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voice changes. His eyes are lighted up with
an expression of intense sagacity, earncstness.
and pleasantly. Every subject is handled in
success'orr-and every one IN the language Of
the stranger with whom he happens to be cop
vcrsing, If that stranger should betray any want
of familiarity with the English language. What
are the opinions of the Ambassador here. what
does he know Of the address and appearance of
Mr. ADAMS Nothing. He has forgotten the
first impressions; and when he has returned
to his house, it would be difficult to persuade
him that the President of the United States is
either dirty IN his dress, little or poorly clad.
MIR. CLAY, one of the American Commits
s'oners at Client, and for many years Speaker of
Representatives, is plain hooking man, with IA
common face; light hair: about five feet ten;
talks with great animation, and dccams with
surprising 1iuency and boldness. He exercises
a very commanding inlucnce overa powerful
party in his country; and if elected will contr-
butte greatly to extend the reputation Of The Go.
vernmcnt. He is neither SO profound nor SO
comprehensive as Mr.. ADAMS in his political
views; but nc is an honest aud able politician;
with friends a thousand times more enthusiastic,
than are those of Mr.. ADAMS; but they are noi-
Their so numerous, SO thoughtful, nor so respec-
| table.
| His manner is very unpretcnding, and very
awkward: he has good deal ofeectoacering,
eXpedient-but it is easily seen through. re-
| ns'hoer haRinS seen Mtn enter the City OF
Washington alone and unattended by servant,
on horse back, with his portmanteau, or va!isse,
stuffed behind the saddle, two or three days be-
fore the election of Speaker. lie had been re-
ported sick and dying for several successive
weeks--and was, finally, said to be actually a
dead man. And when he appeared, it was in
the manner which have described, although
the issue OF his election as Speaker was gene
rally believed, to be, in one alternative, con-
elusive upon his chance Cor the Presidency;
that is--if he were not elected Speaker, it was
believed that he had no chance for the Presi
dency, although, if he were elected Speaker
his election to the Presidency was not by an,
means certain TO follow. These reports, and
the republican entry, were probably election.
eering tricks the FIRST (for Mr.. CLAY had ne.
yer been sick at ally was got up by his friends
to try the pulse of the people; ani the latte,
| was his own.
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ENGLISH PORTRAITS OF
AMERICAN CANDIDATES.

a. A correspondent has favored US with Lon
don paper of May 81, which contains an antici-
patcd sheet of BLrcttoood's .Iagc= me for juno,
giving Sketches of Five Americans, called I" re-
sidcntial c Candidates" butincluding Mr.. Monroe,
who by the by is not now q canddatc.--The ar
tice is written in the usual flowing style of the
modern Englishperiodicalpr press, and mikes much
truth with some erroneous ingredients.
Confined.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A COMPETE EMIT workman in the House Chr
IA pe,,tcrs' AMI Joi,ters business, is DESTROYS Of
being emp!oyed-he would prefer the upper county.
For particulars, enquire at This office.
April 10. ts2J
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SPY A,,ONc THE pIRATEs.

Tho following .rticlc is introduced las No.
= of series unJ-r the above hea,) by the Editor
&c N,c Dcines, attic Press, witt, Tie observation,
iEt the statement really is, what it purports To
be, the rep.rt of an eyewitness. II Che wit
ne IS os i credible one, he sheds a broad light
on the subject OF piracy, its nutriincnt, and its
protecti0n. We cannot believe, however, from,
our impressions of his character, that Gen.
WIVES IS among tine officers of government,
" from the highest to tue lowest" who connivs
at piracy:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

u We viii in our next, publish tie rernais...
ing documents on the .late Co.Eention viii,
Gngiand' Just Publ1Eied in tie NaEioual InteIlir.
gencer' and give orr readers coznected xte1
o. the whol Question.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

AZ a large and most respectable neeting of
citizens of Charles county convened At tho
Court House, in Port Tobacco. on Wednesday
tic Itho' July, pursuant TO public notice, Fran
CTS D'ggcs Esquire, was called TO the Chair. and
'o l,1 matthews appointed Secretary.
l"c oojcct OF tie meeting was explained in a
=, Impressive address, BY John Campbell.
rI'l, alter which the following preamble and re,
'oi w. were proposed and adopted:
= nc 'c'cction OF fit and proper person to eli
"'c executive Chair, being a matter orr,c doc r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

*'r"J TUT, k"~@f'
Extract from the memorial of st. Petersburg,
on the pacifcaton of Greece, sent abroad tic
present year:
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ucIenGi
Nv CK1NCERY.

On Inc motion OF the Complainant ly lis
counsel, who filed lis bill, and it az.
pcnrlng to 'hc satisfaction of the court mat
the detendant Dandridge Clasbyi net aninha.
hi'ant ol this common calih and without the
jurisdiction OF this court II is orRe,ed apdA.
cretd, that the defendant. in this conntry lie
restrained rom paying away, secrcting. or ..
'herw'se diSposing Of any money, property or
other effects, which they now have in fet
hhnds, or which may horeafter come 10 thpFs
hands belonging TO the absent defendant. 10
The amount OF fifty dollars, subject 10 the
further order and decree OF this court, conrfr-
ming the same. .4ad IL is ftrhcr ofdcrld, that
The said Dandrdge CIasby do appear hrieon
the fourth Monday in November next and
answer the comPIainanl's bill, aud hat 50.
ny OF this order lie forthwith inserted in the
" Nirgnian, published in thetovr ofIynch.
burg, once week for eight weeks success
slvrly previous TO that day, and tiral a nno'
her copy thereof be posted up at the front
door oi the court house Of this count! ~
some court day.
A Copy-Teste.
3 SfOIsWOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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.htison Dount,h Juig Court, 1874

u
EuheIt Rifes and AlcAandcr Brown, surviy
ing i'aitn"fs of Robert Iii, es, James Murphy.
aud Alexander Brown, late merchants aud
partners, trading under the firm OF Hives,
Murphy aud Brown, compl'nts
against
cambridge CLASSIFY, Mary Cla.ly, widow of
William CLASSIFY, deed, " ,IIiam Clasby, John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, John staples and Anne his " lie for.
merly Anue CLASSIFY, William Muutiply and
Polly his vile, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney
I. Bryant aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth Clasby, Susannah llales, forr ERIK
Susannah Gla,bN, Creed {. Carter an, pol,y
his wife, formerly Polly Cla.by, aud Martha
Clashv, William Clasby, John Cla,ny. VIRGINIA
aud Elizabeth CLASSIFY, james crasGv and No.
h'st CLASSIFY, infants aud heirs of Thomas
CLASSIFY, deed, by Creed c, Carter. specially
assigned their guardaH, detrs
IN E.iNCERY.
oh thc motlon9f the complainan.s by their
counsel, who hled their bill, and il appearing
10 The snt'siaCiion of the court, thai the de,
i'naant cambridge Clasby is not an inhahi-
taht 3t this commonwealth, and wthou, the
lptsdictIon of this court il is ordered and
decrced, that the defendants in this country
be restrained from paying away, sccreting, or
otherwise dnposing OF, any money, property,
or Other fleets, which they may have in ilrci4,
hands, or which may hereafter come to their
hands, belonging TO the absent defendant 10
the amount OF seventy dollars, subject to the
further order and decree of this court, con
corning the same and il is further ordered
that the said absent defendant Dandlidge
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next, and answer the
biz OF the compainants, and that a copy of
this order he forthwith inserted in 'tthe Eir-
pluIHn " nul,il a m 10 AZ. 4
once week for eight weeks, Excessively,
previous 10 the said day, and that another
copy thereof lie posted mp at the front door
OF the courthouse of this county on some
court tiav. A copv-Tcs,e.
: SpOTSN GOD GARLAND. Clerk
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u He subscrbers having removed from
Il this place, earnestly request all tho,e
fnuebted 10 them, 10 come torn ard and seize
'heir "ceonn's as sirndiiy &c possible, rs they
are DESTROYS TO close the business oi the con
Germ.
We have appointed Mr.. Calvin Tate q
ar ammoh Hancock, TO settle and adjust az
aebts dne us The books and papers willie
kept at the store OF Me>srs Hancock X BfU""'
CAMPBELL y GRiENNA.
August -. tclW 3
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Az A NlkETiNG

ar the President and Directors Of the
~ Lyneh@mg d Salem Tmnpike CO"lPdn4'
al The Franklin Hotel, in LynchbGrg, on Tie
ID 'hy Of September, ls24--
ORDERED, that the Stockholders OF wa
Lynrhb1'rg aad Salem Turnpike Company pax
~ The treasurer, on or before tue 18th dh! -
october next, tneM month"; Ten Dollars Y"
each OF their several shares of stock.
JOHN LYNCH, olelN
seis. 10 wl2Oe
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

TNDER the firm uf BRADFUrE *
u TOMPkINS, will establish. on the 18Th
day OF this month, IN .4GCfFOS .lND or
NER.L COMlfISsION BUSINESS, in the
town OF Lynchburg, in the house nhw occu-
pied by MIR, Jehn Robinson, nj tlic upper end
OF the town. Consigncrs OF Goods are ass',r-
cd that every eNertion will be used for their
interest, and the utmost punctuaii;y observed
in remittances. We will also attend TO the
sale of Real and Personal Estate in or near the
town, on the customary terms aud TO the
shipping of country produce and other arli.
Giles to Richmond and 10 the receiving OF
Goods TO be forwarded to the west.
ARCHIBALD BRAnFUTF.
QUARLES ToMPkINS.
September !. ts9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-05

~ Young Gcu,iemen from The north, Of Ii
"a befa education, who has had much 81.
purenee in teaching, mud Gnmes highly recon-
inonded, Is desirrna OF obtaining silnntden
as az instructor Ia public sehooi ~ private
family. Any enquiries Tor further information
s.ddre ,sed 10 the Rev. silas I. Freeman, Am.
helsl court house, will be communicated 10
aim 3itlI September l.
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VAliTABLE LlEDS
FOR SALE.
uN1IE subscriber wishes To sell The rs.
L lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAM
One Yract,
TO wit

Whereon he nos resides in amherst county,
distant > miles from Lynchburg and 10 from
Amherst cnart house, known by tie name If
GKAilAaIs COVE, containing 1850 acre.
betw cen ] and 5liO OF which are ciearr,IL
This land lies well aud Is in good heat. Tia
dwelling honsc is eoulfortabe asd con, e,.ier,
aud las attached Ia il the Gecessal, q, >
houses, orchards, &e. There IS wi lar, :.
potion ot good tobacco land 10 clear. " hirb
IS very heavily tImbered. The whole trnc-
j. we'll Xutercd
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Also, one other iract.

Adjoining ueseat mentioned land, contain,
ing 39l ael4Ss aad bounded on one side In
tie road tssaige flam Samuel Burks ;. Gv
Waits Gdpy ard the lands of Richard S. ii
lis, tue Bethel tract, aud tie lands of John
Cann, dec OF this tract there are enI,
aboni ID acres cleared, and thai portion OF i
is well enclosed and fresh. II is heavily lind
bercd and we'll wa'ered, and contains a lar,e
quantity OF FIRST rate tobacco land. 1lh Tract
lies within one nile of Bethel.
II tie above lalids arc not sold privately
before ills 18th day 'ot October, thcy " H. on
that day be sold publicly al my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing.
ii is expected, will wish 10 view tn. lands.
They will be shown at any tine on apIca
ton being made 10 the subscriber.
o. Terms OF sale shall be made ncconmoJ
dming. AMBROSE RUCkER I
February 90. eswts
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Also, one otheY 'IYact :.

AdioiningtlIc above described TnBG, eorlar.
ing upu ards Of Ioo acres. On this iiac, H..
are two settlements, On one 81 which !.
very good house, we'll fui,hed, out TOM.
orchards, II good garden, Gc. and on H.,
other a. comfortable dwelling house, ofcl ard.
&C Ills tract also adjoins The lands of john
ahcllon, Col. Joln AmbIer and nIll1l.
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.NL3.So.F CotA7I, Jgiy Coptt, 1874
JOHN oiaplvs, comrlaiuaul,
up0juI

Dandridge Ciashy, Mar Clasbv. widow Of
N!liam tlasgy dcc'd, William CLASSIFY, John
Spencer and Nancy bis vile, formerly Nancy
Glasby, William Multiply and Polly Iii, vile,
formerly FOLLY Clashy, Dabncy J.. Bryoni aud
Elizabeth hls vile, formerly Elizabeth Clashy
snsannah iialcs, formerly Susannah CLASSIFY,
SrGed = Garter and Polly his vile, formerly
f"''S olasDy, and Martha Clasly, John Cla'-
~, virginia mud Elizabeth Gladly, Jas. Clas.
10y and foholt CInshy, children and hers Of
lhomaS CLASSIFY, dec d, by Creed c. Carter,
Specially assigned their Guardian.
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'XMe following pYopegty
lAie folloNing SSIANES.
Office.

pY virtue oF Il deed Of trust executed to
~ me 10y Thomas 5. Holloway, aud Of re-
cord IN the clerks office of Amherst | shall
sell for casl. at public auction, on the 5tl dny
OF October next, at the dwelling house Of the
late Thomas :. Holloway, deed, in Amherst
county, Twelve VALUABLE SLAVES,
both males and females. ! slall convey such
title Ia the purchaser rs is vested in me hv
said deed. LINDSEY COLEMAN.
September q. ntds7
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Yen Doliars Reward.

DTNAWAi from the subscriber, living
IL in Pin>yIvania county, Virginia, on Mon
day the ID inst. a Negro be! named JORDAN,
ei yellow complexion, Ii yearaold, ! feet 10
ar / inches high, quite IA STUART spoken boy,
had ON when he lett home, Il pair of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shin, had
no Int nor shoes, no particular mark rccoller-
led lie was seen oa "Wednesday night the
ith inst. nj MIR. Swinncy'S, near Lynchburg,
and | DO expect he IS lurking about town
Whoever may apprehcud the said boy aud
deliver him Ia me, or lodge him in Jail so that
! got hm aguin, shall receive the above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August Of. wt,3
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Notice.

A PETITION will he presented to tire
"A next General Assembly for new coun-
" To be taken from the counties Of Prince I'D
ward, Buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte.
sept. u. H3m7
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AA Mp Nly,.

hnre rcceired supply IF afster Strained
SPrmneeh lamp OIL, first qnaEiu.
Seut7 WALTER il NinDirroA,
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Also, Que OlMer .irAci

Adjoining the first described tract ON lilo
south west side, containing e39 acres, cLie6v
ed, which are well enclosed. This iret !.
well liubcred, and is fine tobacco land
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MY. EAwund ~. Sale.

SiR--y"u are hereby notifed, that on the
i"'i and 18th of October next. at Robert
"ot,lss tavern, IN iynclhurg, shall pro-
teed TO take the deposilons OF John lIollius
anu o'Hers' To he read on tire Trial of my suit
INV depending against You AID Lucas p
and where yon may attend
Your obcdtent servant
September Ia, ltw4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-05
Wool and Wool NoMs.

lust received, 10 bags wool rolls, Of ~
- pefior quality, aud few bags Of nice
siiitc wool " MchEE q J q. MEIN
Spbt 10 ts5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-05

glY ririne ola deed oft,u$f trecuted 10
ID me- ypbscfider LyUe"rg Lone, Jr. d,arng
dote NE 2ld .iUsnst, ls22, and q record IN
me ciorks o6ioe 81 The eoe1tg court Of Bedjord,
or he i,s',poses Heren eaptessed, IshaH pro-
ceed 10 sci Ont he Grid .nH OF tLt sGjd Henry
Lane, jr.) on Saturday tie 25H ofHt present
n-'ph (septembsr,) to The highest diddtr, tor
Iba T,lgo,yinC
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Lynchburg Female Academy.

Lynchburg FemaIe Academy.
"A HE principal teacher hring Obliged to
I've absent Tor n short time on paitlcnlar
business, this seminary Will not reopen Tor
the fall md winter session, until the Is, of
October, nj which time, de duties of the
school will re commence. 1t is tn be hoped
that tliis arrangement will meet the wishes
OF the friends and patrons at tie Institution
HENRY MORRIS, Principal.
September ! ITO II
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.

Holm y CASWELL POE have On
- hand a very general and extensive assori-
meut oil Leather, 4oO Spanish Hides, aad 20
barrels OF Tanners Oil, Which will be sold ON
the most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather for raw hides
or tan OF shares. mts7 Sept. IA
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Citizens III the l., States having claims
under the treaty OF Ghrnt. fui SLAVES, and
other Private Property, I,kcn from then,
sntiug the late war between the United
States aud Srrh IStlialu, are htfrhy mott
fed, that the D9nitire list required by
The sublaned atlclr III The Com cntlon ID
st Petersburg, Will b. laia bcioIe the Dpiul
commission inr az obtaining aud dctcrnin-
bug the nmmint af such claims, nj It's meet
ise, ia this city, on ihc ath OF December,
in the present year TINT such n lave not
already ,shhiicd their clnims, ana the Cyl
dences or them, lo this Department, may
dn So before that time.
DFrAErMrNr OF STATE,
Ha7hiHgfoa, lJM S6pL IG2I
ARTIcLF ill.-N hen the average value
Of Slaves shall have har4 asccrtolocd aud
fixed, the two Commlsau shall cons J.
tote Board Tor The examination 81 the
claims " hich are Ia be suhmttrh 10 Them,
and they shall notiCy Ia ihe. Secretary Of
State nj tue Unu.d States that ihrv are
ready 10 receive u drhml,r list q the
Slaves and Other lfHatc Property, i'm
winch the Clti1rus Of the aitcd States
claim undermine ton; It hong undristooa.
aud hereby agreed. lat tive commission
shah ne, taEc cogn ace Of, nor receive,
and liln his Britanne Majesty shall lot be-
rc4dred 10 make cam pcusation 10. 49,
claims forpit a. pr0ft9ty m Nerth, hfst NJ
ilole ri ihe Treaty Of Ghrn'. net con aimed
IN the SID lls,. Aud Ills Britannia Nalea
~ hereby engages 10 cAusr to hr 'f5dHt.d
before the commission, n nntcrla. fooards
i'secriairina facts, al the evidence % when
lis Majcsty's Go,rrnmrnt my be in pos.
session, hy returns irem Il, Mtics't's O
fcers, OF uIarrwisr Of the nnnhrrut Slaves
carried away. But the evija.rc 81 pre-
dnccd, or Ito deteciireurss, shall not - III
bar nfany elalya, OF clrims, " hi.h shoa ar
otherwise satisi .:arily authenticated.
Up uhiishcrsofthu Laws al Sac Quilted
States IA ihc slave holding sta5cs, are re.
qnrsted 10 publish this notice Ia thor ia
pef5 :our weeks, successi, ely.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD,
For ~ NuMaWaN.

u tNANAl ON Friday murnlng the OH
IL inst. from the Aattraux on hch ne was
working, on James river, thirty miles above
lhchmond, young negro man, named BOB,
about twenty -ais ol age, of small stature,
yellow complexion, straight, black lar, some
what OF the appearance of an ludiaiu's, speak
slowly, almost dronine, has at first view Of
him a simple appearance, hut on examination
will hc found Ia be shrcwd and intelligent,
do not know il he has any flesh marks about
him, lie was raised by MIR. Jefferson, Bat
Monticelio, in hhrmnrle, who sold hi,a 10
II Mr.. Wheat, Who sold him To AiN Mckinney
oi charlottesville, of whom purchased him
tie first Tuesday in last mouth. He has rcla-
lions at Monticello, al Mr. Jefferson. plai,ta-
ton near Lynchburg, in Richmond, at Mir.
Thomas Mann Randolphs plantation, near
lnckHho" creek, II few miles above Rich
nond, and at Wilton, below Richmond /
think II most pr,habe he is making his way
either 10 AIbemalle, or the pIapta.ion near
iynchhnrg. lie yn away from MIR. Wheat
about year ago, Snd endeavcred TO get TO
pennsy lyonia, hnt was Unprecedented i will
give Itiy Dollars reward for apprehending
aud delivering him 10 me at the Virginia Mills,
~ the county of Buckingham, If taken out OF
Tue state, and reasonable tray cling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars il taken within the state.
aud secured in Jail, so that get him again,
and reasonable travelling expenses, if brought
home. ASBURY CRENSU AW
Aug. IL wtf3
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MUSIC, as n Science.
I'M subscriber vii continue to instruct
- IN Lynehburg two more sessions. Per-
SONS disposed To- patron,c him, will pIonsc 10
make application AT the Union Hotel.
POIlN a. SCONCIA
~. J. a S. has "A very large assortment
of Al SIC and MI SICAL lNoIItI MEMS,
which hc will dispose II on moderate terms.
Iiberd deductions viii lie mnde Ia teachers
OF mrisic mud wholesale dealers.
TWO SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale
September u. Is
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Irish l.inens.

WE have Just received eases grass
W hleached Irish Linen, of very superior
Fabric, also, few rich toilet Glasses, Black
Mandrinn Grape Robes, n new article.
MCKEE, ROBERTSON & Co.
August "a. ,sa
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Smils,
THOMAS J. DUVAL,

at TuE SIGN OF TIM GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON RAM sQrARF,
HAS inst received, il addition To his
former stock, Hu extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, Gl.S and
Bl E-SfUFFS, which enables him nov 10 et-
fer ta his friends, customers aud the public Sc.
morally, the most complete aud eAtensiNe ms.
sortmeni ever before brought 10 his rasllct.
AMONG TtlEM ARE TBE FOLLOWING, VIZ
1000 10 Chamber Salts, % do. Tartar Eme-
5oo DO. Epsom do tic,
6Uo do. Gnm Shell 81 do. Quick silver,
Lac, 90 duz. hctilrs Anne
GOO do Pearl Ash, rcsn Castor oil,
100 do. Sum Cam. 10 packs Gold Leaf,
pbor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
loo do Jalsp, 200 do Lamp oil
100 do. sponge, 100 de. Spts. Tat-
l25 DO. 1erdigfs, pontine,
90 do. Chlomel,
Ana every other article in hi. line. nil If
the best quality and for sale al Tho Iooest
prices for cash. OF at six months to pnnctnnl
customers. Septeutber9.
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Oo ra } Cesar, 6penrer, ,tatty, Rachel, Id
n1tuH, Dich, Bob and CGi,b--lhe0d Of horses
- hrad efcQWe, 10 hetp, &C. DC or so much
Mcrcof as WiH Sntigg he tqianee Of The debi
that no,c remains dHc fJougIdss =. Logne, as
set forth IN The trust dced .1ctitg as trustee !
shaH c0nrcg the TILE rs rtSitd9R me a1is no
othcr. ..N41iLLAILL :. STRANGE
4 > Tn nbo1e snie isPosVo"ed 10 re 1914 of
Oeiob,r ntrt ". S. STRANGE, Trustee.
September "a. 81
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Valuable Real Estate
Fire proof Brick Tenement
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situate on Main sired and
Third .4Hy, an The tom q
Lyachbmg, containing tmenfy
! flr0 feel toni on man Or steoiid
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10 wd.) The residue Of lie 1FlCT or
LaAU (,o, soId) peCifed IN said deed-.1tio,
snid Hmm I.ane.s Light IN md 10 The