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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
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10y virtue Of decree of thu Circuit Superior Couri 81
ID Law and Chanrery OF Amherst county ,pr'nouncod.
Oh the 18th day Of March le45 in the case oW lillan
H. Banks and others against Samuel Burks Ir and 9th
ers.'' the undersigned will, Z2nd day OF March,
1917 at Patrick Court House, proceed to sell, on cred
it If sin twelve and eighteen months for equal prons
of the purchase money! undivided third part OF three
thousand one hundred and fifty six Acres OF Land, ~
ing and being in the county Of Patrick. and decided t., the
said Samuel Bnks, jr, by Christina Cooke and vile
Bonds with approved and sufficient security VIII be re
red of the purchasers.
Jan 2S-t25M EDMUND IRVINE. Com'r.
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Merchant Tailoring

JOH.N o n X Ely,
.Rhe OLD Stand QfUm. s. j. Oakley.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg. and he public, that he will continue to
conduct, al the old stand OF himslt aud brother, the
TAILORING Bll SI\EsS
in all It's branches He has now ON hand and will con
tnually keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths Cassi
mere. Nestngs, and IN fact ryihng suitable Tor Gen
ueens wear which he will make up order IN the most
fashionable styles, hands me ii aud warranted work
m,nship He would invite lh6ehuenton Of the public
10 his stock
Feb. 4-ts
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BENJAMIN HUNT

|Akf.S great pleasure IN lnt rmng his friends. that
he has taken asuailon with Mcssrs. Lewis x Gopd
man. lmp rlrrs and Johbers OF Cloths Cassimcres Vest
ngs rll'ngs. Ta'lors Trimmings. &c, together with
rvery dsrrp,',n Of ads adapted to genemcn's
n IL John street between William and Nassau streets
p y, where he will be happy To them during their
v,s To the city
Orders Tor Il DDS in other lines will De attended
usual.
J New York. Feb. 4-iw Republican copy
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$500 REWARD,

- RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday; Oct.
&A~ 18th, negro man Tom, who calls himself tom
~. LI7'TLES. Tom Is about % yeais OF age, very
~ stout and quite black In height ahcut5 feet l9
nches little bowegged he Is rather stupid looking, but
and even teeth; hair quite short and happy. He had on
when he left blue sattinet round jacket and took with
him pair Of pants, Of striped saiinet and Of
coarse negro cloth, with two unbeached cot
shirts he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around t. sg
authorised to offer the of sl00. II the above
named negro taken In the District Maryland, and de-
lversd to In Washington city, secured in jail that
can get him. $500 II taken in any free State, and
cured above.
e A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for c, Stonestreet,
Residence on l.2 street, few doors above Pa.
nov lift MAT Inielligencerl
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THE TIMES

rs newspaper edited by Duff Green. II will be,
as far us practicable full fair and candid record
of passing events but its chief present purpose Is 10
eointeract the Abolition movement by unnasking
the designs, motives, and end Of political abolition
TO demonstrate that Its principles are as hostile TO the
rights property, interests, prosperity and liberty OF
the North as to the rights and property Of the South
and by appeals their intelligence and patriotism
10 unite the wise and good Of all parties In every
ton in common effort to strengthen and perpeiu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
for $3.50 per anu.
For copies lO0o
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
four-and-a-hnlf street.
Agents.
Brooke, Shillington & Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
II. An persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times In established are requested to act as agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country arc requested 10
pubsh this prospectus and forward their papeIs In
exchange. nov lou
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@sSzIaIpe

IoHN PETrIBoNE Ia receiving daily his supply Of the
j above article Of various kinds together with The cclc.
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IL, suitable for Ker
mans Ranges, Radiators, &c.
Glover Hill Coal, All excellent article Of Biiuminous
dump Coa) thought to be equal f not superior to the va
riou 3 kinds heretofore used in our city.
Orders received the yard Lenoxs Wharf, near the
Long Bridge and al his Office, L. f. Massoettis drug store
south side Pa avenue, between 2 and 9th Streets or at
John r. Callan's. oct eff
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Patent Medica.'ed India ! Rubber | ! .st Porous

IN all cases where il IL thought advisable to keep up
diseased these plastsrs will be 0und highly valuable 10
AL ,ns bench, that can mos ocIsns man
ner by them As in Rheumatism, L. 'mpasv ~ war
nrgement OF the Joints Chronic Disc. heyt In ali
spleen, Lungs, or other internal organs, nssssrs are
otner cases where warming strengthening INV now
use. For sale by CHAS 81, '.nue
Drug and Apoth, corner 7,h street, and Penn Az -
oct 6-Aw45- =.
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Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BIACKING.

w OAAssh y 0SOAs VUPeshh AAAYAA = uotO
BLACKING.
THE undersigned begs leave call the attention OF those
abovenamed The Manufacture, knowing the Excellent
properties oths Backing sent samples various persons
pers The extracts underneath are from some oihe papers
they speak FOR themselves also several persons who tried
1t have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backing
superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
lent article; we have seen il used and can highly recon
mend it.-N american, April l5
Wenrs Backing Is one of the most superb and salts.
factory articles Of The day mpars brillanee and po
fish beyond description. We have tried IT, $50 and do
by reference to another column an advertisement will
be found for excellent article o. Backing in Liquid
iorm for Boots, DC Il has been highly recommended by
many who have tried T. not only gives with very little
Than any other II i sold by he agent Of the manaci,r.
er at No co, Chestnut street. buy bottle trial will
prove the fact. PAD Ledger, Apra2
the market SPIRIT Of he Times, Aprila
Patent Biaekng j. weilar No. 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking, which produces
beautiful polish, and does not njure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another coumn-U 81 Gd=ehe, May
Welfare Patent Japan Backing is about the best articls
Of the kind we have The polish which il imparts tc
The understad,ngs OF man is brilliant and lasting
have tried H. and II boots say all this In Its behalf
tErening Bnletih, June 7.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonial,
similar the above from private individuals and froir
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient TO
vince any person that the manueturer has not exageerat
ed but that upon fair trial the Hacking will be found N
represented, ereeisnf in every respect.
j. wELLAR, Manufactured, No, 60 Chestnut street, Phi
CIiARLEs STorr corner Penn. Avenue and 7th street
Agent for Washington, ID, Q. oct iapri l.
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JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and S0fn Manufacturer and
Undertaken. s.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his sncert
i thanks his friends and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage which they have bestowed
him, and would respectfully inform them that he has
on hand general assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, which
he will sell yexy cheap for cash. approved paper He IL
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture OF the Ia
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Spring. seat Sofas
Rocking and parlor Chairs
Card centre, and dining Tables
Wardrobes
+" Bedsteads
And, In fact every thing usually found In cabinet ware.
room. as
UNDERTAKING.
lie Is also prepared to attend funerals the shortest no.
tce and the liberal tems and he Is confident that
from his long experience In attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction those who may vor him with
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY,
oct 3 6mdAprilS' 9TH street. between II and l.
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n MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON has sir or seven com.
W Portable and well furnished rooms to rent at mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred as
boarding cannot be served Mira A. can furnish them with
breakfast and tea u required. @
sSou- ~
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sTOvEsl sTOvEs,, sTOVEs,ii

- Fly NAYLOR, South side OF Pa avenue, between
~ Cd and l2 SITS, would inform his customers and the
Y public generally that he has Just received large
~ sorment OF Stoves Of the newest and approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire.
boards aud Stoyepipe at the lowest prices for cash
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin and Sheeron Ware, to which he invites the attention
Of housckeepers.
lie still continues to do Roofing Gu'tcring, and Spoutng,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at the
Persons wishing purchase will do well to call and
anime his stock before they supply Themselves.
His will be open from sunrise until o'clock r. NJ.
, oct 81
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VAN LOAN A. CHASE,
HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
III tho OpBoN corner Of l2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue and considerable expense put In skyght
which will enable them TO furnish pictures surpassed In
this any other country Pictures taken any kind OF
weather--clear, cloudy, or raining octs-dtf
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PORTER q POLLOCK,
H. - II NJ ?" H HK -

EzSfa Would most respectfully call the attention of
GIE their friends and the public generally to their
sS-SsO PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa.
avenue Opposite Colemans Hotel They prepared to
do all kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING GLIDING, BROWNING, DRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PAINTING, T'RANSPARENCIE.S Of erery desclp.
fion short, everything appertaning to their trade IN
that cannot fail to give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch nov 5--tf
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Dr. NWeetser,s Panacea.


THIS MEDICINE is warranted, on oath, not TO contain
j particle Of Calomel, Corrosive sabimate, Arsenic,
TSe Or yySe dis adee acts is by
sstng and harmoizng with nature 4 drives out ali foul
acrimonious humors from the blood and body and by ass.
Hating with and strengthening the gastric juice OF the
stomach il assists digestion, In slo, there Is not vein,
sy q @s
remarkable property Of removing mercury from the bones
and joints. .a. .It,
~ FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN,
Ssurvv, Scobutic Affections Tumors Scrofua OF King
Evil White Swelling, Eryspelas Ulcers Cancers Running
Sores cabs and Blss time, and
In DR., SwEErsER's PANAcEA, will effect azure
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection OF Blood Nausea, Yomtngs Nervous Affections
Bilious Complaints Headache, Palenees or Female Ieg
but II obstinate attended with gripng flying palms. the
dose should be Increased and the will be effected
Let not the patients frghien themselves with The idea that
they are too weak to take much medcne but bear In mind
that this mildly operating medicine puts not weakness into
strength In is place. and by giving composed sleep night
and an appetite TO relish any food teammates The whole
frame clearing The mind and improving
the sight
sCRoFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS,
Scroua Is said be Hereditary the infant receiving
from lis parents the seeds Of lis disease which increases
publication with Dr. SwEnrsERs PANAcRA The glands
placed In tie Of the body and out of the
Of direct communication; their real use Is subject on
which much difference Of opinion prevas il suces
know that when in diseased state they are capable Of be-
ing purified and ceansed by long course OF Dr. SWEET
sens PANAcRA.
In cases Of Janndice asthma, LirG Complaints, Tic
Doorenr RhenBiafism Rheumatic Govt DIR. SwRErsER's
PANAcEA cannot be too highly extoed searches out the
very root OF the disease and BY removing from the blood
makes a certain and permanent, fl
For disease Of the Bladder and Kidneys Sricfaes Ora
pei, Stone Piles FIsita Urinary Distractions and Er.
IRENE C0sifreness DR. SwEETsKRs PANAcEA Is the best
REMEDY tried II removes all these acrimonious hui
from the blood which give rise TO the above Diseases
and by keeping the blood In pure condition. nsnres health
I DR., SwEETsER's PANACEA,
Being composed only Of vegetable natter or medical
herbs Is found perfectly harmless TO the most tender age
the weakest frame, under any stage OF human suffering the
most pleasant and benign In Its operation that was Of
ered to the word and at the same time too most certain
in searching out the root of any complaint however deep
and Of performing cure.
Price, oil per bottle, six bottles for g. For sale whole
sale and RETAIL by SETH S. ANCE. l05 baltimore street.
Baltimore. In Washington by j. +. CAILAN, and the
Druggists generally, fl,a7.l g2-ul0t- ID
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Goshen Cheese.

ECEvEp b the schooner Senator 20 boxes Of superior
N Goshen Cheese, and for saleby
nov loft sIMlis Il SON
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NEW HABIPsHIRE

~
s NEW HAMPsHIRE.
DELgoArgs AT LARGE Gov. Anthony Colby, OF New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, OF Portsmouth
Sabstiiues-Ira Perey Of Concord; Thomas Il. Sanger
District No Charles w. Gutter, Of Portsmouth. q
Substltute--Gilman Marslon, OF Exeter.
pisirie. No MIGeorge w Neamiih q Es1nkln
District No H-Aaron r, Hughes, Of Nashville,
Substtute--isaac Sturtevant, Of keene,.
District No .yJonaSan Ki,.rsdse, q 1. Canaan
VERMONT.
DELBoATgs AT LARGE. Solomon Foot, Of Rutland; II.
Sabstates-A L. Miner, of Manchester Carlos Coolidge,
District No, IA, T. IA. Lyman az Of Bsnninson
District No. I'LL Cuts Of HartIand.
Substtute--Wm. Hebard, OF Chelsea.
District No. HILL T. Royce, Of Berkshire
District No W-P Baxter, Of Derby, 81
Substituted II. Delano, Of iIardwick
cONNEcTIcUT.
DELEoArEs AT LARGE. Charles W. Rockwell, Truman,
Substitutes Thos. w williams Charles IIawlsy
District No. John II. Bockway
Substute--Isaac w. Stuart
District No. II-James r. Babcock
Substtute-Samuel Russell.
District No. III-John r Trumbull
Substitute Sampson Amy.
District No. Iv-Nelson l.. White.
Substule-IIenry X. Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS.
DELRoArR AT LAnaR -Rufas Choate, Boston.
Substitutes Seth spraee, Duxburyi w @ Bates, Werl'
Substitute Ensign H. Kellogg, Piitshed
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
MAINE.
District No. nI--will. Pitt Fessenden, Augusta
No others yet chosen
.aI g.
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MpEN1IstE
A. NJ. HOFFAR,
SURGEON DENTIST


.rxrs-@ Performs all operations In the line Of his
A{ss1S~-B profession Artificial Teeth inserted from
uIfT one TO a full sci, on gold, silver or palladium
II1J am now prepared 10 manufacture all kinds
Of Teeth usedlnl sets with OF without gums Having the
advantage OF manufacturing my own Teeth can AFFORD 10
with much greater certainty Of their fitting the mouth prop
ery as the Porcelain IL fitted TO the model oil the mouth
while III son state :.
am determined 10 do all Of the above named work 20
per rent lower than II is done In this city. .
Persons wishing Artificial Teeth had better give me call
can refer them ofour most distinguished citizens Tor
whom have inserted full and parts OF sets for they having
given liberty 10 refer any one TO them who may wish T.
oct g8-6m' ,H..L
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Whitney's Russian Bath,

Corner 4 Ia street and Missouri avenue
NHERE s great utility In this Bath In preventing and re-
moving all disease that flesh Is heir TO, Those who
have tried will ind 10 their advantage 10 make
9-u
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For Rent.
ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

rryIIE usual place or attraction for ENGpA VINO And
il COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re.
moved to i 1th Street, nrst door from Pa. ave,
where the subscriber would be glad have Members of
Congress- visitors residents and the public generally give
him a call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the best manner and the shortest notice
Numerous specimens he at his Office, and the best
reference given II required.
nov l3--3taw2m' JOHN CULLUM.
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FITNAM'S

TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC.
- SAMUEL SfETTINIUS, General 1genf Notary d
N Public Justice Of the Peace &C. respectfully informs
M the representatives Of the deceased Soldiers that he III
Is prepared to undertake the settlement Of their Claims
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip PENSIONS the Wounded
Pensions due Widows and Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
Arrearages of pay services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government
that may be confded to his management will be speedily
attended To-. e&
His terms are moderate. 4f&tF
He be consulted at any time between the hours Of
o'clock, m, and o'clock p at his Office fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department
oct S-2md decS
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WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

Corner Of Pennsylvania Arenue and SirH Street
RAND s. WILLIAMS, PrOprietOrS.
THIS Establishment has been fitted up and furnished
without regard to expense in order 10 excel any thing
style Of the commencement In any respect
With respects friends and the public at large nv
ing their patronage, have only to say, In conclusions
call fInteL1 oct soft
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MAINE.
~ VU xxr.ii ma.

District No. II--will Pit Fessenden, Augusta "
No others yet chosen
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Amusemeuis.

A MEXICAN gUsEUN-splertia exhibitions srd
N p-rcrr src-s Ole afternoon g. - AMI ifs evening
orlocs-O Open evsry cav fuIn eeiora a he nofnn
~ 10 r. M-Aiwolds N ierr;h pcrrsit q GEN ray
LOR: CAHPBFLL'S ETHIOPIAN sERENaDERs
Mis-, BERNARD. Be- I'd Woes st REAL CHINESE
Junk msgt ihcent Balloon Par uanic PAirurg or.
PHgAn FAMILY ofk~rrehec Nocalis.s Ss1ia Annts
Wcosrn Leg; YErE MORRIS Miss y JULIEN, The
hesntful Dane-ure; Living Orsrg Outane, Anatomical
Venus ID he al rNtrs cnNRe OF ~ cis
Admission 81 cent. children uncer 10 yesrs y. e-sss
Dti Engagement q re Rave
4 Fsl'ly.-TUESDAy EVENING. Aaeusi -. $50
The Performance VIII conn with an Overla ~ he
Grsn. 0fchestfs Amer which ne eomecy o. Sc Wild
ON'S NlCrlA-iAre Chsti-ry. with forgs, Aiss May
Tarlor Amer hicl, performances he 1isht Rope,
~ ne bavel fsmly and Lon IsveiL To b SIC
eeed-c oy me pa oaine Of La fete Chsmpere BY the
Al interssion a, hall hour hsn The Orches,ra will
pestr1 on TIE iuminsicc Promeusde designed ard
enfd BY \. hrrke, Esc TO conc ud- with The " J.
man. G. b-i-l Rsv-L
Tickets 20 eli psfts q he eS,abr.hu.u, ~.
Promenade aeuded Doors oren ~ ~. begin o'clock
TA-fIE GAGDRN.-Admlss.on so c@r,.-Tti, q
y Might Of th- ltsian Orers Troupe s5 r nrmber from
Havana TUESDAY EVENING. August -. VIII be per.
fHmsd Be;nfs Grand Opera Of la sons nlNu a" Count
Rofo pho. Sig Vita. Elvino. So y Parcel {; Amius
Siera Csrrauu De vita; Liza. Ran er 30 ks cortSn.
ng an Eng i.h version ~ The Opers FOR sac The door,
prc~ = cents Thursday uuh mt the lta lac Opers
Troupe who vii spp-sr n Beinfs Grand Opera OF
Norma" The Ch!uesr Junk. -" k-yirg," can be seen
from 4. " III P VI Doors opened ~ 6; entertain
n EMS commence s. O'Clock su4
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for expor, and 500 or 600 gals Country Linseed at C
cts, cash
NAVAL, sToREs-A sale Of 300 bbls Crude Turpen.
t;ra ~. o.e =, a. AZ which Ths market V firm Spri,s
are sc ,h .ales 900 or 300 bbs Sales 400 bbs North
Carolina Rosln At 60c, cash, delivered
LEAD-A parcel OF 1000 pigs sold at 81, cash, which
IL an improvement
HDEs-A cargo Of Rio Grsnde 200, sold at Ice. G
mos.
sALT-ssiss 800 sacks Liverpool 70 arrive on pri.
ysts terms.
TrAs-The sale to-dsy was GOOD one generally the
res being fully equal 10 the last sale and occasionally
sbowfing an Improvement. TIE company was large
Imported In the ship Zenobia Terms. notes al ak
months
Hyson-12 chests 80, 81 10 39l IL DO %
Young Hysonf0 half chssfs 81 80 o. 90 CO do A. "a
do A. li2 % 433 Ok DO Az IS DO Al 10 do A. o. DO
3sl 10 do 37t 26 do 80 q do 35l 30 dn 80 III do
81 s5 do "a 90 20 1884, 22 DO 3 - DO 32; 30 DO %
les DO 81 "A DO 3o ls5 DO snd 90 l2 bxs 30 liz half
chests % 1871 DO % . do 81 PIG do 26 O73 with
drawn.
lmperial-12 half chests a.
Guppovder-l0 half chests &C. &c do 81. 10 do A. Is
l2b bxs ~ IS DO 4Ot 10 hf chests 3s 90 do 3t % do
b. l76 do withdrawn.
Hyson skin--26 chests 40. q do 2G. y DO 2s p DO
2il IS DO a. 81 co 2. l63 do % 2f3 do % DC %
50 do Withdrawn.
TwsnkayeO half chests 254 IS do 22s, 36s do o. 49,
do 81. 6 do 20i 20 DO 20
PouehoDg-20 chests 81 40 hf chests 1s4 1Gl do pa
Souchong-2O hf chests 2li. % do Withdrawn.
RlDsyOng-3O boxes 80 10 hf chests s4 20 bxs 81, 20
DO and 100 hf cheats Withdrawn
OoloDg-67 hf chests q, 10 do withdrawn.
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Sanford; 2ss %, l. Buckley; ibis ssh.s l. Rev.
Wright '
Troy Transportation Lias Gsrdasr r suUtsau-Boat
AedeTa csni~fbsm-il ~ h's -four. Baeki-y; 2O0 bus
conf keiehsm sof. &c fss butter Boyee
Am1ieaR Transportation linz NJ n Cdleb r Co-B0af
AqfuHe-1to bbis -four, II Wol re- husn .hipsmH
Dow, Cary; % Keys bbls huber, Work Crase; kRs
2oK. butter BADcock Co; 10 hbls n0ur suyd an Sage
Coz bbis msa, W Osis &c; bbls sste., Stanton L
bsYnes.
Eegk Ice A Phslps-Boaf LsTrsrsA-l.sle bush
rom, Davis Bfooks Co; bhs apples 60 bbls msai
Kent, Posg Co IS bb's s.les, Burge7 Hurb1t DO.
arrsn 4 Co. - Ice bsef Isaac Read
D1rGni Iaihrop & Co's Lirs- BodfGgF-lsi3 bushels
corn ioo0 70 ats 1900 do ship 81 r c DgrsnL
Ma FORK and S,nsca Fall Linz " Pd'-Sr-B oaf
SeAuylev-6ln bls ~ Beas = c., biz eggs " Ois
c.; do J " Jones; do Comsn, Hop bi-s Co; do
Ha~i~y, Smith CsrTnan.
Jd1ca and N1r T0vk Linz T Kim51l-B01f Cars3ru-
gao tLs osis NsiefhCus- Lion. bbls eggs Rosie /
WooSruf; Is Tbs kegs butter Russell j. do J 4 "
Smith.
Tr0y and Usst1n Lak,baat linz. " c Rics-Baai 2
Hsrood-e3' his -four 81 bic hiskeY Dsser Miller CO,
B bb's -four 10 PORK COwirg q c..
Peo2l's Osrtgo Line P S Si,,ls-BOst Mary-20O Lbls
-four W Oiyphaai; 2600 bushels ship fud suydsrn.
sage c..