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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

Lynchburg 10 Alexandra twice week, IN
forms the citizens Of Lynchburg and its vIeinl-
ty, that this line now runs three times a week,
and is extended 10 the city of Washington.
There has recently been put upon tho road
between Washington aud Baltimore. new line
Of Stages uneqnaed in this country in SPLEEN
dour and magnlllcence, aud travelling also with
great rapidly. With view To the public
accoInmo datIon. aud with view 10 save pas.
sengers the Inconvenience OF hunting Tor, aud
procuring seats for Baltimore, when arrived in
Washington, the Proprietor has formed a con.
nexien With this new line. thus ConsnSI
ting connected Line from Baltimore to
Lynchbnrg
The Stage leaves Lynehburg on Sunday,
Wednesday aud Friday morn'ng The time
taken on The road 20 the North, is one day TO
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg to Washing
ton two days, aud until | | O'Clock, A. Nj. %
the third-same day reach Baltimore by l-2
after o'clock, 2. NJ. and on the pext day in
New York. SO that in four day, the passen-
ger may take tea in New York The Stage
from Baltimore for Lynchburg, leaves Balti
more about o. NJ. on Mondsy, Thursday &
Saturday, reaches Barnard, Mansion Hotel
IN Washington City. by 10, A. M. drops into
my lin. al II O'Clock came day--in one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, and on the
second Lyuchburg. Thus running from Bani-
more 10 Charlottesville in two, aud TO Lynch
burg in tAree days.
FARE. From Lynchburg TO Baltimore $l7
TIE PROPRIETOR.
AnriI5 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-10

GZTgNSIw2 s9OGG OF
DRY GOODS.
NORVELL TATE opening the ~ eni formerly as
on
New Yoan
'ha
Hang made in
shomt eAo-
il the aiess, Goods
Themss ortnenitom pr following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

BUILL FARM FOR SALE.-The Subscribsr l..
lFH desrous Of selling his Farm in King s. Queen
near Dunkrk upon which he al present resides. l.
contains 900 acres Of very excellent forest land adapt
ed 10 the grow tn of Corn, Cotton, ard Wheat. The
buildings are Of superior quality, consisting Of an ex
ceIen' large and airy two story brick Mansion with
wogs-Kit'hcn, Baros, Stables, Carriage House, Ice
House, and every other House, useful for farm for
domestic purposes, the accommodation OF Slaves
There are several failing Springs, Of the coolest
and purest water, and very convenient 10 the Dwelling
There is also on and belonging 10 the Farm, very
superior two story btick oversbot Mill and Co ton Gin
on copous and constant stream Of water in populous
neighborhood, which will he sold with The Farm
There are from 20 10 80 of fine me adew land
now in naive grs's, supplying abundant rasursge f.,
large flock OF sheer, and 60 head OF cattle besides
~eveisl mares and colts; and calculated, IL attended to-
70 produce hay 10 a very considerable extent
The Subscriber being di'pos.d 10 sell, will make
great sach~e in The property; and only adds, in
cuson, that taking into consideration the convenience
OF the Farm, lite Improvements. orchards, &c, veil
the fine neghbothood iu which II il suated and the
accommodating terms upon which he will sell knows
OF no part OF the country where more pleasant resi-
dence might be obtained, a juJicous invest
ment Of money made-Letters upon this subiect (pns
paid II directed TO the Subscriber, near Csrksiou
Kns & Queen County. Va , will he attended IN.
July 10 20-wSw THOMAS GARRETT.
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WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE,

"a NOR The ensuing year. and term OF years thereaf-
n ter, a small FARM in the vicinity Of Richmond.
(hot over Is miles disant,)-or the Advertiser would
purchase on time. Farm, some public Road,
AID convenient both Richmond and Petersburg,
would he preferred. In purchase, price would be
regarded more than fertility Of soil AN early engage
nent Is desired, in order that every Improvement,
cessary comfort profit, may he made during
the pfesen, year. Commnncs atoms may be made to
r. II Patillo, Egg through the Poet Office at Blacks
and Whites, Nouoway county.-Pefsons profTering
Farms, requested to state the number Of acres quail
iiy Of the Land, nature Of the improvements, price,
terms, SSc.No attention will he paid TO any
Dication, in which the two last Items are omit Cd
June 4. 6-w10ts
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M. Christopher Roberfson:

Mr.. Christopher Robertson.
FEVAKE NOTICE, that on the first Monday In Oc,o-
q Der next, shall move the Court Of Appeals, in
Richmond, to dismiss the appeal from the judgment of
the Superior Court of Law for Charlotte county In
which you appellant and appellee, unless you
give other and sufficient security, your present security
Take notice aso that the 9Th day Of Sept next At
Charlotte Court House, between the rising and setting
Of the sun, and shall continue from day TO day until com,
pleedI shall take the afidsvits Of VIM. Smith, Geo,
j. Roberts, Lewis d. Jennings aud Others to be read az
evidence in tho said motion.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAMS r. DANIEL
August 3. 25-v4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
"MuoH YEr REMAINS uN,vso.'

TO THE EDITORS or THE Enquirer.
you should think the following worthy Of place In
per It's insertion will obhse T.
oh think though tho pensvo shade
or grief brow
That regret to sec thee made
More happy than tits mine TO DO:
For though Join with tho gay,
Who greet thee In thy happiness,
II is not lie that's far
Shall love thco shall wish hec less
] cannot, when the heart is sad,
Rid smiles OF mockory to play.
Aswcll the wild birds bc glad
When first the young torn
For one by gono aud past
The few dear Joys used TO know,
Till even hope has fed at last,
Because sho could deceive
Yes! all are gone yet each of Thorn
Has len tender
Like flowers that leave the withsr'd stem
10 show where such sweet noweD
And yet amid tho pan-s of woo,
That thrill through this unhappy breast,
ff one soft touch OF Joy know
II 10 when believe thee best
And fthcrc could another link
or :rsf DO twined around heart,
'Twould DO 10 know that thou couldst think
My love for thco could ever part.
Oh. could thy gone soul but know
Thy brothers bitter list of
Grcf that sister
Would draw from thee n sisters
Them the drcgs OF dark despair
My cup of bitterness could pour,
That hallow ID drop would mingls there,
And bid the poison mder dow.
July 27tb, $780, FEWAMORZ.
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yNeSSrs. JpiIlian, Burton William TVInston, kba,a

.NeSSrs. Wiiliam Burton, TViiiiam JVInston Isaaia
Allen md Mrs Inn .N0rrelE.
.FENAKE NOTICE that OH Monday the 9th and Tues
n day the 2Sh of September next, between the hours
of a. NJ and p. NJ of each day, at the Clerks OF
shall take the dispositions of Thos. ID. Carnea and
others and Saturday the I'd, and Monday the 18th of
October next, between the hours of A. NJ and r.
NJ OF each day, at the Clerks Office OF Franklin Coun-
ty, Kentucky, located in Frankfort, shall take the de-
positions of Robert Tripett and others and on Wednes-
day the 9Th and Thursday the 9TH October next, be-
tween the hours of A. Nj and p. NJ of each day. at
the Clerks Office of Fayete County, Kentucky, located
in Lexington, shall take the dispositions OF Robert
Wickiffe and others; and on Monday the Ilth, and
Tuesday the 18th October next between the hours of
A. NJ and p. NJ. OF each day, at the Clerks Office
OF Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
shall take the ceposons of Thomas Kercheval, Jr.
and others; all which said depositions when so taken
are 10 be read as evidence in suit pending in the Su-
perior Court of Law for the county of Henco State of
Virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants
WILL. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE
Henrico County, "a b July, 1880. 24-wtIstOct
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FORGERY Letters frcm Augusta, Geo dated July
20. cay that The city had been in commoion that day
IN consequence Of !ofgetes 10 large amount witch
had just been discovered. II s stated that ~ l. ur.
gs, merchant Of that place. had made fee Tee Of the
names Of two < n'lemen who had been accustomed 10
assit with tbsir endorsement. The amount OF
100000 had eady come TO light - sides this, IL was
understood that there letters Of credit addressed
10 various houses in New York. and Other papers
which had been forged. the smount Of which had not
been aseeTtained One letter addressed 10 three high
respectable houses in s city, and upon which large
purchases had been made lie acknowledged 10 be gfnu
inc Sturgis had ab'coude I. nv Y. Jour. Gem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
Extract Of letter received by gentleman in OH.

Extract OF letter received by gentleman in this
city, dated GEORGETOWN, -. c., July 81, 1880.
regret TO add that death, appalling form,
its appearance IT, this and vicinity II be confined
tho boung classes general but especially the
grants working the canal It's approach to he proceeded
species OF Wild deun the subeat, which holds until
ay sinks from exhaustion, and after few hours continuance this
condition, the spirit departs from its mortal tenement shortly
ter death the takes dark DUE becomes ncsy black
IN the Roman Catholic graveyard have been informed that
have been inferred in day and member Of that
nomination. told by Of tho corgymsn that no had visited
within hours forty different and administered
70 each the comforts Of religion There another clergyman Of
same persuasion also IN constant attendance Tho aboures
chiefly members Of that Church The disease il aways
there have seen several Of recoyo IL Represented
the Physicians that far regards the native citizens the
never was healthier" Bait Ga;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

Ep EMOVAL.-Jas. Bray, Sddier and Harness Ma
u ker, grateful Tor the liberal eneouragem here
totore met with, begs leave respectfully TO inform his
friends aud customers that hs has removed his shop 20
the house formerly occupied by c. VAIL elk doors be.
low The Theatre, streat, where he will continue TO
execute all orders in hi' line with punctuay aud deg
patch He has hand, and will con SANITY keep
general assortment Of saddles, saddle bags car
riage AM gig harness. wagon and cart gear, whips
spnrs siirrup irons, bdle bits etc. all of which
he will dispose Of heretofore the most reasonable
terms. July 27 2l-w1t
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NOTICE

HD noUSION-DENTIsT-R c;fully informs
a. the ladies and gentlemen of Virginia. tina, he
intends starting on professional tour, about the
IA day OF july and will visit Fredericksburg, Char
iotesVie, and ShUntOn. in which places he will re-
main lew days--he will visit the White Sulphur.
warm and Sweet Springs, and return by the way OF
ynchburg gives this early notice, that hi. fri md
may have an opportunity TO call him previous to his
temporary absence from Richmond and spprise those
more emoe OF his intention OF visiting the above places
NJ Is. He expects 10 he absent from Richmond about
two hs June 8. 9-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

lOliCE.-Pursuant to an order OF the Directors OF
v the Rivanna Navigation Company ro,ic- is here
by given, that each Sockhoder in said said Company
pay to the undersigned, Treasurer ther, Of on he first
day OF September next Five Dollars on each share Of
Stock held in said Company.
DAN'L f. CARR, Treasurer
July 80. 2l-w4wF n ComnaDv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
NAVY DEPARTMENT..

SKETCHES FROM THE Ih ApIToR's OFFICIAL RE-
Case Of limos Binney.
Amos Binney appointed Navy Agent at Boston,
and commenced his duties in February, 1912.
He continued in office, and was, il is said nominal ted
TO the Senate for another term at the Session of Con-
nomination.
In settlement of his account, dated March 18th,
1926, no advanced claim for loss Treasury notes
S23,59l 81
Commission on the above 225 81
settlement of his account up to tho goth April was
naue on the I'm May, 1928, in which the charge
loss on Treasury notes renewed, but the commits
sion was dropped The charge was suspended.
In this settlement there allowed by the Secretary
Of the Navy and Fourth Auditor, vouchers of the fol-
lowing characters:
1916, Dec. 81, To commission purchases
andpaymens at Boston, for
the OF the u States
Navy,& beyond the bounds
OF my Agency, forwarded
by order, TO Portsmouth, N.
H., Newport, r. L., New
York, Philadelphia Wash
ngton, Norfolk, and Lake
Champlain stations, amount
ing to S263 $3.50 81, per
nexed schedule, at 2l-2
per cent. S659s Is
For receiving, examining, re.
gisering, endorsing count
ing and paying Sl,62O,S7l
Treasury notes, from Au-
gust, 1914, 10 October 10,
commission of Ia per
,s, cent, A,o5. 81
1924, Nov. s, For chartering brig Good
Hope, collecting a cargo Of
provisions, commission OF
Upper cent. on all drawn
from depot, and paid for
by himself, SI2474 IL. is 3Il Sc
1873, Feb Is, For collecting debt Of II. Par
rots estate 81, 009 ~, at
IL per cent. commission, IT'S 22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

NNoRrY-FIVE MULES FOR SALB-At horo
~ Quarter, near Hanover Courthouse, where they
will remain until 9Th inst, after which time they
will he removed 10 Fighting Creek, near PowhaiAn
CouIthousc They will remain in Richmond, the 17ih
ISb, and lob, aud msy be seen al Mr. ThomaSs STA
bieS. DANIEL CHAPMAN,
Aug. g. 26-w2i for George Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
Whole amount allowed,

Whole amount allowed,
Tho amount claimed for loss on Trcasu-
ry notes, without being positively al
lowed, was deducted from tho amount due
TO the United States under certain heads
of appropriation, and thus passed TO his
credit,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

From the Baltimore Rspnblceo)
JoHN HoLnEs.-Tbe vindictivs rsiiipg-speeeh Of
his consistent gentleman, bss been pubshed and cir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

and New Bedford. and on freight for
sundry articles for the Naval service.
from 1872 to 1926, inclusive, 2 La er
cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

I'D edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.-MRs
H9 CHKIsTIANNA G.. BURKE, respectfully an
nouuces hr intention TO open in this city, the first
day OF October next, Seminary for the admission OF
Young Ladies' Boarders and Scholars
IL Is contemplated TO offer an institution, combining
the most solid requirements with the popular and
fashionable accomplishments. Without laying claim
TO any extraordinary qualifications for dischargng the
arduous and highly responsible duties which will de-
volve on her Principal, Mrs. feels fdent that
an early attention TO the subject Of Education, and an
experience OF many years in its detas-united to the
assistance OF so many able teachers will enable her TO
Afford advantages equal to any i'm this State and not in
terror TO those Of any Northern Institution.
Mrs Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr..
Burke, at hour not interfering with the duties Of his
own Seminary; Mr.. Macully, Teacher of Mathe,nat-
les IN The Richmond Seminary. will also give daily in
strncon in the branches connected with his depart
MT.
Mr.. ephen Bernard, native Of France, will teach
the modern languages.
Music, Drawing and Dancing, will be Taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention. which
whilst IL avoids undue amt will insist on the IN
mPn OF all moral and religious duties, and enjoin
strict regard for those observances best calculated
insure easy and becoming department:
The following table exhibits extensive course
OF studies Than is generally offered for the education OF
emales. They submit in detail, account OF
The belief, thai many par' will consider them
AL II a edu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

S45,6Sl Al
All these allowances, and many others OF less sin
gular character still left MIR. BiDney in debt to the Co
vernnen S9,03l 90. Yet did Mr.. Southland the worry
day that the was reported from this Office issue
requsiton and pay out of the Treasury Mr.. Binney
although lie had been two years out of office, and
$4,000 in debt, an additional sum of $4,000!
The only .aulhorityon which this done, was a let
ter from Dr. Watkins, setting forth large sums, which
he said must eventually go to Mr.. Bnneys credit, and
advising the advance. Among these sums a claim
OF $50, l53 81 for loss Treasury notes, which he
says sa claim in equity supported by satisfactory legal
vouchers whom il known that the claim orr inally
sot up, only S22,50l o. and that nothing had oc.
cured TO increase IL from 1926 to 1929.
The report of the Fourth Auditor dated June 3D. 1923
did not pass the Second Compirolers office until the 81
Of March. 1929. Mr. Binney then in debt TO the
Government $3.50 OBI 3d.
On the day he rendered an account current to
tie Fourth Auditor balancing this sum and bringing the
Government upwards Of $4,000 in debt to biml
On tie Ith March the Fourth Auditor made another
report upon This account in which he also not only ba
anced the $4,000 90, due from Mr.. Bnney but brought
the Government Si9O33 20 in debt 10 himl OF course
there passed to his credit in that settlement sS 065 J2
ne following IS summary OF the allow then
made;
For commissions on account Of purchases
made for tie Navy Yards at Philadel-
pha, New York, Norfolk, Washing
ton, Newport, the Lakes, Portsmouth
and Portland the Mediterrsnea and
Pacific Ocean, from 1912 10 1926, in.
=, elusive, 2 l-2 per cent s22,47I 70
For commissions, contracting for build
ing stores, houses, wharf, slip, building
ways, ship house, and other improve
rnents at Chsrlestown; 2 LIZ per cent
commission debts collected from
1872 TO 1926, inclusive purchase Of
land for extension Of Navy Yard, 21-2
per condemnation on sales Of old cop
per, provisions, &c. I2A7s ~
For procuring survey OF Navy Yard &C. 1000 90
For procuring and RENTING exchange
on London from 1917 10 1920 inclusive Q 300 10
For commissions on purchases and i'm.
portauons OF copper, kenilcdge. tin.
Der, provisions and coal from Liver.
pool, Franconia, New York, Florida
Carolina, Virginia R1lirnore Ohio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10
1924. Nov. &. /
$ll,137 81
$o,59s rs


Mr. Binney, however, received pro- tenn, appoint
1925 presenting in every quarterly return his claim of
S22,o9l 81, Tor loss on Treasury notes.
AT the close OF that year, it is said he was again nom
mated TO the Senate, but not confirmed.
HIS account was settled up TO the 3!st March, 1926;
but he continued TO act through the months of April and
May. From the settlement u, to Dec. 3lst, 1921 to
that Tor the FIRST quarter of 1916, the amount due from
him TO the United States had Increased from 2s 1884 81
to S139,33l 81. For April and May 1926 his accounts
not settled in the Fourth AUDITORS Office until the
3D. of June, 1928. In that settlement the following al
lowances, with many others, were made to him:
For advances on account of certain public
vessels from 1912 to 1926, inclusive.
neuer before charged,' 81 800 ~
Interest on the LOG So
For hostages from 1916 to 1925, neper be-
fore charged, lis rs
For stationary in 1918, H. and rs, 20 So
DO from 1916 to 1926, inclusive sS4 90
Ter h0f-e, anu ciiaise and carriage hire
from 1912 to 1926 do. o29 GO
For truckaGe from 1912 TO 1917, inclusive, 1,4s7 OS
For commission of 1-2 per cent. on
Sl5,0il So paid to mechanics and la
borers in 1872 and 10 1I26 OF
For commission of 1-2 per cent. on
$117,175 81, on account of purchases
for MaIiRe Corps, from 1912 to 1921
inclusive: Also $780, 04 IL, ex-
pended in like manner, 3,739 AZ
For extra clerk hire in 1925 and '26, 1895 SO
For travelling TO Washington, and attend
ing 121 days TO settle accounts, $50 so
For interest said TO have been paid on
certain of money borrowed for
public use in 1913 10 1876 inclusive, 1886 81
For interest upon the above interest l2,757 Sc
For commissions heretofore Suspended,
allowed 100 So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Valuable Real Estate.

FEY HE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
u land lying in ttse county of MoutgGmery,
each naiuing about 1900 ac,es, which he Is
anxious ,o dispose ofon reasonable terms. One
OF those plantations is we'll known hy the name
Of the " hire House plantation, with good i'm
uroyemeuts. The house is yell calculated Tor
a tavern on a public road much travelled. ihls
plantation has also on ii a very good Saw and
Girls, Mil, mud in neighborhood sufficient TO
render 1t valuable. The oth- plantation has
usual improvements. They viii he sold either
by the whole tract or if il will sui, purcaa-
sers better. will divide the tracts to suit
them. provided can effect sale Of both, or
one tract and deem il unnecessary to give any
further description, as it is presumed thai those
wishing to purchase would prefer viewing the
premises, which can be shewn them at any time
by the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. WITS
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May Il

hAifckEE, ROBINSON q Go. are opening
.sRA large and general assortment OF staple
Fancy Goods, selected out OF the Spring am
vais at New York. and are remarkable Tor lhetz
variety oil style and cheapness.
Hair corded aud checked Cambrclis, yer$ To-"
5 aud 6.l London Cambricks, soft dresseds
Beautiful 6g'd SWISS Mnslins
Swiss and Manchester Gingham new ST..
Etofe indleune, entirely new article
. boxes Mauese Ribbons, do
SnperGne Lin+n Camhricks
81 add : kentings, approved nleal
Scarborough Gauze Hicks. beautlfut
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
silk aud Cotton Ho2ery, at halfpricc
Fancy Soaps. odonr delicious
Cologne aud Florida Water. in cut bottles
Thread and Blonde Laces, sup quality
BGhbinPtt do ,, I, and Cd
BeantiInl Straw aud travelling Baskets
Black Romba2ine. 81 and 81. vp,v cheap
Black Lusuings, for eentlemen's war
sup. RnNen Cashmere
Black Prunela, very superior
The above Goods are Fresh-al purchased
for cash, and will be sold on such terms rs Wi
please the planter, and be an offset againstlls
low prices OF Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

y u ukoOANr 10 a deed Of trust. executed 10
II he subscriber by Charles Burks. for our
poses therein named, bearing dale the 10Th day
"i dun, ISIS, and dniv recorded in the coon,,
G"ur' Of Aahefst. snail, proce ed 10 sell. Tor
rfady money, before tie door OF James Pow.
eli tavern, ut Amherst Count House. on Sat.
nrday the 18th dag OF June next, a certain
lhci %! Land, "a The county oil Amherst. ad
joihm- ihe iand Of /. Allen +. Palmer, Rees
and "'hets, on Pedl'T Nver.-Iihcwise al the
interest the SAID Charles had al ihe date OF the
aeea 10 his dec. Fathers ESTATE. Actiag as
trustee III convey Only soch ulie AS Is YES
led IN me as such.
SAMUEL L. DAVIES.
May g ,5s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

'I'HL Subscriber has just received from y.
a York. and on hand finishing Tor sale. Al
bis new establishment opposite tho Western
Hotel, IynchtpIfg, great variety of Home
aud Travelling Carriages consisting ofcve,y
Kind used Ia this country, and sold On the most
reasonable terms also, Carryall. made, 10 the
Northern style.
n Is. All orders for chrriages I'll be sSecu-
ted with promptness aud despaIch
HARVEY BEACH.
Anil
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Superb Articles.

ZnH e subscriber has Just received. the fol
lowing articles, which are all first rate !:
Pocket and Pen knives, some OF them very
splendid Glass iukstands Paint Boxes aud
Brushes Carmine Saucers Razor Straps
Shaving Soap; beautiful Bead Purses Pocke;
Books Letter Folders; Waters blank Cardst
Letter Stamps. I laseoleIs, &c. &c
T., /. GARDNER
March % Is