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raoN BRAzrr..-A revolution of

EkoM DRALtL.-h revolution oil q
sangmuary character-the principles
and objects of which are neither COM
mnnicated nor undcrs.ood-broke out
in Para, on the 7th OF Jan. The Gov.
General and Capt. Inghs, the comman-
der OF the port, together with many in
habtants. natives and foreigners, were
killed at the onset. The insurgents
immediately proclaimed Col. Melchor
Governor. who, il would appear. OK
crted himself with effect 10 restrain
further excuses. The attack is said
to have been made by the country peo-
pie, who. on their arrival, were Joined
by the regular troops. and even at the
latest dates, which were of the 2lst
January, every thing was gloomy, con-
hdencc unsettled, and all sort Of bust
ness at stand. The new president
had issued an order that one third only
OF the duties should be received in pa
per. This measure had put stop to
the circulation of paper, so that ii
would be impossible to purchase coun-
try produce with that medium. There
was no settled price for any thing
The market was glutted with Ameri-
can produce. American property. how
ever: VIC are happy to learn, had suf-
fcrcd no injury from the intestine con-
hict--.N Y. Com. .4ir.
FROM CANTON.
Captain Steward, of the whale shin
Illinois, arrived ut New York, from
II. Helena, states, that few days be-
fore he sailed. the Br. ship General
Palmer arrived at that place from Can
ton and the Cape Of Good Hope, and
brought intelligence Of the death Of
Lord Napier, and the renewal of the
British trade with the Chinese. A
Cape Town paper of Dec. 9Th, rcceiv-
ed at st. Helena, mentions an arrival
which spoke a schooner that lcfl Can
ton on the 18th of October, and report
ed that Lord Napier died early in that
month, of fever, and that the British
trade was resumed soon Afterwards
II is stated that Lord Napier had order
ed two frigaies to fire on the forts at
Canton, which destroyed them. All
his Chinese servants had been taken
from him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
GENERAL uNTsILuGr<cv

n rencountcr took place IN the House
oil Representatives of Louisiana, which
produced great sensation i'm New Or
leans. On the Sd ult., about eleven
o clock, little before the usual time of
the meeting of the House, Mr.. J. r.
Grymcs, a distinguished lawyer of N.
Orleans, entered the Hall, and advan-
cling towards MIR. Labranche, the Speak
er of the House, who was standing
near the Clerks desk, raised his cane
and struck him; whereupon Mr.. La
branchc drew pistol and fired at Mr..
Grymes. The ball passed through the
lapel of Mr.. G.'s overcoat. Imme-
diately, upon being fired at, he dropt
the cane, drew pistol, and returned
the fire Of Mr.. Labranche, who was
retrcating through the Clerks door.
and fell near il wounded. The wound
was not dangerous.
Mr.. Grymcs was summoned to the
bar of the House 10 be tined for this as
sault on its Speaker. He commenced
by protesting against the power of the
House 10 arraign him, asserting that
the only power of this nature granted
by the constitution was that of punish
ing ITS own members by expulsion or
otherwise. The question whether the
House had jurisdiction in the affair, al
ter being warmly debated, was decided
in the affirmative. Mr.. Grymes acaui-
esced in the decision, and answered
the Interrogations put To him, admitting
that he had struck the Speaker. but
that he had not drawn his pistol until
he was shot at, and denying that he
had violated any Of the privileges Of
the House.
Several witnesses were examined
the substance of whose testimony we
have given above. The trial occupied
several days, owing TO the tediousncss
OF examinations by question and an
s"'er in writing.
The case was finally adludced on
the 10Th instant. Mr.. G. made an ar
gument, and was followed by Mr..
Soulc. On the part Of the prosecu.
ton, he was replied to by Mcssrs. Lew
IS, Ogden, Sparks, Lawson, and others.
The vote was then taken on the aues-
ton Of reprimanding Mr.. Grymes.
which course appears TO have been
pursued IN consequence Of taking Gen.
Houston's case as a precedent. and de-
cidcd IN the affirmative. Yeas ~. Nays
D. Mr.. Grymes was then brought up.
and received the repnmand Of the
House, through the Speaker.
The President. under authority Of
an act Of Congress, has gwen the Lion.
presented 10 him by the Emperor Of
Morocco, to the Orphan Asylums Of
Washington and GcOrgctown. and a
Committee on behalf of those inst,lu-
tons offer the Lion Tor sale at public
auction, in Washington. on the 5It Of
March next Tier Gaz.
An act has lately passed the Legs
lature Of Missouri, providing that the
election Of Members Of Congress shall
be by general ticket, and does not re-
quire a residence in any particular
quarter Of the State, AZ was coniem-
plated IN the bill first introduced into
the Senate.
Much 10 their credit, both branches
81 the OHIO Legislature have rescinded
their instruction resolutions of last
7 winter. Mr. Ewing stands on eleya.
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~E have received ct our Store. q larx.
w supply OF fresh and genuine GAR
DEN SEED, OF every variety of Hind
II. & J. JOHNSON.
CamP-Hill. HarpersFsrry.l
Feb. 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

College for Ladies.-The Kentucky
Legislature has conferred upon MesSrs.
Van Doren's Institute for Young La
dies, in Lexington, the chartered rights
and standing Of a College, by the name
of VAN DoREN's COLLEGE, ron YovSs
LADIES.
BY the power granted to the Board
Of Trustees and the Faculty Of the Col.
lego, We understand from the Daily
Reporter that Diploma, and the ho-
norary degIec OF NJ. p. l.. (.Msiress Of
Polite Literature will be conferred
upon those Young Ladies who complete
the prescribed course OF studies and
that the same honor may be- conferred
upon other distinguished literary ladies
IN our country and olso that the ho-
narary degree Of NJ. NJ. Mistress og
.NasieJ and ~. 1, (.Nisfysss of Iassy.c-
fiOn may be conferred by this College
upon suitable candidates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

LaPoriaaf DiscOrvy-Mr. =. A..
Bernhardt, a distinguished architect
and civil engineer OF Berlin. after ma
ny years application. has found out a
method Of constructing fire places, 70
that they shall not emit smoke eilhcr
IN the chamber or in the street at the
same time that current Of warm AR
- difused throughout the building
which Ia purity IS equal TO atmospheric
air. By this invention, without alter
ingthe stoves a. al present constructed,
twO-thirds Of the fuel now used will
create the necessary degree Of warmth
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WNN|I"IFWWf ~ . I"lIII.
AZ stranger, hsvs Wsitsd three days Tor
sOn's noiice 10 BE- taken IN The eiy nesspa-
PEI, o. mott disgssesfui act psrPetratsd
~ L'suieaant Lane, on The person q the
hon. Nc. ESins, % iodisba. Briefly the
Iae's are tAsse on Thars4sy evening", aflsF
ihe sss,ion closed, Rsariy dark aad on The
aVenus % The viciqhy q ~. Joaalhas Eli
OATS Lieutenant Laos suddenly snd silhout
PfoSoSaiioa assailed Judgs Ewing with 40 fren
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

IN ihs SsHats, Mr. Benton spoke for two or
three hours on he mst1n 10 expunge from
the Journal o. tAe lie, the resolutions Of
last winter ceusuriu. tic President for reno
wing the DepO,its- VI Southland took the
iioor In reply, but DE Ject ives laid aside,
while the Senate pr. led to the considera-
ton Of other business.
IN TIE House Of Representatives, We learn
that tho Committee on Foreign Relations
made n written Report on the subject Of our
Relations with France.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

The Senate Is now busily engaged in des-
patching the numerous bills matured in the
House, and none will be left undssposed Of
The House was occupied in committee Of
the whole until six o'clock, discussing the
report and resolutions from the committee
on foreign resolutions.
Mr.. Cambreleng and Mr.. Adams have
modified their resolutions and condensed the m
into one, viz: That the Uaited States will
sustain, at all hazards, the faithful perform.
anes Of tho Stipulations Of the treaty. THIS,
with an appropriation Of one million Of dol
lars for military. aud two millions for naval
deCeDees, embrace all the measures nov con
templated In the liouse and think that the
senate wiil concur 10 their adoption.
wAsHtSGT0S CRY, EEa. %, 1895.
II is now half past O'Clock and the House
has only this moment adjourned. The great
o. part 81 the day has been spent 10 discuss
ing Preach Affairs. Messrs Adams, Archer,
COalieT, BouIdln, and CsmbFsieng have Sc
verslly addressed the House, aud made very
animsted speeches. There has been no vote
taken. Nothing that has been said OF done
IN the House. to-day, 10 calculated 10 alter
my optnioa, that there will be no var with
FFsRco. Tho House do not seem Inclined "a
plunge headiong into hOstiaics.
A Communication was received from hr
Ewing, 81 lndiaBs, this evening, relative to
The assault upon him, by young Lane. After
good deal Of talking on the subject, . CON
mittes was appointed 20 inv esligste the bust
nosl. The senate this morning elected
Gales aBd SeniOn their printer, sfler . grssi
number % baiiotings. BiaiFa scufrility be.
aaads him sssmiss every where. The decent
Jackson men are perfectly ashaned of him
u IL Tumored that another express arrived
here this evening 10 the Prssidebt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

COrTnPOHitAes Of the Bsiiitors Ckronieis.
wAsmSGros. SATURDAY EVENING, So'cLocK.
The Senate this day elected Gales and
Seaton printers on the 2Ist ballot. The vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

A fire broke out in Charleston s. c.
on the 18th ultimo, which ragged for 3
or 4 hours, laying in ruins upwards of
fifty houses, and the most venerable
and time-honoredo of the churches. The
most striking feature in this calamity is
the destruction of ST. Philips Church,
commonly known as the Old Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

FTe.-A fire occurred in Hagers-
town on the morning Of the 10Th in
slant, in small building occupied by
MIR. King, which was destroyed and an
adjoining house materially injured
The property was owned by Mr.. Hugh
Kennedy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
Mont pcliev school,.

VVHE subscriber having permanently located
i himself one mile from Amherst Cour, house
proposes continuing his School the ensuing year
for the instruction of youth. The local advantages
Of the School inferior to in tho county, rs
il regards health and retirement. The term, TO
consist Of ten month"; will commence the first Mon
day in January, and end the first Monday in De-
ecmbcr following, vaca,ng the month Of August.
No pupil will be admitted for shorter period than
from the time Of entrance TO the eLd of the term
Hc promises TO use every exsrton TO promote
the advancement Of those entrusted TO his chorge
and believes from his experience he will be enabled
10 give entire satisfaction. To those who have
patsonised him for the last ten years he feels par
ticularly grateful, and hopes TO receive conlin-
uanco Of their favors There will be two public OK
aminations, one in June, the Other in December.
Tuition fees, due semi-annually, will be for Or
biography, Reading, Writing s. Arithmetic $l2-
for English Grammar, Geography, with the use
ofthe Maps and Globes, History, Rhetoric, As
tronomy, Natural Philosophy and Mathematics
Sl6-for the Latin Language, ss25.
p. SHE will receive several boarders into his
asnily, on moderate terms.
Howell l.. BROWN.
Tee. IL wtlF
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LAND FOR SALE

fRIf. subscriber oilers for sale his ii 49,,
TON, on Little Ouer, in Bedfo,d ' :. l "A.
miles east of the court house /, contains ao'u
475 and 800 acres, about 200 acres sun, 9e'"een
be cleared and but a small part exhausted ~ 10
is estimated TO be between 35 and DO scro. 'efe
Grounds every acre except atou, one is frs, r.'
tobacco land; the balance of he cleared anI 'a'o
duces fine crops Of grain of all kinds. Tba No. pro-
ed land is of the frs, quality for tobacco ''''u'
n'So, aho,hct tract, on the turnpike about 81,
miles above Lynchburs, containing 4l3, ocrs, Ok
ooul 10Y cleared Is line grain land all off, lies ~
markedly well and frcm the trials m do :. GO IT,
adapted to clover There are on this uoc, abo"' ~
acres IN meadow, and very productive tho nv
clear d land is very heavily ,imbcred tho u ~
plos'"en's Ga either ofthese tracts are only sunn.
BILE for sm III family or overscer ''''''
Possession can be had of both. if on,I;.,.,.-
made before the FIRST of March nexl, md terms a -
accommodating as could be required Fo, s'', Us
part'' uars enquire OF the subscriber n.ar
LONDON. w w 'm ne"
Dec % " ~ ~.
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Valuable X.aNA Yor Sale =.

nURSUANT to = decree Of the County Court
Of Campbell, pi onounred on the day OF
January, 1885, in n suit in said Court depending
between Charles A. Iloleombe and others plain.
ida, aed Samus, Carter aud Elizabeth his wife
and others, defendants. shall, rs the Commission
81 in said decree named. on the 18th day OF Fe.
bsuary ne,i IL fair, il oot, the mex, fair day, on
the promises, proceed 10 sell. to the highest bid
der. by way Of public suction, the tract OF Land OF
which the late John Hoeombe died possessed
containing 1874 ae,es. This Land lies on both
aides Of Opossum Creek. within six miles of The
town OF LynchbuTg, and is considered a very val.
uable tract. The ems will he, cash for third
~ the pur chase money. and for ihs residue there
:. credit Of one aud two years. the purchaser
= ,iog bond with good security for the deferred
tsyments, and the title will be- retained ms a iur.
her s.e1ri,y. J. WILLS, Com.
Jan. %, 1886 wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

V,N.iN'h :-Atruies held in tho Cierk,. nn,,a11e.
rahhh ,oun'y, the list day Of Decemhe, is9, "I
.cyes a a"d ,~n w. h"gwe surviving partners Of .m
I;I u " W. smith, late merchants and pnrtncrs ,"
"'"e "hue mo tyie and firm of Smith Rapv,I ~ n,
n ,,n,' "'per. i"rston aud Elizabeth h. WIFI si
- " u; IT, ana Robert T. Woods, Trustee. "a, ,ha ti
""c'' 'a's,nn &c Samuel lIarsion Sen IIen,,T C,
away iee, 'iaIfsion. Robert 4. Woods in his o l
en,v n IL neas, WIN Williams, Joshua R. G. Row"
nctnsd 'nh aswe Pee james b. Renwick Zadoct
The defendant Joshua K. c. Brown no, h. -,
n's aud given security according IN ,h ,e ~
'y a''n 'ne rules of this court and II annoa,,n
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not nm tl,a's
Jered ,hn, ,h - motion Of the Plaintiff, il is Or
Mn M sIe sa'd defendant do appear here on tho ~
,h opv OF his order be for hwh pnLlisbcI M
~. our9 'fs lnian, for months ssiyolY ,nd
on some court dav ~ "o"so ol sa'd county,
copy-Testc, AZ r. C,ppr, - .
Dec. % W. " CARTER, d. {,
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Great Hargains for Cash,

VINO be had OF the New Store of E. B. ESTES,
n in fire and superfne blue, black and colored
Cloths, Casimeres, Cusine,ts, Flannels, Blunkets,
Napt Coions, Merino Cloths and Circassians, fl
cured Thbc, Cloths, very handsome patterns,
Bombazeus, Cacos, Cambrlcs, Muslins, superior
and common black and colored Silks, Silk Worsteu
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods Of all kinds,
and oil other Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hats,
&c. all of which will be sold considerably lower
than they have ever been Offered in this market
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves. Persons wishing to buy
to sell egaln can do SO TO great advantage. He is
determined to sell out his stock of Goods hand,
and every inducement in the way of chcapness
will be held out to purchasers. Two or three tons
of very nice Castings, very cheap.
Z. B. ESTES
a. IL is daily expecting TO receive some fine
and extra fne black Bombazinc, Diapers, super.
fine Casinetts Ribbons, and other desirable Goods,
which will be sold very cheap. L. B. h.
Dec. D Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
$50 REWARD.

R UNAWAY from Jesse Jopling on the lst
- day Of October lost, Negro MIN by tho
name OF CHARLES, about 80 10 30 years OF age
Of black complexion, about feet to inches
high, stout aud square built, pleusan, cuantennnce
sound face polite and quick spoken, good sc, of
teeth, rather short no other mark scars reco-
lsc,sd, except his small toes grow together farther
shAn ssual. Ii is expected thu, he has changed his
name and clothing, and obtained free papers well
executed, nnI probably assumed the name of -
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free negroes
Of tina, name.-Thc above reward Of $50 will be
given If taken out Of the counties OF Bedford or
Bose,eus,, SO that get him, or S25 If taken in eli
Their Of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLING,
Attorney in fact for Jesse Jopling.
II The Lexington Union and Kanawha Ban
ner will give the shove : insertions, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Jan. Is WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
I.anA for Sale.

IN WISH 10 cell my Land, lying 10 Amherst
county, ~ miles from Lynchburg, and 4 and
: half miles from the Coor,.house, and mills and
Q hslf vast Of the Main Road from Lynchbnrg TO
Chsrlot,esvule-t1 100 acres in the tract. There
10 not more healthy situation In The State, nor a
place more certain 10 yield well ia every hind Of
s,s;o. ,ooseeo and clover. There are about 500
acre. in cultivation, and Eve hundred in woods, n
aress part Of which is rich tobacco land rs could
be d.s,ed. The improvements are good framed
Da eIIirg Hoose. with rooms. and the usual out
hosses, bearing trees Of good fruits, OF variou.
kiads. sUfFieient Tor any one family. Possession
would be given on or be iore The first day Of Jsou-
cry, 1896 With the privilege Of seeding at the
common time. Any purchaser can be- amply fur
s;,hed on the place, With grain and rough food
live stock and plantation toois. My land is a
bssdassly wa,svsd with good springs AMI branch
o., EDM'D WINSTON.
Jan. % wis
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Ii izsbeth Mari ~idow ahd rehei OF Mari james
deed. Alexander u. Mar, John James Morgan
Robert Shelton and Matilda his wife, William
Still bnd Elizabeth his WIFE, John Mar. Mary
T. Mar, Thomas Wainwright and Sarah his
wife, Ambrose Il. Mar, Ambrose Mar and
Caroline his 9ife Francis II. Mar, the last and
infan, under the age Of twenty-one years, who
sues by her next friend Elizabeth Mari.
TlAKE NOTICE, tina, shall, on the Goth day
- Of January next, AT the house of John Tayloe,
in The county of Amherst, near the Toll Bridge,
proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Benjamin Nor
veil and others, and on the 9th day of the same
month"; at the Washington Hotel, in the town Of
Lynchburg, proceed 10 take the Seposions Of DR.
@. A. Rose and others and if from any cause the
above DISPOSITIONS should not be taken or completed
OH the above days, they will be tnken on the 18th
and 18th oil the month, at the same place And
on the fth day of February next, a, the Eagle Ia
vcrn, in The City Of Richmond, Va. proceed to take
the DISPOSITIONS Of Col. John w Holt and others
and II IN they should not be token on the 4h
os named they will be taken on the 5ih OF the same
month and at the same place. And on the 18th day
Of February, OF the Bell Tavern in Liberty, Bed
ford county, shall proceed TO take the dispositions
Of John o. Leftwich and others, which, if no, com
pIeed on tina. day, will be continued on the l6tf
and 18th of the came month, at the same place
which said dispositions, hen taken, are intended
TO be read evidence the trial Of a suit now de
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ant
Chancery for he county of Bedford, W. in which
said suit you are plaintiffs, end myself and other:
defendants. ANTHONY RUCKER,
Executor of Ambrose Ruckof, decd
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Jan. 10, 1898.

MIR. JAMES Y. RODES-Tnke notice, that
lVA on Friday The 2Oth day Of February next,
at the house OF John S. Gooch, in MadsonyiIlc,
Madison county, State of Mississippi between the
hours off o'clock in the morning and 5 III the eve
nng shall proceed to take the deposition of John
). Gooch, to be used ag evidence in suit now de-
pending on the common law side OF the Circuit
Superior Courl of Law and Chancery for the coun-
~ of Nelson and State of Virginia, in which ! am
defendant and you are plaintiff, when and where
yon may attend If you think proper
SAMUEL IL. SHELTON,
Admir- Of Robert Z. Shelton, dec,
Jun. 10 WIN
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EoSRS, Jesse Leftwich, John Lcfwcb
VIM Lcftwich, Edward Shurman and Ell.
zooe'h h'a wife, Mary Otey, Lucy McCanahan.
James Mitchell and Ann his wife, WIN. Walton
Maria Lewis, Rob, Craig and his wife Molind,
William G. Lehwch, John S. Lefwieb Roho,,
&. Scptoc and Elizabeth his wife William Meo.
iss Frances Mcniss, VIM. l.. Otev Thomas
Otey, John II. Otey, Reeves S. Scruegs and Ma.
linda his wife, Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton
Lewis Pnco and Angelina his wife Charles Jor.
noh ana Matilda his wife, Gus,avus H. Burton
John N burton Chrstoper G. Burton, Ellzabetb
Burton, Sarah Turner Mary Lcftwich, Joel eff.
wen 'onn Goodc and Ann bis wife ,Ashena Left.
wien ana hdclinc Leftwict-Takc notice, that ON
inc 'f'e' OF TIC elcclment case now depending and
undetermined IN the CircutSuporior Cont Of T .,w
ana Chanceiy Tor the county of Bedford STYLED ON
inc docket, Seekrigh, Lessee against Dononpbt Il,
which you are The real plaintiff, and am doford
ant that IN pursuance of an act of the General
Assembly IN such case made and providcd / shall
give IN evidence before the jury on the trial of said
sun, 'hot hlsop Taylor, dec. under whom claim
''e TO the premises IN controversy in his life time
actually paid to VIM. Leflwich dec in his life ,,,,o
INC 'u' amount OF the purchase money for said
,ano ana premises and ms have understood and
oeiieVe IL 10 be true, that the said William Left.
w'ch last named in his life time, executed a Alison
tay'or' or to Brown & Clayton, or to some one
ese Tor his, the said Toyors bcne6, ,i,le hond
10 me land and premises in controversy. and Inn,
,hat oond, or copy of IT, is in your possession mr.
III me possession OF some one or more of yo,,-
ms therefore, is to require you 10 produce so,d
'''o oono' on The trial of said suit or that will
proceed TO give evidence its contents
PENELOPY WHITE,
1,n 10 Late Penelopy Taylor
Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29

New Crop sugar, Coffee, &C.
vuVBE subscribers have 10 Store, and daily OK
u pecs per Schooner Hornet, and other YES
- = hha.. new crop N. o. Sugar
% % Poto Rico 90
$50 bags prime green new crop Coffee
50 do old White and Java do
50 hhds. N o. and w. l. Molasscs
20 barrels do do
100 Packages fresh Teas
100 Kegs Cut Nails
10000 lbs. Virginia Cotton Yarns WIN
variety Of Other goods
n Also. 1000 Sacks Salt, efoa',
~ An orders promptly attended to, and goods
ehipped with the greatest care
H. w. & J. J. FRY
Richmond Va
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