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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08
NOTICE..

Z AM reqnestedb by Capt. William Shrewsbury. (who
is now visit to his relations in kanawhal To of
fer for sale his TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
Southwestern part Of the County of Bedford on the
waters of Beaver Dam Creek, containing COG, acres.
This tract OF Lands very valuable containing real rch
heavily timbered land to clear; fine creek-botom well
adapted to clover and other grain; with fine orchard
&c. SC.
An early salcis very dcsirablo and those wishing To
buy will please view the Land, and make their pr5po.
slilons known to me NM. DlCklNSON,Jr
Bedford CITY. Va. July II wis
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.NOIiCP.

.NOelCP.
4 I is my wish to close al my medical accounts Per
Il SONS indebted To me requested come forward
and arrange themaud unless they do So their accounts
will be placed in the hands ola Lawyer for immediate
collection.
II moi professionally engaged, lean. all times be
found al the Ap,thccary store Of David Il. Lyman
JAMES r. STEVENS.
Aug. w}w
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Land and Willis for Sale.

FENllESU BSCRlBHR olrrs his Tract Of Land for
4 sale. lying on Wards road, SIX miles south of
lynehburg, containing two hundred and fifteen acres
with about seventy five cleared and now in cult
vation, with an excellent peach and apple orchard
The plantation Is in good condition, and contains several
springs of most excellent water.
Also, my ROCK CASTLE MILLS. about I miles
from byncthnrg, near the Quaker church, with about
ten acres of excellent meadow land
am disposed 10 sell bargain in the above mention
cd property. and will at all times take pleasure
IN showing II toany person DESTROYS OF purchasing
IA lntersewean be bad with me, any day in this place
Terms shall be made liberal
CORNELIUS CROW.
July II uGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

FRNllS l\SIIII TON will he IT. opened for the re
ccpuon Of lupl- on Monday. August 10Th next
The course OF instruction Is full aud cfisien-comprs
ing the various departments Of Ancient aud Modern 1t
cntutc. Mathematical aud Natural Sciences.-bes, cal
cnatcd To dcvcope the powers Of the youthful mind.
AMI secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodions, and being
lately furnished with Piano Forte. Globes aud other
necessary Mathematical Instruments, 1t Is confidently
hoped that the experience and attanmentS o the teach
may hvurably recommend them 10 the patronage Of
the public The Musical department will be conducted
10y Mi DAmrr. viii known 10 this community dls
ungulshod teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made III the terms
with the view To- accommodate class of young pupils
OmlIed to trcirc,) and otherwise meet the demands Of
the community.
Terms per Session of months
Tuition in Reading, Writing. Arithmetic }
En2lish Grammar, Geography, History &c sl2 30
pupils under the age of II years
Over the age Of - years tl5 90
w nth Composition, Rhetoric. Globes, As a., 20
lronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry. &c. ~ ~
Ancient and Modcn Languages each extra 3 90
Geometry, Algebra aud frieonometry, with the con
structun Of Maps, Charts. &c. extra ) 90
Music at Professors Terms, 80 90
Sc Of Piano Forte. , 80
SC of Globes and other Mathematical Instruments 90
Stationary -lncluung Pens, Ink, aud slate pencils 90
Board, Washing. sc. 62 30
To- be paid IN all cases. in advance.
REFERENCES
The RI Rev :. \. Necessary, ZIP. Bishop Michigan
The RI Rev Dr. Johns, \ Ep. Bishop. Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson. L,nchburg
The Rev. lanes Donghcn. do
The Rev. u, VI, Wharton, Boictourt Va.
The Hon. VIM. Woodbridge, Ex. Coy. OF Michigan
The Hon. 4. :. Porter. L. :. :. Michigan.
Charles kmltslr NJ d. Pr. Nod Ian. University Va
John Prcntiss, A. NJ E>-Pfesdcnt Baltimore College.
Bran'z Mayer. Esq. Secy of .eeaton l. :. to Mexico.
Sam' Garland John & Meem,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

fool hardy feat was performed by youngsler nan
ed Bones last evening, tins village. He assembled the
north end Of he Congregational Church, 50 along the
ridge Of the roof AND up the sicerc TO the top Of the
Of nothing but the lightning rod attached 10 the building.
From the ground the top oil the is Il feet After
swinging awhile upon the yane, aud dancing a Jig upon
the brass ball ho descended again. with apparent self
confidence that lie had been in the least exposed 10
dangri Stanford Com. Sentinel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

VIRGINIA, to wt:-N rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
the County OF Halifax, in the month OF juno, 1872
Alexander Miller, Plaintiff
against
lttlcbey D. Bostick, Abolem Bostick, Executor Of Alb
solem Bostick, deceased, and Mary Bosck Defendants
In CHANcERy.
The defendant eberry D. Bostick, not having entered
has appearance, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not nlaban of this it is ordered
that the said Ltlebery D. Bostic do appear here the
irst day OF September term next and the plaintiffs
bull that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
l-ynchhnrg Nglnian for two months successivclv and
posted the front door of the conrthouse this county
Copy-Tese,
WM S. HOLT, n c.
June Is w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

Courage IN the Ptdpa aud om Of In the year
1890 when the L :. SHIP Nncennes was AT anchor IN
the hobor Of Pensacola, fight tool, place On shore be
tween spmt American soamon and fhe Spanlards du
rlnr which number Of tho former fatally
wounded Arrests were made, but the judges, jurors
and council all Spanish. aud the assassns
quilted IN the very face Of The proof HE Chaplain ot
the uccnncs assistant counsel iur the seanen IN
the case, aud IN making report 10 the government he
remarked with severity tile administration oi justice
IN Pensacola Tie article was published at Washing
tom aud while the ship still remained in port. II reached
Pensacola. aud prodnt,d great excitement. he author
was at once disco, cred aud threats Of ehastisemen If
. not ussasa nation. sofe thrown out II he came ON
shore. lie was accustomed, on pan of every Sabbath
preach IN the chspda Pensacola aud lau q the day
on ship board.
Sallath morning came with the threats langng over
hs head rom some III the m,st prominent, as we'll ms
savage o the Spaniafds III Pensacola Even the mayor
had armed himself Announcing hs deefminallon 10 as
sassna,c the Chaplain. Hearing ii these threats. the
morning Of the Sabbath day. but not 10 be dryenom his
duty he placed LIS pistols IN his glfdle aud went on
shore They expected han, au3 many fierce ganess and
ayaIc looks exchanged ~ he pissed from the dock
to the Chapel He entered the crowded Church. as
ccndcd III pulpit aud deliberately placed lbs pistols
the desk beside his Babe Prayers were SAID The SCI
mon preached and the aGdlencr dismissed without any
disturbance except the Grlce luols which flashed from
ewes fill Of deep and iuplacable hatred.
Tic Chaplain returned 10 the Dock through the
streets, with no protection hun hIs avn moral and
physical powers, and reached his ship In safety. He
subsequently learned thai mol l,ss han two individuals
had been posted, secret places. assasslnalc hun but
which lhcy wcro prevented from doing by hs following
anptlrt route. Ina .,w DAYS ihs Chaplain be
came quito horuat Pensacola. III consequence ul his
hrnncss under such uncomfortable circumstances lie
subsequently, repeatedly shore undsturhcd 1t
may not be lmpupr here 10 stale, thai the Chaplain
hove alluded toIs Mr. Cotton, now The editor Of the
North American Phil frrAiap .JoUnal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08
Tic0 sA,0H Tracts Of ENMN for
sale.

1NNlE subscriber having determined to leave the
4 State offers Tor sale his Lands, lying in the coun
~ OF Amherst consisting oi one Tract of 33j .fCrFS
one mile from NeW GLASGOW, in said county. and well
adapted 10 ,he growth of Wheat, Corn Tobacco SC
and at this time well taken with red clover And also
another Tract of 23j Acres extending up to the above
mentioned village, making it a desirable situation for
professional man. The improvements on this place
convenient and comfortable, consisting of large two
story framed dwelling house, kitchen, house office
and other necessary ont houses all lately repaired and
newly painted with an abundance of stables. The ward
and garden also handsomely enclosed in all rendering
1t one OF the most pleasant situations in the upper
Try.
There are also other Lands adjoining these for sale
which will give the purchaser Opportunity OF adding
To them should he desire To da Persons wishing
purchase would do we'll 10 make immediate application
Ia the subscriber as he is anxious to sell, aud viii dis
pose OF the above mentioned property very reasonable
terms EDMI'ND {. MOORE.
New Glasgow. July wSw
" The Richmond Enquirer will publish weekly
eight weeks. aud forward It's to this office for
collection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08
N TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN LIE. United STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia
JrLy IL, 1872:
AMt.S TERRY Of the county of Campbell.
~ having filed petition, praying that he may he do
eared bankrupt 1t sordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors OF the said James Terry show cause
to the eonrion the day Of August next why the said
James Terry be not declared bankrupt, pursuan
10 the act of Congress in that behalf and that copy of
Tins order be published in the newspapers according to
the 22d and 2ith rules of court
Copy-Testc.
HENRY GIBSON. Ok
July IL wow
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NOTICE..

(N virtue of deere of the Circuit Superior Court of
10 Law and Chancrry iar Montgomery { ounty, pro
nounocd on the 26h day Of May 1872 in cause there
in depending. between Jacob Cooper and others Plain
tils and the heirs Of Thomas Barnett deceased Deen
dants shall proceed. the Sd day # October next,
being Montgomery Cour, day in front OF the door of the
Courthouse Of said county, 10 sell on credit of one and
Two years, to the highest bidder public auction the
four following Tracts parcels Of Land wit One
of $50 acres; of 80 acres aud OF 80 acres each
making IN all about 56acres, or all of which
tracts adoin, OF lie contiguous to each other and are
situated the great road leading Fast and West, about
or miles east from the town of Chrstia nsburr and
adjoining the lands Of Jacob Kent and others. This
place has always been regarded first rate stand for
public house The improvements are two dwelling
houses and somoou houses. The purchaser will be re
CURED to give bond with good security. and lien
will be retained upon the land until the payment of The
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT, Com
june % 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

ANlOrU2nN ,Sf3Sli101.y,
AtIl,nlOn. Vn,

VIE twenty first Session of this institution will com
u inence on the first Monday OF September, and close
on the last day ofJune hext-Mrs Shelley is prepared
10 receive as heretofore, limited number of young La
des INTO her family circle, where she may best hope
exert sanitary influence their manners habits
study, and their moral feelings and 10 discharge all her
great and deeply felt responsibilities parents and guar
dams For the improvement, Of those entrusted 10 her
care IN whatever advances the character OF Sman she
pledges her best efforts, and those OF her teachers
AS heretofore, the terms OF iuonare S2D, $2I, $50,
accordlngto the studies pursued. Freach $50 and Mu
sic with extra use Of Piano. $40 The price OF board
including washing fuel, lights, &c. has been reduced
81 lOa year.
Slaunton, July 18th 1872.
n D. 1t IS very desirable. that pupils from distance
should board the family as MIS- Shey will thereby be
better enabled to promote their Improvement during the
hours not devoted To study For those heweyer IL HON
would be convenient to board elsewhere pood board
can be procured IN genteo families and on accommoa-
tug terms
Having for years past enjoyed the benefit of Mrs
Shcfey's School, have from our residence and
our relations TO 1t AS patrons. had the most ample
opportunity OF forming estimate OF It's char
acer. We deem II but Justice To express oar
opinion OF Its claims to public favor The ability, zeal
and diligence OF her teachers and the mocry care and
vIgllant circnnspection with which she suprrvses the
conduct and department OF her pupils, worthy of the
highest commentator. We have often witnessed with
aohE'ioi me proficiency dspayedby her scholars al
her examinations We are acquainted with ins,itu
ton where all the parts Of female education-the useful
and the ornamental. solid attanments and the graceful!
accomplishments. are more happily combined and sue
c'ssiully taught We, therefore, take great pleasure
IN commencing II TO the notice OF parents and guardians.
and to the patronage of generous public
Lucas p. Thonpson james Points,
SImI N. Lc,cts +. +. St.ibEng.
H. u. Bathrn. T. J. .Mciie,
j. b. Breckenridge Jt1n hinncu.
Jas. .Ncfhoy, jas L. (h3ciya,
Staunton July % Wv
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Nr. Thomas IllsndIcy:

Nr. Thomas 8gUNIIcy:
Sl1-iou will take notice that shall on the 3Otb of
- August, 1912. at the Planters Hotel in the town of
Nlcksburg (N) proceed 10 take the dc,ostions of John
Z. Long and others. 10 be read as evidence in suit
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ohancery Tor the county OF Campbell and State Of V
Rhia IN which you are plaintiff aud am defendant II
The testimony is not completed that day it will be contn
ned from Jay To day until is completed You can al.
tend II you think proper Yours, Sc.
ARMlSTEAO LONG
Aug. wl,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

Tur krNGs or rur Elnrn.--Ii is said llai a great
meeting o Kings and Potenlatrs will take place the
Rhine IN the autumn, and that the Emperor Of Russia
WILDE present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

VIRGINIA, to ~t:-At rules held in the Clerk, or
the Circui, Superior Court of Law and CHANGER, f
the county OF HALIFAX IN the month of June, 1912
Vas surviving partner Of John Chappe Co Plantia.
against
nicl, Dsf1 re-
liz Cn,NcErY
hr deiendanis an T. Terry and Betsey hi, wifi. 40
haFiis entered their appearance, and appearing nv
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants
try; II Is ordered, that the said defendants. Wm r. Fl
and Betsey his WIFE, do appear here the day of a
emor term ne It, and answer the PLAINTIFF bill that con
oil tins "rdr be forthwith inserted in the Iynclbure y
man for two months suaccssycy, and posted at The r.
door Of the courthouse of this county '
Copy-Teste
WIN. S. HOLT,
'''c 10 Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

Virxin!a.-
T rules held in the Clerks oh.soi the cire.,, RIM.
Court flaw and Chancery, for the County Of NJ
in the month of July, 1912: ''4
John Burtord, Administrator Of William calsby so.,t
and Wilson Pete : and Samuel l.. sh.lton, plainn:
against
Coleman w. Kidd, administrator of Allen T Invle III,
Allen I Jopng, decd, and Martha Jspny nfant hen q
,"d Allen T. Jopling decd and = Joplns hi wiz
decd, and under the age Of twenty wears and Polly IT,
gle, alias Polly Jopling. Defendants
IN CHAscERY.
The Defendant, Martha Joplns, not having entered h.
appearance and given security according the Act of A.
'emby and rules OF this Court and it appearing by sat,
tory evidence that she not nhabitant OF this Com
wealth; On motion Of the Plaintiffs by their counsel il :
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on the ,
day oil September term next and answer the bill the Plan
ti and that of this order be forthwith inserted in
lyncburg Nirginan" newspaper published in the tow,
iynchburg for months SUCCESSFULLY another COW
thereof posted the front door Of the Court house Of III
county, ON some Court day.
Copy-Tes'e,
,,o- RO C. CUTLER, elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-08

TrxprR.SoE ASSOCIATIONS AMONG THE Cuocr,ws.
The following letter irJin ohter IN Amy. Viii be
r.ad with interest
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PLOyGuS! PLOuinS!!
U:FETO.V' ~ EEQg.E

HAVE just received supply Of the LIVINGSTON
L COUNTY PLOU CHS, 10 which was awarded
the first premium at the great Agricultural FAIR held
last Fall. Syracuse, New York. For particulars
refer certificate. aud handbills in our possession.
Planters and Farmers invited 10 call and examine
them
June Is w6m
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June -

VIRGINIA. to wit rules held in the Clerk, Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancerv fcs
the County OF HALIFAX IN the month Of June, 1872:
jonathan I.ukins, Plaintiff
against
William c. Terrell, Peter Rive, and Peter Bark.dalc
Defendants.
IL CHAscERY.
The Defendant William G. Ferre not having entered
his appearance and appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he not inhaban Of this country it is ordered
that the said William C. Ferell do appear first
day OF September next and answer the plaintiffs bill
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
ong Fgnian FOX two months SUCCESSFULLY posted
the front doo. Of the coirt-hause Of this county.
Gapy-ress,,
W.H. ). II0II, =. :.
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Il. ROPES, ctE.
y IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
CO URT ORD Il n 3.

VIkoiniA.-At Rsles held la tho Clerks once OF
the superior Court OF Chanccry fof the Rlchinond Cir
eui. the FIRST day Of August iSiS
Robert Smith, PhI
against
samuel Nichols and LAyula his wife, and other
The defendants above namei not having entered their
sppcaianee and gtven security according the Of As
s>inhy and the rules Of ths Court. aud appearing. by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants th.
Commonwealth: h oTercd, That the defend
ants do appear the Rules 10 be held the first Monday
Ia November neat aud the bill Of the plainn and
that copy OF this order bc forthwith inserted In
Newspaper published the Guy OF Richmond. Tor months
In the sail city. eopy-Tcstc.
an5-~9w wM. a. SANDS, a. e..
VlkGtNIA-At Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
M, thanecry, iur tho equity OF Hcnrieo and City OF
nchuoni on the Chaucery sdc held AT the CAPITOL In
inc ssli ely, on Friday, November l2fh, 1911:
deceased, Plaintiff
Against
,sitcn beverley. Trustee Of Lucy Burwen, Colin aud
's'ncs nesS carter beverley, WIN Taylor, executors
% I rVnn ,p'cr deed and BYRD Beverley, Defs;
papers formerly read aud the report of Comni
hakcf made pursuant the order Of i5h day OF Fehru
ary one thousand etxht hunirc aud aud was
Hguedby counsel. TN consideration whereof the court
sustaining the escep ION cf the rlAiut the
the defendant OF Carter Beverley 10th Teeonu the said
report TO of the Commissioner OF this Court with
instructions To ascertain, II practicable, when Munori
Beverley the interstate OF the plsnn received notice of
the assignment from the defendant Carter rvericy 10
CONTROVERSY In this salt AMI the state oi the be.
said Muniord Beverley aud Carter beverley that
time, and report the tn the Court with any
specially stated deemed pertinent by himsel. which
may DC required by the PARTIES 10 be 50 stated.
copy. Tcstc,
MN q SANDS c, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
NJ Il DICIN n -.
TO FAMILIES.
RowAHD's unrnoyED, TONIC MIX

u0- Those who would have q Fdraifv Ne
dctss for ftrer and Agae. Dyspepsfa and Nerroa,
Weokuesses should disc rmnae between the thousanl
and cne remedies constantly heraded forth the pubic
uho rame IN all times rast) andthAf almost
Nefsaily cssfu prescription called
kOwANDs dNPROvEDD TONIC MIXTURE.
few remarks will serve % illustrate the difference. In
the 6Ts place the operation Of the Tonic Mixture the
Of the Fever and Ague upon entirely pc
eshar, yet safsr principles. seeocdy-I not only
promptly arrests the course Of e ehis when puneualy
aud Psrseyennsly used but soon the wonied
functions OF tho general system to perfectly healthy
attack ofthe disease In who has had before
Thirdly SYSTEM during the administration fhe iu,.
proved Tonic Mixture springs zap Hnder ate bcEg
'hnsnee and gives forth heah and
rtgor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES less eeet upon the bow
els the cause OF the disc OH in the way most
strongly Indicated by nature. fnhly-is elects ON tie
system uniformly mid and safe, well as efficient,
and 10 well adapted the fceblcst infant simply by
tihcaon OF the dose, aso the most vigorous adult
Many other OF the utmost importance to
the anxious parents and nvals, might he enumerated
here but the above few Of the points Of eonras
comparison with the remedies generally rcsoued TO IN pro
fcssloua and family paetee, from which proper JUG
m may be formed In selecting the remedy.
N n With view TO re establish entifc eonn1ence IN
crrciency Of the Rowands Improved Tonic MIXTURE
effect lasting cure and Aguc, the proprietor
restores the original guarantee, The money shall be
returned In every wherein the remedy has been
punctally used without producing the desired effect
hJrcss Dr John Rowand No ., North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
supplies been received by the Sole Agent for Rich
tnond, Va. JOHN GAYNOR,
au 10 One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by
SMITH nDINyE Anonrn

- SNII III UININNEK & MUKKIS.
'HE principle and practice OF Modern Surgery, by II
Il Drut. from the second London EDITION illustrated vii n,
nifty wood ELgravngs, with Notes and Comments by Il
Flat, Lecturer therapeutic and operative Sur.
gerry ia the Ioulsyile Medical Institute.
Diseases Of ths UfeTtS series Of Clinical Lectures ,le
hvered at the Hospital la Petite by Iisfranc and edited
BY Pauly, ID, translated from the French, by q n
Lodge, III d. member OF the Massachusetts Medical sOcie
ty.
Lectures Morbid AHai0my-Nsure and treatment
OF Acute and Chronic Diseases by John Armstrong ID,
gifted by Rix, with OF the life and writings Of
ID, Armstrong, by Bill, VI ID
ttTS Principles Of Medicine by Billing, NJ, first
ell
Roe. on Consumption DC Consumption durable, 4
praeuca Treatise TO prove Consumption dis
ease, will cases treated under mole 10
this county by ! : Tsore. NJ n. luz
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woKTHAM: M,aH UDEK 3 90:

OFFER FOR S.iLE
90 HHDs Porto Rico, New ordans, st CrOiI and
~ Clarified Sugars
~ boIes single, Double aud Treble Loaf Sugar
2ohhl' Po.io Rico and Trinidad Mol..ses
leD bags Old Java Coffee
20 DO I5suayra %
80 do Rio do
ESQ sides sole Leather, good and damaged
6oo lbs shoe Thread
- boxes Gunpowder and Black Tea
l5tierces Fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper ami Pimento
-, LondSn Mustard in pound and half pound bottles
so sacks Blown Salt factory filed
- DO Ground Alum 90
Is kegs Refined Satpcttc
2tsltierces Thona ston Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
100 boxes loNl2 Glass
40 10 sAlO do
10 bags Ginger
hhds Lamp Oh
~ casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira Wine
- boxes Sperm Candles
IS do Judds Patent Sperm do
% do HUI Wooiruf's TAllow Candles
~ 6bs Clipped and Family Roe Herrinss
10 boxes bunch Raisns
eeroon Indigo
~ boxes simmons Axes
go segs puponrs Sporting and Blasting Powder
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, Birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
20 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover seed
Orchard Grass 10
100 tons TTedegar, Country anil aweies Iron, com.
prisng an assortment OF nearly all sizes,
HAT, round and square
tons American, swedes and Russia Blis,erei
Iiali,on English Blstered Steel
ton spring 5 ho
Sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Band and Hoop Iron, from 10 inches wide
- Nail Rods, assorted sizes au 10