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INDICATIONS AT THE SOUTH.

A correspondent Of the Kentucky (Coving
toni Flag censures its editor for somewhat
favorable notice of Uncle Toms Cabin. The
editor defends himself and alleges that heI
work is intended as persuasive appeal to the
stakeholder himself, and it is couched in the elo
quent, earnest, penetrating, yet respectful Ian
guage of an American lady"-that it is nei-
Their just nor manly for an American gentle
man "to heap harsh and contemptuous cpl.
thets upon one of their country-women who
ventures to reason with them upon subject
of national interest that Mrs. Stowe has not
acted England as an example of national per-
fection,n and that she should not be made re.
sponsible for England's crimes. He adds;
"But if our correspondent will turn again 10
Mrs. Stoves book, he will discover that Eng
land has not escaped her lash she speaks cut.
tinply of the partition Of Poland and the op.
nression of Ireland To be definite, il Amer
icusn will turn to page seventeen and volume
two of Uncle Toms Cabin, also pages 90, 81,
%. "a. 25, he will observe that by comparison
drawn between English and American slavery,
the former is pronounced the harsher and the
more unjust"
The Sunny South, published ct jacksonville
Ala, asserts that it is the only business Of the
National Era to "traduce the fair fame of the
Southern portion of this great and mighty Re
public" and says its tales Of detraction shave
found ready listeners among the mongrel pop
ulation of the North" We fear the Sanns
South has not learned to Conquer its preju
dicesn
A correspondent Of the Daily Delta, at New
Orleans, who signs himself Precaution," adj
vises the School Board to examine the teachers
from principals to primaries, on the subject Of
slavery; and proposes as a test, the question,
What do you think Of Uncle Toms Cabin!
A correspondent of the Crescent pertinently
proposes, that
"If the teachers are to be examined as to
their soundness on the slavery question, why
not also ascertain what their views are with
regard TO the Maine Liquor Law, Woman's
Rights, Bloomerism, and all the other isms 30
prevalent at the North II those questions
cannot be satisfactorily settled by ordinary
means, would 1t not be a good preeaution 10 es-
tablish system Of espionage! Surely, moth
ing should be neglected to insure our youth
from the danger to be apprehended from i'm
proper influence"
He thinks that Mrs. Stoves book may do
mischief in the North in the South it is harm
les. 1t would not Of course, do TO place it in
The hands Of the slave population, too many Of
whom are improperly and unwisely taught to
read and write; but there is no reason why il
should not be read by their masters'
The Charleston Southern Standard notices .
memorial 10 the city council against the bill
pending before them TO prevent slaves and
rec Persons Of color from riding about or
'hFoash the city or any part thereof, in any
carnage or Other vshisls. Or on horseback, sx-
'sps sueh = ~ = Attendance on The persons
o families Of thelz e~nssu. smploysrs or guard
aisns and except slso, such y have . written
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ON SUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTIMONY OF
WOMAN SllUtlLD BE CONCLUSIVE.
NEW YnnK Ann,,n0

NEw York, August 2, 1852
Mrs. Clute Of No. 272 Second street. believing har
child about three years DID, to be troubled With
worms purchased bottle of DIR. McLANE
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and gave 1t two ten
spoonsfu which had the effect of causing the child
discharge large number of worms The child is
now enjoying good health. We wonld advise all pa.
rents who may suspect their children to DO troubled
with worms to lose no time, but Immediately pur-
chase and administer DR. McLano's celebrated Yer
mifuge. 1t win cure.
The money will be refunded in all cases where il
does not give satisfaction.
p s. The above valuable remedy, aso DIR. M,
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores In the United
States.
90 Purchasers will please be careful to ask f+
and take none but DR. McLANES VERMIRUGH.
All Others, in comparison, are worthless
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ONE THOUSAND ROCK AG EMS WANTED,
10 sell Pictorial and Useful Works for 1883.
1000 DOLLARS A YEAR.

WANTED, In every county Of the United Stats
w active and enterprising men, TO engage la the
sale OF some of the best books published in the conn
try To men of good address, possessing n small cap
itai OF from $25 10 SIO0 such inducements will he
offered as TO enable them to make from SO TO IS q
day profit
u The books published by all useful in
their charqcter, extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they offered.
For further particulars, address postage paid
ROBERT SEARS Publisher
July 1T lSl William street New York
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BENSETsBURG, ToMPKINs Co., N. Y,


June p, 1883.
To the Editor of the National Era.
Enclosed please find fifteen dollars, and the
names of ten new subscribers for the National
Era. l have taken your paper for two years,
the only copy sent to this post Office
The fact Of my being able to obtain the
names of ten voting men as subscribers to an
Ant-Slayery newspaper, and these within a
circle OF less than mile from this little neigh
borhood post Office, is circumstance of great
significance to mind familiar with the politi.
cal atmosphere of this town and neighborbood
for the last few years; and, if do not grossly
msinterpret the signs Of the times, the Nation
al Era and KINDRED papers will find readers
and subscribers in this county, ere the close Of
the year 1856. The people about here say
they are disguised with party papers and party
politics; they want truth So send on the
Era, and we shall hope ere long to cleanse the
moral aud political atmosphere of the masms
which, in the form of the albany Argus, has
been for years the scourge of this people
A ~ u
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The following named gentlemen are authorize !
agents for the cities Of Philadelphia New York. and
Boston
Lewis j. Bates, AZ BeekmRn street. New York.
William Alcorn, No. s26 Lombard street, Phua
q. w. Light, No Cornhin. Boston
J. A. Inns, Salem, Massachusetts,
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE

THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE.
IT'S Distinctive Features shown by it, Statutes ia
L dcial Decisions, and Illustrative Facts BY vii
liam doodel, author Of the Democracy Of Christian
contains ASo pages l2mo, neatly bound In cloth Price
20 cents per COPY, postage Is cents. For sale BY
June 80. L. CLEPHANE, Once Nat IRA.
1T, The following 70 an extract Of letter from Hon.
William jay 70 the author:
Your analysis Of ths slave laws Is very able, and
your exhibition OF their practical application by the
southem courts svinces great and careful research
Your book ~ ~ impregnable against the charge of
sxaggsrstion ~ Euelids Gsomstry since, like that.
10 consists Of propositions and demonstrations, The
book Is not only true, bat IL is HAqassfioaa5ly true"
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NOTICE,

DANIEL r. GooDLoE, Attorney and Counsellor
~ at Law, offers his services TO the Public M M
Agent for Pension, Bounty Land, and other Claira
upon the Federal Government July
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to maintain that which lost the lives of this
noble army of martyrs by whom it was estab-
lished. The "tcar Of opinion" predicted by the
late Mr. Canning, is yet to be fought
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11'- The steamship GOLDEN AGE, having been
unavodnbly detained in consequence Of the failur
at the foundry to finish the machinery In the time
agreed upon, will be positively despatched on the
18th day of,August See advertisement.
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10 Post 4 Co., Periodical Agents, Third street
Main Cincinnati authorized 20 receive sub
scriptions for the Era. Single copies Of the paper
may also be had of them at all times
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The RAMpow.-This Is the titfs q email
monthly issued at Philadelphia by L. L. Chap
man. He processes to have discovered certain
natural laws by which he can forctell the daily
atmospheric changes for months to come
Some of his predictions have been astonish
ingly verified We give his predictions for thu
ensuing three months. The curious in such
matters should watch them carefully:
aCool near July 4tb, 22d August 9Th, cath
September 5th, 20th.
aWindy near June 22d, 2sth, 30th; July 3d.
4th, 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, Goth, 22d, 26th
August LIST, 5th, 10th, 18th, PATH September
5th, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10th.
1.-THE dates given here as windy, ere periods
near Judge strong winds or storms are more
liable at sea, SO. faIso Judge that the weather
will be cloudy, or wet, near most OF these dates
perhaps, in some cases gust OF short con-
tinuance.
Atmospheric conditions more unfavorsble
10 general health, near July 4th, 9Th, 9th, 10th,
18th, 23d, 2sth; August LIST, 9th, 10th, 18th,
18th, Esd; September ist 9th, 9Th, 10Th, 2oth.
| fear much sickness, dysentery, sore throat, &c.
"Cholera. do not perceive indications Of
long continued deficiency Of atmospheric cleo
tricity, like that upon which ] based the re-
mariably fulfilled predictions Of its serious
prevalence in many places during August, 1882.
Yet from the great and frequent electrical
fuctustions during the summer, ! judge that
there will be sudden cases in many places, near
some Of the dates named in tho last paragraph.
Conditions moro predisposing near June 26th +;
July eth, asd; August 4th, 9th, 18Th, 9Th ;
September ID TO 9TH, 18th.
Physical conditions prodisposing 70 earth
quaksc will exist near June 27sh 70 30th; Jaly
ID, 9Th, sth, 10Th, 18th, 18th, 10th, 2sd, 25th ;
August LIST 5sh, 7th, 10th, 18th 10Th 2sd 70 26th,
3Oth; September LIST, 5th to 9Th, 18TH 18th, 18th,
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In Adams county Mississippi, on the 4th inst,
q runaway slave was shot dead by Mr.. Pearoe, who
had traced him to a cave, which appeared to be den
for n band of similar character. An inquest was
held and verdict of justinabls. homicide was rem
dered
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READ THIS
From the Hon John McI.eao. Associate Judge fthe
Supreme Court.
CINclNNAri, 29ta Oct. 1872
Dcm Sir: thank you for the engraved Likeness. OF
Gencrnl jackson; it an excellent In the hitter
part OF his ehis grey hairs his tail and venerable frame
the sincerity and Kindness Of his expression and man.
ncr cnPtvated all who became acquainted with him.
There We're few it any. persons educated at home or
abroad, however much they may have associated with
foreign courts VII" equal the grace and effect of Gen
JacAsou's manner in social crce. Whether we con.
slider him in the field, in the drawmgroom or al the
head OF the administration, he "A remarkable man.
With great respect
JOHN MCLEAN
George W Childs, Esq.
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no TME PInLIN.

J. u OF the charter OF - he LyHehbnrg and AahR
don Telegraph company" reads as ioiiowsi
THAT II any person, or persons. shn wily or NOV
urly break inlure. destroy interrupt the Telegraph
inca ur communication, at Any pau thcrcoi,-to h
erected b., the said company IL pursuance Of this act
he shc or thu slall ray 20 the -aid corporation,
hundred IaIIars flr said od.nre and shall be- further
liable Tor all slamagcs viii the said company mns
suffer Co. repairing he injury and from fhe interruption
IF their business be recovered ~ action Of tfess
pas.aad If any person, mourning III" PoaaIiiy aiofe
-aid shah through Insolvency my other cuuse, be I'M
able shslI fail Ia Iay the penafy damage MIR
ad and sbail SECOND time commit ticsspass upon the
said lines arahy patt thereof aioreand he she or
lbcy sbu be lable upon conviction thereof 10 M i'm
r4oucnt IL the county ailof not les than one MONTH
nor more than SIX months
The penalties Of the section above rectcd, will be
ligidly enforced. +. Il. DEANE. JK.
President L. y A. Telegraph Co.
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George W Childs, Esq.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
In order enable ALI to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits The subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements for the formation of Club sub.
scrptions.
To-wi :-Fo club of five, $40 90
-" ten, 81 90
fifteen, d 90
~ On the receipt of the subscriptions the Portraits
will be free of postage, Cat the sole risk Of the sab
soriber address, to each of the said club as
desired. Address ROBERT KING.
Agent for Welch's Portraits e
Washington and Jackson for State Of Va.
Eagle Squire, Richmond Va
dec IL d&cts
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MECHANICAL.
IREAT ATTRACTION


II ed for the Fall trade innese qaahiies oi 1e.k.
i.g psrlor and ofice STOVES, for wood -
aud coal Fancy and plain Coal tfates' win 80
m without summer pieces beaninia nd eh"aP
{, lin Ranr.. i.r s.ood and coal. patterns.
. bib have been selected with great care, frun tie
x,lrr markets. and warranted give perfect safis
aefi,n Chseuas patent hot air ventilating aud port
- rs,,.iss e Patent Metallic Mirror Naptiea 81
magnificent design and finish and which are fast SUPER
cediug the use Of Marble.
Tie Is also prepared TO furnish sprat's patent Light
mag Rod. Cast iron Railing. Hydraulic hnus iit aha
- Penn. n The hest kinds IN Ise lose. Lead Pipe
Sheet lead st Ne Fixtures Sc T.. making altogether
The largest and most complete assortment ever ufefei
i this market and which shall be- sold for lees ihan nj
nay other es-abi.hment Ia the city. I. y, Hiss
+ Sin and Iron Roofing, and Eaye tiers. uade
spd puf on to order. in a superior manner
W. ~, is.dts CsB
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IL resnectfuy solicits from his friends and the r,
lie the patronage heretofore extended 10 the firm 81
payne & Bell HIS Stock is large and We g,,.,.9
and every article will be sold the most reaso,,l
terms - 2e-t.
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M +, the undersigned, are again opening and eNb0'
w itinga very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
of every variety of size and patent, commonly use
together witha well selected of Parlor ham
ber Office and Factory stoves. Salamandar Furnaces
Crates Fronts Tenders, Scuttles Cinder Shovels Blow
crs &c &c, to which very respectfully call the
tcnton of customers and friends. Resting assured
HAT though we cannot promise to sell lower price
than any one else, prices viii iauge as low 0s
others. and that vii accommodate customers vino
III ftyor us with examination, their satisfaction
wei As their expectation.
oct 28-dts AGREE & MURRILL.
2. S--We would like 10 employ or good journey
men Timers. A. X NJ
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- ADJOlNlNGThE POST OFFICE, LYHonBunG.
49, D. GADDESS g. BRO, Proprietors, (fo1
mety Of Baltimore keep on hand and make 10 order
northern prices Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
Ties pa'a and ORNAMENTAL Monuments, Tombs Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases Counter Table Bpren,
and Wash-stand tops, made to any size nt the br,.,
notice. Also, door and window sills
Any order, from town country, entrusted =, -, ;l
he faithfully executed with and dispn,cb a,
Aug l3-tlts }. b. GADDESSf& BRO
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q COME An EAsT.,~0HARLES a,

~ Office 10 ALE HE ALSO. BY o 9Ti.
l dent, tas fallen into the CONFECTIONAhl ~
niNf.sS in conjunction withh- Jewery estabilsflien
IN whlchhe keeps Candies < Fruits such as Ora
Lemons Raisns Almonds tilberts, Toys OF all Ni,"I
and IN fact, all kinds of Confec tonaries, kept III
an establishment, He receiving his Spring G
to which he respectfully soil its the patronage Oh
public lie also has in Unemployment. one oitlS ,,p
experienced Bakers and Ca dy makers in LyRclIou'S
pyramids, of all kinds mo Re ntthe shortest notice
All orders from the co Try received and Pt9nWnP'<
executed. CHAS. A. EFARp''
March s-dts doorsab I'VE Exchange corner
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THR SLING MACHINES and

UNH R Il = "a d MACHINES and
l. WHEAT FANS The attention Of the public IL
respectfully invited to stock of fhreshinR Machines
and Wheat Fans. which IRE substantially built and OF
the approved patterns. Persons in need of sucl
implements would do well TO give our stock exam
nation feel sat fed that they will be pleased boil
in price and workmanship.
All Implements warranted to perform well.
~ l5--ts DIUGUID & BROTHER.
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AGREE & AIURRILL.
A MOU,E a2O.O0O NYOasTn y IaeLe.

"a and tae i reiry Boo5s, Stationery, Fancy Good'
SC for safe nj g,o7lg relaeed P,ices.-John Wright
having determined to engage Immediately in tie bust
OF manufacturing otaceo offers his large and sl,n
did STOCK of Watches, Jewdry, Books and Sta
ione1y at the yey l0ls prices, and many OF them ut
cost
tie ha. on hand about two hundred watches Of all
hines, and fine OF gold chains Breast pins,
Bracelets, Ecar rings Fingerrngs otall kinds very
fine Diamond rings and breast pins silver spoons, 81,
yer cup Gold pens and pencil cases. and e7e"s OF all
kind.
books Letter and Cap paper, and large stock OF excel
lent blank books
His stoch is entirely and embraces the most de-
sirable goods be found He feels confident that al
who may call him will find the paices cy low con-
sidering the quality Of tine goods.
He wishes collect all his outstanding accounts as
possible, JNO p WRIGhI,jr
dec 2lfs
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HATS AND CAPS

= HAFs AND tNFN- Sggy
ran FASHIONS FOR 1852.
I'VE subscriber has received his New York,
l. Baltimore aud Philadelphia 81 les Of Gcutlemen-
No. | Moleshin Silk. black aud while Beaver und
Brush HATS. which. for durability aud beauty, cannot
be surpassed in this any other market His stock is
large and complete embracing nil of the latest and
most apYroged styles Of IN HATS AMI cars. IL
doptedf Tor the Faiittaae - ltloiesaie anil Ret
10 whiohhe most cordially invites - old friends aid
customer, nnA the public generally, 10 give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. His stock will be found
as cheap amy other establishment in the city. All
kinds of Hats nude order with neotness and dispatch
~ Customers H7ts dycssci orer free II charge
Call at the sign Of the BLUE HAT
oct 2-ts WI. SITTER.
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DHGNIx FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

T1UHNEN FVNNNhf' Fa1H'H'"'N
4 VA.-iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mil Cocrag Tobacco Presses, r. aid machinery gen
srav furnished reasonable notice and at if prices
The present reputation enjoyed by hs establishment
Tor the superiority Of IL work, viii be fully sustained II
abe executor e ali FUTURE orders.
A. q. DABNEf
n B-I viii be prepared Tor Gas.itting in doc trne
nov 25-d&efs A.b
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LSORECE.--5O cases suDerior Stick II
Sept24-ts hohi.
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A1Ew FALL "a WINTER GOODS.

y JOHN T. DAVIS Is now opening his full .,,cr
If r1LL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing ,g,
largest and most attractive assortment offered b
him among which are,
treat variety OF French printed De LANES Cashmere.
i" English and American do
" Plain French Merno
De LANES
" flaia and figured dress Silks
black
" rich Brocade
" Mourning good:
" Sleeves, Collars and Chimezefteq
" Plain and embroidered Handkerchief
A splendid assortment of Ladies' Hei0ei aad Cl,h
Clogks with full stock of all kinds of Good, u,I
ronnd in a Dry Goods store. He solicits call. aaI
pledges hmselfnot to be undersold by any house in v,
oct2-.dts
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WIN POWER 10. INCREASE THE SAME TO 100000!
rENIllS COMPANY, having been duly organized, is
\ now ready toreceivc applications aud issue Poll.
eies. and oilers the citizens OF Virginia the udncenen
# home Company for the saieiusurance of all kinds
Of property. merchandise, &c, fair and equitable
mites The Directors the public thut this COM
pany will be conducted with view permaneucy, and
ON the srictest principles of equity u.tce and close
regard to economy and the safety Of the Insured
PPrspfNr-JOSEPH s CARSON.
SFcRETARy-C. s. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O. r. BRESEE.
IosEPH s. GARsoN, y WM l.. CARR
JAMES Z. RELY, } JAMES II. BURGESS
LLOYD LOGAN, \. W. RICHARDsuE,
JoHN KERR.
~ Office PccadiIla street near the Valley Bank
Winchester. Il. d. CHRISTIAN, AGrNT.
Sept 2--diY Ivuchburg.
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MIsCELLANEeUe.


4 IA iadispeasatic 1rtieie 10 Ell Bark smli.s h
shich saving Of Coal sHd heating IRON r#.ss -
luiro Of Aif Dabney of the rhaais Foundry D. ) II
Bailey NhseIzprrft, and tie Smiih Shop iilf
Piedmont Nnrks-all IT which have them iH 1se. =
sr Dds 4 Netetan 4 gent for the paten'cc inf fifetaia
Piedmont Nasfks LynrhHafs. June ~. +
yAuEAT.--1uru undersigned IS nov operative
w hts NILS. and u in market tnr NHeH. lie
also keeps hand. pf sale Com. Corn meal AMI 'iai
Alec. Lump and Ground fasfsfs
An 1g..f,. is LANGHORSE
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HNuE SUBSCRIBER BBGS LEAVE MOST RE
spectfully IL call tho attention Of The citizens IT
lynehbug aud the adjoining country to his large an
~ splendid assortment OF BO0fS.SHOEN. <<zwJ
III CATERS. &c. Of his OWN MAKE
~ and which arr WARRANTED oF fHE HEsr QUAIL
TY AID OF SUPERIOR wuRKNissnfr.
Persons wishing 10 have q good and d1gnblc Boot or
Shoe for the present senson will do well call
a. am determined pease both regards qaoliiy
and price.
Don't forget 10 call the store three doors above the
franklin Hotel, AMI Immediately eppo-ite the Ci1ens
Saving. paak I. /. GRlMALDI
dec ll-ts
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LNEkEE EXHIBITION subscriber hay.
Il ing obtained considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Dogucmcotypesof
the following distinguished characters, respectfully
invites the public call and examine them, ia
ion with large number of bis own productions atthe
Whtchurst Gallery.
Presden Fillmore, Gen Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Ora.
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, Vim X. King Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass 7. Z GIBBS,
July l9-df Proprrt.'
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ZEE ~ JOHNSON ARE NOW RECEIY

I EE Az BUPANSVN Ahb NOW hECEF
L 4 ing, and Offer Ter sale, at very low prices
80 bags prime Rio Coffee
80 do do Laguira do
30 Mats ,up'r Old Government Java Coffee
5 pockets Mucno do
20 bags sup'r Coasto Rio d.
with general assortment of Groceries, Liquors, e..
nov lots
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0500D Ssoas'r 0E .Uss

BASS SEED.-.Cloger, Tloo15- &, IL
- GraSs-Seed of the New Crop lust re.e,d ii' '5
Ter sac at SAUNDERS NORTH g. lRBy,S '''
dec3-its ~ iNbl d
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.1.sss VIRGINIA a.sNE or gslch,nom.!

a''as~A@ MD NLW lONA IALhET0. Hs AeW .Iom1
LINE Is composed otthe following Vessels all owned IN
the cry Of Richmond, aui sotls Tram Neo York egay
JouJ daga, VIZ:
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4 CARD.-TnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
I n pectfully as, continuance Of the patronage
long bestowed upon him, To- the concern mud in
this connection he deems it proper, to ask all who
Indebted to him come forward aud settle their
counts without delny.
There many claims Of long standing, which, musl
close up, aud II is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted 81 III pay atfeuionto this notice
Jan Sits y. DITGUlD.