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TUNNY BAGS-25yiI0 Guuny Bags, 20 aud
~ 3busLe. sizes, in baIe> and bundles, for sale by
mar22 ! BRIDGE \ Co, l3i Magazine 81
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- lCE-9O casks pine Carolina rice, landing from
y schooner Black Hawk and Tor sale by
m i 'eIlANE.R g.
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bacon SlDES-,G0 casks superior Cincinnati GU
- red, in store and for sale by q. DORSEY,
mnr ~ al New ryee
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M AKRlAGE PHYsIOLOGICALLY DISCUS.
vi SED. Translated from the French Of Jean Du.
bos, ". d. by William Greenfield.
Part LIST. On the Necessity Of Marriage!
Part ID. Instructions in counting, with cure for
lnyel
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L ETrER PRESSES-A few Ritchr's patent letter
IL copying presses received from odun via New
YORK, per laZoo and for sale hv
m2G FELT 4 Co, "a Chartres st
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F'rom The P.tersburg lsteitigeneer.
BELFIELD hACES.

BE.e:rLo, april 10th, 1899.
Dear Sir herewttl ie,l you the result Of tn.
races over this Courss. which commenced on the
9th inst,
Sweepstakes Tor colts aud FLIES. l mile heat, $500
%eGtfsnce. 500 forfeit, q subscribers, 3 started, VIZ
NJ. T.. Hawkins CHI c by Eclipse, dam Agey
Gcofce Goojwyn's eh fby Tonson, dam by Sir
Archie, 2
G. S,ih's CHI by Eclipse, dam by Shylock. , ]
Timc-lm. Sos. I'm. 574s. Well contested.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purse 5000, ? mile heats.
G. A. w Newsom's b m Fleta, by S%arpedou, dan
by RasseIas, 4 years old, l l
Townss aud Wiillamson's ch II Brocklesby.
by Luzborough, dam by Roanoke, 4 yrs
II. Har,wslrs oh m by Eclipse, dam by
Mulu1ors, 3 years old, 6 !
o. =. IIare's ch h Wing, by Andrew, dam
by Arab, I years old. +" 4 4
George Goodwyn's (Col. J. J. Hinton's) br
h by Luzbofough, dam by VrgInIan, 4
years old, 9
John WHITES b b Little Beaver, by Luz
borough, dam by Sir Archie, 4 years old. i" 3 DIS.
Thomas R,dley's & Sally John, by An
drew, dam by Winter Arabian, 4 years
old. dis.
E. Z. Ssou'. eh by Luzborough, dam by
Director. l years old, dis. .
Tines 5%-3.5s-3.545. First heat a dead
Jockey Club Parse 500, 3 mile heats.
Towns 81 WiIamson'sb h Steele, BY Fylde, dam
b, Constitution, 8 years old, !
John Wines IA Bernei, by Sarpedon, dandy
Sir Archie, 4 years old, 2
George Good~yn's (I. r. Jones') C h Cyrus,
by Marion. dam by Director. I years old ,
r.. b. Hicks ell h Tornado, by Eclipse, dam
Thsrsse, by Arab, 5 years old, o 4
Tims-6 23-5.5S. Cyrus letting down half a
mile from home IN the second heat.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRsr RAcK-Swcepstskos Tor colts and 6llies, 1
heat, 800 entrance, bali forfeit, four subscribers,
VIZ:
George Goodwyn's Merit & Williamson's) br c
by Fylde, dam Polly Psacham, by John
Richards. ]
H.. Mscklin's b f by Tranby, dam by Buzz
Yard, 4 9
j. ID. knbv's b { hy Fyldc, dam by Gohanna, 3 4
Towns & Williamson's blk + by Chateau, dan
Polly Kennedy, :
SCI .56. Track very muddy from
heavy rain the night previous.
SECOND RAcE-Sweepstakes for 4 year ODDS, one
George Goodwyn's ch h Cashier, by Golial, dam BY
Charles, 4 ! l
John Whites b h Sempler, by Sarpedon,
dam by Timoleon. 4 9
Towns * WllIiamson's b m Crazy Lea, by
Sarpedon, dam by Searchcr. 2 3 3
J. Maclin's b IN by Luzborough, dam by
Nirginian, . DIS
Tims-I.5o-l.57-2. Won easy.
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5000 Acres.
SerevUl Houses and Lots,

In the town OF New GIasgo", TO wit:
the Store House Lot, with the Improvements thereon;
the Tavern Lot, including iheNew Glasgow Hotel d
other Improvements the Yellow House and Lot adj
joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the east side of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf; and The two Houses and Lots on
the west side Of The road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and Mckesson.
The Lands are very valuable aud well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9th
er buildings aud improvements, necessary Tor The ac-
commodallon Of families or for farming Operations.--
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels, and will be if necessary, to suit pur-
chas.,s. 1t is intended TO have it surveyed and divi-
bed INTO tenemenis OF convenient size, plats OF which
will be exhibited on The day Of sale.
The undersigned, acting as trusrees, will only con-
vey such tile as is vested in them, bnt they believe
the title to be good. JOHN NJ. OTEY.
ROBER TINSLEY.
Trustees under he first deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees under The last named deed.
. March TONY
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PAYNE Il TURNER, AuctiOnccrs
find Commission .NerchNMfS,

A RE now receiving their Spring supply ofGoods
l u consisting IN part of St. Croix, =. Rico. Y
Orleans, Brazil and Loaf Sugars, from good to prime
qualities) Laguira, p. Rico, Rio. S. Scented and
Government Java Coffee; Imperial and Gun Pow
der Tea, French y London =. NJ. w I n L. ,
ia pure article,) Malaga do. Rice, Indigo. Nutmegs,
Alspioe, Salt, Cheese, Painted Buckets, Blank Books,
Fools Cap. Letter and Wrapping Paper, Molasses in
hhds. and barrels. n. G.. Tar, Fire Proof Iron
Chests, Castings, Portable Patent Balances, Segars,
sperm and Tallow Candles, Turpentin. and Shaving
Soap, Rasins, English Walnuts, &c.
ALSO,
Straw Cutters, and Corn Shelters a most valuable
article, = or 3 Nuns. Pianos, of very Superior Tones
lhey return their thaaks To a generous public 70
the liberal encouragement they have bestowed, aud
invite country and town merchants. who wish to buy
TO sell again, to call and examine their stock, which
they are determined 10 sell NJ small advances. They
are wiling 10 exchange goods on liberal terms for Fea-
theirs, Tow and Flax Linen. Butter, TaIIow. &c.
&c. &c, PAYNE & TURNER,
Bank .Sqnare)
April Is
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q q % ID $.


Our Stock of Spring Il Summer Goods
5 now fully to hand, and is offered to the public
J. as The cheapest aud most desirable we have cvx-
before exhibited.
AS our Goods were selected and purchased with,
great care, wherever and in whatever way they could
tie bOugh hi to the best advantage, whether pt privately.
at auction, or OF the importers and manufacturers
themselves, we fai:er ourselves we shall be able TO
offer an assortment as general and as well suited
both TO the tastes and the pulses Of our friends AZ
any other IN this market.
Our Stock is very large, and consists in part oflhs
following
Black, blue-bIack and culo,ed Silks, plain and fc'd
Challeys, a great variety,
Muslin de Lanes al 2s. 81. per yard,
Printed Cambrics, Lawns and Muslins, from Is. Gil.
to the finest,
Callcoes, a great variety, very cheap,
Ginghams, | entire case at Is. per ward,
2O bales Cotton Cloth. from Cd. TO Is. per yard.
Bleached do from Cd. TO Is. cd. per yard,
2 entire bales German Burlaps, bought Of HE I'M
porter and at very low prices.
Cotton Oznabnrgs. a large lot at Cd,
PLAID and striped Domestics. for servants dresses,
Ladies' Shoes, from IS. TO The best Kid, at Is. Cd.
Mems, Boys and Misses do do.
Bleached and brown Linen Driliings,
summer Cloths, ErmInets, Grape Lasting and
Camblets, Gambroons, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan
keen, brown Linens and Cassimeres, Of every quail
iy and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, a very superior article,
for gentlemeu's Summer Coats.
Blue, black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
aud unusually low.
VesIings, a splendid assortment.
Leghorn HAS, for gentlemen.
GU duz. Palm Leaf do 81.
l case Florence Braid Bonnets, very fms.
! do Nuns do new style.
BESIDES a great variety OF Fancy Articles, such as
Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs. Fancy handkerchief, de.
&C. all oil which will be sold very cheap, for cash.
BURTON q ROBES.
April Is t.
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GARDEN
March II

a LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
- which will warrant 10 be fresh and genuine
VIZ: Eaily York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do; early George do late Drumhead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do red Dutch do.
white Onion Seed yellow do: early Blood Turnip-
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do; O,ano,
Carrot early Horn do; early Cluster Cucumber /;
ezra long Southeaie do; long green do early
Frame do; Matlynla Probes : Nu,meu Melon,
early Squash +; Porters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce.
Ice do; Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do; Ions
white Naples Radish early Short Top Seas
I,add'sh long Salmon do Cherry Turnip do ;
wh',e DO Ben Pepper; large Tomatoes ; Vege,a.
Asparagus; Bene Plant; Mangel Nurtzel; Rura
Baga Pashinstor Peas: early Charleston do larre
Marrowiat do early China Beans Mohawk do
early SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese pro-
IN { ,ofH- HENRY LATHAM.
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AhknieANs ~ PAns-From Mr.. Walsl's las,
ieuer,rom Paris. published in the New York Amer.
'can, we extract the following -
on Thursday last, the eminent American b,,l.,
M "s''es' gave a grand ball in his noble hotel in
me Place 81. George. Eleven rooms. son. of ,h.n,
very spacious. were opened Tor the enioy,ncp, nj ,hn
cempany-in number about five hundred and 66y in
necourseo oil The evening. The conservatory nj he
".eo"'Pnsneu hostess, which is rich IN the rarest and
most If.'iant plants, and he Chinese bvudoir. fnr-
n sn.u ,onthe celestial Empire, were particularly
"o"'feu. All the apartments were lipbted !, i, ~
10 give the hnest effect to the whole scene. Amnny
me guests were titled dignitafies, financial pot,b,G'
zee EnS'sh and French OF The various degrees NJ
fashion, and about one hundred and fifty Americans
s' .N NOT 'nferior-espeeially the ladiss-ellhe,
"Ppe'f"pce or manner. 10 any denomination of
'ne Europeans. The band consisted of ,bi,,ea, .,
.he oest musicians, led by one Of he brothers S,yans,
'"'"o''al' rs you know, by both the comnosvior
performance Of their waltzes. The d,zzln.
saa "as opened as early as nine O'Clock, and broke
~ '".e 10 the morning. Every one had reason
ed s,,is s's'eu every part of the arrangement prov
90 e"iie'y successful. IN shorr, the an,i, :. won,
"" perfectly wsll-which is understand IN no ,ha
" 'ecompense OF the taste aud libetali,y exerc;sed
on such occasions by the hosts. In or,ier ~ ,.asL
!" ~" inherent Is the situation Of a Paris nary.
49, from mat OF q Mrs. Washington po,is
mat The directions for this splendid ""
were prepared and distributed in he spac, If an t nn.'
1IiA VII nh nam :
sna mat al ras duly achieved, accord,ng N ~,
narrative above. without further ,roublc mr. -!
ne mach'nery here is SO well conlriyed. and ; %
ill., ,ha y 'hcessant use, that the results come
nose OF lie summons of Aladdio,s lam,
Monsieur aud Madame Sniff, from New or,..n.
.ss'uen' m me Chanssee DAMN. issued a, The be-
ginning oil last week their oaids for a ball an ,ho OH
pros'no. Two years ago, they RECALLED two ,hon.
ss a. aeqna'niances with a Ike festival. Tina, now
N'e Is mmited to a thousand, q number no, sniff
cen. 10 hi' their elegant apartments.
ies'e'aay' l3lst iust,) the s ated soiree of Gen.
~ r."" uncommonly brilliant. The numbe,
!. asnsn and foreigners Of distinction present was
Grsn,;l us' -. usual sra, !. included Lord and Lady
.ne hes'is Of most Of The Embassies. rha ",oao !"
J" ~ : americans in the company fell sbor,. owing
: s'iraet,on Of Col. Thorn's grand b,IJ GIVEN on
.ne : evening. have not the honor Of eersonai
= s,,s., win The New York magnidco. A,
"''e'' ! am familiar with his ~ma,elless
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GEORGE

OFFERS FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES
" for cash orbarter:
SUGARS, &c.
IS hhds. Porto Rico aud ST. Croix,
Is do Prime n. Orleans,
5000 lbs. single and double Loaf,
5 uerces n. O.. Clarified,
1900 lbs. Crushed.
2oo bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade
part selected particularly foi families.
MOLASSES.
10 hhds. n. o. and English Island,
Is terces and barrels N. O..
SALT.
CANDLES.
80 boxes Common and Patent Tallow,
VARIETIES W Is Sperm
10 boxes Turpentine Soap,
80 whole, haIfan md quarter boxes bunch Raisins,
25 Nests iron bound Tubs,
10, 900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Lynclburg Factory. M.
5to IL,
10, 900 lbs. Western Bacon,
? tierces Carolina Rice, new crop,
5 barrels Maccarel,
ls barrels Rump Pork,
20 kegs Duponts Rife Powder.
1,50o lbs. Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads id 10 God,
l,5oO lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
100 lbs. Spanish Hoiant Indigo,
$50 lbs. Dutch Madder,
LOO lbs. American Blistered Steel,
10 barrels Tanneis' Oil,
80 bushels Northern Potatoes,
90 bags Shot,
80 ieams Wiring and Letter Paper,
Is bis. Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoko Chewing Tobacco.
20 boxes Young Tyson, Imperial and Gunpow-
dei Tea,
20 barrels N. C. Tar,
20 doz. Lines and Bedcords,
l bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Alisplcc.
Hoshen and Pine Apple Cheese,
wrapping Twine, Clover and Timothy
Seeds.
Muscat Wine, West India Preserves.
Window Glass, Half Bushcl Measures.
brown Shirtings, Bedtickine,
Chocolate, Shoes, Hats,
Tar Csns, Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
.SMa orr Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars of various grades
March 81
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vii, do you rot 90 Back 10 Charleston, why do you
Remain with us 7 IL South carolins .tepeaIs the
Law. which beats heavily upon us, without do
,pe good INV where, the World will sing Praises 10
YOUR magnin,nnty. your approving conscience will
cheer Won, for The part you might take in Repeal,
BESIDES the blessings Of many Honest Hearts. who
will Return In the sweet embrace Of long separated
friendship; so far as regards myself who was delu-
ied away from Home by the Offers Of Large Sal
laryes fr Missionary Service, all The Promises
have turned out TO be base Imposition and cruel
cheat IL IS true. ! have had some privilege to iray-
81. which improved, in carefully looking out a
Home and Reviewing The condition Of the Coloured
peoplc, IL this also ! have been sadly disappointed.
although | have visited almost every city and Town
betsecn Charleston s. &. and Portland Maine. !
can find no such a Home and no such a Respect
bic Body Of Coloured People as | left in my Native
CRY.
Respectfully Yours &c.
N. ID. The States Of Delaware and Maryland,
which Border on Pennsylvania. experience no dlsld-
vantage, nv permitting her Coloured People egrcss
and ingtess into he, State, and their interest is lIke
YOUR own, the Truth Of Norihern Hypocracy ought
to be known. Suffer your people TO return Home
aud ihry will desert The Northern States. The sin
gle fact that we are wiling to quit the North speak:
Volumes.
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MORE w IL. GOODS.yy
AND THAN EVER.
~ Id IL T. w e.. ELLIOTT.

MORE VI W.
AND THAN EVER.
"A N Id IL Il w e.. ELLIOTT.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL public generally, that he has just received at his
Fancy Dry Goods Estublishment,
Opposite the Market House.) Lynchburg, Virein,e,
The most splendid assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
ever offered in this market, which will be sold at the
lowest prices possible for CASH.
All those who wish TO buy Goods for cash, are re-
spectfully informed. that after looking at all other
houses in The place. they can get nearer the worth
of their money at Elilott's, than at any other house
in the place, ifthey will only recollec, that
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE!
and tina, as much can be done IN buying as in sell
ling, am %cbnfident they will give me a call.
In the following list many Goods entirely new,
will be found unusually low.
800 pieces of English, French, Scotch and
American Calicoes. AZ all prices,
loo pieces French GInghans, at from Is. to 20
cents, always considered cheap al IS. Cd.
81 ps. Lawns and Muslin, more beautiful than ever
was seen before, from Is. Cd. to 3s,
"a ps. Gro de Maps and Reps Silk, perfectly beau
tiul. at all prices, from IS. Cd. 10 9s.
ioo doz' Ladies Hose, all style and quality, SILK,
Mohair, Wor,ted and Cotton,
80 doz. Linen Cambria HandkerchIefs, at all prices,
from Is. Cd. TO lbs.
% doz. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Gloves and Mitts,
some OF the very best quality ever offered.
3 cases lrish Linen, at prices ranging from Is. Cd.
to 9s.
80 bales and cases Bleached and Brown Doimestics,
at all prices,
SO pieces ofthe most splendid and fashionable styles
OF Pantaloons Stuns, embracing every variety oil
styles now worn TO the North,
81 pieces Vcstings, some of which are the hand
soonest styles known,
Several CARTOONS MEMPIIANAI, an en-
tIre'y new article for Ladies' Dress,
III pieces Irish Linen Sheeting, a splendid article Tor
families,
together with Cloths, Nankeens, black and blue
black Silks. all of which are offered lower than they
ever were before in this market for cash.
~ b.. | have a box Of Chinelle Cord. and a case oil
elegant Parasols. A. C. ELLIOTT.
April 8 Is
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LANDS.

PURSUANT TO The provisions Of two deeds OF
J. trust, executed by David s. Garland, the one
to the undersigned, John NJ. Otey and Robert Tins
ley, bearing date the 9th da, OF April, 1923. and the
other to the und.sigcsd Robert Tinsley and Mau-
rice u. Garland, bearing date the day Of April
1925, eo'.., OF which are of record in the Clerks Of
fra Vi Amherst, we shall on Friday, the 10Th day of
at the residence Of the said David S. Garland,
proceed to sell, for ready money, to The highes, bid
der, all The remaining property conveyed in the said
deed, or SO much thereof, as will be sufficient TO
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
erty consists of The Tract Of Land on which
tie said David S. Garland resides.lying IN the county
of Amherst, on both sides OF Bufaloc River, and a
round the town of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Girls, Mill. on Bufaloe, Cherry Hill Plantation,
the Winton House and Plantation, the House where
The said David S. Garland resides, win the appurte
nances, supposed to contain upwards Of
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HENRY LATHAM.
GUIDE TO
A
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
J m. 81

rINHE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
l. to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg ON Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 9 O'Clock. A. NJ. and reaches Charlottes-
vile in the evening Of those days il arrives al Ere
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at Z O'Clock, p. NJ. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lotiesville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two DAYS.
or those going from Lynohburg TO Richmond will
reach Richmond on The second day at 6 O'Clock. p.
M.-Our leans and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant TO
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg SIl so
do 10 Richmond 9 so
Apply at the franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
JAMS Is
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uSl received. the most splendid assortment OF
french worked Capes and Collars, thai theNor.
.nssn markets will afford, at all prices, from 81 80
y; " 10 ladies wishing something really exquisite
March 81
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DESCRIPTION

ARCHER is u beautiful chestnut sorrel, 10 wears
old, five feet two inches high. Of great action, fine
bone and muscle, u as well proportioned as any horse
in America. He has a beautiful coat of hair, which
denotes his superior stock his eirth is full and deep,
his back short aud strong, thighs and arms very
muscular hlsfrout appearance Is commanding, his
head and neck are well formed, his countenance gen
tie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
well knowuIo the people Of this county, | deem it
unnecessary to give Il pedigree.
Archer was awarded a NEEDLE at the last Apricul-
tural exhibition in Lynchburg.
Any gentleman wanting to raise turf horses, saddle
horses. or horses for the farm, would do better to
breed from Archer than any other horse of my ac-
quaintance. From my own experience they max
the best saddle horses, and the bes, farm horses that
have seen. AS to bottom they cannot be beaten by
the world. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
March %
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From he C1iumbid, S. c. Tclcscorc.

The following letter, from a black man born in
Charleston, but who has been living for many years
ia Philadelphia. was handed to us by a clergyman
OF this place. To whom II was addressed. Ii comes TO
us accompanied by assurances that the writer is
among The most honest aud intelligent OF hi,
class.
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HUNT 4 MARTIN.

will continue the business, for a few weeks. at the
old stand of W., w. x ID. and thereafter in the tene
ment Immediately opposite the Post Office.
We respectfully invite our friends, aud particular
" the old customers Of NJ, w. Il ID. to give us a
call. No exertions will be spared TO render the
most ample satisfaction, both as to the prices and
qualify oil our GOODS.
Our stock, though not large at present, will be
greatly increased in few weeks, by purchases now
being made in the Northern Cities, exclusively for
cash; and will be sold on arrival, at a very small ad
vance for cash. JAS. :. HUNT.
THO. J. MARTIN.
March II
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~
$4,000 WORTH IN

$Es Est0 " tsH sN ~ R1
q q % ID =
1T CASH PRICES.
WYE are now receiving at our CAST STORE.
w Bank Square, the largest. NEST desirable
and CHEAPEST Stock Of
DRY GOODS,
GrOeeries, HarG.UMre, Shoes, SC, &c.,
We have ever had the pleasure Of offering the pub
lie, bought exclusively for CASH, and mostly at the
rev York Auctions.
The care with which these Goods were-- selected,
and the manner in which they were bought, certain
" enable us TO offer Them at such prices as cannot
fail to please all who are disposed 10 buy. Wa IN,
yite such 10 give US acaIl and examine 70. TIE .nselves,
before purchasing, rs we are determined to sell un-
der the marke, prices. FOR CASH.-Ths following
are q few Of the "%.tielcs
CLOTHS coded wool-dyed black, blue. green,
brown, and all other colors, cheaper thar they
were ever offered 10 this market.
CASSIMERRS-Plain, ribbed, striped and Veto
ria, al coiors. as cheap as the Cloths.
CASS!NETTS-Plain, striped and plnid. very
cheap,
65 pieces Kentucky Jeons. auction purchase, vsry
Splendid figured and plain Satin Vss'inss.
Marseilles do do some extra fine.
Tenants Satin and Bombazins Stocks Of all widths
100 pieces Georgii Nankesns. very chear,
~, VIZ vc,y cbe,n.
,Ui,;,s and h,owo Linen Drill, .o,n. extr, nne and
fane,ful,
p,nwn inen sevey,I ,uc,io, lo,, vsrv ehe.p.
I,sh Iinens all o,,I,,ies somo very fine.
200 wards do auction lot. fine a, Is cents.
10 real Irish Shooting, very fine,
Bombazine, from 81 to the finest.
Su, . .u u.,u
width.
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NVEECE.
a IL accounts and bonds due the concern of
noo'nson y Elliott. must be paid before the
list OF May, or else we will sue on all Of them Wv
RIO. ROBINSON.
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