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D1t.GES' OFFICE.
CAPITALS
10000 DOLLARS.
5000 DO.
TICKETS ONLY a
Va PETERSBURG i.otterN.
ROTETOURT SPRINGS.

,ENtlE former owner and proprietor of these
Il Springs having departed this life, in eccor-
dance with request expressed III his last illness,
they will be opened the present season by the sub
Scrloer, his executor.
The Botetourt Springs are situated III Bofetourt
eennY Va. in a healthy, popuons aad most esi-
a5e neighborhoo1 about so mics above Lynch
blrg, f'om which place excclIen, Inc of Stages
rans esnlary three times wick particular
and detailed description OF them has SO often been
gwen TO the public, and the benefits arising from
the use of the water are believed to be 80 generally
own that the subscriber does not deem il neces-
ssrv to repeat the one or offer renewed tesimo
mails Of the other
The charges will be moderate to all, and to such
as remain month or longer extremely tolr.
The VIII OF Mr.. Johnston auhoriscs his cxccu-
tors 10 sell these Springs, at such time as may be
most beneficial 10 his estate The subscriber
therefore, being desrous of closing its concerns as
sl'redy as possible, offers them for sale, and in
Yates persons DESTROYS OF purchasing, to commune
cate with hun, by letter, directed to Botetourt
springs, Va. The property is valuable, and well
worthy the attention Of cariiali>s.
JAVEs +. ROYALL,
Exor OF Charles Johnston dec.
~ The Editors ofthe Rich nonJ Enquirer and
Richmond Wing will insert the foregoing odvcr-
tse.hent IN tteir respective papers once week
L the lst ofJuly, and forward their accounts to
this office
May 9 VIII tlafif)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

WHITE LEAD Lnseed Oil, Sp,s
W Tmpentne, Cuppng and Surgical Insru-
ments generally, Itch Ointment several kinds,
best Indigo in large small quantities to suit pur-
ehasers, Jujube Paste, by box, pound or ounce to-
gether with splendid assortment Of fresh, pure
ana warranted Medicines, Dye-Stnns, Oils, etc.
received and for sale, at reduced prices, by
Howell DAVIES.
June 20 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

7'ie 1rn4-An order has recently issued from
the War Department, calculated TO produce grea,
excitement IN the army. 1t prohibits the proctic
which has heretofore extensively prevailed. Of Off
GERS Of the army visiting the scat Of government
without e1pess permission from the Gcnera.n-
Chief When, destined to any point, Washington
may be the nearest route of an officer he is permit
to report to the Adjnant.G General and not remain
moro than "a hours. The reason given for this
apparently eXfaortinory order is Ma, he rIaeljea
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rDUcAuON.

ynHE Patrick Henfy Academy. situated IN the
- county Of Henry, vii ID opened again On sne
lst Of September next. The trustees have tngsgeoJ
Mr. JOS. =. Codirey as the superintendent.
h this Institution will be taught the Latin, Greek
bni Eogiish langDoee' granmatically, Gcoyfn-I
phg, uheie'i and aoiefn With the Use Of the MapsI
AMI ttuuaf. History anci Mt AMI modern, Emu an
The branches Of Mathematics usually taught in our
Academies preparatory ~ collegiate course. TheI
seaol.stic yeer vii bc divided into two scssions
vi months eaeb Atihe end Of escl, session .
public examination W be held, when parents and
guardians are expected % attend.
RDarl can be obtained IN the most rcspccfnde
ttnites' ia the immediate vicinity Of tho Academy
In 80 ~ = The session Of months.
TUITION.
! Eneiah and Mathematics $40 psr SESSION.
I.nta nnd e.reek " 90 do
Tic pndzrslsned vii snpetin,onj the manages
mentof the Academy, pay the strictast alton
Boa to tho execution Of All the tues and reauia-
tous. JulfN D,ILARD
9 ufENEiILE PENN
i Y DANnRiDGE, Trustees
WI r. MILLS,
NAT H. CLAIBORNE,
Boteiau,f <sn,lig, yurs 1891
Nh Joseph + o,ajfrey has taught school in
our ne.ehbalhood 'af several years past, and the
.uhsrrhef4. who have had lhcir children under his
eofe, take pleasure m STATING TINT they have been
enWelY Satisfied Wltb the progress Of his pupils
aud IL eAlHesspS fneir bedsl that he Is cmincn,Iy
w'tquaihel "a act as a toaehof-.thnt. in addition
10 hs requirement. III tar languages and IN science,
80 In rs It Is anght IA the preparatory Schools rs
Po,sesses the qidltv somewhat rare, of devoted
attachment 10 the profession he his adopted
EDWARD WATTS,
w {. BOWER,
J WRITTEN
Jas MeGLANAHAN.
ipaet]or, 2in June, 1893
The undersigned bhfe had m opportunity of be.
coming acquainted with he qualifications of MIR.
loseph = Godfrey. 40 ail Instructor of Youth, ana
ehceft1ily tesuig to htsidll AL capacity in thai
pIoiesS,oo. i, q. SAillu,
4, \ ROSE.
I. ANTHONY,
GARLAND,
JAMES SAUNDERS,
J. SfDSOR
Rltu n rOLER,
Z. DABNEY.
June ~ Al
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DIP collections on tho ilh OF July ncVt, or ON the
Sabbath previous OF subsequent thereto, IN aid Of
TIT funds OF tbs institutional request, which, We
4oPe viii be universally complied with
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LYSCHBURG, july 1873.
NATHANIEL IL. CLAIBORNE. ESQ.

NATHANIEL IL. CLAIBORNE, Esq.
Our paper having an extensive circulation IN the
Congressional district represented by Mr.. Clai-
borne, II Is due to his constituents, rs we'll as to
'ha gentleman himself that We should republsh
rs letter. addressed to the Ed!.or of the Franklin
" my ior'piy to certain enquiries prop5undej to
nm through the same channel touching certain of
his political opinions. 1t will accordingly be found
IN our columns this morning W. be- leave 10
su5;om word OF two, by way OF commcut
Ga the question of Nnii,6eattcn, Nj Claiborne
IS entirely o''hodox, expressly repudatng that doc
trlne, and We imagine We ditier with INN but
slightly, II at all IN relation to It's twin brother
Seee@t27. Vel, he does not state his views, IN re-
Iation to this latter doctrine as clearly as was tie
snabIe. lie Is certainly mistaken in surprising
that any person, acquainted with the subject, has
ever asserted that Modification and Secession are
ne same tang 1t has been SAID, however, aud
with truth, tina, they lead 10 The same rc,!i-Nul-
I'heaton by slow, Secession by RAPID
process. Notification leads TO Secession Secession
to D'sunon. Without Secession, Modification Is
comparatively harml'ss-because the l1ca of State
remaining III the Union, whist it REFUSES obedience
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SUMMER MEDICINES, &c.

~ tihLl r. Soda, Roeholle, Sa'ntoga, Ginger
Beer and oltsapalla Powder,
Mox9n'e Eltetvesert Alegnesnn Appelieni
Real Alkaline Cbeltehham Suits
Carbonaied fRetycscsni l!luowgale 5alts
Dum'se's ceicbtaied lieh Ointment
Chlorine and Onis Tooth Wash
Porter md Rfown stout, in qaaft and pm, bottless
Bareoy's aud t lbben'e beat doub,
Mac. Cloves, Nulnga, hllsplee aud Tumerc
Tooth Ache Pills, new remedy, prepured by J
K. shepherd ct Lexington, Va.
/ perlpnss Anu pyspaptie Pills. new remedy
Musical inslrumenls nnd Instrument Stringa of
various i,nd# nni prices
Saraloga and acidInz W a,ea
oHley's concentrated Essence Of jamaica Ginger
fofsale by howell ID AVIES.
juno " tits
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JApES +. ROYAII,
wit A,tl aff)
NOTICE.

'E\O aWhee!wrgb' and Turner, who is mas
IL ter of his trade, industrious, attentive, sober
and of good moral character, situation can be
ma about IA miles above Lynchbarg, where, if he
WI a snug estate can be made in a few years
Enquire of the Editors Of the Virgnian.
June 20 w5wif
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NOTICE..

vHNAkE notice, thatny wife NANCY has sep
~ arated herself from me ugains, my inclination,
and peatod Inconsistencies to the contrary, and
that Will not consider myself responsible upon
her contracts, even for the noccssarics OF life. All
persons, therefore, who give her any credit must do
II nj their own peril, the advances will not be
made by my consent, or for my benefit
WILLIAM Ii SAUNDERS.
July |. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

DiGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchbug, Jaly Isl, 1893
Drawing ofthc Weeling Lottery, Extra Clasa
No. | fu 1888.
40 CO 43 80 80 81 Q So IS 81
Next Friday, the Petersburg Lottery No. q,
$4,000, $4,000, &c. Tickets
and shares may BE- la! at ClGGES' oFE4CE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

which i. f,rbiJs" has been injurious 10 The publ !
sergice > but IN what Wy. Is not stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

rsr Mites KING, Esq has been Reelected May
or of the borough of Norfolk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

IT 2ND QUOTA. -
an order OF the board of directors of the
Lynchburs and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
Pany, TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS ON each
snare Is required, TO be paid Immediately, by the
Stockholders into the hands of Samucl NcCorkie,
Treasurer Also, the amount SUI scribed for the
building of the Bridge across Black Water Creek,
On SAID road
=, F. MERIWETHER. President.
May 81 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

Colonization Soetetg-A meeting of the mana
gers Of The Virginia State Colonization Society
was held in Richmond on the llth ult tChlef JUS
ticc Marshaii in the chtir,' and lesolu'lon adop
ted authorizing the appointment OF a committee, to
draw up and circulate an address requesting eler-
yvgncn and ministers o al. dea6fnaaoasi 70 lake
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

M IaJstcy.--1'hls gentleman at the last dates,
was in Cincnnati-at which place he partook of
a public dinner on the l9th INST. Among those
who rendered Mr. w this honor were some Of the
leading Jackscnans and among the invited
guests was Mir Barry tie Postmaster General =
Mr. Barry and Mr. Webster invited to the seme
dinnerl Verify politics make one acquainted
with strange bcdfellows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

VA f. shall continue the business a the old stand
w Of rheo. Robertson 4 Co, where viii nj
why's be found large and well selected assortment
of IafdWaro aud Cutlery lilo flends aud Gus
toners Of the late firm assured that we shall
conduct the business N the same Ibcral manner as
heretofore. " e therefore respectfully solicit the
continuance cf thoir patronage.
II. b RICHARDS & Co.
I.ynchbutc Jnly lsl 1888. IS
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= u Il.

sgAVING taken Mr. Dtnry T.. Richards MS n
VI partner, tho firm Of Theo. Robertson 4 Go.
rs changed, and VIII be hereafter conducted under
the style aud fam OF II Il. Richards & Co
TIlEo ROBERTSON,
J0HE VAN LEW
HENRY y. RICHARDS
Lynehhnfg, July ls', 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

The Bsifss, Wing of the yth ult, says" Lord
Granville now very oil, is seriously indispos.d
Ga his Death the aecret respecting the author Of
Junids Letters will be disclosed, his lordshp
having long been in Possession oft The docu
nients are at Stow, the seat oil the Duke Of Buck
in ham who IL aeo II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-01

Our coun'rymsn J. renmore coopcr,E'q writes
10 a friend TINT D 902 drunkards were committed
to prison IN PARIS last year und that OF ;hs NUN
hcr IL, 2'J were women 1t is his oPnIon that
there is less Drunkenness Ia Amerl,a among the
native population, than in any other country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

not and cannot express what do not feel. and do inus
tiec to smother, because he has done injustice
What did say derogstory to Mr. Calhoun. Did I
call into question. deny him vrue public or private
Did impeach his virtue in any shape. certainly did
not. Did deny him talents certainly did not. Did
deny him any thing "Muus" claimed for him. GER
tanly did no. I only exhibited his opinions, and con-
us.ed them with those OF the republican party, and Of
"Mutius himself to shew that they were orthodox
and tina, injustice had been done the venerable Of
Montpelier in the treatment Of his opinions, aud in the
point OF view in which he had been conirased with Mr..
C"'nouh ms Is all 10 not recollect that said as
much as"Aluus says IN h last article of Mr. Calhoun
he says his opinions tend TO aychy aud dsunion. Let
"Muums or any oher pcrron shew me that have said
more than tb as mu.h then, there will be some shade
Of reason for the reflection ani Only shade But let
ask "Mntins, il Tor this rause m~ri, his reproacb
whether he is not like David condemned by his own
judgment. How much has "Muiiu," said Of the virtue.
OF Mr. Madison or MIR. Rives aud yet will deny
they possess great virtues. How much harder things
have said OF Mr. Calhoun than ' Mu'ius' OF Mr..
Madison, and Mr. Rives, anL Mr.. Webster sub
init to the Judgment Of impartial and liberal pub
lie. whether Mutius" myself be rsost deeply in
VOWED IN the consequences OF his ceDsure. With
out any reference TO myself whatever, " Mutus will
excuse me when say to him, (And II is said limo
unfriendly spirit whs,evcr that more flies be
caught with pint of honey than hogshead of pine
gar lie will readily perceive the moral All who
have read this controversy will do the justice say,
that have. throughout, protrscted has been sb-
stained from the distant personal aluon IL have
not am unconscious oil II, and would willingly stand
buked
Although "Mutius" charges with prurient Gu
riosity TO know his individual opnions-a curiosity
which certainly did not manifest feel and should not
feel in relation 10 any private Individual however high
his character iorS talents and inormatou yet cam
not conceal the fact, that much gratihed in finding
that he is opposed TO notification, and views its enden
ces "a anarchcal and destructive to the Union and hope
that he will devote some portion Of his time aud talents
its utter destruction.
There several other remarks OF Mutus eptbs
Of very ready answer but this controversy has been al
ready proiracted length beyond il has been
oppressive upon your columns, and unneresng TO your
readers. When commenced il, intended nothing but
the defence oil the conduct a tried and
faithful public The defence before the public,
to be judged Of by ,hem have regret that
is that ADLER hand had undertaken IL, who could
have done Mr. Rives iull justice. intended to be-
hope have been, respectful 10 all OF whom have
TO speak, and thus close this controversy my part fore
GERMANICUS
p. S. I am much indebted to "Curiius." He has
saved Inc the necessity OF saying much, that but for him
should have said.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the ca
IN tate OF The late Sarah Bessley, dec OF Chesterfield
county, requested to present them or settlement,
l. NUNNALI.Y,
Dec. H. I66-w4w'J .ad,n'r Of Sarah Beosiev, dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

VUNO TOBACCO PLANTERS.-we have understood
IL that report i. in circulation in the Tobacco
try that the Inspectors Shock Ware house. are in the
habit OF making adeduction OF per from the
weight OF every hogshead OF Tobacco weighed by them,
and that this deduction is not mace at the Public Ware
house in this place. There mistake in point OF fact:
do not make deduction Of one per cent, but have
been in the habit Of deucing half per from the
gross weighted every hogsheAd-and upon enquiry of the
Inspectors at the Public Ware house, find that SINH.
lar deduction is made by them The why this
ducton has heen made, is this; when the Tobacco
weighed altogether in scales IL the practice of the
Inspectors to give down weight; since the Patent Balance.
have been introduced in the Ware houses found by
balancing them and taking off halfper cent, the weights
not better, than giving down weight in the scales
But in future, no deduction will be made by us.
MOSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors
at Shoeh@ Wae-house, Richmond.
Dec 1Sth 1888. 6S-w6w
ENXCHANGE TAvER formerly Kept BY Pwyeor,
IL and last by BaH-Tbs subscriber having rented
this well known stand at the corner leading Trent's
Bridge, respectfully informs his friends acquaintance,
and the public generally that he is prepared
date man aud horse With board by the day week..
His table, bar, and stable, shall be at all times we'll sup.
Piled, and his prices moderate He will use every exer-
ton 10 give general satisfaction, and hopes by attention
BEVERLEY J. STEER.
N d. Horses will be kept on livery on as moderate
terms at any other stable Particular attention will be
paid TO horses LEI, in his care.
Manchester, Dec FL. 6S-w4w
* LIE OF NEOROkS.-,By virtue OF two Decree. Of
- the Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chaucery, for
county OF Hanover pronounced in the of Tim
berlske Tisberlake and Others, therein depending
the undersigned, the Commissioners appointed by The said
DEGREES. will sell several very valuable and likely slaves,
male and female the front door OF the He'll Tavern in
the city OF Ricbmand, the 9Th day OF January next by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
PHILIP h. WINSTON.
GRANVILLE TIMBERIAKE.
Dec. 81 6S--tts
~HlEE OAK SPOKES.---Ws u,ed 5000 tough
w White Oak Spokes, all heart suitable for carriage
wheels for which the highest price il cash will be paid
Dec. ~. l63-2tl JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

~HiFE OAK SPOKES. Wsued 5000 tough
w White OAK Spokcs, all heart, suitable for carriage
wheels. for which the highest price il cash will be paid.
Dec. 81. f6S-2] JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21
BIGGER'S
EXCHANGE .aVD LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA

EACfBINCE .3.ND LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.
S20.000-snd 100 OF 81 ,OOO--Ticket. So
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
No 81, to be dra,on 24th December.
rs No. Lotiery-ll drawn ballots.
CAPITALS
$20000-$5, O0O-S 600 50 900 2,237100 prizes
OF 81 ,000-30 OF $500
Tickets $6-hsves 3-quarters 30.
prizes Of $40. 900 Tickets $5.
Union Canal Lottery, No. rs.
To be droton 25th December.
GO No Lotery--10 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
$4,000 $40 0O0-$IO .OO0-$IO 900 S226O--IO each
Of 81 OO0-$5O0 $500.
Tickets $5-halves 50-qnarlers u.s.
THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
December 15 G5-U
NofiCE-The subscriber, Geo. p. Crump, who hss
been the Collector Of the City Taxes since the year
1879 mas TAKEN With him gentleman OF legal acquire
nens, MIR. w. c. Mosby, sud proposes 10 undertake 10
collect bonds accounts ON, houses hire out servants,
aud TO sell servants, to COOL masters In the ry of Rich
,nond. and TO transact all business The settlement Of ac
counts, &C. CRUMP & MOSBY.
December TO- ea fGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

The Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore Re
publican says 1.-The Senate presents sad spectacle Tn
leaders oil the opposition Henry Clay aud John c
Calhoun. "Ihe dmericdn System" aud "JVtliifca
tom hand in hand, and the Bank furnishes the tced
din ring"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-21

Some of the politicians (Nufers. &c disappoint-
ed by the reelection Of T. r. as Public Prnter-The
Washington Correspondent OF the New York Commercial
writes, under date of Dec Z.
'The information Richmond to-day is Mr. Richie
other tho South Of deposition break off
Jackson collar-No so here ut this moment"
The "Comrnercal" adds by way of note, that "Mr n.
has succeeded after sharp opposop-His majority
only hve."-The Commercial will please correct its fire
into thirteen Yet, notwithstanding such signs, is said
there was nothing political in the leaders Of the opposition
TO the re. election OF 7.
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N(l'f'I d.f,.

TWO MI those indebted 10 the late finn Of Radd
IIal9ry # Lynehbug and lbose indebted
to Thomas Rold individually, either by bond. ae
eono or otherwise, Will take notice. tint al Tho
sa'd debts, by book bond or oerount dae. the sad
firm Of Rudd & Iinlsoy aud Thomas R1dd nd
yidmI'y, nre conveyed by decd Of trust, OF record
IN the lloslngs Gop'l Of Lynehbu,g To us "a
trustees n said deed and all sod debts ere 10 be
pad 10 1s, OF either Of US, and no Other person
ihe hooks of the finn Of Rudd y ilnlsey ara IN
the hands Of John Hancock, of iynehbufg, where
all those that are indebted nre requested all md
mnke immediate payment, or they will be put luio
the bands ol LEGAL officers for eollocllan-aso the
individual books Of fhomns Rudd
JOHN HANCOCK
NATHAN II HANCOCK i'os'oe'.
June 10 d.
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s11I1E President md Dsee,3rs Of .bs In1sssiI'c
Il Toll Blidgc viii let. 10 the lowest bidder -
Inc l,.Wn Of Ieaksgilie. y. g on TaesJay he Ietls
Of Ja.9, 1875, tie building of a bridge aefoss Dap
RIVER. near .eakayills Of The following. dinner
- Tho fisidge, clear ofibe atya'msrsls, wiE
5a 3l5 lie long nnd &c feet sd. Tlps. paft Of
lls sridse II be entirely ca cred oser BY wall
9a eaeii sId6, iee elt, nng ioef of.be ardtra-
. Pl'eh. Tic walls 10 be famed ard @eaihe fyoar-s
led tie r99f "a DC faaei q,p anJ epyffa1 viii.
shingles. .tdsfe VII bq fya i'ers II us. the
whole lensh Of liz bridge lire wi &c Two si'ls
n eneh Ter ass vii be l. inches fhisk and
u @ide. Hlay AZ "a b. eaad teesfhar with ron
haaas IA Ira esaa w. Therh vt be llifec pill
lars aid Two ahninl nsas Ito ne bull Of sene.
Tic psls vii be - ieet iaief. twenty feet VITO
and isen.Y tisl. let lasl Further faftienlnrs
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NA INES, Eie.- Real Old London p.uiisu.
W lar Madeira VIM, BY barrel. gallon or bot.
tie, Champagne, Two qualities, ono the most supe-
fior, imported ciarel, by tic cas gallon o. hottie.
BY the gallon 30 cts.- Maseatel, delicious W no
lo' ladies, by The dozen or slngle bse, Port, Ma
lasa and SICILY Wines, Of ltlt'tant price,, by bot
lis, galon Or eask, preston's Smelng Salts by the
bottle on dozen, Or. Roberts Weleh Metl,canan-
tunl, Superior Figs IN small Drums for families.
very low also, Almonds. Ralsins anil candiee,
best Sweet OIL for i sbe use or Tobacco Mann.
factories. by basket or sinsle bottle, 1arpentin.
Sonp by the box or pound, bron1o asyor,eJrnlora.
FOR CHAR and Gabine, makers, ele. The Wines
nre al of Pntc and e3oioe qDoties, ayd warranted
70 be such, aud the prices ut which they will b.,
offered much lower lhpa herefai1re For sale l,v
HOW Ei DAVIES
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