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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPAN,
THNHE Stockholders Of this company hereby mo-
titled that by resolution OF the bnurd of drec.
ton passed on the 18th inst tho call made them Oh
The 18th February asst for tue payment of five dollars
share, was re<cnded, and the said Stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS, by resolution Of this board passed IN
the 18th inst call has been ade the stockholders
of The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Comla "
Tor the following paynents the the stock held resp
lively by them, viz:-two dollars per SHARE payable on
the first day September next Two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next aud Two
dollars per share payable the ii st day OF March
uext Now therefore be il resolved, that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr U the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section Of the charter, they ARC PERMIT ri
to postpone any payment called in the stock If said
company for the tennof sixty days, FROM and after the
day on which is made payable with the expIess con-
d'" however, that if not regularly paid within the
said proloneation Of sixty days, from and atr the day
on which saidpayments should have been made is and
rrma - :orteied to the company, the charter that
point being imperative In conformity therefore, to said
call all stock Of the stockholders in said company, as
think proper to put of the payments on their stock
e end Of the additional sixty days, which the charter
lars per share called for, and due the first Of Sep
temhernexi, may lie postponed under the sixth section
OF SAID charter until the BIS dy Of October tiu
the payment o: two dollars per share called for, al,
due on The first day Of December next may he post
pnue until the i,h day of January next; aud The nav
ment ct two dollars per share calId for and ie the
first o March next may be postponed until the Both
day of April next.
Extracts OF the minutes of the board
june 81 A McNAIR. Sec'rv
N oW. HATS. in casss-a5 dozen nhTe Moo
w Hats. for sale JOHN H GRAHAM.
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DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with dea noes
~ (caed the Ear IrumPet,) has just BEEN received
by the OF which, the zgIsas, articulation of 1t, i'm
voice is disnctlv conveyed to the car. ANY on.
who has been obliged converse with very dra
person, must he fully sen hle o The officially and en-
bsrassnent experienced both themselves and the in
dviduals unbriunae'v afflicted. by the use of h
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely olviuted. The
most scepcul huys al~ ansned their doubts alter
having used l,.s Trumpet. For sale
TFGUION'S,
Fancy store corner of C.nnon and St Ckarles streets
nler he Exciil.a Hotel. feb II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

SPERM o!l-l50a gallons pure winter A
~ Sperm Oil, in casks and bbIs, for sale by
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
Wholesals Drugg SITS, corner { ,mmon and rchan
."n .'ie..s. irl:i
WHITE LEADS Bills, I510 lbs 6 c6:
w 40 kegs, 100
e0O do 25
English dos IA bbls. 100
100 Paint Brushes, various sizes:
Case VernillioH;
5bbls Cosal Varnish;
q Japan "
&" Coach I"
20 packs Gold Leaf
SO do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American, ET rlish md French
TACO boxes, various Sizes and qualities
Boston Grown do.-50o boxes consignment will be
sold low.
Also, general assortment of artists colours and
t.ol.- for sale by A W SCATEs
No rs Canal street.
Is. Alabama notes taken at p r. aud Missssipri
notes w' re received nj 10 per discount for goods
or in payment Of debts. 4, + IN
LSLnUIt-.DO anjins f. N steoms I,ds,ou,I
eEss. Aa } DORSEY,
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon street.

l RON, STEEL. l. HEAVY GODDS-iIut, square
Il and bundle iron, " ell aSso, ted.
Hoop, SCROLL and rod iron, nail rods and plouu,
mOu!ss
CAST German, shear. blis;ered, spring, shee, ant,
Crowle, steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrouSh, nails and spkea
Z,nc, block tin mill ant, grind stones. sal, kettle.
Chain Cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, l"s u, trace ,ia'ns, corr, mills
tmils, vices, tl.l,,nrrs -, Il h..l!nus
Wire, s''rc'.p and bar lea,l; shot
C"a, and cnnk,'.s si,ncs
AIMS, lt"wIH'"'s and ,'cr spades ant, shnvels
Hook aud l''t, hinges, o;r ;lld window hooks
collins, Hunts, >lr',l> ant ether axes
lar'd aud \lnna cor'i:gc, linz, and Irvine
lso'' and >hcal''g cop,r:; NuaI stores
t'l' Is, ii"see'l and sperm oil
"ll assortment of hardware AMI ship 81, ntlle y
alw;, on hand, a''4 w'ic, offered sale Il VIII .lc-
sale or retail, o" The mos, favorable ,rr,ns, Ivy
MI layton ~ f.o 50 Ola / .,..
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due Every Day at ~ NJ.
Ciuses Every dnY nj l1l A. 4
MA
Northern Mail,

MAIL ENHANCEMENT
u:,} due Every Day at 12 NJ
NoTlneTa 4"n"'1 Closes Every day at l9} A. NJ
,v,.,,.,, Mi, Due every Sunday Wednesday, p
by mdy Of tic Glasses every Mond,v wsL,.,J.
'0's' and Saturday, by 8, +. NJ.
Due every Tuesday, Thursday,
VI" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
49, EXPRESS MAIL. =
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of ;he Express Mail, be,w"rr MOBILE and New
l"k.--leasing Mobile dpil- at 3P. NJ. Northuar
New York daily AT r. Nj Southwark. z \
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NEW, v 1LUAHlc All, sv.NDARD!

NEW, VtljJ an n All, Sr.NnARD,
$500, ,'.'' = W. 80. :, !. -
CIR WV. LE rr,S p.n AM" ana"s ), .o,. smo
3 q. rtors's Gems, with -,tpert culopet s,,tes
,, ~. IN PIiilos'ph;sA lie n Na,ur
- I .1uls nv lea Paris l7al scarce
.h' "sioi,eiis da Jon es, Eshecs
:; NEW MEDICAL WORKS
~, on Esv.r-lhhss aud BI,n Tc,
Iay y N 'dicai Jurisprudence on Insanity
ccsmn' I on Fever -Prtchati ~ Insanity
Ma ~ ssnrgerg-Liston's surgery
irlm,"uerv illustrated -Caotes popu,sr Medicine
n n Dict,nary Of Chemistry
NSsss Analytical Chetni,Ir
- coMmgRcIAL AND NAUTICAL.
,.iTl,.. Amanac and Repository, 70, 1889
H., commercial Dictionary, LONDON
"a. Almanac far 1899
- wdj,cn's Nav;ea;on
Neasurer
AReurVrcrunr AVN urnuAslcs.
es. -, c,iInarv E Arch;,sc,rre. lonlo, 2 '.
90 Arcl.itectnn, q vols ondnn MR
Shw's Architect,re. i.,edaoiIs rarn.ntry
Engineers Mechan;c'. Eno.:sI"aa,;a nni,n
haun'os Mathemotico al T.hIs '
Ntscr,I,~r,,
Sparks American n;o,..hh h.sI
Philosophical Misc iisn;ss H., WIZ ~,
4ssa Bacon,S WI "ot aaa u. Consta"
NIsrael's Cur;,;,: ss's 'o'a'n
Political Econom, H., q e. n's ,.s, ~
Aeekbart's I;ss ~ W ~ nay, 40 .e' max.
ksnlinsna and lash IL ~ n so..' US
ASspeare, splendid edition, vols, suo
classical M."s, assortment q Law Medical
0istiooeres Gra",me"s E no"ts NoS
Osr,ran ~ aI ' m Gls''sh ana
"'" o'e'" r ,cuys p.
,e r"oifNs " coo
v1o cor. Charles and Common cts.
ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE
ror treatment and care of the Ferer ana doue
will re readily discovered wherein the Toni: Mix.
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w. w, SWAIN.

No. 11vCa,al =. rect Nc,c ORLEANS
HAS always on hand con family n receyin. Dr,.
IL Dyes, Chemicals, mud PANS, among l!icl. nrs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

~ IIDf.LLS NEW WORK &c-The American i
- Eng and, by tho author o, "A Year in Spuln, in
volumes.
Noble Deeds of Women, in vols.
The Young Wiic's Book, II manual . moral rcli-
and domestic dutcs
Just received md for sale by WIN. M'KEAN,
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N"LWeTN INHHf
Western MdH,
by ndy Of TIC
L'0Ist,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

Fan MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases Of this superior Cologne water. just
received and for sale by the dozen single bottl:.-
Also American and French toilet p w;ers powder
tufts and boxes shaving nnd toe, soaps, cosmetic wa,5
bulls, milk If roses, cosmetic cold cream, extr 0
musk kephalio, Wards vegetable hnir oil, pomatnl,
creme de persc Florida lave"dnr rose ant, hay waters,
res's salts, Narseles perimpry in trunks. Eeta-
BILE ID liquid rou e, Chlorine and Orrs tooth wash,
CLOTH hair tooth, mil and flesh brushes together with
an additional supply of fashionable llor, and she'll
combs and ewery, for sale low at wholesale or r. ail
by SIMMONS, IiARTr SEQ,
juIy6 70 'hnrtres street,
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The lake Mail
via ,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-05

VNHE Subscribers Agents for the extensive house Of
w. Il ). Butcher, Sheffield, ENGLAND, have Just
eceved verv extensive set Of IN e,s consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives of o. descriptions Pen,
rocket Dix, and Spear point Knives; Razors, Scs-
sors Edge Toels sc. &c. &c. which they arc prepared
oexhihit to the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
will be made known Mt the time
ml6 J.D. BEIN Il A COHEN 90 Common at.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

The steamer Liverpool has arrived at New
York with ndviccs from Europe fourteen days
later than previous dates.
In the cotton market there il decided improve
ment and money matters were rather more ea-
The difficulties in the Eas. have been settled by
treaty.
A formidable conspiracy has been discovered
in Paris, France 1t occasioded considerable ex.
citemeni.
A great riot has occurred in England; the fol-
lowing account is taken from New York
piper.
RIOT VIVID Loss OF LIFE AT NEwPORr.--On
the l4th ult, dreadful riot occurred ~ Newport
Monnolhshire, in which number of the rioters
were killed, and some of the special constables
and soldiers, employed in dispensing them, were
seriously wounded. The immediate cause of
this renewed outbreak ls not very evident. The
rioters, TO the number it i. stated, Of nearly 5000,
entered Newport III the morning, from the neigh
hourug hills, where they assembled under the
command of Mr.. Frost, the Chartist magistrate,
who was recently discharged from the commission
ct the peace, in consequence Of his attending
Chartst meetings
The first object of attack was the inn at which
the Magistrates were assembled bur with the
vigof with which they acted, was the ,nenns of
quickly dispensing the assalanrs. The soldiers
were Immediately called our, and ordered 10 fire
on the rioters; TWEEN. five of them were killed
aud several others MORALLY wounded The Char.
lists were many of them armed with guns with
which they returned the fire of the military bur
were SOON routed, aud in flight threw AWAY their
pixies aud other weapons. Ii WINS feared, howev-
err, that they would reassemble in the neighbor-
hood, AMI that mother assault would I've made on
the town in the night. The 45th regiment put
the Charis's TO flight in all directions they we
so discontinued MS to throw away many III their
weapons, between 200 and 500 OF which, consist
ing Of pixies, m,lskcts, &c. have been picked up.
Frost, the ringender, was captured and several
others. During the week, the city was in expec-
iation of a renewal OF the attack, but none had
been subsequently attempted.
dence of Texas, without guarantee for the abo.
lition Of Slavery, Coop
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16
EROM EI0RIDA

The St. Augustine News of the 10Th ut gives
the particulars respecting the wound inflicted on
Assistant Quarter Master Searle on the 25Ih, of
which we had brief account OH "Wednesday
Tie was in the ,nail-wagon, and was shot at by
some unseen person. The young man who was
killed at the- same lime was Pole, named Poz-
nan,zky, and was riding behind the wagon, on
horseback.
On the same day, Mr. Philip Weadman, Senr
was killed, ubont miles from st. Augustine. lie
was gong ~ an open wagon, with his son. lad
Of IA, TO The fort at the mile post formerly his
own residence, from which he had been driven by
the Indians. As they were riding along they
were fired upon iiom the swamp-the father
killed on The spot and the son severely wounded.
The Indians appeared, and were about conpie-
ting the murder of Tho lnd when All express rider
from the fort appeared in sight and the Indians
fed.
These events had caused much alarm OF 81.
Augustne.-N Y. Cora hv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16
ELECTION OF MAYoR-BosToN.

The annual City Election (has) resulted in the
choice Of JONATHAN CHAPMAN, Esq. The
regularly nominated Wing candidate, by major
ny OF 1864 over all opposing candidates Brad
which number is about the entire strength Of his
party in this ciry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16

To this note, MIR Garland returned the follow.
ing reply:
"For Mr.. Graves; If majority of the mem.
bers whose seats are now uncontroverted, signify
in writing their desire that | shall proceed with
the call Of the roll, made in the consc nous re-
gard TO my duty, and that shall then present TO
the house the testimony in contested cases, will
then proceed. hope Mr. Graves will see the ne
eessity Of my proceeding in this way, and ,ha, he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

Al monthly meeting ofIhe Dorcas Society held
on Friday the 5tll Of April, the following Resolu
uons were adopted:
Resolved, That, while we bow with resignation 10
the affecting DIspensaiuns of an Allwise Providence
pe'Ieslng they are ordained IN wisdom and love vet
we cannot but feel deeply sensible Of the loss which
'his Hoc'ety IS called TO suffer in the death OF our
valued iiIchd and sister, Mrs. Sarah Harrison
Kcs"l'ed, That while we deeply and sincerely
y"p"'h'zr with the bereaved partner and family OF
our 'ahen'ed trend, this Society nouns The depar-
tuie Of one who stood Of its founders and ey.
ef continent among its frmesr supporters " in word
ana IN deed whose nnwavering efforts in the cause
OF benevornce, and whose deeds Of Charity are not
oh'I recorded IN the proceedings Of this Board en-
craven upon our memories. and deeply impressed in
Tie hearts of the poor around US but which we trust
are registered in Heaven,
Resolved That copy of,hese resolutions be pre-
seni'd 10 the afflicted family of deceased friend
"n" s's,er' aud likewise copy sent 10 the Editors
oil Tie Nngulan, to be published.
+. PATTESON. Secretary
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C0MMU NC ATED.
4
IYNCHBURG DORCAS SOCIETY.

LYNCHBURG DORCAS SOCIETY.
Al the Anniversary Meeting of the Lynchburg
Dorcas Society. held al the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Monday. the goth If May, the Annual
Report was read and adopted and motion,
Resolved, That the Editors of the Lynchburg
Virginan be requested to publish 1t.
After which the following Ladies were daily cleo =
ted Officers and Managers tor the ensuing wear -
Mrs. Ann Noveli LIST Drectress; Mrs. NJ Brown,
I'd Dnectless; Mrs. f. Palteson Secretary; Mrs. T..
u. Early, Treasurer; Mrs l.. w. Oey, Mrs. Lucy
Shinn. Mrs. c. Warwick, Mrs. Leila No,velI, Mrs.
Ann Saunders, Mrs. l.. Brown, Mrs. Dream, Mrs
Mary Lewis. and Mrs. Ann Simpson, Managers.
ANNUAL REPORT.
The Managers oflhe Lynchburg Dorcas Society
IN discharge OF Their duty, respectfully present the
Annual Report
This Society has now been in operation fiIleer
sears, and youi managers are pleased 10 say that
s'H" meets with patronage both encouraging ant
mgh'y gratifying. In reviewing the yeal just gen
ny, we are brought to make the msat choly eleco on
mat 1t has been one marked by some dispcnsaiion
u our Great Creator calculated TO throw gloom o
'srthe Society. and 10 IA great degree 10 reard tn
progress OF their proceedings. The deaths Of SO
Of our most highly valued members and the Attic
Mons OF Others, are crc umstat we have deeply de
P'ored and here becomes our painful duty TO rec
especially TO our lately deceased friend and patrones,
prs Sarah Harrison, who from The first organ
Ianon OF the Society to the time Of her death ia pc
"o Of nearly sixteen years) member fine Boart
AVS not enough that we have SO long known b,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
NOTICE.

fINilE subscribers Wool earding Machine. viii
= be IN fun OPERATION by the 0 b da, OF the pre-
sent month, (Jun.o The Machine Is entirely new.
made by the shilful workman, Mr. Robert NJ. Clay
tot, who has been IA the practice OF making ,h,n
for the last 30 Yeats, and pledges hsc 10 keep ii
in first rate order.
Tie terms Ion eardne WILDE cents per pound, the
owner OF the wool to furnish ponnd oi grease for
every 10 pounds OF wool. Thu Machine will he SIT
natcd on Black water, miles from Lynehbuig. on
the foies, Road nj the mill toimotl, owned by Mrs.
Tate. pledge myself use every eNcrIion IN max.
ing flstraie Rolls. Woul will be received Al The
Machine orn town, al place VIII h viii be deslgpa-
ted IL few days. fANDY X. KIDD.
LIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
TKfNT NILE.

i pursuance of a deed OF Trust made and enter
I ed into on The 18th OF December 1885, and Of re.
cord IN the Clerks Office OF the Iu.,ng Court OF The
Corporation OF L,nohbnrg, by j esse CLARK. 10,
certain purposes therein named. Twill ofer. al pub.
lie Auction to tho highest bidder. on SATURDAY. the
10Th inst, IN lront Of the Market llonse all the said
Chrk's interest IN NEGRO WOMAN slave.
by tho name OF Frances, mentioned 10 said deed
aged about twenty one years. This woman is said
TO be good seanisress aud valuable house servant
and very Likely. Terms made known on the day OF
sale. The i'le Is believed to be good but acting n,
trustee. win convey only such title rs is vested in me
by said deed OF trust. II. HUNTINGTON
June ti5Je
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
OBITUARY.,

biea' suddenly at his grandfalher's, In Bucking
a .s' on ihursda. night the 3olh OF Miy. VILLA,
.hNkf ioLtR, sun OF Richard II. and the lale Maj
ann Frances Toel aged wears and liltlc mui,
| than months
'insaiiate Archer could no, one suffice ,"
-, nth, place, on Wednesday the a2d MAY.
~ consumption, aud niue weeks confinement To her
oeu' "hlch She bore with great christian 1orttude
ana resignation, nile ooh year OF her age, Mrs.
LIAM III SLARh. consolt of Capt. Ellison CLARK,
utc H. formerly OF Bedford comfy. In Justice 10
INC merits oil the deceased, can say she was n
eood neighhor. an indulge mistress aud KIND and
| 'iec''ohale mother She possessed vcr, strong
ana energetic mind though she was called upon
TO pass through many Trials and yicissiudes Incl.
dent TO this c, aud assaled ior many years by
he hying hand OF adversely, she nj all times used an
on'''ng industry, economy aud ,xe,t,ons to the
care support aud welfare of her children and family
Mis-. Clark had been Tor several ycats member oi
the Baptist Church, and LETT good assurances aud
evidences ~ OF hei full acceptance with her blessed
kedeemer
-" She had built he, hopes
On suIe ground, mistaken as y ro,k,
ha' beats the totCe OF storms, Vet su tem7ins
thm on It's base, and tears It's lofty head
Above the Clouds"
-, AT his residence IN Rcdlorl county. near
Liberty, on the 9th of MAY, Mr.. WILLIAM rn,x-
TON, IN the 6Sth wear OF his age. Mr.. rhlAtnu was
membef OF The Baptist Chutth al Liberty. aud bad
sustained the christian character ey,l since his con
necuon WIN the Church, aud is now called hon 10
the rest that remains for the people Of God. MI
lhaNton has lett aitcconate wife and chIldien TO
Nv" II '"' h'''u a'''"l,oh III beloved
81 VI oe'o'eu en''dien' on INC nn-
,r" e"'e "a rue PHYSICIAN could have PIE
~ -" MI '"aA'"h il'u iol ui'u hn' the
hand OF Death no one can stay May all pte.
pare for our last journey, whence hcie Is no ie-
turn
-, on the 2oh of May Mrs MARruA Sur
PERSON, wife ol Joseph Sheppelsou, Esq, leaving
""so'""' .'''''eo ana ''i'hos' mourning Win
~ ''''' '''P'""'e 'osS' ihonRh Ia
NC '"''"'H away sue was aware "I i speedy '\d'
ano NV ''e' ae WI" ''a' resignation ana Immunity
=, " 'us l'o' '''u'' - "e' "' ,'"'s "'tn'
IT, ~ ,''' =" NV" u Wv eN''''" "". ''os'
=, N'e"."' "'S l's''"n VI ''s' 9n'l Peison po' ne
nr"s "'' "e 'ou'' say """" go hel Jnsiicc'--
" "''s '"""o' p''"' ''t ~ sue was '-''nenaEe IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
FAMILY GROCERIES.

|
M T. have received our Spring Supply Of FAu Nj.
" Lf GROCERIES, which is The largest and
n"est We have ever been able 10 offer our friends and
'ne Pope snd they are respectfully invited 10 call
on US and examine for thcmselves.-'rbe ioIIovioy
- part Of our stock
~ y, hhas 81 o'''n Sugar ofthe finest quality,
~ " Po'o REQ do various ouslr,s'
10 " N. Orleans do
50 bikes and barrels treble, double and s;,,. a.
aud Crushed and ground sugar
so bags Prime od.Java coffee,
50 " Rio do
10 " " Laeuira do
+" Cuba do
20 I" Old white do
80 hhds steam refined Sugar house p. Rico. and
New Orleans Mohsses
10 hall chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas, some
tery fine,
40 boxes ~ 10 and G ID do do
chests bin Tea, some extra fine,
pipe and hall pipes superior lid Madeira vine.
! but 6ue pale Sherry imported 1920,
! hall PIPE medium do
l pipe and quarter casks Old Port Wine, some
extra hne.
IondonP Tcneufe Madein,-Lisbon, Canary, ST.
tuoan, Sic, Madira and pure Malaga wines IN or.
casks,
55 hampers Champagne Of the DE I,renon, II e;dsick
Thistle, Heart and Dove Brands, all crack Wines
in N, York aud warranted pure aud genuine,
20 cascs Clarci, very fine,
hbd do on dralt,
~ tasfs Muacat vine,
Or casks do do
% Tietces London u, Town Stout and Porter
20 h1llpipes Bandlrs OF the very | st order.
pipes American Brandy,
b barrels apple do
ID hh1s Jamaica and w. l. Rum
and 10 barrels N. England do
| half pipe IRISH whskey,
20 cases Lemon Syrup,
4" Sowions Buffers,
$4,000 Havana, Congress and Prn cire sccars
20 Barrels llenings No.
) kegs Nails assorted; 4 tons Norway, German and
Blisie,rd STEEL
10 boxes sperm, Palept sperm and tallow candies,
Limitation Eugsh and Pine apple Cheese
20 boxes Bunch Rnisins h,lt and guam er boxes,
20 drums Sullana Raisns,
Almonds, F,lbers. Palm Nuts, Madeira Nuts
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Allsp,ec Nnimegs, Pep
per. Ginger. Rice and ground, white do
half pipes French VINE vinegar, very fine,
4 large lot II wooden ware,
Brass bound Buckets Coolers. Cans. Pals, Tubs,
covered Boxes, Measures, Trays, Market Bas-
kcts. &c, &c. &c
30 boxes Window Class sXl0 and l0Xlo,
500 lbs. Puuy,
handsome assortment OF China aud Glass Ware,
$4,000 lbs Family Bacon cured by ourselves,
100 Sacks sall--,esidrs man, other articles, which
cannoi, be enumerated They all offered on cut
usual accommodating terms
MCKINNEY X MoSBY.
May ~ CIV
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LYNCHBURG COTTON YARN.
FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS
savings Institution,
LH.VCxHHUKG.

TilIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
l. in successful operation for SIX wears. under the
most prosperous ciiCumstances-noi dollar having
been lost, or deb due The Institutions but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposl,es, upon the most favorable terms,
that is for any sum remaining with them under four
months, interest thereon from the date Of depositr
al three per cent. per annum-Ovcr iout, and under
six months four per cent, and over six months five
per cent per ahnun.
Deposites generally paid upon application b.,
The Company reserve to themselves the right. re-
curing twow weeks.
Those wishing to deposi,e morey. will call upo,
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