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JONNSON'S
RINA0US VOW NEN.

INlIS Medicine is not offered 10 the
4 Public, as 4 Pdnrce1, hut as Cathar-
tic admirably adapted 10 the removal of
Bile, NC. being fully equal in this respect to
Calomel, and superior to any other purga-
tive in use.
It's peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In.
1ammatory diseases may be used in all ca
where this class of Remedies is admiss-
bile, may he repeated as Otter as such med-
e,nes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nanseate unless the stomach is load-
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tent to conhne himself TO any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured by an impropernse Of mercury ,
or are morhidlv susceptible Of its influence,
will find il the best known substitute las a
Cuhartic) for Calomei,
II is believed TO he preventive ofthe Bill
ious Complaints OF our climate, II one dose
(more il necessarily be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings of ndisrosi-
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
turse1tongue, NC announce the approach of
disease
II will he found II valuable Fehrifuge and
Aperient medicine in small doses
1t contains 10 mercury, and may be safely
gwen under any circumstances to women, or
children
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the PROPRIETOR,
D0CT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Ia.
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.MkiAANANN,

.M Beuna Hutchinson,
S.lR You will take notice, that on sat
~ urday, the 22nd day Of April, next, at the
house of Johnathan Conners, in The county
OF Montgomery, and state OF Virginia, ! shall
take the aiidavits of Gel Andrew Lewis, Pc.
ter Guerrani, Vim. James, and others. And
on Thursday, The 9Th day of May, al Mar.
shalls Tavern, Nythe Court House, ! shall
take the affdavits OF Thomas Hley. ard ~
afTidavits are intended TO be Of.
fered as evidence in the trial OF an injunction
IN the county court OF Franklin, IN
which am Plaintiff, aud you are defendant,
at which places you may attend il yon think
proper. DENNIS PklLLiMaN.
March %. cp4w33
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no. n. DICKINSON, p.cy G.
"a CnrpenterS ana Stonf WnSnnS.
a iist Of letters remaining in the Post OHce

a list Of letters remaining IN the Post Office
at .imhfrSt c. II. :he 3lst March, t326.
A-Nyrry Alien, Rr,. john Alcock, sophiu Alcoc<e.
b-loseph Brown, Margaret bnuWane, Stilla Bell,
pamel Bates, Nm. BOURNE, lhos. u. Blair.
C-N0mtnisslulcr OF Rev Cnut Bartlett CASH 2, jaime s
Clements, NaUCs Crews, Jas. u. Clements, Charles w.
Cl istiag.
.--pNid q. Davidson, jas. DAVIS, Clerk \. county,
Arthur D. Davies elk, susan Duncan.
G-DaVid ,. Garland rsq. DELTA Gay. Chs. Gay.
H-Jetrsom l.. liiilu Wm. Hannah ;, YIN. Ihgelnhu-
than, nos. 5. Holloway, lcor. Ssm marlborough,
Saml. Hunt.
- Allen. N. Joitcs.
L-Hm Lavender, Michael Lanahau.
= Tho. Nt'il, Beng. Aorvell, Catharine MDanicl
Lindsey M'panicI
r-lohu Il. Parish, sam Paterson, Edmond Penn
Jacob pi,rcr.
a-D1nis -. Sullivan, Prane Is Sale, Saml. Snithson
Sarnh Smith, thos siHth, james SIs H. John Scott
Jcmes ". Smith, 'udle, ,auduagc, John Sui,h.
h-Cts. Rose EdNatd Rcdio d.
I-ChtreS ahai, ~. Norborn Thomas, Jacob Ty
ree, Drnrl ueher, Thomas Taylor, David iinsley
senr.
Mary Warwick, Henry II Wits, Esq. Geory,
Whitehead. John iatt, E,q. Doet John Walker. Nj
WlgsInuli, James Nrishs u .. " htebead
SAMUEL X. DAVIES, p. "
April l3
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WAS committed on the first day of Dc
w tober last to the Jail of Charlotte
county as a runaway, negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says that
he is a Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
to MaiorJonts of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks of the town of
Petersburg, Va. He is a yellow slender
made man, ahnut fifty years old, has a
wen on the right side of his neck, and a
hont FIVE feet eleven inches in height The
owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away, or he will be
dealt " it'll as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, jailoT, c. C.
Feb 90.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

lSi have determined To fem"'e To thr
a vest. now offer for sale ny house a lot
IN The town ol Iynchburg Also the tract
ri Land where now live. on stanton riVef,
containing about 400 Acres Considerable
Quantity OF it IS OF the first rate Low Grounds
aud unquestiouably the hesl traei OF looaI,
90 Ian,i in Che county. Also, do acres OF
GOOD Tobocco aud IN Pittsylvanla county,
en- both sides of srsight stone creek. Also.
go acres towards the head OF Stralght stone
creek. Also, ESQ acres, lying on Gofam's
Branch, near Stanton river. And also, 35s
acres, near the same Oh the waters al stink
lug River. As | expect 10 move IN October,
Twish to make SAFE as quick as possible
Those wishing 20 purchase will call on me ut
any time aud will she" the land aud srftlo
,bs nr,re GED. BOYD.
Zion Hill. Campbell county, -
Cherokee Nation, April Is.
FcICR6
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Mr.. DGrid RoSSer,
CIR Please to take notice, that sbalI
~ on Monday the oath of April next, pro-
coed to take the dispositions ofWiliam Stump
ter and others, al the Franklin Hotel, In the
TOWN of Lynchburg, between the rising and
setting fthe sun of that day, and if from any
cause the dispositions aforesaid shall not be
taken or finished on the day aforesaid will
continue from day TO day, between the same
hours, until they are taken, which depositi-
ons are 10 be read as evidence in suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Chance
ry for the Lyncihurg District, wherein | am
plaintiff and you and Others defendants, rwhen
and where you may attend ifyon please.
CORNELIUS PAYNE.
March %.
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A list Of letters remaining an The LlofTty
Doef DHco ~, AZ 4 - lJyr.b 1905.

A list Of letters remaining an the Llbfry
Post Office on the 9lSt March. 1926.
A-Wlsm Allen, Abner Anthony, James hy'e'
Lewis Arthur. It.,
B-Joseph Blankenship, Doet. Henry Baker, Ao rs
ham Baker, Isaac Butler, William Burnett, ioh''
Brent, Pleasant Brown. -,
c-Rev. Nicholas II lCobb. Mrs. Edith J. Gay, Ja"''
Clagg James Cunningham, Edward Cobb. ,n,r,
SO n. John Dade, esq.
F-John Fletcher, Samuel Field, James Freeman
G-john Goode, Samuel Grub. 40,
H-HenrY Hunt William HIX, Edmund ha!htss' It,,
Healthy Hogan, Mrs. Lucy II Hunt, James nun -
Mary Hopkins, homas |. Hill. Reuben X. Henoe'syI
Capt. John Hatcher p Doet Robert Hamilton, Csp"''
Hill
billy Jackson c. NJ, William p. Jones. -. r.,,c
K-1honas Keys. Isham Kerr 2,ltey. John W. h'"'
Capt. John KaSey, ST..
L-WIlliam |. Lukih, Henry Lloyd. ~.
M-Naj. Baida Daniel Francis Mathew 3 auhes a. g.
Craw, Mrs. Elizabeth MARI, Matthew M'MuIiih, nv
gan Morgan. D.,
P-Thomas Payne, Joseph w. Pattin, Francis f''
lard.
o--George L. q larles. IAN.
R--Hnam G. Rathhurn3 Jane, Roy John Hopi"'O1'
{. III. thomae Robertson. John Roberts. e,o,
S-Rey. " =. n II. Starr, Mary Slack, William osS"
derS, Allen Sa..nons, Mr. Shearer. sr,
T-BetseA lankersiy, OimpusIlrent, john iu1N''
Rev. Enoch w. cry, Archibald Trent,
N-Thomas J. Vaughan. II,
W-piesssnt v bite, Mrs. Martha A. WainW%ii,,sssn
Freeman Wainwright, Whely'l stores John vi ~
Thomas Walker ,, David NJ Wright, Datoy "a'>''
WiLLLaM r. PORTER, P. u
April 10.
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+ X A y h Ii y
HOTEL.

TIE Subscriber has removed from the
Washington, which he has occupied Tor
more than two years past, to the Franklin
Hotel. he returns thanks TO the public
for the patronage he has received dnrlog
bis residence at the Washington; aud. as
he will continue 10 use hs utmost exert,ons
10 give satisfaction to his customers, he so
Iiclts continuance of II NJ the Franklin
His table shall always be as well furnished
as the markets will admit.
He has attentive and careful Osilers, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT M0RltlSS.
an
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1nHE subscriber is willing to receive or
y young Ladies, as boarders. She has
very good Piano Forte, which those young
Ladies who feel disposed to learn to play, can
have the use Other situation is on the hill,
near the Courthouse. Terms $40 per month
one half in advance, and the balance at the
expiration of the session.
ANN F. IRVINE.
Aprl E. tc4fio
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Erench k.nnguATe.

wTRLEUBA begs leave 10 INFORM the pun
lSkle. that, he MIL Civ Frenea lessons az
ni,rbt. three times week, 10 any person
,l,'sirou, to lear, TIA, language, al $40 per
session of foar munlhs.
lie vii also teach writing aud ari'hme-
= H. thr.e times week, but en the ~
tbrr evenings, at $40 per session OF tour
months. oo.s,
April Is wi"
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Just handed
At Andrews T ruly Cheap Store,

81 bags prime coffee
a do do pepper
3 hid. molasses
Together with a choice assortment OF Groce
ries
Also, in store few hhds. of rum
And several crates earthenware
3 eases mems coarse shoes
700 pair stilchdowns do
80 jack screws
10 doz cotton cards
II do wool do
q hhds assorted stoneware
Q bates white, red and yellow nanneis
loo rGums wrapping paper
All OF which we are selling very low
At Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. % Main Street.
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IYNCHBURG FEMALE
NGAD'1lIIs

<AHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method TO
i express his gratitude for the liberal pat.
rcnage which has been heretofore extended
10 him, and 10 inform hts patrons aud the
public generally, thai the exercises OF the pre-
sent session cofumenced on Monday thu orb
January, Gust. He has taken thai largcssnd
com nodions establishment on Third street
formerly known rs the Bell Tavern, in
health, aud retired situation, and has associ
aied with him in the management ot the III
yiituiion the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly OF
Norfolk, who, to an accurate knowledge oil
the sciences, adds more than twenty years eh-
perience as teacher. In this institution are
taught all the branches oil an English edncaii
on, including Music, Painting on Paper, vel
vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches
OF Needle Work. There will be always en-
ployed four competent teachers, Terms the
same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance
will be accommodated with board in the sub
seriber's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance, or lorly-hve dollars, tue
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels.
Parental attention and care will a' all
times be paid TO those who may be placed IN
our family as boarders.
For character qualifications, &c. reference
TO Col. VIM. B. Lynch, Rev. +. 6. smith,
Rev John Early. Rev. Edward Cannon, Da-
vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle, David r. Edley, Doct
Howell Davies, Robert morrss, samL Brans-
ford, Abram X. North, Norborne NJ. Taliater
TO and the Editors of the tirginan.
ALEX. L. DOUGLASS.
Jan. Is. ts44
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Among them are
The last of the Mohicans, in vols. from
the pen of the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr. Cooper, of New York, author of the Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, SC &c. This work IS
pronounced by Critics to be his best pro uc-
ton
National Tales in . vols. this is very
superb production, and ought TO be owned
by every person.
Matilda, Tale of the day, said TO be We
ry excellent work.
Fabers Difficulties of Infdelity, said to be
very fine.
The Foresters by the authors of Lights
and Shadows, of Scottish life, &c. &C.
VerpIancks Essays on the Nature, and
uses of the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion This work is much prased!by those
who have read il.
A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine,
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by John Milton, in vols. This work is We
ry superbly executed, and ought 10 be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers of the late Revd. Tho
mas Scott, d. ID. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, "A.
NJ.
The Book of Fate, new and complete
system of Fortune Telling.
Gummeres Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice of Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. d, the eighth edition, with ve-
~ considerable additions, &c sc.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro.
bert Thomas, NJ. ID.
Together with great many others, all OF
which will he sold very low by
ABRAM r. NORTH.
April 6.
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS. will be received at Mr..
/ Hugh paxtons tavern, IN the county OF
Rockbridge, until the 10th day oil April, INST.
for the erection Of dam across James River,
aud for building the stone abutments OF the
bridge, intended ie he erected across the same
river, at or near the point where the blne
Ridge Canal terminates on the North SIDE, aud
commences on the South side OF the said river.
1he plans aud specifications OF these works
will be exhibited to peasnns DESTROYS 10 con
tract for their.execulion, on application to the
subscriber.
JNO. STAPLES, Enginter,
for d. s. GARLAND, Commissioner, Of
Kannmhu Road AND Navigation.
April g. tcoI35
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4 New PateMt HeAsteaA.

Ell ~ u" uAthb nNAosOa"'
EkNHE Subscribers, ahinet Maker IN the
CITY oil Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general and Cabinet Makers in
particular, that he has visited Lynchburg for
the purpose OF exhibiting his new aud highly
improved bedstead joint fastening, and that
he has had bedstead made on THIS plan,
whiGt may be seen at MIR. Morriss Franklin
Hotel, where all Who feel an interest IN an
Improvement in this most useful article, are
invited TO call and view it--tor a description
of which be refers them to the very respecta-
bic certificates attached 10 this ertisemeut.
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kers OF tbs several adjoining counties, that he
hai sold to Mr. Robert NORRIS, of this place,
the exclusive right and liberty OF using and
vending to others to be used, the above nam-
ed fastenings, aud should Application be
made Mr.. NJ will either sell the tastenings or
the patent right, to use them. There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
RIG ht for any town or county, will be ena-
Died TO monopolize the business.
The public's humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of MIR Isaac Cooper, nt
Baltimore, the right Of using his patent bed
stead and have found il most useful inyen
tion-'The great facility with which this kind
81 hedstead can be put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added TO
the most perfect strength aud durability OF
the fastening, renders it far preferable 10 any
thing OF the kind we have ever seen, aud am
sure that all who try it will be equally pleas
ed--Iu case OF fire, when person whistles to
move at short notice, this kind of bedstead
caa he taken down in one minute-This cir
cumstance alone renders them invaluable.
Given unlsr our hands,
ARCHIBALD WART, Fredericksburg
DAVID L. BURR, Richmond.
SAML. X. CoLDNELL, Peiersburg.
JACOB RALT2ELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH W. ENTLER,
JOHN NEEDFLS,
EDWAFD NEEDELS,
Jan. 10. 4W24
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Garden & Flower Seeds
VIM. Owens 4 q. L. l.eckie
HAVE just received from New York ibe,.
lowing Seed ~
Garden Seed

Early york cabbage
Early emperor do
Early Salisbury do
Large late inperiai DC
Lare drumhead do
Green globe savoy do
Late Batiersea do
Bergen or large Ame-
rican cabbage
Rn. sian cabbage
White solid celery
Red do DO
Long orange carrot
Blood red do
Early horn do
Early blood turnip
beet
Early horn beetl(new)
Blood red do
Mangle wurzle do
French sugar do
Early frame cucumber
Long prickly do
Green turkey do
Green cluster do
Early curled Silecia
lettuce
Large green head do
Drumhead do
Ice do
Tennis ball do
Madeira do
Grand admiral do
Magnunl bon'tm do
Nasturtium ia fne pic
kle)
White mustard
Best Scotch kali
Sea do
White onion
Red do
Straw coluured do
Onion cloves
fupla a papnarurasc
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70 Merchants in NOwn
and Country.

AIRS. MARY KING, having deter
WI mined 10 decline the Dry Good busl-
ness in Lynchburg, offers her entire stock for
sale upon the most accommodating terms
II consists Of every article usually Kept IN
Dry Good stores, together with great vari-
ely oil ready made coathing. such as Great
Coats, PanlaIoons, vests OF various qualities,
Ladies' Gentlcmen's and Childrens Cloaks
of the incest patterns, &c. &c.
very liberal credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved en-
dorsers The tenement she now occupies
will be for rent. II consists OF "A spacious
store and counting room below--t"o rooms
in the second aud two in the third story -
She will rent either the upper or lower part,
or the whole tenement
a. Country merchants particularly would
do we'll 20 call and examine these goods, as
they are all new and fresh, aud were selected
by herself not more than three months ago,
March 81 Is.
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Garden cress
Early scarlet shor, n,
radish
Long salmon 10
Cherry tnrnip do
Satisfy or vegeiaLl.
oyster
Early bunch SUNNI.
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
early cauIitlower
nrled parsley
Iama'oe shaped pen.
per
Parsnip
, Purple egg plank
tarly" ashington pee,
extra curly and hns
Dwarf blue imperial
Dwarf prolific do
Tall Marrowlats do
Enrly Charlton do
Early France do
Early dwarf cluster IA
Dwarf marrowfats do
Early Lafayette do
Blue Prus5ian do
Tall knights honey do
MIA ullP
Tall sugar peas Tea,
pods)
Early mazsgan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpereil do
\ elbow week snaps
Dwarilwhite kidney DO
China dwarf do
Scarlet Towering do
A few bushels potato
eats, two dollars per
bushel.
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AUCTION and Commission
business.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers his services
i as Aucioneer and general Commission
Merchant He will transact business IN the
house lately occupied by Messrs Bradinte q
Tompkins. ROGER q. TOMPkiNo.
March 81. tSo4
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Virginia:
AtrnIes holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
court Of cancrry for the Lynchburg district, the 2sth
day of January, 1870:
SOPHIA Crawford. Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, " ilham Long and Elizabeth his wife,
John ID. Wren, admr. of Nancy NC rede, dec. 1bos.
IIasLins and Matilda Nasi i'll her own right and a,
cNr'. of Ahrer Nash, dec. Pits.
Against
The exors or administrator of James Penn, dee. So
pha Burrus. Samuel Anderson and James Ruckrr eHX.
and ex'r. of Joseph BurruS, dec. Martha Penn and
George Penn adm'x and adm. Of VIM Penn, dec. So
phla Cr;. ard and ELIJAH Fletcher. adm's. and admir-.
OF william S. Crawford. dec. Claiborne ". Gooch,
admir-. With the will annexed OF Philip Gooch, dec.
George Penn, Thomas emu, John W. Holder and Cath
,r,ne hi & WI . and Samuel White. ID IT'S.
/ he defendants sophia Bu us. Samuel Andet son,
James Rucker, homas Penn aud John W. Holder
and Catharinc his wife ha' ng entered their
appearance and gven security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rules of tins court, and II appea ing
by Sasfacior, evidenc That they not inhabitants Of
this country II ordered, that he said PENDANTS do
appear here the list day of he next term and answer
the b of the plaintiffs, thata copy OF tins order be
forthwith inserted in some paper printed IN the
town of Iynehburg, for months suceesSvtlY, and
posted AT the door of the court house the sand
Town. A copy-feSic, .--
10 JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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hooks and Stationary

Y.lHE SUBSCRIBER has received by ihs
Il late arrivals, direcf from Philadelphia
md New York, very large additional sup
My of
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The Subscribers hare just received,

The Subscribers hare just received,
<Ms
n
Gum opium Cloth do
Gum Camphor oliver wire tooth 40
Sulphate qnlnine Camel hair pencils
Rose water Rose tooth powder
Calcin. magnesa lotto rose lip salve
Carb. do Red waters
Mead's enti-dispeptc Black do
or sour stomach pills Dry white lead
5arsaparilla root Red do
China do Chinese yermllllon
Orris do Prussian blue No,
Medicamentum Venetian red
Oil cloves spanish whiting
Glober salts Campeachy logIood
Epson do Ground camwood
Oil wormseed Nicaragua
Super carbonate soda Ground fns'c
Carbonate do Red saunders
Tartaric acid Blue vitrinl
Tartar emetic Lamp black
Pulv. ipecac. Fig blue
Gum assatntida fanatic
Pnlv. ialap lMacaboy snuff
Gum guaiacum Rappee do
Gum kino (bes) lPRlm-soap
Peruvian bark Lavender do
CbamOmile flowers Transparent do
Iva ursi Windsor do
Fish berries CASTLE do
Muir. acid Spermaceta
Macassar oil Gold Leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
Orange peel Gum shellac
Aqua forts Gum COpal
Calomei lSpirts turpentine
Cream tartar' iWedgewood mortars
Oil peppermint Nipple shells
Quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence walls Evans crown lancets
Fancy perfume Walls Common do
Was from to OF. Tooth drawers
Burax refined Fauceps
Rotten stone Tin foil
Starch linCture bottles
Paint brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pill boxes
White wash brushes Bottle and vial corks
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, BlibouS
Reefs, Grass seed &c. ordered for small al
rance on the NeI0 PriceS.-We shall shortly
receive an additional supply of Garden and
Flower seed, fancy flower pots, sc. &C..
WILL. 0WENSt d G. l.. LECKIE,
| Apo hecaries s. Druggists
Dec. %.
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EAoWeY Seed.


'iped China ash hook
Double black do
do Double mkt do
do Double yellow do
do yellow hawk weed
do Double purple jacobee
do Bladder katmia
do Venus lookinggles.
do Blackberry lilly
globe amaran Yellow lupiues
White do
ur do Blue do
ionis Rose DO
aiysum Dutch blue do
ndi or kite Perennial do
,r Jacobs ladder
es bleeding Double lark.spus
otiles Donbie rose do
brown Branching do
berry bells Scarlet litchnis
ush Layetera
impion Lavender
coriopsis Mignonette
urpIe Il white Upright do
mbines mixed Ranuncuns Marygold
N coXcombs French do
;hrysantheniuu Large Double do
,nr do Pot do
colutea Sweet Marlorium
|, balsamines Myrtle seed
antanche Ice Plant
Caudy tuft Sensitive Plant
Imperial pink
ny cucumber Maideus do
der Cernation Pink
S beautifully Pleasant eye do
Dehias China do
Ease Evening Primrose
the East. Marvel Of Peru
Perennial fax Double white poppy
fly Cal nation do
Frntex White egg plant
wall flower Polyaplhus
wall leav' d stock Rockets
Scarlet 9napdragon
brompton do Starry Scabius
do Purple do
! do SIENNA
eek do Saffron
5 do Double tall sun.aowe,
iennial do Sweet sultan
owe Tangier Scorzonera
geranium Strawberry Spinags
do yellow Indian Shot
,ilead Crimson Treioil
! HoneysnckIe Garden Valerian
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