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among wileb there are eight or ten valuable Young
WORK HORSES, fur or five Yoke Of OXEN
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS aud CALVES,
loriy five fifty arren.d Hogs sixt, seventy ie-
martabIy fine EWES great many Of winch ATE
bali BLACKWELL.
Also about five hundred barrels Of CORN, sixt,
OF seventy thousand pounds of OATS, a large crop
"i BAY, FODDER. SilUCkS aud STRAW
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons. Cars &c.
Also my ilousrhoulJ aud knchcn FURNI.
TuRE. among which there is new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal oI other valuable Fur
niute.
Terms will be LIBERAL aud made known on the day
u sale.
Al the same time and place there are 10 be twelve
on fifteen Neslues hired. 5. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct. 10 tJs
The RIcbmend Eoqnlrer aud Wing will please
iasru the above iltcr times. aud forward their ac
cVuiis to tins Office for payment.
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REMEDY FOR PILES,

hR. W. w. MARSHALL'S inf,lhlr remedy
~ for The above disease, by II. LATHAM.
N B.-Nnmcrous references can be eiven. We
subut the certificates uftle Rev. William A. Smlll
AM Thomas Hunt as specimens at many more that
night be offered Others will be published from tune
10 time, as we my tind room.
This is to certy that have had a fair opportunity
10 kkow both the nature and effects Of Dr. MARSHALL,
remedy Tor the BLIND PILEs, aud ia nix it n duty
eve To those who suffer with this Distressing disease
To say, that II may be confidently relic on az sate
aereedbte and 6tcient remedy Tor the form of disease
iof winch the proprietor recommends il. Ii has
been extensively used IN the ciicle of my acquan-
lance, aud case OF failure has not come to nv
knowlegc. WILLIAM a. SMITH,
Ed ofhe ia. AN c. Con Journal
Richmond, la. October 81, 1897.
Hereby certify tuat Was ailll cled for number of
years wnh the Plies which produced great weak
ne>s and general arrangement oflhe system After
several and repeated prescriptions liom Physicians.
(Which proved Of no ayalD fortunately for me saw
account OF DIR. w. w. Marshall's remedy in a
newsl aper. procured IT. aud in n shoit lime II
made perfect cure, and in the course of two
months | iegained my usual health. | can with
confidence recommend It as an Efficient .emedy
THOMAS HURT.
Hhde CaimneyS, Ia Oct. %, 1897.
Oct II. ts
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FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS,
Savings Institution,
E,Y.V'GHFES EEG,

FENuIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
n in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous circnmsiances-not dollar hayiny
been lost. or debt due the Institution, but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposItes, upon the most favorable terms.
that is, for any remaining with them under lonr
months interest thereon from the date Of deposie.
AT three per cent. per annum-over four, aud undo,
six months, four per cent, and six months five
per cent per aunum.
Dcpostes generally paid upon application, bu,
the Company reserve to themselves the right Of rs-
curing two weeks.
Thoss wishing 10 deposte money, will call upon
the Cashier al his Office, The stone Of Turner &
Burwel
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DAVID ROBES, CLERK.
Sept so
Book store and Book Rindcry

HAVING made arrangements with VIM. A.
IL Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, IN thus place. Book Bindery. aud would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public eener
any mat he rs prepared TO have executed in the
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
ing oil al descriptions Merchants, Clerks Of Courts
bank Officers and Others be fu,nished to order,
upon snort notice. with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgrrs, Record, Deed and Bill Books, Invoice
Sherifis aud Receipt Books made al The best mate
fia's anu IN The must substantial manner. He fat
'eis himself, thai all persons who will avcr him with
their custom shalbr pe,f ctly satisfied lie would also
say that' being Anxious reduce his stock Of suks
ne Is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever Z. ECHOLS.
Aug. 10 "a
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n Erraord'na'y case IF Biadmy-M the Bur,
rriy Sessions IN Eugand, bttole John Fentoo
Es9. NJ r. and Edmund GruId,, Eco. lanes
ohofroehs' powet-loom weaver, twenty -fonr wear,
., age was charged with bigAmy by the father of
MS second wife. Proofs we've produced from the
PARISH register of Middleton, Of two marriages h,
wing 'ahen piaee the FIST about fur wears aro.
snd the las, I'VE weeks since. Tie prisoner had
ossn residing with his two wives in the same house
on TIC most agreeable terms. The two cnnsorrs
VINO appeared in count. med 10 the astonishmc,t
Of all present, 10 be the most intimate friends The
hrst wiir who has three children BY the nrison,t
ASKED u she bad not disapptoved of her husbands
sec"n" marriage = Oh, no." said she, II went TO
me wedding, aud joined the pleasures oflhe day
ne magistrates said that. The case was clear
thry had no other 10 take than that of com.
ah'ng The ptisoher Ia kirkdae 10 take his trial al
me next LIVER DOL Assess. The vouur,, vi1p q,
Woman about eighteen yeas ola mos, proposes
s"s appearance, burst into teals. when the elder
one conso'ed her with The utmost Affection escIam-
ns' Never mind, as long as car brfrend thee
'nou shait JON in what have and when he comes
OUT, he cannot get work, we viii keep hun. # bs
stands 10 need IT,"
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To .9ziiSes'S ~ .RSilg 0,cssecs.

fENllE undersigned would respectfully Inform
those who are interested in the manufacture
OF Hour, that he is now in Lyuchbutg and will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks, for the purpose Of vend-
ing EHspdtrickS Patent Smut 1iiU or Rubber for
cleaning wheat OF chtat, smut dnt and other inn
purities; and wherever it has been tired It's supe-
riory over all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, and wherever introduced
1t has met with such universal favor as TO suprrsede
all other machines IN use at the time. Ii is extern
svely used in the most celebrated mills 10 the States
OF New ok, Delaware Mary land, aud several 9TH
ers &several have lately been put into mills in Vmei-
ma. There is one IN Haxalrs mill in Rich
mond, where mlllers visiting tina place can have nc
opportunity OF seeing operate and there is one sso
IN Henry >. Langhorne q Cos mill NJ lhs place
10 which would invite the attention of mill owners
IN thus vleinity.-Some Of the most prominent quail
ICES oil this are, LIST, that II requires but very iule
power TO propel IL; end, that IT cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapdity and 3dly
that II is simple in its construction, and very dura
BILE Nliers wishing to obtain any information re Ia
tive TO this Machine will please address the subsc,-
Der at this place
N. Is. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended TO. and assistance rendered in e
recliug Machine sold.
b. ID. MACOMBER, Agt.
tor l.. ID. ChitiS, baltimore.
Lynchburg, Aug is
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GREAT FIRE AT coNsTANrINopLE.

The Ministerial evening journal announces that
tsuterninrni has received Intelligence from Gonsian.
inople oil the l0Ih ut. stating that Ine proceed
Ing morning. al ten o'clock fire broke out Pc
IA aud GAaid. which at hrsl appraiedio lie OF ss bit
Importance. bo, afterwards spread widely. thai b,
tour IN the AFTERNOON, 200 hous,s were DESTROYED
As soon as the Prince dc Jaiuye wsp aware OF the
Occurrences. he hasieued with the officers " ho &C.
cnmpaDied hun 10 Constantinope. ard The crew ui
The s,e'n ship PJpn, 10 The scene Of cou1ag faiion
All the Ffen,h Al Pera aud Galata n.ned las ROYAL
filghness. and placed themselves under hls orders.
which were given With Judgment and ,atc,. The
Argus, stationed OF IhetapIa. dirrc ed by The
Ambassador 10 tun daan to Gaat, for the dou.
bic purpose OF lruring lie assistance Of her crew,
and OF receiving on board The WIS aud children OF
such iamilIes as might uqulre an asylum. Bafltd
by the win and currents, the Argus dad a,rtvc
bsfsfe ore O'clock in The morning, bur The CAPTAIN,
With many OF ms men. got into thrir boats, aud
joined Tie fflhee IN stopping the progress ol the
flames. They wrie not, however, extiueuisllej al
que M the morning, when his Kay1 Ihchtness CO.
setsd with siunke and ashes, feiej his residence
at Peia winch ioruaaitI, tee alned untouched.
- l he people," tins JonfHal adds. are unanimous
~ atnbuiing 10 Tie Prince aud the cteN. OF the
french siilis, HE salvation Of Pefa from total de
sfuctlon, and are consequently loud IN ha rxprcs-
sonoi the" sraIituGe. lapply TOO. the north Wind
d'd not prevail as usual H tins ason OF the ,liyas
tiers OF 'eJl would have been renewed and pera aud
Gaisia wouli have been reduced 10 i heap Of ashes
The humble, of dwell ms bulu are estimated at a.
bou, thousand but few ut Ils French nhslitanls
have suffered as the quarters destroyed were prn-
e'fail, those OF the Turks, Amenians. aud Jews 1t
10 not believed thai the fite was wiiflI II local
su,ho'nies displayed the, usual apathy. although
Al facha, the Serasklef Of Gnnslanlinople was
onthe spot The Prince de Jousille nota nhsiand-
ing the fatigue he has undergone. continues TO
ENJOY the most pe,teci health.
n' loss Of properly by the great fire IN Constan-
unop'e, ale" weeks since. Is estimated al I2O 900
900 OF haucs. or aboui CT 500 900 Soncaeeouots
say that 30u0 houses consumed
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DIRECTORS
eFgos'1s eFs.sltiC0esfiS.

A HE SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the sale
L N OF large number of the genuine
MOrus Naulticau!is Cuttings and Roots.
OF the present wears growth They are from
Verl unusually onrishng nursery, IN the adjoining
county OF Buckingham aud the nees OF upconl-
monty vigorous growth, many Of them the Isl
INST measuring from 81 to feet in height. The
cultivalor, Rev. j. 5. Arnisead, secured in The pre-
sent uhpr"lhtions season, the growth of Sereny.fy
trees every hundied single buds planted. lilo
warrants the genuineness of the and The mauii
~ of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings aud
roots wall be ready for delivery early in November
Application to u.s. post pad. will be promptly at
tended to WILLIAMS d VICTOR.
July Is WV If vtsof
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NOTICE.

u'llE Subscribers Wool carding Machine vii
l. be N full operation by the l0lh day of the pre-
sent month, (Jonc) The Machin. il entirely new
made by the skIlful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor. who hns hern III The practice Of making them
ior the last 20 years. and pledges himself 10 keep it
first rate otder.
lie cardlng will be aoegls per pound, the
ownrr ol The wool Ia furnish pound of grease for
every 10 pounds ol wool. The Machine will be sit
oatedou Black-watei, 2miles from Lynchburg. on
ihe Forest Road, nj the mil lormefl, owned by Mrs
late, pledge u'yseliio every exertiou IN max
ing hrsIrdte Rolls. Wool will be received at The
Machine. Persons desirpus Ia send Wool TO my Mill
are informed that II they will leave tho same at the
Stores o Messis. Mckinney Mosby or Brown &
Cross ! will cause the same AT my own expense lc
be carried Ia the Mill catded aud brought again for
delivery IN The form Of Rolls. shall also keep CON
sabtlv At the same places. supply of WOOL
ROLLS lor sale. The public may be assured lhat
every eilon shall be made To giva satisfaction.
TANDY K KIDD.
june - IA
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The Seminary ut the sgotetOart
Tor .50iansa0n's) springs,

WILL RES UME IT'S EXERCISES ON
w Tuesday, the lst of October. Pupils must
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warranting il, the
School has by fresh arrangements been placed
much stronger footing, AS TO both Instruction
and Government. The lady engaged, during the
late term, Goyerurss and dueciress OF the Pu-
pills, became, early III the Session, incapacated, BY
Ill-heath Tor her duties. In her place, gentleman
aud lady, OF the eenteelest Education aud highest
responsibility, who will at once command the coni-
dence OF all who know them, have been engaged
he, as Teacher Of Ihe English branches generally
and she, as Guverness, to take charge of the young
ladies' out oi School, and as TO Department. Man
ncrs. Dress, and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, killed in the litera-
lure of his language, and OF 30 wears experience as
teacher. will conduct the main si1dics IN French.
The Principal will retain The OF the Historical
studIes--o Ciy,i aud Literary History, Geography,
aud Antiquities together with that OF the classes IN
Italian ana Spanish and any that may be formed in
the Classical tongues. In the Sciences, he VIII tea Il
I'M. simple Course ; aud will manage he studies
belonging 10 Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care oi Signor Bozzaotra, who has been hitherto
giving II such admitted excellence. As, however,
such Instruction Is difficult anywhere 10 obtain is
securel al heavy expense TO The Principal aud is
really the cheapest IN the end the charge for il will
NJ longer be kept 50 much lower than II ough TO be.
The fee will hencelouh be, $50 ncluding The use ,f
lnslrumens) for the Piano, well as for the Guitar
or Harp.
system Of useful occupations for the children
will he kept up, in tie Intervals of Study 10
Danish the vices thai spring from Edleness. A Bible
81 S. FOR elder pupils, and Sunday School, for The
youne will be formed, under the OF "a Clergy
man ui the Episcopal Church, and another. Of the
Presbyterian, who have offered their assistance.
Parents will be considered as pledgne themselves
and thef children 10 the exactesi observance OF the
Rules of the School. These. and the Terms, in a
printed form, will be sent free of Potage, TO such
desire them. Address applications To the Post Mas
ter, Botetourt Sprn.s Roanoke county, Va.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON, Principal.
August 90 lm-w2m
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POLITICAL.


Prom he Germaa
Gena night, m, iaher dear
Thou eea,'si ffan, ID, isbor full seary and worn
Rut peaceful and calm i. The cettsgers slunLer,
No care for the morrow ti, dreams shall eneauLer,
Bu, I'LL the lark shall thee at morn,
Good night
Good night nv mother dear
Thy lnllaL, OH has NJ, soffo~s bcgniled-
Now NAV our God have thee in his rood keeping.
Angels watch over &c while thou art sleeping,
Sootted to rsnose Nv The voice OF ihs child
Good night
Good night brother mine
Soft be thy rest il pillow FL on flowers;
SLEEPING waking, God keep thee rum sorrow
Sweet is their parting Who meet the -,
Ever, dear brother. such parting be oursi
Good night
Good night, sisier sweet
Thou hast been long witt, the flowers play,
lie TO thv eoach. for their E, clids s,e whkine:
Aud where the shs Is sinking,
Smiles my tiset, and seemeth to say
Good night!
Good night, beloved one
Bright the visions sleep brugcih TO ths.--
Heaven shield thee III ull the night hours over
All gentle spirits above thy st hover,
Whispering ever, beloved of me.
Good night
Good night dear all
No heart eeleih sad that We part faf awhile
Then, at our last parting, oh lrtus mol sorrow,
Since Know, dearest friends, shall meet ON tin
morrow
But as hie's evening closes, rcpcai with a smile,
Good night
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Bedtord September Couri 1889.

Bedtord September Couri 1889.
HENRY ADAMS. William Adams. Wal;.-
IL 4 Frazier and Sally his wife, Polly Ada...
Rhoda Adams. Nancy Adams, Stephen Adam. ~,
James Oatmeal and Eliza lis wife. Piaiore. au
-a against -
Joshua Adams. son OF lienry Adams, deee,..4
Sampson ID. Chafip. Cslahiil {. Chafn Josrpi,.. 4,
Ch4fu the last three children Of Jane Chain d.,
-Henrieita VI. ADAMS, and William II Adams, IN
dren oil John Adams, deceased. Defis
In CHaNcERT. -
THIS day this cause came On 10 be hesrd on ia. :.
pers formerly read. aud WIS argued BY Counsel
Oh consideration whereof the Court doth adi,,,.p
order AMI decree iliat John A. Wharton, a cu,,,,
sioner oiths Court, do take an account Of the "a
ulIusifaiion ufIlIe estate Of Henry Adams, deee,.
with Rebrcca Adams aud William Adams m. ~
ambassadors, and also that lie state aud settle IN.
counts between the plaintiffs and defendan,, ~.
are distributes. in which account he is 10 ,,L . -,
estimate any advancemenls which may have h..a
made by the inlesiae in his life time 10 any nj ~
parlies-and The said commissioner is TO repor, a.,
accounts to this Court, with any matter sp.t;sn
stated. thought pertinent by himself or REQUIRED ~
the parties 10 lie so stated. cnpy Tesle,
RIO. c. MITCHELL, C.B.C
COMMISSIONERS Orricr
Liberty, Oct. l, 1899 I
The above parties will take notice that Mai, :.
my Office in this town, al the hour OF 10 ocloeL -
the morning, of Thursday the 2ls, day of Noyemhs,
ls39 commence the accounts directed bv the fo,.'
going decree. at which time aud place thew AZ .,Gs
ouired 10 attend with their accounts, yonche,sS u,
nesses and copies Of papers for examination and
settlement. JNO. A. WHARTON, C.
Oetl7 u4w
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Osc MntredDo,lars Revord.

RANAWAY from the subscriber on The 9Th ~
~ July. very bright mulaue Bow bv Tho name
OF WAKNER, about 5 feet 2inches in heiebt.
~ years OF a2r spare made, strait black hair.
o'ack eyes, genteelin his appearance, very polite in
hrs manners, spraks quick, and is somewhat concet
60 mas snaii sears on the back olone of his hands
He took with him two suits of ,clotbs. one or Gra,
esoadcloth, frock coat and pantaoous the Other OF
homespun. copi eras color roundabout x pautaoons
and black fur. hat about half worn. IL requires
close inspection TO disunguis him from Win
person Ii Is supposed that he has gone in the
eTsci'on Of Lylchburg, llsborougli o,
dewn the river. iselsas.7
! will give the above reward if taken over 90
s,Rss sfon' home; over 0 and within 90 miles $50
.hnin ~ miles, $40. If he is returned to me, Oh
iSssed nJaiisso that get him again
NATilL. p. THOMAS,
-. Near Milton. N. e.
=. - Is
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COFFEE HOUSE.

'I'iiF subscriber intends in a few days to open
4 Coffee House IN the frame building opposite
the Union Hotel. here he will be rrepared n fur,
n'sh Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers, aud Snaeks, AT
all times, and of The choice articles furnished
by the Lynchburg markets. He solicirs n share of
public patronage. JOHN + MEYERS
Oct 10 o,s
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your own Manufactures.

Encourage your own Manufactures
nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES al your town encoufa-
grd. by bayiDg your HATS. OF tie snhsciihef.
Ever, la sell, beng Aanptclnfed by our
selves, N lie town Of Lynchburg. shat not be lne-
riof 10 any and beng determined sell low. for
cash. We hone therefore. the advantage we offer 10
our customers, will be appreciated by The pubhe ;
aud there will be credit In our business, eood
customers will moi have 10 pay foi bad ONES We
have just re .eived good Stock OF
HATTERfS MATERIALS.
Winch will be made up IN Tie ueatest ni1nnor. by
first rate morkmeD. We are also receiving q goJd
assortment fades aud centlemen's Shoes, mems
andboy's foe Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of superior quality. All ofwhch will he sold low
for cash only. DlNkEE & kUMBOUGH. =
A fine assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen 5
y III % T. y also good assortment OF Hatters'
Trimmings.
Nov. % wl2m
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}, small TRACT Continuing abb
TWENTY ACRES,

lying Oh Tho Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which IL heavily
timberrd. the balance recently elcared On ths
Tract there Is good DWELLING HOUSE
THIS Is one ofthe best stands the Forest road for
= blacksmith shop, wheewrght shop aud Wagon
yard, rs It The first good spring (aer leaving Lyuch
burg which h convenient to the road.
4
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NOTICE.

'ENHE undersigned is now ready to receive wheat
y during the season. for which he will nav IN,
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now Informs his friends aud the public senerally
that 10 every where wheat is sent to the MILL
aud 20 price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mill
the risk OF the planter long the price remains
unsettled as he is only MILLER, and not an insu-
rer ssaIns, fire, water. &c. ALIEN. MUNDl.
Aug. =.r.# -sz. "a
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MIR. George ID. Patterson:

H1F. VcOEEC ID. FHttcrSON:
INAkE NOTlCE-That On Friday the 18th d,v
Il OF October, 800. at the office of John 4,
Wharton. in the town of Liberty. Bedford coup,,
Virginia, | shall take the deposition Of John Il
Bower. and others, to be read as evidence on tho
'aloi suit depending on the Chancery side OF thu
county count Of Bedford, in which ! am plaintiff
and William Mead. commissionerlo sell the .s,,,.
and administrator Of John Patterson deceased and
yourself. are defendants. Ii said dispositions shond
not be taken the day afo esad they will be taken
on the next day. AT he same place, and contlnu-
ed IRON day To day, until completed, when aud where
you can attend IL you ttink proper.
MICHAEL BOWER
'oeIH. IL wlms
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LAND FOR SALE.

|HNliE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
L IN the upper end Of Buckingham, about eleh-
teen miles from Lynchburg, coniainin eight
hundred and twenty four acres, sixty
OF which are creek bottom-the Land is admirably
adapted to clover, timothy and herdsgrass, also
tobacco corn and wheat.
GTT3 The Improvements all nearly pew, the
HEIi1 Dwelling House has eight rooms, with
-2a-.A two good rooms in the basement. There are
woo God APPLE ORCHARDS of well selected
fruit.
Possession will be given on the 25th of Decem-
ber The purchaser will have all necessary prsIle-
ges before that time.
khe subscriber believes, that il is one Of The
best tracts of high Land in middle Virginia half Of
II IS forest land and most Of that good roba-
Land. HENRY A. CHRISTIAN
September % wen
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Bank Of France and Hank Of Fpptgn9-Tbe
Ne" York Exptcss speaks II he la,tusual 4 a let
Ter nom Director N ilt BANK Il Flaurt al Paris
10 Dis ir'enh IN ihs Guy, ieteWcdby lie last pocket
lie says ! have Io.i flushed an cxamanatIun
at the books d lie bnk and find lat the specie
90 90 h"hu Is Two hnudfed aud fony millions OF
francs While the obigauous OF the Dauk are Two
iinnered. AID Ihny MtBlous. Money continues
abundant. and n,rr,t low. d"
III Dol'ars-t.c statement IN round numbers in thus
"teeIe so. 000. 600
Obligations az o0o 0Oo
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LANCASTER q BRYANT

LANCASHIRE ~ BRYANT,
HAVE on hand a large and general assortment
4 h OF Groceries consisting, IN part, OF the fol
loving articles
80 hhds. ST. Croix, p. REQ aud n. Q. Sugars
s,00O lis. double aud single b0ai do
leo bags Java, old Wine and Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. good aud damaged Sole Leather,
1000 do Manchester Cotton Yarns.
1000 do Lynchba,g do do
300 do Raw Cotton
60 boxes Imperial Gunpowder & Tyson Teas
40 do Turpcnline Soap,
40 do TalIow Candles,
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
100 do Blasting Powder.
80 do Duponl's Gunpowder,
$50 bags Shot,
Is bills Roc ieffngs,
% do Picking V,nrsar
80 binds, aud licfees Molasses,
40 bbls Tanners OIL,
10 do Cream Ale,
25 do N. q. Tar,
10 hall ppes sup. Cognac Brandy
30 bbls American do
35 hhds. aud bbls jamaica, Antigua and n. T.
Rum.
Is half pipes and bbls. ). NJ. Wine.
10 bbs. lndia do
Is do Malaga do
80 boxes Muscai do
10 bbl-. Country Gin,
pIpe llollnud do
80 bbl-. old Rye aud Rcclifed Whisky,
d5 do commnn do
20 bbls. old Apple Brandy.
with VARIETY OF other articles in the Grocery
Line, tedious to mentIon all Of which hry offer
lar sale low, for cash. in exchange for country
produce
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