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advertisement.
TIE .HSTHN42ILSCONSUM

~ 4 lie .1of I.h. SCN-foCA I|pE
AtlHt most prevalent and ftta! Of all the Diseases in
- ciicnt 20 civilized socicty-the Consumption
may generally be traced to the least alarming Of disor-
ders, a ,fght but neg iected cod By estimation It APP
pc RS ,hs one huadred and .Gfy thousand persons die
annually IF the Consumption Most Of these dread
ful results ia, be attributed 20 common Colds, and u
negligent treatment Of the har,a>sing Cough hat &c
morally ensue,, which. is usually followed ny %l'fiicult
breathing, pain in The side, and at last liberated lungs
Violent and repeated as'hmItic attacks also brlcg on
Consumptive S, mptoms. one ortwo dollars expend.
ed in the purchasc Of
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and II little attention TO their timely administration,
will usually ensure n mitigation of these disorders, and
generally IF ct a cure. The pills are also an cas-,
and enec'usI remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the Asthma and '~onsumptioni 7 = Co&
Coughs, Difficulty Of Brsath"g 7fghiness and Strict
ure across The hest, Wheeling, Pain in the Side. Hpa'
ting of Blo0d, Ge Few Cases can occur ot any o' t,is
class Of disorders in which the purchasers of Dr Rets's
Pills will not fna a rich return for their tnii 'ng cy
pendiiure. Pr ce--Hhok Rores. 80 FWs. l DHr;
Half dic, IL Pills, so Cents
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ihisver. elegant ioY'h Ppw, rr with very little
use, rr,dicstes the Scursy in the Gums, aud prevents
the accumulation Of Tartar, which not only blsckens
but imrs,us The teeth and acce'ersies their decay
Thr % nIrifce thus removes tie preurhng causes Of
f;nsire Breath preserves the hen fitness and J1rid
ness of the Gums, and renders The Teeth BEAUTIFUL.
Unite Price SO cents
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VA,uAble Huiiding hnts

VaAuAhle Huiiding hots
FOR sale, OR ON GROUND RENT.
{, LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
s. dweuing house Of SIR. Robert Bfockett, Is feet
front. 75feet deep. -,
One LOT, e5 feet front on Princess street,
cunning south IS feet
~ l23 sig East
A LOT s4 feet on Henry street, by les 5-l2
west.
Two LOTS, % feet front on Water street,
about rs feet deep
Two LOTS % feet front on Potomac street,
about rs feet deem
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, oy
l24 S IL deep, near Yates's Garden.
And at so feet front on Water street, commencing
a, the corner of Franklin street 100 feet deep
One LOT ss SIC on Franklin street. Aiso'
sesa. A PLANTATION in Montgomery
SN$ghl county. Maryland. Is miles from Georgctown
SSS sOO acres: so to so acres IN Wood. inns
- Land is only l mile from the chesapeake and
= .a,si IL winhe exchanged for IOWA Property.
Eao raos. VOWEL.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIX LINES d

SpNeN0i0 blue Satety
One Line, for the accommodating q Passengers al
81, via the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road"
Hours Of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ. & S O'Clock 1. M.
PASSENGERS by the 4 o'clock Coach will arrive
an Baltimore to breakfast, and ALWAYS from one
hour aud a halt TO two hours and 3 halt ahead OF tne
grcat Northern Nail, consequently ia sufficient fime for
the Ia o'clock boa,fnr p ii,deAPhia. after having So
iourned three hours IN Baltimore.
Arrangements having been snlered INTO win 'is
.Batimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons OF
this line, DESTROYS OF travelling that way, can always
be accommodated in the 81 O'Clock Coach without
having to wait for their baggage to be changed the
stage proceeding direct on to aitimo The propri
etors, with a view os still further accommodating pas.
sengerJ. will start a stage at 5 O'clock L VI turing
the warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being pad at all TINES t. their c"nVe-
u;-nce. comf ri, and expedition Haring four changes
o, these lines a. ,ciH not be dDubted but that less time w'n
5s takea IA perforaing The route than those ~h'eh mare
but Three
Spenld Blue Safety Troy built Coaches, ii st rate
teams, civil, attentive and experienced drivers al u"
times lby day or niSh;> at the comnanl otpasssngir''
who will be conveyed IN 4 very superior ana expo
upuS IN lnner over this rou'e.
The prpprie,ors, gr.tefus Cor the liberal patronage
extended lowardsth he Pheaix, shall spare N" pans or
expaasc TO merit 4 continuance OF public patronage
F,r seats please apply at Gadsby's, Struther's, and
rhenix Stage Olive, Washingtoni hoitzuan's' sem
ms, dcCand.ess', and Old Established Office, under
tine Union Hotel. Georgetown, Union Hotel, and Globe
U,eL.- Al, xsndria; Bsltzhoover's Bar, phenix stage
orc, w }, 18th Calvert street, Lytord's Fountain
Inn. M.tlack's, United Hotel, baltimore.
~ B~ELrZuoOVER & Co.
NJ passenrrrsin Alexandria wishing to go by the
earIy stage, eau take the steamboat Cygnet { Wash
ngtou. Ju"eo
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DIR. RELIES AsTHMATIC PILLS.
@ TO THE LADIES!

WT1HII /! and SOUND TEETH are both IN DINA
w ment and n blessing. The best S. curity Tor
tr.ir advantage. is to be found in the use ofthe
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handsomely executed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

From sllio,nr Jon,npl for October -Il.
Essors an some n The roa ib,po5iapt articles ofna
N"iCtia neitea, -piH az asfount of The nes
p'oHmoIe PtHoiplry DO d'c IN George u
t0,gCat,r.
Nh Carpenter Inns bccn, for some Years well
kno" AS an active, ingenious and successful pbnr-
ma''u''si aud The public have ttcn not lttIe IN
d,htrd to HIM for his zeal and tncl IN bfinflpg for
"ad dlsro"ntaand improvements (not unfre-
qurny hls own IN thu tnatcIln mcdIca MANY of la,
valuable papers have uppcmrdin tins Journal anil
N irgraecs, aud III those of the medical jour
NILS Of Philadelphia, some prominent Parts of III.
prcacut work may be found There IL however
an important advantage in bringing these pnrcrs.
lcuboIlcd also with the important additions which
mnoaton 10 other subjects, have been made in
the present solumc) ltto orablc compact and
chrHp TOM that they may be easily accessible
10 the practitioner. We can say with the editor
OF the National Gpzeiie " that We closed this 70
llno with he impression that II must be serycenble
~ every ianuly, and may fix and rcwnrd the ntten
ton ofary inquirer. The improvsme MS which have
been made N the preparation and exhibition Of
many of the most important articles of the Mntora
hlculca mr. scarcely Iesa curious than satisfactory
ond are clearly described by Mr. Carp,ntcl--for
Hs'rNcf, OPIUM bhrk, kprsupnrllln and tho OIL Of
chj''afldln hls oil s'pcrscdcs, most mercifnlly,
tue common mode ot hllscrng, II ~ produced by
s'paratmg III a cry slalltd stale the veslent,ng pr,,,
cpc OF the Spanish flies aud dssol,ln tint m oil
lhN preparation seenh to possess remarkable ad
vantage oea. the ordinary cplspastlcs. A few
dropsollt applied TO any pur Of the body. eflce-
"ally draw, III cor eight hours, a complete bIl.
ter a'd WITH degree OF pam and Inconvenience
comparatively slight fot The patient or n piece of
paper inhdr 10 hubble a portion oft forms an cx
erIlrnI blister, Wneil may I've adapted 10 nny part
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PROSPECTUS
Fun pr1IiGnlsa ~ TN Town. or Se5= 80.
ALnEMAnLs CorSrY, VA WrgelY
" SCOTTSyuLEE AURORA"

III growing importance '' ''s pm ~
,"n'n'ie'al Paint" view i"In'aazl} II
W'"us p'P.f Il 80 sp''''o w. 10 'o'nn''ni R
'r''i Poruon ei IN 'aa'} .t'''' o''o5 II Ut 1T
mo''''h 81 'he a'aa,'ih urn, Vs.. ! s'o' ~
aP'V'oh I's lettiil4 mn 'P'n'" ','' am II az
ra'ton ct that article has been y''y "'i 'sio anu
SOU 'N.''. ,....-
ne paper WI assume u "N'''''''a' 'a,'. '''
nSprh.'raily intended h, i"' ''e''nhRi3''f'n %
'no>, VINO oo} anu sell anu VINO ''o '''l'9 ''''
es'cd IN the tf'a' oi Tie place
As u" 1s rs inaafhee eN''n"N' WV ''' -
promote the Improvements ct the i''llu'es o' con
Nryanco either by Inc improvement" oil N"tts''i"'
or h'""N' u VIII nav PIh'P""y u, "" 'i''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16
Nr1ElpIa

irr.TrgTt9fIg IXTr ct oF BIZ.
go,l.oos 0an cIaeaornr and tss ne
orsoaa a.ks.. aH.fs ..ac ari progressing allil.s
iluh'se lraftlf,sa oomac.
S tho suiphaiea 2egfna bra 1eeease esafea.
= AND Increasing IA FfiHs. tis IN object Of IL
M-i".t Importance Ia Ht community r. ahfai. =
H,i mat On nj g. l,drl,a.} so % raIaeH1 ezHsHsa
iIr,l"f Rfrasf, sc az PLEASED 20 ~ Wi II
hn, 'h.e nhIseth the sffictrt Aspiration. and -
o.. Oh Iralu6t # the same cnciGua ard eaff8=f.
lu. 800 a.f..H ~ h 0unnc, Other .Ikaies o.
H., ,o,3, ual. - eeaai, # not superior cf;eaey 4,
III" Quuue==t angu, stu, My vtli ueaf fheafp.f#
bauou otibe HraIfa, and viii 40 doabl hs Ial3 tes
tel 10y tho c,par.ace Of our most aIsfIHst##bfd
physicians Il haa frequently been aseerlaIaea . y
ch .ml,rs alj scientific lurbot, on cinchona, taat
there no doubt existed other active alkaline princi-
pies, on 'uracute matters, in addition 10 thosa al
rordy discovered IN the bark and the conclusive
Facts ~ relation 10 Tie USE of Quminc, the use Of
bark, and that o the reslduury extract cofrobofntr
the truth of this assertion 1t is we'd known thft
luminous 'asos ofnemucrts have yielded 10 iht
use ct bark III substance which have res,s;s 0p-
nnc, even when long continued and IN LARGE and
repeated dosts, 10 the cxtcnt Of SIX cieht lrnins
And We have the evidence of the late DR. Emlen
who wna fit 10 uge the rcsiduary cx1rac, OF
bolk after I'll, puntne was separated and who
asserts lac discovered the hoppirst effects in It's ex
hlmtton, IN do,c Of grains and that 1t was in no
respect mli fior 10 the Suphntc of Quinne and
Dr. Parrish and Wood, distinguished members of
the profession III this city found the result of their
practrc with tins extract fully succcssful.-fSoe
JoUrnd Of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
vol lap. ~
This extract md all the other preparations of
\
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NEW STORE.
Earthen " are, China and Glass.
1 !
To Counfrg Merchants and others.

TT '|VHHWV Wt7'""HTN TIT" "'"F7''
yE3lIs Suh4crlber intends opening, about the
u 10Th Of February ncSt, III the house directly
opposite the Post Office, II full und general assort
mcnt OF Earlh,m Wme and China and tilaas,
wholesale and retail, which he T0rrGHb 10 scR al
RlCbmond prlecs. Having nude arrangements
with Mn Wllllum Allison Of Richmond, The lar
then Ware, a. will be ordered dIrcstto tins place
from the potleftes III Liverpool and nelshbolho''l
which viii enable Inn not only To keep fresh
Goods but all of the newest patterns, and micndn"
10 turn his attention principally to the wholesale
business, will keep constantly ON hand geuefal
assortment fsuch articles rs VIII SUIT Country
Merchants, tobc repackcd an they may wish.
He hopes by strict attention to this buane's, IN
which he has Ind long experience 10 receive shore
of public patronage. JOSEPH y EVANS.
January l6 Wv
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16
OBITUARY.

ITOm he RIfhm0Hd t1MpHCr, Jan. Il.
DIED on Friday the 23d Dec at the residence
of VIM Green, Mccltcnbarg county, Va. DORO-
THEA RIPLEY, perhaps the most extraordinary
woman in the world. We need say no more thnn
truth Of hcr--she was born ut WhIthy, ENGLAND,
in the year l767--her parents were pous Metho-
dists, her father one of Wcslcys preachers She
was impressed very young with the necessity OF re
hglon, and underwent most awful aud trench
dous conviction, and olncd the Mohodlsts, 10
which Society she remained attached for some
ycars-lu, 1t appeared she would have TO become #
public minister, and as they did not encourage their
women To preach she left them aud made several
attempts to ioln the Society of Friends 10 most Of
whose rules and regulations she strictly adhered
I'M, as she was mach IN the habit of travelling IN
the ministry without leave from thc Society," contra
~ ia their yulcs she never WAS able 10 obtum ad-
mission as um6;ber-shc has. crossed the AtIan-
Tie nineteen times, cleycnofwhlch smre the begin
nlng of lS25-nnd has travelled no doubt moro
than any other woman IN the world. perhaps II
hundred thousand miles has prcaehHd to hundreds
of thousands Of nearly all classes under the sun
and 10 the great comfort of very many. II j re
quci,cd that publishers Of newspapers lm"Agh'ol
the InitDd States will eve thS notice an Insertion,
as her aCqua ntaHee Was very extensive, partaa-
Iarly in tho, Northern Sltcs.--Shc we' heard 10
speak Of several trunks etc winch she had left AT
different Ilarcs-persons m possession OF such att
clrs, will please forward any information OF them
to John MrdIox, Richmond, Va that II moy he
communicated to her niece, Mrs, Green of Meek
lruburr county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

,f,'y unioura'ed an We take tie first occasion
whch offers, atef having been convinced Of the
fact to say so
To our friends ofihe Banner and the Her
aid We wopld observe. that it was from no want
OF confidence n theiF soacty that We declined 10
receive their evidence heretofore, but simply, be
cause while We placed every reliance on their as
ser!orf, Wa aew that thy were not IA the secrets
of he party and that, although ON the sret they
might be deceived by false approximations or esea
false documents. Tins may appear father 40
lent suspicion but the E" red inh' putty 60 II sreat
lengths sometimes.
Examining Caa1f-On Wednesday List, Che
Marshall Jones Vas orralencd before an examining
court at Liberty ON the charge ofkmg Edward
Sayrc. The investigation OF the case was not CON
cludrd until Thursday afternoon aud resulted, We
learn in sending ON Mr. Jones for further trial
He was admitted 10 bal III the sum ofonc thousand
dollars. Counsel for the COMMONWEALTH
VIM Cook and Edmund Irvine, Esq for Mr.
Jones' Col Edward " ats, Of Botctourt and Chs
we'll Dabncy, Samuel Garland, William + Ran
doph aud Charles l.. Mosby, Esqrs of Lynch
burg.
~ Monday the 9th INST. was the day fixed on
by law for the commencement Of the annual session
of the Supreme Comt in Washington. Owins To
the bad state of the roads however, only three
Judges (Thompson, Mclean and Baldwin, were
in attendance. Judges Story and DWa Were
hourly looked for and Judsc Marshall IN The course
of the week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

WYIRGINlA Al Rules holden IN the Clerks Office nt
" the Circun Superior Court Of Iaw aud Ghanfcrt,
for the town of Lyuohhnfg, the 9Th day nf December,
lHjl.--Chr,.topher l. 1mbrrltkc FltL against june
Jones' executor of Thomas Wet, dee. Hhu ShrtIG
ofCampheil county mud IN that character admr dc bonn
non Of Patrick TAFT dee. Samuel BrItpfd. SERGEANT OF
the Corporation Of yhcbu aud Il, strt ndmr of Pa
trick TAFT dec aud tie Samuel BrausiOrd. So rcart
&C. hdm'f OF Charles II Tat, doc. Hic0H Tat, Neither
mud rmt Iinngus Dupny aud Cclin", late Cone fan,
and Lousn TIi md Niu ftit, iuims by Commss ipner
Benagb, specially assigned their guardian, and Joseph
Wilson. Dens.--n Chuncery.
The Defendant Ne,hrtland TAFT, nos having entered
his appearance aud security according the oi
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court aud appearing b,
factory evidence TINT lie is not uhaiinnt Of this
county Il ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the first lay of the term, and the
bill ofthe plaintiff md that acopy Of this order be firth
With Inserted IN newspaper printed ~ the town
L,nchburg for months successyc and posted at the
fron( door Of the CouII house. IN the said town.
A Copy--reste, d, ROBES, OK
Jan. IC I'm
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,vSCHBi1iiG, JAN. 10. ,s3a.
..,vGREss--lSTERESTlNG PROCEED
ms.

-. ,cference to the Congressional head, the
J. w;l perceive that on Monday last, Two
=. were introduced mo Congress OF sigoal n
forest at the presept monen1 whethog they be
md !, reference totler Intrinsic importance
lou. a.. as exercising perhaps m undo" bit Ger
81, immense influence over the lulty politics
otthc day,
,,,,- to the anticipation otthe public generally,
80, N onen defiance the solicitations Of Gen.
,.,..,r,. friends, Who arcrav the dilemma INTO
,..,,b +, would throw the old Ro"an has pc
....,,cl f,r a renewal Of its charter The warm
,.l,,. which arose IN the House Of Rep1es nta-
,,yeS upon the apparently simple but really lmpor-
..,,.,,,,, of reference, is an earnest and n pre-
,.,,,, ,i,. storm which Will be conJured upwhcn
=, ..,,,,i,,, shall I've debated on its merits With
r,r.,c puority ofboth Houses in favor Of the :
.o.,I IF the charter, We shall not be surprised, if
H.. appl,cation IS rejected ostcasJly because it's
e.,l, at too early period four years having YET
,t,,Xarc before the existing charter terminates !,
f,..r,,1y 10 screen Gien Jackson from the wel2Aty
,,.,iI,tv wliil, the pas ave of the bill viii
,L,,wopon lis shoulders. If the bill receives the
sanction Of the Two Houses, he Will be compelled
.5.re,t Thy The interposltlon of his reto II lie
I,., ,,,,. ,.r.,r.l ion his nriucipIcs or his oath
and set tn, dta or nay the absolute certainty of
lsil- IKE VOC OF Pennsylvania and New York
...l,f ,r.,l,, ,,1,o4f his reelection elsew here
,,,.5,,.o.,s, ingafnc. winch this institution ne
...r.,,, ,varciscs nnh|, ooiu;on tlnpuyh the
...,;.,., ,,,,. ,,,,I,r interests wpud make Inn
,..i.,,. L.G,r h, would yeo,oc ON such a SER.
H.. ,s,,,,,,, -. i'll, ho H., ,rue g Roman
,.i;.b HE friends ,a,, h. win loves his country
,,,-. TIN, h, docs fisnwn n,r,Ioritv or political
..I,,,,.o,o,,. .bo, lconrbt ,o 30 clad of this
,,.,.,, ,.,,.h ,,ay ;tn,s,,,,,,d now meyer be a.
am, nr,,sncd n hin, of p,,t,jnr down an lnstit,l-
~, which he has several Times informedus he be
,,,,io hc rsn,..nant 10 tho Constitution. sui
,s,ve or tive interests aid 5,nocr,1s to the liber-
e.s,ftbo country II the question he nut of'tWo
,.,r. l,n,ay D.,ib snatch Linn from, us or
u,scosa nav law uroI, HIM It's poraly2ing influence
or Fl minority Of the ncoplc NAV send him II the
u,mit,oc WIN he then # ne be III. Patriot.
.so.see,,,pr the Roman characteristics which have
s- en- ascrbcd to him. of undaunted moral frmness
an, ss,l,p Of selrintcrcst.-we ask enphatieally,
with. eudeayor to influence his friends IL Con
.or,ys, f,,or.c 10 thc institution itself to oppose II
=, he nrcsco, line. in order torclicve Inns r Of d.
L., !,
M a., .ytcos,oo of lis charter. would throw upon
a.n II, has coarra3 this state ofthngs himself
-: , \ -, .I=,.:.,.., tn tho e,liect 9TH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16
MASONIC APPEAL.

Subloiucl Is an appeal to the People Of the UNI
ted States, in behalf of the Masonic institution,
slgncd by upwards of a thousand of the fraternity,
residing III Boston and It's vicinity. It's lmPossi.
ii. not to give crelencc to assevcratons sol mn
" and apparently 50 sincerely made and more
particularly when VIC recoect that they are
controycrted only by men whose evidence against
them is based on q breach ofcnnfdencc, and preees
cled by the violation OF oaths, deliberately taken 10y
thetn. as members Of the Lodge If this be Ma
sonry, then lsit harmless andeven in degree ben
efcial--such rs We might nationally suppose the
Masonry of Washington 'e0s, and that of Lafay-
cite IS. And it IS not the Masonry which was de
nictcd to Mr. Writ by the members ofthc Conycn-
ton which nominated him-a disorgonzing instr.
tuition whose cemen. Is mutual support and defence,
IN opposition to the laws Of the land
TO THE PUBLIC.
While the public mind remained in the high
state of excitement to which 1t had been carried by
the partial and nflammatory representations ofcer
tam offences, committed by few misguided mem
hers ofthe Masonic Institution, in "a sister State )
[ N'N''N
and vicnity) to be expedlcnt to refrain from pub
lie declaration ofthelr principles or engagements as
nlasons. But, believing the time now to be fully
come, when their fellow citizens will receive, with
candor, if not with satisfaction, solemn and IN
equivo,al denial otthe allegations, which, during
the last five years, in consequence other conneX
ION with the Masonic Fraternity, have been reiter-
ated against them, they respectfully ask permIs'
sion to invite attention to the su1jolnod
DECLARATION.
UIcrcas, it has been frequently asserted and
nubIisbed to the world that in the several degrees
Of E'reemasonry as they are conferred IN the Unit
ed States the candidate ON his initiation and sub
SEGMENT advancement, binds himself, by oath, to
sustain his Masonic brethren in acts which are at
variance with the fundamental principles OF morai-
~. and Incompatible with his duty as good and
faithful citizen; in justice therefore to themselves
and with view to establish truth and expose M
Dosiiion, the Undersigned, many otua the recipients
ufcvcry degree of Frcemasonry, known ano &C
lnowlrlged in this country, do most Soemnly deny
the existence ofany such obligations IN the Mason
ic Institution, so far Is our kno Wedge respectively
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HID URSUANr II a decd of Trust executed Iy
M Sam 6, Noryc IN the Subscriber for purpose,
therein expressed shall proceed to sell at public
auction to the hieheet bidder on Friday the 20 Of
The present month the enlro Stool, of Goods Of said
Norvell. without reserve The Goods beng nearly
all new, ihcy are confidently recommended 10 the
public, as many OF them are rcJy desirable.
TERMS All sums under Il 100 cash all nbovc
negotiable paper with approved cndorsols
WIN. {. FRAZER. Trustee
January II Ids
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NOTICE.
ENTIRE
STOCK AT AUCTION.


TnIE Subscribers, intcniing to close their Gro
- Gerry Business IN tins place, have determined
to sell at auction, on Wednesday the 18th instant
their entire Stock Of Goods, embracing almost every
article in that line and Is as follows IN part
25 hlds and 30 bbs. 81 Crolx Porto R.ao and y
. Sugar,
% bags Green and Java Coffee
S hhds best Rc.ping Molassos,
boxes Imperial Gnpo%dcr and Young Tyson
Teas,
40 Sacks Liverpool filed Suit
4 ton English Iron,
1000 ton Blistercd aud Gcrmaa 2tcc,
40 bags Shot, assorted 5,zcs,
10 kegs Rogers ard Duponts Powder,
20 boxes Havana and other Scgars,
Raisins, (Indigo best Spanish hoat)
Nader, Coppcras Pepper, PImeno,
Cinnamon, Glove, sperm ana Sweet o.
Spirits Tufpentire Ep,om and GIaubcr salts,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Shaving and Bar Soap Shoycls Spades
Trace aud Halter Chains, Tea Kettles and Coffee
Mills
A very fine assortment Of Shoes, and a few gal.
Ions old Madeira Wine, extra quality, &c DC. be-
sides many other valuable articles not mentioned.
TERMS Sumo under 800 cash SlG0 and
not over $500, l20 days over $500 and not exceed
in 500, months over $500, months credit, nego
table paper, satisfactorily endor5cd.-Thc sale
will be conducted by John Il. ID. Payne, Auction
Ger HARRIS & MOON
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