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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY


FEltE duties OF this institution will be resumed on
Il September lst. The course of instruction embra-
ces every branch OF useful and ornamental English and
French education.
TERMS nnalterei, viz: Boarding IS per month
Tuition III the three different classes at rate Of $40
Sl3 and $40 per session of ) months Music SO per
session OF months Extra charges for no branch of i'll
sruction but Music and .4acent Languages Produce
at market prices. accepted pay in part.
TEACllERS-The undersigned Principal; most of
the Sciences German and French assisted in the latter
by her daughter
Miss Gladdlng Graduate OF w eaon Seminary, Nor
ton, Mass Music, English Grammar. Mathematics, Sc
Mrs Florentne Smith, English branches, and super
vision over domestic concerns.
My success in securing tho assistance of Mrs s.,
equally esteemed lady and teacher enables me to
devote II whole time and attention to the instruction
oil my pupils and boarders, the latter of whom will al
ways be superintendent and assisted in the preparation Of
their different studies by of the teachers All teach
ers teach in all classes.
ReterenccsThc Trustees and present Patrons of the
Institution.
~ B.-Later arrangements and accidental omissions
IN my first advertisement haze occasioed the .aPP.aR
E.N'I' alteration IN terms.
MARIA HENRIQUE.S, Principal.
Sep. | I'M
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAus
Ihfee llnnlfcI aud Snveniv pacLnnna

Three Hundred aud Seventy Packages.
H'HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving, BY scbrs.
Ltontlne. from New York; Wave, Union, Daniel
Francis, November. and Berry. FROM the Fast aud John
s'ul', om philadelphia, three hundred and seventy
packages ol Fall and Winter Boots. Shoes, Sc com
pf'ss The largest and best stock Of Goods no has ever
received, and hsso hesitation in saying now tho finest
stock, M regards the quality. in any House south Of
philadelphia Having been nearly two months at the
North, rmolg The manufactures. he has taken great
pains IN selecting such Goods particularly aJap-
ted 10 the trade Of Virginia and North Carolina To
Merchants visiting Richmondand going North fOrbe pur
pase Of buying their Stock would particularly ask them
10 call and examine my Stock as IL embraces every va
rleiy of Ladies Genemen's. Misses Boys Childrcn's
Boots Shoes Slippers. Travelling Trunks CARPET Bags
Bear Skins, Shoe Brushes. and Backing. will sell
at such prices, for cash. town acceptances as will Ger
ia'nly please My Stock comprises in part, inllows
800 pair Ladies' fine Dress Walking Shoes
5oo do do do Kid and Morocco Slippers
4 Ties
1900 do Wolncn's fine Seal and Leather Wakiog
400 pair Wonen's Lace and Strap sewcd and per-
ped Booees.
200 par Of Ladies' Over Shoes, Of different, quail.
tirs.
ladies' Cater Boots Of superior quality
Gen,lenens' fine Calf Dress Boots, (Niles'
Make
Genllcmen's superior double solcd Water Proof
(Aliles' make)
h,.a mir Genemen's fine Calf Boots, from So
toy
900 do DO fine oeai ana N'p Boots. large
siae
100 do do heavy extra quality scwOd water
Boots
100 do de do pegged DO
1900 do Mems heavy peggod, lined and bou,.' Bio
gans. {pan T.. S,zer's)
}56 pair Genilemcn's fine Calf Bootocs
loo do do fine Cali Boolecs, Miles make
30 do double Water Proof Shoes, do
200 do Gardeners Over Shoes. all qualities
FOR MISSES.
$50 pair Misses fine seal ana Gather walking Shoes
and Boats
200 pair line dress walking Shoes and Slippers
Misses Over Shoes. good quality
FOR BOYS.
500 pair Boys fine Calf Kip scwed and pegged
Bootees
l5o dn stout pegged Boots, superior quality
1900 Chdren's Boots, Shoes and Slippers, oil quail
liins.
Mems aud Boys heavy sewcd Richmond made
Brogues OF superior quality, Russell and black Leather
Hard Leather Iron Frame Travelling Trunks, Carpet
Bags, Backing, etc etc.
SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots Shoes. Trunks,
Se &c, one door above Messrs. Hubbard, Gardner
x Co. and nearly opposite Mr. WIN. Mchcll's jew.
ery Store, Main street, Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Sept. - wtNif
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n Office.

Nm the 20,h Of August last. a man BY the name Of
~ ELISHA CALLAHAN. of Campbell county. a
ged about 80 years, absconded from his home taking
with him my daughter SARAH MATHEWS. aged
10 and leaving behind His wife aud fourteen chldren.
My daughter the second victim the arts Of Callahan
since he was married She has fair skn and dark eyes.
and small scar at the corner Of her lcn eye. will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any one who will
restore her to me. AT my residence in Campbell county.
SARAH MATHEWS.
Do The Western papers generally, and particularly
these IN Missouri, viii confer obligation dsires
sed mother by copying the above advertisements
Sept. - IL
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Sale or Cabinet Furniture, Chairs,
MAEGRASsES, &c.

INTENDING to close our present business, we shall
Il on Saturday he oath Of this month"; offer for SALE at
auction, our STOCK, consisting Of Plain and Dressing
bureaus Sdeboards Wardrobes. Sofas Gard aud Cen
Ire Tables, socrc,asy and Book Case Wasn-sands.
Work stands, Music Stools, mahogany, cane aud
wood seat Rocking Chairs, cane, rush and wood seat
Sitting Chairs, carried hair and shuck Mattresses best
quality Colts Window Blinds, sc.
All the above articles of the best materials
and workmanship. We have also fine assortment OF
French and American PAPER HANGlNGS, which
we will SELL with any other article on hand, "A 4
c T., previous TO the sale at auction.
Sale to be conducted by Payne s. Turner, aucts.
G. DOGGET g. co.
Sept 12 t24S if
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0S' "Crcular to the Democratic Party of the l..
States, appears in the 1uscaoosa Flag Of the Union
the leading Loco Foco organ in Alabama It's object is
10 induce The party 10 throw Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.
calhoun both overheard and rally on James Buchan
al Tor The next Presidency Mr.. Van Buren,, it says,
cannot be elected, unless many of those who voted
ganst him in lS40, should now vote for him--and that
the Flag thinks. and do We is f1rlon hope This.
then II says,l is too great risk run-To Mr. Calhoun
the Flag objects that the odor of Nufca,on which he
still carries about him, is offensive to thousands Of, the
Loco Foco party. not only in the North but in the South
and while therefore. it regards Mr. Calhoun as 'the
proudesi mental pyramid that adorns the world" il
thinks he is tall enough pithou The office Of President
James buchanan the other hand is .'democrat, Of
The first waerthong it does tell us ,rlten his old
federal sins were pnrged away; and although strict
consiuctiohist he is nonnfyer Indeed he is the very
man for the crisis But the Flag exposes the 'coven
FOOT after aaheThe only object of all this mannu
vering is to nominate Senator King of Aabana as Vice
President, on the same ticket II Van Buren, pes the
Elimination, il is understood that Polk is to be yice--il
Calhoun obtains it. then Woodbury. is be vice--and
So Col Kings friends think neither of these gentlemen
will answer. and that is suitable for the office
and the times as Mr.. Buchanan, Nothing after ALL
like leather for Certifying town-a, least so thought
The tanner
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

HVlIOSF. who n lR f. d NEGR OFS from
CHARLES & WILLIAM HELMS in ls40.
Il. Big ,'ck aud also those who hired the same negroes
IN s, =, iur The present year. hereby informed that
h,ye hoo, =, oont'a. by Roanoke Superior Court Re.
ceycr. to cncc, the su's severny due from the hers
of both wears As thc Is "n'roversy about the riehi
Of property in those Slaves the ,'' directed 'ha' Tue
hires should be collected and The noneJ oepos''eu II, h'
Salem Savings institution subject To In, '"'" "e' W
the Court ID is hoped therefore. that thos, who e"'
hires. will come forward promptly, and pay to n.e The
due from them aud would suggest to the hon.
of the bonds for the hires of lSd0 that, as restrain
ing order has been served upon all the debtors they may
greatly facilitate the collection Of the bonds by placing
Them in my hands.
Those who for the hire of the prcscnt year hereby
notified that their bo"s are IN my possession, and pune
tual payments will be required after the LIST Of January
neNt, when the snld bonds become due.
+. JOHNSTON,
Receirer.
Sept % wiw
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NO ICE.

fFNllE co partnership existing between the mibscr
bers under the style Of r. omas & }. Carter, at
Brookve, near lynchbutg. aud in Pusylvana county
is this day Dissolved by limitation All persons having
claims against tho mar Lynchburg. will present
them 10 Je lathun Carter, aud those having claims
gans the in Pitisy lvania county will present,
them 10 Thomas Carter for payment. A.! persons in
debtcd tohe nj either place call and make
payment. As we are DESTROYS of winding up matters
at an early day, indulgence therefore be given
JEDUTHUN CARTER,
THOMAS CARTER.
sept. % it
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LHNCnESt EI(s INSTITUTE
ron I'OU.s'l. LADIES,
CONDUCTED
RY WEIR. AND MRS. MEANY.

FENlIlS INSTITUTION will be re-opencd for the re-
cepon of pupils, on Monday, August Goth next
The course of instruction is full aud efficient
ing the various departments of Ancient and Modern Lit
erature. Mathematical and Natural Scences-besl cal
cnlaed Ia dcgclopo the powers of the youthful mind,
and secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodious and beinu
lately furnished with Piano Forte. Globes, and Other
necessary Mathematical instruments il is confidently
hoped that thr experience and attanments of the teach
ers may avoraby recommend them to the patronage Of
the public. The Musical department will be conducts ed
by MIR. Damcr, well known to this community as dis
linguished teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made in the terms
WIN the view to accommodate class of young pupils
(imcd to t,celcc) and otherwise meet the demands of
the community
Terms pei Session of s months
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, ,
Engls Grammar, Geography, History SC. Sl2 SO
pupils under the age Of IL years
Over the age of II years AIS 90
With Composition. Rhetoric. Globes, As Z az ro
Tonomy, Philosophy, Chemistry &c. w oo
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra 3 No
Geometry, Algebra and Trigonometry, with tho con
structon Of Maps, Charts, SC. extra s 90
Music at Professors Terms, 30
Use of Piano Forte.
I sc of Globes and other Mathematical instruments O
stationary incluang Pens, Ink. and slate pencils 90
Board Washing, sc. 62
lobe paid, in all cases, in advance
REFERENCES
The IT. Rev. S. A. McCoskry. Ep. Bishop Michigan
The 1T. Rev. DIR. Johns, A. Ep Bishop, Virginia
Il, The Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Lynchburg-
Tho Rev. James Doughen, do
The Rev. d. NJ. Wharton Botetourt, Va.
The Hon. VIM Woodbridge. Elk. Gov. Of Michigan,
The Hon. A. S. Porter. U. S. S. Michigan.
Charles kratsir, NJ. ID. Pr. Mod Ian. University Va
John Prenss, A. NJ. Ex-President Baltimore College
brantz Mayer. Esq Scc'y of Legation y. s. to Mexico
Sam'l. Garland, John G. Meem, ]
Alex Tompkins, d. Rides, Esqs. Lynchburg
c. Dabncy, T.. Fletcher,
Aug | w2w--tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

Singular notion.-A correspondent Of the Alexandria
Gazette proposes mixed ticket in the next contest
Henry Clay for P esdent and James Buchanan for
Wee President. lie had as well try to mix water and
oil. Mr.. Buchanan was an Anti War Fcdcmst when
Mr.. Clay the gallant leader Of the Republican par
'y in Congress and from that day to this, believe,
they have been uniformly opposed.
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Sep. |

EISLANNELS all colours Merooos, Circas5ians,
n M'usen de LANES Casnelts, Cloths s. Cassmcres
Fuled Cloths and Linseys for Servants Yarn and Ken
lucky Jeans, Rose, Point and Duffle Blankets, Vel
vet. and all other VE.STINGS and great variety of
other kind ofFALL & WINTER GOODS for sale
by US at COST. j. PURVtS & DUFFFL.
Sept 70 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

LATER FROM ENGLAND-The British steam
or Margaret. arrived at Halifax, brings Liverpool dates
!" days later than those previously receved-Tho only
important news she brings is contradiction of the rumor
ed destruction of Sir Robert Peels mansion by mob
ne instruction in the manufact urng and mining dis
'''c's having spent its violence, srbsidng and the
restoration Of tranquility was becoming general At
many places the dsturbers of the peace have returned
"o's' Many thousands were engaged in the riots but
NJ 're arms were used. Women, in me places, were
among Inc most active. general Increment, attempt
ed IN Scotland, had failed.
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pHRT\O.MAGNFTISM

Friday night Mir. French delivered his second Lee.
ture al the Exchange and made experiments in Mesncr
ism and Phrno Magnetism large and most respecta
BILE audience was present. aud the experiments were in
t"resng. We were present, and confess that
without loop hole 10 hang doubt with regard to
the fairness of the exhibition series Of phenomena were
addu;od which were OF tie most astonishing and curl
nature
The subject Of the experiments. was Emma servant,
girl belonging Mr. VIM r tier Most of the exper-
inents were in Phreao- Magnetism and went to prove
the truth of Phrenology and Magnetism at the same
Tine The operator excited the passions of the subject
at Will by placing his fingers upon the different organs
as described in the chronological chart She alternately
sang. laughed. cried, prayed SC. Judge Beverly
Tucker of William and Mary ollege, was placed IN
commnn icaon with her by Mr. French aud she obey
ed his touch, expressing the passions IL manner that
billed the large audience with establishment
We shall speak further Of these surprising and deep
~ Interesting phenomena. We shall speak Of them as
facts, which were made made manifest, and which were
without collusion-clearly hat to think of them,
we!"3w not. Are they attributable to a constitution
sincracy of he patient? Or they no,? In our
oi'snn the enquiry at assumes the solemn as
lmct and should be prosecuted with the utmost ardur
ana zeal by the scientific community, until il is fully
settled If the theory Of Phreno magnetism is establish
ed IL Will be at the most wonderful discovery the
mechanism OF man, if not the most wonderful that was
ever made. We know not what to think of it; but we
think it the duty of scientific men. cndcavor bring
1t more fully 10 the test Let experiments be made up
intelligent and respectable patients, and let tn inqi
~ be carried to its uirmost extent. 4 Society in Gin.
ripnat is engaged in this laudable pursuit Let the
example be followed here, in community that has been
and is so highly excited on the subject.
We firmly declare that we believe the experiments
we witnessed the patient above alluded to- were con
Quoted fairly and honesy -what to think of them we
~ IT know, and whether not they establish general
truths In nature, are unable to saw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

%. Il is said that Mr.. Calhoun has written to Loco
Focc irieod in Boston declaring that he will submit
10 The decision Of National Convention. and that he
will bea candidate for the Presidency, nomination or
no nOna;aalioun
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4. DUCATTON.
Il. p. NASH.
PETERSBURG. vYR0i,zs.

FEIERSHURG, FIRGkNz7.
hFFERS HiS PIANO FORTES for .elc urca
NJuial Ii they are found good. to b KEPT. oasss
WISE TO De returned The pricce vary fhWn 2z5 Is 60
dollars. THREE HUNDRED hsyc aly.ndy bar
s.'d, and not bad one amongst them. fvom 90 70 Sc
always on hand, a, his extensive establishment in 70
'ersburg. Va.
july ~ .,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

o. John Julian Barry, midshpman in the u. S.
Navy, was few nights ago detected picking the pocket
of room mate in New York lie compelled to re
sign his commission, by those who detected him, in or
der TO save himself from arrest
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.V'DYECE.

fENlIE subscriber will continue the Tanning
Business nj the old stand. formerly occupied
by /. s. J. Garter, ut Brookevlle, near Lyuchhurg,
whore good stock of LEATHER. of all descriptions,
may be found, at prices suited 10 the times He will al
all times give the highest cash price for HIDES will
give in exchange Leather at living rates.
JED JTLUN CARTER.
Sept. % 4t
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
SEPT 22, 1922
Nf OBERTW. COLLINS Of the town Of LynehburQ
having filed petition, praying that he may be de-
carod banrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
To be creditors Of the said bt w. Collins show cause
10 the court the 2jth DAY Of Ocoiber next why the
said R'bi w. Collins be moi declared bankrupt. pursn
ant 10 the act of Congress in that behalf and that copy
Of his order be published in the newspapers according
to the 22d ard Oath rules Of Court.
Copy-Ieste.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Sept. 90 wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

Office Seekers No less than 10 persons have been
put in nomination by different Loco Foco cliques in
Pennsylvania FIR the fice Of Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

o. The Richmond Wing expresses a preference for
Naih'l. z. Tamadge of New York, as the Wing can,
didae for the Vice Presidency. Our own incnings
tend the same way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

The fourth Quarterly Meeting fer Campbell Circuit
VIII be held at Weseybnrg, on Saturday and Sunday the
LIST and ma OF Octneer next JNO. EARLY
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MARRIAGE.

Married, Monday the 18th inst. in The Baptist
Church at Hampton. by Rev J.. W. Alien. jams {.
SrorTs. Esq. delegate the text Legislature from
Iazcwcll county,) to Miss MATTE irn. youngest
daughter Of COL Thomas iludsins, If Matthew'S
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

~ ne CaNAL.-lt seems we misunderstood the
Engineer as to the time Gas stated in the last
Wnen the canal will probably be opeacd lie in
,nat he expects the boats will be able to reach
ais y miles below this place, in the early
in A' ~eek-and Lynchburg during the lstweek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

% The New Orleans Bee Of the 10Th inst, s,v
During the last two days there were IA admissions Of
sdeathe.o '''9PA' aso s's'' anu
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HICKORY Poles vs.. Con Slams
Our neighbor Of the yirgnian, a, Lynchburr, is !.

Our neghbor Of the Nirgnlan a, Lynchburr is alk.
ing largely about Hickory Pole that was raised in
esown some years since, and which be declares up
his honor actual, ealen As an off ct to this
evil omen for the Democratic Party we assure him
that Coon skin which was 50 badly worm eat
IN. thai ii would hardly hold shucks An awful sign
fJr The pcrpetuity If whigsery alley Star
We do not doubt the word Of the Siar-hut il was not
The real Coon skin which he Tai is still sound
he will by the following article from Cincinnati
paper--ofihe propriiy of Publishing which, however,
we have lnisgivngs lest may sha ter the nerves
Of some of our too sensitive friends:
From The Cincinnaii Gi,a6e
AMUSING IsclpESr-THr SANE OLp Coox.-An
incident occurred the Great Wing gathering at Ham
ilton Sunday last, that created deal Of amnsc
meni. As one OF the delegations from neghburinu
township was entering the town In png procession
bearing various banners, enbems and devices and slng
ing Wing songs in The spirit of 1870 cluster Of Loco
focos s'aedng among the Wings were busy in making
remarks upon the approaching multitude "See,' sad
one Of the Locos, "iasre comes Whggery with lis ban
ners, clapmps and hunbres, and shouldn't wonder if
they had the old they had here in the Conyen
ton of ls40.'
BY this Time the van of the procession began passing
the group; long string of horscmen SIX Or eight a
breast each one bearing some appropriate banntr Next
came car on which number Of black smiths " IRE NJ
work. and bearing various emblems of their trade Then
came another car bearing parcel Of shuemakors at
WORK, ana also having appropriate banners aud devices
Next came large car OF Log Cabin boys bearing vari-
ous enblems OF husbandry, and particularly represen-
ta''on OF humble life In the "Sashes of Hanover" In
the midst Of the car was sapn of Kentucky oak. on
which was perched noble looking Coon. having a la
bel Immediately aoove his head, in large letters THE
SAME OLD COONh'
Soon after this discovered one ofthe Wings roar
ed out, = There comes The oid COON sure enough
The Loco who had before pruphesed that it would
come appeared 10 be struck with dismay aud with
an aSon'zing eotntenanee. exclaimed. THE SAME OLD
coon, SWEAR. and turning to hs Loco companions
said come boys lets go hoe ,ce're beat no,c,oihine
can stand against Uhig songs oad Coons"
This elected general shout Of triumphant Inerrment
from the Wings that made the wekin ring for mile
every one cxclalming ''TllE. SAME OLD COONl"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

Benjamin Wright retired from the office Of Chief Enei-
ncer of the James River and Kama wha Company in the
month Of April, 1919, which the President and
Directors of the Company adopted Resolutions expressive
their grateful of his eminent to the COMPANY
and of their undated admiration OF his character eng
and a
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ADDITIONAL. EXPERIMENTS

Slnec the foregoing was IN type, we have received
the Richmnnd Compiler ofthe 18th, from which We ex-
lrlc, the following artIcr--with the single remark that
he eiltr Of that paper has been heretofore mbeiere,
and, indeed. his remarks show that he is vet only
81 yyereJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

ohio-lhere is some disalioction in tho Loco Fuco
ranks in this Sa'e,hough the malconen's have not yet
united with the Wings They headed by Thomas
L. iiamer' Esq an able man, and years ago Il
leading member oil Congress from tina, State
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KcvtcW OF the Lyncisburs Marie 5,
CORRECTED WEEKLY
EEOIcOsnbe a. Otcy,
fOplusiSSiO1S .yfercLUnyS

The demand for Tobacco is brisk the above prices
and Il good deal selling. Inspected during the week,
ending tho 2th 35S hhds We notice 10 change in our
market for other products. Flour is dull and heavy
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Sept %