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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05

ALE.--Bv virtue of deed of trust
- executed by Joseph billiard to the subscri-
Der, bearing date the sab of October 1924 and
duly recorded IN the County court of Amherst,
shall ON saturday. the 9th day of October
next ensuing at James S Pendetons tavern in
New Ola gov, proceed TO sell, to the he hest
bidder, for cash, ten negro slaves, TO wit, Ben,
VIII, Frederick Scott, William, Sanford, Cor
bio, Richard, Charlotte aud Mary aud the in
crease OF said females since the date of said
deed. Also, six Beds, BedsteadS aud furniture,
one Clock aud case, one Bureau and Book case,
one side Board, several head OF horses, cattle,
sheep aud hogs, OF SO much OF said property as
may be necessary to answer the purposes of the
decd of trust aforesaid. shall convey such IT,
tie only as is vested by said deed,
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Sept. 81. ctdsIf
POSTP0NEMENT
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
the 10th dav OF November.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Oct. % tdsl2.
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\ aluable Real Estate for Sale,

HE suI scriber wish TO dispose ofhis la
able posse slons IN the county OF Campbell,
aud approaching within one mile oi Lynchburg,
containing upwards OF one thousand acres oitirst
raic land
1nis land IS divided into two nactS--the one
wherein he resides containing IL acres lying
iunediatel, on he Turnpike road al the first
oil gate, aid Hiti IN two miles OF town :--On il
arr good mproVemrntS--about one halt cleared
tua il tigDcr state OF cultivation than any 9th.
- land IN III vicinity of Lynchbuig The wood
Land Is well timbered, and fle whole of it good
Tobacco land. The other, whetron his lBohrr
resides adjoining the above named tract con-
tuntng wards OF gtD acres lies within one
mie q, hsncaLurg, nndi about one hall cleared,
the grcatcf part al which is an excellent state
Of colt rvation.-Il e whole OF the unceafed land
would bring FIRST rate Tobacco. On the last
mentioned tract there is a good framed da cling
house and other necessary out houses be-
sides the largest and most fruitful peach aud APP
pie orchards 4 the country, 0i choice selected
fruit Both tracts OF this land are well waleied.
Black Naer Greek running through the whole
extent ofh be latter. From the fertility of is soil.
IFS convenience 10 market, and the saluDIiiy Of
its climate. the subscriber GEMS II enneiy
unnecessary 10 say any thng in recommends
ton Of Is property, being confident than an
than any thing be could say.
Also one other tract lying in the. county oil
Bedford, on the waters OF Goose Creek, knows
by the name of the meadon 5 and containing BOD
acres--not more than 100 cleared. From the
situation OF this land, several public roads lesd'
ing dueuly by it. il presents one among the beat
stands for 4 pablo b use. The improvements
are eftDrrt new, confusing of good dwelling
hors store house. sable, &c.-I ewhole Of ths
land lie, well; tur Il nred had Is excellent
heart, and would afford fifty acres of st rate
meadow land, IN a body. This land has been
found to be well adapted the production oil cl0-
yer. The woodland i, enlirely fertile.
As it is very rare that SO valuable property -
put ato market the subscriber hegs leave 10 can
the At ention ot tue pubiiclo it, The land lying
near Lynchhurg presents the highest induce
mcnfs To nen of capltal aud indeed the whole
of is desirable that he Eaters hmselt, all
thosr who ISL TO procure desirable situations
iettile land and good bargains will give hun
call.
A line addressed to the subscriber near Lynch
1urg, will he punctually attended o.
RICHARD Chiffon.
Nov. c3nl3
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AIBRIGHT,s


WINS Medicine, for ,he short limo IL has
II been before the Public, has proved itself
Superior 10 Panaceas, and other remedies. 10
sIch degree as 10 give confidence 10 the Pro-
prietor, that lis efficacy alone Will support its
distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered II
Is SO perfectly innocent, that evil effect need
be apprehcnded from 1t, when edagrceably
TO the directions. II may be given, without any
apprehension, to the most tender infant OF fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases:--N
crosis, Carries, Tor ulcerstt0ns of the bunes)
Kings Esh,Or Scfolula, Rheumatic affections of
the head, aud system generally Syphilis, Mer.
cuIial, and all complaints originating IN the i'm
proper use Of Mercury Ulcers of the mouth 4
throat ; White Swelling; cancerous, and inyeie-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears dlseas
es Of the Skin ; Liver complaints Jaundce In
digestion, aud Debility.
As general depulative article, or purifier
of the blood, his medicine possesses invaluable
powers II improves The appetlr, and has the
remarkable quality of depri"lpg the skin of that
yellow bilious TINT which is 50 common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the dsras above emu
mcraied, II IS also recommended n a remedy Tor
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head,
tormenls for years.
Each bottle ofihc genuine Medicine has lab.
el, representing the Eagle and the LYDIA. with
my signature.
a. PRiCE 81 PER BOTTLE AND $50 rgE poz.
EF JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. 1903, Arch Street, near Third, PhiIa
Oct %
The subscriber has just received large quan
THY oftbe Columbian Syrup and is the Only n
gent for This section nf country
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. %
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Oct %

NNfOiICE-Beng DESTROYS To remove 10 the
81 Western country, and wishing anSipusy
90 settle all my business IN this State previous TO
myremoval. | shall on Tuesday the 2Oth day of
Nov. next offer for sale Al public auction. at my
residence OH Goose Greek, in Bedford Deunty. all
my Estate, both real and personal, consisting OF
the following property-to wIt-My interest III
the tract of land on which reside, belonging TO
the Est4ie of Boyce Edison; decd. Also, one
hundred acres Of land adjoining Capt J"hn ii.
Ofey and others, ten OF twelve likely Negroes, a
mang them an excellent Blacksmith, ten Horses,
10 herd of Hogs, 80 head ofCattle, 20 head OF
Sheep, 3 Wagons and gear, and all my planta.
ton tools and utenss-'Ihe terms Of sale viii be
for all sums under FIVE dollars cash, over thar
sum credit until the LIST day of January, 1929,
will be given with interest from the date the
purchaser entering into bond with approved Sc
cury. BAitNAbAo A. !iDoON'
Also. will be Sold at the same time and place,
all the personal property belonging to the Estate
of Bovce Edison decd consisting of3 Negroes,
household and kitchen furniture, &c.-Ail
those indebted TO this Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it are invited TO present them on
the dav of sale authenticated according 10 law,
that arrangements may he made for settling
them as am determined to close the unsettled
business of the Estate
Is. A. EiDS0N-Actmg EXT. of
Boycs Edison, decd.
Oct % c3wla
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YIRGlNA-Ata court held for Monigo,nerg County,
tae fourth day or September 1927. James Simphiht'
fitf against George " atkins, and Alsabedo NhIns'
TOPAZ O. H9t.,ins. Executors of Miry Natklnt, Soe'
defts-h ehucrry.
The defendant George Watkins not having eateres
his appearance, and gwen security according 10 NV p
the rules OF th court, and it appearing by sansiaoy
evidence thai he Is not IN inhab taht 81 tins cohho"
wealth Ii Is ordered HAT the said decld'nt aPpyn
here the rst " of March term next, and answer LUZ
bill of the plaintiff ana that copy OF this ord' u
forthwith inserted in some spi per published ID ""
state for tu months and that aEotter Lo
be posted the front door of the court house oil INC PAW
county, two successive court days. ,
10 copy-teste, X. ID. MONIAGCE, ~
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InRuST sALE.--By virtue Of deed Of
! Iu,t, executed 10 The subscriber on the first
da, OF Ap,d 1877 by Thomas lyers for Get
tam purposes therein expressed, aud duly rccor-
dcd IN the clerks nniee Of Amherst county,
ahah an Tuesday the thirteenth day Of Novem-
bcr next on tue ptsmises, sell ior ready money,
20 The hig hest blJjer the tract of land which n.
nue II Christian formerly owned, and lies al
io,uiag the land. of phlneas Pierce and otbets
containing bs recent survey l25 ncrey, or 50
much thereof as viii te sufficient to satisfy the
purposes of said trusi deed | will only convey
such title AS ia vested IN me lay sand uust and
,none other WILLIAM BOURNE.
Oct Is. c3tl2
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unjust SALE.-By virtue If a trust deed,
y executed to the undersigned b. Thomas
q Goodrich on the 10Th day OF November, 1924,
and duly admitted IL record in the clerks ntfce
of Amherst county, will ON Monday the 2lst
day Of November, 1871, that beng Amh"fot
county court day, al the Courthouse OF SAID
county Of Amherst, proceed 10 sell to the high
est bidder, at auction, for cash, all of the said
Good ich's libr,ry, plantation utensils, two hogs,
one silver watch, set OF carpenters tools one
,latc, one slay, sc. &c Acting a. trustee, /
will only convey such title as is vested in me by
said deed, but the right to The property Is believ
ed to be Ind 'sputdhle.
JACOB HAAS, Trustee,
Oct % Ctdsl2
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S\kOflCE. by virtue oi a uoi aero aaa'
III by Alien Talbot, heating dotcihe 8othday
OF Iune, ls25 X tceoided IN III" county conf' oil
Anhe,s,. dnd N the corporation coofi OF Lynch
burg. tue undersigued, tue trustee III sa'd u
,lc,. 10 cury nto execution the purposes thef'-
nj vii before III, donrs olihe said Allen talbot
in the corporation OF bynehhnrg sth TO lb'
hiencet bidder lor cash, On IN FIRST day OF no
~enlbcr nest, The following property TO WI ;
one Nv aud Calf oae 7ri' Mahogany iaoie''
one lea Fable, one Candle sland, nall dorm
Ch,1s. n,o looking Glasses, sindry Table Fun
n,a,,e. one Colt, two Walnut Tables, one VA
nut Desk. Two Beds and Furniture, . quantity ot
Kitchen Furniture. aud three slaves, to W.T. eoe
mnnn named dam nne voma uaned MhtA,
and one rirl named Leanna Such 'lle only
will be sold az thu Trastcr may lawfully con
ves. Slhhhi4''
Oct 10 ius-'
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Real Estate for Sale

SHNflLL he sold, on The premises, on Tuesday
W the Doth day of November next, andpos
session given on 18th December. the two.story
brick house on mann street in the town of LYNCH
burg, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samson
Dugu,d and VIM. +. johnson Also. LOT nd.
joining Liberty Ware house, with a small fran
cd house thereon, on the following terms, one
fifth ofthe purchase money will be required 10
he paid down Iheother four ffths To be diyi.
ded into four aon'n'l instruments. The purchas-
er giving bonds with approved security on the
two first pay ents, Il deed Of trust on the pro.
perry 10 secure the two last payments
IL The sale will be conducted bv Jobn u N
Payne, Auctr.
THOMAS FOX, Attorney,
for .lanrs Fox S Legatees
Vc' l. tc6wl7.
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Aug 30.

I'd COX EINDERY. The subscriber has In.
- ly procured an additional FIRST rate Rorox
Binder. which enables him to do all wol IA
thai line, Will neatness and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia, very larse
supply Of paper Of vo'y superior quality, whica
enables him 10 do any kind of Bia,k H'ng1 at a
minutes notice Merchants, Clerks. and the nnh-
lie generally may ,ely on having any work or
defed OF me, faithfully done and made ont fla,
best materials and AT very low prices Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat al les.
tire and can do them much better than when
ana pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books al much lower pricvx
than they ever were known 10 be done at in this
dart oil the country, and in a much more super
OF manner. ABltAM X NORTH.
Feb. y ts27
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nNOllCE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust ~.
An cuted 10 me by Daeiel f. Christian. +, -
cure debt due John Christian and recorded q,
The 2oih day Of Novemher. 1922 and OF r,.ori
III the clerks otiiee OF Amherst county, viii ne
sold, at SAID Christian house, on Hariss
creek en- the 9th day OF November, for ready
money, the following property TO WI ny
beds, 'wo tables, one trunk one dr.t cn.
chairs, a-c. Acting as trustee. Will onls con-
such title AS is vested ir ne by deed af.rpe,ia
fETEP +. CHRISTIAN
Aug. 30 tct1s4
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M O1lCE.-1har on the 23d Of Nos...l \
IA next, will be sold TO the biehcs, bid mug
a credit TIL the first day Of June ney, W
whole of the perisIable estate of Ioscnb >. 'ue
dexter DECD Al his late residence in ihs IN
I. Of Campbell, consisting OF the Houyebols ~"
Kitchen furniture, plantation utensils S,ael '''v u
evefy description. together with the cron NJ =, ~
colder, &C. aud perhaps one or .por. Il ~
Negroes '"eS
LEWIS d. PoINDEXTER. AND
JOHN POINDEXTER.
Executors ofJo's PoindeIter decd
c5tii.
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SSYo 1CE-N persons having laims against
Isl ihr state Of Ln,lcb,rty fntteson, dec d.
Lands Paueson, decd, and John Nc onnell,
deed. are netehy requested IN hrmP them tor
ward Tor adjustment. b,tng about TO close NV All
minisiraiion accounts With the sad estates. II
they arc not presented by the first day OF De
cember next This notce ",ll be plead Ia bar of
such as may be after that date. ..
ALEXANDER PATlESoN.
August % eim3
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Valuable Land and \ egroes for
Sale.

Jpn PURSUANCE OF the last will and tesla
y ment Of William swanson, decd. We will
sell, TO the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Tuesday the 18th day of December next on
credit of one, two and three years; a tract of
land lying in the county of Franklin on both sides
of Chestnut Creek, Immediately in the neghbor-
hood of Alessrs John Wade and Pleasant Dickin-
son, within ten or eleven miles of Franklin
Court House, immediately ON the road leading
from the latter place by Pittsylvania Court
House, to Danville containing 10y recent survey
$40 Acres. There is sufficient quantity of
cleared land to work nine or ten hands % adj
vantage, considerable portion of which is Low
Grounds of excellent quality, AMI the whole we'll
adapted to the culture OF Corn, Wheat, & To-
bacco The Improvements consist in comfor-
table dwelling house. with the necessary out
houses. Those wishing TO view the land prev-
Gus to the day ofsale; can b. shewn the same
by application TO Capt William Hutchinson. who
resides on the premises. At the same time and
place. we will sell. on credit OF twelve months.
thrteen or fourteen likely negroes, consisting of
men. womenand children, also, the crop of corn
and tobacco, the remaining stock, plantation u
tensils, &c.
WILLIAM SWANSON, I Executors.
FRANCIS SWANSON,
Nov. l. c.dsl3
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a PETITION will Represented TO the next
~ General Assembly of Virginia, on behalf
Of the Stockholders of the Lynchburg aud Salem
Turnpike Company. paying a change OF mod6ca
ton Off law in relation TO the said COMPANY.
winch nuthofiscs the state to appropriate the tolls
OF the said company. to the further extension of
the said Turnpike road.
Oct. 20. ,it,
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~ Ntle 10Th Of December next. iffam. if not.
~ the inst fair day, the subscriber will sell.
nj public auction on a credit Of twelve months
before the Franklin Hotel. in lynchbme, 10
likely negroes consisting OF linen men and
children They are negroes of fine character ;
among them are several cooks and house ser.
wants. iftbcy he not sold none day the sale will
be continued until they are all sold.
The snbscrbG,ewl likewise sell privately hi.
tract OF land ~ Bedford county, situated nm the
north aud south forks of tioose Creek. and ON
the main road leading from Lynchburg 10 Fin.
castle, u mites west of Liberty and adioininp
Capt Bntord. II contains about HOO acrcs Of
which 500 are unceared. The part which is
unceared, except a very small portion. is cx,eL
let tobnceo land OF The cleared land 40
ores are 10" grounds ofthe first quality. and The
remainder remarkably fine high land This
Is ono OF The best tracts of land in the I'm.
per country being well adapted to the cultiva.
ton oItohacco and all kinds of grain il lies re-.
markabit well and is very free from stone if di.
Vided It would nuke two very handsome trocts
which shall he done. If those who wish Ia n,,.
chase wish II. Persons wishing TO nurchase MOI,
apply tothe subscriber residing in the ncicb.
boarhond ri Ne" London or TO Can't Rufnrd
reslding near the tracts
WILLIAM IRVINE.
~ .. tbs
u The Editors of the Enonircr will ,rsor,
the above advertisement I'LL the day of sale and
| forward then hillto This Office for payment
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MOTicE.-Will he offered for sal.
~ highest bidder on the firsi day op - y ~
Der DeNt Oh the premises. Il fraet ofi.., '.ethr
m the county Of Campbell. on the ua,ers 9mg
tom creek. three or fouI Inles cas-, :, - But
Court House I quantity supposed ia a''+R
tween ioaf aud fise hundred acre. az u, be.
hundred acfes are good tobacco land & -. 'le
anee good gram land witt sood fn,p,o,a.. va"
one hundred a twenty oi itifty ,l'',"'N
land IS cleared and is in ssood order "a, ''o'e
Afui'hef description ia deer,cd ann.re'',.g'
those that wish 10 buy, will view for ,bs,aa , ~
Terms OF sale. one tlird of tie ,,orrb'as ''e
ney "iIi he cash; one aud Two years crc ., no
balance viii be given, b, the purchase, We
bonds and approved security. sN~s
1HOhAs ROsSER. Aee,,s
Sept. %
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August %

10y virtue Of n deed of trust executed to the
s subscribers by Capt Reuben Norvcll for
certain purposes therein mentioned and duly re-
corded in the county coultof Amherst. we shall
proceed, on Monday the 2lsi day of November,
(beng Amherst court day. al the Court House
10 sell To the highest bidder, (lfnot dlspoS~a of
sooner by private contracD the following tracts
of land situated in the county of Amhrrst-0np
tract on James River, containing upwards of SIX
hundred acres commonly called Christian quar-
ter one other tract adjacent thereto containing
,wo hundred aud ff three acres one other
raCt adjoining the last mentioned tract, con
tanning four hundred acr"S one other tract on
Otter Creek, containing two hundred l. forty a
cres and one plher tract being that on which
Capt NoNcl resides, containing three hundred
and fifty acres.
Such of the above II acts as are under cultivation
viii remain IN the occupancy Of the tenants UNI
ill the growing crop is taken off, al which time
possession " Ill be delivered TO the purchaser.
The sale will commence on the day and place a
bove mentioned, and il not concluded will con
tinue from day 10 day until all the said tracts OF
land are sold.-Terms made known on the day
of sale. C. ANTHONY,
GEO. r. NORVELL.
The above sale is with my consent
REUBEN N0RVELL.
Oct p. cldslo
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NO NE pA.A = Us.
July 10

IO AE pA.A = Us.
WYE are now prepared to Offer to thcir at
w tention very general assortment, Hook
en- Goods, suitable for Negroes
Best 'toaliy Napt Conoa's double Mlod
Heavy iwlcd Army Cloths
Coarse CasSipett'> (al very 10" prices)
;, I, 4l.2 aud point twiled Blankets Every
cheap
II al real Whitney Blankets sup. to any
ever offered in tins market.
Y" the l,@t.ies
WE feel pleasing in announcing the arrival OF
G u many rich aad fashionable articles TO
irbich Ve Ic1uid direct thrr attention
superb Crimson aud white Melino long Sha"ls
or SCAR
do do do Shawls handsome fig
Rich plaid Italian and Grosdenople Silks (newest
syIe)
Very sup plain silks assorted shades--fol rim
mmRs
And jtl bilct Italian aud Gros de Maple Silks
Canning iUbbons. oi ve.y sup. quality
Heavy rica dgd. Black Mandarin Grapes and
Robes
Do PLAIN do.
A large assortment Brussels Thread Lace and
Edgmgs
Ais>plonei alicoes and splendid Paid do.
Grecan Glnghams, for " inter season
Crazy Jeans Caps, SWISS Muslin and Bobbinot
ColldIs
A splendid assortment fgd. and plain Swiss
aud Book MuSns
Plaid aud striped Cambrck Muslins, at every
plice
Fine and superiine long Lawns
Belt Ribbons, ofeyery hue of the Rainbow
Cotton, " orstcd and silk Ilozierv of sup quail
~
The above compri7eS few ofthe leading ar.
tices OF our assortment, which Shuli he offered
al a small advance tine NcW YotL prices
Mckee RObINSO AGO.
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Fall aud Winter Goods.

purchased by iiie,f senior partner at New York,
AT great sacriicRs Tor cash, also many articles
imported by their house ut Philadelphia, ex-
Pressly 10, this market which they will sell at
much lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
u They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices, winch they viii always
ask al first, and winch they ~illneyer Ia The least
desiaie from; thes make this notice publictoT the
Information Of those that wish To favour them
with their custom. BY this mode, those that wish
TO purchase, will get equally low by order as if
personally applied for.
Persons wishing TO purchase any article will
find II much 10 their advantage 10 call at their
cash STORE, where goods afe sold To Town aud
Country customers al the same price.
1hey will remark their stock viii be kept up
by weekly arrivals. which will enable them to
have HE latest aud most admired fashions Of
Staple d Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article OF useful goods
such as
Broad Cloth, i CassimeTes.
Cassinetis d > ttneils,
Coloured Plans,
Rose Il Point Blankets,
tlannes g. Bazes,
Bombazetts.
Striped y Pam fneys,
Vesfings. assorted,
Bed 1ickings
Irish Linrus Il Lawns
Black Il Col5nre1 Silks,
Fancy Silk ohaws 4 iidkfs.
Tortoise Shell iack aud side Combs,
Grape Leescs q GHuzes.
iii.h Shooting Il Table Linens
PLAID and Ntrpet Masns,
Sill, " Go ton ycveis,
nd Sdk aud BenV"l G'oves,
Sewing & Floss Spoo Cottons
kbbands and fringe,
1binbles n Ladies Wallets,
Black and Cord. Cambrics,
piaids aud Checks,
liokineburgs,
Book Muslins,
Osnaburgs very stout)
Cotton Cloths, !
Swiss Mu,lins,
Circassan plaids.
Calicoe Prints |
laCes and Edgings,
Cambrics and Gusns,
Mciino end Cashmere Shawls.
Lac and Gauze Wells,
Grape aud Muslin Robea.
Belt Ribbsnds
Bobbineu Laces
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Linen Cambria Hdfs.
bl"Ildi hllil Ninibu tfdHtHJ
JarOnet and Null Musms,
Superior Black LeyanIine.
Tapes. Cords aud Bobbins.
Needle. and Pms,
Silk Buttons and Scissors,
Leehora and Straw Bonneis,
Together with number of other articles in I
the Dry Goods line. too numerous to enumerae
Fur and Wool Hats.
HARD WARE.
Nearly evorv description Of Hardware.
EARIHEN AND GLASS WARE |
They havron hand large assortment OF Ear
then and Glass Ware which is ollerd cheap.
SHOES.
Ladies' Gentlemens aud Chdrens shoes at |
low prices.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment of Groceries also,
Cotton aud " Dol ards.
They hnye opened at their room beck n rhcIr
store on Main street, large assortment of
made Clothing. which will be disposed ot Al phi
ces worthy OF attention.
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tngiish French india and Domestic
Whntesaie and Retail Eare House.
ANDREWS r. BROTHERS

Are now prepared 10 o1er their friends aud
the public M general. IN addition TO their stncis
on hand, istse aud valuable assortment of
fresh ttn .a4,..t