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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned has taken the DU BUQUE
TAVERN, and is prepared to accommo.
date those who may give him call. He
deems it unnecessary to make any further
pledge to those who may desire to favor him
with their patronage, than to say, that every
exertion will be made upon bis part to give sa-
tisfaction to his guests.
JEREMIAH PENIX.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. Itf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-08
LATEST ARRRIvAL OF
CHEAP G. ODD s.!

THE subscribers, under the firm Of O'FER-
1 RAIL g. cox, are now receiving at their
stand on Main-street, a most elegant assortment
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-08
Come home!

Would could send my spirit DER the deep!
Would / could wing it like a bird to thee
To commune thy thoughts, to fill thy sleep;
With these unwcarying words Of melody,
Brother, come home!
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-08

Or OTTO E. ID
A LII PERSONS indebted to the undersigned
= by note or book account, will please call,
without further notice, and settle with j. A.
Wright.
A. LAGRAvE.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. ltf
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THE subscriber would inform the citizens 81
I Du Buquc and country, that he has pro-
cured good supply Of Eastern, Leather, and
continues to make Eoots and Shoes at the
shortest notice, aad hopes, by his attention to
business, tomer i! share Of the public patron-
age. His shop is on Main-streSf, few doors
south Of Everctt's store.
T.. DKULY.
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Du Buqne, May IL, ls36.--tf
NOTICE.

THE subscriber has on hand supply of
I chioce Wines, Liquors, Confectionery, &c.
His store is on the lower end of Main-street,
nearly opposite L. Bruly's Boot and Shoe store.
W. NJ. BAKER q Co.
Dn Buque, May ii, ls36.---tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-08
CLOTHING, GROCERY 4 PROVISION
S I o @ B,

40 Barrels Flour, received on consignment
and for sale by r. LOCKWOOD.
Du Buquc, May II. ltf =
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NEW GOODS.

lust OPENED, in Lccs,illc. b, the suhscri-
- Der, large assortment of Foreign and Domes-
tic Goods, which have been selected with great
care in New York, consisting OF almost every
article in his line, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Stone, Earthen Glass and China
Ware, Drugs, Paints, Oil., and Dyc-Stuhs, Ac.
Together with many useful articles, which he is
determined To sell as low us can be sold above the
head OF tide water, and 10 responsible persons, a
liberal credit viii be given and he solicit, call
from his friends and the public generally, a' he is
determined 10 sell for very small advance on
PRIME cost. IT, /. IERHN.
Ices,lllc, April , "3w
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TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE ola deed of trust, executed
i by Joseph billiard, bearing date the Isl OF An-
oust. 1929 and Of record in the Clerks Office OF
Amherst county, the subscriber will, on the 4th
dav of June next on the premises, offer for sale,
to tine hghes, bidder, for cash, TRACT or
LAND in said deed mentioned, which Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters Of Little 'Pmey
River. on Kings Creek and adjoining the lands OF
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and we'll v orlh the attention OF lobac-
90 nlanter<. The subscriber knows OF no detect
in the title, but will only convey such as Is vested
in him by he deed aforesaid.
LUCASP p. THOMPSON, /f"sie''
April Fl
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Mrs. Eiizabfth Mar, reiict and widoo Of James
Mar, dec'd., iierdnder Mar, John James
Noygan, Ihon,as Wainwright and Sarah his
rife, formerly Sarah Mar, Wnthka rhihon
tormcyiv Matiida Wa,r, imbrosc II. Wa,r
John Norr, James Mar, Isaac Mar. Mary
Na,r, Elizabeth ShH, formerly Eizabeth
Nur, ambrose Warr and CUoiine his wite
tomeriy Caroline Ndrr, and Frances Nar !:
.H'AkE NOTICE, that on the 9TH day of May
] 1886, shall proceed 10 take the deposition
of Mrs. Mary Peters and others, at my house, in
Bedford County on the OH of the same month,
at thl Washington Hotel, in the town of Lynch
burg, shall take the deposition Of Samuel liar-
rson and others on the 10Th Of the same month";
at Bedford Court House, shall take the deposit
ton of William Terry and Others. And, if from
any cause, the above dispositions should not be la
ken on the days above mentioned, shall continue
from day To day. until completed, (Surdays ex-
ccptcd) The said dispositions are to be read as
evidence in a suit, now depending in the superior
Court OF Chancery, for Bedford County, in which
you are plaintiffs, and myself and others, defen-
dants ANTHONY HUCkER,
Executor Ct imbrose Fucker, decd.
April w4t
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TRACT or LAND.
LAND FOR SALE.

DURSuANT to a decree OF the Circuit Supe-
L rior Court of Law and ChaHcery, for the
County of Amherst, pronounced on the oth day
of April, 1886, in a suit therein depending between
Maurice H. Garland, administrator OF Archibald
Robertson, Decd plaintiff, and AhsaIom knckef
and others, defendants; the undersigned, the Com
missioner in said decree named, aud appointed,
will on the 9th day of May, 1850, on the prelnl-
ses, sell, by way of public auction, for ready mo-
ncy, a certain tract OF parcel OF LAM, WIN lis
appurtcnanccs, situated in said County, on the wa
tiers of Hlarris's Creek, near Fuckers Church, and
containing 100 acres, more or less, II being the
same tract Of Land devised TO the sad Absa'em
Ruckcr hv his deceased father, Anthony kucker'
and the same which was recently laid of and de-
sgnatcd, by Commissioners appointed Tor the
purpose by the Court aforesaid, by an ln'erlocu-
tarv order entered in the suit aforesaid as will
more fully appear by reference to the report OF
said Commissioners, filed amongst the parers IN
said suit. TflOS. \. ECBANh,
Sheriff Of .fmhcrst County, and as suet, com-
missioner, So &c,
April IA TONI
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.v'O7xCE.
Saddle and Harness E1anufact tory.

y
,"os,''o,' ''N.s ','is '',o''ou u, return
" "'s '',"''As W us '''.hos anu u''e P"pn'
'' 'o' VI. pa.'""'se ""'e" nus o.''' '.'e-
.o"''" " "''''' anu 10 INFORM '"e',' '',,
re ,,, 'ns "'' ''e "'''c business ~ "'l
NO '"'', ~ o'"ii..es' !" ms o'a s'and, one door
'i,'e, ~ "ope'ts' anu oPPos"'
~. n'''eis DAMN lie nus On "aho Ut ''hs '''hc
" ".'~" =" ger 'lu more Se"er"' assortment III
""''' III us ''", VI "us'''.Ss ''."a neie''-
o ;'L s.,o,'ep pY n"sc'' IN Tue Nof'hern c'.'e''
Wv" go, GUY ",,u on ,,'' nios' accommodating
ne '"c'''o'u soii soichs me PNronae'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

In that cast, tine following are the facts: On
the 2lst day Of April 1906 being the last day oi
the session. Mr.. Adams presented two memorials,
which thus noticed Oh the Journal
" Mr.. Adams communicated Two memorials, one
from 5. G. Ogden, and the other from W = Smith,
stating that they under criminal prosecution
for certain proceedings, into which they were led,
by the circumstance thai their purpose was fully
known to, and approved by, the Executive Go
vcrnmeni Of the United States that. on this pros
ccuton, they have been treated bv the judy" of
the District Court Of the United States, at New
York, Matthias B. Talmadgc, Esq. IN such a man
ner that the same grand jury which found the bills
against them made prcscntmenl against the Judge
himself, for bis conduct in taking the examination
and deposition of the said Samuel 4. Ogden. And
the ncnorialists, considering Congress MS the on
" power competent to relieve them, submit their
case to the wisdom OF Congress, and pray such
relief as the laws and Constitution OF this country
and the wisdom and goodness of CONGRESS, may al
ford them and tho memorials were read ana, on
motion,
" Ord,red, That the mcmormIisis have leave TO
Withdraw their memorialsi especivelN.
These memorials appear to have bech present
ed in Tia. morning Aher disposing OF them, and
a variety Of other business, the Senate took A re-
cess. and mel acain at five O'Clock p. NJ. The vc-
nv last entry on te Journal OF tho evening session
is the following order, adopted on ayts and noes,
for erpuuging every thing in the Journal relative
! TO the aforeraid memorials
"On motion, that every thing in the Journal re-
latiye to the memorial of s. G. Ogden and VIM.
$. Smith be expunged therctiom," it passed in the
affirmative. YEAS Mrssrs Adair, Condc', Gil
man, kitchcl Logan, Mitchell, Smith OF Mary
land, Smith Of New York, Stone, Thruston. Wor,
thng,on, Wrigh,--l3. NAYS: Msssrs. Adams
Baldwin, IIillhouse, Pickering, Plumer. Smith o
Ohio, Tracy, Whiic-s.'
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TO Brick Makers and Stone Masons |:


~I AN I'p 'hh''b'h J. Ii Eoo" ""ihh'ho VI
w the above character, to erect tenemcn, ninety
feet by fifty IN this town Communications specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly Persons ap-
p,ng will be expected to finnish testimonials lo
character and skill RICH tRD *, CRAIlE.
Co. The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
iw, and forward account TO tins Office.
March II WITS
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DISSOLUTION.

lE'lE partnership heretofore existing bct"rrntlir
i subscribers under the names OF He'll \ Richard
son. was dissolved on the 18Th INST. BY mutual con
seut-Mr. William Bell is fully authorized III collect
debts due to the late concern aud all persons having
claims against the Same will present them to Inn
for payment.
Those persons indebted 10 them, earnest ,rc
qucstcd to make speedy payment.
WILLIAM BELL
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Liberty. AmIl u wv
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NOTICE.

WYE beg leave very respectfully to inform the
w citizens of Lynchburg and the surrounding
country, that will in future keep AN Easy
Spring ilEARSE, and IA very gentle Horse. The
utmost attention shall be paid by one OF rs, IN all
cases. CROSBIE & CORSON.
April If wbI
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Liberty, April u
Oakland Female Academy.

AN Monday MAY 2nd, the summer session
~ of this institution will commence, under the
superintendent o Mr.. Litllciord, ina commod-
aus building, erected for the purpose, near Capt.
llaN hn's and Mr., Il. WiegnonS
Tens, far Session : Nonths.
S,uior cllss-comprsiLg I'll h branches
usually taught III f. Scminarl,s of the first SO
standing,
Juniorcl,ss Reading, Writing, orthography, 8
Music, ~
Drawing Il painting, III
Two Evenings each week devoted to ELEGANT
needle X fancy work.
. Board on moderate terms, i'll the vicinity.
Nv children having been two sessions under
the care of Mrs. Ltlciord, | am enabled from cx-
pcricncc, to sav'that that thrr Improvement has
cqnallcd my highest antlcipntonS, ~ confidently
recommend her to the patronage OF the Public, aS
an able and talented imsirnctrcss.
JOHN i. HAWKINS.
April ~ WV
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TERMS.
r;-"9Ne LyMchbMrg JSv-juj0u"

!, printed trce tcetk. at 81 per dnnum, payable IN
.J,onee. No paper ,cW be discontinued. (bnt at The
J,creon ofht Editors, until all orrearages are paid
NJ 4DVERTISENENTS rciH be inserted at
80 cents per square, Tor hssJ the first time and 81
..,ts for foch continuance. Those from distance
rn,t be paid for previously to their insertion, unless the
,gvment be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbng. ~.
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Il. SIABIIEK.

Il. $TABLER.
III AS just received supply of Fresh Nlcdi-
L l. cines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye Suds, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, are
Best Calabria Liquo,ce,
Sperm Oil,
Copa Varnish, quick drying,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, "a considerable variety)
Turpcntne do.
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
Do. Straps.
Do. Pen Knives,
Do. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do
Splendid Eard Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than quilts
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Segars, (old0
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
PHYSICIANS Scales and Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Turpentine,
White Lead, (pure,) &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
\ new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAM in ID. jars, at 80 cents each, or 90 % pen
dozen possessing all the freshness OF the large In
clsh Raspberry in season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-28

n LII persons having claims against the estate
~. oi the late Charles Lacy, requested to
r,esent them properly authenticated to the under
dhneo, IN order that they may be paid-tl'ose ln-
.eu'en TO said estate requested to call & make
F'sment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
April p :.
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WISH To purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
L groes, from 10 25 years of aee.-Lettcrs di-
rectcd 10 me IN Lynchburg, or my brother Mark,
will be attended TO JOHN ANTHONY
llcc VI
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White Lead, Oils, &c.

lust RECEIVED, supply of White Lead,
- ground and in oil L,nsecd Oil Spirits Of Tur-
pentne; Verdigrese, dry and in oil Red Lead ;
Copal; Narnsh, SC. &c. For Sale by
JAMES r. ROYALL.
April 1S Il
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winch is one OF the most desirable asscrtmens they
have ever offered, and well worth the attention ot
purchasers. 1t consists, part, of the following al
ticles:
Fine and extra supcrfne blue black, invisible
green, brown, napoleon violet, adelaide dahlia and
otherfancy coloured Cloths
Extra superfne twed Crane finished black
Cloth
FINE and extra superfine blue, black and fancy co
ieured plain, ribbed railroad, and buckskin Cassi-
meres;
Lama Cloths extra fine and assorted colours;
Summer Cloths;
Black, brown and green Princetta:
Black and coloured Worsted Grape a new article
for gentlemen's wear:
Linen, Wor,ted, and Cotton Goods of various kinds
tor gentlemens summer wear;
Nhlentia Grape, new article
tallcocs, great variety;
Ginehams, great variety;
Painted Musns, grea, variety OF the latest st,le,
some extra quaty' and Yer, tasty patterns,
lrusslan Ginghans, entire st>le:
Figured Jaconet aud Swiss MuSns, new st,lc,
beautiful, aud very neat Goods.
Prussian Muslin Ginghanls entiiel, new and yer,
rich
Plain and figured black and bluc-blacL Silks, some
very SUPER quality and ustre;
Plaln and figured coloufed ~ilks. OF almost every
shade oi color aud quality very large assortment
Figured striped Parssune, new aud extra Silk
Goods, Tor la, aud evening dresses;
Danask Painted Florino. beautiful new st,lr
SILK Goods. for day and evening dresses
Figured Esmcradas, white and assorted colours,
"ntrcIv new;
Black and colomed Ho,abazines;
Nounei aud Cap Ribbonds, large assortment OF
the latest importations
Belt. Satin and ratieta Ribbonds
Fancy iIandkcrchicis and Shaws, of ever, DIES
crlphon, very large assortmcut;
Black white and coloured plain Satlns;
Extra rich figured Status, of every colour:
PLAIN, embroidered ribbed and blond Silk Hos,
aud half Hose, black. hite and coouied
Cotton, Worstcd MohaIr, Lambs Wool and Mcrl
10 Hose, of all kinds;
Lodics' and Gentlcmcu's Gloves, Of almost ever,
description
Plain aud fame, rolourcd Stocks
Plain aud figured Chay - and and Chsul,etts;
Donna Maria Gauhc, black and coloured
I Plain, embroidered figured and hem stitch Liner
| Cambria llandkcrchicis
! Ish linens and Lawns. from common to cxtr
supcrlne:
/ \ large assortment of French " orked Muslin e oil
lars aud Capes:
Adelaide Rut1s, article;
Satin panask Table Cloths, from to Ia. som,
very fine;
iai"gr(hSsef,,rs hom ! to l2i::
BmdsGSt, lluckerback and Russia Diapers
\ variety OF new style Neck Scans,
J., do Of do Card Cases, and Needle
Books worth }74 cents to : 10 a piece.
! \ variety OF extra fine gilt Belt buckles
/ Paper liangngs, Bordering aud File Screens,
yer, large assortment;
\ large aSosrtmcnt of BonnetS;
Cotton Sllh aud Norsted Erinces:
SILK and Worsted Tsasel Fringe;
Coach Laces Frnges, Seuungs and 1osscls of
assorted colours
4 good assortment of HATS, manufactured ex
pressly for us, IN the latest style
Parasols and Umbrellas, large assortmcnt
Brown and black Holland
Domestic Goods of all kinds
BOOB s.
\ large assortment of Books, Blank Books, and
SfgfonarU of all kinds which will be sold very low
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NOVICE.

INllitE will BIZ petition presented to the
l. next Legislature, for the formation of u
NEW COUNTY, out Of part, of Campbell, Pitt
sslvania and Bedford.
April u wIm
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SPRING SUPPLY.

vuNlIE subscribers have Just received by the ship
l. SUPERIOR, their importation of lrng and sum
mer British Dry Goods, together with large stock
Of other Foreign aud Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia New York and Boston. in connexion
with their partners (F. s. S. James s, Co. Of Rich
mond by the package.
They solicit the patronage of the customers of the
concern OF Franklin Hunt x Co. as well as the pub
lie, assuring them that their stock is large and
handing, aud will be sold, wholesale retail, on
terms not to be'surpassed by any house in upper Nr
ginla. JAMES c. HUNT & Co.
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes and Hats
J. c. II. & Co.
April 81 Is
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DYSpDrSIA!!

nR. BECkWlTlrS PILLS. one of the most
~ certain remedies tried for that distressing
aud dangerous complaint, Dyspcpsia.-kept con
stant, on hand, Ton sale b, X. STABlFR
April Stmllm
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
FOR 1Qa6

nc subscribers most respectfully tender their
thanks to their customers and friends and the
pubic generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards them, aud informs them that they
~, no" receiving, at their Ncic Fancy and STAPLE
Dry Goods Store nearly opposite the Farmers Bank,
nom New ork. Phlladelphla and BALTIMORE thrlr
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y. sEfIsFs .St.FHSE.HY..

FE>llE trustees of this Institution, take pleasure
X announcing, that they nave procured the
ces OF aGcntleman and Lady OF distinguished repu-
tatlon, tor the present year.
The gentleman, Nj. T. :. Rlsi,N l., has been yeiS
successfully teaching tor several years, and from
tlmonlals when he adduees, the HoHd confidently
recommend HIM 10 the patronage OF the community
As gentleman of fine literary attaiuments, uncXcep-
tlonable moral character, and IN every respect cni-
nently qualified to discharge the duties incumbent on
the Principal OF an Academy.
The Female Dcpnunent viii he managed by Miss
NARY ID. REEVE, but under the immediate su
perintcndaucc of her brothct--and from the cstab
shcd Zane Of both, thGuuStees ado not hesitate 10
believe, that pupils, both male and female, will have
the advantage of acquiring all the information that
eau he obtained At any similar institution III the up
per country.
The utmost zeal and diligence on the pa1 Of the
trustees, combined with the ability OF the teachers,
will be eNcrted TO the general advancement OF the
pupils. And II may with truth be asserted, that tins
School eomhnes all the advantages OF board and tu
ton of uncommon ehcapne,s, OF highly respecta
bic and wealthy ucIglburhood, and Of location the
most beautiful and healthy M NngInla.
The flst session viii commence ON the 18th IF
February instant. and close on the l"th July.
TERMS
BOARD and incidental expenses, So to : i0pcr ses-
sion.
lsi Class, Spelling and Reading s. per session.
Cd Do. Rcading, Writing and Arii!Imctic, y e
s. per session.
Sd DO. Grammar, Geography, &c, SO per
session.
ith Do. History, Natural Philosophy, Chcml,
Try. &c. SIP per session.
9TH Do. Languages, Mathematics, &c. go per
session
VIM. l." Walton, Edmond 7. White,
John +. J. White, Powell H. Hum
VIM. c. Williams, Henry tfanH,
Geo. ". Shanks James McClanahan,
joseph Johnston, TRUSTEES.
Salem, Bot. Febs II }m
leY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Superior
, Court of Law ard ChHnccry Tor the County OF
Amherst, pronounced on the I'D day OF September
1883, in the suits, Henry &, lulcher, plaintiff rs.
Sterling Claiborne, James tuleher and Joseph Sta
pies. defendants, John Campbell, plaintiff, u.s. James
Fulcher Henry G. Fulcher, Joseph Staples, Will
am NJ. Waller, Sterling Claiborne and Robert Mitch
ell defendants and Robert Mitchell, plaintiff, rs
James Fulcher, Henry g. Fulchcr, Sterling Clai
borne Joseph Staples and John Campbell defendants
the undersigned. who is hereby appointed Commits
sioncr for the purpose, will. the 9th day OF May
next, proceed on the premises, 10 sell 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money, the
TRACT Oh. LAND.
in the proceedings mentioned, with ITS apPurifnances
thereto belonging, lying and being IN the County OF
Amherst on Pincy River, containing between one
and two hundred acres and mostly low grounds
Also the stock of Horses. Hogs, Cattle aud sheep,
IN said PROCEEDINGS mentioned. together with the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TlIOS. \. EEBANk, icou,,
'ShriF Of 4whcrst)
Anil
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NEGROES WANTED.

TWILL give the highest cash price Tor lkcl,
1 Young Negroes.
SETH WD OnROF.
Nov. % ,m
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NEW MUSIC.

I HAVE Just received II recent publication OF
1 WatA's, Marches and Quick Steps, suitable for
Young beginners, by gentleman OF Montgomery,
Alabama. JOSEPlID ENANS
April -
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FOR anNTLEMEN's WEAR.

GRAPE LASTING, a new and beautiful
y article,
Bath Cords and fancy Linen Drills,
White and native cold Linen do,
Plain and twilled Grape Camets,
Corded Rouens and Cantoon,
Plain and corded fancy Stormants,
Plain and royal ribbed Marsaes Nestnc,
Plain and Buff Valentine do very handsome
Sill, and Forentine do ! and cheap,
Superior Bombazinc and Princetas,
With many other desirable Goods, all of which
are Just opened, and offered for sal" by
JAMES G. HUNT &. co.
April p 81
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FOR THE LADIES.


IJLAlN and figured Grodcnaples,
l. Lustrous and black Gro de Rhine, and Italian
Silks,
French and English printed Muslins,
New style Ginehams and Cacoes,
Plain and figured Challys,
New style Cause and other fancy Handkcr-
chiefs.
french Worked Collars, re,y handsome,
Mountain and raised Satin striped Muslins,
algc stock of English Silk Hosiery, and
Cloves-.jua imported,
Adelaide Bluffs and Zepharincs
New style Tuscan Bonnets, &c, &c.
Just received and for sale bv,
JAMES G. HUNT & co.
April 81 81
RIokSfANT to the last will and testament of
~ Charles Lacy decd. | shall on Saturday the
oo, uay OF the present month, proceed to sell at
r'o''c auction, on the premises, the lloUsE and
~ TIT formerly occupied by the said Charles Lacy.
, i"e sale will take place at O'Clock, Z. NJ, and
"e terms will be one half the purchase money
'''sn' the remaining half OIL credit of six months.
JAMES MCDONALD, En'or.
of Charles Lacy, decd.
April p t30A