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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-04
DAWEg g. GUGTN,

dealers III
LAMPS, LANTERNS & CHANDELIERS,
n. L. Corner Fourth and Cherry Streets,
pEIIEAp1LPE1TA.
HFAVING enlarged aud improved their Store.
He and having the largest assortment of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, thev are now prepared TO
furnish PINE OIL CANPHENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, Phosphcrc Gas aud Lard
Oil, Lamps, Lanterns Of all patterns, Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles and
Candcleabras and britannia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers lowest prices. Glass Lamps by
the package, at small advance over Auction
prices Being large MANUFACTURERS o.
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol
and Cthe only true) Phosgeno Gas, thev can fur
nish these articles at such prices that Merchant:
will find it to their advantage TO buy Call before
going elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also
tha Safety II id Lamp for sale.
phiIa. Sent, "a, lS53.-lY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15
$50. ZOO worth of Dry Goods at Cost! /!

FINHE subscriber intending to make change IN his
Il business. i'll offer his entire stock ut goods at
co II, from this date unit sometime about tile LIST oil
August which time the nander will be sod at aue-
ton
This stock ia large and attractive, mostly ot recent
purchases i embraces nil the newest style = pods,
such rich hured plain plaid colore Silks, oh hgursd
plaid, waered and plum lilac Silk. Foulard and India
Silks, Figured and plain Chnles Tissues Beraees aud
Mou-ns all shades French Jaconets,and Lawns, eng
hams O, CANDY Muslins Canton Grippe, BomhaElne al.
pac.n, Debaize Robes, cmhr ,dered and PLAIN swiss
MUSLIN pnid aud striped Muslin, Camhrio, Dimits
&c. French Work Collars Sleeves Chimsets, tinn'bts
Bands &c Bonnets, Bonnet Linngs and Ribbons +.
Summer Nantes all $ AIDES; Hosiery aud Goves French
Corsetts Marseiles Dimiiy and Grass Skirts aiaree
stock of onseuinishing eoods,amo ne whrh are Muslin
md Lace Curtains, Damask Moleens, and Turkey red
Mursaes and Dmity Quilts, Linen and Cotton Sheet
ing and Pillow Case goods, Table Damask, Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers. Nc; Piano
and Table Covers; large stock of Carpcling h1m ten
to the fines. Yevet Tapestry Rugs Crumb Cloths
Parlor aud Door Mats Oil Floor Cloths Nc. Furniture
binds Ticking. bcachc1 and brown Cotton, Cotton
Oznabutgs and Buraps Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
pet Sacks School Saiches, and Fa>es. His stock at
Genemen's Goods embraces a general assortment OF
Cloths Cassmeies yestings Linen Dlilings, Gloves,
Cravats Collars Half Hose. Re. Together with va
riety ct al goods usually found in dry goods store. =
He asks call from all in want of CHEAP GOODS,
md particularly invites hi friends aud Gust omers to
call and supply hcmselv with goods nj cost.
inn 2.ts JOHN T, DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

IMPORTANT BY THE PAcIFIc.-The well IN
formed London correspondent of the n. York
ranmercial Advertiser in'his letter of late date
y, tbe Pacific, says that the recent great rise in
Syonsols. closing at 9la a9ls, is owing to enor-
nous speculations having been recently " carried
NV in anticipation of further decline. The pub
p un nan6dence. however, is being gradually re-
"T and it is expected by many that more
prosperous times are not far ofwhist others en-
The weather was very favorable for the crops,
tbe late dryness having been succeeded by very
copous rains
:, aynressed that Austria and Prussia at length
hive been forced to come into protested accord
at least with the Western Powers. There, is
however, strong belief upon the part OF many
That in every step taken by these nations they
are merely acting as the ready tools OF the Car
and that their sole object is to bring about peace
a condition of affairs which will leave him with
as much power as possible in order to RECON-
mence agrees ions when he may find renewed
opportunity to do so.
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sEABURY's SHOE & HAT STORE.
. 1854 Spring Supply. y

I receivi galage supply & great variety OF snspf
L Summer Gnnds am confident ia has never
been opened in Lynehburg such a',"riment OF IA.
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS,
LINDS and WALKING SHOES; ENfLEMENS.
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES, SLlPPERS& PuMPS'
MISSES GATE 9RS BOOTS AMI SIlPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ami SHOES and CIlLDRENS SHOES by
the small CART-LOAD!!
Also a splendid ,sortmcut of MEMS ,noYs and oHiL
DRENs SUMNER HATS and CAPS Also travelling
Trunks, Carpet ags Walls - Umbrellas NC. Ne.
Nv two oldest sons nre with mo rs Statesmen. an ! II
is my purpose have every accommodation extended to
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks are rendered,
with assurance that all su be done that ought to be-,
to its continuance i. SBAbuhh.
N B.-My friends will find some one in my store at
almost every hour day night except on the Saoba'h
on nt dnY Il ere is ndmitiance, Of cOurse. 7. y
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Watches and JeWelry.

AZ THE eubscrih,r begs leave to announce to his
g. friends and the public gene ally that lac has just
- 4reocived from the North large and well select
n as of Gold aud Silver Watches. He /. dis.
,oaea % sell "a smull advance Northern prices
The Jewely is of good quality md most modern aud
ppro yed styles Also Spconclea of assorted ngcs and
ariety of Fine Fnns, Exfncts Periumcry, and Fancy
foods
Call und examine Tor yourselves ms charge nothing
or show ing my goods, md but lule when sell
hem. Terms CASH Shop nearly opposite the Nor
ell Hou se, Lynehburg, Va. Is. w HIGH
NJ b. Watches aud Clocks repaired In the beat
er, and Moderate charges b. w. II.
Jun lo.d wthenc3w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Wood Saws, SHE aud Screw PulleYs. Webb Saws,
Sheet Brass, Sand and WI eat Riddles Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes. Horse Cards. Boys Axes. Amatsu r
Tools IN Ohests,Carpet Tuck. Hammers Iron d Cop
per Rvets. Tooth Whitewash Ilnir. Shoe and Clothes
Brushes, plated Speetacles ani Gases, Piastering
Brick. Pointing aud Garden TrowsIs. Wallets. Por
Monies. Tape Lines Steel Wire and Spring Rat TrBps.
Wolf and fox Trips, Globe Lamps besides many other
article. usually kept in suoh Houses.
= s.-Aso II lot OF Fancy Baskets, from the ehenp
estartioe to str and eg dollars each All invited
~ call aud thew, np2f-ts
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nv LAST-NIG9T'S MAILS.
rnp isonment of the Amer can Consul.

1NTTN
tier from Turks Island, dated May %. states
= John l.. Nelson, Esq. (son of John Nelson,
, r'a of BaItimore,) L. 5. Consul, had been
.i,rdTn into prison there under the following cir
Mr.. Nelson, against whom strong personal
ling Is said to exist among some OF the author
i ie' 7n consequence of the firm and energetic
in which he defends the interests of his
,,r,yvuen, was bought before the police court
oS Gned 5000 for alleged assault on one of
apo a,,gistrates. The writer states that the
wv h,rao was wholly unsustained by evidence
g"t content with this, the prosecutor got I'M
Nv IN before the Supreme Court, by which, with
any formal trial. or even the empanelng of
ou 49,, he was condemned to pay further fine
Oh M Nelson, considering the fine an imposi-
=, refused to pay it, and has been accordingly
uo',, Quilted TO the common jail where it is stated
~ lis Intention to remain until the action OF
10 W oyernment procures his liberation. The at
M y: s.jIas. it seems caused great excitement ON
,be island and an attempt was even n'eoi'"'eo 10
farcibly rescue Mr.. Nelson: IT,,
i0t Tba New York Herald, from which we copy,
t,o letter is evidently written under u feel
say ane s.rang excitement. The opposition to
~ Wolsan IL said to have originated in the fact
mr. nnt,, he and Mr.. Smith, the late consul,
. .na. 70 nreyent an American captain from
lr;,dled out of $500 salvage Mr. Nelson
1s5.;ttan 70 the State Department III Washing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

The RUSSIANS IN THE PACIFIC.-The Nalpa-
nso Herald; under date of March 18th, reports
the Russian frigate Eianna, of % guns, as being
lnthat port, and the Aurora of the same flag. as
daily expected there. The Russian transport
stka of seven hundred tons, and mounting IL
guns, had previously left Valparaiso for Russian
America. From these preparations it is evident
that the Russian colonies on the northwest coast
Of this continent are not to be left in SO exposed
and defenceless condition as has been suspec-
tod
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$40 REWARD.

AN awny from tl.e subscriber, tho 10Th May u
IL negro man nam d MIKE belonging 10 Mrs -
Dance, OF Powhainn county. Va The snid negro IL
l1out f. inches high; well se blnckbctween 25 and
0 years old; he Navy Cnp hi. other clothing
ct remembered. The above rewards will be given II
i. livnred To me, section 10 Va. e. Tenn Railroad, Pu
la ski co.. W., or so if lodged in Jail where get
hi m. JACOB RUMBOUGH.
JUS
~ Richmond Wing and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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JULY list 1854.

vi EhCtiANTS and offers intending 10 olen new
giy sets OF books ON the first of July vi do wei 10
''IJ me cali before buying,
'Ve IN hand Day Bonks, cdgers, Journals, ana
ssn 'ers " eek Books all of the Banks rye and
letter Copying Books. made Of the best }" yng
Ia paper Warrant TO copy equal if not superior
"5 now IN use, all for -ale cheap by
WIN. j. FOLkES.
y Blank Book Manufacturer, Main st.
p "a kinds III Book Binding 10, short notice.
TAX. =" ""n r conrpy hive their b. oks bound tn
H. ~, AN a''' see some specimens OF my binding.
J'' y dn,sth t3Jnlv WIFE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW DECLARED UNCoNsTI-
TUTIoNAL.-At Milwaukee, on the 9th instant,
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Wis
cousin declared the Fugitivr Slave Law uncon-
stltutonal. The case was an application for a
writ of habeas corpus to release one of the per-
sons charged with participating in the rescue OF
fugitive from St. Louis not long since. The u.
States Marshal, it is said, will not obey the or
der of the Judge.
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Long Looked for, Come at last.
RefrigcratOrs, RefrigeratOrs.

I HAVE just received my summer supply of Shay,
Il unrivalled Refrigerators. The great number have
sold here within the last three and the universal
satisfaction they have given the best of their
superior excellence. have three different sizes, price
So Sl2 50 and SIS. Call and see them at the g ty
Furniture Warerooms, opposite the Norvell Hous'
Jun l2 A WINSTON.
F-|1 Rep copy
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Dissolution,

TyNHE pnrnership heretofore existing under the firm
and style ol Bell & Jennings in the pr1pretorship
Of the Cabell House, has this day been dissolved, hy
mutual consent The subscriber hns purchased the
tire interest of Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole proprietor He respectfully solicts contin.
uance of liberal patronage he has heretofore receive
from his friends und the public ger orally promising TIM
no pairs or expense shall be spared torender them com
Portable while they stop with him.
June 7th 1854 (ts1 ROBERT II BELL.
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Severe Case Of Rheumatism.

SoorrsvILLE, Albemrae Co., W.. I
March 9TH, 1853 !
Messrs. Mortimer d Mowbray = Gentemen---H Having
been afflicted with Rheumatism for some time in its
worst FORMS and not being able to obtain relief from
other medicines, was induced TO try champions Veg
etable Tinciure" few bottles of which, am happy to
say. have mnde perfect
At the time commenced using the Tinctire was
scarcely able to walk. ] am now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
Yours, most truly NJ e. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract from james Hurts Esg's Letter Alexandria
va.-Alter speaking of wonderful on himself no
says Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver COM
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. fom
weakness, through her whole system She now enjoys
better health than for thirty years being entirely resor
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable 7'inetnre."
Diseased Side, Breast. Eyes.-Extract from a
Letter from J, Crimes, ESQ.,, Loudon county va.-"My
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great week
pun in the breast side and back; papitation &C the
hear feebleness of the stem; loss OF appete
complexion salow the sight of eye almost gone the
other very weak. l am pleased say, Hamptoa's
Tietrc has restored her perfect health. Her eyes
a. good theywere.
fY@Call and get phamphiets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, s. CO., Lynchburg Sewers.
Scottsville; A. j. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Diugg ists throughout the State [mar 24-d&c1y
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

FuNHE subscriber has on hand a good emf of
Il Shirts both Linen and Cotton, the cut ind make
not exceed by any-Jeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton
Isle and Mefino Gauzc Under shirts. Cotton, Linen,
: Tx aud Merno Halfhose, sz' best ply
Collars Byron and Stsndup, plain and corded Sin and
KID Gloves, straw anil Other colors, Summer Crayuts
and Stocks of various kinds, all as low "a they can be
bouehan n, where. Gentlemen wanting coat, pants
vest of good material aud fashionable tim, would do
ell to examine his Clothes, DIap dEte Cassmeres,
billings, Vesiings, &c, which will be sold without
making, if preferred and when made satisfaction in
fiji and workmanship guaranteed. WIN. l.. PAGE,
AMBROSE PAGE, TniIor mny 10 lmdf
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GAS! GAS!! CASH!

DERSONS wishing their houses f'ted for burning
L Gas will find some strong inducements offered. by
applying to the subscriber have good workmen and
1ne,ior stock of materials A. G. DABNEY.
~ bah orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
received within sixty days payment will not BIO required
befor the LIST of June, 1855.
inn 7-dts
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u,O THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.

w llnE 49, LII Va Ly"ChDWSs'
l. ADAMS a. cos. Expresses offer Dahl, Certain
nj Cheap ,ciities for obtaining goods of all descrp
i,ns from all parts Of the United States
We have cured Special Express Privileges IN the
wifi and -te.1"ers jamestown and Roanoke, saving
lew York, We dnrsay and Saturday, arriving in Rich
ond Friday an d Monday OF each week. by this line
70 prepared forward goods of all descriptions
cry low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
err Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland expire per Great u. s. Mail Lne, CO.. n
es as heretofore, to- arrive in Richmond Ipice D1i
The we-known character of our house for resp...t
lty and attention the interests of our custor ers
tnrrans in suying thnt shippers will find 1t their
tie order their Goods through adams g. Co.
cypress" ADAMS u Co,
per Him. H. MoAy, Agent,
iy 26-ifdts Lynchbuyg, w.
NJ B.-Goods dispatched TO all points where hav,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

INHE FAMILY GROCERY has Just Ieceiv-
l. ed the following articles NIL ef which have been
urchased with great care, expressly for family
beautiful article at crushed, pulverzed and coffee
sugar; fine Jnvn, Rio and Lagnirn Coffee Clipped and
Zoe Herrings in whole and half barrels; splendid lot
{ fnmiy Hams Sides and Shoulders fne arr
ice OF N. O. Molasses and Pbila. Syrup; large and
ice lot OF Corn Meal just ground and constantly on
and good supply of Fresh Butter, and many articles
enerally kept in a family grocery.
Fish and Molasses by the barrel, nj small advance
ost. for cash. J. II. SOLOMON.
inn
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4musements of the Aboiiti0nists.

SPRINGFIELD, June 11th.-Messrs. Pierce,
Douglas Hallett and Lorng, were hung in etfigy
at Westfeld, Mass. yesterday. The bells of the
village were tolled for an hour in the forenoon
and in the afternoon public burial of the efiges
was had, with the exception of that of Douglas,
which was early dubbed down and buried at a
stake A long tailed rat, labelled, 1.-The Last
of the Old Hunkers, " bore the etiges company
during their suspension.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

CHOLERA IN NAsHyILLE.-The Nashville Eve
n6g News of the 9th inst, says:
we have heard of 10 new cases of cholera since
noon Yesterday, some four or five of which have
resuIted fatally. Owing to the great variety OF ru-
~oTS' 1t Is extremely difficult to ascertain the ac-
'ual number of cases and deaths.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15
Stare Excitement Dorm East.

MANCHESTER. n. H.. June l2.-There was a
great excitement hereIyesterday and to-day by a
report that two slave slave catchers, from Nir-
glnla, had arrived in Lowell, in search of Ed
WIN Moore, barber, formerly of that city but now
residing here. A purse was Immediately made
up Tor him and he is now on his way to Canada
with his wife and children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15
FREE PAPERS LOST

TNHE FREE PAPERS of the undersigned were
l. accidentally or designedly taken from her house
about the lst of last Mar n. Any information by
which they may be recovered will be thankfully receiv-
ed. MARY JANE RED ROSS.
NAV J6.w1w
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Knor- Nothing Celebration.

=. WASHINGTON, June IL, p. M.-The know-No-
.1nlng party here are having a grand celebration
"'nlght in honor of their recent victory. They
are out in procession with music, banners, &c,
whist cannon are firing at intervals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

=, North CAROLINA MISUNDERSTANDING to the
Weldon Patriot the Rev. Mr.. Roberts, formerly
d N. Carolina, is the leader of the Chinese revo-
m'lon. He went to China several years ago as a
baptist missionary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TelegIaphed foi the Daily virginian.
MARKETS.

MAKkETS.
BALTIMORE, June 14th
Fiour-Howard Street So 5lk City mills 80.
Corn-Whte, advanced cents.
Wheat-Steady.
NEW YORK. june llth.
ur-Firm-Southern So s7aS9 50.
Uheat--Unchanged
Corn-79as6 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-15

Resignation Of Charles O'Conner.
n, NEW YORK, June 12.-Charles O'Conner, U. ;.
DS'rict Attorney, has resigned.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1854.
SESATE.-A message received from the
House communicating the proceedings on the
occasion of the death of the Hon, }. f. Snod-
grass of Parkersburg, Va.
Mr. Mason offered the usual resolutions, and
delivered an eulogy upon the deceased Adjourn
ed.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Ihe resolution
providing for the adjournment of Congress was
taken up, and after much debate the amendment
of Mr.. Orr, fixing the 14th of August for the day
of adjournment was adopted by yeas 81, nays
65.
Messrs Riddle, Good Gerrtt Smith, Front and
Sellers were appointed the select committee on
the memorial of 1000 citizens of Delaware. pray
ING that government should effect an arrange
ment for the sale of one of the Guano Islands, or
the removal of the existing restrictions on Amer
lean yes sels.-The House then adjourned.
CONDITION OF MExICo.-The n. o. Picayune'
perhaps the best informed newspaper in the
country in regard to Mexican affairs, says that
The revolutionary movements in that country are
assuming an important aspect and that every
steamer hereafter may be looked for with new IN
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q. W. A. RAINE. agent,
q, W. KYLE,
TERMS.

auctions will be mnde let consequences be what they
Serynntsnnd Children under 10 years Of ago hnf price
X. 81 X.
STAGES
On the 18th dny oflnne we will commence running
IN Lynohbu,g line of stoges leaving Lynchburg every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. return Monday,
" odnesday and Friday
3--wta a. X
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MILLING

FENHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the WAR WICK
Il MILLS" in this city, the same recently worked
10y tire MessIs. Whilemore and will keep Them in the
best grinding order He wreceye and grind both Corn
and Iaser promptly, and the usual terms. He VIII
give the business his personal attention. and with close
implication. aide.l by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling.
lie hopes share literally the patronage of lynchbnre
and the vicinity. JAMES McDoNALD, SR.
may
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
Barbecue ON the Top of Mount Pleasant.

,hSx The Buaae Springs, Amherst county, viii be al7S
sszx opened ON Thursday. the 2.nd June, with a$Sf
PARTY, and ON Friday the 23d, a BARBAouE will te
furnished on the top of Mount Pleasant. a splendid
BAND OF Music has been engaged for tie oceasioni
aud neither puns nor expens. will be spared To make 1t
OF the grandest affairs that ever came oil IN This
county. hAiNE Y M In
tupE
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Articles of Agriculture and Farming.

Killing Wedding Garden and Grubbing Hoes, Wedges
Tface Log, Halter Fifth Pole, Breast. BACKYARD and
Luck Chains Stretchsrs Scyhe.Bush, Grass aud Bran
bic Blades nathcs Sand Rifles Pruning Shears Bril-
ar Hooks Pruning Knives. Hay and Manure Forks,
Scoop Shovels Cham Pumps Pruning Saws, Hay
Rnkss, Hnlfbushel and Peck Measures. Garden
and Plow Lines, Garden Flows, n new article, Wei
Chains Pash Hoes. Crbss Cut Saws Cow aud Sheep
Bell. Cotton and Wool Cnrd,, Sickes, &c, &.
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NEW JEwELRY.

ENOR KENT-Tnc House recently occupied fsa
l. by tie subscriber; apply to ID. b. Payne ORR
lmmon Hancuck. JAS g HUNT
mil Sis