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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19
l.AIl.S MEMS.
rrish'fal ,eeiaen, ON The south caro,inn HAIL,

foHt.
rs tie down train from Columbia Is. C.) WAS
Proceeding Ia Charleston ON Saturday last aud
When about uiue miles beyond Braneh,IlIc. cue
Of the rails give way. and three of the passenger
cars tllied with passengers, thrown off. aud
serious, perhaps fatal injuries. were sustained by
several OF the unfortunate inmates.
The Standard, of Sunday morning, gives the
following particulars:
The train, consisting of the engine. baggage
car and four passenger cars, was passing on ut
talI speed when the rail broke under the engine
and the three lust passenger cars were thrown off
and shattered iuto fragments; but strange to saw
the two la. cars passed the break nnl were stop
ped on the track beyond the scene of the Disaster
Our informant, who was in one # the ears not
thrown off, says the seene was most frightlul-
The cars were thrown upon their sides. the bot
toms were broken out, through which the pa ssen.
gers were seen struggling, the ends wcie stove
in, and it seemed impossible that any could have
escaped unin urel
The promptest possible assistance was render
ed 10y those Dot Involved in the disaster and the
Injuries were found to have been less than could
possibly have been contemplated
Mr.. Oliver Ryan. one of the conductors, son Of
Thomas Ryan, of this city, was standing on tho
platform. and when the crash came. Jumped off,
bat falling. the eur fell on him, and he lay in that
condition until the could be forced off;durng
the time his suffering wns intense, aud the blood
was forced IRON ms mouth and nose. lie WAS
brought into the city. however, and it is hoped
he may recover. Mrs. Means, from Fairfield
was cut in the face, and The iron railing to the
steps of til" car. the point of which stove in.
passed through her dress; but she came on 10 the
city, and il is thought her injuries are not seri-
Gus. Mr.. lleriot, the conductor. was cut on the
head and hands, and bruised badly, bat contin-
oed, notwithstanding his own sulferings to make
every assistance in his power To others A
gro woman was crushed badly, and was left at
Sammrryille. About dozen others hurt.
but not dangerously; and. the cars were bad.
~ shattered, nearly all suffered some inconve-
il encc from the disaster.
Our informant saws that 80 frightful was the
appearance presented, that he can scarcely rea-
he the fact Of an escape without fearful
injuries. Rev. DIR. Bachman one of the pas-
sengers and when the passengers were all reliv-
ed and assembled, he offered up a prayer for 50
providenta deliverancp
The train was delayed for n considerable time.
and arrived in Charleston about eight O'Clock last
eye ming. The accident occurred about twelve
O'Clock III the day The track an old one,
but as the upper surface of the rail not bro
ken it could not hive been seen il attention had
bSeu specially directed to it.
Among the painful scenes exhibited was that
oi a lady who, having her child in her arms when
the crash came. threw it out OF the window. 1t
fell unong SOM bushes, and when sought for
Vas found uniniured.
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The Markets.

NEW AauN Nov. lS=-Flour Is declining State SO
2,nSG H.. southern s7aSf ~.
Wheat is lower and deeliuiug- White 81 GoaSl 80;
Red : haaSi a..
BuuNout, Noy. F,ouri huycrs decline nj sc
-
Wheat. all kinds 10 = cents lower
Corn is hcnvy. The news of the steamer depfess-
ell the market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

The Lexington (Mo.) Citizen of the 9th inst.
dominates the following ticket for 1860. For
President. Willard Fillmore; for Vice President.
Edward Bates.
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COMMERCIAL ,Yp FINANCIAL.


9th inst.
COMMERCIAL #ASD FINANCIAL
Breadstutls duh baltimore and Philadelphia
-four aa3 Cr 3as; Ohio ;, ce a1a. Wheat Red 81
81 a. 9s Sd, White los 81. Corn is steady: White
al o. a5s; yellow n! 6e Ala Mixed 81 a. aa4s.
Consos Tor money az a 90.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Morning llerald
state Int Commercial aec2uuts agree IN admitting
that there is greater abundance of money, and eer-
t1iny H. money crisis IS feared through inability TO
pet engagements
rus rGtScIrALtrlea.
The Time Correspondent states that the influence
ofRussiain the prncipaltos is increasing day by day
The same writer says England is quite rs much in
enca Tor propositions Tor Conference Austria.
Nilnm dispatches Of the second, state on the Sd
Porte Austria and England settled that the oeeupa-
ton OF the prineipa;ie3 and the Black Sea will be
prolonged
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Ear. rcnuesscc mud -. Railroad.

The Ione9 horough Tennessee, Eindicator says
the track ayiua ON the East Tennessee aud VIZ
ginia Railroad i progressing rapidly and the
>prinp.
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q
E.:,isL Sair,

DR.. s. 4. Evans. of Floyd county, Virginia.
has SOLD his farm to J. =. Purcell of Richmond,
Tor -, 900
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Thu Southern Commercial Convention.

Governor Lyon has appointed delegates tori .
present the Stnte of Maryland III the Com =
mercial Convention. to be held at the city of Sa
vaunah, Ga, on the 9Th Of December
|. +. Finch Of CIarksvillc has been elected
President Of the Roanoke Valley Railroad
CD W b. Whitehead. of Nansemond county.
Va, has been chosen President of the Seaboard
Agricultural Society.
There were 80 deaths in New York last weed.
Col. Fremont has accepted un invitation to e
pre,cnt at the opening lecture Of the Boston l. .
brary Association.
John 5. Brazier, wealthy merchant of Boz
ton, is dead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

- MsloDfovs. This campny Is playing at
#.. Hall to large aud delighted audience. AMI is
....a5acel b judge, The best ever in the city Two
T .r4 Concerts are announced for Tonight and To-
row nig ht-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19
NEw ARTICLE-Hish Root, for Ladies

~ Ladies, Gents, and Chdrens Rubber and Shoes
just received AID in time for the cold Winter weather
Gun and get pair l. /. ARMISTEAD,
nov III Rep copy.l fIud,r I.l4yr,rt 0sic..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

Pursuant dcfrre the Circuit Court OF the city o.
ynehhurg pronounced the Goth day of November e III
'Iyirc audi others fNrucs fNors St inc m
duregned Commissioner will proceed On the Heh NoN'n
l- sell by way public auction 10 the highest bidder
tuloW parcels Of Real Estate 10 vii lot WIN u
pod Tobacco Factory thereon situated on hanStreei IN W
Lyurhurg just below the FACTORY 81 Dexter ptcy
fronting al running hack -
feet also lot containing half situated IN inc Guy
aforesaid adjoining the premises At present occupied oN N'
topher Burton Esq aud fronting the street passing IN front
the residence General ades and another Lot situated
Sandy Hook fronting the Lynchhurg ahd concord
Turnpike and Intending back To the towing path Of J IL
X Canal.
Valuable will be sold credit Of six
twelve and eighteen MONTHS Tor equal insameus 81 the fnf
chase money the purchasers executing bonds WIN ap
proved personal security and the e Ia each parcel retained
nntl The purchase money fully paid The sale OF
tie lots in the city will take pacc the same respective
y that fteo in Sandy Hook the lot first above described
SAM FL GN kEl3 Conn
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BY Il h l. L & r A p II .
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the city Of vashingtOn.

PmtAprLrntA Nov 1a.-The City of Washington
hns arrived here from Liverpool with dates to the
9th inst
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Kn SIDES Upper Leather for saie.
OQy nov SIS b II NOWLIN
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Ebpai.

WAsniNGToN, Nov. i7.-t;rn. John II. Fate n
Secretary Of War under Gen. Jacksons adnt =.
istration, died here this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

MoNr"rAL, Nay. IA obstructive fire oc
Cured at Three Rivers. Saturday morning. de>
troying 30 buildings, comprising half the bu,i
HISS portion Of the town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

Auisa! from L.,ropr.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Il The steamer Wash
iugton i. coming ", with three day. later news
from Eqropf.
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Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court for the corpora
H IN # Lynchhnrg pronounced on The 2uh day of Nov e
Ghancefy suit therein depending under the style OF
Grown Aes Hfnlrick, Ae,' the undersigned com
utlsncs appointed Tor that purpose will on Friday the
u IN November the respective premises offer NJ pun
aut"u the inllong valuable city property sold Tor the
afposc ct eretng distribution among the legal fer'a'ta
of Animnn Hancock deceased:
9ommcurnE with that very valuable 3sory brick building
opposite the Bank of Virginia. formerly occupied by DAVIS
&owlu 4 Ia
Two houses and Tot the on II LIT Lynch street
and hrst alley, il rear OF Juu G Movms store house
Also oue and lot with ground attached near
Nj Fran Is Morrison Residence Which is good orchard
Trims o. SALEA credit three equal isanents, OF q,
u nd II months, will h bonds with approved seen
riy and the title to the property whhd until the whole oil
the purchase mou"y shall have been paid The title to the
property bchevcd To he unquesonac hut shall convey
'nly such title as sVe,trd in Us by sHid decree
i. l.. BROWN.
S%INGInN. ! Coturs.
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HoIlS u. OLIVER,
30 No. - s.ruyirr Street,

NJ ~ OUTLAWS IA.
AGENT FOR 1lIE FOF MANT'EAtrtiR RED lDHAN'
co. wonld respectfully solicit tonsCuurhis from Ma1n
lavturrrs in NfEHi W ia thu nsufrc that M he daes NOT
dead In the article except Commission Merchant Ia whole
aud attention viii be devotcd to the interests ot those o
may favor hm nh their consignment, on which Liberal al
yRueea will hc made
RffiRt NCrs-pylcr& Keen, Jesse Hare Co. Hurt
Preston, kuid.t& Allen, Col Aug LetvIeh Amman q
Hancock, ynshhurs Chaa NJ Cosby, l. II Holland, Dan
VILE Jnhu " llNor Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

rcn ny IIou.c aud Lot sth Street and Ri AIlcv
Inediaely in the neighorhood Of Nr VIM H. Branch 1hs
ahove House and Lon is very desirable residence small
family If not dsposed Of b the 2h day ot NoYemhcr next
Will then be sold at aucten Tenn bcrsi aud mad known
day 81 sale. y Il JAMES
not u ( -
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sNl Al.
~ SSnsISs.T0N HOUSE.
IsAAt \ SNlTH VIVIAN Ht<IHtAsi
-, WITH n VAN uENTusNsEN,

y attend all the Courts of the city Of Iyuchhnfg th
counties Of Amhe-t AppomattaN, bedford and tnmhel|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

ENAnIIS NEAC ttIIEKs.-sus, received
from the Manufacturers lot o the Combined spiral
sage Cutters with Steel blades This articl.
an improvement upon SO we sq last year aud that g1Sn
great saiitacon Tht have the Iron Cylinder and viii
cut 200 lbs per hour Which we will war.
give entire saifaction SIMPSON a. BRO
Sign of the Golden Lock- Lynehbure
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- a. J.. Dopunii, = Jus.sy ss a'brntcd Oi
~ dressed Heavy Mountain BUCK Gloves Dozen Just re-
coiycd aao Buck seal Skin tw Top and Presidents Gannt
let's Nd Cloth Calf Dog, Lsla silk Berlin and every othe
style oi Glove worli having may be toind at tho
CLOTHING FURNISHING BAH VAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

N Consequence OF advance in Coal and
Il Freghs in Philadelphia have put up the price
Tsirtyfivo pr Bushel ". a. CHRISTIAS
=
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19

THREE PER CENT. MONTH on THE PRe!ts or FAST
LINING, is the title Of new work, by Charles Bur
le.t, for which are indebted to tie Publishers
Derby K Jackson. The title inaicates the tenor and
moral OF the story 1t is written in sound, Vigorous
English and brought out in the best style of muslin
bound publications, We commend il To the public
~ both entertaining and profitable. To be bud of
Morse.
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AN va. SusTss,
W. Com u, mission Merchant,

Solicits cousanmeuts of country produce will give st
personal attention to the sale of all kinds Of country produce
and 10 buying aud forwarding Goods, SO has arfahg"
meni by which he furnish goods ha patrons about
wholesale prices loot n linn.
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l. Gau prizes .
Whole Tickets :lo, Hayc. - Quarters g. 50.
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TWO HOUSES AND EOgS FOR saIE.-I
u wish 10 sell tie LILe HON. nnd L. l1inE res..


Also. the House and Lot Judge Diui=ts lIi. which
purchased Of T. Logwopd Several good judgement
expressed tho opinion that this amongst the
desirable family residences about town The property will he
sold for cash desired on liberal credit NJ DAVIS JR
22-dwts
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"
d.ee aI lripate sne Of tho Fistnres The Tobacco
Factory epnnuv carried by Io Dqpriost Campbell G.
H. They all the necessary fixtures for well
rctod establishment comprising ten aud presses MI
good suder nearly new, htvng been used but
season HEY viii. De- eiappsod OF liberal terms
and tho hodh - niso or sale opportunity
for any poea Wishing in thR business Of
ting up tobaGRo JOHN y. ALEXANDER,
apl qdhcis Campbell ~. Ho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
A NEW
Nap of North Carolina.

rENHE undersigned preparing, and will publish rs
.. The necessary Surveys, &C., can he obtain
ed. New, Large. and Complete Mar or NoHrH Ca
RotiSl, five feet by three, well engraved and finished
in the best style.
II is admitted on all sides, that such work is great
descrslum ia State. and il is in consequence Of
the frequen, inquiries this subject. that the UNDER
signed have embarked 10 the enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind is that Of Me-
Rae published 10 1888; and since then the Counties,
Towns Roads and Posoflires have incres,ed in mum
ber, and all our works OF internal Improvements. with
small exceptions, been set on loot.
Il is intended that the New Map. proposed 10 ~
Published, shall contain, accurately laid down, al thu
Natural Features Of the Slate the Inles, Hsrbors.
sounds, l.skes. Rivers. Greeks. Mountains. &c.
Alsc the public improvements aud artificial divisions.
The Railroads.. Plank Roads. Couniiss. County Towns,
Posi-offces, Ciirs. Vsges, POsl-Iosds aud Canals,
Colleges. Academies, &C., &c.
The Map will be ready by the summer Of 1855.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEAReE.
TERMS:
In Best Style, Gill Rollers. aud First Impes-
sions. $40 90
In Plain STYLE, Black Rollers, 90
Raleigh, August. 1854. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02

IF YOU want TlRggr RATE GAlRIsIA GslEs,
which will not only render good se.sice but be also
neat, call on the subscriber, living sir miles north Of
liillsborough He has hecn carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months, and his work has proved 10
he first rate He is determined shat his work shall con-
nuc 10 be executed in the hest manner fully equal 10
any in this section Of country end d prices 10 suit pur
chasers Persons wanting Carriages can send their or
ders though The Post oiice al lshorough, and they
will be promptly attended 10. All Kinds Of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms.
n The subscriber has purchased the right fot Orange
County in PArEsr BRAKE for all kinds Of Carriages
10 which he invites the attention of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Cardtns
Machines are 10 good order, and doing the very
hest quality Of work. Prices heretof Eight cent,
for white; Twelve snda half cents Mixed one.fftt
pat. Of the WOOL -
June 90. 4lti--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-02
DIR. STRONG'S
pECTWRAL e.rUNFAGI PlIII,

pECTWRAL gsrONlACI PILLS,
"A Remedy for Coughs Colts. caiar'h, Bron- ehnas,
Group. Whoopipg Cough, Asthma, Consumption, N ~,
vous Diseases Dyspepsia, costiseness, Eys'rslns ps
ease of the Heart Inflammation and Pain ~ the Lhes',
Back and Side and all diseases arising from dersns.
ed stale Of the Stomach and 10 relieve the issss and
had feeling from eating too hearty food, IN weak ana
Id,speptic habits. a. Warranted 10 be purely se-
getabic.
These Pills act as an Expec,orant, Tonic, and hre.
rent One IS cent box possesses three times more pow
or 10 cure diseases than dollar bottle Of any o. NE
Syrups BaIsas or saIsaparlss thai were ever made,
and simple trial Of only one box will prove This 'I'
portant truth.
they promote Expectoration. Loosen
the Phlegm and Clear the Lungs and Other Secrs'oy
Organs Of al morbid mater and there Is no other n.
medy In the whole Materia Medica capable o. impan-
ing such healing properties TO the Lungs and Vital ot'
esns as these Pills. They cure GOstiyencss,
produce good regular Appetite, and Strengthen hs
s. stem. Price IS cents per boz, containing 70 doses
Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get ihs
Planters Almanac" gratis giving full Pai.eulss sad
certificates Of cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for sale IN
Hillshoroueh BY DENNIS HEART"r; and Of Chapel
Hill Nv r.. b. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
Of DR.. Spenccr's Vegetable Pills. snd DR.. HILLS Cse-
brsted Pills. which stop the Chs and Fever the first
DAY. and DO mol scken The stomach or operate onihs
bowels.
August 20. WY
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 tie Faculty md 7Sp,feo 81 schoolsspd Colleges.
GEsTLssrs;-The undersigned are preparing Large
and hanj.fnc SLAP Of The state, sDd tiazerer 10
company Il. We wish 10 haze sngrasings Of the Pub.
lie Buildings. Colleges and Academies. 70 emlels the
GHzclteer aud The borders Of The Map. Tbi, plan will
give publicity 10 your nsidBiinn well show Whist
our stale j. doing. We will therefore. inert IN The
Gazetteer. engasng u your building. II you will
furnish u with the drswingsyou paying lhe expense
u The plate. u which you hsve jupliraie scIeo
type plate for your Circulars Sc. And you will paw
The eTpepse a engraving, NE will sso have the Bull
ding on tic Map border. which viii bs an advertisement
fm III time 70 come. Ifyou will and us . written de.
.ciipion u your College. or school lie name location
faculty. trustees, terms. &c, Nc will insert il 10 the Ga.
zeiieer free charge se,ersI Institutions have already
done 20. but We want oil ~ the State.
Very Respectfully your obedieni servants.
wM. ID. COOkE, Rsl.ish,
SAMUEL PEARcE. Marlborough.
Address WIN. u. Cooke, 81 Raleigh, NC.
June ~. 1855. es-
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New and Fresh Goods

RD8 QENvLEMEx.
vEyHS Undersigned hs. juss rsvssd ZION New fe.s
n VITA fall asesrmsr Of cvsds w Csssssssss
@sss, senprisiss
seusos7s Bie,sy'. s~S ru.ss Ms~sss
Bread Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and sthcr
0ver-ecat,nzs,
Rich Nancy Cassimcres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Msire Antique
vestings,
Ready made Clothing. md Furnishing Goods,
= which he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and The public
He has the satisfaction Of stating, thai his selection Is
b. far the most perfect, regards true taste elegance
ssd sualty, Of any that he has ever before offered
The experience Of more than twenty years has heen
ry exercised for the benefit Of his customers snd hrs
~Frs 10 please in this instance have already been fully
suy.sined ~ the judsmen, Of persons Of known taste
and capacity.
Hi. stock Of Cloths were purchased fresh asimPorted
from tie mos, fashionable and best established houses
and for his Ready made Clothing, both as to style and
fnish, he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All is A, No. !. Aud No. fl is promised, OF no
pay required.
October IL. "
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber on the 9Th Of July.
"a 1853. Negro Girl named JANE, aged sbori
% yess. She il black. heavy set. Of ordinsI, he'sh,
sioops forward lle when walking fast. and . ies
spoken. she wss formerly owned BY Mr.. James Jshn-
sion, of Alsmsnrs, and her mother s now owned W
John Trolinger esd, and she 10 probably lurking in
Alamance county. The above reward sill be given
for her apprehension aud delivery &c me, near Lsas-
bug, Csswel county. OF for her eonfnsmen, In any
all 30 that can &C., her.
JAMES w. REID.
Ausn.t IS tf-4a
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BRANpRETH,s PILLS.

For The cHrs Of IsJsusasg Coids Itdigssfioa. Dys.
pspsia. Headache. Debility, HeGkHess,
&c. &c. &c.
or 4 Fresh supply just received. and for sale by
the ,xsnts, ID. Heant & Son, Of the Printing Office.
IIilIsborouah Jane, D.M DaJe, Chapel Hill; and
q. "A .Mebsne mason Hall.
iuIy sih. 1854. iy44-
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
friends and he public generally that he is earrin
on the Boot and Shoe.makne Business his Tan Yard
in Orange county, NJ a. twelve miles south Of Roxbo
rough. and Twelve miles north OF Hillshorough The
shop is conducted entirely BY MI Asa N. Davis former
ly Of Hilshoough. who naiicrs HIMSELF and those fr
whom he has worked will hear him out in his opinion
thai be can do as good work any workman in the
State. aud reasonable terms and in expeditions
manner any other workman to be found.
All oners from distance promptly attended TO. He
is receiving large stock Of Northern Calf skin for
making Boots Shoes, &c. "a TT p.cs
January 8. 10
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COME At LAST

n AN now in recripi Of LARGE and WELL Sc
LECTED Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
alu determined TO sell al reasonable prices Below
give 4 few leading ARTICLES:
5000 yards Of Caicoes, all grades;
$500 yards Of striped, checked, plaid. and solid col
ored Mousline de LANES;
French and English Merinos, assorted eoIors;
Coburgh Cloths;
Mohair Dehsge, for riding dresses;
Black, figured, and plain black AIpscss;
Black, figured, and plain black silks;
Black Morie Antique silk, tor dresses and msnlillss
Plaid. checked yant plain colorej si.ks;
White aud Rlark silk Laces:
More Antique. and Velvet Ribbons;
Galloons aud Gimps. Of all rolOrs. for trimmings;
Black and eolored Cloihs far making cloaks. &c.
call particular attention 10 my stock Of goods for
Men and Bsys wear, il being much larger than usual
comprising 10 part,
Kentucky Jeans; Ermibe Cloth DiagonslT
Black aud cnlorei salIneils
Black Doeskin Cs>simeres. 81 81 prices;
Fancy and plain cnIOred Cassineres;
5000 yds Of bleacheJ and uhbesched Cotton Cloths;
Fine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White Flannels Of all grades;
1.inseys. Of all eualiiirs;
Linen and Cotton Table Lloilis;
Apron Cherks: Bed Iirking;
Negro and Bed Blankets. some very fine;
Ladies Collars Sleeve Cuifs, and Chemisets, French
worked lands;
Irish Linens. o. ~ qualities;
BiilliBnls for uplerlfesses;
Jleouel, checked, striped, lsursL. and plain Swiss
Muslin;
great variety of Cloves, for ladies'. gentlemen and
rhitireb;
Ladies' and den's Rnbhcr 0scrsLcrs;
Gien's Baiiala Osersioes:
SCHOOL BOOKS always on hand.
large 10 o. Fine cigais. Of the most approved
hrsnd-; smoking anJ Chewing I'oIarco; Pencil shsrp.
eners; springs; Aales: Moss. Pllie.n Canvas; Oh
c1fpftng; Horse cllars Ilames ssidt.hags; Cesrb,
Copal and japan ysmi.hrs; PANT and vaHi,h Bfu-h.
-; l.insced and Train Oil, Castings; Giind Stones
Hangings; &c.
al oiihe aose. and any thing ususlly kept IN
is stove esn 10 fund al JAMES MEBB's.
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