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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
Thomas H. Gibsol

? l-3l--T-Ii Il HU4441S H. NIIUSO1A -. =
.pi PLUMB Err AND GAS F1TTER, ~
No Union 81, opposite C. III. Bcrry's Rope store.
leave to inform friends and the public in gen
ID ea that he continues TO carry on the Punhinga and
fitting all its various branches. and respectfully soil
Ctts share OF publ patronage. -" ,,.
He has constantly iaGd, lead and iron pipes com
water Closets wash basins, cold water fountains for ho
tells, water coolers private families hot and cold
collins, Ratters kettles bleachng aud all other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, ctc filled upwh
dispatch. ....,..,.,, %
candle burners, eiC. --e ....t P.LI - zEGl.i 2,
Ali orders et at The place will be thankfully
ceived and promptly att ended to. ff5.t 5g5f-i
,So,5nt ,ttantions - g,, q E.TEI.it .s;t ap6-6rd
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4. HEEL. ING. q
sPRING OF 1853.
y. W j. 5@ y. VIM. +. sELBY..
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

ROreign & Dom c8Iic Dry G oOdE,
a

Foreign g. Domestic Dry G oods,
No. Iii MGin ST., West side, bettoeen Monroe anu
Union sts.
5.-. .a Wheeling, Va,
RS NOW in receipt ofhs Spring stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions, direct from importers and Manuactu.
Comprising complete and desirable stock Of
goods adapted to the trade this section can be found
In any hou.e East Pest, to whchI would fully
invite the attention Of retail dealers consisting OF
+ @5Yit s;t9 1',sis DRESS GOODS. az ttiiiGH
In black silks, alpacas poplis, las, dc aines, ing
hAms etc. with very large stock oGpTnts OF the best
makes and colors Also, bonnes, ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. and OF ~ ","-''s s'+
''a- ei .s l.''i''i MEMS WEAR! ' y. tiislsi -'H
cloths, cassmersI sattnctts, merino eassimeres,
jeans tweeds, and summer clohsi also DEN.
MIS- blue drills brown linens, linen d:ills nagkeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also.
mem and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canton hats soIt
wool, bFash hats, ETC.; with full stock of linen and cot
ton hagglng seamless bags buTaps table Sres
and bleached muss; with good stock OF white goods
fnth6 a-i 'E- q s ..lS u l.! siai,t tsta1 a'i ia8E
n il5.ar ggtf. NOTION LINE. 3,{ IL I,,.,s,t.s,.
Ascambrcs jacOnets, Irish linens 1aces, threads but
TONS hosiery, Gloves combs, etc. in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed as well III
quality and style, as In priees.sGg la s1L, .u. d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
FMoT,TIRM HOUSE. 2 2.
LAMns cARRoI,L, PRopRiHToR.

JAMEB5 CAHROIII. fFHOFtf4HIDtI. ~
- 5.ssa'-r' wHREL1NG, VA - K.
TTAS been recently eompe cost Of over
tb Appliances in In the beat Eastern Hotels and y
cSIeuIsted in allTespects for first Class House.
e PTopTietor having been engaged heTeoforetn one
tbebest Eastern Hotels ID determined 70 ms
bsfFOuS IN styIe inferior to weston east ane
their ieo5;tI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07

7'l39'1 EAGLE Sash FACT9HY. b a
r. n LII S. d E.Ws d. C. O..s1.r. b
r,. d. BEANURACFURERgO OF If =
Doors, MOul4fNgs, Sash and Ke''it'qa sS''ttters'
-, j Acon STREETs ~ sa5
q sf5,- CENTRE WHEELINGi Va.
dTAVINCi completeu our extensive Factory, we
H now prepared 10 ill orders for Sash and Doors
every size.s = 81 .,l .,,t ~ y, ,.n :,
frSfs. made to order. EVery variety Of moudlnga,
nom fourth inch ogee constantly on hand:
Rver variety PilasteTs and made to
dor Also Venitiap shutters either or reSo7
e nropretnrs can assure theirpatrons and the public
me above named articles are ffom the
very best and styles An orders
"a Al ended % promptly, and goods well packed for
shipping il haa9 lsa p ELIAS DEW q Co .
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y Took at This!

Ii those who destrons OF preserving the memory
n or themselves and and friends can do 30 most ecc-
.tuaiIy by calling without delay,at L. Tarbes Dagrer-
reoype Rooms, at the corner Of Main and Bdds slrGehs
lures which cannot obtained, with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the CITY,
Efss l.. TARBELL, Dagucr atypist, Il
Corner OF Mainand Biddle streetS, ,-,,
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GEORGE MENDEIl.
ts7T UWoSO RNTaaf " ,T7

g u WHEELING VA. i'9i ~
rs no,v receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
/ MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor olc
Cloths Of ali widths and keeps constantly hand larg
sssortme6t OF FURNITURE or evcy description. Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Class Plates, VentiSn
and Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vaneers Varnish. Haircloth, Curled Hair,
Spring Sacng bottoms, Brass and Mahogany Stair Rolls
ect ali which will be sold tho aug2l
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,,Ssf t. o. q" NO. 1877. - .iz.t ~ -
MEMS POOrE It5 10 woMEN's 0EITERs, HALF
| 900 mems thick boots, 200 prw womeDs galters,
| 600 mems cali boots, 400 do half CATERS, d
/. 900 men's water oof do 800 do walking Shoes
~ MEMS 1RouANs. fa 900 do pegged buskins,
500 mens calf brogans, 800 n do kid buskins, slip
1000 prime kip do, r5rf,s pers.
4. 500 do thick DO '' e. MISSES DooTEEs BUS.
1 1000 low priced do 81 e. LHi KtNs, Erc: Jt
,.I I BoYs' poaTgRf. m 600 misses morocco lace,
1900 pair boys thick booteesy 800 do Kip do ar
$40 F' . Kip do 800 do calf do
300 Ei-.ltt2 calf do 300 do kid and mo- ~
t77...t YOUTH. boots. + sina n ROCCO buskns
500 pr youths CaIfboots, $50 do black, blne, aud
300 do kip do bronzed CATERS,
1890 do thfCkID Hos cHILDRHH's BoOTEEs..
pnYs AND YOUTHS pRo ANS /, 800 pr fancy bootees,
L OO0nr bows kipbrogans, 900 kid & morocco &"
1900 do thick do - 800 children's peg'dt',
1000 youths do do 1000chdren's goat 90
COO ID do kip : do 1900 do colorcd t al
800 bows and youths caIfdo s,ss SHOES
wUMPS's BOOTS 4eOh pairs mens's ladies and
800 morocco lace boots, chtldren's Gum Shoes 4
1000 calf }F do - y -.' = HATS AND CARS.
GOO lfi II do 400 dOZ mems plush caps,
1900 kip do vi 300 : - wool hats,
BOXES. -s 80, -t
-. 's s'' ''- 300 wood band boxes. - H., .i.
Thankful liberal patronage heretofore extendedto
US, we sOiicita continuance OF the same. 49,
Eser3 lfll...a lstf! 5s-..t tMcCl+AhLEN9 y nGOA
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MoCLALLEHJS d KNOX,
IA WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS In
BOOTS AND SHOES, alIENSlAMD
Boys' Hats and Caps, at tho Q
t'a ~ e ae'is tDell k1otbn stand of the 1a=a'st =
.aD-t BIC Rid BOOTG islaj

WE are now rccelvngrrom our Eastern Manufacturns
oTthe largest and hest manulac.
OF boots and Shoes,for Fall and Winter
wear offered in this any other market They have
tions and intended expressly for retailing. To
regular customers and all others who favor us with
call we can unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which we quality of material and
workmanship those manufactured in this or any other
sis il. part, OF the following aeasonabe goods: ii
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=Wiide q Brother -

~ 5''l BOOKSELLERS s. .STATIoNERS, .al I
CETHOLESALE and Retail dealers in miscellaneous,
wv medical theological and school books stationery,
wall paper aud window blinds Wholesale s1hoot
Committees teachers others supplied at tho lowest
rates at the bookstore, Ot an and Union Streets
WbeeIng Va! APPS
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abe 11beeIirrg 1,ttelltgerrrtr,

n,1LY, TRI-wEEKBY AND WEEKLY, BY
ewEARINGEN, TAYLOR & co.
.vrAEtHaES OIL. TAYLOR. Igii. FkSpLETOS.
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WIIEEIIN69 VA WEDNEsDAY MORNING. .-nECTlfBIs 4 1858
BUSINESS CARDS.
dams M coz PaokageI EIxpreas.

Adams & Co.'s Package Express.
- 4; 81
TITE would inform the public that have
IVY extended our Great Western, Express to Zanes.
Vile, and from thence by colnecting Express pe, 70
Newark and Columbus, through to cineinn1ti Louisville
We are now prepared 70 forward with mai ssed and
safety Siecie, Rank.6s, JewelrY, and all descriptions
light valuable packages 70 and from these points,
and also the Intermediate poinls OF ST. Clarsvle, Loyds
vile, MorTstownI FairVews Washington, Cambridge,
Newark, etc etc. ss - .ti.
S c6i will leave Office in charge OF all
yaiIabeS and packages any business trusted to his
ADAMS 6 co.
augQotf % N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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The documents will be hurried up As soon as
possiblo" m


a called meeting of the Wings Of Montgnm
cry was held ut Christiansburg, on Tuesday,
I the 9th oil Aoril
: On motion of Dr. David Wade. Col. X. A.
Smith was called to the Chair, and a. Nj. Ly'
brook appointed Secretary.
DR.. Wade stated the object OF the meeting
to be for The nomination Of candidate 10 repre-
sent the County, 10 the next General Assem-
bly, of Virginia and also for the appointment
of Delegates to meet at some central point, as
yet undetermined. for the purpose of nomna-
ting Candidate TO represent the District IN
the next Congress.
| After spirited I'd appropriate remarks from
Col. T.. Hammoti, DR. Wade and others, MIR.
Waller X. Staples was put in nomination as
the most deserving and efficient member OF
the party, aud received the unanimous vote of
the meeting.
After strenuous 81 lieitations on the part of
his friends, Mr.. Staples accepted the nomina-
ton, in few appropriate remarks TO that ef-
feet
After the acceptance of the nomination, a
number Of gentlemen arose and expressed their
determination to exert all honorable means to
secure the election of their candidate.
1t was then moved that the Chairman ap.
point delegates to the District Convention.
In pursuance ofthe motion, the Chairman ap'
pointed the following gentlemen, viz: Col. r.
A Smith, + Hammett, J Ohm Gardener, DIR ID
Wade ID. Barnett. J + Preston. L J Amiss,
+ Chdress, E Akers. J B Radford, VIM II
Peck, Joel Pepper. Jas Wade. f Smith, N
M Ronald. w r Staples Vim B Preston. Jno
Ryan, J b FulwiIer, E M Daniel, ID II Ben
nett, w G Ryan. T Lawrence, w G Currin,
w Turner g r Hall. G WiIlis,A P Eskridge,
Hall, w Smith. S Akers, and c Taylor
as delegates 10 said Convention.
On motion it was resolved that the proceed
ings of the meeting be forwarded 10 the Val.
ley Wing and Lynchburg Virginian Tor pub.
LEGATION.
The Meeting then adj burned.
r. A. SMITH, Chairman.
A. NJ LYBRooK, Sec y.
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lew Post Omcc Rcgmlations.-In

~ ture the morning mails due this city will be open
ready for delivery, regularly att o'clock, A NJ except
when they are delayed in their arrival the sched-
ule hour.
The Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, and
Farmvile mails will close daily (except Saturday. PRE-
ciscly at 6 =. Nj.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings the Dam.
Vile and Lexington mails will be closed precisely at
Z. Nj.
The packages for Richmond and ali the principal cit
ies North and South of that point will BIZ closed daily
ut precisely 60 T.. Business will recollect this,
and not trouble us after those hours-as it is late.
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the
Charlottesville and Amherst G. II mails will be closed at
=. NJ. There is daily mail to Charlottesvie-tri-
weekly via Scottsvile.
All persons except editors and proprieors of tie city
newspapers, and Deputies of our choosing,
excluded from within the bars, unless when invited.
The necessity and propriety oil this rule will be readily
appreciated, and will be adhered to inall cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from 7 to 9
o'clock in the morning and during other part of the
day RO. IL. GLASS, I. NJ.
Aprl6-ts
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win be materially reduced. and 30 in Apo.


maitox. If Avcreu should be the man. Gal
liant old Campbell will come in with an scces'
sion Of something like three hundred majority
Let The wings in every county bestIr them
selves al once. Campbell Court is held Mon
day-let the wings Of the county and city meet
there and take counsel as to tho measures TO be
adopted A Convention should be called at
some central point. lsay Pll,sylvania G. H.) to
meet within the month. and make a nomina,
ton. Fortunately there is no lack oil suitable
men to lead IN such contest. Flournoy,
Witcher, GiImer, Speed Campbell and others
who might be named will afford material Tor
selection, in whict no mistake can DO mnde.-
Any one Of them would call around him a
host of friends and arouse a spirit of generous
old wing epthusiasm-such rs IN other days
hns led on TO certain and glorious trumphs.
Neither Is The mherst district rretrievablc.
Our friends there should not surrender with
out contest. The new arrangement brings
an addition of whig votes. Bedford, too is in
better feather than she has been for years. A
movement has already been made IN that coun'
ty fora Convention, and delegates appointed.
Buckingham Amherst and Nelson under the
lead of their inyincible candidate for the SEN
ate will give good account of themselves
Measures should BIZ taken in all the counties
to bring out the strongest man IN the district.
Finally, we say 10 all Whigs,in every coun'
y and district not utterly hopeless-to all men,
whose sp rits rebel against outrage and OPP
ore.sion--to all lovers of equal rights and fair
Iealing. organize and oppose solid front to
he malign and mischevous tendencies of 10.
,ofocoism.and chiefly to Insists last and crown
ing enormity. Resist it,as an invasion OF the sa'
rred rights of citizenship and sovereignty Re-
sist it,as an exhibition Of intolerance, which, ii
not frowned down,wil enter into and empos-
On the relations of society and government,un-
II persecution and bloodshed flow as a conse
1uence. Resist il as your fathers resisted the
unequal and unjust Legislation oil the British
Parliament; not as they, with the sword, but
with the same unconquerable and irresistible
spirit.
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PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING IN CITY OF LYScHBURG,
4 Daily Democratic Journal, to be called
1.-THE Daily News

FENHE undersigned feeling confident that the Demo
n cratic party of this place lin order to compete with
the opposite Pary) greatly need more efficient and
rapid diffusion of events than Is esen afforded, beg
leave present you Daily Journal md in doing soal
low to give the following the main principles by
which we snail be guided.
Units politics. the principles of the Democratic party
shall receive firm decided and unwavcrng support;
believing DO that their practical application in the
administration of the government is essentially
~ 10 the happiness prosperity and the permanency of
this great conederated republic In advocating our
own opinions however, shal not be unmindful of
that tolerance and courtesy which is due to those who
honestly differ with us
On the agtating subject of Slavery, place
selves upon the platform erected by Virginia at its recent
sessions of her Legislature.
We shalt advocate such liberal system Of Internal
Improvement will promote the general interests ofthe
State.
In tho publication of this Journalwe shall at all times
give readers full and impartial account of the local
matters of our city item whh has heretofore been
| too much eglected We shall devote generally
column to this particular subject.
The Markets also shall receive undivided
ton both the grain we'll as tobacco markets Thi.
shall overlook matter of vital importance
! to the farmer
We propose to publish soon as the Ma erals can
be gotten, which shall be entirely and about the
size of the Daily Express of city We hope all who
feel interest in the of Democracy will lend their
influence in this enterprise.
The Editorial Department will be under the control
of gentleman well qualified dischag sc the duties
In addition the Daily propose to pull for the
benefit ofthe farmer weekly at the low price Of 81 so
per thereby placing it in the power of every
Democ rat to contribute this enterprise.
TERMS.
For Daily 81 per annum, if paid within six mouths.
| or S. if delayed after that period.
For Weekly 81 so per mum, paid within six mos,
| or 81 if not paid within that time.
| Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
JAMES RAINES & co.
s LYScHBuRG. Va, April H. 1883.
1 N erII
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The Bourbon QUESTION N. Y. Tri

The BOURBON QuEsTIoN-Thc N. Y. Tri
bune makes the following announcement ("im
porlant, iftrue, relative to The Dauphin
Business We are told by one of the parties
engaged in the investigation, that letter has
been received from lady at New Orleans,
who states that she is the person to whom
Beanger gade his dying decaration,n regard
to the Dauphin. She is well known to DR..
Hawkes., having been member Of his church
when he was settled in New Orleans. She
states that she has in her possession trunk
full of documents relating to this question, COM
munications from the royal family, &c, which
sets the matter entirely at rest, and proves the
hev. Mr.. Williams to be the Dauphin beyond
cavll. agent has been sent TO New Orleans
to obtain possession ofthe documents. These
facts were stated to us by gentleman who has
oeen closely connected with this matter from
The beginning and If they are facts, we hope
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-09
James River Canal-R eCeipts OF
Tolls

The receipts of tolls on the James River
and Kanawha Canal for the month Of March
exhibit the following results, we learn from
the Richmond Morning Mail:
Receipts for March. 1S43, $l0,436,2l
DO. do. l3d9, 20.53l Sc
Do. do. 1883, 33,2S6.35
being an decrease of about 80 per cent. per
annuum. This gratifying result the Mail
thinks, proceeds in great measure from the
increasing prosperity of the city of Richmond
and The extension of its business relatit,s with
the interior. Our theory is that it proceeds in a
greater measure from the reduction Of tolls
Let the Company try the experiment farther.
The receipts oftolls at Lynchburg for the
the last six months exceed those for the same
months of the preceding year by about $l5.
900; which is attributable to the trade thrown
upon the Canal by the Virginia and Tennes.
see Railroad.
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otal.
$74,000,000

From this deduct the probable amount of
gold and silver brought into the country by
emgrants, at $40 600, 600, leaves the sum Of
$64, 100000 as the balance against the U. S.
towards the settlement of which we have, as
the fIica record Of the expectations above
the importations, $37, 900 900 gold and sill.
yer, and the balance of 1927 100000 has no
doubt been liquidated by the remittance of
Federal, State and other stocks.
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Miniature Almanac.

RNA West Hanover Pre-bytery will
~>-A-S hold its Spring meeting, at Little Concord
Church. Charlotte Co. Va. near the Red House,) com
mcncing at / o'clock A. M. on the Thursday before
the 3rd Sabbath in April, 1853.
Anr4--is
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u. S. BONDS Held ABRoAD.-Mr. Brod-
head, OF the L. s. Senate, in advocating,on
Monday, his resolution requesting the Secre'a
ry oftho Treasury to furnish the Senate, at tho
common cement OF the next session, n state
ment showing the entire amount of U S. stocks
and bonds of all kinds held abroad, said the
account current Of the u. S. for the fiscal year,
with foreign countries, will stand as follows
Excess of imports over exports of
the country, $40,OOO,OOO
Interest annually payable TO foreign
ers. for stocks, &C., held by them, 100000
Expenditure of travellers abroad, 5000 900
Navy, war and diplomacy, 100000
Instalment to Mexico, 100000
Remittances 10 Ireland, 5000, 900
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MAEkIsEE

On the 3Oth March, s53,by Elder loci Hubbard DR.
RICHARD o. PRisGLr, to Miss MARTHA OLIvER,eld-
daughtcr of Capt Harrison Oliver, both the coup-
ty of Hnlilax.
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2 Fine Watches and Jewe,,v

X Fine WalcheS and JeweIry-1l
E9 subscriber has just received an additiono1 ne
z1k ply of Watches and Jewery, such ns wo CUP
please tue fastidious, to which he "oud
fully invites the attention of all wanting goods
line. Please call and examine my stock, and If 'a
suited, both in quality and price. assure W are
it will not be my fault Call and me- NOR ~ ''at
uiory tie goods and will be accommodating p ps nc
cumstances will admit Of " CIR
HENRY SlLyERTHoRN
N. B.-Watches Clocks and all kinds of poodo nv
line. repai, ed in and durable style n :" Tue
Apr8-d&clm
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NOTGCE.-Tfe Subscriber haying located :.
~ House formerly occupied by the late Rcla.I ,hs
rec, one door below the Warwick House Mai Gu J.
Lynchburg, takes this method Of informing b
and the public generally that he is receiving sos
groceries, Dry Goods. Liouors
recently purchased in the Northern Cities. on 80
favorable terms. The folio wing comprises mos,
his stock. oh OF
Rio, Laguira. Java. and MannilIa Coffee.
n. O., Porto Rico and Cuba Molasse.
n. o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered l..
Coffee Sugars anu
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 Vsriegated Sosps
Adamantine, Sperm and Talluw Cnndle.
Besides many other articles too tedous >, -
which he is determined to sell on as
they he bought in this market Particular as
paid to Goods forwarded my care and also
sale of country produce. Mr. HOGSov'h The
April8-ts
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The Wings of Can pbell are requested to
meet at the Court House, Monday. for the pur
pose of considering the prepriety of calling a
Convention to nominate a candidate for Con.
gress. and appointing delegates to the same.
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nRNA WI ENTS FOR GARDENS
~ Call and see the Garden Vases, at
Apri7- 81 j. B. GADDESS g. BRO

~ EW CONCERN. Having bought the inter
" est of Mr.. VIM. I. North In the concern of Saun
hers, North & lrby intending continue the general
GROCERY FOR WARDINC1 and COMMISSION
business avail ourselves of this occasion to tender
services old friends and customers and to say
them, shall be happy to deal with them. and
the public generally and to sell on the most adj vanta
terms to the purchasers of goods VIC buy
nvery thing for cash and at cash prices.
jan | scfts SAUNDERSS ,RBY
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N OTICE-LARGE STOCK OF GOODS At
~ PUBLIC AUCTION-Thee entire stock of goods
belonging to r. L. d G. II, Kent having been conveyed
to me for the benefit of myself and j. o. Taylor d Son,
| shall Saturday The 10th of the present month,
(ApriD at Yellow Branch in the county of Campbell
proceed sell by way of Public Auction. the entire
stock of Goods. All of five dollars and under,
CASH credit, of six raonths will be given
bond with approved security.
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ID. I. G. PETERS
N BAH persons indebted to the firm above mem
toned requested to forward and settle either
with myself, or Thomas Strong Immediately, longer
indulgence cannot be given. D.T G. 2.
ApriI9-d1tc2t Rep Copy.l
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.