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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
NeW Goods.

III" undersigned has just received q, ,hn
r~tSr OF t'4urol and Third Street. in ada,
ton u his former STOCK Of
DRY GOODS,
Englteb, french and Hackans1 btapkn,.
80, bro. and biea. shirtings, bed tickfn,s'
bInssys, ksFssys, wnOlea sfriraa and ~. H.
blue d%snines, T'sFtain plsidp, Amsrican r.
RIssh and FrenEb @alicnsq, gsrulin Az Isira
beautiful shajed coFdeeit!s robes. irish Ea.a
linen napkins, table damswk. bro, ,.kIn
cloths Russls diaper, gent. and sdiss bosi.
~, gent. and ladies' gloves. lined Aarii,
gloves, spool cotton, silk, ptp8t@m snd ra,
ton umbrellas, green barere vsils. ro1ks
sIlk c%ravat5, aeIfadjustinp stocks. linen rsm
brick silk and bandana handkerchief. ponoo.,
end cotton flag bandksrchiefs. Madras snd
printed head handkerchiefs, green glastic
uspenders, also A good supply u
HARDWARE.
Consisting Of fire dogs. sad iron sbova1.
aud t"ngs, spades and shovels, pIant.,inn
hoes, french locks. Rsdduy eombs. butts IN
straps, hluges, knives and forks, bon .rd
do, crosse cut and baud % v mill
and hand saw flies, spurs. rails, tstks's, j,-
rups, bride bits, bolts area. haud Az.
hstchets, hammers, nails, brads, tacka. Gni.-
ing nails, door, Knob, iotas, norfoId latches.
nam Iatchca round bolts, hDlloW ware, Grid.
Tors frying pans, and also an assoitmsD,
If
GROCERIES,
Sueh ~, coffee, sugar. rec. tea. Nv
mustard pickles, cramberriss by the keD ~
%raisios, bottle cider, buckvhqat gow,
n, cIarst wins By tie bottls or box, powdsr.
nd shot, vinegss, s~est oil, spirr csndIo'
tsr can6lss, cod Zen, Havana prasarveS
nd sweet meas, grapss, salsrstus. pine an.
he cheese, soap, cog brandy, coarse and fine
table DO IN boxes, nuzcat zine ham.
vine, mAcaroni, vermacetIf : sriio
Dap, crushed sugar. chocolate, sfhrcb. snJ
CROCKERY.
Almost every thing necessary for Amiiv
~. together wifh
CLOTHING.
Fsshinnsbls sijk hats. white and hf..k
asbntere hs's, boys end voufbs hats. can.
nd negro hats, psho eoats, bla nket cost
ne brood cloth coats, dress and froek 81
mixed tweed cad Mney colo re-
missions, satinot. e~aou1ieF, fancy and IL
ssis, and q fargo ASSORTMENT of gent. an
lies shoes. ~Srogans, slippers, boottees
Ildrsn shoes, all Of which viii be sold A.
.oderste rates.
ALFRED GATES.
nov. 1A @ 1855.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
FINE FRUIT. TREES.
Bndded from very choice Varieties.
Tor sale by GEO. w. HE ROHfAF.
Opposite the Methodist Church.
len 2nd-47.
DRY GoOna

y. DE GoER A. RTPPLARD take this 80.
po''unisy Of reforming Dig Goods merchants
rom me adtassnt States. who visit New Or.
l@@ns Tor ne purpose Of p~urrhasfny D,y
''oods' tbas they are constantly srppGisd villa
. full and eel sstsstsd sinsa of Br,,,gs
IrsncA and Ansriean dry es,oas. dfrsrt fro,n
me manufacturers, Rhish wili be sold A.
sheaP o. !. the Nowhere mat9sts.
NOV '@EdinR eE shiPs Vtola and Edward
9oHsasad' from Liverpool, and ship Rubicon.
200 pscksgss fall dry & ods, forming q
selection for the Sostk ana 49,
@e.tsrn markets.
II. DE gOER 4 RIFFLARD,
Anpor'srs Of Dry Go0ds, 81 wagazine o.,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

A. malta, Offers for sale the follow
ing ~aTticIea, viz
2 card tsbles,
writing da,A With coping ra@chinS,
| secrefArg,
gold 'satcf (EngliNh)
Sllver tsapol,
silver cream mug,
silver sugar vase,
do3 Silver spoons,
4~iIver salt spoona,
gtIyer sugar tonga.
silver spoon for crushed sugar.
And a number Of other articles too tedious
10 mention, II not sold At private sale, will be-
sold at auction 10 the highest bidder, with
out reserve on Saturday, 9Th day Of Deem.
her next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
PAPER WAREHOUSE

NO. 9 BUHLlNG SLIP NEW YORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD oEefs for sale at tho
lowest Manufacturers prices. q vwyv extensive
assortment of PAPER, coaoyisisg mvavv -
slbls varsity, adapted h. the wsnts ~ CON
soaDsFs J allseesioHs Of TIE county,. pauey
Of al kinds made To oydsE atshort notice.
The stock Of PRINTING PAPER y,r
snally large, a part Of Which 10 " very superior
nuaIitv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
PUBLrc SCaooL NorIcE! 4!

The holders Of SchOol accounts for the year
ending April La r8a5, apon whish To Persia
appropriation he's beaa paid, aRs harsay aotLlsd
to call upon WiIiisaa .. Piae, sn4 receive hs
amounts due then kaR tie Stats aPpzopris-
GoR.
All Persons hssiaE School accoants against
the Parish fOrn the pess ending April LEI 1916,
are directed to hana thsER u TO W. 3. Piks,
properly authenticated BY q before Saturday
the gath day 81 April nexs, in order that shsy
nav be examined and paid.
Baton Rouge, March, 18th ls47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
TIN, COPPER g. SHEET IRON
WARE MANDATORY.

The subscriber, worker in tin, copper and
shest.iron, would respectfully inform his
friends and The public generally, that he has
emoVsd his establishment, corner a Church
and Third Street, n"ar ks. 0ranepie's coffee.
house, where he will bs hspps 10 receive ths
patronaGe Of HE ftiehds snd the public aaDsv.
ally. lie hes a,wsys On hapA a fne aspo,t-
inent Of lin ware, which he will sell - cbssp
40 can be bought any @lsEe, whole sals or 70.
tail. Cutters and apouts msde and put up in
the shortest order, HIs0 hathins tubs, lages
oil cans, stovcpipes, oil kind Of tin covpsr or
"heet.iron ~are repaired. All WORK enfrIst
ed to him will bee2ecuted v i'm neatnsss an
despatch.
JOHN TILANO.
eb I no
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
N%NOEICE.@O

! Al gNS AS|
II LANoU6, having made
arrangements With an importer in New Or
leans, you'd announce 10 his friends and the
public 10 general. that he will heep CONSTANT
y IN hand a complete assortment of tAe fol-
losing articles, warranted and Of the best
quality.
Claret in boxes, bottles
and halfb cities,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by the gall
lon or bottle,
Teneriff DO do
Port Wine in bottles,
Muscat do do
Cogaac brandy by the gel
Ion Or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Jamaica Rum,
French Cordials, assorted,
Claret by the demijohn or
bottle,
Marseils Wine do
Rye Whiskey,
sardines, olives, capers, OIL
i've oil, absinth, ketchup, bos-
ton soap No |, imperial tea,
SC.
Also an assortment Of crockery and glass
ware, letter AMI foolscap paper, guile, steel
pens, ink besides a greSt many other sfti-
elias too tedious to mention; oil Of ~hich 10
offered At the lowest prices for CASE.
Up Planters end Others wishins to receive
Clsret in casks or cav Of the above named 81
ticles, direct from New OrIaana and have
them landed at their Residences, can leave
their orders With ms and NAV rest assured
that they will be attended to with the great
est pnnctuaIity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
BEAU AND SON


RECEIVED per late hrryaR,n large andconpMe assortment Of fall and winter
tho latest aud most fashionable styles " which they 5IF the attention ofthe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

d.,
0ppoT,
binds
ne by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

Richie but the people mirmured agains
him, and would not be taxed. N"iN'
In those days the spirit moved Zacharial
10 write "a letter TO his kinsman, and il wagyoo ,h-
noised about through all the land. AntS tor ihe
the thing troubled the king, and he would" t 49,.
have laid hands on Zachariah, but he fear4 Fsllew.
ed the people for all the people loved IA. SAton
chariah, and desired to make him king Obi +
But the king made n decree, that whatever no. 7,
soldier should write to his kinsfolk, or ac-' no
quaintanceS, should be hanged on a gol- hip NO,
lows, fifty cubits high. So the and had rest
In a aSHdre.
l'"'" '~ ''"' "" H"' LDuts.
."S '~"". 1 VIII Be ~pr@paFed to exacsts pvtysts
&C., %surSeys, IN any part Of The Stats, end alSo
'pper, dwelling in sl lta branches. Lstfars addres-
sed To the cafe Of Thoaas n gelghtmsn.
binds Esq, Sur. Genera y Oh -, Donaldaonyille or
10 by Daniel ID Avery, Esq, Baton Rouge, will
meet with the early ]attsDtion Of
eE- J,CLAXTON TAYLOR,
u. y. Deputy Surveyor b Civil Engineer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
NOTICE.
CHARLES A. HILL.
Accountant and CcsrssuRcsr.
Office at the Post ORcs.
Reb. 81 1874
NOTICE.


AVIS.
LIE soussigne informe lie public gull visna
de louer le cafe tenu par ls passa par Mi.
cheI Granary, sur In rue d. Pegliss, Il in
fosme re-spectueussmsat lee e~itoiysns 10
Baton Rouge gull continusra 10 msTns cafe.
ct quill fera aoa possibls pour plaire az
public, at Fenafe ~ maiaon uR rendezvous
agreeable sour esux gui Toudrons bien Pie.
noreE De isar pratiqus.
Il tiendra ~souioura sss dsuG billiards %
bon ordre.
Dec 4, 1915. O. MACKET.
NOTICE.
DR. ], Boyd. ant TO purchase g sfcfRS
or diseased Reafoes und : A. year age, al
for @hieA . fair pracs wil be given accor-
dim to their various diseases-Or he viii.
Gisssd them at his Hospital oDs mile from
Baton Rouge daring their illness, apon ha.
sFal terms. FoI particulars eEquIgeal hia
once aear the Episcopal Church.
Dec 3eth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
m0IIIN A SCIE.

LIE propri6taire informe le public
On general qu'ila achieve les PREPARATIONS a
son moulin, ct quill est prats a executor
les ordres gull 10 seront conf6s, avec prom :
titude. Bots de toutes dimensions ct
planches constamment en- vente pou' du
comptant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOUR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
FoR SALE

A fine house and lot. with IN excellent gar
den and fruit trees, situated in . pleasant part
Of the town, for Particulars apply at this ONCE
or % ]. M. BRUEor agent.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
TO BENT

The dns two story Brick Store w.
Church street adjoining Col 4. Malta saa
formerly occupied by Mr Chas A. Hll
For terms apply to
PHILLIPS kIAN0rT
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BaTOS u MALE


Mr. Cooper begs lesye 10 inform bic friends
and the public generally, toat HE Academy
10 now open for the reception Of pupils IN
der his own imnsdiEts supStjHtsndence.
He has employed 40 an Aaststant Mr. 1gcCs4e
a gradusie Of Wsbssh College in the State
Of Indiana, and can with aspat confidence
pledge himself to render full satisfaction TO
all who may fsvsr him With thor patronage,
NO cha &c iii be male for more han ONE
Aonths tuition Of any scboiar VINO does not
advance |" he satisfaction " his parents or
guardians, as none Nill be permitted to re-
main at the scbooI longer than one moath
who has not the cSpacIfy or inclination 10
learn, without Information u t1oae facta he
ing gtSen 10 their parents OF thoso who eend
them 10 school.
A few boys csn 10 accommodates with com.
Portable boarding and Judging at moderate
prices.
Baton Rouge Jan 1919.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
1~aper-aaaasrg nEaerrfaIa

Of every description, imported and kspt coma
family on hant. vis Fsitrngr, Wire Cloth.
Foufdrinisr WIRES, Bleaching Powder. Blue
Ultramarlns, Irvine, Be, &C,
RAGS.
Canvass, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bsovinz.
DC, DC, purchased, for which the hi4East
price in Cash will be paid.
AsD York, july 1870.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

FOR SALE.
. valuable lot Of ground on Church Street
Apply to 4. malta.
Also 1000 Bushels Petit Gulf Cotton Seed
for sale at 90 cite, per Bushel-Pantars are
requested o leave their orders at the Store Il
A. MATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
TO SUGAR pr

As-A-N . LFIAaJ.
a. y. D&uPHts, kettls-settsr, residing for
the pFssont in Baton Ronge. oHars his scr.
vices to the planters Of the nsiahS.sino par.
lsh@s. After twenty-five years sHpsrisncs
At ksttle setting hS eco asrrant his aork.
and save ths pIauter . grsal deal N FueI. An.
pEy'o Mr.. D I BsaUrSgard at Baton Rouge
or o Ar.J b ScuddsP, whsrs he is nov en-.
ployed. A. q. DAUpHIN.
T. >, Letters put in the Baton Rouge
post-ofics will be duly attended TO.
nfly IS 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17
REMOVAL.


ALFRED GATES, has removed his Store
to Church Street, near the Post Office, in tbs
new four Atory Brick Building; whsEe hs will
sell Dry Good, Groceries, Hardware. CFockery.
& Glassware, IS low as can be purchased AZ
any store in the city.
Feb. II. No. 2. IsaT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

Eaaiss Work Boxes l. Miniature Bureaus
W c. e. TETTtF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-17

ESTRAY.


A 3P
TAKEN UP by John RANDOLPH, on The
highlands, about six miles from Baton Rouge,
Day MORSE aboat ten years ola, no brand Wis.,
sio. lsS . seer On the right iaw.
Alse . Wy ssTe abost tsn years old, M
brand. BIN h@s a sARg IN ahs mrshead The
owner 10 ssqaesne8 ~ eali end nike said amir
mails AMY. J. q. DUTR0CQ. Ranger.
march 8. no. b. I8A7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
THE NATIONAL FINANCES,

The ingenuity with which new terms invented
conceal the real If certain financial devices is
remarkable the devices themselves The issue Of
Government paper particular basis Is said by the
Chairman Of the Finance Committee in the Senate TO
To be merely anticipating The reree' For the TWEEN
y eight millions of Treasury Notes authorized by tho
new bill no provision is made-none whatever. The
ordinary supposed to be sufficient f the orn
airy expenditures Of the Government, and for nothing
more II upon that principle, at least with that
view declared at the time that the present Tariff ss
TEN established.
The condition Of the country however, at this june
turo demands extraordinary supplies of money; the
binary revenues will not do. lean cf twenty eight
millions rs authorized yet provision is made to payei-
iher the interest or the principal. Ifthe Government
shall not lie able borrow these and ofsuch
inability there seems to be conyictionthe alternative
is allowed of issuing Treasury notes. And this is called
''antic patrg the revenue"
OF the resources Of the country at this moment, there
is no doubt in any quarter Whatever amount Of money
the Government may require for purposes may 10
commanded we presume, without dfficulty--fthe fin
anccrs of the Administration will meet the crisis as
ought to be met, and not sacrifice the national credit 10
puerle apprehension abstract theories of revenue and
trade. 1t would bea spectacle not es TO be woundorcd
at than to be deored, behold great nation like this,
abundant in means. powerful in resources, suffering
undcra depreciation cf its scrip and paying In annual
tax. to the amount ofsuch depreciation, penalty Of
financial lncompctency.
The theory of Mr. Secretary er,-whose views,
may remark, command far appreciation IN Eng
land than home, has been handled in plain way by
Mr.. Niles, of Connecticut From the observations Of
that gentleman in the Senate Monday last We quote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
TIE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

To the Shcrigof buckingham Comfy. Greeting:
WHEREAS. ,rhUT Hopkins. assignee OF Valentine
w Iundlcy. at a special Session OF the Circuit Su
peror Court of Law and Chanecry, continued and held
foI Buckingham County, II the Cuurtho on Satur
day the 9TH day of November 1888. by the judgment of
Our said Court, recovered against Nicholas Fitzpatrick
Seventy Dollars with lawful nterest thereon from the
25th ,lay Of arch. 1884, TIL payment. for certain debt
and the interest thereon. and aIsp s. 10 gr lis by
him about his suit in that behalf expended whereof, tn
sad Nicholas Fitzpatrick Is convicted. by The record
thereof, in our same Court manf'sy appears. And a
forwards the said Nicholas Fitzpatrick dlcd mtcsatc,
since whose death. administration Of the personal estate
Of the said deceased has been granted William w. Fer
gusnn. have bcca inl fned. and now ON behalf Of
the sal Arthur Iippl assignee OF aldntne iundiey,
it said. that although Judgment be given rs aforesaid
execution of the debt interest and costs aforesaid sal re
mains to be made. And it appears that the sui VIM.
w Fergus IN, admin slraor of the SAID Nicholas ~
patrick deceased is out Of the Commonwealth. ly rca
whereof according to the statute in such case made
the ics may be served the defendant sag'hi or
attorney in fact. If any he have within the common
wealth. or ii he have n1snch agent ora'iorncy knowa by
publication. tr four weeks successfully previous oef
turn day of the writ in newspaper published IN
this Commonwealth Therefore. we command you, that
You make knowa according the statute aforesaid that
the said VIM. w. Ferguson. administrator OF the sad
Mich las Fapatrr deceased be before the Judge OF our
said Court at the Court house. the first day OF the neN
term. to shcw ifhc has any thing 10 say. why the sad
Arthur Hopkins assignee OF Valentine llundey, ought
mt ta have execution against him. the SAID VIM
Ferguson. administrator aforesaid. OF the debt inter
est and aforesaid be levied of the goods and c
ties which were of The said Nicholas flizparek al lh'
time of his DEATH in the hands OF the sud VIM. w FER
guspn, I, be administered, and have then there his
wit. Witness, RoLFE EIpRIpGE, Clerk OF our sai'
Court the Court house The 9Th day of January ol'
In the list year Of the Commonwealth
r. FtDRIDGE. {. :. e.
The Judgment. described in the foregoing WIT. Il
subject To a credit of H. paid LIST May. 1881. aud -
pad July following. II, EI,DRIDGF, c.C.S.C.
fobrurv i-iw
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Merchant Tailoring.

J q II y y T n II 7,
a The OH Stand u " N. 5. j. Oakey,
VVYOUl.D respectfully inform The eizens OF Lynch
w burg and the public, that he will continue u
conduct a, the old stand OF himself and brother, tho
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all It's branches. lie has no" ON hand. aud will cou
lnaly keep. beautiful ass 'rtment ot Cloths. Cast
mcres Ncsnas. and IN fact everything Suitable tor Gen
encn's which he will make up 10 order IN the mJs
fashionable STYLES. hands jme ills and warranted work
m.nsllp H. would invite the attention If the public
to his stock.
Feb. It's
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NOTICE
From The tai hircr Monitor. .iprd. lsl6.
NISIAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY.


Thus medicine, prepared by long experienced and
sHlul Fhlsean tested and approved by GREAT number
oil intelligent, discriminating and respectable persons IN
various parts OF the country. Is received and used
With entire confidence and with great hl those
afflicted with pulmonary complaints II is also
mended as valuable medicine Tor other di~eaSts. such
colds, coughs and particularly diseases whose tendency
Is To consumption. Should its efficacy continue has
thus lar been proved IN various obstinate cases will IN
deed be most invaluable medicine.
Dr. Bradford Knapp. of Crown Point. \ Y in let
ter dated AUGUST Sd. 1917 SAYS In the o my
practice in this vicinity, have tested in good de
gree the good qualities Of y Stars Basaptof Uhi Cher
~ IN Pulmonary Complaints. and now wish 10 procure
supply et hemedirin,.'
From the Boston Tmycllrr
Bahm # JH Chd9y-We publish today com
mandatory letter from Nermont.o tins popular medicine.
Though aYerse 10 the free usr o medicine. and esrccd
~ Of The patent medicines Of The day. have had such
opportunities 10 know OF the beneficial effects Of tins a
san on our friends and acquaintance. that wo are con
strained 10 regard II as avery valuable remedy Tor coughs,
colds. Sc
Dec. 3l-ts
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sa&ss for 300 NEGROES.

eVEarc now IN market 10 purchase our fail supply
w Of NEGROES.
We can say friends, and the public generally,
that we will pay The
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
l5r all Young and i4,y \ + f. 5, Of both
s0NHS.
Those having sarh 10 sell will find 10 then interest
10 call on as ictre making 5Ilo ..y.......=
rhce GOOD Bl.ttkSNfillS and CARPENTERS
anted. We viii Give a liberal plce for the same.
HART & DAVIS.
y An communications from tie country, rela
tive the above description Of property, VIII neot with
prompt attention, II q u.
July % Is
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We So ES - % IS 81.

yEAWKER ON SPORTING, by Porter, elegant, vol.
III Chemistry of the four Seasons,
Kings of France, illustrated,
Queens OF England, vol. 9th,
Legends and Stories of ireland, By Lover,
OR Amy the Rio Grandc,
History thc 30 years War, from tho German,
History Of Virginia, by IIowison,
Fi2ld FORTH Atom hy Nahan,
The Artists of Amcr sc &c.
just receivedby D. b. FAY Ne"
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sFc Egs,igieg q. FIRE


OFFER FOR SALE. ~ STORE AND A"LONT,
~ II hhds. St CIuiy, Porto ltro and \ o sugars,
% boxes and barrels Load and Clarified do
30 hhds aud barrels Nallsses, part PRIME qiahty
2l5 bags prime green Rio Cohee
Is " g LaEura do
10 " Old Java do
5000 lis sole Leather,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
20 barrels Tanners OIL,
tiaIcc Rec,
200 kegs cut Nails, assorted, (aox and wafehou:c0
100 Blasting and sporting Po" der,
81 boxes - 10 ard - n L Window Glass,
200 sacks Liverpool salt. GA prime orler)
Also fine Teas 1aow and Sperm Candles, shoe Thread,
Soap Saorals Salt Pcre, Alum, Indigo and Nader, sod
Capperls Race aad CIR ual Ginger Pepper, Alspee, Log,
wood Birthstone Shot and Lead Wrapping, Letter and
Fooscap Paper Grndstones Bed Cords Plough Lines Sc
gars Mustard Shoes, Wool anA Fur Hats large stock Of
Tlrkinqs and Apron Chees Spool oton, sc. SC SC All
which on Low ior TO panetua customers on tho
IsIal tins.) or II exchange Tor coIfrg Produce
Jaa. Il-tsf .neD q l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-08
Edmund IRVINE. Con'r
on CONSIGNMENT.


W. have gust received in store direct from the
w Manufacturers, and now ulcr for eae
50O0 lbs Cotton Yarns, Union Factory)
100 lbs do do (Nlilton do)
These iaras are Of superior quality. and stand as No
l. As Agents for these Factories, shall keep on
hand sod assortment, aad we respectfully solicit a
call from those wanting that articln.
McCORkLE s SIMPSON.
Jan IS ts
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More New Goods.

INVEV WV NaDDskN.
- &c this day, another large lot of beaotif new
IL Goods, among which will be toun3
piece extra super black worstcd silk,
* blue black plaid SILK
Several pieces rch striped aud shaded cooIed Sip,
Several pieces rch new style Casincrcs,
great variety Of other dress goods styes among
whh several pieces all WOOL Casneres 80 per
yard.
Great deei ne IN Prices -
Nov. 30-ts T. j BURTON
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SLEEPER & FENNEn
Who have prepared Tho IafIes and bsI ass0rlment Of
SjIE IDUYTSOsS fsIsv 9SNEu SOiffEPS

Ever offered the Merchants Of America. They VIII
not say they arc the largest andcheapes in The world
but they will say they have the b st assortment in the
'ncd States As they have adopted c'rry Improve
in machinery, manufacture m1iny by steam. and
have carried the division Of labor great extent they
are prepared to offer lower prices than eyCrheic Those
merchants who Will favor them with early call and
examine their stock will be satisfied. those who are
not coming to the city hut who will enlrusi their orders
10 S < F. pr mail shall be convinced that they are
faithfully executed Every article IS at the lowest net
cash price from which abatement is made
Small profits, irgt rei'nms. and the mutual Interests
of L,ycg and seller. broad scale is the object and
basis of this long established house.
l2i MARKEr STREET, PnlLApELrlnA
February 4---1t
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Important information 10 All Mer-
chants.

nllU ADFI PIIIA is well known 10 stand unriyalled
i in the trade Of T.MBRELLlS. P,iR,iSOLS
P.IR.iSOI ELITES. Sc The most extensive man
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uoNDAY uoRNsNG. EEnMa SrsX :. .si;
Fine satin eSSfis,:.

tSi received and ior sale pieces superior quality Black
- Sttm Nestng.
Dec, It's W II Ky IN.