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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-04
iay 29-rs CnISWELL DABNEY
DOTMEsAYE MAIskET.--Deer

A. ing necessary change my business IN eonse-
qucncc Of continued bud hcaltA. offer for snlc my
farm On which reside. This farm. containing
500 Acres, lies in the county of Bedford, ten
miles from iynehhurg und immc cdiatcy on the Nir-
ginia and Tennessee Railrund. The DWELLlNG
O. HOUSE Is Of brick, bull, in ,.e substantial
NJ manner and contains seven Rooms above aad
three in the basement. with all aecrssary out-housc
in good condition. The sociciy ftho neighbor-
hood in point Of morality and intelligence is equal
TO any in the State. Cunviaccd that no one would
purchase before viewing the premises, consider
il useless to give more minute description lwi
however rcmark that 50 desirable home is but sci
dom for sale Persons il want Of such farm arc
requested to come and view the property, rs | am
anxious to sell, Any Communication on the sub
icct addressed to New London," Campbell Co.,
will be promptly attended 10.
e9-isl MARSHALL L. HARRIS.
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I ' The Amherst, or Galts Mills, read,
tnreceive Wheat. where shall be ready ut al
un'es to pay the market price in cash for it, when
delivered. / shall also have boat and hands te
take Wheat across the river, from Appomat,ox side
without delay
Jrly if-v3m D. STAPLES
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IN YAIIARLE LANta Vor Sake

~. As ngcnt for Mr.. John Tahb offer for sale
ON accommodating terms, that very valuable landed
estate situated on both sides of Stoncwall Greek,
neat its mouth, in the county Of AppnmattuX. con-
tuining between 450 and 800 ACRES, ii being tho
same on which the Stoncwa Furnace is erected.
There are but few farms in this section Of country.
afequul fertility. II lies within short distance of
james River To which there is good road and
ready access the Conal by lsbells Ferry, and in
addition To the other improvements upon it, there
is a good SAW MILL.
Mr. Grow who lives on the place, or Mr. John
w. Stratron, or Mr.. Ejhclbcrt Lcgrand who lives
adjoining it, will show the land to those disposed
10 examine il.
Nav 29-fs CUlSN ELL DABNEN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ LINE TO PITTSBURG AND THE WEST
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers. that they are prepared TO
forward all kinds Merchandise all points on the
Western Waters with despatch, ut the lowest rates
" freight
No commission charged for forwarding at Balt-
more or Pittsburs. c. II. kO0NS,
Feb. eo-wly As't., Bal,s,-r-c.
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VALUABLE LAND EossALE.-

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
' Bv virtue of a decree of tho Honorable Chan
Gerry Court al Rogersvile. for the purpose Of dis
ributing portion ofthe Real Esta;c.a .af George Rut
ledge, dec d. among his legal heirs &c. the un-
dcrsigned, appointed Commissioner BY the louorp-
be Chancellor, will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door Ia the town
of Blount,illc on Tic ID day Of October 1871, on
a credit Of one and two years (the purchaser civ
ing bond and approved seeurity.) truly desirable
tract oeland containing Cos acres situated in Sui
Ivan county, Eust Tennessee, and extending With
in less tiian enc mile of SAID town, on the main
stage road from Blountyille to Abingdon. and
through which said road passes, distance OF more
than ll miles. and not more than or miles from
the depot of the Nirginia and Tennessee Rail Road
On said farm arc about 800 acres of cleared land,
lying WELL and productive. including so acres OF eN-
cellent meadow land, with several good never fail
ing springs comfortable dwelling house well fin
ished. with suitable barn and cut buildings. or
charsls &c. The timber is good and ahunddnt--
The undersigned is authorized TO divide said tract
in two parcels, and sell in either way, at private
sale. To any person wishing TO procure a farm
scarcely surpassed in East Tennessee. the cpportu-
nifty is now presented. The tide is coed and in
dspuiabc.
Letters addressed to the undersigned ut Rogers
Vile, e. Tenn, viii be attended to.
GEO. W. NETHERLAND,
Special Commissioner.
June 3o-tao. ERegvsrisie ( T'enn-,) Times
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rs'rsUsTEE's SALE OF LAND.

H. BY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to me by
John Garth and Emily II. his wife, bearing date
on the 2ih day OF june 1910, and Of record in the
county court Of Bedford, shall on Wedno sday the
I0h dny of September, 1851, before the front door
of Bedford courthouse. cxpose to sale by wnv of
public auction, n Tract or LAND ~
situated ia the county Of Bedford, on the wa l
tcrs Of Wtcher's creek, known by the name of
Ayrcss tract, and contrasting 3l4 Acres and one
twentieth of un acre. more les; it being the same
land which conveyed 10 the said John Garth hy
Edmund Pate and Sarah his wifi. by deed bearing
date on the 2lst day Of june 1873, and recorded
in Bedford county court.
Terms cf Salc.-The land viii be sold on a cred
Il one and twu years equal ins'alnlcnss the pur-
chaser giving boads with good personal security for
tie payment of thr purchase money, and as a fur
thcr security therefor the tile to the land viii be
etaiaed uatil the purchasr money is paid und the
land liulc to be re-sold in default of payment Of
the purchase money or nny part thereof.
Acting as trustee. vii only convey sucht title as
Is vested in by the deed OF trust aforesaid to
the purchaser. though have no reason to doubt
the validity uflhis title.
(JifSWEFT DADNEN
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as.zss-.7--T-E55 DAEAY LsNE OF PAC-

- KEIls from LlNCHBTRG 10
RICHHOND.-Fare M,oaga only $3.50-S0-
rdas sh4l plic
Leave Lyncl6urg daily At g a. m. (Suuday c,-
ccpJed) and arrive in Richmond next days at p.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, Boats CON
rrtt al Sco'gyillc with the Stage liae to Charlotts-
yillc also with a separate ard drcc, line to St1uu-
ton, and Pcmbcr,on with the Stage line to Farm
Vile
| tcrmedia;c distances.
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DIssOLUTiON.--rhe partner.hi

~ toforc existing brtwcen d. a. WILSON. in.
and JAS. MCDONALD, in the practice pf Law, has
been dissolved, in consequence Of the lotter chunge
of profession. The business Of the firm viii receive
tie attention Of Messr-. Bookcr & Wilson.
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TRTSTALEZED EENEE.--This supe-
~ rior Lime, made in Botctourt county. Va. is
superior to any thing Of the kind known in this
country. For all the qualities ofbuilding purposes,
whitewashing. Ar-, il cannot be surpassed. being
whittier than any other in use, and requiring no
gredicHt to render it durable a large lot on hand
and fer sale BY
ma 5-Gs G. 6 y. y. STEPTnE
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CHISWELL DABNEY.
july 2S-wtl0S Trustee.
-J- Bedford Sentinel copy iii day of sale.
4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
"a EAEgNA .EahaR AAs.E.--1Y 4 GIR.


cut Court continued md held for Bnttetourt Coun-
ty, on Thursday, the j5h of September, 1850.
James b. Kuy4cr and Mary T. his wige, former
~ Allen, John McCanney and Margaret NJ. his
wif, formerly Allen, George +. Allen. James W.
Miller aud Harriet his wife, formerly Alien. s. b.
d. Poagc and Sarah 7. his wife, formerly Allen,
and William X. L. Allen, Plants.
againR
James Tate, surviving Executor and Trustee under
the Win of George Poage ST., decd and ,Iames
T. Allen and Caroline G. j. Allen. infant children
ufCnroliae and Wm. Allen, Defts.
This cunsc came on this doy, By consent, to be
hoard on the Bill the answers of james Tate, sur
viving Exc'r AMI Trustee, under the VIII of George
Poagr, sr dee d.. and of james T. Allen, an iaiant
over the age Of fourteen years by himself and of the
said james r. Allen and Caroline C. J. Allen, in
taut- by c. Shirley their guardian ad litcm the e-
hibis anil depositoas Of witnesses, and was argued
by Counsel.
On consideration whereof, It appears TO the
Court that the sale Of the Lands prayed for by the
Bill would be advantageous To the interest of said
infant dclcndants, James T. Allen and Carotinc G.
J. Allen.
Iii. therefore al;udrcd. ordered and dccrccd.
that William I. Taic nnd Wm. Il. Kayscr be. and
thry are hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty it Shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place Of sale for at least SIX week in some
newsunper ruhli-cd in Fiurastlc, and also Ia some
new si,apcr published in Lexington, Va, 10 sell on
the premises To tAo highest bidder, the aad ii hr
| Bill mentioned on the following terms, VIZ: Oac
thirl payable in band and the balance in two equal
annual ins;ament+ the purchaser giving bond ugd
Improved personal security for the deferred pay
m ,u. and the title to the Land to be retained as
additional security.
An extract from the decree
ccPy-Testr
q. NEVILLE, d. C.
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CCALES.-sEssE MARDEN,s PA

~ TENT Pid.fo'1a and Com er Seairs have re-
ceivcd the First Premium at each ofthe Exhibitions
held in the city OF Baltimore hy the MARYLAND ~
stitute. for the promotion Of the Mechanic Arts
The Patentec bas always on hand very large as
sortmcnt ofcrys Kind and is constantly auufactur-
ing. and will sell the besi articles cheaper than any
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES that
arc durable cheap and correct. can be supplied by
sending their orders. and by describing the scale
and draft they wish 10 weigh, they will be well
md faithfully attended to, as IL personal aFpleo-
tion was made, by addressing
Corner Of Charles and Baldtzs'oR 81, Bot' Nd
Erh Ill.
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s. J. BooKER. D.A. WusoS, in.
DOOKEis a. WILSON, Attorneys

~ Al LAW LYScHBuRG, VIRGINIA, have ar-o-
catcd themselves together in the practice Of their
profession and viii aitcad regularly the circuit md
county courts Of Amherst, AppomattoN and Camp
bell: all the courts Of Iynchlurg and The circuit
courts Of Buckingham couaty.
tY' 0 Zee on Miiu Street. Hvcr tie story house
of Maasrs. Mosby < ilolaomtc.
July l0-1ln
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10 THE LADY that wears the

IL WHITE CRAZE SHAW 1.-The subscriber
respectfully informs those hnying white Grape, me-
rino and thbci shawls that soilcd ,tlnt they
have them ccancd to look equal to new. and ngw is
the beat season TO hovc them done. Also, Piano
Table Covers, Carpets, &c, secured and prcsL oi.
He will also Dye al kinds Of Woollcn Dresses,
Mcrino and Dumask Curtains. SILK dyed and wa
tered to any colour or pattern. Gcn,lcmen's wear
iag apparel dyed secured and repaired, aid the
colours warranted to rub oa, Virginia Jeans
colourrd and pressed off in a superior manner
My establishment be found at the lower end cl
Main Street. opposite the Farmers Hotel.
July 3l--@m j. II. SOLOMON.
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NTANTED, at tie above establishments house
Wv keeper, assistant 10 Mrs McC.. u,
one who is capable. liberal wages viii be paid.
ALS0-a first rate dining-room Of house Servant
July 2l-ts
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MEDICAL DEPAEsTFTENT or

L'A II fNDOLPH MACON CCILECE.-
The next Lecture Term of this Institution VIII
commence the first Of September, and continuc ten
months. This School il recognized, and its stu
dents admitted on the ad cuudcm footing, by some
# the most respectable medical institutions of ,i-
country, among which may be mentioned Jefferson
Medical College Of Philadelphia, and the Univcfsi-
ty Of the city Of New York
The course Of instruction is extensive and practi-
cal. Anatomy is taught both BY demonstration and
dissection and students can procure abundant ma
tctiu !sr dissection very moderate terms. Du-
ring the courac frequent opportunities afforded
students Of Witnessing and assisting ii important
surgical operations
The fee for the course is Sis 90, and always
payable on entering the school. Board convenient
to tic school, can be lad on very moderate terms.
Students obtain the Textbooks in Farmye-
a village few miles from the School.
FiCTLTT:
JoHs =. MErTAuER NJ. d. L. L. d. Prof. of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Surgery.
FRANcIs J. MErrAuER Jr., \. NJ NJ. y. Prof of
Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHN p. METTAUER NJ. d. l.. L. d., Prof. Of
Therapeutics AiateIia Mcdica, Midwifery AID the
Diseases Of Females and Children.
JOHN r. METTAUER,
Dean of tile Facayy.
pri9cr Edvarl C. II va Jttlv II JSll-ut.i7 A
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Baltimore Advertisements.
BETToN's SHIRT

ia the City. The capital uud force engaged ena-
blcs at all times to offer to Country Merchants
and Dealers in ShiTs, Collars. Linen and Gotten
Dra,rcrS great indaccmcn5s-more than usual eff
forts having been made reader the assortment Of
ihesc articles full ana complete
The Stock ON hand is large and well assorted for
NEx and nors.
rR All Orders from the country attended 10
with panctuality and Dispatch.
Remcp,ser ne Nga,c, and No 10 Mcrle iSfrccs,
my la-wly T. W. BETTON
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no TIIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FES0 THE MAN UFAC'EG EsEkS5 OF
Il TOBACCO.-The undersigned. agent for the
sale Of Virginia Manufactured Tobacco in Now Or
leans respectfully solcits cousignments Of this ar
tice from the Manufacturers of LynchbGTg.
As he sells entirely on commission, and docs not
speculate in the article he atters himself that he
will be able give entire satisfaction al those
entrusting him with their consignments.
JOHN B. OLIVER.
Commission Merchant IS GrqrieT ST., Neg Orleans
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IL sl .nci hsvar ti4is liy formed partner
ship in lie pr,ctie, o. Inv, viii atcni 70 all busi-
ness coA6.iel 10 HON ii the eonutics of Bedford.
Campbell, Amherst and Agromattox. and the Cor
porr,ion Of Lynchurg.
Eg- Ofice opposite George NJ. Rurl.cr. Main
street, Lynchhurg Va.
JOHN O. l.. GOGGIN.
: Inlv LIZ rREnERICK ~. pAGE.
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~ Packages or extra Baggage to be sent by
Boats, must 90 at the risk ofthc owners or viii
not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
Julv l4-ts
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CoMMIssloNERs.-W Welearnfrom WASH
ington, that Col. Doniphan, Of Missouri, and
Gen. Jas. Wilson. formerly Of n Hamp-
shire, but now OF California, have been ap-
pointed Commissioners to adjust California
land titlea.-l lf,ssonr, Statesman.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAFXFsyCi

Z Il The subscriber Is prepared to undertake aad
execute in the very best manner, Hou.c and 81 %
Painting either ia town Or country Orders
thankfully received and punciudlly attended to.
T. WOODSON,
House end Sign Painir, ofposte FraAlim Hoteh
June lots
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Messrs. Oyler & Anderson,
Dr. W. z. Allison, r.11,
Dr. James Saunders,
Mr. NJ. W Davenport. mn 5-3m
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MARRIAGE or JENNY LISD.-The Lon
don Sun, Of July 11th. states, "on un-
questionable authority" that Jenny Lind
and Signor Bellctti will be married ION
their return from Canada, previous to the
voyage from New York to England. =
When does Jenny 60 to Canada
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NOTICE TO THE FARMERs.-

June so-tso. ERqgcrsr4ile (T'enn-,) Times.
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''-fJcre will we sit,
The while the goos down the glowing west,
And drink tie bolmy air
Exhaing from the meadows; the ncctnrous breath
Which EsRrH sends upward nhcnher iord, lie SIN,
Kisses her cleek AZ parting"
There is action as well as vitality in this
beautiful smile. Shakespeare paints similar
ly when he says:
Glow soft the moonlight, sleeps upon yon bank!'
Now, suppose he had written "rcsts upon
yon bank" how tame in comparison would
the word have been; and yet it would be
equally correct" What is it that gives
to the following line from Campbcll's"Bat-
tie of Hohenhnden" its almost terrific force
but single wordl
''Far flashed the red artillery
That little word Of one syllable sets the
distant horizon all a-glow withthe bursting
flames from the deep-mouthcd ordnance
Wherefore, ye minor bardlings, look to
your accessories.-Hayper's Magazine.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
THE subscriber has just returned from the North ~
with large and fresh stock of articles in his line
selected with great from the first importers and ~
manufacturers the Northern Cities which he offers the
lowest pces and warrants every article to be of the best
quality, consisting in part
Gum Camphor; Pow'd Rhubarb Seidlitz and Soda Pow
ders; Bermuda and American Arrow Root Ext Jaap; Ext
Coocynh Compound; Calcned and Carb Magnesa Castor
Oil; Cubebs COpaiva and Sarsapara Capule Confectry
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark; Shop Furniture; Vias
Corks, sc.
observation-disclosures; SuIph. Qunine; SuIph and Act.
Morphne Syrup odde of Ion Srychnine; Ioddes of Mer
curry Sulphur Lead and Iron; Lactae Of ron Citrate of
Iron Citrate of and Qunine; Eaterum Ancontne &C.
For Pastry-Coopers singlass; Prestons Ex' Lemon
Cinnamon Vania Rose, and Nutmeg Rose Water English
and American Pestons celebrated Yeast Powder Cloves;
Pepper; Mustard Seed Ginger; Apice; Nutmegs CHINA
mon; Sweet Oil, &c,
Perfumery Fancy Artie1es.-French, German,
and American Coogne Lubns Extracts very large asso
ment; Aromatic Vinegar; Guerlains Rouses and Haues
Shaving Cream Labns Toilet Soap 80 dozen assorted fan
ey Soaps . dozen French English and american Hair
Brushes 50 dozen Tooth Brushes dozen Shaving
Brushes dozen Nail Brushes; Military Shaving Soap; Hat
Cloth Brushes Toilet Powders, Meen Fun Prepared
Chalk balls white and pink Alabaster Powder Lip Salve
Cold Creams Essence Bouquets Jenny Lind Hair Gloss Seal
ing Wax Toilet Bottles alarge assortmen dozen Barry
Tricopherous; Phalons IHvigorator Haue1s Eau
Lusra: French English, and American Pomatum; Oil OF
Rose; Powder Puff Boxes Caehon Aromatise India Rubber
Balls: Salt Bottles; Ivory and Buffalo Fine Combs; Horn
sar Oils; Indelihle Ink; Dupuy Liquid Solder sc:
For sale by WM ii. LIPPlII.
Druggist and Chemist
| October IIth 1850
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General Notices.
CAUTION.

LII persons hereby cautioned against trading for
IA certain Note of Hand made payable me as Admins
traitor the estate of Peter Robesn Decd by J. c. Me-
Farane and Robert Howard and dated the 4 Decem-
ber 1885, payable six months after The precise
not recoected but is about wenty-one or twenty-five
dollars Said Note has been lost mad and the makers
are forbid paying it to any person except myself.
July 1S, 1S5l-45-3tl E. LARKINS. Admir-
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Millinery and Dress"Making.
CARD TO THE LADIES.

=
MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs leave to inform the
K Ladies of Wilmington and its vicinity that she
returned from the North with and fashionable
ment of Spring and Summer Mnary goods which she has
selected with great and invites the Ladies to call and
judge for themselves she feels confident that they cannot
be surpassed and will be disposed of the most moderate
terms.
April 4, 1851 Soft
*x*Commercial st.
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NOTICE.
TTHE subscriber having qualified administrator of Will
i liam S Bryan, decd, at juno Term of the Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the county of New Hanover
A D. 1851 hereby notifies all persons indebted the
of said William s. Bryan, to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims against the
them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
ELI w. HALL, Adm'r.
Wilmington, N. c.. June a. 1851. 453t
NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to the Estate of JAMES ANDERS
n requested to forward and make immediate pay
men their notes will be placed in the hands of officer
for collection
j. w. CROMARTIE, Admir- de bons
May 18th, 1851 37-tf
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Hotels, &c.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Corner Front and Dock Streets, Wilmington, N. C.
Mrs. FORD having reftted her rooms, and made k.A
IHl such arrangements necessary for the
mediation of single gentlemen gentlemen and their wives
takes this method Of informing her friends and the public that
she accommodate eight gentlemen with large and
airy and permanent board board without lodging
and transient visitors she would she insure them clean
and comfortable Beds.
Her Table is always supplied with the best the market a
fors and by her personal attention. assisted by faithful
servants to the comfort of her guests she hopes to receive
liberal share of patronage.
July S, 1851 43-tIO
NEW BOARDING. HOUSE.
THE subscriber has taken the house the of
Market and Second Streets and has furnished it in A
neat but plain style for boarding house. and ready for
the reception of boarders either by the day. week month
His table shall be furnished with good the market af
fords and his charges moderate He respectfully soets the
patronage of town and country friends, nothing shall be
left undone his part to give entire satisfaction.
A. A. B. SOUTHALL.
Wilmington, N. c., April 11th, 1851. 3l-t1O
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TO COOPERS.
THE subscriber offers for sale Hoop Iron, of superior
quality $40 per ton, delivered at any place around
Wilmington by three tons $68 per ton Inquire at his
Coopes Shop this place Any alteration of these terms
will be duly noticed in this paper.
ALSO-For sale, superior SULKY, most new, which
will be sold on accommodating terms. A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, July 1, 1851 41-St*
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NOTICE-Al persons indebted to the undersigned will
call and settle, their accounts made out, and
those of long standing, be paid by August will
be compelled place them in the hands attorney
objection. HOWARD & PEDEN,
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500 TONs OF RAGS wANTED.

TN large small quantities. for which the highest cash
price will be paid at all of the year. Yearly
tracts stipulated price, made with those who desire
manent arrangements for dsposing of their Rags.
Writing Printing and Wrapping Paper constantly or
hand, and for sale low.
r. w. WHALAND s. CO.,
20 South Calvert Street, Baltimore.
Nav I6. 1851 36-3m
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MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-NIaking Es-
tablshment, Second-stree opposite Mr.. O. G. Pars
leys Always on hand handsome assortment of C1oaks
and Mantillas- of the latest styles.
Wilmington, N c. Nov. %, 1850 lily