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Died.
On the evening Of the 25th instant In the list year Of
her sge, MARIA B. Rrrr ENHousE, ofthis city.
Her friends and acquaintsnces, and those Of VIM
Knight respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon at O'Clock. without further invitation from
her late residence, l82 Frank lin street.
On the 25th instant, Of consumption JANIS LocHEAp,
In the oath year Of his age.
His friends and acqusntances and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
resdence OF his mother 70 Watt street, this (Monday)
afternoon, the 9Th instant ct OF clock, r. NJ.
Az Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, the goth instant,
CHARLEs @. MooRE, aged 10 years.
His friends sre invited to attend his fun srsl from 81
High street, on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock. .
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TRANSPORTED ON READING RA,LRoA
90 $500 ~

Rates OF Toll AND TRArsronrArroS
From M Carbon. 5. Haren. p. Clinton.
10 nlchmouo see. u 90 xl0 81
To Philadelphia. 50 40 rs
The Company's estimate for the months of January,
February March, and April, was 100000 tons. They
have sent 22s Is TONS and have one weeks work to
perform before the close of the MONTH They will ex.
coed the estimate
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM.
PLANT.

d. Tswssrrp-Dear Sir The great benefit that have
derived through the blessings Of Providence taking
valuable medicine, will be sufhcent APOLOGY, am con-
vipced for you which should do
under binary circumstance or case was not one OF
unusual character. Hoping be Of service
fering have BEEN felt duty 70 send you the follow
Of the singular efficacy Of your IN my
had been much out OF he ath for the last two
about months several Physicians
fered thsn describe. About -four months my
back and shoulders became defcm:d and the joints were
drawn oftheir places and suffered terribly day and night
One q my shoulders was forced lnche, lower than
ed to although friends resorted to every means
their but without Only about
month siace taking your and
have rsganed former and usual health
fully that this 50 singular s 10 appear IN
credible have requested some friends 70 adj line % the
for benefit who M disposed to doubt
io'''' va" 1'''' MARIA fHoMPsoN
JERsEY CRY. March %, 1896.
This certify that Mrs Thompson, named in the above
any whom that the statement the above
''''''' : WI WI Il, snow sNow
Railroad Avenns, doors from Barrow st.
For sale at lA Fulton street X n yas BussTf 2ea
Of Market and Broad streets, Newmk lngs
Ji Patterson il o3 South Pearl street. Aoany heddsg
Wells, druggist, Utica Grant Bookse aruunt roush
keepsiei Rossmsn CO., Hudson; Andrew Truax Schenec
tady Mr. Fowler, and By 2rineips dfusg,is
enealy throughout the United States West inoes ana me
None genuine except put the large square bottles whch
1gs and sEned with the written ana'ufe Of
.s b: DEroT will be
Sun ofhes. = APPS suw sstMkTh'rc
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PALNIO's OPERA HOUSE.
Chambers street.

TAAMOS OFSNfNA f1OUSAs
Chambers street.
Monday Evening, April az,
And every evening until further notice.
CHRISTY'S
Original and Far Famed Band OF
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS,
whose for the tour In all the cities OF
the South and West having been received with appreciation
by the
ELITE AND FASHION,
respectfully that they will give series Of their
chasto aud original comprising variety OF new
SONGS. CHORUSES, &c,
accompanied with the Banjo, Congo, Tambo Violin Tambo
rine, and Bone Castanets. II
Admrance a3cents. Doors open att Concert will
at o clock
Private boxes and be secured at the Box Office from
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND EXTRAORDl-
NARY EXPERIMENTS,
yIyITH Explanatory Lecture will be given this evening
w ~ o'clock, In Croton Hail. which will be illustrated by
throwing person persons Of and state
resembling death and giving them the power OF seeing and
dist ngushng object. with their shut or when their
bandaged the sudcnce and mpat to the said
the astounding abilities through rocks mountains
and and balance various articles by seeing through the
Of head with variety Of other eou
and instructing experiments illustrating the immortality Of
the soul. -
Admission, 1s1z cents. az lt.r
OPERA HOUSE.
DROPOSITIONs for renting the Opera House and Arcade
Baths in Chs mbers will be received at - Leonard
street, or 36 South street, up stairs. a@ lw~rc
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:, "a RICHARD VAN DYKE, y; AHe.ionssr; ,r,,rs
"a DAY tn 18th APRIL; AT 70 O'CLOCK, AT NO
EXTENSIVE SALE "a; ENoLTsH PLANTS AT

LEVY will sell, Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock
IA No 800 Broadway, extensive collection Of Plants
Just received ship Queen Of the Weu from England
lectedt competent florist and have arrived here Ia fine
ss Of every variety of Roses many Of which Double
Canat Dahas of vcrieties; Flower Roots and
seeds Onameut, Shrubbery with various other Plants
numerous TO detail worthy the attention Of all who wish
theirs
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DR.. Pc ELL, OCULTST,
A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and all lmperfectons Of Vision from to
o'clock his residence. Broadway corner Of Warren It
Ophhalma 6toppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract and
OpacIties, edectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success
few minutes
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and finish.
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice to the poor without charge.
AT ItSre
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\" OF SWHb
w specially sforms the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have ful6ed his
ment with The few weeks and terdes his
vices travelling agent musical professor and or com
pany Of Of acknowledged talent about 10 travel
Having completed his second tour throughout the United
Stst the Canad Texas and the lsisnd 81 Cuba during
which he has visited almost section IL those countries
made himself practically with those details and
and useful TO professional uavee
he believes that his services will advantageous any
party with whom he may .
Letters addressed TO W Cobyn Manager OF the Swiss Bel
Ringers Of Sol Smith Esq theatre St Louis, Mo, II
mailed prior May loh and prepaid, will meet with prompt
attention at that time. ala tire
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GRAND TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL.
MIR. THOMAS FLYNN will give agrand temperance fes
lxl tiva on

MONDAY EVENING, April 21th,
At the Gre,n ST. Methodst Episcopal Church The Hon
James Harper will preside The exercises will opened with
PRAYER by the Rev DR. Bangs Mr. Flynn will be assisted by
A. Flanagan Dr. Wilson and Others, The music will con;
Mr. Cady Mrs Teal ladies have also kindly consented g
aid this The drnker the nebriae and all
will attend
Tickets for sale the door the evening Of the LECTURES
also at Burgess Strng OF Ann and Broad
vay Mr. Bruntons Bookstore 40 Sixth Avenue; 2 Bowery
Hudson street, Chamber Musical store 385 broadway
Adm. Marc, 1877 Bleecker ST.
Lecture TO commence at o'clock.
Price Of admission. shilling. AZ lt-rc
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EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND TAILOR

CAhD.
The Subscriber having become interested the abov
mouse esPectfup the patronage of his customers
friends Orders enrusted his will be attended wi
pfomptness. JAMES A. SWAIN
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H. K. WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
give their personal attention the Salesof House
Housekeeping stsck. Of Crceke Dry Goods Grocery and
cit from their fiends and The public, eonsiRnmens
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
Adams Express Once all imsm
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
nj

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stock Of Books. Paintings
w Engayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing Ma
teras Music Ee be found the second hoor
up flight ofessy stairs leased the first hoor where
every thing will be sold low prices and much below
the regular prices being DESTROYS Of closing mp a. soon as pos
sible his Book Department -
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
in antilles 49,
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms
No 03 Broadway second floor. ais eodexs tire
TO VOCALIsTs. MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
- CAL PROFESSION.
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NEW TEAS. GROCERIES. &c.

PIANO FORTES.
PURCHASERS invited to call at Chamber
No sa5 Broadway for superior and warranted article
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On. TowrsEvp-To all whom this may concern This 10
certify that wife used bottle OF Sarsapara
previous to her confinement under the alarming and deli
being troubled with the dropsy swelling
ofhe Feet affections and very much debtated with
permsson and the Those who had used
IT, she induced try, with little falkland suffice
to the medicine had the happy desired effect not only
the hours o. but after the erp at IN Of one week
OF its the dropsv and affection to
astonishing degree and health better then had
been for long time previous.
susscribe myself most obedent and obliged servant
a a
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MERCHANT TAILOR, 1872 William street, opposite the
" new buildings near Fulton Citizens and strangers
invited examine and splendid Spring Goods
which will be made the following low prces-
Fine French Cloth Dress Coats from M other gar
lars less than the prices charged for quail ~
business. -
The stock ready made goods ney hand ,cu be sold
OF at cost prices from n0w to the first Of May.
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PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the honor to inform his friends and
the public that the above having been
htted and put IN excellent order he prepared to w,
&. and nss' rho with
between the Ah and the goth Of May Of which due
WSr
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WANTED,
QY two Young Women situations-one Chambermad is
good plain sewer or to mind children the other do
cook They give good city references recommen-
dations Please apply No. l2 Pearl Have obec
ton 10 20 to the country. AT 2t.rc
DRUG CLERK WANTED.
ONE who understands the business. and competent
~ take charge of None need apply but those who
bring the best reference Enquire G.. H Rings Is2
Broadway, between the hours of 10 and . O'Clock.
AT llSrc
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A. N. Chaplin, Agen, for William Taylor Asor House.
ssspaa-it drove il out and dried up directly and left
her without any Mr. informs that friend Of his
advised him IT, he done with perfect and
no What 10 mort singular il these two cases Il. the fam
lilies used this Sarapara and all escaped the From
varsity Of other ss.es that have beer reported we believe
safe this the Eyspelas which diseases
prevalent and fatal all Of the large
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BOARD.
GENTLEMAN and his wife, or two single gentlemen
can have large or large and .m.l ROOM furn,hed
gal street, the Parade Good
and gwen Address T. Y r., box 22ol lower Pest Once
a27 3tsr
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- WIN w. SHIRLEY Auctionesr.
III OusE FURNITURE SALE-BY n. T.. WILLARD
Ih,s Day Monday. April n at 10 O'clock 1t the house
- rankin street. general Of geutcel
IN good Orders in mahogany and other
chars sa pier and tables dining tables with
leaf each extra leaves; rosewood piano orte neatly
new; nch eirandol,s solar lamps glass and china
Also the usual of kitchen aud several
oec5oom Of good furniture Sale positive, rain
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having made Arrangements and cousidera
bly, enlarged his premises ready do ali kuds al
and Machine work in general most reasons
BILE terms NJ the shortest notice.
M B-To Sadder and othen--i0o sets OF names on hand
for sale. u. bhOADHUNSI,
a22 INN 81 x 23S Spring 1t.
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BOARD.
1NE or two single gentlemen be accommodated with
- pleasant rooms breakfast and with dinner Sun
days. required) small private family where there are
no other bosrde Please apply go Hudson, Canal
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND
vHE American Exchange Bank has this day declared Di
and after Monday. May 9TH.
Tran.fsr Books will be closed from 9th to h May
=, by order J. J. FISK, Cashier.
25.l ~ ofyr
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FALL. FASHIONS.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
IL " T.. - II Il q % % ID =


VN1M. J. WILLIS begs leave 10 inform his friends
w customers and the public IN general. that lie has
Just returned iron the Northern cities with large aud
desirable stock ot Dry G"ds. Shoes. Boane's. Rlobns.
Flowers, &r., which having been purchased principally
Tor cash. and his stock being very heavy, viii enable him
ufer great Inducements Ia purchasers At whosalr or
retail Persons wishing 10 purchase. VIII md II tn their
interest give him call before pnfrhsshln2 elsewhere.
as he will lake pleasure IN exhipiiing his Goods Ia
them whether they purchase or not Amongst his as
surtmeni NAV be found VIZ.
French Cashmere 'Coss and Obre LANES ST yes
Adrenes and Cracovicns, (enely siyles) for La
dies dresses;
Mnuslin d'Eaines, Irish Twills and Pariseens;
5000 yards black and fancy coioed Alpaca Lustre al
great bargains;
pieces bIark. extra, warranted Silk Warp, at only
81 per yard;
Black and blue black Silks cheap
pieces Lupin's best Bunbazines. at $.25 and 81 50
per yard;
20 600 yards Calico splendid styles from 81 cents To
finest;
Bed Ticking. Apron Checks. and Linseys, large as
sorlment;
aces Edungs and Bobb'n Trimming;
Ribbons and Fowers, large assortment;
Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans large assortment. cheap
Cloths Cassimeres and Vesnss, large and general as
sortmen
Red and white Flannes. cheap
AISO-varsus other Goods Too numerous 10 enume.
rate. For good bargains call at The Richmond Cash
Store. NN }. Willis.
Oc,.l 10 is
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.v'EUy. CO.v'CE NV.
YOUNG Il nOVVS.ES.

fINllE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
l. TIRE STOCK or CIR OCERIES belonging
10 Boalrs Aeree, has taken luio partnership with h
Paul [. Davies oi that ooncern. and Will continue the
Grocery and Commission business al the old stand OF
Bowles & Acree. He 'ak,s this opp"rlnn',y 10 re'ura
his uosl SINCERE thanks 10 his old CUSTOMERS wha Have
so literally paron'zed him whilst duin. business IN his
his name well Ia The old concern ol Bryant \
Young, and begs leave ask oi them u continuance vi
then avouts Ia the new cnncern promising them that
they III ud Their Sioek III Gmas large aud well as
sorted any In the upper country aud effort their
pant shall ba spared 10 give Satisfaction.
WM. L. YOUNG.
Jan.
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RECM.lRD II. TOLER, Editor.
9kEMiSs
C. THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

Oc THE LTNCHBUKG VTKGINIAN,
7, ,mbl;shed semeskly, (cvery Monday aud Thursday
BY SrArHAM, DILLARD & TOWNLEY,
a. -Four Dollars per amman, payable in Advance Nosmb
,rpt.sn soi receredtor shorter time than sir months
md no paper i be discontinued ercept at the discretion
1.-THE Cditors,) until all arrearages are paid
a. .aDVERTIS E.NTE.NTS inserted at SO cents PEI
,saars Tor iess) every form insertion and 31A
per square Tor ie) for epery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note, on his
manuscript hosc long he sses his advertisement inserted
IN advertisement, noted w be inserted tdi its dis
sntinuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .ADVERTISLNG the terms are 70,
he privilege squares $40 for one square, s25 to'
,ms sqYare, inner form, S35. Every yearly advertiser
will BE- required co6ne his Advertising to hispdrfieu
Iry line Of busiaess.
e. JOB PRINTING executed neatly aud erped'f'o"s
l1 mi anre asOnable terms.
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Salt. Sugar, SC.
1Oll SACKS Liverpool Salt,
lVV hhds prime n. o. Sugar, old crop.
hid. Sperm Oil, winter strained,
3 tons Western Hemp.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. from To r. Monticello Factory
4 tons bar Iron, well assorted
3 " Trdegar. =.
10 boxes prime Cheese,
10 bbls prime Bnckwhea, Flour.
Receiving aud for sale by
GEORGE BAGBY.
Dec Is
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Vim. II. u. DU.v.V;
A + + o n N E AT L A W
LYNCHBURG. "a.


WILL practice regularly in the inferior and Sareri-
w or Courts oi the counties of Campbell. Amherst.
Bedford aud Appoma,,ux aud the Corpoa,lan III Lynch
bury. Office lately occupied by Jno. VI. Warwick.
The Richmond Wing and Petersburg ln,ellisencer
will publish time.
Jan. Is
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.t'O 1xCE.

A S have made arrangements for tho future. II
"A is necessary that should close up my old hnsl
ness. hope therefore. these indebted In me will come
forward aud settle with as htlle delay us possible
WM. Il. YOUNG.
Jan. | IL
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.N'OYxCE.

AM still carrying the WAGON MAKING
4 BUSINESS. Immediately below lyuch's Mares
house. and all persons who wish TO get Wagons Carts
&c.. Ut have them repaired will please cal On me-
Also repairing OF Carriages B,r'nchts and Buagies.-
And all the work shall be done in the aud best
slyl aud as cheap any good workman in iown.
shall turn my attention entirely to this business shall
give good prices ior Wagon Timber in work.
+. ID. HALL.
REFERENCES
Peyton Leiiwich. james NJ. I.anohnrne,
Ammon Hancock, George Il. Williams,
Paul Jones. Washington Apperson,
John Revely, James McNamee
Dec. 25 10
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.V'O1ECE.

flNHE SUBSCRIBER has this day. entered into
J. psrtnership wnh Wm. 4. Y"uns, iot the purpose
Of conducting GROCERY AND COMMITS,
SION BUSINESS,ano after returning his scknoM /.
e,genls Ia ms burner customers, " ho have So librra
~ extended 10 hun their patronage whilst IN the slc
ot Bawes kere-. begs leave 10 say 10 them.
that in The Concern, they VII, find a larger and
general assortment ol Groceries, Than he has heres
otorc had the pleasure ot oriug them. and asks cuu
nnance Of their patronage 10 the new Concern, as well
call from The public generslly. promising then ha,
II prompt attention hnsluess aud bargains shall m
any uducemen,. they shalt MT W away Disappointed
PAUL E.. BOW Les.
Jan | Is
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Negroes Negroes ,!
FuNlE subscriber wishes 10 hlre for the ensuing year
Il from so To 60 Negro Men, for which the h,p hest
price will be given Appyto CHAS. PHELPS.
Dec. IS Is
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TRAVELS in Mexico, illustrated. by A. NJ. Gil
RAmb.es by land and water. by Norman,
Mites from The Sea. by Rev. J. Mitchell.
Library ofhe Prose and Poetry Of Europe and America,
Mirror Library. edited. by Morris & Willis
Com pete works Of \. p Willis,
hIudern British Es.ayiss by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ +. Topper,
The Book Of Hearts,
The Roman Church, &c, by c. Ed. Lester,
Ia,.Imr Life, by Upham,
Chronicles of the Cid, by Ro, SoutIiey,
Holmes Life Of Mnzirl,
Inppngs in Author Land by Fanny Forester,
Library Miscellany. by Gilfllsn,
Wh-wrls Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering oi Christ,
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman, by G.. f. Lester
.ga Rights If Women.
Union Of the Holy Spirit and the Church, by Jenkyn
III. extent ri The Aonemeai, "
Afnuld's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesut,. by Mmhelet 4 Qunet,
A Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus W llson,
S-rm-n IN The Mount. splendldy Illuminated,
The las, of The Azecs, by f.. Maurn,
Ascan,s, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen, :" 4"
Love ana Mestnerlsm, by Horace Smith.
Just received and for sale bv
ID. b. PAYNE.
Jan 10 is
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<sxasA IR.4CT OF LAND,
&SE with itsappurlenances. situated III the
~Y ty of Bedford, containing four hundred
49, aud ttrenfy Gre acres, less, ad,
joinng the lands of John f. Hawkins. David Reese
Paul A. Clay and the late purchase Of Frederick kaber
Sen. IT being The same land purchased by the SAID
William llobson of Samnel Huhson.)
The title TO this Land is believed be good bat act
ing merely trustee, will only convey 10 the purcla
under tile is invested in me by the said deed of
trust, and none other. WILLIAM OGLESBY. ST..
jan 5 t4F
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patterns viz: Coaches; one or two horse Barouches;
Rnckawavs; Brskeys, new and beautiful article;
Buu1rs with and without tops, &c, all Of which will
h, warranted and sold al Northern retail prices adding
the charges from New York To This place. Aud II ar
nonu my assortment there should suit. any yen
ilemau If he viii give the his urder have made ar
engagements To ohaln Carriages from any market norih,
which his Judgment fancy may dictate, al the
shortest nuiicr. in elIher pce ~ quality.
have made arrangements With Mr. j. {. Shaekle-
ford TO furnish him. the shortest uullce, with any
style of Carriage he may "rdef.
II. r. BEACH Manufacturer.
.Mbord, Connecticut
Anxious to close his old businesses, he earnestly in
vokes all persons indebted I" han, 10 come ir"ard at
once and close and settle their accounts. And those
IL, whon he Is indebted To present their claims Tor ad
,us,men, J {. SIIACKLEFORD.
Ian 3 IL
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ON" DOOH AnOvE MEssNs
MEEM n GWATKaNs,
OFFERS FOR SALE:
" IS bids, 81. Cox. ?. Rico and N o. Sugars.
:" Cuba. Clarified do
10 boxes luai do
3 bills. Crushed do
800 bags R'o. Laguira and Java CufTre.
20 hhds. and bbls \. .. aud F. Rico Mulasses
$50 sacks salt.
5000 los good and damaged Sole Leather.
200 kegs Nails all kinds.
10000 los, Cotton Yarn, Rch~ ond aud other Fac
10 tons Bar Iron,
" Mould Boards and Ilaliow Ware,
Am Clustered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear do
rs bbls. Tan Oil,
% boxes and caddes Tea sone very fine,
50 'ons lump Plaster,
so bags Shat,
900 lbs bar Lead,
80 kegs Dnponl's and Ky. Il 1e Powder.
90 Blasting do
35 Nova Scotia Grindson,s,
30 kegs While Lead,
500 lbs. Putty.
SO boxes Glass u 10 and 10 Ll2,
ceron hes, Caracas Indigo,
SEQ lbs Madden,
500 Cupperas,
20 bale, Domestic AMI Cotton Oznaburas.
80 boxcs sper aud 'fallow Candies,
10 - Soap.
LIQUORS
II pixies very superior French Brandy,
90 bbls American do
10 " n. f. Rum,
10 >. MADEIRA Wine,
5 NJ tlana do
20 " Old Rye Whlskey,
% Appt Br ndy,
100 " conmon Nh,Skey,
10 Cider Vinegar.
20 " Nrnark CIDER very superior.
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NEGROES CLOTHING.
4 and GA PULLED CLOTHS, al Is. Cd. 9
Cel 3d.. 3s., and 6s. per yard
Heavy Yarn Jeans, al IS cents per yard,
GIenrock Jeans and other heavy g"ds at Is to
25 cents.
Casslnelis. Kerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Clolhs and Cassimeres.
Tennessee Plains &c. remarkable cheap.
Plain and Plaid Linseys. at Cd. Is, Is. 3D., and
Is. Sd.
Blankets, at 3s SIS. 3D., As. Cd, 6s. and Is. Cd,
Cotton Oznaburgs and Shrting Cpllons, remark-
ably low,
Sole Leather. Shoe: and Hats. very cheap.
Farmers Plantets and others. wishing 10 buy Ne
or,es' CIoihing unusually low, are respectful inv lie
call and examine my stock before purchasing
N ov 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-22

Together with Callcnes, Bed Ticking. Lampwick.
Bed C"rds, leading LINES, Pepper, Ginger, NGimees,
Allsplce. SallpelTe. Alum. Iamphlack. Feathers,
Wuol, Gaps, Has, Blankets. Hops. Jugs, Jars, DENIS
ohus. linckes. Tubs Paper. Trace Chains. Collun
Cards, lacks. ierngs Markera. and IN fact every al
lie Usually kept III such establishment. which they
will dispose very low Tor CASH, or IN barter for coon
try prnInce.
Jan. | IA