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New Publications.,

LIE OF william Piucsney, by the celehra-
ted Henry Wheaton, This work - mastery
e.ernted, with beautiful portrait and said
n bea correct likeness. such a valuable
sark hrs not been before the public Tor a
iorg time,
"Reminiscences ri Michsei Kelley. This is
certainly one of the most interesting works
that has appeared,
Mornings At Bo~ Street, with beautiful IL
lustrsiions, by George Cruchshsnk this is nc
of the most entertaining productions 20 be
met with.
Merry Tales Of the wise men Of Gotham,
by fine Author Of John Bnll IN America. luis
is one ofthe most numerous productions 10
be met with
A View Of the Human Heart, by Barbara
Allen Simon, with very beautiful engrsVngs.
Ills is certainly one otthe greatest Curiosl.
tvs hsva ever seen in the book way.
Elements nj Phrenoipgy by George Combe,
With enPravings. THIS work Is beyond my
comprehension,
fVdences ofihe Christian Religion by Ar
cibaid Alexander. Every thing is Thought
to be good thai is on religion bnt this work
is thought 10 be better than good
Treatise of The Law Of Obligations or
Contracts by NJ. Poiheu, IN vols. ex'reme-
iy valuable. 4. X NORTH.
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y Office BY virtue ola deed of trust.
executed to the subscriber and Lau.
renee M'Georee, by William Mcclure and
Sally his wife, hearing date the 10Th day Of
September, 10, and duly recorded in Bed
ford county court clerks Office, will, for
the purposes in said deed expressed, sell, on
the premises, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
on the Goth day of June, 1926, if fair, If not,
the ext fair day, the tract of Land in said
II st deed described lying on Hunters
& EEK in Bedford county, containing about
279 acres, more or less. This land is vaIua.
biz for the cultivation of Tobacco and grain,
lies well, is well improved, and lies near
Board q kasey's store. | will convey such
tile only as Is vested in me by the trust deed
aforesaid, but have no doubt the title is good.
SAML. HANCOCK, Trustee.
June l. ctdS13
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Received This BAY,

CRECiAN striped Ginghams. striped
~ aud plain Mu,lns, new style Points and
Calicoes, rich figured silks, Cole PAYS, new
article, fealher aud palm leaf Fans, Thread
Laces, Bobnets. Insertion. Gauze and Gro de
Naples Handkerchiets, black Mode, Super
and extra SUPER blue Cloths, rich London
Merselles NesiiBgs, super hlnok tloreniiue,
Denmark oairen. Bolivar aud Meriuo CASH
mere, Jackson and Crawford Stripes, Union
Mixtures aud Stripes, Circassian. Also, n ""
pair rich China Pitchers, aud some beautiful
articles OF Cut Glass, with snudry other NV
and desirable goods. which viii be found
cheap. MCKEE Q. MEM
May II. is4O
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GALLON the second Monday of JUNE,
~ being the first day Of the Bntetourt court,
there viii be sold, at Fncasle, all the Per
sona Estate of John c. Griffin, dee d, consis-
ting OF 10 or u likely Negroes; stock
of MERCHANDISE, all his Household
Furniture, fine Gigg aud Harness,
stock OF Horsts, Sheep, Cattle, &c. Also,
many Lofts IN aud adjoining said town of
Fmcsste, The terms will be liberal, and
made known on the day of sale.
GEO HANCOCK, Err
of Mary II. Griffin, 1ebo Dns Ear
Of John C. Griffin, deed.
The house lately occupied as y residence,
10 which good store house is attached, will
be rented or leased on liberal terms Apply
to q. HANCOCK, 4dn,r. sc.
May H. wt5J4I
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on rs good terms as can be had IN this mar
kei, c0nfdcnt they are weH bought, bat will
not promise on BETTER OF cheaper, consisting
in part OF
Besi filed sacks Of Salt 'willed sscking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
n Orleans and " / MolAsses
Mould aud sperm candles, Is TO IS
Turpentine and transparent Soap,
9nnpo WIDER and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cui and wrought Nals and brads
Patent BALANCES, with aud without frames :.
Window Glass, by 10, g. 10 by II, o. putty
Smfhheld and mountain Bacon, which will
engage 10 furnish by the season
New }iackerel and Hnrriugs
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Beat Brown Tanners OF
Suffolk Tar, 81 Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware. Crsokery, Glasss &
Earlhen Ware
Blind, Suaille and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cait and g'g Whips
Hacks best and common Segsrs
Mems aud boy wool and tur Hats
Salt pelre, Chamber salts, Mustard
Allspce, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader &
Copperas
Iron, German and hlistered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Maiagn Nine
London and fhiadeiphis Porter
Cotton Sheetng and ohIrtiug, 0snaburgs
Al and 3 point Blankets
60o H. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bbis. OF Cider
For which I will receive any hind Of pro
dnoa brought to thus market At the best cash
prices. NAItiL. WINSTON.
March 90. ts62
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NOTICE.---Will be sold, in virtue of a
a. deed of trust executed to me by John
McAlIister, and of record in the county court
of Campbell, under date of
for purposes therein expressed, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, on the premises, on SA-
IURDAY the lst day ofJuly next, his undivi-
ded one fifth part of tract of land, lying in
the county of Campbell, on the waters of
Failing river, known by the name of the
Store Tract. Twill convey 10 the purchase
snch title as is vested in me, and no other
The sale is made at the request of Mir. Me Al
lister. WV. REVELY.
am DESTROYS, and il is at my request, thai
the sale is made.
JOHN McALLISTER.
May 1S. wtds4l
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NOTICE--This is to forwarn all per
! ' sons fran trading for or taking IN as
s'gnsent on two notes given by me to Hem
ry Ely, about the Goth Of April last, one
for twenty dollars, payable the first of An-
gust next, and the other for eleven dollars
and fifty cents. payable the Goth ofDecem-
Der, 1926. These notes were fraudulently
obtained from me by promises which said
Ely has failed to comply with, and | am
determined never TO pay them unless com
PEELED by law. THOMAS JONES.
May 90. Sl82
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AND FOR SALE.-The Tract of
a Land near \ Glasgow, in Amherst 60. cal
led the Glebe, containing about oGo acres, Of
excellent tobacco and wheat laud, aud rented
the present year 10 Messrs. Crau ford aud
Barrett, aud on which Capt. Edmund Penn
lives, IS for sale, with liberty TO SO" wheat
i" The fall and full possession given on the
1t OF neM January. For terms, application
10 be made 10 John Ross, in the county Of
AIbrmarle, or in this place to
JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, Nay l8. cp2m4l
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NoTrcr-l Offer for sale my tract ofIand,
~ within seven miles OF Lynohhurg, con.
tanning one Hundred and siYiy.seven aud q
half Acres, by recent survey. This land is e
quail te any in the parts and welt improved,
has en- it good manufacturing mill, all com
piete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
Tor the purpose OF corn and plaster likewise
good saw mill, and now distle-y, just
put in operation, by which may he made
eighteen gaitons OF whiskey per day. This
mill stands in a hne rich neighboshood, and
hecosniTy grist is not Surpassed by any in
this part otthe state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
90 the subscriber lvtag on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
Nav i5 ts1s
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NEW and Elegant CONS.
DAVID d ROBERT Kyle,
May 25.

Have JuI received large aud We'll chosen
supply of Staple and Fancy Goods, which,
in addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal 10 any ever
oiferet ia this market. The follow
ing are among the articles lately
received:
Super blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths
and Casslmeres
landlord. book, Swiss, and null Muslins
Cambricks, assorted, (pIain and hgured)
Jackonet, book, and mutt Muslihs, plain and
figured
Black, shaded, and fancy colored Silks
An assortment of elegant gauze g iancy Hkis
Black, white, and green gauze Vets
Brown aud shaded eros de Naples
Superb Barege handkerchief
Insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
Superfne GingnGms
Ladies morocco aud colored silk Shoes
Chlldren's worked Cap patterns
Ladies ard Gentemens Black and white Silk
Hose
Gpntltmens' half do.
Union mixtures and N8nkns
Brown aud vhite Russia Drllings
Irish linens and linen Cambrics
striped fiorenlnes
Black silk and fancy Bandana Handkerchels
Tortoise shell, tuck, and side Combs
Mock do 90.
A handsome assortment of Umbrellas and
Parasols
Nelsons Patent Suspenders
Furniture and apron Checks
Brown and notwithstanding
81 aud A. plaid Domcstics
An assortment OF Bed Ticking
few cases GenIemens' superior Fur Hats
Dab and black Wool Hats.
ALSO
5000 lhS Spun Cotton assorted
81 doz Corn Scythe Blades
), GenIlemens fall back Saddle Trees
3 ;, Ladies Saddle Trees
April g 50
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER has just received
4 an ELEGANT supply of French Paper
Hangings aud Fire Screens OF the first qua
lily aud latest fashions, which he will dispose
of on the most moderate terms He has also
few choice numbers remaining unsold in
the Virginia Literature Lottery. which will
be drawn on The l5lh instant. Prize tickets
in any OF the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay
meut. CHS A. WITHERS
NAV g.
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NJ OTlCE-The subscribe hereby re-
4 v quests and commands that Caihariur
Lessly, or her heirs come (by the 18Th of An
gust next aud make survey Of the land which
they claim of the lands of Christopher Slush
err and others, on the West Fork of Little Ri
yer, in the county Of Montgomery. aud state
of Virginia. II she or they can produce e.
gal and good right tor said land, il will be
purchased of her or them, il al reasonable
price. If there is no application by The 18th
ot August next, shall consider the claim to
be finally dead
JOHN KiTTERMAN, Trustee,
for G. MiteSeH.
May %. c4NsI2
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June l..

LUN4TTC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG. :.
NJ Office is hereby given that the tchs
- in the Lunatic Hospital in the oily
OF Williamsburg, are all occupied, and tla'
no more patients i'll be received IN TIC
said Hospital, until some of the said Ct,s
are vacant-due notice of which will 10
given.
By order Of the Court of Directors
LEO. HENLEY, &C, u.
June I. cwIA4S
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no DOLLARS REWARn.-

Office For sale Two Giacksmiths,
~ one between 40 and 80, sud the other
between 30 and 81. The oldest has been al
the business about 90 years. the ether snout
l6 years, and are considered rs good planla.
tion biacksmiths rs any, and the elder rather
better Con the temper than common. They
will he sold separately or together. as pur.
chasers may choose, aun Il not sold privately
by Amherst june court next, will he then
offered publicly for cash or short credit.
n. L. DAVIES, For
". Ftdrklia, adr,'r. u J'so, X. ErGnstiu. Iced.
May 10. tlcfd57s
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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

Tor Rent the three s,or, Brick Honse,
, om Main Street, lately occupied by j.
y. Boyd. II is we'll calculated FOR business h
n family, a7td the stand is snong the best aud
there is pTeil OF good water Oh the loi with
in few yards of The house-Possessien may
be bad on the e0th inst. Enquire Of James
Dufel teis76 May 3.
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NEW GOODS just received, super
Il fine e-s & Ga cambric ginghams,p plain
and fancy MusIins, elegant gauze Shaw Is.
silk and cotton Hosiery, damask table Ii.
mems, Irish Linens and Sheetngs, super
PLAID and stripe MusIIns, Canton Robes.
Thread Laces, gause Wells, linen Cambria,
with variety other Goods, for sale at re.
markable low prices by
ANDREWS Il BROTHERS.
May IS. tao
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~ ORC Ely virtue of a deed Of trust.
~ executed 10 us on the ninth day of ia
nnary, 1924, by Samuel Mitchell. and dnIy
recorded in The clerks Office OF Bedford
county court, We the undersigned trustees or
either OF US, will, on The 23d day Of June.
1926, II far il not, the next fair day, on the
premises, sell to the highest bidder for rea.
dy money, tract or parcel OF Land situate,
lying & being in Bedford county, on the wa.
tiers OF Island Greek, branch of Bic Otter.
bounded by the lands Of Francis PoRard, Geo.
Smith, Richard Roberts, !. White, lulus
Saunders, Gilbert Gibbs, John Wigginlon,
John Oowdy, Peyton Foster and Jas and
lhos Austin, and containing about 4l0a.
ores, more or less, and lying on the north
side OF the new road leading from Updkes
TO The Island ford on Big Otter. This land is
valuable, and those DESTROYS to purchase are
invited to go and see it. more particular
description is thought unnecessary as those
DESTROYS TO purchase win look for themselves.
Acting as trustees we viii convey only such
title as is vested III us by he deed aforesaid.
as The sale is made for he purposes express.
ed IN said deed. WILLIAM COOK,
c. ANTHONY,
June l., ctds63 Trustees.
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.MesSrS. James .Aenl,s and Hugh .NeGIts.
A you are not Inhabitants of Virginia,
"A aud have no known agent or attorney
therein, hereby notify you through the
newspaper; that shall on the 29th day oil
June, 1926, in the Eagle Tavern in Liberty,
bedford Court House,) take the atbdavis
OF Henry Terry, Thomas Oliver, fhihP
Leckard, John c. Gray, Mace Baler, ana o.
theirs, and on the 9TH day of July, 1896, IN
the Clerk Office, of Monroe comfy Virgin.
IA, | shall take the affidavit of Spots"ood
Wills, all OF which atfidavits shall offer 10
be read as evidence on the trial OF my In,
junction, depending against you in BEDFORD
county Court, and il any of said athda'ts
should not be taken on the days above de-
sighated, shall continue TO take them orf
the following days at the same places above
mentioned. Yours, &c,
ISAAC n. OTEYl
June l. c4w4f
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May %
NARsHAL'S SALE.-In pursuance

NARSilAL'S SALE.-In pursuanc.
AVA OF decree of the superior court OF
chancery for the Lynehhurg district, pro-
neunced on the oath day of October, 1925, in
the causes therein depending, between DAN
ieI B. Perrow, plaintiff, aud Editha Clay, mo-.
ther, administrators and one Of the heirs of
Cyrus b. clay, decd, Junius Clay. oden
Clay, aud Paul Clay, the brothers and o.
Their heirs of Cyrus B. Clay, .decd, the two
last infants by Editha Clay, specially assign
ed their guardian, defendants, and the same
plaintiff VS.. the same defendants the under.
signed marshal of the said court, will on Fri.
day the ODD day of June next, if fair, if not
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays excep-
ted, expose to sale, upon the premises, hy
public auction, to the highest bidder, for rea.
dy money, the land aud premises in the pro.
ceedmgs mentioned, lying in the county of
Campbell, on the waters of Beaver creek.
bounded by the lands of Samuel Fleming
Stephen perrow, Bartlett Wiley, and lends
nov IN the'possession of David Ross, beine
the land Whereon the said Daniel B. Perrow
now resides, and containing 900 acres
GEO. b. WOODSON, m. L, d. c. c.
May 26 tds42
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May H.
NeTIcE-By virtue of deed oftrust

N0TICE-By virtue of deed of trust,
~ executed by Christopher Isbell aud
William !. fsbeil, the 5th day OF October,
1924, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the county court of Amherst, we shall, on
Saturday the 3Oth OF June, 1926, before the
Market House, in the town of bynchburg,
sell, for cash, TO satisfy the purposes of said
deed, the following property, 10 wit A tract
or parcel of Land, lying in the county OF
Amherst, and containing 10 acres--one house
aud .o', now in the occupancy of William L.
lsheii, situate in the county Of Amherst, and
three slaves, Caesar, Charles and Peter, WA
fermen--togeiher with all and singular the
rights aud appurtenances belonging to the
SAID tract OF Land aud Lot--As trustees, we
shat only convey such title rs is vested in
US, though Il is supposed 10 be indsputable
DAVID HOFFMAN,,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN B. THURMAN.
Jgne1. tdsds
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TDY yirtu. ofa desd of trust executed BY

SDY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
- James 5. Me tlisier TO the subscribers
bearing date the 10th January, 1894, and duly
recorded in the county court OF Campbell
viii be sold. by way oi pahlic auction. TO tue
highest bidder, Tor cash, at Campbell court
house, ON the FIRST day of June court neat, the
following property. VIC About III acres OF
Land. commonly called the Store Tract oi
Land, lying in said county all the ,aid Jas
5 McAlister's interest IN the real aud person
al estate Of his deceased father together
with the following slaves. viz Jenny and
Dick, together with their further Increase, It
any, all his, the said James s. household aud
kitchen furniture, or ST much thereof rs will
be sutiGIeni to satisfy aud pay the debl men
TONED IN said deed OF trust. aud other e,pcu-
ses attending the sale. Acting as trustee, we
viii convey only such title AS is vested IN US
under sad deed.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, }r...,a..
GEORGE STEPTOE, '"S'e'S'
Nav 3. tds4D
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ADVERTISEMENT.

a S have determined to remove IN the
n west, now offer for sale my house Y Lot
in the town OF Lynchhurg Also the tract
of Land where now live, on Staunton river,
containing about 400 Acres. Considerable
quantity OF il is ofthe first rate Low Grounds
aud unqueslionably the best tract of Tobac-
co Land in the county. Also, $50 acres Of
good Tobscco land in Pntsylyania county,
on both sides of Straight stone creek Also,
200 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek. Also, $50 acres, lying on Goram's
Branch, near Stanton river. Aud also, 33s
acres, near the same on the waters OF Stink
ing River. As expect to move in October,
wish 10 make sale as quick AS possible,
Those wishing TO purchase will call on me at
any time and will shew the land and settle
the price. GEO. BOYD.
Zion Hill, Campbell county,
Cherokee Nation, April l3
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United states Motel,
NEW


1AHIS commodious an extensive e'tab.
- iIshment fronting on Pearl and bater
Streets, beteeea Pine Sired aud Maiden Lnne,
Is now ittrd up in convenient aud elegant
style for he reception Of company
The situation Of the tinted S otes Hotel
presents peculiar advantages 10 merchants y
travc lers, bslng in the centre of the MR.
camille business Of the City, and within mi
nutes walk Of the Banks. Exchange, and
public offices. The free circulation of air
which the extent Of the establishment en-
sures 10 IFS apartments, renders il very de.
slrable residence.
The DINING end Coffee Rooms are spacious.
and pleasantly sltuated-Ihe Sleeping Rooms
airy and comiorlable--The Ceiidrs are Vsti
stocked with the best wines and iiQuors--ihe
Larder will be constantly supplied with eve
ry dcliCacy OF the New York, Philadelphia,
and other markels-aud in addition 10 the
other rHnge al accommodations, convenient
Bathing Houses are erected, where hot, cold
and shower Births of soft spring water, are al
ways in readiness.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already
received, the proprietor will be ever ANXIOUS
10 merit its continuance and extension, in
confident anticipation of which he pledges
himself to besiow his Jealous exertions for
the comfort OF his patrons.
T. b. REDMOND"
NIB. Soda, Congress aud other Mineral
waters.
May 4. 6w3o
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NAV Is

Il pursuance Of a deed oftrust, for certain
IL purposes therein pecjftd, e1teuted By Sam
"ef l. .niHer 10 The sa1seriJtrs, on the 7M dag
Of Jnae, 1924, aud duiy recorded in The cltrks
office Of PihVirania eounty, zee acW sell. to,
cash, at Uoodbourne. The reSidencs Of Sani r.
.ht1er, IN The tOwer End Of Piusyirania coualg.
on Staunto" rirer, on .DOHdd4 TIE oh June, n
far, ynot, hensrt tnir day,Ms JoHaujhg proper
tg,or as much Mereof as may b. suNcied TO salts.
~ MtpWpoSes otsaidde,d. rie Hoodborue,'
he traet ofiand mhtteon Samuel T. .Miler nor
Tesdes, containing 6l6 acres negroes, ReuJen
and las ritt Hiftg, Nth their Mree chiidren,
also, Hannah, HHian', SID E. Charity, together
~Ih the stock 4 plantation utensils. M incana-
ORANGES on the property mill b. made kRo,om on
lie day Of sale. Acting as trustees ace shalt
conrey only such hte as is thereby rtsted in us
JOHN NJ F Patrick,
ALEXANDER JACKSON,
HpTu IL efdS3o Trustees.
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DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed to

DT virtue ofa deed Of trust executed TO
ID the subscriber by John L. ~oodson,
bearing date the 9Th day OF June, iskt, aud
duly recorded IN the clerks office OF the
county court of Canpbeh, | shalt, on the
premises, at the Stonew all meeting -house,
in the county of Campbrll, on fI,day the
9Th day Of june next, proceed To sell, To
thu highest bidder, for cash, Ior purposes
III SAID deed exptessrd, a certain usci or
pared of land. lying and bring Ia the c"uo-
I, aforesaid, nca. Stonew all meeiing-honse
ON the waters of s>tonewail and Rack Isl
aud creeks, and bounded 10y the lands nj
Anderson Woodson, ST. Stephen Master,
Vim. Ganaway aud James Martin, con-
tanning 1870 acres. Acting as thstre,
will convey the title vested IN me.by via
the ot the said deed.
REUBEN g. CLARkSON,
Trustee.
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A CARD,

n OARD,
NR 8AUPl presents his respects to the
AVA Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynch
burg and its vicinity, and has the honor to
,ofo.m them, that he will positively open
his DANCING SCHOOL, on Thursday.
the LIST of Jnne.-PersOns DESTROYS of pat.
ronISIng him, are respectfully invited 10
subscribe, as the CHASING of the pupils will
take place at the commencement of the
school.
o. subscription List containing the
terms is left at the farmers Bank.
May 22. tsoo
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
x>
2.
TyTNrTAsL DTVAT.

HAS just received an additional supply
n of fresh Drugs and Medicines, &c. a.
mong nhich.are the following:
Casturoil, Calouel, JaIap, Sal. Ammonia,
Ipecac, Carh, Ammonia, Spts ditto, EPSON
Salts, Glauber do. Rochelle do. Chelteu-
ham do. English Manganese, Gum OPIUM,
Lemon Acid Almond Soap, Violet do Yer.
uacular do Oriental do. Palmyrene do Ahyssi-
Man do. Rose do.paIm do. Musk do Berz 1ine
do Bandana do. Olive do. transparent do.
Purple Saneers, PINK do Peach do. Tooth
Drawers, Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields,
Stomach Pumps, Snuff Boxes. Smelling Bot.
ties, Flesh Brushes, Tooth do. Shaving do.
Reiorls all sizes, Syphrons, Sand Paper, F.
laslic aud Silver Catetors, Ground Logw God,
Swiss aud American Giue.-Togeiher with a
number of other articles in his line for sale
al the lowest cash prices MAY A.