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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14

I EE IL JOHNS N-GROCERS g. COM
IL MISSION MERCHANTS-MainS 81. Lynchburg
Fo.-Are receiving very large Stock of Groce
res, Liquors, Wines Domestic Goods, Tanners OIL Sole
Leather &c. g.. all of which they will dispose of to
their friends and the public generally the very bes
terIns-Cdll and examine. ie 6-ls
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LNIKE, LIFE AND MARINE INSTR
L ANCE.-Lunchburg Hose q. Fire Insnranes { y

LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE kNSg Is
ANCE.-Lynchburg Hose g. Fire Insurance { n
many.
This Company makes Insurance against loss d,
age Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores. Tobacco IMS
res and other buildings, furniture, Goods, Had
merchandise, generally in and countryon The most
favorable TENS.
Also makes insurance the lives of all persons
oyng good health and of sound constitution for tho
whole duration fife. or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10
my of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
ates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON T. C. PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Chief Engineer
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John .iggat, Nathan b. Thurman
(7eorp w. Yancev, Ohm Otey Taylor,
William T. Anderson. William T. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS Sec'y
DIR. p. II. Gmer, a,,.u, E,on;ners
DR. VIM. Otwey Oven.
Eeb8--dts
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0nn CASES CALABRIA Extract
GOO of Licorice in mass
To the consumers OF Lcorice " i'll guarantee tin,
quality of this be fine if superior any ever
imported into the counry-to arrive shortly and for sale
by ADlE 4 GRAY,
Feb 7-d&cts Richmond Va.
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ADIES' CLOTH GAITERS.-Ah hand.
IA supply of Ladies' Cloth Caters and half
Caters, with and without tips A fine Parodi Kid AN
fine white English Kid Slipper; pretty Child's Ma
Cloth Cater; extra fine Ladies imported Mo-
Lind and some heavier work just hand go.
ing fast, at SEABURY'S.
June 30-fs
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/ OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS &c--
New Confectionery and Ice Cream

New COnfectiOneryan and Ice Cream
u SaIOOh-lhe subscriber wishes to inform tho
Ladies ond Gentlemen of this city, that he has opened
new Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon in the house
'wo doors above Tinsey, Taylor & Co.'S store, min
.treet, where he intends keeping all things in his line
fresh and NICE having it great expense and troube
lifted up his house in the finest style suitable for the
ception of the Ladies and Gentlemen, who NAV favor
him with their patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Cream Saloon where TINT
delicious article will be served up II times when tho
season opens.
Hoping share portion of the public patronage, he
only requests a visit to become satisfied.
J .ZETEL,
mar 4-dtf. Late of Richmond
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VINHE HAZARD POWDER CO.-Th
l. Subscribers respectfully inform their friend
and the public generally, that they Agents for IN.
Haznrl Powder Company, for selling Gun Powder, ant
can furnish by Wholesale retail, in 81, l24 & 25 III
kegs. Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder very low
prices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazard
Electric Gun Powder and all of the sporting powder.
w. B.& G. FISHER,
opposite the Norvel House.
June dts Lynchburg, Va.
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DHENX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
L VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment,
Tor the superiority of its work. will be fully sustained m
he executions &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY.
n. B-I will prepared for Gas-ftting in due time
nov 25-d&cts A.GD
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4 M T. ORTANT TO FARM >.
Gardeners. Florists incorporated Cempon'es ma"
(tacturrs, Arttzo's, Professional Men. Mechanics ana
|Mhers-The Pump and Fire Engine
r. ON bined.-RightS Secured by Un'ted eaat't Lt
|ers- Patenk-ALL lNFRISGEMEETs WILL BE fR"sASU
FED Law. This is the valuable inveni'" o.
he age: and without which. manufactures, pubic ed'
Hces, hotels and private dwellings, are incomplete a
comparatively insecure With this cheap and tfhcle",
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent oil a
accommodating insurance companies, and can u"
lefance to the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in U.s. Mr.. R. Brittingham Mitchell M
MD ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable NJ
,endage, "a great convenience and an efficient f''''
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX. Rchmopo
R. b. TYLER do
DR.. RUYSrER, Huguenul SmYHe-
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fatmvilit
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham
r. J. GAINES, Charl"ltee.
The Pump can be seen in al DIR. w m D A"''
Duguids foundry, and many other places IN Lyne
burg all of whom approve their utility a"' ' 81
ness. The Pump he in Ri'J nond Al L.. " ne
flee. They warranted t, ."rrk we'll to- me yea
EP NOTICE.-AH pers... buying ling NV
'bove articles responsible to me- tor
r. BRITTINGHAM NlTCHELL'
march 22-dIv Proprlel0r.-
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OTICE.-Tle Subscriber having located in tn"
~ House formerly occupied by the nte Richard iy-
ree one door below the Warwick House, Main Street,
Lynchburg. takes this method of informing his friends
and the public generally that he is no" receiving AMI
opening . large and general assortment of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities the mosi
favorable The folio wing comprises portion ol
mis- stock.
Rio, Laguira. lava, and Mannilla Coffee,
N. O.. Porto Rico and Cuba Molassos,
N. o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars
Country and Rolled Iron
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel,
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky,
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas. Rice,
Brown and Variegated Soaps
Adamanline Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Besides many other articles too tedious to mention.
which he is determined to sell on reasonable terms
they be bought in this market. Particular attention
Iaid to Goods forwarded my cure, and aso to the
sale of country produce. n. X HOBSON
AprilS-ts
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Ma, l8-ts

n OflCE-My stock tools and hands for Gas Fin,
4 ing have all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
ui'y prepared t" execute all orders entrusted to me
with fatht"lness and dispatch.
would be thankful to my friends to hand in their N,
der' at once to prevent hurry about the time til gas !,
to be put o. "
NO Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jam
nary next under any circumstances
je 22.dts r. DApNEv
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TO PLANTERS AND MIIICDS

p.o,.a. D., - ~ mALLERS-
Wheat and Pas er.-These mills are no, 49, 0n'
any mills in use The Stones French Rnrrs W
ing in size Fl om Is 10 80 inches-Price f. mn san san
Ono OF these Mills, with 80 inch stones, NAV be seen
IN operation at the Piedmont Works itgrnds from y
10 ID pusnei' per hour with less power than is re.
lulred to run ordinary d #. stones . ~
The attention of the owners of steam and W,,.r
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill Il CONF.
10y Tor ation, and occupies space of
For Plantation purposes it is unrivalled. Will A
o Sc power it will grind bushels per honr-Its No,
liable to get out of order is easy and
be managed hy Ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
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A VALUABLE REMEDY


TTNHE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
l. the public, that his newly invented BAR TONIC
llas been thoroughly tried, and has answered bic
snnguine expectations II has proved itself to be
only remedy against the alling of the In IL
IRON the head thus eectuay preventing badness bur
brings II where IL is deficient. In instance, on
lady gentleman whrre il has been properly tested has
IL failed
But viii let some of those who Lave tried it speak
In its behalf
I'VE the undersigned having used Armistead Pride's
Hair Tonic take pleasure in testifyng iis efficacy IN
preventing the coming out of the hair. and otherwise
strengthening and causing ito thcken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy any of this and do not there
fore, hesitate to recommend IL.
HESRY LATHAM, JoHs CLARK.
JANIS M LANeHoREE, joins w. STEWART,
n. M. GARLAND, ir., A. q. LEWIS
number of other names might be added If il were
thought necessary
r sale ut DIR. Lyman's Druggist, and at VIM. n
Prides's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
House. Price ~ per bottle.When taken by the quinn
ity tcre will be considerable deduction made in tho
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended to, il accompanied by the money.
mp 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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CTEAM VI kBLE WOR KS
- JOHN r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWork
,othe of Main and 9th wherewibe founG
fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments Tombs, Grave Stones, Mante
Pieces of every description, WalP lates Fronts &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended to-
Mr. r. having served his apprenticeshipin of the
largest Embellishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business, daters himselfhai
all work executed his shop will give entire sasfac
ion as any done North or South.
Richmond July l4-Iyd
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"ERRINGS g. SHAD-
IL so bbls No. | N. c. Gross Herrngs,
90 h'lf bbls. No. /, N, c. Family Roe do.
10 bbls. '' 90 Shad. Just received i.
for sale by ie 6-ts1 LEE d. JOHNSON
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MECHANICAL.

"'s''''''' SAQSA
YNCHBURG, "a.
TOHN d. GADDESS d BROTHER, Proprie1ors,
- Formerly of Baltimore, keep hand and make To
ORDER Northern Prices American Ilalian. and EgyP
tian Marble Monuments, Tombs, Head g. Foot Stones
q arden Vases. Mantle-Peces Counter, aa, Table
D. Wast-Stand Tops, made any size.
The Trade furnished with rough Marble. Pommice
sione Hone, Grit, Polishing Putiy and Cloth.
All we want !. a call, work speaks for itself
Any order from town country entrustedto US will
be faithfully executed with and dispatch,
JOHN b. GADDEsS Il BROTHER.
June lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31
THE VERY LATEST.
TeIegraphic 20 Liverpool.


PARIS, Friday evening, Dec. 10, 1858.
is currently reported that the allied fleets have been
ordered into the Black SEA.
PARIS Thursday Evening, Dec. 16
French cabinet courier leaves Paris to night with
dispatches for the Ambassador at Constannop He re-
ceves orders to proceed BY the shortest route employ
the most rapid Of conveyance At the disposal Of
the traveller and to rest neither day night till he ar
rves at his destination 1t scarcely necessary say
that the dispatches he must be OF the
portance and they believed to contain instructions
for the military ambassador the Sublime Porte suited
to the exgency Of the moment Their purport has not
transpirsd, but it Is very naturally aurmissd that the
admira erjoiaed to to carry into execution the
orders which they had previously received to protect the
Turkish fleets and the Asatio coast from aggression
VIENNA, Dec. IL, 1853
General Ostsn Sacken, with 1000 infantry, reached
JAssy the sthns One half Of them proceeded south
ward by forced marches.
LONDON Saturday morning, Dec. IL 1853
The Turkish Embassy has received advices Of the Snope
engagement They do not differ much from the published
accounts.
The Russians lost two Of their largest ships.
The town was totally destroyed.
The ornion.ury generally prevails that Lord Palmerson
did retirc on account Of 1e Eastern politics.
Lord John Russell lie spoken Of Is his successor.
Lord Iapsdovne is alss expected to resign.
Lord Panmure (Fox Aauls) has been sent for by the
cabinet.
The steamer Glasgow while awaiting orders, came In
contact with sioop Of forty TONS loaded with pig
IRON The soop sunk and several Of the GlAsgews
were thrown overboard-one Of whom WAS drowned
The steamer viii sail to-day or to morrow
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MILITARY OPERATIONS ON The DANUBE
OPERATIONS IN ASIA.

REPORTED REvBRsEs OF THE Turks IN AsIA-pg-
TAILS OF THEIR VICTORIES AND LOSSES OF THE
RUSSIANS.
Russian agents. may be s.ockjobbers have seized
the opportunity TO follow the OF the loss st 81
dests sustained by the Turks Asia come OF these
nanfesty untrue while Others have arenty founds
ton in fact A. they have all reached By way OF ODESSA
Bucharest and Vienna, little dependence be placed
upon their statements. Here are spscmens:-
Among others that 80, 900 Turss who had crossed
the Arpatcha bae been dr7eObAck by Price o. bslan,
after . smart engagement. Another hAt the Turks u
been defeated At Atskhsv near Akhaitse the read to
that Cen Bru amer had defeated the Turks somewhere
not vbere-and captured their standards and am
munition.
Thee rumors answered their purpose and depressed
the funds but BY those who have closely followed the
events OF the war and the relative positions Of the two
armies, totally cisbelieved.
The war in the Caucasus, with whatever success GER
tainy proceeds with vigor. From tho journal de Ohm
treas OF ZahkataIa and after thirty six hours hard
lighting the garrison csptuated. This loss ON both sides
heavy. Kahetty aso surrendered after some days
seige schsny had ao taken Den and three ether Rus
fortrss Ard report says that instead Of Gen.
OrAuof having defeated the Turks teleyraphsd
from Vienna the Turkish allies had sgnally defeated
IS OlD Russians, commanded by 0rlanof In person,
To balance the accounts of Turkish defeats 10 Asia that
have circulated freely the stock exchange we hod
detailed statements which indicate that the difficulties
OF Prince onso~, military commander and Governor OF
the Cauc asian provir ces, appear TO multiply IN most
eItrsordinsry maDner 1t VAS long popular belief alt
st that the ordinary army OF the Caucasus numbered
men, besides the detached army presenting an e.
fscve fierce OF 80 900. Such, indeed, the officially
reported strength Of these corps but We have seen from
the 6rst movements Of Abd and ssm Pacha In Georgia
and Armenia that the Russians generally hAve where
been able dispose Of considerable body Of men and
General Woronzow himself appears TO be shut In
the seatof his government Letters from Exsroum OF the
25th November the breaking out OF nsurrsc
ton In the district OF NakchiortD In Russian Armenia
II In said that the Governor OF Ervan had sndsayorsd
to force several Young belonging TO tbs most naa
entail families In the country 70 In his army Hs
required extraordinary tribute be PAID
PR visions his troops Those caussd tbs In
surr.cton, which, under present oreumstAsoss must
rove most important check W Russian opsrAu,ns "
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sovereign and the patriotism CT powerful nation, form
an esssptiaI basis OF European equilibrium and fosisl
order" This may 10 accepted as the PrussiAn view OF
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NV war song roR BRITISH SAILORS.

The following efu don, written by . midshippan on
board of one Of tbs ships OF Admiral Dun iss
Ia quite popular throughout the and has found lis
INTO the papers 1t shows ct least what thu sailors
hph of the hgurs they cut The song circulated quite
NKw NAVAL soSG
ALTERED from Dib3ins for the of the Disguised Eag
lsh crews In the Bosphofus)
Come shut up my Lads TO dishonor steer,
To add some new shame TO this infamous year
And il, BY i'll luek, We should meet with foe,
Our starns We shall quickly be ordered to show.
Useless oak are ships quite joke are our men
And our rulers are ready,
TAside l-tShsdy, boys, shady)
To funk and 70 founder again and AGAIN.
For sham we sent and a sham we shall be
Poor John Turk 60 bis cost has been counting
We're heep him 81 home with his pipe and his patch
While the Russians are pitching his ships to Old
Useless oak, &c.
WASN'T thus in old times when foe showed his fists,
THAT Britannia sneakee sour.esysg out of the lists
For herself or friend, didn't matter dump,
She was ready to hght while she counted . stump
Useless oak, &c
They've heard OF our Nelson's and Rodneys and BlAkes
And they think too old Pam shvers SHAKES
But different lot ssrving the Queen,
And our poor sawney adniral's old Adm
Useless OAK are our ships quite joke are oar men
And our rulers 2ste ready,
Aside l-(ShAdy, boys, shady,)
To funk and to found.r again and again
Two French and two English gass have gone to Sinops,
nominaLy with medical assistance for the wounded.
THE LATEST BY NAIL.
There have been collisions between Turkish and
Russian In the Black Sea- Three OF Turk
sh squadron contact with Ru sian for 80 In the
Black Sea- severe engagement onsued, from which two
OF the escaped and the third Ian Egyptian was
blown up by the rather than Towards
the end OF November Turkish brig driven by
Of weather TO Serpen Island between the mouth Of the
Danube and Odessa whe the main part Of he Russian
force happened to be. They ared into and sank
the brig, and every soul board psris ned. The
Iprl ish seamers that sent with an !
ammunition for ths Caucasus returned safely to Constaa
tDople on 10Th November having landed their cargos
in safety. An engagement took place between toe
and Russian frisAte and brig but the latter
withdrew, IN very dsmantled state TO the rosdseAd OF
Sohound THIS entire Turksh aeet is under orders to
enter the Black Sea. At Cheaikin, Russian force
iepuIeec with great oss steamer knocked to
pieces, frigAs dismastsd, and the Russian loss
ported 1T 1900
naval division OF ten powerful Turkish steamers
der command Of Pschs left the B,sphoius the after
icon OF the 3D.
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2 OF 20 guns each.
2 transports.
1 ditto. British transport

2 transports.
ditto British transport.
rs epgagen emit took pl sinope Five thousand
Turks have bsep allied and many taken prisoners Os
mas scha who was wounded has aso beea tsi On pris
ss-ers officers both English and yrerch, beard
yshe Turkish Aeet.
From this bulletin Il would appear that only eleven
MD denoss instead OF the thirteen frgstss previously
q nno arced; also that there Gig ht.en Turkish
er Pc must have escaped and, further the emo
gwen" Of the two hea West ships OF O. and 90 guns
sooks ssspiciousy-like IS II there had been such
ships. The Eve thousand Turks reported TO be killed
.Eoald have been sufficient armament for the eleven
gb.ps, without the many taken prsopersn and ~
hs Russians lest seven OF their ships including two
p'bps Of he line their victory sss In plus Of
Soxr ,hips only namely, three transports and twenty
sxuu s. Even these they have to show and II
had they would not bgiR 20 pay for the repairs to
= Russian Admirable ship which had 10 be buoysd up
b foe 1. could esc5 SebAstoIol
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6EKVIA.
When the Russian Consul In Servia reached Ssmin he
despatched letters to his government in which he de
nounced Prince Alexander Of Sevia secret sdhersnt
Of he Porte On the 23d u the Elders of the various
Servan districts met 81 Kruscheva and resolved to watch
the movements of Prince Alexander. They went the
length OF discussing the proprety of recalling Prince Mi
osch Obrenowitsch, Who from his exile at Bucharest
has lately come TO the Sesvian frontier.
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LsTRAUB. r. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner of Front snd John Streets Cincinnati, Ohio

KIDDER & FABIAN, Agents,
81 Magazine street, New Orleans.
ES The above Wood Cut Of single geaed "Qaeen the
South !" Com Mill and Crusher.
We mansc,ure Cob Breaker Of strength and Durability and
ease Of operation.
Corn Mil into soekFeed Mil but few minutes work
to put II take it on.
portable Mis douba gesred (bes Ct
y Of French bu grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds, calculated
for These Mills have been
city, State Fairs, and have failed carry of the first
occasion awarded bssntn silver medal Ou
Mills also took first pTemiuns, the beat Mills,
Fairs Mechanics Institute.
Ao-Portabe SAW MILLS horse power
This MIL exhibited operation by horse the Ohio State
Fair 1885, when it awarded premium and splendid silver
medal.
ENGINES All articles for OF operation, simplicity ,nseu
and durability, surpassed by now in
All articles warranted
of transportation and the money refunded
fFor full description and tsimNals OF merit and usefulness
those Interested pamphlet had factory where
take pleasure explain each article ISAAC sTRAuB& CO.
NoTEAr kimba ne Par'nerof f. Burrows while exhibiting
Mill coursgeouy emf, red into verbal with
grind thus Whoever grd the most regarding quality anil
FIRST TRIAL.
strauh TO run 40 eighteen inch mill 80
Burrows q Co. twenty inch MILL
Styanb to twenty inch mill. 49,
BufrOws 4 Co. TO tysenty -our m IA mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub torun twen y-s1 inch mill.
Burrows Il Co. 10 thirty inch mill.
When the pinch that boeous popped out
To the above, append challenge grind ouoi VII
viii my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with
MUM AT OHIO STATE FAIR, aif al against niyEnr
Mil and VIM Stewards
Mills ooth 70 ?. run a, once AND you are aPPrshers o. risky
Cushsr GilaIy Should single Article fail grind equal
mills Gust pleased then draw few hundred dollars
don't be cowarlly nothing Ike walking
into the msritso ola thing. ISAAC SfRAUB.
To ]. H. Burrows u Co. janis en-
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dn. LockwooD ten lei

y his old friends patrons for
emnenty successful both city and Office prace the
at the Charity Hospital for the
purpose receiving medical information lie the public that he
mouth lungs heart ver kidneys etc. together with hat lass
Venerea All hled at the ofee The
poor charged ouy medicine n Bockwood Medicaed Swa
para article be had only his Office att to
Medical sulphur baths will
gratis when but the public will be charge from
PSF baths COMMENT they have
long the medical profession with unpsrseied success
purchased Office 81 Ccn between
Poydra Pedo door from the csas Street Hospital Office
ho1s from A. NJ 10 sp.N. jams iy
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Ex- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK wAREHousF,
No. MAGAZINE STREET door Canals reetS ROBB
CO.. kcbb salrp constantly receiving New Goods
England e the most liberal induce
men,s Their stock large and well ssleete az eows SAD
DIER, Sadiery HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER GnlIS. SAD
DIZZY, COACH, HARNESS AND TRuN ~ hIS.
TRIMMINGS etc.