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rEs nng scheme OF COMMERCIAL equivalents
~ - !, the Senate by Me-. Benton can
INV all IN attract the attention OF ihr ieadeS.
no 80 M, been able 10 examine this scheme
w. ,.rc,e,t attention TO express deci ed
NV" ~, hut whether II contain good or
op"'o" ..,a,e n tribunal by which its merits
r'"' ;" Eli be thorough, sifted, to which il
eau '"s safaIv left. IT IL promise any good
may 4, will be msiured and sanctioned IL il
ng' olv innovation, without improvement
;..,;of q, III be detected and ayeried. The
NV, .,,. nC the bill it will hardly be denied. -
.,aciently full of promise. lAdi. mt
u ,or.e;ve that the Frankfort Argus, Ken
Gazette. and Bowling Green ADVERTISER
a ,u," b.en s.leced to publish the laws of Con.
p' Last wear they were published in the
,TaantIort Commentator, Louisville Focus and
p,sseIville Messenger hut these papers did
~, favor the preiensions OF our present Chief
,,,astrste. therefore. they ouehtto be punish,
10 little. When Mr.. Clay made a few chan.
90 IN the publishers OF the laws it WINS consid-
sred a, most aagran' attempt TO muzzle the
a,.,s-bu, the " case being altered, alters the
rrase Whal was thea very wrong in MIR Clay.
:. now perf.clly right in Gen. Jack'on
tRenturky Sentinel.
h;a,;,e Gold appears to be marketable ar.
,;cI. in Georgia-we hope II will prove prof.
I'D. sneculalon TO our Southern ueighbors.
We find the following in the Medgevlle
Geo Statesman
{. We have seen some beautiful specimens
,cf,sorsia Gold from Habersham county. Mr..
leonard Perkins inform. us that he has bong hi
ahon, 5000 worth Of this gold. II sells here
a, a. cents the pennyweish' which, we are
affirmed. is the Augusta price. l47 dw's,
,ro,a sent TO US for MIR. Perkins. whirb, after
G,sion, Weld l4l dwts ID ers Of pure gold.
We are informed that this parcel lost rather
more that those formerly received, not having
bsen as we'll washe
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REV IE
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected jor The Pirgiuian, bg
Thomas A HoLcoMBE and RICHARD IyREE,
4


Corrected jor The Ppgiuian, dg
Thomas A HoLcoNaE aud RICHARD IYRKg,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
co, from So 65 to 90
Inferior 10 common, 2 60 TO 3 30
Common TO GOOD 3 500 90
Good 10 hne, 90 30
strips, ) % TO ~
Refused. 900 2 30
" Tbi. week we are inspecting some more
than ,he lat, hut the quantity is small Tor the
season, aud The prices unusually low. The
foreign accounts are down to the 22od OF Jan.
no change IN markets, and very little dong.
The letters Fl om Richmond represent Tobacco
and Flour rs being very dull.
Flour is dull So o
Wheat 90 To %
Corn 10
Whiskcy y
Hemp, 0o 10 Oh
Bacon
II We hare in store ald Jar sale several lots
Of superior family Flour.
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l-f The Raleigh Star. which had The good
luck to be on the winning side in the late pre.i.
dental contest. aud mas therefore been repard
Ell for lis sagaeity, " being made -" By Au-
thorily" press, lahos very hard to justly Mr..
Van Buren, for mating SO many changes a.
mong the Ten penny tribe. lie says. " the
appointment Is an original one" aud that tho
Secretary OF State has " certainly a right 10
selee, such papers - he thinks proper" Now,
this is all true enough, but it's a great pity
that the" Star" didnpt see this when Mr. CLAY
made FIVE or six changes The aspect which
ii gives To the " ehage against Mr.. Clay )" 10
wit, that he had h'si made, aud sfterw ards
wlthdrnwn. the app intmenI Is not true. He
did not re.appoin, them. alter their commits.
sions had expired Just as Mr. Van Bnren did
not re appoint us. But the case being altered
we suppose, alters The case.
~ Mrs Roy al, al the last dates, had jus,
arrived IN Fla, etes'Ile. The Raleigh Star, says
that her arrival IN that place. threw thai tran
quill metropolis ir,osreat commoilon -" Many
visited her, whle Others seemed dcsirous ol
avoiding her, as II npprehensVe of having their
names conspicwusl, Inserted in the Black
Book. All whosaw her Fflirmed tina, they
have never seen her like beiore and all who
came within the range of her colloqu,al powers
we're fully convinced that she wields weapon
a. powerful Ms he, pen" Before her departure
from Raifigh. she sent the following note 10 the
Editors Of The Star:
Mrs. RowH. about 10 take her departure
from Rale GIL. begs leave 10 tender 10 Mesas
lawrence n Lemay her grateful acknowledge.
mPnts for their courteous attention. She would
have been pleased Ia have taken them by the
hand but, not seeing them amongst her
friends, she SEXES the only alternative of
wishing them and through them the citizens
Of Raleigh, many days OF Ienglhened happiness
and prosperity.
Raleigh, March 3. $780,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

S'apes IN Louisiana. -An important bill was
before the Legislature of Louisiana nj tho last
accounts from the seat of government, of Tint
State. Baton Rouge paper give, the follow
ing Outline Of iis character:
duction ofsaves.
ID. Tha, all free people of colour who have
Introduced themselves into this State since
1907, will have 10 leave it within sin months
under the penalty OF one thonsand dollars fine
or they vii be sold Tor the benefit of the state
for limited time. win be excepted from that
DISPOSE ion men of color who served in III,
War between 1914 AMI 1915.
Sd That no free man OF colour, will be n
Liberty to lire himself ms sailor. cook, &c on
board of any vessel or watrr-rraft navigating
The water courses Of this State
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MONEY! FOUND.

BBlCKED up by the Subscriber, who lives
three miles south Of New London Acadia
my on the turnpike between Lynchburg'& New
London, a Book, which the ownrr eau get by
describing the contents and paying the price
Of this insertion. Apply
GARNET LEE.
March Il 3w
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rP We find the following singular notice
in the last Nashville Banner
Church and State citizens of Nash.
Vile are requested to meet at the courthouse on
Monday evening pexi, O'Clock. 20 adopt
measures TO effect the speedy determination of
Presbyterianism from this most enlightened,
catholic aud magnanimous commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Amongst the patents g anted for usef inven.
tons IN 1929. were the following "a ma chine
for the chopping OF sausage meat; Tor the man.
ufacnre ofshoe pegs for an Improvement in
the apparatus IN preventing bed bugs. The last,
il eilec,ua. deserved well a patent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Mr. Davenport Kinds. of Greenwich, al.
tempted 10 hang himself because he could not
induce lady - love hn She perhaps sang
10 HIM The old song,
:. Lei all whining towers 20 Aalgn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Prise poem.--The Poem which We insert on
the firsl onee Of this mornings paper. is really
a splendid eifnsiou ofgenlns is n mastery
effort of vigorous mind We commend il To
of aoelrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

An Ollie paper complains that the House OF
Representatives IN that State adouned early on
certain day, TO permil one OF the members o
eat al an eally dinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

poet during the late snow drove horse &.
sleigh INTO crockery store. THIS was carr, ing
Poetic cence too far. He broke several tea.
pots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

A9V G. TO Il
TNiE Spring and Snmr'er session of my
n School will commence on the Sih INST. |
shall he assisted by my Sister Martha.
Terms lor the session of 3 months.
For beginner. Sl2 IL
For on more advanced IL
\ pupil will he received for less time than
from the day Of entry, to The end oi The session.
X b. T0WNLEY
Sd mo. !. 4tif
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II The Enquirer 'ays,that the Nat. Gazette
has" forgotten" Its disapproval of Mr.. Ran
dolphs narHngues in the Senate, when he was
SO gooda customer to TINS. We should like
10 know how q thing can be "Jorgotten' which
never occurred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

~ W., have been favored with, aud shall
insert N our ne1i, Sketch o'scenes aud
Pacl,c, Boat on its first voyage from this place
70 Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

HEwsoNs OFFICE,
Lynchbuig. March II, 1890
I'M RAWN numbers 10 the MARYLAND State
~ Lottery, class No 7.
II 90 ID % lS II az 30 10
Combination 10 % 42 wns sold At Fora
tunes Cottage, where YOU are invited To take
chances IN the Union Canal Lottery, No 4, and
Dismal Swamp, No |.
Tickets 10 he had al HEWSON'S Office
March II
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RAISINS, ORANGES, &c.
n uST received aud for sale by the subscri
% hrr
Bunch RNisln-, of sup. quality
Sweet Oranges
Lemons. Almonds,
Figs, Prunes,
Malaga Grapes,
Cheese, Cocoanuts, &c.
SAML. AYRES.
Feb % its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

~ We have received the lsi No. of a new
journal Just established AZ Cincinnati, called
" The 1mericdn. II HOSTS the CIay dag, and
gives promise OF great usefulness. We ea-
tract an article from II INTO our columns this
incoming, denying thai Nj. Clay is 'a''e" to
the sentiments Of which we cordially respond
lie nerer en- fall while there lie spark OF
magnanim'ty ar justice remaining IN the hearts
OF his counlrymen. When the proper time
arrives, he will show his enemies that he still
stands erect in the pride of conscious integrity
To use one of the Enqurer's hackned quota
TONS, Let moi the foes OF Mr.. Clay lay the
iauerirg JUNCTION tntheir souls" that he is
fallen
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Carriage iiOrses !

A PAIR OF han some Young hay Horses
"a seIi IL. strong, AID we'll hrok" TO harness
u, II Eliot's Livery sFb'e.
l.. g. r. B. NORVELL.
March h""
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= sliE summer session of the bScribers
school will commence on thu ms day Of
April. Wm. D REID.
March 'its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

S.tniay Mails Mr. Johnson has made ano.
,her Report on the subject Of stopping Sunday
mails VIII ch is highly spoken of in the Wash.
ington papers. Declaring the impoicy Of in
terfering by law with questions solely of moral
and religious obligation, as he did in his report
on the same subject two years ago. he has con-
,iderably ampl6ed it, by greater variety OF
Illustration, and a more strengthened cham Of
argument We shall publish it. as soon as il
reaches us and in the mean time we express
the hope that it WILDE the las, time We shall
ever have orcsson to speak ofihe subject and
that reiterated defeat will teach those who are
aoxions TO produce a connection be, ween
Church aud State, that their efforts will be IN.
ayaiIing and are therefore useless.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

Gen. Jackson and The TariG.-As our readers
are aware, we have always oonlended thai Gen.
Jackson was as much in favor Of high rates
OF duties as either Mr. Clay or Mr.. Adams
hut, in order TO procure The vote of the South,
he threw a degree OF mystery around his real
sentiments, which, aided by the good offices Of
his friends, completely deceived and duped
the opponents of the Tariff policy. There is
no longer any reason for conceameni, and the
veil i. therefore lifted up. We nnd the fol,
lowing extract ola letter on the subject, in III e
" Edgelield CdrOiiIlian,' doubtless from the
pen of Mr. McDuflie, dated Washington, Feb
ruary 10:
3" All thatI have ever said To you about the
Presidents Tariff principles, am fully con
vinced was correct A member ot our deiega
ton in formed me last night, that he was at the
Presidents on Friday last, (our days ago only }
a, which time he conyersed with him upon the
Tarf, aud distinctly understood him as adVoca'
ting high protecting duties, on Iron, salt,
NooiIens, Cotton s'ufIs, &c. and even went
so lar as 10 snv that the South had no cause 10
make such great fuss about the Tariff for II
(the Sonlh) was certainly materially benefited
by the three cents duty on foreign raw col
ton
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EikaI RasS3sISRAN.
LYNCHBURG. MARCHII,is3O.

A graphic Sktich.-We observe the subio ned
paragraph m n Speech delivered, a short time
since, in the House of Representatives. by
Mr. Burgess of Rhode Island Il is truly
graphic Skeich-placing in bold relief, on the
canvass. the prominent actors, and exposing
their mercenarv motives TO scoIn, in the great
comi.tragedy OF despoic aud violeni proscrip.
ton for OPINIONS sake, which, as Mr. Barton
elequently expressed il, has " made the land
pale We "at with some Impotence for the
speech Of Mr. Grnn1y, IN the senate, which is
sad To have been defence of the policy pur.
sued in relation TO this subject by the present
administration. We are anxious to see. what
Senatorcan gravely urge in vindIcation Of
conduct, which, il il he approved by the ma.
ton, and adopted by lhe successors of General
jackson will convert our r,esd initial elections
into contests for victory, only that vengeance
may pursue the conquered party. For om
own parts we should think a monarchicai form
that. which holding out to the citizen a tepp
tation TO vote should afterwards punish hir for
the manner in which he NAV rxercs" the right
OF suffrage, should he he so unfortunate as 10
find himself in minority:
" great battle has INDEED swept III rough
the laod, bat !, IS over aud zone. The irag-
ments of this feast OF war which were left,
are nearly consumed bs "ihr beast, of he field
and the fowls Of the air" The iatteis and the
putreseeut oiTai of battle alone remain on the
ground nj conflict The meretricions and
odious followers OF the camp, who have lured
the living To pronigacy, are now in shoals
following IN footsteps Of slaughter, TO strip
aud plumber the dead. Fagiis q: foul vntnres
Al fimes, ssil tnd scream over the field. Flocks
of fly CARTON crows croak in he air n nd now
aud hen alighr some vet Liconsutnrd caf-
cass In on" quarter, troops OF ganni and fam
ished wolves howl AZ each Others eyes /;
III another, packs of lean and hungry dog
bark and growl over bones. already sript 10
the last fbr" All these unless whipt and
shouted away from theii foul controversy, will
remain lingering about he battle ground, so long
aS there Is one rag TO pllage, or one bone 10
gnaw, Thes", VIVA, are they Who, sir, who
can call this refuse OF the earth the American
people Ihank God II is mol SO. Like tn.
sea weed on your shores, this mass is but
| manure. II is no more the people, or like the
people, thao tbr sweepngs of the stable, are
like the high melted and generous war horse. y
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PRIZE NOTICrI
Fortunes Cottage, to Wit /;
I'D N ormslinn received from the Mana
- gers of the Dismal swamp Lottery. { lass
NJ. l. Tor 1890 The drawing - said Lottery,
will take place IN the CITY OF Richmond on
Saturday the 18th day Of March. instead Of the
loth M advertised --Dont forget the splendid
capital Of S2o,0o0-T,ckets going at the low
price oi 50.
lobe had a, HEwsoNS Office.
March II.
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"A REMOVAL.
MARIA -. GRAY

NVlofES 10 inform her Gust UlPrs and the
" public generally, thar she has taken a
room in the brick tenemenr, Immediately oppo-
site ~ James {. Noorman's well known Tav-
err The room is quite Convenient 20 the Main
street, and very easy to be found She has ~
this time, all the fashions that are in AT this
season. and will continue TO get patterns Sulta
BILE for every season of'the year.
N. b. The subscriber had thought a farther
notice ofthis kind was unnece ssary, until she
WAS told that some evil disposed person bad re-
ported she was not able to attend 10 business.
II would he we'll for every body that wishes
work done, to call and see for themselves
Nj. s. GRAY.
Oct. II Is
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Jan. T..

N0ilCE.-Mr John Hopper. Sir, you
AZ MOI being re ldent of this state, you
viii please take notice, that, on Wednesday
the third day oi February, 1880, we shall pro
coed TO take the deposr ions Il George l..
Shrader, George McDanel, aud others. NJ the
Tavern ofJames Powell, at Amhers, Court
House, between the hours of ten o'clnck in the
inrenoon, and two o clock in the afternoon Of
the same day 10 be read As evidence in "A sui
IN ChanCery, by Injunction in the county Cont
Of Buckingham. State of Virginia, wher.a
you are plaintiff and ourselves are defendants
thereto. u IT should 50 happen that all tho de.
post ions nforeS said cannot be taken on the dav
aforesaid the taking thereof will be continued
nj the same place and the same hours of the
day, from day To day until they are all taken,
where you may attend il you think proper
GEORGE I. PLEASANrS, Admr. Of
Thomas f. Peasants. dec
DABNEY ANDERSON,
GEORGE 1. PLEASANrS.
Dec. III lmi0
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Dec IS

wlRGlNlA.-Ata Superior Court Of Chan
" Gerry holden At the town of Lynehbutg on
on the 29la day Of October, 1929 Thomas w,
Smith. PHI.
ngcind
WIN II. Waller, eI'or of John Smith, dec
VINO vas QUE af tn sx OTIS of Philip Smith,
dec. Wm. Dnnaan. surviving eA'or Of the said
Philip Smith, dec Andrew WEIGH ard RI oda
his wife. and Charles Munduy, Sheriff Of AN.
bersl aud IN that character udm'r OF Ellaabctn
Smith, dec Dpis.
Thu, cause came on this dav TO he heard on
the hii, answers OF the defendants, VIM, VI.
Waller aud Charles Munda,, aud exhibit the
order of publication Hgaiest The drns. Andrew
Wslth nnd Rhoda his wife, oi The l2h day Of
Nov 1921, which appears TO have been duly
pub ned, and the order of he ID dav OF June,
1928, which appears To have been duly 'Hecu.
Ted "a the Il ieudan, Wm. Duncan, and was
argued BY counsel. On consideration where
Of he court doth order, thai ONE OF ITS com
misSioners do take an account the adminls
trallon OF the estate OF he said Philip SmIh,
dec. aud report the same 10 L. cnur. with any
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself. or required by The parties 10 be so sta
ted. copy fesle. J. nils, G. G..
COMMISSIONER 5 OFFICE, I
Lynehturg, lih Dec. 1870. {
The parties IN this cause will AXE notice,
that have appom ed FRIDAY the IGN day OF
February neat 10 commence Ihs accounts
directed by the foregoing otder Of court. on
VIII Oh day, AT The hour OF nine O'Clock III tue
morning, they are required to a'ieud, al my
Off e IN this town. with their accounts, vOuIh-
ers and eopies of court papers. prepared Tor
examination aud settlement.
L. b NORyELL. Coon.
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NV Tho ,;,eecons Of Tire u II of John ia

Wy the diredions Of tire u III OF John Han
- ard or ale ~ the county of Amherst.
shIei e,li mas been duls recorded 10 The 3u
perior Court OF sslJ county. will be exposed
10 sale. on he premises. oa the I'd day Of Jan
uary next. tina, par oi the said Iestaiors tract
Of land. tying IN lac county OF Amherst. when
adioins the lsnd. OF Anthony Rueksr. dec aud
vii Oh is 20 bs separated from the remainder
OF the irnrt. by the road rom fInsieys line
(wnh the Spring Inelud"d) TO VIM McDsn
irr. line 10 he Mansion House raci. A Plai
rad S-rvey of The land will be present on The
day Of salp--aod the land will be sold To the
highest bidder, for cash. unless The terms oil
sale should he Otherwise directed by the dew
sees, John, Ambrose. Arehey. Sophia. Polly
Pamela end Caroline, children of the Iesiator.
aud hHseen whom the proceeds are directed
10 be divide
BENZ iLtAFERRO, High Sheriff
VI Amherst county, aud rs sch, adj
mialsiratof with the vii an.
noIed OF Jonn iiansard.
deceased.
The above sale Is postponed unti' The Sd day
Of r. bTuary neEl. NJ which iime he sale VIII
posi- lively axe place witbo I reserve. on GRE
d oi twelve IN nths.
BENZ. IALIAFERRo, admir-.
Ian. T. t5s1e
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Jan. 4

1DlN viiu' Of the authority given 10 the un
- dcr'Ened by deed ol trust. made by
Thomas Crew., hearing inte tho Goth oil Sapt
1926, and duly rccor led IN the county court of
Amherst, by which dsrd he trustees arc en-.
y, wered to exercise discretion in selling The
property thereby conveyed either publicly Or
privately, as they might deem il most adVisa
bic and eIpedieut. The undersigned, the trus.
tees, oilar 60 contract nj privats sale. for the
whole or any part of the irac If land IN sald
deed mentioned. on CT, dit OF | and 2 years,
and they are ~ illing to divide the land so as
10 accom- oda'c those disposed 10 purchase -
| lhls laud lies in the county of Amherst, on tue
main Lynch'urG road, II miles from Lt ochbutg
and from Ami rsl coutl.house. II l. fertile
| in its quality. ties well is well adapted to the
! produce -, tobacco, corn wheat, &c, nd l., IN
| every respect, most valuable plantation i, ii
| contains bet tween an 900 acres aud Is M.
proved wit Brick Dwelling House, built in
The most substantial aud ornamental sl,ie. and
cost ~ lead 10000 ogcther ~l'h all neces-
sary out houses, cunsistirg ol Curiage house
Barn, Kitchen, &c aud is under good lenclng
The trustees, ,on'ul',hg the interest ri those
Interested are disguised to make every rlIou 10
get reasonable price for 'hr property and
the Iecpssitv Of sale makes II he interest uI
every one DESTROYS of ownint "A valuable estate,
g. examinr ior f",nsclves, and TO avail them
selves of opportunities seldom offered III
| land will be sheen nv Nlr: Crews, who lives
in L,uchnurg. aud by either OF thu Irustees l.
any iim'. u application aud every faeihi,
and inducrmen viii he OIL rcd To purchasers q ;
( 20 III payments, which NAV be within the row
CT oithe Trustees
4. GARDNER, Lsnchherg.
A b. DAVIES. AMHERST
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NEGROES :!

"A NDby vrtue ~ the ainteso,ti .erd, wi
N Ne Sold. inLyucnonrg, al pubic auction,
hrto'" 'hc door OF the frtahln Hotel. the I
lowing Necto saves john Stephen, Ea
mon B, Il"nfv Marian and Judy The sale VII
be mad, on Monday III llib lns'. Tor cash
hu, IN The mran time, the rrustes vii sell pr.
vaiely, either Ion cash OF IN = credit az NAY
be agreed GA T.. +. GARDNER,
A. h. DAVIES.
Jana tdsll
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CLOTHS.

- PIECES Regents blue Velvet Cloth
- : ps. sup. navy blue, for Gents Frocks
Q ps Shepherds superGne black
y. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
do Olive Green do
S ps. Steel mixtures. very cheap
ps. stone color Drab, Tor Over-Coats
p. superfne light Drab do
few pieces Ladies Habit Cloth, OF uncom
monty fine texture
Do sup. blue and black Cassimeres
Do do gold mixed do new article
Merino Cloths IA wide, and much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has been selected W m
IN the last three weeks in New York aud decid
eddy much cheaper than previous importa,ions
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
Nov %. Is
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Trust sale of IA valuable
Na.A \AtEiB.

- Y virtue of II deed Of trust, executed ~
- Charles l., Barrett and Sarah his wife, g.
the subscribe, for certain purposes therein
mentioned dated he fifteenth day OF January,
1871, ard recorded in the Clerk $ office of Am
herst county Court, | hall. on Monday the
18th day Of January next, if fair. II not, The
first fair day thereafter, proceed 10 s'lI, On the
premises. 20 the highest bidber, for ready mo
ney, one certain 10, OF parcel of ground lying
in the county OF Amherst and adjoining the lot
OF Pau Cabel, in he town of New Glasgow.
aud the lands OF David 5. Garland, and is that
lot whereupon Ian Yard now stands, which
sad lot, &c the ss'd Bsrret purchased Of Thos.
Aldridge. and is al present occupied by James
S. Pendle,on Such right as is vested in me IA
trustee will be conveyed TO the purchaser. and
none other. DANIEL HlGGlNBOTHAM.
Dec 3 tJs3o