat ne
aud -minently auhe,ing am soothing II r-i.v~s pc
and Inflammation at once, lsbeu rely apph-a) r~laA
ing TIE strained muscles AMI giving life an.
vitality by as lie gN.og qnahe- 10 psrslE.d parts spt
standing complaints. and wesknes>es al
,ng pain, tN~ursigs irritation and rercvu,
oss,rIc; like a isdse1. al! who used II
speak " IL truly 'erfa medicine, aud esteem n
by FAR superior and ell Other external remedies n
applied in il is unfaiing mecy for tho
Group Sore Throat. Inflammation Of the Lung bc~eN
LAYER, kidneys, and ether organs, Raeuusr,sm, Saea
Irritation. sgue the hess, AID all si,nes cure,
ach., agu- the Face, ilmpl-s aud Euptons Of ar
kinds. I.ss truis-a and Sprsned Limbs, Burns frses
parts, Chilonius, indo ent and long standing Sor~s
Wounds. &c &c. Il viii also restore the Hair 10 The
Bald Head, and prevent the lair frcn falling The Mag
nenc Ointment has beea extensively ,se upe Canal and
Draught Horses Tor Calls Wounds >pra
and is a cure when applied hot Ter the Scratches
horses and Foot All on sheep All the pr.pretcrs All
for the Magnetic Ointment fair 4 is confident that
they CLAIM for it, will lie found true to the letter In IN.
neigh boz hood where manufactured = huv
by the quantity and kept and used Nv
innabi-ant ne tansces the pans and ache,
every family is more or less aio-d with. We say asss
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine unless signed ~ : Rse - with Yen See
Pamphlets containing fun directions around each Ro,tle
and circulars l-ft with Pt5ce shiln. tt s
| and shillugs .or large Bottles
For sale h, NeShIo & Brother, Ihs,su 4 10 La
| sing. ana all oiler bTugg sts IN the country.
~ All cfders shon d ~ ntd esSed WI MtrncG A
| 90. EAriv'iie, Madison Co. y. Y .lp
, 1861-06-27

We publish below two letters from we'll known
citizens Of this county, one of whom is in the
Wenatchcc and the other in the Ncz Perccs mines.
Both present encouraging accounts Of tho new
mining localities:
sPesuAsroS June 18th, 1861.
Agreeable to promise, write you via Dalles,
which is the first opportunity that has offered
since my arrival here
We are all employed making our claims really
for working when the water falls. We have
ditched the creek for several miles, and expect
next week to be ablc to get into the bed Of the
creek. As yet nothing much has been done, the
water having been too high The Portland Co.
haze taken from the edge of tho creek $3.50.
Another company, in Sluicing the top dirt Of the
ditch, made - per day to the man, and many
others have found while ditching, many little
pieces Of gold the largest Of which n worth S5 so.
The lower part Of the creek shows coarse gold !:
in the upper, soilIe iine has been found, The
first day arrived here, while looking at tho
Portland Co.'S ditch, one Of the company scrapcd
with his knife from The rocks three hics little
Jumps Of gold. The indications are good, and
the impression with all is THAT the creek is rich
All the miners about seventy five in numbcr
arc in good spirits, and anticipate good seasons
work. My impression, as far as an capable Of
judging, is that these mines will pay good wages
have prospected myself and been amongst the
miners, and do not believe or think the Speshas-
ton nin,s will prove failure.
We have three pack trains from the DalIes,
which supply US with plenty oi provisions at
prices AZ reasonable as can be expected. We
have good beef market at 10 l2c. per h., and
very good article. Indians supply the miners
occasionally " ith salmon. In fact, We have CON-
forts here, and all we now want is to find the
bed Of the creek to pay as we expect. While
writing this, one Of tho Portland Co. came in
with four little shining pieces Of god in his hand,
just found under q stone he hal rolled over
Such arc some Of the prospects we have here.
The Olympia party arrived here last Monday,
a | in good hyath. They crossed the summit Of
the mountain on the top oil the snow, the warm
weather having made it so packed and firm that
the feet Of the horses did not penetrate more than
six inches. They report ten feet Of snow on tho
summit
DO you know where the Speshaston is Just
happened to think. It is a tributary Of the We.
natchee, running from tho south and west, and
emptying into the Wendtchec about ten miles
above that rivers mouth. II is q rapid little
stream, and runs through q deep ravinc.
The reports here are that other creeks near by
prospect well, and we have no reason to doubt
that rich diggings will be found in this region Of
country.
The miners from Pierce county rcauest me to
say that they arc well, and prospects good.
will close by saying that eve all believe the Spe-
shaston to have gold in paying quantities in its
bed, but lis riches and extent yet remain to US
mystery. Truly yours,
, 1861-06-27

Oro Fino City, juno 9th, 1861.
am now in the great NGz Perces mines.
find number Of my acquainlances at work ;
they are making from IS to $50 per day to the
man, and some have left s. per day to go pros
pecting. These mines are situated between the
North and South Forks Of the Clearwater River,
which is tributary Of Snake River. This stream
has been prospected some thirty miles up and
down, including the gulches and streams on each
side, some Of which are several miles in length,
and all pay well so far as they have been opened.
Tho gold is generally tine, but Of the very best
quality. Pieces weighing $3.50 are often found,
and il runs from that down to fine -four.
These mines arc situated on bench of the
Bitter Root mountains. The hills are covered
with small white pine timber Of the best quality
for building purposes. Water power is abundant.
Lumber is IN great demand at present, and worth
5000 per NJ, made with whip-saws. All kinds
Of mining implements and provisions, except
beef are high. $500 ..5 ..,.s..'
This country bids fair to equal California in
her palmy days, except in climate. There have
been very few pleasant days here this year, so
far, and il is still raining. Notwithstanding the
snow. and rain, thousands Of men have found
their way in here, and yet they come. The best
time to work these mines will be from this time
on to perhaps mid winter. Tho cost Of opening
. mining claim here is from one to five hundred
dollars. Yours, &C.,
D. II. Byrd.
, 1861-06-27
Bank Exchange.

NOTICE.
VNEIEe UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons indebted to them 10 cali aud
settlement With reference 10 prompt payment wheat
rye and cattle will be bought account.
We further give notice that desire stop giving credit
to customers and that while regret INABILITY to
eonnsate them, feel would be unjust 10 ourselves "a
continue the system longer.
Hence, We hope none will solicit credit hereafter.
5. MscAW 4 co.
steiaeoom, Sept. 81, Iss1 soar
, 1861-06-27

II. Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany, son of the late
patrooR has offered his services to Gen. Scott as
Abide Camp, and has been accepted lie is a
gialuate Of West Point.
, 1861-06-27
BEsEE1! BEEr!

NOTICE DOWS SOUNDING nm ,ersj:aeI is pre-.
~ pared 10 sUrly iio.s, Mnl ship st'amloa, "ver'
Nih 'nf MuNu pUs The caTrtEr Of the hest iaty
Oven fresh Min Cows and Stock Catie always haUd ar
tnr sale NJ prices HccoriEg to quality.
Reef packed to order; Ilal':y warranted
SIGHT dra,s on San Francisco will he taken At par.
s-IS:f b. hEgKER
, 1861-06-27
CARPENT.ERING.
WINDOW SASHlS. TEETHS. Etc..
MADE TO ORDER.

vINIIE sIRSCRIBCIl. HAIIAG COMPLETED
thc Nrulng 81 his s.ti ibN msn' w the requisite u
chinery, = Prgarg. -yscwe vA aih W he usi
Worts,kr ma tcr, ~ crlfz g. Aa line. ThC 'ntthin"ry
IN my rsiah.ishIncnt gives hc'i~ for Svs tag STk
surh as re p,sssss.d bs "a sn- se aaI Psriie-
iesif ng ss. Nos - H. iauasl w. tt~'ss $40" surk
ct. "frl i~ti slaFI 'fcs r.. ssau1a.- tai..
Cauirssis Ni - nIt- f' 'ss tbc sfsst' - hu'i'f'
Uhss Ifi. a.a N-giriG ~ aaTHtliFf . ~
iaus
.Hd IN . AZ. isttiUn .diAIaa.,.fi
EualH u,ulii.t.s
srrE ss.ti.r Bal., ".
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TAILORING, &o.

CsaL.L AND WINTER Cs.OFhANG me
attention OF the citizens of Richmond and the
pu bIo generals is res eectfuly called TO our afgei
Jared and complete assortment of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
all of which were manufactured by ns, WIN d
legard to dress. We hatter ourselves that the
sty lie, fit, and durability of our garments are un
advantages in manufacturing clothing arc such as
to enable us to sell at such reduced prces as can
NOT be eaualied. Having made more e xte nsive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply oil the
great demands for Clothing than ever be lore, we
none to receive large support from all II want oil
articles in our branch OF business assur ne them
ali that we will do them justice. 4.
We are also prepared to make to order any arti.
Gle Of Gents Wearing apparel, at short otice.
NOAH WALKER & o.,
(Rranch of Baltimore Ht use,)
lna carnnr NJ ain and 18th Pe aTl St4.
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% NEW DRUG STORE.
RngE DIT w POW 4 s

81 NE" pA0"
NJ ROBERT w. POWERS,
Tx APorHE cARY AND DRUGs
that he mas taken and re fitted in new and hand
some sty lie. the store formerly occupied by }
Wood, and more recently by @. y, dawson, no
the st Charles Hotel Richmond. Va, and has
Just opened W It'll an entirely new stock CT
and TOILET AKTICL rs, PERI UNI cry &c,
Comprising ever, article usually kept IN his line,
ssiscted n person by himself with especial refer
slce to their freshness. purity and ennr RELIABLE
ny. r.,,rcs, o.E.,I
Gals. Stan DARE PHARMACEUTlCAhPk l.
PARATIONS, SURGICAL lNSTRUMENTs,hc &C.,
very complete, embracing many new ana oe "a
bic articles. L
Of day night.
ccs%ss ROBERT w. POWERS.
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pnuos. n6upICInne, Go.

~ DRUG GIST9.
III Ia M'. '''; ms. ssr a., i''1 ''''''' A's'
tsael for ,,,c IN quantities to suit purehasers-.
$500 lbs. best indigo, % bhls. BuTnins rluios
bhds. Prime Nader, 30 " Coal vi.
In cases a., IN 4 Id. Is " Lard Oil,
uapers 1000 CALLS Lamp Oil,
az cesks Sal goda SO bbis Machine Oil.
40 OF. Sulph. uuiniEo, 300 cases wect Vll,
500 kegs Lewis Lead, IN 20 bbis Lirseed oii',
3.soo kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 iass Suited Pepper, Is b5Is. spts. Turpen-
N ~ Alispice, tine,
m Ginger, prime, rs kegs Apto. Emerys,
$50 boxes Powdered 1000 lbs. Ref I'd bOfax,
Spices, pure, Ibis. Camphor,
IS bbls. Castor o il 5000 lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
PRIME, % bbls Venet. Red,
Is btls. Alcohol, 100 boxes Starch,
tons II Il Zinc, in oil, 1900 boxes French VIM
dow Glass, aast. sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and Pa
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PR
FUMERlES, Painters COL0RS, BRUSHES,
&C., &c, our usual terms. :.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists,
lz2 MAN street. corner 18Th.
n. B.-Partoular and prompt attention 10 pack-
ing and Shipping orders.
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III J. W. shAtSEk= ,,c,,

e. APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-
ID RICHMOND, Va.
Keeps constantly on hand well; selected :to Sl
IF PURE and KELlABLE y GS Mn N.Y.
II Fl = WINDOW YIN 81 ASS. PuTTY, ALc0
HOL. BURNING FLgIp GARDEN IA ~ SE FL 3,
sverr kind Tobacco, SNUFF and GIGARS 1 Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT M Ed
CiNES of the day-every thing, IN fact, usually
found in DRUG SfORES-which will he .2ld e on
the most reasonable terms Also, POLLAhDS
WEAVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on hav1ns
heir PRESCRIPTIONS aeeerdtsly and torsfMtIt
compounded, at all hours OF the DAY and N.Gh1
J. W. FRAYSER,
ApothecaTy and Druggist,
l-tS 18th, between Grace and Broad st1
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nruggikts. le6 Main Etreet. oorner l2tn.
A. f,ODgaG R 4 co., APotheoafles a

IL A. f3UDEA sE l. go, Apotheoaries and
So Drug gissg, No. 10 hlaiD stseet, near oid
"a general assortment of pure Drugs, Medi-
ciIies, Chemicals, Oils Paints, window Glass;
ali kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, SnuH,
Medicinal Liquors, dc. 80
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
PHYSICIANS orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

- NOTICE. will, from and after, I'M, ms
6 date, cary on the BOUT ana enuE
BUSIN ESS, on 18th street, between Main anu
JNU GEO. Ef ENH ECk:
January 5th. 1861. JtoS1
-. STAUNTOr BUDT, SHOE AMI
LEATHER FACTORY This Compa-
ny Is prepared to FIJI orders for Men's; Women s.
BOYS and tiirs' BuOfS and BROG AT n1 Gt ssea ~,
vayietv from the finest LADIES' sLlFPtk ana
Mans t;oNGRtS CATER and OAFoRD ILL.,
to the heaviest BOOT and BkoGAN.
capital. with the most approved machinery. woik
ed by steam, and good wofkmen az are M 'n y,
Il aitedi States and will furnish as gonu wofk ~
tbs same price as any Factory IN the Y mon Lei
Southern men sustain Southern manuinc,9 %;
IL 10 he sncb AZ ordered Address. .
GU AZ " ,o am % WM H. CARRIER. Supt.
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0 r. T. ROBINSON,
80 GRADUATE OF TIE PHlhADELPHih

nv COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
IA SUCCESSOR TO LaIDLBf l. RoBINsoN,l
Fourth and FTanklia Streets, Rtehm0nd,
Has IN store n large. fresh, and well Sc lected
stock of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, ZEN
FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES. &c. uhloh he
ose RS al low prices STREET personal attention will
be given TO all the depar tnents of the ms ness.
Orders for shinment will he pfomptiI sttendeo
o and most carsruiv packed
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l03, corner N
ID 4 AID THIS!
II SENEGAL. NOTIGE.

have not discontinued BUSINESS on account OF
the falling of my store | am new located FlXk
DOORS above my old stand next door to y. w
Purcell a. Co.'s Brokers Office and near Governor,
on Main street, No. l26. where would be pleased
to mestmy old customers. no the customers gem
sraIIy Those IN the habit of giving me their or
ders tor FALL CLOTHING, will do me iavort 70
wait until can call on them, or leave word at my
store when to call on them and all orders IN my
line will be promptly attended to as heretofore
lass FOR any such cause Call and see me, at l26
N.;p street Tau23-ts} VIM. IRA SMITH.
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--a LAWRENCE ,. niARYE,
"a ATTORNEY AT Law,
pracucex IN the Courts OF the City OF Richmond
md the Counties of Henrico, Hanover ana caro-
70.
He $50 Notary Pubic and commissioner olths
:n.ted States Court of CLAIMS.
The Partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
ne himself beins dissolved, his ONCE Is now OIL
titD street, Just below coddln's Hall. te LILY
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