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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
IRUS SAID.

IN pursuance III "A deed ot trust, execaled 10
n Us by urah Leit",cb, (nnw dec'd,) ana
Nancy his m,efoI p 'rposrs therein cAIn esseds
which dred bears cate the 24h day Of hprh
1924, sad is duly recorded IN lse CLERKS oibtt
oil the county ourt ol Bedford, we shall pfo
coed TO sell, nj public auction, tor ready mo
ney, On the l!ih day Of November next, y
tn, il not, the nezt lair day thereafter. at thh
laie residence OF The SAID Uriah Leitwicb. dee.
the iola"mg property, viz I: one tract OF LAM.
cont a,uing $50 acres, more or less, b"nndsa
by the Lands Of Eaiah Tnrner, Richard Infne6
Inbai Dixua, Thaddeu5 Mies's Estate, Gaflana
Hurts +. tate, q 9th rs. Also, one Negro Man
nnmed Snadrach, on Negro Woman Ai'iy,
head oi Cattle. 10 head al Sheep, u head o.
Hogs, hay HoiseS, 8 Feather Beds aud / ~
nitnre and all tho balance OF his H0useho'
aud knrGen turniiure. Tins iraet OF L8nd "a
well worth the attention Of auy person wiah">
10 pun chase tract o, that Juan,ny, being yer
ie.nle, aud the plantation 10 good order. we
ueheye lhe right 10 be s",hspuiaole, but We WI
on'y convey such right as is vested IA Us BY '''a
SAID deed oi trust.
VIM. LEFTWiCH, pr....ees
THOMAS PRESTON 4
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A Situation w anteu.

n YOUNG LADY, who can pi"duce GOOD
~ iesslulon ais oi character aud qnahGca-
tons, WISHES 10 ubtan "a situation as iutoress
an some genleel private family Enquire q
me Editors 81 The ".rgiHicH.
o. 20 vdy
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New E.stablishnaent

n4BE saner,',~rs have as,oe,Ated ben
ssl,es fundef the fem Of HARRIS 4
AUOS) iaT the purpose Ui ersSsaeiing Nhos-
sals .na Retail Grocery basiosss Ia ms plsef,
~ thu tfasHsrt near i!ss b4aks, snd asi
dofr 4. Mr.. EsLsoB Johns. aud respecinlit
beg lsasr 10 10 fot,n thrir fissJ. aud .hr robl,e
gensrsil,. Ihsi they have received an etirnsss
sssurt.ae,a oil Drpc.ries. 5rs1ss many aihef
sr,iel.s not usually kepi 10 saeh al esiaal''l'-
men eli Of which sis irssb. hAsing hssp re-
oenn, selected ~ Phiisdslpbia. i}alnm9re aud
H. hmond. Th. following couiII.es PAT Of
tie STOCK, .iz Is binds. New 0feaa., P"rto
Rico aud s.. Cron Sugars, ! i,eres and %
bag. La 6aBsrs, H. sana aud Java Cotfee, 10
bhd.. noissse., $500 ib.. Loai Sagar, II boses
lily on. Youag H,.ou Btaek, lmr. aud Cum
ps., der Las, part OF rAirs qnslny, MADEIRA,
IeneriH-. PORT. Champaign and Malaga Wine,
, clairs Bottles, 10 gtoss Bottle Cerks. 100
Sacks Liverpool 6iied Salt, American and
5sedes Iron, Blisiored, T.. Is. Gsrman aud
Cast Stssl, 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn. haH ton
shot, 20 ksgs Rogers aud D1pOnfs Powder,
81 bgAes Hasanns Il nther osgafs, lobseeo a.
snDa. 95 boxes Bunch kai.ins, II boIe. Choc-
olHe Il dus Mustard, Ginger Pepper, PImen-
10, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nuimegs, Starch, indl.
&c Madder, COpperas, Alum, Epson aud
Gauber Salts, sperm Oh, Swsei dp. 5ptrts
rorpcnilne, & = 10 IL 10 IL Windos GI".s,
5 oe Ihresd, Wrapping Paper and lane,
WIRING. Cap, Post aud Letter Paper, ii eases
Men'. and Bo,s coarse Bfognes aud kp
: hoe. aud Brogsns. patl very stout aud Ca
rnla ed for hee,oe-, o cases Cotton aud Wool
Carls. 43 bours Shaving Soap, 30 do Bar
soap, nall gross shoe Brushes, g'oss ehoe
Bla king. Shoyel., Spades, Trace aud h"lier
1 hams, Cast Iron. la Kettles, Pa ent Collie
Will. DC. az. together with many oiher saiuo-
ble aflief.s. " nh ne afe det,rmoed TO sell
l. " for cash OF upon the usual credit 10 pune
insl customers. We Will nj all times TAXI
Country Produce IN exchange Tor GroeerIes,
a, the hiehpsi market prices and leel eonh-
1ant Innt Couutt, Merchants and others my
make II insit tur,teI 10 pstronIze rs, assuring
inrm thu rstiy ,xeftion shall he used on our
pari ~ llvc enure satisfaction.
b. ID. HARRIS,
T.. II. MOON.
five tender our services ss general Agents
aud { ,nmlssion Merchants.
HARRIS Il MOON.
Oct 27 ct
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MUIR stock OF Groceries AT thi5 tune Is very
O tAlemsive, enibta,ins all desirable ari
tIcles ~ that Inr, a, prices TO plense.-We wish
TO barter Tor CruntrY Produce, for which We
will give the very highest narke, value.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Dct
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

EfiHE SUBSCRIBERS under tn Grm OF
- Bridges a Coiqphonn, ARE now opening, .
doors below the Corner leading 10 MafI"' 3
u are House, a large aud extensive assortment
oil Groceries. CONSISTING . every article !" ihe's
linp, which they are deiet mined 10 cell low foI
cash, OF Country Produce. Their friends aud
tho public g. oefally will peasc call aud exam
me before they phi chnse.
They are also receiving and opening small
supply OF Wuolrn Goods. Hardware i Crock.
cry. DAVID BRIDGES,
FREDERICK ". CoLQUH0UN.
net,
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FOR RENT.

14IALtIA OA II Il " I,
E..sMN A NEAT u eommoI ious Brick
llsnlW2 "a Trne.uent, with garden, STA.
xdssstznakk4 he. kitchen, &c. attached 10 It,
dear Pues Ian Yard, ali IA in gooa repair, and
on accomm odalinS terms. Possession given
q. ECtiOLS,
Agen, FOR Estate Of Is. Waiter dec.
Nay 8, Z,
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YNbE Administrators of the esta,. NJ tho
IL iais Samuel Ciasios are Determined "a
Close Their administration as early as rrAc,ica.
bic --snd request all persuns iotding clan.
ssai"st the estaie to present then wiihnut do.
lay 10 JAS. l.. CLAYTON
j. ID. hiuRRELL,
cc'. OIL. 81 Adm'rs
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Il UsI received a cumVIete pssortmrm 1
% GsERG-sg ~ ANCHOR Boz.
-EGGS &c uumbe,---aud
"aifanted, superior quality.
Jnns %. KYLE 4 BORLANn.
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TAUSI SALE,

IN pursuanGe Ola Jrni Deed, .xecuted by
4 Wnlem JopiIng, on tue l,n day OF October,
ls24, TO Beun-t A. Crawford as Trustee, and
OF record 10 the Clerks oice OF Amherst coun-
" court, we will, on the l4lb day OF Nov. 1881
II lair, ifnot, the ne1l fair day, Sundays exceI-
lc,, Oh the premises, procerd 10 sell at public
auction, tor cash, one equal noieiy OF tract OF
land supposed to contain I0O acres, q the same
Oh winch the said WIN. looping now rcsifies---
bounded by tie lands oil " liam Pryor, john
!. Carter, (slnce decea.ed1 Charles L. Carter
snd olhers--the said moiety 10 lnc lude tue Mau-
sion House.
In" sad Benoe, A. Crawford having remov-
ed be, ond The hmit, ui THIS 5lBle, We the ia
dris gned have been appointed IN hb stead BY
an order of the superior Court OF ChsneeIy ior
fhr LyuchbuIg Dsuici, 10 execute The deed
Aforesaid.
The ntle TO the above property is believed TO
be good, bIt ACTIN as Trustees We shall convey
WIN special warranty Transferring ands'iling
UGH rght nnIy rs W. hold under SAID deed.
ADDISON + .LlAfEhRO y,,,,,s, .o
RICHARD CRAWFORD. !
DC %. 'hs
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NOTICE..

TRHE Subscribers having luca ed themselves
= in Richmond, for the purpose of transac-
ting IA COMM sion Business, Ia Country Pro
duce, beg leave 10 tender ,hrir services 10 then
friends aud the public generally - they will al
so attend 10 the receiving and ior~ q, dug
Hoods. READ y MACMURDO.
Ocl 3 lm
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EAYLE s. EBOAsa.AND

EANEE Il EsOkga.ANse
Id E5rEClFULIY inform the Lsdles Of
HI Lynchburg and is vicinity, that they
have received u part OF thslr Fan supply OF
Fancy Goods. u which they patio ulally invite
their attention, Among tue Articles received
are the following, VIZ
3 boxes splendid new style Bonnet Ribbons
do ezra do rlth Hnter patterns
20 pieces very handsome Beh Ribbons
dozen beautiful EmbTo Gaaze Hdkts.
3 do do do Grape 10
do very rich Embro Lace do
do handsome BHrrGe do
2 pieces Qauze d. Persia, a new aud beautiful
arncle Tor Ladies Dresses
pieces MHteoGies best Italian Lutestring
do toll do do very handsome
doz. rich b ond Wells, new s,yle
do Gna l.,nen Cambr,c Hd!Is. with Boz
ders)
! DO Handsome Emhro. Hose
piece fine deep gree" Barge
doz large Shell Combs
A handsome assortment of Thread Edgines
Insertings. &c,
In addition TO the above. W. shall receive in
few DAYS, direct from New York aud phIla-
dolphin, or entire Fall supply OF S,aple and
Fancy Goods, winch, added 90 our present
stock, will make our assortnIeul large aud desi-
rable.
OcI 90 ,s
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'rhe AYnciAnur3 .,tiils.

n RE now ready for the reception ofthe
"a new crop OF Wheat. Our flcuds and the
FIimfrs generally arr respectfully requested
10 are u before drsposing Of Their crops, we
are disposed 10 nnke such olsrs as :, ~ be
satisfactory 10 them.
JOHN u G.. T.. LYNCH.
L. s. We are about srro,iug u Lumber House
on man street prar the Un on lioie' ,'or the r..
crpIlon nj Nheat-~h'ch viii obSlatr the ~
eansenleno. AID sometimes difficulty ofgetung
10 The mil With Il.
Juue 40.
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VyTT II Ar.

sAViNG made arrangements for the pur-
II-A chase OF large anan,liy OF Wheat, We
invite the Planters to see us previous 10 selling,
as We ate determined 10 give the highest ruarhe,
price. MchE, ROBINSON j. co.
Oct. 3 {,
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FnSiiis DAY RECEIVED fresh supply Q
n P0hi WINE. Uporto brand
4, q J.E. R0YALL.
Sept. 10. Is
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.NO'EACE.

n SHALL petition he next General Assem-
- thy tor pesmissIon 10 erect Toll Bridge
across s's"n'onsNer, from my land, IN Ph,syl.
wanna county, 10 an oppste poul la Campbell
al or near the Pocket Ford.
NiLLlAM w. SMITH.
Cc, 10. Is
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NOTICE,

1ESAFiNo suffered cons'dershte damage by
S--a persons, under pre'Hnce OF hunting aud
hshins, aud others, ranging through my ie Ids,
without any knosn obj ct, hereby inrwarn
al perso"s against iFespassins Upon nv lands.
inolused ano uninclosed, IA shan eudsayot 10,
enl or,e The law against all iatTuders
NA DAVIS. Jr.
Oci. 9Th. Va,
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Richmond, dug Is, 1881.

ERHE subscriber, having been du, au,hos
~ ised to receive applications aud uaks
surveys Tor the anove company, offers HI SCI,
vices 10 the owners OF property IN hy"chb,sg,
and county adjacent. JOHN J.. PUkFis.
Aug, Is. Ono
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EANN SUI NNFI
SgeAiT hi. week received a sllendid a.
ri so.fment OF seasouablc Goods, snlgng
which are
10 pipces superior Pongcc
10 do sankln Grapes
. Nsitsonir, Lrui,iriug
10 changeah,s Silks
20 sinehama
30 CHlicns
% Bell Ribbons
10 dog. Ladies Superior Hor.kin Gloves
6 do kus
Handsome Gauze 5ha~ls
DO Grape do
DO GauAr Grape Lis,h Scarfs
Aug, IS. ia
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..agJAlv E Il &N Tg..MhsE.,

09..SGl a5IGE..ha
EASA SQUARE,
) EfAVE jasi reserved % packages Fail att
~ Wm'tr GOODS. purchased al ,os
Auction Rooms, III No~ ! orh, Phda1Gi1hi l.
Baltimore. All 6l wui,h tney val seIi 81 tho
usual prices Ia, Cash. ia. lni34,ng ave i lev
Vi tue arirlrs IeceI> ed -
= Bales .ilxt Devonshite EsTsess
l do. Lin.sys
3 ia. 9 4 Heavy London pulae B!eaheZ
2 ie. Il do.
= Is. 3 eo.st r. se's
do. 1 do do.
. III. - IA IVY nrpieton Stirling
~ d.. 1.4 Cunning nam 4 An jarsoas' -,
s do. Al do. O1nsbuIgs
10. 3 do. do.
| do "a Brown Shiriings
do. Al Bleach do do.
do Z Dorchester Dedtiok
| do. 4 superior do.
do. Heavy Domestic Pluids
$50 Ptces New St,l Calico
6OO Bales Cotton Yarn. Of ClnIk's and Tia
Thistle Manufacture
% Pieces Cloths 81 all descriptions
Is do. Cashmere do.
90 du. Cassinets do.
In add,ion 10 Which ,hey will lie Only e.
ceiN,ng fresh gaods.
Sept. IL. Is
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New StNle Nunstabie.

NNcKEE, ROB N5oN & CO. have the plea.
IFM sure Of exhibiting TO their customers the
attest Northern style. ~ that arucle, with splen-
did Ribbons tor trimn,lng.
Oct, 3 ts
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LyreGsme ond B6ae Rage Turnpike


VylUE steehhalhefs IN thr above company
ere hsreuY u4.l.had. tai 'nreimg VII
be h,id "a The Tranklin Intel, On Nedn's dHy
} she Isih ,na. AZ tire o'clock, T.. NJ. Tor me
clrrt!an ofs Psf.rlrni aud Eve Directors, 10
serve CO.. The ensuing yrar.--li b hoPed me
Stockholders III De ifsinpi 20 thea ahen'
daaer rs business 81 mo lanee " ~ Sime
1,slntt them. FRANCIS MERla L fHtR.
lftfidsHi.
No, a ,dmO
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An apprentice WaNtca.

a n active boy with common English Co
N ucalion aud good habits, will os taken a.
an apprentice al tuis OFFICE.
Sept. 20
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SIGN OF THE
@ DLAAlf ANVIL

TNHE0. ROBERTSON & co. have receiv-
- ed by the Julian, their Fall supply of
Hardware. and have now on the river their
Cutlery, from On hoard the brig Emily-The.e
two vessels arc direct from Liverpool--ii is
needless TO en,Emerale many articles suffice it
to say they nave every article usually KEEP, 10
their line, VIZ : Blscksmith's fouls Of var ious
qualities, Carpenters Tools. and Q 10, 3, 4.
4 l-2 aud inches brass Curtain Pms, CUR
TAIN BANDS. new article, Surveyors
Chains and Mathematical instruments, an ele-
CANT assortment Of SILVER MOUNTED IA
BILE CASrORS, CANDLESTlCKS g. SNUF-
FEkS, large and complete assortment OF
ENGLISH aad AMERICAN ShDDLERY.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. COUNTRY
SADDLERS, MECHANICS OF EVERY DE
SCRIP lion and the pnblic generally ate r..
specially invited Id call aud examne their
stock. Thdy expect IN month or two 10 re-
crive an additional soppiy from Liverpool,
which Will enable them to keep constantly on
haod iRST TIA L SUPPLY OF CHOICE
GOODS.
\. Best Anchor Boiling Cloths for sale.
O"t. y I'm
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W aeNiAStnn M0leA.

L YSCHBU6G IA.
a HAVE takeu this we'll kunws establish
a meut, aud am prepared To accommodate
travellers aud Bohrde's. Tue House is large
aud comnudous, aud situated mar the ceutre
OF h1sIuess-wh,lt, AZ tue same Tine, IL Is re.
moved from the hustle and noise oil main street.
No czertons shall be spared 10 render thus
who may lavo'r me with Ghelr patronage, quiet
and Cuulol laUie.
~ Good U5ters and well provided stables
will Ue sut ject ofcons' ant at entIon. -CharSe
Tor mau aud horse .nodei ate.
SETH WARD.
Oct. 6. lmo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

~sS~G a9S.,tsVS Ia cndesy"I TO merit IL by
puneiusl attention TO his customers. He has
on hand a general imply of Saddlery, consist
ing of Saddles. BRIDES. Meaningless, Goa b ,
Gig Jersey aud Wagon Harness. &c. logeb.
G, with small assortment OF Dry Goods,
Grooeries, &c fr The accommodation OF ihuse
who trade With hlm-ali oi which will be sold
low Tor oash, or IA exchange Tor Country Pro-
duce, Timber ptnnk or good bonds, or 10
punclual customers On n libefsl credit
TIE subscriber has on baud aud Tor sale a
new PANEL Gig second banded Gig aud
Carriage. aud supply oil Plank Scanning AID
Hmber--all Of winch All be- sold low for mo-
nef .--Also several Houses on the tlil 'or Rent.
Tor terms, apply 10 RIO Il, GRAY.
n B.-One or tso Bows, otgnod mOtas aud
moderate kngleh Edncauon, from II TO 10
years OF age. would br taken as Apprentices 10
lie 5addi,ng, aud 10 be advanced and qu lifted
Tor bosn'ss generally. X. h. &.
Nv. Is
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q boIrs beautiful bonnei RibUous
boz k,tra do do
= bo,es Belt Ribbons--Rieh aud beautiful pa
terms
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VUgTINGS

Rich fe ured suk snd cut velvet VrstDgs (su
pe,bly beautifully
] peca do psry best Black SILK Velvet
2 pieces rich figured lotl,aett
/ do fine B4H kalencia
I do Salmon do
10 do new style w,ntsr vestings
SILKS- DC.
30 pieces tiaiiaa L6trsamgs
q do hl,rt.nnis' beat do do
3 do Rich Wateied and e1angeab c SILKS
9 do Figured do
Fancy oolored Grodeunps and Elorences
= pleces Gro de iadts--s nos aud speud
style ol Goods iDr Winter Dresses
3 do Gauze do Persia NV aad splendid sT
q do Pefetians uclts.
- a.. l.ru do Stvtss
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FRESH SUPPLI
NEW A1sD gAsEtoNAc@A
Hall and Winter Goods.

yr~YLk MD BoRLAND have Ja" 'r.e'F
IN ed Nv tue LAT. aIrisss, direct h"m Ne"
Ta1l and pb1sd. lptia--s 10y large an" -
ie,l,ite es.orilatni Of faH aad 6ntf Goods,
when bavr iieen srie.it d nith great care ~"
which they are d,spased 10 ssil On the 'n''' ae-
CONNIE daiine isfms.
We earnestly saiiat call ffom those wish-
ing 10 parehase good, shfap sa"J (ash'ohd0ie
Goods.
ibe following are few Of The leading Articles
lich gp nav 1a.=.s=sl ~.
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RIBBONS

q hoIcs beautiful bonnie Ribbons
boz k,fra do do
= bo,es Belt Ribbons Rich aud beautiful pat.
terms
! do wide and narrow Lnesiriug Ribbons
cALICoEs d. GTNdiANS
800 pieces Calico computing every snIe snd
suai,y-sOid rt,y cheap
10 pieces dark Hmtes Glngnams
- DO beHutifl Extracted dc.~-ta utw dT'ieie)
FANCY TIAWDK'TS
dos. tp,rndid Gsusr snd Ciape hsndkIs
3 do do Embroidered Lace do
Q do Warsaw do
) 90 Me,mo Points and Haadkfs
Camhrics and Mus\ins.
100 piece. 8 4 eud Cd Ca,nbrie aad Caa6rc
Mu,lns
80 do. PLAN AID figured Swiss Mus ms
ber"iitni psttefus
q 30. hur B,shop Lawn
case lri,h Liners
~ p,eoss long Lawn
BLANKETS & xCRsE-S.
aNeiy ihtge sssHftnient vi po,,t, deils aud
roe. baak,ts
i bales ser soul kersey.
> do. do. Gassinais
Flannels and DomcstiCs.
30 pieces sup. r.d tiaunet
10 do. hnf whu. do.
10 do common ana medium do
~ b"ifs bome,iics, comprising az sssortrent
oi 81 ID mn 81 bro. Dome.iics
cases Sd aud ~ blrsehed Do.
do. plaid Dsmtslics
bales Cotton Oznatafps
: large quantity Cotton Yatn from, The Peters.
bofg factory
\ very bnr assortment of Groceries. Hardware
anu CUTLERY. dc. a..
Oct. 81 o.
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CL0LA1S
1 Piece extra 6ne Blos Cloth
1 do do Black do
Is Fines imported
Super Blue Bln h and brown Ci'lh'
do Steel mad nud drnb DO
4 pieces Super fancy do viz
niece hue Invisible Gfeen do
4 do Moss oreen DO
do u MnlBeny do
do adelaide do
W 1hs Gtniiemtn afs particularly inr'i cd 70
call aud eragiine.
CASsIEnEHEg
Super Blue b,aek, aad dfao t's''ncrrs
/ piece Coronation do (boe aud beautiful
shsde.)
do Lavender do
30 do Cassineit--i6ne aud medium qtiel'irs)
do Extra dark Steel MId Cass'neus
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cALyCoEs d aTNd1IANxs

500 pieces Calico coDptnlng every shle sot
quali,y-,Oh rtry ehenp
10 pieces dark Hmtss hingnams
- DO beautiful Extracted de- ueu dr'icie)
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.sQs FL CRAY
SADDLER,

1nEELS truly thank fnl
- tor the liberal supp n
~ hich has been afforded
him IN his line OF business
by a liberal public, aud
takes this opportunity TO
solicit u future patronage.
and promises ON HI. pnrl
Ia cnde8vut 10 merit IL by
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GSRspSyNa xklssS.

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written in Washington, and reviewed ahj evised by you during your daily visits to that onpeer of yours. Every person who knew Edwa wards was con vinced he never would have ventured urbn such step without having received assurances from per- sons he deemed capable of protecting him. Your letter of the Sd of July to the managers o the 4h of July dinner at Washington, was consdeted at the time, an act redeemng the pledge of protection you had given him It is true that MT Adams and MT Mclean united with you in the letter. Mir Adams motives for signing 1t was apparent Edwards was his political supporter. His son-in-law held fine vote of Illinois in his hands without which, it nnneared in the event, Mir Adams could not have been el.cted MT Adams, therefore, had an adequate poIifcal mo- tive for doing tho act You could have hatHo such motive, nor could MT Mclean, believe, hiro had any other motive for his conduct th ti~4 o sDserV- ency to your wishes, and desire to enabeyou to fulfil your promise to Edwards From the tlOe Gen. Noble gave me this information, and that yol signed the letter the Sd of July, never doubted that the plot against my reputation was your handywork and originated in your brain, so fertile in mischief And yet you complain of intrigues and conspira,es. l have through my whole life, been plain thorough going man. When difficulties have arisen have honestly met them, and under the protection the shield of integrity have vanqushed them. lam now too old to adopt new course of conduct. am in retirement, and have no wish to emerge frlm that retirement.
 had like to have forgot your charge ofinfringing the purity or the eeCtOr ColleSeS wrote lne Iet- ter to Mir Barry ofwhich you complain, and that was not the only letter. But at the time thd letter was written, I had no information that the electors of Kentucky were pledged to vote for youas Vice Pre- sident; nor have l any other evidencenow before me than your assertion, which every pfson as well acquainted with you as I am, will admit to be very olender evidence. wrote no letter to any State where knew the electors were pledged to vote for Vice President.
 You seem to think am under the influence of re- sentiment. You are mistaken. Resentment is only felt against equals superors and neveragainst n- feriors. From the time you established the Wash ington Republican for the purpose of sandefing and vilifying my reputation considered you degraded, disgraced man, for whom man of h,nor and character could feel any other than the most sove reign contempt Under this impression, Twas anx- ious that you should be no longer Vice President of the United States.
 am sir, your most obedent servant,
 (Signed,) VIM. H. CRAWFORD. To he Hon J. C. Calhoun, Vice President U. 5.
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complicated as those of the North are al- ready
 The London Times of Jan. 22d remarks, in relation to these reports, that no account of the death of Don Miguel had been received by the British Government, or at either of the Embassies.
 LISBON, Dec. 31. Private correspon- dence. ]--Mr Mackenzie, ,the English Consul, having received his recall and orders to de- clare to Don Miguel's Government, that all the communications made under the Duke ot Wellington's Ministry are null and void, was upon the point of setting out for France by the way of Spain. The news of the loan at Lon don in favor of Donna Maria having transpi- red, many Migueites had gone over to the ranks of the Constituencies.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA
 EL Just received Vols. III and W. Also. on. sale, FAY's CHRISTIAN ALMANAC for 1881. D, WOODRUFF,