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,,,;ng the opium, and IT IN ,kes their con
;erv lucrative. Now, II ems to me
ua. hi. trade might and ought 10 be placed
~" ,be same category as piracy and the Aft
10 lave trade. The Congress of the Unl'e,l
ca" of America was the first government
lire The African slave trade piraey. Lei IL
J.cI,re the opium trade TO China and all parts
,r the Eas, India Archipelago in the same
.',eoory, and urge all other countries TO
,s. the same regulations. and see If Eng
snd dare defend these prizes from our Ia
"I vessels The navy at first would cap
''rs some rich prizes. All the reasons against
.Ls African slave trade arc equally applicable
" ,be opiun trade, and In more terrible force.
=, inns myriads for time and eternity soul and
to1v in lif. and estate. Ii has no such mix
.,,e Of good results as the slave trade. which
~. bought myriads under the blessings of
bs gospel. 1t yields revenue 10 the East
Tod!a Company; so lid The slave trade to the
I,rboeous princes nf Africa. 1t will cost far
asa 10 pat stop to it by an armed navy than
tho s,oppage of the African slave trade. The
Ling sway Of these wars on The coast and in
,orior OF Africa opens an increased market for
manufacnres; so The stoppage of the d,ain of
az 100000 for opium would enable the Chi
nos. to buy vast larger quantities of our manu-.
r,ctures. These Mars on the African coast
have been great barrier to the access oil mis-.
siopa,ies; so this opium trade is that hich
causes the name of foreigner to be SO hated in
China The great cry is. you poison our
people with opium-you have murdered my
raJs of our men," The slave trade increas
ed annually till the U S. Congress d, clarcd il
p;racy; so this trade is increasing annual and
there is no hope for China with its 360 000.-
900 Immortal souls, but i'll some foreign
help.
The Chinese resist the opium trade-and G
ven now, in all his press for money the Empe-
ror refuses to derive a revenue from licensing
the trade. No one can but adm ire the heath
en- Emperor's noble principle in contrast with
The East India Company. The revenue would
have been about S., 900 900 year. though it
was stated to him in the memorial recommend
ing him to license tilt would he oyer 81 000,-
OOO But more or less, he nobly refused to
derive any revenue from the traffic which
brings death to his subjects,-N Y Conr. q
EB1,
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IIlsS:INIA

Y IRGtN1A: AT Rules bel in the Clerks office
OF the County Court Of Appomaitox County. on
Monday The jrd day of October, 1853:
owen j. orumpeck,r md A ]. il wife. Robert Payne
aud Sarah ID his wife, Robert Harvey md Eliza his
wife, .'ohn T. NJ. cuir and Aviah his wife. John NJ
Pondexier md Elizabeth ". hi. wife, Giles NJ.
Thompson and Harriet his Wife, Jane T. ri Lee
tim Taylor Sum el NJ. Hclni and sklteon I lleln
Pliintins,
" II IAN ''lass mud his wife. Joel Russer aud
Name, his WIFI, David Rosser Preston O. Ro.ser the
unknown heirs al Elizabeth Natkin., dec the I'm
known heirs Of Jane. Helm, deed, aud William
W. ST. Chit Defendants
The object Of this suit is tn obtain decree for the
sale OF the slaves belonging To the of William
Helm dec d ard distribution of the proceeds among
those entitled thereto
Aud ii appearing by proper affidavit flcd.lhat the de
ienlants Preston O. Rosser William Glass aud ---..
his wife, the unknown heirs of Elizabeth Watkins
decd, the unknown heirs Of james II elm de d IRE
not residents of this Sate it il ordered TINT they do
appear mere within month after due publ here
OIL and do wtat Is necessar, To prot, their interest
nnd that copy of this order be- published once week
Tor teur ;essve weeks the Iynchburg Virgnun and
posted the front door of the Court. ouse Of this
County, the first dny of of the next c unty Cour
AGopy-feste,
II. L. BOCOCk CFk.
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Manufacture of wrought Iron.

The papers at Cleveland ,Sandusky and De-
,roit, are much occupied with a discussion Of
The results arrived al by the introduction of
Ren'ons new process of making wrought iron
direct from the ore by the use Of mineral coal
instead of charcoal 1t appears that guam
tty the Lake Superior Iron ore was sent by
the Cleveland Iron Company to Cincinnati,
where it Was manufactured into iron by the
new process, in furnace built by w. c. Da
Wis & Co under the superinrendance Of the
pnentce. Week before last the tiial was made,
and during the first six hours 1919 pounds of
blooms was smade out of 2l36 pounds of ore
portion of the iron was rolled into bars, and
was found y severe test, 10 be an article re
mskable for touglness Similar results v ere
attained with Ohio and Virginia limestone iIon
ores, According to the Cleveland Herald the
new process econolnizes fuel as by measure
ment it only takes one and halftons Of min
eraI coal H. make ton OF blooms BY this
method The Ohio ores will yield about forty
per cent. uf iron, and the Like Superior Ore
from fIiyto sixty per cent. and the cost of ma.
king lon Of iron Is consider ably reduced.
the 'a'ue Of the iovention may he seen from
The fact which is stated by the Herald, that
the patent right for New jersey has already
been sold for $50,000,tor Ohio al 500. 900 for
Wisconsin at $40 900 an for Western Penn
syyania at $50, 600 o.. Il ct of the intro
ducton Of this process viii be to increase very
argeIy the demand for miners coal. 1t will,
"uhIless,soon become prevalent In Poems y Iva
nhwh-ro We have sach inexhausti3le stores of
oolh coal and iron.
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RAVAGES OF THE YELLOW FE
YER AT BERMUDA.

New York, Sept. 80 The British steamer
Merlin, which arrived last evening from Ber-
muda " it'll dates 10 the 25lh instant, brings
terrible accounts Of the yellow fever. The
disease broke out at ST. Georges, about Au.
gust 20lh. and down to September 25th, out
OF an entire population of 2 400, including the
military and convicts, there had been about
300 deaths. Among tie victims was Gov.
Phiilpos, brother Of The Bishop OF Exeter; his
successor, Col. Robe, the American Consul,
j. W. Howden, Esq, and the following militia
~ officers; Capt Hare. Capt Woodside, Lieut..
Woodford, Ensign Thuckary, Asst. Surgeon
Lawson, and several non commissioned OH
Gers. Mrs Capt. Hare, Mrs. Major Oakley,
and Mrs. Whitmorc wives Of officers, had
died There had been ] 10 deaths in the seth
regimeni; in The artillery, IS i'll the engineers,
6 in The ordinance. store house and commlssa-
rat; rs in the convict establishment, and a
bout so in the town. Majnr Oakley, who be-
came Governor on the death of Col. Robe, was
i'll of the fever when the steamer sailed, and
Major Bylcs, the next in rar k, was invested
with The command Of the troops. The disease
had not visited The other islands and Wa even
abaung at ST Georges when the s'eamer
sailed Lit. Grearorex, and brother OF Lord
Douer, were lying i'll with the fever.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
LATER BY TIL. AMERICA.
No Fighting yet-Arrieoi ofMe america

! No Fighting yet-Arricol ofMe America al
Boston.
b"sToN. Der 1.-The steamer America
has arrived here from Halifax and her mails
have gone South
l. ioookng over the European papers, do
mol IND the accounts quite so warllke as no
ted III the telegraphc dispatches from Hall.
fax.
The Emperor oi Russia,it is certain, is not
pleased with the Sultan's modification Of the
note OF the TOUR powers, but he is still dispos
ed 10 hear further propositions
There had been actual fighting between
the Turkish troops and the outposts OF the
Russian soldiers
1t Is confidently believed that the Sultan will
agree To further modfca'ons in the proposals
10 the Gar. In the meantime he is prepar
ing for defence,as he has been doing all along.
The best informed merchants and politi.
clans in England and France do not apprehe nd
war.
The weather in England was favorable
The advance in -four for the week is not o
yer Is to Is. Cd. per Dbl and the market clos
ing without any extraordinary excitement
Cotton was dull at lGd to Id. decline.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. was rumored
on Saturday, that negotiations in regard to
The Eastern difficulties would be re opened
instead ofwar Immediately taking place.
A courier arrived at Paris on the 18th from
London, bringing the decision of Lords Aber-
deem, Russell, Clarendon and Pamerston.-
Another courier started Immediately for Con-
sranlinople, bearing despatch to Lord Strat
ford
De Redclf, it was rumored in we'll in
formed circles, enlons him to employ every
possible means to induce the Sultan accept,
without delay, the note of Vienna, without
modification.
The British Minister is authorized to allow
The squadron 10 enter the Bosphorus. and dis
embark troops, for the purpose Of causing the
Sultan's decision TO be respected.
There is no disagreement between France
and England relative to the Turkish question.
From INDIA AND CHINA.-The overland
mail from India had been telegraphed to Lon
don.
The dates from Hong Kong China, are to
the 23d OF July, and from Bombay tothe 18th.
A great famine was prevailing in Burmah,
and the country was overrun with locusts.
The cholera was ravaging upper India.
The Indigo crop was bad; cotton improv.
ing.
From China the report is that the revon.
lionary army had not changed lis position
The Tarars had made an attempt to capture
the city of Annoy, but failed. Trade was dull.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, in this city, The 22nd of September of in
fanatic, 81 tho lungs. PAlLUs POWELL son Of DIR. IT,
a. ind Sarah p. Edwurds-Aged year. month and
&c days
Died ON the 1T dav of October at his residence in
Apponattox county, after illness Of seven weeks oi
bilious and typhoid fever M JAMES l.. SrATHAM, il
the 81 tn year of his
The deceased was young man at social ana amiap"
disposition and was univel sally beloved by all who
anew him and has left a circe OF relatives and friends
tn mourn their untimely loss.
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Tributes of Respect.

AT a meeing of Glover H. Lodge. No.
3d. !. o. O. F., held in the Hall. at Appomal
'x Court House, on Saturday the 24lh day
OF September, 1893:
1t having been announced that since the
'' meeting George Bigbie. p. g., of this
Lodge has departed Tins life the following res
U',"ns were unanimously adopted:
.ResoSrei, That We have heard with feelings
~ 'ne deepest sen,ibiIity OF the dea'h OF Past
'F1nd George Bigbir, late beloved brother
Ia This Lodge.
frSolred. That in the death of Bro Bigbie
"S Lodge has lost -" of is most exempla-
members; the Tire Il principles OF the
%ucr' fr1e"dS III L5rc an Tut5, most con
I,N"' advocate, and good order in society at
n'se firm friend.
,,; r1esoS'cd, That token Of the deep hu
Ib""y which fills Our hearts in view of this
DCcaVy afictio', we will wear the usual badge
mourning for thirty days
ID i"S%red' That these resolutions lie publish
'"'"e Lynchburg papers.-Teste,
w JNO r. MOFFlTT, V. G.
@M, ID. CHRISTIAN, Sec'rv.
20 republican and Express please copy.
At September gath. 1852.
9on & meeting of Clover Hill Division, No
o% % o. oil l., the following preamble and res
M We're unanimously adopted:
80, " ~ 1t has pleased the Allwse Dispo.
oh VI human events to remove from our broth
loyoG Iu george Bisbie, late or,hy and be
D. member of tins Observation-Disclosures
"'"fed' That in The death of Bro Bigbie
,l'ance has lost an able and consistent
eGo;o'e; Clover Hill division nne Of its mos
and ~" "'nbers, and each of US " arm fliend
he Jsou That in token of our regret fol-
.uual ~ VI brother Bi, bic we will " ear the
R,,oy'use ni mourning for thirty days
hhed ; !" ! nat these proceedings be pub
lyncht" The Southern Era, and that the
''g Papers be requested to copy.
'ohN w. MCKINNEY, w. P.
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NOVELS! NOVELS : What is more agree. e.
,ble than when retiring from day 8 bI''nes'F OF
tired at home with nothing but our own 1houg"l s. ~
amu.e as. to have supply Of Novel; b, which we can
nass our J., urs pleasantly and agreeaoH isnd.
rho caIi IN R. POWELL, Market street VINO u
selling Novels at almost nothirg, and get ,ury 'o'
I We ia this is clanreth that seldom occurs
I have Novels Of many KINDS
To sn;ts the tastes Of all minds,
A,d all the new works Of the day
Just step in and Try,
And then you will buy
For your money, twill you richly 'ep''
oct SITS
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SPECIAL NOTICES
,~LOOk TO your interests

- Look TO your Intcresss.-ih" LEV"
D>-i-s IsBURG CHRONICLE, weekly paper publish
ed in Lewsburg Grernbrer county, has larger sub
scrpon than any paper in that portion OF the Sine' ana
Adreyt.sers generoy that lie procured in Western
Virginia as it all the advantages # central Pos"'9"
AZ well as the largest suLsriplion 1t hn. good sub
scription in the counties of Grecnhicr Monroe
hontas ALLEGHENY Bath Fayete, Nicholas, haIrgh ana
Mercer As the subscription prize has been reduced to
oplv one doar per a1nurn. it must be better medu"
Tor advertisers in future than at present
dim
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lust RECEIVED
80 Boxes Tnrpentine Sonp,
20 Barrels fnr il good rider,
oct 3 L. WILSON a. FRANK LIN.


IN PkEsS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
J. EQUITY and of mn Action Mt Common Law, by A.
II. Sands, Esq, Counsellor nj Inv.
his work embraces minute ncc0unt Of all tho steps
TO be nken IN suit of Equity and an action at Inv,
from their commencement 10 their termination also,
the nodn Of enforcing judgments decrecs together
with the manner Of appeals, wrts Of error &c., NC.
Forms of bills, md 2eorees IN Cbnncery; de-
enr atoms mud judgments Mt Common Inv, and plens
demuirer md replicetions appended md chap
ter will be devoted srecnlly the practice in the Un-
ted Suites Court.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED-TotesA American Form
Book ndnpted to the Code Of Virginia, with valuable
chapters upon Attachments and Deeds and Forms
der Bail Law of 1851 and 1882 by Alex II. Sands.
Esq Couusellor at Law vol IL mo-; price, 81 so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher d. Bookseller,
oct 4-ts Richmond, Va.
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ITALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Az

FOR SALE.-l will offer for sale, nj Auction, ON
Friday the lilh of October next the following property
tu.wit:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal Hill, Pnulett's
old stand.
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and 6 so lei allie
and adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots north side of Black winter creek
near u. Locwood's &c.
One vacant Lot above Gas Works. fronting Cam
about 2l6 f., and running b. ok li7 f.
lot Jefferson Street, IS fl. front nm running bnek
the usual Depth and being the Depot will make a
fine busiress stnrd
VIII also offer for sale, at the lime the Brick
Tenement on Water street. adjoining Mcdaniel. Hun
II Prcsons grocery ostabishment-a fine location for
heavy grocery business The house il large aud well
nnpt"d for TINT purpose being Immediately in the lei
horhood ~ the Depot.
Also the Brick House in which there are two tenemens
opposite the Union Hotel Main ST., will be offered
lor sale at the time.
Terms-Made known ON the day of sale.
GEO. q. CuRiE.
sept lo-dtds Expressv Rcp. copy.1
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE

"a shall offer for sale public auction, Wednes.
hay the 5th day Of October next If sold privately
beiur, that time "A very valuable LOT OF GROUND
ith street adjoining DIR, :. Payne sconaining
fourth OF Acre. The sale il made in order To effect
u division VIM. RADFoRD
September 2 ida f. D. CHRISTIAN
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AMERICAN COLE BULL

A IF. HOWARD Formerly Mast. Hoea,d Me Amer
"a r7n " Oic BRH The best American Niolinist,
the best HnrpCuitnrist nnd best Descriptive Operate
Comic Singer in the World will give
GRAND ONCERT,
the city of Lynchburg, of which due notice will be
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NJ AYU CABELL ~ CO., HAVING A

IkU "A 4 U SA 10 II LII "A NlV's III IlN'I II
VI Steam Saw Mill the Canal with abun
Iani supply df Timber prepared TO ill promptly
orders they mny receive. Having Boats OF their owr
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of them at any poir
~ the Can,l wthout delay.
Aldress-iye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
inn27 i Hc.}insla
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N o Il & +

CREE g. McCLANAtIAN will occupy the back'
y rooms of their store until the front IA htted up
Entrance down the alley between Messrs. j. NJ
Jollins' and their Store House. loct o.u&o.ol
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AUCTION SALES.
OF REAIEsTATE.

YALE OF REAL ESTATE.-Thc follow
~ ing real property belonging to the Farmers Bark,
will be sod ut public auction the premises the 26ih
day "f October, 1883 to-wit; The HOUSE & -
LOT near Republican, Spring, in the occupancy Lii.
of John :. Blar-Also the TOBdccO FACTORY
on 6th Alley ia the occupancy of Cabiness mud Ham.
ncr. Terms made known at the sale.
A. TOMPKlNs, Cash'r.
= a.
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FANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO
h We will mike order Boxes of nj. kinds, whicl
will be furnished nj very low prices We also hnve
hand Box Plank ready dressed for use, which will b.
gold small advance market price of undrcss
ed Plank making ii much cheaper for the manufacturer
dressed plank.-We also manulnetue Tobncc
Moulds of all kinda which will be warranted
any ever bcfor ofiei ed in til. market.
Shop next door To c. < Mckinney, Main 81 Lynch
burp, Va. EAMES q WASH e
Nav 25-ts
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~ EW SPAPER SUBSCRIBERS.-I
' would respectfully inform my newspaper subscri-
bers, TIM have employed Mr.. &. Morse TO furnish the
their respective papersnnd Periodical from the 10 s
No Ia & their sub .cripons have to rur.
OCT - x POWELL.
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NEW FALL GOODS Al

" CASH SrORE-The subscriber i. now rcceiv
ing 1T his new Cash Store his stock oil Fall & w inte'
Goods consisting of Ladies' Gentlemcns Chidrens
Goods, of every description, which hc invites the
particular attention Of purchasers, he is determn
| ell 10 sell Cheap and for Cash.
sept 29-ts WM s. HANNAH.
sYysE xpress md 'remneronce l,nzette copv
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An cHfBALD GLEss,


NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEsAhs AND rop.cco or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
VIE subsoribers have constantly on hand n laroe
l. stock of HAVANA a. PRINCIPE SEGARs OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident mr..
Interior to none in the market and which will be sold Mt
thu LOWEST CASH PRICES
oRpfns from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met md snile satisfaction guarantees purchasers
The following Brand. nre kept constantly on hand.
sEGARs.
In Flor dc Habnnn La Sultnpo
California, Lns Tres Coronas
9iootenoai. In Gnta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conaustn
- In fiel de O., I'll Leon dc Orc
La eresifn I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, plantation,
L frognmn, Figaro,
Lus Tres Estreas La Norma
Herman Cortez, Prin.ipes
Lafayette, &C. So
ToBAcco.
ofohoeo Nectnrine,
Gold Lenf, Catawbn
Golden Peach, Stannrd ScSc
September S-dScts
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Two THE PEOPLE Of LynchbOrg.-
i ADAMS cos. Expresses oHei Daily, Ce,faia
md Cheap facilities fur obianing goods of all descrp
lions from nil pnrts Of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swili and Jamestown and Roanohc avng
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
,noud Friday and Monday Of each week By this limo
prepared forward goods of all descriptions ut
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund md DavenpIr's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage
Our inand express per Great U. s. Mail Lie, CO y.
heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Trice DG@
The well-known character of house for resp...i-
lity and attention to the interests IF customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find 10 their
interest to order their Goods through adams q Go.
Eapress." ADAMS CO.,
per Nm. II. Mostly Agent
jy 26-ifds LynchburR, Va.
NJ B.-Goods dispatched to oil points where have
agents.
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tOt the White sulphur SPRING.
Passenger, for Buchanan, Dbrelrs Springs AMI tho
White sulphur will lenve Luxembourg daily (sunday'.
excepted ut "a o'clock, p by Rail Road to Bnord'-
Depot thence y the line OF Troy Conchcs. over
l,r.i rnte hood aud No Night Travelling, To White
Sulphur Springs.
rh'' 10 pnchnnhn.- .-...,...-,..--...$2 30
DibrelPs Springs. 3 25
White Sulphur . so
~ For 1icb cts apply the Rail Road OfFce
mug 2bdts g. NJ. BRUCE
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

LYNUHBURG. VA.
VIE undersigned hnviog purchased the int Of
VIM. beit"eh IL Son. In this long established
md we'll known Hotel will hereafter conduct tho senc
under the st,le of
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| LIQUORS., TEAS. Nc.-5nO Baskets Char
IL payne Wine, Hedsicks Hungarian Lyon. and
other brands. London orter. Miners Ale, Madeira
Sicily Madeira, Port and Sherry Wnc most OF our own
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dock Brandtes. Family Whskcy.
Also, cho Of Fine Teas, Northern Prices
For sule by
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & Co.
Odd Scts Richmond
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AIDES CLOAKs a. MANTILLAs,

IL d f. C. Peters has .lust received largo an :
splendid tment oi Ladies' Cloaks and Mnntilla
of both Cloth and Velvet. Call and 70, yourselves
ofoct .}-ts
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FAN a. Winter Millinery.
FIRST ARRIVAL.

FIRST ARRIVAL.
n f. w + A J. l. G. o o ID S
fNHE subscriber has just received from New York ND
J. ~ iladcIphin portion OF his FALL Goops, amongst
which may be found elegant French work. hnndso'nc
SILKS mud other Dress Goods Also, Gloves. Hosiery,
&c. &c. in grcut variety. Please call and examine tlc
assortment.
sepSts GEO. NJ. hUCkEh.
I AW ROOMS. &c, for Rent ! hive
discontinued the upper par, If my Store house n.
n dwelling and am fitting il up lor Offices Ier'
will be five or six superior Rooms, which, from their
central position, will make rst-rate Offices for lawyers.
Doctors. &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES.-T hnye nso in Of my
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS that wi mike
fine stands for The Grocery business and for Taylor,
Shoemaker. and Barbers Shops. &c, &c.
JNO. j. PURVIS,
sept I5.ihs Ag't.f for J. y. Kent &c.