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The State ofSouth Carolina,

William ID. Rollings who is in the custody of
the Sheriff OF Darlington District, by virtue Off.
Writ Of Cnplns nj Satislncicndiun mt the suit of
John +. Erwin, having filed in my office ~tugcti,-
or with n schedule OH oath, Of his estate and cE.
fects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas,
praying tint lie may be admitted to the benefit
Of the Acts of the General Assembly made for
the relief of lnsolvent Debtors. II is ordered
that the said john +. Erwin and all other. the
crcditors to whom the said William ID. Rullings
is in nnywisc indebted, h., and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear before the
said Court nj Darlington Court House ON Mon
day the seventeenth day of March next. 10 sllcw
cause IL any they can, why the prayer of the pc
tition should not br grnn.rd.
l.. b. ERuNSON. Z. 4. =. =.
Office of Common Pleas, December 10, 1880.
Darlington District. s 3n
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-. f.. - EH--@Gs Na=H.s fr1N.rrsEEEstE~
ALADAMA.-We give (says tho Hart-
ford C0araM,) the following extract Of q
letter from a gentleman of Alabama to a
friend in this city. rs a specimen OF the
state OF feeling in Tho interior, counties OF
tho South. The writer is q native OF
Connecticut, who has resided in Alabama
for some years, and fully understands the
viewsof those about whom he writes:
HyVhat Calhoun could not effect in
twenty Years, has been done in six weeks,
viz, union of the South. do assure you
thai, in this county, one of the wealthtcst,
and containing MS quiet and intelligent n
population as there is in the United States
s-whig too-where first there wis a large
Union party-there is now nc one prom'n-
ent citizen that | know Of or lave heard
of, that does not say the time has come for
secession. For one, with many tins to
3kind me to The North-horn th~ere-haVing
friends and relations from whom it would
@be painful to dtfer-having hoped, and,
until my recent visit to the North, having
expected that my children and yours would
live aud die under the same government
our fathers had-it was with great reluc-
tasce that I was convinced that the North
would not leave us alone, which was all
we asked. AS it is, ! am prepared coolly
and calmly to vote for secession, and, It It
is necessary, to sustain the vote will, life
and fortune. The Union, as it has been
managed for come years, has 10 friends
here. Those who hoped justice from the
North arc giving up their hopes, since the
news calne of the action i'll Ohio, Pcnnsyl-
vahia, and especially in Massachusetts.
Nothing but the clfactual waking up of the
Union Inrn. (if any such there be,) at the
North, and their clfectuai putting down Of
slavery agitation there, can now save the
Union. No Union party here can save it.
Their ground has been taken from under
them by the notification of the slave law,
and the renewed and increasing agitation
slave question at the North"
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Cotton Seed,

The subscriber Inns been cultiyatinr for
tho last four years the RIO COTTON, and
carl safely Recommend Il to the public.
Tho Ro Cotton is nj least three or four
weeks early Than the Pet,itgulr, and will
yield from Ia to Il . moro lint per acre
staple equally rs good il not better. 1t will
yIc!d from 33 10 50 lbs OF lint 10 100 lbs. of
secu cotton; the seed are considerably small
or than The pci:itguli. Ii is uniformin bear.
in@; II il'nos well and Joints short. Seed
can be had Of the subscriber in Iowar Sn-
fem, Sumter District, at fifty cents per bush
ci, or they VIII be delivered in Sumtcrville
or kingstroc nj ~scvcnty-tivc cents. Those
wanting had better make application OH or
before lst january c
+. S. WORSIIAM.
Nov 80, 1850 G 4,
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OGOIGWla~S%o

DiEp.-ln the City of Charleston on tile 29,h
November last, Mrs. E%LLEANon RANDALL. La
CosTE, uged sevrnty.two years, consort Of Mr..
Stephen Lacoste, who at the time of his death
was Presilcnt of the Union Insurance Colnpa-
ny, md also n Mcrchnnt in Charleston, and
Mother of Col. Stephen Lncoste OF this District.
She Left Mt the time other death 5 living Chill
dren, % Grand Children, 7 Grcnt Grand Chill
dren.-She was born in ST. Domingo, and escap-
ed from that Country during the revolution Of
that Country, and has resided in the City Of
Charleston since the year 1874. She was of
tho Roman Catholic Church.
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NEGROES! NEGROES!

will offer for sale to the highest bidder
al Su,ntcr Court house, OH tho first Monday
III January next, some % valuable negroes
belonging to the estate of Mrs. A. A. Will
der deed, and also at the same time and
place seven negroes belonging to tho estate
OF X. w. fIarviu deed, making in all 35
negroes among them arc Men, Women
and children. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well to attend the sale
Conditions made known on day of sale.
w. LEWIS, =. s. ID.
Dec. i'h, 1880 6 St
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&LyCmomGsGNo

MARRIED, OH the 18th ult., by the Rev.
e. l.. King, MIR. FRANCIS b. BRowN, to Miss
ANNETTE REAMs, all of this District.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. w. Banks,
"A. l.. CRAWFORD, EsoR., Of Chester District,
and Miss MELINDA p. HARRINGTON, daugh-
ter of Rev. John Harrington, Of Sumter Dis
trict.
On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Owens,
Col. WIN. NJ. JAMES, to Mss MARTHA, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. a. Norris, oil Of this District.
On the Eth instant, by the Rev. S. Owens,
MIR. NEtdHnoUR JOHNSON, TO Miss SUSAN
RIDGwAY, all Of this District.
On The ll,h instant, by the Rev. D. Ne
Queen, Mr.. JOHN S. R~IcHARDsoS, Jn., TO
Miss AGNES D. Mcdowell, all of this Dis.
trict. -ti ~.
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Land For Sale.

Sscsss a tract of land containing 700 acres,
@Al more or less, lying five miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, be.
tween two and three hundred Dcrcs cleared
ADJOINING lands of VIM. Cooper, j.. c..
NS'therspoon, and II. .Josoy, belonging o
inc estate OF David T.. Wilson, For terms,
apply to either Of tho undersigned. /,
T.. G. DUBOSE,
A. SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 9th, 1850 S #
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Notice,

STRAfED from Capt. Lawrence II.
Bclser's on Wednesday night the 9th No
vcmbcr, a large bay horse about seven
Years old, and PAGES remarkably we'll
One OF his hind feet is white just above the
liool, and has a scar OH the left arm near
the body, which has the appearance of hav-
ing been burned. A reasonable reward
will be paid for his delivery to the subscrl.
her at Weights Bluff, or for any inlorma-
ton that may lead TO his recovery.
J. RUFUS FIELDER.
Dec. 18th, 1850 7 Ar
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CLOTHING,

\ fl! assortment Of Mems al Enurh's Cloih.
ing, Hardware and Carpenters Tools, Rugpy
Springs aud ANlrs, tarrilco Trimmings AIalca-
Die Iron. Bouts. etc. Mill saws, Cross Cut.
saws, etc. loo Hogs nails, Guns, Gun Locks.
etc. etc.
Brass and Japan Wagon Harness. Snlkcv and
Gig do. Carriage 10. Fine Enelisli saddles.
etc. clc. y good assortment Of Hats and Caps.
GRO CERIES.
Goshen Butter, Cheese. .Sarlines. and Lobster
20 boxes "f SpcrIn Adamantinc and Tallow
Candles, Soap, Starch etc.
y la:gc stock OF Shoes and Boots. Porter and
Ale the best article imported. Mclcira and
Port Wine. Sugar and Coffee, Bacon etc, n,
the lowest market prices by
J.. B. HANKS.
Nov. 6, 1850 > #
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

EHparte.
Jas. L. llaynsworth Petition for sale.
and Wife.
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House, OH
inc hrst Monday in January next, aud ii
not tncn sold will be offered at subsequent
sale days until sold.
10 wit: the following negroes, Milly
about % years old and her daughter Char
lotte about 7 years Of age, and Fed a bow
about II years old, Terms OF sale are
cash.
by order Of the Court,
JOHN b. MILLER, Com'r.
Snmtcrvillc, Dec. ith, q :,
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Il. a. Duprc, rs. ~. W, Du,r.-

4. "A. DIiprc, vs.. ~. W.. DUpre.
By orler of VIM. LEWIS, Esq. Ordinary fur
Sumter District. | will sell nt sumter i',nr,
House within the Legal hours of sale. ON, tract
OF i.nud continuing 2oS actrs. on Sammy Swamp
waters of Black River. bounded ly lands ,f
Lewis Broidway. \. b. Cockcrril. w. A.. James
and !. II. Brnnhy, belonging 10 James DnPr.
decd, to the highest bidder, on II credit of II
months (all fees casl.) The purchaser .i,iny
bond with good Security, and n mortgage. Of Tin.
premises To the Ordinary, for the pavn,cn, Of th.
purchase money, with in;cr.s, from day OF s;L,.
, III. SKINNER, =. ). u.
18Th Dec. 1850. \ u
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- 49, fIN1N $780, -srr- p.--vse- e--.-. -s-+Sr.-rsy
Clarendon Female Academy.
- SUNVERS DHSTKIGT.

School will DO resumed in this establish
mcnt on Monday, Goth January 1851. The
Principal will be assisted by a competent
lady. lie has ample accommodation for
boardcrs; and presunlcs it is unnecessary to
say a word in regard the health of the
Sand Hills Of Clarendon. For terms &c.
apply Git by letter. post-paid) to
w. X. STUART, Principal.
Fulton p. o. Dec. 10th lS u 9 st
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Negroes for Sale.

Will 'bosold ut Public Auction. in Sum.
eryllle, on the first Monday in january next,
TEN or TWELVE likely NEGROES,
Terms OF Sale-7-A credit Of, ONE, Two
and TIRE years, equal instalmonts, tho
purchasers giving Bonds with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from the day, OF sale.
MARY w. MULDROW.
NOV &c, 1850 6 st 2'''
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Notice to Stockholders,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of The Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, will take place III Sumteryillc, on
the first Monday in January next.
Stockholders will rccollect that proxies
must be given under their hands md Ssals.
d. ID. McLAURIN, Sec'ty d. Ite'r.
Dec. d, 1850. 6 DIT -
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MNNAGE,
For Sale,
MNTNSE.

Mrs. }. DOWLlNE respectfully Gale the AT
tcntl"ii of her friends and Kind patrons to her
recent selection . FANGN GOODS. consisting
Of Muslin De LANES, Ga!icoe,. GinghamS, Rib.
ih"ns, i.acrs, Ladies' Caps. &c, and a choice Sc.
lection at Grocrrics which she will sell ns cheap
rs they can bc purchased this side of Charles.
ton; .Nhc solicih a share o~fpuhlic patronage.
Oct. Both, 1850 I'll
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Notice.

MILL be sold at the late residence Of
VIC. G. Moody deceased; four miles
above Statcsburg, on the 10Th. December.
Horses, Cattle Hogs, Corn Fodder Peas;
also-Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Plantation Tools &c &c.
Terms made known on day Of Sale.
b. MOODY.
Ergc'r.
Nov'r. eth, 1850. $. at.
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Come and See.
Elegant Black nn:! Fancy Silks,
Figured and Embroidered Caslmcrs,
Mode and Figured Alnccus,
Black and color.d Ca,icoes mud Ginnlinms
Black and co!orei !Stuwls Of every size and
quality, ~
Wclch and silk Warp FiaIu,eds.
brown and tlescl.et Shlrling and Sllcctinss,
Marscilcs = uilts etc. etc.
For sale by
J. r. SOLOMONs g. co.
Oct. %, 1850 81 n
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MN SMAA ANNNs,

VI. DRUCkER & co.
AXE now just opening their large and new sup
ply "l scascnahlr goods, consisting in ,s,r; Of
! i"iiis, tnssincrcs, satiincts, vcs,ings, linens.
Ilain and figured nlpaccn. mousclin de lainrs.
tiiigllaIns, Will, other goods for Ladies' Dresses,
----AiSO--
\ sI'icndil variety of Cal'cocs. and the very hest
ana cheapest h!rachcd and brown Muslin
III I've found in the town
he above Good" have been selected with the
greatest care, AMI viii be sold ns always. u, the
very lowest prices.
Dec. Hill, 1850 7 #
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PYFER & CO.,
.aLIu- 90 Il IA..a AL

VNIIIS institution, which is under the care and patronae,
1 of the PREsBYTERY or MONTGOMERY, will be opened on
the first Monday in February, 1850.
The Board of Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
MIR. VIM c. Hagan, late Of App mattox county, who wa.
unanimously elected at their late meeting, has accepted the
dations, not only from the Professors of Washington Col
lege, but from those who have had sons under his care. This
Academy is located III the vicinity of Chri,tiansburg.
The building is large and commodious, and will be fur.
nished with a valuable Library, and Philosophical Appara.
ius. Boarding, including wood, lights, washing, Sc, can
be had in respectable families in town, or the country, at a.
bout Sc per month. There will be two sessions OF five
months each.
The terms are-For the primary course of study, including
Orthography; Webster's small Dictionary,
Reading; McGufie's Readers,
Writing and Composition,
Arithmetic; RAYS part 81, for beginners part %,
Geography Mitchellas School Geography, with Atlas,
last edition,
English Grammar; Billions 0-per session OF 5 n months,
81 80
HIGHER COURSE.
The above, or either, with
Latin; Billions Grammar and Bullion's Latin Reader,
Greek; Bullion'sG Grammar and Bullion's Greek, g."
Mathematics; Davies course,
Chemistry; Diapers,
Natural Philosophy :
Moral Z" Wayland's Elements of Moral Sci.
ence,
Political Economy. by Wavland.
Rhetoric; Blair, University edition)
Astronomy,
Geology,
Mental Philosophy,
logic-per session OF ) months. st2 so
NICHOLAS C%HEyALiER,
JOHN CRAIG,
Il. H. MONTAGUE.
Committee on behalf of he Trustees.
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Lynchburg Virginia Land Agent.

'VhlE undersigned, ny request OF Land sellers, has estab-
l. li>hed in the town Of Lynchburg, an agency, for the
sale OF Land; the object of which, is. to afford facilities both
tothe purchaser and seller of land. He Mil keep constant
y In his oti' c, correct and tn rough descriptions Of farms
Tor sale lncludlng quantity, quality, location, price, terms,
ana ai "ther information essential TO be known by one desi'
rous OF purchasing.
In tins way, persons unacquainted with the country, or
WISHING to purchase, ran, without delay, have such a plapta-
tl1n pointed out to them that would suit their wishes, and
the purchaser and seller AT once be able to meet each other.
And, on the other hand, sellers can bling then Land to the
notice oi those directly concerned. without nototiety, which
IS ten unpleasant within itself. Persons " no wish the aid
otthis ONCE m selling, must gives full and direct description
VI "e' Land ~ order that a lair and candid representation
may be made 10 the purchaser.
ms Agency will be advertised in the most prominent as
ono at J" likes Butler's, opposite The Banks. All COM
mnnicaiions must be post paid, and they will be promptly at
tended to. BENJA. WILKES.
Dec 20-ts
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tsi,un III crgls. ,hsn apfesis % ,iF setiare 81 sbInas. u
ur artiel. a.tr ues alreads Ion csieeded. we should
take tsrecia iy lleasnfe ~ describing the level n4ain.
llnnesf me fo.k, erzauie fefnsins, rank 'e2eiatton. had
water and lsis med atmosphere. Nblsh. together. dep
palatsa Tor = seasaa he en- e San insky. The decotu-
lsrsaian Of vegetable and al anal subs anres and the itof
ga 2 iiun at the same in cpnueeiln with lie laws oil
h alih, will fefm The i.xa e. faaase tInatks.
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PURE CONCENTRATED
Extract % .Bagh3ica Ginger.

'i 'Dlc'ent ana sfIfqH Stom lchic SttDUiaat and Cagqni-
n%attce, for The rciief Of Fiataency, aiavfng .N;gsea
&c, Nc.
I'IlS Extract contains in a concentrated form all The eS.
y scnt'al properties OF the best Jamaica White Ginger. and
WI De i'und a valuable, safe and grateful stomachic siimu.
M III n ehiechled and langud state of The stomach, ac.
''''9"tu win a sense oi sinking or taintness, which be.
IA arrangement os the digestive organs. 1t imparts in such
uses an agreeable and cordial warmth. giving strength ard
'ne 'lihr impaired organs. and l. moi l,llwed by that sense
oil tas'''nde AVID depression which eusues after the use of ma
ny other stinulants, For ale hy
Jan 2i-ts JOtiN II SFAV p
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Connnlis>ioncr,s Notice.

n ! a circuit superior iouft oil Law and Chanrpry -
u tinued ana held Tor the town of L4ynchburg. a. tI.,'ul.
house in said town, on Friday, the 18th day OF .I,nou oul'
1850, sitting as a court OF Chancery. "!,
l.inans Dipuy aid Celine c. his wife, and William -.
and Louisa .. iait, infant children 81 Caleb TIM NJ
ceased, who sue by Lineas Dapuy, their next friend. -"
=. Plaintiffs,
Nethcrland TAFT, Bacon TAFT, Maurice II. Garland adj.
dc bonis non Of Patrick TAFT, deed, and Samuel Bra,st".
Sergeant of the Corporation of Lynchburg, and as .uch ~
ministratoro oil Charles IL TAFT. deceased, DrT.
linnus Dupny, one of he plaintiff, having dena,tea "a.
liie, this cause is ablted as to hhm; and tile plaintiff n. WI
liam TAFT and Louisa O. Tat, having attained their fnli,aaa
they are allowed to prosecute this suit, in their own narfssss'
NJ. IL Garland, administrator de bonis non Of Pa, ricl -,
one OF the defendants, having departed this life: and S,nrsi
Garland having qualified as his executor, he i substituted ~ ~
the place and stead of M. II. Garland, deceased. aud ~ IL
sad Samuel Garland is, by consent, also m de derend,r, ~
administrator de bonis non of Caleb TAFT. deed -S,m,I
BranSiord, a administrator Of Charles II. Tat. decd ~.
dead, the cause Is likewise abaltd as to him: And il h.inao
suggested that both Patrick and Charles II. Tait's estate
have no abiding interest in the subject in controversy ,,o,
having died intcstate and without issue, and their interest
having been merged IN their next Of kin, or passed by trans.
lefsto Others in their life time, there is at present no nercssi-
ty OF re ivng this suit, "a 10 thrir estates: And tl,r,uno,
TINS cluse came onto be further heard on the papers formerly
read,ani was argued by counsel: on consideration Nheteof
The ceutdoth order, that the ease be referred back TO one If
the Commissioners e the Court, who is directed to take a
further account OF the administration of Caleb TAFT, the elder
deceased, since the last sell emeut-aGd also an account be-
tween the parties, aud make report 10 the court, with any
matters speeially stated, deemed pertinent b, himself, or re-
quired by the parties to be 80 stated.
A copy-Ieste,
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DIBRELL'S L,
~A
il;A
Vain street. Eynchburg. Va.

WItEN ~FFVfH, ny NNsHFDFFG II.
: b'ilE undersigned Would respectfully ,nturmt the public that
i he ~ we'll prepared 10 accommodate day, transient and
permanent borders, on reasonable terms. From an expert
rnce al 20 Ne,t, aud u1Ncaricd cndeaVouIs ~ please, he
hopes 10 nbt AIN the support OF hls old irieuds and hat oi -ttaa-
gers. His house Is conveniently located and contains excel
lent rooms Tor families. Gentlemen. arriS iue ia their own
conveyanecs, will find an excellent stable and carriage house.
GiI\S. l.. DIBREI.t., Proprietor.
~ Passengers in the Canal Packets, intending 10 take he
stage for thy point, promptly called Tor.
Jan It's
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ID, ROBES, elk.
CoMnissIoNER's OFFICE.

Iynchbnrg February 30, 1850. {
The parties 10 this cause will take notice, that | have an
pointed Monday. the Stidly of April next, to commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing decree; on which day at
10 o'clock, \. NJ, they are requested TO attend at my Office,
IN tins Town Withttieir accounts, papers, Sc, prepared for
settlement. GEO. BtNAGlI, Com'r.
Feb 2l-wlm
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POLITICAL.



Thou art gone to the grave. Father, to the dark and silen
grave
No proud maasoleum o|r Thee stands, OF flowers above the
But though Thy bed may iowly he. aud lar from friends apart
Tn, memory still shall ever be deep treasured IN my heaat,
Thou art gone to the grave, Father aud never more or
Shall w behold thy much loved form beside the cheerful
hearth.
The old arm chair is vacant now, where OF, when rackod
with pain.
gain.
That old arm chair ~ha, thought arise, as an it new !
And Sigh to,hinh ofhape thst,s aed. oresrier by-gone days
Days when l was a merry child. blesscd with Father dear
But now-I am a hapless one, for e, thou at, not here.
AM of, | think me oil the time, when, in accent, sot and
You reprot'd me, with a gentle voice, for heing a hayward
child,
And then the hind approving smile that DER thy Iaee did
play,
wsenr isend to your good advice, aud from duty did not
stray.
When disease had robbd thy check, Pa her, Of is once bril-
Ian, bloom.
When man his skin had tried in vain from death to rescue
thee,
With wha, saemissisenes. you bowed to our great God, de
cree.
when mourning fro Ids around, Father, with fearful oyesdid
stand,
When yau the las, farewell bad spoken and clasp'd them by
the hand,
When earthly tics were severed and brightly burned Faith.
None knew the anguish Of my heart, its bitter, deep despair
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NEW CONCERN.

I,lE FIRM Of Lacy y GARLAND, having been dis
/ -il,cd on the Ii inst the undersigned have entered IN
10 co psrtnetsiip unier the firm ni
LAC a vSHEE.
and will continue he COMMISSION y FORAV ARD.
ING BUSINESS N the housc occupied by the late firm IN
the BASIN. where Ne shall be happy 10 execute the orders ii
our friends, a. hcretaiote. aud viii pay particular attention
Ia Inc sale Of all Idnaso Produce, and respectfully sohci, a
continuance 81 patronage heretofore extended 10 the late firm
Of /. & G.. MUSES. LAZY,
Ar a. Al TINEE.
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TINSLEY & TAYLOR,

TINSLEY & TAYLOR,
Grorcrs aud ots,Dtissson .nerSh6"ss
A.. RI Nos RErEINfNG \ LARGE y WILL.
n ESCORTED q
Groceries, Liquors. Dry Goods, &C,
consisting, in part, 81 the following articles
~ bids y Il and \ q Sugar,
1Ubaxes stewart I1sisnTar,
100 bag R,o, I.agufrs sai Java Coffee,
200 kegs Nals, assorted,
10 tois trau, assorted.
; a blister, shear aud eait Steel,
900 saaks sail.
~ Ibis Tanner- oil,
20 u New Olesas Nolasscs,
10 ksss Du Points fFF aud blasting Powder,
gUDb lbs bar Lead aud Shot,
10 boxes Ia, ! case vcrf superior.
30 Is iInlla Suns aud other Iallow Candles,
20 baskets sweet OIL,
10 hhfs. No Maeserei,
, ea=k'. Iuce,
la10 lbs. Hoop Iron,
20blas Pepper, Ginger aud Spice,
2 Gefouns indigo,
hllds. Msddtr,
\ large assortment I1QrORS-Applc Brandy, old Rye
Wbtskrv. French Brandy, ~. \ heavy stock oi lpanestics,
Oynahnes. Bleaches, Ca1t ocs, \ pagcas, Lawn, Kentucky
Jran-. Boots, shoe, Hats. 81 and many other articles too
numerous ~ rnumtIate; all Of which they are determined 10
sell Al the very lowest market rates Tor cash, OF IN exchange
Tor country produce. Thy respectfully invite lien friends
aud the public generally 10 give them a call before making
their purchases, a. nothing shall be left nnturned TO give them
bsreain..
trb. It's.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-28
NOTICE.

4 HEREBY FORwARN all persons irum selling any
J ttjpr 10. OF 10 anYwise trading with, OF trusting my wiis.
Nts. Nav Bowls. formerly NIafy ftlsan on my account,
Tor she having lett my bed and beard against my viii, and
without pr,Yotatipa, / VIII DOT be Liable Tor any ct her con
tcaei.. IRVINE =. BOWLS
Jaa 3f-wIm Bedford county. 18Th lee 1919