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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for tho
County of Hancock the first Wednesday of Febrts-
ry, A. d. 1862.
u Charles X Tden late of Castne, Ia said county, de-
ceased having presented his first account OF Admnstra-
ton upon said deceased's estate for probate;
rdered-Tha the said Administrator give notice there
to all persons Interested by causing copy Of this order
he published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Probate Court be holden at Buckspor the third
Wednesday OF May next, at ten Of the clock IN the
forenoon and shew cause if any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest!
IL A. BARTLETT Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04
Castlne, Feb 3, 1862.

At Court Of Probate held ELLSWORTH within and for
the County Of Hancock the lrst Wednesday Of
February, A. lsU2
outLe foregoing petition, Oricref THAT the Pton-
i've notice ali rested F causing COPY
the petition and order Of ,tru, be uuhlshed
three ssecrsslpcly in the Ellsworth American, a
paper printed IN Ellsworth that they may appear
a Probate Court To be he'd at Ellsworth, W sail county
tire furtu.H eiae-lay If April next ten s'eoek in
the forenoon, and >hsw euusr if any they have, why
the prayer OF sud petition snpGll not be granted
PARKER Tt Tx, Judge.
Attcst.-A, a BABrtGrr, l. ..ister.
tra5 copy Of The tt0a and order Of ther
y Sttrst=-A A. ER4rIHerT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

At Court Of Probate heleu Ellsworth within and for
the County Of ilauc1ck, the first Wednesday Of
February, A. D. lsc2
NATHAN Low, Jr., Administrator Of the estate Of
~ haitian Low, late Of Deer Isle in said UNITY
deceased having presented bis final arrount Of admin
stratou upon said deceased's estate of rrobate
Orderedlhat the said Administrator give notice thereof
all persons interested hYcsug aCop Of tins order to he
pubshcd tlsee weeks s,lccess.ey in the Ellsworth Amer
can printed in Ellsworth that they may appear al Pro-
Court be h1ldepat Ellsworth. the fourth We'd
nesday Of April ten Of the ell ok in the lorenzo
and shew cause, if any they have Why The should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
\ true copy-Attest:
II A. 4. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

Ata Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and "a the
County Of Hancock, the tEh day of February
Ia the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and SIXTY
two
ANE BLODdEr, widow If John *, Blod.e late Of
- Brookssile decels l, having made application to
iur allowance out Of the personal estate Of said
deceased.
ord rstThat h said Jane Blol et rive notice In all
persons Interested, by causing copy Ut this order 10 be
published tlrr sccc-Iyeti fhr Esw nth Amer
printed a. Ellsworth, that they may appear at Z.
pr ahata Court hrl Ellsworth. in sid cluuty,
the iJfth Waae-ty of April next al Of she clock
forenoon. and show cAu>, # aay tAey Aayr, Why al
allyllc. should not b. made.
PARKER Tt CK, judge.
true coPy-Atlest.
II A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Special Notices.
A CA R d.

The Ladies of the Library Association tender
their thanks to the members of the Dirigo Club,
and others, for their very timely assistance in
their Entertainment for the benefit of the Libra
ry. Per ORDER.
Ellsworth, April !. 1862.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

herrlcK hld strengthening flastets,
in five hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and hack. Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
space Of time Spread beautiful white ambskn their
sutf7cts the inconvenience and each
will from week to three months Price lisa cts
Ilerrick's sugar Coated Pills and KID Pla>ters sold
y DRUGGISTS aud Merchants in all parts Of the United
States tHuaAs and South Ar erica and may be obtained
by calling tor item BY their full name,
Use UarreU'S Condition Polcders
for your Horses and Cattle.
For salt by C. G. Peck. Ellsworth, Me.
pr. L, II. IERRICk * Co, Albany, n. Y.
+. BLASIItIED, Travelling Agent. isly30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County Of Hancock the first "Wednesday OF
February, A. d. 1862.
JABEZ ii. SNOW 4 AL. Executors Of the will Of ia
- bes Snow late Of Buckspnrt, said couSty dc
ceased having presented their first account OF Admins
tration upon said decensed's estate for probate
Ordered That the said Executors give notice to all per
by causing copy Of this order to be publish
cd the Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth In said
county three weeks stcessively that they may appear
at Probate Court be holden Ellsworth, the fourth
Wednesday April next, at ten ohe clock in the fore
noon and shew cause if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true cory-Attest
IL A A. BARTLETT, Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All Letters and Communications on bust.
ness pertaing to the Office, must DO directed
to
SAWYER g. BURR.
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SOMETHING TO DO.--A REALrrY.-we can give
pay ny employment to respectable persoas Withoui
meaas,-we also inform respectable persons uitk
where they invest IN these times with pos
1.-Two certainty of large gains. Send addressed en-
selope aud letter stamp fer return postage to
STAFFORD 4 CO,
6n,56 442 Broadway, New York
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BY THE CONCURRENT TESTIMONY OF MANY SUFFER-
ers, the fact has been established, that for Coughs
Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections there is no
remedy extant that SO universally affords relief
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04
WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY.
The subscriber Is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers. Widows.
Minor Children, &c.
ARREARS Of PAY & BOUNTY MONEY
secured for Invalid Soldiers, Widows Heirs.

r Every Soldier wounded in battle disabled by sick
disease acted in the service, while In the
line Of his duty, is entitled to a Pension.
5Tho Widow and Minor Children Of every Soldier who
dies in the Service or killed in battle dies OF dis
wounds Contracted IL the service, entitled
to "a Pension.
II Bounty Of 500 is due and be obtained by
fCr the Widow, Children Father, Mother or Heirs Of
every Soldier wh1 is killed dies in the service
also, all back pay, of pay and all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time of his death.
Il All Pensions only from the date of the APP
piication, in each
Applications by mail giving fall particulars
will be promptly attended to and information given
CHARGE If postage stamp is enclosed % pay return
postage.
The promptest attention wi! be given to all claims
raste to and my charges tcIl6 very moderate.
Let all who have claims be and call upon
:. WATERHOUSE,
ELLSWORTH, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

The BEST FAMILY CA
THsRTlc in the world, used
twenty years by five nil
ions Of persons annually,
alwuysgive satisiaction,con
tain nothing injurious, pat
roniz d by the principal
ply sicians and surgeons in
the | Mon ; elegantly coat
ed with sugar.
Large Boxes 25 cents Ave
BE Nes for 81. Full direc-
lions with each box.
Warranted superior to any
PHI before the public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04
HOWES' COUGH PILLS.

Thar FOR A TiGHrSEss OR WHEELING ON The CHEST,
Pains m the side or long standing Hack, the
best known reiedy is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-04

Mr.. Anscll will positively leave
Ellsworth, Friday next, April 18th. The
satisfaction expressed, by the many who
have purchased his PERrseopre PEpLE
SPEcrAcLEs at their clearness, and the rare
case they give to the eye, prove that
there is no humbug about his spectacler
or in his adapting them to any sight.
Do not delay any longer but call at
once as there is only day or two.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
I EYoEUMElEalXR .Elal 4alloH

=, heaFlF Advertising on reasonable terms Rccor-
Jung 70 theSpAeO oocup III ca6gSS
An MISREPRESENTATION trauSient persons or stranS
ers. TO be paid fpT IN adpdHsc n = = o
S9siness Carda aYe iines $40 peryear,
or Tor EI months, but for shorter neriod
VIII be counted les1 than square! : =
,h me griyege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
Advertisements for the bensht Of other prsons NJ
He as all legal establishments and AdvertISem
sales and real estate sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates
,No=:Advertisements not accompanied with writtea
viii be inserted qntT forbid ,And charged
Notices f6 Political Meotin @ to 81 charged IN ali
cases At fun rates. iFi IITii ~ : : - =
Marriages Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
o. sermons, 90 cents each nouV1l-'bS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

the Allegany Mountains; northeast along
the Alieganies 70 Haystaek Knob; thence
souIh.sast acr0ss Backbone, Jack, and Bull
Pasture Mountains to Shenandoah Noun.
taini northeast along the latter mountain
70 the north-West corner of Rockingham
County, then in line dHe south. east Gcross
West Mountain to Great North Mountain;
then. once more north -easterly along Great
North and Paddy Mountains, over aud
acrosa Bear Ridge, White Pine Ridge, Big
Timber Ridge, Bear Garden Ridge, and
Cacapon Mountain to the line of Morgan
County; then back again south-easterly in
straight line across several Of these ridg-
es to Third Hill Mountain; then once more
north easterly, running along Third Hill
Mountain and Cherry Run to the Potomac
River about II miles west Of Williamspott.
SO much Is the new boundary the old line
on the north and west is along the Poto-
mac around the Maryland Pan Handle, then
suddenly north in a straight line to Mason
and Dixon's Line; then west along the
Pennsylvania boundary almost to the Ohio,
but preposterously flying of at tangent,
and making for the north star until sud
denly stopped by the Ohio river, sixty or
seventy miles out of place; thence down
The Ohio to Sandy River aud the State Of
Kentucky; and finally up Sandy River and
Tug Fork to the place OF beginning.
The counties embraced in the new State
are given in the following table, with their
white and slave population and per cent OF
slaves in 1860, and the white and slave
population in 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
NUMBER 90.

nantly, cit would be more ereditable TO
hear Jef. Davis himself than that con
temPubl0 traitor Observation-Disclosures -
Here the stranger started up, and pnttiBR
on Q severe look aud "a extra amount or
dignity, said fereely. "I am Mr.. VaIIandig.
ham " ut don't make bit of difference, =
firmly replied the gentleman, al have moth
ing 70 take back" This completely eoWed
the butteFnut, and he remained entirely
dumb during the remainder Of the trip.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
. lRnn thsN Nsr Yotl Eribaas.l


This new State $50 far as CoHgresScau
make IL So) comprises forty. eight counties
Of old Yirgtpia lying West Of the AiIeghauy
Mountains. Its boundary Is 4 miracle Of
crookedness, the ltottuo1S channel of the
Ohio being rivi1sd on the other side BY an
Exaggerated Yirginia fence of a line zig
gag ging over the hundred and one fldges
aud modutains that cluster in the eehteF Of
the old State. lis hardly Possitis 70 eont
yeyian idea OF the boundaries Without
map, and we have therefore had one made
aud print It herewith. We viii Try 70 trace
the general line, however 50 as 70 put
down sume names which may NOT appear
IN the map Beginning where the Ken
tucky line'Is6yes Tug Fork Of Big Sandy,
river the West YirginiS line runs up the
fork to the line OF RelleouHty; thence
south aud southeast Rl6hg Dividing Ridge,
east and n6ttheast along Tug RidEefto the
corner joining MeDow Ell AHd Mercer eoun-
tiess s0dtheast it 3 straight Iihe aeF6ss Blue
Stone river and Black Oak Mountain 10 East
River Mount4Las hofthedSterlY along East
River and Heet Spring 1Inautaih to q e line
of Allegany eounty7t6eu due northwest oTer
Stete ApuntAin 70 the lineof Greepbrier, on
-aeAaAaAt = s.AIAfaA4 .f-kaAA1 HfTl1
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With the views which they entertaiued, and
there Wasiau overwhelming necessity, on
our part OF recognizing what they did in
that respect, SO as to enable them 10 remain
in the Union, and SO as to secure to them
the machinery Of government by which th sy
could regulate and control their own
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

e. AOtAl..s'-ssol7TsLA ~ 1ootooS I4.4O3
Here we have third of million of
white people, $4,000 more than there are
in South Carolina. and nearly as many as
in Mississippi or Louisiana aud enly 49,
27l slaves, or less than four to each hua-
dred whites. The white population has
increased 81, ,232 or 2per cent In ten years;
the slaves have decreased nearly thOus.
and, or 6l per cent in the same period
The whole OF old Virginia in the same ten
years gained Il per cent only on her white
population, and per cent on her slaves:
The entire increase being only I24 per cent.
it is scarcely necessary to mention The
geographical features of West Virginia. II
is land of rough bills and fertile valleys,
OF tunumerable streams, pure and bracinR
air. and for general salubrity is unsurpas-
sed. The western slopes Of the AlIeganies
contain many excellent farms, and, before
the war, sent TO Eastern markets large
numbers of cattle fully equal to those Of
the famous Blue Grass region Of Kentucky.
The uplRnds of West Virginia are all
lent fodder, and having 4 milder
climate in Winter than the old
State east of the mountains. There are
also some good sheep farms in the northern
counties. Along the Ohio. Mouongshela,
Ranawha, and the smaller streams, the
bottom and plain lands are rich, and par
ticulRrly good for corn growing. In min
eral wealth the new State is particularly
fortunate. The Salt Springs OF the KG-
nawha Valley, and the vast beds OF coal iu
other sections are the most important.-
There are also immense beds Of gypsum,
With ores Of iron, lead, copper, &c. Camel
and bituminous coal Of the best quality are
amoPg the most valuable deposits Of the
Kauawha and Ohio Valleys. q
Besides the Ohio along the Western from.
tier, the new State enjoys the benefit OF The
Monongahela, the Potomac, Great and Lit
tie KanaWha, Guyandotte, Greenbrier, aud
other considerable rivers. The Great Kan
awha is nRTigable from the Ohio to the
Great Falls of Gauley, in the salt region
The Northern counties Of the new State
have the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
which separate soon AFTER leaving the Mary
land line, running one branch north to
Wheeling and another directly west TO
Parkersbnrg, on the Ohio. The Shenan.
doah Valley Railroad comes within 3 few
miles OF Hardy county, aud the road from
Richmond, BY way Of QoFdonsVtIle 70 Sthun
ton, also comes ueaT to the line Of the new
State, in Greenbrier county. The James
River canal is another eastern Iink cOming
very near the line saa
Cut on from the Seaboard by almost i'm
passable mountains, aud repellIne settlers
by the stigma, rather than the fact OF sla.
very, this highly favored region for farmers
has been shpnned BY The wave OF WESTERN
bpnnd agrie1IturaIists, and her develop
ment has rested altogether with her own
hardy, but ill-insructed people, Under
her new Gonsutution, the black shadow Of
desoiation VIII soon pass away, and the
strong arm Of free labor WILSON give the
Q few years ago started Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota into such luster aud prom.
iEssHi y g's2i ss22ii---.---sla-- la--4.2--saalL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
vallanalshaa .aa e UgIy .Asq.ln

10 glds F1if tAnee- l.sf =.
DO The Bleyrug (ohiOl Josrnql has the fol-
loving incident Of NJ. yallandighsu's late
visit @ Aaus6sld, Ohio. ia
After the spesksrs had concluded. three
men entered an omnibus to ride to 4 rail-
way station, and SGT down. = An nniZnoVtp
person oVas Ia the iTehicIa. u. oas % then
shedr;another, esDid yoa hear YaIlnndiEb-
hamF" "Nog" replied, The other indig-
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aaIlg gnteIh9
TEnlIs or ADvpRrIsI7Na

TFnVESoLtD Inns or NoNPAHEn, ION osI MOS. .loA
9a EESSs NAEE souARE. .l-l - I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

speech OF the Hon j. w. NoeII, ofbIo,
ON the Admission OF West Va, Deli
Tersd IN the House OF Delegates ON
the1Oth or Dec s.i5.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
nnE HANnY. .n0oK. !.

THE HANDY HOOK
ToR THE o. s. s0LDIER; ons coming into 9ery.
II Zee coutaining eorpiet q etion
Intnrtion 10 the authotlEod q. g Infantry Tsetieg
Only 9S cants ForasaiS BY ie'tal ~ .,s
alg2s ,, ,,.,,s.1 9osEPaet = e1ltA1ls. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
0-UaMOND WING.
- ..o,,,. ..i,,g IN Isiehn.Ona-PSJ the Car


,ns salty. ...la,E IN TsiehmOHa-PaJ the Car
saeru.
T5s ss.i demand 70, the DArr WIG Ei'nn the city,
=. ssby regular as D. transient iesd7ra, and the din
,,- Of satisfactorily supplying o0'h elss0s Of readers
b. carrying system AtAP'ed only TO OtteO subser9-
l5is, have induced 70 resort to the only feasible
mole Of mr~gng large city circulation, to cit; that
o. rrsgasasa. to ~ Oarirs. Prom this date, there
fc 10 subscriptions fer the Vine to be left Wisn the
civ ,i be taken At this office, ard al persons indebted
tor bscpca &c tho p-ess2. time, within the e''y are
requested TO call st the oies and settle their accents
r. Carriers wiz Of course, continue to deliver the pa.
pee 20 the psee1. Subscribers and receive pay Tor the
sane a. e rs.e OF fi,e,a cents per week The public
VII ucg uns5sld thst al RESTRICTION uPsn the sale Of
the Wac BY Csrr,.s si.an the city is removed, and
that a who w1 Il nay MY it from the Carriers OR have
it Ia for hen a h-- residences or places Of business
gsr.ss45-y IJ.L lS5'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
CllAVGE OF SCHEDULE.

GNANGE OF SGEEDthE'
- Lsl ~ &c sieii1. Z rs
Richmond 81 Petersburg R. *,
N AID Aer Monday the February irsias This
~ road loiiovs:
IRuS,
Leave Richmond q, AS u daily snd Petersburg At 45P.n
FsAdRT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAM.
Leave Ichuea1 daily except Sundays a. s:l g M ana +o
M MAJ rS VII s:os os!y a. Hai Way Station cEsser and
Pct Walihal JaEsilu-
Tfsyres al bear In mind net they -egu'red q ssoE
nom ne Governor oter Authorized pegsoa, beo.e
a-y cAr leave he city ~ this road. p L. Gill
~ Gclersl gUpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
- 70 IGADS OF DEPART

- 70 q = = D. OF DEPART
49, MINIS ~ al would hes 70 avtte 'te
ftN, E-s Dep iecIs o, re ss-i'ag 6raaehs o
J.rsI51t % n-Jefsl 2Atrs now Ia kchmo14s 20
~ llr- All .,-age E3ez cf Ss.Sks. EGPer, ScQslCa-
cEF, siANts09cs, Eiaak Books, &c, uGsh VII
rv i. s-ct. /. ii-r rrc.s.
8syas sachvE q M cIlibBs1en; sass Book Fads
- prepared Dutlg, md ne nAn=A=l-Ts c'
la. e. -re-t a. MOkAL5,
runl1ler ard Book5eIlsr,
- " Nall strc=l, Rictnoads VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND Np B.aYILLG RAILROAD.


RICHMOND AEB DsaFILLE RAILROAD.
ENxE ass - %
rs and Ansr IDAY, April 18Th. the Passenger Trans VII
GOING SOUTH.
Nal Train leaves Richmond daily M and arrive az
Denyllle 81 40 P u. -, ~, 49, Mt
81 BuIieIs teOnnee;s with thssOuih Side Rail
road 'nr the Welt
. AZ Glow 1t ttspl 20 mnutJ for dinner.
COMING KAsT.
The Train leaves D.nyils 0Ay, at A. NJ and arrives IN
Richmond At $40 ?. II. -, a.,
A. BuTIssYe 1t connects With the TrAIs the South side
AAlroAu i0f "''''' A11 H. H GARTER.
APlS General Ticket a ent-
RICHMOND AND DANVILLg RAiLRsAD.
6 IN z 9sas1Es Va
ON and after Sunday Marsh Sh Passenger Trains will rEn
GOING wEsT.
keR TrCia IicSmOnd daily at NJ End arrives 10
At surErls L connects with the trains the South SIDE
Railroad for the West.
CONISG EAST.
Nail Train DAnvne daily at a. m, and arrives 10
Rchmend Al p. m ~, .,, nm
AZ BaIEve CT ness the trains the South Side Kali
'0Ao LOT "''iOiA anu ie''''OS HI. GARTER,
.ps General 1ek=t AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-06
ApEsE, 1864.
DRY GOODS.

DIR GOODS.
gHvyrHNSrs Ia. su icy -th ves CT ASng PurehAses
VI fAls scac;ce 9. ezAzne car coeA o. p@A
a.-lCl w. ef-- f-- sale
80 sA15 -.lseG=E AID shrtnEA
Cs-ke4rsA
20 Hca-He 53.eC'-T1 and ehlrtEFA
slssl-s e.. ~ ard rt-1s1 OslzbursL
80 H.trss -rgrl s-f si-l. pr-e-uoa, fss savanna
50 Ee.--5 le ip-s shrizsA.
ia rRssT rs-ry tI.1-s
.r.v lrs.
g.-..- Fl-.-r g.
&c Fs-t1-rs sG2 cvse-h
al lac 81 - re LnsrA fof rents Esar'
F--r -sl-. PSI, Lens s 'la, sitilci Eat sae-eS-
s-ss 2s5s-ss - n..r % - TAsmsr=s, NrssGsa, 49, -,
= !, 80. Ha sFr. vi - 'he cash Aai prompt Tatu.
SIT 4 DREWgY
No. 70 Pearl s;rssA
H-hr.guf
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49, -gorassS IiOs'>E

- ssl p. i !ag e5ra'as-,- De Al-ioa 5as' 80
.sF -f9GU-s. 80 PIE Au-CNr h-gr ~. akhn
o.. .l--.y -s-sa--lt By us--I = GBETcsY.
E.IsHf s--- rs z-1 arva-c,y All sogliis ~
4 Ii- ' sG s's rsEs srae-sly. re rielgs- NJ
.--E. no BIS PATROLS; I'D fAit-rs h-ssi
fga als - ths -e.J Re VII enabled
a-le1s t.s-s EslL fs Eil make Ibefai advances
80 H prg--ty a1i-azd Prepared 20 beard Pesboss
t-.- % lats a. AZ Eer ss-yaais-hayic- arrl,
zr..s"1.1 Ter s-ll. Z H. sFCKES
"a F.szsIz, 81 ssss below wsG s,ss.i.
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saIsR' PATENT
GREAT BARGAINS an DRY GOODS

- ety country Peope In want OF any
- Goods, would do NeIby eAlnng a. Ne 81 Man street.
Having very large oes Of Prints Lawns JSeonsts' ~
dies plain hgured Bgreges BLACK and oolorsd suks
ard ranas blsAshed and brown shifting and sheeng V@ss
ss and Kentucky JeSEs striped and domestic for men ana
Isrvanls Ladies GAters Morocco, Kid aud OaeAn SIoe-
Ns,g and OhdrsnI Shoe q every sHe snd quality ln'n
ana Clifton Goods for sad boys Lads SIX lhd LIE
lov. Al i2 cents Ns a. IN ~ Linen bos. ms g. =
,srts Irisk Linen IS SlS Ead 80 een.s FaTSso PIsh
sna urpsd cents; sSEA Cambria s.d Jseonet h1nn
pk bre and whe raetan q: EEtonhiag ioE prices ue
6a5krc WORKED Banda and Collars, a. cost All those good
asave sad great many numerous 70 menon, oneF ot
~. hout charging they we're bousht before we
hsrd tines had coenced Be cArsal that yos eoGs'o we
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PACKET BOAT FOR LEXINGTON
New Advancement.

ONand att.- the els, Ct April Packet yifk-TTITA
OIoa wi rua throa - Lexington ssw,n l.8zissise
as Iyaohbu aud Buchanan.
FIsR
V g. t,.viIe a. 10 To Lexrgon IS -
10 Iyncnburg .......... l75 To BEehanaa 80
Leave ond, usual al NJ hosday Wednesday ana
Edsy resc1 VI chblg Sc hours ami Lex gton and Bsc
ALan, al P. n, OF the seeoad dsy.
WIN accompany the thro ga Boat FAR as Columbia to AVOID
eros ding AMI 10 give cath passenger Beth
ss1UKSISG.
Leave Is1ngt aud Buchsn IN st A. n. Monday Wei5es
reach LyGehourg Va u hot ana al hm-ha III
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Edv see time Ct arrival and Fare Between Richmond aud
Lynchburs: - AN,
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ZINE kEutURs.
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w STAR"
100 esIss ane Glare. Nlas
90 baskets Champagne Wine
0 cAsn nne French Brandy
behdes large lot OF very superior ot Hi.. al s1,s,
Questionable As 70 age sat purity hsyni s..a sssii-t-
Also, London Porter Scotch Ale, lrth art S0v q Il
jamaica Ruin nc. Our Foek q vifg!ria K7e w. -.
most OF the bet, brands part Of which 10 yeyt.I..
al o, which Ne yin sal si roAl advance = LIgGr,|
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