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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
Valuable Property for Sale


N OIiCE.-By virtue of deed Of trus, 70
~ the undersigned from Griffin Lewis and
Betsy his wife, bearing date the 2sth of Febru.
ary' 1873 and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
nee ol Campbell coGaty, for certain PURPOSES
therein mentioned we the undersigned trus,ees
or one OF u.s. will proceed TO sell, on the premi,
ses, on Saturday the 9TH day of Noyember.
1929 10 the highest bidder, for ready money
the following property. to wit the tract of
Land whefeon the said Lewis resides N rho
said county OF Campbell, On big Falling river,
said TO contain, by late survey, 3Os acres AL
500 4 negroes 10 wit; Dice, woman, slas, a
much thereof as will satisfy and nav Tho d.h,s
and cost as expressed in said deed OF trust Thi.
property is very valuable, and well worth the
attention of those that wish to purchase We
by the said deed OF trust :" 'S
JOHN H. BENNETT. } Trus
a., SAMUEL NoWLlN. }tees,
tdsl6
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HEWsON'S OF FTCEI 7
Lynehburg, oc, I'D, 1929.
Number, drawn in The New York Consoltda.
led Letter, Eana Class No. II
% 10 30 y II IL 10 IL 81.
Maine state Lottery. Glass No.2:
Cs u l ii 10 40 4s % o.
Grad State Lottery, Class No 81
% % Al 7 % ID.
Call and receive the cash for your prizes, or
renew them ~ tho nezi Lotteries 10 be drawn.
HENSOS'S 06ice of
Luck.
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Smith, BagWell Il Go,

n RE now receiving tlien Fall supply OF
2A GOODS, consisting OF Cry Goods, Hard,
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Groceries, Crockery
Glass and China Ware, Boots and Shoes, Soa
Leather, Smiths Anvills, Vices, &c. Sc in
greater varieties than they have ever before
kept--ali of which they are disposed TO sci
low. The market price given for Wheat,
Flour, Tobacco, &c. &c,
Oot.6 ON
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WYE have just received few package. desi.
w rabe goods much cheaper than previous
supplies, that We are induced once more this
summer to- invite our town and country friends
to examine the prices, feeling confident they
WIli be surprised at the great reduction in all
Kinds OF goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. MkEE, ROBINSON s co.
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Oct L. u9nIG

NVlRGlNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office e
me superior Court of Chaucery for the District OF
Lynchburg OH Monday the Sd day of August 1890 Ar.
Gnlbald .,lenn, Pitt against Euslace Hunt adun'r
Ihomas bonldn, decd, John Irvine, John stanfedt
James Eastham Clement Lipscomb Thomas STAMPS,
James hainey, VIM. Smith, James Scott John n
linn Ihos. Jefreys AdamToote and Harrison Stan
held and J. Richardson, adurs. of John Stanfe!J,
dec. Defts. - ''""
The defendants James Eastman. J,mes po;nov AMI
Thomas Jehreys not having entered their appearance
aid gwen security according to the act of Assembly
ana me rules OF this court, ard it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of thin
country, 1t is ordered that the said defendants do
appear mere on the tenth day of the next term ana
s"er lhe OH ofthe plantifls-and that copy of tins
oLoef De forthwith inserted in new spaper publish
co IN tue town Lynchburg for two month
said town. $50 ' "'s " ~
Acopy-Teste. ID ROnFS n e.
August Il. a,
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FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome little Farm. upon the
slAhead waters Of AppomHiton, IN Bucklng'
ham This land i in tue ueighbofhood OF Clo'
vsr Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces To-
bacco OF The hssst qnaliiy. and has upon u
very large orchard ol we'll selected i''h' we
tract contains 30 aeres--Persons disp1sed "a
buy, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col Se'n'
A. fatteson, who lives adjoining The premises
sAML. Z. CHRISTIAN
March 2. 800 Is
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SEEK Goo s.
FRESH ARRIVALS

Al BULLOCKS OLD STAND.
RE ckEE, ROBINSON & co. are weekly
We receiving their fall supply OF Staple and
Fancy Goods, and at prices that defy compe.
hton. They deem il unnecessary to slate the
selling prices OF any article, as the customers
may rest assured they are prepared to exhibit
all k'hds oil Goods, at prices that will be highly
satisfactory.
Country Merchants and PedIars are respect.
fully invited 10 view the assortment Country
produce taken at lis full market value.
Oct 8. IA
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NSroTicE.--BY slfius Of deed Of trust en-
IN sscatsd % The sahsc4ibers- ~ James >.
DnisIei, y A.ch y 81 record IN IN. Clefks Office
Of Amuerstand Bedford. for the purposes there
in expressed, We Will sell. al public auction. for
cash. 10 lha highest bidder. Al the dweihng
house of said DIlaId. IN h. county Of B~dsofd,
on Tuesday the cd day of December next, II
fair, IL not, III. nari fair day iheteaiier and TO
continue from DAY 10 day until Completed. The
following real and personal estate N said deco
expressed, To vii a tract oil land siinat, ~ me
county Of Nelson. and containing hity acres )
also, the one fifth of all The lands Of when
James London died, seized and possessed, ~
Inc 10 Amherst county also, the following
slaves viz Joe nan, julius mau, Seazer
a man, shadrake a man, Reuben a man, Lewis
q lad, Brcn,sford a lad. Preson boy. Hannah
and her con George, Rachel girl, Anne and
her child boy, Mary girl, Martha ghL
Harriet a grl, Lydia gifl Matilda young
weman. and Frankly and her THREE ehiiiren'
David Belinda and -, name not ex'
pressed and all the increase Of the females {;
also. all The household and kitchen furniture,
all the plantation utensils all The horses, oaiiie
hogs and sheep the entire crop on ihe plonia"on
occupied by said billiard alse, his Vho ia'd
DilIardsO interest 10 the estate OF lno. VI BRIDE,
deceased, and whatever ether articles IA sara
deed named aud not particularly named in
this notice, or so much OF the sad property es
will be sufEic lent TO answer the purposes Of said
deed. Acting rs trustees, we will eonvcy such
title as is vested in ~, and none other.
ARTHUR Il. DAVIES, Trn-
LEMUEL TURNER. tees.
DC, %. tds20
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Valuable lroperty
Tggle. SALE.

y WISH TO sell my properly in New London
u atptefeht occupied by George Boy d, Esq.
II rs a convenient situation for pubic house,
or for "A private family, and is near the New
London Academy, superintended 10y the Rev.
N. H. Cobbs, and Que OF the best schools in the
upper country. There is attached TO this siiua-
ton Oh acres of land in good hear, and well
walered Agreat bargain will be given to any
one wishing 10 purchase, and terms made nc
commodaling. itnot sold privately before the
7Ih November next, twill then be offered a,
public auction, before The door OF John r. D.
fayns's auction room. For further pNrticu
lars, enquire oil the subscriber in Lynchburg, OF
IN h's absence TO John X. ID. Payne, Esq.
Also 50 acres we'll limbered land and OF good
quality; 10 acres of " Inch are cleared aud nov
in clover.
SETH WARD.
0rt. lo nj,
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N a COURT held for Nelson county the 2sh 4ay {
80 august ie29, Charles Lankford and Elizabeth his
Me, formerly Elizabeth Landlord pitts against John
mAweil aud Sally his wife, formerly Sally Farrar,
r9rrin farrar, Nancy Farrar, John Farrar jno Beh.
i, air Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar and VII
nun asrar, and John Farrar, Joseph Farrar Polly
Esrrar' sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar, children Of
' u'i's' III ~i"''
ne seiendantS John Farrar and John Farrar Joseph
ralaf foiy farrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar,
n'oh ana heirs at law of Fleming Farrar decd not
"uri,,s entered their appearance and given
,h "',y according to the act of Assembly and
Tory evidence that they are not Inhabitants of this
o",'oh"ealth and without the jurisdiction of this
Jour- IL Is ordered, that the said absent defendants
40 appear here on the fourth Monday in Nov next and
aswef the bill of the plaintiffs and thai cow of this
,ad De the Virgnan paper prn
.ou ~ OF Lynohburg, for two months preyds
day. copy-Tsste p ,ii,' co"ny on some cS1''
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N0OSISliE5 10 inform her customers nod the
w pubic generally, that she has taken
room 10 the brick tenement, Immediately opp0-
ate 10 james {. Noormans well known Law.
ern. The room is quite convenient 10 the MAN
street and very easy 10 be found. She has ~
this time, all he fashions that arc IN use AZ The
season, aud vii continue 10 get patterns Suha'
BILE for every season THE year.
n. b. he subscriber had thought farther
notice ofthis Kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re-
ported she was moi able TO attend to business.
II would be well Tor every body that wishes
work done, to call and see for themselves.
M. s. GRAY.
Oct IL. Il
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Soda w alter

VI NHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now in
- full operation.
HE has also received small additional sup
ply OF DRUGS Il MEDICINES. some of " ich
are direct from PARIS and LONDON.
T. J. DUAL
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FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
FALL GOODS,

"E HAAL al length The pleasure OF W.
w forming our i,ieods of the arrival OF
part OF eur FALL SUPPLY, comprising grsa'
many scarce and fashionable articles;
Cambria and Muslin Easl India worked Robes
A beautiful assortment OF winter Cslico.S
Maltese Cslieoes tealrely nes) in patterns
ID Cambrics, and aud Il 1 Isconet MuslIns
Book and Japannad Null aiuslins livery cheap
Apron Checks. small patterns and tine
With other Goods, al extremely low prices, all
Of " hieh they wish their customers 10 examine.
MCKEE, ROBINSON d co.
Sept. II.
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= u A II 8, a. e..

Not SALE by the subscriber, large sup
ply OF SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, great
."ey' Eoglish and American, Windsor Vest.
mental and Turpentine Soaps and Vesrimentst
lSs9sass' IQWEL DAVIES
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aluable Property in Market.

Valuable Property IN NarKet.
nTrER MILLS, Store aud Tavern esob-
~ lishments ara offered for sale on acco,o
moda,ing terms They will be sold all togelh-
e,, or separately, 10 suit purchasers. good
and experienced miller can be had with the
mills aud also the stock of hogs, Five hun
dred flour bbls can be furnished between this
and Christmas, delivered either nj my shop or
tany OF the mills near Lynchburg also FIVE
shares IN the Lyuchburg and Salem Turnpike
are offered AT 500. provided the money can be
paid by The first OF January,
JONI LEFTWlCH
Mount Uoreh, Oct ~, 1870. 81
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A CARD
IT'D TEE LADIES.

w ISIS PITTS, from Petersburg
I'VE takes ihe lib"rfP oiinlormi the Ladir.
of Lyoe hhnrg aud adi oiu,ng cou,ti,s, ih,t SIN,
has taken the connections dwelling house near
y opposite the Franklin Hotel. where ,he IN
leads carving ON The Nanlua making bust
ness, in all lis various branches. Having preai
facilities oi ohalting regularly (frpm he Cite,
Of Ne" York and Philadelphia the very ls,esi
fashions, she tlatters herself from the attention
7hc viii de- ote 10 the orders she may receive
to merit d shnfe If public patronage, and super
ccdc The necessity u sending orders TO n distant
State or the City OF Richmond
N. b. Orders from the country executed al
the shortest uotIce.
Rraid Riding Dresses, of the latest fashion.
July 20. 1877
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iNIIEAT.

\xEEt wish TO purchase several thousand
w bushels Of Wheat for which the highest
market price will be given.
MkEE, ROBINSON & CO.,
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One half of Rose Isle for Sale.


IA WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land
N lying on I've River, in Nelson county, a
bout IL miles from New Market, TAT the June
ton nt Iye and James River) where there is
an inspection tor Tobacco and boat naviga-
ton to Richmond in the neighbo hood there
are two FIRST ate manufacturing mIllS for flour.
The halt OF the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres. and IN good repair. Thls tract is consi.
dered one II the BEST IN Nelson county paricu-
Iarly well adapted 10 tobacco corn l. wheat. The
land Is well watered aud numbered, and great
deal OF hhe tobacco land TO cut. There is a
body OF loo acres Of low grounds of good quail
ity on the river, attached 10 either half OF this
desirable place The purchaser will be allow.
ed to purchase either bali Of this estate (the
over or he upPef porton) as may best suit his
wishes Ii rs useless To give further descrip-
ton of this desirable estate, as those wishing TO
purchase will first view the premises. MIR. A.
cres, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it. | am dispos-
ed ioseil on accommodating terms, but bar
gam can be had for cash, or | would take ne
groes IN payment. Letters addressed 10 me or
j. X. ID. Payne, in Ly nchhurg will be promptly
attended TO. LANDON r. CABELL
Nay l. 1916
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HATS

MUST received from New York. several case
80 Gentlemens' fashionable Beaver Hats.
DAVID II ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
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w NEAT.

WISH TO purchase large quantity of
- Wheat, for which the highest cash nrice
will he given. JNO. ] pURviS
Sept. % a.,
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ENVY FALL GOODS
SORyEAI. & TATE
Winter Goods fifteen days from New
terPnd ohef suea
with ana hpe ADDED
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Notice 10 Contractors -!

Oct. IL.
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Sept, q
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Dec 81

hNfoflCE.-Mr John Hoppsr.-Sii, y q
AZ not being resident Of this State, On
will please take notice, that On Wednesday
the third day OF February, 1880. we snail pro.
coed 10 take tho depesiions 4 George l.
Sh,adrr, George Mcdaniel, and others. ut IN,
Tavern ofJames Powell, at Amherst Court
House between the hours of zen O'Clock in the
forenoon, aad two o'clock in the afternoon of
the same da "a he read n evidence in : suit
in cbancery, by Injunction in the tounty ont
Of Bu iki'g haai, State Of Virginia. wbef.,s
you are plainnd and ourselves are defendants
thefsio. II It should happen that all the ,,le.
pos't'"ns nioresed cannot be inken on the TAI
aforesaid, The taking thereof will be continued
nj the same place and the same hours Of IN,
day, from day TO day until they are all taken.
where you may attend IL you think proper
GEORGE I. PLEASNNTS Ador. of
Thomas T. Pitasnnis doc
DABNEY ANDERSON.
GEORGE I, PLEASANrS.
Dec. 81 Undo
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in the Spanish paper FL Redaeiay. printed il
New York. lie inveighs against the ambiior
of the United States. AT Il against air. Poinsrti
aud repfesenisihis country as selfish and hostile
towards Mexico. The whole (says the Ma
tional Gazete) is eXtravagant and ncrimoni.
Gus.
The Boston Palladium ofthe 18th, says that
q gentleman of that city had ON his table the
dav before ripe water melon from Constants
nople
Miss Frances Wright is lecturng in the The.
aire nj Cincinnati.
The poet Moor, has undertaken 10 write a
J History of Ireland. from the earliest authentic
records. TO the emancip patton OF the Catholics.
/ MIR. Booth has recovered from his late mem
tai attack, and has siacc appeared on the stage
/ in Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
/ II is stated that the bark Of The willow tree,
burn, 10 ashes mixed with strong vinegar. and
applied tothe parts. will remove all warts,
corns, or other excreseences, ON any part OF
the body.
public dinner was recently given. at Co.
Inmbia, 5. {. 10 Mr.. Laagdon Cbeves. while
on yis,I TO that city. by the members Of the
Legislature aud the citizens OF the place. II is
said 10 have bscn the largest Dinner party ever
assembled Ia that town.
An elaborate areumrnt in Que Of our courts
TO prove thai Eilh and Elisha were bni VA.
rlaIons of the same name. vas disposed of by
the Judge remarking thai ,hey wet. " certainty
very much alike, but So are Marlborough and
tCheei barrog,"
The London Courier, IN an article Intended
TO prove that Indian Corn is trash, says, that
tho CalabtIaus make their bread Of II that il
gives swine he mango and man The scurvey.
We are somewhat better judges ol this matter
than the London editor.
! The Catholics IN Ireland have formed a
Purga,ory Society. The members paya en-.
ny month--and The proceeds are paid TO the
priests, 10 say masses 10, the soul OF the depart.
ed. Ne are decidedly IN favor oil an .4ati
Purgaiory Society.
| The sons of the Emperor Of Austria have all
neen taught SOM trade the hereditary Prince
being first rate weaver, and hls brothers cur.
pen,ers AID joiners.
| A reward of 500 is offered by the Mayor of
New York, 10 whoever shall bring 10 conviction
the murdeIers of Jared Garfield, the lad who
kept lottery Office, and suddenly disappeared
in case that melancholy fate his beiailen
him.
! By the death Of Judge Pnshrod Washington,
! the estate OF Mouut Vernon devolyes OH his
nephew, John Adams Washington.
The =" Locomotive Engme" is the name Of II
new paper published in Baltimore.
! The London newspapers announce, with
| great solrmnIiy, the tmporiant fact, ihht : the
Princess oiOrange, sister oithc Emperor OF all
the kussias, has been mthe out III ~ The
sudden appeat ola chimney sWeep, who
entered her room b. mistake = Sue thought
| OH Mex had come Tor her.
! Il IS said tina, al the dealers, merchants. &c.
IN Bennington. Vermont have agreed moi 10
take any more ardent spirits into that town.
This Is eGr ctual Temperance Society.
| Lorenzo Dow Is still on The turf. He was
preaching few weeks since III Msssa huseits.
John Owen, Esq has been reelected Gov.
ernor Of North Carolina.
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ITEMS.

Another robbery has been perpetraied on the
Mail between Frenchtown Mary land) and
Newcastle (Deieware) What IS very mystic
rous. the driver was ignorant Of The circum'
stance. Notwithstanding the bags were all taken
off, Except one which wascut open in the stage)
and trunk besides !
$500 are offered as reward Tin the New
York papers) for the apprehension OF Samuel
S. Burr. master OF the sloop Virginia, who has
absconded from that city with Soo0O oil his en-
poyers money in his possession.
A similar reward Of $500 is offered for a
man. name unkown, who, by false represen-
,stion. obtained buode belonging to Messrs
Gilbert s. sons of Boston, containing $1,000 in
bank notes aud loo Spanish doubloons,t and
fed With IT,
A letter signed " A Mexican" and ascribed
to Gen. Bravo, on the subject OF the cesslon CT
Texas to our government has been published
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n r Court held for Amherst county thl lSt day Of
a. Decomber 1929, Cornelius Mays nndVk,sly HIS
wife plils. against WIN. Jontns Dizzy Joukins, S1hry
Burnett Betsy Jenkin and Molly Chcnsuio snd Thomlt
Chenau bor husband, defts
On the motion ofthe plaintiff, aud appearing the
satisfaction Of tho court that tho roa Of WHICH
Jsmna Jenkins, died seized is worth LEES than three
hundred dollars share to each heir al law III IL or
dcred that the said WIN. Jenkins, Dizzy jenkins sahey
Burnett Betsy Jenkins aud Molly Chenauh and Thomas
Chenaut be summoned to appear before this court at
Feb court neSi, TO show why tho snd land al ud
not be sold and the proceeds divided according aw
aud moreover ordered, that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed ~ tho
town Lynchbnrg for six weeks essycly pos
ted the front doorol the court house of hi county
copy--TostcI ARTHUR Is. DAVIES.
Dec. 81. nGwf0
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MtsSrs. Ediors:-I have read an epsiie in
your pape, Of the l7th, over the signature Of
4" Hni" whose remarks made by him. aP-
pcabe to all conventional instructors catechi-
zels aud newspaper scrbblers but are particu
arly drawn forth and intended Tor me, d" An
ObseTrer," TO observe
Benefit IS sometimes the result of public dis
CUSTOM when between wise men; but when ii
is, as IN this case. between great aud wise
man aud an an Ignorant " Observer nothing
OF public utility, or even amusement, can be FIX.
pecled This rapid and unexpected production
OF " Uat.' who Is SO far removed from the
scene ofpolitics, and who looks on events as
he does with an impartial eye, has struck me
with such horror as almost 10 deprive the Of the
use OF my tongue and pen, the main instruments
to be used ia conventional Instructions d. news.
paper scribbng.
Palsed. however, as | am, Messrs. Editors, !
must try 20 say few words, through the mcdl-
Urn of your paper, in reply to him. First then,
as TO the ignorance discovered by Hal IN me
This fact will in all due humility scknow.
ledge, not having The many benefits conferred
, on me, that il seems Hal has. have to la.
ment my incspaciiy 10 fiji those stations which
| Hal supposes me 10 hold with any degree of
credit 10 my country or satisfaction to myself :;
and have 10 wonder why Halls great wisdom
and impartial judgment has not got him into
some Of these petty, but snug, and with Hal,
enviable Offices before now Good things,
however, are diffcult 10 get, as Hal does we'll
know and when obtained, will be chung 10 by
| all wise men. which circumstances, have no
| doubt, caused Hal to fret himself and bark
so much about. ever since the last election for
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fine mems Shoes Of every description, which
Le will sell as low as can be bought IN this mar
ket. Men and Bows Seal Caps, some very fine,
Trunks Of all kinds.
He would further Inform his old customers,
that he has on hand some very hrsI rate Wax
Calf Skin. for making Gentlrmf ms Dress Boots,
one door above the market house, aud nearly
onpos,,e Mr.. T. Evans Confectionery, where
he Is ready TO accommodate all those who may
favor him wi their patronage.
WILLIAM DEAN.
Dec 81 ~
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NEpy YEARS GIF7S

HAVEJu just received the INST splendid "a
- lection of PRESENTS. intended M New
Years Gifts, ever cen IN thi, part 81 the world
to morrow being New Yeats day, hope
every person will call aud supply themselves
with copy before they hre gone. The public
may rely ON the selection beng better one
than was ever seen IN this market, as will be
observed from the above li't.
ADRIAN n. NORTH.
Dec 81 II