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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

THNHE original Vegetable liygeian Universal Medicine
u prepared by w. Miskin, Esq-Member OF the Royal
College of Surgeons Licentate of Apohecarys Compay
Fellow Of Bol Court Society, Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. ThOmas Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result Of 20 experience and
unparalleled in the extensive dhghy respectable
tice Of the proprietor patronised by the faculty and nob-
introduced the of the American public the ear
nest solicitation of number gentlemen Of long and high
ding IN the profession Iii hoped a preliminary step
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the of the
numerous and deeteou nosrms fosed upon the public by
ths aid Of fabricated proofs for miraculous other frauds
by CT mercenary unprncpled pretendersso totally g
OF medical that impossible the monStroS
uson longer down with the intelligent people of this
country. These pills. mild and agreeable in their nature should
be kept in every family in of sudden Illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spasnls evtr and o
alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be wou, them They are sold in packets
at 90 cents 81 and - each by most pectabe druggists book
sellers aud yende of medicine in the L. States ana the Cana
das with cop0us directions together with testimonials Of pro-
foesona ability from the following eminent genlamen; Sir A.
ley Cooper, Abernethy James Blnndel NJ D. " Back NJ
u j. Aston Key, A Frampon, "A. ID. and numerous others
TlS originals may be possession Of the General Agent
By whom the medicine imported into tis country and 10
whom al applications ior agencies ,snst be made
JNO. HOLBEIN,
3G, NaV-riy Place, Acw- York
Sole Gen. AGENT for tb4 u. Sta.- Ac
~ <ons r-,r~ls- wihou, the signature of the Gen
erA Agent the Label. Sold by
r. r. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
AT the SYN of the Golden Mortar, !
the Court House. Feb o. Is45
u Cautios-l been deemed eypedient rs 3ras no
bic, to place Niskns Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
the hands of druggists only and those sold without the signature
Of John Hobein the label counterfeit This notice
necessary there s all moral decency
legally convicted nosrm attempted to be forced the public
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SEPTEMBER 2d,
JAMES HAMMOND's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent Id9it;OaS.-I1.:

Recent AdditiOas-Vi.
23 Francesca Carrara by the author of and eat
> vols
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2525 Chances and Changes. domestic story, vols
1922 Matthias and his mpoure the progress OF anatcm
illustrated in the extraordinary of Robert Matthews
| vol.
1926 Home, by the author of Redwood, | vol
2j7 Cleans oftruth, of real life illustrating Christian
truth BY Joseph Tuckeman vol.
2527 The Brothers a tale of the Fronde vols
2529 The Student, by +. l., Bulwar, vols
$3.50 The Gipsy by q. r. James, vols
253l Womans Trials, by mrs 5. c. Hall, i vol.
1882 Coltou's four years in Great Britain, vols
325 Dunlaps American painters vols.
3533 Dacre novel by the Countess of Morley vols.
1884 Black Watch The Black Watch by the author of Dom.
mics Legacy, , vols,
2535 Magpe Castle andother tales by Theadore Hook vol
2Ji3 Horse Shoe Robinson tale of the ascendency by
the antbor Of Swallow Barn. 2 vols
25l4 MOmkins-Ihe MoniLins by Cooper 2Vols.
25l5 Conques, Of Florida by Theodore Irving. 2vols,
1916 Bedford Regis sketches of country town. by Mary
Russell Milford = vols
25l7 Consannope and its enyirons in series of letters by
Comd. Porter. vols.
25IS Italian Sketch Book vol
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2520 Social Stories by mrs. Sherwood, , vols.
1921 Table Task Specimens of the table task of the late Sam
Hel Tayor. lvo
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UUsT received lot Of hair-gOrk comprising ladies' Ring.
CD lets Bands Pu'is and gentlemens top pieces. Also few
doz Billiards vegetable oil soap for cleansing cloths and
ing out stains OF every description Also lot of ladies hair
pins of various sizes. J. BEMOND, l37 Thanics-st.
Aug. 80.
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Court Of Probate, NeVpOrt, august 3 I635.
FENHE administrators final The Es:a;c Of Thomas
n u HazaTH late Of Newport leOman dec d. present
cd tor settlement and allowance II ordered that the sae be
received and the consideration thereof be referred Court
Of Probate be holden the ate-IIoue in Newport on the
hrst Monday M September NJ O'Clock 4 W. and that
previous notice be gwen by publishing cops thus order three
several times "a he r. Republican or an persons indebted
o appear Al said time and pilc0. and be heard.
A true Copy Witness. b b. ROWLAND, Pratt Clerk.
August, D. 3v
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sWpORr, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBEIs q 1886.
NoRRIsON,s RYGEIAN
Vegetable Unipersai Afedicine.


Vegetable Uaipersai Medicine.
YENHlS Is TO CERTIFY, That Sanut ioHag having
IL given of his convection in the lygean Theory
OF Physiology developed by the British College Of Health
ondon aud having furnished the necessary security against
ccunerieits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEiiN EEGETiBLE UNlFERSiL
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS.,
la and for the State of Rhode-lsland
In confirmation whereofI have this fourth day OF January,
1888, set my hand III SHEPPARD MOAr,
Sole General HyceiGR Agcnt for he u. $. Of
America, Slpitk-Sfrcet, Brooklyn, H.. 1.
This certify that have appointed the following senIle-
Agents or vending Mouison's Iiygenn nlyeiaal
Medicines in ths State, win AIR Rcue H. Baker of War
David Melville, OF Newport George Hammond
N Co. Wickiord-nT Jefferson l. kmbal, Coventry James
H. Pearce, in EatGreenweh and George Rckard Neousoc
ket SAM l. YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884
The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for verdng
MORISON'S HYGEiAN UNIVERSAL
HEDFC'INES,
fort he State of Rhodc,and hereby gives notice that other
person viii be authorized 10 Nend said Medicines in this
but for the accommodation the public have appointed
IN different parts OF the Saeand guard The public against
imposuons they be assured that should any medicines be
offered for sale ia this State pupcrug be MOfiS0nS Hyge
an ohrerS Medicines by person except myself orny
thoTized agents, that they viii be coun,eroits
SAMUEL YOUNG, No. l07, Westnnstar street.
Feb %, 1885.
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ESTEAYS.

ESTE2AYS.
ZANE into the possession Of Sylvester Wilcox Jr Of South
~ Kns.town the lth ofJuy last IN damage ieasant-
iour2 years old lieersone OF which da, brown-tsvo
HIGHT red, and one dark red. having artificial marsA
taken aud held under the Statute of Rhodesand estays
THOMAS 4. WELLS, Torn clerk
South Kingstogn Oct 6ih lS.Ij.' 3w.
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MORE NEW GOODS
FOWLER 3.

FOWLER's.
UST received French and Engsh prints very rich
81 "a - le) mourning cacees a tngIams--GHbtet
Globes French 4 Engnsh hernoes; btck & Coid Silks.
Pa. .do-Merin0 and oiher shavisTahle & St1nd
Fur BO1s Cloves IsOisTs &C. iLSO-Adelsidc invis-
DE Green Olive mal5esy. 4 Brown Bro Co.ls sHt8be
sor ladies clo-.s, wsics hall b. sod very low.
Oct Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02
REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE puri,Ic

PUBEc
The Fiysecond Number Of the Republic Of Letters will
close the first year of the work lit commenced an ex
pornentle liberal patronage has received well the a-
vor beoyvodupoD other works Of like kind which have fol
owed in track shows that the plan the work appro,
and hls gyen pcnnanency which induces the pnlscr 10
make such attentions and mp he believes will be
accepnbe subscribers and give further claim vi en- the
reading community. ..s
Since the work has boon in ibs hands of The present publish
he has endeayored 10 ascertan far practicable the
views OF the subscribers relation matters mpor.
tan, 10 the interest OF the work.
In future this work will be edited by MRS. A. II. NIGH
OLhS who viii receive the aid and advice of
WASHINGTON IRVING,
GULI4N G. VERPLANCK,
EDWIRD EVERETT,
CJl1S. T.. HOFFMAN,,
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LONG Wharf.
EVtIm and Gold Sea-BatIis.
FEVIIE cold tide BATH through which pure Of
Il water is Constantly ebbing and flowing is suitable or
high water
The Warm. and the Shower-batls from o'clock in the
morning until O'Clock in the evening.
." Sea Bathing in cold and water, the
most powerful Of preserving and restoring health with
which acquainted" "--Bacban.
Ticket. for the season, or shorter time apply to
July 29th. T. TREvETT
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PRosrEcrus OLE A Nnw YnLumr.

a. PRosrEcTus OF A Nsw YoLUmE. te..
81 The first number Of which wiH BE issaed on ihe
ouyth of July nert.
- Ihc- Ns1- asTS J1asrof, a f,0}aidr weehtY 1og-
nal, decoted TO Literature and tie fae arts, embei-
Hshed Nth splendid and costiy engr0giags on
Steel copper and oood, and rare, beautiful and pop
ular masie, Arranged for tie pidaotote hdrp, gui-
tar &c
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BELLEFUE
LIVERY STABLE.

FHN HI subscriber will continue 10 carry the business con
ID neced with Livery Stable in ali its various branches
the well known Stable the Belle Vue House on the Hill
The business in future will be under the supernendencc
I.omdS DHnmore, who will be ready all times furnish
coaches hacks barouches chases saddle hors &c 10 all who
are disposed TO paron the The coaches and every
other vehicle belonging this establishment are equal TO an,
IN the place elsewhere. Prompt attention will be paid
the arrivals and departure ofthe steamboats, and in short no
pains shall be wanting render the establishment everyway
worthy the patronage ote public Horses kept any length
of time, at the customary rates RUFUS b. kINSLLY.
Newport, August s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02
JOHN s. BROWN.
DOCTOR JONES

FENS ARTICLE is said by the best judges to be superior
Il to tai of Wards any other hair oil yet invented IL
Is putup na superior style and finely scented that besides
beng one OF the incest beauhers of the hair also very
delicate perfume.
For sale at the sign Of the COOP SAMARIT1N the only
agency for this town.
Lades ana gent who are desrous obtain delicate hair
now ~ use and the cheapest too, much a. each bottle
tans more than double quantity of those of ard and the
price is the same Tcl ; r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-12-02
MERINOES &c.

ROSE 81 PEACH WATER WANTED
fair price will be given for 100 bottles first quality Rose
"A Waier-Aso 100 bottles Of -Water.-fnQnire az
137 Thames-st. JOHN kEMOND.
July ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
VALUABLE ppAL EsrAT1

INTENDING 10 mote 10 tie South. oler tof
j sale that highly valuable Farm. which fn7tie,
situated III Bedford county. on the Forest road
mile, above lynehbuta and II from Liberty.
This uuly desirable estate IS well worthy tie At
trntiun of capitalists Who WIsh to engage IN farming
~ ono ofthe most health, aud delightful sections IN
upper Virginia II having al the benefit Of the salu-
brIous bfeezcs Of the Blue Ridge, and at the same
time possessing a soil susceptible oi the highest state
of improvements Tins aud lies mmcdiatei, on the
main road from lenehburg 20 Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
Dtter aud I.berty-and Is bounded on one ride b
In Creek. being IN the vicinity OF mills. The
tract contains about Gu acres nearly $50 Of which
are cleared and Al present ia state Of progressive
improvement Al least 30 acres being IN Clover, 10
winch he land Is peculiarly adapted. The improve
mcnts consist paft Of frame -" Cling House, N.
two Bans and ifhresbne machine, ncw--and an Or
chard OF choice tfait,Ihs place also offers ~ elie-
bic stand Tor Tavern and Country Storc-and IN
addition 10 the abpsr Improvements has Ne"
Store house and Tavern house, with an lee house
and We'll Of excellent water in the yard aud extern
si,c Stable. = Bl1fhsmh and Nhcclwrights shop,
Sc. &c.
Il Is usclcs. 10 speak OF the many Inducements
which tins place holds oft those disposed II IN, est
means IN real estae, ~ II Is presumed those wishing
purchase would Ineier examining tor themselves,
which they are earnestly invited to do.-Ihla estate
IS offered Al private sale until the 18th of October
next. on which day. II not previously disposed Of, |
will sell II n public auction. WITH all my stock,
crops on hand farming and plantation utensils. &c.
&c. Terms an ommodatng, and made to suit the
convenience Of purchasers.
= Letters thu subscriber addrc,srdto Lynch
burg on II. james Church, Bcdtord promptly at
tended TO- FREDERICK y HARRIS.
The Richmond Enquirer viii publish the
foregoing advertisement w-w, aud forward II ae-
count this Office for payment.
Mayl wl5O-
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LAND .AF AUCTION.

EDURSi Ant 10 Il decree Of the county court
n of Campbell, pronounced at the June court,
1888, on snlt then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey John Bailey, Wood Jones and
Martha his vile, Late Martha Bailey, Plaintiffs,
gainst Mahaly, Polly, CalhlrInc, Elizabeth, and
Mitphram Bailey, De,., the undersigned, the
Commissioners IN sad decree named, will, on the
26'h day of September next, on the premises, pro-
coed TO sell, by WAY Of public auction, to the h9h
est bidder the Tract OF Land in said decree mem
toned. The Lind lie, about seven mi, from
Campbell Court house, On Bear Creek, and runs
mp TO the main road leading from Campbell court
20 Charlotte court house, and adjoinS the lands Of
WASHINGTON Matthew'S, David Callahan, Mcaial
Hubbard and others, contains - acres, more
oI less, about - acre, cleared. The Improvements
are a few suue cabins and several good Tobacco
barns, lies well, and may be said to be as good
land a, any in that ncighhorhood. The terms
will be one and two years, for equal moetie, Of
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds with GOOD personal security, for the pay
mcnt of the purchase money, and retaining the title
to said land further security therefor, until the
last payment Is made.
M\FrHEW MARTINI ,,,.,n,;,.;..,.u.
RlCll ARD MORGAN, , N""'"''S''''''N
tuu. , ~
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A yAIuAnIr TRACT or LAND


FEANI<G determined 10 remove To the South,
i } on "Wednesday the 2sth October next, If
fiir. if not the fair dly, WILL ON The premises,
al. n nubic auction TO the highest bidder, with
nnl reserve my highly valuable Tract OF Land,
situated in the county Of bedford, ON Big orcr
river. at the mouth of Buffalo creek, , miles south
of thr Wv London kcadcniy, and II from Lynch
bur-, containing 1904 acres, 81 which 300 are low
grounds tone half creek low grounds III hlg state
ofImprp,omeut the other hall river low grounds OF
a superior quality, in point of fertility inferior to
no land | have ever Scent The remainder is
hiph land mostly in woods. Much the LARGER por-
ton oi the wood Land IS excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Laud is in fine heart, and very
productive The Improvements consist OF a COM
Portable Dwelling House, all necessary onhonscs,
iopefhef with Il number of excellent Tobacco
barns. rillr clear and undoubed.
Irrns.- Onc third cash, the remainder III Two
equal annnal payments. Possession will be gwen
il1neailles after the salc.--A deed OF trust VIII
be- required on the Land, 10 secure the payment
81 tie loo l1si In,talmcnt,.
Also, al the same time and place, Immediately
aifer thu sale Of the Land, shall proceed 10 sell
al my ilop>rhulda Kitchen furniture, Planlati II
implements. and my stock OF Horses and Cattle a;
5Ils5 ny whole crop, consisting Of Tobacco, Corn,
Whe.t, Ryr, Ilav Fodder, Ac credit of II
month"; vii b. given on all sums above 10 dollars.
ROBERT IRVINE.
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, yeu supply Of Dr. +. - hi'e :
Vegetable Tooth-Achc Drops.

ra,lIE only specific offered TO the pnpic rum
winch permanent and radical cure may D. oo,'ili
ed of that d-agrcrabe pam. the Tooth he ~i. al
~ attendant evils such as irarturng the ia" IN eN
tracing the Teeth which often proves more Pd'ni"'
t,p the Tooth ache itself and cold passing rom 'e
drrssed Teeth To the Jaw, thence 10 the hfh' ft"-
d,.i,,,, j, rheumatic Affection with many other un-
pheasant effects such as dlsagreeabe breath, and taste
~ the mouth hc-all Of winch are produced ifoin
foul az decaycd Teeth.
am nam, to have it in my power to offer to the
world a remedy that will not only remove tlle pam
nne times ont of ten, if properly applied h"' pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest 'h'
disease in such are decaylng aud have not com
mcacea aching, restoring them 10 health and useful
nrss.
Certificates of Dentists aud fhNsleians-aSo
Directions for using, accompany eaeh bottle
fo- sleby T. : Abist' bh"sEN''
iyuchburg.
HtH & Richards, iberty.
John p. hi.et salem.
j. :. Crockett Ghri,tim>5urg.
Inor - 1-:}J al I'm
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POETIC CAL.
STAN 4 A ).

g'naea in a copy Of the Bi6ie preseafed TO my
Daughier,
Rr MIS-. CoRSwALI b. WILSON.
When in future distant years
Thou shalt look upon this page,
Through the crystal vale OF tears
That dim our ewes IN aiter-agc;
Think twas A mothers hand,
Though her smile no more thou ltsss,
Painting towards that " better land"
Gaze thu. sacred gii TO thee
Lightly thou estecmst II TOW,
For til, heart is Young and Wild,
And upon thy girlhoods brow,
Noucht but sunny Hope hath smiled
But WHEN disappoinuncn's come,
Aud the world begins to steal
All th> spirits early bloom,
Then ITS value thou wilt feel
To thy chamber still and lone
Fk,-and search this sacred page
When earths Embellishments az. gone,
Every grief It will assuagc'
Close thy door against the din
OF worldly tolly-n orIds fear
Only let the radiance ia
Or each heavenly promise here
When thy bruised spirit bends
Meath the weight OF SORROWS chain,
When Of all lic's summer hicud,,
Not one GaJtcrer shall remain,
Law this JUNCTION to the wound
O thy smluen. bleeding breast
Her the only balm Is found
That can yield the weary rest
Nor alone in hours OF woe
" Search The SCRIPTURES, but ~hlle JOY
Doth lie blisslu cup oriiov,
BE il Oft Thy sweet employ;
So. remembering in Thy gonh
Him whose spirit lights each page,
Thou shalt have abundant proof
He will rot forget thine are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

Tobacco Land for Gale or Rent.

WISH to sell valuable tract OF Land IN the
L county OF Amherst, adjoining the residence OF
Ma. \ Talh.rro, containing 600 acres, about
30 afres cleared, and is productive IN grain,
the remainder i, nwoods, nearly all Of Which would
ploduec tobacco of the finest quality Onlhls tract
Is comfortable dwelling, and the water Is good
and plentiful
also wi>hto rent several large bodle, Of the
richest TobaccoLnud in the country, on very r"a-
,o0thle terms. Persons inclined To buY or rent,
would do we'll To- give me an early call, and view
tor themselves, u. DRl MMoND.
Amherst June Is Is
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WyIIYEoUa DRAEAcsE.

c. lie likewise offers his services as tDMNlS-
SION MERCHANT and SHIPPING AGENT
intending to devote hls personal attention EXCLUSIVES
" In, business, he flaels himself by haoderut,
eiarrs and with strict attentions be enabled to awe
general ~a>la, ton. and respectfully soiiris the pat
fona.e of the public. SAM.F. RENNINk.
G - Keeps constantly GA hand, ior sale all kind,
Of GruS, MEAL, FLoun, PLASTER, MorNrAI>
Anshth, and bNlNpr, by Wholesale. ST. u.
- T5c Lexington GaseHe WW fatiiA Mc aLou
thru tms, oud f'rward IT'S aceo0ntt1 James Lindsoy
Isl. EH NWs,
lAnrhhurg. August y u3w.
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SANING CLNNIR SEEp.

The two eleat object, 10 bc attended 10, in raj
sing clover seed with profit, atc-First, 10 secure
the production Of as large crop to the acre as
pracneabe-and secondly, to harvest the crop III
srch a manner. ~ TO brng As lagc portion OF
the seed into the barn and tolcaye as small a por-
ton of ns possible in the field.
To attain the FIRST object that of securing large
product, We lave IN ow preceding numbers, in
observations on the culture oI ciascr rivcn the ne
cessary directions. We viii now only repeat, that
the man things to be attcndcdto are the follow nv:
y. That the land hc fertile. ID rha, it be
well prepared before sowiua thc>rrd rs heretofore
directed 81. That q sufficient quantity Of >rcd
be 10 tho acre. lib. Thu il heeycnly dis
tribuied over the ground. Jh That whenever
the andrequlrc> ii, and, gypsum u plaster be- >own
on the clo,cr-aul hlh. Thu II be not injured
by modlclons al excessive etd1i0c. II these par
ficnlars be we'll altrudcd To, an acre Of Ordinary
land VII, produce three hushnl, OF seed IN Il COM
mon season, often more.
We nov como 70 speak of the more difficult aud
laberlous operation OF sutcN and economically
harvesting and securing it, TN. requires care
and attention. The great object, To he aimed at
are, 10 cut the seed at the period when there is the
largest portion oilpc seed an the ground, IN that
stage ol maturity, which viii admit of lis being
collected into the barn, and - to handle IT, as 10
prevent TIA seel from heinz shattered OF on the
field, while straw haulm oul> IS collected IN the
barn. Il l., W believe. To the inproyidenl aud
rmn"iS neglect "i strict altcmloa To these two
iat'tf objects, that most farmers may attribute
ther idldie IN making clover seed. We will lay
before onl reader, thC result, oi our own ob>cna-
lion and experience on these important points,
hoping that tho-c oi onr patrons, who may have
,ha, ,l,a ,..,.',I ,,,, ,'''s =
w. '''''''',''' -.
n.f,.a ,i' l,'l1' T., " '''''' "> 10 10y II
' VI '.''''''
I'"t or CUTTING.
AS 'le 'iof'f H''d' nom The time the ilrsi
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BACON AT COST.

( L\R\ BROWN, Jn., nearly opposite the
N Bank, Lynchburg, offers tor sale, at first
cast -. l''ooo lbs >NL' BAeoN, otvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
ALSO,
1000 lbs. principally Mdling>; a les costly ar
hele, sound, and entirely superior 10 the New Or
leans. Where MidIings are preferred. they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscriber
Is determined to sell all that he has on hand
llERRNGS, ny the bayei Five binds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasses 1000 ward,
Flax Linen; Smiths Bellows's and Anyils.
Vices and Hammers. Together with an assort
mcnt of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Also,
SoNrEorEoNtRIEs; such as Sugar Kisses, and
variety OF other Candies, at 81 cts per pound.
ALSO,
\ great variety Of new and fashionable Cotton
SILK and NoolIcn Goods j; all which will he
sold on the most reasonable terms
Augusta +
III l. =.