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Townships q, y, ., a. Is, and n. Of range ,.
Townships y, 70, "a, IS, "a, and p, range
Townships ~ % "a 25, 81 a. range s.
Townships as as "a, 3s ~ a0 81 and 81 d ranse7
Townships 70, "a, p, 2e ~ 81 ~ and 49, range G.
Townships 2, "a, e, p, y, 81 49, and So Of 3
Townships ~, %, 30, 81, a. aud %, Of range IL.
Townships Is, ~, 30, 81 ~ and g. Of ~.
Townships %. 90, 81 ~, and 80, Of range 10.
Townships %, 30, 81, y, aud 30 Of range IA.
Townships -, 81, and ., Of range IS.
ALSO,
That all the within
excepting emPoa Coz The above specified until further
orders, viz
NORTH Of fhe saae Hs and as iA principal rnidan
To~nshps ~, 23s, and az, OF ranged.
Townships ~, 80, a., OF range
To~nsA ps Ztt ~, 49, 2is, and Pa, OF range
townships =, n, - ~ ~ and as, q range 3
townships 81, -, %, "a, IS. 10 and ~. Of III
townships 81 ~ 81 a. IS %, and az, OF 10.
Townships ~ % "a u.s. aSs, as and OF range 49,
Townships a. 81 as, 20, az as, range ~.
townships y, az - 90, as aud 2s'i Of range "a
townships 10, a4 al, a1a, az u.s. OF range ld.
Townships a4 23s, 2is, az, ma se', Of range H.
townships 2i -, 26+ and ~, OF range Is.
All the townships marked included in tine original
cryaton Of 1853.
Pie enpuon any the
lands tAs
also those clalraipg townships
continued
proof and pay fr the same az tile
fixed by twelve after
settlements otherwise their claims will be forfeited
IL suggested pre- claimants lands within
claims proofs before Gay a
for lands, protect
from and after that day. much difficulty
and delay.
my hand cy Washington day
February, Domini thousand eight hundred and fy
i've.
By order of the President,
Commissioner o General Land Once.
FEB f-lawew lint u star
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The sueency proposals be certified by
Judge record, and BY posas,ers following Off
and ofhsTs:
Territory by postmaste OF Oregon City, Astoria
Salem Linton, sublmy Portland, Albany Willamette Forks
Dallas Cincinnati, Tualiln Plains, and Corvallis.
New by the postmasters Of Santa Fe, Donna Anna
Taos, aud Albuquerque.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form 1herc Change advertisement
plated BY tha bidder.
b., OF county OF State OF ---,
popos. the mails from August 1885, July
route No from 10 agreeabiy 10 the adyer
of Postmaster General, dated January 49,
the following mode OF conveyance,
ts The annual OF
dollars.
THIS proposal knowledge the
weight Of carried particulars
reference the AFTER
OF the Instructions and requirements attached the
ueenI
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aaohise ana montgomery q. y. Daily Mail Lin.
CONSISTING OF the following substantial and AZ
- ah.2es~@x~s tannins passenger steamers, vixs
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CuBA,
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Form Of a Guaruufe,

The undersigned, residing State of----, under
mail No
Postmaster General the bidder SNAIL The
September 1885, thereafter
required obligation perform the service proposed with
good and sui
full knowledge Of the obligations and liabilities
the eth section OF The Congress
OF July q 1886.
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RosT o,nor DsrAnrxrsr, February 2, 1855.
FEB 1--wfw
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NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque, by Zani Woodyle, California,
back, week
and schedule ~ arrivals and de-
1904 From Taos to Donna and back, week
Biadess 10 state distance and schedule.
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. 9 Q . 9
TIE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
NORLD.
CIR Namr GirrlR.

monthly Journal, devoted to Literature,
Fun, Poetry, News, &c,
Is an elegant, moral and refined miscclla-
ncous American family paper, devoted to
literature, wit, humor, prose and poetry, and
original tale, written expressly for il nj
great cost.
While the Home Circle will be found one
OF the finest and most reliable papers in
which passing events are chronrlcd, nothing
OF a sectarian nature will ever be permitted
in its columns. Feeling the responsibility
resting upon those who assume the sacred
and important trust of guiding the minds
and morals ofa people, il will BE- the special
care of the proprietor to publish what is
ciastc and pure as the immaculate principle
of the mind itself--nothng, in fact, but what
is calculated to elevate and refine, dignity
and cnnoble.
The Home Circle will be issued on the
first of every month. We shall publish in
its columns a portion Of one Of tie best sto
rics, toles or romances we can possibly have
writ;en--the same to be continued every
month until it is completed
SPECIAL NOTIcE.-To our friends, sub
scribers, and readers. Any person or club
OF persons, who will send us (post-paid)
two dollars worth of our hooks, we will, in
return FOR their kindness and trouble. send
to their address, (p0stagc frce) any fifty cent
book published by rs.
Address, postpaid, Garrett g. Co, Pub
fishers, l8 Ann street
Dec. 20 4l-tr
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LANDS and TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.

WILLIAM J. CURErOS IN EQUITY.
Adm'r of B. s. MASSEY. Lancaster District.
rs. Bill for sale OF
sarah Massey & others. Land, &c.
TINDER the Decree of the Court of Eaui.
~ ty in above ease, will sell at Lancas.
ter Cour. House, on Monday the 9Th Janu.
ary 1855, the following tracts os Land be-
longing TO the Estate Of the late BENJAMIN
Sykes Massey, ESQ.,, deceased, viz:
One tract containing 100 acres, more or
less. situated on II Mile Creek, adjoining
lands Of Sarah Massey and others.
ALSO
The Lot containing 10 Acres, more or lees.
in the Village Of Lancaster, with the build
ing situated thereon, bounded by lands ol
ii, r.. Price, estate n. Perry and ]. Clinton.
, TERMS.--A credit Of one wear. the pur-
chaser giving Bond with two good Suretiss
with interest from day OF sale and n mort
gage, except as much cash as will oay costs
JAMES ii. WITIIERSPCjON.
Corn. Eq. IL. ID.
Dec IL 43 1t IF. IS 81
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Whereas am informed that a person by
the name of McElhany has been Offering to
sell Buggies in Lancaster district, and saving
that they were made by me in Yorkvilie. .
Now, that my friends, and the citizens of
Lancaster generally, may not bc imposed
upon with on and unfaithful work, take
this method OF informing them that have
never employed any person by that name
10 sell buggies or carriages for me, nor have
ever trusted any vehicle of any descrip-
ton TO his possession and any man selling
onggys Tor me or Of my make will have In
his possession unqucsIionabie authority of
the fact over my own signature.
B. Il. WHEELER.
J"h' ., I5-4t. pd
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CALHOUN MONUMENT,

SOUTHERN MARBLE AND GRAN
y ITE.-Thc Calhoun Monument Asso-
citation Of Charleston, desirous of obtaining
specimens of Southern Granite and Marble.
hereby invite contributions of Block of
one foot square each, to be delivered to
Messrs. VIM. VI. Llwton g. Co, Factors.
Charleston, at any time previous to I4th
November next An accurate Statement of
cost, possibility Of obtaining any given
quantity to match specimen, its resistance
to decay, the preservation of original ap-
pearancc, its capabiIity of being worked,
and all other important matter concerning
the specimen sent, must accompany the
block, and should be addressed to the un
der~igncd. The blocks will be exhibited to
the public in the Hall Of the South Caro-
lima Institute during the Fair, from 18th to
29th November.
r. WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
President Calhoun Monument Association.
sSS The site of this monument being
already made and plan adopted, the associa,
ton will commence the work rs soon as
practicable. Donations will be thankfully
received from the people of the State. Re-
mittAnces should be made TO
J. DRAYTON FORD, Treasurer.
No Broad street, Charleston, s &.
sB- Newspapers in this State favorable
to The work may render assistance by copy.
ing this advert iscment, and by so doing con-
Ter an obligation upon the Board. If
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GOOD lands FOR SALE,

JOHN WILLIAMS, Admir-. In Equity, Lam
rs. caster. Bill for
Mary Usry and others. Sale Land Estate
Calvin Usry.
| NDER the Decree of the Court Of Equi
~ ty in above case, will sell at Taxa
haw, on Thursday, the llth day of January
1893, the tract of land belonging to Calvin
Usrry (deccased) containing :sJ3 acres. more
or less, situated in Lancaster District near
Iaxahaw, adjoining E,nds of Jonathan
Knight, John Williams, Welsh and Robert.
son, X. Mosely, Margaret Baker and John
V. Dem.
TERM's--A Credit Of one and two wears
with Interest, Bond and Two good Sureties
ana mortgage, except as much cash rs
will pay costs.
JhMES III. WITHERSPOON
COm,r. Eq. l.. ID.
Dec IL, 1854. 43 1t PISS rs
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PREPARATORY
MILITARY SCHOOL.

On the First day of January, 1855. the
Subscribers, graduates of the Citadel Acadc-
ms, design opening ut Yorkville, South Car
olIna, School of preparation for the Mill
tary Institutions OF The State. They will
endcavor to afford, also, Il good, plain educa-
tion, To such pupils rs are not desirous of
entering npon an advanced scientific aud
literary course.
The following will be the course of in
structiOn:
Sd CLAss.-!Arithmatic, English Gram.
mcr, Geograghy, History of the United
States.
2nd Glass -AIgcbra, Plane Geometry,
Universal History, History Of England,
French.
lst. CLAss.-Gcometry and Trigonome.
try, Surveying, History Of Greece and of
Rome, Mythology, French, Natur.J Philoso.
ply, Drawing.
Exercises in Defining, Composition, Flo.
cution, and the Drill of Squad and Company,
will be conducted throughout the course.
Pupils from other Districts will board in
certain families of the town, under the i'm.
mediate supervision of the principals.
TERMS-For each session of 8 months,
S25 in advance, or $50 at the end of the
session. Board, per month, including wash
ing, fuel and lights, $40.
No pupil will bc received who is under
twelve or over eighteen years of age, or who
cannot read and write with facility.
a. COWARD, nj. JENKINS.
References.-Gcn. James Jones, Green.
vile. y. C., Gen. ID. F. Jamisen, Orangeburg
G. II s. c., ExGov. J. H. Means, Buck.
head, s. e., Gen. ID. Wallace, Jonesvelle,
Union, =. g., Col |. ID. Wilson, Society Hill,
Darlington, y. G., Gen. II. G. NJ. Dunoyant,
Ninety-sSix Depot, hbbeyille, SC.
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STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLINA
DISTRICT.


John q. Crowder, who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue
Of a writ of caOidS ad satisfaciendun,, Mt the
suit of George Alden, having filed in my
office, together with a scedule, on oath, of
his whole estate and effects, his Petition to
the Court Of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted 20 the benefit of the Act
Of the General Assembly made for the re-
lief of insol"ent debtors, it is ordered that
the said George Alden, and all other the
creditors to whom the said John G. Crowder
is anywise indebted, be-, and they are hereby,
summonal and have notice to appear before
the said Court ut Lancaster Court, on the
Monday the 10 day of March next, to she W
cause, II any they can, why the prayer of the
petition aforesaid should not be granted.
J. A. SrEWMAN, Clerk.
OFce Of Common Pleas
Lancaster Dist, 18th Dec. 1854
Dee 20 a. 3m pf 80
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SOUTH-CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT
By james III. Hitherspoon, Esquire, Or
binary for said District.
WHEREAS Robert F. Anderson has an
w piled to me for Letters of Admins
tration on all and singular the Goods Chat
tells, Rights and Credits of Henry Ander-
son late of the District aforesaid, de.
ceased,
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonisb
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next Ordjnary's Court for the
said district, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day of January, inst,
to show cause. if any, why the said admin.
istration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal
s. this lst day Of JAN, in the
I ~ Sycar of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and iifty-fvc, and in the sey.
enty ninth year of American Independence
J. II. WITHERSPOON, OLD
Jan. 3 I5:":2t mrs G.c b
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Pocket Book Lost.

Lost on the BEAVER GREER ROAD
Leading from Camden to Lancaster, on the
22nd ult, colored Morocco Pocket Book,
containing about Thirty nine dollars, in bills,
principally in fves, on the Bank Of Fayette-
vile, N. c., and some on the Banks of South
Carolina. The finder will be literally re-
Yarded by delivering the same to Mr.. Eli
c. Bishop, 6 miles below Lancaster C.. H.,
or to me, at my residence, near Oak Forest
p. o., Iredell Co, n. C..
DAVID BR ANDON.
Jan. 3. 15 ot
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DRYGOODS, ,HARDWlRE,&G,

FOR THE FALL TRADE of 1854.
The Subscriber having purct; scd the en-
tlre Stock of Goods of JAMES ADAMS,
deceased, respectfully calls the attention of
MS friends, and the public generally, to an
examination of his goods and prices The
goods have been jndiciously selected, aud
VIII be sold for cash ut prices which cannot
fail to please. To punctunI customers the
usual credit will be given.
}. b. COUSART,
At the old stand of JAMES ADAMS oppo-
site JONES CRoCKETr.
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THE ANERICANS FRIEND!!
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS.
To tie Citizens of the UniLed STATES.

To The Citizens Of the United STATES.
I most humbly and sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you have bestowed upon
my Pills. / take this opportunity of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that | entertain for all that concerns America
and Americans, the most lively sympathies, so
much so, that originally compounded my Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu-
tions, aud manner Of living, intending TO estab-
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking premises in New York.
3S Corner Of -4Rn end NaSsdu-St. ". y.
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gy Tread AND RESPOND -@l

We have large amount of money to pay
this month, and depend upon those who are
indebted to MS to assist us. We hope and
expect that this call will be responded to
favorably. Those who fail to respond, we
must infer. disregard our necessities, and, of
course will not expect us to regard theirs.
L. X. g. }. H. MAGlLL.
Jan. 8 AZ A.
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N g w S hop.

The Subscriber takes pleasure in announ-
cling to his friends, and the public generally,
that he has opened shop one door North
Of Col. Ii. X. Prices blacksmith shop, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of Carriage
an,t Wagon work, in neat and substantial
manner. Il. +. FINCHER.
Lancaster G. IL, Oct 4, 33 3m
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DEC. IL, Is45.
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
ID 8 Y H 3s 4 z = ,
A TALE OF DOMESTIC L!FE.

400 PIP. 12mo, Cioh. Price, 1925.
EVERYDODY knows FANNY FERN
~ everybody has laughed and cried over
her sparkling, dashing truthful, genial writ
ings; everybody will wish to read this her
first novel, and every one who does read il
Will pronounce it her greatest work. Says
an able critic who has read the proofsheet,
"RUTH HALL Is Il work which not only
exceeds anything which FANNY FERN
has before written, but which, in many re-
spects, surpasscs any other work whatever.
For intense and sustained interest of nara
tive, for originality Of conception and treat
mcnt, for scorching scarcasm and wi'herinr
rebuke of pretentions and hypocracy, for
elevation of moral tone and winsomencss of
religious inculcations, for viEOr, freshness.
simplicity, directness and fascination of
style, We have never seen its equal.
The story takes possession of our heart
at once; we follow RUTH through her
trials with rs much interest rs though she
were our own sister; she breaths not Il
sigh, she suffers not n sorrow, which the
reader does not feel as accutcIy as though
the first came from his own heart, and the
second WAS one of his own sad experience
The characters are such rs we are constant
ly meeting in everyday life: and how bold
Iy and skilfnlly they are drawn, how pow
erfully the story is told, how touching is its
Pathos, how sparkling is its wit, how ire
slstable its humor, how severe its satire and
how true its moral, no adequate idea can be
gained except by reading it,"
RUTH HALL will be for sale by book
sellers generally. To any one seniing us
the retail price VIC will send a copy of the
work b. mail, post paid.
Published by
MASON BROTHERS,
% Park Row, New York.
lam 2 Ak -
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,T HE LANCASTER LEDGER,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.

In the Common Pleas.
John Adams
Jonathan Mackey.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the l4tl,
day of October, ISa4,. file his declaration
against the defendant, who (as it is said) Is
absent from, and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom n copy
of the said declaration might be served. 1t
is therefare ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 10Th day Of October, which
will be in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-five, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerk 5 Office, 18th Oct. 1854.
Lancaster District.
Oct lS 35-lyld Pr. Fee $40
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f 0 r S A LIE

An excellent top buggie, which may be
seen at Pleasant Hill. Will be sold low for
cash.
T. r. g. ]. r. MAGILL
Jan. 3, as A.
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Groceries, Groceries.

A full and fresh supply of different kinds
OF Groceries can at all times lie found ut the
Subscribers Store at the South East end of
the Town, near his residence, which will be
sold VERY Low FOR CASH.
J. b. COUSART.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
FOR GooBs
Sept 27 81 3,,o
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JUST PUBLISHED.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Fifth Thousand in three months.
DAMa4S 399H9
and His COMPiNION Ms
TIE RENOWNED
Hunters of Kentucky.
SIXTEEN NEW ILLUSTRATIONS
Are added to this edition, making it one of

SIXTEEN NEW ILLUSTRATIONS
Are added to this edition, making it one of
the most beautiful, und really valuable works
upon American BiogrdphU ever published.
One Volume, l2mo., Illustrated,
Retail, 81 rs
1t will be popular work, and at the same
time truly deserving ofiis popularity. Iput
1t among the freside books of our country
4. ROmeyn Beck.
This is very Interesting book. 1t seems
to present all that is reliable in our records
OF the Pioneer Of Kentucky, and in q style
quite characteristic of the author; always
rapid and lively; often graphic and spark
ling. The incidents OF frontier life which
it pourtrays, are exciting, and sometimes,
thrilling, and hightrn the grateful contrasts
oi the scenes of peace and refinement which
are here and there so gracefully introduced
Contemporary history is occasionally brought
in, as II frame 10 the biographical picture,
and exhibiting judgment as well as taste in
It's selection ard adaptation. We commend
this book to the lovers of our early history,
as well as to the general rcader.-Aibany
Erening Journal.
For Sale by
MILLER, ORTON s. MULLIGAN,
Auburn and Buffalo, n. Y.
Single Copies of all of the above works
sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt OF
price.
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TIE
TIE
~ tAhGE SAAX Is
OF
ENGLAND.

An Exposition Of the Condition and Treat
mcnl Of the Laboring Glasses in the Fac
tories and Coal Mines of Great Britain ;
Compiled from Official Documents, by
John e.. Golden.
IL Illustrations, muslin, 500 PIP, limo
Price 81 2J
II is capital book, and entitled to a place
IN every mans library. Ne,o York Mirror
Great Britain ought to be ashamed to talk
of American slavery, so long rs her factories
continue /" BE- scenes of such horrible deg
radiation and suffering Albany Argus.
Here is II book which not only carries
the war Iuto Africa, but absolutely belabors
n nation most zealuusly with the cudgeIs
provided by itself.-Arthur's Hatae Gazette.
We confess that the revelations here
made ere perfectly appalling Utica Her
aid
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Brick for Sale,
BY ALEX. GREM.
BRICK MASON AND BLAsTERER

The Subscriber has for sale, in the lower
part OF the District, near the residence Of
Capt James Nj. Ingram, a supply Of FIRST
rate Brick, which he will dispose Of at eight
dollars per thousand. He takes this method
also Of informing his friends and fiie public
generally, that heis prepared TO do any kind
OF work In the masonry line, brick laying
or Plastering, at short nutice.
ALEX. GREM.
Oct 33 #.
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NOTICE.
Sale of Corn Stock 80.

Will be sold at the subscribers residence
on the 10th inst. TOO or 500 bushels of corn
quantity of Fodder, Shucks, and Oats.
Hay, Cotton Seed, and Peas, n lot Of Cows,
Hogs, n quantity of Pork, and Household
and Kitchen Furniture and Il quantity of
Harness and Saddles and many other arti-
cIcs.
r. s. COLVERT.
Jan 45 Of
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Premiums to New Subscribers.

THE present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications Unusually imtcres-
ting during the year, 1851. They will Occu-
by middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude speculatons, and hy..ng ru-
mors OF the daily Journal, and the pondc,ous
Tome Of the future historian, written after the
living interest and excitement of the great polit-
ical events of the time shall have passed away
IL Is to thesc Periodicals. that readers must look
for the only really intelligible and reliable histo-
ry Of current events, and as such, in addition to
their wel,csablishcd literary, scientific, and the.
illogical character, we urge them upon tie con-
siderusion OF the reading public.
Arrangements are now permanently made for
the receipt of early sheets from the british Pub
fishers, by which we shall be able to place all our
Reprints In the hnnds of subscribers, about "a
soon as they can be furnished with the foreign
co2ies.-Althpugll this will involve very large
outlay on our part, We shall continne to furnisl,
the Periodicals at the same low rates MS here.
tofore, together with the following premiums TO
Now Snl.scrih.rS
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Paints and Oils.

Paints and Oils.
] have now in Store large and fine stock
of White Lead. Zinc, Paint, Lnsecd Oil,
Turpcntine, Lampblack, Litharge. Chrome
Green, Spanish Brown and Venetian Red.
Also
Paint, Whtewash and Varnish Brushes.
Sash Tools, &c. &c. Give me call and |
will try to give you perfect satisfaction
u. J. DELAY.
Oct AZ
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

BUTTS AND SHOES.
~ who would not have All easy, neat fit
~ ting Boot, in preference to one which
s4ueczes up the toes, and an unsightly looking
thing Mt that?
The Subscribers are prepared to furnish the
pubic with Boots and shoes, which cannot fail
to please the most fistdious. They have re-
Gently procured fine lot of fine French Calf
SKINS and VIII ensure n fit to all those who will
Patrohl"e them. Boots made by them do not
burst open few days afterwards. bnt will In a,
as long as boots can last; and then. wboto bIes.
sing that they do not hurt the co,ns.
Ladies and childrenS' shoc', also manutac.
turcd in superior style.
Give us acall, and you will not regret extend
ing your patronage to, FLOYD & son.
Aug. l6, 81 5m