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say that it was not; and the reason for your
not having answered it was because the
question was not put to you?
Witness. did not understand it.
Mr.. Bradley. If you but pay attention,
Mr.. Tagnio, you can understand as well as
any person 10 this Court.
Witness. Upon my honor, sir, did not
understand
The witnesses naturalization papers were
here produced and read. They showed
that he declared his intentions in May
1926, and obtained his last papers in 1851.
The Court was Of opinion that, through
an informality in relation to the dates, the
witness was not citizen. That, however,
had nothing to do with the case, save only
to test the credibility of the witness.
Mr.. May. l believe, with regard to his
citizenship, there can be no question as to
that your Honor.
Court. This witness comes voluntarily
upon the stand to give explanation as to
his testimony. l don't see that We have
any occasion to waste the time of the Court
on the matter any further. The jury have
his testimony already before them.
Witness here withdrew.
Several maps of the States of Mexico,
were here produced by the counsel on both
sides.
Mr.. May presented map on Mexican
authority, which he put in as testimony on
part of the prosecution, with view to show
the relative positions of the different locali-
ties referred to in the testimony The Court
he said understood the application of such a
species of evidence.
Court. I cannot permit it to come in as
testimony. It may be produced to give ex-
PLANTATION, in the same manner as a diagram,
which you would make yourself.
Noah A. Smith, called to the stand, e1-
amined by Mr.. May. l am a citizen of the
United States, from Massachusetts,. Invent
to Mexico in 1S42-and left on I'd Feb.
1848. knew George A. Gardiner in Mex
leo. He arrived there in 1872 l kne W
him there then. He left in 1874. He was
q dentist. saw him going out often with
his intruments under his arm. He told me
he was dentist. He was not physician.
l never knew him to practice medicine He
seemed to dress very well, and was making
a good living as a dentist | remarked to
him when he was leaving that 81 was sorry
he was going away" lie said, she thought
he could do better by going to the interior,
as there were too many dentists in Mexico.''
This conversation occurred on his leaving
Mexico know of no other business that
he followed while in Mexico. There were
several natives dentists-also Frenchmen-
Drs. Segan, Burns, and others, 1 met DR..
Gardiner almost daily passing the streets
and often talked with, and often wished him
''good morning" and passed. often met
him at my house. reside at Belknap since
my return to New Hampshire.
Cross examined by Mr.. Bradley was
engaged in Mexico in the stage business l
was employed as a driver in charge of the
stock of the company l was employed by.
was employed by another company, and
worked in livery stable in the city of
Mexico afterwards. Dr. Gardiner did not,
to my knowledge, keep horse in the
stables to which | was attached. | never
stated to the Mayor, when examined, that
''he might have kept horse there" l
never knew him to have kept horses any
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DIED.

On Monday, the 14th inst. MARION, only child Of
W. and the late NJ. A. X. Baden, aged Fix months b
one day.
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LAST WEEK OF THE FAIR.

T1HE FAIR will positively close on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT,
when the closing address will be delivered by
President Of the Institute, and the awards annouD
THE LADIES' PREMIUMS
will be exhibited at the Hall every day until the e.
RS- PEOPLE OF COLOR will be admitted on W
nesday morning from TO II O'Clock.
mar l2-3td
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By WIN. B. LEWIS, Anctioneer.

By WIN. B. LEWIS, Anctioneer.
Portfolio OF Lfthograph and othei
Engraving, and one Trunk OF oi'
Books.
T SHALL SELL, on Thursday evening. March j.
at O'Clock, from the Folio. choice COLLECTION
newly imported German ane other Prints. Also :.
Trunk of second hand Books. The whole as o
worthy Of notice, being something rare snd ne' /.
their line. They will lie arranged ON Thursday Az
Loon ii fair weather.
W b. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
Pa ave-, bet Il and 9th ST.
N.B.-The sale will be continued friday and .
urday evenings, same hour
mar 1G-3i
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A HEALTHY PLACE.-The total number of
deaths in Frederick Nd, for the month of
February was IL.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

II OsT, on Saturday week, between the steamb j
Hotel and the wharf, Black Leather Trun
marked A NJ, Richmond. Va" Any informstH
respecting the same will be received at this Office
mar 15-
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Once at the Depot Ofthe Virgins, and
Tennessee RaiirOad
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EMPRESS,
II 10 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
4 Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES.
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Boa.
noke Weldon & Wilmington, Castor & Raleigh, Peters.
burg & Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg, Souih-Side, and Va. Tenn Railroads
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from tie
different points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Slates-throus in charge of spe
cia Messengers. Mere ants awaiting themselves Of i.
line for the transportation of their Merchandise mayre
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods Fl ON Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the cae
of Parisen d. Kings Express at Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond may depend upon having all changes paid,
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all drayrge and Commissions
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office
No. SO, Broodrog \. J.
". B. PARISEN. Southern Offer,
Corner Bollingbrood and 2aaSs.
peterSJyg, Va.
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MERCHANTS.
NJsLsoN q rEfssKLIN-


" OFFER FOR SALE
10 uag.head 7. Il. ind X. Sugar,
30 Barrels Coffee sngar
81 g" Caride sugar,
1000 b. bel Lpaf %
10 hhds. \. o 4 Sugaf-house Molasses,
100 Bag 10 md Lago Coffee
- do Superior Gfo~n 1avt Coffee,
Cases Gunp'der, Imp',l md FIN Ten,
800 sides good sole Leather,
100 " upper
Bales Sboe Thread.
5000 b. Bale Cotton assorted numbers,
, Bal. Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Il Tons Bar Iron,
; do Rolled Tir. Iron,
do Round < Squire Iron, assorted,
do Blistered Steel.
1000 lbs Cnst and Shenr a
} Boxes Collins :, Ar hers PntentAxes,
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
20 Grind Stones.
81 Boxes falloW Candies,
30 Adamnutioe CrdIes,
20 Sperm, do
20 4 Turpentire Soap,
50 g" English duity Cheese,
80 Pine Apple do
80 Barrcls Ma kere,
30 Kits do No. ],
30 Barrel. Tanners OIL,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides "a number of other articles tedious II
MENTION sept 27rs
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~. OFFER FOR SALE
20 hhds. L. r. and n. o. Sugar.
20 Boxes aud bbis, refined do
10 hhds p. r. and Cuba Molasses
10 bbls N. q. do
80 bags Rio and Iaenra Office
40 :" Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea
$50 Sacks Fine and e. A. Salt
20 Ton Bar Iron,
l do Hoop do
do Blisered Steel
1000 lbs Shearand Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
ID Kegs Horse Shoes.
do Horse Shoe Nails
zoe Kegs Nails, to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
80 Grind-stones,
go Boxes HULK Sons Candles,
DO Boxes Adamantine do
30 DO Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
80 Black upper do
40 doz Cali Skins,
20 do Pink Lining Skins
bales Shoe Thread
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos.5 to T.
bales wrapping Twne,
5 do Candle wicl,
3 do Cotton Bats
Also Scythe and Moving Blndes and Snaths; Wran
ping, Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepper Spice Ginger
Nutmegs Cloves, Mace md Cinnamon; Bed Cords
Plough Linesi Tanner Oil; No Mackerel Hen,ng
~ ohau. ma Its
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Dry Goods, Clothing, &c 8,
NEW CLOTHING STATION

y offer now our irends,and the public generally
those III want Of any kind quality Of GOODS; from
the very finest Crystal fance STYLE the common ar
ficles Of every day
w invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line to give calI-feelng assured that eau
and will sell AZ cheap any house in this CITY and
good Us any. Being Judges of CLOl HING, and wish.
ing to sell on fur terms, the public may assured
that they will obtain the worth Of their money.
w e may enumerHte of al Giles. such fine
French BEAVER OVER COATS, all colors Oper 4
Cloas STYLES Business Coats of all and fash
ions, Dress and Ffock Cons Of all kinds Pants of al
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree the Miss
issippi pattern. Also, the beautiful Vests, made
in patterns rich the mines of nliforna and mon
enchanting Silk. Pushes Btockadcs, Velvets Cash
meres, &c, &e Bosom Stocks, Crayats beautiful t.
look ut Fancy STOCKS, FINE S IL | Il I s aud com
mon ones, Fancy Susrellers; Hosiery Gloves, Mts,
Buckgkin Gloves; most splendid Umbrellas, sill.
gle and double Under Shirts and Drawers, Weol.
en-, Silk aud Cotton aud all things necessary to clobc
| n man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor. Our louise is open 10 all TO come and Lon
themselves.
Those wishing their garme nts made to order, say
we keep tie finest Cloths. Cassimers and Vestngs.
all kinds To be found in this market, and warlan
everything 10 be nude and fitted according to order
| the goods returned and no pay demanded,
We have the best workman engaged in establish
ment that be secured North South therefore give
| US u trid
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INSURANCE.
I'IsE, LIFE AND ,..D,..

II IL n - vi ARIAU
many y IRE iHsafaa
his Co Epany makes Insurance ssa;a..,
'ge by Fire, on Dwelling Houses loss n d..
res AMI other buildings on furniture ooaeeo Faf
favorable te, u.s. nm country IN n. ,saa
also ioahes insurance on the lives or all
loying good health, and of sound eons,i Perso1s 81.
whole duration oflie. for lirni,ed Tor H..
shses employed in Ordinary osrp, a.,9a.
insured on reasonable terms ia'iohs, viii h.
nc Company will also take marina =:
my oil the Northern Southern Pom. rom and l.,
ates. o''si al tafnril
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL D.,
DON 7. c. PETERS, Vice P,..i aes'ae'a.
SAMPSON DluGUlD, Chief F a.1
James Cobbs, SamneI2 = a."g@'er.
lohn 4iggat Na,ba,. b pa1lahd.
tieorge w Yancev, .obn o,a, =, = thurman
William 7. Anderson. Villa, = ss5lor,
MARTIN HOLLINS yl!
CRErD T. WILLS Sec'y. 1,easnret
DR.. 7. II. Gmer
DIR. WIN. OtwayOven Medical E1ao,...
he Medical Examination f s,b;.
will be made at the office of the Compsny INSURANCE
hetween the hours Of and o'clock, p.y eaeh day
Feb8-dfs = a.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DxGPinAssos Fos TIL. Ill
Nd WINTER c. 'AIos. 1855 =fhe
-.

DR2PiRA ssos FOR TIL. : IL
L And WINTER Ga.6HAios. 1855. fhf
subscribers ar feesisisz tsir stock Of
Fall n Winter Goods.
which they respectfully Bviie the atteetio al the
public IL is believed be tlo largest and yau
able exhibited in this city, and comprises in great
variety, everything properly belonging to the READY
MADE CLOTHING and Gentlemen. Furnishing
Business, in part as follows:
French Black Dress ard ffoek Goats. sls to -
English :. +" -.-..- ID 10 20
Fancy Dress and Frook Goats of every desirable color
Cloth. Cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks. Half
Sacks Frocks. and Paetots- varying in rice from ~
To sl4.
OYER COATS Of every suitable style of goods In
market
CLoAKs-C aledonian Julien. mi Talmn Cloal-.
PANTS 4 YESfS-In Eur large am choice ns-ort.
ment may be found sl-s 10 suit ali ases III the Ion
mer. stock al Black Cashmere French Doe Skin.
Ribhsnd. Bararhea. French, English and American
Faae. Boot top. and s,lid eolors, surpassed in
any esia aishmentia Nireinin Wars Rich Plush
Velvet Grenadine. floreutiue and Baruhea Sill; Cash
me- ?, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool. TURNER'S Sat
m saleucia Cashmere. Popn, Satin Velvet Nc, Par
~ and Wedding Vests; White. Light Colors and Tin
SEIZED Sill. Mernoand Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Il well sup.
pied with everything pertaining hat branch of the
business, Gloves aud Hosiery Shirts Collars, Bnck
md Fancy CruYais. Stocks Suspenders, Pocket Hand
kercbeis. Money Belts Under Garments. senrs Night
Chps .nokin do. Fool Niuh, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks 4 |
Carpet Bags.
Country Merchants
Are invited examine stock. On prices will be
found LOW goods Of The qualify he
purchased in the Northern cities.
SERVANTS CL0fHING-Tohueco Mannfaetu
and others, having servants In coihe. should moi
fail 10 give call before purchasing. Or army oi
scrne-faocliges will ennbe furnish 5000 servant.
suits for the Fall Trnde
A. s. sHAfER & co. Nam ST.
SEPT % Is Lync3mP. Ia
~ Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon aud Wyihe
vile Telcernph Ilen.e COPY.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer i'm Fancy ~ Staple Dry Goods

TT = 60 F'fC oE00e1s'
Nj AIN Street Lyn,hburg Vrginia, Store in
VI Cure's new building formerly Known Kyle .
begs leave call the attenng Of his friends and
The public to his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept
the dry goods line, which will be offered on terms
which cannot tail to please all who may good
goods at low prices HIS friends and the public
nestly reques ed call and examine his Stock us it will
nf'ord him very much pleasure exhibit it.
ln-fs
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Il Tn 10 q PHE Il = Is, Of MEDICAL CON
POUND, for BEAUTfFlING, CURLING. Pre-
serving, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Relies
ing Diseases of the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains anil
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geograpli
cal lines, be reputation of BARRYs rheoPHERous ei
vades the Union. The sales of The article of nte y.a4
have increased in ratio TINT almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after careful examination Of hi
sales book, finds that number e bottles delivered
der in quantities OF from half gross upward, during the
year 1892, WINS within triile of $50 900.
1t IL unnecessary present Mt length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties the rrichopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as this
The cheapness of the article and the plantations given
Of its chemical action upon the hair the and in all
rases of superficial irritation, first recommended tn
the attention OF the people, This all hat the inven
tor desired Every bottle nd vertised self The effect
of the Hud exceeded expectation. 1t acted like Il
charm. The ladies would mol be without il. Count
dealers in every section oil the United States found hey
must have it; and thus built up wholesale trade
extent hitherto unheard of as regard, articles d
.is kind. The highest point has yet been reaches,
and It's believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion and half fbottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
ork Retail price. p cents n large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity Soil
by the prr=pal merchants and druggists Throughout III,
United States and Canada, Mckee, West indies Grea
Britain France. &c.
Sold by d. r. Lyman, J H. Seay and r. Stablei, &
Co Lynchburg.
may 26-dsc6m
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DAMS, OILS, Ac.-
L 1000 bs. White ana Brown Z nc Paint,
1000 lbs. Lewis pare White Lead,
800 gals. Lin-eea Oh. aud large supply o
Pant and Yarnish Brushes; Copn, japan and Coach
Vhrnl,hes Paris Green in oil, Spirits OF Tmpenline
Putty, Lytharge, Red Lend and oil colors used by
Painters-Ju,t To hand aud Tor sale by
sept l9.ts JNO. II. SEAY & CO.
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I'ALL, EsJ3-D. r q. n eters. DEALER
J. IN STAPLE Il FANCY DRY GOODS Reod5
Hade Clettng, Sc,-W ould most respectfully infor
his cd customers and buyers generally that he is
receiving and will few days, have his entire stool
of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
in store, ready for exhibition. He thinks it useless tn
attempt an enumeration of articles suffice say at
every article be bud his store found in smilal
establishment in the State.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks or fit up old ones will lind it greatly their al
vantage to give him cal before purchasing.
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UsIN PLATE. sheet-ErOn. Zine, nc. =
Il IS Boxes Tin plae, assorted,
$50 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron,
1000 lbs. American do
1000 lbs. Sheet ZINC.
10f0 lbs. Slab spelter,
100 lbs. Block Tin.
Just receiving and for sale by
sep Ats GEORGE BAGBf
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Country Merchants
NEW BOOKS AGAIN

n Ew BOOKS AGAIN
" Visit 10 Europe by Prof i. Silliman,
Roman rnitor; or, Days al Cicero. Cnlo, aud Cat.
nltne, by II. W Herbert,
Bleak House. b, Dickens,
Countess DE Chimney, by Dumas.
Laftte, or, Prate If the Gulf by Inerahnn,
Wide, Wide World, by Miss ltherell,
Dollars ana ceffs, by do
Also a supply Of
Smiths Poems
Rudments of Architecture.
Fern Leaves by Fun Fem.
Beatrice
Burnett 3. Dickens and Cooper Novels,
Grhen = Gode, :, and Harpcrs Magazine. or Oeto.
her; Fire sefee Prints Letter WIiter. Will Paper &
3 r1nr, = At MORSE'S
eet Commission !fopse.
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4 CAKD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectiully ask continuance of the patronage St
long bestowed upon MIN to the concern and in
tins connection he deems IL proper, ask all who
indebted To him To come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
Thereare many cnims oflong sanding, which, must
close up, aud it is expected thai all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice.
Jan s--dts s. DIUGUID.
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OTlCE.-The subscriber begs to inform the
/ citizens of Buchanan and the public generally ha
Ire has taken the large ard eommodou. luaber house
the Bnsiu Formerly occupied by VIM. 7. Hardy.
E,q.,) where he intends TO conduct Wholesale and
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Va DOUBLE BROWN STOUT Il
"A CREAM ALE.-We hive on hand and ready
for sale 100 Doz. double Brown stout, and 100 Dor
Cream Ale-a very erior article, put up expressly
for Hotels and amiy II need only trial 10
isfv the best of udees-whieh invite call and see
Ion themselves NJ. CORNEIL n son
P.S,-Orders from any distance thankfully received
and punetnnlly dispntched. le 9.tsl
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y he undersigned have This day nm.
chased N {. Taliaferros interest in rho p"a'
@, hehns fryor faliaerro the business as hereto.
FIRM of ECH0LS & PRYOR, who alone ar e s'yie ana
to use the name of the former concern, in wndio '
ney solelt continuance of the palronage af ~?
friends and the public generally. fo"'so Vi 'heh
aug St. r: J: ECHOLS, :
80. 80 . w. II. PRYOR,
OSF AkEklVED-30b IIs H., .115,,,,,z-z
good article, not inspscted-iust to- hind aI w. ~
s'ehnent ana will be sold unusually low '''' oi con
''P' '0' w A. MILLER, on the po,;,.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company. Hartford n.
CAPITAL, 5000 600 yum
Insurance Company of the Valley, in yirgi,;.
CAPITAL @ooo oo6 tsmle,
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, Hartford co,,
CAPITAL, 100000. yum"

Insurance. can be effected in these companies nm.
on as fair terms, as in any others OF eoua responsi
billy, by application to 'l0"''
- +, D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Iyncdbug
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MERCHANTS.
uncpr.y A. COMMISSION

NEW GROCERY d CUWHsssIVN
y HOUSE. have rented from "A. huckef
i. 80, 6,e-nroof brick Warehouse lately erected on
lie bnsln immediately above Lacy j. Terry, for the pun
pose Of doingn REORGANIZATION.
General Grocery a Commission,
REGEIVJNG IND FOR IPARDiAG BIS NESS
Persons buying goods 10 sell again would do "'n |"
AL an rae bef,r,, pnrcfasng n shall sell low
a commission only Leing all the profit charged, where
fe cash or good negotiable paper is given IN exchange
A good supply of GUANo, LINE Il PLASTER
bept on hand which will be sold aslow a at any house
IN fhe city.
All goods consigned to my will be forwarded
With all possible dispatch, and particular aen loo pull
II the order of them.
Consignnents of produce and Merchandise solicited
afges reasonable and pains spared TO render snts
iirfion Account sales rendered made.
NM. a. KILLER, on the Basin,
mug SIS Late Of the firm of Miller & Compton.
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~ MARTIN, OFFER thei,

L'-s services to the public as agents In
RECEIVING d FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds ofJ ounty Produce
TINT may be their One of as or our agcnl
Mr. Royal, will be Ut the Rail Road Depot every day
the arrival of Freight Cars for he purpose Of receiving
and taking Charge Of any produce sent To our care
The closest attention giyent the receipt aad des
cry Whea Corn or Oats.
Letters by mai,r otherwise will be promptly attend
ed 10. aug L. &ets
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ITO FAEsNkEsss.-Livi g-ton. Peekski Hill
Il side and Subsoil Ploughs Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters, Patent Cnurns, for sale Cheap by
GREGORY. ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
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rLOTIls, CassiImers ~ Vesiinss-

1 Ron, STEEL. NC.-
IS Tons American Rolled and Hammered bar Iron
" Band, Hoop and Rod Iron. nll sizes.
Cast, Shear, English & American blist
Steel,
Anvis. Vices, Axlcs; Carriage, Wagon and Buse,
Springs; Mill Cross.cut and Hand Saws; Files, Ra.r-
Picks, Mattocks, Spades and Shosels, Hurse Shoe
Horse shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Wool and Coltm
Cards, DC, &c, in store and for sale by
sept IT'S GEORGE BAGBY
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sl0G REWARD.

DXNAWAY on last Tuesday, the 18th instant,
IL my boy RICHARD white mulatto, about five
feet three or four inches high, toerably stout built
about twenty-five years old, with straight light lir
has very suky appearance, and answers quick and
short when spoken 10; said boy has short thick foot,
his hands short and thick, chubby fingers. lie has the
scar of blister on his forehead just above the eye
Lrows, he mavtry to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead, he will be sure TO rass
himself for wEite man. for he is very white and has
been taking great care of his skin t%l, some time;
When he left he had cloth cap and black coat and
dark coloredpar Of pants he will b.: sure to change
his cap and clothes as he can, he also wears
his hair in front straight down hide the Scar of The
blister lie is shoemaker 10y trade, though he may
not 90 at the business expecting that he Will be SO
advertised.
rEg"The above Reward Of 100 Dollars will be paid
for his delivery in any Jail i'll the State. lie will be
sure to give himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyvillc Sumter District, $. c.
Na" ~. ~ 80 u.