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Virginia
Al rules aoden in tho clerks office of the Supetior
Court OF ChanceS for the Lynehburg District the lo,h
day of June, 1926.
Nelson Crawford and Reuben Crawford, suryiyin,
partners Of the firm of Cock, Cr~ford, S Co. Pits,
against
William Shelton. David Lsner- Rich. S. Ellis, Tho.
mas Enh9nk hrnhhaid Robertson. 49, ivs ma
mn AMER, iate mttc"ants. UauIng ander the firm ~
Ems Alien, P"wha an Ellis, " m. Lee Robert
Morton. Ex'r. ot John Chapptll deed. rhapms Iobn-
son, Sterling Claiborne. john SehooIield, John Thur
mon, and Nathan b rhurmon, partners trading under
the firm OF Scheduled md Thurmon. thomas Iair
John Robertson, Richard Harrison. Richard Burk.
Armstead Ruckcr, Peter hurnton and Be,nam,n
kneker. the securities Of William Shelton as Exr of
and VIM, AFmstead, Deftx
The defendants VIM. =. Lee, Richd. Buks Arm,sieaa
Rucker,and Benlamin Rucker, not having entered their
appearance and gwen security according the act OF
assembly The rates OF this court, IL appearing by sa-
tfsaetory evidence that they of ths
country II is ordeed thai the said defendant. do an
pear hers on the first day othe term q answer the
bill OF ts plaintiffs and that copy of this order DO
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in TN.
town Of Lynchhurg, for two months ana
posted at the front does of the court house IN the aid
town. Copy-Tesee,
81 JOHN WILLS n r
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JOHN WILLS, &C.


AT Rules holden in the clerks Office of the Snperior
Jort o. ehaneery for the Lynchbuig District the 10th
hfeh'baid Robertson, Samuel Read and Boyd Miller.
merchants and partner trading under the firm Of
nrennalu Robertson and CO. Archibald RobrrtxoD.
boyd MILLER, benjamin Ogden and Agnes his wife,
against AH'
heoeGca Rueker, widow Of Anthony Pueker deed.
Apef hnektr' Arirsteah Rueker, hbsa!Drn Rucker,
Msrnh London, and Ann II. his wife, Anthony Rucker.
~; a'o ltebeeea b. his wife, Nancy Shields adInn OF
h rI"S, ann IN her OVID right, purchaser of SAID
n"honl HnckerJr. and wife, varland Riche,on Wir,
son. Join hebeeca, Jane, Mary I. VarIa and
y.o iiehseson, 'nianis under the age Of twenty one
ye YEA LINDSEY Cogh'il and Ann his wife. c;regor,s
~, n''e,ia ms Ne, Jesse Reheson, admir-, with the
WI, eAed OF Anthony Rucker d cd Ambrose Rucker
anu Sesnh T. Dan son the ex'rs and Spencer Noryels
aha tiias wills th securities Richard H. Burks.
ai' bullock and Co. Chiswel Dabney, Samuel tsars
aa,,u Gro W. Turner, Richard Burks, VIM, Shelton,
m n IN y, bhFies. Defts.
ID; ne ItieItanis Abner Rucker, Arnistead Rucker,
,h ~ H. burks and Richard Burls not having en-
"n appearance and given security according to
' OF assembly and the rules of this court and II APP
p s oy sahfactory evidence thai they are no, nhabs
s VI ms country: II Is ordered that me said defend
appear here ON ;he firs day of the ne1- term and
s ,he b,l' OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
-; ~ oe forthwith inserted in snme newspaper uri,ied
ana Az aae OF Lynchhurg fortv months snccessiyclY
SAID town. A Gene re- '' '-''oN'S W. s"N
u
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JOHNSON'S
RXIIONS VOW NEH.
August B.

TWiS Medicine is not offered 10 the
Il Public, as Pandced, but asa Cathar
tic admirably adapted 10 the removal OF
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect to
Csiomei, and superior TO any other purga.
tive in use.
lis peculiarly adapted 20 Bilious and In
hammatory diseases may be used in all ca
ses where this class of Remedies Is adnissi.
Bile, may be repeated as often ms such medi-
cites are accessory, with perfect safety
does not nauseUtc uuless the stomach is load.
ed with Bile; and does not require the pa.
hcnt to coudne himself to any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been Injured, by an improper use of mercury
or are morbidly susceptible of its influence,
will 6nd it the best known substitute (as u
CGrhdriie.) for Calome.
II is believed to be a preventive of the Bill.
ioGs Complaints of our climate, il one dose
(mors ifnecessary,) be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings of indisposi.
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach of
disease
II will he found valuable Febrifuge and
Aperient medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstances TO women, or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor,
DoCT,JAMEs COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Va.
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VIRGINIA.


Al rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the su,,,.
court OF chaneery for the Lynehbarg District he 10Th
,Sa;ns ','''h' M'N' Pits,
hmhrose Rnsker and Betsey his wife.
David R.Edie', Edwin S. Rucker, Jamft .otp 3lilsrs
ham Martin, Abram r. North. WIN >Sihnm. Abra-
10 ID. Henderson, lhomas Grisso- sharnnhn, Loren
dmx Of "%pan. Q, he % sirrina pTe sIIy 1, IL
Morri'. se.,'rs Hu"I Ill decd. Wa Morgan, iho,.
T:n,ley Viii" Non conner, David 1insIey James
Samm, arlh4a ri banhty fhli'p'. Elizabeth
sun ~ -, of Geo. Mcdaniel decd Wm Da,is Ind.
d avs, EhAaheh f. ltehos, Esetx of o.eph Echols.
;sto' ilam Edison JESSE Rehare son. adta'y ot An.
'h9ny hneSer, decd. ana Richard 5. Ellis. BETS
pi ihe Defendants Lorenzo henderson and William
f,usoh, not having entered their appearance x gwen
stSur according 10 the act oiaseibly 4 the rules OF
,S court, IT appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
me! are not nhabitansof This country: Ii il ordered,
tna the sad defendants do appear here on the rs, dsy
VI ut next term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs
anu thata copy of uis order be forthwith inserted in
,oe newspaper printed in the town of yne for
Two months sueeessisely and posted at the front aeor
OF the courthouse in the said town.
copy-1este,
si JOHN WILLS, &C.
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~ OTlCE.-By rirtue Of deed Of trust
~ erecuted 10 me by Ed,0drd Lynch, bearing
late on he 3oh day Of August, 1924, and u
record IN The Conntg Court Of Campbell, IShaA
on HE Isl day Of September, 1926, sell, By ,eag
Of public dnctioa, for really money, The wh0ie
(or so much as shat be necessary 10 satisfy The
purposes Of said deed Of Trust,) ofa certain
.ract or parcel Of LAND, nth ats appurtenan-
res, Conveyed and described in said deed Of trust
iging and 6eing in the county Of Campbell, on
James Riper aud Fishing Creek and near the
torn Of Lgnchburg, containing Three H,tndced
and Sepenteen acres, more or less.
The ADORE sale WH take place al The Sau.miH
on The premises, noe in me occupancy of Chrs.
.fnihomy Esq.
Acting as trustee shall conrey 10 The mr..
chaser, or purchasers Of said property The HAe
rested in me h1reto BY The deed Of trust a.
foresqid, aud none other.
CHfSWELL D.4BNEY, Trustee.
Jnly l3. tcIdsIo
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,.vneb5urg Young Ladies Seminary.

n 4 the invitation Of Mr. Leuba, we aiiene-
xrA ed an examination OF the pupils oil us
srhool, on Saturday the 9th Of August ohf
observations, which were very particular,
we're offended with great graiiheaiion and
even surprise AT the readiness with when ms
scholars answered the questions proposed Vi
the various branches of their studies. AZ
though we consider il unnecessary tor the
undersigned 10 express, particularly, iheif
sentiments OF the merits OF all the Inherent
classes, we embrace with pleasure this OPP
poriunity OF declaring our entire salisiae,ion
with the course OF instruction pursued IN TINS
Seminary, and our sense OF the assiduhy and
competency Of the teachers, and OF The great
diligence Of the scholars. We deem II, more
over. due to Mr. Leubas great success IA the
management of his school, 10 malice more
particularly the acquaintance oil bis pupils
with some OF the most important subjects OF
their study during the passed session. The
English exercises completely convinced rs
OF the abilities and zeal Of the teachers who
attend to that department The Reading and
Writing ofthe young Ladies were Distinguish
ed by correctness aud distncinessin the Tor
mer, and by ease and fairness in the latter.
Their knowledge OF English Grammar, OF The
fundamental principles OF Arithmetic and OF
general History il extremely accurate. The
elements Of ASTRONOMY and Natural History
seem 10 have been impahed by practical
and most ludicous method. With Geogra-
ply and lis application, by the use OF Maps
4 Globes, The schc lars have acquired most
remarkable acquaintance And in Rhetoric aud
Bellies letires the class stood an examination
highly honorable 10 itselfand crediable TO its
teacher. In the opinion of those OF us who
are acquainted with the French language, no
school can be more favorable Than this Tor
learning that language correctly. II is the
native language of Mr.. Leuba and his family,
and theirs is the latest and most fashionable
pronunciation Of Paris In addition 10 be.
ing taught TO read and write the French Ian
guage with correctness and elegance, the pn-
pills likewise enjoy the advantage OF convers-
lug in il, with their teachers. We will con-
clnde with the assurance that the merits oil
Mr. Leuba rs a teacher, and the great adyan.
tages Of bis Academy, have, TO onr minds,
been fully established by the proficiency of
his pupils AT their late examination.
JOINT CABELL, COLIN BUCKNER,
J b. HARRISON, !. GUILLFT,
G ANTHONY, F. G. SMITH,
JAS. W PEGRAM, d. BRADFUTE.
g. W. NELSON,
N. b. The second session fthis Seminary,
will commence on the I'd day OF October
next. Mr.. Leuha respectfully informs the
public, that in consequence of the encourage
ment promised him, he will have an addition.
al assistant, perfectly qualified TO teach all
the different branches taught in his school !;
which will make five teachers connected
with this Seminary.
August 10. tciQ9S1
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Nlrrlnia

virginia;
Arnles holden in the Clerks ofe. ne the ,rna,;,.
day of June. 1896: b u''"iet' 'he loth
heSander Price and Ursula G. his wife. David Stree,
and Poily ms wife and peter Street and su,u h ~
ag,;r,, Pits.
John Haynes. sdmr. de bonis non of n-;u;a TO-,
n.eeie s ana me sad John Haynes and Eiizabe,b
H., W. NJ et W. sntir own right, Linneus Scott and
Sherman dec. I'm HAYNES Igblman A. cobb,' Mi.
n es lawns homas Campbell and Ba naba A. Fid,an
anu ehafies Z Patterson, exrs Of Boyce Ed,on Jc,d
The ,iefendao,. I,b,, H., Defts.
80 49, " '''"in haynes, not having entered their
apPsaee anu pNen security according 10 The aet of
Sv r us rules OF This and it appearing
thus country 1t Is ordered, That the said d.
III hi IF h Oh 'ns . day Of the term and answer
forthwith inserted in some Newspaper nr;n,ed m ID, ps
town OF Lynehburg, for two months " .s
toMp os front o9or Of the court house in the said
JOHN WILLS, c. C,
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NifT1nIa.
AT Rules oasn in the clerks ofie. Of the sn,.....
cour o ebanees, ior lhsI ybehbufg Distrct the -,
day az June. 1890. -
William boolhe, III.
Samuel kead, Archibald Rrbsrison, BOYD Mill.
oamuei esafhhh sfo nonss iFHAfeh. Beffs
he de sndsrt Boyd Miller having .n,.z. :.
his appearance amt given seeuri'y mr. 10 IN, -
81 Asa bly and The ules OF this urt. md il apnes
by satisfaeiuTy tvidsne dat H. is not IN inhai,.1
this country: It's ufdered, that the said a.it,slss, -
APT hee the filst da. of the term and s,.
the bill Of The plaintiff and hats cob, II this ord.f \,
forths ifh inssrd IN evspapsr print, m -
n Of IynehbuTg, for mouths sneeessiv,l, -
posted ID. trout door of tie courthous in The 80
town. A copy. 1este,
% I, Wills r =
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VIRGINIA

Virginia
Az rules holden IN the clerk Office of the superior
day of June. 1926.
John Miller, Pit.
agaiist
Leonard tiaborne. VIM. L. Williams, HOWELL VII
liams Fielding L. Williams, aaries Williams, Colns,
Williams. lanes wheatley ~. and Mildred hi, v te.
Charles Williams tson of Barner) William H. Wil,,an
and Mary WIilians-which said Coleman Williams CHI,
Wiilisms Gon Of Uarner,) Binm II. Williams and
Mary Williams are infants by commissioner Bepa,h
specially assigned Their guardanand Richard G.. Nor.
ms ahu hnzaDtth mas VIE, Defts.
The defendants William l.. williams, Howell l. M.
iiams and Cherries Williams having entered their an
pcariiee and given security according the act oi as
sembly and tae rules OF tls court. and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they OF Ibis
COUNT that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the amen
ded bill of the plaintiff aud that copy of this or der be
forthwith inserted in some spapsr printed in the
town OF LyDehburg for two months suceessiveiy and
posted the Front door of the court house in the said
town. copy-teste,
40 JOHN WILLS,C.C.
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virrnia

Virginia
Al rules holden in the clerk, Office of N. sn,.
ctur, OF chancery Tor the Lynchburg Dict. the ioh
day of June, 1925.
William II. Diggs, pl,
against
wilson fei'rs hnd "hihn JOHNSON, Dens
he defendant William Johnson ha,ingenis L.
appearance and given security neeufdnHP 10 the .e, =.
Assembly and the rules 0i tlis court and il snpes
by saiisfaeior, eyidence that re is inhah,nn p
this country II is"taefed. that III. said deit ndaut ~
appear here the fri day If th. I.sf term and a..
swe, the bill Of The plnni and thai II copy Of ,b,, a
der be forthwith inserted IN snue slaper prpt, :;
the town of Lynehhhrg Tor two months succes,ysi,
and posted he trent door of the eonft-huusa in ~
said town. Acopy Teste. e
a. !. WILLS n
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August q

'RSRUST SALE By virtue and in pur-
Il suanoe of deed OF trust, executed 10
the subscriber by Joseph A. Edds, onthe 18th
day of September, 1921, and duly admitted
10 record in the clerks Office of siusylvania
county coart, shall, al the residence of the
said Joseph a. Edds, on Stanton River, in
said county, four or Eve miles above Wards
bridge, on the 9th day of September next
expose, AT auction, for cash, two Horses, one
yoke of Oxen and one cart, eight head OF cnf.
lie, four feather beds and turuiture, twenty
hogs, one cupboard, twelve pewter plates,
three dishes, two pine tables, one loom, three
iron pots, three ovens and three shot guns, or
so much thereof as will satisfy the above
named trust deed. The title IS deemed good
but neae other will he conveyed than such
as is vested in the trustee bv the deed
ARCHIBALD cock
August II. e3ws2
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NOTICE.
DEpARTsESp OF Starr,

DEPART AEHp OF STATE,
July IA, 1925;
Tv0 obyisSe the risk and delay incident
Il to the returned the Bank Notes from
shis Department, not receivable AT the Urea
sury ofthe United States, in payment for Pa
tent Rights. all persons DESTROYS of taking
out Patents are requested to transmit, with
their applications, sach Notes or Drafts rs
they NAV know, or be advised, will be avail.
able AT The Treasury.
July 81 l0t6i
U@ Publishers of the Laws of the United
States will insert this notice in their papers
Zen times.
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W lRGINIA.-Aia superior Court of CHAN.
" Gerry holden in the town of Lynchburg,
10Th May, 1920.
The President Directors g. Co. OF the Far
mers Bank ot Virginia, Pits.
Against
John Moore, Benjamin. Perkins, Richard
Perkins, William Turner and David Saun-
ders, Jr. Defis.
The defendant BENJAMIN Perkins, who is
out OF this country, and against whom the
plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent de.
PENDANTS, still failing 10 appear and answer,
on the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel,
the court doth take their bill for confessed
as to that defendant, and the cause coming on
10 be heard, on the bills, answers of the de-
PENDANTS John Moore, Richard Perkins and
AVN. Turner exhibits, aud the examination
OF witness, aud upon the several deereial
orders entered in the cause at rules, which
appear 10 have been dnlv served, was argued
10y counsel, on consideration whereof the
court doth order, that one of lis commission.
ers do take an account Of the mortga debt
and mortgage subject, in the PROCEEDINGS men.
Toned, and report the same to the court with
any matters specially stated, thought peril
nent by himself or required by the parties 10
be so stated. A Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, c. C.
Commissioners OHre, Lgnchbnrg,}
10Th July, 1896.
| The parties in this cause will take notice
| hat have appointed Tuesday, the twelfth
| lay OF September next, to commence the ac-
cosnts directed by the foregoing order oil
! coat, on which day they are required to at.
tend al NV office in this town, with their ac-
counts, vouchers, and copies Of court papers
! prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH,
| August Ia. 4w3
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Eon SALE the lanyard at New.

y Glasgow, now In the occupancy oi Mr..
Charles J.. Barrel, tagether with = eommodi.
Gus dwelling isou~e, kitchen. smoke-house
aud other sni hs.ses. There Is attached TO
this establishment bot little short OF four A.
cres Of Land, all ena closed, together with a.
bout IN safs, and bark sufficient 10 work The
yard for some time 10 come. This situation
l. believed 10 be one of the besi for the re-
cepiion Of coantry hides in Virginia Pos
session, for the purpose Of working in hides,
can be had forthwith. and entire possessinn
about the first OF December next. Any per.
son wishing 10 purchase such property will
do well 10 call and see il, rs a great bargain
may he had. Mr.. Barrel, Of New Glasgow,
win show the property, and Is authorised 10
siipnlelo for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmnnd July 2. is92
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TN VIRTUE ofa deed Of trust, srscuied TO
u me by t0aHd Jordan, |or certain p,upe-
ses therein mentioned, TshaH proceed, on sa.
iurdob The 2dda9 Of Stpiem6tr neIt, at he
house Of samuel Jordan, 10 sell, for ready mo
my, 10 N. highest bidder, The fotio,eing siares
Harry, Isabella and Lucy, together NTH aHAt
and kitchen furniture Of he said
SatHuet Jordan. e. HNIHONY
august II. c3w2
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1NHE SUBSCRIBERS have this day reeei.
~ we'd splendid assortment OF useful
FANCY GOODS 1fthe latest fashions;
sm0ngsi which are
Ease rich 10 fancy nndressed Prints.
10 new style ciaghams
Do Rarnre Roheg
do Barage HandkeFchiefg
a do E. d aud piain Muslin,
ALSO,
Lanes, Gauges and Grapes
Black aud isncy col silks
! case ,site cotton Rose
do assorted fresh Linens
Together with 4 number OF articles too nus
meroIs 10 mention.
For good aud cheap Goods, Apply 10
ANDREWS l. BRofHEnS,
July 81. Main 81.
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fOr Sale oc Rent,

1NHE Franklin Hotel in the town of
a New Glasgow, in the county Of Amherst.
As house OF entertainment, this is eoual IN
any IN The upper country. The buildings nre
large ana convenient, and pramise great ad.
santages to any person disposed to embark
IN that Kind OF business: also several tracts
OF land IN the Counties of Amherst and Mel.
son, winch lands are well adapted to the cuI
lure OF corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
July 81 y '""'A sfai
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Selling off at Prime Cost,
August ID.

1HHE subscriber will dispose of his valua
- BILE stock Of Staple and Fo;lcy DRY
GOODS, either by Wholesale Or retail. n,
prime cost, until the 18th Of November next.
The balance remaining on nand at that time
VIII be sold at auction, without reserve, 10
me highest bidder Those who wish to sup.
ply themselves WITH Goods are invited 10
call, as great bargains may be had. -
J. I. PATTFN.
August 81. ,od
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Inlu ID.

~ orIcE-l offer for sale my tract ofland
: ' within seven miles of Lynchburg con
iaining One Hundred and sixiy-seven and
hall Acres, by recent survey. This land is e.
quail TO any in the parts and well improved,
has on il a good manufacturing mill, all com
plete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and II crushing machine
Tor the purpose of corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new distillery, Just
put in operation, by which may be mnde
eighteen gallons of whiskey per day. This
MIL stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
the country grist is not surpassed by any in
this part otthe state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by appIyine
to the subscriber living on the premises.
:. JAS.MARTlN.
May To- ts7s
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i.A.SD EOE SAM.

PURSUANT TO the last will and tesla.
I menl of Rice Garland. dec, the sub
scrlbrf will offer al public sale, without
reserve, on Saturday the Cd of September
next, That yaluAbl. tFart OF land of which
hr died possessed, situated on the main
road from CusriottesV llle 10 Stauuion,
i've miles from tine former place, and
four miles from the University Of Virgi-
nia-fhis tract OF land contains $50 A.
ores. Rsther more than one half is
cleared aud ~ high STATE of cnl tivation /:
Ire woodland ID gesoraIly first rate tobac.
go land, there is between 20 aud 30 Aces
Of good low giound on the tract, nearly all
of which - first rate tobacco aud mea.
dow land there is comfortable dwelling
house, with necessary out houses, aud
first rate apple orchard is now in fruit !;
farms IN tis upper country combining no
real advantages, and deseIvedly ranks a
mongsl the best IN the country which il
les.--Nhsn the intrinsic value OF tins
land is considered, the excelency Of the
neighb0rhoud aud society which surround
il, and the public improvements whlch
are going on and contemplated near il, il
Is presumed cannot fail TO attract the
attention Of meu of capital The subscri-
hers deem further description unneces-
sary, as those wishing To purchase will
hrot ,icw the pren,ia.r, which win be
shawn 10 any person by the subscriber,
living on the premises on o, BE- .ore the day
oi Sale. The pun chaser can have posses
s'on Of any part of the land that is not in
cultivation. AT any lime after the day OF
sale, and liberty to sell any part of the
land in grain. 50 soon as the crop will bear
II, and po' session given of the whole by
25th % November next.-Terms will be
liberal and made known at the sale.
VIM. s. JAMES GARLAND,
Ears Of Rice Garland Dec,
August 8. tdsI
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GRQgENTEG.

nm as good term, As can be had In tins mar
net, confident they are we'll bought, bat will
10, promise on better, or cheaper eonsisis,g
IN part OF
hest filed sacks OF Sail. twiled saakins
Sugar aud Coffee OF diaerenl qualities
n Orleans aud W |. Molassss
Mould and saerm oandies Is 10 5s
Turpentine aud transparent Soap
tunpuw der aud lmperiaI Tea, fresh
Cut aud wrought Nails and hrsds
Patent balances, with aud without frames
Window Glass, 3 v DO, < 10 by IL, q putty
Snflhhsld and mouniaiu Bacon, which will
engage To furnish by the season
New Aackerei and Herring,
Paw casks OF rich Cheese
Host Brown Tanners OIL
Suffolk lar, a Carolina Moss for mnttressos
Earhen Ware
Blind, Snails aud Curb Bridles
Collars. wa .on cart and gig Whip,
Hacks hest and common Segars
Mem and boys wool aud fur Hats
Salt peire, Glaubcr Salts, Mustard
Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, indigos Nader Il
Copprras
Iron, German and blistersd Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Hintr
Tendon aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton sheetiag aud surfing, 0snalurss
81 and i.2 point Blankets
500 10. beautiful Cotton Yarn
~ bids al CIDER
For whioh will receive any kind 'of pro
duce brought TO this market NJ the best,cash
prices. kATHL. WINSTON
March ~. tssa