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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

~ virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chaucerv, Tor the comfy of
.\mhetst pronounced on the Sd day of September,
ie.o' between Charles Davis, plaintiff vs. Thomas
Davis, defendant. Ishal offer for sale tract of Land
IN the county aforesaid Otter Creek. coutaininc
one hundred and ten acres near the residence of
Lindsey Davis. AT public auction for cash. ON the
premises on the 2Sth day of November next The
Lana lies within two miles of James River
THOMAS y. EUBANk Sheriff
October 81 ~
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M l. invite the attention OF the Ladies TO our
w large stock of PLAIN and figured black and
colored Silks aud Chays, fren Gtrmo1,J figured
and plain white and colorcd Satius 80 dozen Fan
cy liandkcrchieis and Shawls some of which are We
y line; splendid English Prints Nerinos. Plaid and
Danash and many other durable Goods Bonnets
very fine, English straw, Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net Cap and Belt Ribbons, Nc &c
Gall at JAMES &. Mt & cos.
Staple and Fancy .Store
September % 70
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VIRGINIA At a Court held for Franklin com
ty, at the courthouse, on the 5th day Of Sc,
ember, 1886
Palmer Pearson, plaintiff against Thomas Pal
son. John Pearson. the heirs al law of DAVID Peanot
fultn McCrery and Lucinda his wife, late Iucfd
Jordan, Jabcz Jordan and others. heirs at law az
distributes of Abel Pearson. dec dcrts
IL FHANCERY.
The defendants John Pearson, the heirs at law
David Pearson, dec (whose names are unknowu0 u
ton McCrery and Lucinda his wife, Jabe1 Jonla
William X. Pearson, and Sttl A. Pearson, not Lr
ms entered then appearance, and given security al
cordng to the Act of Assembly and the rules Of In
court. and IT appearing to the court, by satisfacu
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this Can
monweah On the motion Of the plaintiff bg F
counsel, it is ordered that they do appear her
the first Monday in December next aud answes
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order lr 4
serted in the Iynchburs Nirginian for eight wee.
successfully, and posted the front door Of the cow
house of this county.
Copy-Teste.
NJ. q. CARPER, D. C.
October 3 wom
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TO MERCHANTS

~ r. have just received, by the ships Marm01
~ and Hdrkamay onr importation OF Fall aD1
Winter Dry Goods, together with very heavy and
good assortment of other Foreign and Domes'e
foods, from Richmond, Petersburg and Northern
I Ities-We solicit call from Merchants, buying
IN this market, before making their purchases.
JAMES &. HUNT \ Co.
Importers Of British Coca"
September % is
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.aa1naes River aaad ESanavyila Com.
p:ae1S.
~sIs OH. fsHFs sessi, Enssf,FslscissS.

a j Il meeting OF the President and Directors of
/ v the james River and kanawha Company. held
in the town OF I.ynchburg, on Friday the Both Sep
TENDER, lr36
Resolred. That the Stockholders Of the james
River and kanawha Company, other than the State,
be, and hereby required to pay INTO The Bank OF
Virginia, of its Branches, Fire Dollars Der
share, each share sol Stock held bv them in the
sad Company before the 18th day OF Novem-
Der next.
Resoired, That the Stockholders of the said Com
pany including the State, be. and they are hereby
required to pay into the Bank OF Virginia. Of
lis branches, Ten Dollars per share, each share
OF Stock held by them in tue SAID Company IN in
sramcnts, as follows Five dotinrs per share, on
the 25th day &C January next and FIR doiiars per
share on the 2jth day of May next.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
". b. CilITTENDEN, Secretary.
\. B.-The iustalmens that hayebeen called for,
(including the above are as follows:
LIST nstament $ per share, paid at the time OF sub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

o. Tuesday night 18th inst; ! will commence
~ my Night saieg. aud shall be regular every
Tue sday and FRIDAY night. during the Fall aud
Winter months. Having recently fitted up my
house Tor the night sales, am prepared 10 Of
fer Inducements 10 purchasers. sales will cdn-%f OF
Dry Goods. Suitable 10 the seasou CUTLERY, Shoes
Boots Hats Books. Clocks, Watches. Jewelfy. &c.
dc.
Al orders strictly attended to- aud returns prompt
Is aud specially made. Consignments financially re-
.l,cd CHARLES PHELPS.
(Jrt. 81
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Notice..

flNliE undersigned, Trustees, in deed oltrust eN-
L eeuied by john iiorsey, for the benefit OF Ger
tam creditors therein mentioned, which is duly re-
corded, would inform the public, that the ELM
MILL TRACT OF LAND, or that part oft stu
dted IN the counties OF Amherst aud Nelson, winch
includes the Mills aud three Islands. making gel
acres by old surveys, is still lot sale, and will be
shownto those desrous 10 purchase by John IIors-
ley, or Alexander Mundy, ono otthe Trustees; and
not sold before the st January nest, will, that
day. be rented ont. There Is an injunction To the
sale of32I acres, and Lumber House at the mouth
OF bent Creek, IN the county OF Buckin :. am and
considered a portion OF the above tract, but are
informed by the plaintiff, IN that inJunction that il
satisfactory sale OF the whole be effected, they
will be willing to let it go with the other first aScer
tanning IFS separate value, aud the proceeds thereof
10 be held by the Trustees, abide the result of
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ CABEII
ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trustee s.
Octobpr 81
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= \ MI I'll w. LEspisE.YTs.se
IfJInIb

HAS ust commenced bushess in the house
L l. next door above Messrs. james &. Hunt X
Co. and solicitsa share of public patronage. lie
pledges himself that all work entrusted TO his CAFE
shall he faithfully and promptly executed, and on as
favorable terms as by any other person in town
Nov.3 Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

The greatest annual value wax IN 1916
al2,SO ,09J tho snlaIIrsl in 1891, 5 5000, 900
--sencrai'y about S6.OJO,o 900.
Il thus appears that the export Of tobacco was
nearly great previous to the revolution a. il has
b-en SINCE
OF manufactured Tobacco tho foreign export
has g'adu ,lly Increased from 5o3 900 lbs IN 1920,
10 SlS,o0)lbs in 1885, inclusive Of a large
quantity which is sent out ul the territory ut the
United States without being reported at the Gus
ton,-houses. The quantity m,nu!acu ed in Nr-
ginia is supposed to exceed 10000 hhds, SO that
only about sixth of that quantity is exported
and as great deal is manufactured in other
states, the consumption Of this ~ must be IN
greater latio 10 lis population, than that Of any
vhnr.
The product of the crop of cotton grown IN
1895, has been ascerlaned, AMI exhibits an IN
crease Of LOG, 300 bales OIL tina, Of lS3l--tho re-
ceipts being thus in
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EtbIs IsitNI

VIE tenement lately occupied by the sub
l. scrther, neN, door above Mcssrs. p Mat
lhe"s n Co. Tor one year, from the first October
1880, until hrst October, 1887. For further par.
neuars, apply Ia WA. DEAN.
:, Also Ion hire until Christmas, good Cook and
Washer. w
October
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LAND FOR SALE.

q court of law and chancerv, for the fan.
Iynchburg. At its October term, lS:}6 in the :
of. N J. McReynolds, plaintiffs Against JoL.
and Stephen Perrow and Others, defendants. ;,
undersigned. Sheriff Of the county of Can,pb.I :.
proceed to SELL on the premises by way of ,nbl
auction, for ready money, on Wcdnesda, the NJ,
December next, the Tract of Land in the SAID
cree mentioned, now rented to and IN the po>,a,.
Of Obadiah Reed. abont 3 miles below Ca,oe,
courthouse, lying on both SIDES the man road .,
ing Charlotte county. containing POO acres. m
or less, and adjoining the lands of German Jvtj,
Thomas Walker and others
SACkNliLE KING. Sheriff +,
Campbell coua
Nov. Ub
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

w TEL be sold, to the highest bidder for cash At
w Amherst Court House. on the 2lst Nov. the
following Slave, belonging 10 the estate OF Antho-
nv Dlbreil, dec Frank, Jenny, Lefty Marll Jane,
Amy and her two children, Gatharinc and Mary.
RN TIE LEGATEES.
October 81 wt2lN
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s a MI VI Il Il II. = Il O w II 4,
1TY'ORNEY IILIE

nFFERS his professional services in the Su-
~ peIior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance a,
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
OF his father Henry Brown, Bedford county,
IL Address, New London.
August : Is
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PATENT POCKET E.Ey.r

VIE barrel is made OF linc cast steel. without
"rh'Io2, being drilled cold from solid
bar thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occar in welding.
he cxcellency of the piece consist. in the s,,-
I''r'"r lorcc, precision and distance with which !,
throws bali, owing in great degree to the per-
lection OF the metal, being very solid, even tenn
P'fed' ana from the fneness of its particles.
susceptible OF beng more highly Furnished within.
AMONG thousands which haze been made and pror-
ca ""t one has fractured in firing. As an nstru-
''"' combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical, and Mroacinc a bail at as
graf distance, nth equal prccision anil farce Of
me Tong rife, where they have been in,rodnc.d
.'y are uniformly esteemed as beyond compar-
iSon ''
barrels from 10 inches length for sale by
IL. b. RICHARDS Il Co.
Sept II >.
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" lRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law any
Chancery, for the County of Amherst. OH Mondad
the 9Th day OF September, 1896.
Francis l.. billiard, Plaintiff
against
john Penn, john billiard and Elizabeth his wife
and John billiard the younger, John Moore and En-
zabeth his wife. George billiard, William Mltcheland
Lucy his wife, late Lucy billiard, Henry Terry and
Martha his wife, Defendants
In CHANCERY
The Defendants JOHN Moore and Elizabeth his
wife, George w. billiard and John billiard. Jr. MT
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly aud the rules OF
this Court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they aie not inhabitants of this country, or'
dercd that the said Defendant, do appear here on the
FIRST day of the next April term, and answer the bill
OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
win inserted IN some newsp ,per published IN Tue
town OF Lynchburg, for two months successlvfN
ond posted at the front door of the courthouse ri
ms county. Copy-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, jr, Crt.
October 81 WIN
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Nov. I
nINkLE 4 RuMBOuGll would re.nce17

~ INkLE q UMBOUGll would respcc,laI
~ inform tEer customers and the public zen.
rally, that they are no" opening a general a,,or
ment OF staple aud Fancy Goods, selected intbf
ties of New York, Philadelphia and Barimfp
which will be offered at prices that ,nnot iato u,
satisfaction. Also, splendid assortment of lade
Fur Capes, Collars and Downruifs and Gentlcmea
Fur Caps, from - 80 to 500, the finest ever ofq,
in his market
Hat manufacturing in all its various branches +,
carried on at their old stand.
November I'll
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WASHINGTON fiOTi1 l..

rHElIis Subscribers beg Leave to inform tie ''e'S
u and the public generally, that thes nav pun
chased this valuable property, and VIII ne P,epSe'
onthe FIRST Of Novembcr, to accommodate 'u 'nose
who may favour lis With call. ihe nous wiz =
furnished with plan and neat furniture, and our ser
wants The best iha can be procured. our bar with the
best OF liquors. and our table and stable with the
bestt the market affords.
Our senior aas great exper.nce lutte business af'
we pledge ourselves TO the most lnue.'t'9"o''
cxertoas to render our visitors comfortable y agree
able. WILLIAM HIN,
JAMES NJ. IANGilORNi..
y. B.-The subscribers are prepared to accom-
mudate and would like to receive few weary
Boarders W. II.
j. VI. l..
I .
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AUTUMN.

Az tIhN.
With what glor, csm.s aud the year
The buds of Spriug--those beautiful harbingers
OF sunny skies aud eloudlcss times-eilo,
Life. new less and earlh's eranl,ure spread our
Amt, when the silver habit of The clouds
Comes down upon the autumn sum- and Win
A sober gajness. the old year takes up
His bricll, inhe fitance OF golden fruits,
pelnp aud pageant I'LL the splendid scene
There Is beautiful spirit breathing now
tumellow richness on ,he cluster ed trees
And, from beakcr full of richest dyes,
Pouring new glory on the autumn woods,
An dipping ia WARM light The piilared clouds,
Morn. on the mountain, like a summer bud,
Lifts up her purple wing and IN the wales
The gentle wni--a sweet and Passionate woger,
Kisses the bushine leaf. and stirs up life
Within the solemn woods of ash deep erinsonsd,
Aud silver beech. aud maple yellow leased-
Whe,e Autumn IKE a faint old mau. sits do"n
By the wav-side a-weary. Through the trees
The golden robin moves; the purple hnch'
That On wild cherry and red cedar feeds
A winter bird.-coures with its plaintise WHISTLE
And pecks by the wItchhahel "hl's' ABOUT
From cottage roofs. the wafhling blue-hitd sings
And merrily with oil re peated stroke,
Sounds from the tire shIng door the busy haI
o What a elor, doth this world put
F or him that. with..a ferven, heart, goes forth
Il pdcr the bright and glorious sky, and looks
q n duties well performed, and. DAYS well spent
For him the winds ay. aud the yellow leaves,
Shall have a ,,icc. aud give him eloquent teachings
lie shall so hear the solemn HYMN thai Death
Has lifted up Tor all, that he shall go
To his long resting place without tear.
II. W. IoNGfELLow.
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September %

4 NAME To the plantation, of the subscriber dur
y my The last summer OF prng, a"hltc aud red
Tow, with boball, having red cali with her,
apparently SIX months old. She has ON a large
bell, and no ear mWl rccolectcd. The owner is re
qneS'ed to come Iorvard and prove his property and
take possession. BEVERLY II. SCOTT.
Nov 10 10
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APPRENTICES WANTED

'iil subscribers wish to get two bows to learn
the Tanning and Cprryins business Bows from
the country would be preferred They viii also
give cons'antemployment IA two Journeymep.
POE n RFEWUE
Octobpt 49, y ''t'N'
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POErICAL.a

fhsre il a rieaaess aud abeauty about the fol-
lowing lines from the pen OF friend, now in Europe.
.h,eh would do honor TO WoRpswoRru. They
were written many years ago but they have di-
rec. an. peculiar application 10 tue autumn season
from wear TO wear lPha Gaz'
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&4A A2A
rINili subscriber has JUST received and opened an
L assortment Of Medicines. Drugs, paints,
Oils, Dve Stufis, &C.. which. IN addition TO his
lonuef supply will make his stock large aud de.ra-
Die.
liz bias also on hand, variety Of very fine
Candies,
Preserved Ginger,
Ptuncs,
Madeira Nuts,
fllbsrts,
Soft Shellcd Alaon,i,
f,gs, Oranges, Lemons,
several Gases OF very fine li9uorice, &c. &c
The ABOVE. together with many Fancy 4rtcisy
are offered TO his customers and the public verya
moderate terms. JAMES Il. RONALL.
April II
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HATS.

81 CASES Fashionable Hats.
- Il Amongst which are every variety OF style anu
price, from shillings to the finest quality mann"
featured. ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT
October IS
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CASH FOR WHEAT!:!

subscribers will give the very highest HIM
! price Tor Wheat. delivered in Lynchburg,.,
ROBINSON & ELLIOT
October Z
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at ~ Orleans may bc.worlh recording.
1851 1888. 1880.
Tobacco hldN' 2f,9o3 $500 10, 93t
Cotton bales, 100 lob OBJ 300 Jos, So5
''"f holS' 31o,ooo 2So,1oS 2S7 ,l9l
9"so hadN' 29,oS2 HOS 1,o77
shipped eoaStnlsc.
Bacon in hhls. 1,3lS S.2l3 z3,
III uoih 10. ol9,i2i l,o9 $3.50 S5l ,262
o'N ~ o"'N. oi,9oo 93,3sl 7OSl6
, n h"'N 2,oo5,SOo I,loO,93i 5,4l6,976
Nhl>Ney bbl> - ~ 30. 40 33 Io3
As the cultivation of articles OF food is doubtless, ON
the Increase, particularly nthr states bordering ON
the ONO, 1t thus appears that greater proportion
Is required Tor the consumption OF the interior.
which may be readily ascrlbed to the vast emigra-
ton Ia the west.
October SIN.
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ROBERT TINSLEY, c

COMMISSIONER : OFFICE,
amherst Court House, October 1911, 1861
The parties will take notice that have appointed
Friday the 18th day of November to settle the ac
count IN the foregoing order specified, on vhch
day at the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the morning. they
aie requested 10 attend with their accounts, voueb-
ers and evidence, prepared for examination aud SCI
tlenent ROBERT TINSLEY, Com,
Oct. "a WV
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SELECTIONS.
-.-f--==---------s
FARMERS REGISTER

We have received the November ". of hi,
interesting, ably conducted aud punelud p.rioli
cal, and extract the Commercial Report ot H., m
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October 3

"a EGlNlA-At aCour held for a mbclst Cow
ty on the 10Th ay of September 1886
William l.. Christian Plail,h
against
Charles l.. Christian & Peter Christian, executor Of
John Christian, Defenders
IN CHANCERY.
The Court doth recommit the commissioners re-
port To the same commissioner who made it, who Is
directed to examine. state and settle the na,
between the plaintiff and the defendant Charles /.
Christian, and make report thereof to the COur,
with any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by hmselt,o required by the parties to be stated,
Copy-'restc,
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TO THE LADIES.

November 10
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TIKI hovrNesroM yzcrnn.

Lyuehburg, Ger. q Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

The desire ofbeing whaf ge are aot.-W|
are, perhaps, more or less the victims of l
lusion, and apt TO forget the evils of the pal
IN It's pleasure, and the advantages of III
present in lis inconveniences. When, "
look back with keenI Interest upon the haun|
we left at home. When we return, III
scenes we have beheld abroad assume mel
beauty, more vivid than they exhibit whe|
beneath our gaze. An ever clear know
edge and consideration of tlEs fact, is on
Of the greatest of happiness. Half our dill
content grows out of the eolew de rose wit
which fancy clothes the scene'at 6istanc|
Could we but keep wildly in our recolle|
tipn the troubles we have experienced elsl
where, we should be the more ready to cd
dure patiently such as are incidental 1
places. Leontius Palatus, the Greek ma|
ter of Boccacio, illustrates the unreasons
bleness of many traveller. Gibbon san
of him he deprecated his present enjoy
ment, while absent persons and enjoyment
were dear,to his Imagination. In Italy, n
was Thessalian-in Greece a narive 4
Calabria; in the company of the Latins,
disdained their language, religion and mar|
ners no sooner was he landed at Constal|
tinople, than he again sighed for the wealI
ofVenice and the elegance of Florence.
". Y Mirror.
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annals,-astonishing man when alone BY
the versatility of his genius, and corfound-
ing the world by the majesty of his death.
For this mausoleum in which were the
relics of such man, sought in CON-
pany with an English friend. We coast
ed along the banks of the Tiber, and en-
quired Of the passers-by where it was,
but we often asked in vain. For though
we entered the shops of the very neigh.
borhood to inquire, many could not tell us
uhere IL icas. But we discovered it at last.
We followed up a narrow street that
stretches toward the Tibcr. We turDod
an alley, and found ourselves in a place,
the suburbs of which we're so very filthy
devoted to such base purposes as they
were, that on account of the exhalations,
existence around seemed to be insupporta-
bic, there. We entered at last an ILL.,
looking house,-and after ascending
some crumblng steps, found ourselves en-
tering, under the escort of an old woman,
what was once the burial place of mighty
men Of Rome. Pigs had their pens in
the sepulchural chamber. Where the
ashes of men deifed as gods had rested
cattle had been fed. The cells of the
august dead, were the stables of the living
brute. A fortress this place was during
the dark or middle ages. Then it was
followed out as a vIneyand and at last it
became circus to serve for bull fights
and fire works
The grave stones even have been used
as measure for weight, and the sign that
the Julian race sculptured as mark that
their august remains were there, the Ro-
mans adopted to tell how much was 800
weight of corn! The sarcophagus of
Agrppina, the grand daughter of Au.
gustus "the divine," stands tenantless
in an open court on the hill of the Capitol,
but where Augustus himself is, or his
sarcophagus,-or C9sar,--or Germani-
Gus, no man can tell. The groves need
not say are gone. Tbs Dome has tum.
bled down. Where were the evergreens,
is the railing of the circus. In short, but
few places more miserable than this
could now be found in Rome,-and such
is the story ofthe Mausoleum of the proud
and divine Augustus Such is the fabric
in which he hoped to rest in peace Such
is the value of that fame that seeks to
trumpet itself by gorgeous edifices, or
that fixes upon any other memorials than
those God himself has reared, suctas the
everlasting hills.
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Livery Stable.
SSsszR
WIN. G. TENNANT.

VIM. Z. TENANT.
Respectfully announces to the public sen
eraly-citizens and strangers.
VENHAT he keeps to let at his stable in Tour
II street, horses and carriages of all description
as cheap or cheaper than they can be obtained els
where. Persons desrous of enjoying the pleasur,
of ride in the country, can at all times be fnrnshd
with horse and chaises, open wagons, saddle-horse
barouches and close carriages Particular attentd
will be paid to conveying passengers to and 'FRONT.' t
Steamboats, All orders in his line of business wi
be promptly attended TO, and pains shall be spare
TO render the satisfaction of his customers comple
Horses kept for any length time, terms liberal.
May 18th.
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being satisfied with the truth of il, took b
trophies, the scalps, and gave her 81
pounds. The people Of Boston mada =
many presents. All classes were sn,;o
to see the heroine and they found her
modest as brave.
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DETAILING MoLASstS OF "e Hi'' guam
- '0' ~ J. X. NEWTON e. Co.
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SsnTTN PEPPER SAUCE. jus, imported from
africa. epr sale BY the dozen. or single bottle
BY JAS. X. NEWTON, 4 Co.
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0R1NGFs 4 LEMONS, for sale by
q mIi1 }. n Merton & Co