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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-09
SEA BATHING.
SEA bAIH1NOs
AT OIL ID POINT CONF

n " IL ID POl y " NJ " II
n ozzASya The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
peny offer 10 the public on m'o5'9D de
this most delightful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore daily Sundays ex-
ceped) at four O'Clock, P NJ in their superior boats,
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving (after comfortable nights Sleep
next morning ut O'Clock. Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore So.
This Bathing Establishments now one of the most
delightful places in the Union-having added TO their
former accommodations spacious and airy buildings,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot be surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations Tor 800 visiers Added to the plea
Ofthis establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of Fortress MunrOe and Rip Raps with
their Band of Music not surpass ed in the Union,
makes the time of visiters delightful The Table con
sists of all the luxures of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog and other fish, hard and soft crabs
oysters AID clans, as also every other article IN sea
son from the country round, and the Norfolk ant
Baltimore markets, with the best of attendance. Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening amusements o
Dancing to crafty ALL with the beautiful view of tho
and bay, shipping passing daily, and within shor
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. s. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. Z. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June ., 1916. dim
FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE, EAS-
TON, DENTON, CHESTERTOWN, CENTRE
VILE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER; ,.
Baltimore at O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
dEI12Rzslx9G above named places, on the following
days. from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, to wit:
On every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Chesterlown
and CenuevilIe, and returning the same day, leaving
Centreville at IL O'Clock, and Chestertown at hall
past ~ O'Clock, for Baltimore.
AT 7 O'Clock, A. M on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis, Cambridge and Eason, return
| ing Wednesdays and Sundays
| AT 7 O'Clock, A. NJ ON every THURSDAY for An
napois, West and South River, and return the same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at A. Nj. for Annapolis
Cambridge and Denton. Returning, leaves Denton
at O'Clock on Sunday morning, for Easton by Dover
NIB. All baggage at the risk of the owner
| m22 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR
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A Coon BUSINESS. Van Amburg s. Co.'S
Menagerie took in $3.50 at Boston on the 4th.
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MARRIAGE

Should reflect that sound and body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote connubal happiness.
Indeed, without these, the journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
to the vew-the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy reflection thai
the happiness of another becomes blighted with our
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POR TER TIE GIANT.

Some Of our citizens well remember Porter. the Amer,
'ea" "'ah' "i,' was here several years ag,. They
VIII be lad to learn tina, he sl alive living IN Lou.
Is'llle, KY OF which STATE he is native. 4 clerical
correspondent of Inc Christian Waterman lately n,,d
nun WISH, aud says thai he is perfect wonder IN
homan slape. walking like an elephant and lonk N,
HE man from another world. He measured eiuhi
'e't and SIX inches III helgh.. ngazlng upon this man
says Tins clerical vsl,er, 1--WE ie an awe greater than
that produced by the presence ola kim and k,nd nI
snIihking away INTO our own lientss II remind, Il us
Z" 'e report OF The sphs sent b, Moses from the der
ness OF Patn To search ont HE land of Canaon ,,t,
SAID on felurn-N saw the giants the suns Of An,k
a"u we "e'e IN our own sight grass hnrrers and So
were we IN their SIGHT"
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TIE RIGnI OLE WOMAN

There Is an evident disposition throughout the Union
10 abolish those absurd a6d unjust Restrictions which the
t"nmuh Ia" imposes upon the equitable rights Of mar,
fed women IA lheu property. 1uqndea master splr.
II ot legislation, III IS not 2ht make The man w.
faHi aud 10 reduce 10 passive state Of slavery the seq
which, by It's rebness aud lis tenderness most needs
the protection Of The Laws, The Interests Of women
have been loo often sacrificed. the rules Of marriage
code III yoIence; he the hons share
For years the attention of the cng henen Ameri-
can Legislators has been directed tins subject but the
age far behind The movement ltapIsel Ia ,no.
HE them Ia accomplish much. Light is however Grad
n1ly penetrating HE datkCst tecosses o HE public mind
and, during the course Of this wlner, al ule Leg
lSaiufes II the Union have passed laws protect nc
rights al women.
/ H. OHIO, the subject has been warmly discussed and
the Legislature have lad under consideration bI en-.
/ largng the powers Of married women.
4 In Kentucky, the privileges of married women have
been greatly Increased, Slave property is 10 be placed
IN The same category with real is not 10 be LIABLE
10 the debts OF the husband during coyrrinre "Nor
To the words u The law 'saIl the HE estate Of IN,
husband, his wife living. be levied on executed or sud
i for his debts or Liabilities"
Although We have nni the data before us we belev,
that The law IN Alabama also, has been materially n,
mended, III this respect
/ lhn time eannot sur y be far distant " hen the ov
OF Inc whole tnon VIII respect equally viii
/ mau-li Is Iec OF Barbarlsm which denies 10 woman
when married, the right OF dspoSing Of her ow pr,p
tty aud, holding these views. elad 10 see that
bill has brea reported Ia Legislature 10 allow mar,
ned iemales 10 hold aud convey real estate There ear
be no reasonable objection 10 such awit is sInnj,
act OF justice, restoration To women Of the tphs n
which they have been long deprv,d-and llPret,re
our law makers will do well to pass il.
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~ n.sesSss12aS m-A
Mr. No. zskA 49,
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S.s9s.-S-ys -. ;. - :. - S5t7G
NJ ANURE

LOO great attention cannot be given the subject of
manure, Tor upon entirely depends the crop upon all
ahas maj have been under cultivation. As one OF your
readers Tor years past, have always paid attention 10
'he articles N The Nsur upon this subject and am in
cned 10 the opinion that have realized bundred i,ld
ue small annual cost of the paper 50 that all the other
valuable topirs have been much in addition The
mode pracilsed by The editor OF the Visitor as stated IN
the last December number. is one within The reach of
almost every 'wner. large and small AID opens an mex
hansilbe store Of manure for there is swami mud n,
muck nf"n almost every farm, and sufficient oua
of nie can be every where had 10 mix with it, hi,
VII" s'haf PARTON Of and horse manure affords to
pe'her an ample supply II is an old error 10 suppose
.ha' no manure. but sable alone is adapted Il, ca
pf'nncuon and abundant crops. Upin por.ly decnm.
Fssea vegetable SOIL perhaps the very best anplcaton
would De sand. pure sand and lime seems nec,ss.r -
ae gro" Ia OF all The Varieties Of The vegetable kinod,m
manure nave remarked, almost always
succeeds The best and This is perhaps owing TO the fac,
inai ~" o US farmers chemists and 10 mi knn,,
'hac'y what u is that is lacking in our soils So ,b, in
putting on or applying compost, 1t happens 10 cootln
'"s tssehtal ingredient fur The production of a crop
nave nraeiised \ mode le different from tina
mentioned by The editor Of The Visitor in making ma
hoe. which, as /, has been one q: convenience 1 vi
'nen''oh. In The middle of my barnyard | place about
eighteen inches Of sds. turf or swamp mould Uorr
nus pare Inc manure from the Stables from day IL
eau " me wei weather throw on the ceanings M
" 'he yard until the depth uf ii. manure il canal H.
the boom layer. Then another lave, If sd So s al,
dsd; and tins alternate mode i. continued until il has
reached an inconvenien height for the car, or whe
barmw. lfen embrace the first rainy or leisure .dav
when other work cannot veil be done, To remove The
heap IRON the barn yard and commence another pile
ne removal mixes the whole together and in three OF
Tour weeks the whoe rs fine, and fiji for top dressing %
@ ofi'i crops In The OF lime the best effects have
resulted by applying II i'm" edsley after slack o. viii
caus'ic. With cnrn, have applied il on the hi
:, me nfsi haeing with potatoes, when they were
planted :-ia both eases in small quantities and ,hi.
"iiA every crop. i'pon csyey soils il acts wonderful
~ and me greatest advantage results where wood ash
- are Used 10 add quick lime. This is The reason why
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nv ra,ser, ,henM iahe .Ntupaper.

H1si-ffoin policy and due feaafd to iheif u"n IN
ieresis. As the calFalurs al ih. SOL u Is hnt IN
thai they should rap The ten H.. uhta from Tie hae
RUS ct haeu markets. Tie rtcs ii Pr
duee rased abre liz oIdinafy value. Bot - 'ii- 81
trn the a. d. lb'se y hu. by The swat at ih'
brow have spaed std rrsprd aud gatheted IN be e"let
harvest ptaG by The increased priee "i Hour ~ "'hf
gfans Ga tie eoafiay Is II nut. ~ ihe casts on :.
iea the fortunate Speculation Nh, by Watching tie u"
Fl markets d. ny his knowledge OF Affairs al hunt
n, his fifesIde, sleps heiofe lie lafmef, AID coiy
torkets all the gains The at.rr. al hune BY his IRE
side. destitute at The important information. which s.
snail obe dol ats algih procure ini
hm u ehperdtd oB newspaper sells his ~heai al Tn
nsusl pnce Lille dreaming how much he Is psin2 by
the batgnin, shile tic Spectator nhkts snug
lue "rIune 81 ten 6iIe' Il ousanj dollars day
ear alter year has lhs been the and yet how IT,"
al the taia.Is IN 0ur mbesgfJsIng counties lave pro
hi-d by Their dsa >boug experience a. Ia avail them
selves ol the changes Inch 80 lr'qaelaly occur. We
tofsle the waning aud advice, bot bJh are TrgatJfd
tie Il Interest. and neH SPA pr Is lVoktd upon
article o unnecessary expense IN a atm HOUSE, by
hose " o. II they regarded tbefown prcanary interest
would subscribe lf OF once, even II obi gid &c edtia
~ other quarer
.S.eondi.-A farmer slould take n newspaper fUr the
sake At his children. II he would have hem grow
up enotanceol What posing around lhtm AT home
sud abfuadIf be would pepafe them i"r proper dis
charge Of her dulles ss czcns he owes 10 ihtm to
gtye hem the beue6i OF tbs weekly Instructor, cumIng
ino tie family wlh4ut hustle OF pnlrnee; and perform
ne It's piee without failure DELAY. There Is vast
snauni OF ecueta intelligence condensed the nafru"
niis OF well conducted paper. Much Of this can be
obaiutd IN no other way aud, for The remainder, The
student wade Though pendefUus volumes. waste
his youth over the midnight lamp. Whatever may be
thought o II by friends IN The country, know thai
taking go d newspaper is cheap way Of d1nsng IN
fsmalion through family circle; aud know. top,
iia II viii, as general rule put len doafs III the
rock,i Of The iarmtr ior every one 1t draws oui
.New York Sun.
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" y. Ereninr Mirror Correspondence.

AsDihofoH, Mdteh H. lou
Yesterday evening" The Spanish Minister had gather
ed arunnd his hospable hfsfIh, 2oOdly number o ~
vIt,d guests 81 lame AID distinction To do Them al
pnss BILE honor, Mons G5eH the chie ep1k had been
sdmubtsied 10 .xrft all his skill aud 10 make lie dn.
ner sutna,s all Former Accordingly, Monsieur got
tn work. and by O'clock. L. NJ, the neat sp.ug car
nsge upon whieh the dinner is daily conveyed 10 The
residence of his Exceeney appeared The street reek
NJ with decaeles and smoking ia such aftstoordl-
tc sort ol manner, that 10 hungry nan II was no
Jke.
Bot who tell what a single minute may bring
fTt2 Tor, behold puice lrcr, mined Ralcl tie. WIN
has Judgment against The cook approaches aud leyes
an execution upon he dinner YES. he actually arr,s
ed thr Spanish Minister'S dnneh Il was high hand
ed measure aud The turkey Kicked lie gravy
With just indgnauon. The sewed frogs leaped convu,
syry with anger and he sances began 10 irment with
aslonshneoi. Many proud spauafds head has tai
len at be block, and many warriors breast has breo
pierced by The baile sword but never, t the 10 h ot
March. 1916 had any man, woman child, attempted
10 east indenhy upon "a Spanish dinner
Bot officer Raelhs ho?og 10 get The money on his
judgment, gave The negro quarter Ia daw the diuuef
down to The magistrates oirr but the crowd shouted
SO. ablnI he law and tie rights Uf foreign Ministers,
that The fellow had 10 let 60 white porter was HeAt
appealed 10. Tot he. too. soon gave up the ship. So
RalelH aud tie dinner were LETT alone. The cries aud
cheerlnes were tremendous.
One fellow shouted Itaicin hold on 10 the dinner
the whole nuhe.'
Another cried, 'The Spanish title is good for nothing;
the American title Is good to The whole So Rat.
eln'
But aaielin pulled up his shirt collar and began 10
muse, While many hungry dogs exhibited signs ul Temp
latlon.--lhey evdcLliy smell something.
Meanm bile, the Spanish III Mister KEEP King t j b :
"hlskefs with impotence, and many Of the company
bcgln 10 hem asst II was dinnrr lme, AT last The
bell was rung, and express messenger despatched
Ter the eook " hal kInd Of report make. know
mi, but presume shall have all ,hc particulars
message, with drmaud that the anlhnrs o the IT.
dignity BE- gwen up the justice o( The Spa0 crown.
Is said that dutng the whole of ihe last NIGHT Rat
cllli was dreaming u being gIhbeled alive The Spans
ish coast win ghosts ol cold oysters, oyedone turAies
and spollt CHI, kens dancing belte his eyes.
Sone u the western men not sute but that the
President Will call an extra upon Tie SUBJECT and
many OF them have had ther shut collars spned ~
anticipation. They know IT Is very easy Ia bamnoozle
Tie brilsh tie : aash irruble fellows, who woull
cook aud cal up Wesler., by bu,he any morn>
ing.
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Nj .al js,ote st,nmsran Of 'he ie''l" it
gender ,ese,day Wien size returned if"n ""e u .ne
eobl- ssbuals-.'na aJs's LAKE s5"e oi me eu'ah'
isy on re sdebeard u
NJ. y said the mother. stefnly =
~ II llen. ma, mayn't lake some oil the Ice
cream -
No. again replied ma -.
vas n1l lonr. however before the young miss was
f5urd 'dlggin" lnip both.
s,,,,., b.i aaoty ,oar. ..toi To ioneh ihrm ~
You sad no lwiee. na" sald Ihe pee"eous eItl;
and the schtlaslnss ssys that Two negatives are equal
In an affirmative; thought you meant iha should
eat ihen.'
Tie mother sat down upon the sp'a and siId 'al Tue
t.en spe pcopes children had uf learning vas aston
Isling.
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Fresh groceries.

Fresh groceries.
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in announcing
10 their friends. and the public genhrally, thai
they receiving new supply OF
G. r @ z r e S, VIZ:
Brown Sulars, good assortment,
Loai, Crushed ard P,lv-fIsrd Sugars,
Rm. Iaguira aud Java Cofees,
n OrIeans aud West India Malasses,
bos. pure Cider Vnpgar,
Gnnpau der, lupprIa and Black Teas,
Ginger, Pepper. spice. s arch, Salt. (ln sacks.)
Salt Pelrr. Alum, Coperas, hadder, Blue
Some and Indigo,
Mustard and Chocolate,
Chipped Logwood, and Extract do
% boxes txIIa Family and Pine Apple Cheeses,
Is " 'iarpentue and Nauegaied smp,
G00O lbs Nails, assorted; Bar Iron and Castings,
800 Powhatau and other Pipes,
20 d.z. Bed urds Plough Lines,
A lot al very superior Iwilled Bags,
Tow and Fax Linen
25 bbIs. extra Suprrfne flour,
A lot uf very superior Bacon and Lard,
Mlrkertl IN halt bbls. and kits,
Hardware, Woudware and Dry Goods-and many
other articles not epnianed IN the above list; all Il"
which we Will sell low for cash. Thuse wishing 10 buy
will do well 10 give call. as we are determined 10
please. MORRlSON, WA kiNo u ".
March % NAV
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READ OUT OF THE PARTY The Mobile Rs,is.
ter H. ~ copies The follow ing from another Al,h,,
locoi CT paper
MI iancey, our immediate Representative in c an.
gfeSs, IN letter published in The Alaham, RanIs,
'n"hes no very idtierng commentary in regard Il, ibe
r',e VI 'he ADMINISTRATION upon the Oregon question:
II VIII be reeollecled that Mr.. Y has hitherio heen
Watnnnd devoted supporter Of Mr.. Polk hut the Terms
III ms letter do not auhnrze the belief that he cuul,n
ues Sos Selma Free Press O'''''
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EriroRlu COURTESY The Eroque states that the
messenger ot the London Morning Herald ubiIe nm h
way from Narsellles To Paris, and s,r,vin, =, Gsa,
,he courier OF the Tunes with The Intelligence hv ,s
la'es' mail tom Calcutta. was killed by fail FINN ms
carnage. Just as he was entering Roanps Win ,,,a
g'nerSy, the courier of the Times took the desp,,rh
' Is =" HlS n'Si and carried them on to London More
'"eh ms The Times people caused the despstcbes Il, M
Immediately reunited To the flee ot lb. ile,,td a. .
waving all the advantages they might have derlyed
rom the accident that belell the courier Of its ri.
val. " " !"
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.VEsS. YE.sKEpEEs'
English and French Academy

+ n 0 Z Y @ L 4 y 5,
E,nchburg. virginia.
fINIF SIXTH SESSION OF tins Institution viii
i begin, On Monday. the 81 of February.
IT, R.uS-For tuition IN three different classes, as
hetetofofe VIA. SIS SIS and sl2 80, per SESSION OF
FIVE months, payabe IN the last hall o the tJh moh
BO1RD-Sl0 per month. oi which one hall paya
be III advance. Pupils accepted at any time during
the session. aud charged from he day Of entrance.
The department Of English ParSlng. Composition.
Rhetoric Logic, Ancient Languages and the higher
branches uf Mathematics is under the charge Vi MI ID
Smith. Jr.
Feb l6 w2n
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To the Ladies.
EASHMERES AND MOlislINs a

{ tASllMERFS AND MOUSLINS beautiful as
~ snrtment, remarkably low.
mEh FRENCH do all wool. at IS cts per I'd.
nLAcK AND coLoREp ALPAccAs. very cheap
,':A'k AND Blue BLACK SILKS, unusually handsome
rhANNELs, WHITE, red and yels, at Is Cd Ia - CTS
u NpREsshp lnisH LINENS, very low.
pp'NNIr hhRoNs mo AP do. very handsome,
'ALcoEs, al from 6.cts 10 the finest s,,ep lid ,s-
snttmcnt.
o9S'ots great variety of other staple and fancy
Goods Tor sale very low, by
E. ]. BURTON.
| Nov.s Bank Square.
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Js1IlE rext sfssien Il his institution will commence
q On Monday the OH OF febmsfy and clIse IA July,
at which lilne there Mil be Examination aHd public
Exhibition.
Better Ia flrate the progress II the student. and
nalntain deipiEe, there is hlilng upan adJhnhg
r,nm rs a study fof the advanced. that they may
be entirely separate The JUNIOR casses during school
hours.
by this arrangement can give such attention 10 The
mnor department as not 10 leave sinne uninrned"
II. X. SMITH, \. b., will continue Teacher oi the
Ancient aud Modern Languages.
DAN SMITH. JG.. Principal.
~ B-Sumner sessiun from : TIL ~ aud trnm
MI p. NJ REGULATIONS begin precisely Il, , oeloek a.
NJ. u >.
Feb 9 WIN
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Ny'IVE3 & LOVE.


ENlIF WARD ELECTION for SIX Aldermen and
i SIX CUinnon Council men, each ward. in The
tuwn OF lynchburg will take place pursuant 10 act
OF Assembly, entitled ian aet Ia amend act entitled
an act IN divide the town ynchbnrg into wards and
10; other purposes" passed Feb 10. 1880, The first
! tuesday, in April neXi-and will BE- held IN Lynch
Nafn No. / being all that part Of said ioan beoa The
ls alley extending itom the river 10 The 2h street in
the house lately occupied by Mr.. Hughes grocery
store. TWO doofs above Mssfs Talbot & lanier, Vain
street; and IN Henry Ward No. ., helng all that parl u
own above LIST alley, extending irun The tver In l2
street. in the house ate, by occupied j. Il. Kearas
Ion Nam street door above MessrS Young & Bow les
belonging to Jno w. Bagwrll
HENRY DuNNINGTON
Sersl. the Corporaon Of Lynchbnrg.
Fen. &c ia
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when the late Rev. Sydney Saith was told that it
was i'ierded to pave ST Paul's church ward III blocks
N answer was that he thought there would be M d /
V IN me matter 1t The Dean and Chapter ,couid pat
Aelr heads together.
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me Western cars due on Friday night. at six O'Clock
al baltimore dad not reach that city until after eight y
'oeh' they were detained hya huge rock weighn.
ABOUT ilYe tons, rolling down the mounaln and buckn,
up 'hs Fosd, Short distance from lIarper's Ferry.
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M. II LAVENDER CO,
.NEIp GROCERY and COMMISSION HOUSE,
At Tue OLD STAND OF
BRYANT n Young,
q RE now receiving their Spring Supply Of GRO
"A CERES, Sc, and offer fer sale
q hhds. Cuba. ?. Riro and n. o. Sugar,
hhd clarified Sugar. very fine,
lac nays RIO. Laguyfa and Java Coffee,
90 hhdS and bDs NJ Iasses,
100 kegs Nails. assorted,
80 sacks Salt,
boxes Woosey's Sugar,
1900 lbs. Bslered Steel,
500 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
p kegs Duponl's and Kentucky r file Powder,
Is - Blasting Powder,
10 boxes G. F. and lnperal Tea some very fine,
10 bpS. Tanners OIL
| hhd. Winter hrarhed OIL
So boxes Sperm and Talpw Candles,
25 8X 10 and 10 X u Glass,
| ceroon best Cara ,ras Indigo,
10 tons Ground Plaster,
% realms Cap and Letter Paper,
1000 hs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
50 kegs White Lead.
81 Nova Scotia Circumstances.
Ions 'unrry Bar Iron,
9 i" Rolled do
5 bales C"tton Cloth, 8 A,
5 i" No and Oznabnrgs,
loo pieces Calico, assorted.
90 bushels Clover Seed.
LIQUORS.
2, pipes superior +. Brandy,
- hbs. American do
20 hbls nld Rye Whskey,
50 - RIrtlfed do
40 hhds and hbis. Mountain do
bhs Gin.
10 +" n. f. Rum.
10 " Malaga Wine
. superior Port Wine,
5 " Vinegar,
Besides numerous other articles. viz:
Copperas, Nader. Sweet OIL painted Buckets, Rice,
Soap. Mackeral, Bed Ticking. blearhed Clnh Iufky
red Cotton. Ginger, Ptppar. Asplce. Salaratus, box
Barkiug Pms. Buttons. Trace CHAINS Hoop Irnn TIA
and Table Snuuns, Susprnders Make n. SILK and Cot
ton landkh's., Apron Checks, spool Cotton Bed Cords
Cotton and Wool Cards, Coffee Mills, Jugs Jars &c.
Sc. ToaIl Of which they invite the attention of their
friends and the public ger eray assuring them that every
rXrrlnn their part will be made give entire sails
'aroh 10 all who may favor them with call.
Feb &c Is
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THE CtEslsS.L HOUSE,
sW.EDgeE

A FEW barrels Of Nader. f,r sale 10 close. lo,,
[ \ er ihan market prices Howell DAVIES
March II ,s
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me spent hes tom h, zap luieHs act oct 80 Mra
ltes are aiAod VIVA IIme. y. :.
tTin Month. ,siior.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30

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4 tue. holden IL tie Clerk, Office Of the Cifcui. So
rer"r Court Of Inv and Casnrer,, ior the town Of
l.yncAbnts. the Pad day OF March, 1916
john X ID. Payne and James l. Turner. late aucfinee
aud partners, trading under the style OF Payne Tuner
Plaintiffs
against
liniaus Dapuy anil Celine his wife, and Samuel Garland
anu NAa4es IL Slaughter Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
, ! he defendant. Lnnans Dupuy al d Cenc his wife ne,
having entered their npea and gwen secnfiI,
ing to the Act Of Assembly the Rus of this Cont a
appearing by satisfactory idence. that they are no, ia
haban of this country: II is ordered that the said af
dans do appear here the first day ne term ana
'h mn OF The p'antii and thai copy this order
be hrthwnh inserted IN newspaper printed IN The Inv
thrhbng 1r tive months successfully, and posted nj
The iioht door OF the coui hoase in snd town
Copy-Teste,
MA ID. ROBES elk
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