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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-20
THE FIVE PER CENT FUND.

On the 3lst ult., Gen Jones, in the U.
Senate, introduced bill, obviating the OBJ
icctions advanced by the Comptroller of the
Treasury, to the paying over the FIVE per
cent. to our State Superintendent of Public
Instruction. The bill, by the unanimous
consent Of the Senate, was passed that day,
and will doubtless pass the House. We
shall give the full proceedings upon the sub
iect in our next.
WHO EDITS THE TELEGRAPn2-We do
not ask this question for the qualification
Of idle curiosity, nor do we ask it inexpec-
tation Of getting either direct or civil
answer From the tone Of the leading
editorial articles in the last TWO numbers
ofthat sheet, we had supposed they were
written by Lucius Fl. Langwcrthy, Esq,
aad that he being, as we have understood,
the o,r,,er, had concluded, in order to sus-
tain its sslalling fortunes to become the
Editor of the concern. A short article
however, appeared in that paper las.
week, which caused us TO doubt the cor
rcctness Of that opinion.
We cannot believe that man, making
the pretentions to responsibility that Mr..
Langworlhy does; and one, who pretends
to feel so much soIcitude for the good
standing Of our city in the estimation Of
the public. as he does, would suffer pa.
per TO go from under his hands, contain.
ing such an article.
We refer to the low, vulgar, scurrilous
personal attack upon the Governor of our
State, whose private business called him
to visit our town during the past week.
We bopo the public will be put righ,
upon this subject, SO that no reflections
may rest upon any respectable citizen Of
Of our town. ~ :
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-20

buque to that place, via Rockville and
Delhi-upon which route Mr.. Davis is
the contractor.
We very.cheerfuIly give place to the
communication, and regret if we have
done Mr.. Davis injustice in the remarks
we made in our paper Of the 9Th inst
Our object was to call attention to the
subject, so that al! parties might rightly
understand the matter.
QUAsQuEroN, Feb. 18th, l849.
Mr.. Editor:-In your paper Of the 9th
instant, | notice an article rejecting rath-
err severely upon me, for failures Of the
mail on Route No. 1855, and wish, thro'
the medium of your paper, to exhonorate
myself from all blame in the matter. With
regard TO the statements Of the "gentle-
man from Delhi" | would say, that he
has either taken no pains to inform him
self us to the truth in the case, or else
that he intended wilfully to misrepresent
it. There has been but three failures on
this and the Marion route since have
been contractor-near y two years.
AS to the road, the worst part Of it is
between Delhi and Dubuque, both in win.
ter and summer. Heretofore there has
been a ferry kept at this place, (across
the Wapsipinacon) and now bridge is
being built. The Buffalo is already brdg.
ed; the two Maquoke,as only remain, and
one Of them is between Delhi and Du
buque.
The mail has been carried punctually
on both these routes, at all times, (since
have been contractor) when it could be
without endangering the life Of the car
rier, which cannot be denied by any per
son knowing the circumstances.
am, respectfully, your obi serv't,
| II I. DAVIS E,,t~,.y,..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-20

meEt Of Territorial Governments in Ca
lilornia and New Mexico, were made the
special order for the 3Oth inst.
The House refused to suspend the rules
for the introduction Oft resolution for the
retrocession Of the District Of Columbia
TO Maryland. -.
Mr.. Mckay gave notice Of bill autho-
rising the coinage Of Gold Dollars.
Tuesday, January 23d.-SENArE.-The
petition Of Hartwell Carver and his asso.
ciates for Charter and grant Of land to
construct Rail Road from Lake Mich.
gan to the Pacific, was referred to the
Committee on Roads and Canals.
The Memorial Of the State Agricultu-
raj Society Of New York, asking the es
Enlistment Of an agricultural bureau,
was referred.
Mr.. Dodge, Of Iowa, presented pre-
amble and resolution passed by the legis.
lature Of the State OF Iowa, in favor oil
compensating citizens of that State who
were called out by tho Marshal Of the U
S. for the Territory Of Iowa, to repress
an outbreak on the southern boundary Of
that State. Referred to Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Dodge also presented resolution
passed by the Legislature Of Iowa, in IA
vor Of the establishment Of a mail route
from Iowa City to Keosauqua. Also, o
resolution in favor Of a mail route from
Fort Des Moines to the east or Boon fork
Of the Des Moines Both referred tc
Committee on Post Office and Post Roads
Mr.. Dodge, Of Iowa, submitted reso
luton for the establishment Of Posi-
Route from Bellevue, via Ancheu, Can
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No. ,
fDr. FsOOR0sG's German HYiifers,

VDtHl03Y W NC fNHudtlIllu I79tSS.
''The Dispatch" December 3lst says: "An invaluable
Medicne.We have frequently heard the Celebrated Ger
man Bers manufactured by nr. Haonand spoken Of III
terms oI commentator, and know desetvedly So.
too common practice certain quarters, puff all
OF useless trash but in the OF the above Btes hun
dreds living witnesses ot their great physical
worth As medicine Tor the Liver Complaint, Jaundice
Nervous Debility and Dyspepsia has been found inyaua
BILE, encetng and thoroughly eradcating diseases
when all other medicines have failed. We feel convinced
that in the OF the German Bers, the patient does
come debated but constantly gains strength and vgor
the lramea iact worthy OF great consideration. he Bit
tiers pleasant in taste and SMELL aud be administered
under any circumstances to the most delicate omach-n
deed they be used by all persons with the perfect
safety II would be we'll for those no much affected in
the nervous system, with spoonful OF
less and gradually increase We speak from experience
and OF course, proper Judge The press far and wdc
have united IN recommending the German Btter and the
afflicted most cordially advise their
For sale in lynchburg, by u. II. LYMAN; and by re-
spectacle deaerr, generally, throughout the State.
july %
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POLITICAL.
HON

left my homo for distant land,
Hen old friends Cor stranger band,
- lei, the scenes % my ehldhoad's mirh,
To know the cares aud the grleis Of earth
= AEi low sweet voice to mine ear dad come,
- Which whsperei ]" Return 10 thine earl, home
Return Return Of the world beware
But hearlSenea not to The earnest PRAYER
- l babe the friends Of uy youth farewell,
- And broke the strength Of Affections spell;
drank of ohlivions iulliug stream.
- Til the past became a ehangeial dream
And yctthai voice to mine would come
ssRetarn, return to Cline early home
seRotnrn return thou canst vet be blest-
1tistrue, thr kindred have gone 10 rest,
Il Is true that the willow branches wave
Over thy loved ores early grate-
Blu, still thai home hath magic ant,
Which whisper peace to the troubled heart,
Around It vet is dsosrs srell,
And every thing of ihc lpst viii tell
rhoa will hear the Voices ef la,oi nnes nigh,
In the songstor's lay, and the wind'.iow sigh
And nough can that aresni.iike spell destroy;
Il will breathe u ths spirit Of hope and JOY,
Return b. that home is sacred spot
Thou cans, vet be laply-ierfc' It ro'."
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY Of the authority, vested in me By decd oil
ID Tfu.t exccuiedby john Nj Price and VILE, be5ilng
date the ltday of july 1si6 aud ofrecord IN the Clerk
O1iee Boeiourt Roanoke aud Montgomery eouhues,
offer to sell, privately, that portion OF the
"BENT MOUNTAIN
r n a { 4 . l. A y D.,
which remains unsod, consisting OF about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
F.9T.t,fBLE LIND.
The said Tract situated ia the counties OF Montgomery
and and embraces within its boundaries much yansb bic
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole oits well adapted The growth OF Grass an
to theentiYation 81 roots potatoes, tfn beets ssc sc
To persons wishing purchase stock farms Tor rearing
cattle horses mules sheep cannot too highly
he land now offer sale. know Of such range ior
stool, as the Bent MONTANA The extreme heainess OF
the place proYctba and there is more desirable place
Tor summer residence.
Persons be DESTROYS Of purchasing, will address
John NJ Price undersigned, al Fincastle Mr. Price
will be 70 accompany who wish to view
the lands Mr. Shhlings, who lives near the place, viii
take pleasure showing the land. Terms Of sale Will be
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned, and VIII
eudoayoI make them agreeable wishing Ia buy
ALEX. p. ESkRlDGE,
June s-wts Surviving Trustee.
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AGRICUL TU R A
From The .lmr,icai Farmer.

From The .lmrrica4 Farmer.
No-rs nv rur Enron OF rer AYrefcIS F,RurR,
f-oya for SLespt very general 4ptnfin prevails tAai
c,re ia f In, bs,,inq nature ia he led to Sheep ~.
cent ylee ,eey are 6elnr nf,ened IN thr sanhcs and
thu, ,be,i, ko ~ 10 first converted INTO meal In the
ltier SAFE ifadeiously fed that IS fm half 10 gil
a 1sy We d. not apprehrud that any evil snseqaeuces
could result finn - usa w pfesme thai if onr cor
respandent's "Saulb Down Barkn died fp,m oatap the
cora IL ars, m re from the manner thar was fed nut
Ia him than r m the Grain fs.f L. feeding ont IN
the err nothing like cxapss As 10 qn4nrty eau b. ar
rived a.. aud L mas be thai his sheep got t1anaeh
The wiaier feed should be diversified oats. bans
rsas aud ra1,s Il aternat y fol 10 hem crushing int
meal, wol he u,ars elalucve to their health aud pro
mat, ys q ,r, than any sther desc,intiao al food IN
FEEDING them however. III A1cR owner should always
see fhat they asn have long p1vauder as straw fodder
or hay thai they reeeiyeit rtnuafly--ihat hey ate
water,d regularly al laas vice a day-are provided
with sail and ,ar and when ihay may he ktpi up that
they have branches oe pae pfa,ii led Tor Them.
THOSE Of ant sahscrib,fs VIII, may have experience
in feeding corn TO- or flepHg sheep. VIII do rs "a
vor b, furnishing rs With their npIatn upon The ID
jeci.
Daiag Blur Dissolve pan II Indigo IN parts OF
concentrated Nla-aur acil In The solution. all part
of dry carbonate vi pstasa and then dllafe II with
times It's We lht ofwafer The elulh M yarn must he
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ed Lille be sustained without it. 1t is thrown off
from the blood and other juices the body and dsposes by
this means, OF nearly all the impurities within The blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would yon give phySic to UNSTOP the pores Or
would apply something that would do this upon the
face where the obstruction actually exists Would not this
be common sense And yet know of no physician who
sign that medicine within their knowledge capable of
doing it Under these circumstances present to physicians
and to all others, preparation that has this power sull
est extent 1t is .c.1terS .9ealing Ointment, the
UorldS Saice II has POWER restore pcrspiration
the head around old upon the chest, in
short upon the body whether diseased slightly
severely. When the preparation restored ii has Pc YER
system, and upon them, il they be diseased, TO
separate the irritating morbid particles thereom and ex-
pei them TO the snriare.
1t has POUER to all external sores scrofuous h',
skin Diseases poisonous wounds, to discharge their pu-
| trid matter and then heals them
1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole catalogue OF
disorders the entire cucle to its hea!
thy functions.
1t is REMEDY that torbids the necessity OF many
deeterious drugs taken into the stomach.
Itsa REMEDY that neither sickens, inconvenience
dangerous the nestnes other part OF the body
This REMEDY is probably the only known that
is capable producing all these results lis great val
snrestorng at the circulation Of the fluids when
checked deranged by cold other 1t
and defends the surface from all arrangement of its functions,
while keeps the channels for the blood to void all its
impurities and dispose ota its useless PARTICLES There Is
remarkable harmony ard cooperation between this medi
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for sale in New York, by
James McAlister, l4l Fulton Street. bv
JOHN II SEAY, DBgGGIsT,
Only Agent for Lyhchburg, Va.
! Feb. 22-wt2m
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~ Inc pree OF packages of Quarter Tickets only, is
ady eftscd above.
he Managers printed drawings, endorsed by the
mSoners appointed or this purposc) by the Governor
NSryand, are IN all cases sent TO on Correspondents.
% Letters always strongly and cure fidiy sealed
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have more
than six chances against their drawing package
the capital prizes and one package may draw four of the
highest prizes Two-thrs OF the prizes sold in Pack
ages ntlckets.
g. Please order few days before the Lotteries draw All
orde.s punctually answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who wish Fortune
Bucklcd their Backs, will find that only necessary
to enclose the price, laid downn the above scheue
package single ticket the truly Fortunate far famed
and old established house of
pXFER 4. CO.,
No. lIGHr-Sr., Baltimore. Md
Or, Box 52i, Baltimore Post Office.
August 2-im
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John G.. McClanahan,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, VA.
A AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
Goods. lately purchased at low prices consisting in
part OF the following articles, viz
300 bags Rio aud Laguyra Coffee,
% do o!d Java do. very superior,
80 hhds NO, p. r. and St. Croix Sugar,
10 boxes Loaf Sugar.
20 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
80 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil. (bes qualty,)
casks Lamp and Whale OIL,
% Fooscap and Letter Paper
loo do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country and Trsdpgar Iron,
90 boxes Sperm ard Tallow Candles,
80 kegs Blastingand Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea.
| chest do, ave. superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns
~ boxes IL s.a5.
2 tierces Rice fresh,
Shad. Mackerel. Herrinas and Roe Tlerrinos.
IQUORs,
60 bbls Rectfed and Mountain Whskey.
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II d. Imitation French Brandy.
French aud Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine Chest quality.)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga. Sicily Madeira and Port
Wine. with many other articles.
& q VI NJ s S IO.N UST.NESS
My rrampt personal attention given to consignmens %
FLOUR. WHEAT, ToBtcco, BAcoN and all kinds coun
try produce Also, To receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage
| May Its JOHN e. MoCLANAuAN.
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MAliSTER'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT,
Or WORLDS SALVE

I he prccodlng figure is given to
represent the L.N'SE.NiSIBLE
PERSPIR.4ITO.N. 1t is the
great EVACUATION for the
impurities Of the body. 1t will
he noticed that a thick cloudy
mis-, issues from all points of the
surface, which indicates the won
dcriul process going forward
within. This perspiration flows
uninterruptedly when we are In
health, but ceases when we are
sick. 1t should be the care of CIV
Al 4 l.
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Lots for Sale.

| HAVE number Of BUILDING LOTS, in the ncigh
hathood of Mr.. David B. PIync's residence. which
WISH 10 sell they are laid oil into an two Acres and
divided into hall acres, tany purchase should desire
it, These Lots are pleasantly situated and al convenient
distance from Town Persons wishing purchas will call
upon Mr {, /. Wills, With whom have left a plot and
survey OF the Lots, and who my absence, authorized
sellthem WM nANlFI In
JULY 9-wts
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Virginia
Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUI
~ pefior Court OF Law aud ChanecrY Tor the county OF
Patrick, at the court house thereof the rst Monday
July, lSl9.
Ewel II. johnson, Plaintiff,
against
James w Wauhop, Thomas NJ. Clark and Abram sta
Pies Der's
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant James W WatAop, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 thu Act OF As
semby and the rules o this cou audit appearn by satsa
tory evidence that he not uhlbant this Common
wealth. On the motion ol the plaintiff, by counsel, it is
derd that the said defendant d. appear here the LIST Mon
day in Scptcmb next and the plaintiffs amended
bill and that copy oil this order be forthwith published in
the in'hbg Nrgnan for two months succcssively and
posted at the front door OF the court house OF this county,
some court day, \ copy-Fese.
July l6-w2m SAM'L. G.. ST .FS. CIk.
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EObacC0 SCreivS.
Norwood Tavern for Rent

Ns-rA THIS we'll known Tavern stand, on the For.
ftE1sSNa est Rnad II miles W est al I.,nchbutg and /
Jsas1sR miles East ol Liberty, Ion Rent OF Lease.
er&4afsA There IS at tbs place every accommodation
esTss ~ss$se@ necessary to Public House, hcsde, COED
SinIe ftlnsr and indnr Shop Sufficient LAND o eXccl
lent quality 10 wHk several hands, viii he rented the
ANcra drsnod. Il Is deemed useless say much IN
Ed To tins property, as is known 10 be OF the best
ld'tn Stands IN the country commanding at all times
lartr amount ct the travelling custom. The property will
be shown to any person desiring rent, by Af James
Slaughter who resides in the immediate vicinity. ANY com
mnniations addressed In the subscriber, Norwood p
Bedford county, Va, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. Its MARY r. HARRIS
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SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENT.

'EHE Eleventh session of my School commences the
first Tuesday september. Thankful or the very lib
cal patronage bestowed upon me- would soil 1t its
ance. No pains shall he spared the moral and
mental culture OF those committed to training
TERMS hegetoiore-yiz s23, SIS, S7l per session
of five months. w. h. FEA rHERSTON,
july 31-,t3S.
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road and dwelling IS nude rcek. and has washed
into usi iaeune,aae gnliies. THIS Spring. p'ongh-
ed and narrowed this unit fvel. Cite balance sanding
ia scdae baS and scattering eevet) snd pat II DOWN ~
bpekr h At with he view Il turniug It in this summer
THIS field an desnous Of getting clover he s1t be-
ine naturally kind 10 aud wish to ASK the quickest
and chea pes, wss dfefHpcdng my ehleet Would Rnano
and hfle dust please the qnaaliues) bring rye,
or wheat and clover or wund yan dom II advisable u
put the field Ia cn and O. III ong the regular rliaioni
An answer to my inquiry VII be- mesl gratefully feeeiv
rd SIC field spoken OF is eye sure II visitors and
passers 5v.'
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
COSTUME HALL.

COSTUME HALL.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTTiNG-WHOLES
AND RETAIL.
an baud and for sale, the largest and best assortment of
~ SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices We.
~ much reduced.
COATS.
Coats Of every variety, embracing all the latest styles
Of improved cat aud make from 10 2, 3 > g.
8, $40, and upwards.
pANTALOOSS
Pdntaloons Of all kinds from Is cts 70 50 Is. ,
80 and also very fashionable Style the Iamartine stripe
low 3, ) 50, 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests OF every variety, comprising silk. satin, cashmere
marseles, valencia, from 80 cts 10 cts, ST. -, ~ %
- and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best assortment BOYS
Clothing ever offered in this city.
splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and GASSIMERES
Of the best make together with large and handsome
ty Of silk aud maseilles ycstngs winch will be up
order the best manner, 20 per less than the
ed prices and ia all and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
IL. II. COLE.
o. Attached the above Of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every variety and make prices which cannot tail please
ans wishing to purchase gB-ONE PRICE ONLY
Baltimore, Nd, April 2-wiy.
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WIIfSKEY FOR SALE.

WIIfSKEY FOR SALE.
sp BBl.S of RIVE Whlskev,
10 do Recihed do
country Merchants, and ohers wanting Whisov will do
WEI to give call before purchasing, will sell
article cheaper than II can be had in this market
IANGliQBNE = HUNT.
july 30-w3m,
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Chilling Establishment.

have ntercd into co-parnershp under
the name and style of n. GUGGENHEIMER s. Co,
Tor the purpose Of conducinga
General Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ola kinds adopted the present season. which they offer
low for cash. at their store door r. Tyrees office,
Main Street, Lynchburg. N. GuGGENfiEIMER,
Il. GUGGENIIEIMER,
S. GGGGENHEINER.
Dec. It's
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$40 REWARD

StTOIEN from my stable the night Of the 81 inst,
- BAY HORSE, with black legs, all aud name, ioretoI
cut of shpit, right out five feet upwards high sup
pose infrmatipn that SAID horse carried over in
the direction Lynchbng will pay the above reward Tor
the king up aud delivery said horse, at my residence
within mu Nichols Jerry in IIalilax county. Va
The a.e described horse is about eight years old
aud has white spot at all on him.
Aug 2O-w2m ROBERT TORIAN.
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commissioners $Hfe nj kNWN.
ny NlRTU T. o a deercal order OF the Circuit Superior
ID Court Law and Chanecry Tor the town OF lynehbufg
pronounced Saturday the 18th day Of November, 1878
suit therein depending brtWecn Horny Iuggle, admins
traitor Bltlrf Greenwood, deceased, aud Nancy Green
wood. plaintiffs ins Daniel Roberts, the hirs o Henry
Wade deceased ana others defendants hc undersigned Com
missioner, Will the Sh day Of September next, the
premises proceed To sell public auction to the highest
bidder. thu TRACT OF LAND, in said decree mentioned,
containing
400 ACRES,
lying in the county oi Iallax near Republican Grove
beth ,,dos Of tlsttes road, Commonly known Godys
Old tractD aud adjoining the lands Of William Bows and 9TH
much thereof will b. necessary TO satisfy the
q1stions of said lc-tcc.
Thu purchaser viii be required par in cash much a.
will be necessary dcfray the EXPENSES IA, ale, and Tor
the resd Il tho purchase money, credit ol six twelve,
aud eighteen months will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security, aud the title 10 the
land retained until the whole % the purchase money shall be
paid EDWARD II. CHRISTIAN, Com'r.
Aug G-wtsS
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I'd NJ \. g. u - ID q Sc.

3ohales nmers 10 balrs osnabugs 30 pieces caleocs
2oo pieces be,ched domcsie- 50 pieces hleachcd and
brown drlnRs ~ pieces Alpaca, 50 nr aud wool
hats, broad cloths lcanN goods pants
coats and vcsng' linen, bed ticking, white cbrhfr giue
hams lawns, nanIecn twerds, buttons OF all nds, Pens
Shnvels ints hand saws srythc blades, heat selves
cotton and VOID cards knives and pf, tea kettles, Tea and
table spoons, shaving hoScs, percussion caps shoe
iaeks slpr thread blnrhng, sccl yauls coffee mills soda,
stlerains, birthstone ep-nm salts, putty lamp black copper
alum, ogwnnd saltpctfr, mustard, nutmrg cap and let
to- paper, chocolate, biae tea * sr All of which the,
Determined to sell The very lowest market rates
cash ~ IN exchange f1r country produce
They respectfully invite then friend, and the public gene
rally tegse them call before making purchases nothing
shall he len unumedto give them + Great Bogais'f %
March % is
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I. 10 u . Is y i.

30 hauels mountain wlskcy3n barrels old rye whistey
% hlrcs apple brandy 10 barrels madeira 10 bar
rel Malaga w,ae-lo pipes French brandy pipes tin
IIrnaL hranlN