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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-17
A1nTIcE-The tubscribers, ending !!

a. ~ AZ t. Dt EuboittoSioI eboatt6 ~
- unavoidable 10 meet their engage
ments. and wishing 10 do their creditors
PROMPT Justice so far as they can, have de-
termined TO close their business, and TO dis
pose Of all their property by way OF public
auction, so soon as il can be prepared for
market. In pursuance OF this determination,
they will, on the Goth dag OF July, ls26, at
their store IN The town of Lynchburg. sell,
by way Of public auction, their entire stock
of Leather, and other Goods, in their said
store which stock embraces all kinds of
Leather suitable for Saddlers, Shoe makers,
Farmers, &c. &c. Also, a quantity of ready
made Saddery, Curriers' Tools, Iallow, TAN
ners' Oil in barrels, az. &c. So soon as the
sale OF the property above mentioned shall
have been completed, the sale will be adj
iourned 10 the Tan-Yard of the subscribers,
| in the county of Amherst, near Lynchburg,
where they will sell, in like rlanner, the fol-
/ lowing property, 10 wit; Their stock OF Hogs,
| Sheep, Horses aud Cattle, two horse Carts a.
Gear, three or four Ploughs, Household and
! Kitchen Furniture, one large Marble Slab 10
dress leather on, three plank do. Curryng
| Shop Tools, and Fan yard Implements, Lo-
! cusi posts, Plank, Scanting, a number of
| well cured skrtng Hides, few light hides,
and Negro man slave, by trade a tanner.
Tie terms of sale viii be liberal, and will
be distinctly made known AT the time and
place of sae.--We earnestly invite all our
creditors to come forward and purchase, and
they will be permitted To discount three
fourihs of the amounts Of their respective
purchases, (should the amounts of their re-
spociive claims against us SO far extend,) on
their paying, or securing 10 be paid 10 us in
such manner and nj such time as may be de-
clared by Us at tie time and place Of sale, the
remaining one fourth part Of their respective
! purchases, TO be applied by us to the dis
charge OF some special debts, which, upon
principles OF honor, and fair dealing we think
! entitled to preference.
We deem a general meeting of our Credit
ors, eiiherin person, or by legally authorised
agents, Indispensable previous TO the day OF
sale, and we therefore invite one to take
place at our store, in the town of Lynchburg,
on the 24ih day of July, 1896, 1.-TWO days be.
| fore the day of sale.) Matters Of the deepest
interest to our creditors Will fhsn and there
be agitated and decided on and we conf.
dently hope that none of our creditors will
! fail to atteud
All persons having accounts with, and in
debted to us, are earnestly solicited TO come
forward without delay, and adjust, aud pay
off their respective accounts, as our situation
will not admit OF longer indulgence,
d. & u. HOFFMAN.
Lynehburg, July 6, 1926. tds43
| T. S. The Editors Of the Richmond En-
qnirer and Lexington Inteligencer will
| please publish the above advertisement in
their respective papers until the day of sale,
and forward their accounts 10 the Editors Of
the Nrginian for payment. d. & o. II.
| u Sale TO be conducted by John Il. d.
PAYNE, Auctioneer.
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NorIcE--i Offer for sale my tract ofland,
y within seven miles of Lyuchbufg, CON
tanning One Hundred and sixty-seyen and a
half Acres, by recent survey. This land Is e.
quail 10 amy in the parts Dad well improved,
has on II good manufacturing mill, all com
pleie, with one pair Of burr stones aud two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
for the purpose Of corn and plaster; likewise
a good saw mill, aud now distllery, Just
put in operation, by which may he made
mill stands III fine rich neig hhorhood, and
the country grist is not surpassed by any in
this part OF the state. Any one wishing to
purchase mny be- accommodated by applying
to the subscriber living ON the premises.
Jas. MARTIN.
May l5' 1913
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N0TICE-By virtue Of a decd Of trust
" esecuted 10 the subscribers on the 18th
dav of january, 1926, by Powell Owuhy, and
duly recorded in the Clcri,'s Office oftheC oun.
y Of Bedford, for certain purposes therein ma.
med we shall on Friday the 7th day OF July
next, before the door of the Virginia Bank,
IN the town of LynChhurg, proceed to sell,
for ca5h, to the highest bidder, the tract of
land whercon the said Powell 0Wnby resides,
containing by estimation 5o0 acres. And al
50 slaves named Charles aud Wilcher. The
above tract is represented to the subscribers
as the best body OF mountain land in the
county We will convey such title as is
vested in us by the said deed and none 9TH
err JOHN +. SALE
WM Il. PORTER,
June Is. ctds45 Trustees.
The above sale is postponed until the 4h
Monday of the present month, July) when
the same will take place at Liberty, before
the front door OF the courthouse.
TRUSTEES.
Jniv l3, ctds49
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virrinia

A, Rule uiaen In the clerks Office CT the Superior
court Of Chsncery fer the Lynchburg District, the io;
.lay of Jane, ia25.
William Baoihe, III.
Hgainst
samne itcad, archibald Reberrsor, Boyd Miller
Samuel Garland and lhomHs i.efiwich, Defis.
he defendant Boyd Miller not having entered
Ia appearance and given security according 10 TIE act
oil Assembly and the ules o this and II appeA3ni,
bY saiafaciory evidence tina, he iuhabitant Of
this country tits ordered that the said ueeudaB; do
arpenr here the first day Of tie and answer
.fe bill Of the plaintiff and thats copy Il tbs order be
forihNih inserted III ,Qmc newspaper printed IN the
town of Iypchbnfg, for months successYely, and
rested Al as trout door Of the courtbousc the said
town. A copy Teste,
40 J. WILLS. {. {.
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Virginia:
count chaucrry for the LyEchburg district the 10th
day of 1unr. 1920.
Wi'fam Hack, Pit.
against
ker and Robert NORRIS, Defts.
The defendant Peter Walker not having enter
ed his and given security according the
act OF assembly and the rules of this conrt, and ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence. tina lac is not nha-
btant of this country, ordered that the sand deen.
dant appear here the first DAY othc nexterm and
answer the hill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
in the town of Lynehbnrg for tive months SUCCESSFULLY,
and posted front door of the court house in the
AZ JOHN WILLS, &C.
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EEARSHAL'S SALE Ia pursuance
VI OF decree OF The superior court OF
chancery for the Lynchbufg District, pro-
nn,inced on the cath day OF October, 1873, m
the causes therein depending, between Dan
iel Perrow, plaintiff, and Editha Clay, mo,
Their, administrative aud one OF the heirs OF
Cyrus Il. Clay, decd Junius Clay, oden
Clay. and Paul \. Clay, the brothers aud u.
Tier heirs Of Cyrus b Clay, deed the two
last infants by Ediiha Clay, specially assign
ed ,heir guardian, defendants, and the same
plaintiff vs. the same defendants the under-
signed marshal OF the said court, will,on Mon
day the oath day Of July next, II tair, IT not,
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays except
ed, expose TO shle, upon the premises, by
public auction, to the highest bidder, for rea.
DIV money, the land aud premises la the pro-
ceeding mentioned. lying in the county OF
Campbell, on the waters Of Beaver Creek,
bounded by the lands of Samuel Flemmng,
Stephen perrow, Bartlett Wiley, and lands
now 10 the possession OF David Ross, being
the land whereon the said Daniel b. ferEow
now resides, and containing 200 acres
J. YANCEY. ID. nj L d G.
June %, ids
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.Nessrs. James .Nealis 6, HIGH Malls.

A S you are not inhabitants of Virginia,
~ and have no agent or attorney therein
known to me, hereby notify you, through
the news papers, that shall on the eleventh
day of August, 1926, in the Eagle Tavern, in
Liberty, bedford court-house,) take the afii-
davis of Henry Terry, Philip Lockard, Mace
Bales. Thomas Stiff, and others and on the
10Th day of the same month, in the clerks
Gfiice of Monroe county, Va. shall take the
atIidavits of Spotswood Wills, and shalt con.
tnue from Day to day until all are taken. 4,
which affidavits when taken shall offer 10 be
read as evidence onthe trial of the Injunction
depending in Bedford County Cour, IN which
l am plaintiff and you are efendants-wben
and where you may attend Il you choose.
Your obi. serYi, ISAAC n. oTEY.
jury aa' ctda4o.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BROWN

Observation-Disclosures BROWN
4 Z has removed his Jeceiier's Shop TO the
tenement next doorto the Virginan Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes g. Brewster.
He takes this opportunity 10 return his stu
cere thanks 10 his friends md the public for
he patronage heretofore given him, aud as
sures them he will endcavor to merit con
sinuance of tit8ir encourage by prompt
and faithful attention to their orders for re-
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mending jewetry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may cntrusi him
EDWARD BROWN.
June I. sl3
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EoR RENT, for a term of ,s,u.

FOR RENT, for term of wear, ~
ID place where the late William r J,s o'e
resided, comprising8 or 10 acres of "sa
well inclosed, with small brick d,e1i gao
house kitchen, smoke.honse, stables. e err!'
rage-louse and house for servants, an 81 -
lent garden, a well OF fine water. a NM, 15es'
OF fruit trees, and'is altogether very deSro.
BILE situation.
If not rented before The goth inst. it will =,
that day be let 10 the highest bidder y"
Also, that valuable Farm, late the resi-.
dence of NJ. Lynch, decd lying within abon,
four miles of Lynrhburg This place has 9Y on
it comfortable dwelling honse with eenS vi
nient out houses, a good apple orchard fna
meadow, and about 900 Acres of cIea ,,"3
land, chiefly in good order for cultivation
good tenant may have a long lien.
Also the Plantation near the cardinp mn
chine. MlCAJAH DAVIS, if.
Guardian Of William B. Lynch.
July 10 tie4
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! lhbl4NlLa.--hi Il superior COuIl Di
Chaucery holden in the town OF Lynch
burg, on she 18th day of My, 1926.
Iohn EndeIs and Henry Clark, Pits
against
Sterling Claiborne and Thomas Aldrdge
George Myers John Myers and James s Pen-
dleton, late merchants aud partners trading
under the firm of Adridge, Myers q Pen
dIeton, and Walter Shelton, Deits.
This cause came on this day TO he heard
on the bill, answers OF the defendants Ster
ling Claiborne, Thomas Adrdge, James
Pendleton and Walter Shelton, and exhibits,
and upon the decreta orders of the 4th of
February, 1928, which appears to have been
duly served upon the other defendants, and
was argued by counsel, on consideration
whereof the court doth order that one of lis
commissioners do take an account betweent the
plaintiffs as the assignees OF PIT Shelton i
Co. aud the defendants Aldridge Myers 4
Pendleton, or any one or more of them al
so, an account Of the monies which have
come 10 the hands of the defendant Claiborne
IRON collections made by him for the defen-
dants Aldridge, Myers and PendIeton. and
how the same has been disposed of and make
report thereof TO the court with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent BY himself
or required by the parties to be 50 stated
coPy-Ieste, j. WILLS, OK.
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June. Is
WILSON County, Day Court, 1896.

.NeiS0H county, way Court, l626.
James Loving, Pitt
against
! John Johnson and Behetherland his wife,
formerly Behelherand Loving, Abram Seay
and Rosa his wife, formerly Rosa Loving,
Samuel Stevens aud Nancy bis wife, former
! " Nancy Loving, Samuel &. Denny aud Ma
om his wife, formerly Naomi Loving, and
| Polly Loving, Mildred Loving, George Sea
toa Loving aud Zachariah Loving, children
aud heirs Of George Loving, decd. Detts.
IN CHANCERY,
On the motion OF the plaintiff by his attor
ney, and It appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the court that the tract OF land of which
George Loving died seized and possessed, ly.
| ing in this county, is not worth the sum OF
three hundred dollars to each distrihaiee
thereof, and it also appearing to the satisiac-
ton OF the court that the defendants Bpheth.
eriand johnson, Rosa Seay, Nancy stevens
aud Naomi Denny, distributes of said Geo
Loving. dec. are iemes covert, and that The
defendants George Seaton Loving and ga
chariah Loving, who are nlso distributes of
the said George Loving, dee are infants un-
der the age of twenty one years; and it
nrther appearing that the defendants Abram
Seay and George Seaton Loving are not inha
hitants OF this commonwealth aud without
the jurisdiction of this court II is therefore
ordered, adiudged and decreed, Mat the said
absent defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in August neat, to show
cause, if any they can, why the said tract Of
land should not he sold, according TO The pro-
visions of the act Of Assembly in such cases
made and provided and it is further order.
! ed, that copy of this order be inserted in
! The Virginian, published in the town OF Lynch
! burg, once a week for eight weeks success
sively, previous to the said fourth Monday in
! August, and that another copy be posted up
at the door of the courthouse of this county
on some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

zlsOR Rent the three story Brick House,
or Main Street, lsteiy occupied by J.
p. Rnvd. Ills we'll calculated tor business H.
family, and the stand IS among the eest,aod
iifere is a well ct good water on Tire lot with'
in a few yards Of The boase--Possessloa may
be had on The 2oth inst. Enquire OF James
Dntfel tets76 May q.
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N g w MUgyC.

' ME subscriber has the pleasure of in
a forming the ladies' and gentlemen If
iynchbufg, that he has received direct from
rAhadelphia, very valuable selection Of
,I2W WWSIUa
ror the Piano Forte, German Flute, .Clari.
onet, &f. Sc.--All of which he is determined
10 sen very low ABRAM r, NORTH.
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DC RO. C. CUTLER D. c.
TOR SALE the LANYARD at New

A Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Charles L. Barrett together with a commodi
Gus dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house
and other out houses. There is attached TO
this establishment, but little short of four A.
cres Of Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout 40 watts, and bark suttcieat to work the
yard for some time to come. This situation
is believed to be one of the best for the re-
ception of country hides in Virginia POS
session, tor the purpose of working in Andes,
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first of December next. ANY per-
son wishingto purchase such property will
do we'll 10 call and see It, as great bargain
may be had. MIR. Barrel, of New Glasgow,
will show the property, and is authorised to
stipulate for the sumo. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3. ts92
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Maurice IL. GayAand,
4 WTORNEY At law.

AIIORNEY At LAW,
WILL attend the Inferior and SUPERB
or Courts OF Campbell, Amherst and
Bedford, together with the several courts
holden in the town Of Lynohbnrg He may
be found at hi, brothers s. Garland's) office
on Sd Street, nearly opposite the Washington
Hotel. c3w47 June %.
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MILLS FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to the last VIII of tbe
a late Col. William B. Lynch, offer fl,
sale one undivided moiety OF the Black VA.
ter Mills, lying within few bnndred ward,
OF LyDchbnrg, TO which is attached about 60
acres OF Land, extending nearly TO the town.
These Mills run three pair OF Bars and our
pair Of Cologne stones, and when in com.
plete order can grind forty or fifty thousand
bushels OF wheat in a season j; and their local
situation, added to the destruction OF several
manufacturing mills in this district of coun.
try by the late leod, render them well wor.
thy the attention Of persons DESTROYS to own
this sort of property.
The dam has been recently broken, but eau
be rebuilt in short time for a moderate sum
and probably will he done before the sale.
A small part OF The purchase money will
be wanted in hand, or al short date, aud
a liberal credit given on the balance.
III sale is not made before the Sd day Of
August, they will on that day be sold at pub
lie auction on the premises.
MICAJAH DAVIS, ir.
.2dmr. uith The lriH duae1td ofthe
statG Of I'm. B. Lynch.
? s. Several gToes for Hire belonging
to the said estate. tds94 July 10.
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Mooney foundry one of my
IVA boys sum of money, part OF whicn
J have recovered from the boy who found II.
The owner can have ii by applying to the
subscriber, describing the same and ray'nG
for this advertisements
THOMAS Il. FOWLER, m
July 10. ts49. ,e HI
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Comm 's,oner's office, Lgnchbmg, J
L q Z

O0HIW ssl0HeT QVce, L9NCN6Wg,
June Il, 1926. {
The parties in this cause will take notice
that | have appointed Saturday, the fifth dav
OF August next to carry the FOREGOING order
OF court into effect. On (which day, at the
hour OF nine O'Clock in the morning. tbrv
are required to attend at my Office, in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and co.
PIES OF court papers, prepared for examinali.
on aud settlement.
June 90. od,I1-
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June l.
NDREWs & BROTHERS, b.

A NDREWS b BROTHERS, beg
N leave to infoun the public in general,
that BY the latest arrisas they have ree'o
the principal part of thel, Spring aud San-
mer supply Of Staalp and Fancy G#ods.--
As in the selection Of their assortment this
season, they have omitted no Article that
could BE- procured in their inr OF business
that ,s either useful or fashionable, as they
presume their customers expect this duty
from them in requitaI for the liberal pat
ronage they have received, they consider
it unnecessary 10 give them a tedious de-
tail of every article that comprises their
asnrfLunnt IF
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4 DVERTfsE VENT All persons in
u dehtcd 10 be estate of Jas. Nastin, dec.
are requested 10 come forward & settle their
accounts aud make payment without delay,
ms indulgence emnut be gveu-aud persons
having claims againft the estate are request
ed 10 bring forward th"ir accounts properly
authenticated for payment.
HENRY FORQuERAN, Admr
Of James Muslin, Zee.
June %. c4wI6
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a OTICE.-Bv virlue Of a deed of Irnsl,
" executed 10 US by James Brooks, dated
the eleventh day OF August 1924, aud recor.
ded in the county court OF Campbell, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, for cash, on the Goth day OF Au-
gust next, tract or parcel OF land lying and
being in the county of Campbell, on .Staun-
ton river, supposec TO contain Que thousand
ceres being the tract of land purchased by the
said Brooks of William Irvine, or so much OF
the said tract of land as shall Toe sufficient to
pay the amount of prnci' al II interest now
due for the same, together with the costs
and charges of sale--Acting as trustees we
shall convey such title as IS vested in us by
the deed aforesaid WIN. RADFORD,
ALEX IRVINE
June Is Ctdsi5
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DYy Goods, Groceries,

Hardware, Crockrry, Hats, SHOES, &c. SC.
They will however, take leave to say that
in their exrrtions to get together a cheap
and elegant assortment, they have never
been 20 fortonate. And they invite with
confidence call from all customers.
May 25.
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TRUsr SALE nfpat.slr.n;. !,

ms ohLE OF PatsTlrania ~
a by Virtue OF deed Of trust exrs - -
rs s sa by pabsey Morris SAIL, 70 10
VIE, beaflHs daie Inc 25lh Of Nav. 1ss.-. IA
OF record in the county court Of pin'9'11.o, nod
iof CERTAIN purposes therein specified ia ahe
proceed 10 sell, AT public auction, in "a . saah
oil Danyille, on Thursday Tire Sd DE-, ~ - Nv n
gust next, Tract OF Lard in Pitl3, I =. Az
containing or supposed to contain 900 Ae r'
ION winch William A. Norris al prs.aa stts,
sides,) on credit of one aud two ~ re-
purchaser TO give bonds with sa,i, IT,, The
personal security, and deed Of true, -, ss'9fY
land 10 secure the payment of the r, M ne
money. Such title only will be conka, ,',ase
is vested in me as Trusire. eaa3
The Editor of the DanylIle Sn,,iae'
publish the above advertisement ,iII ia VIII
OF sale, and forward his account In H.. Jay
ginian Office for payment. IT.
July 10. ,Icta.o,
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OTICE-By virtue Of deed of trus

3 OTICE-By virtue Of \ deed oftrust,
executed by Christopher lsbell aud
William !. Isbell, the 9th day of October,
1924, and duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the county conrt' of Amherst, we shall, on
Tuesday the 18th of July, 1925, before the
Market II use, in the town of Lynchbnrg,
sell, for cash, 10 satisfy the purposes Of said
deed, the following property, to wit: A tract
or parcel of Land, lying in the county Of
Amherst, and containing 10 acres-oue house
and lot, now in the occupancy of William |.
I5hell, situate in the county of Amherst and
three slaves, Cesar, Charles and Peter, wa
termen--together with all and singular the
rights and appnrtenancrs belonging to the
said tract OF I and and Lot--As trustees, we
shall only convey such title as is vested in
US, though it is supposed 10 he indisputable
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN L. THURMAN.
June ! tdsI3
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.Iniy 10

g4sOR SALE A valuable tract of land,
4 living on Flat Creek ten or eleven miles
from Lyuchburg, containing 1 or 500 acres,
and open land sufficient to work five or
six hands 10 advantage. This land is well n
dapted to the cultivation of tobacco aud all
kinds Of grain ; the Improvements are com
Portable dwelling house necessary out houses,
an excellent spring convenient to the house
Itisthotunueeessary o givea further descrip.
ton as it is supposed any person wishing to
purchase will first view the land A great
hareain may be had by immediate application
to tie subscriber, living on the premises, as
he is determined to sell.
EDWARD. CLARK
July ~. c4w'49
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New Has StOVe.

n SAMUEL DfNKLE a Co. have
kA M Just opened, IN the house next
door above Henry Carlton, Il
COS. Shoe Store, ard little
below The Vrginian Office, Il new and ex-
...,,.,, q. ,saarftnaut nf
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DR. NJ r. e ,TIt GEE
4 .FFERs his ser'ieesa as practitioner
Z oil Medicine 10 the inhabitants OF Lynch
burg and is vicinity. Ills office is on NAM
Stree, opposite the Union Hotel.
Inpo % icGW47
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Together With a generaI supply Of
Common Fur and u oal Hats.
A part of which are of their own inanntac-
turing. and warranted 10 be FIRST quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the pubic patron
age. as they are determined to keep CON
sftnhy on baud h complete assortment OF
fancy bats Of the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description OF fae and
common hats of THEN own manufacture,
All of which th,y will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought Of them, Of their own
maize, shall be Ironed without charge.
June &c, iiso