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and mcrcbandizc ofcvcry kind.
Orders for Balances OF any szc or Scale Beams. Of
'or any part ofh9 aprarp,Gs will meet with pr~rnrt
i'I '''"n' WIN J. CLARKE.
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HAVE received by the last packet large cup
Ladies' lasting doubled vamped spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
Do do American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for sum-
mer walking shoes
Gentemcn's superior boots square and round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps do do do
Do do calf skin do do do do
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses coloured and black lasting and morocco slim
pers, the greatest variety ever in this city
Boys calf skin bootees and shoes, double lined
Do light Gulf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Children's leather shoes and bootees
Do lasting and morocco bootees and shoes, Of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article Of boots, bootees
and shoes that be made, and all of them of their
own manufacture.
A large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day & Martins backing, and large supply Of
paste backing
Goulds real japan sponge blacking, ut s5 cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch plyans
Silk and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply of gents cheap nailed and peg.
ged boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor
ner OF Main and l4th streets.
mar 25
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Patent Balances.

TNIIE Subscriber, Agent
II for the Manufacturer
IN Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, Of various sizes; and
viii furnish TO order, Money
end Apothecarics' Scales d.
Weights, Of all sizes; Plat
lorIn balances and common
beams. for vyoioh;p,, b,v
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1t at Tree Hill, Richmond His season will Commence
the hs OF February, and terminate the first of July next He
will be LEI TO at fifty dollars season. which NAV be
discharged by the payment of forty dollars within the
Mares can be insured at seventy dollars payable when the
mare shall prove be i'll ioa Oe dollar to the groom In
every e "
The Tree Hill estate has been leased well enclosed bv
the subscribers who viii furnish good pasturage mares
gratis and stable them in all bad weather They we'll
fed, If required, at IS per day
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the accom-
mediation of mares aud Of the subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order they NAV be well
treated and returned to their good order The under
signed cannot be responsible for accidents escapes but will
use every exeron to prevent both Monsieur Tonson is
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches high with black lecs
and tail He is finely poporoned exhibiting great pow
or and beauty throughout his fonn His blood appearance and
performance cannot be surpassed by horse the CONT
nent For Pedigree &c. see horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ieb3-tfc ABNER ROBINSON.
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NOTICE.

a IL. persons having claims against the estate of
Marcellus Smith deceased, either as partner Of
the late frln Of Pleasants & Smith, individually
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott,
at the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS, } Admrs of
mar % JNO. MORRIS NJ s. doc
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COTTON YARN.

WORKMAN g. McGRUDER.
Richmond April ll--2aw4t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~. Z. MAR TIN &. co.

~ AViNG lately received additional
IL supplies of BOOTS and SHOES
comprising complete assortment of about
2O9O pair OF Gentlemens and Ladies fas h.
ionable shoes, which enables us TO sell them
much lower than ever was offered i'm this
place before.
NE UILL SELL
Heel Lasting, and Prunela Shoes, LIST
quality, 81 3Sto so
Spring heel Lasting, do list quality,
% to so
DO 90 do do I'd quality,
ID to 80
Ladies' Morocco, Seal, and PrunelI
Boots, LIST quality, | rs to2 25
do Seal and walking Morocco shoes
LIST quality, l % to l so
Do Seal and Morocco pumps LIST quail,
Misses E' Seal, Morocco, and ID 70 Pran ell
Shoes, rs to | 90
DO do and do % to %
Gents Boots, best calf skin so
DO do do do I'd quality,
$50
Do do do Shoes LIST quality,
200 to- so
10 do do I'd quality,
l3 to so
Pumps pest call SKIN, % to 2 90
Peg, bound and sewed Brogans,
] 90 to so
DO do do do
"A large supply of Servants Shoes,
rs to IS.
The public are solicited to call and ex-
anime before they buy, as they may have
regretted not doing so.
NORBORNE II. MARTIN g. CO.
Main Street, Charlottesville.
Iillv l1-,DN &c
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FOR SALE,
LAND IN ALBEM ARLE.
NJ EAR FOUR HUNDRED ACRES

n EAR FOUR HUNDRED ACRESi
" OF LAND, including the Tavern
and other buildings at Everettesville. -
This Land embraces the point where the
two post roads unite, and where the two
lines of stages pass every other day, from
the City of Washington and Richmond
leading to Staunton. The place contains
Post Office and other houses useful to
Mechanics; is seven miles distant from
Charlottesville and is situated in heal
thy and wealthy neighborhood. Twill
make the terms moderate, and the pay.
ments from one to four years to the pur-
chaser, and invite tothis place, the atten-
ton of those who would occupy a good
stand for business, almost Of any sort
Ifnot sold before the list. Of August, l
will rentor lease it.
G.. EVERETT.
June Geo Tiff
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betwixt me and her, as there hath betwixt
me and my first wife
Then, it am the cause Of it, let these
and all the plaques imaginable fall on my
head, and all the plaques God eau intlict.
Or. if there should arise any quarrel, and
she the only cause, yet when [ remember
hereof. or see these VOWS, most heartily
pass by, forgive, and endeavour to pacify,
and use all the art imaginable to please
her; or if she would impose more, if it
were possible, would most willingly do
1t, or else may all these plaques, if they
were create curses or impreca,ions, I
heartily pray they may be poured on me.
as ram falls upon the thirsty grounds, and
upon my posleyity forever. And this
doe heartily and voluntarily, aud with Sc
r'ous consideration and generalization,
having taken long time to consider this {;
and now most readily signe it with my
own hand, and seal, with my own seal
EDW. BROUGHTON.
April II, 1860.
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THOMAS T. BAILEY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE

EHAS received and offers for sale a
- FRESH supply of the following lone
| celebrated medicines:
0FoNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
Tried and highly approved yaluaJs
Medicines.
LEES unparalleled Antibill;ous Pill.
price 20 and so cents per box-famons
Tor the cure of bilious and other destruc-
1--WE levers, obstinate distractions of the
stomach and bowels. giddiness costive
ness sickness at the stomach, removing
cold, &c.
None are genuine, without the sigma
ture of Noah RidgeIy. I
TWENTY YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty wears been
most successful medicine for colds
coughs, splitting Of blood, asthma. indica.
tive consumptoEs, and other complaints
OF the lungs and breast, as many of our
citizens have certified.
LEES WORM LozENGEs, a certain and
powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
of worms.
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH, warranted to cure from one applica.
ION, and free from mercury or any PERM.
cious ingredients.
LEES GENUINE Persian LoTIoN. rem.
ders the skin delicateIy soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES Essence and ExrRAcT of Mus.
TARD, an infallible remedy for sprains.
bruises, rheumatism, numbness, &c.
LEES NERVOUS CORDIAL. or GpANn
RESTORATIVE, most valuable. medicine
tor great and general debility, nervous dis.
orders, loss of appetite, &c.
LEES AGUE and FEVER DRoPs war.
ranled to cure iftaken according to direc.
tions.
LEES INDIAN VEGErARtE SpEc,r1c q
certain and effectual cure for yenereal and
gonorrhea.
LEES TooTH Ache DRops, which give
immediate relief.
EEB's BYE WATER, certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANoDYNE ELIXIR, for the cure Of
headaches.
LEES CoRN PLASTER, for removing
corBs.
Please TO take notice, none are genuine
without the propriesor's signature.
NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Michael Lee and Son
W Hundreds Of cases Of cures per.
iormed by the above truly valuable medi.
cines could be given, did the limits of a
newspaper admit Of it.
June 20. 30 ffto.
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NALU ABLE LAND
FOR SALE

II he undersigned wishing TO dispose OF
Il his Plantation or Hardware River in
the County OF Abemare, about six miles
from the Town of Scottsville on James
River; will offer it for sale, on Thursday
the 18th day OF August next on the premis-
es. This Tract contains about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
ofwhich one fourth part is Low Grornd
and much OF the first quality. The i'm.
provements on the plantation consist of a
comfortable Dwelling House, Barn. wheat
machine, &c. The Land may be divided
into two Farms, lying on each side of the
River, and will be sold in that wav If do
sired. 1t will be shewn at any time pre-
yious to the day of sale by my manager Mr.
Pace, living on it or by myself Possess-
ion will be given at Christmas, with the
privilege of seeding Crop of small grain
at the usual time. Terms will be mado
known on the day Of sale.
SAML. DYER, Sen,r
July 800 tide
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NOTICE..

N pursuance of Decree of the Coun-
n ty Court of Albemarle, pronounced
the first day of June, 1929, in suit there
in depending between Jeremiah A. Good
man and wife plaintiffs, and Jesse Lewis
and others defendants, shall on Monday
the 10Th OF August next proceed to sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, the
TRACT OF LAND
of which the late MenoalI Clarkson died
se'zed and Possessed-lying and being in
the County of AIbemarle, and upon which
Capt. Thomas Amonett and Mrs. Frances
Darnell now reside containing between
THREE 81 FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES.
The payments will be as follows viz -
One-third of the purchase money PAYABLE
on the LIST day of JAN 1880; one-third
the LIST day of Jan. 1881; anC one.third
the LIST day of Jan. 1892. Bonds with
approved security, with Deed of Trus,
upon the land wiIl be required of the pur-
chaser. The sale will take place at the
house Of Capt. Thomas Amone,t, upon the
premises. JOHN r.. JONES
July IL, 30 4t Commissioner
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LA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.


HfOR CoUGHs, CoNsUMPTIoss, CoLps, liz.
ID FLUENzA, WuoorIse CoUGHs, SPAsMoD.
nc ASTHMA, PY1N IN TIE SIDE, DIFFICULTY
OF BREATHISc AND WANT orSLEEP.
CERTIFICATES.
We, the subscribers, have sold La Motifs
Cough Drops, as agents for the Messrs. Cros
byS. The Medicine hasobtained the approl,a.
ton of the public, by effecting many cures of
the diseases for which it is recommended
We have therefore no hesitation in recon-.
mending LA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS as
an excellent medicine.
G. Dawson, druggist, and u. s. Surgeon at
Fort Fayette, Pittsburg, Pa; J. Hamm, NJ. d..
and e. ID: Downer druggists, GAINESVILLE VIM.
Mount, NJ. d. Dayton Nj. Wolf & Co. Apo.
thecary's Hall, Goodwin &, Ashton, and Fair.
childs ~ Go, druggists, Cincinnati S. Sharp.
less, merchant, st. Clairsville; b. Brubacher q
20. merchants, Springfield l. p. Frazier, mer.
chant Ienla VIM. Lowry, Lebanon, 20 ) DR.,
E ferris, Lawrenceburgh; DIR. III Watts,
Madison, Qnd0 Tn. Wells, Druggist, Nash.
vile Thomas Davis, Shelbyvillo and DR..
George MDaniel Ciarkesvile, Tenn; y Byers
q Butler, druggists, Louisville +. Fioyd
druggist, Frankfort DIR. NJ. O. Ashby; Rich
mond Crutchfield 81 Russell, druggists, Dan
VILE; NJ llvaine 81 Allen, merchants, Shelby
vile Z. IL. Price, merchant, Georgetown Il.
o. II. Bsents, merchants, Paris; Alexander &,
stockton, merchants Flemfngsburgh; T. b.
nn'"VOo, Ureensourgnj ~. tTabue, druggist,
Russelfville and X. NJ. Kercheval, druggists,
Bardstown, (Kentucky)
Certificates Of important cures UM accom-.
pony each Bottle, Nth particular directions for
using. w.
~ Sold wholesale by o g. s. Crosby,
Columbus Ohio, and by l. Thompson, Smith
and PeaTsall, Fullerton g. Sexton, Butler &,
Jenkins, druggists, Philadelphia, and by St.
Sweetser, George and James Bailey, George
r. and J. s. Koerl, baltimore Zach bottle
contains 45 doses--pFice 81. For sale by
VIM IL DAVIS.
Charlottesville, July 5, 1829.-Iy1f
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FREDERICKSBURG BOOK sToR E
VX7-ILLIAM GRAY. Post Master

W1LLIAM F. GRAY, Post Master,
w fredericksburg, Va. keeps con-
stantiy on hand, for sale, an extensive as
sortmento BOOKS and STA TON.
ARY embracing all the School Books in
use, IN the Virginia Schools-all the new
publications of merit, aud many Of the
standard works in History, Law, Medi.
cine, Divinity and General Literature ;
Blank Books Of every description; Wri-
ting and Letter paper of various qualities /;
GLOBES, Mathematical Instruments; Forte
Pianos, Flutes, Clarionets, &c, instruc
ton Books for ditto, and a variety of new
fashionable Music, &c. &c, all of which
he will sell at the lowest Cash prices.
w. F. G. is also agent for the sale IF
the North american Rcciew, So per. an.
American Quarterly Review S5-Edin.
bureh Review S5-QuarterIy Review. S.
Westminster Review, Sc American
Journal of the Medical Sciences, So
Johnson's Medicochirurgical Review. SIS.
&c. &c.
Persons wishing to receive either of the
above named periodicals, will please remit
the price Of years subscription by mail.
addressed to "WM. +. GRAY, Post Mas.
ter, Fredericksburg, Va" and the work
shall be sent by mail or otherwise, as
may be directed, to any part Of the coun-
try.
Just received, the following popular
new works:
Walter SCOTS last work-Anne of Gel
ertstein, or the Maiden of the Mist. 2
vols. price 81 SO. Tales of the Good
woman, by ]. X. Paulding, vol. price,
| 25.-Traves in the North of Germany.
in the years 1925 and 1926, by Henrv i.
Dwight, vol. vo. 9 25.-The Life and
Voyages of Christopher Columbus, by
Washington Irving, abridged the same.
vol. 81 25. The Conquest of Grenada,
by the same author, 9 vols. Memoir of
the Revd. Leigh Richmond, vol. 81.
Remains Of the Revd. G. Wolfe. Ivol. 81.
Carriers Letters Gom Europe second edi-
ton 2vols. Hcber's Travels in India,
second edition, 2 vols. Pollock's Course
of Time in various bindings. Montgo-
mery's Omuipresence of the Deity, &c.
&c. &c.
~" Orders for any Of tile above works
or for any others, are respectfully solicited
Fredericksburg, Va. July 3, 1929.
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CURIOUS MATRIMoNIAB CONDITION
The obligation of Sir Edward Broughton,
under his own hand, with the conditions
to his lady, before they we're married
dearly purchased,) dated April IL, 1860
|, Edward Broughton. doe, here. in the
presence of the great God of Heaven and
Earth, who kEoweth, the secrets OF all
hearts, and the sincerity Of mine at this
time; doe, upon generalization, and not
rashly, implore ye, God OF Spirits, to pour
down his vengeance ON me and my poster
ity forever, not in ordinary manner, but
III the highest nature, giving the devil
power over our souls and bodies; and that
we may consume upon the earth, rot away
alive, and that my name may stink upon
the earth, and modest tho nostrils of all
men, and that / may never walk upon the
earth but with hdeous shapes about me,
and terrified conscience; and that NAV
not dye, but, as Cain, have mark set up
on me, that men may sbun me; and that
may outIive all my posterity, and that
they may all be extinct and damned and
that the devil may have a good titIet to ne
and take possession Of me here on cath
and carry me away alive and that may
never appear before God, but TO receive
the dreadful sentence, Depart from me,
ye cursed, into everlasting FIRE, to be tor
monted by the devil and his angels
TIE CONDITION. If / do not utterly
forbear all rash swearing, and all manner
OF drinking, and all manner Of debeuchery
whatsoever; or If everl am guilty of find
ing fault with any thing my intended wife
shall do or say; or if ever undertake any
business, or any how greet,a concern what
ever, or shall, without the knowledge, as
sent, consent, advice, Of Mary Wilkes, my
intended wife, and is to be Mary Brongh-
ton, when this shall take effect. Or, ii she
shall mike any request unto me, in her
life time it shall be Of force never to be vi
oIated by me, although survive her, con.
corning body or soul. life or fortune, chill
Grea or friends, how unreasonable soever.
Or, if there should happen any difference
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FRESH SUPPLY OF oRooEsrrs

lust received and offers for sale the
- following articles:--
Brown Sugar. bes, quality.
Coffee, superior quality.
Imperial Tea, No. l..
Chocolate, MOL,
Summer Tallow Candles.
Muscatel Raisins.
Rice. Turpentne Soap.
Foolscap Writing Paper.
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger.
Coperas, Almonds.
Crackers, by the kcg, segars.
French Brandy, Holland Gin.
Rum, Whiskey by the barrel or gallon.
Cherry Bounce.
Herrings, Shad, and Mackerel.
Salt. by the sack or bushel.
A quantity OF Coarse Shoes, Flour, Ba-
con, Crockery, Tin and Stone Ware,
Plough lines, Hats &c. With many other
articles, not necessary to mention; all low
Tor Cash by III. NJ. WOLFE.
Random Row, Charlottesville.
July 1919 If
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n HOUSE and LOT,

n HOUSE and LOT,
In the town of Charlottesville on the Main
St. leading from Charlottesville to the Us
University; and at present occupied by Mr.
Joseph Bishop, as Grocery. Terms will
be made known on application to George
w. Wolfe, residing on the land, or, to
Henry III. Wolfe, Charlottesville.
HENRY M. WOLFE.
GEORGE w. WOLFE.
July 1873 If
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MOUNT CRAWFORD
MEDICA TED STEAM, or
FAPOUR BATHS

FNHE subscriber has the honour ofin.
n; forming his patrons and friends, rs
wen as the public generally, that his med
lcated SIEAM or VAPOUR BATHS
those great auxiliaries in the cure of mos,
chronic diseases,) are ready for their re-
c'P'ion, and that no exertions shall be
srared to render them creditable to him.
sell, and useful to those who NAV be in
clIned to give them fair trial He has
IN order to give his Baths their due effect
provided himself with considerable stock
OF EXCELLENT MEDICINES, to which has
been latterly added a great part of the late
DR. Plans Medical Store. compIisine- N.
gether all that is necessary and nse full to
encounter and,subdue (under Providencs\
the variety OF diseases to which the human
family appears heir to.
For the information of ValitudnariaDs
at distance, he thinks it necessary to
state, that the village of Mount Crawford
is situated on an eminence, watered by the
North River, ia tributary stream of Shen-
andoah,) IN healthy, plentiful, and hand
some Part OF Rockingham county distant
miles from Harrisonbuig, and IL from
Staunton; containing one place of Public
worship, Post Office, Merchant Mill, 3
Stores, and 2 Taverns, at which, boarding
and other accommodations may be had as
good, and on as moderate terms, as can be
expected in the Valley. A pamphlet COLI
tanning particulars as toMcdicoted VoDour
Baths, will issue from the press as soon as
possible WILLIAM FREY
Mount Crawford, Rockingham county,
July 10, 1929 3m
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1906 Prizcs-5734 Blanks.

3266 Prizes-5734 Blanks, s27 900
MODE OF DRAwISo.-To be drawn on the
A, ID, g, plan. The 5000 Prizes Of 81 to be a.
wnrded to the first, second, or third Division.
70 De determined BY that which may draw the
CaPltai frize OF 900, so that the holder three
one Prize and may draw four.
All the prizes above the denomination of 81
IN one wheel, and all the Numbers in anoth-
er Mt once-the whole to be drawn in a few
hours.
tickets S4. HALVES $2. QUARTERS 81
For sale in great variety of numbers NJ
May 80. IAN
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THE NEXT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
M q r.. ISOo

Arranged on the odd and Euen 4Sys-
.em' which is continued in consequence of
IT.. Its established and unrivalled popularity
lhe drawing viii take place in the city of
Baltimore. under the superintendent Of
the commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernor and Courci.
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6O No. I.otterv-9 drawn Ballots.
SCHEME:

WC. &C. &C.
Price of Tickets:
Whole 5--Half 80 50-Quarter / o.
GF Orders for tickets or shares in ,be
above Lottery, forwarded by mail, (pos,
paid,) or by private hand, will meet with
the most prompt attention if addressed tn
YATES & M'INTxRE
Washington CITY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FNHE subscribers are DESTROYS of selling
Il TRACT OF LAND containing
about
ONE HUNDRED and FORTY acres,
lying in the County of Albemarle, on the
Main road, leading from Charlottesville to
Browns and Turks Gap, about twelve
miles from the former place.-It joins the
lands of Edmund Brown and others;
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$4,000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL DQIVE

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
For Internal improvement, Literature and
Charities in the city of Washington, and
the states of South Carolina and Louis
lana.
SIXTEENTH CLASS.
w be drawn in the city of Washing
Il ton, on Saturday, the 29th of A1.
gust, 1920.
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REMOVAL.

~ VIE subscriber most respectfully in.
n forms his friends at the University
and the public in general, that he has re-.
moved his shop from the above place 10 his
Lot next TO Mr., NJ. w. ID. Jones's RooI
store, where no still intends carrying on
his business in all its various branches.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
GLAZING, CAR WING, GLIDING
and PCT URE FRAME MAKING ;
and hopes by assiduity and moderate char.
ges to obtain their patronage and support.
which 1t will be his constant study to mer.
1t. JOHN VOWLES,
July 81, I'd 81 Broad WAY.
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NEW GROCERIES.

THE sSUBSCRIBER
III AS just received the following ar,i-
- cles OF the best quality, which ne
will sell low for CASH or exchange for
GRAIN, viz -
BROWN STGA V, COFFEE.
MOLASSES. Superior.
SALT, SfAD, HEARINGS.
MACKAREL, and LARD,
NAILS of ali sizes.
BRANDY, BOUNCE,
WiISKEY by the barrel or
gallon.
CORN, CORN MEAL,
FAMILY Flour.
OF all of which, al constant supply will be
kept OH hand.
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A general assortment of
,. LEATHER. SHOES 60
with many other articles too numerous TO
insert lie would recommend to the peo-
pie to call and examine for themselves. as
he is in hopes to be able to give sa,isfac.
ton as respects both quality and PRICE
he would solicit share of public patron.
age. JOHN POIJOCK
June 20-'29 &C
N. b. All persons indebted to me will
please come forward and pay or settle
their accounts, as no further indulgence
can be given. Up
- wish to purchase 40 or so barrels
of Corn, Immediately.