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CHANDLER's GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Lam
n guage, by Joseph r., Chandler, esq editor Of the
United States Ciazeite price 80 ccntsIhs work Is now
in the hands of the steeoypcr and will be issued by the
subscribers in the month of April next 1t is plain, ia
mar, but thorough exposition of English grammar, adapt
of the schools OF this country and is designed not
discuss the subject with the teacher, but enable him
comm uncate knowledge of with facility to
his pupils. Those who acquainted with Mr. Chandler,
either personally, through his widely circulated ind inn
poan journal, will not hesitate to admit that 1t would be
difficult nd person better suited the task Of pre-
pairing such rcatse and that may be expected to DO
standard work in de partmen be Of eminent service
the of education, and reflect honor the school
THOMAS, CowPERTHwAIT & CO.,
March 20 , ts.,~, Philadelphia
T,WELL's Medical Companion, tenth edition.-T. G.
T. i Co will also publish this spring the Medical Compan-
Family Physician, treating OF the diseases OF the Uni
ted States with their symptoms and means
prevenon in surgery as fractures dislo,
cations &c. the management and diseases OF women and
children. dspensatory for preparing family medicines,
and glossary explaining technical terms To which are
added brief anatomy and physiology OF the human body,
showing, rational principles the causc and cure OF dis
essay Hygeian, the art Of preserving health
without the aid of medicine American matcria mcdi-
"a pointing doses medicinal plants
Also, the guide. BY James Ewel physician in
Washington formerly of Savannah The tenth edition,
vsed, enlarged and very considerably improved embra
cling treatise on hyropathy homeopathy and the crono-
thermal system.
booksellers and others purchasing books, invited
call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
they will find than that of other
adjustment in the country, aud will sell at the lowest
prices. L. y, % w.
March 29-eod3tt
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| line oil business.
| 20 pieces Organde lawns
10 do mourning do
IS do fancy French do
10 do satin striped muslns
Is do chameleon do
70 70 Do Do ehsfi sp @iaE Pia'as
80 do fancy check and plaid do
20 do fine mourning do
| 30 do French Jaconet dresses, something
do plaid silks
II do oflhose rich Barona plaids, so much admired
by the ladies.
IN PRINTS
| case 1000 yards fancy prints at 81 cents
DO DO 100 6 do S3,l s1,, do IL
do 1850 do furniture do
do 1,12O do mourningd do
e IN G siS Fl ME- g WEAR e HAVE
Spices silk warp cas l,II.s
do "a golden tweeds
q do Cd fancy do al wool
do drab dc Nemours
Fancy plaid and Marseilles vestings
and doesEn cassimeres French Begc and other make
CLOTH to wh S SSsE sf RI S'sH ss'"sn
cases IO+ bleached sheetings
does % = q o% DO shirtings
cases a bleached do
do A. do do
II dozen brown flax tablecloths
20 do damask napkins
5 pieces 81 Bansley damask
a. Irish linens
do medium do
100 pieces Russia diaper
bales bedckng
Together with many other articles in this line OF my
business which would particularly call the attention OF
those in want.
IN sHAwLS may be found
dozen fine Berege shawls
. do low-price do
10 do Shoco net, all wool
do embroidered Thibet shawls
do plain do do
20 fine embroidered Grape shaws, which were pur-
chased unconmonly low, and which willing to sell
for small advance.
HANDkERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, &c.
90 dozen fine nencambric handkerchiets
% do medium do do
30 do ow-priced do do
Hemstched and embroderedd do
10 pieces fancy spotted do
. do white pongee do
% do assorted do do, neat patterns
90 dozen ladies' black cotton hose
30 do do white do
80 do do slate do
% do do mixed do
100 do brown haehose
20 do fine do
% do do English do
80 do white do
~ do chldren's white cotton hose
10 do do mixed do
~ do ladies' silk, thread, and cotton gloves
80 do geniemens do do do
To the above named articles, with many others tsuabe
tor the present and coming season. would call the auen-
ton Of oso who In assuring them there shall be
pains spared give all satisfaction in regard to the quail
tiles and plices of goods. g. NJ. PHILLIPS.
March 9-3uf
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A LWAfs IN TiME--rhe subscriber has just received
n small cargo OF anthracite COAL of excellent quality,
which lac will furnish TO those in reasonable rate
He has also hand about o bushels of good ice and
in expectation of 800 tons of northern ce which viii be
sold as cheap the cheapest.
Inquire at his office near thelong bridge
March 1-2aw3w JOHN PETTIBONE
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IBID Glovss.-We have received 50 dozen kid gloves,
N assorted in white light colors dark coors, and black,
OF the very best make. u CLApbl W W
March 3l-3f
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by
G. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
N B. The drawing will take place the chance:
are all taken and due notice will be given OF the
Dec lS-eotiu
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A MEXICAN COMEDIES, by ,. n. PaullinK; vol
"A The Prose Writer'S OF America; by X. w. Grswoldi
vol, octave Froiss,nt Ballads and other Poems; py
p Cookei vol. Jost published f. TAYLOR
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DIGEST of the Maryland Reports-Embracing all the
~ cases reported in the court of appeals from the list
harris and McIenry to 18th Gill and johnson inclusive,
and also those reported in the high OF chancey,
the three volumes of Chancellor Bland, by
$sgss E Within 5 S:sSa the Baltimore bar
The pubsshers enabled that this work.
to which such liberal encouragement has been offered
since the issue of lis prospectus, in press and will
shortly appear.
twill be comprised in imp svo volume Oft superior
style OF execution
The publishers desire submit the valuation of this work
10 the legal profession when it shall appear in the hope
that ii will VIII prove deserving of their patronage
Persons who hold subscription lists will enclose them
the subscribers completed
CUSHING &c BROTHER
Law Booksellers, 226 Baltimore street, Baltimore Md.
G. " Bro. agents for the Maryland Reports.
Jan ll-lswly
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I1oMHsTiC GOODS.-We have a large and well
II assorted stock of domestic goods We have
cases extra fine domestic longcloths, English finish
do hne do do "A wide
do l2a cent ongcoths of the Boot Mill, Waliham,
and other makers
do ow-priced cotton
do IA Hamilton cotton sheetngs
do O. do do
lVWw yards calicoes III cents, possible variety
Also, cotton checks, twled cotton pants, &c.
ese goods having been purchased from
agNits, We can sell them nj the lowest possible rates
= 3 2 z-3uf ID. CLAGETT, 81 co.
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DENTAL sURGERr

by y. III. VAN PATTEN, M. ID.
Permanent Office and residence door to Todds Hat
Store Browns Hotel.
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GEhvANTS WEAR.-We have just received
~ o. pieces buraps, Nos. ], z, and .
DIV yards cotton Osnaburgs best quality
ioo 90 brown cottons. all prices, from 81 cents up
~ pieces Penteuiary plaid cottons
- bales stout twilled cottons.
Which offer the lowest market prices for cash. or to
punotual customers. d. CiAGETT 81 Co
APP 2-3tif ~ = ~
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SpLENDD Paper Hanging, Painted Tran.parcnt

SPLENDID Paper Hangimgs, Painted Transparent
~ Window Shades, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings &c.-S.
L. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west Of
Clage's corner between 9th and 10th Streets offers to
members of Congress and others about to their
homes choice, well selected, and beautiful
the above articles.
They will be sold low anything of the kind be
purchased in the cities, carefully packed and de-
iivered, according address, in the city.
Feb l3--3taw2Wif
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CiTY Posi- OFrIcE, Washington. d. c.,
March IN lSA1

V'liE following is the mail arrangement from this 10th
i t. instant to the 10Th December next
The great eastern mail (or Baltimore Philadelphia New
york. Boston, @e closes at "A p M, daily and arrives
Is p mr. daily and arrive about ~ p. m.
The southern mail closes daily ut aud arrives
daily, about p. IN.
o. All transient newspapers, by the late law are subject
to cents Postage which must be prepaid or they
all handbi and circulars, printed lithogaphed OF one
to officers soldiers OF the United States army in Mexico
or on i,s frontiers will pass free in the mails if the words
'tsiongtHgfo the army y be added to the address.
Postage is to be paid, former rates. on all newspaper
from publishers to subscribers, within well over 80
miles. C.k. GARDNER,
*NorF-rhe mills made up Saturday nights, on this
line, COMO farther than Baltimore. March l6-6teod
y w. MeKSEw IL our agent, and is authorized to re-
II. ceive and receipt for any money due to us His Office
is in the eastern store, jackson Hall.
Washington, March q, 1917. Mar as~a
NEW Dress Materials.-We would call attention TO
IN stock of dress goods, which is completes and
comprises an uncommon variety OF materials styles, &c.
We have OPEN
Rich India foulards
Rich French plaid brilants
1000 pieces bereges and bazrnes, comprising bcauti-
full variety and at all prices
Rich plaid glace silks new style
French chintzes
Embroidered linen robes, with very many other mate
rails which we will take great pleasure in showing the
March 25-s,if ~
NEW MUSIC this day received.-This day received
In for sale Stationers' Hail. PENNSYLVANIA avenue two
doors east OF 18th street, the following new music
w. FISCHER.
Newport Redorva,
Wake my Love-Serenade from the Grand Opera of the
Night Dancers. BY T.. j. Loder.
My Heart is like The Faded Flower. By p. Strong
Herrziana, brilliant of Quadrilies BY G.. w Hewitt
Evergreen Polka composed by A. +. X. Conner
The Kate Polka, composed by b. Henri Revolt.
Azaa Polka composed by Fred. Boyer.
Pastoral Polka, composed by c. w.
Bacheor's Button Waltz composed Nv Dod,vor,b
Pennsylvania Waltz composed by G. A. Kask
Latino, Valse Brilante, composed by H. HERR.
March, 20
MOURNING GOODS-We have now opened large
MIN
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80 do gentlemen's do do do
To the above named articles with others suabe
Tor the present and coming would call the auen-
ton Of oo who In want, assuring them there shall be
no pains spared give all satisfaction in regard to the quail
tues and plices of goods. u. NJ. PHILLIPS
March 29-3uf
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The body OF the pouches is to be made Of good and sub
stantia bag leather well tanned weighing for Nos and
not less than ounces and for the smaller Sizes not less
than ounces to the square foot; the bottom and flap
be OF good skrting leather, well tanned and the seams
to be well and strongly secured with the best iron rvets
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.N1lp 1ss,phaNU \ su.uIhN GOODS
c. W. LOVE.

c. w. LOVE,
IA the Old Stand II .Ncirey & Lore,
"oUID respectfully inform his friends mud tho
w public senrmlly ,thsi he l. now receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
to which he would call their attention, assuring them he
VIII sell aud nnke To order ehenp sny huse IA the
place. All he asks examina an or his .,och anunu
which they willhnd the following articles '
liiocy best hlael, and blue Gfahs,
Slnon's do do do do
Engllsh, rench s German do do Of various colors,
y ocy'shest black Casslneres,
B,choti's do do do
English. French and Gornen Cawmcrcs various eulors
Bes, English and French black satin,
SILK Cashmere. Nelvecen and other Vestngs
PH'ket aud Neck linndkefehies Suspendc, Gloves and
n ilct every thing usually kept IN such hause
April Its G. W. LOVE
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COTTON FACTORY.

f9tiIE Subscriber takes this method to inform his
i friends and the public in general. that he is now ma
king the Black Water Cotton Factory good
tice Of Cotton Yarns made any where, and trial
he would like for all TO make. he feels confident
they would find it to he good article they ever
bought if mol better His prices will always be reason
able and accommodating. He hopes, Therefore. by strct
attention 10 orders aud prompt shipment of Yarns, Gas
they be forwarded in every direction, the Factory be-
ing the James River Kanawha Canal, well as
the Lumber Houses, where all the wagons that bring
produce for shipment, obliged to come. oget at least
share of your patronage. Please give hun call when
yuu come tn town.
OH 20 at tho Black Water Cotton Factory
JAMES S. CREUDSON, Agent
juno l1-ts
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"Securc the shadow ere the substance fades"
ME subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
i Of Lynchburg. and surrounding country, that he
will remain in Lynchburg. until the LIST Of August
Those wishing TO get licensees Of themselves would 90
well TO call before that time Miniatures taken in every
kind If weather. and all pictures waTfented atdc s,m"
of the original. p. f.. GIBBS
July 5-ts
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Esrass 0Md ss.on F0s.,,Hry.

t<'lNbiNa II announcement 10 prosecute my business
u nj the Ph1ntx Foundry 10 adyauinre Tor vsnt of
th" means neeessaryi ,r that purpose have made ar
engagements will Bagby & Cfenshaw BY Which am
TO he furnished by them with the n, cts.ary means and
consequently from and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for their benefit
shall continue TO carry all The branches of i ines
connected with The Foundry. in Brass and lron and
general
A II NE BUSINF SIS
and would respectfully slieit continuance Of the patron
age 40 literally bestowed On me heretofore
II hardly necessary say any thing with regard
the work finished NJ this establishment il having alrcaiv
established reputation to liberal share Of pat
ronage.
Feb. l2-is A. G. DABNEy
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,NO1TEE,.

A IL. ihose ndehtcao the la,o Concerns I Roberts
~ Lee and Lee & Roberts. are earueslly request
ed tVomc forward and pay their notes and accounts as
IS very important that the business should closed Long
Indulgence will not be given, LEE s ROBERTS.
March ll--ts
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VENETIAN BLINDS,
Star Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
WALTERS Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelled Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Mottars,
Coffee Mills, Spittoons,
Scisss rs and Shears,
lienmins's genuine Needles, &c. BE.
Received and for sale by
June lots GREGtRf < Roy ALL.
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Ef.k FURNACE.
TENlIE SUBSCRIBERS ass Isolated themselves the
i LIST day Of January last for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name of Flppn & Montgomery beg leave to
inform tho public that they prepared TO execo tie
orders for al descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces viz; Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectlnllyinved examine the style aud quail
itv of their Hollow Ware which may be- seen at most
If the stores in lynehbnrg, at the Messrs. Els's,
Richmond. Orders addressed to The concern, at Elk
Furnace or A. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, viii meet
VII prompt attention
o. just 10 hand. our well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash in exchange for
grain. A. w. FLlPPlN, =.
May IFS .# A, n. MONTGOMERY.
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'MBU'sa, MONDAY MORNING. July 10. isa7.


4 Ia tonrt held ier Campbell eounly. The l1il day
"A OF june lS4s. .rasz#I :
James Jones. Patterson Jennings aud Martha his
wife, Rhody Gibbs, lhomas II. S.th and Lucy his
vile, 6ritn Sllih and Susan his vile. the children oi
Betsy Saunders, who sue hy Thomas 4 StIih their
guardian and next friend, William snlh aud Nancy his
Vile. George W. Jones'. Wood Jones', Ja,ues NJ Jours
ohafles J. Oliver, and Amanda his wlio Charles 7
Jones. John NJ. jones. William Jones, and Mary jam
dunes. Charles r. Jones aud 'aulina Jones' infant ehil
dren u Joo Jones' dereasal, who sue hy Matthew u.
NoMiln, their ueXt friend, Plaintiffs.
against
William Jrncs, Defendants
his cause came on this day by consent Of parties 10
be heard, upon the bill aud answer and was argued BY
counsel. upon consideration wheraoi tho Court doth
adlnase, order aud decree. that Matthew H. Nowln.
Whols hereby apponieda Commissioner for that purpose
On sell The LAM IN tho hill mentioned Of which
bncbner ). Jones died. seized and rosscsseL, at public
auction. 10 the highest hldo u, Campbell Courthouse
on some Court day after advertising the time and place
oil sale, al the front door II the Courthouse of said Com
" On some previous Courtday aud in new spapsr.
printed III the town Of ynchhup. iu al leasi four weeks
Oh credit of me and two years. taking bonds with ap
proved security Tor the purchase money aud report the
same 10 Court. tie ulle 10 be retained until the pui.
chase money is aid.
A Cop,-Testc,
GEO WM DABNEY, ClerL
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,Y'EJY C.lRRL1GE F.9CTORT.

no THE SCROFULOUS.
nOCTOR Il. w. EWING informs the public that
~ he is in possession Of Boyds remedy for Scrofta
is too well known TO the community TO comment on-
Those whoare afflicted may call on him and be relieved
His Office is near New Store. Buckingham county. Va.
Ills Post Office, New Store Buckingham.
Charges iuoderate
Amil ~.
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Merchant Tailoring.

JOHN O.4KEY,
At the Old Stand Of " m. 8. j. Oakey
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg. and the public that nc will continue to
conduct at the old stand of himself and bruther 1.-the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches. He has hand, and will CON
tnuay keep, beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cassl-
meres, Vestngs and in fact thing suitable tor Cen
temens wear which he will make up to order III the most
fashionable styles. handsome fits and warranted work
manship. He would invite the attention Of the public
to his stock. . 4a-.
Feb 4-'s . #
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:
vol. xXS.~--So. EGE
TIE FOURTH OF lilly. 3

CLOVER Hula. Va, July Ord, Is47.
The Anniversary Of American lndey.ndc,ce Wa
celebrated by the people Of Appoaatiox counI. with
great sprlt aud annaun. lhsIe was assembled. at
an early henr II The day. brilliant crowd Of ,Le
ialrer portion Of our rlee The Old mingled with the
yo ng IN thai FREE and strained nieahau, az suti+
menis aud feelings. characteristic OF tho great day q
which each returning 9TH # July is Commemorative
The revolutionary patriot was here. with his heat fill
ed with all the patriotic fire Of l776 and seemed 10 DE-
light 10 recount the piisaois or tie revolutionary aea
tina, the young md middle aged might ltarn ID anrrs
eia,e as,hey should great debt Of gratitude Which
We all owe 10 our fathers Tor their sefsacfGcno eyer
ois 10 hand down trus nheraace of lre,d,.o =
Party politics seemed buried FIR seao l. ard nll seemed
willlnp 10 mite ~ Americans n celtbrln,y tl day
Anlciica's independents. ~ =, =
Al II oellca The fine company df cavalry commend 4
by Capt Botandn II NoNhn. Isral-h In Cont If liz
crowd, aud moved oil IN military rdcr 10 der n,sief
ground, where theysreni time in rtfr thra,ah win
their usual manuenvres \ were am ssei Al 10 ,eso,i
Mr. Lewis u. lsbell read, In an elegant and Greit,,
mannfr the Declaration oindeprndener and an nddre.
WA ronouoced by The Rev. John H. B1cck. ann.
pirate To the occasion; and then dinner bep,r mn nee
the company partonk fla rrpast that tlcures MIL,
envy, At cr Which, TIN cloth being roi,nyed Del.
joel " flood was eallad to preside jain Inn
John w. West aud Thonia4 II Flood, appointed yies
Presidents. aud Henry +. Bocock and Samuel ID NJ,
Desrmon. appointed Secretaries whetenm,p. n e,tn.
hitiee beng appointed by sls Chair, rep,rj,d tic i'll
lowing '5sH 4l9'z#
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DO.VT. T.. PETERS,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DKE GOODS, ROOTS SlO1S


DkF GOODS. H1OTS, SHOES,
u wv II Us, H3 Us, CIPS, Sc,
Main St, Lynchburg, W.,
~ just received aud opened his unrivalcd stock of
J. Spring and Summer Gonds which for stylo and
beauty, c'nnot hc surpassed lie respechly s1cits the
attention o his friends and the public to examination
II his stock which conuisa in part of thu following
Goods.
Superior rich striped and Plaid Po-de Sole,
Foulnh Silks,
issue and As Vosln Robes, "a beautiful party
dfess)
+" Grenadian Robes, tcntrely new artlre.)
:" Iorioias and Plaid and Striped Brrs,tra,
Broche and Embossed Ginglaus, Every rch.)
Lawns, at all prices, Aipacras.
French and English Chlhlz Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Iaces. IIandkerchicfs
And almost every article that can be called llr Also
fine stock oil Cloths, Cassneres. Vostings Crayat.
Oscar Nlaragnin for SIMMER Goats, very pleasant ar
tce, Pann'na Lcehorn, Fun SIX and Sporting Hats
Rough and Ready Caps. Boots, shoes, SC.
April l--ls
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FRESH SUPPLrt
BE s y RE TO CAIIlii
THE NEWEST STOCK IN MARKET!!!!

IA J. BURTON has the pleasure Of informing hs
nIe friends, that ho has Just opened the nosi beautiful
assortment n STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ertr had The pleasure n exhibiting
Having selected his Goods with great caro- from the
very latest nppations aud just the close Of the sea
he ill be able to sell many style Of Goods nUc
LowEW than they could have been hugh, in The early
part OF the season All persons in Of COED cheap
and pretty Goods, are requested to favor HIM with an
early call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii hid al my honse the rREsnEsr INST ,ssoRT
Ed srocK IN MARKET. H. j. BURTON
May l3--ts
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7s-saas H-sTa
LIME !.
ESnn, j. WILLIS,
Successor 10 Talbot 4 Lan,er.
MARKET STREET, .'
LypChOHr4, U'N.

Auctioncer and Commission Merchant,
D ECEiVES on consignment and sells at auction.
IA Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Crockery, Hand
ware, Furniture. sc.
Also pays personal attention to the sale Of Real Estate
Negroes, Horses, and all kinds Of produce, in town
country.
Liberal cash advances made on consgnmcnis intend
ed for public auction
Always on hand general assortment Of Goods Of all
descriptions which will be cold private sale at auc
ton plices WM. J. WILLIS.
June M-ts
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B9CON IND LARD
THNHE Subscribers have in store.
l35 GOO lbs. family cured Baton,
10000 lbs leaf Lard
which they purchased before the late advance in prices
and as they determined to effect sales particularly IN
wife those in want To an examination of their stock, be
fore purchasing; they WILDE enabled to offer greater
inducements than those who have purchased recently
A small advance upon cost is all they ask.
July It's BRYANT & TINS1.Ef.