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NEW Fancy Dress Goods.-The subscribers respectfully
their friends customers, especially ladies'
following variety Of new spring goods which they viii DC pleased
viz:
pieces hghcolored spring mousselines, pink blue,
pieces figured moussene., very patterns
10 do neat figured mousseines for children
70 DO half mourning - do
de Parisiennes, half mourning material
Is do fancy coored bereges blue pink, and green
% DO snsrosdersd eersses' In very select styles
50 do medium priced do, comprising great variety opstierns
+ Is do iusire berere, low priced arucle
gnsham, musns, lawns, annexed styles
sopieces best French gnsham in all desirable pai,e for CHI
30 do best printed jaconet cambrcs
20 do French muslns
IS do coiorcd lawns
30 do small plaid mu.ns, dress pat,erns-s bargain
8 90 90 neal n 90 f FRENCH p" DO
s do soiid eciessS do IN pink blue, and green
In white goods have
20 pieces fine jaconet cambncs
30 do medium price do
so do cambria musiins In all grades
- do fine satin plaid and striped eambncs
% do do thin Swiss musins
100 do plaid musins At l2f per yard
IS do hne and medium corded dimites
10 do nce-corded casnbrcs
IS do namsooke and null musiins
Is do hne India linen and bishop lawns
70 do colored dotted swiss Inusns
20 do hnc plain Swiss muslins
20 do wide Tarleton muslins
90 do colored do
50 patent hoop skirts
50 Victoria do
"a Marseiilcs do
~ fine mohar do
line, which rate pleased
exhibit together with OF
goods all Of which we prepared sell the voab
Mar is-iw
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We were glad to perceive Mr. Prescott the historian,
in The hall Of the House Of Representatives yesterday
morning.
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Lewis's Panorama OF the Mississippi.
Affsrnoo. Eyhfhifiaa

Lewis's PanorAma OF the Mississippi.
Affanooa Exhibition.
NO those living distance, during
the evening" opportunity visiting this great work.
etors have concluded give day
wednesday and Saturday aenoons commencing ~
p. m. Abundance 70 cents. Apt
By GREEN T. TASTET, Auctionoers.
ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
TIONOn Tuesday, the 18th instant shall sell
dence OF Lieutenant Holcomb, the Sd street,
10 o'clock excellent assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany antique, Louis XIV style, land Grecian sos
DO two large Gothic arm chairs, crimson velvet
Do do do damask satin
Do hair-sen sofa and rocking chair
Do dressing bureau and wardrobe
Do dining and breakfast, and other tables
Do fine marble
DO dressing glasses &c.
Walnut marble-top tables, sdeboard clock, &c.
Mahogany French bedsead feather beds, and
Cottage and other chairs
Saxon damask maroon, and yellow window curtains
Fine painted window shades and muslin curtains
Girandoles, pine oil, hall, and other lamps
bohemian glass and CHINA
China, glass, and crockery
Among which white French china dinner and set
Cut glass goblets, Britannia set, &c.
Brussels tapestry, ingrain hall, and step carpets
Wilton hearth rugs, druggets, and mating
Also, good lot OF kitchen requisites .
Terms All of and under 325, cash. over $ credit OF
go satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
The of excellent quality and
furnishing The house will be
GREEN 4 TAsTET
Ap u-dts Auctioneers
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that from 20 TO 80 miles Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad
will between LIST and 18th OF April next
The road passes through healthy and fertile REGION and
braces worthy Of the attention OF able
and experienced men.
The prefers let the whole work Of construction in
30 miles and, that wish
further information invited TO call nj the Office in Alexandria
The bids will be made basis OF payments In cash to the
remaining the stock
OF They be this Office NOT later than the
April submitted meeting the board OF
BY order OF the board: r. O. ATKINSON,
Chief Engineer
For the infounaon Of parties distance Is well TO state that
and railroad about 20 miles long and
tends from Alexandria, through Fairfax Prince William, Fauquer,
Cupepe and Orange countless Godonsviea point the
eed portion Of the Virginia Central aoad formerly called the
Louisa railroad.
inspection will show lis promise
make IL valuable thoroughare any In the Union.
Mar 5-eodtl6A
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cARUsrs sALOoS.-Mr HUDSON, the great representative
OF Irish character vocalist performances
all the principal theatres Of the United greeted
enthusiasm rarely Witnessed respectfully
that, his through this fuhl his
In The North, he w give
Monday evening" April Is entitled
Re interpreted with mirifu national
and characteristics introducing eight popular
Tickets and programme be had At principal hotels and
stores.
Admission The open a. O'Clock the
tainment 70 commence at O'Clock precisely
An 1877
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Law and Agency once.
RICHARD M. YOUNG.

LAW ana agency Omce.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
(L.ats CommfssionU Of the General Land OHcs,)
III AS opened Office in Washington city will his
Ill entlpn the
fore Congress and the departments
Reference made the members Congress heads OF
and bureaus generally OF personally
acquainted.
Once Pennsylvania avenue, above WIZARDS
tel, the Treasury buildings
Washington City, April s, 1850.
Ap 5-lwd&3mcp
NEW Mous.eIines de LANES, Bercgrs, Tissues, silks,
tenuon OF the ladies'
20 pieces choice style spring moussclincs.
30 pieces medium and low priced spring mousselincs
20 pieces plain fancy colored pink blue,
sea green, and grave colors best grades
2opsces fancy bercee mode drab pink blue, and
several shades last named color
- pieces figured silk tissues, In style patterns.
% bcreg de aBcs beautiful goods spring
In silks have received
10 piece. be-, ssc. s .is, choice spring shsS''
Is pieces plain striped risce silks very cheap
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
April Civ
NY GREEN ~ TAs rET, Apct,oassrs.
OFFENSIVE LOT or MAHOGANY, BOARDS PLANK
i5 instant, shall se n front Of door,
Of ON and streets, Hasup Wecdens building, at
O'Clock, .. m, large LOT Of mahogany, Was
5000 feet dne curied veneers
1900 do n, X, K-ncl boards of fine quality
900 do IN, ~, *, ~ inch plank
Terms All soo cah $40 credit Of 60
and 20 days, for approved endorsed notes bearing interest
GREEN TAsTET,
Apia-3td AucuOneers.
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WATSON q RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
street. opposite the Patent Office, Washington, ID. c.,
procure letters the United States and in foreign
es and give advice all questions arising under the patent
rEyrn moxs cossrsrosprsrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents
Hon James wes'eo b. chairman Of Committee Of Senate on
Soavs%sur ksmsl,, West y Point foundry.
Henry nrsyoou esq, Glsndon Iron s Work. so.,on
D. B. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
roRsIos ooRRssrosDxsrs
Creed esq., Birmingham Railroad Company,
Edward Sabine r. n g. Lieu,enan, Royal Engineers,
Michel Chevaer Ingeneur enchefi and Robert Walsh
Paris Nov 2-3nw6w
NEW Cloths. Cas-imeres, and vestng..-The sub.cr-
goods which sy he attention Of sf snas and ne
French cloths received black brown blue,
20 fancy esssmere embracing the popular shade. fs
10 pieces bes, French doe skin cassimercs
do mediunpriced do do
IN vEsTINcs WE HAVE
Rich French cashmere y nsesn different varieties ofpae'n'
Rich figured silk ycstngs, complete assortment
Together with almost every article requisite for gentlemen in our
line, % which we invite she q, attention $4,000.
A NEW supply OF shawi.. cioaks, and sacHs.-susn.
before purchasing We following descp
10 rich embroidered French clOaks shapes
. common materials
10 plain cloak. richly trimmed
In sHAwIs we have
e Hungarian long shawls, in rich colors
ia half mourning DO a., in new design.
100 medium and low priced woonsn shaws
So D. '-''''' ' SLHsErr, NEWTON, MAY co.
s. s ''' assi "a s;ss
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Assistant Teacher Wanted ImmediateIy.
TUE Principal Of the wauenton IN C) Male Academy wishc
employ forthwith assistant teacher who qualified 49,
lhe various English branches mathematics he
c an unmarried man, Of sober habits and good moral chas
70 the Principal.
Feb ls--dd
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NEW nocks.-whi,e Jackets the World IN MsnOf"'
IN BY Herman Melville.
Chslmers's Posthumous Works Vol o.
The Lac Of John Calvin BY Thomas H. Dyer : 80, an
Mar ~ FRANCK TAfLon'
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plain and Ornamental wire-FencinE.--The suhsas
beers, having recently appointed by
agents for OF and beautiful ~ plain
fencing, would respectfully attention orr
public variety Of samples which may be hafdw
Pennvana avenue, Sixth They would @
merafe The following AZ among the numerous which This PEI
manufacture IL being applied, vizi
Enclosures FOR cemeteries farms, public grounds cottages "a
gardens.
Columns cornicc work for cottages.
Guards for seamboa and window guards private dwele
PRISONS lunafic asyums, kc
Tree boxes and si.ies work for conseaoes anna plants
Arbors, arches, and verandahs.
Cellar gsnes and hiefproof gstngz sky-ights, &C
JNO. w. BADEN 4 BRO.
Feb 2o-1aw6w =
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THE Newt ournsl OF Medicine for March. 1s50.-Pub
iished ms day, No Al or March, 1850 Of the New Yo
% hedcne and The Collateral Sciences edited BY y
fufpc NJ d. This number contains historical notice OF M
ogfess o medical science from the landing Of The Pilgrims
ryn9uth 10 the by Stephen w. Williams, M p
SUCCESSFUL Fbrous ovaum by the ia
abdominal section BY w H. Van Buren, D. Report on prems
labor induced pelvs ri
r. w bstchord NJ D.. Excision Of scirrous Mamma followed
Twelve days after the operation by Teann BY samuel Tyler
OF Frederick Md with eight other original acl
Of great practical utility The review department contains critics
analysis offhs reports Of the ran
actions az the American Medical Associaon together with hb
graphical notice Of all The late medical publications. lis og
retrospect selection matter non
all The freirn journals while Ia American may
found interesting editorial communications seecuH
from American medical journals.
Tfs journal pnbtshed In The city Of New York ever
this, containing ia with perfect plates and ILLUSTRATES
an has reached the st year Pre-
81 per annum, 50 per copy.
Specimen numbers sent application (pc paid 20 r. ~
agent Of the New York Journal Of Medicine, ~ Wall street. N
York
Subscriptions received and numbers Cor sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn avenue,
Mar 1-lmw Agent for Washington, n Q
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CARDThe attention Of the ladies and gentlemen
"a uci respectfully invited to the sale which
viii take Tuesday instant O'Clock
residence Of Lieut. HoIcomb, e. corner
They VIII ind the furniture Of excellent quality nearly
and the sale well worthy Of their VIII be
ready for examination Monday the previous the sale
For further particulars and description,
Ap 1875 GREEN A TAsTET Aucjoneers.
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AWet0neers.
l'fGARs AND TOBACCO At AUCTIoN.--on SATURDAY, 18Th
Instant this mornnr1 At 10 O'Clock, sell In front
Centre Market 10000 fine Havana Principe cigars and four
full boxes fine chewing tobacco Persons wishing purchase
good article line will do well me sale
be sold o close consignment
Api3 GREEN TAsTET. Auctioneers.
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VIsTTING-CARDs prinsed and plates engraved I'm she
hours' notice,
the finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Nov 70 BookseiIers, oh q.
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CARD.-rhe OF upderakers, and
carpenters, respectfully invited sale Of mahogany
boards plank, baars &C. win take place Mon
day the 18Th instant at O'Clock m, at our warehouse, tn
corner Of sh and streets, Haslup Weeden's building
The stuff r. Of fine quality and well worthy
ton. For further particulars advert iscmenf.
Az l3-M GREEN TAsTET, Aucsioneers.
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WE understand that DR. o. Psrtrfare of phiIadel-
phia who ~ wen known for his succesu Of
diseases, will be at the
Friday next where persons can have opportunity Of consulting
him professionally Ap tl-3r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-01
TELEGRAPH CHURN!!

sNE undersigned having secured the right TO the State o
Virginia, in this and most valuable invention, de-
ous oi disposng County wfgt to make, and vend,
said Churns, on The most iay orabe terms.
The above invention patented the st June, 1919,
and ISSUED lSt day of January 1880 and is doubtless the
best Chun ex,ant, producing butter in from to minutes,
and gathering it in roll alter churnng II also simple
OF construction and perhaps easily cleaned, than any
other in
This Chun exhibited at the last Far of the American
Institute, in the city of New York. and there tested with
many other Churns; the result was, Silver Medal
awarded to this, while o the others received much
complimentary notice, from the Managers of the Institute.
II is used ii the largest dairy counties in New York,
and bids fair drive every other Churn out OF use. Ccf
Gates its efficiency be by calling the sub.
serbcr; or better STILL occular demonstration will be given
all desiring it. Letters to the subscriber, post paid, viii be
promptly attended to-
July % 6m JAS. B. WARD.
specimen OF the above may be at the store OF
Messis. Thurman s. Schofed, who will shortly have the
Churns hand for sale.
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commissioners sale OF Eana.

vNY ituc o a decree Of the county court o tamhe IN
the Anthony guardian Sc Paucson and others,
,ha the 18th day OF August next On the premises sel
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, the lAN II The
mi and mbits in said mentioned lying on i'e and
title Opossom Creek, in the county oi CamPbe ainng
tblands Of Jno tabc and others and containing de
rr,be in the deed filed said case about 800 ACRES.
mis- and has been described being rgnaly pro-
dne,ivc much and easily susceptible o improve
nent Its at distance Of between and miles from
chburg, is adjacent To the linrhhurg and Concotd
'rurnpke aud the James River aud kanaWha Canal 1t
contains beds Limestone said To BE- extensive; YEN oi
Mrblc and suitable sites Tor mills machinery the I'M
mediate vicinity Of The Canal and Turnpike Opossou,
Creek, which affords an abundant supply water
The win be Tor cash aso much OF the p9rchase no
ncv as will be necessary pay the expenses o the sale aud
costs OF suit and credit oil g. IL and Is monhs Tor the re
sidnc Bonds with approved security will be required, aud
In. ti,le retained until their further security
Tho t, is believed 10 be unquesoned but lctmg Gom=
missioner shall convey such only Is vested in me by the
decree. h'p =. bN'''s N'''' =
July 99-tlTA
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable

KENI. rs INTE N IOWN.
fINllF undersigned under decree
of the Circuit Superior Count o aw hanctiy Ion the
toNnoi Iynchburg pronounced in the case ol laws ,s
Dudley and al" will proceed ON FRIDAY the S0th iay o Nu
gust next, sell hv way public aucon the follow ing
property, situated in the town and belonging To the ,s
tate oi the late Friend W lll,am DAVIS.
Io.r \,
Fronts Main street - feet inches running hack iI2
feet extending Robert wall aud goes
to the wall OF the adjoining tenement below
Ior NJ .
Fronts an N ,;, s,,,o, > ! loo, Al, r , Ian.
ol alley between two h,irk ten,wrn,s and ,nnpe b,rL
a.. - ,po ~ '''' ~ ''''b ~ =
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'sNIlHeXtrrise, tins school will be resumed The 18th
, july The session viii consist oi tive months and tel
inmate The l5h December nex The school will be
duecd under the auspices o the undersigned whose lang
and devoted attachment To- his profession, oer lie
hopes, ndueument bra continuance Of the liberal support
which be has received al the hands of the public heretofore
lis system Of II. .tarton will be such be has found best
suited to the capacity # youog minds with such improve
men the advances lJt made in pilaaey and other
en-c, have enabled him adopt In teaching the Ella ssics,
he VIII avail hm-efoi slsh recent discoveries appear
compra hel-i5n. lIths school v be taught all that re
qrcd for useful and ornamental educaan Ancient Ian
guagcs and ancient Literature will receive especial attention
Pupils Will he required ouY 10 read cllteally all the
Greek and Latin prase aud poeal works used IN collie
e aud igh schools but essential part oi his system,
they viii be expected to furnish wucn exercises accurately
prepared, consisting o the conversion o Latin Greek into
English, aud of English into Latin Greek. For this
purpose Greek works and the Latin authors ol
the Nugusanage will bcuecd aided in the latter by Krebs
Guide l1l writing atin The French and Spanish ao
taught nponthe mos improved pian. In hematies, Will
brtaugt Arithmetic, Algebra, Elements 81 Geometry, plane
and spherical Itgonometrv, surveying, &c. In natural
SCIENCE Natural Philosophy, Descriptive and Physical As
tronomy. In moral science. English Grammar, English
Compositions Rhetoric, Bcllescttres, Elements OF LOGIC,
Moral and Mental Philosophy Reading Writing, Ortho-
glaphy Geographic Sc viii be particularly attended to.
The School is moral and highly intelligent neiahhor-
hood It. location atords TO patents distance sufficient
security tht their children will recec kind and parental at
tenon Board b. baned in good families ia the im-
mediate vicinity At reasonable prices.
Al the end ai each session, public examination viii be
hold designed tn test the proficiency OF The pupils in the
perve studies, which their attention has been directed
ruiion Zee in ancient languages, el2 50
other branches, SO 90
The undersigned clrr with confidence 10 The follow ing
gentlemen: Geo II t1lmcr, Pitsyvania; A. Hughes l1l-
lard Henry, G Staples, Patrick, Henry s. Langhome,
Botcout, Wm. NJ Peyton, Roanoke; Wm. NJ Burwell,
Bed nd; JAS SAUNDERS Jr, lynchbqrg Randolph Dein-
son, Franl,n. JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
Fran Jul l.. -
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BEDFORD AND FRANKLIN LAND
FOR SALE

DURSUA ANT to a decree of The Superior Court of
4 Bedford pronounced on the l4lh day fApn 1916,
in a case therein depending between John NJ. Oey,
surviving partner Of Thomas A. locombe, and John NJ.
OIey late Commission Merchants and partners, trading
under the sly and firm Of Holcombe & Otey, pair
tlfls against Nm Muse, adm. of WIN. Greenwood.
decd Margaret Greenwood, and Others defendants
Also-a further decree pronounced on the Sd day Of
July 1880:
shall proceed to sell. on The promises, on the 5ih
day Of August next, all the LAND in said DEGREES
ment oned consisting Of the FLOWING tracts: One
tract of 70 acres lying in the county Franklin one ac
Of 30 acres IN the county of Bedford; and tract Of
q acres in the county of Roanoke; and all the interest
of said VIM Greenwood, Decd in one other tract il
Bedford in said proceedings mentioned. The terms
will be. one and Two years inslamens. with satisac-
tory security. The Land is said TO be good Tobacco
Land. and lies near Greenwood's Ford on Siaunton
River. WILLIAM HlSfi, Cornhr
Roads, Bedford Co., Va. July 9, 1850.
July l5-tds
LARGE Let MOUNTAIN LIME II bdtfels
Y
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VOL. Nv ~.
PUBLISHED ~
EOWNHEN. SHIELDS 81 CO.,

n Fo,u Dollars per nnn,i pag15e IN Hirance M sub
,rioon ,r be feceipei for shorter time than months,
and no paper tc be Discontinued (erecPt Al the discretion
Of the Edit0rS,) RntH all nYrerraseS are pa1d.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted a 30 ceIus per square Tor
ieSS) for epey inner form scTtton dd 81 cts per squire
cor less) for ecery outer toi1a Insertion.
Ecery .3duerer fequBedt0 note on The hS hoir long
he tcisaes his advertisement inserted; an ddre1tfpeh not
SO noted lrd be inserted tn rs dconuace be ordered
For YEARLY the terms for The F1iraege
oo squares, 10 for sqerc SIS for one square IN
r,r form s35 EreTy ycdiy aireref rH be required 10
fae ms advertising TO his particular line o. business
jon pRxrlNG erccuedn neatly and erpedHiosy, and
n rrnSonabLe terms.
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Commissioners Sale,

k1lhStA\Hto a dctec ot the Circuit superior Count Of
Law and Clouecrv, ir Campbell county rendered
the iih day oi Mas, ls5o, in tie SUIT OF Nm Bailey.
Nnn2 pallUcr 81 Nm Bally \ Go, llaintnl,
against
Ameal ofey, sheriff II Bedford toGuts aud as such adj
mintr,nr Joseph w Scott decd Jna l. Cobb, aud the
Roanoke Navigation Company, Defendants,
shall, as Commissioner ol the Court, sell the highest
bidder, ClmPbe eeurthauo, the ID Monday IN Au
gust next public sncon the highest bidder, t cash
TN q SHARES OF STOCK In the Roanoke Navigation
Company, held by said Joseph Scott his lifetime.
TllpS. FON. Sh'h, by
July 1l--Wlm JOHN CLARK. Deputy.
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FARMERS LOOK AT THIS! !
at COST, to Close. for (

Selling on at COST TO Close. for CASH y!
EDERSONS. who wish to IN the pnrelaee oi hen
Woolleus Blankets .Dnne,tics. &c. would make
slve stock OF the same.
As It is our positive intention To close present bn-
sincss. IL viii certainly be to iteres 10 do quick
ly possible; aud in oder Effect his object We will
sell at cod aud less than cost On all light fancy gods
Knowing that is universal object persons oh
tain much possible tot their money, (and which IS
right we would solicit all persons both in town aud
country 10 call as speedily possible, i, bng 10 their
adv antaae as well as t. ours.
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STOP THE THIEF.

StTOI.EN from the subscriber NiddlchroolS Nugus-
- ia county, Va on the 20th inst. BRIGHT SpRREL
MARE about 81 hands high in the face, few saddle
marks years old pace and full ol lille stranger
was at my house the d.y (nhom snspce0 ct middle
size about 80 years p ages when peen 10 throws hs hand
lis car as ira little deaf; s,narty ercy dark clothes on,
and quite socabe ASpaniah Saddle, hall worn, Birdie and
Martingal was taken with the mare. = ~
ANDREW EIIINGER.
on
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"A BANKS.
General Agent and Collector.

VVylII att. nj the Courisol llAllFAN, APPo-
w MArTOX. BEDFORD AND AMilfRS !,
and trusts by prompt attention to business omeTlt that
patronage which has been [an he hopes will continue
to be rendered t him by islriend5 and the public
lie will make occasional vi Ia he more rem t. parts
Of the State. u AldreSs-iiNcHhlE Il" ' A.
Office few doors ab We the Frank'na'd Immediate.
Iy over he Office Of Dr., Eafy.
Feb q -6ma.
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EsPUFU-.VEUlP GsOfhiug,

suitable or the .abofers the Canal and Iia Road
h.So-50o gallons pure Apple Vinegar, in good order,
all oi which they oier low io cash, exchange iur to
Try Pto1ucc.
y b. Wanted, 1000 LOCUST POSTS, fl which a
liberal price will be given,
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M. C0NNELL & SON,
Dcaicrs in Dry Goods, Groceries Ne.

WATER ST. INNCllBURG, W,
a EEp constantly hand, large aud well eelrrtci
" stock Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c, together
witha general assortment OF BObTS, SHOES. Rr., Ia
which they invite the attention al their friends and the pub
liz, IhpVh nj tn,1a If