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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11
STATE or yEaMoNr,3 BEa r.~,H

STATE or VERMONT,} II r u rsmem.
D,sir,ct OF Rs,lssd. %, - sersd ,hs.
.ts stated probate eouu held Of Hu,isr<
within ant. los ss,d dsuict. Vn the IL, da,
OF December, 1st5,
Present. Wa. Hall. lodge.
Msaits Csswei,, admin is,SsI's NJ tho 80.
tate Of Jesse Caswell. late Of h,ddleso~n
N said d,s,rie,. decreased, in'es,s,~, pfefos-
,ne 10 render sa seeouut Of his sdn,io,s,rA-
ton OF said estate.
IL - ordsred that ssid secouni be reieise3
Tor examination and allowance 10 the FIRST
nonday being Tho sab day Of Janoars nert.snd
ina, a copy OF this order be published , weeks
successivelv In the Ru,lsnd Herald, 4 news
paper printed ., Ro,isnd that oil I,rrsons In
,eresied may spresr md oblcc, Ia the sane L
they SEE cause. A tine copy of iecori,
~ HENRY HALL Register
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nANCING SCHOOI-

- p WhtTCoMB. proposes upsEing .
IN schnol ios the instruction u voong
ledlrs snt gsgiisnuea, 90 the ar of dsnrias
q NJ Oresfia Hall, u commence FRIDAY
tss is'a daf - Dec 90 'oiprs, 3 a..
lselfe lesseas a. cgasiults 4uanrf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

MAsacWresrrs - The Hsuse Of Rep
res~n'snscs II Mnssschv.,s. nv rsnds %
foiiowa Wings i9s Locos so Native,
5.
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THE CHORAL

A NEW Singing Book. jus, published by
"a OTIS BToaders a. Co of Boston, edited
by T. T. Baker and 4. b. Woodbury. II a
largo sale is any indication Of The Books
meii,, this work must stand unnvalled, as
four large editions have been sold IN about 3
months. and thu recent appoin,mnn, OF Mr..
Baker 10 take charge Of the music In the
Boston Grammar School, IN place Of Lowell
Mason removed. is evidence Of his ability ~
a teacher and composer ChoirS can be
furnished aud cop es had for examination by
applying TO
w + C, sToDbARD
RmInnd Dec. 3. lS45. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

WANTED IMMEDIATELY ut
W this Office a smart active boy from
ID TO i6 years Of age, Us nm apprentice to
the Printing Business One with good
morals and business habits will meet with
good eucouragemen,l-ooo others wanted
Rulland, Nov. 10, ls45.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Mr. Davis, having majority oil all
the votes was declared elected.
On taking the Chair he made a
short and appropriate speech.
The House then adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

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10 re~Sss 80 secesa, 81 has sdssssssss,ses
81 sstd estate. NJ.
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"a, ssssusrsssss ed ssls~s~cs W the 6fs,
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end ths, copy oi ,hi. asSss ee ruhl,shsd
,hrvs we~ks soeesssiseiy psevivos thereto ie
The Rs,laad Herald. . s~~srsrer pss"sss
s,RsilAsd, ,hs, ell s.ssseas sais,ss'sd ssy So
pesr and oasecVo the ssase n,hey 80 cause.
A,rss espy stteecrd,
20 HENsy NALL, pssiu.r
s1 p.c, ." u s sasscs =. s.,
II a stated probate c~,f, hs'd Of Ru'Isnd
within s-d fH SAID di.hh'. q. tue 10, day
Of pee. A. u. is's.
Present. Nm usih Jsi.e
An ipssruneu, In writioe pSfpe, una 20 10
the is,, will and ,es,suen, ol Isaac bnters
MN late OF Nj. Itsiiy IN said dissr,r t,eecess.
cd, having been p,~scnsed 10 said room n,
Probate BY Hiram Dieksfssn the Eascwios
therein nsmed
Il 10 esd.rd shs, said will be vsf.sred Nv,
probate sad sllo~sore 10 the hsss Monday
iesne the ssh day Of lsnpsvv nesi, snd
ina, cop, vi this osdsr he pebl,sbed three
week. saccesssvel,, p,e, toas thereto 10 the
Ratlsnd hssa,d, . oswspsper Psiered o. Rui.
and, that Ill per,oas Interested NAV sppest
! OF Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

Siaie Of Vermont lRE itremenber-
District Of Rutland, ~. - cd that ats spe-
cisl probate court holden at Rutland within
and FOR said dirue, on the eth day OF Oct
1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14
R0fctoUrt Springs Male and
Female gnS(itulc,

~
''fif exercises OF the Summer Session Of this School
4 will begin on Monday the 9Th June. and continue
six months. The Male department will be conducted
by The Rev. George Pearcy, A. b aud the Rev. Geo.
w. i.eilwich. The Female department will he con
Quoted by Mrs Geo. W. leiwc h assisted by her hus
band The Boarding department will be under the
management OF Rev James lefwch and his lady.
by this arrangement II s confidently believed that
tho school, already large will be greatly increased
The Institution is under the organization Of the Valley
Union Education Society OF Virginia. and ia alike o.
pen 10 the reception of pupils Of both and Of all de-
nominations. II is capable Of preparing youths Tor Col
lege.-fr Teachers and for the the active duties Of
liie.-and II is hoped will train them up lin the
iure and admuniton OF the Lord" The discipline will
be kind and paterual, bu steady and innexlble.
Terms per session Of & months
Onhography. Reading Pen nmaushp. ot Pri-
mary Arithmetic. 5000
Geography. English Grammcr Arithmetic.
Natural. Moral and Mental Philosophy. Bo,a-
ny. Oh enistry. Rhetoric OF Unnogaphy 5000
Latin, Greek French. Drawing and Painting
Algebra. Geometry OF Surveying $500
Music on Piano Fone,--T,acher's Fec.
Frequent exercises in Declamim aud Com
position will be aitended.o by The higher cas
Board, including bedding and room rent. per
month. $3.50
Pupils may enter ut any time, aud pay from their
trance 10 the end uf the session; but very desirable
they should enter The beginning Of the Session when
the classes formed.
Payments for Board and Tuition one. half in ada
vance.
Accommodations may be obtained by the Parents and
guardians OF pupils who may wish 10 avail themselves
of the Sulphur Springs during the summer
BY order q The Trustees.
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,,ih than You dealt with your unfortunate
ss S', turbulent and disotedeni soa' Without one
ib'@s m,rnng you hurried him. ',"nanoln,ed and uaan
wenl he nrrsence Of his Maker with all his sins
ursles '" Se,dnwhils, your lie is /, be spared, and
UPON Opportunity afforded you TO prepare to meet
s' 81, .s si. may ySi house she Sincerely G,s@
and WV ,onaua and bloody deed of which yon have
,oa ol ,'' And though irn human laws and human
been s' x, have nothing now to espec--thoueh man
Justice S,re not forgive absolye irom blood guilt
ma! ', may. by hearty and sincere repentance, hepe
M % lism that God VIII" can recooelg justice with mer
e the pa d 81 ' sseIrh and ses und ra y9"
'hee' :, he dust vi humiliation TO approach The
,o,s mercy with prayer aud saprlcapnlo repent
h'"l and heartily reprhi you. OF Your sins; and
sacf ,b, YOU will the pardon of God and The
nay " Heaven, whilst y,u are making aonencni 10 hu
h'' ,n.,ee for outraged humanity and violated law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

ma on oeaeldiag he images Of her ancestors Meir
mug, ,,!, eefe po'reJuily animated to rirfae.,
ne e'nao Ut W. tzason is filled with portraits
ol ladies' and gentlemen of Lynchorg and is nebhnr
nood' Witch exhibit the reputable ptuiceacy of the ar
s'' US well as The hberaly Of his patrons For the
moderate SUN of Sl5 tie faithful likeness nf y.n,raied
friends and beloved kindred may be Transmitted to sew.
e'a generations and worthy artist receive The reward
mat is due Ia professional merit
Aud NOW, Messrs Editors if it shall be yonr pleasure
10 publish tins tuson OF leisure hour and il shall be
'he means OF adding bat me 10 the patrons of Mr. Fz
wilson, and Of adurnlng single drawing ronm with
haauS"e painting the author Will be amply rewarded
Tor the pains Of preparing it.
A FRIEND TO MERIT
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LYNCssksU,sti MNIskEr.

For The ,ceek ending Saturday. april l2. 1916
below Is correct statement vi the Market tot the
past week.
76baceo.-old Lngs. 81 20 to 80; new I.uss, 81
80 10 $3.50, leaf, inferior. 81 90 To $50; common,
$50 to $50 middling S. TO 90; guod 5000 to
io,oli No hue manufacturing in market would com
mand from $40 tol3.
f1ow.-$3.50 to3 G2i from wagons; iros store, sus
pcfline 500; Family. $3.50 10 $500 per bbl.;
Stock light, and IN good demand.
Uheai.-Red u, White 10 cts. per bushel
Gtala.-Coln 40 cents per bnshel irom wagon;
Oats shoal 10 10 80 cents per hundred cleaned -
- cents, per bushel. Rive. none in market
Ct'rer and Grass Seeds.-Clover Seed, $3.50
per bushel. from wagons; 500 from store; rlmo.
thy, S225 10 900 Herds Grass, 62l from Wagons
Provisions -Baeot 81 to7 cents trom wagon. ! 10 s
cts from store. considerable quantity coming in. Beef
s. per hundred, Meal. Is cts per bushel from wagon
fjsh.Sha, 81 90 To SIS 90 per bb; Ilerrlnrs none
-. S..
CoDec-St. Domingo, I to 2 cents per H.; Rio, s
TO y cents; laguira s. 10 10 o,ns Java. 2l 10 cts
Cuba Z to s.
sngar.-Brown, New Orleans. Il to cents per lb,;
Porto Rico S 10 ocents per To-; st. Crox, II to l2l
cents per h.; Loaf, I'D to Il cents per Id.
Cadtes.-Tallow, p to 10 cents per h., Sperm, SO
10 81 cents per H.. Hull * Sons 5 10 II cents per h.
" hSteY.-Commoa. 26 to 80 cents per gallon from
fwagon; from store. 81 10 SO CENTS Rcciied 10 TO 40
fomwagon.
Brandy. Apple, 81 cents per gallon, Peach
- cents per gaon
Cotton laras,-fac,ory prices. l6 II cts per 10 as
sorted.
hon-Bar Iron, t75 per ton from boats. $50 from
Store. Pig SIS per ton
SteeL-Blisered, o. to cents per h.; German Is to
10 cents Shear 20 TO 20 cents per h.; Cast Steel, 20
10 . cts. per h..
Linsced OH--1o cts. Lamp, 81 90 to so per gal
loni Tanners, $1,000 to 1900 per bbl.
LeaHter-Good Sole. l9i 10 Is cents per b.; Dam
aged sole, Ii to 5 cents per ID.
Po'eder-Blastins. 400 to 4 .25 per heg; Rifle. S.
50 10 90 pcr key.
UooL--Woo, &c to rs cents per b.; Wool Rolls.
none in market.
Coal and Uood.--Hituminous % cents per bushe
anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
ner coni' Hickory, s. 80 per cord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

sid during the past week. hhds Tobacco for Mr..
VIM. A. Elliott Of Campbell, $5, bought by A.
~ Armstead, manufacturer and at :l225, bought by
D ct. } une5 saunders, manufacturer; anl | cor Nj
WIN. Dur@ri Of Amherst, at : ll'25 bought also by \.
u Arh'sead, Esq.;2 shipping hhds. Of Mr.. Lewis d.
P"ndfN'er Of Campbell. al &G45. Planters may fest
ASSURED Tat fine Tobacco, both manufacturing and ship
pn9, VIII command high prices in Lynchburg, this sea-
son. JNO. H. TAREE, Com, Merchant.
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Structures Oflilc Urcissra.

FlNIIS disease is so common and often SO alarming
TO demand the first aud chief notice Of experens
ced Physician.
There Is no part Of the 'rehra which may not be mar
rowed by structure. The irst symptoms of which a
patient afflicted will this dIslase most frequently com
plains, are an inability 10 retain his water so long
al an obscure uneaslness about the scat and alteration
IN the stream OF nrine which, instead Of being full and
equal is smaller than usual and is 0ked spiral
tered. The first symptom just noticed compes tho pa
tent 10 rise twice in the night 10 void his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater iuce is ncccs-
sary to its complete expulsion than he has becn in The
habit OF exeHng, IN consequence o the resistance made
to the free passage Of the by the structure Noe
tnrnal emissions are a common symptom OF this
psin and sometimes there Is mucous discharge from
the Urehra, which is adheTng the bptium fhe
receiving vessels. When tie disease is of very az
gravaed nature, the urine will ulen become quite
white, and be mixed with matter blood, there viii be
great difficulty and pain in yoldng the urine, aud like.
wise much general debility.
The immediate cause Of structure is a slow iuiamma -.
ton in the part affected, which occasions lhickenngo
he canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around hati
thckening as to produce dimnuiion Of The diameter
Of the canal and that whatever gives ri7e conslera
bic irritation in the Unbn may prove a cause of sirc-
ture there Hence the disease very frequently follows
GonorrhGa; or il may be induced by drinking riding
hard, and by direct injury of The part. When a pa
tienl laborng undor Gonorhol is mpruden aslo in
duge in bard riding and free drinking he exposes him
self to the most powerful causes Of the present maady,
and such as rarely fail 10 produce II in lis worst inrms.
When patient is able procure the assistance Of an
able medical practitioner, he should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly adhere 10 the instructions
given; but, unhappiy. ignorance and inattenon are
much common Than their opposites aud it is an
indspulable fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find il difficult matter to ob
tain udiclous and efficient aid; aud even some who en-
oy ample pecunary attain 10 it only after long
and pai5tul search.
Dr. HARTLEY is not uniustly celebrated for the
mova and OF structure of the Urelhra number OF
years exclusive practice in this particular branch of the
professions fully warrants The assertion that he will
derake The and most proracted cases, and effect
perfect cnre. References given if required.
Gcy. Office one door below The Trinity Church. At
tendance all hours during the day aad evening.
Richmond. Dec. 10 tsif
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.EcsC groceries, sc.

VA T. respectfully inform the citizens of Lynchbnrg
w and the public generally, hat we are in receipt
Of the following articles, VIZ,
N. Orloans, Alaka pas aud ST. erik Sugars,
IagIyra Rio, Manila and Java Coilees
Single and double refined Loai Sugars,
trlslrd aud puyerlsed do.
MJlaases. Ia hhd5. and bills.
Maccaron, Weler and Soda Crackers fresh,
Shear and lIislered Steel aud Iron,
ll,fflngs and MackereI,
Tubs, Buckets Measures, Boxes s Maple Cuolers,
ALSO Cacus D1meslics and heavy Goods, Suitable
for servants Cl'hing, and many other articles III
taat line.
We keep concianlly on hand, Superfine Family
FLOUR, BACON. MEAL. CORN and OATS, aud
LARD, very fine. We invite ihose v io in wani;
10 give call we determined ~ sell low for
cash OF barter for prndure
MORRISON, WATKINS & CO.
Aprd7 w2~ if
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NOTICE.

West lIauover Pres5ylery will meet ON Wednesday
the 10Th day Of April, at II O'Clock A. NJ. at Dla-
nond Hill, seven miles south east of Campbell Cou.i
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

The Funeral Sermon of the late Rev. Joseph +. Bax
ter will be preached Sabbath the 27th lnst at Am
herst Courthouse, by the Rev. WIN. ). Reid.
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NEW STYLE SHOES.

fl JUST received new md beautiful
VI style Shoes. initiating the Boot in neat
tss~ lsScncssi yet being pleasant for summer,
-. and only third the cast, must
be the article to plearo those whe wish fine ar.
cle at low price. respectfully solicit an examoa
tod. CALVIN THOMPSON.
n. IA splendid assortment Of all kinds Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps &c., at unusually low prices
March y 2w f-3w Of
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.A.MTDoN'S Ek rs.


ELIzABESHrowN, N. j., Feb. 90 ISL
A BOUT two months ago seized witt, Yioen
"A Cold, which soon caused raising of blood. ] tl:@d
varions dies but none did good but the contra
ry, Couch increased, aud it cnrcdthat would re-
suit in Consumption. by accident, Dr. Nistars Family
Mrdi-al Guide met my eve which recommended Balsam
OF Vile Cherry. purchased bottle, used it, and in
week ceased raising blood my Coue entirely dsap
poured and my health completely restored, enabling
to attend TO my business Is USUAL.
JAMES w. WODDRUEF.
We, the undersigned acquainted with bir James W
Woodruff, and can all who do know him that his
stttcuents entitled to full credit. here he Is know II his
word needs not endorsement.
MPOLlOS NJ, ELMER.
j. +. FOR the county OF Essex, N. J.
ELIAS WYNAN.
j. p. for borough of Elizabethtown Nj
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
ID. Il. LYMAN, Druggist, Lytehbmg, Ta.
April IA 1t
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- TE.HCEER.

4 YOUNG MAN well qualified TO teach all the
"A Branches Of an English Education and the Latin
Language, wishes 10 get employment in an Academy,
private amly county sehoo. lie produce salts
factory testimonials Of his qualifications.
Address II al Elk Fu-uace z. o., Nelson CO., Va;
I. D. lie willing 10 take moderate salary.
March "a w4wie
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+ rules held in the clerks Office of the county
n Campbell, day of March, 1915
Benjam Barnard, Plaintiff,
against
Unis johnson, formerly Uns Barnard, Smith Barnard,
Slubal Barnard Martha Joiner formerly Martha Barnard
Defendants.
In CHAECERY.
The Defendants VIM. Barnard, Smith Barnard, Shubal
Barnard aud Martha Joiner, having entered their APP
peance aud given secury according the Act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court and appearing by saaco-
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this common
wealth it ordered that they do appear the courthouse
Of said county, the ID Monday in June next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, ard that this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynch
burg Tor months successfully and posted at the front
door of the court house this county courtday.
A Copy-Tcste.
VIM. \. CLEMENT, cL'K.
April II WIN
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Al, 9Th


New spring ana summer Seeds.
,.rNllE subscribers, are in receipt ola largo and
w,i, escorted supply Of
.NEv SpRt,rC AND Su.lLuER GOODS;
purchased within y low we,a+ erctusre'y lur cash
Their stock comprises almost every arllce usually iound
in n Dry Goods establishments and will be- o.,sred NJ
such prices cannot fail to induce those wanting Goods
to purchase. They Will be peased TO show their Goods
To all who may favor them with n call, which they re-
specially solicit from tho public generally.
5. 6uGGENllElMER e. BROTHER.
March 81 In If
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.2tlMli.sisfrUfOr's Sale.

WILL be sold on Thursday, the Eth day of the
- present month, at the late residence of Archibald
b. Duke, deceased, all the Household aad Kitchen Fur
hiiure, and other pershable property belonging to tho
estate OF the said Archibald b. Duke, deceased amongst
which is first rate Piano. Terms made known on the
day Of SALE H. S. LANGHORNE, Admir-
de bons non ol \. b. Duke, decd
April ii IVA
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Commission Business.

Commission Business.
ssliE subscriber takes this method OF annOv nc,pg to
his friends and acqualnIanres. that he r, again IN
i.ynchburg for the purpose of DUNG a gener
@ COMMISSION BUSTN- !Ss.
Thankful for the lavours conferred MIN durinc ,ho
number Of years he engaged in the business he now
seils return OF the patronage oil us friends and the
public generally -
lie has made suitable aranger epts for the S,ornce of
produce committed to his care aud Promises strict al,
ienllon to the interest of h patrons Ills Office is a
present at the store OF MIR. Jshn HuIlins-
n. SAMUEL. NONLlN.
GU taft
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FgOys'EE.S ~ .gCREE,

Is ~ bD'AES ~ ~ IA ~ Es
A RE now receiving their Spring supply of GRO
N CERIES, which is large aud well assorted,
prsng nearly every article usually kept IN their line,
which they offer very low prices Tor cash. or in ex
change Tor country produce They most respectfully
SOLICIT call from their old friends well as the public
generally The following comprise part OF their Siock
$50 bags Rio, Lagnyra, Angoslura and Java Coffee,
As binds. n. Orleans. p. Rico, St. croix aud Cuba
clarified Sugars
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
8 barrels crushed Sugar
90 boxes and caddies Tea, part very superior
g 900 lbs Cotton Yarns. Leaksville, Richmond and
Lynchburg factories
% bales Dvnestics, 8 4. rs. 4 4 and wide
l3 bales cotton Oznaburgs, Richmond and Matches,
ter factories
! 50 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
200 lbs best Caracas Indigo
500 lbs Madden
800 sacks Salt, well filled
5000 lbs. $ de Leather, good and damaged
900 lbs. Shoe Thread
300 lbs Cast Steel
300 lbs. Shear Steel
| 4 tons Blis,ered Steel
Goo lbs Rod onr, Ii, 8 g. 9. SIS and inch
800 lbs Hoop Iron
| 900 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron
| 600 lbs, American Sheet Iron
500 lbs. Wire assorted sizes
u boxes Tin Plate, N
. do do do 3XXX
90 boxes Roofing Tin, large size
~ pigs BLOCK I'm
10 tons country Bar Iron
20 barrels tanners Oil
2 tierces Lamp Oil
% hbds and barrels Nlolasscs
50 doz. Palm Leaf Hats
10 900 lbs Bacon, part family cured
3 de- Horse nackeis
- ,oz painted Pals
50 kegs Gun Powder
90 kegs Blasting Powder
500 lbs. green C,pperas
60 realms Wrapping Paper
GO barrels Flour
a. boxes Taow Candles
10 do Sperm do
10 boxes No Soap
$50 bushels l;5 Potatoes
1000 lbs. Castings, assorted
barrels Cider Vnegaf
35 boxes Window Glass, S 10 and 10 X Ia
500 bushels good seed Oats
G,000 lined Riveis, Nos. 8, 10, ~, II and 10
&c Grind Stones
ALSO Cacu, Fed Ticking, Nankeen, Bleacbed
ID uiestic Apron Checks, Linen plain and twiIled,
Plaid Domestic, Pepper, Alspice. Alum, Ginger, Sal.
eratus. Chocolate Nutmegs, Mustard, Shoes, Brooms,
Wooden Measures. Stone Ware, Tubs, Writing Pa
per. Sifters Trace Chains, White Lead, Putty, Can.
die Wick Cotton Twine Bed Cords, Plough Lines,
Shaving Soap, Tar Cans Rice. Lamp black. Starch,
Tar Plaster Corn and Corn Meal, Satpe,re Scale
Beams and Weights, Cotton and Silk Iandkerchefs
Buttons, Cotton and Wool Cards, Shot, Ground Pep
per, &c, &c. &c.
o. We will pay the highest market price fr Ba.
con, Lard Feathers. Tow and Flax. Linen, WOOL
Bees Wax, Butter sc. BOWLES x AGREE.
March II Is If
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.NIiral.a cider.

.Nn bbls Newark Cider, in good order and Of superior
50 qualify, just received by
MCDANIEL. s MeCORKLE.
Is
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Books and Stationery
All Wholesale
I'VE. respectfully invite cali from the Country
w Trade To nur New Establishment, the site of
the old Eagle Hotel.
Our Stock Of Books Writing Paper. and every arti-
Gle usually required is large aud complete; aud viii be
rendered still mnre attractive by extensive additional
supplies, selected with much by of the CONCERN
Country Merchants will bear IN mind thai our stock
is almost entirely fresh aud We Determined
ofcr you Goods IN our liue at rclg la,c prizes
NASH * WOODllOUSE.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Books.
Stationery, lana fotics Music. Sc.
1877 Main Street. Richmond.
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Negroes AT AUCTION.
y Nzasaal2s

nN Monday. The lilh inst. will sell. nj Campbell
~ Courthouse, several Nearues; AIMING them is
valuable " aman, accustomed 10 the House Zee
such AZ Washiifp, Weaving. Cnuking ~. Terms al
sne ClIAitES PHELPS Anrt'r
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