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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

Loco loco meas New England have sense enough
h"s" every so't and Kind of lists into their party
tanks with a view TO political snec.ss A., Al >
ops snd AbolItionsis, fifteen gallon men and ami,
'iteen CALM men. are seized on whenever lulle
gar" IN is to be made by layorng then principles.
ne 6iobe docs not know. Of course that Abo-
i''o" men, ana women too. Tor aught we know, f.r
'hes seem 10 be wonderfully endowed ni,b talents
'od courage denounee openly in Mr. q ,,riso,,s M,
per many oil the Wing candidates. aud espouse the
cause ct the Loeo-ioco Abohtnuisis.
AS Tue olube knows nottng about these things
VI course WI L use the means in lis power to as
Iri"h Tie ld'ts Perhaps 1t may learn also thar the
III pu'eh men cunnlngy selected Abolition men
'of Their candidates, IN order 10 receive Inv tins
coalition oil Na1 Buren, men and AboIulonlsis. The
'oles OF the anti slavery citlaens
ne ''ooe' we 'mae'n', will not copy this
'ee' aud endeavor 10 ront Out any elrors winch We
have committed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
MARRIAGES..

Married, on Tuesday the 10 h inst by the Rev.
William Hamersly Mr.. GEORGE W. A. RAINE,
OF Prince Edward, to Miss CAROLINE NJ, daI ghler
OF RIchmohd Sta'ham, deed. OF Campbell county,
- the 7lh inst. by The Rev. David b.
Nicholson. Mr.. Thomas J. Penn 10 Miss CArnA-
RINr, daughter ofCol. GreensyllIe Pcuu, all Of tie
county OF Patrick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

~ Charles +. Mercer, Esq. the member of
Congress from the Loudoun district, we learn from
the Alexandra Gazette, has determined TO accept
the appointment OF Cashier Of the Union Bank of
Flodda--an offer 50 personally advantageous luat he
has not felt himself NJ liberty to decline it. The Ga
z,ue adds MIR. Ms departure for Florida is
d. sred by the Stockholders Of The insliluton--bu
we presume he VIII remain long enough 10 lake his
seat at the opening OF Congress, AMI vote Tor
Speaker, Cleik, &c"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

" Tho Wings in several parts Of Western
New \ OK have held meetings and nominated Gen.
Winfield Scott as next President. The General
will doubtless have his claims fairly considered by
The Harrisburg Convention but we beg the friends
oil Gen. :. in New York TO remember that it requires
something stronger than local popularity to elect
man to the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
by CHARLES pzsEl AIS.
Extensive Sale Of New ana Valuable
Rocks nj Auction.

an Tuesday night, Nov &c, nj eandlelghi,
~ shall commence the sale vi very large and
extensive collection &c NEW BOOKS, embracing
works in neatly all tie various bra 'ehes OF Lnefa.
turr, 6c. &c Tie assortment no y presented Is
decidedly superior 10 any ever Offered IN lhs place
at auction, aud comprises upwards OF T. % Thousand
volumes. The sale will be continued every evening
until the whole are closed.
Not having sufficient room IN INV own store, /
have rented HE house formerly occupied by Nj.
Joseph Marsh, al winch place the sale slli take
place
An b Books are warranted perfect, aud sales with
out reserve. Books at private sac at reduced riees
Catalogues can be had on application.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auctr.
Nov. % 1t
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FRESH oysters.
We Lovers Of good Eating, look nt this!

fINuE s,.Lseribers, thankful Tor the pas, encon,-
i apement Hay have received, anl DESTROYS 10
CRAFTY the palat.s OF th'f trends have succeeded
III making an afranA 'uent by which they viii re-
ceiye daily per stage. asHpply of frst rate
YSTE IS,
which with Game and all the t.eo'ae'es OF the mar
kcr, will be served mp in a style nlr,a thy hater
themselves Will satisfy all, who may lsgor 'le" viii
call.
Their Bar will also be constantly snrpl.ed with
an assortment OF the most choiee Liquors
J. NJ, Il q. W. lANCEfs
Nov 25 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

~ "A eoanryaan," in the Richmond Enquirer,
urges, with great ZEAL and he says. ATE, mature de-
liberation, the destruction OF the banking system in
this State. The Enquirer publishes this furious
TRADE without note comment. Does that paper
approve Of the recommendation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
3G7 Acres Of l. ND

situated in the County Of Amherst, The north side
OF tho Tobacco Row Mountain, beng part OF ,he
Tract purchased OF William :. Crl"tufd's estate.
aud BOUNDED by The Lands Of the late Richard Jones'
Thomas T.. peasants aud Others,
Acting merely as trustee, tie subscriber will only
convey to the purchaser puichasers Of SAID pro-
peily the Title vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
Nov % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn bv
ID, 5. Gregory Il Co. in all Vueinia Schemes, (ac-
tompanirl 10y cash or Prize TICKETS, promptly and
corGdeutiay attended 10, when addressed to
HENRY H. BOOKER
Lynchburg. Va.
g. , My customers may always depend ON see
ing the numbers Of every LOTTERY in which ]
sell Tickets, published in This phper, 1.-THE Virgil
man, 50 the Official List of the Drawing is
received. II. Ii. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

M T. have Just received he greater portion OF our
': Fall aud Winter Gnods, which comprise
La 20 ard general Hssortmcnt--I'hey were purchased
in tho Northern Cnes, generally very low prices.
aud will b. sold corcspcnd,ncy low TO all who may
favor US with D call. We inyue purchasers TO gvu
ON goods an examination, as we ieei coutdcni that
We can suit tllem bothi IN quality and price.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Nov. 7 dw il--ofis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
E.sEE ~ yS.s.v'YASs GOODS.


we have very large supply of i o \ L L
Of every description, Pam raw, At al prices.
Nuns. Florence Braids, fiom 81 10 the iGest aliics
OF the kind manufactured Bonnet Ribbons Of every
slyle suitable 10 the season, together with IL hand
selection of MotislIn dc LANES, SILKS Sa'fins.
Mernoes, French, German and English worked
Cares d Collars Fancy iliefs. Gloves, lns'rlIngs
and Edsinqs OF all sorts, Curls Plais and many nth
-er handsome and desirable GOODS. TO which we
particularly invite the at,tn lon al tue LADIES.
r." We invite call from Country Metcbabts,
TO whom we will make liberal deduction from 70
tail prices. HORNER u WATSON.
Ocl. 81 Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
EOEs HE.vT.
E0ss KE.N'E.

l WISH 10 rent In a good tenant, my HOUSE
I and LOT, containing about 81 acres, where
now reside, on the Lynehbute and Salem fnnplkr
Al the FIST Toll Gate, about % miles from Lynch
burg. The dwellings, are large and eonnodlons.-
Persons wishing III kropa house OF public entertain
mtnt would do well 'ofont There Is an excellent well
OF water IN the Lot also. Stables, dc. also, u
good Peach aud Apple Orchard Possession gwen
immediately. MARY u. COLEMAN.
Nov. % Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

4 Il Circur Superior Cour oi Law and Chan
N Gerry continued and held tor Nelson County, al
the Court house. on Wednesday the I'd day oi DC
taher. 1899
William Ball. administrator de bonl4 non with
the wall annexed Of Raph Joplng, deceased
pAlntin,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

c. Col. Spencer NJ Ball, late delegate in the
Virginia Leg stature, has been appointed Clerk OF
The County Count of Fairfax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
Richmond .Tcaee ..ny LOTTERY,
Grand .$ehe,sle i!
DrUsriHss received at BO0Ler's
office.
4 Is 2G IL so "a 4l Z

IS 3G II 50 "a % 80 . 50 9 %
The above numbers were drawn for The Mononea.
liza Lottery, Glass G, for 1890 Alexandria on the
! 9th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

A IL PERSONS Indebted to the late concern
/ N Of Lancaster & Bryant, will please make pny.
~ snl immediately as II Is dcsirous 10 wind up The
bus at an early day. All persons having ca,n's
acain.t the same will present them for payment.
WILSON =. BRYANT.
surviving pa,tner Of Lancastt, g. Bryant.
Nov. o5 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

CANADA.--1he union of the two provinces is
understood TO b. the great healing measure propo
sed by the British Ministry for the pacifcation Of
the Canadas with how much likelihood Of success
may be inferred from the tone Of an extraordinary
editorial article III the Montreal Courier Of the 18Th
u. in which this plan is denounced in the bnterest
language scheme for sub Getting the British to
the control Of the French Canadians. and in which
ii is declared that the British will join The "grea,
Western English nation rather than be the weaker
part of a French province II winds up its article
with The following significant and revolutionary par
aerapli-which seems TO 10 be the shadow OF
coming events
I'VE believe this country is doomed not to be
British long; the option is LEFT us ofbecumug Yam
KEGS or French, aud that Ergllsh,nan will hesitate
Noffe parti est prs. We are perfectly serious when
we sa, I'VE believe Canada will not long be Brush
1t is a long story, give all reasons, and II is Il
story II make Biilun weep. aud dash his clenched
hand against a stone wall we, therefore, don't like
10 commence il a, all events, not now. We are
not i the vain One of these days we shall attempt
It, or perhaps Muuus wi Try his hand d It,.
~ For brief notice Of the dinner to Mr., Wise
at LOUISA Court llousc, on the 10Th INST STE fast
Mage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE,
I hs Merchants Fnc Insurance Company OF Balti-
a..... ,arnicd INN. n III, IA mini nj SsNA 400.

sneos ,"rnscd 1870, with "a Hpiia Of $500 900.
l.. dee No. IL, SoHth Sheet baltimore.
Tl,uE T. sesideot and Directors oil tins Institution
/ meet Il. 'ily, toi the purpose u making lnsnr-
ance on AhHs, MaHgjdctories, Houses, Barns and
contents Iay am Gram an Stacks, Stores and GooN
contained aerrin a'd all properly subject To Luss
or Damage by Enc. whether situated IN Town OF
County,
Applications must spec,y the Amo"ot 10 be In
sufed, aud the Tune ior whit II Is wanted; OF what
materials the build ngs arc cons raeled aud covered
and how occupied also ui those adjacent to me
property on which Insurance IL aske>' Tue same
will be stated OF buildings IN which goo. are CON
tanned, where lnsuganee Is desired on SAID eoods'
All applications must be accompanied by round
plan OF the premises shelving the relative situa'n
al distance OF suoh houses hay stacks, barns sta
hes " piles OF lumber, may be near.
pm eulous by mail will receive Immediate al
tCmian. ''N"N i'''N, I 'oS l.
DIRECTORS.
wm l. Ma, hew Thos. Il. Matthews,
~. y p.,.. Wm, G.. Jaw,
VIM. II. Beatty. ~ h'tha'asoh'
LANES / ro,ner Jot,a Hopkins,
Il. ID. BIZ tps.
Nj. ". DAVENPOR, Agent,
L,ncbbu Y, Va
J. SAumN NpHms, Sec'y
Nov. 70 NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
E..H yV'S.

E.4U.S.
4 QMAA'S DIGEST, Vols.
81 Davs's Criminal Laws. | Vol.
English Common Law Reports, u WIS
Aud other valuable Law Works lusi received and
for sale. al publishers PRICES, by
PAYNE 3 GREGORY.
. Nov. IL Imu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

WANTED 20OO PAIR YARN SOCKS.
ENOR wbichwe will give ILLEGAL prica in trade.
IL We also wish /, pm ch,se lnse Ioi 81
FEATHERS, FLAX SEED. YARN JEANS.
LlNSEY. &c. BUXTON & ROBES
Get. IS -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
Gs.ERsEEAs ps.s.VTEEs.

4 NAN capable ~ co Quoting the business If
y farm with small family aud sober, industrious
habits, may dad employmen The ensuing yea, by
application To EDWIN MAJ He .
Nov. u SIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

a. Mr.. Dawson OF Georgia is spoken of, in ma
ny quarters. as the Wing candidate FOR the Speak
er's chair, at the opening Of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
FOR RENT,
Nov %

dr., A HOUSE aud Lot ON Federal Hill Pos
I1ii;I session viii be given the 1t Of pecem-
-La-.A be-. GEORGE W.luRNEH.
Nov. % ,slf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

" D,. Francis Mallory OF Elizabeth City county,
and lately member Of Congress from that district is
nominated for the office Of Governor by correspon-
dent OF the Norfolk Ilerald.-A correspondent o'
the Enquirer dominates Col. Joseph 5. Watkins for
that tfice. Another correspondent OF that paper
dominates Peter V. Daniel (the " eternal" Peter
V. who is always up lor Office, in order. we sup
pose, 10 illustrate his idea of the Republican doe.
,rine of roation,) as next Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
RO. c. GU TIER, cK.
CnMNlssIoNER's OFFICE. }

COMIiSbIoNEKTS OFFlCF,
Lovngson, 10Th November, 1899. {
The parties Concerned in the foregoing order and
degree will be pleased to lake that have APP
pointed "Wednesday, the 10Th day Of January ucxt
20 carry The same mo effect, on winch day. by ten
O'Clock ~ the moruing, they requested 10 attend
TINY Office. with Their books, papers and voucl ets,
aud copies of Count papes, prepared for ination
and settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Gem.
Nov % Win
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6G 81 a AZ 90 CT 40 81 4s 35 II 81.

The above numbers were dawn Tor the Wheeling
Glass, No ., for 1880, AT Richmond, Gu the 10 h
inst.
cr's Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

o. The Richmond Wing responds with equal
ccarness aud severity loa complaint of writer in the
Enquirer that the Governcr has failed 10 discharge
his duty in mol causing the State funds 10 be temov-
ed from The Bank TO safer place OF deposlIe. as
directed by the law OF 1889, notwithstanding their
removal is rendered impossible by the law OF 1927
Now, it would really be a matter of amusement
says the Whig) to sec the removal Of bank notes
from the Banks to some other safe place of Jepos-
lite. II. rs this wiseacre alleges, the Banks insol-
ven what would it avail the public 10 remove their
notes (aulhorzed by law 10 be received in payment
oi public revenues,) TO place OF greater safety ~
That would be The Sub Treasury scheme, without
the specie clause, which Mr.. Calhounrighay enough
rdicules as an emaseualed thing-ior if Banks may
be So far trusted that their may be received
IN payment OF public dues il is areica TO say that
they cannot be nus cd saleyto keep those notes!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
trustees safe OF ,SlaveS ana
EHhH

10y virtue Of a,Deed of Trust executed to Georne
- w. Nelson aud myself, by John Nc Daniel de-
ceased, in his lite time, bearing date on the
2Gih day OF March, 1898, and Of record in tie Cnun-
~ Couu OF Amherst, shall on the first day OF the
next December term OF the County Couu Of Am
hest. before the front door OF the Caurhous Of
said County expose 10 sale, by way of public auc-
ION. Inr ready money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
STOVES.

vuST RI" E,YED genetd assortment of
y CooAi, o. Fra oklid. Paror Yen Plate AZ d Box
T,2OMAS g. AGREE.
Oct. 81 rs II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
II NEW q GODS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT OUR
w CASH STORE Bank Square,
suppl y Of
E.gEE ~ H'g.VTElRR GOODS,
which, upon examination, will be found 10 equal any
stock in this mlikeI in style; garlrty aud che nn"ss.
We respectfully solicit call from cur old cusio
rrs aud friends and the public generally. They ~,ll
find We are drternned TO sell cheap for CASH
Planters, Farmers, Contractors. ansl
others, who have wuoens to buy, would w. eUn-
slderaby by examining our heavy stock OF
.sNpf Cotton, Eufl'ss Cloths, LtssSeyS,
Rf1sskSsS
aud other coarse Goods suitable for 'rYants before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
NExT LpH"TEHsEs AsaEAD!!

BOokCr's EOsteTy ~ EXCItangc Office,
Lynchbuig, Nov. 25lh, 1879.
| Capital Prize of $4,000 !!
do do 10000
TICKETS $40 SHARES IN PROPORTIONS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

Harrisburg COnreRtion Prom the State of Ala.
bama the following delegates have been appointed :
Arthur +. Hopkins and John Gayle for the State a t
large lst district, WIN. II. Smith-Geo. p Beirne,
alternate! 2d, John NJ. Swoore-James jackson
alternate 3D. Wm NJ. Murphey-W. S. Jones
alternate 4lh, II. w. Hilliard-W. IL. Cren-
shaw alternate 9Th, p. Herbert-Jom Nj. Burke
alternate.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07
- - ,4tfb
FOR NEW WORK

/
Louisiana and New York Line Of Pack.,s,
HE Ships composing this limo will saiI fran
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon-
day-con'nencing on tho Goth Noyember-,nd 10
insure Tue runctualty in the time of sail;ny The
i!ne VIII hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trask, 10 leave on Tho oO,h
November. ~ ~s'A
Ship Lou'svl:'e, Captain Palmer, 10 leave on III.
4th December. '"'
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldrdpe, 10 leovo on N.
18th December ~
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhouso 10 leove on
the LIST January.
Snip Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on tho
10th of January.
The above are all new, of the first class. conner
a. and copper fastened, undn upwards Of 500 ions
nuFthen' nre of light draught of water, being built
IN New York expressly for the trade. The price
o. passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their cabin, are
h.ted up IN the most improved and conyenient
pian' and finished in n neat and elegant STYLE
ample stores OF the first quality will be provided,
satisfaction OF passengers who will please take mo.
lice that no berth be secured until pad far ~
the OFT co Of the consignees.
These vessels commanded bv cnnta;rs ,x.,,
experienced in the trade, who will give every a,
teniion and exert themselves to Accommodate Thcv
VIII Ut all times be towsd up and down the Miss;s
sippi by steamboats,, aud the strictcst puncn,l;,
observed in tho time of sailing.
Inc owners OF these ships will no, be respon.;
o'o Tor any letter, parcel or package, sent bv or
put on board OF them, unless regular bill Of lading
De signed therefor, at the counting house Of ,hs
agent or owners. For further particulars annlv ~
BEIN s. A COHEN,
W Common st
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FOR NEW YORK,
FOX NEW YORK.
LOUISIANA and New York Line of Packe,sl
~ - lis x4Ab

49," yin A-Me VI IackelS.I
- u is H.
VIE SHIPS COMPOSING this Line viii sail IRON, Ns,v
y leans and New York on every other Mom,." az"
commencing on the Goth november and n ;ns"rs H.,
s'r,ctest punctuality in the time Of sailing III, 10
WI hereafter consist Of five Ships VIZ - '-'
snip !azoo, Captain Iraak to leave IN the s,D,h ,,
Snip louisville, Cap,ain Palmer, to leave on this 1,b
December. " ''' ~"
sinp Hanfsotte. Captain Edrilsar to leave on III.
18Th Decenb /. 49, :" w
lst Jan lsry. " '"'s w Nv
ship Ns''ss,ppi, Captain Davis 10 leave on the ls.L
~ The above ships are all new, Of III. fra, c,,s.
Lphae" una copper iaslened and upwards Of 500 ,ops
Hu,'eh' nfe "i light draught Of Mucr, being built in
view lofN expressly for the 1rae. The price Of mas
sage IS ~ ed al one hundred dollars. Their Cabins nre
a'ed The niosl improved and convenient Man and
n'is.ea VI neat aud elegant style. Ample st.res o
.e mrs, quality will be provided and every regard Ind
~ me comfort and entire sasac OF aSsengers w.
WI Please take notice that no berth cal, be secnrsa .n
~ PAID Tor ut The office Of the consignees
'hese Jackets are commanded by Captai,s we'll ~
petienced IN the trade who will give every a,,en,;nn
a,o exert themselves to accommodate. Z ley will vt
an "!ies oe lowed up and dow the Mssissippi Nv
the lime Of sailing. -" ~
lie owners OF these hips will not be responsible. far
aEy let err parcel package sent by or mi on bnn ~
hem, unless regular hill Of adinr he signed thareC
AZ te counting h0nsa Of the agents or OK ,ers "a
"f'h'f Particulars, apply to
,, u BEIN L. A COHEN:
NV " W Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-07

fNaE undersigned having recon .aenced busn,.s
as Dt"ggist and Apelhecary, in mo si,ra
owned ny NJ. Cub On, al lie corner nf Tiv.I,
c,reie and Triton Walk, fespsctluy solicisu share
OF 'e ruhic palrahfge and artnewai OF The IA
o. ms i"rner customers. The entire stock ii
Drugs, medicines an toncy articles is fresh mud
carefully selected. The believing oniy arc par
tcn'atized, viz: -
Ere Soda, seieli 2 and Saratoga Pow doris.
east Pnw dtrs, being a Wholesome and ele "a nj
Substitute for yeast, in raisisg bread, burk~hcut
cakes, &c: -
Buffers Effsrvescent Magnetism Apperiert-.
pleasant and genie porgatvei in dyspeps,a or ind.
gesiion, nervous debility, giddiness, head.cbe
acdiy Vt the stomach, ha bi, ual cost,yeu.ss. eu,a
neous eruptons. &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract of asrsapnril.
purifying the boon, &c do do and cubehs. SC.
Swaim's Pafacca and Nermilug.; British an
HaeIlem oils, opedeldpr, &c.
Refined l. qn.r,ce, jnjube mud Guam auve paste
Tooth b.nshus, N 5 Preniice,s cnri,onic den,rjt
ice, chl"r'nsioot wash, pow der puffs and bexes.
Pfentices ca,bar,e dentt flee, chlorine tooth wash
powder pnffs and 5.xts, Prenrice's scented snd
PLAN iol'et powder. pomatmm creme do Pesas.
orange flower, Sc, invene er and fioIids waters
II the best qaties. Rawland's Macussar Oil, Old.
ridges baln, OF Columbia, bent's oil, variety u
luciier and other matches, ind.lible marking ink
superior black irk, &c.
Sperm and refined whale oil. Hay's Linimea,.
A fresh assortment ., Tharbnrn' Gafaen Seeds.
nj 2 GEORGE JON ES.