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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

adapted to the town and country trade
Our friends and purchasers generally invited 70 call and
examine stock, satisfied can offer them in
ducement to deal with US, equal any afforded in this mark
ct In the stock will be found all the latest and most fashion
able OF Ladies' Dress Goods such silks
ages linen lustres French cambrics lawns plaid and
oroldered trtons all coors, manden capes gnghams g
sfss and plaid musns aapaccas all coor. and hand
some Se,e OF LADIES' collars at 10 cents, scar and sav
OF all kinds and almost every article needu and handsome
m he way OF Ladies' apparel The gentlemen will find our
stock well suited 10 their wants from the finest cloth down
Country Merchants will find greatly to their ADVANTAGE
to examine our stock before purchasing
April 9-ts PETERS & STICIER
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NJ. Polk vas received in New Orleans with all the
honors due 70 the exalted station which he u tsIy fiji
3D. ne was received by he Mayer and escorted throuob
the principal streets BY the military The next DIV IL
d~ed with the city authorities. Ia response to com
Finenary toast. he MADE handsome, though brief,
speech. We rather surprised 10 learn that it was his
fist visit
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Fresh Spring Goods.
ENGLEDOVE & NOEL are now in receipt of al
IL entire fresh supply of

fresh Spring Goods,
ENGLEDOVE & NOELL in receipt of an
~ entire treshsuPplyo of
Spring NMd Summer Goods,
every style and design ard prices that could desired
we will venture to that greater variety be shown
IN this or any other market the Fancy and Staple line.
Having determined to do cash business design offering
our goods at Gerry considerable per cent lower than they
have been offered in this market and also deter
mined to be uniform in prices.
The following but few Of the articles that comprise our
stock
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Lawns organdes barege linen lustre linen lawns linen
ginghams, gngham muslins, forizeos, muros angeles
ana zephyrs cremone checks linen pOplns silk bareges
meaiic berage anasasia lutres and the beautiful
chameleon silks figured and ain from the lowest
highest price Embroidery Of the elegant and tasteful
design; capes, Jenny Lind collars and capcs,
hul article and in fact every thing pertaining dress
GENTLENIEN'S WEAR
BROADCLOTHS French and German, best make
CASSlMERS- &C g beautiful from 75c
to S. 90 per yard
NESTINGS- every DESIGN 5ni nrice
HDKFS, HOSIERY, GLOTES, HATS, SHOES,
and Mems Goods oferery character and use
give will take in exchange for goods, Flax and Tow
Linen good Jeans and Woolen Socks, allowing the highest
market price. ENGLEDOVE s. NOEII
ArpH J-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

@ lhe letter from the European correspondent Of the
~ l. noane, which we publish today, is worthy of
HI attentive Petn~ai It presents very striking point
OF Sew' the STATE Italy andwe regret to say does not
INSPIRE any l'ye'y hope that The civil commotions ID
"hcn nearly every State in Italy has been subjected will
Wofh III any mso-lt0n VI their political 2lndiinn.
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NJ a X II | A G. + ) =.

Married, on the 18th ult. by the Rev Nelson Sale
Mr.. Samuel Mccoy, Of Bedford, to Miss Emily NJ
daughter Of the late Garland Swinnev of Bedford
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The Democrats have elected their Congressman in the
fsr, second and third districts The Wing Congress
ruan is elected in the fourth district
There is NJ choice Of Governor By the people The
House Of Delegates stands Democratic and the Senate
i yet doubtful, but Inc Wings, it is believed have
small majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

Mes<T%, Br1dy AMI Hlyemeyer, the nominees respec-
lively OF The W H-s ard Democrats, Of New York. for
the MayofaI u have 5,h declined the nomination. The
WINGS nave since nominated Caleb S Woodruff. The
fee ooeFs have selected Myndert Van Schack. as
their candidate The Barn5urners will doubtless have
candidate also.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

Can Morgan has been ordered to assume the com
a1od OF ''e NeJleuInean Squadron, rice Gun Bot
asrcastj
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We mus cII=e. however, lH-s hasfy skelcH We al
,y.e wv " ub5 wi.h s-s ,-e way they manage Raj
Way I'D Fn-aad. Oh rad the Qllrteriy's article.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

CORN-42l cts.
FLOUR-Canal, s4.75
WHEAT-$l.l5 red; ST. 20 white-for Prime
WHEAT OFFAL Bran bushel 10
Shorts Is
Brown Sluffs 25
OtTs-bushe 81
CORN NEAL So cents.
RUM-New England % 80
WHl>kEG-in bbIs. "A
PRONiSlONS-BACoN: city cured and Smithfeld new
Sets hod round Western shoulders old 5a5,c. West
ern sides old 5ia6c; market firm.
hp- rCund-l00lbs. TT s
Hams, extra 9 10
Western sides Old 81 g.
Shoulders, w estern a 6
-.-.- LARD: in kegs = a s.
COFFEE-Laguayra, per ID g. 6,
no 81 az
Java g II
Porto Rico AZ g.
BRANDY-Orard, Dnpuy & Co. 2 % a 2 30
A. Segnette 3 90 a 50
lRON-Pig Iron, according to quality rs a ST.
Swedes, per ton 95
English IS
Tredegar, Richmond manutactory) 90
NAILS to q
BUTTER Mountain frkin IA l6
Fresh Butter IL 20
LIVE STOCK MARKET
to65O
HoGs-NUne in market.
SHEEP-S2 to ST. as in quality.
STATE OFTHE STOCK MARKET
Reported By Rs-erly Blair Licensed Stock Broker.
State Stuck 8 PsT c-uis-Par value $.1p-saes at
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Fresh Spring Goods,
Fancy Dry Goods,

I'VE subscribers have received large portion os their
Spring stock, comprising complete and well selected
assortment of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

FLOUR FLOTRii
NOR SALE first rate article If Family Flour ma H.,
= OF Extra supertne. SMfTIISUN < STiTHAM
APrl9 5tf
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i.-.s,-l- ..-.- ,,,. Ca. WAY are not stated. l.
,vevs- n. Islec .n- u.s non payingdividend
,t. l.,,ts,5 mo- the remainder amounts to A. IS
r. tert. 7ar a-nrm-a ~InaI o''Ge'' considering
ever, dung IasrhoE ean,.l'' Mn ~, IL me 0IV'-
r,e "a 5y Tile .'a- Com Fa' between London
Ind Manchester. Aie- ien yea's Pe'''on WIN Raj
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WIN T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS,

SOUTHERN MALI, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Close. eHs D'''s at t. > sP: ssP.M. 4
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHRRAw, SC.
Closes :: sP, X.
CHARLESTON NAIL.
Closes Clos aA!'' ~" i" ;: :; q n.
GA Way Bag win b kept open for tho reception Of
charleston Letters until o'clock A. NJ.
WESTERN hAIh, VIA cobuxHI., &C:
Closes Clos aA"''" ;; :' = = aSP:MS n
SUMTER DISTRICT NAILS, VIA srAT1RURs. >. G.
ciOsss "y' 81 :: : !; 5PPMM
. ogWay Mail, for Offices on tho South Carolina Rail
eoad close daily at5P.M.
CHARLOTTE NAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II. y. &.
Que Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday, at sPM.
closes Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at IAN
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA BED HILL, &c.
cl.ses same day, It :: " faa:
LYScHwooD xstL, viz r1hAER's PERRY.
D6e Tuesday, and Friday, 4A.M.
Closes sahts day, at +. SPIN.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 8 4. M.-C:lose at r N. Openht SPIN.
Core at NJ and open half hour after the arrival Of the
southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath. open from TO 10 A. NJ and half an
hour after ee arSl Of the Southern mails in the evening
Postage Stamps for Eale.
July l. lS4s IN. GAMEWELL, mi:
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OUR HOUSE.

Tie. proprietor returns thanks 10 Lis Kind bcue-
factors Ior lie past season for ler liberal patron
age, and for wlir, have sngagcd the services Of
man 10 travel ir weekly between here and u ar
lesion 10 furnish all tie deeacics requisite 10 sa-
tisy tastr Or appetiteI such Oysters. L"hs:cTs,
Turtle, Fish, SErlmps, and all Gi.ne in season,
with other tafieiies Of lie Charcsti;t and New
York markets. J. &. MchESNh.
p. S.-tll parsdrts HI toxin Or coualry, desitois
of being furnished Hith the atrtte luxuries, shall
be. on giving due notice at the Bar, where coice
selection OF Liquors, WINES and Ses5Fs tah ts had
cleap for &c. &c. gzs ~
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Planes.

Join'crs, Fore, Jack, Smoo.at::,,s (singlc and
double Iron), hstraga|s. Rcads coves, cove and
Bead curn;-!t', Dad"rs, (wood and brass screw
lops,) FlI>ters, GrccAn Oyaios, Hand Rail. llul.
lows and Rounds, Match, No<ing, OIees, Ovaos,
P!owt, Qurk Osccs, do and Bead, Qari Graios,
do and Bead, do. cove and Bead. Rabbet. (skewed
and s1uarc.) Reedn!, Raising, Sash, Snipe Bill,
side Rahbels, step Messing, Torus Bead, Tooth
Planes, &c.
Jack and Fore Plane Handles; Hickory chisel do
Bench Screws and patent Bench llouks.
For sale by
MrDOWALL & COOPER.
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Cheering IntelligenceI
'222NsenCed,

anu Inc victory will be given to all who desir
10 10 save money in the pure hase of Boots Shoes
hats and Bonnets, by calling at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Opposite the Bank of Cahhen, and one door rprif
oi NJ Drucker d TO-, where have now opened
a2A PACKAGES
Embracing every style and fashion, fo. the Fall
'rade The stock has been laid in at the jowes,
CASH prices, and manufactured particularly 70 or,
der, and am determined to sell to those huyiro for
cash, at least 10 per cent less than are asked for
The same kind at the credit stores.
REMEMBER,
NO profits put on for bad debts, which mrist neces.
sarliy occur with them.
having been many years engaged in the Sitce
trade, Tire public may rest assured that 10 pains
s"I' De spared 10 keep up such an assortment and
al such prices as viii cbutice to the in crest of all
10 stcp 10 and Judge for themselves befure purcha
s'ng' as goods will be freely shown, whether sales
are made Ur not.
IN FART:
ooo pairs mems goat, CALI kip and zeal Boots. at
3e0 pairs mems goat, calf kip and seal Booles. at
SlU0 to S3.0O
,,oSar oSSar mems stout calf goat, kip and seal do
aon az" .-oInen's various kinds leather Boots
'oo I pt"s M,Sa. soc. Sl.25
=, ' i.'Jn, various Kinds Isorucco Tics
al slOO to Sis to 81 90
100 pairs ladies' black u .0'0'eu "a'e' Hce's'
Booiss at SIC. SlG0 ,os.s ,-r c
800 pairs ladies' hes, phludeaf[Fesd hail Cater
walking a. SlU0 TO $3.50
700 p irs children's leather and mottt 'eS aiiu
at lSc. to 75c.
Boys and misses Boots and Shoes, great U.s.
rcty, at soc. to sl.5O
1900 pairs Negro black ard russet Brogans, at SO
TO SLIP
| 1000 pairs southern make Stchdowne, which wi
| be hltcd 10 measures at a small advance.
Hats and Caps.
Extra fashionable Nutria, Moleskin and Sati
Beaver, with all the various kinds of drab and b.
broad and narrow brims, Platina, Buena Vista, An
gola, and Is dozen mems and boys Wool, ethe
by the dozen or at retail.
| BOnRcts.
Leghorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Medina, Willo,
dc. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrinnme
Sole and Upper Leather, Gulf and Lining
Skins, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Shoe
haker's Tools. of all kinds,
always on hand.
TO say that sell exclusively southern manufac
tared Shoes, made by southern workmen, of south
ern Leather, do not pretend, but AN ready a
all times, to get up any description 10 order, as IL,
as they can he had a, any other shop.
WAsTEll-Six or eight good workmen.
J. s. McCADDON.
- report having gone out, circulate
ESD by certain interested PERSONS that ha
left A Ca.nden, it becomes me 20 say, under my ow
hand. that is nSt sc am here, and intend
remain, at the old etand to give my bssl bssl and undi
rldcd attention To customers. When | intend I
| leave; due roiice will be given. A. RURR.
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nWarAman & Boone

A''Ess@ifNa 4ar1mal & Boone
Respectfully invite The aicnt:o.u-ihe public
to their extensive assortment of
BH6ts und Sftccs.
Mems fine calf stitched Boots,
Mems fine calf pump Boots,
Mems fine calf water proof cork, superior,
do do do do do q9iled do
d6 do do siiclirU fGoiees, No. T,
do do do dn do No. =:
do do do stitched welt do No. /,
do do da du i:s.uyress Bous, Ns !
do do do pcgged pump Boots.
do do do do half welt Boots.
do fnc kip peggcd half welt Boots,
do do calf do Bco'ces, pump,
do do do do do bali wells,
do do kip do do do
Boys fine calf begged Booees. ptmp,
do do do do half wells,
do do kip do do do
do kip pe::,acd Bnoiecs, heavy,
Youths linc calf pegsed Bo, tees, pump,
do do do d" half welt,
do do DO do heavy,
ladies Boots aiia Shoes.
Ladies fine Silk Caters, varicgated,
do do do black and colorel,
do fnc lasting do black
do do hall do black pump
do do ha'fd do do we'll,
do fine kid Ties and SIPS,
DO do dn ard Duskns, well,
do fine goat B"nis and do Go
do do cali do do
Misses kid Slips and Ties,
d" kid Bu>kins and Ties, wclts,
up up
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New Goods

The subscribers have received, direct from the
Northern and Charleston markets, their Fall sup
plies, 10 which they invite Tie attention Of purcha
serS:-
Sugars. cras he'd, powdered, clarified and ST. CroiA
Coffee, Rio, Java and I.aguira
Salt, Lverrnol and fine table, in sacks
Moasscs, New Orleans and West India
Teas, Gunpo:der and Tyson
Soap. Candles ard Starch
Underwood & co.'s Pickles, assorted
Jams aud JeIies, Pie Fruits, Syrups, assorted
Picked Salmon, picked Mackarcl, picked I'obstcrs
Lemon Syrup, NutmegF, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Tomatoes ana Walnu: kctchup
White ground and Cayenne Pepper
Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma
English Geese, Mountain Butter
Rice, (ncw CROP Champaign wine
Baggng, Rope and Twnc
SwedeS, English, Band, Hoop and Rod Iron,
Cast Steel, German and BISiered Stool
Bed, Negro and Saddle Blankets
Tickings and Flanne's
Shoes and Negro Organs
Hardware ard English Poi Ware
Oznaburgs, TIo:nespuns, Shirtings
And many other articles suited TO the town ant
country trade. All kinds OF country produce Ia
ken in barter. !. BoNNEbL q w.
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RenOYal.

Tire subscriber having removed his Shop ono
door in rear of NJ. Druckefs store, will be happy
to supply any nne. With Gin; Horee MIL Tbresl-
ing Machine or Wheat Fan. He requests Plan
ters, before sefidibg 10 anotBef State for Gins, to
call and csatiine his' as they are warranted to be
as we'll made as free ftom taking FIRE, to run an
light, and make as good cotton as can be had, and
sold as Cheap, ewo dollars per saw, made out of
the best Cast steel plate.l rAs
Old Gins faithfully ftpsired. :.
Feb 7. RI. McCREIGnT.
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Head Quarters,

Upper Bunalioa, 22d Regiment S. c. N.
order M. =
This Battalion il hereby ordered 10 parade at
Flat Rock, on Saturday the l1th day ol November
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, ar cd aud equipped as
the law directs: f6t drill and fevieH.
The Commissioned and rion-colnmissinncd Off
GERS will assemble tlls dag previous Tor drill and
instruction.
Captains of companies arc Charged with tie cx.
tension Of this order.
BY order Of Maj. KIRKLAND,
A. &. BASKlN, Adj'i.
Oct. 25, lS40. al 81
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY

new supply of the works of popular and
standard authors, ANIMALS, School and miscellane-
Gus booksjust received. Also, Letter, Deed, and
Note paper OF great variety, with envelopes 10
ma en-. Knives, R,zors aud Scissors, motto seals,
waters, wax, inkst,ndS, steel pens, iuk, Japan,
Black, Blue and Red Water colnrs, Drls,
Drawing materials SC. a. YOUNG.
Oct. "A 43 If
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J. B. ULM,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Ccyler ofHayne and Church Streets,


Charleston, 5. &.
IL now receiving an extensive stock Of GROCERIES,
and LIQUORS. consisting in part of:
1900 bags OF Rio Java, al ] oicr qualities COFFEE.
$50 Ihds ST. Cror. Porto lico and Mu<covado Sugar.
lOO h!is Cuba ho'usse-.
20O hbls. y, .. AIu!asScs.
5uO lbs. Leaf Sugar
l5J bhls. Cru he'd and Clarified Sugar
A choice and we'll selected assortment of TEAS Of
recent importation, and all o:cr articles usually kept in
Ii.c Grocery line.
500 pieces BAGG.Syi.
500 coils Ropc.
600 pounds Twnc
NAILS, Shot. Fowler. Lead &c
choice s.c, ton uf :orcign WlNESand BRASDlES,
of tie following Etvur'" h-nnds:
BRtNDIES.
Morton vintage lSC5 and l5:5.
Masseit
Omrl. Dcpuy& Co
J. IIciIn'scy d 90
Martell.
prlleyu.sia
Madeira. i'll OctaNcs and or c;isks.
Sherry. Pale and Brown
Fort Spanish. in icasks
Chamiagne. IIciisk md other brands
St CIoiH and Jamaicl RIM.
Holland Gin and Irish Whskcv.
DOMESTIC GlQT ORS.
Rron''v. in and ! casks
Rrctifrd Whiskcy.
MnnongaErla do.
New England Rum.
MACKEREI.
100 Barrels Halifax and Boston Mack"rcl,
5H0 Half and Quarter Barrels do. ::
Tnprih,r with many other articles: all Of which will he
sold on accommodating terms. J. B. ULM.
Oct 81 1S49 d1 tf
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For the Accommodation

OF those who trade in the lower part Of the town
have established a BRANCH Of nv business at the
store formerly occupied b? w. ,. Johnston, and
two doors north Of James Dunlaps, where lis
NOW opened full and general assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gaps.
The low price cash system shall be adhered to and
b rgains will be given.
deem it unnecessary to detail the kinds and
prices as nv stock heinz the largest in the place.
enables the TO furnish any description lower than
they can be purchased. J S. MCCADDON.
&c, 81 4l If
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Chean SaddJerv

Cheap Saddlery.
c. NJ. "iSNNGES would respectfully inform
his friends and customers, that be hssjus' received
can, which he will sell very low. lis continues to
carry on manufacturing of saddery. ID all i,s var-
Gus branches; his materials are the best, Sc ected
by himself and no pains shall be spared 10 please
and accommodate those who may favor him with a
call-repairing and military work done at the
shortest notice, aud on reasonable terms.
Oct 3, lS49 DO 1.E 30. 81
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administrators sale.

By order of the cour, OF Ordinary will be sold at
the late residence Of W. J. Mccoy, deed. al
half past IL O'Clock, A, A., all the Pc soiia Es-
tate Of said deceased, consisting Of one Negro
hiar, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Corn, Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and Plan,aton
Ton!s. Terus, sums of aid Under FIVE dollars
cash; over that amount, six m"n'is credit, with
notes bearing interest from day ,f sale, aud appro-
we'd security Sale to take place on the 5h day ol
November. u. Mc(O1, Adm
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Head Quarters.

ORDER No.
The 5ih Regiment of Cavalry and 23d Regiment
of Infantry, will parade for review and drill at CO.
lumbia on Wednesday the 9th Of December next,
the line to be formed at IL o'clock NJ,
The Commissioned and non Commissioned Off
GERS, Will assemble The day previous for drill and
Instruction, 1T III o'clock AN.
The NJ jnr General of the 3D. division, and the
Brigadier General of the Sd. Brigade Of Cavalry.
and 5 Brigade Of Infantry, will, with their staff
attend, =.
The Drigadicr Generals arc charged with the
extension Of their order to their respective conn.,
mands.
The entire sui Of Ills ExccIlcncy. are directed
to attend him on the day oi review fully equipped.
By order o! the Commander n-cLeI,
J. W. CANTEY.
Ady't and lnsp. Genrl.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT,
JoyOl7ip;, orHo5-oy Plaster.

This artics is OF rel TO the public in The coAiltnt
belief taa, it will prove iLafa rich blessing to tho
community at large, and that il will IL, once attain that
high rpl:a,iol it n" jn,ly deserves. " hcrcver 1t
has hcc. iulro uccd lis in curing all discusses i"r
wc., it is recommended, has for il the contidencs
%! the li,ic i Profession, AM many cmncn, Physi'
cans ccnu,tst:d it in their practice for all Chronic or
Rheumatic aif,c ctions
For further pur,culrs see advertisement in another
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Notice.
OFrrcE So. Ca. R. r. CenrasY,J
Charleston, Oct. s, ls49.
From and SITTER the 10Th Inst, the local rates for
passage over this Road will be as fellows:
From ess..sh II Hamburg, Columbia,
Camden and all places 125 mfiiiss:;ssod over, S.
Under l25 miles, and intermediate distalces+
per mile, 4ct t.
Children under IA and servants, (col'd) half prc q
OEi 1.73t w. Fl. BARTLESS, Sec'y.
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5000 Pairs rIegro Shoes

5000 Pairs Regro Shoes,
Russet and Black, a. a very small advance, as
quick sales and ligI;t Profits is our nI,n,o.
Also, Tie finest assortment of
Trunks; VuEiscs, Carpet Esagy, Flats
a'ad Caps,
That CAN Gt fund III the surrounding country
Call and you will be salisIieI-llirec doors below
the Bank Of Camden; East side.
October ~ II tf
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Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery,

The subscriber has just received line assoriment OF
Permery and Fancy Articles comprising Farnias Rons-
sells AMI Prevosts Golden Bell CoogHes Lavender Wa
Roussels Extracts If We Eld. Jockey lub, Jenny Lind
Cronella ozg, Bonque dc Caroline; Eau Lustra! Bear
OIL Bandoline, Philocome genuine Masassar on tiolt
Sand Balls. Rose, Almond. Windsor and Nymph .eap
Shaving reams; Mecn Fun, Lily White, Rose Tooth
Paste camphorcd enliirice Hair, tooth nail flesh and
shaving Brushes Ivory anl Bone tailles &c. &c.
lorcound candy. Gum Lnzenges, east Powder in bot
ties Flavouring Extracts OF all kinds Spices, &c DC.
ALSO -
Constantly on hand. complete assortment Of Drugs.
Chemicals. Paints Oils Window Aliss. Patent and
Thmpsonian Medicines. Surgical Instruments, Perfume
~, Lamps. GaSden Seeds. &C..
" Oilers from dist carefully packad, and the
Oct 81 JAMES II. 3fcKAIN
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Administrators Sale.

By order OF the court of Ordinary will te sold
at the late residence Of David G. Leigh, decd. on
1hc 9Th. day Of November next, at ii o'clock, A.
NJ, all the Personal Estate of said decd consisting
,f drc Watch, Books, Feather Bed and l'-d~,ead
Terms, cash WM. ROBERTSON,
Oct. o. -s- Admir-.
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IL .:nifants to thu South and West

slnu provided witt DIR. Ossn"d's In lis Cholag"suc.
BY u ul this re,nedy, during acc'ina,on or seas
Ming ii is called tie danger, fiom attacks Of Agne
and 1; .o.- feyers. is entirely voIed The s,ran
ger !, 'rlicn!-rly exposed to these disc4srs in their
mos: I'll. iurns amI should not risk the change of
elm tic with.u, the p:o,cnn which! tho C1"log"gue
aff ,rd.. To lc found ut J. X. Mex AIMS. Agent
for the proprietor.
Oct. 2j Il