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The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

The undersigned, having been appointed agents
for the above Company, are ready to receive appli-
cation for insurance against fire, as also marine
risks, upon the most favorable terms.
feb s-n MIDDLETON & BEALL.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

From much severe suffering Of myself, and others
Of my family, with decayed Teeth and sore Gums,
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, | was induced
to give it trial, after which my family used IT, and
rejoice to say that il did perform afhorough and
eiectual cure for all, and is the best article ihaH
ever knew Of. would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering. u M JESSE MOORE.
w. Wheeler.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29
Certificates Of Ladies' and Gentlemen o
,cvbs ls.ls 6l Phildde Ephid. <

II is with gratitude that send the following GER
tiicats, hoping that many who suffer will be led by
perusal Of it, to obtain Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article ! used, and It has effectualy
cured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scurf from my teeth and fully believe has entirely
arrested all decay Of them. trust that all who
suffer, having either Of the same species of com
plant, will as soon possible use Wheeler's Tea
berry Tooth Wash, that they may BE- relieved !,
+ t8r n AqF sJULIANA CULTURAL. Il
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

Owing to, having taken cold, but mostly in conse-
quence Of the acid of paint used in cooring prints,
my teeth became very much injured, giving excru-
cating pain at intervals, for between and three
years. ,Wheelers Teaberry Toosh ash was ust d,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certificate
form, send, that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeler's Teaberfy
Tooth Wash. $40 Nj MARY A. TAYLOR. q
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Certificates Of Members Of the Philadelphia
ag Aae laGf3 Bar ..l,sl3,,,r

/ Having used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash
and powder, have found them to possess cleansing
and purifying properties, andwhile they whiten and
beautify the Teeth, they have beneficial effect up
on the gums, by impartng to them free and health
ful action. yI,e.,, r. a. RAYNOLD.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
soreness Of the gums, and eectualy stopped bleed
ing of the gums, deem il a debt of gratitude for
the relief which it afforded me- and duty owed to
my fellow beings, to say, that it is my firm convic-
ton, that those who will use Wheelei's Teaberry
Tooth WASH for the teeth and gums, will find that
il is an important article. ISL sr,g.
Ftlf & THOMAS McCITRDV y
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having removed
scurf and cured soreness of the gums which had
troubled me for two years, i is my belief that it is
highly useful article, and that it is advisable to
those who suaer with the teeth and gums to make
use Of it. MARY SULLIVAN
Your Teaberry Tooth Wash cured the tooth ache
and also soreness Of the gums in my family, and /
send you this certificate that those who suffer with
tooth ache or soreness Of the gums may know that
it is a remedy for them, and very pleasant Tooth
WASH FRA'S. PROVOST. M
w. Wheeler Iaf43ar5 aF.aBps} a85
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

M. II. STEVENS g. EMMONS, ,4 !.
Nos and Browns Hotel, Penn avenue
Explanatory pamphlets, &c may be had gratis,
WIN the strongest testimonials of and bene
ntipf haaEAih H sept 22--6meod
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

For number of years my Teeth and Gums were
so much out Of order as to prevent me from eating
with pleasure, and caused me much pain. Having
heard Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, ! do
certify that tried one small bottle Of H. and in less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound
and good. Ibelieye that the use Of il would be an
advantage to many others. la j, BRAZER.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29
Certificates of Magistrates Of he Citya Of
On 1 PHILADELPHIA. ssr3vt4 u

( Having made use Of your much celebratad Tea
berry Tooth Wash, feel convinced that il is ths
best article have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend its use to the public IN general as
pleasant and eficacious article for preserving tn
Teeth and Gums .....-l l9.,%t
s'tN h7'fI ROBERT E. JOHNSTON
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-29

My daughter has used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication Of the gums, and sweet
ening Of the mouth have no hesitation in rsevm'
mending it as the most beneficial r-sParaon for the
teeth have ever seer 2f III @t Aa49>S
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M. n. JAYNE'S SENSITIVE PILLS For Liver
Complaints, tout, Janndice Dyspepsia Rheumat m, =.
ves Ery.pess and Di.enses Of the Skin I'm
purity OF the Blood Inannton Melancholy, Sick Head
ache Co-ivenes Pains in the Head Bsa-t Side Back aud
Limbs Rliou, Affections, Female i,isras-ss kc &c &c.
and whenever an Alternative Purgstve Medicine may be
required .
cines arc less required and much suffering aud
.ickt might be pre- en,ed. were they more GENERALLY
used No person c WE'LL while costive hahi' Of bo
DIV BESIDES generates serious and often
diseases winch might been avoided by timely and judi
ciou, use OF proper q ntharc Medicines.
The proprietor csn recommend these Pills with the great
est confidence believing them far superior to the pilia IN
genera. use; mild, prompt SAFE aud Uniform in
their operation.
In using them psrticunr Is required Persons
NAV eat drink usual aud Desirable eat immediate
y after taking them a.,
Ago will impsr them, they combined to
alwsvs readily Dissolve in the -tomach.
In small they Alternative. aud gently Lsxatse
but in large doses shes actively C.hsse cleansing the
whole alieray canal from all pard irritating. and iecs
msss and pvdauonE healthy secreons 81 The Stouseh
Liver, and the various other organs 0f The BODY.
The above valuable Airiic"s is Er sale hy
LYMAN. Druggist.
Ma-cha II
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

ME Philade phia Saturday Courier of,he l4h inst,
Il CONTAINS the following
We call the attention OF readers to the follu ing
From the Boston Bee.
THoNsos's COMPOUND SYRuP OF TAR AND Woop
NArTHA-For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption aud
all complaints Of the Throat and Lungs.
cit is uot our practice notice the various popular
cnes Of the day, bu, in the present instance
induep To devate rum ordinary rule from the conf
dence VIZ lave in the medicine and the truth Of the
statements ~ relation 10 il. II would BE- than
useless for US 10 give our opinun Of The merits Of This
preparation, when Se can cite testimony OF ~ much
more weight, fur III. manner in which article is 70.
ceived and stands The place. where originates where
from lis USE the public cat judge ofns value. has much
10 do in forming its character - \ REMEDIAL agent,
This Syrup used and recommended by members Of
The Faculty of the Medical College in Philadelphia.
Such testimony is alone sulicen, To en,i'le il Il, pub
lie Confidence. Again. the low price nj which il 10 sold
places il within the reach of every one. In our esli
nation, this article possesses superior claims TO shy
other medicine " Thin our knowledge for these forms
of disease"
This invaluable medicine ia prepared only by
5. 2. THOMPSON.
Northeast corner Of 5ih and Spruce SITS. Phla.
Price. 50 ella por botlle or S. per dozen.
.aroid all mutations and spurious mixture. Of 7ar
.Naptta
For sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist,
agent for Lynehburg aud riei"iiy.
March 9 Wits
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. March 2.

Cutiis.-'ihere ~as An ucrsased supply Of Bseves Al
tho scales to-day, aud the stuck generally VS. ot sey
fine quality. Thef. WAS quite brisk drnaod and pr
crs ruled considerably hpht, than last weeks rs'es.-
The offerings amounled t,400 head VI which so were
dry~n Philadelphia SO rrsin over "nsold, and The
nm IA. hmf .o~a In 81 5Oa 81 rs. net. Tbs lnirr"r
Dissertations was j,hvver. Average Vi prices about g.
rs.
Flour.-Duriny the Ia, Jaw days Howard stree, has
bcen ls inquired for. ana y" sales q" any note have
,aken place We q ,o,s the asking price u ~ Oct
81 75 and very dull. The receipt prise from ras is
unsettled Chy Mills Flour 10 without inquiry. iiol>
d-,s ask IS, but We he,r o. no sales
Grsiu--Ths receipts OF Whea, are entirely susPsnd.
ed on account VI the recent siorm.
Wequo,e Corn 60 cts. for white aud 62s64 cts for
yellow--sn.all sales.
Uhi.key Sales on Saturday Al % cts. En hhds.
md "a cts. for bills. TIE same prices are asked odsy.
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FOR THE viE0IrJAN,

FOR THE vInGrrIAH.
Conversation at The Iphle House. beceen the Presdenl
aud Senator eD.6se. on The Oregon Question.
Pres-Mr. McDuffie. how will the Senate dispose of
the No'ice Resolutions 2
.NeDnC-Why, sir, il is impossible tn say the b.
~ was almost equally divided befrc the resolution pas
eo the lower H'se. and the pacific character which
f"1v no" bear. may pass them through the Senate.
rre'-Do You no, regard their pacific character an
''Ra"ent why they shonld pass 7
.ueDy'-i certainly d" not. Their effec, must be
on the subject in dispute il couched in the
' ~s'i'ke terms Will dnelisi decline battle be.
ne politely challenged The effect Of this no.
IN. lousn hew.' "asyou will" must he to place
Two Countries 10 attitude Of husty. The claim.
are Inconsistent with uurs And nv this M.
,,m;., negotiation being ended.) say to her SUI,
Iy. mat q. the expiration ofl2 months. "a. will
Ia p'.sso" 81 Territory which she claims. This il
w. asn Just as certainly niii the .''ir- Of hi,
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LYNCla0UR0 MARKET.

for ne ~eek ending Saturday. March ], 1886.
There has been bs, ,.s doing In T.ssccs Gss the lsss
week We rspss, 10 d. NOR. aow, a. the weather b
become mild Tue French Rsss did ~, close ,,s c.a
tract " we reported. vac I. have sksa ylass. sa,
there being osly bidder. wac deferred 10 fa,nrs
day.
1Seas.s:-oll Lng., si.oo to ! so, nsw Lsss. y
W ~ Ssio. Lst. infsrlof. 1e.3D IL 800; Summon,
!9So To niidl'ng 80 10 5o1 sh,Pe,ax. {sss)
$500 10 500; manufacturing. (-on. Si.b0 10
o,oV, nns manufacturing 5000 h, $40.
fo~.- ihs wagon price may b. qaaed At ~. II a.
''s arc o"w,n, 'o s.l presrn. ra.ss. ~ ssksi.
Whsat.-S0 cite la IS.
d'rsin.--Cora is tn 10 c,s per bushs from wagon,
oats shcaf Oo crns mr. huud red; cleaned - 20
,sn,s per bushsl. Rye. ca ren,s.
Clover aud Cruz. Seeds. -Clove Seed ssles by the
Sasuy ~, sss" mad, :. h. !. Se5o.$575 o", Ut
15c. rimo,liy Seed. $3l.
Prorisioas --iacor "a smsil H., new has beea 70.
.,'ed and sold 70. hut lius .a In The nathe,.--
Beef % 50 10 st. per hundred; Poth. nass In mstks,
Meal. 70 etc. per bushsl from wagon.
MM ,,, ~ oo"t ipOo per bbl.; Hearings So
. 70 10; M.cssfsi. NJ. l. 1l3. M. 2. $3.50. No.
C,gss.--st D,uinga. ~ To cent. per b.; Rio. %
to ~ e'ntS L4A'" 10 c", Java. ia to Is cent?;
Snrar.-tro~n. Nav Orleans. ~ TOO cents pr 10
Porto Rico. III 9cens per h.; 81, CroIx. Il iv ia
cents per H.; Loaf. lei to Is cents per Id.
Ca'dis'-'ralio~. iei cents per h., Sperm, %
TO 37l cents per TO-; Hull i Suns l5to Ia GEMS per ID
Whisksy.-Pnce unsettled. Lac, salss fro,a 10 ,o
80 cents per gallon.
Brandv.--Appe. 10 ~ IS csn,s per gallon; Peach.
mona In market.
Cotton Iarns-Fsc,ory prcos: l6toi7 cite. per ID.
assorted.
Iron.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton and in demand from
boats, $50 from Store. Pig Iron 427 To $50.
StedBlislsfed. u To csa,s v~r h., German. to
Is cen.s Shear 20 10 IS cents pet b. Cas-, Steel, 70
to 25 cts. per ID.
Li'.seed OH-s0 cts. Lamp. 81. 90 TO 80 rwf
gallon; Tanners. 81 8 90 to 10 90 per Dbl.
l.eather--Good Sus. Is 10 Is c,s. per h.; Damaged
Sole. Is ~ IL cen,s per ID.
Fredericksburg. $500 TO A.25 per keg; Rifle. IS
80 10 90 per key.
Uoot-Wool. rs 10 2S cents peIlb,; Wool Rolls ~ J
T., 40
Coal and Vood ---Btuminous. IS cents per bushel
AnthrsciiS, 81, 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood ~
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he sses,sp.ly KEEP. 10 pay bis ARA, 81 hsadrsd hus
sasa fss thousand horse and four hundred ships,
and famed likewise for being the birth place Of III.
essat Archimedes-but lie former greatness and glory
have departed. aud IL ranks city Of little i'm
psr,sses The second morning after leaving Malta.
We arrived al Missana the straits which 'epara,s 81
ely ou Italy but sosk departure from this pte.
~ city esas,ed tbs balance Of The day along the shoes
ofaly. where the vege,aon looked verdan and -four
shng st midsummer. and The little cu',aces sca,sr>
ID here and there and the peasans dressed in their
,onsl costume, altogether presented quite an interesting
and picturesque appearance We Ind intended visiting
Palermo, interesting being the capital Of the Island,
bet q, p'esen, being the Court Of the Enpe.
r,r and Empires Of Russia is now held 'here-bu,
boa, ls far the, part oil the Island for some two weeks.
snJ We coald no. think VI remaining ,ha, length Of time
in Mal,s, where We had been 81 long prisoners in lie
Lasars,,o merely TO ,hrse great persanages-bus
hope s,l have the good luck IL meet with them be-
fore Ne end our travels.
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u n. LEE having taken the house forr.erly oe-r
Als pied BY BouIdo K Ysncey, - la-s oiic~. Nh the
ed tn execute oil ordsss~ his lie in The nsssss, and
fashio"sbls style. Havie had considerable expe.
rience in tho business. fee condeM In aayine 10 the
public, that all work e"s ss,sd To HE oais sha be dune
!" ma""ss to b sqr.Asd only By fsw and surpsssrd
hy n"ne and CHEAP than any work o the qnsly
/" b had in tho place,
~ B.-Cut'ing and R..s;:r: dune At The shortest
aosre. e. \: L.
re-, 70 4.
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stpn winch IL hhpl,AI Ia The rcmarks al, oae of y,r,l
Correspondents. ~hu Signs himself '.eas a he great
'onped" We who ssp're o The honors end ea,la
mrns o ofle, are noi ~ tgnorsn OF the science III Ak
nriny as he might suPros-, and wnald havs him ID
know tina, indulge freely in seeMiaioas On mat.
terra oi Interest any other class Of c,rns- d.
helsvc that any be iound bs,,er skilled In tho doe
trina VI chducss, than we are.
10 show the aforesaid "uasoapsd" r,n,lsmsN that
|. Er Que, know how 10 sp,c such pr,bl~ms 1 would
beg him to be nnmed. that The law Of per,nuisons ~
oi ennrollng 1aaence In every such question: sbs
~ iobe Affected BY that Of combinations Suppose tot
instance, there were Office. viz that of Post.
master al Iynchonrg, and sixteen Democrats desr,us
10 get it. Suppos. sso, tho President des,rous To
accommodate oil And unwilling To draw nvidisus dis
iucons where thse Of msrt' did not exist 10 plain
To that by svs,e OF rapid they might
all be successfully accommodated or BY successful
bina'ions fs~ Of the elite could rule the from
the Track snd thu. greatly enhance tho chancss among
themselves
THE illustration IL given merely will, the visw OF
nrdiug q ite ui that inEnat i'm which the unwashed
g-n,-msn seems anxious oblSio-and If he ia
shed u of opinion, that the candidates Tor oce,
IN whc' portion Of the VI the country col.
rcted should be skilled in calculating The ,hances
Rurls,~ Table. | will infurn The gentleman. "fuily,
distinctly aud pla .ly."-lst. thai " there b. 80 holes
aud roll OF q single ball an even bet would b. ono
d"ar Ia thirty hut the who bets the dol
Lar would hs less apt Ia liar large ainnnn. beeluse
fnn oi luck against him, would him lose bu
o"haf 'o''-""''e run at luck against the other
w"'u :" sce'nPa"r" WIN = "" o, se' a. every f"'i
'"a' s""o'" 70 "2"'"s' "''" ~"o-i' hummer ~ t"s
chance is ascer,aned By multiplying tho vslus pf his
u"s"~ - '"' ~" ny '''e """' VI '"',s Eve" "'h
=. nus. a. o"' '' nus 'nsnct o<' 1o" u ~
10 fo's "n'e" 'as' expresses ,hat III" chance "a
a. mnch 'or as ss'ns hln 3rd -Suppose 10 halls be
iolled at hc same tme there are ~ MANY rosshs
in which dose balls settle in the dfTeren, hp-s .,
~ not 10 M the given hole, ss there are Permutaons
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.s.BGHOES WANTED.

TIME SUBSC RIDER has permanently located il
Il The town of Liberty. ard w"ud inform the ei,l>
frns of ~diod and the surrounding counties, thst he
wishes II pufchsse,
a number OF Likely Negroes,
fDr the Southern MARKET.
Having made arrangements IL dsross of them in the
S.dth. he ~iIl pay tho MOSt Liberal. CASH
PRICES. fof al likely N0QA0HD, ofb"h sexes.
Psfsons having such vropefty Er sale will find il In
their in crest I" give him call bef.re selling.
All letters addressed u him At ,-t,y. will b. ptam-
ly attended In. WILSON Z. HEWITT
Liberty, Fcbruaty 10 3mif
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Notice to the AFFLICTED In all cuses Of
l.1meneSS.

nIATERMAN SWEET. Natural Bone Setter.
w has been invited here On request of WIN. NJ.
Lambert Esq. Ut PhllSdephia 10 rase IN BedoId
county, Va. Ills practice consists IN relieving or rrsiO
ring cases of lang standing Dsoca'ins, rheumatism,
Sprains. Hip Diseases. Palsy and all such maadlss
Any drslrous 10 consult hun, ny addrrssa the Flank
liz Hotel, where he will remain fur srvera DAYS.
Residence amsterdam, Monig,u.ere Co.. n. York.
References IN hand may b. seen, having been IN the
pract ice Upwards Of so years.
March Q 1t
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virstssins

virgiWint
rules holden In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit su.
reiior Court 81 Law and Chsoosrv, for the town Of
lyschburg, Oh the 2nd day Of March, 1886
John d. Payne and James A. Turner late suoti n,,,,
and partners trading under the style Of rsyse Turner
Plant H.
sguinM
in'aus Dupuy and Ceiins his WIFE, and Samuel Garland
and Charles H. Slaughter, Defendants.
In CMANcGav
Ia defendant: iinnsus DuPuy AID Csiine HE wife not
having entered their appearance and gwen accord
ns to tine Act Of Assembly the Rules Of Coah
appearing by sstsisctory evidence that they
ha6tans Of this counry 10 ordered that the said dsisn
dan DO appear here the 6rst day u the nest term and
s"swe. the hill Of the a'nG'j end thai copy 81 thu
Dc r'hwh inserted In SOME newspsptt ptinsd In he
nchbnrk Tor tive mons successively, sad posted
The front door Of the house In said town
4 Copy-Teste.
4. a. u. ROBES Cih.
MarchS w2m
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RfCH,fOv MARKET. M,rcI

RfCHMON MARKET. March 2.
Totoeco-S,ncs our las. quotations. price, have
,emained without e,.nge.
Flo,r-For this sf.,.ls there 10 nu demand what
ever; last sales ware al 81,
Uheai-Sl to ll2lc.
Eorc-60to 6j:.
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GNrOeY Seeds, .1SSOrfed,
1T 6! cent, the Paper &C cents The dozen Papers. or
$4Me hm,drst PopeT
4 LSO, SEEDS by the pipno orounce, and IN box
IA es, assorted and for sale At
Howell DAVIES.
March 8 isii
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MagniDcent SAAvt1s; Tr0oyy
dc ARDS RYAN l. Co. have ;sp hand gvaalae
h CACH.15R SGvC ShAuLS. The seueA
the Cui,ed States.
We pledge ourselves 10 al them ss lso <sa ~
sssss Sha~l ia selling fur in Nss f~k. Phihd,ipAis.
Balumarc NJ Walhiagsun city. ~ We knsw Mo- "
soy! Prices nnssny fsvm Us ,o US.
ALSO.
We have on hand Why large ssessossA ~ foQ~
nst ehAtkls. ranging IL Ptirs issm IS -. " ~
RtCAkDS. RrANA e.
.StH 1ccr 20 Mi 4. l.nayh
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os1h 1913.

!. Y1h, fe45.
ors safely land
compared with
lime been, ina
Re JUS. left Tho
!, Malta. touch.
nd of Sicily
sc reached tho
|rgrs. end mo''
"a, having . e'''
nj nn,.s ~ fer.
=. Here E,na
sisw. belchins
often has prov
he surrounding
place where the
hxed their fore
Syracuse snee SD
hani. po,y siu,.
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GREAT R.lRG.fl.v'S
MAY b. had in the following articles. By applying
AVA IN mo IN sight, wa:
3r:od ~o'k Hs'sss. (younx)
z Milk Cows, d.
] aa'd hurss Wagon aud Gear,
hofse Car end Gear. (n~w)
1000 lbs. VI tho ncss, family Bacon,
300 lbs. NJ do cured beef
beautiful lady Cabinet. (laiest siyl~)
do Sofa,
And several other articles u great nee in farming end
housekeeping, oil u which shall se privately and very
low ct the cash. ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON
March 9 Uu
rules held the clstks Office the cirru .up.r,os
court Of law end chaacery, tor the cosnty
In the month OF March, 1886;
William Daily, Plaintiff
benjsmn Price and Nancy HE wife, and Jsmss NJ Char.
ps, admr. of Jacob vsnhook, decd. Def,ndan,s,
In CHANckEv.
The Defendants bsnjsnin Price wife. not kssin I'm.
tered their sPPesranes and appearing BY satisfactory
dencc that they are not inhsban Of the sath II
ordered that the said DEFENDANTS BENJAMIN Price and
vile do appear here the 6s Monday IN MAY neat and
the plaints bill and that COW Of mi, order b,
forthwith inserted in the Lynehburs Vnrinsn Sr ~
months sucesssvey, and Posted hs ont door u the
Copy Tsss.
a. WIN. HOLT. CHI.
MarchS VISA
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Soda Water .lppNrNfNs.
- SETS FOR SALE BY
= Howell DAVIES
March Q tsf
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REG.1LI.1 EEG.1RS.
IN SMALL BOXES, VERY LOW. AT
L Howell DAVIES
Ma rch 9 tsif
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~ - ~ - W AN Ed!
L any numter of LIKELY .OUNE NEGkO Is
thatw sdi, The Scu,hsra r.arkel.
As they are aO.loss t. make their purchases a Ssso
Oily as pos.ihe. 'hsv assure thee having ANY Ri Sals
hat they will pay - iibes, cssh rsiers - usssn-
I'd IN any mark. in tho S,a,s. Pehkme wko wish v
sell! VIII do cell ~ call them before making ials.
N:b.--Ws wish 10 purchase ese e Il. nIacksa.lshs
and C.arpsn,ers. DAVIS 4 llART.
New. 3 ssH
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Nails. sugar, &c.
M KEGS CUT NAILS. ID I" ~
1VV % d" Boz and Lining d
10 hhds. primo GRIP. N. q. 9ssas
10 box-s Adaman,ine Candies.
10 baskets T~hacte Oil;
GO t"ns Lump p.aissss.
5000 lha. prime New Bacon,
20 hush. prime Mosa,aia (,lSves ~:
100 sacks LitetPool Salt.
GEO. 6A0sy.
Feb. l6 0n
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asion cureel al
bil,ce been k'unG
J by tho Phe'I'
be Maltese lam
han the Arabic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
BosToN, Nov. 22-6 p. M

Boston, Nov. 22-6 P. M.
The Norwich train has not yet arrived. A fair
business was done yesterday in -four, Genesee
closing at SIS 62t Ohio S5 So Grain was COM
parativey inactive. Corn sold at 70 70 cents.
Forty sail of vessels have arrived in the harbor
with good breeze from the southwest
No local news.
ARRrvALs-Brigs Boston, Mailek, Delaware, Metamo-
ra, Robert Nanonk, William Pitt Sutla Chicopee Ben
jamin Franklin, Ann Caroline, William Rogers Acorn
Qeos and Brazilian all from Phadelph brig Ida from
Baltimore; ship Caledonia from savannsh-e
bad weather aud slightly injured; schooner Hano
yer, from st. Domingo l4th Nov left American yes
AL.