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ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S
DIR. MARTINS .
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY

THIS Compound of the best remedies offered He
public N Coughs, whether arising from Colds or the
h0opns Cough, that dreadful aIadv Consumption.
ew remedies in the short time has been before the puhc
have efeccdso many The poPretos every day
receiving orders for Assistance, and in this which
they have been highly gratifcd 10 learn good effects The
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Maryland,
Che Right Revd W r Whtngham) las authorised rs to
say he has used 1t in hs person with decided benefit
and our Medical friends do not scuplc smend
one OF the best remedies in Consumption Bronchitis
SC, whieh'they have met with The following from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island y HON we
made ac4uaintedvy the preparation:
Kent Island, (-9Td) J,ule D, 1917.
DIR. Martin Dear Sir-Snce return home.F p1escr1-
ed yous SYRUP OF UTL.D CHERRY in several rases:
oGe npartcuar, a Of asthma Of long standing a
bout IL years neigho and patient OF mine Her disease
has been benefited BY any Medicine which she has
KEN and for the last year she has been confined entire
ly 60 the house. do know that she has had good
nights rest for long time. but since she commenced taking
Medicine (and she hasony taken bottle she
able! to 60 to bed and sleep well all night think the Me-
dcae Will make perfec: of her. and she Is determined
70 give fair trial Her husband, Mr. Rhodeck Earic-
SON. merchant here and you Will send him
OF 1t, he Will act as your ageet Yours,
s SAMUEL HARPER, VI \.
Price 70 cents per bottle Around each bottle there
short treatise on Diseases OF the Chest
Dec 2l-wl2mr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16

T rules held in the Clerks Office Of Bedford county
- court, On the both day Of June, 1919.
Pleasant Preston and Thomas J. Lcttwich late merchants
ana partners trading under the style and firm Of Preston s
Lctwich, ana William W. Reese Plaintiffs,
against
Mastn Snidcr, William Franklin and Sally his wife, for
merry sally Sndcr Andrew Craig anu .ovcy his wife, for
mery loycy Sndcr and homas ferguson and Scinha lis
WIFE, formerly Scinthia Snder, Defendants.
IN CiINNCERY.
The defendants Thomas Ferguson and Scntla his WIFE,
not having entered herapreaance and given security
ding TO the act Of Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
ants o this Commonwealth IT ordered that they do APP
pear here on the fourth Monday August next and
h PHI q the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the lynchbmg NiIgnian, for two months
esivey and another copy thereof posted at the front door
Of court houscoi thi> county, court day.
copy-Teste,
June 2S-U2m JNO. NJ. REESE, y. c.
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GOOD ADV ICE.
I HFoH z Up
Department.

John A. Prentice, in his recent valedctory rctr
ing from the editorial chair which he had filed for AZ
years, has the following:
"No man should be without we'll conducted news
paper he is far behind the spirit Of the age unless
he reads, one, is not upon equal footing with his
gardful of his duty to his family, in not aordng them
opportunity ofacquirnga knowledge Of swhat is
passing in the world at the cheapest possible teaching
Show me family without newspaper,and venture
to say that there will be manifest in that family want
ofamenty Of manners, and indications Of ignorance,
most strikngly in contrast with the neighbor who al
lows himself such rational indulgence. Young men
especially should read newspapers. 1t were boy
even of twelve years. would read newspaper week
y, though had to work by torch light to money
enough to pay for it. The boy who reads wei, will
sure to make man ofhimself, hating vicious indu-
gencc which reading is calculated to bcgcta disasto
for.n
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Advccs from Montcvdco via Rio dc Jonciro, to the
10th Of May, say that the treaty, arrangement
greed upon between Governor Rosas and the French
and English ncgotators had been accepted by Cen
eral Orbe; and that first consequence there
to be armistice for six months.
There had been no renewal Of difficulties with the
California Adventures at st Catharncs All the YES
sells bound to California had sailed from that port cx
cept ship and the steamer Senator, the latter
waiting repairs to her engine.-N. Y. Courier.
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3D. Life be sustained without it. It is thro-n on
om the blood and other juices OF the body and dpoee, Nv
this MEANS OF nearly all the impurities within The blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would you give phvSic to UNSTOP the pores , Or
would apply something that would do this upon the sur
face, where the obstruction actually exists Would this
be sense A.d vet know Of no physician who
makes any external application effect it. The
sign is that medicine within their knowledge is capable Of
doing Under these circumstances present physicians
and to all Others preparation that has this power its
extent 1t is Nc lstcrS .3lfeqIniS Ointment, the
II 0Tlds SaIce. II has POWER pcrspiraon on
tho feet the head around old Sores upon the chest il
short upon part othe body, whether diseased slightly
severely When t.e pcrspatian Restored, it has Pc WEIR
to penetrate to the lungs liver any other part the human
syteI and 70 act upoa them, if they he diseased
separate the irritating morbid PARTICLES theelom and
pei them 10 the surface.
has POTTER to all external sores, scroulsus hui
mor skin Diseases poisonous wounds, discharge their p-
trd matter and then heals them
l. iSa E,HEDI that sweeps off the whole catalogue Of
cuaucos disorders and restores the entire cutre lis heal
thy functions.
1t is REMEDY that orbls the necessity Of 50 many
deleterious drugs taken into the stomach.
Its REGEDE that neither sickcs:gives inconvenience
dangerous the nesnes any other part the body
This REMEDY is probably the only known, that
is capable of producing all these great results lis great val
is inresorng once the circulation OF the fluids when
checked or deranged bycoId other preserves
and defends the from all arrangement o functions
while keeps open the channels for the blood TO void all its
impurities dispose fall its useless particles There
remara bic harmony and cooperation between this mcd.
cine and the various functions
The above valuable ointment Is for salem New York. by
James McAlistcr, l41 Fulton Street, and by
JOHN II SEAY. DFrGGIsT
Only Agent for Lynehburg, Va.
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FROM JAMAICA -The New Orleans pcayu

FROM JAMAICA The New Orleans Picayunc
has received files Of the Lngston Journal to the 18th
inst, by the arrival Of the brig Ranger
Every :hing quiet on the island, although the
inhabitants still manifestng discomfort with the
colonial policy OF the government. A public meeting
was convened in the parish o st. Avrs for the Goth
inst, for the purpose of petitoning Her Majesty and
both Houses Of Parliament urging the enforcement Of
the slave treaties between the Governments of Spain
and the Brazs, and that OF Great Britain The plan
ters find it impossible to compete with these powers in
the sugar market under the different systems of free
and slave labor which prevail in their respective
tries.
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BLOCKADE OF TIE COAST or AFRICA

The Washington papers of this morning publish an
official notification Of state of war and bellgerent
blockade, declared by the Commander of the French
Squadron against all that portion of the West Coast
of Africa lying between the Grand Bissam and Asst
ME rivers. The French Commander says it is because
the natives Of the territory of Ack comprised between
the rivers Grand Bassam and ASSUME have violated
the treaty which they concluded with France In ISL,
and stolen French merchandise.
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The heart beats high, bright its hopes,
No sorrow dims Youths brow
And nature inn ocent OF Art,
Bursts forth in gladness
Yes, he is b,est-afcction strcws
His path with colder how'rs-
And virtues grow more strong each day,
Refreshed by kindly shov'rs.
He whites away each precious hour,
la reading, study, play;
And thinks it strange that Heav'n could be
More bright than Earth to-day.
Thus joyousy his young days pass
1t is real dream,
Too transent-O, it cannot last,
''rhings not what they seem'
But Manhood's years are fastening on,
He leaves his boyhood's home,
With curious eye and wandering thought
In distant lands TO
He's gone-but will the eestrangers heart'
Each tender want supply,
That, when in his happy home,
Those lov ed could meier deny
Perhaps 'tis Fate thus urging him,
With anxious, rapid stride,
To leave forsaken those most dear,
Careless what may betidc;
Or being bright in visions seen,
form to him unknown,
Whose breathings on his ear at mr.. hit
By zephyr's wings are borne.
His spirit depths, they must be sirid
By uncommon dream
He sets his foot stranger soil,
But 'ate things " hat they seem -
O, he has wandered far and
Through valley, wood and hill
And now he sits in yonder glen
His throbbing breast to still.
His thoughts ofthose early scenes
His youthful feet had trod,
And thanks and gratitude now lift
Ills voice III praise to Cod
maiden, who his history knows,
Yes, learnt from his lips,
Now passes and in the stream
Her tiny loot She dips.
He speaks not, moves not, for his heart
Is like to burst its bounds
Al length ''Tis she, my life, my love,'
Throughout the vale resomds.
Back towards her Cottage home,
An instant more he's by her side,
From him she cannot roam.
Their hearts are pledged, their vows renewed,
As oft they were before,
He takes her hand, he leads her forth
To the cettcr's vineclad door.
They kneel before the aged pair
Who give blessing warm,
sEThou art our child's protector now,
O, guard her from all HARM
And he is happy, tho afar
From native land he dwells,
For his own bright and gentle bride
With love each sorrow quells.
Whae'er lot in life may be,
blessing will be given
To those who, with an earnest heart,
guidance seek from Heaven.
HONE
1.ynchburo. June 1919
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Wanted immediately,

VI'E snbscrIber wishes to hire Thirty Forty able
L bodied NEGROES for the balance of the year,
BY the month, for which am willing pay much
than the usual wages the line My work is situated
miles from yncburs in healthy part of the county,
Bethel.
Any person having negroes for hire would do well call
the subscriber who be found all times at that place
or on Mcdaniel Lee, Or Geo Bagby, Lynchburg-
June 2S-ts JOHN EDDS
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Female Boarding School,

= l2iE NEXT SESSION Of the Subscribers School viii
= the I'D Of july and end Christmas AIT
fhe branches a useful and ornamental education viii
faithfully and conscientiously taught scrupulu- regard
viii BE- had the and department Of the pupils
cimmittcd to hi and OFT Of school
The retired and healthy situation Of this school, renders it
delightful retreat during the sum:ler season.
L ERNS:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic = 0o
Geography and Grammar ~ On
Botany: Chemistry, Meutal, Moral and Natural PHI
losophy II 90
The Languages l. 90
Board, Si~ Dollars per month
INN>F NJ. the subscriber residence miles east
OF amherst court house. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
.I:y 9-3w
It.nuhlican and pari.t cany tyyice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16

The Hon. Edward Coles Of Philadelphia has com
munlcaed 20 Mr. Clay for publication. letter 10 him
from Mr. fers.n, written in Sl4, in which he express
SIS hi'nstiln remarkable and strong angnage against
the institution Of slavery and in favour If prospective
emancipation Mr.. Coles was JefeIson's Private Secre-
tdIy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16
VOCAL, MUSIC.

= r.. PERKINS. assisted by Mrs Perkins in the
w juvenile Glasses will open School for nsruc-
ton ID VOCAL MUSIC in the large basement room
IF the Masonic Hall, to commence Tuesday evening
the 9th inst. In order to the wishes of Parents and
all others who feel interest in this branch OF education
the Juvenile Glass will the School Room, at
halt past o'clock, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Evenings. The Adult Class will meet on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday nights, at s O'Clock
Having had many years experience in Teaching we
believe bis School will offer facilities for acquiernp
knowledge of1he Elementary principles combined with
the practice Of Music but seldom enjoyed in any
MUMMY. The Terms also such to afford whole
families the opportunity Of attending the LECTUR RES
Parents and ali others interested, invited meet
at the School with the Juvenile Glass on Tuesday
evening. when the system and plan Of teaching will be
explained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16
IN CHANCFRY,

The defendant Paulus f. Harrison, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the act of As
semoy and the rules Of this and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he nabitant of this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered that the said defendant, Pauus f.
HARRISON do appear before the Judge of the said Circuit Su
Perior Court of Law and Chanery holden for Bedford
tv at the courthouse thereof first day of September
term next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that this
order be inserted in newspaper published in the town
OF ynchbur@ months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this court
copy-Teste, jos. WILSON, CFk-
June WIN
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REEER EN- E-S .

- Rev; I samuel B, Wilson, : Prince Edward.
VIM H. Grant, leader of Prof. Choir,
Charles ID. Yale, Richmond
George r. Peake,
James Mcclure, leader Of Prof Choir, I
w. II. White,
G. C. Wellford, Fieo w.
CD H. Mercer,
June its
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The defendant Willis NJ Reynolds in his right, and
administrator Of krdweA L. Dawson. deed, not having
entered his appearance given security according the
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appear
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabtan Of
this Commonwealth Il ordered That the said Defendant
do appear here the first Monday in August next, and
the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the town
ct vnchbur for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the
front door OF the Court House Of this county.
ACoPy-Teste,
Nav l1-wlm ROBERT TlNSLEY, c.
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From charlottesville Advocate
APPOINTMENT or STATE, S'IJIDFN1

The following State Students Were appointed by the
Faculty Of the University their MEETING, July n,
fill vacancies existing under the general provisions Ut The
law the subject.
9 .I,hn f. Patton If I aui-
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q 600 YDS Flax and Tow Linens and Drill
~,OOO lings in store sgnment, to which we in
ve the attention OF contractors and Others wanting such
article. LACY * GARLAND
Nav It's
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LyHChbHrS, .SnssfrGI bridge, and
ECTineEGH EiNc OF Coaches.
T-7sz2sKA
NE RsS ts,.s&s.zs
E7@ls.--A
TRI- w EEKI,.Y

4 1INEOF STAGES is running between -lcll-
n burg and'l eNn2or via the Natural Bridge lca1 my
lnehbug Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and Lex
'ngton Sundays, Wednesdays and through in
dav. PARISH y co.
June ELM
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Fine Lam, Oil.

A SUPPLY of very superior winter bleached Lamp Oil
n Just received and for sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
June 7-ts
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Feb. 2l-w12m

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Ollie of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
County Of amherst Monday, The 7h day OF May, 1919
Willis P. Bocock administrato Of James Wall deed,
Plaintiff,
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l. 10 u o Il s /,

30 barrels mountain whiSkev30 barrels old rye whskev-
~ barrels apple brandy barrels madeira wne-IO bar
TeIs Malaga Wine-lO pipes French brandy pipes fine
French brandy
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PLASTER SILL, Sc

PLASTER. SILT Sc
IN TONS LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER.
~ $50 sacks Sat,
tons country Bar Iron.for sale by
Marchi-ts JOHN c. MCCLANAliAN.
NTOLASSES --25 Barrels best Sugar House Syrup and
W 9. Ml4s5es-lpst receiving and tor sale low.
june 2l-ls McCOEhLE y SIMPSON
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POLITICAL.
For the 'sIusiRian.o
YOUTHS DAY-DREAM.

Inscribed TO c. C...H, .lIaaisonrIle, Ky.
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a. hhdt'. P. H. and \. 0.
Sugar
40 a. ycrv finearticle
~ barrelSrlarit;ed sugar
81 boxes WoolSey < Wool
sey's Loaf Sugar
200 bags Rio coffee
80 do L.aguyra coffee,
- do Government Java ID
2JO kegs nails, assorted sizes
= tons bar iron
) d. rolled d., assorted 81
ZcS
, do American blistered
steel
| DO shear and cast steel
500 sacks salt
10 tons lump plaster
10000 lbs. cotton warn,
ELeaksyIllc' aud other
factories.
81 bbls. Tanners oil
% hhds and tierces molas-
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T- sBssa:
+ rle held in the Clerks oa-e IT Tie Circuit SUPERB
5r Court Of Jaw and Chancery FOR Bedford county the
4:h day Oh June, 1873
@Margaret Gross, formerly Margaret Cooper, Plaintiff,
Adam Cooper, Henry Cooper, Jacob Pcarcy and Caha-
his formerly Catharne Cooper Jesse Powell and
Polly lis Wlte, formerly Polly Cooper William Cooper,
Conrad kvines, and children OF
Elizabeth Kymes, decd formerly Elizabeth Cooper Adam
kyss and Eve his WIFE, Formerly Eve Cooper heirs OF VIII
liam Cooper decd. Robert Otcy, eAor ol Isaac Otey decd
sally Cooper, Barbara Cooper, and Ai-tead Otcy, sheriff
Of Bedford ana such - mr. If Aomas Moore deceased
Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants Jacob Pcarcv and Caharne his wife, jesse
Powell ana Poy bis wife, William Cooper, Adam kysc and
Eve hiS',vie. Conrad X vines AMI
The other children Of Elizabeth kymes DECD, (vhpse
unNnaVu) and Robert O.ev, executor 'oi Isaac Ocy
Decd not having entered their appearance ana given secu
y according to the act of Assembly and ne rules Of this
audt appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of tins Commonwealth It is ordered that the
said defendants named above being Inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth do appear before the Judge Of the said Cir
cult superior Court Of Law and Chanrcrv, Lolcn Bed
ford county, tie house thereof he first dav
September term ncNand answer the plaintiffs tll and That
mis- order be inserted IN newspaper published III The
town OF ynchbur- for two months and posted
ri The iron. dIor Of The courthouse this county some
court day 4 copy-Testt,
June WIN JOS. WILSON. Ci'k
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Xis.gialia:

rifles held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for>edord county, the
lth day of June, 1919.
Henry Davis, Plaintiff
against
PauIus F. Harrison, Richard P. Harrison Richard F.
son, Defendants.
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~ CHSNCERY,

Willis NJ REYNOLDS in his right and administrator
Of Ludwcll H. Dawson deed, and Isaac r. Reynolds,
Defendants
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law on the subject.
8 District. John f. Patton Of Lewis.
6 % Thomas w. Cecil. Of Tazewell.
Archibald Robertson Caves % W as!ington.
II 9: Henry Nj. Patterson, Of Augusta.
p John g. oawrgIt, Of Buckingham.
II g orlando 5. Williams of NeckIenbuy.
% g Louis G. Bouldin, Of Charl lite.
80 &c j. V. Tucker. of Brunswick.
50 90 A gernon Bate of Prince George.
As there were applicants Fl IN some Of the vacant
districts the ,ard Vsilers thought il best, for the
present. 10 authorize the Faculty fill sach vacsnces
BY giving such places TO applicants from districts already
filled The following appointed under this spe
cia authority from the Board of ' siters:
l District. Alexander G. layne, Of Aeghany.
2 Henry G. Davidson, Of Itncbb dge.
Alexander n Jordan. nf Campbell.
S. John b. Wilson, Of Frederick.
II &c Roherl L. Madison, of 7, tnrshurr.
These appointments fill all the vacancies i'll the State
Department.
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SNIITHS0N & STATHAM,
GrOccrs and Commission Merchants.
FIR SH ARRIVAL.

A h SH ARRIVAL.
WE most respectfully invite the attention of our
" friends and purchasers generally to our large well
lected and
Fresh ~rrir05 Of Family GrorerieS.
together with general assortment Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, among which be found handsome assortment
J Calcoes, beachcd and ublcached Domescs, bcached
and unbieached Sheetngs, beachcd and unbcached twe
Nuslns Innings Of all descriptions Bed Ticks, Penit tertiary
Plads and Checks Nankeen, plain and twled Oznaburg
Begging, sc.
Family Groceries.
N Orleans, Porto Rico, Clarified, Loaf Crushed, and P
verified Sugars,
Nolasses,
Rio, I.aguayra and Java Coffee,
GunPowder, Imperial and Black Teas,
Rice, Salt, Iron, Sc. Sc.
Cast, Shear and BIistered Steel
A-SU-a large assortment of Hats and Shoes, Wood
Ware, &c &c, all OF Which offered low prices
wholesale and retail, SMIrHSON s STATHAM,
Opposite Farmers BANK.
PS-We have 6nc stock Of Supcrfnc Family Flour in
store and for sale. 5. & S.
May It's
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Q. 70 bbls. y. @. molasses
80 keSs gng powder
sic ~ DO blasting 80
1000 lbs bar lead
Of 20 bags shot
20 boxes tea
/ case canister Tea, "a SUI
perior article
do 80 boxes Hull s Son and
zes other candles.
10 boxes sperm candles
81 20 baskets sweet oil
5000 lbs. leather,
red 50 bbls. behring's,
80 grindstones,
| 10 cases liquorice
: } tons castings,
1000 lbs. hoop iron, all sizes
IN, ; casks rice
ier 20 bags ginger, pepper and
spice
2 ceroons best indigo,
as , hhds. maddcr.
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I.ynchburg, June 1919.
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TERMS.

Juvenile Class, 50 90
Adults, 3 90
o. The course consists of twenty four lessons or Lee
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Fresh ~rriral Of Ezrsssiyu C.roceries.

WE would most respectfully invite the attention of our
W friends and purchasers generally, to large well
l. cd and
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NEW CONCERN.
TlESLEX *. TAYLOR

RE n0v receiving a large and well assorted stock Of
~ Groceries. Liquors, Dry Goods &c,
C8Hyisftlr III payf Of HE r. IIo,r;ue, o,.,;cI.s.
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ROBERT TlNSLEY, c.