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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

0NfoliCE.-i shail, at my hnsse, on the
IN Oath December mex, offer for hue for ,h.
ne,t year, the Negroes belonging to the Estate
IA. Rucker, deed. Hoping those persons
VII hired i4r the present year will de y,t the
Negroes hlred by then, on that day, clothed as
iequired by the terms. | shall eIpec, To receive
the hire money with the Neg, oes AT which time
The terms will be seen for the neat year,
JESSE RCHESON, Admir-.
DC boois non
Dec. 2 WV
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Arrival of W inter Goods.

SWcc Tier decline IN prices.
VH NEE, ROBINSON & Co take pleasure
4Vn IA announcing 10 their friends thai th.,,
ar now opening their winter assortment and
WI continue to receive by every packe, from
~ ne" iofk' every variety Of staple and fancy
no'ns' adapted 10 this market and as usual, at
very low prices. They have been holding back
IN saying their wishes have been secomnl;,ha,,.
Oct. % l''i'"'"
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aN,fR EOLLEHtiNE otHUGb5. sir,
III pi sh.g lAke aotte, TIA, 90 the 2lst, I'D
aud I'D day. 81 January 1891, nj the iesidsnce
81 Nh bpotge Bnoket 81 tie county oil Buck
,nghau. between the rising and setting OF the
sun oil those days shall proceed 10 'hke The
dispositions oi John Couch aud others, 10 be
rend as ftilrnce IA my suit ag inst you, no"
depending aud Undetermined ~ the County
Csurl oi Buckingham, On the Chancer, SIDE Of
said oontt. u, winch time aud place you may
attend, II you tn'nk proper.
Benz. A. PHILLIPS, For
Wan lsbtll
Dec. ~
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New l,onaon Academy.

FEYHE n.st.rssion TIE NEW LONDON
Il ACADEMY vii commeBcs IN Meaday,
tie Bird OF Jsnus,y. ard end tue last "l mas
falIawing. Th,s Inttitstian, si'ust q u heh'.
y and agreeable neis hboThooif imhtfaiAely
- the turnpike road. running sf9ni Ls"ea'"'g
~ Liberty, and ~ IN &C. i'e "i Rleaata"i Govt
,r. eom5ires. il j. thnagbt, as many Local al
vantage, q, any school ~ the State. he
r.ur,e az stadie. patsued here viii De sast NJ.
.,,b., 10 ,repare the students tor an advantage
ms tu,tance into any Of our hiRhrf slt~ges
or 10 qualify the,a IN ese'y respect, n far 10
.ttikcial ,neHns ran, for thr common Affairs ol
life. will include Tie Greek Lam. frcnch,
aud English languages. Nstaral aud M"fal
Philosophy, Rhetoric. Chemis ~, History, Or.
oeranhy, with the Maps aud Globss aud 20
bra-together with all the minor branches :"
sually taught in English schools. During 10"
whole classical course the students attention
will be particularly directed 90 The lleaihe"
MYTHOLOGY, to the historical tvents mentioned
in the authors he rsadi and the itopef quantity
and accent Of Lain and Greek woids OR
discipline will he steady, uniform aud phnciuHl
aud every student ~ill be required IN eoa'o'm
strictly 90 ell the established Iuies aud regui"-
tons Atihe epd Of thu Session III rs vii be an
examination of three days bcforo the Board Of
Trustees and competent judges, IN order that
the merits and proficiency oi eaeh student may
be fairly tested aud known. The price OF tn
tE,t as regulated By the Trustees, will be SO
n,r session for thr higher branches, aud $40
for the lover, nil pay able in advance. Every
.,u,lent will be charged from the TINE vi en-
rance till the close OF the session.
Fifteen OF sixteen bosrders can be nc commo.
dated 10 the family OF MI Edmund CDbbs, who
lives within the pseciacts, at $40 session, the
student tuin,.hiug h. own bed, bedding, cnu-
dies aud fuel, OF they will he furnished by Mr.
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For rent, and Negroes for hire.
nm flsk l'll
gtlaE subscriber LA. Tor root the ibres fol

YtlilE subscriber las Tor riot the ibfes III
u ipst,g teurmenis, Va;
1he TUCK hoBto, tolfainIng IN l"oms LATELY
IN hs acrnpano, OF Mf. John BUlli,s aud near
John /. Jahusnns Tavern.
h. snar house recently "a the occupancy
Of n 1llam Danirl Jr. Ia. Tue bink bonse
latey occupied o, 6ari. NJ, Talbot. Those
tcnrineni. have zach two good rooms With .
=. Ilar md are adniIfabi, .aieuIat.d tor a pr.
To-. on ! gentleman, or Ia, small Groceries. ihey
bein. o posrc the Ffauklin Hot |. Immediate
possrsslou ran Le bad al either.
1--we fpr hm. The ensuing year from iselse
10 ID valuable n"grp Hhcn, among With are
TWO AALU NBLE GAHfEN Ills, VII
complete srls of tosls. four men -, c"sigfpsd Ia
tobacco factories, good wmcuusn, o,aet
ennalnn l.soTcrs. D.. a.
GEORGE WlIlTlOGKE.
Dee. 81
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AANN EON SAM.

HRY virtue the authority given to the un.
RDdtr,,gned by n deed Of trust, made 10y
Thomas C,e~s, bearing date the 10Th OF SIP
tembsr, 1873. aud dul) recorded in the county
couit of Amherst. by which deed tho trustees
Bre empon cred tosexercise II discrafIon ~ sell
ling The property thereby conveyed either
publicly or privately, as they might deem It
most advisable aud exprdient Inc under.
signed, the surviving trustee. offers . contract
at private sale Tor tina whole OF any part Of the
tract OF land, IN aid deed meutionel lie tnnd
Will be dIvnied So rs 10 suit purchasers. and
one hall vi the purchase money wi be rcuuir-
ed 10 be pad tn the purchaser getting possrs
sion VIII Ii can be ON the :, Ilh December next
the balance IN two equal annual insinlmeuts.
II not sold priYat ly before. twill be oil red
al public auction an Tuesday the 2ld of De
cemser urAL--lhis and lies IN the county OF
AmhrIst, on the nam road, IL miles tom
Lyncaburg and ) from Amherst Court housc-
II Is iert IL in ale quality, lies we'll, is well a.
dap'ed 10 the produce ofiobscso. corn, wheat,
@e and rs IA every re.pfcta most valuable
plantation. IL contains between
Eight or nine Hundred Acres,
and Is improved with brick dwelling House.
bull IN the most ornamental sIyle, together
with all necessary out houses. consisting oibaru
With wheat thr.shlng machine, carriage. ice
house aud kitchen, Nc. and is under good fem
clng. Any person desirous OF owning a ynlua
BILE estate would do well to examine for them
selves and avail themselves OF an opportunity
seldom offered. This land will lie shown by Mr.
Crews who 1--we. IN iynchbufg, or by The nus
lee, residing at Annie st Court-ho
A. Is. DAVIES, Trustee.
NOV q wds
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

>
n Attorney IN fact Tor the owners, shall
"a on the 18th day Of December. 1880. (be,
lng the first day Of Ctmpbril December Couri)
bcf,,e the front door OF the Tavern al Camp
bell Court 1ou.e, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Jor-
dan expose ~ sale, by way al public auction.
al IN. lands aud lois situated AT aud about sad
Courl Hou,e formerly the property OF Anthony
aud John Kennedy, containing IN the whole
about 800 acres. Ihe Tavern above mention
ed is built upon part Of this land. and from
The yIcinit, oi these lands 10 the Court. House,
der generally level character aud susceptible
" Of improvement, they are deemed well "or
llv the Hltentlnn III enicrlIizing men. lhe
lands will be offered fir safe III lois. OF which II
Is cxi ccted IIats viii be exhibited on the day
Of sal ..
Al the tmn aud place OF sale, my anrhsrdy
10 srll aud the lerms oil sale. (Which viii be
lbcral) viii he explicitly made known.
portion Of tue purchase money, shy IA vii, II
!, probable, he required IN hand. aud tor tue
residue a credd will be given, hich will be
made know II on the day OF sale. Persons wish
my TO view the lands. can apply Tor mlnTma
liun To Nh John Alexander, who lives in the
neighborhood. Gil SWELL DABNtY.
Oct. q IDS
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William ~. RcM and IbomdS J. Reid,
administrators Of John Reid, de-
ceased, Joscph all, j.. ai ,t11cR
lukIrr

vE1AkE NOrICE:-rho,, on Wednesday
n the 22d day ot Drcembcr nchi, between
the Using aud setting OF ID. sun. at the dwelling
house Of Nathan williamson IN the county Of
Laswell, aud State OF North Carolina, shall
proceed to take The deposltions OF Nathan VII
hanson, freeman Leath and Azatish Graves,
Betsy Barker, aud others and if not finished
Oh thai day will continue tom day 10 day un-
al completed. Aud ON Thursday the 3Oih day
OF December urI', between the rising aud SET
ting ri the SUI, at the dwelling house of Andrew
M'Gully, IN the county OF Orange, aud Stale
ui North CaIulmp. | shnl proceed 10 take Tie
drposiilons OF AnIrrw MoCully X others and
II not hnlshsd on thai day viii continue trom
day 10 day. until complct d. And Oh Wed
nesday the l2ih oil January, 1881 between the
rising aud setting "f the sun, at, the dwelling
house ol William II. Plumpt:, in the town OF
Way ncsborough aud Statr Of North Carolina,
will proceed to take the dispositions Of Martin
Bush aud Samuel Steel aud other. and ifnot
finished on thar day viii continue from day to
day Until completed And, on Jhursda, the
2oih day Of January, 1851, between tina rising
aud seinng of the sun at the tavern of John
stout, al Nelson Count house aud Stite OF
NWe'nm, vail proceed to take the dispositions
oil fhilip Ryan and others and il MOI flushed
ON TINT day, will continue from day 10 day un-
al completed, TO he rend hs evidence IN sui IN
Chaneety, now depending IN the Chancerv
District Court. holden in LynchOurg, in which
am plant Il and you are defendants, when
and where you may attend should you think
proper. Respectfully, yours.
HENkl, panper, sou OF Esther.
Nov Is tdt
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No1lCE.--A petition will be presented TO
~ the neat Legi,lature, praying fol The pas
sage OF al ael 10 incorporate company TO
construct Toll Bulge across James River,
from the lands Of Judge Wan. Daniel TO the
lands ol John Ward IN thu county OF Amherst
Il Cdiaen ot LgaetbWg.
Nov. % wlw
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C0rARTNERsHrp.

VHHE subscribers having connected them.
: selves together ia business under the firm
of Scrnggs Baghy. have takeo The large and
commodious store, late in the occupancy VI Mr.
Hsnry Allison, immediately in front OF the Post
Office, aud lew door. below Liberty Ware
House, where they will keep large and gene.
raj ASSORTMENT oi Groceries, few Dry Goods
&c. &c. OF the best quality, which they will sell
al far prices.
They likewise tender their services to their
friends aud the public generally as Commission.
Merchants.
III Liberal advances made on produce in
store. They are also well prepared With a
convenient Lumber house, on the cross street.
10 receive Goods on storage, aud also 20 for
waid them for their friends in The upner conn
try, to which particular attention will be maid.
BENJAMIN T.. SCRUGGS.
GEORGE BAGBY
Nov. % g.
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NoTiCE.-A petition Will be presented TO
~ the mex, Legislature OF Virginia, for leave
10 erect a toll bridge across James Nger. from
my land in the county Of Amherst, 10 The lprpo
site shore 10 Campbell county.
BENZ oCHOOLF1fLD.
Nov. 10 Wv
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CopMtnershio.

k'HE Subscribers will, in future, carry on
4 Their Rope, Irvine, and Begging making
business at The old stand of. II. Echols. AZ
, III lower end OF main street, under the firm or
r heno's ana Cn"d'f. where they will keen On
m ""'a eo"u assortment OF Cordrge, rwine &
1'''o" oagg'ng, Tor sale Wholesale and !e,ail
at unusually low prices. ''"'''
J. II, ECHoLS,
April % Noir
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Negroes for Hire and Sale.

eDsoNS IVA anu NhlC.
"a ILL be ohere for m for the ensoi =
w year on the Sd dav nf Jauuary next
before The door o James > p ndlefun's tavern
IN New Glasgow, Amherst county, from on 10
70 valuable negroes, belonging to the estate of
samuel Turner, de u lbe, consist of all de.
scrptIons, men, women, boys aud girls, and
among them are Two hs rate blaCksm,ths
carpenters, coopers, shotmskers, GOOD cooks
nous' servants and plantation hands. Bonds
Win approved security will be required. and no
Iierson Will be permitted 10 take possess,on ~
we slaves they hire, until they comfy with the
It ims OF hnIog y 81, attne .anlr tim. and
pace, VIII be offered for sale f,r cash. several
'kely negroes belong ing IN the aforesaid es,ste
JOHN DlLLARD, E1'srof
SAMUEL Turner, deed.
ids
oiICE !,-lmtending to leave thIs place
Tie laSi OF this month, I most earu.s,lv
so"c'' payment from all hoa who ore mr.
nose WHO Iall 10 comply with this request. will
nave 10 pay TO IN officer
HENRY ALLISON
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LIMSEEn OFF,

a SMALL quantity Lin.erd Oh, received
~ and for sale 10y ". J. HOLCONEE.
o.. p
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Nvuss & MEDAClSES

Nelson c. II Oct 81.
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Commission business

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TO settle some business. He knew that
his vito and Caroline were invited to
make visit al q cuuntry seat some miles
distant, and told her when he took leave,
to ride, visit, walk and amuse herself in
her own wayne should not be gone
long. Their visitors had all departed
Caroline said she should go the next day
to Mrs. Bensels, as the house was too
lonely, with no one but Isidore for COM
panion. Now" thought Isidore, "is
the time" The first day after Caroline's
departure was spent by this dismtercsted
and amiable woman in planning and ar
raining her dangerous undertaking; the
next in packing her clothes, and writing
to her husband She told the old stew
ard that she wished him to speak pas
sage for her in the stage on the morrow,
as she intended to visit her husband.
Going alone, madam" he asked;
"did not master wish me to take you
down in the carriage?"
No, David; you are to stay here. l
shall leave the key of your masters room
with you; so you can send us what we
wish for in the city"
The old man bowed and retired She
wandered round the rooms, wept long be-
tore her husbands picture; but retired
early, as the stage was to call for her at
seven. The next day she was Oh her
way to the city, towards which she trav-
elled until night, after which it was impos-
sil,lc to get the smallest trace of her.
Fitzgerald returned in few weeks
and, when he approached his house, was
surprised at not seeing his lovely wife ev-
en- at the window. Caroline was leaning
quite over the balcony, and seemed look
ing for some one. He asked for his wife.
Your wiie3 why she went to you
three weeks ago!"
.'itzgerald turned pale, and, sinking on
the steps seemed lost in an agony OF
thought. He summoned all the domes-
tics, but couldlearn nothing, only that she
had left home to join him. He went to
her room, examined every thing, but
could find no clue to guide him.
I" She cannot have lcf me-" said he
Oh, Isidore! who has torn you from my
arn,s?"
AT length, on opening his own desk, he
discovered letter addressed to him in the
hand writing Of his wife, and what was
his establishment at learning that she hat
left him, and-ior ever
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DIR. RELIES

0r BOTANICAL DROPS.
,rS 90" Of the most rffieaaIous compounds
~ in the .Nater,a .Vedica. for the cure oil
that class o. invstcra,n Diseases, produced by
sn impure stale Il the Llood, and a vniatol
hstn Of bod, and usually exhibiting themsel,es
III tho ieInis Of Se,ofuio. Salt Rheun, Lep.
rosy. 81 Anthony's Fire, Ffuer sores, (sycp
when tie b ncsai o ile ted } Hhie S,pcliinxs
(ifappied with DR. Jcbb's Lino,ncnt,) Foul and
Obstinate Uice,s' Sore Eyes, Scaidhead in
children, Seuruy anu Scortutic Gout, Pimp
led or Car5uncied Faces. Fostering Erupt
ions. aud Ternal 7ainis, tn, oughout The body
in which last case the Drops oilen cure when
Mercury fails Tn~y also the best Spring
and .fu,u,nnaI Physic to purify and cleanse
,hs >, stem from huniors which frequently ap
peer a, these season cf The yyar. They also
aiu the process Of digestion, and, by purifying
the blood, rre' ent the scci CT on Of NAL gnan
humors on the lcngs The proprietor conlid NJ
ly relies upon the vas, number Of surprising
cul es effected by these Drops, not only IN Bos-
ion and i;s vicinity, but throughout the Union
for the hes proof Of their excellence MS an un
laillng .Aiteraiims Medicine, in ali the rases o
bove specified. THIS article has recently BEEN
pronounced BY ph, sician of the frat rospec c,n
bili,y, who had Witnessed 1t sing efficacy
rs entitled, in his op MON, to take tho read oi
III the popular articles known for tho above
complaints, ard indeed il is fat gaining this
point in public estimation. throughout the ceun-
'ry. Price NJ a Bottle, ~ S;z Bottles TO;
a..
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THE UNEDUCATED WIFE.
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
1t is impossible to give any idea Of the
agony and grief of lsidore; she seemed
almost beside herself; and Fitzgerald, a.
larmod for her health, hurried her away
as soon as possible after the burial Of the
old general, who was followed to his hum
BILE grave by his two children and the
faithful Indians.
I shall pass over their journey.-Is-
dore's wonder at the towns and citios
they visited, and the contamination OF
their wishes in an union, which, as it was
founded on the most disintcrested attach
ment, promised uninterrupted happiness.
1t was many months after their mar
riage, before Fitzgerald took his wife to
his residence on the banks ofthe Hudson
1t was most delightful place-large,
convenient, and elegant; and the gentle
lsidore thought, as she wandered through
the superb apartments, how gratified her
dear grandfather would have been to see
her mistress of such an establishment, and
the wife Of such man as Fitzgerald
The library was her favourite apartment.
There was most romantic view Of the
windings ofthe river from its windows; it
was commodious and well furnished with
the most valuable books, and all that was
necessary for the employment of an en-
lightened and cultivated mind, and the
requisites for improving an ignorant one.
Isidore was too timid to ask questions.-
She idolized her husband; looked I'D 10
him with reverence, respect, that piac-
ed her at such distance from him, it was
impossible for him to enter into the feel
ings Of her mind or heart. Indeed there
was no one that she could make her con-
fdant.
They had now been six months mar
ried: part ofthe time had been spent in
travelling, and part at their delightful resi-
dence. Fitzgerald had brought home a
distant relation of his for a companion
and friend to Isidore. She was fashiona-
bic and appeared amiable; and he thought
that the genteel Caroline Morland would
be useful to his lovely wife, as she would
need initiating into the polished circles
which she must unavoidably enter. Many
Of his friends had called to see them; all
were loud in praise Of the exquisite little
girl he had married. The house he knew
would soon be filed with visitors from the
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DXSPEPsIA,
OR INDIGEkTfON


\ OF long standing. and Of the pnost obstinate
iharaetcr, has cen immediately iel svcd, end
,f,en pc mansn'iy eurst. in a vsrs,y Of essc.
hst have occurred in Aoton and vicinity, by as
ng for a shorl time
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI-BILls,US FILLS,
os'h Of whirh are TO be taken together, seeerd
ting 10 valuable, pioin and praeiieai direct
ions accompanying the Specific. Price 90 cts
each
0c. None are genuine unless signed on the
ous'ld printed wrapper. by the sole proprie
Tor <. KID DER, immed Successor TO
he late DR. r. CoNwAv. For sale a, inc
ounting Room, over No % Court street sea
Concert Hall, Dos on, and also, by bis specia,
appointment, by DrJ. WILLIAMS, Warren
Or LEMUEL ". BRIaes, Bristol /; Dr. A. r
MooLE. Newport NATHAN DuErEE, Fall
River.
-, A large discount made to those whe buy
sell again.
march 20. 1
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POETRY.


Lot Others tell Of heavenly PLEASURES
Enjoyed i, nupial life,
find sing their joy in sweetest meaturss,
Because they have wife.
But what is oil this tolk to mo,
Incyer in my life
Havo had the happiness tope
Tho husband Of q wife.
Tho girls can do ithout me,
But this is lonely life.
IT'S time 10 look Dhout me,
Aud try to get wife.
Though some, in desperation,
UI,h dagger and with knife,
Have broke from their relation,
.And left behind q wi.e.
Though some arc Laughing at tl.si' bst'sss
For dragging out lie
Confined in Hymcn's fet,srs,
With an ung,aicful wife.
Though had once intended
n soitory life.
.and when my days were ended
To leave no mourning wife
Yet since the greater part
Trust matIimoniallii life,
III try the great experiment
.and even get a wife.
Tho hopes Of perfect happnss,
In ardent youth Sre rife,
They ali expect .onsumsts bliss
When first they we'd vile.
know modest blooming maid,
A girl averse TO strife,
III call Apollo TO my cid,
.and her IN take 10 wife,
.alas the lovely girl Isought
.as partein Of my life
Death and Desfustion hsrria thoseAa
She will not be my wife
find now Pm almost frantic,
For never in my life.
Thus awkwar and psden,ic,
Can expec, n wife.
And now no wonder if hsx
The sound Of ma r,ial life,
Far more congensl to my car
Than accents ola wife.
No wonder If to mo it seems
The thoughts Of nuptial life
fire nought but desprable drea.~s-
cannot get n wife,
III seize nay arms, I'll rssh 10 vss,
find there I'll lose ny life;
For Con fight with Bolivar,
But cannot get wife. L. ".
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NatrSnorit Mtrror,

AND LArirs iirERAEr 4AzETTE.
Embelshcd Qua: .eiI,. wna u Splendid Cop-
p rp!ate Engraving, and weekly, will,
popular piece of Mas's, srran Z cd Ai,hau
.cos..pAnmcn. for tho f.aholos.c (; devoid
10 Pvlits L. terat.ro and TIC arls, eou VI 50
in the follow iny sobjsc,s:
Origina! Tales and Essays Female El-
ucation and Character .4msrican Bioy
vaphyi Critiea! .Aoiises Of ntu Liter y
,y a,.d SeieHife publications F; ofo-
,iginal productions in the The
.arts. ard 9f The DrGnIa; Poe
fy; Li.e,ayy and Scientific AneI-
N,encej dssu!lo'y selections huHor
hisiaril al and literary ancrdotes ,ra.i-
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occurrences Of lhs HD.sI, &c Sc. &c.
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NWEw YEAN-cassimere,, s.ul
Az nois, Circas'Ia IS, Canblcts, FIannels,
Bombszetis, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Cal Goes, Silks, LINN Cambrick Hdkis Lin
en- do. sewing Silks. Bedticks. figured Book
mgs, Cambricks, Shectings, brown and bleach
ed, Jeans, KID Gloves and other Goods i,ss
opened by JoAN r. WHEATON & Co, and
Tor sAlc 81 LONG ROOM
Tan
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TO LET,

"A TO LET,
ISsS5M A new and convenient ono s,or,
dwelling house. half an acre OF
lmHNA excellent land, pasture for a COW
Barn room, sndothsr privileges, ,sitoa,e in Ksk
emuet--appIy tO
EBENEZER LUTHER.
march 10
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March 20.

Shoes Gcntlcmens do do Bo'. do Go.
ALVAN COLE.
March 20.
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1Sr Ew Goods ofIinsrcnt kinds have boon
~ received this week, and are going of
a, very Istc prices. For further particulars
plcase to srpIy al the
LONG room.
N. y. J. r, W. & CO. nro receiving
such goods as are in demand, from various
'ourccs, almost every day, which keeps
heir assortment constantly worthy the at
iention Of buyers.
nov2l
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IE4RowN sHEErIN Gs-6 balc,I-4,
- o 8 and GA brown Shce,ings, Of snps
rior qua ity just received and for sale OF
LONG ROOM
Jan
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BLANKS for sale at the Office Of tho
Star