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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
BVFFALOE SPRINGS,

SIruATED OH Buii.loc River, III the county oi
- Amherst, H. miles of the Court House. - fnlies
from Lexington, aud IS miles from .snclbnfs.
In calling the attention OF the public 10 these
Splngs. watering place, the sub cnber thes oc-
10 remark, that they are no new discovery IL
though unknown 10 the distant public, until last sea-
For many year. they have been nunerousiy At
tended by persons from the surrounding coun-
try. ~ho will readily testify 10 their Medicinal
ylrlue,-bu owing to The fact that tie former oecu
piers filled them tenants az the Will oil The owners,
who would neither sell nor improve the property IN
duceaieits, IN the way Of comfortable aeeominoda-
tons TO distant strangers, could uotbe offered.
" thin the last IL months a very large and com
mUdlons Hotel, with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected. sufficient 10 entertain 800 persons
The water has been Analysed and found Ia
the essential Ingt edlcntS, phur soda TN an
unusual proporlion) aud ma and The subscli-
Der an say with the fullest confidence, that II ceftiil
Gates OF TACT tins required they can be obtained
many individuals, whose experience OF their virtues
enables them To say that they not surpassed by
any waters IN Virginia, for most oi the diseases com
mon 10 our clnatc-ln cases OF Dyspepsia, deranged
condition OF the stomach and breast, liver diseases,
and diseases of debility generally, and to delicate lie
males and children they are peculiarly adapted Fer
tins fact the highest authority among the mcdlca
faculty can be offered ia this section Of country
we'll the better evidence of full and ample tests nom
individuals by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 10Th OF
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enjoyed, both from his old
trend. and strangers again invites them visit him
with confidence his part, that whilst he will be
muncrated tor unremitted cxertons To please, that
they will be repaid in improvement OF health
The OF fare viii be the as last year. VIZ
Board per week, So w
do do day, w
Horses per week, Oh
do do day 10
Children and servants, half price.
T. S.--Ilaving been requested by some OF my
| county men, to prepare dinner for the celebration
of the anniversary Of American Independence, on
the itiI OF July next Iwould say to those pei sons
"hoare disposed to unite with rs ON that occasion,
thew Ill only be charged the subscription rates Tor
dinner aud regular boarding rates for after time
Visitors Tor health will pay nothing extra
June2 IL W. l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

TRUST SALE.

" PlRSu ANCE OF Il deed of trust, executed
L by Joseph billiard, bearing date the l>t of Au-
gust, 1926, and OF record in the Clerks Once of
Amherst county the subscriber will on the 1th
day of June neat, ON the premises, offer for
sale, IN the highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT
or LAND, III said deed mentioned, which Tract
Is described AZ containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amherst, on the waters of httlc Pmcv
River, on Mugs Creek, and adjoining the Lands of
Edmund classic, James Campbell and Joseph
Goodr This land ~ represented rich Noun
tain Land, and we'll worth the attention of To-
bacco planters. The subscriber knows Of no
defect IN the 'ilte, but will only convey such \, is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS =. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

INOR SALE.--A valuable tract of LAND, living
L IN the county of Bedford, on the north side of
Eoose Crech containing between Sir and Seuen
Hundred dcres adjoining the lands of Pullen Head
Ell and others, lying near IIeaden's bridge There is
on sad land. near hundred and fifty acres to clear
well adapedto the cultivation OF Tobacco, &C.. hav-
my on it eight good Tobacco Houses, and a tolera-
BILE Dwelling House. Any person wishing to par
chase viii apply to the subscriber who will sell it
privately. Otherwise it will be offered for sale at
public auction, on Friday the 9th of AUGUST next.
Terms, (Which will be accommodating J will be made
known on the day of sale. There is on said place,
GrlSt and Saw Mill and Cotton Machine.
STEPHEN M4RTIN
C = The subscriber has two other smrlI tracts Of
LAND for sale, wit in few miles Of the above
named land on the south side of Goose Creek
S. W.
June Ii wtds.
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TRACT OF LAND.

living on Stauntos river, Bedford county, adjoining
the lands Of John Turner, John Hurt, an others,
containing Al acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods except about II or 10 acres,
and the most of it first rate Tobacco Land. And
those in Bedford are also mostly in woods, Except
the River low grounds, which produce Tobacco Of
the largest sze,) and the greater portion Of the
high land Of TINS tract well the river bottoms,
is also first rate land for Tobacco. The under
signed consider the above lands very desirable to
persons who wish TO engage largely in the cuva-
ton Of Tobacco.
The terms will be a credit of one and two years,
for equal portions of the purchase money-thc
purchasers giving bonds with good personal secu-
rtv, and deeds Of trust upon the lands. The title
of the above lands, (Which belong to the estate Of
Margaret West. decd are believed to be unques-
lionahle, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will only convey by deed with special warranty.
:. H. DAVIS,
q. A. WINGFIELD,
Commissioners.
July ids
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DO hereby torwarn and forbid all persons
l. whatever from trespasSng on my lands, in the
counties of Bedford aud Amherst, (now occupied
10y W. Tinsley as a tenant,) either by clearing out
or making road, through, 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 ;" trrspassng. PAUL A. CLAY.
June 90 NV
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TEXAS.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
NV ORIrANR. Juno 8


By thc passengers OF the trchin, from ieSas,
we learn that the commissioners sent 10 Mdtdno-
ras by the Texan Government 10 effect an eN-
.tange of prisoners, have themselves been put in
prison, and expect harsh treatment. They write
that at Matamoras there was an army Of 1000
Meyicans, and they hear that there were at San
Parioio 5000 and on the Nruces 5000, with or
drrs To concentrate At the former place.
The above Was received at Galveston hv ex-
press, on the 23d June. The Texan forces have
mar ched 10 the frontier III quest OF the enemy.
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New Tailoring Establishment.

'TiiE SUBSCRIBER bcgs leave to inform the
i curzehs OF Lynehbmg, and its vicinity. that he
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Hen
~ Hall, next door to James G.. Hunt 4 Cos Dry
Goods Store, and opposite DR.. Howell Davies
where he Intends carrying on the above business in
all ITS branches.
lie respectfully soicits a share of the public pat
ronase, aud pledges himself that no excrtious on his
part shall DO wanting 10 merit the same
WIN. OKEY.
July II w6w
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NOTICE..

H'lIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, his TR ACT
L OF LAND, containing about 1000 acres ly-
ing both sides OF Wards Road, miles distant
FROM the town OF 1ynchburg, about 200 acres of
which cleared and uncultivatcd, anordng much
good meadow ground. The balance of the tract is
in woods heavily tmbercd As the proceeds of this
tract intended Tor three of my SONS liberal
dit will b. given; it will be exchanged for goods
wears and merchandise, fair terms. This tract
Is now, and has been for some years past, under
moned rent Of $3.50 per year
RICIID. PERKINS.
]nlV II :}w
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VALUABLE LANDS. for salo or Rent

TINlI + subscriber oft !, for sale his CiAlPOOL
j TRACT OF LAND, wing IN lhc county #
Nelson, on the waters of I've aud Pmcy Rivers,
adjoining the land. Of Mr.. William Bourne, and
Others, and containing between IS aud 1900 acres,
of winch there i. little upwards of 400 acres
clearcd-th- remainder unusually we'll tImbcrcd,
with a Saw Mil upon the tract. The cleared land
is divided into four Shifts Of about IS acre, in
each, aud a standing pasture. One OF the SHIFTS
IS now IN Cioscr ready Tor fellow this Summer
and another sown in Clover last Spring. THIS
land IS well adapted Ia tho cultivation OF Tobacco,
Corn, Whrat and Grass Tmrc is a considerable
quantity OF a. fine Meadow Land upon II, any
IN ths part Of the country Will sell with this
Land, If purchaser wishes it, the Negroes, Stock,
Plantation Too's, &c. Nh Nathan Bryant, the
ovcrSrcr on the plantation, will show the Land 10
any one di>poscdto buy. Ii sale is not made by
the ST day of september nexi, | will BIZ disposed
To rent the plantation 10 good tenant, who will
continue to cultivate II, on tho present -four shift
rot Iiipn.
also offer for sale a TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN sad county OF Nelson, IN the Fork Of
rye aud Buffalo Rivers, containing about 600
acres, and well adopted TO tb. cultivation Of To-
present tcnunt ON the plantation, will show the
Land to any one who wishes Ia examine il. THIS
Plantation will be Tor rent, if not sold by the lst
day of September next.
Terms made known by application to
DAHL. iIIGGlNBOTnAM.
Nel,nu Go JuI, w1w
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Macon. LGEo.l July Z.

NAtUN, KbEO. july z,
We are Informed l., Mr.. Clark, a gentleman
recently from Texas, that General Alexander
Ware, formerly rrSid, nj OF Fa,etre county, in
this STATE, murdered IN Nelion or Zavalla
colony about the last of Nav. He WAS travelling
with man by the name of Eaton, by whom he
shot and robbed of his money, (probably from
10 5000 dolIars) Eaton was pursued into the.
United States. but it is not known whether he has
been taken. General Ware left, il is believed,
about fifteen negroes on his farm, the town of
San Augustine, and, as he has no connexions
in that country, that our informant knows of, it is
probable that his property could be obtained, if
claimed by his relatives in the United States.
Our Informant thinks that further Information
might probably be obtained respecting his proper
~, by writing to Col John Thomas, recently of
Epson county, IN this State, at San Augustine,
iea"s' ''d 'o'' 'tSsup. Messenger.
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NEW llI Mn ROOF
EDUCATION.


Two MIR JOSEPH A. LOLLAKD.-IIavinc un.
derstood that you left Gonzales, Texas, some
time last winter for the purpose of visiting your
trends IN the ncighborhood of Burkeville, Prince
Edward county, Virginia, and not hearing any
thing from YOU slnce,l am induced to resort to the
columns OF newspaper, TO ascertain where YOU are.
should this meet your eye, Tor any person acquaint-
cd with you.) you will confer a great favor on my
sell and brothers, by writing to- Richard r. Miller
Natchitoches Louisiana, and TO myself. at Burke
vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia
Your friend. EDWARD b. MILLER
July Is Iw
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POLITICAL.
ron novn IS STRONG AS DEATH.

rom TIE Reiiqaary," By Bernard md Lucy f'urto
They err who deem loves brightest hour
In blooming youth IS known,
Its puresi. tendetest, hottest power
In later life Is shown
When passions chastencd and subduaj
Tonper Years are gwen
And earth aud earthly ,hiugs are viewed
In light that breaks from Heaven.
Its not ia the fush OF youth,
Or DAYS oil cloudles mrth
We feel the tenderness aud truth
OF loves devoted WORTH
Life then is like a tranquil stream
Which lows in sunshine bright.
And objects lnirror'd IN II seem
To share its sparkling light.
It's when be howl,ng winds arise,
Aud HE is like the ocean,
Whose mountain pillows brave tho skies
l.ash'd by the storms commouou;
When lightning clea,es the mursy cloud,
And thunder peals around Us,
It's then We feel our spirits bowed,
By Loneliness around US.
On then. as 10 the seaman's sight
The beaeon's trembling ray
SURPRISES far the ms,re bright
OF Summers eloudless day,
Zen such To tired and wounded hearts
In nanhood's darker years,
The gentle light true love imparu
Mid sorrows, earss and fears,
Ito beams on minds OF JOY bereit
Thelrtesh'ning brightness fling,
And show that life has something loh
To which then hopes may cling
1t steals upon the sick at heart
The desoate IN suul,
To bid their doubt, and fears depart,
Aud point brighter goal.
II ouch be loves triumphant power
Ger spirits touehcdb by time
Oh who shall doubt It's pursst hour
Ofhappnes, sublime
In youth lis like the metcor's gleam
Which dax1es aud sweeps by;
Ia after life ia splendois seem
Llnk'd with eternity
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w DOL CARDINC

'INtiE subscriber has taken possession ofthc Wool
tARDING EsraBLIsHMENT, near the Ford at
nynchburg, occupied the last year by wi liam
Thurman, and has, with great care and labor fitted
up two Machines in complete order for catdinp Wool
IN the incest manner. He has engaged Mr. Cyrus J.
Lydck, (so tavorably knownto the public as a first
rate Woo Carder) TO superintend the establishments
who viii, at all times, be found at the Machine. IN
receive W DOL, and deliver Rolls
ne soIcl'S d snare oil pnhlc patronage, and pedg-
es himself to use every endeavor to give perfect sat
isfaction
e. WOOL should be nice, picked of every ex.
transous matter before sent TO the Machine
u Price OF Cardine, 10 cents per ID. For
Cardins and Greasing l24 cents.
WILLIAM l. ISBELI
july wom
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~, ~.

y the late Cap. !. Dibrell. OF Buckingham eo"n
Is. Va. are requested present them Tor 81
mrut on or before the 18th september peN,; al" an
who are indebted TO the ESTATE by bona OF ,I
.','. .,,,.s,lv requested 10 make payment WITHOUT
Ie,,. that there may be final settlement ana u"'-
SION of what remains in their hands-at which time
the executor, will pay the representatives or 'he'f
authorized agents their proportions OF what may re-
main Oh hand, upon their giving reiunaing ooh"s WIN
security. - n ,grECoS ( Ii ors.
wSw
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TENlANS.-Two hundred and fifty of the re
al Hunters of kentucky, SAYS the " Orleans Cou~
rcr ot the 2ith ult., arrived this morning from
Louisville, On their way to Texas. II is said thar
Is their intention to try their skill and the efficacy
OF tl'eir rifles on the McNicans, and after getting
rid Of the "varmu," take the sage advice OF Gem
cral Houston; that is, "pant corn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

lnE BowiE kNIFE.-Vhi. weapon. which ha,
been several times named in our colnmpx - I,,c-
er and heavier than the butchers knil, ntcnde1 +,
cur or thrust, and was invented by Cal. Jamcs
Bowie, who was killed by the Mexcans At III, can.
lure nj The Alamo, in Bcxar. The cirenms,,,r,
wn'eh gave rise to this name was about as credra-
r u, as the purposes which it has since subservcd
we've or e,"ecn months ago-the particulars o.,
"'" we published at the timc-three brothers by
mad deadly conflict with sevcn o,h.r ,,,.s,us
armed with every species of weanon .nd an'o"'
'''e rest, The large knife of which we ara nag,
spe,h ,ne'- This was handled by the brothers with
sue" oeS'erlty as to decide the conac, in ,h.;r e.,
s so'' a'"onuh numbers were against ,hcm-.,,d :,
mas ever since been called BY their name tho p,
~'e hnii.' 1t Is made to carr under tho ,o,, ~
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x the ship Superior, Just arrived in james River
iton Liverpool, we shall receive, inthe course OF
me week, the most Splendid assortment of HARD
w AXE and CUTLERY ever offered III this market
winch, added 10 our Stock on hand. aud recent pnr
chases from the Northern Manufacturers. will enable
us 10 offer Inducements, not to be surpassed by any
house IN Virginia. We invite the attention OF Mer
chants, aud assure them that they shall have their
hardware as low it can be purchased in Richmond
III. Il. RICHARDS & co.
AprI |
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To Richard +. Shaon, Aierunder kasey UiLidpl
kasey Mary Martin, James kdsey, Thomas Ia
seq, and Elizabeth kasey:
|INAkE NOTICE, that the eth day of July.
L at Nathaniel Morgan's III the county OF Bedford,
aud state OF Virginia, we shall take the dispositions oil
Abraham Blankenshp, Jr, jeremiah Cundih and
others; that on the Both day of the same month, at
the store house of Preston Leitwich n Co, in the
county of Bedford, and state of Virginia, we shall
proceed to take the dispositions of Ftchison Grgs-
by Jesse Morgan. and others that the 9Th day OF
August, at the mill of Daniel Saunders IL the
county of Bedford and state of Virginia, shall
take the deposition of Daniel Saunders William Ore,
and others; that the Goth day of the same mouth
at Board X McCabes store, in the county OF Bed
70 I'd, and state ofNirgnia shall take the deposition
OF Eldred Mitchell, Iittlebury Saunders and Others
which SAID dispositions to be read in evidence Oh
the trial OF IA suit il chancery, depending IN the
county court OF Bedford and state of Virginia, where
in we are plaintiffs, and you defendants. II the
said depositons are not completed the above named
days, we shall continue taking them from day TO day,
Sundays excepted until completed,
JOHN KASEY,
GEO. kASEY.
June 90 wiw
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TOBACCO LAND at Auction.

PURSUANT to d decree of the county court
l. of Bedford, tho undersigned Commissioners
will proceed to sell, the highest bidder, at the
Store Of IIcpnstall & Bailey, IN the county oi
franklin. on the 18th dav Of August next,
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is now always worn b, "gsnten on stabbsrs" in
the South and West.
We understand thai order has been received
1T the Shei,I,d cutlery ,abli,hmen, tbs place
for several thousand Of the, knife, intended Tor
the southern and we,,ern markets.
Germantown Telegraph.
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Y lRG]Al \ At rule. held IN tho Clea,.
OF the Circuit Superior Court of ''iee
Chancers, Tor Bedford county, the 9TH Jay,9, all
lS:b6 u Jun,
James Woodiord,
against ~
Shepherd Noodofd and John Martin
Of Thomas " oodiord, deceased. William ~ .s
Jacob " oodiord, Henry " oodiord, Reason
hew and Polly his wife. formerly Polly Wa,,.ifH
John Dixon and Jane his wife, formerly J,, u'ta
ford, William Rees and Calharine his wife :" ooi
Catharne Woodord, Owen Crumpack,, ,n .l,' a
nah his wife, late Hannah Woodfor,i San1al 'l "a
ner, Sally Greasy, Grace Dotyns aud Elizabeth 10
'"' Derts
The defendants Reason l.. Mayhem and p,l,..,
WIFE, john Dixon and Jane his wife, William, ! us
and Catharine his wife, and Owen Crup,n,cles
Hannah his wife, not having entered tbri, a5 ''p'
an e and gwen security according 10 the act =, ~.
sembly aud the rules ofths court, and it ann IS
by satisfactory evidence. that tley are not inbab,
OF this commonwealth; IT Is ordered, thar tb.,
appear here on the first day of the next term an, W
swer the plaintiffs b |, that this order be iuse,sa
some newspaper published in the town of I,,ai
burg tor two months successfully and posted =, IL
front door Of the courthouse Of this county. on ..,,
count day. '"e
4 Copy-Te,ie,
JOS. WILSON. OK.
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PA N o s.

nv F. have jus, received handsome Piano fo,.
w tes one of whichis an upright, London rn s
Instrument of fine tone which; all of will be soid o
the most reasonable tennis perhaps lower than 'n''
were ever sold i'll this place.
PAYNE & TURNER.
Nav Is
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TRACT OF LAND,

l,ing IN Franklin county adjoining the lands OF
john Craghcad, John Lazenby, benjamin Booth,
and others, containing 452 acres. And on the 9th
day of the same month, at the Store OF Board n
McCabe, in the county oil Bedford, they will pro-
crcI In srll IN The hinLe,t bidder, a
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.V'O7ICE.

INllE subscriber offers for sale his tract of LAM,
in Bedford county, known by the name OF
Mount Pteasom,' lying on Elk Creek, Just above
ITS Junction with Big Otter, and half miles
from the Turnpike Road, 10 from Liberty, and Il
from lynchburg The tract contains Eight Hundred
and Sixteen Acres, nearly half in Woods. The nm
provements consist of a comfortable Dwelling
House, nearly new, recently plaistered and painted
with every other necessary Out. house. for the con
yenlencc OF family, nearly all new and new Barn
10 feet by 60. A considerable portion of the Plsn'a-
taon is now in Clover, and in state of improve
ment. The Land is offered for one-fourth OF thf
purchase money in hand, the balance credit u
one, two three and four years, equal lnstalmen's'-
The subscriber deems ii unnecessary to say any
thing about the quality Of the Land, and the ao'dn
tages OF the situation, those wishing to purchase
will view the premises, and Judge for themselves
Let 1t suihce to say, this is truly valuable pa'.
well worthy the attention of those wishing TO ou'
keal Estac-and if early application is made, par
gain may be had WIN. C. LEFTWlCH.
June is WITS
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Correspondent OF me View ork Courier, WI
ons rom Galveston Bay, relates, among otner de-
,a's >peelns the Late contest IN Texas, the toll
lo"nr incident the particulars OF which are SAID To
be def'ed rom an eyewitness
Ait' the MrMc'ns had got possession of Inc
aiano 'he hSh'h% wa ceased, and II was el"ar
"t.igh'' 'H Americans were discovered near the
wall Yet nhconqurred, and who wtrc instant
" surrounded and ordered b' General Cas,rllllon,
10 surrender, and who did SO under a promise of
hs protection, finding resistance any longer in vain
inbred perfect madness. tas'rllion was brave
ana not cruel, ana disposed 10 save them. lie
marched them up 10 that part Of the fort where
stood h's tScelIency," surrounded by his mur-
derous crew, his svCUphantc officers Dawn
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CHE, CLOTHS.

IUNlIE subscribers have on hand. very large took
! OF fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths OF their
own importation, which they will sell at very small
,i, ance. IN order reduce the stock. Those III
want, will do well to examine our cloths,
JAMES c. HUNT i Co
Ma, 10 Is
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CANDIES, &c.

ST received superior lot of CANDIES, WEST
- INDIA SWEET MrArs, PRuNrs, FIGS, DATES,
CIrRoN, &c. &c. For sale low by
FOURQUREAN & PALMER.
Signofh BOY s. Golden Mortar
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IUO of all sizes. Also Reap Hooks German
mi Nrce cythes for sale either wholesale or retail,
cry low, by H. Il. hi1hAhi''"
Nay9
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BON ETS.

An assortmentof Nav Style consisting Of fine
PLAIN Straw, Cafdneu Greclan Cottage, Imperial
Greclan Cottage aud Fancy Giccian Cottage.
May % IS
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U NV IT T = IT CIIt htW dUty anu ,NIapIc
- and Dry Goods Store Of Estes & Whitehead.
Consisting III part rs follows
Jays Morning and Eve Sets Poets. splendiily
uIng Exercises, bound IN l0vols.
Prayer Books of different Shipwrecks aud disasters
sizes, at Sea,
Proper Lessons, \ variety of new Novels,
Bible, and Tcstameuls, Hymn Books Of different
Benefits Letters. knds
The Pastor at the sick Buck, Dictionary
bed. Shakespeare,
Lords Supper Josephus,
Course of Time, BLANK Book. OF all Kinds,
Albums, large assortment Of
School Books, and ma q
nv Other valuable books