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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-24

HenlyC Bonghan, Jno Saunders committee for Bart
let Angel VIVA ST., rer, Joel T Brown, admir- of james
Brown, Decd Edward Noalridoc, Edward : Morris,
Matthew Rice, Thos II Scott, Wm loufnoy IN
his ownrght and trustee, &C. Patrick II FIourroy,
hos s Bocock, and the same YIN FIOmnov as
Trustee, &c, Nathan Thurmon and II Q Schoolhcd,
merchants and partners trading under the firm and style
of Thurman & Schooiicli !, Jno Long, keea b Town
ley. Jno Fisher, Warner W Price Alex Blanron, Van
Lew & Co, VIM Nj Pierce, J os Coleman, Chas Wing
field, trustee of Sarah Wingfed, Reuben Stone and
Shelton Davis late keepers and partners under
the frmof Stone and Davis, Geo y Murray. and Mary
r. his wife, formerly Mary ilulg,us Wad-worh &
ijians, Jas B Anderson WIN Wilson, Thos W
Crowder, exor Of Gins " omacb Decd Chas faif1ar,
Wilson, Sam Hobsou, Suckey Russell Jno Saun-
det, Francis Anderson ard Geo Motley.
This cause came on this day to be further hearI on
tie papers formerly read. the report Of Com Macon,
made in pursuance ofthe decreta order otho 30th day
Of June, 1851. with the exceptions thereto the part
of the plaintiff aud the Defendants Thurman & School
field, Edlcy & Spence. and Jno Wilson, trustees OF
Peter STRATUM and the exhibits and examination, Of
Witnesses filed since the former hearing, and argued
by counsel: On consideration whereof the Court, APP
proving the said report far the excepted
To, doth to that oXtent, confirm the same, lat not
being at present prepared to pass upon the said eXcep
ons, and deening further information nregarl To tho
advisable and proper, if attanube, doth rc-comm 50
much OF said report asis thus excepted To, and the OK
captions themselves, to o the commissioners o the
Court VINO is directed examine the evidence arcudy
filed in relation the clams which form the subjects Of
said exceptions. aud such further testimony may be
adduced before him il relation thereto and make such
alterations said report in regard to said clans, he
may consider just and proper and make report thereof
To Il Court together with all the evidence which may
be adduced before linn in relation said claims any,
or either of them.
And the Court doth further adiudgc, order and de-
cree that the said commissioner do also take account
of the transactions Of the paintin admir- Of the said
Nm Phaup decd, since the close sfthe former report
aud Of any oher claims which may he asserted before
hm against the estate Of tue said deceden aud nane
report thereof to the Court, with any specially
stated, deemed pertinen' by himself required by the
parties be stated. And the Court doth further
der hata publication of the notice by
Of the and place Of rung the afor sad,
IN the lynchburg Yrginian, and Republican, two news
papers published in the city of Lyuehburg for tour
cessve weeks, shu be equivalent to personal service
| ofsuch notice the parties, any Of them.
cops teste,
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Foreign EieHIS.


The Emperor Of Russia has despatched an
expedition to Japan with The object OF keeping
an eye upon the proceedings Of the squadron
sent out by this government,
Louis Napoleon, Emperor III, honored Ba-
ron Rothschild, by inviting him to be one of
party to attend grand stag chase at Com.
piegne.
Mr.. Bower, ofthe London Morning Chroni.
cle has been acquitted Of the murder Of Mr..
Savilo Morton Paris correspondent Of the
London News.
NJ Edgar Ney, who has heretofore been
high in the favor ofthe Emperor, has fallen in
to disgrace forhnving pursued stag in the
water, and cut It's throat before the Emperor
tad fair chance.
The Jews of Jerusalem have sent to the
Emperor Of Austria, Il hands ONE vase, formed
Of a kind Of stone found IN the Rcd sea- as a
mark oftheir gratitude to his majesty for the
protection which he has accorded them.
Mr.. Macaulay's address to the electors Of
EdIngburgh on the I'd of November, has been
translated into German, and published at Ber-
lin.
Midnight Mass was celebrated in the Paris
Churches, on Christmas eve, for the first time
during the past twenty years.
The greater part Of the scandinavian Nor
monitos have decided upon emigratng to Am
erica.
Aubers new three act opera, entitled "AIar-
co SPada," has met witt great success in Pa
RS influenced in great measure by the tri.
nmPhant debut of Md'He Caroline Duprez
daughter OF the celebrated tenor Of that name
IN the principal character.
Several marble statues of considerable in
terests have been discovered in a secluded SPOT
IN Windsor Forest. They prove to be the
works oi an allan master, and must have
been eNsvo'.@. as earl 1870.
\ - ballet called "Orfa," the music bv
ha.Iphe Adam, has been produced at the Grand
Opera in Paris
Amongst the o'esica celebrities in Paris at
present are SIM, lieuxtenps and Md,lle
Clduss
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4 LECTURE

ON# CITIES IND SCENERY or THE HOIT
LAND, and THE EHST.
fFFIlE Rty. HfSRY 5. OSBORNE. YIN las travelled
extensively The East, will on 1ue.lug night the
2Gt inst deliver lecture in tn Masonic lafl on Ori.
enal Cities. Illustrated by paintings nj the close Of
wtichlhe Drummuud Light, used in Illuminating the
paintings vii be exhibited oudit power tested by VA
rous experiments including the formation 1T nnbow
Admission 80 cents gentle and ldirs 81 90.
Tickets may be had at the book store of Mr. ID b
Payne.
\. B.-Tho Rev Mr. Orsborne hBs kindly con-ented
to appropriate the proceeds orhe above lecture to the
Indies Sewing Society of the End Prcs terrain Church
jan 22-d3t.
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IRnSLin ZION.

The difference Of opinion between Cass on
-. side. and Mason and Hunter on the other,
as to the proper Interpretation of the Monroe
doctrine, has caused considerable talk and va
rious specuIations are afolt as TO its effect in
arranging foreign questions and forming the
Cabine;. 1t is now agreed that Mr.. Soulc
shall speak IN Tuesday and it is sad he will
enstat Gen { ass.
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NTNEyAH.-IHe PropAesies Of Daaicl-The
10 blowing paragraph from the New York
Tribune will be read with interest and will ex-
cite inquiry and speculation 10 say the
least. A further publication will be anxious
ly awaited:
"a distinguished English geologst recently
stated, IN conversation with friend of ours
mat among the results to which Layard and
hawlnson have been led,by their researches
at Nlnevah,s the following:--Tha the proph
eeles of Daniel were undoubtedly written af
Ter the events to which they refer had taken
pace aud that the " hole of this book is proba-
oiY nothing but political satire. This
,,nough suppressed by Layard in his work has
pee Deen communicated 10 the London Asiatic
society by Major Rawlnson and will proba-
0'y soon appear in its published transactions.
In one Of the works upon Egyptian hero
sYPmcs' recently published in Germany
""ich has come under our notice,is table Of
e copied from an cription of
'"e date OF one of the elder Pharoahs. These
"e more In number than the Jewish deca-
'osue, but some six or eight Of them are the
Same"
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Ten Dpya0ce M0remc0t.

ALBANY, Jan. ia Mass Convention Of
the friends of temperance was held here to-day
and resolutions adopted similar to those of the
State Society.
Mr.. Havens stated that bill, very stringent
in its provisions and framed to obyiate the OBJ
.iections of Judge Curtis against the Rhode
Island law, would be presented in day or
two to the Legislature.
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fNOMnarSSlonEK SALE or REAL

~ ESIAiE-liy virtue Of "A decree rendered on tho
18th November 1872, by the Circuit Court Of the cor
poration of Lynchburg in the suit of WIN Morgan
infant under nge o2l years who suse by his next
best friend s WoodrooGptfv rs RI Morgan and others,
dts tho undersigned, who appointed Cumr for
thot purpose viii proceed TO sell the 2nd February,
Sj3 at publ auction on the premises, the house and
lot formerly belonging to Am Morgan decd, situated
Sh street. between 9th and lh alleys, fronting about
feet So id 9th running buck ne usual depth
oflote, and in the neighborhood II Mr.. j Shields
Terms. six twelve and eighteen months except so much
will be requisite detray the expenses OF the sae'
taking from the purchaser purchasers bond with APP
proved personal security retaining the title to said prop
erty further security, until the Gnal payment Of tho
purchase onoy.
Jan l7.tds II DIkNIGfON, sc l. s. COm'r.
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Organieati0u Of tie Louisiana Legislature.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The Legislature
met at Baton Rouge to-day, and organized by
the election of Democratic officers. Tie Gov
ernors message was sent in which represents
the State Finances in an unfavorable highland
urges the establishment Of the free banking
sVsIPm.
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TliOS SHARP
sup't Trnnspf,
Va & Tenn Il X.


nESsOA -''rsON.-Thc copartnership between
~ the subscribers, 6ndcr the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
affairs Of the lat' firm will be setrcd by either of the
subscribers, VIII vii ep1tnde to The name Of the
iitm only in winding p,
As ii is all essential riem in closing thor late bust
ness they hope that Nil against whom tla have
counts, will come forward without delny aud =
Their successors in the GROCERY are ~ srs
Murrc x Stratton for whom they tnie pleasure in be-
speaking the favor of thcr old friends aud customers,
and the public generally
One oI the firm will generally be found in their office,
nthc second story of thcir old sand Immediately over
Messrs Nj. & SIS counting room
II i FCUOIS
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II j ECIIOLS,
s PRYOR.
JAM, 1852
GOP ARTN EEeSEEIP

FOPAREN EEsSEsEP. Tho subscribers have
~ tits day associated Themselves together under the
.tylo md firm of &c 1OLS, PRl OR & TALIAFERRO.
with the view Of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large and commodoes brick tcne.
neut recently erected in the of of Nh John iucS-
IS factory, Immediately the cann and nearly oppo.
tie the Piedmont Works. II is we'll arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds Of produce, us
ecre from all depreciation by strong enclosure and
otherwise conveniently arranged they enabled 10
tive attention to tho sale of every cscipt ion
Lumber.
Eyefy necessary preparation is nlso made - receive
lime in any and all quantities. Particular attention
will be pnil To the sale of this article. Consgunents
solicited from those preparing such conmoditics foi
market They also solicit consignments OF wheat -FOUR
orn, neal oats, we'll every description # pro
Liberal advances il required, will always be madc on
onsignmcnts in hand Coal, lump, and ground plnstor
md guano will always be kept hand-orders solicit
II.
All orders for goods from pnnctual customers will
Give prompt attention
Goods consigned IL their cnrc, be forwarded Will
eottendcd To with all possible dispatch.
No Charge mndc for drtyage merchandise pro-.
suce either by rnilroad cnnal. Bynprlyine tlom-
elves closely business, being determined In use
ny possible cndeuyor in plrnsing all who muy call on
ipm they hope torereyc tn ruceulp cement ofaibcul
public ECIlI.DS,
WIN II PRYOR,
ian 1l-dVcia N TALlAFERRO
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, Fin.
astIe Wing, Wythcyiilc telegraph, aud Roanoke Ben.
ON viii copy times and forward account for scllle-
ncut u J. n
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" ESTAl B.-I}y virtue of decree rendered on the
10Th November, 1852, blythe Circuit Court of tho
pomtion of Lyncburg in the suit Of Ann Neal Plaintiff
rs Jaekson Vaughan aud Eliza Jane, his wife, in her
own right md others Defendants the undersigned who
was appointed Commissioners for TINT purpose, will
proceed To SELL the lst February, 1853, Mt public
auction the premaes the house ond lot formerly be-
lon ging George Wexford, decd, the Republic
Spring continuing about and three quarters
stunted in good neigborhood with several fine springs
of water IN tho vicinity The house isa dwelling
sutabo for a family residence. Terms, ak, twelve and
eighteen months, except much will be- requisite
defray the expenses of the sale, mixing from the pur
chaser purchasers bond withaPproved personal
cury retaining the title 10 enid property further
cury, until the FINAL payment of tho purchase mon
~. II DUNNINGTON, S T. 3 Com'r.
I'D
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Tie 1IcDonough VIZ Case.

Ncw ORLEANS, Jan. l9.-1'he Supreme
Court Of Louisiana has decided the McDo-
noagh will casein favor Of the cities of Balti'
more and New Orleans, but against the States
+ MARYLAND and Louisiana.
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AUCTION SALES.
XJALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

Y SALE.-By virtue OF two deeds of trust executed
to the undersigned rs trustee tho 25 day Of Octo.
ber md fho 1t day Of November. 1851, BY samuel
Baly shall ON Tuesday tho LIST day of February next
proceed on the premises by WY Of public auction, to
sell the house and lot aud lot in said deeds mem
toned together with the household and kitchen furni-
tuc and carpenters tools belonging 10 said Baiy and
also three shnres of Va. Tenn. Railroad stock guar
nuteed by the corporation.
These lots situated Diamond hill, IN a most
pleasant neiglborhood, and contain about and
fourth acres Of ground each. They well worthy the
attention of those wishing To buy real state
The title the above property believed to he good,
but shall oily convey such title as is vested IN me, by
snid deeds of trust.
Terms liberal aud made known ON day Of sale
jim l2-dtds EDW ID CHRISTIAN, Trust.
EHnrraa
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Amelieaa Colonization Socicty.

WASHINGTON, J an. 19.-The American Colo
rizaoo Society held an adjourned meeting
III IN s.i-o, ~ elected John II. b. Latrobe,
T.. ore, resident, who was for many
cas- President of tn Maryland Colonization
Society. The Society also elected Vice Pre-
sIent5, and Used sc'efi important resolu,
tons.
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~ Cash paid for Rags, Rope and Bagging.
NEW FOUNDRY

EW kOe NDhkR = he subscribers take
leave Ia inform the citizens of Lyncburg and Vi
entity that they hnve leased the establishment the
basin, knowna Warwicks Mill and foundry for the pur-
pose of carrying general foundry business and tho
manufacture ofagreultura tools, tobacco presses of all
<nds and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds Of plows and
blow castings used in this country. Also mill gearing
md thrcshing machines made Of the best material and
in the most substantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston, 'ecLs Hill, Ea-
gle, New York, Premium, sizes ill side (lor and
horses, superior paerns) aud sub-soil pIowa. Also
cultivators road seapora. and the celebrated Hwy
Straw andeo stalk cutters in this country, with from
Is To 10 knives.
All orders for any Of the above mentioned implements
or machines viii be promptly attended TO- Grain aud
country produce taken in exchange
Corn, and Corn meal inrnsed usual NJ the mill
WHlTTEMORE, McNAA1E & co.
II WmrrfmoRE
JAMES McNANG,
& A WHTTEMoRE.
an de-,
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VIRGINIA u Tennessee Rniirond.
Il " g.:.l.El

- U
nNAND AFTER Monday 18th january, 1853,
y the Ainil and regular Passenger Train will leave
Iynchburg daily. Sundays excepted, at O'clock A NJ,
and arrive at Salem at 10 o'clock. NJ. Returning
will leave Salem at u o'clock, 7 NJ, AID arrive in
Iynchburg 81 o'clock MsIopping, going andretur.
ming the following places only Forest Depot, Goode's,
Salem There will bo Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted at 81 o'clock, NJ, and
leaving Lynchburg Ii o'clock, NJ. To each pass
,nrer car will be attached. These trains will stop for
reights and passengers Halscys Cloy's, Forest De
rot, Goodies. Lowry's. Liberty, Oak M"gn, Bufords
Bonsacl.s. Gish's Mil, Big I.iek and Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either tmin must
lie furnished with pnsses. that can be reain
81 in the Office aud it must be expressly stated the
pass, TINT they permitted Ia go the cnrs. Free
negroes must obtain tickets befure starting of the o Ct
ngent whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
of thcif freedom.
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CLARENDON MORSE,

a VEAE6ENDVN NzVEkSE1, LOWWfslON D0ON,
" Stationary, and Paper Hoase, Opposite the VAR
wick House. Main street, Lynchburg-Kecps constants
ly on hand School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books Novels and cheap publications in great va'ety,
also. Printing, Cap Letter, Note Bill, Coloured, and
Manila Paper. English, French, and American Stu
tionery. Paper HanginPs and Borders, common nrd
sotin ui,h Goods furnished order Northern pri-
!, ,oil u. ROW 4
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WIN G CLAY TOR,
WIN L PETE RS.
Jan i-c3t

EW CONCERH.-We, the undersigned
have >ociuted ourselves together under the
and firm of B NOWLlN < co, for the purpose of
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For
warding business, the old stand Of Nown, Main
street, Lynchburg Va
We will keep constantly ON hand every article usually
kept in grocery establishment, all of which we will
selllow
|
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lTOri0llfU al Sra.

Boston, Jan. i9,-The ship Moses Wheel,
er, which left Liverpool Nov. llth, arrived
10 cay. Fourteen Of her passengers died on
the voyage.
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NIGHT SCHOOE.--The subscribers night
y school for young whose business preyents
their attending in the day is open and in success
iul operation.
The school is in the schoolroom occupied by WIN s
Reid in the day. Terms-s2 per month.
Jan 9 dtlFif SAM REID.
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DcnM Of Bl&A0p I0n Week.

BETHLEHEM, PA, Jan. 19.-Bishop VIM.
II. Van Week died suddenly last night at his
residence here from the effects Of a severe cold.
His age was So years.
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GEEDM0NT WOREGs-A.El Lros j FRA
q pffetoy.
Steam Saw and planning NBiGlS,
Door Sagb. EliHl ami Boz focfo,y,
AiiH and Narhiac Work,

Iron Turning u,d Faiiag,
Blactsmilhpget All dcaerplioas
These works having been Grtcd up al great expense
18th senn power, and Il lofgc yacty Of machinery Ia
,orling wood aud iron form the most comrfctcr. ral,
shment of the Kind in the Southern Stnrcs, and cun
<ccute better work and at cheaper dian BIZ
Re in the ordinary mode
Builders und those intending to build supplied will
oors, Blinds, Window Frames nnd Sosh (prined M
ozcd if rcqurcd) Mculdng. Flooring dressed nnc
ngue and erooved, ready tor laying. dressed Ceiling
I'D Notwithstanding, Pnngs, and II variety of othe
ntcrials required Including.
ContpctorssuPplied with Dumpand Stone Car, Der.
ok Gearing, WheeIbnrows, Picks mud Bars, aud Other
oos required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand prd for sale, reasonable terms
varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked ~
worked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
= Timber sawed 10 order.
jan lifts NETTI Ef"N -
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SALE REAL

~ ESTATE By virtue ofn decree rendered ON tho
- day ofNovenbcr 1852, b; the Circuit Court Of the
corporation Of lynehbTg, in the suit Of Lucy Thomas,
puintiG Russell Thomas, aud other defendants tho
undersigned, who appointed Commissioner for
that purpose will proceed cell the 2nd day Of Feb
runry 1879 public oueiion tho premises the hous
cs aud lot formerly belongcg to SnllyThomas, decd,
sunted on 9Th street between 9th and 18th alleys
fronting 824 feet snid 9Th streerunning back tho
usual depth Of lots aud in the neighborhood of Mr.
q Smcds The above lot has On very respecta-
bic dwelling housor, with excellent we'll Of
Terms ak twelve and eighteen months except much
as will be requisite to dci1y the expenses ofihe sale,
mkfg from The purchaser purchasers bond with APP
proved pcrsonn security rcnnss the title to snd prop
crly further seeury, until the payment of the pur-
chose money. II DUHNlNGTON, c l. & Com'r.
inn u ID
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Baltimore ,Tarkcts,Jnu..o

fLopa.-We note SUES to-day of3 $50 bbl. at lss
II D @o-Maf,ei closing i'ru at tie latter Iuotagio.
GnAIN.-Iriees mncLange.-rnaLlc L..
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J b NOWLiN,
JNO ID HAIRY Ely.

A CARD.-Jao d Harvey tenders his most sim
y thanks to his friends for their very liberal pa
tronage extended him while in several other houses in
this place, and asks continuance OF the same. lie
pledges himsefto every eXcron to give satisfaction
His personal atenti will also be paid the sale Of al
kinds q produce.
1dScts
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~ EW CONCEHN.-laving bought the inter
" est Of Mr.. VIM. I. North. the concern of Saun-
ers North & Irby, intending continue the general
GROCER y, ron TVARDLNG and COMMISSION
business, avail ourselves Of this occasion 10 tender
our services to old friends and and to say
to them, shall be happy 10 deal with them, and
the public generally J, and to sell the most adyania
geous terms to the purchasers of goods, bny
everything for cash and at cash prices.
jan II dscifts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
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mATMEnEATECAL.

Z NLAsSkGAE q MATHEMATICAL
~ PIEDMONT INSTITUTE, Bedford county Va
Tie spring term ofthe present session ofths Institution
Will commence the 9Th Of February, and close the
9Th fully, following. Text books and he course of
study. the same the University of Virginia.
EXPENsEs.-Board including everything. SO per
month. Tuition 80 Payable half cntgancc-lhc bal
ance at the end ofthe session
WIN G CLAYTOR,
IAN 2l-c3t WIN Z PEIERS.
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a r Circuit Court for the corporation of Lyoehaurg
a continued aod held u, the Court Iouse thereof,
Monday. Nov. och, 1882
Allen l. Wyllie admir- Of YIN Phaup. deed
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n EGR0ES WANTED.-rhe subscriber
Y continues in market for NEGROES, Of both sexes
the ages of 10 AMI 30 years, including Mechan.
3 such Biacksmilhs Carpenters, and will pay the
CHEST market prices in eash. His Office is newly
j ected brick building 1t Lynch street, inme-
atcly in renr of the Farmers Bank. where he pre-.
Ire Craving erected buildings with that view to board
pgroes sent - LynchDIrg Tor sale otherwise, on as
oicrate tera and keep a9 as secure as if they
iuced in the iat Of the 60. 5oratioH.
aug 26--d&cl' SETH NDODhOOF.
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THO SPORT S3zEN We have this DAY opened
a urge assortment Of double and single barrel
GUNS direct from London, and manufactured for our.
selves embracing "A variety Of qualities, from 81 80 e.
500 each. We earnestly inviteAll who wish to pur
chase to call and see them before purchasing.
sept3 dts GREGORY, ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
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NOR EEENT.-The factory house IN Spring Ware
IL House lot, the house is suitable for putting up
rips in priaing tobacco. &c Possession can be had
1mediaely. For terms apply to the subscriber.
dec 3O-dts LI6GAT