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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-05
RIVER NEWS.

The riveris falling slowly, with 7 feet
in the channel
The Katie P Kountz arrived from
New Orleans, Wednesday morning, and
discharged good lot of groceries. one
item of which was $50 sacks of Liver
pool salt, She left here, for New Or
leans. Thursday, ca receiving, at our
landing, so bales of cotton.
The Maumelle arrived from Little
Rock, Saturday morning, and left in the
AtSernoon, crowded with passengers. to
attens tae Mardi Gras festivities at Lit
tic Rock. She discharged a large lot of
seed potatoes and barrel salt.
The packet-boats are building up a
large trade.along the river.
The Fletcher from Little Rock, arriy-
ed last night.
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The old Colonial laws have never been
repealed, and the Attorney General
declares that they are still in force. One
of them turns out to be Of very lively
Importance to Bob Ingersol. 1t says ::
" If any person shall deny our Saviour
Jesus Christ to be the Son of God, or
shall deny the Holy Trinity, the Father,
Son and Holy Ghost, or the Godhead of
the three persons, or the unity of the
Godhead, or shall utter any profane
words concerning the Holy Trinity or
any of the persons thereof, and shall be
thereof convicted, he or she shall for the
FIRST ofense be bored throug the tongue ;
for the second offence, shall be stigma
TIED by burning the forehead with the
letter B, and for the third offense shall
suffer death"
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Rey nOlds' Tobacco Company.

This Company, having been thorough
ly re-organized, and having added new
machinery, and made a complete over
hauling of the factory, are now manu-
featuring various grades of Tobacco, and
solicit the custom and patronage of the
Arkansas river valley. ID. C. WILLIAMS
of Van Buren,, is their authorized agent,
and stock may always be found at his
store If
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-05

ii After a week OF sunshine March
came looking in on us with rain an
wind.
.''u =" Of Charleston. The
nv" Io'' . up on flying business
Our young friend, Harry DeJaractt
has retired from the Gazette local, and
G. W. Norwood takes his place.
-Adjutaut-General James NJ. Pome-
roy, OF Little Rock, called ut our office,
Wednesday, in our absence. The Gene
raj is up, we believe, looking into Scott
. county affairs.
IN -Claronce Rarnlln of Rnsscllyille.
q brakeman on the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railway, eloped, on Tuesday last,
a with Miss Tilley Ross, of Ozark, neice
OF the county clerk of Franklin
county. They passed up over the road,
w Tuesday night, and were married on the
Il arrival of the train at Cherokee. As a
general thing no good results from such
hasty, thoughtless, and ill-advised mar
ragcs.
The closing exercise of the Litera-
u ny Society, last Friday night, was the
reading of an original essay, entitled
y Uses Of Influence" by Mr.. j. A. Bede,
which was a beautifully written produc
y ton, here and there sprinkled with the
gems of poesy. That the first original
effort that we believe has been read be-
fore the Society, should fall from the
lips CT practical printer, and that such
prediction was eminently meritorious, is
source of great pride to us. We con-
graduate our young friend upon 50 happy
an introduction TO our Literary Society.
Mr.. B. is, at present, teaching school
near Logtown.
- Charley Haley was in charge of
the regular passenger train this morning.
We are indebted to Col Payne for
the shipment of cotton by rail for the
month of February, which amounts to
AL bales; shipped previously, 3,l26
bales. Total to March lst, 1867 bales.
OF the amount shipped during the sea
son by river, we have no positive infor-
nation, but are informed that it is over
1000 bales.
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Gp There is no sort of company so
good sense without afrectation, and con.
verse with men without any design Of
imposing chains and letters.
Hs- Horse radish will afford instanta.
neous relief in most obstinate cases OF
hoarseness. The root of course posses
SEES the most virtue, though the leaves are
good till they dry, when they lose their
strength The root is best when it is
green. The person who will use it free
ly just before beginning to speak will not
be troubled with hoarseness.
ES- The newest silver sets are "sguare
shaped"
Ets- Knitted petticoats Increase in IA
vor, especially for children.
GS- The name ola New Hampshire
school teacher is May Cough 1t is
much more common to hear school teach
ers addressed as MAY Gwout.',
Eg In consequence of the low price
of brooms the broom factories in the vi
cinity of Schenectady, n Y, have been
closed. throwing out of employment 400
2snds.
Ey Nearly one hundred thousand dol
lars have been subscribed at Memphis,
Tenn, towards establishing eottoufac.
tory there,
Efr Richmond claims to have a popu-
lation of 7JOe0-ovcs half eolorcd.
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just the Thing.

Supt. Hartman, of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railway, will on and after
Monday, March II, put on passenger,
mail and express train, leaving Little
Rock Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, and returning, leave Van Buren,,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
These trains will connect at Little Rock
with the st. Louis and Memphis trains
Of tAe same day, saving to passengers
twenty-four hours to these points. Char
ley Hally. it is understood, will have the
charge of these trains, and the Superin-
tendent, has exercised good judgement
in his selection.
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A lady, to whom a painter had prom
ised the best picture in his collection,
knew not which to take, aud hit upon
this stratagem, She sent person to the
painter, who was from home, to tell him
that his house was on fire. "Take care
of my Ceopotra, exclaimed the artist
The next day the lady sent for the Gle
opatra.
1t will soon be the wife's duty to &c
out with an old handkerchief tied around
her head and tell her husband where to
plant the peas.
There is q farmer living near Mount
Bethel, who, in the interest of science
agreed to cut open an old hornets nest
to examine the architecture of the inte
rior. As soon as he can see and talk
again, what he discovered will be an
nounced.
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Don't put the end of your lead pencil
in your mouth. The frequent practice
has resulted in the ruin of health, and in
many cases in paralysis and death. Be-
sides it is a vulgar habit.
Since Yankee Collar Company put up
their collars in tin pail collar box, they
have manufactured 100 tons of the pals,
which cost by the thousand five cents
each
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-05

na~ To such an extent does small pox
prevail in Bremond, Texas, that nine
tenths Of the inhabitants have lett the
place, and business is closed.
bD-" That's our family tree said an
Arkansas youth, as he pointed to Wig
orous hemlock. "A good many Of our
folks have been hung on that tree for
borrerin' horses after dark"
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Raitt's New Meat Market

Is the place to get a good Roast,
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds Of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try his Bolona Saus-
age. Market at Miller's old stand
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RUSSELLVILLE STATION.

Travellers on the Little Rock & Fort
Smith Railroad, should bear in mind
that the Russellville Hotel has changed
hands, and is now conducted by Mr. j.
w. CUMMINGS. 1t has been newly and
neatly fitted up, and you can get as
good a meal there as you can at Little
Rock.
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WooDRuFF's
ADVERTISING. AGENCY.
Little Rock, Arkansas.

General Agency. corner Main and Elm SITS.
Merchants Planters Cotton Warehouse.
Produce, Commission and Storage. Con-
signments solicited. Collections made. Ad-
vertisements and subscriptions solicited for
leading State papers.
Manufacturers Agency for Printing. Writ.
ing and Wrapping Papers, Agricultural and
other Machinery. Also. Agency for Field
and Garden Seeds, Blooded Sheep and Cat
tie. -
w. Z WOODRUFF, JR.
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We're Marching along.
Cotton still comes in by Titles.
Avis Smith has deposited $500
clock money-with D. c. Williams.
n oday is to be great one in some
ofthe southern cities.
Tomorrow is "Wednesday, or
the first day of the Lenten or forty
days fast.
al -Mocking birds are commencing to
put in an appearance, and the drearness
of the winter is giving way before the
balmy spring
Marked improvements are made
in some Of the buildings in tho upper
part of the town.
NJ March came in somewhat gloomy
and cloudy.
III The old vacant lot, this side of the
boat houses, in tho suburban shades OF
q Licksllillet,' is being fenced in and the
north east corner being graced by new
dwelling.
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Little Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

Truinsleave Van Buren, for Little Rock, dali
". Sundays excepted, at 1897 Am.
Trains arrive at Van Buren,. from Little
Rock at G IL p. M, daily, except Sundays
Trains run by st Louis time. which is ~
minutes faster than Van Buren, time.
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~ Bottom Farms

FUR KEN I,
Apply to
SAM. MARTIN.
Van Buren,. March |. 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELE-
=. CAN'T FoUR-sTORY ST ghshRICTk :, RESI-, 81,
LEIGH STREET NEXT TO TIL. C0RNER OF
xTHsTREFT. MOVIE cCuPIEDBYW WILLIAM
certain deed Of trust dated May z4,I and dnlY
recorded In The Richmond Chancery Court, u. b.
ITO a., psgc $50. win sell upon the premises, on
MONDAY the Attn day OF March, lS7 az az O'CLOCK
p. NJ being required 70 TO il1iuers OF two
of the notes secured thereby, default having 6een
made in The payment Of the same the properly con-
veyed by said deed, consisting of fOUR-SIoR1
BRICK TENEMENT aSs35- y 80 s.s1ys, ..
The HOUSE is entirely new, having been built
only about twelve months and contains from twelve
to fourteen rooms, and Is fitted mp With oil tho most
modern Improvements, such as pain tuos Latrooe
stove. range, &C.. &c. The HOUSES bull. or the
best MATERIAL aud has strong camping ana sllis 0
doors and windows. The nefghborhood L. one OF the
bess in the city, and is 10 business mar
ket. &c. Those wishing to purchase q irst-elhs5
residence or wlsingan investment, VIII 40 wei 10
attend this sale.
Terms: Cash us to expenses OF sale and sufficient
to nay oT two notes Zone for s75 and the other for
$3.50. past duey; balance upon the following
terms: On 81 1850 III May 24,iS7s; on sll2;50
till August 24, 1878; on Sll2.5O Til November
24. S7S; on S112 so till February "a. 1879 on
81 80 till May %, 1879; and on 81 90 I'LL May
"a. 1879, and balance upon terms to be, given III
sale. K. q. MEAGdBs.
fe26 trustee.
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BY Davenport d Morris, Aucdoneer
tROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Sal E OF
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IN MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

Fly virtue Of decree rendered by the United
States District Court for The District of West Viz
ginia, sitting al Charleston on The 25th DAY OF
trril, 1871 in cause therein depending, in which
John Echoli Is complainant, and the administrator
OF William Er:kenS and others are defendants, the
undersigned, special commissioners, will. on the
FIRST DAY OF i1AY, 1878,
on the premises. sell, bY way Of public auction. 10
the highest bidder. that valuable WATERING
PLACE known as the
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS"
containing about SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
SEVEN AND A HALE ACRES, situate In Monroe
county, West Virginia: together with the
LANDS, BUILDING, HOTELS, OUT-HOUSES,
SPRINGS, &C,
connected herewith ana belonging thereto. except
rs follows Two hundred acres of Land, a Brick
Cottage the Out-houSes in the rear Of The same, and
two Frame CottagcS-sct apart rs the properly OF
Mrs. II. N. HART, on by said Court.
Terms OF SALE: Twenty per cent. oil the rur-
chasc-money in cash: the residue In three equal an
ua instruments at one. two, and three years bear
ing interest from date: bond with good security, 10
be given for The deferred instruments.
a map of the property will he exhibited ut the
sale, or 1t can lac ut tie Office OF William A.
QrarrIcr, Charleston, West Va, NJ any time prioI
thereto.
This property has been improved ny 4 large ex-
renditure. and was we'll patroniZed rs Watering
place prior to the late var.
The title is good. and the property Is we'll worth
examination by parties desiring to purchase.
Possession given lst OF January. 1879.
NICHOLAS F1TZHUGH:
WILLIAM A. QUARRIER,
fe 25-tds Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26
by Goddtn, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiorccrs.
llC6 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAMED
II TENEN1ENTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THIRD STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO the
by The United States District Court for the Eastern
district 0; Virginia, in the matter of A.. T. VII
liams & Brother, bankrupts, shall on FRIDAY.
March 8, 1878, at ~ O'clock proceed to sell, upon
the emisc at public auction, TO the highest bid
der, separately, the TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS
Oh the west side of Third street between Grace and
inches. moro or less, running back 50 feet together
with the right OF using an alley on the southern
boundary. being the same real estate belonging TO
Frances Williams, deceased, and hcqHeathed by L
will oil said Frances Williams to Alfred I. Williams
and Milton G. Williams, admitted TO record on the
18th day of November, 1866, in the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Richmond.
TERMS O:e THIRD cash; balance at six and twelve
months, interest added, and the title retained by
the assignee until the whole of the purchaSemcney
Is paid. JACOB COIlN, Assignee.
f. 1921. 2G&Mh2.6&S
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Meal SLlllCDS.
An accommodation train Iea2cs Eichiaoui ,.an,
except sunday at 3:45 =. 81. and srr.rr. ~.
junction 5:13 r. d.; Beaver Dam. 81? 9 y
Louisa. TOP z. 81; Go, donsvllIe 4; 1880 T. a.
and connects ut Gordonsviile with Tir2iulaHit'.aI
train, arriving atWashington at 1915 H. H.: t:I',
timore. $3.50 A. 81: Philadelphia. C:iO ~ Es.r
York. 1856 A. ~.
Through sleeper from GordonCy;IIc 10 E,oY Yn-,.
Mail train daily Except sunday stop, st al. rg.s
lar stations. and connects nj G0rcr.yir, Win .ga
Virginia Midland railroad. striving ut Wa,l!mg.g,
at sos P. NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 =. ~: Pia!a.ari,,
3:10 a. ~, and New York, 6:i3 4. 81.
Mail train connects ut Charlottesville with VIZ.
ginia Midland railroad, arriving at Lyucarurg 4
p. d., connecting closely with Atlantic, MIS-.
sippl and Ohio railroad for the SoutIIwcs-
Express train caily, GtUrs ~ jn2ct!rr. Nrngs
Treyians, Gordonsyii,e. Charlottesville, -'au4-
ton. Goshen MiibOro'- CC"Igtnri. aud q \ -,YilD.,
west o: Covinston. Connects at Gorlor syiilr WIN,
the Virginia Midland rairold arriving al Wt.Iii..
ion az $40 y. M.: BaIiimS:c $50 \. VI: rh.la.
depha, 40 L. d.. and New FORK. 81 =. N. Com
necis IT Charlottesville with the virginia Midland
railroad. arriving At Lynchburg at $50 :. n. a,,
at Danuie at $50 4. N. Connects ~ lg,f,n-,ar
with Chesapeake and ONO steamer, fDr rortw,u,h
Cincinnati, and al POINTS in The We.
Sleeping-cars on express trains h"t"e"a Ec.mcn'
and CoviDgtOD.
East bound mail leaves Huntington a. 3.iIP.lT
and arrives ut Richmond at 5:l5 Z. u. Gi.ly t.a-
cept Sunday.
and arrives ut Richmond ri 1920 A. u. dnir.
Accommodation leaves GorGuu>Y!l!r - :l:II (. t.
and arrives ~ Richmond 1t 800 !. ". ,aI,. gu,.
cept Sunday.
North, South. West, Northwest. AVID ~Gr'lw,,,.. e,
Richmond ~ Company o!tcC5: IL 50 Main -'i,s-.
'''',' '' >''''''7- CONWAY L. HOWARD.
General Passenger crd 'ichs, h.r..
". u. :. DIN.
Engineer aud Sun.g'n;"n',@'.
fe 2 Rtch@uIL So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26
by Robert 3. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and AHc.ioneer.
1912 Main street.

CPLENDID AND VALUABLE IN
~ PROVED BEOAD-S~REET STORE PRO-
PERTY. SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET. OPPOSITE BROCK AYE
NUE.. AND BE T " ZEN FOuSIlEE AND
ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCIlON.
BY request OF owner, Mr.. V. Girard, who Is moving
10 Charlottesville. shall sell. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT the eth day of February,
1875. ut az O'Clock Z. NJ, the above valuable PRO
Perry, lately occupied by 5. Binswanscr rs feed
store &c. The improvements consist OF i'hiCh
STORE and DWELLING and very large SIA-
BLE L, and other improvements. The lot fronts 53E
feet on Broad by $50 feet in depth to wide alley.
This property is very valuable, and IS all the while
improving III value. Special attention Is caied 10
this sale.
TERMS: Inviting and ut sale.
fc22 ROBERT u. LYME, Auciionecr.
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J f,,,gnY washsngtor, i credited with the

orsRy n ashspgton IS creditei With the
following saying
.rieulture is the most hcaithfll, the
most usesui, aad the most oble employ
ment OF man.
Can an ybody tell us II hen and where TINS
5 ,yss said, or whether Washington said sit or
no.s He is believed never to have told an
uatruta, but it does not follow that ne LETT q
no truth unnttered by himself. he rsallafk
credited to him IS certainly one Of the tslicst
OF sayings. sa9
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IJtsE
"a r,,,e setvmology OF a word Is but q
4. rescherous guide as to its present sense
I. ana SCOPE, !, says Rev. William II. Nv iiliams,
I b. D.
: ss III YOU wish 10 have good coffee, = says
somebody. 6 cork up the spout OF your col
see.pot, and thus prevent the escape OF the
! fragrant steaul.s' Now, - says tho Frank
lin Patriot, I. Look ont for reports OF awful
accidents, with headlines something like the
Following Terrible Explosion Of q Coffee
pot!,-sT The Cook Blown TO Atoms 49, a
Pot OF Corned Beef and Cabbage is Hurled
Through the Roof OF the House and Lands
on the Head OF q Neighbor who Dctests
Boiled Dinners ~ Rochester Democrat.
Memory is d tickle jade. A man may dis
tinctiy remember loaning q schoolmate hail
q dollar twenty-five years ago and forget all
about the FIVE dollars ne borrowed ron 0
friend only last December Ncfrastoaof,
Herald.
An Illinois man who was once the most
successful dealer in notions in his town has
been ruined by gambling. Let fellow get
to betting on TIP red and need III oyertake
him sure Commercial advertiser.
il we don't have war with Mexico the
American orator OF the future won't be
able to a!ludc to the time when Greaser
knee. in supplianee bent."-- Worcester
Press.
Anticipation IS check drawn on the ~
tnre and dated week or a month ahead
Il st. Louis Journal.
90 Will the coming woman lecturc?' asks
n canteup II she marries she VIII.
NoTTistoion Herald.
Strikes us that there was good zeal OF
in,-Pecci-osity in the action OF the ConclaYe.
Bultetta.
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BY wellington Goddin, Auclioneor.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO LARGE
y FOuk-sTORY TENEMENT At THE
ERNOR TREETs-THE ONE On q, 4 a ~ STREET
HAS AN IRON FR0NTTO THE FIRST STORY
AND A BROW NSTONE- FRONT TO The III Re < r.
MANNING STORIES, AND The ONE ON GOV
ERNOE STREET HAS AN IRON FRONT, WITH
BRICk-AfiD. MASTIC FRONT TO THE UPPER
STORIES.-At the request Of the owner l shall sell
at auction. The premises on TqESDA,HY 5th OF
March, 1878, at IL O'Clock n, that LARGE FOUR
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, with iron ana "a, brown.
Years past in the occupancy of Messrs. Purcell,
Ladd Co. rs wholesale drugstore. 1t has front
Of about 24H feet, and Il Gerth of about ISL feet.
Also. the LARGE FOUR-sTORY BRICK TENE-
ENT with iron front in reEr OF the above, 'front.'
ing on west side of Governor street 22E feet, run
ming back about 4G feet, more or less: IGeSe Two
tencmcnis are now under rental Of S2,7OO per
annum to Purceli, Ladd & Co. They were erected
soon after the war by the present owner at heavy
outlay. and in view of The costly character Of The
buildings, and the fact that their location Is in the
most desirable part of the city for business pnr-
rics, and those seeking solid investments, IS called
to this sale is seldom that such really valuable
property Is offered on the market.
TERMS LIBERIA, and made known 1T the time OF
sale. w. GODDlN,
fe2G Auclioneer.
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9s.CEgg SCORE.
9s.CENT SCORE.
pECEIVED
At TIE

* -----'
At TIE
99-CENT STORE:
100 DGUBLE-ERAatE yALISES at " CENT s'
80 1ARGE LEATHER sATGaELs, with outside
pocket, at a9c.
A lot l. = WILLOW HAMPERS,
i a los j. ARGE ELM HAMPERS,
$50 FINE LAMPS, trimmed complete With seven
,-ca a1eandi trimmings, and patent drip.rins'
1,bieh ,reyents al, soil, mt &c.;
~ nr,s,r-p1nd HIGH CHAIRS ut 9ec.,
,,ora 81 tbosc FINE BLACK ALARMand MCKEE
CLOCKS a. 81 SO twarranted),
a.o FryE-FooT ,sTEp-LADDERs. withisacket
for bucket, At ssc.;
. Tho finest line of TABLE-KNlVh. and FORKS
fsellirg twelve for 99c.l we have ever offered;
Another lot of those elegant three-piece LAVA
TEA SETS at csc. q SET,
LADIES' and cHILDREN's HATS, 10 close the
balance of stock. at 10 and 25e.
oei'- 40 e'''''.o : ~. A. STEVENS,
fa1s sos Broad street
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/ u n - u
Auction SALE OF FORFEITED DIAMONDS
GOLD AND efLyER WATCHES,
CHAINS, RINGS, JEWEGRY, &c. 81
Al tie request Of e. IA. Wfnstock Will sell on
WEDNESDAY, February q 9TH. commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, nj l104k Main street, next door 10
First National Bank, all the FORFEITED
PLEDGES that hare accumulated for long time,
consisting Of H. and 6.karat
GOLD WATCHES for ladies and gentlemen, both
stem and key-winders;
SILVER WATCHES;
FINE GOLD OPERA, GUARD, VEST, and
NEcK-tHA1Ns:
LOCKETs;
A very large lot of all kinds Of RINGS, SLEEVE
BUTTONs.f STUDS, SETS OF JEWELRf,
sILvERWARE, &c.
I would call special attention TO the DIAMONDS
that will be offered-such as very fine Solitaire Ear,
Rings, Rings, and Studs, Solitaire diamond ana
oe CLUSTER fsaSs, DIAMOND RINGS and many other
Don't fail 10 attend the sale, the goods MUST he
sold in order to realize the money loaned on them.
| r. q. COOK, Auctioneer.
NoTICE.-Pcrsous having pledges forfeited must
renew or redeem same on or before TUESDAY
fe % S.A WINSTOCk. Loan Broker:
By Davenport d Morris, Aucdoneers
| GRoCERIEs AT AUCTION.
| On THURSDAY the 2Stl of February we viii
sell ut auction at IL O'Clock, OF our warehouse on
| the dock,
| REFINED SUGARS of all grades.
saGo S SHE'S. s fituhfas and HAMS;
| CLEAR PORK, in barrels aud boxes;
| SALT, STARCH.
| TEAS, SOAP, &c.
| Also. to close constituents,
| 500 sarrrls DYER'S HERRINGS.
! 500 barrels NORTH CAROLINE GROSS, CUT,
and ROE HERRINGS:
MACKEREL-l00 barrels no. 3.
| TEENS: over 500. sixty days credit for ap-
| proved paper. DAVENPORT & NORRIS,
fe IS Auctioneers.