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55sdiencc to iecres Of be sapior Court Of Ch,necry
holden Il Ssrrion, pronounced 80 toe 6 dos ~ Dtceu-
her iS25 10 csu. thereto depending, Wherein Tb, Mann
Nnpdwph plinG fnd Thomas Jtntfson Rtrorh Francis
elmer aad Valentine W SDuihai and tcfen7nt.,
will hr sod ~ ie hkh biief, the ini place, Aut
ft,ptcterly fyw, the following property tsv
longing 90 the 'ij Th,n Mann RInpVlnh, % wits irf
ol valuable SJpESj nest, On psrcrs 60 .u The
Of pvtciasc,)s g tnd ecty sainai TGfCT
or LIND Gales Ehctln, lying 10 th county of Abenare
the Ri,afus River and a,ty, te SOck, crop, lafug
utensils Gc. Toe saii snt.
The 5lsYss viii ceunenrc n Che l0esvic On
Monday to- ~ ds Of Jspusy nest ADD continue Until The, 40
slldpad 81. Tie j., after the sale IT The Sive shsl
have been eotnpeicd, thu Land viii lie cold the pfen,e
and iisi eater De, TIC hOsk, oiop, Sc.
Tho Slwt. macy q them will he su1rfn 10 pro
duec ccftsn ncotoncd the decree will he cold fr
b; ,s re,idae ofhe slaves any and he ,ack crop fr
us nen.s. credit Of nolths and the land upoa
. credit IT one, Two and Obi &C. years.
The mentioned decree We made by consent Of parties
and the ssc hereby sdveItsfd 90 lea The sale, heretofore
advertised b. me ad liner and souan and nv the sid
TAoma, Mann tandolph
GORGE EsKRiDGE, ~ s. &C.
p>rsmsrr 7.fa25 s5-d.
n PETITION vii Pc ptosented ~ he n"N re- ;fitufr
yrtSgg atfa'i9n. IN the irs ttue me mod
o. arponh iae Fisy Ffresirr p giesasn5'
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COMMON SENSE

Gen Washington referred 10 hi. Journal h Message Of
1885, "a reply 10 The call q" the H. Of H. for The treaty aper,,
IA winch Message he refers the rejection of proposition to
snow that part of The contribution .ef. (larna.
Life, p 65a' vol 81 A!'7 Mr Madison, O. the citizen Who
perhaps, IF all others throughout the ONION most
to he Formation aud estJishn,e, If our ConaVtioa
says Nj. AdansJ IN his celebrated speech Bank law
quotes ne Journal TO show, that power Confeied
grant charters Of incOrporatiunn
Ihr constitution as stands, gives Congres The power
10 prompe the progress Of science aud the stGd arts
ny srcufg Tor limited times, 10 authors and inventors,
exclusive right 10 their respective writings aud disc
thus ming TO hug that Congress only promote
aud the arts by PdteHS anil cgsy aud other way
E1pyeSSf0 Enlps GaciUso a(ftrtus.
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Pheair Gazette If Aitra1dria. The mise
rable alternatives TO which political fanatics arr.
frequently driven challenge OUr pity. A difference
Of opinion, however honest it may be, is sure 10
excite ~ weak men, the malignity Of their natures.
II unable TO maintain their opinions with tie legi-
mate weapons Of Argument, how often DO the, de-
sceud 10 personal invectyc OF abuse; forgetting
alike what - due 10 themselves aud 10 Others The
editor or editors OF the y. Gazeltc, (whoayer they
may beg have furnished, ia Their paper OF the I2.
an apt i!lu5tran0n Of tie truth Of these general re-
marks. ! ne letbieness Of their effort at liu.nOor
might have excited no other sensation than it iner-
ned, bat they have, in tie Tue s;irt Of political, il
not personal hatred, in-iHJsed what IS roeitigely
untrue. Speaking Of our comments on tie y, esi.-
dents Message, they single out the Senior editor
OF this PIPER and say, that the doctrines OF V,e
Message :" have completely thrown him OF b..
balance, and will, in a.l probability, produce re-
lapse Of that drcadfVi niaiady nat suspended hi.
editorial abours during The suinmer--n the trivial
political disappointments which he has heretofore
experienced were sufficient to endaRgey his g,eu-
tai faculties, what may not be expected from this
shocking bow"' What ere we to think of The
sense or decency Of man WHO thus speaks Of a
political adversary To what a desperate strait
must he be driveny How poor IN Tie resources oi
argument; how destitute Of the love ofrOth; how
devoid ofthe common feeling OF humanity mus, he
b.! E9ea # de ,gcs.Hd s5l)-dy' 70 aA:ch be
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NORFOLK, December ~ -Commodore War
rngton, and Purser Z. O. Handy of the u S.
Navy, arrived here lsst evening. in Thompson's
Stage from the South,--C Commodore Bainbridge &
Captain Bddle, understand, have proceeded On
to Washington, via Petersburg. Beacon.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.--The nomination o
of MIR. King, Minis er TO London, is understood
not to have been acted on yesterday in the Senate
from which it is presumed that it will will
opposition. Nat. Int.
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by tae tioreraor effte Commensurate of Iirgilia
PROCLIMATtON


lAHEREAS has been reprcsencd TO the Executive by
Brown W r,ham, who had been ON Amelia to Powha-
tan Tor fur hor ai charge Of murders did, the night
ot the 9Th instant make his from The said ji
zong ii iHse have therefore thought proper, with ad-
wee q" the Council Of State, 10 fe reward Of hundf ed
drais To any person persons who will apprehend
Ney 10 to- Jni Of Powhdsu The said William Brown Woi-
stn AID do Iure all officers, ci, and
oud eYhDf tie good people Of The Commonwealth her
he eieuuist 10 tr aii lusilNe be apprehenJeJ,
that he NAY be dealt with tHc law dreci..
Given under NY hand As Hvvcrnor, aud under the seal
L. 5. the Commonwealth 1t Rchmond hi, 18th day rf
cct.,' 1875 JCHN TYLER.
Wm il. woi.han Is shout IS year, of sse, about ia feet
high black hair aud wbskcrs aud fiir skin.
Dec.Iz 67-wl
W lhGlNIN to witt Al court continued aud hell i0 Lou.
i,a eouoly, the 5th day VI NsyenrbeI, 1895:
Ralph 5. Dickinson pl.ipt;g
a ainst
William Cole aud John Cole admir- Of Sarah Cc.by de-
ceased Dclc,J!nts
The defendant William Cole having entered hsppesr-
snce and given scomrJ according 4w aud The rule. I'd ,
court, and appearing 10 bcsat aci,n Of The tt he
nhabtiu ct i's tate on tbs motion OF the
Icy H. GWnsio1 Esq lu attorney, it's ordered, that ihs
said defendant Wm Cole do appear here or ore s ,t
dy p Fo"U1y cOut tl ihe yiant,d il ,nd
ist acoy u the ode' beinertcd in printed
n thi eOmwopweah Tor eight weeks succe.siyey posted
a. the roTL re door q tbs county ta,.
4 copy Ie'i", no COYHEBp,D.C.
Dec ~ G1-wstt
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DEDl-in this city the 9Th in-ts, in the 85h wear OF
her age, Mrs Mary Turner, fpr resident o t,
placeleavns behind her circle OF friends and
relltions to lIuien her loss.
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; not as penal statutes, the law upon which this
prosecution was founded, WAS to be so considered
ana such Construction to be put ON il as
would suppress the mischief intended 10 be remeslied
"a ThatIta proprietor of Lottery, or the
'eS"hy autnNised agent OF the proprietor, vends a
guarantee or written assurance by which he bind.
himself to pay whatever prize may be drawn to
certain number in lottery, such guarantee would
be strictly lottery ticket.
81. That, 1t man opens an Office from " hich
ne vends such guarantees or assurances a. subsi-
utes Tor lottery tickets, and for the purpose of eva
dug and defeating the law, altho' he does not
strictly and literally sell lottery tickets, vet he
does sell papers which are substantially lottery
tickets, IT 1t be proved or inferred from the ey-
denee IN tie cause, that he, the vendor, holds the
tickets themselves for the benefit OF the purchaser
Tor In such casethe vendor would be- the balee of The
purchaser and oud be bound TO give possession of
the tickets to the pun chaser when required
An But that II a vendor. without having the
possesston OF the tickets, or without having any
contrpul over them, were undertake to insure to
purchaser that certain number should draw a
prize IN a lottery, and that he would paw the prize
when drawn, lie would rainly not come within
the spirit OF the law but that in sucl, case il
would be the duty OF The jury ASCERTAIN whether
Tue vendor Asked and the purchaser gave an insur-
dnce P'tce Tor such guarantee, o assurance
These instructions having been given the Jury re-
urea, aiiera short time returned verdict against
The defendant under the LIST, I'd s 9th counts OF the
lnu'c fmeht, aud Tor him under the Sd aud 4th
counts
On "Wednesday the defendant moved the court
10 sci aside the verdict on two grounds
LIST, VI misdirection in the instructions of the
court to he jury and
indy. Because the verdic, rendered was contrary
10 The evidence given on the rial.
The court refused to set aside the verdict on the
second ground sta.ed, but did decide whether
The hrst Was sufficient. Being of opiaon that the
dec ision OF the General Court ON this new law
ought 10 be had, and the counsel for the commons
wealth and he defendant both requesting II, il
adjourned he case to the General Court for lis de-
cision upon the correctness oil tie instructions given
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The Thoroughbred Horse
LAWRENCE
MA:g

ZDHE property ol Mr.. William X. johnson,
Il will stand the ensuing season al The Boz
tctourt Springs. Gentlemen of the upper
country owning fine mares, will have an op-
portnnity OF raising Colts from the finest stock
in the Unntd States
The pedigree OF Lawrence vii be pnbh'h'
ed al large, as will other particulars, IN 'u'
ture advertisement. Suffice IT at present 10
say, that be is one of the best sons Of Sir A.
civ Hi, dam by the imported Horse Sir
Harry, who Was BY Sir Peter Tessle--,hn'
combining on both sides The very best blood
either IN England or the United Suites. lie
!. "A fine bay, mud i, Eve feet four inches high.
VI hen young the highest expectations were
entertained OF him rs racer, but IN conse'
dapnce OF an INJURY which Ne .nsiainedin one
of his fore legs whilst ia trimming at lhfet
wears old ne never was brought on the turf
where, otherwise, he was destined 10 hav'
made ~ distinguished figure.
Gil. JOHNSTON.
Boteteuf, Springs. jss. !, 1875. $50
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Additional Supplies OF Fall
GOODS.

WE are now opening very general
assortment Ut goods, al very reduced
prices, viz
PisIn and Gg q Bomhosettes, nil abades
Caroline stripes and Circnssinn raids
and 6-4 Marine Bomba2eenes, IA snbstan
tinl article
Carlton Silk Robes, Il new aud handsome
article
Splendid dg d black and cold silks and Sat
tins
Rich Gg'd black and white Sattins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes and Grape Robes Of every descripE
ton
Black and white CrareLeise, fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment OF real London printed Gu
licoes, with n great variety OF other
goods, nj prices well calculated 10 nj.
tract attention.
MckEE, ROBINSON Il Co.
October 8. tsi7
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Gao ms, CassinAeres and
Nestlngs.

WE ARE NOW OPENING
a SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
The best snperlatise blue aud black Cloths
some of which are superior
A handsome assortment of middle 10 fine
and superiine do.
Also, Il general assortment of low priced
10 fine do. all colors
Blue, black and mixed super double mile
ditto,
Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised hg Velvet Vestings,
London Toilenetts and Valencia beautiful,
Super and common white Marseilles,
Fancy wo,e figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdown,
Washiugtopand Jackson Silk Nesting,
LAFAfE1Tk and fancy do.
Il. whiril may be added great variety
of other articles in the sane line. Gentle
men DESTROYS Of obtaining the best OF att
cles at moderate prices, will please call, n.
they can doubtless be- suited.
w. MCKEE Il j. u. MEM.
October IL. 1919
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December 3
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia IN Pow ha'hn county negro nlan hhIned
JOHN HUBBARD. lie is Stout black tsl
low, apparently about PC or y yeerso hfe,
black complexion, about 6 feet high, and n
remarkably likely fellow. He Ind On when
he went away blue suit OF clothes, made Of
hrohdcioh, but he has number of other
clothes, which he took with him. HE left
Richmond about the iolh inst in boat for
Lynchburg, aud il is very probable he win
continue lurking about there, ns be isnot well
known, fearing 10 return 10 Richmond. Tie
will be apt 20 be found among the boating, Ms
he left Richmond with boat, and understand
intends 80 assist in running boat will give
reward OF ten dollars for his apprehension,
and pay all reasonable chargestor putting him
in jail, or bringing him To me, living IN Fow
hhtnt. tREED HhSklNS
Mr. Robert Moshy OF Richmond will pay
the reward, il il is found more convenient 10
call on him, for his apprehension or he will
give any information retpec,ing his person
Sc. The police of Lynchbnrg will be opt To
knd him lurking about tn. boating.
CREED HAsklNS.
January 81. x2W3w
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Ntice

MY friends and the pnbllrgener'Lly are
AVE informed TINT the Legislature has pass
ed law establishing n iuw0 cnllod Kingston
on my land, eighteen miles from Lynchburk.
and SIX miles from Wards bridge. II will bs
located on both sides of the great southern
road, called Wards rond, leading from the
town Of Lynchburs TO The Carolinas. Georgia,
Sie. &c, by far the most public highway in This
part OF the upper country. The situation !,
delightful Indeed, nearly dend level, fertile
grey earth, and springs of good water very
convenient, prime building timber nil around,
and three sn" mills within Two miles. The
laying OF md making forty tnlf acre lots win
he performed by The trustees for my benefit.
which will DE done ms soon as the law comes
TO hand, which is hourly expected Judge
the lots will be sold on n credit, 10 the high
est bidder bni liberal discount win be
mndc for cash ora disehorge OF my just den,
My creditors nre therefore respectfully inyi.
ted 20 attend tho snle, when every thing In
my power viii be- done to discharge their
demands. All friends to humanity are also
respectfully invited 10 attend the sale, and
help the unfortunate old mnn through the
world. Your friend,
SACKViLLE KING.
Timely notice will he given by the trustee,
ot the day Of sale, and the terms
January %. liza
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Virginia, to wit :

Virginia, to wit
IL Hatifdr County Court, IN Chanetry, The
can day Of November, 1874.
Simpson Chesher, plainlif,
against
Daniel Cbesher, John Chesber, Vim. simp-
son and Elizabeth his vito, VIM Chesher,
VIM. Thomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and Peggy his wife, r..
| lijah Woosley and Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesher and Zaehius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Chesber, John Che.
ahcr, William Simpson aud Elizabeth bis wife,
William Chesher, William Thomas and Han
nah his wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone and
Peggy his wife, Eliinh Woosey aud Nancy
his wife, and Jas. Cbesher, not haeiog entered
their appearance & given security accordin
to the net OF assembly aud the rules oi this
court, and IL appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the court that the said defendants Daniel Che
sher. John Cheshrr, William Simpson aud
wife, William Chcshcr, William Thomas aud
wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone aud wife,
Elijah Woosey and wife, and Jas. Chesher
| are not inhabitants oil his commonwealth,
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
is ordered, that the sHid defendants, Daniel
and John Cheshcr, Nm Simpson aud wife,
VIM. Chcshrr, VIM Thomas aud wife, Hosea
Chcsher, John Stone aud wife. Elijah Woos-
ley and wife, aud james Chesher, do npp.ar
here on the fourth Monday in February next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, md that a
COPY of this order be forthwith inserted IN one
OF the newspapers published in The town Of
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted n, the frunl door ofthe couri house off
This county. A Copy z-Jesie.
J. IL BoXIEY, dc.
December g. Nsw'l7
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Il. UcL.VTlRE, Manager.
S79lft

24360 tickets NJ SO 25, go, II,
This lottery is formed by the ternary com
bnation and perrnutation OF 30 numbers IL
determine the prizes therein, the 30 numbers
| will be publicly placed into wheel on III,
| day OF drawing, aud tour Of them will be draw
| out mud that ticket having ON il the LIST, -
aud Sd drawn Nos IN the order in which
drawn, viii be entitled 10 the prize OF l0,ool
dollars aud lhUse five other tickets which
shah have on them the same Nos. in the tol
lowing orders, shall be entitled To The prize,
| Affixed 10 them, respectively, viz
The list, 3D. aud I'd TO 10000
I'd, lst and D. TO 1900
I'd, Sd and Isl W 1900
3D. Isl and 2dto 1900
Sd, 20 aud Isl to l,53s
Those six other tickets which SHALL haye on
them three OF the drawn Nos. anu II oso three
the LIST, I'd and bh, in one OF their severed or
ders OF combination or Formulation, viii each
be entitled TO prize OF 81 600.
Those six Other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those three
the Isl, 81 aud 4th, in some one oi their seve-
raj orders OF combination OF Formulation, Will
each be entitled TO prize OF 5000.
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three of the drawn Nos. and those three
the I'd, Sd and 4th, in some one of their or
ders, will each be entitled to prize Ut 600
Those 100 tickets which shall have on them
two of the drawn Nos and those two the Sd
aud It'll, will each be entitled 10 prize Of
SD.
Those $40 tickets which shall have on them
tive OF the drawn Nos. aud those two the I'd
and 3D. or ID aud 4lh, will each be entitled IL
prize OF Sl2.
And all those 7 800 tickets, having on them
but one OF the drawn Nos. will zach be emit.
tied 10 prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn n prize
of superior denomination, can be entitled TO
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject TO the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
BAoie Tickets 81 90
Hnlnes 200
Quarters 90
Packages Of ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos. OF the lottery, which of necessity must
draw at leas, Sl3 90 nett, with SO many
chances for capitals or shares OF packages,
may be had nj the same rate.
Prizes in any OF the lotteries Of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia, will he received in payment.
u Orders Tor tickets enclosing the CASH
in any of the lotteries of New York, Penn
sylvana, MARYLAND and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, il addressed 10 the
truly lucky office Of
ADRIAN Il. NORTH, Lynehburg.
November 80. 81
The subscribers have just received,
LorriIlard's best Maccoboy Snuf,
Bell. do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayette do
All of which can be had either by box,
bottle or jar, OWENS t. LECklE.
November 90. tcstJo
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A.OOE MERE.

Tor the smolI sam of -four dollars, you
Il may get The snug and comfortable sum
OF 10000 Why will you ncrlec, this vol.
den opportunity, when 1t nny be rocollected
thnt Tickets in this einss are the cheapest ever
sold In the world, Those wishing 10 become
rich will find this the most favorable oppor,n.
nifty, for on Friday the 9TH inst. Tickets IN the
Quantico Canal Lottery, 9th class, win nd.
vance TO eb Who will be so neglec,ful az
10 miss the 10000, only 10y not advancing the
small sum OF "a !, hop. there is not single
person, when II will he recoll.cfedih a, tho
drawing will positively ,nkclplsce on Tuestin 2
the 9th inst IN the city Of Richmond.
ABRAMR. NORTH, Lynshbug
February /.
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PRIME GROCERIES.

". hckEEGL. G. aiEE.n hare on hn,id,
400 sacks best Liy.rpool dlled Salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
bbls do do
10 bags green Coffee
4 barrels loaf Sugar
Tea, Pepper Alspicr, Mace, Alum,
Maoder, Indigo, Salts, Coppcras, Chalk
Nmdowglass, Steel OF all kind, white LEAD
IN Oil, &c. &c.-whl,h will be sold at their
usual low prices.
November o. tse6
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Nancing school.

:" H4hIRFI NFsINSED1 mUSt rtspPct
w fully returns his sincere thanks 10 the
public, for the very liberal encouragement h.
has received nj their hands, in his profession
and informs them TINT he will again open
SCHOOL, ut the Washington Inn, $50 soon Us
as u sufficient number of scholars eau be oh.
lnned,) for the instruction OF young lndfrs
aud gentlemen in the polite accomplishment
OF DANCING, Ills terms will be moderate.
Persons wishing to subscribe, will pIrnse cal,
~ tho Washington Inn, or nj the virginian
ONCE, where subscription papers are left.
Mr. Kennedy having furnished himself with
n hrst-rnte musician, ilnttefs himself with the
hope tina, he will receive from the public tha,
encouragement which he will endeavor Ga
merit Dec. "a tslp
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AAAitional supu'ies

TIlL subscribers have lately received
Il additional supplies Of almost every
description of goods In the dry goods line,
And among them many desirable articles,
adapted To the present season, which th.y
would be- pleased tn oiier friends and Gus
toners, nj prfc.s which they hope will
please. w. MCKEE g. J. q. MEM.
November y. isoe
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YEN NoNars Reward.

u UNAWAY from the subscriber, living
u in Putsyvania county, Virginia, ON Alon-
DAY the I'd inst negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, years old, feet II
or II inches high, quite smart spoken hoy,
had on when he lett home, pair Of blue
checked panthloons,n coarse cotton shirt, bad
no ha, nor shoes, no particular mark reeoilec-
TED lie vas seen 'on "Wednesday night the
llth inst a, Mr.. Swinney's. near Iyuehburg,
aud do expect he is lurking abont town.
Whoever may apprehend the said boy aud
deliver him 10 me. or lodge him in jail 50 tint
/ get him again, shalt receive the above re
/ ward
WILLIAM WARE.
4 Au ust 81. Hts3
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Cheap Groceries.

FKNHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, in
L addition 10 his former stock on hand,
500 sacks real Liverpool Salt, largest size,
ID hhds superior.iHrnaica n 81 CroiI Sugars,
do superior Orleans do
Is bbs aud tierces superior loaf and lump
ditto,
% bag aud s ierces best green Coffee,
5 bags old white Laguira do
10 boxes Chocolate, No.iI 10 No. 3.
30 do Gunpowder and Imperial Ten, i'm.
ported in September 1924, the latest and
best cargo III market,
90 siA.pound boxes tiunpowder aud Imperial
Tea, selected for family use,
10 bags Pepper and PineGto,
3 do White Race Ginger,
30 boxes Tallow aud Spernaceti Candles,
80 boxes and 10 casks real Goshen Cheese,
Indigo, Madder, Alum and Copperas,
Real Durham Mustard,
Fig Blue and Starch,
Q pipes old Madeira Whey
9 do do Tenertfe do
> do do Sicily Madeira do
Is bills and pipe real Malaga do
/ pipc very superior old Cognac Brandy, 9th
proof,
3 puneheons old Jamaica and Antigua Rum
/ pipe real Holland Gin,
blister and German Steel,
T0gether ,cith a gene'ut assortment Of
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S Ill q T. s,

TIVE subscribers have just received .
neat assortment ol Ladies' Morocco
and Seal Skin Shoes.
Misses and chldleh's Boots and JcGer-
son ties
Genilcmen's Calf Jefferson do
Mems course Shoes
All of which are from celebrated Facto
~, aud are warraetcd.
W. MCKEE e. J. q. MEM.
November y. tsQg
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mo. 40.
Notice.

TniE subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
= their business, request that NIL persons
indebted 10 them will come forw ard and set.
tie their accounts Immediately. All ptrs0ns
having Claims against them are requested 10
present them for payment.
They will dispose vi their Stock Mt reduced
prices for cash. YOUNG AZ JONES
january 5. trlpt