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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

In acting commissioners under decree of the Cir
cult Court of the city of Williamsburg and county of
james City, rendered the 18th day ofNovember $751;
wll Offer public sale, Charlotte Court House, on
Monday the 6thday ofSeptember next that being curt
day, the valuable esute, known Middle Quarter be-
ing that oton ofthe Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tucker in the division of the lands of ohn Ran
doph. and upon which is the Mansion House of Mr..
Randolph Middle Quarter lies in the county of c har-
loe, the Staunton River, and contains about
hundred upwards flour hundred are fine river
low groAds. The highland is Of good quality with
bundance Of wood.
The depot Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad at
Staunton river. which point the road is graded
about miles distant. and accessible by good road
and also by navigation on the river.
The commissioners empowered to divide the land
should they deem il advisable.
Terms OF SaLE:-The purchase money to be paid in
three equal annual nstaments carrying interest from
day of january, 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required The purchaser will have the privilege
Of seeding crop this fall and full possession given the
lst of January
The estate will be-shown any wishing to exam
inc it, by the the premises and for any
further information address r. NJ Thompson Williams
burg, Va.
e 1oliS MSHTAGs y AGsI THOMPSON Commissioners.
JuIy 1g-tIstS
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

v The undersigned will offer "a public auction on
Saturday. the 2s day Of August valuable Tract
of Land, containing than TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, situated in the county of Amherst FIVE miles
from Lynchburg, near Lees Camp Ground.
About half is in cultivation-some of is fine
Flat and Tobncco Lots. The Improvement consist of
q good DWELLING and Out Houses The en-
III closures good and the premises well worthy the
attention of those wishing purchase.
Terms.-One-third cash-the deferred payments will
be made known the day of sale, which time, the
time of giving possession will also be made known
Benamin Watts living it, will show the Land to those
wishing to view it, GEO. w. BURNETT
STEPHEN II WATTS.
Lily 19w5w1 BENJAMIN WATTS.
rEP Republiran copv
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hISSOLUrlON.--T Co-Partnership hereto
II tore existing between the subscribers. under the
style of DuDLEY COMPTON las been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-Ion W. Dudley has purchase the
interest Of VIM Compton the late concern, and will
dscharge its liabilities. He embraces this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage to the concern of DupLEY & COMPTON. and to
solicit its continuance in his cnnnexion.
JNO. w. DUDLEY
WIN. A. COMPTON,.
cIxcisxArI April loth. 1852.
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NlVERSlTY OF MARYLAND.-
" THE FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION will
begin THURSDAY October IA, 1852, and end on the
lst Of March, 1853.
Principles and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Sur.
gerry, NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WIN E. A. AKIN. N. d.
Principles and Practice of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine, SAMUEL CHEW MD.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH RoBY, MD.
Obstetrics, RICHARD H. THOMAS. M. ID.
Matera Medica, Therapeutics and Pathology, Gro.
W. MrLTESBERGER, NJ.
Practical Anatomy, BERWICK B. SMITH NJ. d.
Fees for the full COURSE $50; Demonstrators Fee
Matrculation, S.; Graduation, $50.
For purposes of Clinical Instruction the Faculty have
their command the Baltimore Infrmary" on the
street with the University, and in its immediate
neghborhood continuing hundred and eighty beds be-
longing to the University. and managed and attended
entirely by the Faculty This Institution is devoted to
the reception and of those forms of disease
which furnish useful and profitable subjects for
clinical observation. An addition to be made during
the present summer, which will materially increase it.
accommodations and advantages. 1t is open all Ma
iculates ofthe School throughout the year without
Anatomical Material is abundant and cheap Expen-
ses of living. in Baltimore. low in any Atlantic
city. WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, MD,
Baltimore July 49, l852---ts Dea n
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II HATS AND CAPs!! The q

II A rs AND CAPS!! The -
- subscriber has received at the sign of the
Blue Hat, the Spring Fashions of Gentemen's fht
Dress Hats for S5a embracing all of the latest rnd
approved styles and ia prepared to furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally with
article of fine No Moleskin black and white Beaver
Hats. He has also received large stock of the latest
style, KOSS UTH HATS, both for men and boys, and
large assortment of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps
every style and quality large stock Of soft, black
and white, Brush and Mexican Hats, which he will sell
low for cash
He will use his best endeavours to please all who may
favor him with call All kinds Of Hats made order
with and dispatch. Call at the sign of the
Blue Hat for Bargains.
Eah WM. STTTZER.
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In obedience "a decree pronounced by the circuit
Of Franklin county, the 18th day Of May. 1852
in the of Thomas J. Holland AMI Warfeld Price,
against Thomas s. Keen and others. SHALL ON Thurs
day the 30th day Of September 1852. ter for sale,
the premises public auction the highest bidder all
the lands belonging the said Thomas Keen, situated
Snow Creek in Franklin county, I3 miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse, containing 473 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and persons
wishing purchase land would do well to attend this
sale.
TERMs.-The aforementioned land will be sold upon
credit Of one two, and three years equal instnment
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security. for the payment of the purchase
ney the title the land will be retained until all The pur
chase money spaid and the land held subject
in default Of the payment of the purchase money.
July 22-t30S HUGH NELSON Comrr
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NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO, BY acci

NOTICE TO ALL !-HE ALSO BY acc
IN dent, has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU-
SINESS in conjunction with his Jewelry establishment
in whichhe keeps Candies & Fruits, such as Orasges
Lemons. Raisins, Almonds Fiberts Toys of all kinds
and in fact all kinds Confec tionares kept in such
establishment He lis receiving his Spring stock
which he respectfully socits the patronage of the
public. He also has, in his employment ofthe
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg.
Pyramids, of all kinds made at the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CHAS. A. EVARD.
March 8-ts doors above EXCHANGE corner
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il1v-s - @-sA
THROUGH TO THE WHITE SUI.

lO THE W HtAIE 81 LIZ
Il PHUR SPRINGS FOR $ OO.-First of Jul, our
Packet Boats leave Lynchbu,g for Buchanan daily 81
A. NJ, Sundays excepted and arrive Buchanan at
r. Nj there with daily lines Of Stages for
the White; by Daggers leave the arrival of the
Boats and arrive at Daggers &c miles) ~ T. II.
leave Daggers A NJ after breakfast and arrive
the White 43 ppiles NJ. Passengers by the 9TH
go by Fincastle and the Sweet Springs the
White. Fare to Fincaste 81 To Sweet Springs - 90.
Passengers for the Natural Bridge reach there z.
NJ, Fare 81 so Passengers for Lexington Rock
bridge and Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs
with daily line of Stages North River. arrive Lex
ington at p. Nj Rockbridge Alum at p. NJ; Warm
and Hot Springs next day
Fare to Lexington ..-..-.--..--....--.$2 90
do ROckbrIdge Alum SO
do Warm and Hot Springs 5 25
To nvaids this offers great inducements, there
being only SO miles of staging by far the best road
in the mountains of Vii gnia. and added this the pas
senger will survey the most beautiful scenery in Virgin
in. An intelligent European traveller has remarked that
the route between Lynchburg and Buchanan with its
variety of River and Mountain scenery the passage of
the James River Balcony Falls through the Blue
Ridge and view of the Natural Bridge, combines
of beauty, and sublins than is be in
one days ride in any country.
Returning leave Buchanan every day. except Sunday,
at P. NJ. arrive North River 10 P. NJ, and in
Lynchburg at 4 p. NJ.
The Boats for Richmond will leave usual every day
except Sunday, at A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond
day at 2 p. NJ. Fare through 81 so.
Pas engers for Buckingham court house Cumberland
courthouse and Farmville. leave in Monday, Wednes
day and Fridays Boats Fare Cumberland house
50 %, to Farmville So 25
jc 21-ts BOYD. EDMUND g. DAVENPORT.
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SPRING STOCK FOR Is52.-ROYD

~ D. BROTHER, Main Street. Lynchbnrg, Va
in Cut. Dressed and PLAN Glass Ware, Looking
Glasses, Guandoies, Piatsd and Britania Ware Wait
ers, Castors dc; in receipt Of their Spring
supply Of Domestic and Fgeign Goods of their
importation-whch embraces every article usually
found in such Establishments Our Stock is of the
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought on the favorable terms
determined to be undersold by any House
in the country, either North South Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would do well to
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere-feeling confident please all in Style
quality and price of Goods. The Ladies are particular
ly invited to call and examine Stock.
march 29-ts
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JOHN n. OSBORNE. Sup't.
La - u VIRGINIA AND TEN
4Ex4E8N24G&k NESSEE RAILROAD.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No Slave
will be permitted ride the Railroad with
cut special ~ritten permission from his her
the agent guardian % the owner unless accompa
MED by the person otherwise entitled their
service Such permit must be given in duplicate,
of which will be retained by the Conductor Of the Train
CHAS. +. NJ. GARNETT,
march l8--ts Chief Engineer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CURE CUBE RE!-HAkTlMOBE LoOA
- HOSPITAL, where may be obtaiusd the n'"st spec
AZ remedy for or IF Organic Po~os, Pais
IL Ahe Lcias Disease Of the ktfneys lfcefons 81 fAe
Hsai T.rozt, N,e aad Ssia. Coas.iis'sosai DEBUT j.
aud all those horrii affections arising from certn'n in
discretions no matter whether from 'ntemPerancc,
: the use of urlent spirits az, other cause
TO YOUNG MhN,
especially whn have become the vienns of evil Prncti
ces Alls. what countless numbers OF generous and
nabIe heare beings have been swept TO unmey t"mos;
tn sands o yoang men of the 'ns exalted alentsand
bri.iant rteer-. who might otherwisc have entranc-
ell s.-uins ssnatcs Nth the thnndcrs OF eoquence, or
wakcd 10 "es'as asy the iShg 'yfe-
Ts,sc .aieripg from any ot the following melancholy
cfccts. should mmediately apply to ,lfr
DIX JOiNSToN.
w eakness OF the Back and Limbs fans IN the hehd'
Disnness Of Sight Loss o Muscular f"wer falPitat"h
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrabiy, Derange
nelt Of the Digestive Fu ictions General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. xc.
Afeataiiy.-rhe fearful effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded; L,ss Of Memory Confusion OF Ideas, De-
preston of Spirits. Forebodings OF Evil. Aversion o
Society, Self D.trust. Love OF Solitude, Timidiiy &c.
arc sone Of the evils produced.
O.Rce No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK SfTee, Sc "
EN- DOORS From BAL LTIMOhE ST. East side,
UP THE STEPS. IT-BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
ssrving the NAME and NUMBER, you will mistake
the place.
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Tobacco. Having de

VINOBACCO, TObuCCO. HaV1ns Or-
l. termined tn pay Parricula attention to selecting The
best Chewing Tobacco that is put up here. do solicit
orders from friends in the country for the artcc
believing rs we do tuat shall be able to furnish
article by the bx thnt is bound give satisfaction
as we hnve received agency for some OF the best
Brunds put up in Lynchburg Fora $5 note sent by
mail we IL in return, send box Of 10 plugs that will
be hard to beet, and for $40 note we will send 90
plugs first Tobacco. put up in boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in saying to our friends thn
we can send them Tobacco prices ranging from 20
to rs cts per ID. CREWDSON d CRANk.
Jan l2-ts Com. Merchants u the Canal
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TND UC e M Z NTS Extraordinary
l-SeIling of at COst.-HaviDg determined
to to the State of Texas lin order close
my stock Of goods speedily Possible) WILL and
after the ls day Of May (inst) proceed to sell my en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Hardware,
CrOckery, Hats, &C., at, and in many IN stances
6eor cost. will endeavor keep constantly on hand
good supply of Groceries and Liquors. which will be
sold exceedingly low.
will also offer for private SALE until the 9th day Of
August next, the whole Of my REAL ESTATE, at Re
publican Grove, being
~ 5Ol ACRES OF LAND, two-thirds OF
- which is woods and well timbered and the re-.
mainder is in good Of cultivation On the land
and in the village. is good and convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE. in good repair, with all the necessary
outhoIses attached good and well constructed STORE
HOUSE and Shoe Shop and is justly considered one OF
the best stands fora country in all this upper
country If the above property is sold privately be-
fore the day above specified, it will be sold that day
ut public auction positively, without reserve together
with the stock of Goods that may be left hand on
that day. Persons wishing to engage in the mercantile
business. would do well to give a call, as am de.
termned to sell, and will give great bargain in the
stand and stock of Goods.
may 6-wt6A A. COLLINS.
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NLASSICAL SCHOOL IN HARRl-
" SONBURG, va--The undersigned propose
to open Classical and Mathematical School, in Harri-
sonburg Virginia, to the Ist of September
and to close the 1st ofJuy. They both Graduates
Of the University Of Virginia, and adduce satisacto
ry testimonials Of their capacyo instruct in the branch
proposed to be taught.
paration for the University and with view that end
no effort will be spared further the progress of the pu
pills. and qualify them hold honorable positions in
their Glasses while students that Institution The
Of instruction will embrace Ancient Langua yes
Modern Languages. (Frenc German, Spanish.) Mathe-
matics, Chemistry, Natural Phosoph. &c.
TERMS.-Board and Tuition $1,000
Languages, Mathematics, &c., 450.00-One half pay.
able in advance. JOHN D. PENNYBACKER.
WM E. PETERS
Parents desiring their will sddress Mr..
John D. Pennybacker, Harrisonburg.
July 29-ifts
Richmond Wing and Examiner copy 9 times a week
Tif and forward account to this Office.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!!-NEW4ANI

GREAT ATTRACTION! !!-NEW AND
" and Splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Ready Made
Clothing at Whoiesale$ Retaa.-G UG GGENHEIMER X
& UNTERMYER.-Respect inform their friend.
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goods suitable for the Fall and
Winter season. embracing every article of Ladies' and
Genuemen's Wear All ofwhich the public are invited
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere We
have beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps Boos and
Shoes with splendid and general of Fancy
articles, all Of which offered unusually low prices
Call and us; and we feel assured that you will be
pleased with prices well Goods as weare deter.
minedto elbow, having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made Ciothing Purchased by them 70, cash at
unusually low prices. by which means they are enabled
to offer greater inducements the public than any sim.
liar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention of countr,
merchants and others their Wholesale Pyicesbeliev.
ing that they will find it their interest togive them
call and examine their stock before going farther East
Thegreat facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies, enable them with confidence that
their goods lbe soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
n GUGGENHEIMER.
I. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Granite Buildings, Cabel House.
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CIscrssArr. Arril 18th 1852.

CIScrsSATI. April 18th 1852
THE Subscribers have associated themselves for the
Il purpose of fcondncting in this City Tobacco
aud General Com mission Business
under the Firm Of kENSETr& & DupLEY and respectful
y solicit your patronage. Our Business will be exclu-
sively Commission and experience Of twcn-
by senior partner in active Mercan.e life
this Ciy and determination the part both to pro-
the interest of friends, will hope secure to
u.a hs.a support We prepared to make the usual
Advance consigpmeits in hand. and to purchase
Prolncr &c. the customary terms. We will occupy
IN. Large aa . oa,n,odious Warehouse. No IA Public
Landing. INO. kENNETT. -
may o7--6m JNO.W W. DUDLEY.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA pectfny ask continuance of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him. to the concern and in
this connection he de~ms it proper, ask all who are
indebted to him come forward and settle their
counts without delay
There many claims of long standing, which must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention TO this notice
s. DIUGUID
Jan 8--ts
Republican and Express. copy times week for
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V,HE sUBsCRIBEIgs having obtaine

NNHE SUBSCKlBEIkSh having obtained the
Il exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases take this method ofnrming the people ofLynch
burg nnl the surrounding country that they have in
their Main Street. lot of the above Ca
Of different sizes. Ii would be difficult nsk give
adequate impression Of these Gases without
al Inspection they perfectly air tight and ndestruc-
br, and for protecting and preserving the Dead,
ordinary intemens for vaults for transportation
superior anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Gases can be
supplied by s. DIUGUlD & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend.
ed to. SD. & SONS.
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NOTICE TO Carpenters or HoUsI

NOTICE TO Carpenters or HOUSE
In BUlLDERS.--The subscriber would inform the
community TINT he has hand good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia viii afford and receiving every
week. all Of which will be sold low for cash good pa
per.
JAS s. .CREWDSoN, Com. Merc't.
On The pasis.
N. B.-Bis for Houses received and |, lied at the
shortest notice. Timber well dried if .sired
Aug.7-ts ]. :. @.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
no THE FARMERS-The sui

l. ing purchased the Patent Right of Glow, Double
Cyfindricai Rotary Screen Wheat Fan, manu-
featuring them and ask the Farmers call and examn
for themselves. DIUGUID s. BRO,
Mr. l5-ts Lysek5urg Foundry.
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~ subscriber l. now receiving supply of Alum
Water, frcsh frou, the Spring in Rockbrdge county,
and Agen. far The sale Of this valuable will
keep constantly hand supply during the season.
uarch 1876 A. B. RCCKER.
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I'm r o K II Al II Il o # A II M E R ) {,
Gardeners Fiorias, Incorporated Companies, Man
nfacturers Artisans, Professional Men, Mechanics and
oLters-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbined.-Right Secured BY United States Let
fers-Patenl-ALL ISFRISGENENTs WILL BE PRosEcU-
TED BY LAw.-This is the most valuable invention Of
the aee and without which, manufactures, public edi
ces hotels and private dwellings, incomplete. and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine, the Farmer perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance the ncendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. r. Britingham Mitchells PUMP
AND ENGINE and esteem them most valuable ap-
pendage a great convenience and efficient protec-
iicn against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. B. TYLER. do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvle.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham
R. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be in Capt. N. s. Lang
horne's and VIM. II. Langhornes residences on Dis-
mond Hill Lynchburg. The Pump be seen in Rich
,uan.i at the Whg office.
tYr NOTICE.-All persons buying selling the
above articles, responsible me for il.
R.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 2o-ts Proprietor.
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RAILR0AD AND CANAL.


Ez491ZY Y ~, ~ k4gsSX.-
ID ichmOmd and Damville Railroad
1OCHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after Thursday,
July ls 1852, regular pa ssenger train will be-
| tween Richmond and the Junction. connecting at the
&pncon with Fneg & Cos line of Stages for Burkevile
Milton and Greensborough The train will stop for pas
scngers only The following points: Manchester Po-
white Robiou's Coal6ed. Tomshawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke and
Jenning's Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day excep' Sunday at o'clock
A. NJ. Returning leave the Junction at 2:30. p. NJ
Children 3. and over l2 of age, half
price any points except the two frsf-named Ser
travelling by themselves must be furnis he'd with
must be expressly stated the puss that they per-
| m,ted go the freight train will leave
Richmond every Wedne sday. Parties forwarding goods
must have them the ground the previous evening.
B.-The Stage leaves the Junction every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, in connection with the above
points; and returning, the the point
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday.
Through Ticket rom Richmond Danvlle. 81
do do do Greensboro. -. $l2
Through passengers providing themselves with
tickets will be considered passengers, and charg
| ed an increase draie of fare.
jyI-tI4S JOHN II. OSBORNE sup't.
La n - NOTICE.-Onauda and after Mon
LAk-1E day next, July Goth the Cars will
leave the Depot for Bufords, 50 oclocs retur-
ming will leave Buford's at Sd o clock, p. m.
Freight intended for the o'clock train, must be in
the Depot the afternoon previous-and before sunset
The increasing tonnage the road, renders this
rangement ndispensably necessary and future, the
| rule cannot be departed from.
Freights must be accompanied with dray tickets
and prepaid before forwarding.
iv o6-tf THOS IEIIIS Ao't
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der the style I
s. DIUGUID 4 SONS.

They have recently applied steam porey to theigma-
cbnery and fatter themselves that ney enabled
manufacture all descriptions Of Plain and Fancy Ca6i-
net Ware in style and finish compare with any in
the State. S. DIuGUID.
ID. p. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUID.
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II EATHE R.-.I lave received my Spring sup
IL ply of Leather. consisting Of Hemock, Sole and
Wax Upper. Calf Skins, philadelphia and French. ard
a general assortment of ShoeMakers Tools. &C.. also
Harnes. and Skrting Leather. Oak Tanned Sole. &c.
Aprit oG--ts e. LOCKWOOD.