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THE COLOMBIAN MAGAzINE.-The May mum.
Der Of the Columbian has been received. The
eBgrayings are, portrut Of Schiller" "lIursI
Castle" Fashions for May" and piece Of mu.
sic,-"Lament of the death Of Major Rnggold." )"
The engrayings uro all well executed. Among
the contributors we notice the names Of Mrs. L..
NJ. Child, Mrs. F. S. Osgood, Mrs D. E, Good.
man, Miss Sedgwick, and "A helor,"-whose
"Midnight Gossip" we have not found time to
read. This number Of The Columbian is equal
to any we have received, both in its literary con.
tents, and its embellishments.
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BLAcKwooD's LADIES MAGAzINE.-The April
number of "Godey's Reprint of Blackwood's La.
dies Manazne" has been received. 1t contains
the usual variety of interesting matter, always
found in the pages Of this Magazine.
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POT METAL.

7 AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
L old plow points, mold boards mill gearing, and
all kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered al the Carroon foundry.
A. L. LITTELL'
Jurr o., 1S46-S7-6t.
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Meetings for Drill will be held at the Armory
on Saturday, Evening of each ~eek, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regG-
larlv. No admittance for visiters unless Intro.
duced bv a member. Per order,
:. w. COLEMAN, o. s..
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New ORLEANS ELEcrIoN.-The election for
Mayor, recently held in the City Of New Orleans,
resulted in the triumph of the Wing candidate
by large majory. The Wings also carried
the Common Council by more than two to one.
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VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-The returns of the late
election in Virginia, come in very slowly. Al
though a week has elapsed since the election, we
have, as yet, very little reliable information
This is partly owing to the closeness of the con-
test in many of the counties and districts. The
result, so far as ascerained, is more favorable to
the Wings than was anticipated. Mr. Pendeton,
the only Wing from Virginia in the last House Of
Representatives, is reelected by large MAORI.
ty. The Wings have also elected Mr.. Boiling
in the 3D. and Mr.. Bolts in the 9th district, and
probably, Mr.. in the lst, Mr.. Irving in
the 4th, and Mr.. Goggin in the 9th. The Loco
focos have elected the following members, Sd
district, Mr.. Tredway, 7th Mr.. Bayly, 1lth Mr..
Mcdowell, 18th Mr.. Chapman, 18th Mr.. Godson
14th Mr.. Thompson, 18th Mr.. Brown, and, prob
ably, Mr. Beale in the 9th district. This is the
result of the election for members of Congress
so far as we have learned. We have not receiv
ed any returns that give information in regard tt
the complexion of the Legislature.
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A Man AND TWO HORSES DaowYED.-Mr. Burk
of this city, with his son twelve years old, Peter
Kragg, and Christian Krauss, father of George
Krauss, of this city, left here on Wednesday
morning last for Canal Winchester,in awo horse
wagon, and in attempting 10 cross Alum Creek,
which was very high, they misscdthe regular ford,
and upset the wagon, drowned Mr.. Krauss and two
horses, the others barely escaping with their lives.
/ Mr.. Krauss had not been found last night. lie
had rife in his hand when upset, which was
found. He was an elderly man.-O. Statesman
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Gr The LorofOcUs call themselves strict con
slructonsts. In whui section aud clause VI The
Constitution Of the United States do they ind a
grant Of power 10 the Pre'iden, to order ihr col
lection Of imposI duties II Mexican p0rss!-LOH.
JournaI.
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DR.. TAYLoR's Balsam OF LIVEawOET, prepared al
375 Bowery;-For diseases OF the chest aad lungs,
this great discovery in medical science has shown
conclusivey that consumption, coughs, colds ash-
mas, splitting Of blood, and all other diseases Of the
chest and lungs, can alone be cured by this vege-
table medicine. It had been believed for man!
years that there were properties in the herb Liver
wort, which were capable Of restoring any djseas.
ed lungs to sound and vigorous health. This con-
cluson was founded upon the effects Liverwor'
produced when taken in the common way.
The whole properties of Liverwors are cOncen-
traed in this Balsam, which for ten years has P'o-
we'd such great benefit to all persons who have u
sed it, Be careful to see that the new label, with
the signature OF Gurdon J. Leeds, to prove conn-
terfe.s, is attached TO each bottle, aud without
which none is genuine.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy, CerroIlton John lr.
vine, Kilgorp; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; c. G. VIII
ting, Canton; Doc. Lyon, WeDlsvlIe; d. r. Gra-
ham, New Lston; S. Scott Steubenvile.
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GoDET's LlDY's BooI.-The May number Of
the "Lady's Book" has come TO hand. Il Is got
up in the elegan, style which adorns ell the works
issued by Mr.. Cooley. Il contains three beauti-
FOL engrayingV,-"The Covenanter's Marriage"
"Now For IT," and Fashion Plate, "a piece
Of music,-"One kindly word before we t.
and twenty other engrayings,-naking, in all
twenIy-lourengravings in Ibisnumbcr. We have
not had as much time TO examine the literary
contents Of this number Of the "Lady's Book"
as we desired but our brief examination Of some
of the articles, together with the list Of cOn'nJu-
tors, imPresses US very much in their favor. The
"Lady's Book" is published monthly, in the city
Of Philadelphia, by L. A. Cooley, at 50 per an
nun; TWO copies for So, or five copies for sl0.-
As Book for the Ladies, il stands al the head Of
the publications in this country. lIconlains ma.
ny engravngs that are Of importance to them
which are not contained in any other publication.
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our yigiIaui and reliable correspondents will
keep us informed Of Them. The first impression
will be a panic, but sisr the prices will nlly
somewhat.
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot of Spanish sole leather just receiv-
Il ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
carrolton, November s, IS46-tf
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70 the Agent for DR.. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup and
Tropical Hygiene.

IIUPIUdI ~ SIOIC'
SYRACUSE, New York, March l6, 1916.
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that have been ai-
ficted with bronchitis for three years and avaed my
self of the most noted physicians in the place where
| reside without receiving any permanent benefit,
when hearing Mazoni's Siciian Syrup spoken of as
an eectual remedy was induced to try it but with
out any expectation of ever obtaining relief But to
nv utter surprise after using bottles of it Twas en-
tire bycured and have felt no symptoms of it since
GEORGE L. EMBREY.
The above medicine is for sale al the drug store o
R. Kennedy in Carrollton. Price per bottle
April 2, lS46-25-4t.
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SAIT.

SALT.
30 Bbls. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt Just re-
csived and for sale by SINCLAIR
Carrcllton, Feb IS, ls47-2o-f, go
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Correspondence ofths St. Louis Republican.
COLONEL DONIHPAN'S MOVEMENTS.

SANTA FE, February l6, l847.
Letters from FL Paso of the 4th inst. say that
Colonel Doniphan, having been joined by Major
Clarke with about 100 men and six pieces Of can.
non, would move on toward chihuahua on the
9th, and the whole desire Of the command SEEM
ed to be that they might be able TO reach Chi
huahua before the arrival Of General WOOL
The last mentioned General had not been heard
of since the 18th of December from Parras,
some 500 miles souIherly from Chihuahua, and
his destination not known.
Colonel Doniphan has not more than 900 ef-
fective men, and it is barely possible that he may
regret his anxiety to reach Chihuahua before
General Wool, and we here in New Mexico may
rue it. Against any country except Mexico. In
the whole world, il would seem the height OF
madness and folly thus to make war by marching
handfulls of men into populous districts and
States, and taking possession of large towns
We may receive a acheck 10 our overweening con-
fidence ere long; though God forbid it should be
Colonel Doniphan. hope he will win crop oI
laures, for in them rests the safety of New Mexico
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Plain and Ornamental Penmanship,

in ell is ysrigas lraneies, Including the beSutiiul
arts Of LLI1EEIs5 and BEAwIsS with the pen.
Young gsntlemsn tesrcus u preparing themselves
Tor teaching esL Ess have excellent Opportunity
o. vEET A.DEEAIE IEEEs. Tine required three
weeks. Any ordinary writer csh acquire the above
arts in that time
For further particulars inquire u the undersigned
10 Carrulltgn. Communications BY nail promptly
attended 10. GEO. T. KENED9.
Csrro.ltUn. Anril z. lsI7-2J-4t.
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ORNAMENTAL PENHANsrnP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the yOsrg
gsn1letHtH VI CarJllt0n, and surr0onding ogantry9
that he has opened writing rOoas n this place iSr
tlIe purposs ol tea.lIng
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Henry Peuder and Geo. W. Johnson, danger
ously;) Robt. Hsun, Geo. w. llowser, Wm. D1-
Going. (al slightly.) OF Company s. comman'
ded BY Captain Slack-Lieulenant John Mans
field, (sghhy;) priydles Jacob Moon' (seTefeiyD
William Gibbins, (slighdy.l
COMPANY G., United States Dragons, com
manded by Captain Burgwin.-k kiled-ls' Ser
peant Ross; priyales Brooks, Beebee, Leyley'
Huntsecker. Wounded-CaplainB Burgwln, (mor.
taIly. since deadly Sergeant Vanroe, Corporal
Ipgieman, privutes Linneman, Bodgei, Grain,
Deets. Lckenbergh, Traux, (since dead,) Hagen
bach. Anderson, (all severely Beach Hutton,
Billerman, Walker, lsi, Schneider, Shay, Near,
Bremen, (of company J, lsIdragoons,) jail slightly.
DetachmentofA Auillery.-W Wounded-Priyales
Bieleldt, Jod, (bolh severely Kahn, Slightly.
Battalion Of Infantry, under Captain Anguey.
Killed-Sergeant Hart. Wounded-LieuIenanI
Van Valkenberg, morIally, since dead, Ser
geant Ferguson, Sergeant Aull, [slighty.l
OF Captain St. Vnn's Company Wounded
-Privates Gold, Severely Mitchell, Lslighrly. ]
COL. DoNIPHAN-GEN. wooL-THE ARTILLERY.
SANTA FE, February Is, 1s47.
GESTs.-We have intelligence from Colonel
/ Doniphan, that on the lst he was about TO start
from Ell Paso del Norte for chihuahua; but Gen.
eral Wool is reported not to be IN Chihuahua yet.
The artillery under Major Clark had reached the
| Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel Mitchell, with
his escort Of 100 men, under Captain Hudson
was with him. Truly yours, JOHN BRowN.
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Aftcntion!-WAshingtOn Greys.

June o., 1846-S7-6t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

REPORT OF MAJ. GEN. SCOTT.
NUMBER 81

llEADQuARTERs OF the Army. }
N"'oha' Faacf ct Mckee. Sept. II, ISL.
Sf;--Ai the end OF another series of 1rdulus aud bril-
liant operations Of more than forty eight hours conn
nacc tins glorious army hOsicd on the morning OF thu
I'm the coors OF the United States on the walls ol this
palace.
The victory Of the Slh al the lolinos del Rev. was
followed by daring reconuosances the part oil our dis
ln2ulsl'd gnecrs-Capain Lee, I,enienanis Beau
regard, Stevens and Tower -Main smith, senior brnQ
SICK and Captain Mason. third IN rank wounded Their
oP faohs were directed principally to the soutll-to-
wards the gates Of the Picded san Angel (Nino Per
dldn.) San Antonio and the Passo de la Niga
MS city stands slight swell of ground near the
centre Of an irregular basn and girllel with ditch
IN IT'S greater exenta navlgable canal OF great breadth
and deph-very difficult TO bridge The presence OF an
enemy, and serving Al once for drainage custom house
purposes, aud military fence leaving eight entrances
or gates over arches-each of which found defended
by system OF strong works that seemed require moth
ing but some men and guns To be mprrunable
Outside ana within the crIss fires OF those gates
found 10 the south other obstacles but little les, rmda
BILE All the approaches near the city over elevated
canscways, cut IN many places Ia oppose us and fl INK
ed, on both sides by bitches. also Of unusual dimensions
| he numerous cross roads nanked in like manner
having bridges at the intersections recently broken The
meadows thus checkered. moreover in many spots
under water or mishy Tor, 1t will be remembered
were IN the nids, OF the season. though with less
rain than usual, aud could wait for the fall of the
neghborlng lakes and the consequent drainage of The
wet grounds at the edge Of the cylhe lowest in The
whole basin
After close personal survey Of the Southern gales,
covered by Pillows division and Riley's brigade OF
Iwg !swllh four times our numbers concentrated In
our immediate 'front.' determined on The lth to avoid
the network ofoosaces and to seek by sudden diver
sion, to the southwest and west, less uniavoroble ap.
proaches.
10 econonlze the lives Of our gallant ofi es and
men, as well as To Insure success, became ndlspensa
blo hat this resolution shJgll lie lung masked from the
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Dress GOODS for x.die.

WOULD call the special ,enton Of the Ladies' to
my very eN ensSe assortment OF FANCY BREss
Coops.
BLACK, Blue BLACK and FANCY colourcd
SILKS, rou II cents 10 5 per yatl
CASllMERE.S. MousIins and Merno Ecessais rich
and elegant. from - &c lis 10 81 y per ward
BONNET NEINErS, Silks SaiIns. Rhbnnds.
French Flowers and Plumes. fine Goods as were eyer
seen in this Market and cheap Tor the styles aud quail
ties.
Also. to my very elegant assortment of Shaws. Scars
and \'Ses from ID cens 10 $3.50 qpiece certainly the
most magnificent toods Ia this conolry-call
and see them. As have said no charge ior showing
WI. II. RYAN.
Opposite b. Payne's b ok Store
Oct. It's
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ADMINISTRATORS A.lLE.

WILL SELL. Friday The 10th day of the present
Il month, al the residence OF the late James Doan in
the town of Lynclburg, by way Of public auction, one
Negro Woman. good Ironor and washer, one Carriage
and Harness, Buggy and Harness SIN Horses one
four horse agon, number OF Carts variety of canal
tools &r, very valuable Library. ono fine gold Wach
all the house hold and kitchen furniture of which the
said james l)alan, died possessed. As great varl
ETY. OF Green House plants and shrubs The furnllu
IL nearly new, in good order and very fine
The terms Of sale will be. cash for all Vi $40 and
under aud credit of four months Will be given fr all
sums over thai amount. the purchaser purchasers Civ
Ing negotiable payer, satisfactory endorsed.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, and be con
tlnued from day 10 day unill completed
HENRY DUNNINGrON. Admir-
Nov. Is -t26\ of james D,l,n ,ec'J
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wv. VI. ssLAGaEDssn. Editor.
Published BF
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEi X DlLLARD.

EVERY MONDAY AND IRuRspAY,
If -Four Dollars diiaf pagdbe IA aaennoe, No sub
s,vti.n ,olH receirtd for shorter months
and 10 paper tc be discontinued (srcept the discretion
fthe Edtors) u1.tl all d11edrdses paid.
ey- .iDyERIISE.hE.N'iS inserted ~ 50 cents per
,auar. Tor less for e7 form Insertion 37k
per square (orles for erery outer form insertion.
EVERY iDtERIiSERts required 10 note his Ms.
L.,e long ,rises h advertisement inserted odrer-
,vnent mol, noted tr,H be inserted tai its
BE- ordered
FOR rE.7RLY .aDtERTfSLN1; the terms are J; fol,
e.. privilege oft,eo squares $40 for square SIS for
as square, taaer ora s.. Erery yearly adrertiser t
.rqueit cofie has adrertsis 10 hs particular line Of
business.
81 Jos PRINTING er,eHedasatiy and erpedifio4vly
md on REASONABLE terms.
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L
William Cook, the Undersigned will proceed on III,
premises the ooh OF November, lSi7 sell public
auction valuable
TR Il c + o l. 4 " y
belonging to tbs estate OF VIM Cook decd, hne ad
ioniog 10 tho town OF Liberty in Bedord county contain
log about
GOO n Cries.
far proportion Of the Tract woods and is first rate
Tobacco laud and the Gle ,r,d and we'll enclosed and
IN good heart aud improvement aud very prodnellv,
Tins Tract has 1.-TWO Barns, convenient Nepro louise
and OvtIsccr's House. lies we'll, has number oi good
springs upon II aud is well waered Also LOT IN the
lhc tnwn of iIhery. with Brick and Frame Tenement
wltha Buck Oli'e Kitchen Ice leuse Carriage luuse
aud other necessary Dat Houses upon II. Tue Lot Is
situated near the of the VILLAGE fronting the
Man aud cross street The Dwelling House alge and
comfortable, and al the Improvements upon the 10,
good state OF repair
Also. at the s,mc lime will be s,d all the STOCK on
the above mentioned Farm consisting ot llDR SIS,
CATTLE, StN ERAI lOkES OF WORK OMEN
FORK HOGS &c.
As all tue Plantation Tools OF every sort. W agons,
Carts lhrcshng Nachlues sc. All the crop Of tran.
Hay, Sc. SAID farm amongst Which large quantity
Of Com. Ols, Sc Also, all the valuable La" aud other
Books Of the deceased and al his and Kitchen
Furniture of every description. Also riding Cam
aye and Buggy.
The Read Estate will be divided into parcels 10 su
purchasers aud sell upon the credit usual IN the sale 81
Lands The other properly will lie sold upon l2smonlhs
credit for all sums over So the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
EDWIN r COOK.
G. A. MlNGflElD
Adm'rs. with the will anneAed
ot VIM. Cook, deed.
Liberty, November l---t29N
TIMOTHY SEED
TX BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED. "a scarce ar
- - urc.) Received aud Tor sale by
Nov It's McCORkLE X SIMPSON.
IINSEFD OIL.
Enn GALLONS prime mountain Llnseod OIL. tor
Oct 2l-rs JOHN II SEAN. Druggist.
GROC EKIES, Dry Goods DC.
WYE have received " thn the last lew days, later add
w ton TO former stock al Goods and otict
patrons and the pabe generally low prices thrr or cash
o. barter, OF on time to punctual customers
20 hhl>. \. O., Porto Rico, & st. troiS Sugars
200 bags Barrels Porto Rico, Maraeaibo, Ro, Java, aud
Iagiyta, Coilecs,
% bis. and Ticrccs oolsc,'s pu, cried and Crushed
and n Orleans Clarified Sugar,
10 hdds aud rcrcc, best Orleans and Cardenas Nola4
Is boxes W oolsey and Woolscy's Loaf sugar,
% boxes and Chests Tea,
80 kegs Nails,
5000 lbs. hIi,tcrcd, cast and shear Steel,
400 lbs. Square Ion assorted,
10 ton mountain bar and Richmond Trcdegar Iron,
2joO lbs. lcwis's W htc Lead
40 boxes ~ " and 10 <l2 Window Glass,
30 boxes Adamautinc ialow Candles
5000 lbs sole Leather Together with Ginger Pepper Spice
Rirc, Indito, Maddcr, Mustard Loewood, Sweet OIL.
ties, bed IckuS, Blankets jeans linsey Hats, Capts &c.
We have also o Consignment
10 hoses W ool,cys s Stnarts Loaf Sugar,
7 hhds. n. O. sugar,
bis solar Lamp Oh.
Nov. Is McCoRkI.E SIMPSON.
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BOOT SHOE, AND Hat STORE.
|1NllE Undersigned respectfully announces Ia their
friends and the public in general, that they have
associated themselves. under the ST. Vie and firm OF
SHELTON & HATt HER
for the purpose o carrying the above business, the
stand lately occupied by WIN. \. Richards.
Their stock of Boots Shoes Has. Sc - now large.
and will be augmented ina few days, and they prpnise
To SELL by wholesale and Retail ON terms IA accolnno
dating as can be had at any house in the place.
Persons in want of articles in our line are invited 10
call before purchasing elsewhere
SAM. W. SHELTON.
Oct 2l-ts J. A. HATCHER
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REMOVAL


A. removed his office to the building opposite the
i l. Post Office the street leading from Man street
to the Washington Hotel, where he Is prepared to per
form, III the best manner, and the most m,dern aud
mp'ved principles, all the various operations connected
with the TEETH
Thankful tor past tayors. he hopes. with the best in
strnctons at the commencement. aud the experience If
eight years practice, merit and receive continuance
Of public patronage.
Nov 1S-3ir
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a. ENTIIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters. Plated and Brass Candlesticks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and Enamelled kcttles,
Tea Kettles, Spice Moriars,
Coffee Mills, SpIltoons,
Scissors and Shears.
llemming's genuine Needles, &c &c.
Received and for sale by
June lO-ts GREGORY & ROYAIL
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

LL persons having Claims against the estate of the
1AIae Jas D.lan are hereby requested 10 present them
f settlement possible aud all those ho are
indebted to said estate requested forward and
pay up Their respective dues. longer indulgence cannot
be gwen HENRY Dt NNlNGTON. Admir-
NOV lis OF James Dolan deed
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esENEgENs.N'S
X y II y 4, y u u II

1--WE respectfully in,rm the citizens Of
lynchhurg and the surrounding country the, will
continue the business formerly carried by Wacthousc
hlttemore & Co, and prepared, with entire new
stock OF Goods to supply their any article OF
HcntIcmcn's wearing apparel.
Their stock OF Clothing isqute large and much cheaper
than ever before offered Also,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings
OF Nv ERY DESCRIPTION
which will be manufactured order at execel h low rates
Terms cash.
WArERHOUSE Y WIIlTrEMoRE
Oct. It's
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o. CASH ToR HIDES -

WILL pay The highest cash price, If Green OF Dried
Hides delivered al the Malh, House either to my
self M 10 Mr.. Nn. Lee Fan
Hides VIII, hetelaale, be tanned on shares by one
OF the brs Tanners in he stab
Oct 25-ts JOHN GROUSE.
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TO THE SCR OFII0G.S.
VsInn

n b. ''h ! w . ish NV informs The public that
- he IS IN possession of Bo}d's remedy for Seronla
It is too well known 10 the community To comment on
Those whoare afflicted may call on him and be relieved
HIS Office is near New Sore. Buckingham county Va
HIS Post Office. New Store Buckingham
Charges moderate.
April els
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y. Il VI. ROLLINS

y. n Vi. IlOELENS
4 RE- receiving and have in store
" POO bays Rio, Lagura, and old Java Coffee,
80 hl"ls s. roX p. r. & n. q. Sugar,
10 tierces Clarified do
% boxes < barrels Loaf. Crushed and Powdered
Sugars,
10 hhds. Moasses.
chest extra fine Gun Powder Tea
% boxes Imperial s &. =. do
900 sacks Liverpool salt
81 do ground Alum Salt
900 kCgs Nails from : 10 CODY,
so kegs box, ware house aud fence Nais
100 bags Shot assorted.
40 kegs Rule < Blasting Powder.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns Richmond, Union s. Leaks
Vile Factories.
- bales No. | < 2 Oznaburgs,
10 do 81, -, A Domesilcs,
10 tons country Iron,
s do Tredegar do
| do Hoop do
do BlIslered Steel,
900 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
5000 do sole Leather,
1000 do Harness Leather,
100 Spanish Hides
- barrels Tanners Oil,
~ Tons Lump Plaster,
80 Grind Stones,
100 sets Wagon boxes. all sizes,
ALSO,
Spades, Shovels. Manure Forks, Wedding and Hill
ing Hoes Window Glass, Putty, Copperas, Alum,
Indigo and Madder
Sperm, Iallow and lu's patent Candles, Soap.
Pepper, Ginger, Spice aud Nu,m,gs; Hats, Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Blankets. Bed Ticking. Prints, and Goods for Servants
Clothing, which they are determined to sell
LOW FOR CASH,
or in exchange for Country Produce.
Nov l5-W1w
FINE PIIIL.N .4PPLES
1Sn BBl'S. superior Apples just received con
i sJO Segment and for sale low, by
Nov. l5--ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
FINE GREEN .4.ND BLACK TE.3S
WE are just in receipt of lot of FRESH TEAS.
w direct from the Pekin Tea Warehouse, in New
York; which will sell lJAy.
NV. lJ-is McDANIEL s. LEE.