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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11
14OO ACRES,

living on Snow Creek and its waters in the county
of Stokes, N. G. The plantation is large enough
TO work 90 hands to advantage, and lies we'll about
300 acres erc rich bottom, and the good upland,
in very excellent repair. The Improvements are
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, containing
SIX good rooms, with Piazza and Portlco, an OF.
fee, large Cook House and Loom House, Dairy,
large New Barn, Still House, smith Shop, ana
the usual out houses In tho yard is good new
Ice House, commanding an extraordinary facility
for filing it, There is ALSO lur.c Apple Orchard,
for the choices, carly and late frclt-aso Peach
and Cherry Orchard There are number of cool
and wholesome Springs on this land, one or two Of
which arc strongly impregnatod with LIME
STONE. This circumstance, together with the
uncommon pnrencss Of the air, has long msde this
situation desirable refuge Tor tho afflicted. At
tached to this property is the privilege OF MN II
fec for family use and the Disllllcry. half mile oil
On this land, is one of the most inviting MILL
SEATS that the Who'll country ntords, which one
or the subscribers was in the act Of improving
when hi, solo was resolved on. There is, besides
his. very great and advantageous command OF
water power
Blu, the chief value OF this estate consists IN the
vast body of LINE-S STONE, which II contains
and the great ease with which II may be come a..
1t eppe RS at least in eleven different places nIohs
Snow Greek ana the dhJacchl mus an" ''o'" "'"'
cations there is lIllc doubt but that the whole plan
ta,ion is based on it ! and what makes II peculiarly
valuable, is the monopoly which 1t enjoys, f"rnlsh
ing as il does, a sweep Of country at Ieas, o'gh'y
miles in diameter. One fact is worth thousand
coniec,ures For several years past the Lmek'ln
| Mt this place with two hands and two oxen WORKING
| about TWO thirds Of the time, has produced anh 500
| al the Kiln One Thousund Dollars worth oil Linn
| per year with no extra expense except pos Der III
! blasting The immense forest OF Wood J'St al
hand is no small consideration in estimating mo va
luc Of this property. The demand for thus Lime
has been of laic much on the increase, aud us 'ht
NAVIGATION of Dan River improves II VIII no DOUBT
increase still more. In n worj, IN the hands OF on
,n,crprizing man, il might be made TO pay Tor Tue
whole estate, IN SIX or seven years. lhefe 10 10
fear that any other boy of Lime Stone exists nca
mis- "a search has been made for forty years o'd
| no indications discovered
Terms will be liberal and made conycnlentto the
purchaser. Possession will be given at any unc
after the present crop IS taken on. nr,1
MARTHA MARTIN,
ED t. MARTIN,
] JULIUS MARTIN, in.
Snoy Creek Nav 3 1888.
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I'm ,rxyU ENrERPRIZENca !:

One undivided half of the UNION fOhut, {"
soow Creek, near the aforementioned Plantation
Of ,he hest seats for water power IN the coun'y'
together with an undivided half of about -Four
t ThonsanJ Acres of Woodland, containing mex
NIT mines Of he best IRON ORE, Will be
soId On libera, terms This land extends TO the vi
cn,y of Dan River, which is never falling stream
with some very fine siruaio@s for l'o" works., :,
Some of i, i, very fine for cultivation a'd WIN DC
,oIJ in parts TO suit purchasers no DOUBT INC
other half can be also purchased on favorable terms
o''''' nan '''' MARTHA MARTIN.
Snow Creek n. G. May II
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MEETING
Of lbs Stockholders Of the james Riesy
and kaaa,cha COMPANY.

ME President and Dircctfrs Of the James ri
u rcr Company. having this dly ascertain d
hat subscriptions Tor Two fhhs Of the Capital Stock
of ino James River and kana@ba Company 10y
persons, bodies polite md corporate, other thar the
Commonwealth have been made valid in conior
my To the b'h section of the act eDfi led an a.
to authorize the Common Council of the CITY Of
Richmond 10 make an additional subscription 10 the
Stock OF the James River and knnawha Company
aud to authorize further subscription on the par
OF the Stnte pissed 9th January, 1883 and thai
the subscribers have thereby become n body puluc
aud cor. orutc, IN thn mlnucr declared by the 9th
section OF The act passed the 10th day of March
1882, entitled az net Incorporating the James RI
yer aud kanawha Company" rs explained or mo
iihed by the subsequent acts umendeory thereto, do
hereby give notice, that Monday the 25lh day of
the present month, May, !, appointed fof meeting
Of the Stockholders of the sid Company, 10 take
place al the Capitol, IN tho CITY Of Richmond nj
tho hour Of Eat which time aud place, the said
Stockholders are requested 10 attend In person
by proxy.
BY order Of the President and prceiors of the
James River Company.
J. BROWN, j.. I'd Auditor.
May IL tdm
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NEW AND SEASON ABLE
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRT-GODDS.
+. :. MILLER & co.

YraAVE just received tier Spring supply W
81 Goods, embracing very general variety %
The newest STYLES and most desirable articles VIZ
Chol, zs,tr Paris Scarfs aud Aprons, superb
6egred Swiss Musns, Coored Crape Dtigons'
Psriimn Capes, Black and Blue Black Nation L"'.
,rng, White aud Colored Dow" Sleeves. "c"" tad
Infani,s Bodys. Splendid Cave, S'ripe Inquire"
Mn.nn Lace. net Blonde Gloves, Fancy itan"kef-
cbisl. n snleuhid assortment, Gauze Ve's, Sc.-
With many other desirable articles IA TINS me A.
a. orea,yafiel, of articles for Gen'leme"' wear
" $50 IN he sold at reasonable prices
We do earnestly solicit call hom our ''''"'' ""'
the public, before purchasing: ecuoOI.
We have on hand, small stock o, o. %, "a
BOOKS. and few copies Of Sco's' Henry >, s ~"
'po M ~ Comnrehens,ve Commentaries. FOR .ne
,auer work, we are Agents, and will 'urosn SUBJ ,hs
sc,,bers with any description OF bnd'ng ., M
sho,,es, notice. This work Is adap'en w on ,hos
,onations OF Orthodox Chris'ians, a"d h"'e Ti;
-" hand. is one copy Of tho Baptist edition. i'
is ,e.lr, a cheap Work. Aft
April 81
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9sSsSaRs
IMPoarANi FRoM EUROPE

Sundfy arrivals IT New York bring advlces from
April.
In relation to tho Indemnity Bill, VIC learn has
IL was introdn ed into the Chamber Of Deputies on
the 25lh March. the comm ttee having reported in
laynr of ratification Of the treaty. About that
nmr, However, hlr Lisingston's letters TO the Sec
Congress rcrfhed Paris and created considerable
excitcmeni--so much that the Chamber adjourned
the further discussion Of The sublcc, for eight days.
and Mr. Livingston finding his situation in France
uncomfortable, had determined on leaving Paris,
ard retiring to Holland, |, is stili thought The To-
,enniry En- VII pass--bnt "delayJ sre now spok.
Of ard hints at requiring explanations which
show thai matters ure not preceding smoothly
MIR. Seatle brings Dispatches from Pnris 10 Wasl-
ingion.
From England, we learn TINT the new Yelling
ton Ministry had sustained signal defeat in Psr-
nnmcni on tho question of the Irish Church, the
ma iority nguins, them being 80. In consequence,
would retire. eud TINT the Wings would egan
mo Office, with Lord Melbourne, the late Pre-
MIR, nj their head.
There ia report ,hat the British Ship Of War
Campus, Capt. Percy, had had severe engsgc-
ment with three Russian Men of War, which were
attempting TO force the passage OF The Dardaneles.
the British ship was nearly cut TO pieces, losing
eight men killed, md gfoa, many wounded.
Tho news ffom Spain is unlmporan,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11

EpANAW AY. from the subscriber, a
n u NEGRO MAN of whom the following IL a
description lie Is not very black, obouI five feet
s or 10 inches high, aged about 30. lie has scar
ON one Of his checks, spare made, thin yls'ee, md
rather inclined 10 be knock kncod. He Inns sx toes
on each foot expect tina, he Is Timing to get CT
Their to Mississippi, or 10 one OF the free Si'ies-
A liberal reward will be given FOR the apprehension
Of said runaway, and his delivery TO the subscriber,
IN P,ttsylvona county, or on his being so secured
that get him ogaln.
CD. BARKSDALE.
May IL I'm
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her fancy hos drawn. | should not hive ,.sd.,
10 vinaieate myself but descending to. anony.
nous practices, she concentrates the wbolo e.
oil The offence IN individual feeling, and noisons
the sources OF individual henevolence Inward. 49,
MINK can perceive the true explan,,io, q,
all her supercilious MEASUREMENTS in ,tol..I,,.
which aIsionc minds even of The 6rs, -.
contract during their phantasmacorlan ,,ists,,ra
These extravagant deviaiions are unknown amon,s,
The gentle females who adorn- domestic and 60
e'a' lie. but behind the scenes-ihat scnnlehre
whe'e portion OF humanity Is as were en- omled
awe anu all the ehofds OF sympathy Gu, off he |
iween us-it is far otherwise There. at an "a.
when o her girIs shrink from the gaze of man
these young stars have already been with, ,hn |
gr1pc OF all sorts Of amaorv and se,tino,tl h. |
roes wearing all sorts of wigs and wbskers and
arrived at the knowledge Of how to represent Mrs
HaUcr and Jane Shore before they have lief, off
the propensity IN breed and butter Thus NIL trpo
wonany fee'lpgs dcadened and the actress fnrcv
er separated f,om the een,Iewoman. But bavino
thus made firnlmcnt for themselves, dstinc, f,om
ours the big Stars are not satisfied with preventing
their own litlie ones from twiakne ihev would
fain-scen2 US socredulously disposed to behave
them all we would wish them to bc-make MS he
lieye that they belong 10 Il class of noble bodies 6t
ted TO Inmne system of realities and so duped
are they by the carcsscs which they get from bon.
t1a ut home, for the amusement they AFFORD it, that
the moment they embark on shpbourd they fully
persuade themselves that the Desdcmona which is |
lost to their native land Is a gain of Duchess a,
least to this
" A nd thus called upon TO give our mo.
ney our time, and all our sympa,hes freely-and |
wedo give them-to inability By caadic-iigat |
which affects 10 look down upon the quiet por-
ION Of mankind, except when full houses are |
wanted. We shall lean in time In the in
term admit We may freely give our appreciation
to those who avail themselves of tho first eligi.
Tie op of,nility 10 escape from the stage dressing
room and tkc refuge in the private boxes of pri.
vate life"
Enough of Miss Fanny Nemblc, however, for the
present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11
THE SUBSCRIBER
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c,
VIZ

Caomcl, Jaap. lpccac, Tartar Emetlc, Blue
Mass Rhubs,h Powdcr, DITTO Rooi, Alaes, L,quo-
rice Ball, Liquorlce Root, Magnnso, Lump and
Calcned, Gum Cemphor, Gum Opium, Gum Shel-
lac, Gum Copal Birthstone Flors. Sulphur, Cream
Tartar, Balsam Copniba, Epson Salts, Glaubei
Salts, Sennn, Manna, Arrow Root, Super. Cab
Soda, Fauaric Aoll, Borax Caulholides, Splrts
Nitro, Spirits Ilaftshorn, Sweet OIL. Oh Vllrol,
Aqua Forts, Alcohol, Acetate Mofphio, Sulphate
Morphia, Iodine, llydrodale Potash, Citratei Kali
PcppeIinc, Suphate Ouinine, (French,) Black OH
Varnish, quarts, 3lnis and half plnis, Carpenters
Compound Fluid Extract of Snrsnparilla, Cai-
pen,ers Compound Syrup LlverwoH, Black Ink,
Red do. Red Ink Powder, Curtlss Chemical do
Rowand's Genuine Mncassar OIL, FLORIDA Wn-
ter, Virginia Water, Lavender Wotcc. Cosmetic
w ash ais, Follot Soaps, Visiting Culds Playing
Cards, Court Plaster Lofrllord's Maceaboy and
Scotch Snuff, Snuff Boxes fancy Luciers Matches
Fancy Fortune Walls, Pocket Books Percussion
CAPS, PeGcl Points Drcd and S,lvercyed Needles,
Beads and Ev,r.ponicd Pencil Cases, Plated do.
do Bead Needles, Fish Hooks and Fishing Lines,
Letter aud Cap Paper, Cohen's Qullls Diamonds,
Shaving boxes SHAVING brushes. Tooth do ~ ,r do
Flesh do Cloth do Shoe do. Horse do, White.
Wash do Floor do. busting do. Paint do. Camel
Hair Pencils, Vias, assorted Allspicc, Black PEP
per, Race Ginger, Ground Ginger, Cloves, Mace,
Nulmegs, Cinnamon, Fresh Tamariads, Glun.
Window Glass, Putty, Lamp OIL, I.lnseed OIL,
Spirits Tmpentioe, White L. al, Red Lead, Vene.
tan Red, Spanish Brown, VermlIlion Chrome icl-
low, Chrome Green, Yellow Ochte Prussan Blue
Spanish Whiting, Ground Vcdeers, Cnmpeachy
Logwood, Ground LogwooI, Camwood, Fnstlc
Redwood, Indigo, Mad Ter, Copperas Blue Stone
Alum aud Snll Pctrc
Together with various other articles too numer
Gus to mention, comprising large and general ns
sorlment--n all Of winch he 1atters himselfhc will bc
able 10 sell as low any house III Virginia. Ply
slcians, Merchants, and the public gener lily, are
requested 10 give him n call before purchasing, ms
lie IS determined TO sell on the most accommo duling
terms DAVID II. LYMAN,
Duval's Old Stand, sign of the Golden Mortar
Bank Square Lynehburs.
May ifs
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REVIEW.
OF THE LYNCUBURG MARKET.
CORRECTED ny HoLeompg Il yynEe

CORRECTED ny HoLcoMnE Il JyREs
Extreme prices ofpassed Tobacco Sc 90 TO IA %
iieror TO common & 90 10 90
Common TO good 7 0Oio 8 50
Good % fine & 80 ia "a oo
Fine Manufacturing qualities 9 10 IA %
Lugs, 90 10 90
(Strins, none in morkct)
Tobacco continues TO sell high A crop of three
hossheads from Bedford, sold on Frday--one
hosshead at 80; one do. $40 25 one do. 8l3-
Shipping Tobacco On the same day, n crop al
ihrcc hogshcads was sold-one hosg shcad Refused
Luss, sc 80 one hogshcad Passed Tobacco, $l3
one do ssl4 25 manufacturing qualities Crops
continue to average from 81 90 to SO So accord
ing 10 their quality.
Flour, IN demand 81 % to 90
Wheat, none in market
Corn, co 10 3 %
Corn Meal, GA
Bacon, Q 10 10
Salt per sack : rs to 3
Clover Seed 50 to 0 90
Wool, 80
Oats, in dem nd) As to 80
Sugar by the HID. S75,o II SO
Coffee by the bag II 90 to Is 90
Tea by the box, Imp. and Gun
powder, 00to la
Hemp per ton, 20 to So
Irsh Potatoes, per bushel, l 90 to | 25
Feathers 80
Freight down the river 20. Up the river %
Plaster and Iron, S4 per ton.
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BEAUTIFUL SFATUARY MARBLE.

EEa u IL u l. > "A u Al1 MARBLE.
1hSsrs. EditWs-l have just returned from an
examination Of one OF he finest localities Of Marble
have ever seen. The body of marble passes
through the plantation of Capt. Stephen Perrow
about five OF SIX miles from this place. through
whose rolitcncss, was assisted to tolcrably sa
tisfactory examination Of its extent and quality :;
and have no hesitation, after having seen several
Italian aud mo t of the Amer lcan marbles, in pro-
nouncns this be of 1se, not of the fines, quail
ty Of marble, NJ us kind, that have ever seen II
is OF the finest texture, ard a snowy witness, and
presents SO compact surface that blocks OF any
desrnble size may be qnarred from it for useful
ornamental purposes After passing entirely through
CAPT P's plantation, in Girec;icn conformabe to
the general stratiration OF this region it rcappears
IA TIC plantation of DIR. james I. S evcns of this
plare where it is singuary heauiiIul, running into
he rctdc antique variety. In some specimens OF
the latter variety, the rrcvalling colour IS cheerful
green, nsrccaby Tended with clouds OF white, SO
IS To give it fine hOcculcnt appearance. Some
specimens # the white variety are highly trahsu
cent. 1t appears singular tina, this truly valuable
treas ire should never have attracted the attention Of
geolo ,s,s for, excepting the beautiful brcccias Of
the Potomac described by Parker Cl vcland no
mention is made Of marble in this section OF the u
uiicd Statcs | should b. grat.had Mcssrs. Editors
10 sec your industrious and tasteful ciizans avail
ing ,hcmselves of lis facilities for building and orna-
ment, which may be done altogether TO their own,
as well as the advantage ofthe p,opr'etors.
Yours truly, SAMUEL HOBART.
[sNr Several specimens of the Marble referred %
by Mr. Hobart, are now Mt this Office, and may be
examined by those who desire to do SO. Our limit
ed knowledge OF such matters will not justify the
expression of opinion as to It's comparative quail
y but may nevertheless say that II IS not sur
passed IN !ncness Of texture and beauty OF color by
any that we have ever seen For architectural pur-
poses, it will be most splendid and not costly
subs ,uc for the articles INV in common usc-and
Mr. Hobart, to whose researches nre indebted
for the discovery of the quarry, bcivcs that it is e
onal to the Italian marble Tor statuary. We hope
it will nol be long before its qualities will be salts
factory tested
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PHRENOLOGICAL.

We remarked, in ou last, that the PhrenoloRica
rbc ale more ,enaciously devoted TO the ,cnets of
their school than the disciples of any o.hcr merely
scientific creed exlaut. Evidence OF this, exhibit
in, likewise no little Arrogance and presumption,
has since come into our possession. Two phreno-
log,,s in Cincinnati have entered INTO coparincr-
shin i,nder the firm OF FarnGam & Fowler aud have
., oaencl an oAice'-for what purpose, does the
reader imagine ?--' for an examn' tion of heads,
and giulng charts Of character -" They aver
thot. ty practical application Of the principles OF
their science, they can " developc accurately the
existing character Of any individual Fudge
Yetthey will find dupes-cnoush to feed and clo'he
them handsomely
L. is SAID that the phrcnolosis's are " in clover
in Philadelphia aso--two professors of the rogaS
foa 10 the knowlcdgc of human character, (says
the New York Coutiel) arc giving lectures ana
n,nninulatiur sennccs at amazing rate 1t
seems, however, that they are sometimes deceived
by the exterior developments of the Uranium. a
oenu man called on them to read his CHARACTER ehd
hey aliehtod with eagcrncss upon vast protuoc-
rance, assuring him thatihe organ OF acq nsitVe-
ness was highly Developed No, SAID the gen
.leman, you are mist ken that IS the bump o.
panJp 4andie ircuess: IN my boyhood, broke my
head against pnmp-handle, and the result Is Inc
pro,ubctance you have discovered
II. It is proposed in New York to establish
SUNDAY paper, after the fashion Of some oil Inc
London publishers 1t is to he issued IN the morn
ine. before church hours in order, we Presume, 10
Owe the sermon better relish.
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR TIE
III, CHI
DUMFKIE5' REMEDY FOR The
g'- Plu.E les.

sNHE proprietor hess leave 10 recommend
~ which he does with the fullest confidence
one OF the most valuable remedies known Tor thu.
troublesome aud pnnf" complaint. Without go.
log into detail. he deems 1t cnoprb 10 saw he hns
in his rosse sslon the most undooh,cd Testimonials
tina, II ha. more completely oosweied The purpose
FOR which il is intended, Than amy other popular
Medicine.
his remedy is perfectly easy In its application.
10 all conditions, ages aud sexes. Full direction.
description Of the complaint. &o. nc ompany Zach
packet, which consists OF two boIrs, Oinimcn, ard
Electuary. P,,ce y for the whole, OF 90 cents II
but one al the nri.cies Is waited.
IL Nonc ATE genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, /.
kiDDER, immediate successor 10 the Late Dr. w.
I. Conway. For sale NJ his Counting Room. o,of
No. 90 Cont Street, near Concert HILL u sion,
and nlso by his special nppnio'mcn, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. T. g. J. l. ROYAL. Lynchburg.
May IL
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Most Desirable and Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

WYE, Martha Martin, proprietor of the life
w tate, and Edmund l.. Martin and John Ju-
llus Martin, owners Of the reveson, un or the will
Of the late Col James Martin, offer for sale, al The
lands eYscd TO us In snd viii TO wit about -
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IL, having made several alterations in his
tee, 'n,. ssh;ne which will enable him TO continue
ma ho atmosphere a greater length of time, he in.
IN inc a ,ske his departure from Cincinnati about
isnos !, Of May, and, ifthe wind permit proceed
- ,he Atlantic Ocean
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SPRINGGOODS

HHAvE jus, received 80 packages Ne" opl'"s
Il Goods and in daily expectation OF INC na'
once of ny Spring assortmeni-lo ","tn ''s
''c a''e''''o" - Bank Square
-, 3Wf
April %
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OBITUARY..

| D-at half after four q clock on the ey,nin,
VI saturday the ID instant after an illness of 3,
| oays' SAMUEL JORDAN, the son of Cant
samuel i. Watt of tits place, lovely and IN
crossing boy, aged, year months aad " days
1t Ia well with HIM, Mother, his tolls are al.
DER,
E'f'h's sorrows and changes can rain him no
more;
he lille brief period of life, to him given,
Is changed Tor the lasting enjoyments of Hea.
ven
From TIC Liberia Herald.
=. ut Mi!lsbure, Africa on the l,h instant.
FREDERICK JAMES, Esq Mr.. James was
one OF the fathers OF the Colony. IL left the Uni
ted States in 1890, and followed and sustained.
10y all INC means IN his power, the embryo repub-
~ until II took up its abode on Montsctado-
men the The colony was ossailcd by the surround
ing savnees and threatened with immediate nnd
total destruction, he was seen foremos, in its de.
fence Geiying death IN whatever form 1t presented
hselI and was never known 10 desert his post unit,
'he most oil savages were vanqnshed, and the colo.
ny plaeed IN comparative safety Ever firm in his
euachmentto the Colony, end true to the principles
winch urged him to leave the land Of his birth
MT james has successfully filled almost eve
ny Office OF honor and respec ability in the Colo
ny with credit 10 himself and satisfaction TO his
constituents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11

vnNlIE SUBSCRIBERS have jus, .cived, from
Il the North, par, of their Spring supply Of
Hats, Sho y &c, and will shorty receive tho ba-
lance.
They have on hand good assortment Of Hats
of their own manufacture, at from vi 80 10 81,
equnl 10 any IN this market
a so, Il large STOCK OF llo'icrs' Trlmmings--nll
of which Will hn sold on the most liberal terms
Country Merchants particularly invited to give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
T,r They making WHITE HAT at 90,
Which for durability, ffmncss and beauty is far
superior to any article they have seen at that price
DINKLE & RUMBOUGH.
Maya w4wH
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pipes and 3qnarer casks Champagne
and French Brandy
43 boxes kaisins very low
3 barrels and II bos-s Starch
500 gros. Bottle and Vial Corks
% do Walls assorted
% doz. papers Of Pins.
81 gross Elastic Steel Knitting Needles
% doZ. States assorted. etc. etc.
. barrels and % baskets Sweet OIL
100 lbs. fresh Candy, assorted
2Ou0 lbs. Birthstone
1850 lbs. Salt Pe,re
300 lbs Zante Currents, superior, fresh
1870 lbs. Epson salts
1000 lbs 6anbci's do
81 barrel, Linseed, Tanners and Lamp
$40 gallons Coal Tar Sprs. Turpeniine
aud Cotton Seed Oll
4S2 Gum Shrllack and Copa
Segats, ~nun,, Chewing and Smoking To.
bacco
Bru hes assorted. all kinds
Fancy Soap and Perfumery. great rntiety
Guns aud Pistols double aud .ingls baIfei.
nlat aud percussion loGks, large and
superior assortment
80 kegs and pos, White Lead, Spanish
Brown
Lamp Black. Prus,ian Blue, Chrome Vel
10. and Blue Paint in O,l
5000 lbs dry Pants assorted roiars
10000 lbs Log wood, Fustic and Camwood,
eioinI an ~ Sticks
7 barcl, Copel, japan aud Furniture
Varnl.h
300 lbs Coperss, no Stone and Alum
1900 lbs. Black penp,r. AispiCe hni GIN
ger, pnr' ground
TO lbs Liquorice aud Liquorifc Root
31O ID. Indigo
For Sale by HOWELL DAY IE9
May | MS