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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
TIE 2xs.FCX or L.E.s'Es,

belonging 10 the estate OF the said james HALEY
Burton. lynn. IN the County Of NeIsen, about five
miles from the Count House, containing nearly
Three Hundred .FCrCS.
This Tract is very desirable, being well adapted 10
the growth of Wheat. Corn, Tobacco, &c; has on
IT Il comfortable Dwelling House aud all necessary
Out Houses.
Al the same time and place will be sold, the Crops
of Corn Rye, oats, Eoddcr. &c, the stock of every
description, consisting OF Horses Cows and Hogs;
among them are u valuable Brood Mare and two fine
Colts aud several very valuable Mich Cows Also, a
complete set of Blacksmhs Tools, a road Wagon
and Harness. two small Wagons, all the Plantation
Tools aud Household aud Kitchen Furnltnre, aud
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold a credit o.
and two years, and the other property on cred
uftwelve months. Bonds with approved security vii
be required, and a deed ol trust on the Land.
ALEX. BROWN, ErecUtor Of
James HatLey BariOa dec'A
Oct 10 i2ONs
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NOTICE.
Oct. II

TIVE undersigned ready 10 receive wheat
. during the season, Tor nlllsh he will pay tbs
highest casl price. To present misunde standing
h. informs His friends AMI the public generally
that IN every Where wheat Is seni 10 the MILL,
aud no price agreed upon, 1t Is stirred IN the Nj III
Al the risk OF The planter lang the prler remains
unsettled, MS he IS ouly MILLER, and M, an ,nsu-
rer against dtr, water, &e. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug. & ~
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:" aud none of you who concur in the sentiments
have endeavoted tn express. will. spse law Iris
bead on hs pillow. without resolving that be ieW d.,
his uiIuost 10 beat them" 49,
Mr.. Bcgae sat down amid loud cheers from all
paris Of lie house aud soon al srwards the meeting
ahoutncd. fasss
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NOTICE.

4 GENERAL MEETING Of the stoc kl,-idcrs
~ in ihe Lyncbbnrg aud BulIaloc Springs Tun-
pike Company will be held ut Pedllar Mills, in tho
county OF Amherst, on the fir, Monday in Novenr-
ber neat. G. CARTER. Seciefsfy.
l.. y. $. T. e..
Ocf. II tiN
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Take care oftlro cents and thc Dollars
will take care ofthcmscIvcs.'
Jersey.


WILL receive DepoSites Of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
aud electually all the property and funds OF the In
st'tuton, for the payment thereof, within ten days
notice, with interest thereon, from time of deposc
nh paid al The rate OF per cenium per annnln, ior
all sums which shall have been on deposlte TOT less
than year; and b per cent. per annum, Tor all
SUI 3 which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT hall past eight o'clock +. NJ b;
at the Office over the store oil Mr.. A. Gdnuaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. Il. Renwlck,
{. Mclvei, Henry j. Bfewn,
Jno. kinnier, Thos. q. Acfcc,
il. Salmons, {. Phelps.
Iilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didake, President,
Ro. B. Shelton, Treasurer,
]. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II
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sEEM GOODS.

A MONG stock are 10 be lound some very
n handsome Silk Goods. VIZ
PLAIN Blk aud blue blk Gro de Maps and Lusirngs.
Blue blk fig Gro de Maps aud G,o tic Aries.
PLAID aud ls'd Gro de Maps, all coils aud quail
ties.
Plain and iigd Satins, new ST. le and elegant
Bonnet and other most beautiful Ribbons. at9a
Trimming Velves asst'd. coors.
Chenelle Cord and Silk Vel'el Ribbon.
Silk and CheneIle Fringes. variety OF colorss
part bough al auction and will be sold very low by
HUNT Il MARTIN.
Oct 81 s Is
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Rifles from SI3 10 $40 each.

SHOT GUNS and PISTOLS,
- Gun Bags. Shot Belts aud Flasks,
Pocket Knives and Scissors,
Knives and Forks &c.
Just opened aud III sale Cheap.
lib. RICHARDS.
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ii dCep SOffCS sFfHrP,

marked as well as recollected, as { lows the left
hind leg white nearly to the knee, the ieht lnte
,,bto around the root, and scar just above one Of
her eyes she is four years old this fall full fifteen
hands high. She stolen by a man calling him
self COLLINS, tall slim man, about 40 years old,
with very sore eyes add apparently bood,hotten. he
wore drab hat and overcoat OF same color, he rode
q wagon saddle, winch he stole with the mare. !
will give $50 for the recovery Of the Mare and $50
for tie apprehension OF the Thief, or $50 Tor both
Auy information directed TO me. as above, will be
thankfully received. MICHAEL MILLER.
Oct. 81 Wv
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A OVERSEER wanted 10 snpciinicnd /.
" plantatioo, some fifteen miles i,ou Lyuchburr.
wnh II or Is hauds.a Address lpos, paid) Il. S.
lynehiurg. a
SEM 10
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& A II - :,

purchased expressly for this market. consisting OF
Seal aud Otter OF extra fine quality. suitable Ton The
approaching seas.n ard warranted to render com.
font and satisiaction
The reduction in the price Of theso articles is
worthy the attention OF the public Musk Flu,
Caps. extremely low, together with choice sclec-
ton of ouths Gaps, olvarious qualities, Fur sand
Cloth. GhiIdren's fancy Cloth Caps, remarkably
beautiful aud at prices such as cannot fail to please,
with a ll1ge stock of Hair Seal Caps sruable lor
servants. o. The attention of Country llauers
aud Merchants is specially requested to my stock ~
Trimmings which is the largest ever offered here
and on as liberal terms can be purchased tins side
OF New ofk. On hand large assortment Of Wool
llats. Whine and black, which offered at moderate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
TO call and examine. GEO. W. GAINES.
Sept % I'm
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DISCOUNT DAYS
EANss &c. EOEs SALE.

pursuance OF the last will aud testament of james
4 HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on Nedncs-
day the Goth day Of November next.
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,.Y,s,y,u.Y.S EsoEs SALE.

CATsEsSALIS FOE SALE.
HAVE on hand good new CARR ALLS
] for sale Apply to CHARLES P4hhtS'
-,
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4 f. II u II - :.

belonging to the estate of the late VIM. Burlord, de-
ceased, 10 wit : Lewis, Ga man between % and 30
years Of age,) Martha IA woman about 90 years Old
aud her three children, Mary, LOUISA, and IA child
in arms uame unknown.
These Slaves are unusually likely. oil good cha-
rsctrr. and very valuable. The title them Is be-
Ie,ed 10 be good but the undersigned acting merely
az the organ OF the Court, will not be responsible
thefclur. DANIEL ia IN IN
Oct. 81 'o.>
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Tract containing 800 .FCRES,

49, sRVV sE U "a n ~
more or less, lying partly in the county of Franklin
and partly IN the county OF Bedford, adjoining the
Lands of Mathew Pate. and being the same psr-
chased by the said Samuel Greenwood from Dab
ney Cooper. This Tract will be divided into two
Tracts,as designated by the dividing line between the
counties Of Bedford and Franklin, which runs
through it, and the portions lying on the different
sides of that line will be sold separately.
One othe. Tract situated in Bedford county,
containing bv estimation between Two and three
hundred acres, being the same purchased by the
said Samuel Greenwood II ON one Davidson.
Terms of sae-S25 of the purchase money OF each
separate tract. portion, will be required IN money
at the time ana place OF sale and for the feSidre OF
The purchase money credit of one, two and three
years, for equal portions thereof, will be given, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal securitv. and the title the Land 10 be
retained rs further security therefor.
The title To these Lands is believed 10 be good.
but the undersigned acting merely the organ Of
the Court, will not be responsible therefor.
MATTHEW PATE,
LEWIS COOPER,
JOHN WRIGHT,
WIN. McGEORGE.
Commrs.
Oct. 81 tbs
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FOSTPOb'E.UE.y.T.

u,,,l ''e OF the above Tract of Land is postponed
then , we 'l'rd Monday, 18Th day. of November
crsa, " ''Ae place AT Amherst Court Huuse--on n
S's'' not exceeding 10 months
Oct 81 ~ Al = hhELL' iIns,ee'
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.N3so Stage kine.

Nd ASSENGERS TO the Springs, and oihor isav.
y clers, arc Eeieby informed, that the usder-
signed will commence running
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ivory KNIVES * FORKS in SETS. -
Il Patent Coffee Pols, and Steak Dishes. ~ vs.
Plated Ednlcstichs, Snuifcis aud Trays. lscf
Am,lirons. Tenders and Shovel and Iongs. sg.i u
Just received aud for sale by ..z
ii. .. RICHARDS. &
Sept 10 - .N5
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HITS. fF.sT<!.
Ig -
d r. d. W d AIN a. y.

MAIN STREET,
ed door from tho corner leading 10 the Washington
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods Store OF
Messrs. Turner X Burwelll
HNHANkFILi for the liberal patronage hereto
u fore extended to him. respectfully informs the
citizens of this place. aud adjacent country, that he
Is recently returned from the North, where he h,s
selected personally stock unsurpassed ia this mar
kei, for neatness, durability aud unusually cheap
Having purchased IN New York exclusively for
CASH he fldIters himself that the inducements held
forth cannot fail TO please.
His assortment consists of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, OF his own manufacture, warranted superior
10 amy made IN this section OF the county, aud much
lever lhap formery,-with variety OF
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/ y.ra suoSGfihet will give the highest prices for
To-. yarn Socks. Feathers. FLAX Seed, Beeswax. aud
lwo Har'h We also wish 10 buy Que hundred VI
Oct. 81 'A''-f'A " WoMAr ~
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WANTED 1000 PAIR YARN SOCkS.
NOR which vail give liberal price in trade.
l. We al,o wish In purchase large tot Of
FEATHERS, FLAA SEED. YARN, JEANS.
LINSEY, &c. BURTON & ROBES.
Oei. % Is
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POLITICAL.
trom the Ncte lrrk Commercial aarertiser.
GREAT CONSERVATIVE MEETING.

II il not often that We can make II Convenient 10
attend political meetings, IA peculiar cases and
those OF urgent necessity Understandings huwcycr.
III at Mr.. begae the late distinguished representa-.
tive IN Congress II, Charleston. To address the
meeting OF Conservative Republicans. At National
Hall. last evening, mingled with tbs crowd wend.
ing their wav ihithcr, aud richly rewarded Tor
the effort. The Hall was thronged to its utmost ca
pacIts. and the entire proceedings w,re marked by
tho best sriit. The speech of Nj. Legare was
one Of great ahility-ot surprising eoquonco aud
power. Rarely, il ever. in the OF our not We
~ brief experience. have we listened 10 eff
iocIive political address. The Tunes contains n IA
rd sketch Of the proceedings, touching aud com.
mentlng upon the leading points OF Nj. Legare's
remarks, and upon the points only. We uus,
that the reporter will promptly fill mp tho outline.
that not n sentence al thai admirable speech may
be lost. Meantime we copy the sketch as publish
ed.
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Oct %
commissioners safe of !StarcS.

4 y pursuance of a decree OF the County Court OF
Il Amherst, pronounced on the 2lst nst. III the sun
of 1hacket against Mays, therein depending. the
undersigned. The Commissioner therein named. Will
on Saturday the oh day November, 1852 at the
Tavern house of Mas. Sally Tayloe, in the county
of Amherst opposite the town OF Lynchbntg, sell,
by way of public auction credit OF nine months,
the pure haserur purchasers giving bond WITH good
nsrsouaI security the following
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commissioners sale of Land.

I pursuance Of two DEGREES oi the county court
\ oil Bedford. pronounced in the suit of Greenwood
vs. Cooper. Ne. the FIST at the November term
III the year 1853, aud Tie second At The October
lerm' 1879, the undersigned. Tor some three o them
VIII on the 1Il day OF December, 1889, on the pre-
mises, expose 10 sale. by WY of public auction the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate of the
late Samuel Greenwood deceased To vii.
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$50 REV ARD.

CTOLEN from the subscribers pasture. near
= Salem. in The county of Roanoke, Va on the
night Of the l4Ih inst
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rr the purple. aud SECURE. aud other insignia ana
eewgaws were there or not. This alarming grown
oi authority and patronage had been brought n
bout byailerent causes but not the least prodhc'
tive aud important the re.eligIbllity Of the Ere
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L.EKGE SUPPLY OF

June
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1839-12-14

|. As soon as the Grgeruorsbad ptonouu1
ced4lhe sentence of the law upon him, the
delinquent in mild but. firm tone of voice
replied, "siiuated as am, cannot under.
take TO pay the fine Of forty shil!iugs--l
feel unwilling to s,arre nay wife. and. chill
dren by stunning my back from the lash
of the wbip-i shall offer il as satisiac-
ton in lieu of the 6ne.'' The Governor
accordingly made out and delivered to the
constable the warrant of execution---a
knowledge Of the proceedings ladroused
a spirit of indignation among the neigh
bors against the prosecutor, and had
brought them together TO attend and hear
the trial. The delinquent presented his
naked back to the officer, observing TO
him that it would b6 unnecessary to tic
his hands, as he should neither make re-
sistance nor attempt to escape. The con-
stable tied light tow string 10 the end Of
short stick and began to perform his duty,
bv strokes more suitable to brush away
flies than to infict pain upon the back OF
a criminal. The Governor, who stood
by with his law book under his arm, coun-
ted for the constable; and as soon as ten
were numbered, cried out, "stap, sir,
let US see how the law reads!" Then
opening the book, read "the other money
to him who shall sue for and prosecute
the same effect" "This prosecutor is
entitled to one half of the penalty--tase
him and bestow upon him the remaining
ten stripes"
so, but stop lstle," said he, starting
back, "touch me. if you dare! Why, l
have not been tried-you cant whip me- !"
and made some attempt to escape. But
the by-slanders. regarding the command
of the Governor more than the remon-
stranccs of the complainant, instantly
laid hands upon him not in the most ten
der and delicate manner, and having barred
his back, and by the assistance OF cords,
placed him in posture of hugging tree,
made room for the approach of the otll
Ger. The tow string was now exchanged
for good and efficient horsewhip-"M Mr..
Constable" said the Governor you are
acquainted with the circumstances atten-
ding this case-I hope you willperform
your duty faithfully" .
"Yes, please your excellehcy," ,"replied
the constable. II think Iknow my duty.
and guess shall discharge il to the sa-
tisfaction of all present, with The exccp-
ton of one only. 1 have already execu-
ted one sentence according to law-this |
intend to execute according to- lar and
equity BOTH"
By the time the ten stripes were all told,
the sufferers back exhibited ample tesll-
mony of the indignant feelings Of the
spectator, and presented durable sar-
coeraphic record Of the prompt; admins
tration of Summary Justice.
SEVENTY SIX.
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"ENERGY OF CHARACTER."--S
these three words the other day in news.
paper, we were struck with the impor-
tance Of this combination of Letters, and
are induced to dilate somewhat upon them.
Energy of character is the philosophers
stone Of this life, and it should be en-
graved upon every heart. 1t is that which
has peopled the temple of fame, that
which has filled the historic page with
great NAMES, in The civil and military
world,-that which has brought race
from barbarrism, drawn the vail from
science, and developed the wonderous
powers of nature. 1t makes men great,
and it makes men rich. First or last it
brings with it success. Without it, Web.
ster would still have been N Hampshire
lawyer, Tom Ewing Buckeye salt boiler,
and Ben. Franklin a jour. printer. With.
out it, Demosthenes would have stammer.
ed on to his grave, and Cincinnatus died
common soldier. Shakespeare have been
shot for poaching-Pope died selling tape
Roscoe lived selling beer, "by the
small" Bonaparte have gone out of
the world Corsican bully. With it,
each one has not only done much for
himself, but much for his day and genera
ton; but much for the world in the past,
the present and the future
Energy of character will do the same
thing for any man in a small way that ii
has dcnc for these. Give the lawyer ener.
KY of character and he will succeed at the
bar without talent. 1t Is the secret By
which the merchant, the artist, the scholar,
and the mechanic, arrive at distinction
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Boots. Shoes 81 Leather,


THE subscribers having taken the store
one door North of G. e. T. Matheson, will
keep constantly on hand a large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES, superior to any
that hare ever been offered in this market
Among which will be found the following
kinds, viz:
Gentlenrn's Dress Boots, pump solcs,
{" - thick "
u waterproof cork %
ALSO::"A large assortment OF Gentle.
mems fine Shoes and Brogans,
Ladies English Kid Slips, =.
French g g and Ties, =.
.s black and white Satin Slips,
white English Kid
Quilted Boots, with thick soles.
and Silk tops,
Cater Boots, = %,..
Together with a great variety of Misses
and Chldren's :5hoes Eoots and Slippers.
ALsO-A large stock of Stout Shoes and
Brogans, suitable for plantation use. and
1900 pair Negro Shoes,
Of the best quality, Camden make Also
Sole, Upper, Harness s. Band LEATHER,
Lining s. Binding Skins, various co!oured,
Morocco, for Coach Trimmings, Shoe
Threads. of variousqualities. together with
a great variety ofShoc makers tools.
ALDEN & AUSTIN.
Camden, Dec. 7.
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Q.--Do ladies' tlke snuff

" A.--Mum. -
Q.-Who knows the folly, the evil of
using tobacco from many years expert
ence?
A.-The writer Of this.
Q.--Es not experience good teacher!
A.-fhe proverb says she is, and that
fools will learn of no other.
Q.-Will experience teach fools 10 quit
using tobacco7
Ave fear they will reject her lessons.
Q.--Does the printer use tobacco?
4.-Do'nt know.
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POETRY.

From the London Metropolitan. -.
SOLID COMFORT.
Eilike to have little farm,
And leave such scenes as these,
Where could live without 4 care,
Completely at lny case.
l.! like TO have q pleasant house
Upon my little iartn,
Airy and cool in summer time
In winter close and warm.
Id like to havs little wife
I reckon know WHO
I'D like to have little son;
A little daughter too;
And when they'd clilnbrpon my knee,
Id>l;kc little toy
To- givo my p,etty little gill
Another to my boz.
Ia like to have little chaise,
That We might take ride;
r. I'll like little pony icr
Ny boy tojog beside,
I'd like to have little casa,
And owe no little debts;
There's nothing in the world so much
An easy temper ffsts.
! should not like my wife to shako
A broomstick at my head
For then I might begin to think
She did not love her Ned;
But should always like to SEQ
Her gentle as q dove;
I should not like to have her scold-
But all be joy yand lovo.
If l had these, would not ask
For any thing beside;
I'd be content thus smoothly through
The tedious world to glide.
My little wife and would then
No earthly trouble sec
Surrounded by our little ones.
How happy we should be.
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who boarded al house in the country,
where were several coy damsels. was on
one forenoon accosted by an acquaintance,
ond asked what he thought Of the young
ladies. He replied they were very shy
and reserved.
$50 they are," returned the other,
"and SO much so, that no gentleman could
get near enough to tell the color of their
eyes"
"That may be-" said the boarder quick.
ly, "yet will stake million that can
kiss them all three without any trouble "
THAT you cannot do," cried his friend.
~, is an achieveme t which neither you
nor any other man can accomplish
The other was positive, and Invited his
friend to the house to witness his triumph.
They entered the room together, and the
three girls were all al home sitting beside
their mother, and they all looked as prim
and uemure as John Rogers at the stake.
On, hero assumed very grave aspect,
even to drjrction-and having looked
wistfuIly at the clock, breathcd a sigh as
deep as algebra, and as long as a female
dialogue at the street door. His singu-
lar department now attracted the attention
of the girls, who cast their slow opening
eyes upward TO his counteuance. Per-
ceiving the impression he had made, he
turned to his companion and said in dole
full voice-"it wants three minutes of the
time"
"Do you speak of dinner!" said the
old lady putting down her sewing work.
"Dinner!" said he with bewildered
aspect, and pointing, as if unconsciously,
with curled fore6ngcr at the clock.
silence ensued, during which the fe-
male part of the household glared at the
young man with irrepressible curiosity
"You will see me decently interred,"
said he, turning again to his friend.
His friend was as much puzzled as any
body present, and his embarrassment adj
ded to the intended effect. But the old
lady being no longer able to contain her.
self, cried.-
"Mr. c.. pray what do you speak
or"
Nothing" answered he with lugu-
brious tlnc, :" but ,hat t-lnst night spirit
appeared TO me-" here the girls rose to
their feet and drew near" and the spirit
gave me warning that should die at ex
actIy twelve o'clock to-day, and you see
it wants but half minute Of the time"
The girls turned pale, and their hidden
sympathies. we're at once awakened FIR
the doomed and departing one. They
stood chained TO the spot, looking alter
nately at the clock and the unfortunate
youth. he than walked up to the eldest Of
the girls, and taking her by the hand,
babe her solemn farewell. He also i'm
printed kiss upon her trembling lips;
which she did not attempt to resist.
He babe the second and third farewell
in the same tender and aAFectionate man
ner. His object was achieved, and at that
moment the clock struck twelve. Here
upon he looked around surprised, and ca-
culated, "who would have believed that
an apparaticn could tell such lie. 1t
was probably the ghost Of Ananias or
Saphira."
1t was sometime before the sober mai
aens understood the joke, and when they
did they evinced no resentment The first
kiss broke the ice, and thanks to the
ghost, they discovered that there was some
pleasure in the pressure Of a bearded
cheek.
"ENERGY OF ."--Seeing
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UJJST received, and for sale at the Post
% Office, few boxes Of superior bunch
Raisns, very low by the box. Also'
Fresh Candies and Kisses of superior
quality. wv "
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CHEAP SILKS.

MHIGUR'D Dl'k Silks, at so cts. per yd
=, do color'd do at so cts. yer yd
::::ALSo::::
Color'd Bombazettes, at 20 cts yard,
Unbleached Homespun at 10 yds for 81
Ladies' Grass Goats, at so cts. each,
Mouslin DeIaines, at so CTS. per yard
With many other articles equally low by
HAYMAN LEVY.
December 6.