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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
"A PPeMATTOx County cours.
rlninlin.

Edmund U. iomsIkins, riaintif.
AGAINST ~ cHAxcrRy
Louis q Staples. John L Ystcman and Susan hi-
wife, formerly Susan Staples; DIR james II. Nowlin
and Malinda his wife. lately Malinda Staples; Phil
adclphia Staples. William S. Staples. James Ruca-
err and William Ruckcr, infants aud heirs at Law of
Clifton and Mary Rucker deed. late Mary Staples.
Benjamin P. walkc-. administrator of james Sta
pies deed. Jane Staples IN her own right and as
guardian Of Isabella Staples; John w. Siratton and
Frederick ". Isbell, Defendants.
The subpnnas in fh:s Cause being rctufne1 exc
cuted the defendants John fa,cmaA md
wife. DR. James II. Nowlin and wife. Plilsieiphia
Staples. Benjamin p. Walker admir- Of James Sta
pies decd, jane Staples in her own right aud rs
guardian oi Isabella Staples decd John w. STRAIT
ton and Frederick ". isbeil, and more than two
months having elapsed since The return day there
OF and the hing Of tho original md amended bills
and they still failing appear and answer: on mn
tion OF the plaintiff By counsel the court doth take
the snia bills for confessed as to thcso defendants
The court doth order that this cause be referred 10
one OF the commissioners d. this court to rake the
following accounts:
ls. The account current of Benjamin +. Walk
on the estate OF james Staples decd aud lcea-
tee account, show the in,ores, OF each in u
ny balance reported.
Cd. The account current Of James Staples as the
guardian of Isabella Smpes deed.
Sd. An account showing what is due and owing
by John w. Straiton for the rent or use Of the
tract Of Land aforesaid, with any other account
deemed pertinent by the comnir OF required By eli
Their of the parties 10 be taken.
In taking these accounts. the said Walker Jane
Staples and Stration. required appear before
the comm and produce their accounts respective
y, and to answer such undergraduates us may be
prepoundcd them touching tile same, By the plain
til on any other person Interested, and party to
this suit. A copy-Testc,
ii. F. BoCoCK, Crk.
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Combat for /. wife.

They had ludicrous way in "old time"
Of settling vexed-lovc suits. Here is an
instance which we, take from history.
Two gentlemen of high birth, the one
Spaniard, the other a German having
rendered Maximillian III. many services,
they each, for recompense. demanded his
natural daughter, Helena Schasebuin, in
marriage The prince, who entertained
equal respect for them both, could not give
either the preference, and after much delay
he told them that from the claims they
had to his attention and regard, be could
not give his assent for either TO marry his
daughter, and they must decide it by their
own prowess and address; but as he did
not wish to risk the loss Of either or both,
by suffering them to fight with offensive
weapons, he had ordered large bag to be
brought, and he who was Successful e.
nough to put his rival into it, should obtain
ms daughter. This strange combat be-
tween two gentlemen, was in the presence
OF the whole Court, and lasted half an hour.
At length the Spaniard yielded to the Ger
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The Vatican.

The ancient palace Of the popes, and the
most magnificent in the world. stands on
the right bank Of the Tiber at Rome. The
palace takesits name from theh on which
II stands, derived from one of those ancient
lmpositions, known as oracular deities, call
ed by the Romans Jupiter Vaticanus.
Who began the buildingis not known, but
It was occupied by Charlemagne, more
than thousand years ago, and has been
increased by successive popes, until it has
reached lis present immense extent. The
number of rooms in the Vatican exceed
APO. and its treasures in marbles, bronzes,
frescocs, statues, paintings and gems, are
unequalled in the world, and its library is
the richest in Europe. The length of the
museum Of statues alone is computed to be
mile.
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NLN lUKk JnTy u.
B,ca3s'2B t.-Thcrc is better demand for Flour.
with sales Of G000 bills, S4121 for State STA
:llS4 FIR mixed to straight Michigan, and si1S}a-
S43l4 itr pure GcGessoc. Southern Flour is IN
changed, with sales Of $50 bbls. at 5i.3li a4.50.-
Caaadiau is in moderate demand at si,12a a4.31i,
the latter for choice. Rye Flour steady at $685.
Corn Meal is unchanged. Rye is held at -. Corn
is firm, but with moderate business The sales
5000 bushels at 4saJ2I for damaged; So for
Western mixed and 60 for round yellow. Oats
firm at i3la454 for Northern; i0ai2I for Jer-
sey. and 3sa40 for Ohio.
Cot'eH-1he market Is quiet and unsettled; the
few sales making within the range of our last
PcocisioSs.-Pork is firm at sl475al275 for
new mess and prime. with sales of 200 bbls. Beef
is held at previous rates Cut Meats are unchang-
cd. OF Lard. 100 bbls were sold at 81.
U1isky.-Prison is held at 24l.-Jogr. Com.
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ANY person may be elected Senator who
at the time of the election shall have at
tained to the age OF thirty years" and the
words "twenty-fve" inserted; also. in that
portion Of the section which reads: "And
any person may be elected a member Of
the House of Delegates. who at the time
Of election. shall Eave attained to the age Of
% years" the words twenty-five were
stricken out, and 'twenty-one" inserted in
their place.
The hour Of 2 having arrived. the Chair
was vacated and the Convention took re-
cess until half past four.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynci,bsGrg, guly 10, 1851.

u
The small receipts aud inspections of the present
season, together with the very unfavorable report Of
The growing crop, from the heaviest Tobacco-grow-
ng portion OF the State. embracing with the exccp-
tion ofoccasohai neighborhoods, the country be-
tween the jaime and Roanoake Rivers. and extend
ing from the Mountains to tide Water continue to
keep our Market animated. Sales this week of
Lug5 NJ frlm s. to 5 Common and lhdling Leaf at
from 10 $50, good and fine Shipping Leaf at from
$50 t. 10, good and fine Manufacturing at from 0
10 1925 as in qualify.
WuzAT.-EngagemfH have been made within
the past few days at Is aud SOC. for July aud Au-
gust deliveries Of Red and White Wheat: to-day our
Alillers decline farther engagements.
W. r. SMITH.
CoMMIssIoH MERCHANT.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

Al AUc i5n.-ThH undersigned offers al pri-
vatc sale, until Thursday the 2Sth August next
when il not sold he viii offer public auction the
TRACT or LAND Wherein he resides, stua-
ted in Campbell county. three miles South Of tile
courthouse, continuing FOUR HUNDRED AND
re SLNTTEIGHT AND A HALFACRES,
-. adjoining the lands of ohm Davis jr., Rich
ard Buugh ana others. This land is well wutcred
and is adapted TO the cultivation OF tobacco, grain
Of all kinds, und portion would make excel
lent meadow there being Is of beautiful bot
tom. well waiercd About one half the land is
cleared and that remaining in the woods is tobacco
land Of the first quality. Tie improvements con-
st Of n Dwelling House and all necessary ont
hjusas. There is also very good Orchard, con-
tanning variety Of Fruit Trees, all of which i'll
thrifty condition. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to cvaminc the premises.
TERAlS-Onc third cash. the balance in and
two years equal instruments satisfactorily secured.
Any communication addressed to me at Campbell
courthouse. Va, win receive prompt attention.
Jul. 24-t28A ROBERT FRANKLIN in.
R,.~uf,fi,o, ccr.-
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"a SALE VALUAnLELAND

- IL Camp5cH eomfg.-By virtue of the will
Of the late Or. Stevens, shall sell. Friday. the
9Th day OF September next to the highest bidder,
that fine tract Of Land Of which he died seized "
ing in the county of Campbell, about eight miles
from the town Of Lynchburg. and continuing
seven hundred and foriy-fwO A.
crcs. This Land is we timbered, and produces
tobacco. remarkable for its excellent manufacture
ing qualities Persons wishing to purchase good
land, good market, are invited to examine
this tract. 1t viii be shown by Mr.. j. NJ. b. Ste
vens who now resides on the premises. The tract
is estimated to contains ~ acres but it will be sold
in gross, and not by the acre
TERMS-The sale viii be made on a ere Ill of l.,
and years, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security. and deed of trust ON the lard to
secure the purchase money.
JOHN NJ. SPEED,
July 24-tjS Ex'or Of Jas. T Stevens, deed.
"a The Richmond Wing Enquirer, and Peters
burg lntelgcnccr, viii insert the above .rccly till
9TH Sept, and forward their accounts to this Office
for cclprtion
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nRY GOOns Az AICTION.-nS

H Thursday morning. the 3lst inst. in front Of
the Market House. We viii commence selling, With
out reserve. large stock Of Dry Goods consisting
Of Lawns, Bareges. Ginehanis. Tissues Cashmcros,
fancy Bnngalines, Chambray Coitonades. Coatiugs.
Linens, Tweed coatings. Marsaies Vcstilfrs. sc
AS these goods viii positively be sold. ii would
be TO the Interest Of country merchants 10 attend the
sale. Tho sale viii be continued on Saturday. the
2rd day Of August, Mt the time and place
Terms at sale MOSBY Il IIOLCOMBE,
july 2i-f2A Auctioneers
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M. Gee. W. Ligsconb~,
TAKE EOTECE-That shall At The
H. Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburr, on
the goth day Of August, 1851, proceed 10 take the
deposition of Edwin Dejarnctt and others; and that
! SHALL at the store house Of Jno. Collins, at Re-
publican Grove, in Halifax county, Va, ON tho 30rh
day OF August. 1851. procced to take the deposit
lions Of Jno. Collins and others; and that shall in
the Clerks office Of Halifax county, the 1T and
2nd days of September, 1851, proceed to take the
dispositions Of Iebcdec Petty and others, all Of
'lIich dispositions to be read us evidence upon
the trial of a suit depending in the circuit court
for Halifax county, in which am plaintiff and you
are defendant Yours, &c,
SOPHIA J. LIPSCOMBE,
Who sues by Theo. ]. Collins, her next friend.
Univ 24-NAw
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viii the South, shut out from the business
and social circles Of England, consent to
look TO her Tor the supply Of wants for
which she might herself provide How
long will any of her sectional men expect
to find a safer ally in England than in the
Northern States
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MONEY MATTERS. TRADE. &

MONEY MATTERS. TRADE, &C
The New ork Journal of Commerce of SATURDAY
p. NJ, says
There is change to notice in the rates of in
teres the activity sill continues the banks freely
discounting ior their customers but doing very lit
tie for outsiders.
Land warrants are not 90 active; but there are few
to be had, and are firm at $I50al55.
Foreign exchange closed firmly, with a fair de
mand at l0aI0s for sterling, and 5.I0a5.iI! fol
francs.
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" tfeery. (icte II Ric.moai.) Nam ST.,
near NE F'vnktB H5'si Lyats5ue. Fa--Thi. On.
trely new and handsomc cstahlishmcn, "a open TOR
The accommodation Of resident and baas,caf Lesr.
defs II ha' been fitted up especially Tor the bust.
moss, furnished In new and ha dyonc .rylc and viii
be kept in The very best manner.
Mrs. Nee, rtrrns her thanks for the unprce,-
denicd patronage bestowed upon her house during
the short period il Inns been opened. Arrangement.
has been made forihe accommodation urhorses and
vehicles
Mrs McC. solici,s share ofthc public patronage,
promising her rcrsunal attention To every depart.
ment Of the House with the assistance Of her Lu..
bani who 4 engaged IN another business
Friees tho same similar establishment
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GRIND Schemes.
Drawn Numbers.

Patoysc0 1926.
II 50 IS 10 e. 81 81 40 - 81 II 81 Sc
Ma. CoAsoitId;cd IL.
is 66 81 10 20 % 80 ~ . Il 30 II So 65 g.
Paiapsco ls7.
60 SO 81 80 10 , 3 90 81 IL II -
Grand CoHsolilG 'ci 10
50 20 IS - IS 80 80 CS % % 81
For prizes call or send 10
July 24-lt McCRERliS Luchy OGce.
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The RULE among some Of the people
in other parts of England seems to be to
exclude Americans not only from places
ofbusiness, but from social intercourse.
especially Southern Americans. Mr.. Gree
" and other men Of similar lanaticai SEN
timents would be welcome before the
greatest men of the South. How long
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an CARELL ROUSE, BANK SQUARE

N@ SAbELH hOeisE. DAMN S@DahI'
A;a Lynehbwg, Pa.-The subscriber has this day
taken charge Of the wen known and popualnr Tav-
ern the "CdBELL HOTSE,' recently occupied
BY Mr.. John Revclcy, where he all times be
found rcady accommodate those who nay livour
him with a call.
The House ia undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises thut no pains rH be spored on bis
part to render Ills guests comfortable. His ilUuau
will be provided with the best the county affords,
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given that department.
He takes this method OF stating To the pubic that
his own personal attention, aided By Mr.. Hilton ID.
Walker. shall at MI times be pad every depart
mcut Of the establishment
March 3-tsif CHARLES PHELPS
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d. ROBES, OK.


Coaa;sNoNER's OFrcg. July god, 1851.
The parties interested in the above order, will
take notice, that shall, Friday, the 2Isi day oi
August next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, proceed 10 exc
cute the same, which time they are required to
attend at my Office prepared with all the books pa-
pcrs. vouchers, and other evidence necessary to a
settlement of the nccnuuts directed.
TIOS. J. KIRKPATRICK
July 24-wiw Commits ogcy.
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TUsT' RECEIVED and for sale.

- 200 barrels I bornustoD Lime,
100 bales Northern Hoy,
100 tonsl lump Plaster,
bnyc on hnud and will continue 10 keep con.
stantly, good stock Of fresh Ground Plastcr, ncut
IL packed in barrels; ol5o. loose ground ready for
The accommodation of those who prefer converting
their Plaster in sacks.
bpvo Two Cay,tiHg Hacl,nes now IL operntiop,
end viii continue card Wool Rolls during tho
season. All orders viii receive prompt attention.
W. A. WHITE.
Jul, lI-ts On Mr. E0siu.
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man. Ende Elhard, Baron Teiherd, who,
when he got into the bag, took him on BIS
back and placed him at the Emperor'e feet,
and on the following day married the beau
tiful Helena"
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AUCTION SALES,
- HOUSE AND LOTFOR SALE.

zz-4 We will sell at auction, this fThursday)
evening the gath inst, at O'Clock, A DESfR A.
BILE FdAH.Y RESIDENCE, on Church Street.
lately owned BY Henry H. Duiirl, and nov the pro-
Acre.
TERMS-Oac fourth cash, the remainder O. 9
and IL mouths, satisfactorily secured
july ei-if EDLEi 4 SPENCE
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n OTIGE.--Thc undersigned having rur-
4 chased the interest of JNO. NJ, MILLER in
the concern Of w. A. g. J. NJ. MILLER IN Lynch
Iug, the business viii in future be conducted Of
the same stand. under the style and firm Of MILL
Err & COMPTON. This change Il intended to
include all the business transacted by the firm from
irs commencement here, consequently no change
viii be made in the nccounls.
WM. A. MILLER,
July 2l-is JNO. COMPTON.
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MkERIE

AT Alta Vista .Albemarle county Va, on the 18Th
inst. by the Rev.C. Il. Amber. S. Il. HAnERsHAx.
NJ ID, Of South Carolina, to LucT H.. vounees,
daughter Of Richard Pollard. ESQ. deceased.
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Monongalia Glass 79--i 10 75--hulf ticket $3.50
N-ls 67 71--returned $1,000
500 81 57--half ticket $3.50
A. + WHlTTEMORE, JR
III Orders for packages certificates of packa-
ces, single tickets, in any of the Lotteries cf j.
W. Maury & CO., viii meet with prompt attention
il addressed 70 A. r. WnlTTEMORE, Jr,
I,ynchhurg, Va
- Communications strictly confidential
liz
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Ereicnts rs, nnd no,vn tE,c C.an;pl.
ENCIIANGES

EXCHANGES.
Checks On New York, go porct. premium.
Baltimore do
Boston. do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes ~ Carolina, to Do discount
s. Carolina 1 To do do
Tennessee. to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds Sl00
Lynclburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20--sales S25.
Citizens Saving Bank slOo--sales slO7l; since
dividend.
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ax NoTHCE.--VaIuablc Land for

K Saic.-l oilcr for snlc the Tract of Land
on which reside, Wing in the county II Cnmpb.n
ON Whipping Creek. % miles South Of Lynch6urg,
adjoining the lands OF John " Payne A. s. With.
low and others, containing 1910 Acres. Thj.
land lies well and can be conveniently divided 4,
-uit purchasers IL desired There arc abou, 1900
ncrcs in woods, well timbercd with good pine and
oak timber tho balance all under good fence.
with 100 ncres in clover. The improvements ar.
Ga THD GOOD FRIMED DWELLING
1-i1 HOUSES, Ice liou,c, md Nil nccesrary out.
honscs, with plenty of good 1obucco Barns. A
further description Is deemed unnecessary as nor.
sons wishing 10 purchase invited 10 view tho
Prciniacs juno 2-emifl JOHN BRADLEY
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BALTIMORE. July ~.
No sales Of Howard Street or City Mills Flour
have been made to-day. About tho same feeling
prevails as yesterday.
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NANTED, At the above establishments house
w keeper, as m assistnn, to Mrs. Nee, To
ono who u capable, liberal wusrs win DO pnid.
ALSO--a frsi rate denr.reom o, house Servant.
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DORTRAEF PAENTENG.-o. IL

tsVONEAEs- lfuHi IlaNdill- NHrfe MS sue
ccssful practice Of many years. was broken Up ~
the lnte political movements, offers his services to
this public. forauy kind Of OIL Painting. He guar
antees that in all cases the likeness viii be exact
and satisfactory. whether taken from the lile the
corpse, duguerreoiype. lie can be found at
all hours CT the day at the Franklin Hotel, Lynch
burg.
Nh. l.. viii remain but few weeks as business
in September compels him to return South
July PIT
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~ inst. we will sell u lot OF
Dry Goods, 6 bbls Herrings.
hh3s Bacon. tierec Goldfish,
Q bbls. Huddoek Indigo. Clarct Wine, &c.
ALSO. Good Work Heres,
good Sulky. one horse Wagon.
MOSBY & HoLCOMBE,
.ufv Gf-1, Aurt;nnaa,.
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NEW YORK TMPOIsTEits AND

NEW YORK IMPORTERS AND
IN -FREEHAN,H ODGESS' On,
So Lijerfy Strut betfea Brcad,eoy and Nassaa 81,
mar tie Port oGiee, N. y.
We are rccciving by daily arrivals from Europe,
Fall and Winter assortment Of rich fashionable
Fancy Six and Millinery Goods
We respectfully invite all Cash purchasers thor
oushly to examine our Stock and Prices and, in
tcrrst governs. we feel confident Goods and
Prices viii induce them select from establish
rnerr. Particular attention Is devoted TO Millinery
Goods, and many &c the articles manufactured
expressly TO our order, and be surpassed 10
beauty. style and cbeapnoss.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Meek and
Belt,
Satin aud Taffetta Ribbons of nil widths and colors
Silk Sutins Vclyes, aud uncut Vclveta. for Hats,
Feathers, American and French artificial flowers,
PufIings. and Cap Trimmings,
Dress trimmings. large assortment,
Enbroideries, Capes, Collars, underscc,cs and
Cuff,
Fine embroidered REVERE and Hcmsfitch Cambria
Handkerchief.
Grapes LisIe.. Tarlcions Illusion and Cup Lnces.
valencienes, Brussels, Thread Silk and Lisle thread
laces
Kid, Silk. Sewing silk, Lisle thread, Merino Glove.
and Mitts,
Figured and plain Swiss, Book Bishop Lawn and
Jaronct Muslins.
English. French, American and Italian Straw goods
July lift
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A RARE CHANCE-At Cost for

"A CASH.--In order to close our business spec
Oily (our co-partnership having expired) We are
selling entire stock strictly at cost; consis-
ting Of a very largo assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing. Shoes Boots
Hats, Caps, Trunks, &C. We feel assured the
public never had 50 good an opportunity before of
being supplied with many desirable Goods at so
low prices and cordially invite all to come soon
Merchants and others wanting large supplies are
advised to make early calls. Large additions were
made from this Springs inporfations.
MAY 29-iffs MEM e. (WATKIS
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yszzo5.ssn NDTICE.--TIIE undersigned
ss-xssa-T--sks- win, after the 9TH Of July. run b
good -FOUR HORSE STAGE between Lynchburg
mud Buffalo Springs. Ii will lcn,c Lynrhburg on
Tuesdays and Saturday. Of 7 O'clock, A. NJ, md
euye The Springs on Mondays and Fridny..
FARE--For adults. %
q Children under 10 years. 4 10
~ lei j. found necessary, the third trip will
be made il the week.
w Office a, tie Cubell House.
Juiv 3-lr | T. UITE
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NO DAN, nrIgY.nEv.s al,

4 " IL Company propose To innkc some adai.
tons 10 the Dam upon Blnckwuttr Greek, lately
the property Of the Lynchburg Manufacturing Co.
and invite proposals from persons engaged Ia Dam
building. Further Information muy be obtained at
ne railroad Office. G. T N. GARRETT,
/ Iyuchburr July oI--fi1 Cbi.c n ,u;n...
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Anew CONCERN.--Sv m. A.
NJ N Il = L ~ IL. Il 4

NEW CONCEsN.--Ssn . A. d
v John VI. M isicr take this method Of
Informing their friends and the public generally
thai they have taken the large and commodius gram
tic front building, Bank Square, opposite Henry
Davis. Formerly occupied by "A. B. Rnoker) for tho
purpose If t-arsaciilg general GROCERY,
| COMMISSION g. FOR Ii,lRDLAG BUSf
| NESS.
| We are now receiving our supply of GOODS re-
Gently purchased in the Northern uurkcts upon the
| most advantageous terms, consisting in part Of
PRN o and Cuba Su- Rice
| ears Sperm. Adumantinc and
st Croiy and Cuba Su- Tallow Candies
| rars very fine Brown and Naricgalcd
! 7 o and Sugar house Soups
! Alolasses Green and BlnclS Teas,
Rio and Laguyra coffee part very superior
Mnricabo do fuur
Old goynl't Java do Mackcrcl
Morla do Chpt and Roe Heniurs
Cotton yarns ofall Nos Sole Leather
Nus of nll sizes Shoe Thread
Bnr rolled band and Nova Scotia grind stones
hoop iron Painted Pals
Bis,cred Steel Nest Tubs
Cast do Liquors Of every quality,
Shear do embracing all the dit-
Octngon cast do fcrrnt kinds ofW Risky,
Salt Brandy Rum, Gin. NAL
Lime aga Madeira, f. orr, Sher-
Bacon superior quality ~ mud Champagne
Cigars, some of the very Wines,
finest brands Best London Porter, qis.
Window Glass & putty and hts.
DOMESTICS. CALICO, ALPACCA,
Lawns, Ginghains Irish Linens, Silk and cotton
hdk'fs oznHburgs Nankcen Oznaburgs, Hat. Boots
and Shoes, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Mace, Nutmeg,
Coppcras, Alum, Indigo. Madder, Starch, Soda,
Salt Pclre. Birthstone. Bcd-cords and Plough lines;
all Of which viii sell the most favorable terms
Tor cash. TO puuctunl customers in exchange for
country produce. Persons visiting this market