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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-11
TRUST SALE.

y ANCE Ola deed of trust, executed
l. by Joseph billiard, bearing date the LIST of \u-
gust, 1926, and of record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county the subscriber will, on the It'll,
day of June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, TO the highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT
or LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract
is dcs""''rd as containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amherst, on the waters of little Pinev
River, on Kings Creek, and ad Joining the lands of
Edmund Massic, james Campbell and Joseph
Goodc. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well wortl, the attention of To-
bacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect in the title, but will only convey such as is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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Horses per week, : 5o :
do do day, -
Children and servants. half price.
l.. S.-lIa,Inr been requested by SONS OF IN,
county men, 10 prepare a dinner Tor the celebration
of the anniversary of American independence, ON
the It'll of July next, Iwould say 10 those persons
whoarc disposed 10 unite with MS on that OCCASION,
thcN III only be- charged the subscription rates for
dinner and regular boarding rates for after time.
Visitors tor health will pay nothing extra.
June 2 Is W. l.. SA NDEKS.
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:!

TO J%ourneymen cARPDNrER.-
Will give liberal wages and constan, en',,
"en' TO two good House Carpenters, employ
Liberty, July7 ' onEl.
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nEkRIVGS.

wv bbls. Mo- Clipped llerrings and
70 Ilercrs New Rice, Just received and to,
sale low, by PAYNE & TipNTp ."
June - va
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VIST RECEIVED at the new Fancy and .Stapl,
- and Dry Goods Store of Estes X Whitehead
Consisting IN part as follows
Jays Morning and Eve Sets Poets, s~plendidly
ning Exercises, bound IN l0vols.
Prayer Books OF different !Shipwrecbs and disasters
sizes, at Sea,
Proper Lessons. \ variety OF new Novels,
Bibles and Tcstaments, Hymn BOOKS of different
Bennetts Letters, Kinds,
The Pastor at the SICK Buck's Dictionary.
bed, Shakespeare,
Lords supper, J~oscphus,
Course of Time, Blank Books of all Kinds,
Albums, \ large assortment OF
School Books. and ma
ny other valuable books.
RONNET$.
An assortneutof New Style. consisting OF fine
plain Straw, Cardlnet Greclan Cottage. Imperial
Grecian Cottage aud Fanny Grccian Coragc.
Man - =
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w aikden's English Ink Powder. inst I'M
w ported md for sale b>
II. p. RICH tRDS L Co
ntX :.
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PONtDOMemen1.

The above sale is postponed until the 23d OF
July next, al which time it will take place ON the
premises. LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trust.
June g tbs
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NOTICE.

\ Ii. those indebted 10 the old concern of Han
= COCK " brown, are requested To come torwar
and make immediate payment. as 1t is dcs,r,bl. m
uebts dire that concern should be wound up rs spccdj
" rs possible. AMNION UA\cOrE
Juue %
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J unc 20

VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held in the clr,L
' Office OF the circuit superior court of law and
cliancery, Tor the county OF Campbell, on the hra
Monday in June, 1896:
William ID. Wren, Fl,iu,,a
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~. by &. X. Mycfs, A
Lp'srent TO almost every body that
Dlnsl. who rented an Office, and ho''''d a
N;,b This device, who was going To loan mo-
ne, 10 all the world and promote general happiness
and secure perfcctibiliiy, was upon tins subject al
least. a man deranecd in his intellect, not having
exhibited wisdom enough for a hnave. some per
sans. however, were, II appears, weak enough 10
,l,ce money in his hands; and, failing to profit by
:, or 10 recover i, back when called for, the un-
happy man. who, himself insane, delnded Others,
was arrested, indicted, and a fe" da,S ago tried
before the Circuit Court for the District oil Column
bia. upon a charge Of obtaining money under i''se
ptetenccs. We learn, from an account oil The
rial in the Metropolitan, that The Jury taking INTO
consideration all the circumstances, Returned IA
verdict of Not Guilty :" IT appearing Jrom me
,r,denee that The defendant ras INSANE "hf" mr.
committed the offence charged m the ,na'ffmenf' :
Vat Int
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VI. G.. CARPER u r.

toNMlssIo>nR's 0rfIcr, Rocky Mount ia.
The parties interested in the within decree -.
hereby notified, that ! have appointed Wednesd,,
the 2dh day OF July next, to commence the sralr
nent OF accounts therein directed TO be mad. >,
which time they are required to attend at m, olee
with the violence necessary to execute the o,d,, =,
court. BEVERLY SYDNOR.J ia.
Commissioner,
I,ibt 'Dt
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FOR RENT

- MI Store Room, Stable, and l.umb,
Ili1t House at present occupied by the subscribe
possession given the early part of nex
Apply TO Alexander %Iigeatt or To
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
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VIRGINIA. To wlr:-Nt Il superior court Of
cliancrrs. directed by law to be holden NJ the
town OF L.ynclbulg, Tor the district thereof, ON the
18th day of October, l526:
Mar, Ann MAYS, administrative of Joseph MAYS,
decd, Plaintiff,
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CORR FOR SALE.

4 RAVE four OF five hundred barrels of corn
tI sale. NM "A can, .%rJ
New Glasgow. Jan. - >.
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Satent Balances. warranted correc,
To weightlom 1000 1000 lbs, for sale bv
III. Is. RICHARDS Il Co.
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ID. RODES, Clerk.

tGMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
LyachbHrg, June l5h, 1896.
The parties IN tins canse will take notice, that |
have appointed Tuesday, the l9th day OF July next,
To execute the foregoing order of account of the 2Sth
of October, 1896, on which day, Ut the hour Of 9
O'Clock III the morning, they are required To attend
at my office, in this town, with their books. accounts,
vouchers, and copies OF court papers. prepared tor
examination and settlement
THOS. MCKINNEY,
Special Commissioner.
June rs I'm
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July 7
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The parties will take notice, that ! have appointed
Tuesday, the 2d day of August next, to take the ac
count in the foregoing order specified, on which day
AT the hour of 10 O'Clock in the morning, they are re
qucsted to attend at my office. viii, all necessary pa
pcrs and evidence, prepared for the III, estigation.
ROBERT TINSLEN, Conn.,.
WV
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
a31as gsa'uoloD ID. l.. FARNAM'S 9df1 a1 erf RgteasE ,K1f1Ssas s sgasSg Fore iass' .saae. s,l PUMPS. 7sa req, /. ,'as.q as..


 MANufAcTuRED BY J. s., LEIBERT & CO.,, laf Germaators, near tPhiladelphia, Penn. P / MOL, Large Pump for raising water for IN the supply of Villages, or any purpose where u great quantity of water is required, they will raise 200 gallons per minute. e.,sq ar No ? will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above are well calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone Quarries,or Fire Engines, for Steamboats they, are valuable for filling boil CTS or water tanks, washing decks, and may be a safe guard inFcase of fire as Engines they will throw water;c No. l, 100 feet, No. ?, co feet perpendicular 'G72I5a s31e%5i '.sS D No. $, for deep wells Of 100 feet or less, theywHl work easy any depth,i will raise 20 gallOnsper minute. 11vosnsf] 'j079G 'a :" p lsf.
 No,4 House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 30 feet, and twill raise from 16 to % gallons per minute, according toheiglit and distance. li 'a a. IF, ,,., " .TThese Pumps are all formed of metal ot the, most lasting qualities, they are very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub- !ject tO friction arc packed with Leather, and may be readily, renewed, (should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city 3 years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them, are a guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700 heiRg now in use.sy sas u 79aeg9f a xab drDd -Fof Pumps issthS 3COamy q Litch hfeld, ercepl WaEreg. and .Neio- 1Miyord, apply to l'" ANDREW. BUELs iR Litehfe
 July 20. l636ss ggaa gsvZiIi T ItyoA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
lGhina. 62Iass land lelrockerv,
..J,,eelC' Goods, &. ..

HJHE subscriber has just received from ,A New York a heavy stock, and very ex! tensive assortment of fashionable Fall cad
 Winner Dry Goods, comprising BROAD CLoTHs efevery shade and quality, from $l 50 to $sl0 per yard plain, plaid, ribbed and printed CAss1MEREs & SATrINETTs i; plaid-s plaid worsted, figured, and plain winter Vestings; Silk Velvetsofevery color &S quality French 0 &English Mefinos, plain, damask, and pfin9 ted an extensive assortment of small hgur' q dark Calicoes, Merinos and plaid Shaws, and challv and other dress Hd' d'kfs; Gents Camb! lefs !: fine Ladies Camblets; a large quantity of black and blue black Silks; plaid and CO., lored Silks for bonnets; dotted Thule for veils; a superior lot of Ladies and Gents Gloves, gworsted Tippets, Fur Collars, Pilot Cloths, Refersham Mohair Cloths, Lyon Skin and low priced cloths for Gents Over Goats and Bang -Gbotts; DOMESTIC GooDs of every description ribbed worsted, ribbed cotton, ribbed silk and ribbed Lisle thread HOSE. Also, fine white Merino; white, black & slate cotton Hose; Gentlemens' lambs wool Socks; {; Muslins, Edgings, Lace, Footings, linen Cam brio H'dksfs, and numerous other Goods-all of which are for sale, and of course, accord ing to the present custom, must 6e sold cheap.
 Eos 2la1"-baa '13 ISAAC LAWRENCE. E One door ,cest ot PresbNeriam Church. @1i ~
 tl39s Litchfeld, Oct. c19. a'f .:' ti aH h41
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
,Mdasi0aa HOaise,1 !
 e ysnoT snoT1FTCHFIELD. 'l2

{ te.aaaa VI ,YHNHIs spaci0uS ~ any Dullu. ALa ing, which has been closed
 1AsaIAeaE for the last three months, is now
 k.AE again open for the reception of J9nal&eRE company Having the last sea- ollunderg0 thoFough repair, ed n isWs caieulats "a fo accornmnodste yisii- tGrsand tkHtravelIing public No pains will befspared give satisfaction to all who may faNor the osise with their custom. sAi i'atts ab e,, s's 2 s5 a &YIVESTER SPENCER. X
 ,I;tckfsIa. J,ne 90 I638: W K,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
oD[,MPue,Es'i D u E VIE 1WATER!n

HNOR sore or iaRamed Eyes-no,hing known gives E such immediate aad- comfortable relief. On re- ceas ssre eyes, she cci ia most salaar1: Wherethe eamplaias has bean yearF s,anding and in some exl lde Kas 6ees numd Id the ase ot sis EYE WA z&J afef asery0 0otheEreane!iy bad failet Ptss"ns wllv hsse Aeed jt PEapaaaee Ggwh.aat hesiia9n the Aese preparRftes g tese cOnpaists ahey have ever use, wiiii. Price g cents boi,le- v; ..,3I si;,r tfT Noae afe 'geaa;se salesa signed T. KfDDER. oa the wrapper, (sse P Ps0priesor add sccess0 70 Dv. COswAY) Gy wAom ahey for sale, at his Counting Room, No. go C"nrssyeei, Boston, and hy his special AppssipinleuGs t,y a ,rs.LnarI eaaeadGiGE sd' s8
 Dfs., ,BMel aad Beckpiih, Litchfeld; E. COacles,
 a'i GOusk Farms J J.. c. Steoens, Canaan;
 .Iaf \. S.. Wddsscorth, Betllem. ,','.,,. n ,s
 fJsns D. S5fe6 " VI 1YI 1t, lye5x3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
.5ef5 j, b,s6SG a5 SGoiissta,,pttopn.! ? !z'a'. .',as. nDr.aRelfeis4AsthmaticaPills

TEAyEJ G0I, aAsis dinasy -saccess R giving l inaaotrelief aud ia curing Colds, Caughs, Ast!- Nes. D;Gcshy of Ree9thih Witnessing; Igttness et fhe ekesf, Paisi the Side, Splting of Blend, (<- dhd ShtuerfsS A1t reced Fefefs and Lung pkaints grnetaRy! beeoIe af tse most popuiar part Of the country, aceO0at Ot the astonishing which has asleaied aher Administrations i che iDye eawpaiais. reqnensy cpring ehe mos, os;iaate casess and giving the ost unexpected reee sieP evs et otier remedy had iaileA aud persons had given thenSelses ap to Aaagaie oG aruFS! i%asfSiA @tas aIhey hare hrep k0awns so epre UersonR supposed 10 te ag zane ia CpRsamp'ioa; and exhihag aN tAe aP- pearaace of approaehiNG dssopi"as ,,s assiit e.ya
 Aud such have been the saiutaty effects of these Pitts eeeM ia kaeeas ease6, as soaRr W Hitignte the Mffesiags Of she paiieAis eviieniy tn proiong se Enr days aud weeks and give to Il positive comfort they Mever expected to enjoy:
 The operalioD nC the cough is wonderful in easing resriEaaian snietins the coagh, aAd procuring co. fprliS aesla Common colds are Frequently removed
 GFa Although tsays person speaking sof ,hese eelrbsily for Asn,ac difficulty (nr affection of the lamesl whics as times exceedingly distressing, cOsiniag her fe her pase pv days snd wee tgelh. er. sue 6pds naihig giUes Ter s yele sehch Relfes Asehnakic Pis dO!-easinX her respiration, quieiing iier eoah sn giving ter comfustable rest" And this iS lise sesIii6as of IuHdrea of dIsads The relief weil agel peepir Rs well others, experience lom chem invaluable apany. and are fact io seme an esseaiiat anxilia eir coplott, and almost 10 their .GTA Rhssician iufetIas the Proprietor, ikat gen! tleaass ia she eepniry observed him, he had ssheisys ;as ,'.s sflhess Pls had been 'e meanso nPSsss@sSdis 6oass, 90 pat.j ST; .atrdo. ns pins, "A ss-ya= A- AEEl l
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
TO .JOINERS. .. q ID RALLIES. :.

HAS inst received a fallsupply of Bench H Hanea Moulding Tools Flows, Sash Tools. .EilIisfers. Match Planes, Rabbit Planes, Beach ScrewS &c. &c. of a first rate quality il every respect lofding a good oPPortl- pify a0 Hufch chdsefs tD select superior setf
 Am. and Eilelish Round Iron, assorted sizes.
 flbap fr6fS d0.s English Wagon Tire.
 NA1fS nom 3d. to 20d.-tO Dc sold.
 sEa3fffl1s Hesa Z2s2ag Sfs saHs 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

the tears and kissing her beadtiful daugIl- 'er's check, is that all !? I did the saInc .nlng myself and never thought ofdOing SO again, that is, as long as youT fa,her I;ve. q.
 Maria's mother smiled. k;ssad L.. daughter again and again---embraced hs,. . new son-in-law---told them to be cooi snd agrecable---ihat there was no hurt dnno gnu - and next Tuesday she should give party to the friends of the family.
 I will go there and see how Maria and her handsome young husband looks. God bless them s---N. Y. Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

Absest Mindedness.-A young married woman iii Baltimore the other day. unconscousy threw her babe into the cooking stove and was discovered very aee
 tionately nursing a leg of, mutton An instance of absence of mind which occurred in this town on Thursday may not embody much cOmicality, but has the advantage at least of coming uery aaar the truth. A lady having some clean shirts and pan of ashes to dispose of threw the shirts into sh-bae and care
 'u.s-lt'Efl f lp Fi''@ nt 3At- Windhdm Gaz q
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
.isy aa bEttfbMeIS basIIalt6rRrr: 9H FUSGisHsB EVERY THURSDAY MORNING lo g1nib,R BY, HENRYi ADAMS orr

.s sTEeksMS' 40, village and single mail subscribers two dIaIS per year, ahle before the expiration o g1x ttaontllss 9!7lfgiGE9I I8I 3ff9 t}tiS& i5E FL otfo cpmpnmss of any number over six, el 50 pet yfaEr AyAbel above. To companies less than SIX, M75 per year, pqynRIe as befores 25 cents will De deducfed rom each of these prices when payment is Mlade in advanee. These prices are exclusive of mail
 OEaageE eEhmgeIfoE EtEanspoFtation.t lo gGIaa 7l2ai 1fMe ysWilk bel discontinued until all arrearages aFe pad, e4eept9t the discretion of the editor. W
 Notlce q aNish to disfontnpe must be given before -iABSkkNsNad 0Re fsqaare,s three insertions, $1 and same cprnp0Eti0n for fwb or nOre squares.-
 Halt saQare, 75 cts, COntiupance over three weeks ddveftse hts continued 6 or l2 months. -st t, SAdmhistfatGfs' and Executors Notices, $1 %
 E0MImissionefS' NO6cesS S9JabsbGG2 satd} T g
 All communications must be RosTFA1D,o fssr3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

AEkldl4lBd .Ehse and sNariety 6tsFss lease German oys.
 t0ctO6er 1S, -i'' @'esS '' si9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

" remains to be seen whether the President win sue
eecd ~ obtaining this Most certainly his Address
congress will point IL the only remedy for non
payment Yet, even should SO improbable vote as
tha oil non-inercourse take place, after delay
America, it then remains with the French Government
10 decide whether it will persist in the threat which il
certainly has made. of considering non-ntcr-
course as declaration Of In the mean time the
french seaporis all alive and eager for the fray
Ihe fishing fleets have all returned TO harbor and leave
ioOOV hardy seamen at the disposition of Government
" III IS the very moment TO commence, the numer-
Gus petitions Tor letters OF inarque from ST hlao and
such ports all repeat in unison IL is really 10 be hoped
that these amateurs will be disappointed.
Notwithstanding the pains taken by the King to soothc
down the old members of the Tiers parii, who might
once more entrench themselves behind this gu stion
these gentlemen hold aloof and inclined usual
WIN 'hcm at the commencement. Of each session, TO
muster up semi-Opposton. NJ Passy has fallen off
from ms temporary adhesion to the Doetrinaries NJ.
este and the old third party rally round him Some
ooo letters and expressions of NJ PHI Dupin have led us
70 suppose that all was not harmony between the elder
Dupin and the Court; and that he might
Ind u competitor for the Presidency. But NJ Dupin
seems 10 hold aooi from all men, and seeks TO isolate
himself IN the Presidential Chair which il is improbable
as yet that any one will dispute.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
SEMINOLE WAR

TALLAuAssEE, Jan. 2-An express arrived from the
Indian Nation on Thursday but brought no intelligence
OF importance The Indians, the display of force in
Aiacbua CO.. had retired to their strong holds within
their own limits. The frontier is in the enjoyment of
temporary security but the withdrawal OF the forces
their former dePredations will be renewed unless the
war shall be carried into their country This we
learn is the intention of Gen. Call soon as his force
shall be sufficiently strong to the attempt An
additional battalion of mounted Volunteers from Gads
den, Leon and Jefferson countless hundred and fiji
strong, left yesterday, under the command of Mai HAY
ward Capt Caswell commands the company from
Gadsden, ard Col Augustus Aston the one from Leon
The detachment is composed mostly of young men,
They are we'll mounted and made fine appearance
we deem IT our duty to correct error which has
been widely circulated, respecting the force under the
command of Gen. Clinch 1t only amounts TO two
hundred and eighty men, rank and file and al the com
mencement OF the difficulties, was much smaller He
appears, by letter from Gen. Call TO have acted with
prudence and dscretion and TO have done all for tie
safety OF the frontier that his permitted without
hazardng the destruction of the few troops under his
command. We learn that two hundred of the rerulars
are acting with the volunteers and as the troops
shall be concentrated in the nation the army will sct
on the offensive FI0ridian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

HRY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by Richard
u y Booker to The subscriber, and recorded in The
1870, for purposes therein mentioned shall proceed 10
sell at public auction, for cash, at Powhatsn Court.
house, on Mondays the first day Of February next that
beng Court day the following slaves, viz Billy Phil,
Morris Jacob and Polly aud their increase fa6yJ or 20
many thereof as may be sufficient to comply with The
acquisitions Of The said Deed Such title as Is vested in
me as trustee VIII be conveyed 10 the purchasers
SAMUEL DRAKE, Trustee
Janoafy r. 71-voy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

WAsHrxeroS Jan. s.--The Annual Term Of tle s,,.
prcmc Court Of the United States begins on MONDAY
next Mr.. Justice Thompson, Of that Court reached
this city yestcrdaye--.Nat Int
WAsHiSeToS, Jan 12.--Tbe Supreme Court of ,bc
United states commenced IFS annual term nj bc C,n,t
Room ~ the Capitol yesterday. Present Associate Jns
tees Story, Thompson Mclean Baldwin and WaVne
being all the present Members Of the Court nhe off
COS Of Chief Justice aud Of the Associate Judges
being vacant) The Court will, we understand pro.
coed with the docket this dsy.--.Nat mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
The following is an extract of Letter TO Member
of Connrrss- dafed '

NV ORLEANS, Dec 90.
There j. moi syllable Of local news of interest or
worth relating, except little just related 20 me by Can.
tain Sheeck of the Bayou Sara packet boat Huntsville
lie informs that instruction of the negroes vas
detected at Jackson in East Felcana on Christmas eve
ia which upwards Of forty found with arms and
two whites oyerseer, and the other an abolition
is both in fact abolitonss and were both hanged
on the Saturday morning following. The conspiracy
was disclosed by confidential Of Mr. Nichols
Of Jackson, who told his master he wished to save his
life great many of the most lavofite confidential scr.
wants of families were detected in this internal plot
Great excitement prevails through the country The
citizens Of ST Francisye and West and East FcIici.
ana, are all in arms, and pattoRg the country and
The planters, many OF them, coming into town for sa
ty.'--yYof. Int
NV ORLEANS, Dec 30.-A gentleman arrived YES.
ieIday from Nacogdoches, informs that the Mexcans
who had fed from San Antonio, had been taken prison.
ers Col liaiam had unfortunately fallen in the battle
l.9ncric0H
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NEW GOODS.

lST OPENED, in Lcesvle by the snhscrl-
~ Der, a large assortment OF forcign and Don'es-
Tic floods, 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, Earthcn Glass and C''lha
Ware, Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Dyc-Stnhs, &c.
together with many useful articles, which he Is
determined to sell as low as can be sold above the
mead OF tide water, and to responsible persons, a
liberal credit will be given; and he soicits call
from 'ls friends and the public generally, as he Is
determined to sell for very small advance ON
prime cost. II. +. TERRY.
Leessllc, April p w3w