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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-30

cox 10 The Governor, contains the ehee'
ring intelligence Of brilliant and decisive
battle between corps Of Volunteers from
the county of Lowndcs. and party oi
hostile Indians, supposed to be the same
which lately passed through Baker.
The Georgia boys have done honor to
themselves and their State, aud relieves!
4 large portion OF their fellow citizens
from The predatory inroads Of this band
of outlaws.
TELrAIR County. July 10.
Gsronor iSehiey-Dcar Sir have
this moment learned by express from one
Of the posts on the head waters of the
Suwannee. that they had an engagement
yesterday, with party Of Indians. in
which our friends succeeded in killing and
capturing The whole. We los, in the en-
gagcment. three killed and six or eight
wounded. The Indians had nineteen XII
led. Among the killed | regret To state
,herc were three women and one child,
Twenty prisoners, all women and ch'id-
rcn.
l am not able TO state who commanded.
bu, suppose i, 10 be Col. Blair Of Lowndcs:
You mus, excuse the shor;ncss Of my let
,cr. as i, is written on temporary table.
and in grca, haste.
Very respectfully. your ob'.. scrv..
MARK WILCOX.
P. S.-Thc persons killed are, Penny
well Folscn, Mr.. Sharks, and MIR. farHs.
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From The Columbus Sentinel.


By the following exlraciol letter, re-
ce.veL from our correspondent, al Fort
Gaines, i: will be seen .ha: as snon as The
troops left Baker county, III lndians
made their appearance. Would it not be
advisable 10 station company OF troops
a, some poip; in Baker, and one q! For;
Games, - lend helping hand in case OF
need. I, has been suggested by the peo.
pie Of .ta: section, tha, they arc apPrchcn-
-sirc Of danger, from continued 'ncnrsions
Of hostile parties trom the Nation c.
Gaping 10 Florida. We think that they
arc in much danger, and steps should be
taken to relieve Ihem by Gen. Jsssap rs
Gen. Sanford, 10 whom the Gcorgsans
now look for aid. As Gen. Jessup Is Ia
king good care of tic people Of Alabams
and The hos!,lcs, common justice requires
,ha, Gen. Sanford should take HE re-
spou.ibili.y Of aiding his exposed le!iaw'
citizens oil Georgia.
The people of Baker have right 10 cS-
pee, and receive this aid as we'll rs The IN.
hsb;.aa,s Of S:cwar. AM. Troup counties.
both Of whicl, hare force continually on
their Rive. line.
rr. Ga,srs. ISL, July, 1886
Editors ot the Staiak-Genslcmcn-l
wish you 20 announce the desih-of John
II. lls.dison, who was killed at tho battle
Of Chickasaha,chic, iu Baker. on tlr "a!
ins.. He WAS 70 years o! age. beloved!
and respected by al! who knew him.
Some Indians have been seen in Baker
T.
THO u.s;, rider JUS, arrived from Bahrr.
,,A.es thas ihir, Ia,iians were seen 'her"
on Thursday Issl. all mounIed. on creek
called liusficsnc Creek, abcu! ten miles O.
bosc tho battle ground
With respect.
JOHN DELL,
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!atam Navigation to Europe The New
York Courier <ays:-We Hic happy TO
have it in our power to state. that Capt.
Cobb aud his assistants OF "thc Atlantic
Steam Company" have complete! all
lhcir arrangements for establishing Line
of Steam Packets between this port anu
L,crpoul, and have actually con'rat'sd
with Mcssrs Brown Il Dell. for b'as
suitable for their purpose. the building OF
winch. will commence 'mmcd.'ir,, -
They have also contracted with Mr.. L. a.
Sabba,on lor the engine. The tues Of which
will be constructed for burning Anthracite
Coal. This information we are quite Ger
,sin, give very general satisfaction both
here and in Liverpool, and VIC may add
tina, a, the meeting of the mex, Lrgisla-
turc, the Company vii. probably apply Tor
an &C. Of incorporation. with capital OF
Two milons VI dollars
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MEDICINE

THE subscribers have inst received and
arc now opening iul assoumen, of Medi-
cines from the North, which can he recon-
meldcd with great confidence. as Ear as re-
CARDS their purity and genulnenes>, having
been purchased from one oil ,he o!des, and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians, Planters and others, are reques-
ted to ell, previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies, and ex"min shs qualify OF those
now offered for sale; which, @e feel Confident
in warran,iug aud giving satisfaction TO pur-
chasers.
Among those lately ccired' and now open.
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CARPENTERS
Fluid Hs,tract arsai;ariIla.

Extract Bnchu, Xtracl JaIap, I.XlTacll b.
Aruu., syrup Llscrwor,, Buffers Magnetism
,cpcrlcn,. Balm nf Columbia. Hunter, orn
Plaster. IIysean Pills. in,p ,,al Hair Dye.
Bleaching Liquid, /" rrrnove iron moulds and
ink spots IRON linen. Dcamg's Cement, Tor
mcnd,ns brok u sIr>s china DC: wits
W ate. Proof ia,nlsh AL>U-Sal .Eratus,
Isinclas-. Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal. Arrow
Root. C,ron ujubc Paste. Iolu lozengcs
Soda do Llquor.ce aud OPIUM dn Pepper
min, do. Ei.uharh d. ,ie,a! Br"nzcs, and q
variety OF Surgica! Instruments. just rcccred
a"d for sal! By
YOUNG & M'KAgN.
March II, lS:}6
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From the Standard ct Union Extra, Jair %.
GOOD NEWS.
The following letter from General VIII
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-30
SUMTER HOTEL.

iYElllE Subseriber informs his friends
Il and The public, ,hai he has taken The
li"use formerly occupied by J. Goo.lman
and more recently by ]. J. Esum as u
Hotel in .hr Town uf Camden. and ncnr
hc Cour, House. where he is prepared to
eer;vc company. and tiat,crs hioscli thai,
those who fuy. him with their company
will be satisfied with their accommodate
lions. A. 4. RCFFlN.
Nav c3.-o0::-;f.
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SEC. S. And Lc i. iurlhc- enacted, That
the funds appropriated by the act of June
fourteenth eighteen hundred and tn rty.
six. entitled - An act making appropria'
tions for the currcn, expenses of the ln-
dian Department, for Indian annuilies and
other similar objects for the year cigh-
teen hundred and thiglysix, for The re.
,uoval Of the Winnc-hago Indians, may
he expended upon such of the said In,
dians as actually removed. and upon no
others. Aud the said Iu,iiaas shall be re-
moved either 10 the neutral ground OF
such country as may be assigned to- them
by treaty on the sou,hwcs, side oi Inc
river Missouri
JAMES K POLK,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives..
W. K. KING,
PresiJcn, Of the Senate pro ,cmporc.
Arraorsp. Juv I'd, lea6
NDR W JACKSON
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The abaYr ca,alogur. q! fccd cotnF7r'rs 'kc -.
.9,uncp s seed ior ,h!s olir,a,c, general stock
si.eh ..ill always sc kept on hand and sold a: 'ac
IA al pi:cra. YOUNG NJ MAIN:
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FO,.,R.SALE.

The subscriber wishing to move into The country
will sell his House and lot, a bargain if applied
for Immediately. On thesot is a5eeient well OF
water. 0Eo. q d iN NtCSd.
July 1850
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NOTICE

wv tSd
THE subscriber begs leave to return his
grateful thanks 10 his friends, Customers, and
the public generally, for the very liberal en-
couragcmcn. hitherto aiiorded him, and soli-
cts continuance Of former fayors. He re-
quest 10 rlorm hepubic generally, that be
has on hand large assortment Q! Groceries
consisting Of
SuG RI, COFFEE,
RICE, MOLASSES;
And upwards OF
5000 lbs. Kentucky and North Caralina
BACON.
ALSO.---Hariag bough, The entire stock
OF tHRDlALS belonging 20 MIR. James d.
Lemlcrc. 1Hh his apparatus Tor making the
same inlends to pursue the same line OF busi-
ness as prac''sed BY him.
sse has also On hand
Old Porl Cogniac Brandy
Clarc in bottles Wes, India Rum,
o,on dran. Jamaica 60.
Pale Sherry !. inc Scotch whisker,
Malaga do Old Aionongahcla do
Holland Gin.
\ Il unquc>;:onatly Of the frs, qualify, all
Of whts h ne viii ,tli lou as The articles can
bc :,iIotd, d a, JANIS NJ EW1.N.
June ii-2j-g.
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ENGLISH
g. .QR DE.V' = ED

4ENflE subscribers are uow receiving supply
Il English Garden Seeds. OF the growth OF le3o'
witch they can recommend vita great confidence
10 their friends and CUSTOMERS, as beng fresh and
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PAMPHLET. on Gardening

Caltala,rd b, tho subscriber, to answer Tor am
den end Tic adiaern, country, near the same lau
,udc.
4 ag-rtc above Seeds are warranted Should any
ono find ,l,cln o,hcrwc. anet fair trial, o,hcrs
9iil bc given in their place N"S 2i.'
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LANDS
EC R SALE

<i.iIE subscflbrr "tlc.s tor >al, his va.
- luablc plantation. on the wrs, side ol
the Wa,crcc river. and on both sides oI
Sawncy's Creek. about 10 miles above
Camden. cunsisiir. OF upwards ut
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1900 acres of land.

There is abou, loo acres of open land in
the tract. and the balance well timhcred
viii, oak. hickory and pine. In The trac,
there ;s large body "f The bcs, land. un.
cleared. On The premises nre oil the
necessary buildings. aud in excellent re-
pair for carrying OF an extensive plan,r.
ten. and supplied with the bcs, water
On Sa"ncy's Greek. running through the
land, .herc are some valuable mill seats.
Any person dcstous Of purchasing.
would do well to examine The premises. as
srcs, bargain may lie ad, mud on liberal
tcruss. ALLEN STEWART.
June lS--2l--,f
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LAND FOR SALE.

/ AM disposed to sell my TRACT OF LAND,
L lying within three or four miles of Iynchburg,
and adjoining the lands formerly belonging TO the es
tate of David Ross, decd those OF Daniel Cand-
Ter, Alexander Liggatt aud Others This Land Is
watered by Opossum Creek and its tributaries Has
omit good Mill Seat, and part of ii Is within 3oo
yards of Joncss Saw Mill
There are about 100 Acres in the Tract, all OF
which is in woods, and well ,imbered, with Pine
Oak, Poplar, &c. Some parts of the Land are well
adapted to Tobacco, Gram and Grass. would On
fde it to suit purchasers Its contigu,ty to Lynch
1v~g, and abundance of Timber render it worthy thu
AJhtion of those disposed to purchase.
SIR Samuel Nowlin will show the Land to those
wishing to view it, For terms, Sc, apply to him, OF
10 the subscriber, living at Chalk Level, Piusylva
MIA county. WM l.. PANNILL.
June IL 6t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

I WISH to sell my two Tracts Of Land, lying
/ within one and miles of Lynchburg-one
containing 900 acres upon both sides OF Backwa'er
Creek adjoining the lands of Samuel Garland, Sam
ucl NJ. Scott, Alexander Tompkins and Others
This Tract is about one halfheavily tnbercd wood
land which has ben carefully preserved, and never
pillaaed. The balance in high state OF cniiiva-
ton, with comfortable Improvements. The other
Tract where | reside. lying on the New London
Turnpike road, about Two miles from Lynchburg,
containing one hundred and eleven acres. The land
highly improved, well enclosed, and every comior-
table improvement on II for the accommodation OF
family. | will divide the land to suit purchasers.
RICH teD Chiffon.
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Z DO hereby forwarn aud forbid all persons
i whatever from trespassing ON my lands, in the
counties of Bedford aud Amherst, (now occupied
by W. Tinsley as IA tenant,) either by clearing OUT
or making roads through, or using any road which
may have been made, without any legal authority,
for hauling any kind OF produce, or timber, or
from Telling and removing any kind OF timber; as
the law will be strictly enforced against all per-
sons so trcSpaSSlng. PAUL a. NLhn.
June % Nv
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DR.. Spcccc's Library for SAFE.

INiE large and well selected Library OF the late
l. DIR. Specie, is now offered for sale. As the
number of Theological Works is great, 1t affords an
opportunity to Clergyment furnish themselves with
supply. The Works of General Literature are also
numerous and the whole have been selected with
great and in the best state of preseryaton-
Persons wishing purchase, invited to call and
examine them. To any person or Institution that
will purchase the whole, am authorised to say. the
terms will be liberal. JAMES NELSON,
Agent for the administrator.
@ There also considerable number of the
MouNTAlsEER, by DIR. Specie, which are offered at
reduced prices
Stanton, Va. June 30 IT
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RON NETS.

WEhavc just received from New York, a case
w of Fashionable Bonncts-amongst them,
some very fine Plain Straw-whch with other
pretty Goods, will be sold lop.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
CONSIGNMENT.
A Few bales of superior Cotton Yarns, at iaco-
nv prices. H. l..
June % Is
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UJ'IE.fI'.

1--WE subscribers hereby inform their customers
j and the public, that notwithstanding the IN
iury done to the Water Works Dam, by which their
Mills have been supplied with water they will be in
market for the growing crop of Wheat, and will give
liberal prices for all wheat delivered at their mills
NJ. & II. :. LANGHORNE.
June g I'm
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LccShnro. Iir0inin.

Dear Sr- the BALKAN Health which procured
YOU great benefit with relief Whcn
sorey afflicted with by attended ty
head ache, gddhe-s heartburn the thou
Elections which At
was debility occasoned bed ridden.
relief the
( duced by the Isl u the IasauI.
/ Nav
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Nav Q
HER RINGS.
SPRING SUPPLY.

FUVIIE subscribers have Just received by the shl
Il SUPERIOR, their importation OF Spring and sum
mcr British Dry Goods, together wha large stock
Of other Foreign aud Domestic Goods purchased III
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, IN connrN'on
with their partners IF. s. s. James S. Co. IF Rtch
mopd, by the package.
They solicit the patronage OF the customers OF the
concern of Franklin. Hunt 4 Co. well as the pub
lie ossurinr them that their stock is large and com
mauding, and will be sold wholesale or retail, ON
terms not to be surpasscdb by any house in upper II
GINA. JAMIE - '''->i 4" ~
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes and Hats
J. c. II. & Co.
April 81 /"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-07
EN IE.N'.SIIT SHE
OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. HARD.
WARE, &C.

rENlll. stock of Merchandise of the late lIrNn,
i Brow y, Jr.. not having been disposed OF entire,
anticipated the Store house, which is near,
opposite the Banks, viii be opened, II, pursuance oi
a former advertisement, on FRIDAY, the LIST OF July,
and the valuable assortment OF Goods offered for sale,
by retail, IN lots to suit purchasers, for CASH, al
the most reduced prices.
The Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
sincss possible is OF the necessity OF
offering great inducements the public, in order To
hasten sales, ald will expect to satisfy purchasers
that decided bargains may be had tor cash. The
stock OF Goods of the most valuable and va
RED character, embracing not only large supply oi
the principal Staple and Standard Goods but al
most every article IN every line of business, consti
tutng, in the fullest sense, Fancy and Ddr,ety
Stor,. There is IN the House but mconsldera-
BILE amount OF the Goods which were on hand two
wears ago, whilst the greater part OF the whole
are such have Just been purchased at New
ork, OF broken, and many not Yet taken out
OF the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late IN the season, while there prcssur,
in the money market, after the merchants chef
" supplied, aud sales consequently dull, as pro
baby to cause slight depression in prices. Owing
also, to the period At which they wer" bought, the,
comprise the freshest nportalions and very latcs
fashions The commercIalc immunity is already re
hcyed, IN some measure, from the pecunlarN embar-
rasnent under which, from temporary causes, II has
lately aboured and it, generally anticipated, tins
pressure is about be followed by general eNpan
sion o the money and resources Of the country, pm
eos will of course rise, aud the present moment vii
be shown to have been the most favourable both 10
customers, aud those who buy TO sell aca'n, ioi
supplying themselves with Goods.
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yu,UE next session of the subscribers school VIII
.ammence on Tuesday, the 9TH OF July
Tsrms-sI2 80 per session for English Grammar
Topography and Arithmetic. ,......,a......
SI5 for the Latin, French and llebre" Lang Jag
.1En f., Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. ana As
nonony ~ ,,,;,,,,le of the. session
rasi''e''' S4NI.. u. ToM'hiNS.
4
June -
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CHEAP CLOTHS.

YuNlIE subscribers have hand. very large took
Il OF fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths OF Their
own importation, winch they WILL sell at very small
advance IN order 10 reduce the stock. Those IN
want will do we'll TO examine our cloths.
JAMES G.. III Mt & Go
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G.ARLEG.Z.V'7"N
u a L 8 A NJ OF H Il Ar.mrr
DIR. JONI :. MILLER, Frederick Town, Md.

Dr. JoHN :. MILLER, Frederick Town Md.
do hereby ccf, that had tins sprng summer con
slant pain stomach aud Weakness II ny
and pain for which used good
without reier at lt.l recon,
mendcd bottle of Garicfaut' astm
by John 4. Miller. accordingly made ri butr VIM
Of his Hagerstonn which
health wellas
Tor the brnef, those the ,nnc
Yours, JACOB BOWER. Court
Apprst, Sent
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FOR SALE.

a FIRST RATE TWO HORSE Wagon,
"A made upon the Winchester plan, which Is gene
rally very much admired. Any person wishing To
purchase, view SAID Wagon at lyncilS Ware
house. For terms apply TO the subscriber. residing
at I.anghorne's Mills. JNO. H. SHiNhS.
June % 3m
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, with satisfactory TESTIMONIALS
L n to teach the Greek and Latin Languages ana
The usual branches of an English Course and oil
unexceptonabe morals, may find employment. ON
immediate application, in the neighborhood OF MAJ,
Thomas Sale, Mr. Martin p. Burks, and Samuel
Hobson's and others, near Mr.. Edmund Logwood d
COS store, Bedford county, Va.
June o. WIZ
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NOTICE.

4 IL. those indebted to the old concern of Han
y cock 4 Brown. are requested to come forward
aud make immediate payment, As II Is desirable The
debts due that concern should BIO wound npaS speed
" as possible. AMMON iAN'o' ~
June % lW
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ny FLETCHER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
n. s. The LMMchkNrE IirCiAiAn"

printed sss,, '',. su a" Be- r,s a""" g u,
~.sr,ton ofthe Editors until all drredrages are paid
NY NJ ADVERTISEMENTS rciH be inserted al
"a cents per square Tor less the first time and 81
~ Nv, for each continuance. Those from distance
u",i paid for previously to their insertion, mless the
"nrm,nt be assumed by some responsible person il,
Lynchbmg. A. c,,o.. .., J., ~
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Inc ship superior, Just arrived in james River,
nom Liverpool, we shall rec Give in the course OF
w Merh' the most Splendid assortment of HARD
~, IN l. ana Cutlery, ever offered IN this market;
WHICH, added To our Stock on Land and recent pur-
ehases from the Northern Manufacturers will enable
US 10 oi'ti inducements, be surpassed by any
mouse IN Nugnla We invite the attention of Mer-
,nahfs and assure them that they shall have their
hardware as low as 1t canb purchased in Richmond,
ii. Il. RICHARDS & co.
April If .
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CLOTHING BUSINESS,

In all its different, branches. They will cut ana
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and their stock,
whether they want to purchase or not, which coll
sists as follows: Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
lsl green, adelaide and summer cloths Of different
shades Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9TH
crs, such as Petersham of different colors; Frock
Goats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue, brown and grey cloth; Dress Coats, black,
blue and Green summer cloths Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes !;
Vests of many kinds and colours; Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds; Shirts !;
Shams ; Drawers; Suspenders ; Stocks, Te-
nant's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes; Gloves :;
&C., &c, which they determined to sell low.
The goods arc made under their supernen-
dance. }. BRANNAN N 90.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger & Co.
MAY 10 IS -"
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FOR RENT.

p-A THE Store Room. Stable, and Lumber
tss.M House. at present occupied by the subscriber
neutrality-suspicious. given the early part OF next
month. Apply to Alexander Liegatt or TO
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
June @ Is
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w AN1'ED..

hNL oK TWO BOY from II 10 II wears OF
Iage. Ia learn the Saddle aud Harness Maxine
business JOHN {. SIIACklEEORD
Nv
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-. 49,
NOTICE.

HNHERE will be petition presented TO the
next Legislature, for the formation OF IA
NEW COUNTY, out OF parts of Campbell Pitt
sylvana and Bedford.
April p "''
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J. Il. BROW \.
EIecuf0f Of Uenry Br0Un, Jr.

T1IffHtVI y 7IT7HY 71'V" N y
- Country Merchants, well as those from
Town, are respectfully invited to call and make mp
sorted lots and parcels of Goods which shall be fur
nished on the most satisfactory terms.
June 30 Is
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NJ. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE

THO Doors from the Virginia Bank.
WE subscriber informs his friends and the pun
l. lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
general assortment of every article in the Dress
hne'-And every article is made in town, the work
VIII be found to be good. His assortment consists
IN part, of
blue, black, and colored Dress and frock coats
S'eemlxed and coored Big Goats;
Ladies and Gentemen's Cloaks OF all dcscfiP
tions;
fur and Seal Caps:
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaloons
stocks, Shirts, Shirtees, Stockenett SHIRTS ant
Drawers Also,
~. Hhdren's Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All oil wh'ci
viii be sold low for cash.
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CORN DOR SALE.

l HAVE four or five hundred barrels OF CORN,
for sale WN II GARLAND
New Glasgow. janis Is
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E,STIsAY COW :.

----,v-~--z-,-nE. ESrRAIED from Elijah
NaaasN Ya RNh5Aaf1A Flctcher's Plantation, on the
W,sNkA AsyssE W Lynchbmg road about two
MTtH miles South Of Amherst Court
WNlE house, three MILCU COWS
one nohorned pale red
email vounc Cow which left the plantation about
r. ,ool. ,co-one slim made. small, young,
hr;ndle Cow. with some white spots-and the other
- ,h;cL set. dark brlnde Cow, about years old-the
. went away about the Dist instant-any intor-
r,,,;,n concerning them will be thankfully received
''''''o" IIFTIiER SMITH.
June -
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ID atent Balances, warranted correct,
L to weigh from 100 to 1000 lbs, or sale by
III. b. RICHARDS & Ca.
MAY
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! Mr.. CLAYTON asked for division, so as To
take the vote first on the motion To iccommit.
Mr.. CLAY consented TO tbs division Of the mo