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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19
Lcacing LysscI5Hrs for Richmond or
the Worth.

FAVE Lyn:llburg on Mandlys Wrdnes-
IL days and FIdsys, at o'clock, A NJ arrive al
Charloltrsvliles same evening. al i. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville mex, day hy A. NJ, reach The Rail
Road. distance ofonly % miles from Chs,oues-
vile after The LIST OF July, by 10 O'Clock, and arrive
in Richmond sAue evenings, by p. NJ. This will
he found BY FAR The comfortable route rs well
as the most tsprdlrIous 10 Richmond going
Nonh, hy way Of Washington Guy. having no night
travelling aiie, leaving Lyuchbnrg. The teams
aud coaches on this line are first rate, and the
drivers skllfu, careful and accom- odating. No
pains will be spared 10 render The lp safe aud plea
>aut to the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond So SOTO Frede-
icbsburp SIP. S. b, CLOVES, Agent.
June IL
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IlInr 10
q oAKLy roE sALE or, LEASE.

4 OFFER 10, sale my late rrsIdenre. wulln ,nle
l. III Lyme bbrg the old New lundou fuad.-
rhrle about &c acres III Land, well rncl srd
'uostly with pank fence. The buildings consist.
~ ptHt. ut ahand,on,e BRICK d. ellug lInu>e with
ruotns abose lhr bas n'rnt story dry cellar
~, aud i"o portl' "rS,- Kitchen. Smohe. Bain
ant Gtrlazr houses, 81 bIek--a lafse br,k Static
with GrInaty. Cow huusc. hay lon and ,helrr,--a
Sprlng house--i large Gaiden WILL sci ~lIh
ueiy ot ifuu trers. vines, aud sitnbbrry, enclosrd
MIIh brltk aali-a lngr yard we'll shaded aud n,na.
mrnted, also enclosed "uh briek-a en"d orchard Of
ch ice ituils-aruVts al Otest irresistible lot well
shaded. aud with an abundant supply III WATER run
uIug through li--ine sltlugs Al pune waisr-a Mra
dow of ) or acres well sci 'up herds grass. and
the mosI "ilhe lands improved, HE growing crops
nt Whed, Oats aud Grass. Will abundantly show
Ia adduIon IT desired, viii srllo undivided lhrd
plr Of Two small tracts ci who'd aud containing III the
hole $50 acies, aud distant hall To one mlle from
Odkly.
llhls property be not sold in 60 days, then it will
be lur lease tor erm' years. genteel family !;
The obltganng hlmsellto keep and return tile
property IN good epalr.
Terms Of payment, If sold, viii he made to suii
the pur,h laser provided the drbt be well secured,
aud the interest," adtaf yearly. my ohrer being To
create funded debt. 5. GARLAND.
June "a Is
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FOR SALE,

HalIE subscriber ilrrs tor safe about 1000 actes
Il ri valnabl" Land lying in the county III Fiar,k.
In. ten ulie. briow the t"nrl House, tie IDS
leadirg t" Ly chhnrl ant Dmvlr.
THE DWELLING lIOUSETRACT,fuufs
lng 800 acres there is upon The tract atsui 30
acres cleared and und,r good fences. one lau.dfed
"i which. lying ~ Glade creek aud It's briurhes
would make excellent meadow, a part thereof beng
laid down IN timothy aud herds gfass-the wood
nd hes well. IS oi fine quality, and well imberpd.
! he Improvements are a dwelling house with lonr
rooms. kitchen, ou1 houses, and smirh shop, all oil
bnck. stables, barn, inhacco houses, &c.
THE FACTOR TRACT. lying on the Dan
vile road. containing ahon 600 OF this 60
cleared, aud tie balance surh tobacco and
rs is rarely hruugl into market the proprietor hav-
ing carefully preserved tie iaud and trmbrr lur thr-
/. Yeas past. The Improvements are Two stary
framed House with stune basement. a building at
taehrd, originally built Ion tobheeo arlnry, cunye.
buildings, batn, stables, tobat houses all
Of which are new.
TIE TIMBER RIDGE TRACT, lying on the
Byuchhurg Rad, contains about 400 acres whereof
l@o hundred Is clratd, under cultivation, aud pro-
ted with good fencing around the enIIre lracr The
wood land on thus place Is of vefy fine quality, e'
we'll. IS well numbered, and alb unds wuh gon'i water
-fhr improvements are framed DWELLING
| HOUSE. oulhouses, &c. There Is good orchard
! upon the place.
In addltrou Ia the above the subscriber has Other
ands, lying adj icent which he wnnld d.sI g to sui
purchasers. I hr mhnIr al these lands arr situated
III Il pnpilous and respectable nrtghb"rhond c"npe
nieut m Is stares, o,l offices. 6t. aud upon lh
ain roads leading TO Lynchburg add DanvlIle, be
M 55 mrs from the first, aud 40 miles from tn
attr place.
The trtrs Of sale VIII he hrd cash. the baauc
at one aud two years. secured he Iaud viii b
shown by persons resd ng upon The premises. aud an
infurmatIon respecting Them will I've gwen 10
Vim. NJ. BurweIl, Esq Of Liberty. OF by the sub
scriber. j. >. BUh w ELL.
! Franklin County, Aug. Is CIV
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aAND EDls SALE OH RENT.

TllE SUBSCRIBER wishes Ia sell I'd :. pc. II
Il bargain n1ay he lIa,l. III :. TR ACT or LAND
lying IN The south rar Of Brdfnfd e nniy. t.
contains abnnl 5000 aere.. Is we'll wairrrd n,l
lies well and has considerable quaniitv ni good To-
baccn I.rnd upcrnrri. Tn, Improvements are
DWELLING HOUSE. win nler nut Houses.
aud between 200 an 300 Of cleared and u, der
y good irnep. Further dssrrip lan is deemed IN
as II - mi probable any person would buy
without vewing the LAui first. rir rraeI wru be
divided II ,rqnr', Il, aud # mol sold before The 18Th
of September, will be rented frt ,hs nexI year
EDMUND AUSTIN.
July 25 wlds
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Valuable Land for sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. lying
"A in Amherst County, on Tye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging TO the Legaees
of w. S. Cra~iotd. dec. i, offered for sale.-A good
portion If This Land IS in woods. a heavily unber-
ed. The cleared par, consists ofietile low grounds
aud high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments aie not valuable. THIS Tract contains about
400 acres, and Willie sold on very reasonable terms
E. FLETCHER. p
Jul, DC Is
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"H''s IL contemplating it there - much 10 de :
press hnt ] Inic- nu, !, also 10 animate and err
'""iaRe' me genuine patriot. aud 10 stimulate hs
noN energetic exeitions. New aud alarming min.
ciples, dangerous rraciices. great abuses and ~
'ehsise corruption have been Introduced into tbn
general adm ntsraon. during the few last years.
nave Witnessed i',"ir Irogress with trofound re-
gr'i aud deep moriffalinn. I,ui sentiments ordes
par are never 10 be INDUCED to the fortunes tY
'a'e oi the republic. An .nl ghtrled aud yirtuou,
p""p'e require only 10 be convinced of the evil to
"F'i' M rfheaeous remedy; and tins conviction IL
otoing itself upon them ~ spite of I'LL the eff,r,
"hich have been uade, and making to deceive
and briny ihrnl.
t1ank Won. gentlemen. cordially. FOR The friendly
and hnleing manner in which you have execu-
'el 'he c"n'niss'on assigned 10 you by the Wings
81 Nansemond; aud request TO yon To be assured
OF 'h1 sentiments u esteem aud ~ gard, with which,
am, faithfully.
Your friend aud obi serv't
:. n. CLAY.
Mss'r'. John c Crnmp, Thomas II. p. Good
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n aSTKt b..

HyUE ANNUAL. Meeting al the stockholders in
J. the Natuih Bridge Turnpike Company Will
take place at Dagger's Springs, on tie 9th day Of
September next.
By order ollhe President and Directors.
JOHN GARTH, Secretary.
Oh the Nat Bulge /. Co.
July 90 i5S
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NELSON TANNERY,

,p"uated IN the town of Loviugsion This is yalua-
VIC properly, and worth the attention OF any dispo-
"ed to embark in the Tannery Business. il viii be
ao'o On credit of J., 2 and years. Bonds with
su"u security will be required aud the title retained
"ii Tie last payment is made.
JAMES PAMPLIN, Receiver.
August l2 2,
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sNEDxC.lL COLLIE
In Richmond, virginia.

I'HE next Winter Term of Lectures IN the N ed
zeal Department OF Hampton Sydney College
a. kiel'mond will commence "a MONDAY, Octoh,
IL 'o39' and continue until thr last oil Febiuar,
iollnwing.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. ID. Professor of Snrprr,
n d Sur zeal Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor of Theory and
! Practice al Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and
| Ph,sulney.
l.. w. CHANBERLAYNE. NJ. d. Professor OF
| Maiera Mrdira and Therapeutics.
K. l.. BOtlANNAN, NJ ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
aud The Diseases of Women AID Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of hem.
is'ry aud Pharmacy.
The College lniiimary, attached to the College
Building has been successful operation Tor In.
last eight months, aud furnishes constantly mum
Der of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-to
which The Student has access al all hours.
The College lnhfmar,. Together with the Aims
House. Penltentia,y and Armnry. which are under
The char al two ri the Proiessors) will annrd The
Student an opportunity OF Witnessing the various DIS
eases incident To Southern climate. The Abundance
oi materials FOR Anatomical puypo aud The reduced
nr'er al which heyare fsrnished will enable the STU
drut In acquire an ultimate knowlrdce Of the \ ato-
my OF the human bod y. and the Of Surgical In
s,ruinepls.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures, from
The number Of Surgical Cases admitted into The
lnhrmaiy. The Professor oi Surgery was enabled 10
exhibit hriore the class, nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations npr, the bring sbbj,ct aud from
the increasing popularity Of the lnfrmay, lheIe Is
,eaSon Ia believe thai hereafter the Surgical Cases
IN The House. will greatly Increase.
Ga"d Boarding., Including fuel, lights SERVANTS
aiirndan,e. &c. can be Obtained his clty for -four
doiarS per week.
We are anhoised TO state that a full Course of
Lee nrrs IN this ln>iirui viii be r., ei,ed rs e.
qaivaenl 10 IN the iuIlowtng Medical SchonI,
Inv ,J IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19

q T.
u" 'ak' piac" al N'nnlk on Thursday. the 29th Au.
gust instant, consisting of
i3S n %""'' ST. c,oix Sugar strictly prime.
3lI GLls. , Pono Rico Sugar,
~ hhds. Cuba do.
n boxes White Havana do.
% do Brown do d,
81 hhds. Porto Rico Noasses
30 do. Cuba do
100 do Martinique dc.
50 hbls. Porto REQ Coffee
Puncheons superior old ST. Cfoix Rum,
10 do do new do do
The whole imported direct aud expressly selected
for The retail trade.
II. H. w. PAMELA, A"'' ~
Norfolk, Aug. Is l97A
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ALABAMA LAMBS.

M ALNUT Forest. in Marion Cn,roiv Alabama
w on the Buitahaehu River. 81 mites frou,
s'eamh"a' landing. "n the Tom Bechbre River, IN
latitude "a pre- Isely Contains
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Nelson Tannery fOr sale.

WiLL proceed to sell. at public auction. on
H. tuesday, the eth OF August If ialr, aud II mol,
Tue mex, far day. the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19

TKN1E nexr session of Mrs. Eliz, II. Chapl us
Il school will commence Oh the IA. Mo ud"J III
September neat.
August Is 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19

PLEASANT HACKETT.
JOS. X. PENDLErON,
JAo- K. QuARLES,
MA .lIL MILLS.
W VI. +. JOHNSON.
CHARLES b. HOPKINS.
JNO. ELLIS.
BUSllROD w. BRAMHAM.
WM VI. A MILLER.
DANIEL L HICKMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19

July 80 1889.
have recently enjoyed opportunities OF becoming
acquainted with the instruction aud discipline Of sa,e
Lov'ngston Male and Female A, ademy. which is
under the supervision of Mr.. Harlow w. Heath
II gives me great pleasure To certify TO the annie
qualiii' atoms olthe Principal and his Assistants
aud also to the sound scholarship aud orderly depori
inent OF The pupils. | would cnnG1enly and carr esr-
recommend tins lustitnilon In the patronage Of
tLose win whom my opinion NAV have any weight.
l.. &. GARLAND.
August Is I'm
lie Richmond Enqnrer will please insert the
above one month, aud transmit lis account to This
Office for Iayment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-19
NEW BOOK and STATIONARY
STORE.

'bNllE Subscribers have associated themselves To-
L gciher under the firm OF
PAYNE 81 GREGORY,
ipr the purpose OF iransactng the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS IN tins place aud
are now opening. AT The house lately occupied BY
Messfs Cohbs q Amistead. fkNr's eo,net) lafee
aud general assortment of HOOKS. embracing all
The best aud most approved editions Of STANDARD
Wooks, On Law, Ned,tur, Theology, aud General
Lhenlute, inselher with large supply III STANDARD
School and rlher Miscellaneous Books, Stationary.
Mnsfsai ln>rfn7enis, aud Fancy Articles; Which
were utcastd ia the Nonhefn eilts. by one of
the firm, onseh viii enable then 10 Sc II ~
cheap such articles can bepurChased IN any mar
keIln the State On friends aud the public are re
speefuIly Invited 10 call
DAVID h. PAYNE.
JAMES l.. GREGORY.
linn m
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.gdniiuiSfrHfOr's Safe.
WILL on the 17th inst, tat II o'clock.) by
L way "fpnblic anction. IN front OF the store oil
Ric ard Perkins, Jr., in Brookvllc, sell
Two Negro Women,
Some Cattle and other Property belonging TO the
estate of the lac Zedrkiah Sho,maker
Also, on the 10Th insi, the premises proc erd In
rent out unll the 25h day of December next, the
Tract OF Land,
Wherein the LATE Zedrkiah Shoemaker resided in
the upper end uf Amherst county. on which is first
rate Apple Ochaid. and abundance of Frtiii; and
II desired, Snl Apple Mil aud Casks. ali illr ne.
cessarles Ion making CIDER aud b andy will 90 with
It. Also, on III" sane day. viii rent "ut anuiher
RAtT, king few miles distant irum til. above
named. belonging to tie same estair.
WM VI. SHOE MAKER
Administrator "t Il. Shoemaker deceased.
BfookWll. August 2 n9A
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and foL. &csc

ON Friday The 80 Ia day OF August. 1889 there
~ viii be sold. upon the premises, al public aue-
lion, for cash, u cetian
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YlNDEISo
The LOvingsiOn Male and rema lC
sc HOO 81.

THIS INSTITUTION is of the first order Of
l. preparatory Schools. and II is confidently he 3.
eved that il IL equal. If not superior 10 any OF the
kind IN tins Ssie. II situated in the heaurfnl vii
lage Of L"vng>ian. where diseases rarely known.
The President. Nh. Harlow W. Heath. has the sare
quality Of chasing and arranging The pupils ~ 10
give TO every one the hest opportunity OF developing
the hidden treasures Of The mind. by which all are
encouraged 10 progress; whilst al The same time the
best discipline is observed, md moral influence exert.
ed. which charms and inveorates the mind. He has
as assistants in the Female Department. Miss Hart
ard Miss Slater recommended hon the best Female
S-ninaries of the North, and ihei, Qualifications
Teat hers al the first order we've well sustain d at
the recent Exam alton.
Young Ladies can here acquire 10 any extent the
rudments and ptitr iples ol P"lne Literature.
And young Cent? men can h. prepared here in
the best manner IL ehtcr any OF our Colleges or u
piyprs,es.
nd children of both spxes can be rapidly and sol
idly advanced in the lnwer bauth.s nf Educstlon.-
So il will be seen that all classes aceonn,, oda.
ted
No Scholar who may have been dismissed fol
mishehavour from any other Sch Of, cAu be received
in this.
Board can he had in geneel fan lies nj $50 per
SESSION: bui expriions will he I, AIDE 10 pr rute a
cum ""dons Boarding IanSr ronnrc ed with III.
School. House can he had by any ernr.el family
who would like Ia kaapa House of Thar drsrripol
for one several years. class il no. being in ;,
course OF preparation for College. few more nunil>
will he received if application he made soon Pnce
of tuition as heretofore.
This School has commenced (Jnly o2.) and will
terminate December "a 1889 public Exanna.
tlon viii br held for wo days. The close of the SEES
sion. =" which all par"ns aud the If ends of Science
and Literature generally are invited to attend
CHAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, 1tus-
WILSON PETERS, tees
Ii. b. SCOTT,
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=, IT. IEA1.
Mesrs. John Crnmp. Thomas II. p. Good
win, and John &. cnhoon, &c. &c.
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.

jane 30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-16
The bennington Gazette--roRGERy.

Among the resolutions adopted AT the Wing Conven-
ton holden at Arlington the 4th of July, and pub
lshcd in the Phoenix aud Bellows Falls Gazette,
IN the words following, viz:
sRcsolyed that the Wings Of this county can elect
their Senators the first Tuesday Of September next,
and thatthey will do it,"
IL is u leading object Of the Remington Gazette to
identify its opponents with the old deunct federal par
"; but feeling that its efforts of confident assertion
aud abuse had failed of success, its editor has length
rcsorted to forgery to accomplish so desirable an
object This, as no other paper Is printed il the
danger oil detection. But 10 the proof
In the Gazette Of the 9Th instant, the Editor, with
the intent 10 deceive his readers and make them be-
lieve that the Bennington County Wing Convention
had adopted for themselves the Of tederaiists,
and published their proceedings TO the world as fed
eraists, inserts in his paper resolution in The fol-
lowing words:
"Resoved that the FEDERALIsrs of this County
elect their Senators the fret Tuesday of Sep
TENDER next, and that they will do H."
This resolution, the Gazette includes in inverted
commas quotation, and here is appended il the
following editorial declarstions's The above resou
fion find in the proceedings af the federal
lion held at Arlington on the 4th 4 July
There can be no possible mistake as TO the design
and notice Of the Gazette editor in thir matter That
he had the proceedings OF the Arlington convention
before him is admitted in his article, and proved by
the fact that every other word beside the ward Wing
precisely the same in the Gazette as 10 the srgina
The alteration therefore deliberate, the forgery
premeditated.
But still further exhibit his want Of moral feeling
the editor of the Gazette has the unblushing eronery
in the same paper which contains the foregoing AR
tclc and in the same column Of the paper TO lecture
the Wings Of Bennington County for not requesting
him to publish their proceedings. Hear hun
"The federal county convention OF this county re-
fused to request to publish their proceedngs IL is
altogether in accordance with their principle TO
keep the people in the dark their designs than
have Them spread before the Of voters the
county"
This Gazette does not do things by the halves.
He commits deliberate forgery in order TO keep the
people Of the couaty in the dark the proceedings
Of the Whigs, and then turns round and charges the
Wings with trying to keep the people in the dark for
omitmg give him the sanction of their authority to
such other forgeries he might choose commit in
their After this, what confidence can the
Wings Of Bennington County, place n any statement
assertion Of the Gazette, and what confidence can
the people have in administration which pays such
paper some three four hundred dollars year adj
vocate its measures! The people Of the county will
answer these questions 10 not very satsfac-
tory to the Gazette, at the coming election.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-16

Essex BANK.--The scurrilous abuse at
tempted TO be cast upon John Dewey, in
consequence OF his connexion with the Essex
Bank, by the Scorpion and other reckless
van Buren, papers, turned utio be wholly
lost. Dr. Dewey is not the President oil Es-
sex Bank, nor has he been such for about
a year, nor is he any way connected with
lt--nor an owner of share in it. MIR.
webb, is the President. and VIM. Hay
wood IT, Esq the Van Buren, Senator last
year from Essex county, is Cashier The
aitemptto fasten upon the Wing party the
ownership of the bank is equally untrue
A majority Of the stockholders and direc-
Tors are Van Buren, men Ii is located in
a Van Buren, county. The bills OF the
bank said TO have been so lndustriously
circulated in New York, are OF new ennis
sion, and signed by Senator Haywood, and
4 ibe amount, reported by the Argus, TO
have been circulated, be true. Senator Hay
woodmu have been known that they were
issued without the probability Of redemp-
ton, Where now rests the odium-where
is the great whig fraud ~ The fact is
many ofthe editors OF the Van Buren, pa
pers. are reckless radicals, OF ultra principles
and they are endeavoring, las has been for
sometime pas, the setlled policy of the par.
ty.) through the aid of their fatherless sheet
TO circulate falsehoods, Just upon the eve oil
an election before there can be time 10 refule
them, with view TO aid themselves in their
political design Freemen beware OF them
w. Mercnrv.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-16
MARRIED,

In this village. 18th inst. by Rev Mr. Brown, MIR
George q. Laurence, Merchant, to Miss Frances
E. Root, both Of this village.
In this village, 10Th inst. by Rev A. Brown. Mr.
Abner ID. Allen Of Ware Village, Ms. 10 Miss Mary
A. Pierce OF Amherst, Ms.
Also by the same, llrh inst. Mr. Warren Wilson TO
Miss Sarah Works, both Of Putncy.
In Hnsdale, MI. LIST inst. BY Rev J. Packer, Capt.
George Mailman to Miss Zyiphia II. Packer, both
of Hinsdale.
10 Wilmington, liih inst. by Rev Mr. Battlefield,
Mr. Timothy II. Castle Of Columbus, Illinois, to Miss
Julia Ann Boyd Of Wilmington.
In Windsor, l6th ut. Samuel T. Atwaier, Esq. oil
butI.alos NY. To Mis- Eli.abeIh Etnerson.
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TEAS. C0TFEEs, AND
CIR O q II n 7 II $.

The above articles having been personally
inspected and bought with ssCAsH," and every
attention paid to richness, flavor, strength, Sc.
and at the same time being experienced and
possessing the command of sufficient capital
resolving to devote TO it his most assiduous
and unremitting attention--and combining
these with punctuaiity and perseverance,, he
trusts TO meet with that patronage which a
business conducted upon the principles of hon
or and integrity merits; assuring the public at
the same time, that single trial is all that is
requisite to enable his articles to stand unrival-
led by any in this part of the country. Fami-
lies who would consult economy and genuine
articles for leading consideration, will please
call and examine the following:
TEAS of every description; coffees, cocoa,
chocolate, cocoa nut; East Boston double re-
fined, Phil. single Loaf, Boston Lump, crushed,
Porto Rico, N.Orleans, and b. ii. SUGARS;
N. Orleans, West India and sugar-house MO-
LASSES; CASTLE, soda, fancy and brown
SOAPS; sal soda; all kinds of Foreign Nuts;
box and keg raisins; figs, daits, prunes, tama-
rinds, zante currants, lemons; N. Y. butter,
soda, sugar and water CRACKERS. All
kiuds of common SPICES, mace, citron, nut
hegs, ground and whole cloves, cayenne, pure
ginger, pearl'd sage, tap;oca, ground and whole
rice, confectionery, cake trimmings, juiube
paste, pepper sauce, picked lines, cornishon
pickles; Spanish and French olives; capers,
rose water, table oil, walnut, mushroom and
tomato ketchups; anchovies, lemon syrup, pre-
served ginger, CHAMPAGNE, London Por-
ter, Newark cider; pipes, smoking aud chew
ing TOBACCO, Spanish and Am. CIGARS;
Lorillard's black and Scotch SNUFF; Dutch
starch; mustard, backing, mats, Bristol brick
and rotten stone.
Coarse and Fine SALT,
Smoked and picked SALMON; old Dun
Fish; Cod, Haddock, Mackerel and Habut;
Bologna Sausages and Eng. Herrngs.
Sperm Candies and Lamp Oil;
FLOUR, and MEAL;
Albany Ale, Sc. &c.
Having enumerated part Of which he now
has on hand and with frequent additions, he
is determined TO keep the largest and best Sc
lected assortment Of GROCERIES in New
England States, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Purchasers are invited to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, and every article warranted to
give satisfaction. The whole Of which is Of
lered for sale for cash or country produce, at
the lowest cash prices.
Brattleboro, Aug. l6, 1899. Sweopistf50