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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-10

7 OOKiNG GLASS AND PICTUR


I OOkiAG GLASS AND PICTUR
- FRAME MANUfACTORi.--The under-iyn,
manufacture aud offer for sale the Follow ing articles
Northern prices:
Portrait Frnmrs. richly ornamental and pian gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguencoiype frames,a large beautiful assortment
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of oil sizes md fitted in
Picture Glass. French first quality from 50x36 inc
es down
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished ord
Composition Ro-,tes, of all sizes, for Builders inter-
work
ALso-Oid Work re-eilr and jobbing in all the ubo
branches
Picture Gins rrt 10 any paftcrn-and large size
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
~ Country orders By mnil win receive prompt mite
tim FRANCk & GLOVER.
1913 Main street. between 9th and 10Th st. Rchmon
Va June o.
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NJ ASONlC INSTITUTE, CERMANTON
IVl ~ C.-In advertising our Institution, we do
not intend to hold inducements which cannot be
realized. Contrary to many educational enterprises of
these latter days, are resolved to humbug the
community by pretending to whit we are not. If lib
sl expenditures Of labor and money avail to place
Institution eminence that few boast, IL
shall be done One session hasjust closed and high
est expectations have been than accomplished.
EDIFICE. ETC.
The Edifce is a large brick building comprising a.
partments the largest of which is used for the School
ROOM and will accommodate 81 students, each pro-
vidsd with char aaddesk. The other are appropr
ated to REGULATIONS, the Library, Museum. Labor
atory and Principals Study. The yard is tastefuy
closed, and is adorned with IS flower mounds of
sizes which are cultivated by the Young gentlemen
IN the hours of recreation.
LABORATORY. LIBRARY, ETC.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston superior set of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus not le1sa
than $780, Lectures will be given in the Laboratory
before all the students during November. A LIBRA
ny OF upwards of 600 vos the greater part Of which
are new Books. will be opened weekly for the benefit
of the students. Our MUSEUM cases already show a.
bove 400 different neurological and geological spec
mems Lectures in mineraogy and geology will be de
livered in October.
SESSION. TERMS, ETC,
The next session will OPEN June 20th and continue
q weeks Terms per Scholastic year. in the lowest
branches of English $l4: in the advanced 500
and the classics 800 Several of best families have
ana Will
washing fuel, lights, and servants attentions for
SO per month. Germanton is located in a high region
of country and is very healthy.
INSTRUCTION, GOVERNMENT. ETC.
The Principal with assistants compose the board Of
Instruction. Perhaps institution exhibit
perfect system and regularity both in and of school
than ours and what renders the organization
pete, the students vie with each ether in preserving
upbroken.
Young men, from the superior advantages afforded
them for acquiring accomplished earriteoa can be
prepared for the higher classes in the best Colleges
tier North or South.
All communications should be addressed to the Rev
L. NJ. EvERHARs, the Principal
ISAAC s, GIBSON.
Master ofthe Lodge.
Germanton. N. c.. April %. 1852. w-2n.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

~ JOHN 7. ROGERS has removed his Marble w ork.
ohe corner OF Alan and 9Th wlcrcw be found
fine assortment Of Egyptian, irnl,na aud American
Marble, Monuments Tomhs Grave Stones, Manicl
Pieces Of every description. WALTZ lnc- Fronts &c
Any design in cnrvng execute" in the ueatcst man
ncr Orders from the country, with rity reference,
promptly attended 10.
Mr. having served his apprenticeship In Of tho
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business. Gn,irr. himself that
all work executed ut his shop will give us entire
ton rs my done North or South.
Rrhmnnd Inlv li-Iy
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsm COL

1N HOUN & HOLT, Kye's Corner take pleasure
in announcing the public. that they are recev-
ing and opening the varied, extensive and elc
giant Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg market, and feel satisfied that one who will
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
satisfied, both in price and quality The Ladies will
find complete assortment of Dress and o.her goods
consisting in part of the following articles Brocade
Silks. Checked, Plaid and plain Black Silks of
quality Aquillu Tissues Grape de Sprague, Lama
Cloth, and beautiful article. Grippe dePars, Ba-
of the most elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues
Plain Barge, En- blk and plain Mouslir $, Donna
Maria Crpes, Organdes, Battiste, French aud Eng
Iisn Jacoaett, Linen Poplinc Lawns. Dotted Muslns
Muslin Founcing Collars Under Sleeves. EN-. Hand
krrchie very cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery. Muslin
md Cambrick Edgings and Insertings, Kid and Silk
Gloves Silk Mitts Gimp and Frnges. Mantillas Craze
and Nett Shawls, Mourning Goods in great variety
gether with various other articles mem
ton in an advertisement. Gentlemen will find a com
pleIe selection ofFrcnch and English Cloths
Silk and other vestngs Gloves in every vary Cravats
plain and Fancy. Linen Drings, Collars. Socks. Silk
and Linen kIkfs Sr.. &c.-Our Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable We invite all in want .
Dry Goods to give call
COLHOUN & HOLT.
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE ON REasoxa-
~ bic terms Mt Jud;ih's Dam, of Ii horse power,
Locomotive-Boicr Of approved construction has run
only months. Apply TO John D. Adams, Judnh's
Dam, Capr s. McCorkle Lyachburg, or the undersign
cd d. s. WALTON.
Sept l5--fs
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THE WORLD never before saw
Il such mass of home testimony given to any Other
Medicine.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE!
TIE great discovery Of The -Readi-Real!-Read.
--Joy TO the Wortd-Hope for the c6licted-Morc fes-
Tram,
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.sE.NUNION Tramsporntion Limo

rasn-NUNION Transportation Line
sazszzs=A 10 Pifsbnre and tie IVea.-1he under
signed would Respectfully infor their friends and
TONERS, that the Penn-y yana Canal will open 18th
March, at which time will be repaired to forward any
amount of Merchandise to all points the Western wa
tiers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobacco Pittsburg. Zoe per 100 lbs from
lat Muy.-Time 8 days.
No Commission charged for forwarding Bptimorr
or Philadelphia G., Fl. KOONS,
March Ats Agent Uuion Line. Baltimore.
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LII UNION sTEAM,IIIP COM

OONa
..< PANf'S LINE FOR PHHADFL-
PHiA, VIZ CITY POINT AND NOFTOL X
The magnificent Steamships PrSy-YLvAv,A and VIM
CHM. will hereafter leave Richmond alternately every
"noNESDAi. Tor Philadelphia. as above.
iocsc beautiful st,amers both new and ac hnnd-
somely fitted up with state romm accommodations fur
passengers
The tablets equal to that of the best hotels; and this
routeis confidently recommended the travelling COM
mnnly as the most comfortable economical aud every
way desirable mode Of pa ssagc between these c,e.
Fare to Philadelphia az
Fare to Norfolk Al
No charge for meals Applyto the Agent.
MAYO & ATKINSON, Richmond.
LEVI ELDRIDGE. Philadelphia
NJ b For the safety of passengers, Wv have prn,il.
cd two of Francis Life Boats for cache these steam
ships.
Second clu-s passengers taken at very low rates.
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A CREE 4 McCLANAHAN, GROCERS


LTScHBuRG, Va,
Offer for sale
ilo bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
- best old Java and Mocha do,
IL hbds and bbls Molasses,
81 D." N. o. 2. r. Sugars,
5 " st Cruix do.
% boxes and bbls Loaf. Crushed and Pow lrred do
20 tons country and rolled Iron various Sizes Sc)
1900 best Cast Steel
223 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
25 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. some very fne)
40 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and Talow Candles.
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
1000 # best Saiey Fuse,
lS bales Oznaburcs and Domestics.
100 bbls rectifcd Wh.key,
y old Rye d (some years old.)
ID Wine different qualiries,)
II and pipes French Brandy {some fnc)
10 old Apple Brandy,
ticrccs best London Porter,
10 bbs Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles not mentioned above
max ing our stock very large and desirable one
We give prompt attention to sales of consignmcnts
ct Flour Wheat Tobacco, Bacon and all other kind. of
country proiuce-also to receiving and forwarding
Goods, Produce, &C.. my 13--ts
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vuNS, PISTOLS, NC.-WE HAVE iust
~ received of Double and Single barrel Gnns
oil our own tmPor'don very fine. Colts Aliens
ana Wesson and Leavitts, Receivers. Aliens Single
SelfCockng Pistols,
Shot blets, powder TASKS, wadding percussion cans.
&c. &c. Call and examine our stock
oct 23-ts GREGORY e ROYALL
{ NASTTNGS-la or 5000 lbs Castings a good
~ assortment just in store for sale lowlv
heb l9--ts JOS H. WILSON.
ICORICE AND OIL
- II cases fine and stick Licorice.
10 baskets prime Olive Oil for sale law Mt
apl l9-ts J. b. NOWLIN'S.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
l. hid Santa Cruz sugar. prime.
do NO. do, fair to prime
10 lbls Cuba do, part low priced.
80 bags Rio. Lngiira and Java coffee.
S tons Ellicot's bar iron, assorted
20 bundles hoop and band do.
Receiving and for sale Nv
may lo-3tif GEORGE RAGBY.
UMP PLASTEK.--l50 tons Just At hand
- per Boats ID. !. Warwick. Jenny Lind. Star and
ueorgmna for fae by B. F. SACKETT.
mny II
INSEED OIL.--ioc0 gallon. pure Linsced
- Oil in light casks, received and for sale by
my l3-ts F. b. SACKETT.
ZINE STICK LICORICE-aoc cases very
superior Stick Licorice; 10 cases goodfair do do,
just received and for sale by
nrs9 t. LEE & JOHNSON.
EEATHERs-5OO lbs. Live geese Feathers,
Il for sale iy
Arril l2-ts McDANIELS HURT
VIRGINIA SHOT AND Lead
$500 lbs Shot. all Sizes
1000 lbs Bar Lead
MCDANIEL & HURT. Agts
Apl s-ts for Wythe Union Lend Mine Co.
ITO TIE FARME Rs-The subscribers hav
Il ing purchased the Patent Right If D Clnw Double
Cylindrical Rotary Screen HHcaf Fan, a.e now manu-
featuring them and ask the Farmers al and examine
for themselves. DIuGUID & BRO.
N.r Ia-ts Lynrhburr Fonnd,y.
GALAMANDEK SAFES..-A further sup
~ ply assorted sizes OF the Worlds Fair premium
Safes" just received and for sale by
NAV ao-ss B.F.sAcKETT.
CLARET and Champagne Wine.
~ 30 baskets Champagne Wine f,vorte brands,
10 Heidseck do the best imported
10 boxes superior Claret Wine lust received and
for sale by lie 3ts1 LEE &JOHNsON,
CARO.-rhc subscriber would respectfully in
form the public gen rally TINT he has Just reitted
and furnished his gallery in style that viii compare
with similar establishments in any other city, contain
ing. as il does of the most characters
IN tue Country and large collection ofctzens general,
~ lie hatters himself that citizens or strangers visiting
Lynehbnrs having an hour spare cannot spend the
','ne more Pleasantly than by giving him CALL whether
they want pictures or not.
Hedging himself to rl-ase all who NAV wish IN have
themselves perPefnafed BY an ndelbl daguerrotype he
respectfully announces himself candidate for their snc
frages. Galerync next door to the Bank of w.
p. E. GIBBS Prop'r
N. B.-Daguerrntypes and paintings If all kinds ac-
cura;ely copied. good supply oflockets and medal
lions constantly on hand. r. E. G..
may s7-ts
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CPRING ANHsUMMER GOODs ~

&PRING AMP SUMMER GOODS. Ren
- dy maae Clothfng Cloths Vestmg &c. I nm now
receiving my Spring and Summer supply of CotIr:ng
which is large and well selected
also continue to lave manufactured, mems ard bows
clothes.
also have received and keep always on hand Cnfhs
oasslmers Vestinss &c which sell blythe yard and
no extra charge for cutting
MN }. DIXON continues TO carry the Tailnring
business.
Terms cash, goods cheap
April 26-ts y Iocuncn
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. COME AND sEE-wben y.

ONDON PORTER-.l0 Tierces best Ii
- don Porter in pint and quart bottles, f"r sale by
jc 3--ts assss LEE & JOHNSON.
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GARLAND a. ROBINSON, AUCTIO-
~ NEERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTSi'S
Rhhnond. Va corner Carr and 20h Scrt onkLc DockS

400 Kegs Old Dominion Nails, every size m,
Description
200 Bags superior Rio Cofac,
IL Baskets do Salad Oil
900 bu rcls Biagg's best Family Flour
100 do Bumgnrdners Old Rye Whi-kcy,
$50 do Flctcher's and Kennrdy's Cincinnati
Rectifed Whiskcy,
"a casks Port Wine, --.sH.
40 boxes Caret .'St. Julian Mrdoc,"
u cases superior Sherry
~ baskets Creme de Bowzy Champagne,
90 dcmiinins old Antigua RIM
20 do do "MazeIs" Pale Brandy,
own direct importation,
80 do do Port Wine. our own drcc
Importation.
$4,000 genuine Havana Cignrs " Esmeralda''
brand. our own direct importation,
100 barrels Rosendale Cement.
500 bushels superior Oats. suitable for seed,
Ian pts GARLAND a. ROBINSON
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Il WORKS, Richmond, Tueisia.--TLe UNDERSIGNED
are prepared to execute nricrs 81 every description
LoCOMOr'VE aa4 STATIONARY ENGINES md
SAW Mills. ''''
me addition 10 tier works IS shop of $50 by 50
iee e be devoted to this description of warkexclnsiyc.
", enables them 10 execute orders with dispatch.
Inc work furnished ly them viii be warranted equal
to that furnished ~ any other establishment
ANDERSON & SOuTHER
FOR SALE g pairs best FRENCH BURR MILL.
STONES. 81 feet diameter e.
Mar il-.l, ~ ~
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n GRICULTURAL W are hOMse Rich
IA mond Va.-Thc subscriber continues to manufnc-
ture Agricultural Machines and implements snch rs
Horse porers 7Hrcsters Drums Fan Mule, fereut
Pnfters, Seed Drills, different P0ne,ns, Corn Mals
Corn and Cob CrusAert Straw Cutters Com Shelters
a Varfy Hill side and su5soil Pionghs Cultiratcrs
Harrorrs. Grain, Cradles, Reapers, SC, DC All Of
which will be made in the best ind Of approy ed
petterns.My Horse power and Drum with self oiIing
box has been tested thee seasons, and uniformly pro-
nounred be the best in use. nso manufacture 10 or
der Fattenng Mills, both wood and Iron md rabac-
co knives patterns. Machines rcpaircd castings
ofIron and brass furnished ut short notice
II BALDWIN 4
April 1a-wom No. 14S Main ST. Richmond
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I IFE INSURANCE. -LYNCnDURG

Dr. VIM Otway Gwen, examining Physician.
july l7-wts
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Eagle Lodge. Ma. N.
February e4th. 1852


2 The dea,h Of bro;her Thomas w. Jrfieys
having been snnouaced 70 the I.odss Al lis regu-
lar quarterly mertins, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas il has pleased the Almighty Dispo-
ser Of event. 10 remove BY draih our worthy
brother. Taox.s w. JrrrnErs. from our midst.
therefore.
!. Rssoired. That we tender our symPa,hirs %
his beraved widow and relations. hoping that
He who tempers tie wind TO the shorn Lamb will
sustain them in their afTlic,isn. M
Resolved further. That this Lodge. in token
ofiheir regard Tor their deceased brother. do wear
the usual badge Of morning Cor thirty days.
Resoired, Tint the Secretary be directed 70
furnish the widow Of onr deceased brother with
copy Of these resolutions. and also that they be
published in the Hillsborough Recorder.
z. A. HEARTH, sec'y
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SALE OR HIRE OF
3 Likely Negroes,
eie and Other Property.

TNHE subscriber, being determined 10 break
= up housekeeping, offers for sale OF hire, at
the former residence Of the late Ezekiel Curie,
deceased, about a mile East Of Mason Hall, ON
Thursday the 26th inst, valuable Man about
% years Of age, now on the rail road by the
month; young Woman near IS, well grown
and likely; very likely valuable Boy in his
18th; a likely, well grown Girl in her lith !; an
other likely Boy in his 9th. and another likely
Boy in his 7th: also, the Mother Of all but one,
in her 33d year, good house-woman, seamsiress
and field hand, with another likely Boy in his
9TH year, to be sold or hired with the mother as
the case may be. The above property is offered
to persons permanently settled, and who expect
to be, and will keep il for their own use, within
ten miles around Mason Hall.
Also, / will sell Corn, Fodder, Oats, Shucks,
&c. I; some Cattle. and pretty lot Of Hogs;
yoke of well broke Steers; some Farming Tools,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Nine months indulgence viii be given, the
purchasers giving bond hearing interest from date
with approved security.
WIN. 8. MOORE.
February I'd, 1882. 90
e. On account of the Courts COM
ing in, the above sale is postponed un-
til Monday the 18th Of March.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.
Saturday, Feb. 20, I,

@ Saturday, Feb. 20, 1852.
ToBAcco-In this article we have to
notice a decline of at least SOC y 1OOfb
for all descriptions. Breaks slightly
increasing. though still small for the
season-Lugs, aa@ Sc; common leaf,
81 @4ac.; good, Al % Sc; fine, 6 o. SC.
CoTToN-Dull at 7sc-we hear of no
sales above this rate.
WHEAT--unsteady - sales at lose.
for white; red lose. .
FLouR- But little doing-occasional
sales at sac.
CoRN-Scarce at Csc.
OATs-45 q SOC. for Eastern Shore.
PEAs-- Scarce-Black-eye 70c.; Cow
peas 60 % Is.
BEANS = None offering - we quote
nominally l25c. for White Navy.
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SUPREME COURT.

The Court has delivered opinions in
the following cases:
Is, RurrrS. CD. In More .. Spruill,
from Martin, Affirming the judgment.
Also in Hillburn u.ZHester, in Equi-
ty, from Baden, dismissing the bill
with costs. iaa3@ hihaS1He
Also. in Bank Of the State b. Bank of
Cape Fear, from Wake Judgment re.
versed and judgment for the plaintiff.
Also. in Tarkinton o. Guyther. from
Washington. Affirming the Judgment.
Also. in Williams .. Beasley. from
Currituck. affirming the judgment.
Also, in Chesson .. Chesson, in
Equity, from Washington. 49,
In State o. Cheek. from Chatham,
declaring that there is no error IN the
judgment. hoi ig
Also. in Richardson .. Strong. from
Granville, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Holmes q. Hewes, in Equi-
ty, from New Hanover, directing the
order to be reversed.
Also, in Satterfield .. Riddick, in
equity. from Gates. ...s,
Also. in Page .. Goodman, in Equi-
ty, from Chowan, dismissing the bill
with costs.
Also. in Hardy o. Leary, in Equity,
from BERTHE; directing reference.
BY NAsn.J. In Doe ex dem. Jack.
son .. Jackson, from Surry, affirming
the Judgment. $3.50 r. 8 is.ii ia.i.aea
Also. in Martin o. Amos, from
Stokes, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Burnett o. Thompson, from
BERTHE, error in admitting evidence,
judgment reversed, venire de novo.
Also in State o, Nat, from Beaufort,
directing the judgment to be reversed.
Also, in Moody o. Moore, in Equity,
from Northamton, dismissing the bill
with costs. sa.5;FT hgF sl.
Also. in Walling {. Burroughs, in
Equity, from Martin; account to be
taken of the value of the timber while
growing.
Also, in Hudson D. Pierce, in ,Equi-
ty, from Halifax.
/ Also, Walling D. Watts in Equity,
from Martin, reversing the decree.
\, Also in Saunders .. Haughton, in
Equity, from Chowan; report set aside
as to the two items excepted to, in all
other respects confirmed.
Also, in Holowell .. Green, from
Pitt, directed to be certified that there
is no error. se
Also, in Mcdaniel .. Thomas, in
Equity. from Jones, dismissing the bill
with costs. ea
BY PEARSON, ]. In Taylor .. Sted
man, from Chatham, affirming the judg.
ment.
/ Also, in Sasser .. Houze, from
Wayne. awarding Uenire de nouo.
/ Also, in Shepard .. Parker, from
Pasquotank. Affirming the decree.
4 Also, in State .. Dean, from Guilford
directing a venire de noUo.
In Grady .. Threadgill, from Arson
Affirming the Judgment.
I Also, in. Foy D. Foy,s from Carteret
directing venire de novo.
Also, in Brlnson .. Wharton, in Equi
4 ty, from BERTHE, dismissing the bill witt
costs. N
Also, in Reed D. Kinnamon, in Equi
ty, from Forsythe, reversing the order
, Also, in State .. Camalt, from Beau
fort, declaring there is no error.
q Also, in Peacock .. Winburn, iron
! NASH reversing the decree.
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SPEED THE WORK.
MANUFACToRY IN ORANGE.

MANuFACToRY IN ORANGE. si
TINE undersigned still continues TO manufac-
= ture his splendid article Of Window Blinds,
and having extended his operations, he is prepar-
ed to supply them for prices varying from S.. so
to $1,000. No person should be without them,
as they answer for Curtains and outside Blinds.
He will deliver and put them up in any part Of
the county free Of charge.
Orders promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be seen on application to the subscriber. Ad-
dress to Dial's Creek, Orange, N. q.
r. F. WEBB.
Feb. rs. 24--6m.
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CONTEMPLATION.

THE subscriber, having purchased the inte-
= rest Of Mr.. John A. Cox in the stock of the
late firm Of Carmichael & Cox, hereby gives no
tice to his friends and the public generally, that
he will continue the business at the same place,
tone door from the corner and two doors below
the Post Ofiice,) and will constantly keep on
hand good supply Of all the Materials usually
kept by Merchant Tailors. and will be prepared
to cut and make all kinds of clothing for gentle.
men, in the hest and most fashionable styles.
The public are requested to give him call.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
January Gath, 1852. Ia
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CENTRAL DEPOT.
CLOSING SCENE.

JAMES, RICE & JAMES most respectfully
- inform their friends, customers and others
that they are now closing out their stock Of Sta.
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Sad
dies. &C. either on time or for cash. al asoLish.
ingly low prices; and such as remain on hand by
the 9th Of April next. will he closed out At pub
lie auction on Tuesday. that day, al 0 o'clock
Country merchants will do well 10 attend the
sale. Sale positive.
TxrHs--4 months for all sums over 500, and
9 months for sums Of $500 and over.
q JAMES, RICE & JAMES.
February "a ia'sa 23-tlA
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, as administrator on the es-
tate Of Dolphin Armstrong, deceased, hereby
gives notice to Marcus ARMSTRONG. one of the
heirs to the estate of SAID intesate that he is now
prepared to pay, on demand. his portion Of said
estate, and that he will not hold himself respon-
sible Tor interest after this date.
NELSON p. HALL, Adm'r.
Feb. 26th, 1852. 24-3w
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