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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

The Spois.-We learn from the Knoxville Regis
that the Ioc's Of that place already grasplng
after the Spills. Three four Of them. (says that pa
PERI wranplng after the Post Office bo,r. while
the Of Folks election only day old The
new President i'll discover. as others have dune before
him. that some Al least Of his ardent friends ooked fur
ward like the Scoch soldier oi frun+ linnor.a1ed by
Sir Walter Scott, to The ''prorend." With some of
them pay WAS quite influential as patriotism. M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
REMARKABLE PROPHECY

Il seeus iha, We have been misakee in saving thu,
The name of X Polk had never been mentioned i,
connection with the Presidency until the assembare of
the Baltimore Convention in May last. In the Alex,n
dra Gazette of January TO- $780, The following letter
which has been rendered somewl Al remarkable BY s,
qaen events, appeared Il would be worth while Ia
know the writer's name Is the Gazette bound To s~cre
cyl Or il from The pen Of The abe editor Of that
excellen, paper HIMSELF
"Exirac, from letter dated
WAsniSoros. Jan 9, 1870
al have every resson 10 believe, whatever may b. ,be
movement of Benton and Calhoun E,r the Presidency
that another person has esn designed for The
10y General Jackson, and that Mr. Van I,nren himself ia
inclined the same way That other person Is James k
Polk late Speaker of the House of Representatives. and
Governor ri Tennessee. Mr. Polk hims. II has pr,
tensions. which in due lime he will urpe and he h,s
friends who already secnndne the suggest ns made
by General Jackson The party, VI course vi all rally
upon Mr.. Van Buren, NJ the election But If they
succeed ak months the parry will he brk.n up and
scattered to the four winds Of heaven. We shall then
have Benton men, and Calhoun men and buchanan
men, aud Polk men. tell the Wings then. t., perse-
Their time i'll come at last, Harrison W lie e
lec.cd n: The next election Blu, If he tails the
game is up with the 'Jacks"n IAN Buren, party"
e5- letter from Augusta. Geo. 10 the Newark Da.
ly Advertiser states that Mr.. McDuf- recently in tina
city. proclaimed 'before high Heaven that the
peal g The Yankee Uhig Tariff Of 1912 will witness
the secession Of South Corana. the iisuion Of her
Southern sister Slates, and The formation Of Souher:
Contederocy" We canno,. of course, predc, with
certainty the fate Of the Iariff-bui we think we nay
safely say, that, il the Northern allies Of the
Southern democracy should fail 10 toe the mark the e.
confidently toelod by the great lo,spur Of hr
Palmetto State will not 10 pass South Carolina.
il is true, may secedea and, should she determine upoa
thai course, hope for one. that she may be quietly
permitted hoisl the Lone Siaf aud ABIDE her destiny
under he glorious Free Trade system. Bu, he will
never Southern Concdsracy termed on that issue.
he may rest sssured. II he doub, it, Il, him lok the
vote Of The Souhen States North Carolina. Tennrs-
sre and Kentucky ranged under The VIII. banner;
Virginia. Georgia. Mississippi and Louisiana nearly
divided-ard there is not approximation 10 ma.
nimliy in any ii lhem except ia South Carollha-
Is be not nadman, then. who chershes that delusve
dream.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

ragged irom 81 ~ II 81 81, lct ITO 10 VII lt hoi a.
in quality. .gsal to 5000 81 so.
Hoss-l,ve Hogs VI desirable qualities cell a. fast
they come into market a, - 81 iaSi per 100 lbs.
FoW.-lher- were sales VI 500 bbls. new Howard
stree, flur III good mixed brands from s,ere !" day a,
1925. NJ wh'ch prize the snclr g-a,rally held rha
receipt price Continues Al Si2i.
Holders III Guy Mills Flour generally ask 81 rs.
but We hear of M transactions.
Grain.--'rhr price ii Wheat rcmans sicady al 70 a
90 els r good 10 strictly prine reds. aud sass els sr
inferior 10 good
Jhi,kev Sales Of hbls. 10 day At PAL cts. and q
bhJs al oJi els
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
ny TALBOT & LANrEn.
STOCK SALE or DRY GOODS. SHOES
md HiTS

STOCK S1LE or DRf GOODS. SHOES
.9.ND HiTS
N'E will sell al pm lilo ane ion. ontnmenciny On
w Wednesday. the lsh o December, \, tho store
Of Wm. j Mills. his rn''fe Stuck Ut DRY GOODS,
SHOES. HATS, CAPS. ST.. amounting l., about
y5.oU. Amongst his as.lrtnrnt are. via:
Callc, aud Ginghans, large assortment.
Moushns Cashmer~s and Cnusans and all kind vi
Ladies' dress Gpods;
Cloths. Cass,a~res aud Fes'ings.a large assor,neni
Cassnrs, kenlucky and Gssg,w Jeans.
Red, White aud Yellow Fl,nnels.
i.ndsry's. Bed Ticks and Apron Checks.
Brached aud Brown Domcs,ics. a large assortment
Also. n general assortment Of Hats, Caps aud
Shurs and various ulier GooJs too usmsrous ~
meniion.
Sale " Ill roniinne trom day 10 day until completed
aud all articles sd wIlhuu, it OF reserve aud Goods
s,ld IN lots 10 suit purchasers.
Country merchants aud others respectfully inv.
ted 10 attend ahov- SALE thc assortment will DO wof
thy oi their attention.
Terus Of sae-lhree months credit Cor all sum ms Nv CT
$50. tor approved negotiable paper, aud all su,ns under
$50. cash will be required,
TALBOT s. LANlER. Auc,'n
December llSDir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
ltJJ NOI}S.

The Detroit Advertiser mentions, as a rumor, that
Que o The Electors in Michigan has signfeJ his nlen
t"n oil voting Tor Gen. Cass as President. And the nf
'a" (New York; Advertiser states that rumors Of like
Intention to bt from the support Of Mr.. Polk in olber
'a'es Than IN Michigan, are in circulation. We can
mol believe that there is any foundation for such rumos
f'feeed as The Electors in New York and Michigan are
~ Vote Tor MIR. Polk, and elected under that pledge,
nature, under Whatsoever influence, or under whaievr,
peex', to do So, would be an If damning intamy
winch We Imagine few would have the temeriy To
court, and would incur such courses, loud and deep"
from The homes, men of all parties still fewer would
nave the bodnSss TO encounter The with regard
10 Inc New York Electors is adverted TO in the fol-
loving manner by the New York correspondent vi The
Na'lcnal lniclligencer:
Some idle specula,ons are aa,s, in regard to the pos
"o'y {" inducing the Presidential Electors VI this State,
VI rise "i pennsylvania and Soath Camllha, to cast
.e'' votes 'ur some other candidate than Mr. Polk. Ia
s Improbable event. II is conjectured that The election
may oe thrown into the House: where Mr.. Van buren,
:" MI calhoun may stand 4 chance Of preference. lhe
roos,'on Is, OF course. worhy OF seri's entertain
"t' out The TACT that it emanaes trcm Northern I.o-
eo'ocS may be regarded indicative of the feeling a
ns considerable portion of the triumph party in
I've" iotR. They cannot disguise their anxieties and
iea'oosss; The friends Of Mr. Van Buren, believe that
M"uio nave run even better than Nj. Polk, and they
az me ,dea OF being obliged TO succumb 10 the lex-
ao ANIL iaril influence. which they fear. mt with
'easoh' VIII be the ruling element in The new Admin
s ; ne Locoico journals profess unb"unded IN
NJ The Infse boachng Of this idea, aud charge
se".lon upon the Wings, hut the truth is, that me
ec' originated with sone malconlents in the ranks OF
.u.e'sa,eS' where II is still agitacd with no i'e
lied lnio eject"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

North Caroiina.-rhe Legislature Of this State is al
length organizrd-lhe Senate, the fourth day Of its
session, having succeeded in eecling lis ofces-lhe
L"rs. as usual. coming in Tor the lions share. Nj.
Gather, (Whg.) was elected Speaker, and Locf'c's
appointed Clerk and Doorkeeper, by compromise
between the parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

co. We observe, in the last Lexington (ky) Re-
porter call for meeting Of the friends of Henry Clay
In be held on the second Monday in December. "io a
dop, suitable Of ,esfyns their mistaken conf
dence and their attachment 10 the great
Statesman and pure Patriot"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
BOSTON MARKET. Nov %

FieW--'fransac,ons ligh,, and pIeesa sasd" lewer.
Sales G-nnesc-. i9ia5. and Mh higan at Sa.s7i pet
Dbl Rlchmond fine IN lsnd,ng Al Sia4 per bol. cash;
Fredericksburg snpertinr. 81 ,56aa 9Si pr bh' do
Corn marke, firm, and prices o yesterday ully sustain
ed. A parcel yellow Hat arrived 10 day. WAS previous
~ sold 56c, aud other sales at 55a5o per bushel
Oa,s 32a33c, do do Alias.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

PORK.-This article is selling in our market at 81
nett. |, is selln. in Richmond ztSi 20 and 81 81
nett.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

Orders for T;ckels and Shares and Certificate, oi
Packages IN tue aboye Splendid Lotteries viii receive
Tho ms prompt aueih,n, and ofli lal of each
drarmg sent immediately after it is over io all who VI
der tIum us-address
J. q. GREGORY & co. May.D. C.
Washington" 3wlf
Dec 2 ----------
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

NIRGINIA:-Atru rules hed..aw and Chancery, for Bed
| Circuit Superior Coz November, 1914:
ford county the Alb ~nd Ruth his wife late th Wright,
William Mct'- Plaintiffs,
| against
& Wright in his right and as executor Of John
gn decd, William Wheeler and Sarah his wife, Al
honv wright, Nancy Asoury. William Corey aud Belsey
ms WIFE Joseph Harper and Polly his vile James
anu Joel Wright executors OF John Wright the Younger
ceased, and In their right. Nicholas Roberson Sheriff
oil diord aud assnc administrator OF Elizabeth right,
decd, and as adnr OF Rhoda Hurt decd and admir- OF
Joseph Wright, decd joel Shrewsbury and Thomas Sale
executor Of Thomas Logwood decd. Defendants.
In CHAScERY.
The defendants, William Whccls, and Sarah his ~ie.
William Corey and Brtsey his wife, Jo,epI Hopper and
iohy MS wr' not having entered their appearance md
gwen security according to The Act Assembly Hu ;Iin
tnies OF TINS court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
mai they are not nlnbaus OF this Commonwealth il IL
rdceh that they do appear her.. tho first Monday
s'rusry H. and answer III, Plaintiffs hill and that
opy OF this order BIZ inserted in some ncw.pa,er pub
shed ~ this town Of l., nchbng for two months snrces
vev and posted At the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county on so,ne dav.
JOS. WILSON, CHA
Ucss WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

Tie Mormon Yoie.-lhe vote OF Nauvoo city stood
1000 for Polk; 5 for Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
a'O:s Isu:VT,
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
4 CITING as trustee IN u deed Of trust from VIM G.
Prndlrlon, 10 me-, and Tor The purpose Of rlrrtua-
ting the orct OF sud deed. shallnu tbs st day al Jan
uary $40. proceed 10 SELL AT public sale M cash. IN rant
III The tavern housr "ccupled by john liusemrghr. IN
the ,own ol New Glasgow, all sad Pcndcluus interest
and Ia Tract III Land wllhin onp and half ,nilss vi
New Glasgow, containing
1870 ACRES,
and adjoining the lands o Jane A'rlge, Samuel fles-
k Edmund &. Muore and others. Sand Psndleun's.
Interest IN said Land undivided par, there
IT, The title said Land Is believed 10 BIZ g0,d but ao
ting as trustee, shall only convey sach ,illo is
ted in mo. RIO. A. COGlilLL, Trustee
Dec Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

Dr,a'rn numbers Of The .lirrand,ia Lottery, Class NO
Al. drop, Saturday. 23d November, leii.
81 81 - O. 60 A. 81 3 "a SO 1917
Ma. 81 ~ % Capital p,i-s Of 2j,0m d'Ihrs.
Ii So do do 5000 dollars.
In the above Lottery, WAS sent to the "i and sold
the former Ia citizen Of this place. and he latter 10
4 clsen Of Petersburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

sPLENDsD LeTTERICS.
J. G. CIR DRY & Co. Mansgrrs.
.aLEX.iNDRL7 LOTTERY.
CLASS ~, FOR lsit
To he drawn in NeXandria, u c. on Saturday December
7,h, 1874.
SPLENDID SCHEME,
80 900 Dollars 10000 Dollars
of $500! 10 Of Al, 200
100 Of $1,000 100 Of 800
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-lIalvrs 35--Qlsriers Sc so.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
ID, dn 26 Half do 70
DO do &c Quarter do 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
BALTIMORE MARKET. Nov. o.

Caliie-Ihe offerings of Beef Cattle al the Scales
this norning embraced about 100 head, all of which
were taken 's packers ard so,clss. Tbs rricss pail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
rOu HEN'Y.

EVV KE.VT.
TIVE lowc, pari er ,he Brick Tenement. eprsi'e
1 NJ. John llol,ius's GroceJy-tofmefy urrurvs ~
Mr. u. llyard II is suitable sland lor Dry Ovsds
Grocery establishment.
Possession given w Isl November For terms. srply
to JNO NJ. OrEY.
Cashier ui Bank VI virguIs.
n. Of IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
BLANK BOOKS.
lsss 4 10 ~ III "A ID NSe

VISA y vts3O Il d o use
HAVE OF hand probably the largrst slockof BLANK
III BOOKS ever KEEP, IN any one establishment, IL
the State an equal. Iefhsps greater than il usually
with. already made. at the larg-s, msnuactofiss
Norh.
We Inv. medium DENY. and cap Day Books, Led
ger. and Journals, madc Ut the iuost superior bus
lad, blua wave aud white linen Papers bmnd aud
finished In tho mos durable and workmanlike nlanasr.
ALSO,
Others. warranted good, III cheaper description. be-.
sides full and half buund calf Ledgers. Journals Day
Books CASH Dooks. Sales Bpks, Invoice Bnks. Blu
Butks. Pass Bloks. Memurandums. Ut every s1,.
Cheek Buoks (the most beautiful ever seen,) Boaks u
Dans Pn,misslty Mites. Indexes, Letter BOOKS. Re-
cords, Sc. Re.
Bank Book, made and ruled and bound To any pat
iern. nj slor, notice. aud in tho very beat mannrr.
Richmond. Noy. Id nH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02

II % X y y II Y.
WING T., III. STAT. or uv -.eath wish to sell my
n,.,es, !" III, the Iync'. virg'nan Office, consi,
ia, If ana bof IN. 2.i'e IS at tins Time in very pros
p'ro", cond'hnu bu, NV total INABILITY T., "y ri""s
"'ieLIion, induces me to offer il fr ale
Oct 90 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
One Price only!
nA - M A. YYNPRYR1N woud res n~r,ful-


L " lniprn the citizens ct Lynciburg aud the n
iiguous counties, that they have taken the Nav Store
IN Man Street. Immediately Opposite Mr.. Richard Iy.
res where they have opened heauiilnl and well se-
l"c'ed assortment OF SUPERIOR RE4DF .M3DE
CLOTHING, made and trimmed in the best and mus,
fashionable style.
Gentlemen wishing To repenish their wardrobes with
fashionable Clothing at prices exceedingly low, iny.-
led To call and examine our Stock, which consiss oil
Sup. Dress and Fuck Goats Of all qualities.
- Beaver and Cashmere Over Coats and Sacks,
= Blue and Black Cloth Coaks and Nantes.
" Blue, Black, Gny and Fancy Cashmere Pants, all
qualities.
- Black and Figured Velvet Silk, Satin, Merine and
Cssse Vests, cut and made in a mag mi icrn, styls.
ALSO-A great variety Of F.3.EG'F GOODS.
such Silk and Satin Scarts and Cravas (sin,o ,srv
Bnckskn. Kid, SILK, lrdown, Piqna AMI
ihIhet Wm Gloves; Merno Sncks, Merno Snir,s and
Drawers Patent and Gum Elastic SUI, -nders; Silk
lisndkerchies; Byron, D'Orsay, Round aud Square
Collars Cravat S,iftnes. &c.. &c. All st which will
BE sid very low for CASH.
Nov. Is Off
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05

FHNHE subscriber Eo offers for sale. delivered in Bal
~ hmore, and at prices corresponding with the haId-
ness OF the times. LEWIS H. MAUs portable Cast Iron
sTHRESHTNG MACHINES, for thfeshng Wheat Rye,
OATS and small seed, and cracking Corn in the for
the purpose ofpreparing it for food for cattle.
The Improvement which makes these Machines supe.
rior to any now in use in the Southern and even Northern
country Is because of the body OF the cylinder being
In one or two pieces, with heads and teeth or points all
cast together, being solid mGSS-thereby giving II
additional weight and obviatlng the danger Of The spikes
flying out as sometimes happens with the wooden cyen
der, which greatly endangers the lives OF the operatives
VI these Machines fears need be entertained OF their
performance, for the reason their having been success
fully tried for three years past and yet no objection
has been made known to the Agent D..
Being the only Agent in North Carolina to dispose o.
said Machines, and living as do in remote section Oi
country feel it to be incumbent me 10 give notice
through the columns of some Of the pubic organs thaf
the farmers and others may supply themselves Gfhey
are so dispDsed) with said Machines.
They can be transported one wagon, but more con-
veniently on two, from farm to another and after b.
irving at the place where the work is to be execuea
can be put up and set in operation In less time nah I
teen minutes With four good horses and eight hGn0',
these Machines will thresh of good Wheat four hundred
bushels per diem.
now propose to sell the four horse power for $3.50,
and the two horse power, built after the same consc
ton and upon the same principle for 95, cash, deliver
ed as above stated. WILL if requested by the purchaser
order at his or theI risk from Baltimore, said Machn'
complete and ready for work. (save the levers and Oas
that propel the horse power) to any point on the Hall
Read that he or they may direct.
Orders for Machines will be forwarded to my address
soon as the purchaser makes up hs mind to buy Is
order that may have them cast and sen to Baltimore
time tor The buyer to get them home in due season. COM
oths subjectswill receive my earliest d.
tentloE, il directed as follows:
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY, p M:
- qtbrigh's, N C.
N. B.-I will take occasion to state that these M+
chimes have been cast in Chatham county, in this Sn.
and that suit is about be brought for damages s
first procuring right for said Patent D. A.
JAM II, 1874. 40l-oM
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05

Until the next presidential election this paper Will DC
devoted principally to that subject. eub,
1t will increasingly expose the unsoundnesS VI wig
principles and the profigacy of Whg leaders -, hoV
1t will recall the Wing promises oil io4O; anu IN.
the performances of the Wing Congress men OiOueA'
to existence, under the lesd of Henry Clay. - rri
1t will fearlessly exhibit the total arsIess o. 1900
Clay for The Presidency both man andas
Il will illustrate the excellence of Democa"s ine tine
eIples and measures in their adaptation to promote
Intelligence, and happiness among men, esPecf 81 no.
advance the liberty of the citizen and the cause
Pular government .D;ne
For two months at least during the SIX tbef
between the first OF May next and the first oi
the Expositor will be published weekly making .ub
teen numbers 1t will be furnished to those flow.
scribe for the year or for that period only on 'ns
ing terms: viz. r.,u,I
Fourth Volume of the Exprstor from the Isl T MOI.
1874 to Ist January 1s45, thirty Numbers oNE
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The Expositor from the frst May TO lst NOV 'D'''
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lar each. ,osL
April 10, 1874.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05
COMMUNICATION
For the North Carolina Standard
Oregon.


MR. EDITOR: The manner in which our O.
pinions, expressec in former article on this sub
ject, have been attacked in a communication in
the Register of the 18th inst, will furnish suf
fcient apology for our temperance in your
columns. We forbore making any remark on
the second article Of Anxious PatriR" because.
in the first place, we were averseato continuing
the controversy, but principally, because it con-
tanned nothing which could af1t ct cur argument
in the least degree But the last article by ano-
ther person, which has appeared on this subject.
although it is as every must see, almost en-
tlrely destitute of argument, consisting merely of
false assertions stale statements irrelevant talk of
Clays and Van Buren's past conduct in various
matters; yet, demands some further remarks from
us, since 1t contains several charges and state
ments which should not be passed over in 81
Ience. When we say that these articles are de-
void of argument, and that ours have not been
affected by them in the least, it is not from apv
conviction of the Infalibility of our own opin-
ions, or OF the incompetcncy Of our opponents;
but we do say, and we believe, that our argu-
nIents on this subject have not been fairly hand
- - DJ O4, I1e reg
lister, and We appeal TO the good sense and iudg
ment of our readers.
In the-6fst place, we would remark that Il is
rather late in the day for any one to be writing
on-this subject, since the question of immediate
occupation has been settled and before its settle
ment so fully discussed as to render all farther
Ieomm"nts on it not only useless but entirely un.
interesting. The writer of the article alludedto
seems to be aware of this, and gives as am excuse
for his late appearance, the evil tendency of our
remarks, and the necessity of checking the issue.
from our fount of knowledge, "of sentiments i'm
pressed with bitter party spirit, and the hmenta-
bic evidence of narrow mind, that can look 10
but one side Of great national question't Nov
we leave it to any unprejudiced person, who has
looked over our first article and that of this vri
to say which of the two is more intemperates and
more impressed with party spirit Of the three
columns, which thes-former comprises, there is
not one sentence which can be construed into an
endeavor to make this pa ty question; if anv
one thinks to the contrary, we solemnly disclaim
having had any such intention we took especial
care to make no illusions to the opinions enter.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05

HNHE undersigned confines TO supply the market in
: - Raleigh with excellent Beef, Lamb, and Mutton.
No pains efforts will be spared and accommos
date those who may favor him with their custom
o. He desires his friends and customers to remember
that his termsre cash. and he respectfully requests
that none will take amss the presentation of their bills
at any time he has to pay cash for what he furnishes
but there are times, however, when he grant indul
gence, and whenhe can, he will.
W. A. HARRISON
May Is, 1914. 4994E
Coz Register and Independent copy.)
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05
CHE.V:a STOKE.
STEBBINS & PULLEN,

IMPORTERS,
sycamore Street, nearly opposite Po,cers Hotel,
PETERSBURG, VA.
HAVE received by barque General Wiltshire" and
other late arrivals direct from Liverpool seventy
packages
EarthenWaPe and China.
which, with our stock hand renders our assortment
one OF the most complete offered IN VSrginia
We are constantly receiving from the manufactures
GLASS-WARE,
OF every variety Also, full supply of .
STONE-WARE.
OF veiy superior quality.
01 Country merchants, and Others are respectfully
invited to examination of Stock and we ass,re
them good assortment and as great BARGAINS az
any other house in Virginia.
JOSEPH STEBBINS,
BENZ. K. PULLEN.
Petersburg Va. March, 1874 49I.Ist
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-06-05
SMXYM q RHGGS.

Have just received their Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting Of almost every article of Cen
temens wear which, for style and quality cannot be
surpassed o. Their priceswil be remarkably lOso as
the goods were purchased low, FOR CASH. Call and
examine their stockthey charge nothing for looking
ALI who arein arrears for l64S, will please call and
settle-or, their accounts will be handed to an officer
Raleigh, April "a, 1874 1886.