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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ,
LOWNDES COUNTY. {
ha D3n'el pratt (Attachment,
Samuel F,sv-;.e S149,25.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
IN Attachment has been issued at the suit
of the said plaintiff against the said defendant
as an absconding debtor, for the sum afore.
said, and has been returned to this office, duly
executed, and is wpendrng and undetermin.
ed in the Circuit Court of Lowndes County
State Of Mississippi; and that unless the. sait
defendant shall appear on or before the Frs
monday in October next, being the first day
of the Circuit Court for the County aforesaid
give special bail and plead, judgement viii be
entered aeaint him, and the property attached
win be sold to satisfy the Plaintiff demands
Witness, the Clerk of the saId Circnit cour
this 10Th day ofJuly. 1871.
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
At. pr. $3.50.
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HEEW'S
NrnvE q, BONE LIN IVA EN- II.

Ii Il L Wy -
NERVE & BONE LINEM EN- II.
FExHIS article is offered TO the pubic as
never falling cure for the Rheumatism 81
and it has for number Of years sustained stance ba5 5
aaPie a1l' the n3yer Of every other article. In
acute and recent cases, the relefis invariably,
after fer one or two applications Of the Imminent
and in Chronic Rheumatism the cases o. sbes
the nerpe and bone, with the most happy ct
feet.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock
g. Co. Wholesale Druggists : Fletcher street e
n. Y. and the principal Druggists N tne y
Mon.
Co1oSEL SEVER, Postmaster at Batavia, IS
knowing 10 the fact, that DR.. Bingham. oil !, Ge-
nesee County, aged over 70. and for more than
n wears very bald, has had his haIr iIlly re,
- eai hn The nse If one bottle of the Balm o
Columbia from Comstock a. Co.
o''''''' For sale by e. a. SMITH
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31

The population Of the BRUSH pro-
,,;;ooe If N. Brunswick is 10000.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
may 90, 1871. 13t. pf2Id.

James Sims
FEyHIS cause being called and it appear
q ing TO the Court that process was duly
served on Joseph P. Wadddle and Elias f.
Byrn Executors of John w Byrn deceased.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that de-
cree pro confesso be entered as to said Wad-
dell and Byrn, and that publication for four
weeks be made in the 'Southern Argus" a
newspaper published in the town of Columbus,
in the State of Mississippi, notifying the deem
dant James3Sims of the tendency of this SUIT
and that unless he appear on Or before the first
day of the next term Of this Court, to be hol-
den on the first monday of October 1871 plead
answer or demur, judgement final vii be en-
tered against him. .s.
The above is a correct copy from our MN
utes in relation to the above order.
OVID P. BROWN.
Clerk
By NJ. Nee ARTHY D. Cfk
August Sd lS41. prs fee SI'oO
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TIE CONTRIBUTIONS.

In addition, to the unusually fine array OF orig
inaI contributors, which the Magazine mas
thus far beasted, arrangements have Deen
made with number more, ofthe best writers
OF the day. so that spice and variety may Dc
looked for in the literary department OF Inc
new volume,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-08-31
MARSHAL'S SALE.

By J. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus Aug 2Ist l84I.-pf 7.5d
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New ,5rleans money market.
From the New Orleans Bulletin, Aug:3'
Wis fssSrEai NEnnev.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
JEW DAVlD'S ssHs HEBREW
PLASTER.

vUNlIE pee uliaes of this chemical compound owing
10 its extraordinary effects upon the animal hhfe or
nerves. and muscles, lis virtues beng thmd hy
them 10 the immediate OF disease OF PAIN and weak
NESS.
However good any internal remedy NAV be- this,
external application will prove powerful auxiliary
movn disease and facilitating the OF To-
cal inflammation, scoiuous alrc lions King Evil, Gont, In
Aammatorv and Chronic khrunIats and in all cases
W. here eated pnin weakness exists.
A gentleman travelling in the North of Europe and Pnes
tine in $780, heard much said III the latter place praise
of JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER and OF the
las he consdered mac nous cures II had Performed that
he ms induced it his person, Tor lung aud
liver atec ton, the removal OF winch had been the chief OBJ
iec of his Journey but which had resisted the GENIAL nf
ence of that bnlmv and delicious climate. lie found
his health improving and in few weeks his cough left him.
the saownes of his disappeared. his ed
and his health became permanently einstatcd Since TINT
time been recommending Ito his friends and ucquan
tanccs for all fixed pains whichever, such rheumatism
govt headache tooth ache pain the side hip back and
tunor stiff Joints cakes ngne in the breast weakness
and pain in stomach, weak limbs. mcness affections Of
the spine female weaknesses &c. Normae subject pam
weakness in the back or side should be without it,
MARRIED LADIES,
delicate situations find great rcliet from constantly
ing this plaster. The application of thus pastrr between
coughs phhlsc and lung affections their primary stages
destroy Inflammation by producing copious pclplon
No ply scian should be without II.
For particulars bills that accompany each box and
directions. Each box contains sufficient spread
eight pasters. Price 80 cents per pox.
The above for sale by DlNkLE & RuMBOUGH.
Oct. 25
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RESUHKsECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS..

~ UPERIOR To the II,gcan Bmndfehs, Evans Tomato,
- the Matchless prced Sanase, Indian Prsnvc or any
other Pills Compound before the public, as ctihed to by
Physician. and others Let condemn them until they
have tried Them and then are CERTAIN they Will
not.
II il now settled point with all who have used the Vrgc
table PERSIAN PILLS thai they pccmnently the hest
and most efcacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has been
used in America II family could become acquainted
with their power diseases they would keep
them and be prepared with REMEDY 10 apply on The
frs, aud then how much would
Ina avoided and none, we'll the lives OF thousands
bo ore hurried ont b, ler'ns disease in its first
.s,s or y not being possession OF remedy which they
can plnce dependence upon.
by blNhhI "a ~ "no' "'' "s's.
Oct Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
REMEDY FOR TuRUsH-CANKEK AND
NURSING SORE MOlIn.

& infants every consigned 10 the iombby the
bove stubborn diseases. The and ignorance
Of practising physicians regard to tins disease, and
the consequent rHny of cure from their prescriptions
subject Of common remark among all those who hays u
ered from the disease, who have witnessed the suerngs
Of others
It, therefore, gives much pleasure to he able 10 Of
fer TO this class of sufferers remedy; wlnch
has trifd in single instance. III the aeerava
ted of this disease whore the mother and child
have been covered externally with cankcr the
whole body, well as internally.
Many the have messed performed by these
medicines the of ThtHsh tnnkcr and hur
sing Sore Mouth, where the patient had been given
yer by number Of the talented PHI, scians.
W. present this compound thus confidently, because
d. ikNNH is Oniy TO be tested to be aJ'p' ecidted
R,~5.,r sale bv DINkLE & RUMBOUGH.
N, Ut rs
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POLITICAL PRESCRIPTION.

FROM THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
The list number OF ne Democrtnc Revies cons
aims article on Political Prescription, IN ths
sentiments OF winch we heartily conc ur aud, only
regret, that the Review, al late day. makes
discovery OF important polical hulhs. which tof
twelve years past we, in our humble way, have
been constantly enforcing before the Public. We
consider the doct,ine of prescription Tor Opinions
sake hostile to the first principles Of republican
Ism, AMI contrary 10 the genus OF our institutions;
and, persisted IN, hkley to be extremely pernicious
10 the purity and pernanency Of our Governnent-
which already contains wilhin itself enough OF the
seeds OF corruption. No matter what parry may 6o
power, who may exercise The apo, t,"g power.
We go against The arbitrary removal OF any office
merely on account OF different IN po'nics.
The tyranncaI conduct OF Gen. Jackson In the
broadcast removals that he made, without cause,
and merely as rewards and pun shn,eDts," iniTo-
duced an example, which although followed In de-
gree by his successor, never under him reached the
height which characterised il under Tie ",eiga Of
tenor" when the then official Govetn e1 organ, IN
reply Ia the walls OF distressed iames called ou' 10
the dismissed officers, " root hog. or die" o.!
who with the heart OF an American heeman viii
ever forget or forgive the cold booded atrocities
,ha, make The political prescription by Gen. Jackson
and his satellites!
We should nope, then, that the EVIL deeds Of
those dark days would be considered AS warnings
rather than ex imples. Though they contributed
10 consolidate the fabric Of Jacksonism for bret
period, they silently undermined The ioundations IL
he structure; aud IN the iullness Of live it ie-and
great uds The JaH thereof
General Harrison came intu power avowedly 10
effect REFORM in the Government and under cm-
cumstances entirely fferent from those which re-
eompanied the elevation Of Generals ackson. During
Mr.. kdamss administration the officers VI Govern
ment, either took no part, comparatively speak,oes
IN politics. sided ind ferenly, way OF the 2.
her as other citizens did. The power and pziseu-
age Of the Government, were not brought Into coo.
II hiC h the teeuoln of elect But during Inc
reign Of General Jackson, and the Presidency -
Mr.. Van Buren,, the Office bolders became banded
together "a legion. and acted the political cam.
ptgn the par Of regular soldiers. drilled aud paid
oecaue necessary ariice in ,he eftbs Wh5ts,
! and was point Of their poIcy, avowrd thseaeeevs
the contest.,o carry out their contemplated yQs5n
INTO the Offices Of iii. Govern "en'. and. sieno1e
prescribing men for opinions sake mssriy. e Pssgs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
ADDRESS THE WINGS.

We repubilsh from HE Albany Evening journal
OF Salutda, u -aous, s,aghi-i forward appeal ifo"
the State Central ComnIitte 10 The W hugs oil The
) are. Tue, wIL we trust, heed is warnings, and
answer like men aud paiIo,s 10 IT'S call. W haie'et
our household disag,eenenis let them be hushe d
IN the presence OF the common adversary, and with
united zeal and effort, we can sui i"a'n'an Tue
h,g asseudancy IN tbs great Slaia. Let us resolve
to do II, aud II viii be done.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
". Y. american.
TOTHE WIG ELECTORS OF TIE STATE
OF NEW YORK.

FELLOW Citizens: The State Central Com
mlee ~ d,scha,ge ui the dunes deyolsed upon II,
solicit yDuT earnest attention.
pnents-no joyous congratulations. Not rs when
lasr year assured YOU IN advance 4 the triumph
Of Wing principles, here aud through the Union
IN the elec,un of The Patriot Of Nurh Bend, do we
now address you. Since the close ." that desperate
Struggle, resulting in our Unprecedented, aunihia-
ting victory, deep gloom has spread over the lace OF
our public affairs. That lnscruiable Provided e
which deprived US of our beloved President, wlile
The accia,aiions which hailed his Inauguration yet
fingered on the ear has been followed by other ca
lamtes al he disastrous aud depored. II were idle
10 recall or recue them now--ihey are living IN your
mrmOres-they weigh upon your hearts Enough
that Al the close OF the first session oil Cong'ess under
the Wing asccndancy-a session winch mas heeh
productive of more i,e, benelceDt, and wholesome
measures than all the Ten sessions preceding It'd
session which led vastly To The permanent re-
sources Of our State, aud all the STATES; which
has provided amply and justly for the national ue-
fence and the national ciedit-which has Tekindied
the Il me oil hope upon many fesoaie hearhs ana
IN very many despalrlng hea.s-a session which, 10
all respects one has already fulfilled the lodges
of the Wings II the county. while II has done much
Tor the of naiioua prospeily-at The close
of such a session find he great and patriotic par
efan,, psral, zed by an inelorlons apathy, suHen-
de,ing into the hands IL its oppressos all mat mas
been gained by twelve years struggle.
We speak frankly 10 you, fellow zens, as'oe'
comes our charactc, aud yours. We kno" tia, you
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-28
PUBLIC BUILDING.

TTIIE undersigned have been appointed, by the
Il county court of mhers,o receive proposals for
enclosing with brick three sides o'hc Public Square
- they are ready to recrve such proposals. and
invite the attention of contractors to this wurk.-lhe
trian and specifications of the work will be made
known By application to both either Of US, resid-
ing at the Courthouse.
ROBERT T1NSLEY. ! c,,.
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND,
Sent. % IS
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CERTJEIC

certify that have by Of experiment. used the liv
ocon and most of the kinds OF Pills, prnctce,
wbich have the highest repnte IN the public esiimaion
,bst aye offer for sae i'll thsNclt tor the last hive
o.,s including those called the Persian Pills;
and The public assured TINT none among the whole
catalogue has answered better purpose as an ensy ana e
c,ual remedy than Resurrection Persan Pills ln most
.,os Of disease ClIAS. BACkUS, NJ. ID.
Rochester N. ", Sept 81, 1889 Is
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The Female school at the BOtctOurt
Springs will reopen or the lst
of October.

/ Offer, IN beauty Of situation, extreme healthI-
J. ness It's txCrllence OF accommodations, aud IFS
Sc, uslon from all temptations 10 any thing bui sell
Improvtmeut, the opportunity OF an education
stticly SIMPLE and pure. II simsnot I.ss as 10 tne-
Ihud, al Instruction lhan Of Gov'Inmeni-rather ~
he unamhltlons, bat sound aud real teaching winch
my y cultlsaed parents mIgin endeavor 10 giyelo
large uIly, within their own home, than al the
system OF mnmeniary snow, prevailing ~ Fashion
able Academies. MpluplIed studles--whch are but
mode OF making girl, pfesunpluoust lgn0rant-aie
avnidcd. The f,tesl aud most a-reeable things Tor
wumeu taue l not iil" iosi fisi Tor chill
dten. thorough knowledge aud love inr then du-
ties, ielgIuus moral and do este; complete "a
mIarIIy with the mnfe Elemeniar, parts Of Educa-
ton. (Reading. Wutng, A ,fh,neuc;) sound aud
tl-ga't quainiauct with tlien owo language and
ITS Literature; an accurate and ex ended course OF
History, Geosraphy AMI AnnqnnIes: several Mod
Languages. II there be tune. AID French vata.
by, n IS spoken VITA east: such Is lie plan OF
studies now pursued. Music is laugh IN the mus
mastery manner, by "A accomplished alpn pro-
lessor. Dancing aud Drawing wl be provided lor
ANN
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NOTICE..

M l. be Sold hy o,der Of The county Courl Of
W Phlsy l.ania, on the 2Sth inst, al the late
residence Of John Hunt, decd Lot of Land
Siratstone meeting house, IN Pfusy wanna county,
on which there is framed Store House. with coun-
ing and dining ,oous. and stone chimney, al
present occupied by Messs. liant Il Coleman
lhere is also, on the Lot a good Kitchen with
stone chimney. Meat House. Com CRIB, Stable,
&c. all the budIdgs being nearly new.
ms Is desirable property as cou"lfy sand be.
ing popuous and substantial heghborhood.
Terms liberal. and made known the day Of sale.
S. r. HUNT. ,,,.
GEO. W. COLEMAN, Au'" -.
Oct. Ia $3.50
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L.IVV'V'OTxCE.
TNllE subscriber, Tor the pnrpos" Of devotng his
Il attention exclusively To TIE
PkACIlCE OF LAW.

Has removed 10 Lynchbure, and vii, regularly at.
tend all the Cours OF Campbell, Amherst, Nelson,i
The Corporation Of L,nchhutg, the Ctcun Court o
Bucklnpha and The Gour ot Appeals. HIS future
add, ess will be Lynclbutg, Virginia.
J. GARLAND.
a. Office adjoining Samuel Garland. E>q., who,
my abscLct, will attend TO any application ior my
services j. u.
July 90
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n d II &c II j..

WILL lie oifted Tor sale, al public auction, on
w the IS h day Of next mouth (Oeober) II not
sold privately before that time, House ana Lot,
near the upper end OF MAN street, nov OCCUPIED by
Mr.. $. W. Shelton. Also, another House and Lot,
on Federal Hill, IN the occupancy of Mr. r. H. To-
Ter. Term, acc ommodatng. and made known on the
day of sale SAM'L. POlNDEX TER, Jr.
S"pt. 10 4w
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.N3C and >pieMdid .HNhOS0ny
Furniture,

ar the very latest Nouhern Modes and Fash
" ions. | viii sell, ON Wednesday,. the Sd 81
November II iair, II moi the uex tar day, he lar
eest and best assortment of FSK.v'ITIRI,
ever opened III this mlrlei, without any exception,
consisting IN pant OF the following aiilcles:
Sideboatds, variei, OF patterns wih aud without
Marble Tops,
W atdrobes, some OF very superior quality,
Dressing Bureaus, with aud without Marble Tops,
DINING Tables, IN seis aud pairs, with Leaves,
Snias "l the best qnalIly and finest fnsh,
Gard Tabl' 5. t,sha cable ,tiiclc,
Mahngan, Bedsl eads,
Common Wood Bcdsteads,
Wash Stands. with aud without Marble tops,
Secretaries and Book Cases,
Per Tables. wth splendid Pie, Glasses attached,
PIER Tables. without do
Dressing Tables.
Mahogany Chats,
l. LlIIs' ~ 4IIi. SIuILl. uuul' InLllL 81 anLa
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H.TLL H.fPER,

M + have Just opened a large and well selected
w assortment oi Frruch ard American Paper
HANGINGS. and Velvet aud Common Bordering
PAPER, which We will s,ll low { rash.
PAYNE q GREGORY.
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la Addition 10 the above,

Will offer very large assortment, Cane Seat an"
ludsor Chars, Of the best make and hnsh.
Il y The above woik has been al manufactured
by myself, OF under my supe,inlende, &c. and can
recommend II with confidence 10 ,h"se wishing Ia
purchase. A. WINSTON.
Sale to be conducted by Mess's. Payne a Iu'-
ner. Auciloueers.
Oci 81 t3N
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STOLEN

Il ROM the subsc lbei's ro"m on "Wednesday night
L last fine Gold Dupiex Watch. with Gold
Cub Cham. The Watch and Cham are worth
leas, 5000, and ay person returning H. sha receive
IA rery hberai ieuard. A. 5. ENGLEDONE.
Oct. lS 4t
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SPLENDID Mahogany frame Look
ing GLASSES
TO Brass And Irons. and common
IL do do head Shovel and Tones, and ccm-
do do Tenders and Panied
do Sets # Knives and Folks
And IA complete assortment OF Castings, and other
ARTICLES fo, house LeepIns-Jus, "rtneh. and tor
sale. on good Terms IT, b. RICHAR DS.
Oct. % Is
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EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.


EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
TERMS.
Board 10, 10 months. inc uding bedding S75
Washlug. = per moulh 10
l. Ighls, Fuel and attendance, So each 10
Instruction IN the English course rs
The same. VIII French or liailan 25
Spanish, German ~ LaIIn 25
Music on The Piano, with Vocal Instruction
aud use 81 instrument so on
Guitar or Harp, the same
REHABILITATION.
Board aud attendant expenses 100 90
Board with Eng ,,sh course l25 90
B ard with The later and two Modern Lam
guigcs $50 90
The preceding, wuh Music "a instrument 30 90
u + es payable half early, IN advance.
Refer to Gen'l. Bernard Pe,ron, John X Cooke
Esq. or the French Consul RiCh"on Rtvd
Nicholas Ii. Cobb, Peters urg: John ii. PIeasanls
G"ochIand Had jah Meade Esq. Amelia; Geu'l L.
Cartlngton, Halifax; john b. Minor, Charlottesville;
Gent Baldwin. Sraunton; Janes McDowe E>q,
Lexingr"n; W. w. Ferguson, Bent Creet; Champe
Cater. Amherst; Rev'd. Mr.. Atkinson. Chrsweli
jacob Mitchell. Liberty; Judge Saunders, New
London; Vincent Wncher E.q.. Pns,lvanm;
Norbo,ne Tallalerro Esq, Franklin; Judges Allen
and JoI,ns,op and R.vd. Mr.. C"cke FIN, asllr ::
Reyd. Mr.. Wharton. G"n'l. Waits aud Cob w. NJ.
Pryton, Roanoke; Rev'd. Mr. Powers, Salem; Col.
w. Ballard Presion, NJ on,gomery; J. X. NJ Her. or Il.
Rush Floyd WyIhe; Mrs. LIZ MA Floyd. Burke's
Garder; Rufus French Esq. Giles G. II: John Ca
penon Esq, Monroe; Grn'l. p. e. Johnston, Ab-
ngdpn.
Sep. 81 Is
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FOR IeE Il,

lathe TENEMENT on Main street, occu-
M;;;I pird by IL. II. Booker. The upper apart
MnA m ens are convenient for family residehce.-
Possession given Immediately. ForIer'ns, apply TO
JNO. NJ OTEY, CASHIER.
Feb. Is
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.. ST
OF We ~ FILL .I.v'D DDLvTEH
GOODS,
Baltimore. and for safe
Try .DNO. y. PuIkVIS,

4 L his Store IN L,nchburg. IN the come, build
"A ing formerly occupied by Robinson x Elliott
nearly opposite the Market House,
OcroBfR ilh. lSIl.
BROADtLOTliS, CASSlMERES, VEST
lNGS, Nc.
Supcrfne wool dyed black, blue invisible green, and
other Cloths
Wesl oi England blue, black, aud Fancy CAST
Saxony WOOL, blue aud black Beaver Cloth lot over
Cnais
Fine Pilot Cloths and Flushings Tor ovcrcoals
B,ochs Silk Nts1nss, Lyons We've, lor do
loInctl. Valencia, Swansdomu. aud other kinda OF
Ncslngs, superb assortment,
Oxiord mNt, cade, blue. black, and other colois OF
fine aud supeihne Salinetls.
Kentucky. Ohio. and Glrnrnck Jeans.
BLANKETS LlNSEYS. FLANNELS, Nc.
Rose. Maclnaw, aud Whitney Red Blankets, large
supply,
London duiie, tallleJ, aud Indian Blankets Tor
Ntgroes.
Bl,uk el (uII pI al
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made up OF several tracts formerly owned by David
Ross. and winch were conveyed BY The same DAVID
Ross executor a. hers the Gaia" ba Iron Works
ca. On the FIST named tract, ANTHRACITE
COAL ~ found ~ grear abundance wihin one mile
of lie Furnace, ana IRON ORE within the same
convenient distance. The Improvements are yer,
fine In add nlon to he Furnace and other neoes-
A, buildings uu tins
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GEO. B.1GBHN 20.
Wholesale a. Retail lsrOcers and Com sls ssioa
Merchants,
LWNchDNYg, va.

PARTICULAR attention paid to the sale Of
i Western Produce-also 10 the Receiving and
Forwarding Goods for Western Merchants.
Feb. % 10
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POSY1.O.V'E.VE.v'T.

The sale of ihe above Properly is postponed un
Ill Saturday HE 3OIh Of October.
SAM'L. POlNDEXTER, Jr.
Oc, II 300
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anSlisll and French McrinOcs
and MOlussclinc lic Laines.

Superior solid colou,s Nil wool Muusseine do
Lanes, variety oi snades.
Rich embroidered do do Ito
Rich printed do latest London and Paris
figures
Puhicd Saxonics, double width.
NorA,ch Cloths, new nitlcle fashionable iur fall
d, essrs.
Worslcd aud silk merino PLAID. fne Tor boys and
gnls
English French and German Meiinos vareyt Of
colours cheap