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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

ay-Day-To-day being the first of May great
preparations have been made by the children of
the Odd Fellows School in this town. to celebrste
this ancient anniversary, and crown their "Queen
Of May" in beautiful Cedar Grove near Para
disc. Although the celebration has been gotten
up by tho Odd Fellows School, we understand
that an invitation is extended to the children and
parents of the other Schools in town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

Monsieur p. Rate requests US to say, that
he will not open his series Of lessons in the
French Language until Monday next, May 4,h
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01


government organ, In this very connection.
He wanted the offer sent home, not as he him.
self says that there was any probability of its
acceptance, but as we must conclude, because
any movement on our part approaching COM
promise, after what had been said. wand 40
tar appear retreat from former position, and
furnish new ground for diplomacy and DELAY.
AS long as they could keep possession of that
offer, the assertion of exclusive title, which
was the Immediate consequence of it's with.
drawal, land " hich Sir Robert must easily have
foreseen, would SO long be postponed. Here
1t was that Mr.. Pakenhani's error occurred.
and In this view of the matter we can readily
conceive how the ambassador, fulfilling wha.
was doubtless the letter of his instruc tons,
wholly misinterpreted their true spiri. and
meaning. Nor do we find any thing in the
nigh terms of commentator which Mr.. Peel
thought proper to use regarding him, at tho
very moment when he was thus accused of
so gross diplomatic faur pas, at all irecon.
cIlable with the honesty and good faith of the
English Government, for although We cherish
Tor that nation sentiments of exalted respec.
and profound admiration: though we yield
TO none'4 IN cheeTfalmhomage to her great
and Industrious names in every department. Of
literature, science and art, we'deiiberately de.
clare, that in the Whole course other conduct
10 this country, :fnonr the very mument Of our
birth, throogheus =sfretryiDg scenes of TIP Fs :
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t'OL. AIHI:-.V0. So

aenmrn is all instance OF the influence Of 70.
rics OPINIONS on The American MUD. these opin,o,,
are imported and find foot ii America, in Two rlass.s .
peupr--the Cotton Planters and the unrnghiened
thousands. WIN follow q wufd or LEADER, without
thought or investigation. The former find an excuse
IN their interests, which " identical with tat " Egg.
land. Thu latter are misrd by deusgoyurs WIN gen.
orally act rs ln,l~ i'on principle from know edse
IN the ranks IT Tree tradeTs howeycr are brilliant
thinkers. Tiny are the Theorists OF The party. Cas-.
lie alter site Iscs with iurretied columns, and sur
rounded Ivy beautiful gardens. in the Wild domain II
ihclr fruitful fancy. unhspp'y lur themselves. and E,r
their cunhtry. II s oiteu the only domain they pssess
ubou any solid interest in the prosperity NJ the coun'
Try they ieel at liberty 10 ,heon,s II away. They sopv
ply 'he Jatk 10 the stump orslns aud lhe nswspsp~r
.ssayIsis 81 the country, aud ,hs- facts srr such
Fancy and Fiction can readily supply. Before ooun-
Try changes tie 3, important par, Of lie u'cy, tho
people engh, nj less, 10 inquire whether The visions Of
g"ry opened upon their sight, nny other than the
clond built palaces oi,ie Imagination.
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ne West indies takes twelve tines us much Great
Britain
In our lsai article we'll as in this we ha We confn
ed ourselves 10 the Lsf COMMERCIAL year. for the purpose
81 showing The distribution Of the ur which goes from
This country. For certainly, the year in which the
Free Trade adyocoss, boh ut home and abroad, have
been halioolha at the top of their vocs about the vast
Importance ol the British Flour Trade ~ is The very
arrest "iany single one 10 test what the value of than
Trade Is N PAST EXrIntENCE. Or the FUTURE, We
shall speculate IN due ne Bnt We do ~, mean 10
leave one lola Of fact behind Tor the Fee Traders
easll about. Oar READERS shall have all he facts aud
shall have them so that lhose who run can rend.
We have shown ub0ve that the Flour Trade Of The is-
lands q" Cuba aud llayii is worth more to the United
STATES (and especially Ia the State OF Ohio, whose great
river runs 10 New Odeans) than that Of Great Britain
aud Ireland, with their twenty eight millions Of PEG.
pie
The next great fact hat we announce Is, Tint THE
FLOUR Trade OF the UNITED STATES HAS NOT IN
err AsEp IN TWENTY YEARS. This fact is equivalent 10
an actual decrease ot expectation from HE United
STATES; ur thu producers IN the United States and consul
mefs abroad have increased with great fapiJny.
he following are The exports oi nmr from the Unit
ed STATES dn,ihg fifteen years. About the year 1887
there wefo some bad crnps, which for rapid
IiIllnr off n The NDoTs.
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'S'asgIa'T SALE
Of Land ia SsP6SOrd,

EkY virtue ol deed OF trust, bearing date The u Il
ED day of January. 1913 and OF record in the clerk
office Of The cou lty court of Bedford from Alexander
Thompson mr. trustee, shall proceed To sell on
Thursday. the lh day of June next If fair, II not on
The next fair day thereafter on the premises, at public
auction for cash. certain
TRACT OF LAND,
mich thereof shall be su lent to satisfy the
sums now due and in arrears, for which the deed was
made to secure. This Land contains In all, about
33l ACRES,
living upon the T.vuch,url and Salem Turnpike enad.
and adrns the lands uf john Gray and others Is #
GOOD soil FIR nprovrng-lles very we'll, and has some
first rate Tobacco aud upon IL.
The title the above Land is believed To be ndlspn
able but selling trustee shall convey such Title only
as Is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
GILES L. QuARLES. Trustee.
May7 til June
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SE'EsNT. STYLE or Es.s1N
FOR 1916:
CT TFTI LYNcnBURG HAT & CAR

~ n ~ L FL & TORl.
n 1liE ST BsCElBER would respectfully lntfm his
u irlcnds and cusiontts that he - fully prepared To
furnish any STYLE OF HATS that may he called
lnr. Those who fancy ihe latest cut. he fitted Is
9eni''ly ms any where. lie has livery style. that
nonr viii 90 amisS by niyinp him call
lie has los received fine lot Panama LegLolne
aud Pdim Lea ffats=a ercd rafietY Also.-a fine
ass1rncul III Chldtrns .lsiaHd tRcv iaf, both " ooi
aud iW. Alsp-taps ot every qnslny hrh he Is now
manufacturing Such on. SILK. an excellent ar
llele, dc Muslin, do Linen. Cloth Velvet SC, which
NJ be sold luW, to sun The times. Call and see them
At JAG Oh RUMBOUGllS.
MAY DIV
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" r. ~ q ss @ e. 4; * =.
Opposite the Farmers Euufx,

(.NJ. u. y. FdYNe 5 Old sRthdJ
4 AN now receiving large and fine assortment of
Groceries equal 10 any brought to tins market.
invite my friends AID the public generally, give me
call before purchasing elsewhere. am determined
Ia sell as low as the Invest, and alt ask is fair raI
My stock consists in Sugars. Coees. MoasseS ~ O.
syrup superior quality; Teas, Rice. Candles lerrings
Shad, Salt, Leather, Iron, shear aud clustered Steel
Scylhe and Moving Blades together with great VA
reiy of every kind oi Groceries usually kept in wholesale
graceres, witch viii sell at low prices Cor cash.
chan for country produce. the most liberal terms
| shall asa keep constantly hand good assert
ment Of CacoeS, beached and brown Domesiicks Cot
ton Oznaburss, Nankeen's. I.,nru's Bale Cotton SC
WILLIAM T. SMlIlISON.
May II Is
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10 TEsss EssFsgFC.
Sur9cd Hair and Sl.ncs4 Mattresses.

\ AM now makiog up aud " III continue Il, msLr. dn,
rlng the Summer Season. CHred Iiuir aud Shuck
addresses al the hest Materials AT my residencr nn
Federal HILL near Mr. A. Il. Pnurii's avrrn; and those
that are IN want at the above article will please 1--WE
NJ. MURPHY.
n. II. Old Mattresses renovated aud made as GOOD
MS new. at the shytst n,co aud the reasonable
lerhs. NJ. NJ.
April 80 5ts
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ny HL.lCHFOHks, NT.1TxzE.w =. yzEE.y.,.
ISs. lsOULDGN a SPENCER

4 AtFtR their professional services to the citizens ot
~ CHARLOTTE. Particular attention viii be devoted
ip satgety, aud also 10 DfntA surgery
board lar Surgical Patients may br had elher at
Capt. W.. SMlrn's VI Mr.. CARpwr1,'s nm he uns,
reasonable terms
MAY If t
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FAIRLY RESIDENCE TOR SALE.

r-~S THE UNDERSIGNED has been au
Sq.s!s lhorzrd IL sell the
es4eA I ist HOUSE and LOTT
f2seelsssz5 now occupied by Nr. James T.. Honer,
~ Flfs street. near Capt. SAM. |. Watts and Mai
siarand's. The huuse Is large and very convenient,
md situated in excellent nrighbohood, 1t presents
peculiar advantages being private the country and
vet very near To the business part Of The town. The
contains upwards Of acre Of ground and makes an
excellent garden In addiion 10 the above advantages
he fine prospect from the house makes it one of the
desirable and elegant family residences in town.
The attention of purchasers is invited.
TERMS. -One-'ourih cash, the balance in one, two
and lhrte years, bearing interest
GEO WM. BENAGH.
MAY II Is
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Total,

Here the T ndcr secs At that tho West Indies
take "ne hundred thousand barrels noe An.rraa hur
lhan Great britain, the Canadas, and her American
Colunlrs M eommen, need he made upon ,hls except
10 remark that the nspnlicance o the American trade
with Great britain IN hanr aud gam he apparent
To all miuds Aud tins insignificant uhleci II is
proposed In Nesern Farmers sacrifice ,hr Home
Market or al any rate prevent lis mcrease by tho re>
duellun of the Tariff
thud class OF the Forciln Flour trade is that carried
with south America. This stands thus
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Prom the Cmeiaaaii Chronicle, .dptii 50.
IMPORTATION OF FLOUR AND WHEAT


W proved in our lasl article that The scina cxroria
lion o gam lur 10 Great Britain al very little
salne-thai the larger Part of American flour eApor,d
went To the West lnd.s. Bmy Sc. We now pursue
his investigation IN regard 10 the comparative value OF
the Furrign and Domestic markets.
Let us resiac clearly the eemrnts of trade in
Hihf with Foreign Countries, that there may be no
mistake IN that uct
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BIG gs1.s CEiE.S.sEE.EsS,

Z
4 RE now receiving and have in slnre large stock
n Of Groceries. purchased IN Il chmonJ, Bain, re,
Philadelphia and New York, lefty ior cash. aud since
the decline. Their stock insists IN part If
so hhds. n. o.. Porto Rico and 81. { roix Sugars,
some very fine
90 ,lrrces and barrels \. o. clarified do
20 boxes and birrpls lolt, crushed and lump do
800 bags Rto, laguifa aud Cape C.ilee,
% d, Java and Maracabo do very fne,
900 sacks Liverpool ground salt,
% lr sacks do
5000 lbs good and damaged lie Leather,
20 thds. and bbis. \. q , 2. X aod Sugar house
Nolasses,
hind. Golden Syrup, very superior,
hhd. extra Ito
60 bbs. ~ G. clipped llpr:ngs
) bhs flmly II do
10 half bbs - do
10 half bos family Shad,
20 tons country Bar and Tr-degar Iron. embracing
large assorueot round, 50 rare, band, &C.,
| ton American Blsered Steel,
500 double Shear and Cast do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. lr4kSvllle Factory
$500 do do Alorucelo do
800 kegs lining, box, fence aud cut Nails, Sd TO 6
inch.
10 barrels Tanners OIL,
So Nova Sofia large and small Gflndsones,
900 lbs. best Caracas Indigo.
1000 lbs. Dnich L MIRO Madder,
so ke.s rh,. Dupqnts aud Blasting Powder,
10 bbIS. \. L. Tar.
80 tors Lump Plaster,
90 bblS. ground do
= tons Castings. assorted.
! do Mould Boards, aud 2 horse,
80 bags Shot, common and buck.
20)0 lbs. very superior White Lead,
Is duz painted Buckets,
10 dUz wire Siilers
20 nests iron bound Tubs, some vefy large,
1000 lbs. LampbIack.
500 lbs Putty,
40 boxes 6,1l0 and l0Xl2 Window Glass,
80 boxes Hull s. Sons and Simpsons Talon Can
dies,
- boxes Sperm and Adamanne Candles,
) " Judd's patent Sperm do
% foxes Soaps soue very old and superior shaving
Soap,
1000 lbs. Rire.
10000 los. prime western Bacon,
| 1000 lbs green CuPmras,
! 1000 lbs Glauber Salts,
500 lbs. EPSON do
4 1850 BIS. new western Feahets
4 500 lbs. Woul.
20 bales Sd, 8. A Dolneslics and Oznaburss
800 lbs. mass Lqnorce. genuine article,
10 rasCs WOOL and Fur Haas.
IS duz Palm Leaf do
40 rearns Wrapping Parer,
! 20 do letter and writing do
/ 100 lbs English Shoe Thread,
500 lbs. Saaralus.
80 d,z 5, 6 and sran Bed Cords and Lines,
10 baskets hne Tobacco Oh,
10 dol Axes,
/ TO- 00 Cigars, from common to extra fine,
500 lbs. Bar Lead,
II buXes Tia Plate, *
so pair ladies' thick Walking Shoes, very low,
II 500 lbs. Speer,
IN GEO lbs. American and Russia Sheet Iron
In bags heavy Black Pepper, sc. &c,
together with large assortment of Callcues. blue Cots
,m Checks, Nesllng@ Panaluun Stus, and silk
handkerchief, Pms, Bnt,ons. Combs. side and tuck
Me and coarse wagnner's Buckets. Tar Cans, Cotton
iUes, coarse Shoes, Shoe Nails, Slone Ware, Nan.
ssens, Suspenders Cotton Hose, Nntmegs, Bedlick
mss, &c, &C. the whole comPrisin. OF the very be,,
seced stocks ever offered by any house in this
Place, which we determined 10 sell low for cash or
barter. We cordially invite the attention Of our friends
md the public generally 10 an examination of our stock
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.Vg,E.S'EkE.H .N.EEL$.

yHyIlE subscribers agents Cor the .Ndnifin IRON
Z IIorhs, will keep constantly on hand large aud
we'll assorted stock OF
MANIKIN NAILS,
very superior article and will sell them on such terms
as to afford great Inducements 10 dealers.
NicDANlEL g. McCORILE.
April
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IVhtTS Tvs U T'lTT'T'
o. Remember, in purchasing by the package, we al
ways give IN three tickets.
Persons ordering by the package in any ID The above
can deduct the prize Of three tickets. ! have every
day Lotteries from to $50. and when remittance Is
made To mr. large small, will always invest in the
most popular lotteries hand. The drawings sent,
when requested, to all wh1 order from The cash
for all capitals he had usual sight On all let
ies enclosing cash prize tickets, the postage need moi
he paid The ii, k.ls in the above Lotteries
piyed and all order, addressed To LUCK the
prompt and confidential attention. Persons from the
country visiting the city should bear in mind that all
rrizes are in the hands oil LUCK For pr ICES, addr
e. LUCK
Richmond. May Is
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''OTlGE TO CO.s'7ss.sGTvYS,

oFFicE OF THE ENGISEER OF S. w. TuRNPIKE,1
CIR La fayerie, Montgomery County, Va.
SEAl.ED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
~, me- until the 9Th June next fr the construc-
H., VI about nine miles Of Macadamlzed road be-
cn' 'ne towns of Salem and Lafayette. Bids will be
AZ s"f'th lo The construction of sections Of miles
un fiahs. proffes and specifications may be seen
upon APPLICATION To-
LEWIS Nj. PROVOST. Jr.,
May IA "s"''' - W. A"'Ir,Se'
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Port " inc.

~ OR CASKS PORT WINE, part of which
" Is superior 10 any lhinp in this market. Just re-
eeyed and f,r sale by LEE & ROBERTS,
May If Is
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Britain direct aud indirect.
a.i23.Q52

KHtNin direct aud lndrci, .i23 952
This is the whole amount oi the flour trade there aud
cannot be. IN any way increased OF diminished by the
repeal oi ihn British Corn Laws Now let IN compare
Ibis with tho Flour Trade IN ths " est indes-which
Is trade selt'suppo,imp because trade made ncces
safy by the laws OF nature i:
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)'h' 1910 WAS u HacllhHdI yPhF IN lP TtlHfns ~
The nasury Department, and II Is therefore, omitted
The reader above Than ia til. sx last years The
expiration I'll American II nr has ACTUALLY DIMINISH.
ED NEARLY ONE u,Lr! Where now ~ ell tins talk
about British consumptlun and American produclion of
Il ,nrl Empty as the boys soap bubbles, the WI lie
vision disappears at the first touch ol truth. Il Amer-
can production has increased Gas is the fact pro-
ducts have not gone 10 Great Britain. II Great Rraln
has consumed more foreign flour she has not pot i, from
America. The American farmers might have gone a
begging for any market they would hnye had II Great
Brnan. We said that We should leave not title Of
cl III all past experience Tor the advocates Of Tree trade
Ia stand On In clusiug this article then. we shall bring
The exports IN flour down 10 the present month"; An
iice in The Jtahington Union, alief stating that not
wlthslan1ng the confident anclpa Of
the grain fade the lc WIS., that The grain export would
not supply the efficiency Of The Cotton crop his gear,
states that the export u fl ur from Boslon New York,
fhadeIp hn, Baltimore and New Oreaus, from the
Isl OF September To the month Of April was I'll 900
lar-els.
From the Is, September, 1885, to the st of April
1916, was seven months, nore ihan halt the COMMERCIAL
year ending the LIST July, lci6. NowIll add ~. 600
bushels Tor the small pHs.
Seven months OF lSi %, gives G25 900 bhls. Same
rate for the year. uGl 900 bbls. Export of si4 %
100, $50 bbls Now the reader viii note IL most ex
lraoduary result. The exports Of Il 10 The current
t0gnercai yms, outstanding all The cry of scarc,
~ IN Europe, and nuu outstanding The excitement gwen
10 speculation. likely 10 be actually dinnisieW II
er. then be any lTulh III facts, facts forming the con-
uercia history of the United States from the adoption
ol The American Constitution IL April, 1876, the anti
lsnfi politicians and free traders have done nothing
absolutely nothing for the interest fine American arm
and present no prospect If DUNG any thing better in
the future. They reduced e tariff of S32 by the
Compromise Acl, and what followed No Increase
chdterer IN the exporlaon Of -four grain The FAR
mER SorHmG. Bat foreign importation Of goods
Did increase The money not the wheat Of The country
went out pay for them, nil commercial distress. the
trpie and a linn han
cy followed MI the pelhorc body Of foreIan trade
r, u every vein, snJ due o state of n.n'. IN
which has scarcely yet recovered The nnab, ants
Of another planet oGId learn Il they could here ny Win
asiunshmeni that the people no had recently
mt with his disastrous experience were about 10 rene
the experiment!
Ills history, and this renewal Of the experiment, is
= example Of Am riean sasa.iry and commercial
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10 EFo{SP Es,EifffprN.

U ENVsF8t tsF9VFF We
IN "Wednesday. the Sd day OF June next, at Glover
~ Hill. in thr county of Apppmailox. proposals will
h. received. with view 10 let the building OF Court
House for sad county. that place. 10 be built Of brick
covered with tin aud . be 40 BY 80 feet in size
Specifications of The plan and manner Of building are
left with the Clerk, at the place, for the inspection Of
Contractors.
The terms Of payment will be 900 out Of This year.
levy, $1,000 ont If the years. and the balance in
equal parts of the eves of the succeeding years
THE COMMISSIONERS.
May II i3June
0c3-rhe Richmond Wing and Enquirer requested
10 copy.
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NOS ICE.

consequence of the advance OF tolls on passengers
4 from the 10Th of last month, and after the 3
inst the passage and fare packet boats Ia Rich
mond " i'll be s. 80 way fare in proportion.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Nav
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Aet TsD SALE.

" 1T he sold. On Sltanl'v, The 10Th instant A.,
auction. all the Utensils and Prr,shable ptoperty
in the Stenmets al the late DAVID Walker.
By order OF the Administrators
CHRISTOPHER WINFREE
May II II
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These totals show the whole export Of flour for the
COMMERCIAL Year. ending July LIST. 1916. with tho ex
celon of hlo 10 Mexico. aud few scattering flag
mtnis.
II Is worth while now 10 shaw the precise rrppora
tons which these results give, The eNuurt Of flmr Ia
these several then ID IN the follow inp proper
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CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.

TEIIlE SUBSC RIDER will commence school, in
this place, on The first Monday III June nesl. The
course uf Instruction viii embrace the various English
btanches and the usual Classical and Mathematical stu
dies pursued College lie designs Ia devote himself
Dcrdneag In the bushes, at teaching; aud his nndIv
ded attention will gwen 10 the improvement Of his Pu-
ps.
Terms-per session OF five months. for Eno sl srhol
ars. SIS 90
For those who study the Greek and Latin
languages, w w
THOMAS B. IIOLCOMBE.
April 20 4w
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Cook wanted.

wv ANTFD To hire, for the remainder Of the year
w good Cook and asher. Enquire at this OF
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FAM, SOAPS.

IEAlIoR'S Crystalline W ash Balls Prenis' Cos
d mrtc dllln Low arawn hindsnr Military SHAY
ny Cakes, Anadyne Shaving Cream. Sc. all Of supe-
fiof quality, tof sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggist.
Anil l3 IL
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Flower VO,urisisers.
LesNsBlsN EpGsesas;ss.

III ,'Oh qafls and pins, suprrir LONDON
w STOUT, in store, and tor sale law by
Mayn Is
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES,
c.SEs s.EG ~,

oi al kinds qualities, and all prces all Of whirh will
be sold al Northern factory prices; with HARNESS OF
our own manufacture all OF which will he sd at such
pieces as cannol all IN give satisfaction All persons
wanting tarTHge9 Will find 1t greatly 10 Their mt rest
10 10 call aud examine stock before purchasing else
where. Any description II Carriage procured In order
al the shortest nocr should none amnnp our snrk sn
SuACkLEFORD \ IEWElIEN.
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GRAND G.2PIT.lLS

Whole Tickets s 70 halves TO- quarters D.
A Certificate of Whues Gusts S2D5 90
A Certificate of Halves costs lu2 80
4 Certificate OF Quarters costs 81 %
A Package Of Tickets in this splendid Lottery may
draw the five first przas amounting 10 over one hun
dred and sixteen thousand dollars. 1t bought of
"LUCK."
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and bought on the best ierns in the cities of ltimuto
Philadelphia AID New York Oar stock will b. larae
and general. embracing every article IN the Saddcty
line. both OF ready ,uade work and materials all Of
which will be sold on terms Ia suit the times. An
kinds of country produce taken III exchange Tor any mr.
lcle in our line Al cash market rrlee At ordrrs Shall
meet with prompt aeallon, and all pains taken give
general satIslaril
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FOE IRENE.

A NEW AND CONVENIENT FAMILY RES
"A lDFNtE f.. OF five ruons IN the cphborhnod Of
VI X 6 hard fyrha and Mr.. Samuel Butch Posses
sim avsn immediately. B. l.. PARRISH.
May IA Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

S30000 $4,000
Lowest 2 Number Puza $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. o. 10 be
drawn Wilmington. Delaware, On Saturday, May
80, 1916 10 Nos, 2 drawn.