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The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
HIS SLAVERY SoMERSETS.

Tn 1919 at a nee ting in Lancaster he re-
ported resolutions favoring resistance TO the
extension of Slavery, and the admission of the
State Of Missouri as Slave State.
In 1917 he wrote to the democracy of
B,rks CO.. saying that the Missouri Compro-
mise ad given Ieace to the country, and
that instead of repeating it, lie was in favor
ofitS extension and maintenance.
In 1880 in a letter to Col Forncv, rcioc-
ing over the settlement Of the saycrv agta-
tIon by the passage Of The Compromise Meas.
uycs during Fillmorc's Administration, and
hoping that before dissolution of the Union
that he might be gathered to his fathers and
ncvcr he permitted to witness the sad catas-
trophc.
In 1859 he wrote to Mr.. Lcake ofNirginia.
concerning Fillmorc's Compromise Measures
Of 1850, Which had been passed by Congress
and said "lhat the volcano has hctn cxtin-
guShcd aud the man who would apply the
iichrand to the combusiblc materials still
remaining will produce an eruption that will
ovcrwhtlm the Constitution and the Union.
Well, MIR. Pierce was 'thc man" who. at a
later period, with the assistance of Dough-
faced Douglass, disturbed these compromise
measures. repealed the Missouri Compromise,
and re.opcned the agitation Of slavery.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
.95S.l5

$l2959. Is
BY direction Of the Orphans Court,
Test, B F. MAY. Treasurer,
of the Poor School Fund Of C,ci! county.
May 3, lS5G-3w.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03

LIVERPOOL, April BrcadStuH< are con-
sdelahly lower. Wheat has declined Sd.
and Flour Is. The quotations arc:-WcSt-
crn Canal 2OS. a Bis. and Philadcl Ihia, Bal
tinorc and Ohio 333s. Cd. 3JS. Corn is Il
trile lower, at 2SS. 2SS. Cd.
Provisions are unchanged, with moderate
business. Lard-transactions are large at
52s. a 53s.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-03
From the Penn Advocate and Press
James Esu1 1fs:f1a,a'g EosEspgsesS

No man in the United States has turned
his political coat as often as James Buchanan.
lie has cspouScd 'hc principles Of every party
that had an existence since the meiuorab.c
Hartford Convention, and has been or all
sides Of political questions.
brief rt.r,ncr to his history will cstab-
ll>h conclusyely our assertions.
HIS FEDERALISM.
lie entered political life in 1914 as rank
F,dcralist. and by the Federal party lie was
elected To the Legislature If the Slate. He
was reelected in 1915, defeating Motion c.
Rogers, the democratic candidate, and after
wards one of the Supreme Judges Of the State
In 1920 he was tlic Federal candidate for
Congress, and WAS elected over Jacob IIibs
man, the democratic candidate, by 916 ma
.jorly. In lo22 he was reelected over the
Samo man by Sl3 majority. In 1924 he was
the Federal candidate for Congress, and elect
cd over Samuel Houston, the democratic can
didatr, by 5l5 votes. In 1926 he was re O.
lccted over DR.. John McCamant. the d,mo.
cratic candidate by 453 His maioritics were
becoming less each time. and in ord .r to sat
sly his federal flienlS of his fldcIitv to the
party, he had to declare that ''if he had a
drop of democratic blood in his veins he
"puIu 'ltll tiiIll NiIu IL put,
IIE BECOMES A DEMOCRAT.
Two years after this he changed his coat,
and became full bloodcd d, mocrat. and ran
for Congress as the d,mocrn tic candidate can
didntc. and was elected by virtue of General!
Jackson's popularity. He was afraid to run
Il second term, and he declined.
HIS TEN CENT SPEECH.
In 1913. in the United States Senate, he
made speech advocating the principle that
Ten Gents was sufficient compensation for
II day S labor. Hence he is called Ten Cent
Jimmy"
In 1915, he became Secretary of State. un
der Pclk's administration, and consented to
give away about half of the Territory of Or
cgon to the British government, after he had
proven that they had not spark of title to
it.
lie cxtollcd the Federal Administration of
Jo(,n Ada,ns and endorsed the abominablc
.\licn and Sediton laws of the federal reign
of terror. He bitterly denounced the Admin
lStiatlon of that pure Democrat, James Mad
l>on, and rldirUlcd what he termed the tollics
Of Thomas Jefferson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28
Head she Truth abeu, our Turf OIL.


During sleigh ride this winter past discovered
leg and the skin OF place large my hand
the traces rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied your
Turf OIL, and In day two he wei. Another
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On examioing his foot discovered nail
inches long he head My driver and the ncghbos
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out inserted
piece Of ip and your Turf Oh once
and from ina he has lost hour good
also hoTs. badly snsRged tho outside
his thigh in two places about inches deep
inches wide from which he siin day Your
CA applied and brought them entirely sound
truly Of she remedies for have
known and have lived In drug for several ESQ
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs. Dove q Co. j. IL wEIsIGER
For sale by sTROTHER A. WHITEHEAD
MAJ
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KEAGY,. rORTnAIT

Il GALLERY, Main street Lynehburg, Is most
extensive and best arranged In the State The
Is Of fine size neatly furnished and embeshed choice
specimens OF the various styles porraurc
Photographic art The Ambroiype, beautifully coored
ogrsphs combining the uthfnness of the Ambrotype
the eegancy of finish the engravings; also Da
gnercotypes Of every size.
The operating rooms large and commodous with large
and side lights that as
good II not batter results be produced than
shines brightest Mr. X. VIII be happy see all times
the lovers of the beautiful in whether pictures
or not The haering encouragement
the past authorizes the hope that during presc
he may have the pleasure Of placing many
lace which Will be impehable the material which
the impression made Especially would he appeal TO TN.
ladies many OF whom about beautiful will ever
bethen secure the shadow eihe substance fades bring
your friends with youyour huband yo1r chd-sad part
iogs viii SOME final place Then ho.
twill alleviate and soften the papgs Of dark hours TO-
look upon tae bright images hea cherish other DAYS
Come onecome everybody Loeket breastpus rings eie
constantly on hand fmay s.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

S,IGHT AND HEARING, How Preserved and
- Lost by DR. Clark; The Ship Carpenters Family;
Margaret Maitland Author Zadee Cyrilla, Romance,
Author Of Initials Fed Graham,by j Smith, Ednburg Re-
for April Westminster TO April Backwood flor April;
n H. for May Eclectic Magazine for May; Balous
Dollar Monthly; National thiethodst) May aud June.
just received at MOhSES.
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Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan .......... 81 20
3
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville ............ . 5U
On and after the 22d of October Packet Boats
buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchburg at n r NJ Noudsy
wednesday and Friday and in Richmond second ds
at 5 o'clock A. NJ ~ ~ va.
Charottesvie passengers leaving Lynchbure AT II p
reach Seottesvile at U A. NJ day and arrive in cha
iottesvie at o NJ Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan an
LeHngion at q A. NJ Monday Wednesday Friday, an
49, 'i'''''N''
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NffROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, ID g L Err REQ
TfPES-lhe above style of Pictures taken in all
heir perfection at the Gallery of G.. w. MINIS & co
N $. TANNER would inform his friends and the public in
enera that he has returned from the North after
of two months during which time he has
Without regard to labor expense every and important
Improvement known in the Photographic and Is
AIRED to furnish those who desire Them Ytroypes
n Glass, Photographs Paper The Daguerreotppe,
heretofore all of which will be taken in all their brllancy
md perfection He has also large and beautiful
GOLD LocKETs, BREAST PINS MEDAILIoNs, FANCY CA.
,E FRAMES &C. made expressly for the visit this
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures desired
fE Gallery always and free to visitors Sundays
cpted. n S. TANNER
at the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner Iynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

NEW GKOCERX, COMM1sslON Il FOR
~ WAkDlNG no, SE--lh subscribers have leased, for
bndng a'ry erected in this city directly opposite depot
OF v ~ L. H. H. and Immediately between the and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS under the style
and hrm of BLACK PETTYJOHN. We offer to our
friends and the public generally sclect
STOCK OF Groceries Liquors. &C. in exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from before
purchasing. " " 1899
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement KEEP. On hand
~hich VIII be Sold as low as at other house in the CITY
an goods consigned to our care will be with dis
paeh ana part Mar attention paid to the of them
oher orr s. vices for the sale
lobacco Corn Oats &C. &c. Charges reasonable and no
pans spared to render satisfaction Account of rendered
40 soon .s mace A. ]. BLACK,
aug fis' A PETTYJOHN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMENA.
~ CAN :. s UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages
and denominations.
InsH AMY is a highly interesting and seasonabe volume.
MEMOIR DoLLYoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATAcoMBs RomE-We need not call attention to this
volume--the title will that
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED Students should not fail to read
this volume
THE MIsTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often occur in the
religious training of families Parents don't need this
book
THE GREAT QUESTION is great book 1t treats of great in
VIII you read il
All the above and the publications of the American s.
generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books, Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
horne Walkups Book Store, Lynchburg, Va.
L. G. JENNINGS
feb Its Supt. Am s. s. Union.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall 10 small which gradually extended Tho
cad including both which eaten BY
fear that both would drop
tired all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied a little TURF
OIL IL began 10 get better the bottle got broke and a
piled gals 10 it'll again began My elder daugb
said Pa 90 get that Tuf on sisters head
looked much better when yon used IT. We got another
bottle aud her head nearly This was an agara.
vssed case and took half houreFey day wash IT, and
was very offensive One bottle feel assured viii
her entirely there Is but little of the disease remaining
You entitled 10 this and for the benefit Others ako
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, u, T. CHALK
To Messrs
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RG1NlA LINE Of ltichnond

NEWYORk PACkETs-IhI, na. aND =.
line Is composed of the following vessels % nome
from New.York every three days. All OWL aus
Richmond, viz: ''hsd IN the cit, .
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.

yNCm ina ne. May 31d.-Grecertes: Gro
Ia CTRIEsfI GROCERIES 1.-THE subscriber has Just
from The cities with the largest stock be
. errr had he pleasure Of offering 20 h friends and the
abIc consisting In part Of
10 hhds and y X sugar
20 bags No. ! Coffee
10 bbis PaseriTed Sugar
boxes Leaf Sugar
80 bbis n % aud r. H. Moissses
bbis Cor.
10 bags No. / Old Jaws G. Tee
100 sides Coed ssls Leather
10 bales Cotton oznabnrRs
10 bales Cotton Donnfties
~ boxes Adamanfine Candies
10 boxes Tailow
100 kegs Old Dominion Mails
bbis Tanners on
80 bbls Rye NhAksy
- bbls old Mountain Rye Whisky
10 bbls j. Martins Best
10 bbs Besore Rye
u White Mountain.
" Ziggers old Ryo
100 sacks Salt
81 bbIs No ! Clipped Herrings
20 Mo- aaokerel
500 bales Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas
bills old French Brandy
~ American Brandy
MADEIRA Wine
Port
Together with general assortment of sTAIT.E DRY
r in exchange for country produce
Particular attention paid 10 the sale of WHEAT. CoRF,
HOUR and TOBACCO JNo. LUNSFORD,
Two doors above AGREE Mofilanahan'H old stand.
and door to Murrell a. Stratton, Main at
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These vessels are of the first class built ~ N Nhppe
tmore expressly for this trade and have snper R Of Bal
dations Tor passengers They are commanded NV no
Captains, well qualified for the trade and MI, Apeenctl
exeron to accommodate They will be towed p spaIc
the rivers by sean aud may be relied to san and dow
advertised. -" promptly
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NJ.
Will lind to their interest to ship by this line az York
always be taken as low as by any other line n, shl vii
every effort Will be made by the agents in Rirl sl
Newfo rk to give satisfaction Insurance can be-
the Richmond Fire Association by this line AZ ieeed
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in ob,an
Share of patronage. 'uhga tut
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will he =,
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Cbss
vannah or any other Southern Northern port i m
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Doct l., y
at Berth No Coffee House Slip foot ali SIRE York
DAVID WIN CURRIE Richmond
c. ii. PIERSoN, N. Y, Agqt,
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o4rER, CARRIAGES. Blu GGIES, ROCKA-
SSlSsyZ WAYS, &c, &c.--JoHN H. DIDLAKE successor
to his father, H. NJ. Ddlake, has Just received
,eauttul lot of CARRIAGES BUGGIES &c. He is also
repaired to put any work order repairs neatly
md promptly done, having in his employment T. New
of the best Coach Smiths America having served
time in some OF the largest manufacturing establishments in
Ina IA
HlRTS, HOSIERY, Ac.-Shiris and Draw.
- Frs all kndssome large 46 iuches plain and fancy
hafhose Byron and Opera Collars Summer era watts Stocks
Tics, Sc, &C. VIM /, PAGE
may 81 Is
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DAVID & WN e,,n

p s.--shlppers by this Vessel will yet tit, kielnoly
Of desnaon at one half rate Of freight Chez s9os 10 p
other route and In less time. Insurance thah
the best terms e'i ne effected =.
22.ts. u d "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

RNlRE, LIFE 4 MARINE INSURANCE.
II Lynchb,ug Hose & Fire Insurance Company-Ths Com
pany makes Insurance against loss damage by Fire.
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
ngs furniture goods and merchandise generally In
town and country, on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons enjoying
good health and sound constitution for the whole duration Of
life or for a limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms.
The will also take marine risks
the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable rates.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President.
JAMES NJ COBBS Pice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
John o. Taylor, Sam II Mckinney
Dexter Otey, Samuel Garland,
James f. Payne, John T. Davis
Vim II. Straton, Pleasant Preston
JAS o WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED I. WILLS, Sce'y
DIR Vim. Otway owen, ! us,.al n....;a
DIR = H. Gilmer. 'i'"'o"' f'A"""os
The Medical Examination of subjects will be
made at the office Of The Company each day between the
offs and 4 o'clock. r NJ. l.ly
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ktSSOluIlON. The GO-partmcr-isip e OF
~ SAUNDERS q IRBl having expired by limitation, Is
ls day dissolved Wereun thanks old friends and
usone for their liberal patronage since have been in bus
aud ash their continuance to the of lRBY
b SAUNDERS.
Those indebted to uS will please forward and settle
clr old early practicable IL very desra
lie to wind up the affairs of the old concern.
SAUNDERS g. IRBY
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UtHE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods to
MeSsrs. lrby 4 Saunders, would most cheerfuy recon
icud them former friends and patrons.
Dec 81 1853 MCDANIEL, HURT q PRESTON.
inn INctg
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H.. SPRING Fashions nj ENeiGE- ~
DOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE-eAS
81 Ladies' let say you that before the EAxas
80 2pth inst, shall produce from three of the
fashionable establishments In New York. the latest styles
You assured that every thing that the
niger Of has accomplished shall be presented you
the nnnesl him.
say your personal qualification. that the exhibition
4 Bonneis In New York, will the I'D inst and
hat article dress considered second only sweet pref
and viii be before other article
, dress, IL should be selected with much
In order 10 suit The great variety of tastes IN dete
present field Of variety. only in Bonne
Dni In Nantes and every variety Of Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also for they shall be
cced heretofore. Hats Flats Little onncs Caps
and other pretty little trape
Very respectfully,
n "A,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

NOTbCE.-Havingp purchased Of Messrs Mechanic. Hurt
~ Preston their stock Groceries and taken the
hud formerly occupied by them prepared to Offer to
he numerous of Mcdaniel Hurt& Preston former
aud the public generally large and well selected
tOrk Of Groceries Lquo staple Dry Goods &C. which
er At lowest market rates for Cash. prompt customers
tue usual time.
We win give particular attention to tho COMMISSION
BUSINESS Will soil all kinds Of produce and congn
generally will render sales promptly, and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances hand
will receive and FORWARD GOODS at tho usual
.heu funds deposited produce placed In hand
iharges,
IRBY e. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

Together with well selected Pruncs Crons Soft
Shell Almonds English Walnuts Filbcrts, Palm Nuts Macs
ron Vermaeella Maple Sugar Currants Preserved Ginger
Sardnes Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches imported Havana
and Principe Cigars Of the beat qualify Fancy and French
Confectionery of all kinds alkug Canes lanlo 1ambornes
Boys Drums Fancy Articles, Toys, &e Plain Fanny
Candles manufactured daily Of the best material In quantities
10 suit respectfully solicit call from city country buy
crt, charge Is made for showing the goods.
A. HDYD
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.CaEsrIRfIIIp April 10Th. ls56
Mnssrs Iort u Co-Havng used on and finding
to be such nne medicine thin due you thai you
should know It, My daughter about fell tho
rocker of chair and aud bruised her thigh very
assumed the form of boil and became had
lanced by physician but that did relieve a. II became
running sore aud continued for nearly tried
every medicine could hear Of with effect until
cnced TO bottle Of your Turf oaer using bottle
and half entirely healed used
sores and found the benefit You at liberty to
this you think proper n CHAIKLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28
VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE


NAIL toAD.-On Thursday, I b.
- 18th Of June the Passenger Train Va
commence ruhning TO Salt Works Branch Junction
june lsts r. II Gill t.an Spt,t
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Bra ISLAND, Bedford county Va. Nov. l, 1854.
Mesrs Dore CoGenilemen.In used about fourth OF
bottle of Turf oil upon the back OF my horse the
back almost entirely raw, place large my
hand and this single application only applied once cured
entirely and permanently really surprised the
qucknes OFF enratyes properties aud think prompt
aud efeaeoas than anything of the Kind saw, aud
have sold thou Of bottles of other for similar
purposes
Respectfully. J. T.. BONDURAHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-28

NEW CONCEKN.-The undersi gned have In.
~ ken the brick tenement two doprs below the Norvel
House where they intend keeping at all times well selected
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles usual
iy kept well regulated Family Grocery They have
On hand fine N o. Sugar Rio Coffee, Java Cofee-a prime
aefue Tea Dried Apples, Irish Potatoes Butter Lard
soap, Adamantne and Taow Candles We also have beau
tiful lot of Prints Gnghans, Domestic, Buttons Combs
Thread, &c. and many other articles not mentioned.
We shall be receiving in few days Moasse Coffee Sugar
Laguyra Coffee, and other articles useful in families
We hope by strict attention business and ef
fort to please to share portion of the public patronage
G. ID. FLYNN g. co.
n b. C. l. SMITHSON viii be pleased his old
friends at the above establishment. ina 81 dts(,)
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~ EW GOODS.-The subscriber has received his
Az complete stock of Spring aud Summer DRY GOODS
to which the attention OF his friends and the public general
respectfully called Having taken adv antage of the
pressed state OF the market In purchasing his Goods he will
% able to offer great Inducements to buyers.
The articles 20 mention there can br
nund all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large assortment Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas Parasos &c Country Merchants are es
pocay invited call him before so further East he
determined to Sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
will be paid to orders Come and all
NATIIfI. GIFGGENuEINEp
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II EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED TO CURE, AND No DANCER IRON EXPOSURE To
COLD Price 80 cents per bottle.
catered according Of Congress Ia s Clerks oos Of hs
Dsrc Ceurf for the Eastern District IF F4inia By DON
d CO. Richmond pa-50 sise
READ THE FOLLOW1NG
Come pamphlet and read cortih Gates
of performed by the Turf on certificates OF truth oi
respectable and respected czens and Others
here whom refer and Doubts sane
medicine for One Of worth pound Of any
other known 10 Try aud will be satisfied Of what
wesay.
TRUE Tuff oIr.-Read the following, and to
store and we will tell of many obcrr who have been
cured
RICHMOND, Nov ID. 1854
Messrs Dent AEoGentlemenI uaed portion of bottle
Of your Turf OIL, which you very kindly presented with.
and take pleasure In saying that found cfecua in
moving Of the skin le had been praoiisod
for several years by physicians without receiving the
least benefit also ended friend Of mine. who
for months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
the skin and he Informed short time since that from the
use Of one bottle be had been entirely cured.
Respectfully. H. NJ. LEFTwICH
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTopV :.

sOn NEW OIL EANs.-Vrgini. ALL,
H sinna Ltme.-first Packet TO sal ,-i'I aud Lon
patch. The superior, fast sailing doubls an us
and copper fastened schooner ELLEN Csn,s SAAE.S
JAMES sIEwAsI' now loading and will sail ~ a
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- have hand and for SALE of these superior
dill Stones. Those in want would do well to call soon.
oct 23.ts. LEE & JOHNSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

gu,ME yKRY LAST CALL All persess In.
il debted for bllis apes. &c- are invited
for the time call settle immediately they vi.
warranted a. the ma. be ~itheai dsns
ton Of persons D. LbNIs
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GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS!
u CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.-The balance of
the Stock That have left will sold and under Cost
Cash Wishing To leave the State ard having large stock
Ready Made Clothing, Cloths Cassimeres and Nesngs, will
sell them lower than they bought in this other
ket in preference to selling auction, Persons wishing
buy ythng Ia line should certainly give call before
purchasing elsewhere as will offer such inducements will
certainly please The Store for rent the License for
sale. For further particulars call on j. NEWMAN.