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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
SlAaWis! ShaWIs!!

EUST received a very large stock Of The latest
a aud most Fashionable SHAWLS, such as
Victoria, Blanket. and Prussian Shawl-; % . a,
en- Shawis; 104 Highland do.-a beautiful article;
1914 Brucba do. Just opened and for sale by
Dec. 5. 1889. A. ROBINSON g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Notice.
TIresh Confectionery, Sc.

EUST received, a fresh supply Of Candies, Figs,
% Lemons. Bunch and Cluster Raisons, Aim
onds, English Walnuts, Palm Nuts, and F'iberts.
Also. Cider Vinegar, which will be sold on pleasiag
terms. DAVID HUFF.
Ianuary %, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Miller Wanted.

a SOBER, industrious Miller, without a fami y.
IN who can come well recommended, will meet
with a per meaent situation and good wages by APP
plying 10 the subscriber. on Mill Creek, about one
mile cast DC Geraristown n. Berkeley county. Va,
ROBERT DANIEL, Jr.
Angua, % fgae If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Winter. Fashions.

JUST receiving a hne assortment Of Fashionabis
~ Bonnet Trimnings, such rs Plain and Plaid
R'hhandss Flaid Iiuangs. Sc; French Flowers
,he gsealrst variety; Handsome Marrow Colorsd
and Black Beitings.
Dee. s 1889. A.. ROBINSON e. co. s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Fast RecetUed,

GPLENDID Blk Ground Mousseline de LANES,
- extra fine; also, 20 pieces of low priced do,
which will be sold very cheap by
Dee. ), 1850, A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

TMyHE subscriber offers for rent,
his TAVERN STAND, rl-LMnrsA
(knoWn as The X Roads House,) fRHIn9TIIii NJ
now IL the occupancy Of Washing StSxT
ton Evans. Also. my NEW STORE Y at
The same place, either separately or together, with
the Lots and Orchard attached thereto-the situs-
tian orwfich is highly eli lbIe as business Houses,
being in a rich, healthy, and respectable neighbour
hood ION the stage route from Hsrpers-Ferry cta
Shepherd.town 10 Naslinsburg- oi equal distance
from the two atter places. and being contiguous 10
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, now bcing con
struc,ed, will AT all times insure a fair share OF pa
tronage. To a good tenant the rent VIII be nade
reasonable, and possession given on the 1T day OF
April next. Application 70 be made 20
NJ. A. VAN CLEyE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
AhoeS e boots.

A VERY large stock, just opened, and for sals
IA. by a. ROBINSON & Co.
oc,oi,s, II. 1890.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
HIDES & BARK.

rmyHE subscribers, having associated themselves
NJ together 10 TIE Iapning Bushes, ID the yard
formerly owned BY Mr., Wan. Good. under the firm
II James Brown 4 Son, sill pay the highest mar
ket psicr, in cash, for HIDES and BARK, deli
vered al their yard. u
JAS BROWN s. SON.
MartinrAatg. Nvs. IA. 1s3y,--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Fr0s, L1Ns.

u HAVE Just received, and offer for sale, a genc-
\. val assortment Of Iron aud Nails.
N.veubrr5, 1889. j.. w. BOYD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
C,FRPET.

NNTE have on hand, and intend constantly kee-
Wv ping q large stock Of Figured and Gir,h
CAltpEuNG. Also, Stair Carpetins. which We
will sell low for cash, or exchange for Wool.
SHOWERS * DUBLE-
Septenher 90, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
EEair Israids Il Cmrls.

n HAVE just opened, aud offer ion sale, Hal
n Biaids and cnrls. OF al colors.
August 40, 1899. j. W.. BOND.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

TTARDwARE-A fine sssoEtmer, Of Hsrl,
I'm ware jus, opszsd by
October 3. A. ROBINSON & &C,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Fresh Oysters.

" HAVE just received. at my Confectionery and
NJ Bakery, on Burke street, a supply Of fresh and
6ne Canister OYSTERS, which ! will DO pleased
10 serve Up 10 my customers and friends.
GEORGE RAENHAL.
November 90, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30

from New York and Phiisdrlphia, which will ena.
bic us to give 10 the public The most fashiopabis
clothes. We basr good hands. so that geniemsa
can be accommodated In the best manner, end on
the shortest noiice. This business will be carried
on al the old stand IL said Showers.
November IA S IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Who wants better evidence Z

WOULD refer the reading public to the hume
IL rous voluntary letters published in this paper
and in the Good Samaritan, relative to the happy
and beneficial effects Of the administration OF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
Esfr.Uy.

January 16, 1910 Pm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-30
N-MW EAnlL d WlNTNN
GOODS.

selected with srea, care, and on the most rcasona-
biz terms, from the latest arrivals. All persons
wishing TO purchase are requested 10 call and ex-
pmire his stock, as be believes he can show them
something desirable, and ns cheap as they can bs
bought 10 any town OF comfy in The valley Of Nff-
gini.. TlloMAs c. Smith
November ?. 1885.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
The FISHER BOY OF Ma
Piles.

In tho year I647. there lived at
Naples . Ioor fshcr-boy of the name
Tomssco Anelo. svalgaiiy corraptcd
into Masaniello. He was clad ia the
,neanest attire, and went about bare
footed. and gained a scanty livelihood
by angling for fish. and hawking
them about for sale. Who could
have imagined that in this poor abject
fshcr hoy, they were to find I being
destined to lead them on to ore of the
most extraordinary revolutions rccor
ded in history +! Yet Il wa "a. No
monarch ever had tho glory Of rising
90 suddenly to 80 lofty { pitch Of pow
er a. the bare footed Maaaniello. Ma
plos. tho metropolis of 10 many fer
tile psosinces. the queen Of many no.
bio cities the ressrt Of princes, Of
cavaliers dsdNf heroes-Naples in-
hahited hy moro than nix hundred
thousand soals. abeunding in all kinds
Of resources, Clarifying in its strength
this proud city saw itself forced, In
one short day, TO yield 70 one Of it,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
STR 81.

Taken up on the lst inst. BY Wm. Thomas on
h;a plantation about Sin mites from Baton Rouge,
laras led COW, swallow fork IN the LEFT ear and
branded IF. II. on The right hip. Said COW mas
aeaif. !. !
on the pianta.ioH. OF Caldwell and H.essy,9 m.'ea
about s years old, black and heavy mans and tail,
a tlaek sp9t on his right hip. his nose and lace
white. {. A.. WALKxe,
"a % I Ranger.
TAxsx % w a. n. Le gsndrs on his plants
t;on about 1 hiles from town on the ist isisss ! black
HORSE. with 4 shlsse face and y slt ~ me islt
eas, about Is year, ~. ~. Q
TAxxx up 81 Jas II Allison, about % miles
from Bxton RSuy< on the Liberty road, on Wed.
.esd.y assh MsFch. ! sorrel MARE, about ~
hands hiek, wkits streak in the face, lett hind
tocx vhits. ! white streak round the right tore foot
aod I cssrle &C white spots on the right hind leg
absstsix gears old. Pa. WAlxEa
naHSer'
.rAxrs IN By Mr. w. w. wtiaen living on
the A~ise - miles from Baton Rouge u this par
ish % the lst April, = cnesnut sorts MARE ionf
yeass cd, fourteen hands and a halfhish, y small
white spns 10 The face.
rAxesup ~ tle LIST Aprilsa6i0 . Red aud
White Gov. ~ bssnd, ma rked . crop IL tue left
raf sad 80 ssnaI splits in the right ear, about
four yeass oil, aud = calf not marked-by Nathan-
lei 0fayiess about S mics from Baton Rouge.
al q r.. A. WALKERs Ranger.
Taken % 81 N. Gmyless 5 miiea fFnnn Baton
Notee. 1 blinded COW and calf, married . crop
aud underbis Ia the right ear, upper half crop IN
the len. branded "H. P.n on the eidc and on the
hip with . si.xIe VT" about four years old.
Calf not marked
Aug 90 %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

SIsCrLAR CrxT0Ms-In tie Journal
of the Royal Geographical Society d
London Is m intcrrs ing account
Ut the manners and custlms 0f the
natives Of King George pd nra,
the s0utt, Western extrsz M New
Holland. from which No sisriyc the
following infarMation;-PoIygamy ii
a general practice among them, one
i,an sometimes having many wives
The girls appear to be at the disposal
of their father, and are generally be-
spnkeI ~ their infancy, and occasion
ally e,cn before they arc born. At The
age If eleven or twelve years, the girl
is delivered over Ia her husband. At
the birth IT twin children, one 1T the
twins is killed--a female If there be
one. The III given for this. is
that the mother has not food for two in
fants ; and also cannot conveniently
carry them about.
Their smallest children arc taken
dail!yfo dig roots in the nrighborhood
Of their residence, Under the care Of
All older schild--say n Of nine or ten
years IT age. II, while thus abroad.
the little savagcs discover a stranger
they instantly conceal themselves in
the heritage. lying ~ close ~ a hare
in its Eprm. Parents appear tn be
very, fond df their children, aud rarely
cbaS, he them : bnf the husbands
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
~MAYORALTY.

IA Rouge was this day laid b~fon tho board
Of Scieetnsen, requesting an Oriiaancs 70 bs psss-
ed requiring all aneIs Of vacant lots 70 cut down
tho weeds thersoa, nn no,ioa,
De j. ordained, :has rank weeds stpwine on lots
within the limits Of the cdrpuratioh are hereby de-
clared . nuisance. and, that from and after she
publication Of this ardinancs ali owners OF lots
within the limits OIL the Town of Batoa Rouge,
ale ,eqaircd 20 cut down the weeds ON their sid
Lots and should sny owaer " owners OF lots
within the said limits, neglect. or refuse b comply
with this oraiaanea, the said wseds wiil he Rsmov-
cd In Conformity with Nd ordinance passed tins "a
Of J.me 1891, respecting naisaaces..
Ssm 1881 SAML. SKOLrIELD, CLERK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

SHIRT sightedsess-& A. 1. Of
P~rovI1sAcs. p |. rs % shset
sighicA. NIT one d. % = Vas walk
ing along the strcrt. he smistook 4 COW
for a lady. and taking hold 81 It's tail
Which he raised gently, be very court
eo1sly said-"Madam. you will lose
your shawl !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
CaldWclF& Micky,

NO. 60. CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
ID ESPEC TFULLY inform tkeir friends and
~ the planters generally in ;he.vicinity or Ba-
ton Rouge, thai They are now con6ped to the Fac
forage q Commission Business alone 1 md they
hope, from their close application to@business. to
receive d share Of public patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
$50 REWARD

vE7ILL b. paid fas The appsshsnsinn sad des
livery az the barracks a this place, Of
dssssssrs Silsa x Wsshs S feet s inehss higA, light
complexion. with . sharp voice : Eshvssi Laueh.
s feet high, Of large sixs, an trlsAnsan; and dit.
eomplrx'oa, and chin in parton. % dollars viii
b. paid fos each man.
b. r. HsKSEs, t'cmdg.
For A. n. DsAnsoas, ALT
Sep 70 81 sfOrd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
OF YANKEE DOODLE.

A correspondent Of the Wcstchcste
PENN Republican, gives the fo!low
ing extract from Judge Martins His
tory Of NORTH Carolina, to show til,
origin Of Yankee Doodle.
lin the attacks made upon I'll,
French posts in America, in 1T!
those against Niagria and Frontens,
were made by Governor Shirley 4
Massachusetts,, and General johnson
Of New York."
Their army during the summer
lay on the Eastern bank Of the Hull
son. In the early part nj June, the
troops Of the Eastern provinces began
to pour in company after company and
sa,ch assemblagc Ut men never before
throngcd together on such an occasion,
unless an example may be found in the
ragged regiment, Of Sir John Faistaff.
It wauld have relaxed the gravity Of
an anchorite, to see the descendants Of
the Paritans marching thru the streets
Of that ancient city. and taking their
station on the left of the British army
O,n with long coats and others with
no coats at all. and witt, cOlors as nn-
r as the rainbow !: some with
thin hair cropped like the army Of
Gro mwell, and others with wigs, the
locks Of which fsated with grace a.
round their shoulders. Their march,
the acc0utrements, aud the whole ar
rangemsnte Of the troops, furnished
matter Of amusement to tire British
army. The music played The airs Of
two centuries ago ; the tout ensemble,
exhibited a sight to the wondering
stranger to which they had been un-
accust0mcd.'
"Among the club Of whist that be-
to the British army. there was
4 Doctor Shaeburg attached to the
staff, who combined will, his kuowl-
Of surgery, the skill and talents
# q musician. To please the new
he composed a tune. and with
much gravity recommended it to the
AZ one Of the most celebrated
hrs Of martial music. The Joke took
the no small amusement Of the
British. Brother Jonathan exclaim
d that it was nation fnc, and in a
cw days. nothing was heard in the
camp, but the air Of Yam
zee Doodle. !
Little did the author Of this CON-
then sapTosc that an air made
Dr the purpose Of Ievity and ridicule, /,
hould DO marked for such high dcs-
inieA In twenty years from that :
mo the National march inspired the !,
crocs of Bunker Hill and in less than j
airty, Lord CORVALLIS and his army
,arched into the American lines, to
se tune OF ssYankee Doodlc..""
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

NOTICE.. Ne1
THE unde,signcd having purchased The neck
ofgoods of &c Morris. will coHtinues4tse
Mercantile business in the two story brick hpil.ing
on Church street, formerly occupied "a til and
BY siricl attention TO business. hSpestpSTnelFit 2
reasonable portion Of public pa age
HswEsnABIN.
January 10th, 48
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE. g.
AMEs MAssKEa having been appointed Syn
q die of his i~Hsolvent estate, splicits all per
sons indebted 10 said estate 10 come forward 10
settle with him, otherwise he will be compelled
according 10 law, 10 Llsce the claims into the
hands OF an officer for collection.
al IS JAMES MANSKER.
JUST RECEIVED,
.AND for sale. the following articles: white lead
aaA extra p.Ie lead. turpentine, linseed oil, dried
applies, pusiy ia bIadders from 10 to Is lbs each ;
whiting, sage ~ buadles d i1b, and do. sour
circuit bessquslity.
J. w. MUSSELMEN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

NOTICE.

NOIlOC. # -
lRSW HiTAAN WlLc0x has removed hts Office
q The building formerly occupie6 by Mad. Hatch,
and the second door from Or Hainey's. He viii
be fouad there al all hours unless profsssioaa1iseen-
gagged. Octlo1M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

M NOTICE. Il
w PIEcE6hsginS and rope ,of . sups-
rior quality Just received and for sale low, BY
august I ~ 5As. MAasKHR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

No. 81.

'ncancsf sDns. sncI, 0bclichrc AZ IN all
'tssbi.tory.i 1t had never befarc slwwu TO
the mighiicst ofits iirgc soycrrixm.-.
IN a few hours. the fisher lad was at the
head af NJ hundred and Fifty tnous-
and ; IN q few hours, there was no
will ~ Naples but his ; and in 4 few
hours, It was fired from All sorts of
taxes. and restored To all i.s ancient
privileges. Tie fish wamd, was cx.
changed for the truncheon o fron maud.
the sea boys jacket for cIeti, or silver
aud gold. He matic the town be IN
~trenehed; he placed .entineDs to guard
u against danger frofn without ; and
ie established a system Of police with
in. which a~ cd the worst bandifti in
the world into fear. Armies passed
in review befurc Him : even fleets
owned his sway. He dispensed nun
isltn.cnts ard rewards with the like
liberal hand ; the bad he Kept in ave.;
the disafrcted paraiized ; the waver.
ing he resolved by his exortafions !;
the bold were encouraged by bis incite-o
n'ents; the valiant made more valiant
by Ills appreciation. 81
Obeyedin Whatever he commanded
gratIfied IN whatever be desired, sue
cessfnl IN whatever lie attempted,
never Was Their. a ci,eif murr absolute
never WAS an absolafc chief for q
time more powerful. He ordered
that all the noblcs aud cavelisrs should
deliver up their arms to sacl, officers
as he should give commission to m.
ceivc them. The order was obcyed.
He ordered flat all men or ranks
81 without cloaks--or gowi Nj,
pr cassocks. or any sort Of loose drrss
dress. under which, arms might 30
concealed: nay, fiat even the women.
or the same reason, sisould throw
.s'de their farthingaleA. aud fuch %
gowns somewhat high. Tie
'rder changed in IN instant. the whole
ii the people, not even the
prondest Of Naples daring to dispute
. the least, the pleasure Of tic peoples
dol. Nor was II over fiic higl, ana
loblc alone that he exercised Lis an.
United ascendfncy. Tie ..fiercc de-
nocracy' were scquiescent as the
tiled few. On IN occasion, when
ne reapIc in vast numbers assembled,
e commanded with 4 loud voice. that
very ono present, under pain Of death,
etire 10 his home. The multitude
isappearcd. On anotlier, be put his
n0pr urnn l;e r,1ssth IA n..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
Coiiditions Or the Gazr((e.

Nc sutyription taken FOR ! shorter perioS N,
Une Year. The price or the Gaxctte Is n I
per anlpin. one halt payable n IA
vaness md the remaining instalmcnt nt the COM
msnsameat Of the latter Six mouths 81 each vssr
Should any one BY removal - osherwise v;sE "a
dsellne his Further subscription. re must eive
notice 20 that e6ect before he exnirat;on IL he
yea, 11thsrvise ne will be sonsidered a snb-
ssribtng u another year.
1ADYE8 rkSEMisNrS viii be ckarsed 4
foll0ua: Advert semcnts not 3exceedine Iprfve
Uses, or less, VIII be inserted Cor or 1oIEAR.
sAds fxlIfsCsxTs for each subsequen in,ertion,
longer odes in the same ratis.
Adverttssment nnlsss otherwise ordered VIII
be pabliahed in English and French until forbid.
aad charged aescrdingiy.
paCkcthctWeela New Orleans
AND BAYOU SARA.
~ursr> AND Ale iSrxanEDrArE
- LANDINGS
A8%w STEAMBOAT LEvANT
strong and fast running
boat, having heea purslssed BY Cspt. Laurent, for
the RECOMMENDATION Of his old friends, will run un-
der Ms sommand throughout all the season between
The above sorts sad landinys, leaving New Orleans
every 6saday alten A. m. and Bayou Sara every
Wednesday, az same hour. J. =. COLA,
Feb. SIS. Agent.
81 NML- r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

II have lived" said Dr. Adam
Claik. ITO know that the great secret
of human happiness, is this: Never
suffer your energies to stagnate. Tho
Old adagc Of s'to0 many irons in tho
tire," conveys an abomiaablc lie.-
You cannot hare tn, many-pokcr.
tongs, aud all; keep them ali . going.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26
Netice.

IN Notlce.
lie dndersisned having resumed. the practice
ne LAW tenders his professional services to
t6sspublic.
THOMAS CTBBEs MORGAN.
Baton Ronge, March 81, 1889. e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

They say it takes ninc tailors to
make q man,-apparently ons il suai-
Gent to ruin him-LockhAarf's Lifc@
Scott. IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

NOTICE.
IlAR. Osan Hxckett is authorised to collect
the accounts due me on account of the Baton
Rouge Gazette. All persons iadebted are reques.
led TO make Immediate payment.
jan % So STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

EcEIvEDa eonsisnneas. Of Twillsd Linz
sey, pain L,nsey, Saddles, Aem Mills;
One sp,spdid Mahogany Rsdsssd. For sale 81
he Nex Odsans whole sals prices.
may 23-tS AsMAfTA.
/. s. ce1h sdvasess msds = s1kiad Z eoas
GSnlne0Ls - - - ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-26

FOR 81 OR EXCHANGE.
LIKELY young negro MAJ, a bout twenty
~ one years Old for sale, OF ne will Be ex-
changed fora female house servant. For 2ariic-
Dlars enquire as this nfice.
Aurl Qj-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
UphoisteriHg and Paper Hanging I'm
EsFsS.s.y'T% K'OE.yG

\ kE no" receiving large and general assert.
a ment OF Gfocenes, Liquors, &c. consisting it
part
30 hhds St. Crox Auakapas and N. o. Sugars
10 boxss LAT Sugar
200 bags Poro R,eo. Lagura aud Rio Coffee
% bags Matioalno Coffee
10 uerees GteenP Rico ditto
10 hhds Molasses
80 barrels do
goa sides Leather
Is barrels Taneers' Oil
so boxes Glass 3 1<lO aud 1922
SO boxes Iallun Candies
% do Hall * Sons Patent do
10 boxes Sperm do
81 boxes Sotp
loo kegs Nails
lierces Rico
so bags Shot
80 Kegs Duponl's F F F Powder
100 Demdj ons. IA gallons
81 boxes Imp. aud G. p. Teas
do super qhaIlly do
80 barrels fai
halippes Cognac Brandy
do super qualny do
80 pipes and barrels Spanish do
80 barrels n. +. Rum
ppe old Madeira Wine, super quality
% barrels Sicily do
do Pou do
30 do Malaga do
10 barrels common Gin
l ppr Holland Gin
z Ginger, Pepper, Sp,ce Copperas. Indigo. Mad
Der Steel, Gr ldsones. &c. &c. all of viii, h w.. or
fer at low prices for cash
june Is "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
James River and E&anawha Company
NOTICE I'D

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office IL
l. the James River aud kanawhl Company N
Richmond, Va, until the Sth July next, for the
construction OF SIN Dams, with RveiI Locks 10 be
constructed across James River between Lynchburg
and the mouth Of North River.
These Dams are 10 be built Of heavy solid stone
masonry, having such part laid in cement as the
specifications shall designate, aud with such abni-
menis, &c., as the Engineer shall exhibit on the
plans. They will vary in heI- hI from 10 81 feet.
Also, proposals will be received for the Look
Gates OF all the Locks between the points above
named, with iron work, similar those below Lynch.
burg.
The plans and specifications OF said Dams and
Lock Gales Will be ready 10 be exh bued by
h. IT, ON. Esq, the Engineer. and after the
Ion day OF June next. at his Office IN Lynchbuig
"htre contractors may apply fur such information
as wlii enable them TO make proper proposals.
Payment Tor the WORN will be made IN the same
manner as Tor other works the line above Lynch.
burg, which were let in November last.
The time Tor the completion of the above work
viii be March. 1912. he timber for The Lock
Gates will be required TO be procured and laid away
carefully rs The ecification directs.
b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer J. r. q K Co. =
Richmond May t6J'ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
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l. sctihers. viii expire by linitalion. on The i's'
ton by mutual consent
IL - desirable than orr accounts should be closed
Immediately. We therefore hope iba, all persons M
debted to the concern will call. as possible
one at u fsf settlement, fhos. b. the sor
ol D.. iloleombr. Who u authorised assist rs u
the settlement. All persons Who may have eialm'
against he firm. will bring them forward IN orde
that they may be adjusted.
WI. |. HOLCOMBE. NJ. D.
10. :. PAYNE. NJ. ID.
Applications Tor the Of either Of us. ale
the Isl of Nav will be made to DR.. II 1t his resi-
denee. aud TO DR.. Z al his Office, formerly occupied
b, us. II. d =.
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