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minsterc! Viue la rcforme accompanied with groans or
ceees as .he case might be- u 70 ths you add
quarters and occasionally charging the people where they
assembled in large numbers appeared threatening
thousands thousands of cavalry and infantry in all
the principal squares boulevards and quays and multi
udes OF anxious people crowdng the windows whereve
there was chance OF seeing what was going have
before you picture OF what Paris during the whole OF
this day.
ishal proceed give you detached details, which
it is difficult arrange a regular and ced form.
have already said that the principal point which the
crowd tended the Place de la Madeleine and the Place
de la Concorde About half past eleven regiment OF in.
any and several squadons drew the church OF
the Madeleine, where the crowd most dense. few
minutes afterwards, immense body of persons almost
all dressed in bouses and said amount to upwards OF
$780, appeared from direction of the bouevards but
no one could exactly from what place they They
marched in procession holding each others arms, and
sung the Masellase in one general cus When passing
Durands restaurant they three for reform, and
then proceeded without stopping the Place de la Con-
corde their evident intention being make their way
Chamber Of Deputies, however, they stopped by a
large body of cavalry and infantry drawn up the bridge
were greaI that they filed the whole ofthe Place de la
Concode Of the largest squares in Europe Just at
that moment portion OF the regiment of cavalry at the
bridge charged upon the mass separated and drove con-
siderable portion back towards The bouIevards while the
rest driven into the Champs Eyees and the down
the Rue Rivoli.
The whole of the place cleared in less time
be conceved but the soldiers though they did their duty
with great determination and effect, far from using
humanity and good humor The portion of the crowd
driven back towards the boucvards and still marching In
order and arm In arm, had four national guards at then
head, armed with their sabres In the Place de la Made
eine attempt made by the troops disperse them
which only partially nccessn and shortly Afterwards
they met another large body, the leaders Of whom ater
naly embraced the national puardsnen. On arriving In
OF the Hotel des Aaes Euangeres they stopped and
sung the MarseAase in full chorus They then began e
cry 81 bas GmixotA bos Minisfers and tho excite
men evidently increasing. AT length very younf
man took up large stone, which he hurled against the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,

The following Students Of Randolph Maroon Coec.
attained 10 the ST Grade Of Scholarship in their respe-
1872 ''N''
The No following each name. being highest. slows
Their relative standing similar Nos. denote equality
t,reh-C rcnshaw, |; Thompson. !, Wilder. l.
i%fm-o re"shaw. :; Jofdan, s, Thompson, 2; VII
Greek 1esiameni,- Crcns,aw, l. H. G. Leigh. 3
Thompson, .; Wilder t.
iteebt"-Byd, A. Crenshaw, 81 Thompson, |; Wi
der. =; - Williams. L.
Composition Boyd. ,; Cronshaw, 4; jordan, /; Nj
ch"lspn, =; Thompson ;. taI4A
Sphmre Class
Gteeh-Adoms,2; Dance, IluIcheson, Parham,
+. Thompson. 2
Lain -Adams, z Dance, Q lIulcheson, Parlam.
t.rtst Testament Adams, | !; Dance, ;Huiclcsun.
Parham. Scott. > f.. Thompson,
tompos't'on-llacheson, Parham. 9; F.. Thomp-
SON. |. 10
7tigonomshy-A Adams. 9; Dance 4; Drew. 4; George.
liuichcson. J Par'am, 3 Scott, 4 j; r.. THOMPSON
Geometry-Adams, s; Hutchinson, Parlnm, 9;
Thompson, /. .s
Junior Class
Grerk Blackwell q Duncan, 3 Fooir, 4 Jackson,
X. Leigh. iemay, Miller /.
Laiin--R. Leigh, Miller. |. ,7re
Greek Iestamtnts-K, LII Ugh. /; Miller |.
Political Economy Il amppe "A duncan. 3 Foo,e,
81 Jackson, X. leigh. l.emny. 2; Miller |.
DUe' ana iategf S"6m--biackweii, q; F0ote,
Jacksun. Il. Leigh B Lemay. 4 Miller, |.
Rhetor'e- Bair-R Leigh, | Miller L.
Composition -Duncan Icmay, 2; Miller, g.
Senior Class.
Political Eco' sny--Bnncl Claiborne; Friend,
Granbsry, llargrove, 4 Moore, 2; Morris,
Smith, 3 Williams. 4.
.Nora Science--Banch. q Claiborne 1 Friend.
t'mnbery, Moore, 2 Smlh 3.
Observation-Disclosures. Claiborne ; Friend,
Granbory, = Moore, /.
ID. DUNCAN (
Secretary ot'He Faculty. s.r
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VOL. XXVI..--vO. 30

one u the items II purchase for the Missouri wi,o NJ
mo Army was 4o9 horses. 1868 mules i4,9O4 oxen
1916 wagons aud SIG park saddles The (,ususrp..,.,
says thai the trains have suffered severely and TIM, un
ss The Indians are severely chasissd Il will, ..n h,
inlr,ssible o send trim IS $50
The INST sincere compliments are mid 10 G,oe,.,
Goo, ash they coniom with the whole record Of evil.
depc' N The War Department rs ,o the aJ,nr,b;. mas.
ne ln whie, The Campaign was planned and executed
"en scott, IN conversations and by mem rand. Icfi
complete plan II his arrangements 3, thai all thai WA
necessary mere was 10 carry ont his view, The Gener
al Ghisi was only disappointed In not recey;ny ,i,.
2o.Ooo men which were promised md NECESSARY
The Qnarer,nnset says that sine. tho fl III puebl.
ana M'Nie. u Is easy osupply the american army in
Tue enemy r''ntry In tho city Of Mexico alone thers
arc thousand rersoos employed in making colhlny
The department recommends, "a econ iuic,l and ma
cessnry. the organization of corps Of In a.tya
during the war =- so ~
The financial operations Of This department, Of m. .cr.
wee have been important. and have had an imporan,
hearing upon the money market during the year Daft.
on ashngtpn aud New York are now readily nega,i,
ted at hc CAPITAL Of The cneny's country and %. ar.
o'd ara sought after by ihnse having fats in .cpa \,
Europe The Qaar'ermasicr say, he has abored Il, re-
'f' VIC i'eas"fs department from The expenses Incl
DEM 10 The transportation If specie
Payments 10 latgc ainaInt have been made =, y,sb
''2h aud IN The several Atlantic cllies upon The nav
mehi ol oiilcor's ercacs, and in addition Ia tbis the
ana'n'. drawn cn the Quarermasers al New ork and
Pldad,l phia have been 81 7q6 100 The Cllnvin. -.
soma ID i,r purchases Of tn. Department in ,be If
year aud halt
II 5lo horses. for artillery and cavalry: % oo7 ,nuc..
1928 oxer 6.SS6 wagons: 81 steam vessel. .h;na
barqncs brirs. "a sshonefs 21 scnws .sia.. III,
and su hnls aud sevral hundrol san and steam yea
sells which have been hired as also or 5000 mack mn,.
horses. &c. '' -
lhe Qnar'ornas'cr after the detailed Operations of Tho
service. says WIN our nearest depuIs farther om the
s'nie's oil supply than Algrrs is fom Toulon or Mar
settles, we accomplished In the first ak monbs of
our opeI atoms In Mexico than Ffance In. fire, ,,,l.
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WV. N. BLACkFaRD, Editor.
: q. = PUBLISHED By .=-
gLACKFORD, T0WNLEf Il BILLIARD,

Every MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
Aor Dollars per PAYABLE IN adcaace No sab
..,.xon .cl recered for shorter tne tb sir months
.p,,ey eia be discontinued terept at the discretion
fth. Editors,) unta al ord.es paid.
~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inserted at so cents per
,,usrs {or esO inner form Insertion ard 3il CTS
.,r square COR iess) for ercry outer form Insertion
rERY.4DgER7TSERi is required 10 nots on has rs
ton~ bc ,cstes hts advertisement inserted adrer-
not so noted cab inserted til ats dsc0atiIee
be ordered ..##.
FOR YE.7RLY .fDt.ERTTSLN1; the terms are for
The pr.edese oft,ro squares, 10 for one square So for
.ne s,upe inner farm So. Eeery yearly arer'iset raj
,.,usdto as daretishst to s particular lac 9t
Business.
~. JOB PRINTING crecuedneoHy and erpeliiousy
and OF REASONABLE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
COTTON FACTORY.

rINlE subscriber would inform the Merchants in gen
er rs well Is the publ,c thai he making, at the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article ol Cotton arms
made in establishment, he not whose be-. and
all he for fair trial be made Of the yarns pro,
them The subscriber IS we'll aware of the difference in good
bad yarns, and, order that be imposed
yon liable II be, ny the yarns, and you can't work
hsn, just put them up You found them, and make ont the
charge for carving well returning, and the subscriber
Will pay the i, hts the delivery ofthe Yarns him al
the Factory.
Also lac generally has gnnd lot of wadlng, suitable FOR
tun5ts. baud all al wirl shall he sold prices
Please gyc him cali when you any thipg IN hi way
JAS. S. CREW IlSON, Agt
I.ynchbnfg Sep. lsI7.-ts
6 :. Ine Lexington, Ahi.rtna, and fineastlc, Va and
Jatharnugh, Tenn. papers, viii copy w6w and forward
account la i oirc.
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ID. Duncan.
Secretary fhe Faculty.

y virtue OF deed Of Trust executed To us BY VIM,
- w. Camden, bearing dale the 18th day OF January
1874, aud duly recorded in The Clerks Office of Nelson
Covny Conrltor certain purposes therein mentioned wa
SHALL as trustees IN said Deed Of lrist offer aud sell Ia
the highest bidder for cash The premises wherein the
said VIM. W Camden formerly resided, on Friday the
18th day of February, S4S, if fair if not the next fair
day. (Sundays eScep'ed.) The following property, wit:
one certain tract or parcel Of Land which the said
VIM. w. Camden died containing .isitf
92S Acres,
be the same more or les adjoining The lands of John F.
Canden. and VIM l.. Dickc and oihers Also, ano,h-
er lrac1 purcell Of Land. containing
10 ACRES,
he The same mare or less. adjoining the lands Of John
camden. dec'd aud others. Also, all the said VIM w
Camdens right. ue and interest in tho tract of landy
Nelson, containing <,.f hll
800 Acres, 1Hr
Also. the said WIN. W. Camdens interest in the land
belonging the Estate ofJohn Camden. decd. lying
in the county OF Mason. the waters Of the 10 Milo
Greek, which said interest is
los ACRES.
Also, one NEGRO WOMAN, named Priscilla Ais,
Clock, four Feather beds. and Fnrnlmfr one Sde-
board one Bureau one looking Glass, and all the other
House hold and Kitchen furniture, ut the said WIN. w.
Camden. Also his Plantation utensils Of every descp
tim and three head OF orses, eleven head IL Cattle ard
his stock Of hogs, their increase since The execution of
this said decd, much ot He aurrsaid prapery rs
will be sufficient TO pay aud satisfy the debts due said
deeduftrust ,s-sIf u asst s,sa'3 Il. .ss se sa Il
The title said property believed 10 be good BAG
acting as trustees We viii convey such vested ia
us by said deed & S 'sa5.ssss 's'i fss.
m T. ssp JNO.S CAMDEN. 81
d i.s,si.s.4 g-,5a eWM. WRIGHT. ss =
i Jan 20-lSrr Trustees !
-
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New members.
PREDICTIONS FOR rlIIs YEAR.

According To II ne" Almanac The year of our Lord
ISIS Is 10 be- an eyenfiI one, eNlrac, from SAID
manac the ilIowing sagacwus prc,ic ions, Which viii
doubtless be fulfilled:
"iho0gh the VIII 7c course Of the coming year when.
WI the moon wanes The ulght viii grow dak.On
eral ocelslons during the year, The VIII rlso before
certain people discover aud before they have finish
ed the day : work.. II Is quite likely That when lhere
Is no business doing many will be- heard complain Of
hard times. but 1t Is equally certain that all who hang
themselves viii escape stafyaIipnlt hnsies and hoops
% out OF t,hion church pew VIII hud than three
lat'rsif dandcs lhe bear,is there will be- less
work ior the BARRIERS and he who wears nuslachos will
have slnolhing sneela at There VIII bu many ecps.s
Of virtue some visible other invisible Who's ever IL IN
love will think his mistress perfect angel, and Will nl,
Ind on The truth OF his suspicion by gelng marred
Many delicate ladies', whom would SUSPECT Will
he kissed without lolling Heir Ma's-ihere will I've
obs published than viii find pu- cllsers more
rhymes written Ihau viii fluid readers, aud more bs
made than Will find payors--lf the incumbent o 1 lai
office should die icra will be dozen feel ready 10 sep
ino one pair Of SHOES. II any young lady should happen
10 blush She will be apt 10 look red IN the face uiioni
The nso OF RANT If she dream Of young man three
nights IN succession II wil be sign u something u she
dream Of him four times have the toollcr is ten
10 she will be long ,mo in getting either of them
out Of her head-Nany people VIII drink more strong
liquor than will DO heceSs ny 10 keep them sober, and
take medicine than Will DO requisite To the EN- "
meni Of good hcalth.-Dinncrs and entertainments wi,
he given 10 those who have enough home aud The poor
will receive much advice gratis, legal and medical ex
copied -The public debts of HE repudating states will
hsrjly be adjusted, the same fate will very probably
attend mnny private contracts In this aiiiuIe--is " hu
nnrtes tins year " great risk especially he
does II in hniry.le who steals a match, gives lat lers
occasion 10 ssp and vi" he apt involve himself aud
prlds IN disagreeable reiaons-1here will he great
mise all over The couniiy when il ihunders and ire.
mendous dust will he Kicked up. occasionally BY coach
horses Many young ladies' who hope for it, but lllle
expect Il. VIII be married aud many who confidently
anticipate iha glorious cuosunn,atlon will be- dmned 10
wall another year.
Finally, there exists Iule doubt, this will be "mos
wonderful year. surprising in interest all that have
preceded It, Politicians will make os Of others and
many women with pretty faces will make fools Of both
The world viii 80 around usual aud come back to
Inc place whence II set oui, Will many a man who en-
Cages IN bnslnessIhefe will he great CRY and little
WOOL both at the searing st pigs, and the meelin. Of
Gonsr SIS
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Hbx<$DkETScD.H.

tINHE COP PARTNERSHIP, heretofore existing betn con
thu subscribers, under The style and firm oil MctlANA-
HAN THOMPSON, 'sthis da, dissolved by mutual con
sent
The allan OF Ito will b. closed by John &. Mo
Ciahln who will the OF the firm for that purpose,
JOHN g. MrCIANAIIAN,
CALVIN THOMPSON.
January / lsfS-ts
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Correspondence The 3. .ansrican.
H WASHINGTON, Jan. s.
QUARTERNAST REPORT,

Que Of the nosl Interesting reports accompanying the
Presidents message is that Of the Quarermaster Gener-
al, T. S. Jcsup The General gives acconnt "f the
On The 18Th Of May, 1876, il became necessary
10 Equip three separate arnlrs.onc fur he Lower Ri,
Graude for San Antonio, and Cor Fort Lcaven
worth.
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Eg'jffjVN, ~. 1Vstf5fS.

Elk FURNACE
fhNfE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Isl day Of January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDIZING,
under the name OF flppn 4 Montgomery beg leave to
nim tho public that they are now prepared
rderstor all descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, VIZ Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stoev
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
con NIRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully nvlied 10 tAanine the style and qual
ty Of their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
If the stores IN Lynchburg, OF at the MeSsrs Eljss
Richmond. Orders addressed the concern, at Elk
Furnace. or A. \. Mmigonery, Lynchburg, will NEE,
with prompt attention
Also. Just 10 hand. Our well selected stock of
SPRING, .l.ND SU.HNER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash or in exchange Tor
graln. \. w. FLIPPIN.
May Its A. n MONTGOMERY
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Capt J, B. Magruder.--We have already mention
ed that tins gallant officer among the passengers
IN the steamer New Ofcans, which arrived at New Orr
cans from Vera Cruz on the 2Sih ut, The Della, speak
ing Of Capt NJ, remarks
Tie has returned to the United States after long
ami absence from those comforts and elegancles Of
he, Tor which, We happen To know no gentleman has a
kecner relish lie has earned hall dozen brcves by
his lnnumrrabe acts IL galanry in the late battles lie
was the first 10 open the fight at Conreas where, how
ever, the superior metal OF Valencia cut up his e force
terribly. but could not dlsDay the intrepid Cap
tain from the position he had been ordered to maintain.
For hours his little oc- with their light gus expos
ed without priecllon to tie whole iorcs Of Va
lencla's splendid parry of2l heavy guns. =
In the subsequent engagements Captain MagrudeI
was among the foremost where danger to be
tered or glory 10 be
AT the awful storm Of Chapuepec he wounded
three times bui refused to leave h guns until he
the Mexican flag pulled down The stars aud stripes n
up IN issead. We have no, time nor space, nor would
II be necessary for 10 remind readers Of the
many valiant deeds for which Capt Masruler is avoraby
nocedi the dispatches Of pur generals. Capt NJ. is,
we believe, Vlrgnan by birth, and has long been adj
nlred by his cunntrymen, f,r his gentlemany deuiea-
nor, elegant taste and patriotic heart.
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EMS
Il u Il N = II \ = Ste Il T..

yINllE SU BSCluBERS respectfully intern the citizens
ynchburg and the surrounding country, that they will
continue the business Formerly carried BY Waerhousc
W hitteinore s Co.. aud prepared With entire
stock of Goods 10 supply then With any Article
tendemen's wearing apparel
Their stock Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than ever before offered. Also.
Cloths, Cassimcres and Eestings
OF ~ ERY DESCRIPTION,
which will be manufactured to order excccn ely low rates
Terms cash.
WArERlIOUSE s WlurrEMORE
Oct is
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Farmers Hotel,
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
,5'iIE PARTNERSHIP Of George T. Williams & Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. George r. Williams
stands charged with the winding the and ha.
the right TO the partnership extncton
oil presen, LA ,ities,
GEORGE +. WILLIAMS,
Jan. l7-ts s. GARLAND.
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s'sSAs gsg;> a.


nIRSl ANT to decree W the county Court OF
4 Campbell. pronounced On the ION day of Janna-
" 1915 SUIT therein depending Austin sc. against
Austin &c. the undersigned, The Commissioner maui
ed in, and appointed by ihc said dcerce) will on Wed
nrsay. the 9h day o February, 1915 10 sale by
way ol public auction, un the premises, The Lands re
Gently occupied by The late Mrs LYDIA lhonpsuu under
the viii other deceased husband. John Thompson, stua
ted in the county of Campbell. near the town Of New
London. Previous Ia the day ol sale Tho quantity and
boundaries Of said Lands will be ascertaned py SUI
'eY,.. ,,,,e ,,,a,,
money will be required be paid The day of s,le, AID
l1 the residue there credit OF one, and years
equal inslaments) Viii be given, The purchaser pnr
cbascrs, giving bonds @h good prspua secnnly Tor the
payment e the deferred nsaments. aud tho lille 10 The
Land sold be retained until all the purchase noney
paid further security therefor 49,. Is.#.
ClllSNEII DABNEN, .
Jan l3-toF Cnnuls.lonpr
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Important Information :!
w 10 keeps tina ne,rest the richest the most fash
w lonable aud beautiful t'oops imported! NM
II. RyAS. Nho has LARGE stock ui Su,wLs aud
Scars on h,nd} WM. II. RYAN. Are they pretlyl
\ es lie has them from 30 cents piece 10 Si5ua
piece The most elegant you ever saw.
Dons he keep handsome assortment oi DRnss SnKs7
on crachy! YES does helrum 81 cts. pr ward 10 S.
pen yard. and certainly HE most beautiful you have
'Th,se many days
Does he keep on hand such Goods as Cashmeres, Me
rnos Mcrinu Plaids, Calllorias, Mouselns, File de
Chevrr Aparcas nombalnes ,Coths. Cassl 1rics est.
ings, Irish Lineus, Red Tchnss. Blankets. kese,s,
l.iosoys. Shcctings. Nhirlings, Buttons, Tapes Pms,
Needles. Cloves, II lsery, Cambries Cailcoes Swiss
and Book Muslins, and such like?
We'll. he docs, and nuthn else
How dues he sell cheap?
He does Hlat hing, aud mo mistake" Call and STE
him lie charges nothing for showing and but t!ta II
YOU hny.
Where is his store' In I.ynelburg, opposite d. b
Payne's Book Sure.
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Merchant Tailoring.

y u III " ~ n T.. j.
III The Old Stand Of " M s. J, Oakley.
WOULD respectfully inform The citizens Of Lynch
W burg. and the public tha, he will continue /,
conduct. the old stand of himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all lis branches He has on hand. aud will con
tinraily keep, beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cassi
meres, Ncsngs. aud IN fact everything suitable lor Gen
hemens wear.which he wilmake up 10 order in the
fashionable styles. handsome fits and Warranted work
mnnshlp lie would invite the attenton of the publ,
10 his stock.
Feb. its
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For Hire,

TITO FEMALE HOUSE SERVANTS,
nNE wholly unincumbcrcd, and the other with enc
~ child L. DABNEY.
Jan. Its e... - z.#.#
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he schooner Hamilton of Ilawick Capt w ixon says
The \ arnouih Register. cost last spring $1,000 She
has been engaged IN the fishing business 81 months ol
the past N, and has stocked the handsome sum OF
Slu,lsO. Seven OF the received for their wages
S12l each, aud thirteen more received Si72 each.
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Jan 20-lSIF

-4 FOR S3LE, as1 .5.tass
THE SCREWS and FIXTURES lately warkee.hr "a
i banss h Davis. Apply to +. Icgwood ar W H. Caha
CflAS. E. DAVIS
orember l5-wiits
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XssT'il'E,.

vvStE subscriber has cra NEGROES for hrc, the en-
suing year Pcrons wishing ia hirc will apply to Mr..
George Bagby. FRANCES b. SIIACKiEfoRp,
% Amherst.
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u q II Id, II.

JANiNt; purchased the mevest Of Mr. c. Thompson in
i tho late o. AcClanahan 3 Thompson, will
continue the
Grocery and commission ENtinrss,
at our late stand. NV stock OF GROCERIES, DOMES-
TICS, LIQUORS, &c viii be found at all tmos large and
well selected, oqua TO any IN this market Orders oi goods
wlil be carefully attended to, Consignments Of
NiSaFr, Wheat, TObHCCO,
AND ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, .
will receive close personal attention Grateful or the
liberal patronage extended the late firm, would respect
fully solicit nnaure An experience IN business II more
than ~ years with my entire attention, will enable
think, give satisfaction all who favor with then
patronage. jND. q, MCtlANAilAN.
Jan Cts
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FOR HgssE.
KOOK STORE II.
a C.3R d.

IT I,TRTI
IL b. PAYNE returns his grateful acknowledge
IJs 10 his friends aud The public Tor their for
mer patronage, aud soics for the contIn
uaroe Of hes f,vofs lie wishes to close the onsiand
ing Of Payne < Gregory and d. b. Payne, and
therefore requests all those indebted 10 settle early
as practicable.
Jan los