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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
HINTS TO PARENTS.
DIALOGUE ON NEWSP.4PERS

DIALOGUE ON NEWSPAPERS.
a. How does i, happen. neighbor B. that your
children have made so much greater progress in
their learning and knowledge OF the world than
mine?
b. Do you take newspapers, neighbor A
n. No sir, ! do not take them myself. but
now and then borrotc one, Just to read. Pray sir
what have newspapers to do with the education OF
children!
b Why, sir, they have vast deal TO do with
it, assure you should as soon think OF keeping
them from school as to withhold from them the
newspapers Indeed newspaper is little school
OF itself Being new every week. it attracts their
attention, and they are sure TO peruse t.-Thus
while they storing their minds with useful
knowledge, they are. at he same time, acquiring
the art of reading, sc. have often been surprised
that men of understanding should overlook the i'm
portance of newspaper 10 family
A. In truth, neighbor u. ! frequently think
should like to take them; but can't we'll afford the
expense.
B. Can't afford the expense what, let me ask,
is the value OF two or three dollars year, IN com
parlson with the pleasure and advantages TO be de
rived from q we'll conducted newspaper! AS poor
as am. would not, for fifty dollars year, de-
prive myself Of the happiness ! enjoy in reading
and hear my children read and talk about what they
have read in the newspapers. And then the re
| Election that they are growing up intelligent and
useful members OF socicty-On, con mehlioh tue
expense Pay tin advance every year, and you
will think no more Of it.
a. believe you right. now begin TO see
my folly will go home and order the printer to
send me his paper Immediately - Christian adr.
Cross Examination. "A witness lately examin-
ed in one of courts, (1linois) upon trial con
corning horse trade, asked by the counsel fol-
the defendant how the plaintiff generally rode
Witness-He generally rides stradde, sir.
Counsel How does he ride in company
Witness-If he has good horse, he alway:
keeps up.
Counsel-How does he ride when he is alone
Witness Really, sir, cannot say. foi nevel
was ia company with him when he rode by himself
Counsel--You may stand aside, sir.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Y%(fIE Subscriber, Docron MEDICINE and PnAcrIcAl
CHEmIsr, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle.
5fsn hi Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has com
nSneed TO prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Niimihgton, Delaware, in the house opposite M Henry
obesS5 Co's. Lumber fard-where he prepares the fol
loving Medicines. The Sulplate Of Quinc. This med,
contains the active principle Of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is The best medicine yet dis
6oYercd for tie OF Agucs, iemtent aud Intermittent
eyers. also prepares Balsanic Restorative for dis
Eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
Fhthisc; and medicine which will efecualy cure the
sost distressing Headache matter how long IT'S con
7iisnce NAV be. He also the Too,lache III few
Hmn.tes without making Of any Of the corrodng acids
red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf Of
SSheetlead The medicine he makes Of will preserve
the teeth for years tlcprcpares Tooth Powder nat VIII
whten the teeth be they ever 50 black from taking melt
dine or any other Ir F. prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all ntamna,ions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some ni them
crpples for years from it. Names OF signatures 40 not
REQUIRE as it is much the custom with qnackery
From my practice Of medicine and my experience aud
knowledge Of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained = animals vegetables and minerals, ana
can apply them tor the different diseases as the constitutions
of people may them Persons afflicted with Cancers
x If they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold by the name OF S.oaims Pdna
cea which did not hear OF until saw Mr. swams advef
tsement, some few weeks past. then called on some o.
the most physicians in philadelphia and spoke 70
them respecting panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the cure OF certain diseases ~
the gentlemen spoke 70 on the SUBJECT sald cy were
certain that SWAIN not the inventor ct the mel.
cine The that ns cnied the Panacea was one OF the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and = dead near
two hundred wears; and his writings are dthc't TO be had
That Mr. Swain has got par, Of ms "oks, or some
n person gave him receipt from The work, have no doubt
Of. have now prepared chcnca ana fca' ~ ePaa.on
~ he pan ACEA which viii sell dollar per bot
H. nv the 6nlen and dollar and fifty cents single
Nh Dr. r. prepares Wash for the LaIes winch removes
all Spots, Eruptons and ct'er from the iace anu hanas,
and clears and beauties tie skin lie also prepares
alye that will take Corns by ihe roots from the toes
II and not give the least sensation OF nan. !
Ladies or tientemen who arc afflicted with any crease
that s durable if they pleased to call o. me, Shall be
attended to with the stricest punctuaiiy.
sfrT JAS PURCEI.L NJ ID. & T. 9.
Ne WILMINGTON, Dell July 81, 1926. 7O-om
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AICI,ION.

vrypF Subscribers will offer at Public Sale, 10 'e Bnes
bidder on Tuesday the 9Th OF January next ~ 'heI'
ct Ionse in Mddetown Del. all their Stock OF ooous'
s;s,;nr o Clio hs assimeres Casnes, Sanes, NeVe's'
S IN and other Cords Bankets White, red, and yei-
E Ilapncls Bazes red and green, Tartan Plalds omna
80 nombazetts Worsted Hosiery, Cotton do STRIPED
d plain Iinsey Cncassian Plaid Coaks, irish Linens,
nrr awns Waterloo Shaws Angola do Super valencia
a ~ sSwanslrwn Ves,ings Marseiles and SILK do Kesdy
ade vests Guernsey Frocks Nankees, blue and yellow
,a,,c and coored Silks Fancy Silk andkercleis BACK
1,rcsona do Black and Coored Canton Grapes, Italian
III nix Italian Grape Wells, Bobett and Thule Lace
E;g,d and plain Swiss Muslin, Null do Cambria ana iaco
30 ID silk and Cotton Flag dkfs Cotton PLAID % Cot
.on Sbaw,s t,inghans, Calicoes Bedtckns Domesuc
Shts pleached Musins Brown do. Plalds and STRIPES
cttor Rails and Tapes Suspcudes, Gloves Gilt AND other
I,nitons Patent Sewing Thread, Blue, Black and Coiotd
s,nrr six do do Twist arge assortment OF lioah'is,
Cr,hs PING Morocco Shoes and Boots Mems WATERPROOF
~ and Rows coarse and fine Shoes Fur and WOOL iias,
NJ, c,,s Knives Forks ltaznrs, Nails and nthef fiat,
IA large assortment OF China, GLASS Queens aha
or,Tar EaIthenware Brown and loat gar Ieas, Iol-
fee asnice pepper, madden ginger indigo foWoe,' on'
1 opvood French Brandy. Jam Spirits, iio,'ahu n' ns
afSste[ Port and Lisbon Wine, general assortment -
.ws and medicines, medicine bottles, paints iihseeo ol
IVA turpentine, Tonacco, Spanish and American ogbais
nse And Scotch Snuff, Traces Bedcords rlonSnnes,
al saws Ladys Riding sad1lei a iltst ra'e "hes'
and large quant. Of other artclss,
q sale being for the purpose OF closing NE co,c.t.
2snsit;yely take place at 10 O'clock A. NJ on sau a'y
$ontinue from day TO day until the whoe y s0u'
yNHf 4 go SAMUEL & A. II. PENNINGTON.
S0Setown, Dec. IS, 1896
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FOR RENT.

MO IA first rate FARM, containing 214 acres, in
IN Mill Creek flundred-n the tenure OF Allen Chand-
Ter, Jr.
No. "a Small Farm, in said Hundred containing 80
acres, in good repair the tenure of John Wiser.
No. 3-A Farm in Red Lion Hundred, containing 100
acres in good state Of cuvaon-n the tenure of Mr..
MCoy WASHINGTON RICE
Wilmington, Dec. 30 1926. lift
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WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, JANUARY p 1927


,r@AsggA The subscriber wishes to let lease
E3 tA for aerm Of years, the high and healthy farm
GSEfinz whereonh he resides together with the mills
Egaseaa separate. The farm consists Of 500 acres
of land, 40 Of which wood the remainder upland and
meadow under high state Of cultivation. The mills
gris and mill, in good orderthe machinery all new
and of the best kind This farm has been long known to
be of the best and healthy in the State 1t is
situated in good neighbohood, Of mile from New
Ark the Port Deposit road with the Christiana running
through ltaordng full supply Of water for the mills.
For particulars apply to the subscriber the premises,
to ENocn RonERrs, Wilmington JAMES RAY.
New Ark, Dec. A, 1926. 10-tf
N. b. 60 or 70 tons Of best upland timothy and white
clover HAY for sale on the premises. j. Il.
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From The .Npmbern ". G. Sentinel.

From the .Spmbern " G. Sentinel.
have a wife--I would not miss
This harvest OF terrestrial bliss,
For all the bachelor receives,
Who only breathes, but never tires.'
have wife-the man who owns
A kingdom, worth thousand thrones,
A yirtuous woman's heart--must know
The lows from nourishcd truth that flow !!
have wife--I would not part
With that rich Jewel Of my heart.
For every radiant gem that shines
Refueent, in Golconda's mines!
have wife firm, tender, mild.
have her image in her child:
They many an anxious hour begulc,
Shed tear Tor tear, beam smile for smile
have wifc--when care and pain,
Like midnight, DER my bosom reign,
Soft as Aurora's mildest ray,
She lights my darkness into day
have 4 wife--I never felt
Despair her sweetness could not melt
never knew a hope, but she
Could Tilt that hope 10 ecstacy
have a wilc--no sorrows rage
| Ieel. that she cannot sssuagc;
No Joy e'er yet my heart possessed,
To which she gave not greater zest 4.
have a wiIe-Oh! who has not,
MAY sigh in sorrow for his lot
Ior ,,,a man,s truest bliss in life,
When he can say---l have WIFE
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job Printing done at this Office.
From Litteli's Museum.

From Littelts Museum.
ELIJAH.S INTERVIEW WITH GOD.
ON Hor.b's rock the prophet stood;
The Lord before him past.
A hurricane in angry mood
Swept by him strong and last
The forests fell before its force.
The rocks were shlyer'd in its course;
God was not i. the blast.
Twas bu, the whirlwind OF his breath
Announcing danger, wreck, and death.
1t ceased The air grew mIte-a cloud
Came mufIiing up the sun;
When through the mountains deep and loud
An earthquake thunder'd on.
The frgh,ed eagle sprang in air,
The wolf ran bowling from his lair;
God was not in the stun.
Twas but the rolling Of His car,
The ;rampling Of his steeds from far.
Twas still again, and Nature stood
And calm'd her rulled frame;
When swi!, from Heaven fiery flood
To earth devoulibg came.
Down to his depths the ocean fed.
The sickenng sun look'd wan and dead;
Yet God 6i!'d not The flame.
Twas but The terrors Of His eye
That lighten'd through The troubled sky.
Al last voice all still and small
Rose sweetly on the ear,
Yet rose SO clear aud shrill that all
In heaven and earth might hear.
Ii spoke Of peace, il spoke of love,
II spoke as angels speak above,
And God himself was here.
For, OH il was Fathers voice,
That babe his trembling world rejoice.
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TO BE RENTED.

- A House and small Farm IN the village OF
1RRfff1 Newark lately occupied by the Rev SAMuE'
H1Inl Br1l possession Of which viii be gwen on the
AEl 25th day Of March mex.
The Farm contains about forty acres Of arahe land aud
meadow, in good order, and coNenchtly divided. lhe
improvements good BRICK d"eihng nosc a,a ~,
~ vim brick barn. carriage house and other Out build
sags. c;,, ,,ho
;rh he desiru Of removing to Newark, 10 educate ch-
Iv 1,,ere are two excellent that village
fbe Newark Academy which is under The direction OF 'he
nav A. K RUSSELL, aided by two assistants, ~ which boys
"a taught the Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics
Sc and school for young Ladies under the direction q
,hr rev SAMUEL BELL, in which taught the useiui ana
q Ornamental branches Of Female Education.
e - ~. in.;t ti II Newcastle ! X BLACK
- tne 60 ,aoc " X-ouf
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hnber SIC.
MOTIONS OF THE WATcHMAN

aterms are, TO those who pay, during the month Of
or July, six months in advance-Fom DoHdrs a
81 rom those who do not pay above, Fire Doilars
Xdemanded. Ii sub ,crber wishes to decline, he
btify the editors of his intention before the first OF
III December, and pay all arrcaragcs. Without a
tjance with these conditions, no paper will DC dlscon-
except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
kertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
An three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
MI for every subsequent insertion longer pro-
$& Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
i6ng their advertisements to be Inserted or they
6A Continued till forbid. Letters the Editors TO IN
Mention must be post paid.
AdDertta,ng bytheyear.
/; 9abscribers. To Non-Subscrihers.
xeRr SI5 90 | year Sl8, 90
i Sn&nths 8, 90 months g. 80
fX68 A. SO do 5, 90
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NOTICE.

HUyIE subscriber having purchased all the right title and
i interest of +. lNsKp, to and in the Shoemaking es-
tabishmen in Newcastle takes this method inform those
indebted to the establishment that he is fully authorised
to settle the accounts, and requests their immediate aten-
ton.
The SiIoEMAKING business will in future
hcu2 be conducted by the subscriber, who respect
SsaeN1 fully slicits share of The public patronage.
JOHN BRADFORD
Newcastle Dec. %, 1896 15-4tp
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The philosophy, If there really be airy such, which
teaches an utter contempt Of the opinion OF man
kind, is favorable to beneficial quality, snd con
duces chiefly to the increase OF that silly pride from
which it derives its origin.
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aud camp meetings and barbecues are
getting common
Septemjcr-Now favurs and elections
are coming on, aud doctors aud printers
have their 'hands'fnll. Bibles and COT
ton fields are neglected this month
oet0ber--Now governors and mint
slmes me made, aud votes aud cotton
bagging bought up. Cash and con
science grow scarce about this time
A0pemb0e-Om Legislature gets to-
gelhor and many married people get
Ip1lt IN this month Tie treasury will
exhibit symptoms Of consumption, and
pnrnlent speeches ne expectoralcd from
the hfonchil o'the slate house.
Dteembcr--Now ED hrchclors aud
watefmollonS become mtashionabie--
girls and sweet meats look delicious
Fhere vii be wedding aud icieles in
tbs month--also balls and snow storms.
0Nop wis ,nan will pay his debts III
he Is sble,) and make hiinsols merry IT
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RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
~, reduced prices.
For EILL $50.

yMecKEE, ROBINSON e. co. feel plea
" sure in announcing 10 their friends and
tie public, The arrival of upwards Of 80 PACK
ages of Fail Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionable Novelties of tho season. In addition
Il neat assortment of China and Glass Ware
london cloths and cassimeres of superior
quality and at very low prices
Cassinetls for servants wear at half their fer
mer prices
Ca,hlei and Plaid Coahs of unusually fnll
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, comfortable winter
article.
Black Satin striped eros dc Naples, new
and beautiful article for Indies dresses.
Blk. and cord. fg'd Silks, rich and desirable
shades
Merino sbewls and scarIs 81 yds. long with
rich end figures
Snlendid CAME Barge and GILLIAN Silks 81
every shade aud price
Bobbnett Vols of the finest work and finish
Indescribable CaIicocs' complete assoft-
meni Of the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvei and shaded OF
superior style
with great variety Of other new Goods,
which with others daily looked for, enables
them 10 hold out great inducements 10 their
town and country customers. ~ -
NJ Country merchants are respectfully in
,ited 10 call and view their assortment.
No. p. -
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Nv o.
WY -

w FNIFW e subscriber begs leave 10
~iI'inform the public that he Is appointed
agentQor this part of the country by the
publisher, for the following valuable Perlo
dical Works, viz:
North American Review, published in Bos
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
medico-C hirurgical Review, published in
New York, aud Edited by James Johnson,
NJ. D.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by N. Chapman, M d., p. Dewes, NJ. d.
and John Goldman, NJ. d. sc. &c.
will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation and praise from fhc
very best Judges IN the United States, being
edited by the most eminent literary men II
The world, and the Typographical part exc
cuted equal TO any whatever.
The subscription price for each of the g.
boYe works is IS per anuam. | will furnish
either of them to subscribers delivered in this
place free OF all other expenses which will
save TO those who take them from me about
two dollars a year ON each work hope
gentlemen viii do me the favor of calling and
subscribing tor one or all OF the above valua.
ble works. ADRIAN II. NORTH
Dec. Is.
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DIR. DRTSDEN'S celebrated Rheumatic
Pointers Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as we'll asin
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic GOut.
n Jndlcious practitioner III London speaking
~ Of these powders, expresses hnnsefhh8.-
" have (says he) employed all my skin and tai
ents to find out an useful PREPARATION for tie re-
lief aud cure of Rheumatism, and most S0lemaig
affirm, that | have never found any thing 30 good,
so sate, and SO eficnciOuS as DIR. Drisdun's Rheu
matte Powders. You may depend upon it says
hc) for have often experienced II, that ill.,
possess every virtue that can Justly be asoribed
10 any medicine for that tormcntinr disease.
Here then (sJys he, again) you have medicine
of superlatye efficacy aud OF nitric sic value
mild i'll lis operation and certain IN it, effects and
which may be gwen with success m a variety OF
clnonie diseases, bat especially in obstinate
rheumatism. IL may be given to The youngest
children, aud to women in the most dfbCdts sltli-
atoms. In pains Of the face, &c. powder taken
az bed iiluc viii give relief.
DR. lEssISGs of Edlt5ufgh, speaking ofthese
powders, says, ] have used them IN my practice,
vel as in the hospitals, and find them 70 bG a
most valuable remedy in cases of Rheumatism
and well calculated TO do much good, and there
fore recommend them 10 general use being con.
hdent IN my own opinion, as well as that of 9th
ers, that no one will be disappointed who may
nave occasion to use them.
DR.. Clark olaNew Rort, in a letter TO the a
gcntdf Tire proprietor, concludes by saying. The
poorol class OF people viii hrd in these powders
valuable aud cheap medicine, for have gen-
orally found from one to two bo4cs have produ
ced a curc. and in some cases hntfa box has had
tue wished for effect, and in one instance gen
ttman vino came qpder my care, tailoring under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with all
the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
continuing theuse of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, Of an opin-
ion, that tins medicine will prove a valuable rem
edy in complaints of'he chest, as well as RteU-
maiisfl Prepared and sold by
Nj. s. DRESDEN. Nj. ID.
No. 10. ST. Plnls, London.
Who has appointed DR.. ROBERT HARRIS,
JR of Phladeiphia the only agent mjhe United
States. to vend the Rheumatic POWdcrS with
fall powder to appoint other agents where b
may think proper.
u THE subs criber IS appointed Agent and
has for sale few dozen boxes OF DR.. DriSdfn'S
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains Q doses.
Price 81 - Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
JUL 81 t2iA92
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=
CndL Medicine nav offered TO the public.
- Is one which has been fully subircie
to the infallible test Of experience and5n e.
very instance where il has been fairly tried.
IT has been dttended with The most complete
success. In some Of the eases, the patients
had been laboriug under the disease Tor venrs.
and dnring that period had received The best
medical advice, aud Ind even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. It's not dixie those usually ad-
veriised,) offered as a certain cure for n long
catalogue OF diseases, hut those afflicted with
this compliant, for which alone it is recon.
mended, may rely8Ylth confidence upon OBJ
tanning relief, evea in its worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
Judges OF the Importance Of such remedy -
frea so, cents pei box, with directions sign
ed blythe proprietor
The subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov. o.
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NfEW B)OKS.--The subscriber has the
IL pleasure of again informing the public
thai he has iust received direct from Phlladel
phia, ver la.ge additional supply of
Books Il. Stationary, o..
Which renders his collection very complete,
gJl ofwhicI he is determined TO sell very low
for cash Those wishing to buy arc partcu-
hrly invited TO call aud examine my COLES
ton before they purchase. In the late ar
rivals wee the following New Works, viz -
Tales round a Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
Anna Mana Porter: being the best produc-
hon rom heir pen for many wears. The Ad-
ventures If Don Juan de Ulloa, Illustrated
@Gh "a ile Engravings this work contains
l1e most Surprising adventures that was ever
known. "he Franklin Amanack, Tor 1927
superior t. any other in the world. Atlantic
Souvenir, " a Christmas and New Years pre-
sent, for S27; this is decidedly nne Of the
m'Sl superior productions ever issued from
snY pfe,sin the u States, aud equal IF not
,lperor) 20 any in the world This Wonders
hly executed work was published by II. {.
'Sley NJ. Lea, Philadelphia; md they rich
deserve the patronage of a liberal public.
u addition to this very superior production,
l'fY publish tie most useful productions
published N the U.eStates, aud generally bet
lf executed. ABKAAl r. NORTH.
Noy. l6
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fKisTEp AID PUBLISHED NY "a
IN FLETCHER < RICH. II. TOLER
Publishers of The Lalos Of The Uaion,

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I'D % ei5ss,,., anil al affsarages are paid.
en-. l4t.enirnts will be in.crted at 30 cents per
~ % los, the first time, md 81 IL cent for each
d..a,nee Those from distance must be paid for
sea'D ~ ,hcr insertion, or The payaent assumed by
plfh's ss,sitle person in I.vnchtUrE
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se All tiers alfesfea 10 ths Editors must be post
- ,hey " IN net o. attended TO.
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I'M RATS On Boston rroyiIenco New-Yoll
~ Philadelphia Baltimore Washington City.
and Richmond, Va, for sale II sums to suit ppt-
chasers at small premium at the Lottery and
Exchange Oaire nfsS x NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Lynchburg. N4.,ro al Kinds of uhcarrenr money
is taken at the 10" est rates Of discount
Jhy 10. Is
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LW A,iilFALS.i-HAHID & ROBEEY
hlLE arc now opel,ing an a,lditlons.
supply (feceiyed last evening" of scasonahIs
Dry Goods, consisting in part OF stpe,fuo Cioihs
aud Cassimcres splendid new style Colicoes
Combrics Dimities, &c 81.
March .