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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
GOODS. GOODS.

7 addition TO former stocks, the subscribers have
u just received from the East new, large and
general assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS. comprising in part the following, Viz:
super blue, brown, black. gfeen and clarsl eloths
Assorted cassimers, cassnets, and jeans;
Lindseys, beverteens, drab and lion-skin cloths:
Assorted blue, green and white Macknaw blan-
kats; lose e.
salisbury, green, white, scarlet, and Canton fan
nals; 40 eIfNT
Assorted vesting, red paddiprs. brown yolJ,,d
buckrams. linen driliings, fancy linen table COW
efs, linen fold shirtings, and Irish linens:s
Assorted biown and bleacned domesscs and drill
Inss; coarse linnens; white and striped nslseys:
Assor Ell checks. and plaid domestics; ratine,ts;
Assorted F,ench and English merinos; blue black.
and scarlet bombazetts and bombaZnes;
Iwilied, pa nted, merno, fancy and French cali
GOES; painted muslins Scotch ginghams; asso--
ed ginghams;
Assorted roored cambrics; plain and figured bob
inets and gre,ionents; plain and figured book.
SWISS and j,conet musins and canlbrics;
Assorted black and colDred silks and satin:
fiossnce silks; Gro de Maps; foctings: edgings;
laces; long lawns; lillian and rat grapes;
Assorted beh, bonnet. cap, and mantua ribbons;
gloves; white and colosed tapes, cord, and fer
things;
Ladies' and GENTS merno camblst, and plaid
c,oaks; 2a8 L oSF5
Coded, grass and Versailles skirts;
Doolnet and WOrkea CapeS and c0lloretS; gauZe
wells silk, fancy, gauze and Polish hdkfs, cot
| ,oa neck do; imitation and cambria do; wool,
metino, silk, Prussian, cotton, and 1hbet slawls;
| silk and cotton pocket hdkis. silk. gingham and
jaconct cravats; ladies' and GENTS silk. cotton,
| and merino socks and stockings; childrens'
! stockings;
Assorted ladies' silk, kid, leather, fur, ai.-,op,
| and long sleeve gloves;
Assorted suspsnders; cloak and bonnet tasses;
| tificial flowers;
| Assorted threads. sewing silks and twist;
Assorted necklaces; guards; beads; bead, silk and
! worked purses; steel busts; emory bags; guilt
crosses; belt buckles; ear and hnge, rings; twee-
zers; silver tooth picks snd pencils;
Assorted book ,s; thimbies: spactaces; snuff-box-
| cs; hooks and eyes; darning, knitting and sew.
iny needles grass fish lines; silk and cotton utn-
brellas;
Assorted walters; bread and snufer trays;
Assorted she'll tuck and side combs; horn tuck,
| side and neck combs; Kidding and fine combs;
Assorted vest and shirt, pearl, bone, and Japaned
! ovel-coat but!ons
Framed aud dressing look ng-glasses; mems seal
/ skin and hair caps children's merino and ciin-
] chila do; powder horns and TASKS; game bags;
hand bellows wool and cotton cards;
| Together with many other articles too tedious to
| aention.
1 Plsin and worked muslin robes.
/ Also-A large assortment oil tn-ware, all Of
1 which, with the abo will be sold al the most rea-
sonable prices 70. cash o:lead, by
SCOTT & TAYLOR.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
CHARLES BlLIO,
vs.. Z IN ATFAeh
MATTHIAS YOUNG.S

Before ". ". BroVn, q Justice q ne !. fsaee D''s
in and ttae County Of Du busw
NOTICE is hereby given, That ! sua a
u ~ tachment has been commences :"s.s and
above, against the goods and ehatteis, ns Debtor.
credits Of the said defendant, an aDss" .,.;, ,he
aud that the said suit stands continue. .s na;c. of
twenty-eighth day Of April next, IT,. =. W;se onsin
Territory. WIN. ~. DIN aa.6,
January 20, 1888
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
from the Troy N. Y. Brisst.7

Observation-Disclosures PRICE OF LIBERTY"
Flushed with the unexpected success
of the last election, the federalists are
ccaselessly at work in preparing for the
next campaign. Let every democrat
in this country awake and grid on his
armour for another contest. In every
town let there he forthwith an efficient
organization Of republicans. Let meet
ings be called and committees appoint
ell early. Take time by the forelock.
.In peace. prepare for war;" The old
enemy is busy, and federalism will be
the order Of the day unless the demo-
Gratis being to stir themselves and to
brush up their rusty firelocks.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
Observation-Disclosures FOUND ON

observation-disclosures FOUND ON
BRooKLYN HE1GHTs.--Several thous-
and dollars were found on the property
Of Mr.. Mccoy, Brooklyn Heights, ON
Friday evening last. While the work
men were employed in digging, they
found buried in the earth handker-
chief full of silver, and on digging a
little further, a tin box was dug up con-
tanning soyereigns and American gold.
We have notlearncd all the circumstan-
ces. There is little doubt, however,
but it belonged to an freshman, who
arrived here from New Orleans, on his
way to ireland, and who was murder
ed in the neighborhood ofthe spot from
which the money was taken. The dis
covery has created good deal Of con-
.versation in Brooklyn. ...s
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

VlcToRIA' s NEW CROWN 1.-The young Queen
has ordered new crown with which to deck
her fair person. 1t is to be OF very small di-
mensions---to be worn on the back part Of her
head, in the manner we see the portraits of
ed ua as ornaments are the rose, The thistle. the
shamrock, the oak leaf, and the .feuv-de-As.
There are to be no colored jewels, as in, the
present crown, the Queen having expressed d
desire 70 have only diamondf. IT,.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

Being an increase last year, OF rs
boats up to September 3oth, and an
average annual increase to the same
amount for five years.
IBackwoodsman.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

The rate of insurance from N. York
to New Orleans is the same that it is
to England, and nearly as great as it
is TO China.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

BouNrY ON WHEAT.--The Com
mittec on agriculture have reported a
bill to the House, to encourage the
production Of wheat in Massachusetts.
1t grants bounty Of two dollars to
every person who shall raise Is BUSH
els Of well clcansed wheat, and cents
bushcl for every bushel above IS
bushels; and TO the person who shall
raise the greatest quantity of wheat on
one farm not less than 500 bushels
500.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
settle your Accounts.

DEING DESTROYS of liqudatins my accounts, es-
ID pe:aly those of nose than one years s,and-
,g. herehy request all persons indebted, 10 call
nd make "a settlement; and those who have ac'
ounts against me are likewise requested to eXhio-
I the same for settlement Ii. IL. GEAR.
Galana. Jan. &. 1888 29-2m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

rrAVING taken ou, letters of administration
ON the estate of Edward Curran, decd, al
persons having claims against said estate, arc =.
queste present them, properly authenticated, o.
settlement, and those indebted, are reqoes.e" ~
make payment Immediately, as am sn ,'o..;b,s
settle up .hc affairs ofthe estate as 500" ~
Admir- of,he estate ofEd'wd. Curran dec'o'
Du Buoue, Jan. 6, 1888. Cyst
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
LIME FOR SALE.

YNAE subscribed respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Du Buqu= and the mining country,
t,at he has now GA hand, and will constantly keep
sufficient quantity, Of good Lime for the use OF
the country.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
GIVE us CAII

- - ~ ~ N|4AAAs
1USr received i'll addition TO our fonner stoc.
q an assortment, of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. consisting in pat. as follows:
nel.. Jeans, Merinos, Worsted and Yarn Hose.
Hardware and Cutlery, Britannia, Glass and
Stone Ware,
READY MADE LrD5EsrrNe
Boots and Shoes OF all Kinds, Ladies Norocco
and Prunslle Boots, Prunalle, Kid and Satin Slim
psrs, together with good supply of GROCERIES
of all kinds.
ALSO-lOO bbls SuPERFINE FLOUR. ali
of which we will sell cheap for Cash or Lead.
MATTOX &, MARKLE.
Du Bnqne, Nov. Is. 2ltf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

LIE MED1c1SE.-l'he life Of ply
sician is life of contradiction. He is
slandered, abused and derided; yet he
is sought with avidity, and freely re-
ceiyed into the bosom Of families. His
opinion can bianch the cheek or sui
fuse the eye with tears Of joy, and his
lips are as closely watched as If from
them proceeded the issues of life and
death. He lives by the woes OF others,
and while he would starve if constant
health were the attribute Of our race,
he is cndeavoring to Danish sickness
from among men, while success III his
avocaton would ruin him forever. lie
is always engaged in war against his
own bread and butter.--Boston Her
aid s. Star.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

WOODCHOPPERS WANTED.
TT II. GEAR will contract for choppins four
10 five hundred cords OF WOOD, on the
Mississippi, near the rete des Morris river, Il ap'
plcation. are made SOON.
Galsna, Jan. G., 1898. 29-'m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Paints and Oils.

ErNHE subscriber has now on hand a choice as
u sortment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Glass, &C. all ofwhich he will sell a, redu,
csd prices. II. MASON
Do Bugue, Dec. 80, 1896. 2s-lf -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

NOTICE.
WE have appointed GEO. L. NIGHT
w GALE our agent, to settle up the old
business Of John REoAN e. 60. We would
earnestly request those who are indebted to US,
"a call and settle their accounts with him with.
mt DELAY, he alone being authorised TO receive
the same. JOHN REGAIN,
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Dn Duqne, Jan. 6, 1888. 99-2m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10
BILL,
Making appropriations lorcertain roads
in the Territory of Wisconsin.

BILL,
Making appropriations for certain roads
in the Territory ofWisconsin.
BE IL enected, by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the u
-nifed .SIutes IF .Americn IN Congress
assembled, That the following sums
Of money be, and the same are hereby,
appropriated for the survey and con-
strrction of roads in the Territory Of
Wisconsin, to wit:
! For the construction of road from
Chicago, in the State Of Illinois, by
Milwaukee, to Fort Howard, at Green
Bay, to be expended in the Territory
Of Wisconsin, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the survey and construction ola
road from Milwaukee, on Lake, Michi-
gan, by way Of Madison, the perma-
nent seat Of Government Of the said
Territory, to a point opposite the
town Of Dubuque. on the Mississippi
river, ten Thousand dollars; and for the
survey and construction ola road from
Madison to Cassville, on the Missis-
5ippi river, five thousand dollars. -,
For the survey and construction OF
"a road from the northern line of Mis-
souri,, through the counties of Des
Moines and Du Buque, TO some snita-
| bic point on the Mississippi river, be-
tween Prairie du Chen and Du Buque,
ten thousand dollars.
r For the completion Of the military
road from Fort Crawford, by Winnie
bago. TO Fort Howard, at Green Bay
five thousand dollars.
Said surveys and disbursements to
be placed under the direction OF tho
Secretary of War.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-10

TIMOTHY SEED.
= BBLS. TIMOTHY SEED just received,
i - and 70. sale by ~
or. IA. ~ F. X. O'FERRALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-14
Bedford Female Academy near
EtOcrsV, Va.

DUPlLS may, during the present year, be enter
l. ed at any period ofihe Course and will be har-
ged raleahIy 10 the ume. To avoid deIangug the
organization Of the School, there viii be Vaca-
non. until the Fail.
Tuition, in English and French, 80 dollars per an
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire, so per
month. Italian or SPANISH $40 per anuun. Music,
$40. Embroidery, coofed aud white, 50. Pupils
latnlsh then own Bedding. TO those from dis
lance II can be supplied, moderate charge.
>ammer Eaiform. Tins will consist Of Robe Of
Pale blue printed Cambfie, the figures small and
close: Capes of tire slme Pantales of white A
prons OF brown French Linen. ed. ed with blue Bralde
Straw or chip Bonncls, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue; Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroldcies
prohibited, ell as all fnery III general
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10 wis
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lNFORMATION TO PENSIONERS.
Srcosp CoMrrnoLLrH's OrrIcE, May 3, 1893.
J. l.. EpwARps, Esq.


SrcoSp CoMrTnoLLEn's OrrIcE, May g. 1893.
J. l.. EDWARDS, Esq.
Commissioner n Tensions;
Sin In reply to your inquiries of this date an
swer that no NEW forms have been deemed nccessa
" IN carrying into effect the law OF the 9Th ola prl
last, requiring all unclaimed pensions that have
remained pa, able for the term OF Gig months 10 be
paid at the Treasury.
The application m. be properly made hy trans.
hitting TO The Third Auditor such documents as in
ordinary eases, are required to authorize the pay
mcnt of pension by pension agent.
The forms herctofore prescribed must all be Obserr-
ed, and nothing further IS required
II the pension is TO be pad TO attorney, it is
necessary that such attorney make oath required
BY law, aud in The form prescribed by the Circular
from this Office of June 30, 1893, that The power TO
receive the pension was not gwen him by reason OF
any sale. transfer. or mortgage.
The applicant will. in every case. mention the
place TO which the moncy is TO be transmitted
1t will be understood that no claim ean be admit
ted by Accounting officers until II shall have been
made to appear by the certificate of the Pension A.
gent, on whose roll the applicants name is borne
that portion OF the pension applied tor has re-
manned in the hands OF such Agent, unclaimed by
the pcnsoner, for the term OF eight months after it
became payable by my Circular OF the 10Th Of
April. the Pension Agents have all been requested
toriWih, TO transmit such certificate TO this office.
AS no pension can be paid at the Treasury under
the act OF April 9Th 1886, unless the money has
maired IN the hands OF a pension agent unclaimed
by The pcnsoner for the term Of eight months after
1t became payable whenever an application shall be
made TO the Accounting officers OF the Treasury for
The pay ment If pension, part only Of which has
been due aud payable for the term of eight months,
the clam for much only as has been payable Tor
that term of time will be admitted and pad at the
Treasury, and the balance will BIZ payable by the
Pension Agent until that shall have remained un-
claimed iiom such agent for the term Of eight months
after it became payable.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ohd't serv't,
ALBION X. PARIS, Comptroller.
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you VIII. Your distinguished literary taste, whcr-
ever called inn tcqusItion cannot but secure YOU a
loSItlon both agreeable and profitable Accent my
oest wishes Tor your prosperity aud happiness. With
great regard and esteem, F. NJ BIfTIER-
From Dr. Thomas Cooper, late Pres. Of .,c =. Car
oiina College.
Mr.. Edward Johnston Librarian of the S Caro-
na College, being about To qult Columbia desire
TO say
i nat, as literary man, acquainted with books IN
the various departments of Literature generally,
and as faithful and diligcnt officer II viii be
difficult to fill ms place with any one equally well
Qualified. His printed Catalogue of the books III
thai Library will fully confirm thus character
lie has, Tor some years pa,, conducted the Edl-
torlal department OF the telescope" IN tins town,
with acknowledged ability; and in that capacity lie
Is well known TO the public generally.
Whatever lie thinks fit 10 undertake. III the way of
literary pursuit, he is likely perform with credit 10
himself and 10 the work he may be engaged in.
! think II right on his departure, TO say tins much
III favor of the altainments oi gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D. LID.
Columbia, s. Carolina.
From Gen. Robert Y Haqae, lately Senator ofMc L.
s and GoreWor Of :. Carolina.
Ed w. Johnston, Esq has for some time past been
the Editor OF the Columbia Telescope aud Ltbrarl-
an OF ). Carolina College During that period, he
has written much in our Periodicals. He is gen
teman, distinguished by grace aud bnlllaucy of
style as writer his extensive literary mtormallon
aud ms accurate acquaintance with the Classics, !
have no doubttha IN any literary employment rrqui-
ing these qualifications, he could render acccpta-
BILE service To the Public. ROBT. Y. uAYNE.
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
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TEXAS, MEXVCO 4 FRANCE.
FROM T. \AS.
From The 7crds Telegraph. dpril |

Prom he Icrds Telegraph, dprR IA
Many of the members ofthe company Of llous-
ton Volunteers, who left this city in December last,
have returned. They have been e~eamped for two
months pas near the Medina. Not SINGLE iudl-
vual of the corps have becn SICK during the term Of
service. They all speak with enthusiasm of The
beautiful couutty in which they have been sta
toned.
The amount of imports received ut Galveston dn
,ine the lasi three months, ~ somewhat over $3.50
0n0-'rhe amount of duties received NJ the custom
house of tins place during ia" quarter, closing on
the 3lst day Of March. Is SOL 900. Should the
commerce continue to increase throughout the cur
rent year. the iatlo as thr increase OF the
las, three months, the present issne oi prom'sso
~ notes will be insufficient meet the revenue te
mandS.
CAUTIoN.-A quantity Of counterfeit rromissory
notes are in circulation, OF the denomination of TWEEN
" dollars Thc may be easily detected by the mac
curacy OF the Signatures, aud the flowers Of the hot
der. The signatures are very badly written. The
flowers of the left hand boulder are quite different
iiom Il at oftlc genuine bulls. Counterfeited bills
Of The denomination of one hundred dollars are also
said TO be in ere ulatIon.
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'6Ee1jSl' ALE.
I UDlilllSSlOllrf.
Ids

I'D y virtue OF a deed oftrust executed on the Cd
, day ot October, 1928, by Abram X. North, 10
A Ibon Mcdaniel and James Benagh, for the purpose
of securing a debt due Jacob Haas, will be sold,
the highest, bidder for cash, by way OF public auction
ON Tue day, the I2th day OF June next II fair, # not
the next fan day thereafter by he underslgnedor one
OF us, one hundred aud i've iect front Second street.
running back hundred and rhirty TWO !eet-ll
being pant of the Lot known ~ the plan oi tie
town Of LNnchburg by number seventy three. This
sale Will take place IN the street Immediately III front
of the premises. And acting trustees, no other
tie will be conveyed but such rs is convey ed by the
deed OF trust. ALBION MCDANIEL, yt,,,,cs.
JAMES BENAGH
MAY 10 tl2J
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PUBLIC BUILDING.

rE'llE undersigned having been appointed by the
4 County Court OF Amherst Tor that purpose,
are now ready 10 receive proposals 10, the building
ol a JAIL for sad county. 1t is desired that pro
posaIs be Offered before the approaching May Court,
al which time II is expected the building vail be let.
The plan and details OF the building may be at
The Clerks Office, and any information touching the
same viii be furnished by the undersigned.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
DAVID :. GARLAND,
JAMES POWELL.
WM. {. CHRISTIAN,
Commissioners.
Amherst Z. H. Nav To- t2lM
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To The Editors ofhe Enquirer.
GnAYsoN CoURr UousE, April

More Mineral Treasure in the South Vest.
Notwithstanding the Legislature continues to act
the part Of scpnlolher towards this section Of the
State, mineral wealth is stli being develop.
ed, Another Lead Mine has been recently discov-
cred the lands of Mr.. Lee Nuckoils in the valley
of Cripple creek, on the West and North side of New
river. abou, lie miles from the old mine hill MI.
Nuckolls aud MIR. Painter are now working this new
mine with few hands. The vein of ure is said to
be large of superior quality, and promis, rlch
ward to the fortunate proprietors. How long, Nv.
Editor. will the Legislature neglect this rich aud in
terestins portion Of the State. :" us boundlrss ia
mineral treasures as the ocean ITSELF Locked Np
are IN the Businesses of our mounaius. our ~
mense mineral wealth is measuraby lost ourselves
and TO the State but let the Souih-w esern rail-
road he made, by which alone can have au outlet
to market and ] venture the prediction. that W
country the face Of the Globe, OF the rxtsss
will present nioic busy scene of active nduatFys
contribute more 70 the general wealth. Of the State.
GRAYSQS. 4
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DE,SSOETTEO.V.

TNHE col partnership heretofore existing between
4 Archer Brown u Robert i. Barnett, was dis
solved by mutual consent, the 2ith ult. AS II
Is important that the business Of the concern should
be wound up speedily, Brown q Baruett request
all persons haylrg claims against them to present
them forthwith. aud those indebted TO them will con-
fer favor by making payment without delay. Ar
cher Brown alone is author zed to close the bust
mes, therefore, all payments. &c. must be made to
HIM. ARCHER BROWN,
ROBERT =. BARNETT.
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Grocery Store.
FNHE BUSINESS heretofore carried
RIsOWN q kARNETT,

WILDE continued by the subscribers, at the old
stand, opposite TO Liberty Warehouse. They re-
specially solicit continuance OF the patronage ex
tended to Brown & Barnett, and assure ther friends
and the public, that they will keep hand good
a>sottmsnt of Groceries, &c. at reasonable prices,
W. Corn Corn-neaI, Oats, Bacon, Sugar Coffee,
aud a great variety Of such articles wanted by
their customers. ARCHER BROWN,
AUGUSTINE CROSS.
May st
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OFFERS his professional services to the c
W zens OF Liberty and to the adjacent county,
and hopes by close attention TO merit share OF public
patronage Residence at WIN. Teuys-Office, on
Msin Street, few doors below VIM Tery's Ia
vern.
Nny WV
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sSlA-GMiSo
F"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

IS published semi-cecy, ferery Hoaday and 7hMagJ al
fssr Dollars per payable IN adrance. No subscrp-
pH be receieed fora shorter perod than months and
paper miH be discontinued fercc The discretion Of the
Editsrs,) until all arreardgcs paid.
0PADVERTfSEWEN7S inserted At 80 cents per square
for ess for the first insertion and 81 for erery su6se-
sueaf Insertion.
UPJOB PRINTING ereeated neatly and erpedtiouSiy
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mcnt that the block AIDE may create shore has
subsidized aud them the presence ri vessel of war
be no longer necessary proceed 10 the coast OF Tex
as IN prosecute ION of your further ordcrs.'
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Wilson's Lime.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on hand
Il for sale supply OF LIME, made by james
Wilson, of Rockbrldge county.
JOHN MALLORY.
May 10 q
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SALE ebE' LAND.

Amherst &. II. Nav 10.