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WOI(THINGTON q. SNETHEN,
attorney and Lar,

WORTHINGTON g. SNETIIEN,
attorney and [OtmseHOr-at-L diC,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court OF the United States
and in the several of the District of Columbia,
and prosecutes all claims against the United
States, either before Congress the different departments
OF the government.
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
n Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
fession in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend any business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents periectng titles, Nc Letters must be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES
Hon. J. p Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. EbeneZer Allen Austin,
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck Houston
Dohonde u Groesbeck, New Orleans.
jan II
rN ID. MOSELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal held Nash
Vile
Particular attention paid to the collection Of claims
Office in the al Nashville. renncsSee
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For Sale Lease.
WE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots of ground,
which were given TO this institution years since
by Congress, in order permanent towards
its support, will be sold leased upon the most Favorable
terms, both to price, and the time times OF payment
As the trustees, who hold these lots for ASYLUM are rs
they ever have been, anxious carry the
Congress- and to secure from this propertynow
entirely unproductiveand they have never been able
TO obtain the appraised value, VIXEN given
mined to dispose of the for less those wi desire
TO make safe Investment therein
These lots are thus designated.
Lots A. 9, and 8, in square No. 259
Lots 2, A, 5, 6, and Z" 282
Whole OF square pa
For further information, please apply to
N TOWSON,
President Board Trustees or to
JAMES HARMED,
June 1f-3m Treasurer
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ID UNAWAY.-Was committed to the Jail of Hartford
lCcouny, Maryland, the 18th May 1871 as runaway
negro man who calls himself CARLOS he is about q
complexion had on when committed old blue black cloth
ola white hat gray coat lace boots;
talks AXIS simple no perceptble marks upon his body.
ward prove property, pay charges, and take him away
June 2I-1aWlw VIM q RIJRKE sheriff
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wi Wall sreetStatement presented the trustees at
special meeting held sh day Of June, 1877:
Gross amount ofrecepts this date S579,697 81
Deduct expenses and losses paid 1887 6,
Nett accumulated fund $4O4, 1899 g.
Hon. iarested:
In bond and mortage unencumbered real
estate in the city of New York and Brook
lyn valued at twice the amount nt loaned
United States, State and city of
New York stocks I26,550 40
Depose in Bank of New York 7,4I2 81
Cash on hand I,634 90
Due from agents 4,742 SO
--$404as9 Ga
Deduct losses not paid 5000 90
$500, a39 81
New York, June 8, 1917
M. ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DE sELDlNG, No. IL, Todds Buildings
w p JOHNSTON, NJ D., Corner of E and 7h Streets,
Physician. June H-2aw3m
Mutual Insurance Company, New York.
No. SO Wan STREET.
STATEMENT of the condition of the Mutual Life nsur
- ance Company oiNew York, on the 3lst day of July
Number of policies issued to LIST May 1877, 1881
Do do. since LIST May 1917 3l7
Total policies issued 1913
Gross amount ofrecepts to 1st May, 1sT $5457li 81
Received within the last three months 1853 70
Total receipts Gil, 29S q
Amount invested and cash on hand
Amount invested and cash on hand
the last three months 1909 so
425,3l5 70
ASSETS INVESTMENTS
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
OF New York and Brooklyn valued at double
:, the amount loaned thereon 2s7,OOo 90
city of New York l2o,575 ls
Opposite in the Bank of New York 1881 81
Cash ON hand and in hands OF agents 1898 81
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commissioner Of Tue Ueheral Land Ufice.
July 3-lawtd
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Commissioner OF the General Land c
July I6-Iawts.
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For board, and tuition in all the English branches for the
scholastic year of months commencing the first of Oc-
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May @-IswIsw
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Postponemcnt OF the Land Sales In the Indianapolis
Fort Wayne, and Winamnc districts In the State OF

May 29-1awl3w
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TIE UNITED STATES AND HANOVER.
April Goth, 1917.

We last week announced tina, treaty had been made
between the United States and the kingdom of Hanover
We this week give the substance Of the treaty for tho
benefit Of merchants, and cotton and tobacco PLAN
tcrs
The chief provisions OF this treaty after establish
ing complete equality in duties, and charges in the ports
Of the countries upon ships and cargocs, whether un-
der the llanoverian the American ilag-as fol-
lows
Art VIII In order 10 augment by all the means in Ito
besiowa the commercial relations between the United
States and Germany the kingom oflanover hereby agrees
to abolish the import duty cotton and also to abol
s the existing transit duties upon stems and strips
OF tobacco in hogshel,s casks raw cotton in bales
bags, whale oil III casks barrels, and rice in liz
halt tierces.
And further the kingdom Of Hanover o'ga,os i,saIf
TO levy no Wiser tolls the aforementioned articles
which destined io or landed in ports or other place
within the territory the Wiser; and it moreover
agrees that if the States bordering upon the said river
shall consent at any time however soon to abolish the du
lies which they levy and collect upon said articles dcs
tined for ports other places within the Hanoveran
territory the kingdom Hanover will readily abolish tho
Weser Tolls upon the articles destined for ports
places IN such States.
II being understood however that the aforesaid slip
uationS shall moi be deemed to prohibited the levyng,
upon said articles tax sufficient for defrayng the
pense Of maintaining the regulations respecting transit
goods. But in shall such tax exceed eight pen-
ngI lanoyeran currency (twD cents United States
rency for one hundred llanoveran weight Gone hundred
and four pounds United States wcighi.)
The treaty is 10 continue in force IL years, and
long neither party shall give notice Of twelve
months of desire to terminate it; lu this duration is
upon the condition hereby expressly stipulated and
agreed that if the kingdom of Hanover shall determine,
during tho said term of II Yeas 10 Augment the existing
import duty upon leaves, strips stems Of tobacco i'm
ported in hogsheads casks duty which at this time
does exceed ,halcr and guteBgrosclen per
one hundred pounds Hanoverian currency and weight,
(seventy per hundred pounds United States
currency and weght) the government of Hanover shall
g ha
before proceeding do and at the expiration Of that
year any time Subsequently the government Of United
States shall have full power and right to abrogate tho
present treaty by giving previous notice of SIX months
TO the government of Hanover continue it lat its op
on full fco until the operation thereof shall have
been arrested in the first specified in the present
article"
Art XII of the treaty agrees to extend s provisions
upon like terms any Of the States Of the German con-
federation that may signify officially their desire to EN-
brace them; ard, accordingly. the grand duehy 81 oden
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aud general assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, shoes, &C..
wlic, he Offers on the most liberal terms. and at
prices that will be certain to please
ne would ASK an examination Of the following articles
o1ohs-A large assortment, among which arc extra
lihe black, blue and fancy coored French Cloths: Cass
m'fes' agIeat variety some extra fine Nc.ings a zen
erih ass 'flmcnt, some very superior.
The Ladies invited To EXAMINE his aaso,n,ut al
styles. - ~ ''
4 good assortment Of Embroderios and ace Goods.
A few splendid Grape sowing silk and other Summer
Shaws.
Also. large assortment of Bonneis, Ribbons and
Flowers, and great many other articles suitable or
| the season.
llls stock is large and complete. and will he sold as
cheap any House in Virginia, and those in want o
cheap Go9ds. will find il 10 their interest examine his
assortment before buying.
The friends and patrons of the firms Of Davis Broth
T. and DAVIS, Colhoun \ Co, are particularly invited
10 give him call.
April l2-ts JOHN 4. DAVIS.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs ANDvEsTINGs.

CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS.
WE now in receipt of a large assortment OF the
w above named Goods, among which are
Black French and English broad Cloths, all prices,
Brown. Green, Blue and Olive do
Black French Doe Skin CassimeTes Of every style and
quality,
DO BouJeans and plain English do
French, English and Amerlcaif ancy do
Fancy and white Linen Drngs,
Black French and English Satin VESTlNGS,
Light and dark coloired Silk do
Gold Tinsel and white figured Silk do
Figured and white Marseilles do &c. &c.
The above Goods will be manufactured at prices TO suit
the customer provided he is not too hard to please AT
any rate we determined he shall not say he can do
better elsewhere. Call and try.
All garments warranted to fit or no sale.
WATERHOUSE, WlIiTIEMORE & Co.
April 29-,s
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+ IVES OF THE LORD CHANCELLORs, by Camp
l. bell
Dlsraeli's sketches of English Literature, edition
Lords Exposition Of the Apocalypse,
Education aud knowledge, by I'd Everett,
Lie OF Columbus, edition,by Irving,
New 'iinon,
Statesmen of America, by Mrs Maury,
Spaniaris and their country, by X. Ford
The Wyclilincs, by Mrs Mackay,
Philosophy oi Magic,
The Churchman'S Reason for his faith and Practice
Theirs History o the Consulate OF Napoleon, vol, Ic
Just received at the Book Store OF
ID. b, PAYNE.
April It's
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NEGR OES Jp.LN1'L,D.

NEGROES U.LN1ID
Tie undersigned wish to purchase from one hundred
10 two hundred Negro Slaves, the age Of none 10 ..
'eeu ~ years We are willing To give Tor III ','
p9ce, payable in len equal aunua pas",'' from The Ia"
ID secure the payment OF the debt we are willing 10
yvep ,"~.- IA negroes. and also real estate 10
asulilcn amount 10 satisfy the seller The negroes To
ne delivered IN Noxubee County Mississippi by the first
Of October next
iers"s wishing to sell will address one OF both of us
al fickesNllle. Ala, lay or before the Is July next
j. SPAWN,
April S-tlJy RAGSDiIE
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New Concern.

New Concern.
FNNllE subscriber will continue the GROCERY AND
Il COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stand for
merly occupied by Bryant & Young, and recently by
NJ. H. Lavnder & Co.. where he WILL at all times keer
on ha,d good and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. SC. &c.
to which he particularly invites the attention Of his old
friends and the public generally, promising them good
bargains in his line of business.
Nj. H. LAVENDER.
Nav CT
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u HENRY BENNINGTON, Sergeant OF the Cor
NEW
Forwarding = Commission House

l. IT, I Il I U U
JTiVINC taken House the Basin tenders his services
10 his friends and the public generally, in forwarding
Merchandise and for the sale all the Staple articles OF pro-
duce. =
L. H. T. the sale of Tobacco will be assisted by gen,
tleman who from long experience and acknowledges
Judgment fully competen, to sustain the interest OF fiA
,crs.
Richmond. Feb. Is -3m
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H.1R ID WARE,

'r' subscriber mas received fresh and extensive
snftnent. lie particularly desires n call from Coun
Try Merchants, and the public generally before purcha
sing as he thinks he can offer extra Inducements
IL. u. RICHARDS.
April lj-ts
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SOUTH CAROLINA SUGAR.

The Cheraw Gazette states that Mr. Jonathan j.
Gore, who owns plantation on Little River, 6. G.
the line Of North Carona, has obtained 200 lbs Of
sugar from eighth of an of The grain Of
the sugar is said to he good and the favor pleasant.
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HUAHI LES PIIFI PS returns his sincere thanks to
~ his friends and the public generally for the very lid
eral patronage extended 10 him, during the last hecn
years. and respectfully socits continuance OF the sa'
to the new firm
May SIS
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Dissolution.

TENiiE concern of NJ. H. Iavndor & Co. i. thu, day
u dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the will please present them for
payment, and those indebted the will come
forward and settle. The name Of the concern will be
used only In winding up the business
NJ II. LAVENDER.
WILSON p. BRYANT.
Upton j.. TINSLEY.
May | 1917. May ct
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GROCERIES GROCERIES, GRoCERIES ) -
VIE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention Of ,b,ir
~, friends and The public in general To their new
STUN OF GROCERIES, now being received from
'he Northern Cilies which they offer for SALE at the low
est market prices. accommodating terms Their Stock
comprises IN part
SuUAk-i5 hhds n. O. and Porto Rico SUGAR. supo
nor quality.
- boxes Aand Loaf Sugar,
D uerces Clarified do
10 bbls. Pulyeriaed do
10 - Crushed do
COtFEE-l5U bags Rio Layuira and Java Coffee
MOIASSES-l0 hhds Cuba hlolasses
10 hhds. Porto Rico do
$ " Sugar House do
GOLDEN SNRUP-3 hhds n o. Golden Syrop
lEA-2o halt chests Imperial Tea, various GRADES
% half chests Gunpowder do do
20 h alf ohe SIS Black do pat, -. ,u,,-,,,
CANDLES-lO0 boxes Hancock 4 hlann's superior
Adamantinc Candles
loo boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles, assorted
sizes and approved brands.
sPlCES-odnger, Pepper, Alspice, Numcgs and Mus
iard, OF various qualities and packages.
OILS bLls Tanners Oh
NAll.S-3U hbls. Nails assorted sizes,
BACON-l5OOo lbs superior Bacon
They will also keep constantly on hand GOOD and
general assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS. 10
which they ask an examination from their customers and
purchasers generally, both wholesale and re all together
with general assortment OF HARDWARE.
WILLIAM Il. SMrrHSON,
NORBORNE b. STEPIOE.
April DC
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YOUNG LADls.$ SCHOOL
BUCHANAN, BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Rev. j. McEir0y and Mrs. McElrny.
II Z N - = - - -

MIR. and MRS. McELROY will open, at Bsehan-
I'VE an. on the lst Of May next.
Young Ladies Boarding school.
The number Of Boardcrs will be limited to thirteen and
the whole 10 twenty five The health, comfort, thorough
instruction. true pety and refinement of the young La
dies will be the objects Of the constant aim and efforts Oh
the Principals.
Terms for Session of Five Months.
Board. Washing, &c. So W
Tuition, including English, Latin and French, % Ot
Music extra
Payments in every Instance inadyance. Vacations II
April and October
REFERENCES.
Bishops and Clergy the Diocese Of Virginia; Staun
ton Hon. Judge Thompson; Winchester, Hon Jane,
NJ Mason; Albemarc, Hon. w. &. Rives; Fredencks
burg, Hon Judge Lomax; Richmond Ion. Judge Bald
win ". II. Mcfarland, Esq; Halifax James Bruce
Esq; Bedford, DIR. WIN. Davis; Boetonrt, J. 1. An
derson, Esq, James Woodve, Esq. Roanoke, WIN
NJ Pey,on ESD, Gen. Watts Clark county, DR.. Ran
dolph; Lynchburg, WIN. Nj. BIackord, E.oq
April 22-ts
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ANNGf5IIRG, THURSDAY MORNING., MAN !,
Re@6y .as0de Clothing.
'INiE 81 BSC RIDERS have now ON hand LAM,
Il stock of
> n G A ND SU NJ MER


which they viii sell at less price than were ever hes
offered III i'vnehsurg Among which may be found thu
following articles
BLACK Dress and Frock Coats
Tweed dress. trock aud sack Coats
Black Alpaca do do do
Croton kremlns and Cotonado do
Brown, plaid and white Linen do
Black aud Fancy Cashmere Pants,
-" pmp de Etc 4 Dap dc Vienna do
Fancy aud White Linen do
kremin and Cutonade do
Black Satin. SILK and Romhaaino Vests
Light coloured Fancy SILK do
Fancy and white Nj rscilles do
ISO,
a large assortment oil Furnishing Goods. comprising m
follows: -
Standing aud rolling Collars Shirts Shir, Collars Dos
o,ns' Under Shirts Night Shirts Drawers N,pht Cans.
Nrava's Stocks, Ties Knots Cravat Sullun,r., Cloves
Suspenders, Suspcnder Ends. Pocket Ilandhorch,ols
Money Belts, Money Purses, Sc.
,enilcmen wishing any of,le above articles will do
well oglHe US call, determined 10 sell them
as cheap Al: They can be bought in Virginia.
NAfERllOuSE, WlllrrEMORE & Co.
April 29-ts
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The ST. Landry Wing says that the cut-worm has
been work on the and corn. and that there is
every probability ola failure Of these crops this year.
W. o. Delta.
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FOR S,3LE.

FOR S.iLE.
10y virtue of deed of Trust executed to Inc by John
~ s. Langhornc and Sarah F.. his wife, shall sell
public auction Thursday. the 9th day Of May
if fair not on the fair day ihoeaero The prem
Uses,
Attract OF LAND,
lying in the County of Amherst, SovaIl,s Creek, ad-
joining the land of Doct. Flood, Chas. Mays. Wyatt
Petyjohn, G. Warwick and others, and containing about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
The said Land is within 5 miles of Iynchburg and
mile of the canal with good outlets to each large por
ton thereof is heavily tmbered, well watered with supe
rior water power, which can be cheaply applied to
either milling manufacturing purposes 1t is well a
daped to the growth of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, &c,
and is worthy the attention of those engaged in hauling
wood or who NAV want Wood Land convenient Ia
lynchburg 1t will be divided in lots parcels to suit
purchasers and will be sold either at private public sale
Also at the same time and place. will sell two Wagons
Gear and Fixtures one Or Cart, Black Smiths
Tools and sundry Plantation Utensils The title to said
property will be undispued but acting trustee agent
| shall convey such title only vested IN
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of enc. two aud three years will be given.
March 22-t6M w. TlANCEY, Trustee.
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Estray Horses !!

rs rs
INSTRAYED from the Rev DR. William 4 Smith,
~ at Randolph Macon College. Mecklenbnrg county
Virginia, about the 9Th OF April last, one dark brown
HORSE,
large size. very heavy made, and little swayed back
and ihink one hind foot white. and perhaps some white
hairs about the forehead. and about o wears old
Als', a GRAY MARE, good size, very spirited
highly formed, &c She is years old this Spring and
very high and hard They both work we'll but are
very spirited. much so, that ii requires sosd rens
man 10 drive either. liberal reward will he paid to
any person who will deliver them To the Rev Dr. VIM
A smith, at Randolph Macon College or 10 the sutscr
Der in Lynchburg. NJ TALBOT
MAY l0-2t
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,yw. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM & BILLIARD.
EVERY MONDAY AND TnuRsp.y.

EVERY MONDAY AND i HURsDA,
Four Dollars per payable in adrance No sub
o,ion riH be received for shorter time than mouths
paper .r be discontinued (ereept the discretion
.fthe Editors,) until all arredrogcs are paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents Der
usrs Tor ess for inner form insertion a,.d 37s cts
a., square Tor iess) for erery outer form insertion
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES required to note on his Ms
ny long he toshes his advertisement inserted an adeer-
nnsnt not SO noted ,ciH be inserted til its dsco,.acc
b. ordered
FOR YEARLY .7DVERTISLNf; the terms are for
The prirege ofteo squares, $40 for square S25 for
On. square, inner form $50 Eeey yearly advertiser ,rH
}. required to eoane his advertising ms particular line of
BUSINESS.
~ JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erp.dtiously
s,d on reasonable terms.
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RELEI.4R ,S.iL LIS.

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, an'
Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday evenings through
out the year. CIAHLE'o , TnEiISS'
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MAY Cd
LyNcHsuRG. 9Th May, lSi7

LyNcHsuRG. 9Th May. ls47.
Sir;-A public meeting of the Citizens Of this Town,
held yesterday at the UnversaIst Church, pursuant 10
notice. 10 consider the propriey of recommending sub
scriplion the stock Of the Richmond and Ohio Rail
Road Company, adopted unanimously the following res
oluons
LIST Resolved. That it is important to the interest Of
the Town of Lyncburg that, in addition TO liberal pri
yae subscr ption the Town, Corporation should sub
scribe for not less than thousand shares, con
ditioned that the road be commenced at the Town Of
Lynchburg.
ID Resolved That the Mayor of the Town be and
is hereby requested oapou some suitable time, not far
distant and direct the Sergeant of the Corporation sub
nit the question the lawful voters, determine wheth
the Common Council shall subscribe for thousand
shares. condition that the Richmond and Ohio Rail
Road Company shall commence said road at the Town
of Lynchburg;
And made it my duty to transmit them to you.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
HENRY DAVIS, Chairman.
To Daniel I. Warwick, Esq, Mayor of the Corpora.
ton of Lynchburg.
N pursuance of request made bya Town Meeting
of the Citizens of Lynchburg. the 9TH day Of May
inst. !, Daniel |. Warwick, Mayor of the Corporation
of Ign hburg do hereby direct the Sergeant of the said
Corporation h9ld poll the House lately occupied
by Messrs. Turner & Burwell, on the 2st and 22nd
inst, ascertain whether the Corporation shall sub
scribe for 1000 Shares in the Richmond and Ohio Raj
Road. ID. !. WARWICK, Mayor.
May 10
4 HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergeant OF the Cor
4 poraon of Lynchburg. in pursuance of the above
order of the Mayor, do hereby notify and request all the
voters Of the Corporation who eligible to vote for thu
civil officers of this Cooperation, 10 attend at the hous'
lately occupied by Messrs. Turner & Burwell, the
DIS, and 2nd DAYS of this month"; Nlay) and there
cord their votes for against the Corporation subscrl
! binr for 1000 shares in the Richmond and Ohio Raj
Road IL. DCNNi4>p YIN,
Nav lO-t22M Sergeant.
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FRESH SUPPLY.
NTcCORKLE SIMPSON HAVEJUST RECEIVED
lNl IN STORE,
u hhds. n o. Sugar,
ticrces do clarified Sugar,
6 barrels pulverized and ground Sugar,
2 do crushed do
- boxes Wooiscy s. Woolseys best Loaf Sugar,
$50 bags Rio old Java Laguayra and Maracabo Coffee,
30 baskets Sweet Oil,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
40 boxes Window Glass,
40 do Tallow, Sperm and Adamantinc Candles,
100 kegs Blasting and sporting Powder,
SO reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests Woodward nests Measures, GO rcams Wrap
ping Paper lbs Candle WICK 30 lbs Cotton lwne 900
lbs Coppera Axes and II boxes Tea all oil which, To-
gehe with many other articles and our former STOCK we OIL
Ter for sale a the lowest market price.
MarchS
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SUGAR, LiCORlCE, OIL, sc.
10 hhds. prime n. o. Sugar,
10 cases prime Mass Lcorlce,
10 baskets Sweet Oil,
81 bags Rio Green Coffee.
2 bales Eastern Hops, in fine order,
hid. very fine St. Crox Sugar
S tons Trcdegar Iron.
Receiving and for sale by
CRENSlIAW, BAGBY & CARTER.
April 22-6t if