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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
The LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
&c. &c.
II E L K q IL APHIC
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. Is, p M.
The only matter Of any interest," this morning. was
the adoption of resolution calling upon the Comptroller
Tor statement OF the length of each navgable canal
the State, with the cost per mile for
during the last ten years.
The following bills were introduced-one relative ia
the transporting of convcts to the State prison tho other
to reduce tho fees of county clerks
Mr. JOHNSON concluded his speech on the Governors
message.
The bill for the registry of births deaths and mar
riages, passed the committee OF the whole
Assembly.
The petitionsto submit the New York city charter,
rejected at the last election more to the people
and TO change the location of the Erie railroad. were
appropriately referred
Mr. WATSON lai on the table a resolution to secure
$o per month grant of 200 acres Of land
aud pension Of $4i to the widows OF those who nigh,
fall in batteopposng the extension of slavery and the
increase Of the standing army.
The Governors message was debated in committee of
the whole, and they agreed to refer to the committee
on grievances as much of it as related to Anti Rentism
No other business of moment transacted up to the
time of closing this despatch.
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court OF Oyer and TermIner.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen Hart and Foo
LonN McKEoN, Esq, District Attorney.

JosN MoKroS. Esq, District Attorney.
JAN. 10. Trial Of Russfor the Murder Of has WIFE.
The District Attorney resumed his argument yesterday,
Edmonds charged the jury lie commenced by say ing
this one OF those tragedies in real life that truth
stranger that fiction, and you w therefore said he DO
called upon to wonder much upon the operations OF the
human mind In this case you find female In the prime
oil ie and Who from all the testimony appears 10 be Of
mId and gentle manners, and Of great personal arac
tons but one who, for many years. had led Life OF pro-
gacy and crime and who had been the kept mistress In
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SCOTT Il CO.'S,
rs Nassau street,


,ITY Wholesale and Retail Fam Grocery. Tea, Wines.
.,d sn,rit shInent &c The proprietors pledge
themssIyes that every article nuine and sold nomi
mai proit GLIDING Of the latest importaons aud m
qualities; Sugars Of every grade Coffee, Mochs.
Java La9usyra aud Maracabo; Wines Champagne sherry,
ays celebrated brand London Porter Barclay ret.
OILS Old English Dairy Cheese; French English and Ame
rean Mustard Glasgow Speed Hams, Superior New YeMs
article table high favored and sound sega assort
ed md Of the highest flavor; Soaps, starch &c kasns
Figs, &c. ~. m,
Amantado pale sherry. Mar:ees do pale gold and brown
sherry East India Reserve, MADEIRA Newton Gordon muf
doch, &c Scotch Ierngs landing from ship Ann f'm
ley line es's''1 SCOTT dSf" s ( fThoMpsoN,,
59T Broadway. =.
branch Of the above establishment has 20,
the tcitaon of their customers, opened ~ ~
Broadway also the cash p,ncple where an nssorusm
h their establishment down
add OF the same qaaify will always be found-.n hcYs
that cannot surpassed by my IN the CITY All 1s,s viii
will be fond goods from eseh psee
be delivered free Of part oil the e 40,
only.
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NUNNS Il FISCHERI
WHO'LL d call the attention Of their friends aud ne PUBLIC
w Al their M,nufaoory and wMeroom lc oree"w hcv
their assortment OF t'ho r"''''' '
are lie most fa,hionabls and newest patie rus hv.,
N b. Pianos with Colsnan's rsteat A"i're Auae""s''
d2a Inns RI
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.
- ARCHY (3kIEVE tho veal rnferar

W ARCHY GKIEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
singing Birds has now On hapd and prepared to offer
Selected without regard 70 price from every quarter
Of the Globe Amongst the following will be found the
Brd matched and prepared to be put up for catching with
English. French German African, South American, Chi.
nese and Domestic Together with the most choice de;
NoIway Swans silver and golden Pheasans and NewfoHnd
Italian Grey Hound and other OF rare
aacy Dogs Bird Cages of every variety. Also, Archy's
Treatise Of the management Of descriptions
Birds &c. &c. "
n B. Every variety OF Bi d Seeds, Cages &c.
PS Letters post paid wi ali times meet with prompt
attention from A. GREW No. 3Jonn street, New York
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look for your Christmas Presents Archy will be re
membered when the candy and the cakes forgotten Bo.
quets by his hand usual STYLE At no,
tee doa ~
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Philadelphia Gazette, Jan iA1
We ascerained, some 80 days ago, that contract had
been entered into by of citizens, +. Lopez,
Esq with the Government quarter masters department
and the deputy, Col Henry Stanton for the
Of 1856 barges or vessels, may call hem, which
have been built in the unprecedented short time Of IS
days These boats ~ feet long IL feet inches beam
and AZ feet deep, and will carry 10 tons dead weight
Out this number OF boats 90 built in this district
and we informed by the builders their contracts
made the 9Th day Of December, and the first
day of January every vessel completed according
agreement The boats all drafted and planned by
Mr. Len,hs able naval constructor at the Phadel
phia navy yard They really beautiful model for
surf service and think, from personal inspection
Of good workmanship Tho first Of the boats left this
port the 9th, in the ship st. Lsuishe last will be
shipped to-day.
We learn that the ship Marpossa, which arrived at
Honolulu October 8, reported the loss OF the United
states schooner Shark, Lieut.. Com. Howison, on the
morning OF the 10th Of September at the ouh ofthe
Columbia river. The Mariposss sent boat ashore to
the Hudson Bay Compenys post, at Bakers Bay, and
learned that the officers and landed safely. but
did not learn further particulars When she sailed on
the evening Of the same day, only the bowsprit and
quarter.rai Of the schooner visible above the
breakers.
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DIX. KELLlNGER'S
INLNAI I'M II NyvAH ~ AYsIy !.

H.. INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to
sores and ulcers Of every nature in few days
other pains One or two doses certain relieve bilious
ch"lic darrh1a &c. as It is taken Ii is perfectly delight
full in its odor aud aver Ii is universally TO
be the best family medicine offered 10 the public Price
50 cents per hottie
Sold at 900 Pearl of Bowery Broome; Sd
avenue and 10th sreet Jees drug sore Dr. Burres boy
er and Chatham, and at the n. T. Office City Hall.
-
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE

From the ST. Louis Reveille, Dec. 2g
The express which left here last Sunday Santa
Fe bears orders to Gen. Kearny and Colonel Donphan
to proceed SOUTH and form junction with General Toy.
lor at San Luis Potos
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.
NJ, 90 l.y..

No. 50 Cedar street.
Entry so s%psa and ass
AT Of siase Entry Bookkeeping continues to
CouT.e Of in.iructonThe puoc j. respectfully inform.
ns his S ~ M M az nrne, teach
s s oS
books constituting set and good Capacity will
ONE d % to zee.
rrsps'iSts T''f terms can be obtained at s
NOVELTIES FOR The BALL ROOM
EEK ssIS.'SIy sosi, inspection OF
will be eand cheaper M have heretofore offered
f%Ss5s aSHas.d if 6. sssS
Double founced tambour Dresses si2a su
Fine needle work Dresses at S., usually sold at So
Lace Dresses ofhc newe' and most approved styles from
AowvfIy fine cred layn fhdkf trimmed with rich re.
French embroidered Chemsetes, with collars, at IS g.
Es sq edge Sss Cellars 81 .as
ISn,s v w9rh 81 sa Tb s.;
Gn Apes GSar'' &c. suitable for holiday presents.
ACCoRDEoNs, MELoDEoNs, AND MUSIC
BOXES.
Instruments, has for sale large Assortment of Xccor
deems Meodeons and Musical Boxes and ali kinds Of mus
A.. ,'a.-s EDWARD BAACK,
60 lm.rh 81 Fulton st, cor. of Gold st.
REMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND.
AND SCOTLAND
wishing 70 remit money in large or small sums
10 their friends IN Great Britain Ireland, can do 40
n tne most expeditions manner through the bv
drs ,t right payable in all the principal towns in England
ebn ana ocotlend Money by letter (post.
pSar.s s2 am ady part ohe Uaited States them giving the
be regularly forwarded by packet steamer. Apply to
d2s I'm III Enjto, .,re., 49,
COUGHS, COUGHS. ItJIJ1;HS
(IoRBYNs COUGH L9zENGEs-Prepsred by Corbyu
20, 500 Hoborn, London. The best article in eY,s.
taee Tor the cure af coughs colds ration
tay lungs asthma, consumption, &C. Tor sale bv a
s. satussh corner oil Frankfort, agent for the United
osssos Do lmsre
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PLUNKET & PARDESSU.S.
NO l235S FULTON STREET,

u, . NO l235a FULTON STREET.,
Sell an excellent hat SO 90 and ouly charge 50 SO for
SnAtheir list QUALITY MoLEsKIN AND NUrRiA HArs
BILL YKETT < PARDEssUs warrant their first
quality hats TO be equal at the least those any other
establishment and the public would be utterly
impossible to sell SUCH ARTICLE LOWER price than
=, 2o dog 1m*rrc
IA THREE DOLLAR HATS-The uuderneped ns,
N}ust finished an assortment Of" Beautiful Nua Hats
wnch ne VIII sell at the above price These Hats will 70.
tain their shape and iustre long any IS Hat sold
ROBERTSON, SO Fulton street,
-, Z, mi between William and Gold
N. B-Ihe Undersigned does not pretend to offer the
possiblel; his " best" he sells at s. 50. '
DIG 3wsr ROBERTSON
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BRANDY, WINES, GIN, SEGARS, FRUIT,

WI q. BUNDICK, No. 90 Broadway, three doors above
suit " " "
Brsndes, dark and pale various brands of prime quality
Whiskey, Scotch and Irish Do
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, f. | and other brands do
Sherries pale, gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne various brands do
Ciareis, in do do
Barrack. Burgundy, Sauterne do
segars, Sardnes, Fruits, &c.&c do
Scotch Ale, in pnts, just landed, ripe do
. W. q D. pledges hmse most faithfully, TO keep and de
public. " 49, 49, " Wv
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends and we'll
w,shc that he be found the above esablishm emit
where ne hopes to see his old friends and
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SUPREME CoDRr OF THE UNITED STATES WE'D
NEsDAY, January Is, ls47 NO. IL. Christopher Ford
appellant, vs. Archibald Douglass, ct al This cause
guments by Mr. Bibb for the appellant and by Mr. Me-
Iedith for the ,appe lees. Adjourned till 10 morrow
morning OF ii o'clock.
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w TN
SELLiMG OFF AT COST AT W.. H. DEGKOOT q
- COS, 100 Fulton street. second block of Broad
way, New York, where every variety of Gardeners
Sl3tng can be had for lower prices than othersb
hsiment IN the city Of New York.
Over Coats and Over Sacks, Of Broadcioth Beaver Pilot
TWsea' and Mazuka Cloths ofevsy style aud color from
a., 80 "a to $40
Ci:aksone hd three and full Circle Of French and
=, American Er.sdcloths, from IS to $25
Dress aud Erock Coasback blue brown, olive green
ofFrench, English Belgian and American Cloths from
- 80 to SIS
Omcs end Buxness Goats, Peto Winter FrooE,-
ofTweeds and Brosdcoths Of every style the market
rass1Boadeoh Cashmere. plain and fancy pos g s E g.
French English, and American, from S2to &c
Vests-double breasted straight breast and rolling collar
snere, plain and fancy sans and SAks, from 81 to g.
large Of Broadcoth Cassmeres and Vesnngs
which VIII be made TO order suit the fastdious
Boys CiothlEg, Of every description, constantly
hand. w. II, DEjiROOT r. CO. -
DIS lm#r No I02 EnI,cn =,
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xyUSg!sG5nniS f,;,uG ;onyGHS, COUGHS

Co, 800 Hoborn, London. The best srcle in ey,s
taee Tor The cure on cousbs colds hoareness Irritation Of
te lungs asthma, consumption for sale bv a TOI
81, reausst corner Of Frankfort, agent or the United
osSsos do lmsra
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OVER SHOES.

k9 LADIES aud Gentlemen, at ss7 Broadway. you
SGses can md the shec linda Rubber Over Shoes
from the largest the smallest and cheap can those
made ou Of old rubber And large cork Sole
Double do and light French Boots also
ladies' misses and chdren boots and Shoes equally cheap
at 1851 Broadway Franklin street. Dc imRrc
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JOHN b. JERvIS,
HORATIO ALLEN,
J. WILSON,

Mr. WRIGHT, Of Sullivan, imme diaiely offered reso.
luton demanding to know Of tho minority their reasons
for not asserting to the report OF tho majority of tho
commissioners Their will be found to be very
curious
some member arose 10 debate the resolution, and it
therefore lies over for one day, under rule of the
House.
PosrMAsrERs ELECTIVE.
Mr. BALLOON introduced q concurrent resolution, in
Sruchng our Senators, SC, in Congress to urge the
peal OF the section Of the United States constitution
which authorises the appointment Of postmastcrs
The resolution lies over for one day
Mr.. BAscoM Of Seneca, introduced the following re.
solutions -
RESOLVED, That fees perqusites of Office shall be
received OF collected by any person for services as an
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more or less adjoining the ards Of Charles Phelps and 9TH
Also, oher Tract said county on the waters OF
said Cr.e Containing iSU Ac!os ltss adjoining the
Lands II Wheeler and others Also one other raet
Bent Ctoe containing 100 Acres, or less, bounded
BY the Lands OF abn,y Cooch ard others. Also, other
Tract On the waters OF Broad Creek, containing $40 Acres
less bounded by the Lands 81 SeS : " htc and 9TH
crs Also tlefoowlne Negro men, wit; Peter. Level,
Sandy Bv spinner sam, Page, Joshua Jerry, john joe
Also the following Negro BOYS 10 wit Neptune, bob and
Henry. Also the following Negro omen, ts and Boy,
TO wit Pnlls, awDmln, Pleasant, woman, Jenny, NJ
Nancy and her daughter Lucy Grace and her three
children, Bib and her ttee children, KITTY and her
children, Rlche and her five children To Michy An
derson, Nelson Jesse aod Watt Matilda and her five cal-
lren, Martha, Edward, Mary. Sandy, ard Also,
Caroline. g Jenny, girl, Sarah, Sr Pattey and Sl-
vev women Also, interest Of ihs IN the following II
Slaves, wit Sawney Jeany and her five children, John,
Jacob Sally and others usnes not e) Judl II hef three
children, james and others names not gwen The other
59hs Of said II Slaves bel,rgg to tie cfaioos a Thomas
Walton Also the increase Of Of the above named female
Slaves, since the date of the aforesaid decd
The title to all 81 tn atbrnamed Land and Negroes be
heved BE- good but acting Trustee will only convey
such title as : vested in me hy the Decd aforesaid
Feb. - ids SAMU Ell NCD. REID, Trustee
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" ard Election.
Feb. 25Gw

HNHE WARD ELECTION fyr SIX Aldermen, and
L six Cemman Council nen. IN each wand, IN the
town Of ynchtnrg will taxi place, pursuant TO an act OF
Assembly, entitled ian act To amend an act emitted an
uc To div de the Of ynchturg into wards. and Tor
other purposes passed Feb -, 1880 on the first Tues
day in April extend will { hold in i.lnct ard no
being all that part d said town teon The Isl alley eN
tending from the river 10 the 18th street, in the auction
house Of NJ ssrs Talbot s LINER. Main street. and IL
Henry Ward No. 2. Icing all that part of town above Isl
alley extending from the river to 18th street. IN AeNan
dor lggas house. On Nam street next door bow
the Vngiran Office, and Opposite u Bryant lsley $
HENRY DUNNiNGTON,
s ryt. of the Corporstl1n OF Lynchhurg.
Feb. 25-t6A
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.v'U1'ff s..

yuyHE subscriber takes this method to inform the
munity of Lynchburg and the Surrounding country.
I'M, no has become the purchaser Of large Interest
in the Lvnchburg Cotton Factory, which establishment
he is now taking thr1ugha thorough repair hen com
pelod he feels confident that he will he enab"d to no
duce "a god work as any establishment in Virginia or
any other State
The assurance he has for success in making Cotton
Yarns &C. is that he has for numbt OF years been c
lively enyared in the Cotton manufacturing business, and
the last years Of the owners OF the tiesve
Cotton and Wool Factory during which time Crewdssn
Jones were enabled to make good Cotton arms las
number Of good customers IN the valley oi n9th
ia as well the east side Of the monnalns, Will rec
,lect as was made in any establishment, and bet
Tor article of Woolen Jeans for negroes, (of the kind
was not to be found in market He hopes therefore that
tho ncono will venture freely when the arms come out
nn try them as trial Is all he asks prove all he has
said or may say ,.,,..~,>-
N.B-All the accounts Of the Iyncib'rg Manutac-
turing Company having been been IN the hands OF the
subscriber fr Element is dos rable that pcrs1ns
having claims against said Company sho present them
far settlement and it is hoped, that all those WIN ON C
any thing 10 said Company Will come up at onee and
nav off their several accounts 10 enable de sabser
her to paw off the in ebtedncss OF said Conn any IN hope
therefore that the due thu Company Will be at
tended to at once las the subscriber will ner haze IN
his power to devote tut shcrt time tine sc Tag Of those
accounts and would insist upon settling up all Of hon)
before he will he under the peN@ssiiy. las It VIII be Your
interest to give up tn Sc ciapns, the Company must
have her money TO enable them to meet thef engage
.
Please avail Yourselves Ct the first opportunity to call
at the Iynchburp Cotton Fact ry, wh r the subscribe
may be found ready .or settlement. ....z.
JAS. s. CREWDSON.
Fob 25--Cw
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FOUNTAIN IkG,EEL,
LIGHT STREET, B.lL1IHORE
n Er-f1--II
THURSrON, -

rHlNEAS TIIURSrON,
VNtlE undersigned. having succeeded the late firm
Il Of Dix s. Fgg in the proprictols1lp Of the Fuun
tain Hotel 50 long and widely known as ono of the most
comn,odious establishments in Baltimore, take this meth
cd of inf,rmng the travelling public that. besides the
great improvement made last spring in the addition OF an
entire new wing to the house by which large number
of lodging rooms were added, well as an extensive
Bathing Establishment. they have rccenty had construct
cd new Ladies Ordinary fitted rp IN the most unique
and beautiful style; and als) pirate sitting room jar
The gentlemen. which is entirely free tfrn the bnslle nc
ccssarily incident the public parts OF the house
arrangement highly desirable and which they thttrr
themselves cannot ial please In connection with
these Improvements the whole interior of the house has
undergone thorough revision everything apterialdng
to the upholstery Of the establishment has been renewed
and attendants Tor the chambers selected with strict
view to entire capabllity in every respect The Table
will be found at all times fully supplied with everything
the market aft ds served up superior sty whlo In
the way of wines. &c. nothing will be kept but what Is
of the best quality Add to these facts the attention and
courtesy which will be rendered by their assistants acting
under their own personal supervision. Those who may
favor them with call they hier themselves will not
leave dissatisfied, pains expense will be spared
their part to meet the of their guests aud trust
their hopes ola liberal patronage will not prove unund
ed.
Baggage taken and from the Hotel free ofchargo.
Feb 25--l2w
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NOTE ICE.

7 HEREBY fofewan al persons f.on trading flr bonds
81 sl9u eati the inst due tie first dAv 4 January ISL,
with ersln Of thirty collars the o,cr viii he Dire tie first
day Of lanuary ISIS Tie aid bonds sore given ~ me t.
George w. Dawson ior House ii IN the town Of Mad
son, and the said Dawson hitting make right have
done by them IN whose hanas is. am determined pay
lie more MONEY Gu said b.A5s Until am rate uleto
right. WILLIAM b WRIGHT.
Feb 2j-it'
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pursuance Of decree pronounced the 18th day o.
September lst by the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanoery for the county Of Bedford the Of Whte
ly al Rust 81 al the Undersigned commissioner will
proceed to SELF the 18th day OF March, lSt7 if far if not
me ncxtr day. upon the premises at public auction to the
highest bidder the LAND in said decree mentioned Sand
land belonged the late George Rust and adons the lands
OF Joseph p Wright Co, Horn and others, and is said to
contain 30 or so ACRES.
TERMS.-A credit of six and twelve months, in cqnal in
men the purchaser giving bond with approved security
and the tide retained until all the purchase money be paid
GEORGE STEProE, deputy
for Nathaniel j. Manson, s. b. c..
Feb 25-to6M and as such Comr
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,

Bent Creek in the county Il (Bucrghau) AppomattaS,
adj 5ming Nm Thurman Sc containing 6i ACRES more or
less Asonc other Traction the creek, IN SAID county
Aso other Tract, the ater OF said trer, M sad
county, Containing lac Acres, les, adjoining the
Lands OF George Penn and others Also other Tract On
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EE ANIT.O, middle aged wo,nan who has been
w accustomed 10 the house. and who Is 4 good
Washer and ron6r, and can COX pretty well, and who
can be we'll recommended as 10 character On from the
country ref rrcd. Enquire of'.Alc)aaiH& Leo
Feb lS-ls
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r n u S II S A Y, Z OF
VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES

Df srueo decd d Trust, executed the subscriber
ID the 22nd day OF December 1895. by William alton and
duly recorded the CLERKS Office ri Buckingham county, 10
certain debt therein named Will IN Thursday the
18th DAY of March next II lar the fair day, at
the residence Of sand William Walton IA the county Of Appo-
mattox expose sale public auction the highest bidder
{.
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.gTsr sOUCCiLs.

TIVE undersigned have this day trned a copartneI-
]. ship, under the lyle AMI firm Of
WILKINSON & HATCHER.
Tor the purpose Of cone ucng general Dry q DDS Gro
Gerry ard Commission business. They have rurclas d
Il atch s. Green their entire stock IT GuoJs, and aaon
the tenement occupied by them. and also that recently
occupied y Mr.. WmJ. Willis, where tIey Will have,
in a cw weeks large and wei selected stock Of Dry
G. ds and itr ccries 10 Off thcir old friends and
TONERS and the public generally, at prices to suit II c
times. Purchasers are re cscI to call and examine
their stock before purcha,.uf sewhorc.
1UDS. NJ. WILKINSON,
Feb Its }. A. HATCHER
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y q Z hG H..

FEY IL SUBSCRIBER has rea;cd, fr the ensn no
b ycaf the House over Altssgs Bell y Rucker's DjY
t. is store. II the purpose Of keeping BOARDING
HOT Sc where he will lie prepased To receive BcardeIs
~ the month or year On AMI after the lot Of January.
ls41, on The ST nahe terms.
IL WI hayr excellent ICONS fr families,
not rs yet engaged.
Dec 2i-ts WILTSHIRE NJ. LEWIS.
BLANKETS AND NttiRO CIOTfiING.-Just
ID had, several bales OF dabets very cheap Also,
large lot oi Negro Clothing, very low.
NOV. ~ Is +. ). HUTTON.
NNcAII' ms EIIXIR or OPT Ma supply
4SA of this valuable preparation Of OPIUM, containing
all It's valuable qualities without It's dcleterJHs and use
less principles t.r sale by JOHN VI. SEAf.
Nov. 23--ts
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NnIItE L.

FHNilE claims due to the firm d Parham & Hopkins
Z have been pacedin the hands 4 Messls irving y
Roane reelection. The debtors viii pleas come ia
ward and settle them--as no longer Indulgence can be
gwen. PARllAM & HOPKINS,
Dec 3l-fs