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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-07

D-U Thomas Curdwell of Char otie county. some
iiv. six wears ago. negro named Abram-cal-
led hnself Aram Hunt. Since he left he has changed
his John Brown lie is black, about SO years
old. perhaps more-no particular marks recoliecied--
Iii. has heard from him since he left till late
r. h. has been in Bedford and fnnkln most or all ut
time. His principal occrpatirn is disine weiis-he
Is a stone Mason understands blasting rock Nr He
has said Of his time the neig borood ct fres
tons Store in Bedford He don't undertake to pass as
free man. but says he has hcd his time of his nnster
hut don't rnim Curdwell his but some OTHER
person, aud he is AZ liberty to undertake. work
wherever he phases, and has paper to that effect He
has oncebeen Chic and returned neutrality-suspicious.
ainrmed ani left his old neiehorhoodn few weeksago
| am authorized by Mr. Carlwct 10 advertise him. and
viii give twenty dollars reward to any person eh"
will apprehend him and him in Jail that get
him again. Address. Charlotte Court Hon-e.
TJsne 7-w3ss1 JOHN w. DESHAXEK.
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Storm in Philndejphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June =!
Asevere storm passed over this city this az
ternOon Several houses were blown down.
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WASH1NCTON HOTEL.

CORNER OF CHURCH ST AND FIRST AL
LEI.
Lyneh61rg. Ia.
Gro. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JEssE T. BrRrox. Assistant.
re- Persons travelling through visiting Lynrhbrrg.
M. stopping the Washington, entitled fovsit the
.vireinian REApISG Rom during their stay.
Nav Its
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Northern NJ arketS.

BALTIMORE. June $.
FLouR-Sales to-day 900 ibls. Howard Street Four
at 81 I'D but it is generally held higher.
GKAs-Markct dull.
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h1SSOLUTlON.-T co-psrtnc r.hip OF BoSD
- :" rhupES was on me l 4t, inst. dissolved by mu-
tuai consent All persons having claims uglinst the
conc..n Of Bond e. Pruden will please present them
Bond Cock for settlement and those indebted To the
old firm will please forward and srrtle their
counts, wish to closc the books > posi-
bic. ma, "a
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II IGHT Light, Give Ne but Lig ht.-
IL large supply Of Lamps and Lanterns for Cam
phine. and Spirit Gas Of all kinds. in this market
JUST received and for sale low, BY d. z. LYMAN.
June7- In Bank Nqusrc.
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THRUST SALE.--Pursunnt 10 the provisions Of
Il deed of trust executed by Daniel Shrsdcr 10 the
subscriber. bearing date the 25th day of March, 1850
and recorded in the clerks office of Amherst county
court, shall proceed to sell the highest bidder E
ready money, Pedlnr Mills Saturday the Goth day
Of June ensuing, TRACT OF LAND lying in snid county
adjoining the lands Of John Barrett, WiIlinm C. Morr,--
dred and ninety-Six Acres; one NE Z
GRO GIRL slave named Jane aud all the estate right
title and interest of said Daniel Shrader in the prope.,
real and personal conveyed by George Burks W,l.
Morriss trustee, by deed admitted record in III.
clerks office Of Amherst county about the yen,
$50, for the benefit of the said Burks wife and chill
dren; the wife Of said Shrnder being Of sn ehi
dren. Acting trustee, shall convey such title .
is vested in me by said deed
may 94-t06ie RORERT TINSJEy Trus,.a
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CIscIxSaTr. April 18th 1852.
THE Subscribers have associated Themselves for the
l. purpose Of conducting in this Citya Tobacco
aud General Commission Business,
under the Firm Of kEssETr& Dudley and respectful
" solicit your patronage. Our Business will be excu-
sive.y Commission Busines,: md experience If TWEEN
by senior partner artve Mercantile life in
this City and determination the pqrt ofboth to pro-
the interest of friends will hope, secure to
liberal support Wcme prepared to nuke the usual
Advance ON Consignments in hand. and purchase
Produce &c. u the We will occupy
the Largo and Cou,rnodious Warehouse No u Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
may 27-6m JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We have blanks with all the articles subject to tax..
ton neatly arranged in table, which affords great con-
venicncc Commissioners of the Revenue. in obtain
ing lists of taSabe property BY furnishing ofthe
.hs person. he will be enabled to return to the
Commissioner lis Lat in few minutes.
May 24-f TERRY & SHIELDS.
mt. .fkcc
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HHEAP Boots. SEOes. Hats, &c !
~ take pleasure in caill the attention OF the public
wei. assorted Stock of outs, Shoes. Caps, Hats,
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Panama md other
Summer Hars--eomprisng every thing used for the Acad
md feet hich have recently bought in the Northern
cities aud offering very low prices in order to In
dnre large sales think il will be to the interest Of ell
10 cull. Us prefer nmblr penny slaw shilling.
My arrangements made to keep up the Stock
thrughou the with fresh and desirable foods.
march 99-iitf JOHN q MEM.
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~ TRUSTEES SALE VALUA.

N TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA-
= BILE LAND IN PULASKI COUATY.-By
of the provisions of deed of trust executed to
Joseph A. Logan and myself by John Wygo, jr. and
Mildred A. his wife, the 9Th day Of March, 1874
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court of Pulaski county, survv ng Trust- VIZ
the purpose Of executing the dcclarcn in .aid
deed. proceed on the 18th day OF June, 1872. the
premises sell the real conveyed in 4 Ie,1
Of trust, to the highest bidder, for ready monc,
The Land is described in the deed afor-A.i, "a.
lying in the county of Pulaski, in the State u vire ,n
being the upon which the said Wyga r,.i a. and
comprising various surveys and trncIs all
and adjoining each other. and containing ostween
1850 and l,7OO Acres OF Land, with
I'll tho aPpendages and aPputenonces thereunto belong
ing"
The sbove Tract of Land is situated within u nil.
OF the village Of Newbern, the county Of Puls-k
The Southwestern McAdnmized road pa through IL
The Lyncbburg and Tennessee Rail Road will certau,
pass in its immediate vicinity and probably over IT,
The estate ia Of great fertility and beauty pro
ducng grain abundantly and admirably adapted To- the
grazing business 1t is in fine heart mud condition. md
4 "A well Set in grasses, with DWELLING HOUSE
AX and the necessary houses upon il. About on.
half Of the Land is cleared and in cultivation Further
description is deemed unnecessary, as it is supposed
those desiring to purchasea will make personal synni
nation of the premises for themselves Mr. Wyaal re-
sides on the land. and will show it such persons a
desire TO examine it
BY the Of the deed the Trustees are .ed
and empowered to sell the land in such portions and
in such manner as 10 them may appear conducive
to the interest Of all concerned
Ga the day of sale il will be announced whether the
said land viii be sold as entire tract. or in two or
more parcels.
invite the particular aichtion Of gentlemen desiring
to invest their means in Real Esiae, to these lands
they are exceedingly valuable Of rhcir ieii-
ity and the character Of their products They ere
situated in Of the beautiful healthy und i'm
proving portions Of tie Stnte The title is believed to
he perfectly rleH1; trustee however, shall only
convey such ti-, is vested in by the nforcsaid
deed Of rust. WIN BALLARD PRESTON
-,ay l5-tl7iun Trustee
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bacon 4 LA QUO h., Prime wc.t-
ID Bacon, 5000 lbs No. I. Lard. in and for
sale by
June Pts LEE < JOHNSON.
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tNOk SALE...ihc undersigned has Tor -
L sale two Houses and Lot~--the houses are e
brick and recently bu, wiih all necessary out houses
and well Of water and the lots contain ,res-fuusts of
an acre each This property is situated immediately
n the neghborhood Of d. b. Paynes and Opposite IRE
Edmund logwood's, and desirable family residences.
have for sale also, three building Li- in the same
neighborhood. each containing one acre.
For terms IMPLY to Creed 7. Wills il the absence
Of the undersigned WM. DANIEL. Jr.
,lpri 1.-ts +
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.

GRE AT SALE AT AUCTION
NJ Will be sold at public auction on Tuesday the
18th day fJunc nine o'clock A. NJ. the summit
Section ofthe Va and Tenn. Railroad, near the Niue
Ridge Hotel. The stock If Tools, Teams nc, helong-
ing the Subscribers and consisting u part q the fol
lowing articles, viz:
&c Horses.
80 Carts md Harness.
l Two-.orse Wagon and Gynr,
Single Wagon
Derricks.
Il Stock Cu,s.
Stream Drill.
SITS Blacssmiil's Tools,
1000 lbs Cnst Steel. Striking Hammers. Mason :
Hammers, Ball Drills. Cable Chains. Brow Burs. Picks.
Shove, Hay Cutters and large variety ii articles too
numerous mention.
Terms made known a: fine and place nf sair
TJnne 7-9tl CHAHIII. HOLMAN & co.
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CLARIFIED SUSsAR.-30 bhis Superior
~ Clarified. Just Received and Tor sac iy
lime ITS LEE JOHN
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~ now receiving large mud corapetc assortment ii
new SPRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising tho
latest and most fashionable varc- ties and styles inn
rorfcd this scnson--whch am offering nj unnsually
low prices. Intending sell for cAsn. mran to be-
satisfied with small yrois, md thereby will make il
the interest ofull to give n coll-which most
,Inily solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise rnouy Inducements in the way Of Stylcs.
rficc- aud lnr und well selected stock pick ffom
cau he fourd in any establishment in the Stale.
decmit needless give the hends or branches
composing my stock, my long experience has taught
me tho warts nfevery class Of dealers. Suffice it there
Iorc 10 say thar feel assured fully prrpnrc.i
answer tho demands ofull--and ask al 10 call
march a9-iGs JOHNG MEEM.
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TNDUC E M ENTS Extraordinary
l-Se1ltUE of ~ COst.-iiaving determined
to the State Of frNa-. lin order Ia cl"se out
my stock "f goods spcedyas po-,l') will. On and
after the lst day Of May (nst proceed TO SCI!
tire stock of Dry Goods, Hardware.
CrOckery, Hats. &C.. at, ond,a nasy "a stances
tctow cost viii rnieavor To keep constantly hand
good supply of Groceries and Liquors. which i'll be
sold exceediugyow.
viii also offer fer private sale. uat;l the lsr day OF
August next, the whole Of my REAL ESTATE, Mt Re
publican Grove. being
n JOl ACRES OF LAND, two-,hirds al
-. which is woods and well timbcrcd. and the
n,uindcr il in good of cultivation. On the and
and in the village is good and convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE in good repair, with all the necessary
outho.sc> attached good and well constructed SToRE
HOUSE and Shoe Shop, and is justly considered Of
the beat stands for country store in NIL this upper
country 1.-THE above property not sold privately be-
fore the day above specified, ii will be sold that day
public auction positively, without together
with the stock Of Goods that may be left hand IN
that day Persons wishing engage in III" mercantile
business. would do well To give II all M am de
tcrnined sell. and will give great bargain in the
stand and stock Of Goods.
msy 6--wts A. COLLINS.
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H. chstect-OH.rs li- SERVERS To NIL who
vomiting PLANS FOR HOUSES. GREEN HOUSES,
nni GARDENS. All orders will be filled in haste and
warranted give perfect satisfaction pay will be-
demanded or expected.
~ His Office is the First Alley between Main nnl
Church Streets, opposite the Virginan Office
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bounty Land WarrQn1S-WE will pay
ID the highest cash prices for bounty Land Warrants
All who have them for sale. will please call Office
neat to Burchs and opposite the Warwick house. Msin
street. STATHAM. SMlTHSoN& Co
April lifts
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WHITE 4 TERRY,

CIGARS CIlsAHS.-l3OO 900 Superior Princi-
~ pc Cigars-l0000 Fine Regalia do. Just Receiy-
ed and for sale nj Baltimore prices by
June IT. LEE g. JOHNSON.
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nISSOLUTlON...T Cn-Partnersiip hereto-
- fure existing between tho Subscribers. under the
style Of Dudley & COMPTON has been this day dissolved
BY mutual consentIohn W. Dudley has purchase the
interest of VIM. Compton in the late concern, and will
d scarge its liabilities. lie embraces This opportunity
to his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage TO the concern Of DUDLEY L. CoxPros. and to
soci; its continuance in his new counexion
IND. W. DUDLEY
WM. A. COMPTON.
CINCINNATI April 10Th, 1852.
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AND FOR sALE.-My land heretofore

I AND FOR SALE.-My land heretofore ad-
IL yertiscd, lying the OF South Fork of Rock
fish River in the comfy Of Nelson, viii sel the
hghes bidder the 9TH day Of April next if fair If
the fair day thereafter. 1t Contains between 700
and 500 Acres, and can be conveniently divided
into Farms with good Dwelling Houses each
This Farm lies beautifully, and is 6ne Wheat and To-
bacco Land in the county and cear of any spouy
or epfious places will refer a y one wishing to
purchase Mr.. Francis Allen formerly Of Aueustn co.
i'll should be home who will give full and fair
description Of the land TO any wishing examine
the he lives adjoining and part Of the
original trnct.
TERMS.-One third cash. the balance in one and two
years and to carry interest from tho day of sale.
ALso-At the same time. will sell 260 ACRES ~
fine Tobacco Lsnd lying adjacent the frs. mentioned
,raci and some LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. amongst
them first cook. washer and ironer.
GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield. Nelson co., Va,
March "a, 1852.
n B.-The above advertised property i. no. sold
and be bought privately md bargain had, as am
leave for Texas this Spring Terms can be
altered in the way Of cash to suit purchasers.
II has been said by good and disintcrcsc judge To
he the beautiful place In the county.
Apgk l9-ts G. II. CRAWFORD.
D. e lfthe above property is not disposed Of pri-
vstey before it will 10 sold public auction ON the
10Th day Of June. GEO. II. CRAWFORD
May I7-fI0ie
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the old stand Of Bond Il Pru,lcn. Thankful for TIE
past fuvors extended the late concern hope con-
iinuaton 81 your custom, determined to use
every exertion please both in quality aud prices.
Call and see us. WIN. s. BOND
may a41m JOSEPH w. COCK
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rYzgha TO SOUTHERN AND IVES
II0l4xDR
HIGGINS Il KELLOGG.

EATH 4 Reel have received my Spring sup
- ply Of Leather consisting If Hcmlock, Sole md
Wax Upper, Calf Skins, philadelphia and French) and
general Of Shoe-Makcrs, Tools. !. also
Harness and Skrting Leather, OakTanncd So &c.
Aprit 26--is E. LOCKWOOD.
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lam ES GA BLAND, will continue to Piacti.s
- Law in the. ounlics of Amherst. Arpomntiox Bed
ford. Campbell, Nelson the Townof Lya hbure; the
D.irr, Courts If this. and the adjoining District, and
tho Court Of Arreas.-Aldrcss--Lr Va.
ApriI nf--tsf rsr
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T1OO.STI.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed The consideration Of the
hill concerning tim salaries of officers.
After the discussion and rejection Of sundry
prnpos ions 10 amend the bill
Ga melton Of Mr.. Hardy, the House ad-
lourued.
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Eegtable Pulmonary Ealaam,

The GrcQt Remedy tor NoagaS
! H. Coid,s, and Coas"nPt.ao. o..,er a
II &yr.sI 60 trial OF ircatg. fee Y,dI8, stands by
- 3Ipm A5lt |amo-t g,utial cor. rnt, at the head
~, - "a, lHss,JOi Couoh Medicines. ltI.t,couiy
b-f, tc51aJ slnudald article that has fully sus-
.'yGiSh | tanned lis great and constantly
II. ttss,L VIZ growing reputation, Tor SO long
N w., ">nsE period OF time. Many eminent
LILY ss~-9 pl ysciaus do not hesitate to ac-
knowledge its superiority and with entire confidence
to recommend it to their patients, as SUPERIOR prep
aration, which has beer found TO Dr. perfectly safe,
convenient and highly tllicacous IN all Diseases OF
the Tbroat, Lungs, and chest. One V no has USED
it thus speaks Of ill.,
"CLrvrov PARE, N. Y, Dec. 90, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed 3. Cuter,-Neary seven years ago
had violent attack OF inflammation of the lungs,
which was treated by my physicians Nlih the most
powerful remedies but with little effect for the abatc
ment OF violent pains about my chest. My cough
was almost ncessant, accompanied with eXpeCtofa-
ton Of the most purld and offensive kind, part of
the time mixed with blood, both OF dark and pink
color. Several LARGE ulcers broke on my lungs,
which cane near sutiocating me. Had continual
nluht sWcats and was reduced almost to skeleton.
Nly case was considered hopeless, not only by the
physicians, but by all who saw me. Accidentally
hearing from a uei4hbor OF the ELECTS which the
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam bad produced in .
similar case, was induced to try It, Before bad
used one bottle began 70 improve, and by the nso
OF four bottles was restored to usual h,aith had
/ used variety OF other medicines Whlcl gave me no
/ relief \ few weeks AGO was similarly attacked
| and am now using the i5alsun with the same b"u-
clical results Tins statement is unsolicited and it
costs you nothing, but if it will be OF any service to
any one, my object Is accomplished
tsisucdl 'WM. P, NOXEN, P. NJ"
Nov. /. lS5l.-New Certificates, to almost any
extent, might be added j. deemed necessary but Tn,
nrcureiors feel that the article ha, become 6uu.yrr
sally wc. known and its virtues 50 GENERALLY ar
( nowiedacI by physicians and others. as to make j.
unnecessary Offer, a this time, iuther proof OF tn,
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Albert d. strong.

(Succes3or 10 Nlr0ng Do0lHle 3 Co,
WILL continue the Heavy and Shelf Hardware
w business in all its branches Mt the Old s. and
where he will be happy all old Patrons OF the
Establishment, and others who may wish to pur-
chase goods in this Line.
April ! 1872. dSwtf
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NEW FuNNITrRE SIORI-' III :

No. , ETchengc EuI6uag, Cgucce ST.
N.EAyLNwoGrn> Llo,ky
W. Bill 81 s. H. MAay Lc [UUEt. "a
w great variety Of fashionable Funi,.,r tlo L
hosiery Goods, Medium and Low lIIceu furniture
oiaII kinds
Cot aleard Fancy Painted Chamber Furniture, o
sprudlo styles.
Feathers and Feather Beds
HAN Mattresses, llusk and Palm Leaf do.
Pew Cushions, and Church Furniture generally
Guilt. Mahogany, and Black Walnut Framed
Looking Glasses.
Looking Glass Plates Of every desirable size
- al Tor safe at prices as low as the same quality
OF goods can be obtaued in either Boston or New
York. by : ALLEN
\. B.-lloIels aud Steam Beats furnished at the
shorlesi notice; and at the mosireasonabetefms
Burlington, May lst, 1851 ytI
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BIZ ANK BOOKS.

We keep constantly on hand an extensive assort
men. OF Blank Books, Of own Manufacturer
Bank, Blank, Check and Memotandur: Books made
20 order for Banks, Railroads. Insurance, Transport
cation and other Companies, made from the best OF
paper ard all work warranted.
O.4 Books bound in every style Of binding on
short notice. Cash buyers or those who buy to sell
again. will find it for their interest to examine our
Stock and prices before purchasing.
Burhnuton April | 1852 d&w3rr-'s
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~ TIE discovery
/ OF the above
Preparation has es-
tablishcd n ~ W era
in the history oI the
Healing Art; II is,
in truth, one Of the
greatest NJ dlcal
Discoveries Of the
age, because it wi
cure more than nine
tcnths OF a class OF
distressing Diseases
incidental to females
IN every stage OF life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts OF the
Me tlcaI profession
in al, countries, to u
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and comprise all the arrangements to whlra females
are liable ny the pecuartca OF their organ -auon -
Among these are Pro Hpsus Ueri, or Failing OF the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and Liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental llamouIage, or Flooding; Flu
or Albus, or Whites; ChiorJsIs; Painful, suppress
srd aud Irregular Mrnstrutaion, &c with all then
accompanying evils, Canaer excepted Of Whatever
duration az d severity. All ,hrse Complaints can b
pleasantly, safely and certainty Iemgdird by tn
prep1ratluu.
The claims oil tins Mcdoue TO the confidence
the public are strengthened by the fact OF its havlna
received TIE appreciation aud liberal patronage 4"
many prominent Member oi the Medical Faculty ID
the United States, SOM ol whom haze voluntarily
GIVEN letters OF communications, tfcc pamphlet. sua
tanning all that is claimed Tor the Cathocon as Z
curative Hgcul
panpl'rts containing much usefl information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above DIS
eases together with testimonials from Ladies Of tn'
highest reypcctabty,a rs certified 10y ;he most salts
factory authority in the pamphlet 20 all Whicr ih
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners is respectful.
invited can be had gratis at my stor-.
THEOD3RE y. PEEK, Agent Druggist, Bur
| llngton.
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Chain RlssEliss

COMPLETE and ready for setting up,
" for sale by DAVEY Il ALLEN.
Apri Z. d3tHwif
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70 sserat.

ED BGVNF.
~ III Il Dwelling House and Barn. with
Garden atIachtd, on Pear Street, known az the
DtiS Smith place Possession to be given April ] in
also, thu Dwelling House on Water Street, next
south OF Nessrs Blackmau Walker Stole Pos
session to be gwen May LIST
u. MOVES g. CO.
March 10. dSwu
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For the Spring Trade.

NICHOLS N w ARRES have Just returned
~ from Market and receiving their spring
Stock of Books, Paper and Stationery. All
the late issues received as published, ard ii
complete assOrtmenis Of school and classical Bou..s
always on hand paper OF every description aud oar
assortment is always full and extensive, from the
common Straw wrapping to the very best American
English or French Laid papers. We have very
large Stock OF English French and American Sta
tonery, selected with great care and particularly
adapted to this Market. Buying in large quantities
direct from the Manufacturers or their agents it
enables 10 obtain our Stock at the lowest puss Bile
rates. We have large Stock OF Books and Sta
tionery, bought at he Spring Trade Sales, winch
was bought at a-ctlon, and will be sCld at auction