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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-10
EDWIN R. PAGE, com'r.
20 wit, A, , circn,, .o,,,,

" .se~'aivshs ~ VIII AT circuit court
continued and held Tor the county of Ncso,
at tho courthouse on Tuesday the 9th day OF MAY
1851.
John Allen and Sally his wife formerly Sail
Campbell, joel Hight and Nancy his wifo former
iy Nancy Campbell. Elizabeth Campbell Benz. All,
W, Campbell and William Hight and Susannnh n,
wife formerly Susannah Campbell, pl',G,
agaiss,
John IL. Campbell, Wilpm W. Campbell, leo
II. Campbell, Cntharino Campbell and Hcn.,
Campbell lr def'ts,
After bringing on the case, and as John II. Camp
bell elams TO be the Of several shares 10 III.
real estate Of bis father Henry Campbell dec Il
which IT WINS preferable ascertain before sale
the lind, the decree proceeds: "Thc Court ao,I
order TINT Robert Whitehead one Of the Commi,
soners OF the Court. do give proper motto, /, IN,
parties, oiord them opportunity to appear befor,
num- and he Is directed to enquire into the cvidcnc,
upon which the suid john H. Campbell set. hi
claim OF purchase, in making which enquiry, escl
and every Of the parties is required to answcr al
proper inierrogutores on oath. The said Comm.
sioner Is directed to enquire il there is any creditor
OF, OF purchaser for Henry Campbell who il .nid /,
be dcad-to enquire also what Is the sire or aunn,i
" OF acres Of sad lind. how many shares Il ID 10 b,
divided into, and how nany ind who are the ow n
ers of tho shares, who has held il since tho deuh
he mother Of the plaintiffs wife aud what was II,
annual rent value all which he will report TO ia.
Court with any matter thought pertinent by him
seii or moy be required by the parties to be special
ly stated.
ACopy--Testc,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NTcCORKLE,sIMPsON 4 JONES

M cCORkLE,SlMR a JONES
lvl offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon
Is hhds N. o. and r. r. Sugar
80 and barrels N. o. and w. l. Molasses
100 bags Rio, Laguira, Maracaibo and Java
Coffee
Is barrels Crushed and ground Sugar
so boxes Adarpntine and Tallow Candles
IS baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs. best sq'r and Octagon Cast Steel
600 :. German Steel
10000 feet Safety-fuse
500 kegs "Dupon,s" Powder
10000 lbs. Tyre sq'r and round rolled Iron
90 dozen "Rowlands' Shovels
300 kegs Nails and Spikes bes, quality
1900 lbs Crow-bnrs
6 Cord Manila Rope
SO boxes Window glass
Is barrels No. Mackerel, Sc.
ALSO, on Consignment
100 cases Mass and stick Licorice
Is hhds and casks German and French Loaf
and crushed Sugar
50 tons Country bar Iron, assorted
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
800 barrels Flour
tierces Goldfish
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N[IRGINIA, to win: AL nle. Lrld n ,h

| Clerks office ofthe circuit court of Buckins
ham county on Monday the I'd. dry of June 1851.
Ju!ia A. Glover, Plaintiff,
| 0gainS
Charles Yancey sheriff of Buckingham and as
such admir- Of John Glover dec-nsed. Admire II
Taylor and Mary his wife, formerly injury Glover
| p" illinm Gillispic and Hope bis wife, formerly
| Hope Glover, Robert Coleman and Susan T. hi4
wife, formerly Susan +. Glover and Elizabeth A
Glover infant child ofthc sad julia A. Glover and
John ). Glover deceased, Dcf'ts
| IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to procure n settlrmen nj
Of the accounts Of tho administrator Of John Gcvor
deceased and for division Of his catatc nmonr hi
heirs at law according to tho provisions Of deed
| executed by the intcstate tho 18th day OF
April 1916 and Of record in the county court Of
| Buckingham,
| The defendants Robcr. Coleman and wife not
having entered their appearance and ii appearing
by an affidavit filed in the cause that they are not
inhabitants Of this c0uniry, 1t is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publicuton Of
this order ind do what is necessary TO protect thor
interest," mud that copy Of this order be- forthwith
inserted in some newspaper Published in the town
OF Lynchburg fort weeks successfully md posted
Mt Tic front door of the Court House Of this county
on the first day Of the next county court.
copy-Testc.
X. ELDRlDGE, c. c. @.
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COLlIOuN & HOLT.
.EORGE EAGBY, GROCER. COW.

NJ MISSION AND JVARDING MER-
CHANT, offers for sale,
10 hhds. n o, Porto Rico and clarified Sugars
10 boxes and bbls. loaf crushed and powdered
Sugars,
10 bags Rio, Laguiro, Java and Maracaibo Cof-
fees.
bags Brazil do
10 boxes 6 and 10 lbs Imp'l and G Teas,
boxes very fine gun powder do
10 hhds. and tierces w and n o Molasscs
| do Stuart's strawberry Syrup,
1000 It's Cotton Yarns assorted Nos,
20 boxes tallow, adamantinc and sperm Candies
10 do Soap and Starch,
10000 lbs prime Western Bacon, hog round
tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assorted,
100 Kegs Nails and Spikes,
Warehouse and lining do
100 sides Sole Leather
barrels pure Tanners Oil,
do common do
boxes patent Axes,
200 Harness Leather,
500 cotton Bats
100 Western Wool.
10 bbs. No Mackercl,
do n G Tar,
90 bales Domcstics and Ozuahurgs, Cnlicocs
Kentucky Jeans, bleached Domestics &c, &c.
which he offers at low prices for cash or in barter
Liza
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firh@BiNi', MAY n 1871. \
II r7 :..:.......:1 TO CONTRACTORS

roiosals VIII be received at the
Engineers office, South Side Rail Road at Peters
burg Va, until the 3lst of July next, for the con-
structon of APpomattox Bridge, to be erected near
Farmvillc.
The bridge will be about 5000 feet long and so
feet high; to consist of II wooden supcrstructurc.
resting on abutments and piers.
The piers will be of brick or stone. to be deter
mined after receiving the proposals.
Good brick earth can be obtained near the site Of
the Bridge.
Tho proposals may be made for the structure
complete, for the various items Of work and ma
terials, viz: Masonry; furnishing Bricks or Tim
beri Workmanship OF laying Bricks and workman
ship of Superstructurc.
Security will be required for the fnlflmcnts of the
contracts, and it viii be necessary that each propo-
sal be accompanied with letter from responsi-
bic person orpersons, stating that they will become
security. G. O. SANFORD.
Oh Engineer s. Side K. Road
June 5-t3lJy
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AG RICULTURAL.


We have repeatedly directed the attcn
ton of the agricultural community, to the
great value Offending us manure, and
urged upon them the propriety Of saving
II as means of cnriching their lands l,
was, therefore. with feelings of sincere
pleasure that we read the following in a
communication from the pen of 4. G. Sum
ner, Esq, Of RavenscroG, South Carolina,
which appeared in the February number
of the Pcndleton Farmer and Planter.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Sumner, from
September Of last year, to February Of
this-a period Of only S months-saved
farm manures. Such is the high appre-
citation in which we hold its fcrtilizing quail
tiles, that we feel assured we hazard moth
ing III asserting, that the quantity saved by
Mr.. s., is sufficient, if composted with 100
bushels of ashes, and 20 bushels Of plaster,
To grow 400 bushels ofmcrchamtabcw wheat
that each barrel, if thus treated, will be
ample not only to manure an aero Of land
that will yield 20 bushels of wheat, but if
such compost should be ploughed in. as all
such manure shonld be,willbc found COM
peteut to carry the land through rotation
OF Tour or five years duration, and leave it
IN an improved condition, provided clover
or grass should, in the meantimc, have been
sown upon the wheat.
Estimating the hen-dung saved by Mr.
Sumner, at its intrinsic value, in dollars
and cents, we would say it was worth
500; for we consider it, when properly
preserved and treated, very nearly, If no,
quite as good as the best guano, better than
much oft
We commend the following extract from
Mr.. SIS communication 10 the attention Of
our readers
al find them chickens valuable aux
illary IN manuring, as | consider domestic
hen-gaano properly tempered down, a
good manure for trees the second year Of
their growth in the orchard" | have now
twenty barrels, gathered from about ono
hundred and fifty fowlsf since September
last. My mode is to have the hen-house
carefully scraped up once week and pack
ed with the underlying earth in old lime
barrels cove, ed with top layer of gypsan.
IT Is practicable to save this powerful ma
nure IN the winter, but asI make my fowls
resort to natures hen-houses-thc trees
IN summer, the greatest portion is wasted
or washed away by the rains"
This example of Mr.. Sumner, is worthy
ofall praise, and we sincerely hope it may
prove contagious among his brethren every
where. Let the principle of enlightened
economy in the sariRg Of manure, once
seize upon the agricultural mind--let it
once be enSraitcd upon the planter and
farmers codc--let attention TO small mat
tiers become, as it ought, a passon--lct it
be confirmed by tashion,--and very DIFF
terent aspect will soon be put upon the
prospects ofhusbandmen-old fields, which
have been reproaches, heretofore, to many
a homestead-to many hospitable home.
stcad-will ere long exchange their sedge
and poverty-grasses, for those of the cult.
waited varieties, and be covered with the
nchest verdure,-generously contributing,
by their products, to the sustenance other
owners and all who derive their support
from them.
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e kEMOVAL.-The subscriber, thank

e kEMOVAL.-The subscriber, thank
g. \ full for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
6H;dktendcd to him, would respectfully inform
his ttiends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jewery establishment to the
house one door above MIR. John kinners, and OPP
Poste Rumboush's Big Red Hat" where he has
on hand and well selected assortment of
WATCHES AND JE IVELRY of the latest
styles. All in of articles in his line arc ear
nesty requested to call and examine his stock. Us
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. A good assortment of Silver Ware constant
ly on hand, manufactured by Mr.. Henry Silver
thorn which will be sold low as can be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR.
N. d. Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry repaired at
the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms The
highest price paid for old gold and silver.
ap 24-ts EWy
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II Is good for every plant, grain, and fruit, that
grows and when treated as we have sncgcs,,d
viii prove prompt and efficient fertilizer of the
sod
tMr. Sumner keeps the large nnmber of fowls
named by him for their services in the orchard,
m the destruction OF the curcuo; so that he makes
Them work Tor living, and through the prcscrva-
uon oil ms iriit, derives benefit, moro than equal
10 ."e 'ood consumed by them, besides that aris-
ing from the large quantity Of rich manure thev
chickens. ""N '"N 'euso al
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BOSTON BETTING co.'s INDIA

- RUBBER dOODS--Thc subscriber keeps
constantly on hnnd full supply Of India RubJcr
Belts of all sizes.
Steam Engine Packing, IN article now being ex
tensivcy used and with which none other can
compete.
FIRE E"gine and Factory Hose, far superior to
leather in strength, never requiring greasiny is per-
iectly light, not affected by cold or heat, throws
more water with the same power, is much lower in
prlce, and now eIcinsi0ciy used by the Richmond
Fire Companies.
Also, supply of small Hose for Hvdrunt and
Gardening purposes.
For sale at lowest factory rates by
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
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DEMOVAL.--JoHNSON, YOUNGER {

~ SMITH, have removed to Bank square, and
taken the large and commodious walnut front bull
ding recently erected by John Ii. Tyree, immedi-
aely opposite the Cabell House, and convenicn, TO
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would be pleased their old friends and custo
,andto the trade generally. they will offer induce
ments- They will keep constantly on hand iaree
stock Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Liquors, &c
&c. A call is all they ask
They will also trade for all kinds Of Country Pro.
dncs and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warding goods, and TO the sale Of produce sent to
them on consignment. ap lots
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POETRY.


Ny held is like to rend, Willie.
My heart is IKE to break
I'm wcarin' aft my feet. Willie,
I'm dyin' fnr your sake.
o lay your check TO mine. Willie.
Your hand on my briest-bane.-
o say yen think on me, Willie,
whcn am deid and gaze.
H.. vain 20 comfort me, Willie,
Sair grief mann haze its will
But let me rest upon your bricsi,
To sab and greet my I'll.
Let me sit on your knee. Willie,
Lot me shed by your hair.
And look into the face. Willie,
! never shall see mair.
I'm siftin' on your knee, Willie.
For the last time in my liic,--
A pnir heart-broken thing, Willie,
A mither. yet nae wife.
Ay, prose your hand upon my heart,
And press il MAR snd mair
Or il will burst the .ilkcn iwine,
Sas strangi il, despair
Owac's me for tho hour. Willie,
When we tlicgither met
q wac's me for the time, Willie,
That our first tryst was set
. wae's me for the loanin' green
Where we were wont to gaze
And wae's me for the destine,
That CART me luyc thee sue
o. dinna mind my words, Willie,
downa sec to blamc.-
But o, ms hard to live. Willie,
And drec u wards shame,
Het tears arc hailin' over your cheek,
And hnilin' over your chin;
Why weep ye sac for worthlossncss,
For sorrow and for sin'
I'm weary o tbi. warld. Willie,
And sick wi a | ses.-
Gamma live as haze lived.
Or be as should be.
But fauld unto your heart, Willie.
The heart tina, still is tbinc.--
And ks. ancc mair the white. white check,
Ye said wa, rod lsnssyne.
A s,oan' gacs through my held. Willie.
Il sair ,toun' through my heart
o, baud me up and let me kiss
The brow ere we twa part.
Anithcr, and anthcr yeti
How fast my life-strings break
Farewell. farewell through yon kirk yard
Step LIGHTLY for my sake!
The Law rock in the lift, Willie,
That Tits far over our held.
win sing the morn as mcrrilic
Abune the clay-cauld dcid;
And this green turf we're siitin' on.
WI dcw-draps slimmerin' sheen,
VIII hap the heart that luyit thee
swnrld has seldom seen.
But o! remember me, Willie,
On land where'cr ye be-
And o, think on the lcal. lcal heart.
Tha, ne'cr luvit ano bu, thee
and o. think on the cauld, cauld moods,
That file my yellow hair
That kiss the check and kiss the chin.
70 never sail kiss MAR,
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n IRON BRASS FOUNDRY,


20 q MACHINE AND IUBACUU FHESS
W FACTORY.-The undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added an addition
al amount Of steam power their establishment and
are now prepared TO execute any work in the above
line in a style not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly hand. all kinds OF Cast
ngs, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment Of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture Of
all kinds Of Machinery; such as Horse Power, Mil
Gearing, &c. All kinds of Flows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements are kept CON
stnntly for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machine. the most approved patterns, at the
large Brick Foundry Main Street, below the Frank
lin Hotel J. T. & &. S. DIUGUID.
March 2-Iv
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TOTHE MANUFACTURERSOF

Il TUBACCU.-Thc undersigned agent for lie
sale of Virginia Manufactured Tobacco in New Or
leans, respectfully solcits consignments Of this mr.
ticle from the Manufacturers of Lynchburg.
AS he sells entirely on commits sion, and does not
speculate in the article he haters himself that he
will be able to give entire satisfaction to all those
cntrusting him with their consignments
JOHN b. OLIVER.
Commission Merchant, % Graricr 81. Ne,e ORLEANS.
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eEEA, A. COCHRAN.--MANUFAC-

~ a. COCHRAN.--MANUFAC-
-14-e-turer and dealer in Carriages, Bayouckes,
Roeho'eays, Brggies, Harness, Sc.-Squarc below
ihc rankin Hotel, Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
The subscriber feels grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced b,i-
siness, and would say to the public, that he is now
IN receipt ola large assortment of the above arti-
cies, which will be sold as cheap as the same quail
ny OF work can be bought elsewhere and brought
mere: Come and Judge for yourselves, we charge
nothing for looking and but little if you buy.
The subscriber is practical Carriage-maker and
has had htcen years experience in the business and
dcvotcs the whole of his time in making up. and
selecting work ofthe best quality, and such as Is
best adapted to roads and country.
The Harness department is under the manage
nieht OF alr. a. RJones, superior workman from,
New York, whose work will compare with any.
whether made here or elsewhere
Repairing done at the shortest notice
fep 2I-om A. COCHRAN
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T OOKING GLASS q PsCTURE

COOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE
- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE uN-
dersigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames. richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerreotype Frames, alarge beautiful assortment,
OF new goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass, French, first quality. from 5Ox36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosetes, Of all Sizes for Builders in
terror wor!
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern--and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
TT Country orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. FRANCK g. CLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10th st. Rich
mond, Va.
Iunc 0-ts
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MECHANIC ARTS.
RI AT THE SIGN Of the Red HAT,

- win be found handsome assortment Of
Moleskin Hats, different styles,
Silk "a various qualities and styles,
Black and drsb beavers. a :.
Slouchcs, Mexicans and Hanover,
Panama, Guaquell. Rutland braid, China
purl. Leghorn and Straw,
Boys and infants fancy summer Hats,
In addition 10 which have large and well as
sorted stock Of Ladies, Misses and Infants Shoes
of various colours styles and qualities, besides
assortment Of Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters
Also lot of Trunks and Umbrellas of No. quality
which viii be sold low
apal-ts JACOB RuhBOUGH-
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e FINE WATCHES AND FINE
"a JEWELRY =CHARLE A ETARD

ga JEWELRY-CHARLES A. EVARD
CO. Watch-Maker and Jereuer, LYScnBuR j.
VA.-The subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectfully inform the citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment of the above articles
that he has offered in this market The fol
lowing comprises portion of his stock such as !:
inc gold and silver huntsman and plain cased
Watches, warranted Is carat and 10 Jewels the f.
nest ever offered in this market, made by JOS JON
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, of various
kinds; Breast Pins; Lockets; glass Bracelets; Cuff
Pins; Necklaces; gold and silver Spectaces; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies'; Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils fine silver Bo1uette
Cases; gold and silver Thimbes; pocket silver and
pearl Card Cases, and many other articles too nu-
mcrou, to mention. All be asks is a call, as he
feels confident that he suit both in quality and
price
--6 He also repairs Watches and Clocks, in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms
lie invites those who has work done of that kind TO
give him trial, from his long experience in
that branch of his profession he feels certain that
he will not fail to give satisfaction to his customers
tB Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line. CfIAS. A. EVARD,
May 22-ts doors ADORE Exchange Corner.
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Gs FOR IsENT-The Brick Tenement on
A-l Main Street, one square below tho F,nuaJin
Hotel for many ycnrs used grocery store, md
ut present occupied by James l.. Wood. For
terms apply TO Geo. II. Lambeth or to me-
MAY 2D-wts JND W LAMBETH
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NcN--N0rlx Advertisement
ICE. ICE..--TMEs SUBSCRIBER


Il possesses Receipt to enable any person to
make Ice, in any climate, with but little expense or
trouble. The process is simple and can be accom-
PiShed by the most limited Understandings so Us to
produce from even water, in the hottest eli
mate, pure lee equal in every essential To that
formed by natural causes. The luxury of always
having at ones viii, in the heat of summer "A pure
and delicious lee will readily be conceded; and
its advantages in of sickness cannot be too
greatly prised. BY this same process warm water
can be rendered delightfully."- cold in about 5 min
utcs, and ice creams. with many other Injuries can
be made in from 10 10 20 minutes.
The following notice of this great discovery is ia
ken from the New York Sun:
"a REAL LuxURy.-Dr. james r. Wilmington
produces, by an artificial process, pure and solid
Ice, from warm water, in the heat of summer in
lcss than half an hour. And he can render barrel
of water cold ice itselfin a very few minutes
This discovery must be of immense value to all
living South
TERNs.-This receipt, which contains full in
structions for making ice and ice creams, cooling
water, and numerous other useful matters will be
forwarded TO order for Two DOLLARS BY address
sing DR.. JAS. r. WILMSsToy,
100 Ndssoa 81. " !.
One Agent only will be appointed in each county,
and those desiring the agency must forward $50
for which they will receive 81 copies of the PAM
phlet, containing full instructions.
10 OFF.
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NOTECE.--An ad ;purncd meeting of the SUBJ
I scribcrs 10 the Stock of the Richmond and
Abingdon Telegraph Company, will be held at the
office Of Garland & Slaughter. in the town Of
Lynchbarg, on Saturday the 10th August next, for
lie purpose Of completing the organization OF the
as~pany.
Jay 3-w3w THE CORPORATORS.
Richmond Wing and Abingdon Vireinian will
lease copy w3w and send accounts to this office.
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n. GuGGENHETMER.
!. UNTERMYER,
Granite Buildings, Cabcll llousc.-ap gifts.
r MM. ROLLINS, ARE RE

4 a N. 70 - NJ H. n - AXE EEE-
- ccirng mil hare i, aarc-
% hhds. n. o. s. 7. r. Sugar
do ST. Crox d. very fnc
40 boxes and bbls. Loaf, Crushed, Pulycrzcd
and Clarified Sugar
10 hhds. Alolasses
10 bbs. do very superior
10000 lbs. Bacon
100 bags Rio and Lnguira Coffee
40 do Java do
10 Mats Mocha do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. to l6
Is ton Bar Iron
10 do Rolled do nj sizes
Q do Blistered Steel
do Cast and Shear do
do Castings
ticrccs Rice
% boxes Sperm and Adamartine Candles
40 do Hull & Sons Patent do
30 do Tallow do
80 do Soap
10 bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 do Tar
800 kegs Cut Nails 3 to co dy
10 do Wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
300 Sides Sole Leather
50 do Black q Russet do
40 doz. Calf Skins
20 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep Skins
9 bales Shoe Thread
Domcs,ics. Calico. Alpaca and Irish Linen, Shoes
Boots and Hats, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nuimeg.,
Coppcras. Alum, Indigo, Madder, Starch Soda
aud Salt Pefrc, Bed-cords and Plough-lues--ior
sale accommodating terms or exchange for coun-
try produce. Also consignment, Cap, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, for sale at fnctory prices.
apl 2l-fs