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FNyHE Proprietor of the FiRGIsA SAMPSON or SlOC0
Premium Vegetable, for Syphilis and ScroiuIH, Will
accent az cii any servant Of Lorly years OF age ana
undr who's is hopeless and whn by disease, Gas
bccnma useless, expense to his present owner III
such should be willing 10 Gomez lie viii lake others,
not 90 far advanced valuation, where there is no pros
pec of cure Should they wish 10 return 10 Their orIg'
nal owner after cure is effected they do 50 al re-
valua,ion The same xii be done for those who have
iwhat is called Scald Head "
Should any one prefer using the remedy themselves,
it may be- obtained by addressing The PrPTtrt0r n The
Pirraia Sampson, Rctmond fa pnst paid, (no Ittler
will he taken from the office unless the postage IS paid
describing the cement progress, aud present
state of Tie disease Price Of single piper, $l0 Two
do. SG; three for $2l 1t is purely vegetable, and
pleasant IN take
The medicine he sent By any mode Of conveyance
with safety Wien ii sent according 10 directions, II
will be III all casts, the risk Of those ordering it,
One Thapsand DniarS viii he given 10 any Syphilis pa
tiPnt no may take according tn directions, II he is
not fully satisfied with the lrsnIis. as II is presumed
that no b" Than some OF those that have
been cured b. This vegetable For these facts. reference
TO rrnpCien u the highest s,nndIng bath here and IN
Petersburg can b. had On" n The most valuable cnns
deralons is that person cured by this remedy, will not
entail the disease their P"sier'y For that reason,
many take i. who had regarded themselves as well.
April i"o-3SlhIzm
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ke,v DatuaLle L.dNDS for Sale.

ga1FlE undersigned intending 10 remove 10 the West
a take this method 10 nouly The public, that 'hey
wish 10 sell The following Tracts OF taHu, 10 wiz;
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek containing
800 acres of which about 100 acres bottom ano WIN
comfortable dweiEg-house, and other necessary Out
houses. - -. :a;
a,e in the Fork Of Mayo and Dan rivers, containing
t acres Of which Is lGG acres Of bol!rn land win
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ou-houses,
adjoining the Town OF Madison, which one OF The most
commercial and en,erprising villages III Tue upper CUM
try. md ps,,o, ,sI,,d
creek containing abou, $50 acres, large portion Vi
which is bottom land, and with g"od improvements
Two other Tracts wing Mayo rIver containing '2o
acres well improved, and has on IT'S " ID" "''
| the site Of which is equal 10 any IN Tue S'a'e'
One other Tact lying on Beaver Island creek, con.
tanning GOO acres. ~
One Other Irac; containing about 4o0 acres, lying on
Beaver Island creek with very comfortable TWO story
house Just flushed, and nhe: cnGvenirht out-i"uses
One Other TIuc containing between Is and llOO acres,
upOn whc several improvements, ana c"nia oe Ill
vided 10 suit several purchasers Oh Ddh Ver'
md bounded by said river The North west nearly TWO
n,s supposed To b. abou. 200 acres of bottom land
and has dwelling. hpusc IA feet long, and ~ leel
wide, lnge Their with nil other necessary out-houses
Also 4 or & half Lots in the Town OF Madison,
| n par Of which well improved.
| The most of the above i'rgcts oil Land are joining
each other and situated in the coGn,y OF Rocking
ham and State of North Carolina, and III LIE immediate
! nriyhborhoud of the Town of Madison.
Also two other Tracts, known ny me name OF hllPn
Deuh, pne part of which is in Rockingham aud The
remainder in Stokes county, containing about GoO acres
bounded on the South by Dan river for about Two
iIes has about 30 OF bottom land: II has also
pnod site for mill 1t is situated 50 as 10 suil elmer one
! or two purchasers. :,
The above Tracs Of Land in very healthy sec.
ton of country oil being We" wnered wI!h plenty OF
GOOD wood land and soil is suitably adapted to The
| culture of ."bnccn and grain "i every cescrpiion
The undersigned being determined TO sell, earnestly
solicit those no may wish 10 purchase IN this part OF
! the county, 10 come and examine for themselves.
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL.
Feb % g2-3m
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Loaisa ard Ornass LaND5 j0T sue

Lgaisn ard Grunge hy5.fDS j0r SAFE A..
rEynE subscriJer bsrg crsirou o. rrnlrs ~ ,hs
s. West, offers for sale al! his LANDo y'is :" 80.
cnnu,ies of Louisa ard Orange, CONSISTING oil orr
rT 7Og acres .i;uaisd TN Gold Mine c,rek' anu . ;'
North of Louisa Cnrrt house, on when Tue suo'I'o
w resides of which there Is between Two anu ','i'e
hundred acres Of first rate T"bncco Land YET 10 ctS
with good and roomy Dwelling house ana o'hei n.y.
s,ry GU, houses, together with apple and peach Or,
ch,,d of selected GuAiSn, une other tract OF no'u'
CIO ,crcs and is thirds in timber adjoining 'he n"o'e
tract and which there is ne 81 wtn@ HOUSE. {" o.
on,s and some out houses together with good saw
,;u and within one mile Of the Louisa Ra'oau. ibr
bnvc lands are in good state 81 cn!tivauon anu wen
b,,sd 10 the growth Of clryfr is snol'd IN an agree
,Llc pcrhAorhUcd nd a! the .a'lrst IN 'S'"'a
is well v tered wish numerous springs OF g"oa a'f'-
Also one other tract ing IN the county "' CfH"%r
within five miles South ui The Court Enuse, "a TWO VI
,hrce oC the Southwest mountains, all IN 'mOef' anu
containing 81 ceres ad "rn'ng The lanes OF itl
v.rtnn Cow herd Daniel Hnrd aud others any pris"
,ishru TO view the last mentioned tract, VIII call on
MIR Y Cow herd Mr.. d. llnId, who VIII sho" We
land Persons wishing tn purchase Would DO wen -
..,uirr the above named lands Should lhey not Or
dsposrd OF privately, shull uf'r the t." hFs tracts al
Iousa Court bausr the srcond Monday III May heS'
03h) and the other tract lin Oange) at Orange Court
hnrap on the fourth Monday. l47th) No further de
scrnon of the above named lands is deemed necessary
az il is presumed no person will purchase without ms
examining !vr themselves DAVID lhoh0oH'
Jouisa March % $50 lU4-"ow
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a Mari Farm for Sale.

EW7ISHING to change nv residence, ofrr for sac
w my FARM, lying in King and Queen coon.,,
about miles above The Court House, and containing
$40 acres about 300 of which are we'll tlmbered
farm abounds with mARL. is well waIered. and bei1'1
10 be as healhful as any in this secon OF the cou"!
The buildings are comfortable and convenient ana o..
houses sufficient for farming purposes SupPoshg
more minute advertisement unnecessary persons WIS.,"
ing to purchase would examine for themseiVes7,,"I
fore (hnvng particular reasons for wishing to seiJ W.
state that Judge this farm, if properly managed WOW
make valuable estate. prefer /" sell and give '' nI
date possession. In such event my various .s
&c ST will be,for sale Persons wishing TO ruC"o,
are requested to make enquiry personally, or oy
pad) letters to JAMES Z, MI
April IV9-"0'
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POETas \.
-. W, rrM,,y, rs.uSo."

From t5lV6e) ,l hy J.
- 80 ...,,, ,n of the lines composed ana re"" !" =,
AsehSshop upsaa on the usa,
on at the mouse English lady, Miss
stoc xholm, feousry22, iSs, "aS "A"' y
hs:e WEI" IRE hos, WAS sssis,sl in hs hono OF Inc ~
French chare dAiaes the Marquis or war of
of tbs srea, and glorious nation ''a' "'1''
afer tho health Of the Kins Of swe'e" "'' w" 1''
hSsnss s orGusrayus vns The dcvcrer o. hit county,
from forsizu tyranny, and the glorious i'u"ae' VI
Archbishop of Uraa and answered to This toas "
p' efS. Memory ofGen Washington ..,;o,
PTeios The reading the following poen the
oi,s but .nt ofths beauty and spirit OF the ogIa
swede., drink this toast with glass in hand
America with us unites,
'Tis for the Father ofhs Lind
The glorious founder Of It's righ'''
That place in honors pantheon,
Which our Nass we bcsiow
Che gives il to her Washington,
And bo,h with pride, cxultnS glow.
From Gods own heart, oh Liberty!
Through mortal veins thy stream doth rem
Thy IN rch .o'er the boundes sen,
Ear,L'. rurihes shores TO thee are one.
Wherever thou bidd' the patriot arm,
Against the iytan,s that cypress,
Tho pulse heats high, the soul grows warm,
The cry is VICTORY! SUCCESS:
1t was thy hand hal dubbed him knight,
That noble hero Of bis land,
Who, when he crushed the tyants msat,
Gave glory to virsnia's strand.
TWAS thou, at whose command he canc
Returned with Fahius IuurcI'd flmo,
The General aud the Citizen.
Interpreter Of thine high cause,
Known by its accents, he was sent,
when TO his noble lava
He rivc-ttat kingly President.
In council the dauntless mood
Inspired the sage. in civic tosa,
As that with which the hero stood
At Trenton, Yorktown, Saratoga
Oh when in deep oblvions shadc
Fames airy bubbles burst and de,
And many princely namr shall iade
Away from memory's starry sky
Then he shall gain his proud reward,
Immortal glory anl renown,
That sovereign, without cou,t guard,
Or regal pomp, OF kinSly crown.
Our feelings, pilsrim-lkc, repair
To seek our hefos sacred grave,
No fragrant flowers she'd perfume there,
No weepin. willows DER it wave;
But zeal for freedom, law and state,
Friendship and faith TO all below,
Joined with a nevcr-dyins haie
'Ganst servle chains md empty show
close cach received from the hand OF inc
host an autograph General Washington the Archbishop ne
gave aud Good Man. vi ose features Ee We
Union should DO dear the heart every American
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Sock in The E,ehones Ba"k cf Ti'ginia
TH7if. rfice at Rrhinnnt will continue The sale oil
Stuck -, lie tx,eut o! IJD shares, on the Terms
sisted IN former advertisement, VIZ. by adding interest
ca - tn rIarr purchasers ne "'trg with "rsi
nj sr,srr ihprs W. L. STROTHER. CASHIER.
M,,ch ~ iU0-wt3lM May
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NToTCE-The subscriber, residing at King m, ion
Courthouse respectfully offers his professional ser
vices in the Courts of King William hlng a ra'
Essex and Hanover, which lie will hereaier ur
bOmse Gommunicaors by mail strictly ATTENDED w.
rsh 81 Esg-wI2w WIN n. GRb0ont.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOOns-Is39.

To .ncrchanfs fnmuirs and offers
ED OBERT n. JENKINS has opened the following
HA extensive assortment Of new fashionable aud cheap
Dry Goods hch he will sell Tor cash sccep'arces by
wholesale retail, Us low any place in the United
States
Bonncts-40 cases misses and ladies' Lrghorn and
straw Bonne,s. all the styles
F1oucrs and Ribbons An extensive variety Of bonnie,
and head Flowers and Ribbons Of all kinds
Cniicoes-2 600 pieces C.cnes at great bnreains-
fast colors-al s 10 and ~ cen,s-and beautiful fine
goods Of new patterns AT Is % cents, &c.
CDorcd iusins md Bishop Larns 900 pieces Of ;hrse
Goods for ladies dressrs-new and cheap
Irish LncnS-5 from % cents 10 the finest arti.
Gle imporied-bes grass bleach
Linen Go0ds-20 bales and Eurlaps. british o.
naburgs, Toweings Of all kinds, Sheeungs, Diapers
Napkins. &c
Giores aad Hosiery Every description of Stockings
and Gloves for ladies, gentlemen boys, girls, and male
aud frmale servants
Domestic s-Bleached and brown Shrtngs and
Sheetings; Apron Checks and Drillings
Cap.s and Co'iars-An extensive assortment of work.
ed Caprs and Collars, great bargains
Laee Goods-Tbread and bohbinet Laces, Edgngs and
Inserlings figured Lace for wells and caps Outings
&c
VeHs-Lace and cauze Wells new styles
Hdkfs and Scarfs-00 doz all Of the newest descrip
lions imported
Canton .Notting-100 pieces red and white
Bandho1es-l0O nests
Sdks-Plain and figured, all qualities and colors
Fiannes- GAUGE and patent Flannels
Mems Summer Hear Every kind Of Cloth and Cas-
simere plain and fancy Drngs; Ves,ings Of Silk and
Marseilles; yellow and blue Nankeens Pocket Hdkfs
Suspenders; cotton an. silk Shirts and Drawers
Also, Many new Fancy Goods, Of rare choice de.
scrplion
April 107-2aw4w&wSt
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&srNsiOn's GSllcc.

TIN Prizes soId and cashed by Stronon in one Htek.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Mononga!ia Lottery, No. p
81 81 C. 81 IA 20 G8 CO 50 II % 3 GO 8 IS
Whole Ticket, Nos. 80 G2 c. prize of $l5O
Whnl. do do II 81, do 100
Whole do do 81 50 7, do 100
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TENHE sheriffs of The counties Of Amelia, Powhatan
IL and Chesterfeld Bedford and Franklin Spottsyl.
vana, Caroline and Essex; Abemarle Nelson and Am.
hers Fauquier and Prince William; Augusta md Rock.
bridge; Shenandoah. Hardy, Page and Warren; bonon.
gala Preston and Rando ph, and The Mayor of the town
Of Petersburg. will take notice that elections are 10 be
held at their Courhouses. lard other places appointed
by law for holding eecons) in the month Of May next,
TO choose Senators TO represent their respective districts
in the next General Assembly.
a. HANsFORD, G S.
April - lI1-w4t
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Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland, No.
S-drawn April II:
40 s. GO "a a 7 q 90 &C II 3 ca
" hole Ticket, Nos II 81 81, prize OF $500
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Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. l3-Grawn
20 25 "a S 80 II 3s - 50 so &c Al 90
Whole Ticket, Nos. % % 20, p'ze of $50
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Drawn Nos. in Wheeling Lottery, Extra, No2-drawn
April lG 20 =, ~
Whole Ticket, Nos. Is "a 80, prize Of 500
Whole do 52l ~, do LOCO
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Spring Wheat for Sale.
A NY one desiring TO purchase SPRING WHEAT. can
"A obtain about 20 bushels, by applying al this Office
April l
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EEIllSE Illk SL.I,lAn

HArIiI mske his debut pubic fret :imc lhs
Spring s0crs solely the score q! ncr'i-
Farmvr Ito stage iu rhdIrg lion The
Court hor>c TO n, tcrL.
S2j ch he discharged the
of $50 in July wh" the "idS, so I" insUfc payable
groom Mares ieti shall b" well
attended 20 ~ cents day NJ Liability oi accidents OF C.
caTrs. "
American Eclpr who challenged III" world, aud
the day his dam by C1y great horse Sir 'am dam
hy MsdI.Una drd the American uii-s
dandy Poomac-" best rr" hcre his day dam 10y "n:
lcTro doubt remember the suutg The li:cniabc
cnnl Of Gen Purns noted horse NrGr=!c: hc was TIE
most popular stallion that ever stood IN ' DISTRICT unless f" Of
Truce sdnm By onksrHcIa Medley horse u
great cnown-g DANNY the old Flag Of Iucc-a name ne
ony b. mentioned call iUE the racs ct those mn
r"coIcc, his efforts the Turf excellence game
ma hoomihat known g orurc he Lite
the driven SNOW, aud pure white hts reputation rs " c
that hc served u p io2jJ scoson: :
dam by Pil.r horse OF such celebrity 10 require
the slightest commcT.Figrm 10y the old imported Frnr
nOushi; and thus upwards Eclipse the second
10 the fountain head lie IL "htc bah March next
Of high form and arrcu beautiful dark mahogany hsy, without
whr he fully Gi'cn hands height, with al The
points The speedy oomcd clearly Developed
Ny purst blood of England
nui America flow through IA" this splendid r"l
lie trained and thereby denied tie privilege Of
ua,ur the tur deeds his ius,ruus
With little trouble will he HsCCIaind that his STOCK cclc-
bi,ed for harhooj and endurance His half sister Air conS
der Tic bcst ot in Anrrra Where
Others mcnon They the produce Of a"
Eclipse nned four n nil aid the above mrn'ioncd
yet to learn hat Eclipse Gi'cd the undcrrn
from excessive Training running point Of ny snewS I'r
and substance, consider Eclipse the Second interim 10 To
cut the short, wilt in at good fih say, dread not
ParFon Of him w horse Of his age the wide word over lie
now h"i"rr me nnhir us STOCK hn"e. r.l con"en ua
moro Will MISS the hsu' IL breeding from him who go for improve
! meni. THOS. FLOIRNOl.
SShould The blood and f,re Of Felipe the Second foil to
meet the views breeders mn"d recommend them 10 VI cS
Arabian the fountain head without tracing, who stands al liI
lifax Court house. at s35 the season, $50 insurance
Fcbrus,yiG s7-i.ft-
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VIRGINIA Ecesburs Lottery.

Class g. for 1889, 10 be drawn at Alexandra, Va May
25lh
IS Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID ScHEME:-S40 coo, 10000. 5000, 5000
5000 $500. 1000, 100. prizes of $50 9 of 200
20 of 00 20 OF 50O 20 of AGO. 40 Of $780, so Of 300 100
Of $50, &c.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate of Package Of 2G Tickets will be sent
for $ i30-Shares in proportion
April 26 LIST
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Jrsr CoNrLimEXTlo Gen SCOTT FROM Hen AurHo-
RIIY DR. Ckarn'ng has Published another Sermon On
War prepared account {" he apathy oil the
Me- ole On the sutiaCt aG publ shed N const TGcncc
OF fresh proofs The Hs"rshIy Of e mass "f tins COM
muntv to The crimes and vi war The preface
has this notice c' GsH Scot:
ITO this DISTINGUISHED man belongs the rare honor ni
uniting with mtiliary energy and daring the spin; of
phiian,hrop>l lis exploits IN the field, which placed
him in the first rank 81 s"ilr's have been "hscnTfd
hY the purer and las ng glory u Pac!Lcator and
of Friend uf Mankind Ia the whulr hiS"!y 81 the III.
trrcnnrse uf civil ID with blib2T0u> hall civz CON.
muniirs we Doubt Whether a brighter page cdn tie
found than that which records his agency IN the reno
val n the Cher"kees As FAR the wrongs done To this
be avned for, Gen Scott has made The rxpia'
tinn In bis mission 10 The disturbed BORDERS 81
country, he has succrrdPd not much by policy as
by the nobienc and generosity Of lis character. by mo
a Influences by The earnest conviction with which he
has ennrcsd all with whom he has 10 do, the ob!rga-
of pniri"iism justice, humanity and religion IL
would be easy To t,"d nmUng man, who has son
purer fame; aud am happy 10 oii'r this tribute be-
cause | w"Tld do something. no matter no" H'tir, 10
hasten the time when The spirit Of Christian humanity
shall be accounted essential attribute aud the bright
est ornament in o public man"
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Drawn Nos in Sussex County lottery, No l4-draw
A. $ G. q CO So - Is II 43 81
Tir kr, Nos 50 II, small ore.
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Committee Of the Mating IF The 22d february

STEAM VESSELS rr WAR We undcr-,ani says The
New York Express, that the Board wh'ch nave nr'h
sitting in WASHINGTON to devise amd recommend pans
md models for Sea Steam Vessels Of War have deter
mined TO build . steam gaies Of over 600 tons HuT.
then 10 carry 10 guns EACH viz bomb c1unon, md
eight ~ Founders :,
One is 10 be constructed AT the Brooklyn Navy YARD
Same Of the citizens Of OrdsnsI,urg and afterwards
seysra! officers If the Army stationed there, went
over 10 Prescott ask explanation q" The outrage
upon The s.eamhca United Siales. Col. Young, COM
manGlu- there, informed them that court ot inquiry
no, been discovered Vat lat
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Drawn Nos. in Alexandra Lottery, No. 2-drawn
DO - 5 SO Sc 35 so IG 81 II 81 7
Whole Ticket. Nos. q II 40, prizs ~ 81 goo
All sold and cashed by STRAIlON.
$4,000 for April 9th a, SrRATToS for Prizes
AY;l 26 llo--u
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H8ys's office.
CURNERlNG.

StlNCE the Eagle burned HOYT has taken to
y "Cornering the prizes for his customers at great
rate lis hardly worth while 10 give particulars the
drawers perfectly satisfied with The results, and
lh-se who feel DESTROYS Of knowing more, reminded
that the "proof Of me pudding is in lasting" great
business is being done in The way of "Cornerng
and hot work may be expected in few days as 80, ID
and S50000 nre wandering about, and HOYT intends
administering them excellent Spring medicine, 10
Of his customers II will prove very purifying and
healthy to the pocket and any one by sending may e1
anime his credentials NJ. ID so that no doubt need
be felt of his being regular practitioner
Draw Nos Of the $50 000-drawn the 20lh:
30 ~ 50 50 35 50 lG 81 ii 81
A large number Of Hoyts patrons will see, by COM
pairing their ticket with the drawn Nos that they have
drawn splendid pzcs-thnngh these every day
occurrences al HOYT'S BANK OF FORTUNE.
Orders solicited forthwith for tickets in the schemes
offered below, and all others you may advertised:
TIL, Holder If The Capital 'cW rrceire $50 900 nett
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,
Class 3, Tor lc3J-To be drawn al Alexandria, Va May
H. s39.
Is Nos -l2 drawn.
SPLrsDID ScHEME:-SS5 23i. II .7G5, 6,n00 1000,
5000 OO 80 prizes of Co., so of $50 50 Of 200, &c
Tickets $40; shares in proportion.
A certificate Of package of % Whoes will be sent
for Sl30-Shares in proportion
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0,O10!!
Alexandria LOTTERY.

Alexandria Lottery,
Class g. for 1889, to be drawn at Alexandria ID. c. May
18Th.
20 Numbprs-I3 Ballots.
GRAND CAPITALISTS 50 0U0 10000 10000, 5000
5000. 2477, so prizes OF 81 COO so Of 500, 50 Of $50,
G5 Of 200.
Tickets SI0-Shares in proportion.
Certificate of Package Of % Wholes in this Spleen.
did Scheme will be sent IA, Sl40-Shares in proportion.
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AHJ THORN, DENTIST, Assistant of NJ. Leve,, 90

TENO THE PUBLiC.-Thr suh.cTIG'r rpsprcl(,r,
a begs leave inf.rm his friends and The public ye
ncraiiy ba, L" has completed his rev Srablr on Il.
North side If + street hrlvpen The Bell Tavern iI,,y
and Mayo street Trinity Church. nnd is prepared
to receive livery from so 10 GO Horses From N,
long experience business he feels confident tia,
lie can give satisfaction 10 all who favor fn I'm
their patronage. JAMES HARDIN.
prl % li5-;u.
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,Co Wilson objected 10 the word ~ he did wsh
pss suogy bis ssioes but the rest Of the committee
oryrrusd him and insisted on retaining il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

frsm Csavslapd from the list 70 the 9th inst was
year the entire clearance fer the month OF June was
lbs ss IA ~ - N 8e r. ~
CoIroN-Ths market has fallen back to s inert
The entire sales reaching only about 1900 bales ~
Upland for Mobile l2ial5I New Orleans and
for Florida The arrivals have been about Wv oa,s
Charleston the 18th the market was entirely que. 49,
lad taken eace AT New Orleans the h tne
by the Great had been received its effect was 10
parayse the market. No sales took place. .,.,a.lo.
RIcE-There have beep but few sales OF TINS Article
GELS only $A62 Charleston the sales OF the weex
about All ties at the extremes Of A4a4t Al bo'toA mas
been good demand, and sales reach aosut 'ov eA ~ " ~
at auction. at 4aa5c.