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YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.
Letter from Colonel james johnson 10 one of The
Editors Of this paper, dated
Mourn OF MISSOURI
95VOfTf
18th June,lSlo. (


MOUTH OF MISSOURI
- 18th June, 1870
Dear ST-We still are at this place Colonel
Atkinson, the commander OF this District aud
the expedition, is here also. This most yalua-
Die officer, gives me additional confidence i'm
the success of our trip l have three time,
assembled TO Belle FOntaiDe. and had 10 con-
tend with as rapid water as any in the Mis-
souri,. We have succeeded well, though il re-
qnires strong steam. Thank Heavens. we have
that There are many cold water dasheTs in
this country. But. sir, upon the arrival Of the
colonel, he gave hope to every effort This
selection, rest assured, does honor to the no.
nofable Secretary of War. I know of ne off,
Ger that ] would select as soon.
We are later IN our start from this uIace
than was expected; but do not be disconrao-
ed. The expedition will and shall succeed +,
cannot tail under the command of so energetic
an onIceT as Colonel AtkipsOD.-The steam
boat Jefferson broke The plate of her pision
head. The repairs would have taken bul =
lew days hut my brother was cOn,peIled IN
send 10 Louisville for the casting. which tooE
double TIE time the repair could he effected
as yet been lost in this. The JefTerson and
Calhoun are hourly expected the Expeditien
ana Johnson have been here nearly one mouth
" takes mach time TO inspect So large SIM
pN OF PROVISIONS, particularly the meat, rs the
inspector VAS Thought IL most prudent TO re-
pack tie Whole ~ salt, although ID at present
Is sweet auu OF the first quality The distant
service 10 be performed caused the inssector
10 embrace this opinion.
The water is in fine order, although the au-
nnal Use las not yet commenced / lonp IN
contend with tie Missouri feel certain of
success. "
Upwards Of loo, 600 rations have gone on N
Frame az Chfen and ST, Peters, part Of
place. ''''"0'
We shall be of in few days, at which time
VIII agaln address you, Frankfort ATgHs,
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FROM LISBON

BosToN. July Is. Capt. MLe,en. of the
snip Nentesqnien, arrived at Philadelphia in 80
days from Lisbon, states the maj cts for grain
and -four were very dull at Lisbon; awards
oil one hundred sail OF vessels arrived there i'm
nVe days from the Mediterranean. with grain
principally from the Black Sea, before he sa,l-
ed. Additional duties on graia and Hour have
been imposed AT Lisbon.
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NOIiCB On Frid0g the ISt dag Of Ocfobey zsyf
ensuing The date hereof will I've exposed Ia public
sae Tor cash at GoOcbsHd CoBTibouse The qqa6ii, of
ninety one acres aud three foprbs OF an acre Of and
Delng part Of large tract Of land OF two hundred
bHJ I've acres, aud three fOuTlls Of an acre ~ and
also wafer gisimill, with its avpnTlenaDc.s adjoining
SAFE last mentioned tract Of land OF 81 much Of The
sde as VIII lie Of value Sufficient to raise The sum ~
hye hundred aud seventeen dollars eighty three cents
principal hnd which amount was ehioined bt tlfS
county court OF Goocbland, the 2Otli Gay Of May In
me year 1911 aud which Injunction has since been
ossOiVed, aud that dissolution stands cOsdrued h, tb
high court Of cb2ucery, for The RchuoBd dtrict ana
also by the court of appeals and which sam remains
nov unpaid, and Cue TO Thomas Humphreys assignss
o. Nalentns MeriwetheT in part Of Duiguid Minis Lond
bearing Gate the 18th day Of Ociobei 1905 and assign
60 70 the SAID Humphreys, by the said Meriv ether on
the iin OetobeT 1907 tOgsbeT with such further sum,
ae VIII De sufficient 20 discharge all interest due there
on or Tue day OF sale aud the costs and cbarges Of
safe as specified iH deed ofnst bearing date on tse
i5th Gay OF October 1905 executed by D1iru,d Minis
70 U.s. &c, as rasteesto the paymeBt Of snndf
ueD tbeTein mentioned to the said Valentine MeTwetb
81, MS hers, or assigns amongst which debts Inc
aforesaid debl is one. description Of tie lands sud
l VIII be gwen on the day Of sale aud acttsa az
usees, for the benefit Of others we will CONVEX seh
uhe only as 10 vested ~ u.s. ~ said deed.
GRO. W. PAYNE
NICHOLAS ~. VAUGHAN ( trustees
Su1 90. "a ..tds
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| cir'is among those who are silly enougt
lo,e duped by the ariitices of these hon
Is patriots. There is no fact more
niiisputa'ic tSan the death of NINA.
Low IN IA di,cb he bides,
I WITH twenty uenched eashes on his head,
The least death To nature.
independently of the credit that is due
fo the Spanish account ot his execution,
phicially promulgated intlle Mexican pa
pers by the authority OF the Vicrroy, il is
urther corroborsied by respectable per-
sons, now, or lately, IN this city, who
Mere In the interior OF Mexico at tue time
lihe catastrophe took place. aud heard il
described by those who assisted at it.
lGa<.
DETROIT, June 25.-Within few day S
past, considerable quantities OF counter
feh change notes have been put i'm circu
lhiioD by a gang OF Williams, who have for
some Time iuiesfe1 our city, and, indeed,
the whole country from the Miami to ihe
river Saint CLAIR. Among the count erfeits
are many rs cent bills, in imitation OF
taOse issued by NJ. Wooiw.rta, nd by
an advertls .ment from Mr.. Sandwich, il
appears that his notes have also BEEN
coRnierfeited. The limitations OF MIR. w =
notes can be easily detected, being badly
printed and OH cOars-r paper than the
g'nuine ones-and by placing the word
M OF genuine note immediat " un-
der the same word in counterfeit. a
PLAIN difference will he seen in the stu
a'lon OF the marginal lines. Several %
cent bills hav, been altered to 75's. We
have not seen a counterfeit of MIR. Vim.
cents notes, and are unable to say where.
In III differ from the genuine.
L, will be an acceptable piece of intel
isencc TO our citizens generally, TO learn
that, by the eNertiohs Of a few citizens
aided by the prOmptness of our magis.
traies, and the activity of our cous,abies
ten or twelve individuals have been ap
pretended within three days, most Of
whom, II lis belis we'd, have been eugas ed
IN uttering counterfeit notes.
July 2.-The disclosures made by one
or two individuals of the gang of counter.
letters recently discovered, Ga number of
whom are now confined IN gaol, befor,
The court of this county, shows in the
strongest manner the grcainecessity which
exists OF the exercise OF constant ,igianc,
and activity not only by our magistrates
Dui by every citizen who has any regare
tor the safety and good Bame Of our CITY
| and OF the territory.
Not having had leisure 10 attend III,
examination of those, who 10 escape pun
| ishmeni, have become witnesses agains
their fellows IN iniquiiy, we are unable Il
state particularly what disclosures have
been made ; but we are Informed they
stated that their business had, with the As.
siSiance of several accompliccs, beer
conducted quite regularly, and with som,
profit, for four years. So depraved wer,
| their minis, aud so scared their conscien
| ces, that they talked of their old and neu
establishments with the utmost sang iroid
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ION ct several of the most iutelligen aud
respectable persons, from different parts
ot the state, that at the neA, session of
the state Legislature, a suspension OF The
collection of debts by execution will be
the first subject agiiaj.d. The session
commences the Sd Monday in Septeui-
Der, at Murireesboroush.
PHiIADELPHrA, July lD-We have seen Red.
hshers Rewly constructed machine, bv which
lie expects TO develOpe the principle of Perpc-
! tnai Wo'son.-lt Is composed almost entirely OF
highiN p"h>heu brass and cut glass and IL is
aiogether an admirably beautiful and ingeui-
oHs piece OF Mechanism. At present we can
undertake To say nothing further of it, [Gaz.
:, vessel called the Mary q Eliza, from Dub
I'm mas arrived AZ Aux Ca.es with troops Tor
We" Nj Hregor. The General was at Port au
Prlnce, at our latest dates
NoJoh Herald.-The publication OF
Tins Old ami respectable pap has been
suspended, ow ing 4" the inierfere,crof,b The
administrator OF ia. lat Mr. O'Connor
WHO, Mr. Broughion asserts has taken
possession oi the establishments. Mr.. Y
assures the putli,, that the Herald viii
re-appear ~ short time and in new
DIR, s<.-The establishment is offered for
sale 10y the administrator, without the
SoUStHt ~ afr b.
ihe Comet which at prsaent is seen. appears
| TO nave different orbit from any of thnse the
| elements OF which have been calcnisted Its
/ position IL IN the constellation OF LINK and on
| r'idny evening last about nine. its distance
from The Polar Star was thirty-e.ht degrees
| sixteen minutes and its distance from Abba
| OF Oisa MAJOR twenty seven degrees and fitt>
hVe minutes. From observations made for ,e-
| verai preceding evenings its motion north
| wards does not exceed twelve minutes in
twenty four hours. From appearances il has
| passed its Perihelion, aud is recediny both from
| the Sun and the Earth. GPetcrsburS mi
| :, CHARLESTON, july 1--WE have been DO.
h'e'y furnished with file of Nassau pa
| pefS To the 18th of june, inclusive They
state that some depredations had been com
| mitted oh Ragged Isiand by the officers and
| crew OF pi,atical schooner commanded by
one Black. A Government vessel had sailed
| III pnisut OF her.
NASSAU, June 2.-On the 9th u;t. "A mntimy
| t"ok place o. boai d Tue Arigas crnizer Com
| sidhua II r FRESHMAN, comma lder off He
| neagud, the effects of a cask OF Yin which tba
| crew had clandestineiN taken on hoard a,
| inrks Island Two OF The nnyleaders John
SWAN and Caleb Raymond we're killed one
wounded another severely purishcd-the mu
tIneers had armed themselves with barpoons
| pistols and biudgeons TTy,nss
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Captain anu crew " no demonstrated unoo The
iinpropriety OF their condact. in the ,iest tau.
snagr, and threatening To throw them over.
ooaid II they resisted them. Beaeo,,.
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UNITED STATES ROAD

BROWNSVILLE, July l2-The whole
of the United States Road unfinished be
tween UnioniOwu and Washington, has
been contracted for Inv Messrs. James
kiucald, James Beck, Gabriel Evans, John
Kennedy AMI 1lia Miller; lie east side
OF The Monon@ah Ia 10 be made Tor 6, 900
dollars per nile aud The west side Tor
6.4OO dnllars. Tlils will leave out of the
appropriaiin of 2S5, 900, a balance suffi-
Client TO build "a bridge over the Monon
Sahe!a, alter the salary of the superin-
PENDANT and all other expences are paid.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, IN. Y.)July l4.-(ie-
neral Bernard, Col. roiten nj the Engineer
department, Capis. Warrington aud Elliot
of the NAVY. Major Kearnry, Topoyra
phicai Engineer. with Lieuis Thompson,
LornS and Humphreys, and capt. Des-
horne were AT this place on Monday last
Tor the purpose of ascertaining whether
this would be d suitable site for the NAVY
Yard. They took d slight view of the
Town anu It's enviiODs, AMI, ii is believed,
lett The place with favorable impressions.
excepting Major kearbev and Lieut. Lo-
ring, WHO II Is believed, will remain here
several days, 10 examine The pla mi
nutely, and report the result
We do not profess 10 be sufficiently
well acquainted with the subject to hazard
on opinion. II, however, a rich back
country. Astounding III most of the maieri
ais necessary for building and supply ing
ships: II densr, hardy and brave
population, capable al any time of deien
ing them against a foreign enemy by
lard; liza fine stream of water, with mu
merous mill sites, and as safe ali anchorage
for ships as The world affords, are circum
stances worthy Of consideration, POUCH
keepsIe possesses advantages for navy
yard superior 10 any place on Hudson's
river. The gentlemen who will take
survey OF he place, will doubtless do il
ample justice. as il is to be presumed they
are I'D every respect adequate to the task;
we shall, therefore forbear any further
remarks.
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,.,. SicIota5 i. VAUGHAN, Trustees.
/ SuD ~.

NOuCE....A pe,ioH vii be presented 10 flIs 1,Si
General Assembly Of Virginia, pTaying thai law
y De snSeied fOf The removal the seat OF Justice Of
fiIace William county o. uOre central situation In
SAID county, july e.. 2e,vIr
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The lands as well as The seuupsiraird
property, will not be- put up al sale until
peace Is completely established. unless
10 those military iilvalidS or for EN- grants
rom other countries, who bring with
mem useful arts, or who Heau 20 de,o!e
themselves 10 agriculture w!iOiv for
such as these, LANDS will bs appropriated;
al amy lime. The deiernug of the pene-
raj sale of lands until peace. is 10 pre-
vent great monopOlies among iniidep,jal
individuals, as well as 10 enable m .iate
10 protii by the enhancrmeni NJ HE price.
winch must necessarily arise from Inc
restoration OF security aud agriculture
and trade.
Some proposals have been made hv
EnSiish houses 10 The government of "
neZueia, for the priv iirge OF eAporl,us
the celebrated tobacco Of Farinas the
overture was very aliuring 10 the gov
ernneni, as IL promised large funds for
their Immediate use, and The LIQUIDATION
of the two and a half million of dollars
already obtained bat TO the credi, Of the
government the overture, though \, ceiyed
with great attention and acknowictiu
menis OF thanks, VAS rejected mon
The principle that monopoiies were ill.,
compatible aud dangerous, as wei as
invaslons OF the private rights of ihepeo-
pie al large. They appear 10 have pro
MED by the errors of other nations in
their hostility 10 nIonopo!ies.
These facts will slew you that NV for.
mer opinions OF the success and of ,h,
capacity offhose people, have undergone
change. confess i'll see approach
| ing period uRen thosewho treated, lneyn
as g'ueae3, will be as much disconcer,eda IA
the Spaniards of old in regard to the Ne
Joeriands' aurora
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fEHIRTY DOLLARS REwARD--WiI he gwen for
- apPrehending and securing in jail, so that get
him again, negTe man GEORGE, who runaway from
my Tesidencein GOOclland 25th March last. tie il
very likely black fellow strong made about 81 or ~
years old, aud feet4 or Bches high. tie carried
away with hun blue cloth Sunday coat Together with
his working clothes. George nearly all Of last
year, employed in tue neirhborhoed Of Cuckno
Louisa, as dItcheT, and about weeks AGO a..
Ken out OF Stanton jail. Being very crafty fellow
should he be appreheuded aud ell secured he will
make his escape. THO. MILLER
La WALES, (Coochlaud,) March 20.
N. u. George was again, about a eek ago, taken
out Of stanton jail. aud made lis escape about 20
miles this side Of Stanton, in the neighborlood of
Whlcb place he Is probably lurking. Z. w..
April 10. HIN
IT The Editor offke Stanton Observer DiHpIesse
Wfer the aboVe three times. mt Corward ms &C.
count for lugnent 10 tie sHbseribcr HUjHe uear
G0ochtaHd courthouse. rho. JTILLER.
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Valuable Propeyfv Cor !CoIs

T'HE SUBSCRIBER proposes to sell the TRACT Of
lying ia the county Of Buckingham, on which
he resides, two miles from NeW Canton and James
uver and in the ueighbOrhOod ofsevetal manufacturing
mus containing about 900 acres II which 400 are in
WOODS the general character Of which is good tobacco
ana We the open land produces gOad crops Of grain
ava white clover This land 10 ntersected by creek
mhich mas on borders 60 40 acres Of very fertile
hsl ground The improvements are extensive and vari.
ou for the accommodation Of large family
tteureneui Of large crops. This property will
o siu P,Yetey Tor which third OF the purchase
nonsI VIZ pe requires on the delivery Of possession
aug t he remainder in two eqnat annual rayrnepis
Nynnihg me above isa tract Of24G acres-tte wood
quo o. which VIII produce fine tobacco The i1oove
good orchards. e.sirt, ~. -,
March oo 80 ~
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AV'iaohb ~ iot SALE he subEoTibeT has rs.egt.
~ " established distnery upor the tnosts,,,,yed
tah Whicb he Us making great quantity ~ This.
~ s,vtIipi quality, which be is DISPOSED N sen
Nv , . teFNs-Any quantity for which oysers
a,e ssps, w ne delivered upon sppicstion-G ehe
,,s'.s KY. whiskey ior their own table mas he faf
snisd t9hhie distilled fourth proof Vhiskey va
nbs,ribe, stst quauys .Leiters addressed 20 uhe
~ stien@s THIS place, (postsss paid vii be pron,p
| Hsttog,s1 PErER GROCER
r orange March % iOi H8w
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Drv Goods NJ p,i,n,e Sai.

VNHE subscribers have just received, per the sh in
Tobacco Plant. 81 packages choice Spring Coods
.N;-Camhiics and Iuuslrs Of all descrintio sng.
h,ms, calicoes and chiItz an ssssrt. nj cot
~ shutines linen and cotton decking; Cotton aud
ifn ehseks eFssat inusns; thokets aud cords &c
TOR sale on accommodating terms. Country ner
hpts and others ,pvited TO cal.
ipSCuRE, ROBINSON & PEASANTS, Auc'rs.s
!. Aid o. - inn NJ
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August 49,

Z I'm Doll Ks RkwAED.-kanaway from the sub.
scTibei GU Tie lst INST. negro man named HEN.
n, he'"ug'Hs 10 the estate Of BrGslcy, dec near
chesterfield courthouse, al which place hired lam Tor
h present year Htnty about Is 20 years OF az,
iert oT 10 nehes high, of slender make thn usage
si"h'hl walk, slow OF speech some his teeth ar
1ecN1 h,s '"lhing principally hOmespun.-I expect
he viii ufk aroht Richn ond Petetsbnrp and lie
neithb"ro9d Of Chesterfield courthouse as he has &C
quan'a6eeslS al those piaCrs....I will give the above
re"aId ioat person who will deliver SAID negro To me
or secure IN" M any Jail that get him before ;
tetin tN'"'s RoBLR1 COUSINS.
Amelia 4nrit id. III tGt
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ASELDoN.-in pursuance of act Of the Legisia
w tafe OF North Carcliua and decree of the supe
nor court OF Halifax, founded upon that act pro
hounced on the Path DAY of April, ISIg-Wi he sold
upon the premises, on ynHrSdaE, the sSh 0J mir
hert, 200 HALF ACRE LoTS, ia the town cf Weldon
on credit OF twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with good secqTity for The purchase mospv
The town. situated at the foot OF the great fails OF Roam
oke, and surrounding the contemplated basin OF the
Canal now cutting round those falls possesses adVarta
-ges which are not surpassed, f thtj equalled hv
any other Oh the river. SAMUEL BIIINJ
GHarCSWtothe orphans Of Danisl ~ eidou
May 4. u6 tds
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CoMaITTED to Buckingham jail on The tenth OF
- March last, negro man named HARRY about as
years OF age, .et inches high he has large scar
on ms upper lip he had when committed donnie
~oFe Nitsinia cloth coat The said negro pnrcbas
ca OF Eli Baosee, of this county by gentleman living
ia Huntsville Alabama Territory.
JOHN McREYN0LDS, Jailor.
z.
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Vcfuatie Sale Of DR. Comic

Pcfua5fe Sale of Orr Goods.
ny NOadGv, the i5th Of Nay, N III O'Clock will be
- pid al our auction store, ON fhd months credit
Tor approved paper, valuable -akurtment Of DRY
Goo1S--amonn,ing tn upusrds az 8 80 900 a great
propof on of which are of this springs inportations
aud sotprise as general an assortmhi ae
fered ilths place The safe II not completed on the
srst dan will he continued I'LL closed
OTIS, DUNLOP a co. Auciioneers.
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French Creek Boarding Schooi-F'o Girls.
FINDER the superintendauce Of EMMER KINDER.
~ This institution is situated the road leading
from NQrristown 70 the yellow Springs in Chester
county, fennsylvsaia n miles from Phil lpta..
stage established by james Elliott Sbakespear Iioei
Chestnut, near Sixth street, affords safe, easy
freqnent communication between Philadelphia and the
school. Cross posts communicate with NoIristown,
Downingiown aud West Chester, every wsek.-Sewing,
reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, gee
eraphy, the use OF maps aud globes and the French
language, are taught. Terms Tor board aud taiinn
90 quarter. payable in advance, with s quarter
extra for the French language. No restrictions res
pecting the Kind of clothing respecting tie IRE
quency OF the changes Of clothing washing charged
~ my cents dozen. Scholars may be entered for 4
quarter oh'H: aud those entered for longer period
NAV nevertheless he renewed the praton OF any
quarter. fai The accommodation Of parents aud 9th
es, having business at the school, there is house of
entertainment ON the ADMINISTRATIONS the last two
weeks ia the fourth aud the last weeks in The tenth
month .-.For the character Of the school, and The
principles upon which conduc,ed enquire of John
Morton, samuel Coates John Cooke Isaac W. Morris
OF solomon W. Conrad Philadelphia John murray,
Thomas Eddy, or Samuel Parsons, New York; Tho's
Eiicott Izak Proctor, Gerard T. Hopkins Baltimore
or George winston, Richmond, Va.
a
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NEW YORK, MAJ 2 BY The arrived
ofihe Sachem, from Buenos Ayres, bicn
she left on The oh OF March, news has
been received tom some Of the pagseu-
gers Of an iatertsting nature lie parti-
culars are partly given IN the Mercantile
Advertise Il this morniug, w3ich are
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NoiiCE....Ihe subscriber alone is authorized TO
receive the OutsiandinVdetts hne 10 tie late con-
pointed receiver thee"fby theiuperor court
loI me Hchm"nd district. Ills expected that all per
sons indebted t" the said coieeTu will make Immedi-
ate payment, longer indulgence cannot be Afforded.
Dec. 3. 62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR
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gMING JAMES < CO.--Jfarket BYidge....ATe
a e receiving choice assortment Of FRESH
&C k3-Amopg which are
~ London blue, black and fancy colOy'd cloths
Do. do. do. do. and d.. cassmeTes
Ar ant assortment Of yesIinEs, new patterns
PIe, ~ beavereit cassimeres. for summer
"a ~" Ga cambria inuslins, and jaoOnet cambIics
sSrliiuu aud null null musIuys
sAtes"f loom aud other shrtings
dg aud sup. prints, rich new patterns, Ginghsms
DAD aud gentemen's cotton hosiery
10. do French aud English silk do.
/ IL do. do gloves
Superior black aud cbaDgeabIe saIsnets
IBlacl frlnged siik dkefChiefs, Bandannas
W - and superior assortment of Tibhons
Lev mes aud Leyantiue shaNls, rich laCes
Vel ribbons, sesrsuckeTs
J d linens, lawns, Ca'nbTic handkerChiefs
linS cainbrCs, Nuns g. I'd
Cot balls, cotton cassimeTes
otri = jeans, spenders
a Ia aud general assortment Of buttons
6row,s aud Holland oznsburgs, tickleuburgS
Bhlars, sup black bOmbazetts, pins tapes, bobbins
Wit variety OF ober articles in the dry good line
Inot Ell mefaied All Ofwhch offered by wholesale
slld re Ill on as good terms they be had any
here se IN this eligible, selected with great
Those disposed to purchase invited 10 call
+. I'd examine for themselves.
4 hLSo-A large assortment Of brown and bleached
sheelngs
oOs lbs. cotton yarn, very superiottwis) from Mo-
4a1l
so his. reciihed whiskey (Caruher's and otbers)
so oxes aud barrels loaf sugar.
sTeeboIn's patent PLOUGHS.
Apre 20. IisuN
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Ju'y nsN,'c -" 49, snernoen. sl.a ne
o.,ss ~ Jobr Jeisr in Panesy'ile W Tue
xgea and state Of virginia 70 t'S Zones Woo and
sshn pard and Others, to be read ~ IN .ie
sst dspenG.nr in tic COUNTY e2Uri o. I'VE Ssfsnds,s
fa.r -isintm ard yourfeh aud o'ss s,.vcY FORD, I
aus ~ ~ j. ~ Htlse, nc1t trts.d
\ amelia, April 30.