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MISCELLANEOUS.

Of all the qualifications human ma.
ture can enjoy, and of ali the delight it
Is formed to impart, none is equal to
that which springs from long tried
and mutual affection. The happiness
which arises from conjugal felicity is
capable of withstanding the attacks of
time, grows vigorous in age, aud ami
mates the heart with pleasure and de-
light, when the vital fluid can scarcely
force passage through it.
No man ever prospered in the world
without the consent and corporation
of his vile, let him be ever so frugab
industrious, or successful; and it avails
nothing if she is uniaithful to this trust,
or proiusely squanders in pleasure or
dissipation, those sums which toll and
application gained bit if she unites in
mutual eRdeavors, or rewards his labor
with an endearing smile, with what con-
fidence will he resort either to his mer-
chandise or farm? fly over lands ? sail
upon the sea =? meet difficulty and en-
counter dangers-if he knows that it is
not spending his strength in vain, but
that his labor will be rewarded by the
sweets of Home How delightful it is
to have friend to cheer, and com
panion to sooth the solitary house of
grief and pain Solitude and disGp-
pointment enter into the history ofevery
mans life, aud he is but half provided
for his voyage who finds but an associ-
ate for happy hours, while for months
OF darkness no sympathising partner is
prepared
Prudence and foresight can neither
ward off the stroke of disease, nor pre-
vent the caiamities which are ordained
by Heaven. Afliuence Cannot pure base
release from pain, nor tenderness cool
fever in the blood heart ready to
sympathise with tender drops Of COM
passion and life that is absolutely
bound up in his; and as enjoymen,s de-
rive additional relish from anticipation,
so misery loses the po,gnancy of its
barb in the bosom formed for sympa-
thetic kindness.
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.hdrTiGge.--The armed Agrippu tell us
that All the inconvenience of married life
happen, not so much through the fault of
woman, as the negligence ofthe man, for it
Jess the husbands, are worse.
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NOTICE.

EfAKEN up by the subscriber, liv-
II ing in Albemarle county, aud
on The north side oi The Little Noun.
laIns. an unmarked brindIe estray
BULL, four years old last spring, ap-
praised to eight dollars
JOHN WATSON, L. M.
July 30-3t
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WANTED TO HIRE.

j. OK the remainder cfthe year, or
10y the month, a SERVANT WO.
MAN qualified to do the cooking and
-" ashIng Inr family. Applications will
be attended to by Mr.. Bruckenbrougb.
Proctor of the University.
July 1910 ct
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JNO. w. G.. WATSON
MAJ ILL practice LAW in the Sc
w veial Courts, held FOR the Coun-
~ OF Albemarlp. His office is imme-
dlately over the store Of Sir. John
Cochran.
July $3.50 n
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!" "0I0 Il ICHeFS SIU->IIuIVtS SSo-(2uarters
So 50.
- Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lotteries, will receive the most PROMPT
attention IT addressed (pnst paid y to
YATES IL M1NTYRE, .ifuaagers,
Washington City.
U An official account ofthe drawing will
be forwarded TO adventures, free OF p"stage
August go tdd
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES

nN Tuesday, the 18th Of August, 1880,
.the GRAND CONSOLIDAfEDLOT
Terry, Class No. 6, tor 1881, will be dawn
at Wilmington, Delaware.
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POETRY
,IIov, wnArrrsN IT TOUCHES"

from the New York Amulet!
SONG.
TIRE THosSLEss ROSE.
nH, who amid the va,ied flowers,
SSThat temptinsiy their charms disclose
In Pleasures paths or Beauty's bowers,
Hath ever found the I hornicss Rrset
The flower Of most unenrhly bloom,
That In mani, desart. pathway blows,
n that Of Lcvc--bu,, ah by whom
Hath love been found Thornless Rose
Ask those who fondly TO their breast,
(roo fondly for their hearts repose.)
That falscst fairest flower have press'd,
II love has proved u Thornless Rose
Yet blooms that rose of Eden here:
IT'S in the friendship found Of those
Whom time hath tried, and RENDERED dear
Yes Friendship is life's Thornless Rose.
w.
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n Ia Court of Quarterly Sessions,
IA held for Fiuvanna Cuunly, on
Monday the 2Sth day of June, 1880.
John ID. Johnson and Polly his wife,
lalePo!ly Kent,
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Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.

The plaintiffs bib being filed and
the defendants, Joanna Barnet, exc
cntrix of James Barnet deceased, Ans
TN Shepherd, John Shepherd aud Da-
v:d u. Shepherd, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly aud
the rules OF this Court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the said last named defendants
are not inhabitants If this Commons
wealth On the motion Of the plain
tIffs, hy their attorney, it is ordered
that the said last named defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in
September next, and answer the plain
'Ifis' bill, and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Advocate, newspaper published in
the town of Charlottesville, and con-
tInued for eight weeks successfully.
aud that another copy thereof he posted
at The front door Of the Court house Of
this county.
A Copy Tcste,
ABR'N SHEPHERD, Jr. d. C.
July $50 2m
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hob PRINTING, Of every description,
- executed neatly, promptly, accurate
ly and moderately.
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&c. sc. &c.

&C. &C. &c.
Whole Tickets $4-Halves So 0O-Quat-
tiers 81 90
2 Prizes of S., 355-S2 Prizes $1,000.
A N Tuesday the 3lst of August, 1880, the
W GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOr-
Terry, No. z, for 1880, will be drawn N,
Wilmington, Del.
% No. Lotteiv-9 Drawn Ballots.
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an Friday, the goth of August, 1880, the
. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, No.
u, fol 1880, will be drawn.
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Joanna Barnet, execntrix Of James
Barnet deceased, Polly Shepherd
relIct of David Shepherd deceased,
Austin Shepherd, Sally Baker, Tho
mas Baker, Nancy Perkins, Joseph
Perkins Polly FaIrar, Garland Far
rar, John Shepherd, Martin B.Shep-
herd, David 6. Shepherd, Thomas
Shepherd, James Shepherd, Benja-
min Shepherd, and Joseph Shep-
herd,
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- No. Lottery-s Drawn Ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE

Whole Tickets $5-Halves SO 5O-Quar
tiers 81 25.
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CAPITAL Plies

GO No. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
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i N Louisa Coun,y Court. May the
4 iUth, lc3U.
BemJamin S"eed, Plaintiff
AGAINST
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90 No. Lotterv-9 Drawn Ballots.
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POETRY.
ar NET WHEN LIFE AND HOPE WERE
E" NEW.

BIZ Alarc A. Watts.
,vo me-, when life and hope were new.
tyhea ALI who Looked on smiled -
,.J F.ocy's wand around US threw
E,chanimen,s-sweet as wild -
nn,.were the light and bounding hearts
rbe world had yet 10 wiring -
,rha h,oon,-that when il once departs,
Ian know no second spring
,yh,, ,bough our love WAS never told
Or brea,hed in signs alone;
By signs thai would not be controlled,
Tia q, owing strength was shown -
The touch, that thrilled US with delight
The elance-by art outamtd.
r. one snort moon, as hriet as hr ghf,
That tender truth proclaimed
10 nsrtpd, chilling looks among
Nv limos, soul was bowed;
And blessings died upon my tongue,
dared not breathe aloud
,e,s,yt smile serene and bland.
One thrilling glance-how vain
pressure of thy yielding hand -
I've never met again
V, sill, a spell was in Thy name,
OF magic power to me :
Tina, bade me strive for wealth aud fame,
To make me worthy thee
And long, through many an alter year,
When boyhood's dream had flown,
With nothing left TO hope or lear,
loved, in silence, on
More sacred ties, al length, are ours,
As dear as hose Of yore;
And aler Joys, like autumn iowers'
Have bloomed for us once more.
But never canst thou be again,
What once thou vert to me
lglory 10 another's cham.
And thourt no longer free.
The stream Of lie glides calmly on
CA prosperous lot was .hme)
The brighter that ii did not JON
The turbid waves OF mine
Yet oh could fondest love resume
joy sunshine on my brow,
Thou oanst not share brighter doom
Than | might boas, OF now
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nv FLETCHEI. & TOLER.
TEE us.

"a oer annun, payable In adVancc.--No sun
u he received for less time than SIX mouths
J no qt pad
olieo -...,ts will be inserted at 80 cents per
p AdVe,u H. 6rst time, aud 81 l2 cents for each
slaare Sof Tbose from distance must he paid for
continuance .oir or the payment assumed by
''us rh,,eery Order. no, exceeding two squarcsare
Inserted for six dollars tho ra,,o,.mn,, h. ,o,,
r,h Al ,sey Wal not be attended to.
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a I a Court held for Amherst county the 2lst dav os
~ December, le29, Cornelius Mays aud Sally hi-
wife, Pltls. against Mn. Jeshins, Dizzy jenkins, Sahey
Bnrnel, Betsy Jenkins and Molly Cheliult aud Thomas
Chennull, her husband, deits.
onthe motion ofthe plaintiffs, and il, appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court, that the real estate of shica
Jemliia jenkins, died, seized, is worth less than thee
hundred dollars, a share 10 each heir at law lit is or
dered that the said Wm.~J Jenkins, Dizzy Jenkins, saiey
burnet, Betsy Jenkins and Molly CAsnault aud Thomas
ohenauit, ne summoned To appear before this court AZ
FEB. court next, to show cause why the said land should
not DO sold aud the proceeds divided according TO law !,
aud moreover ordered, that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
town OF LynehburK, for SIX weeks SUCCESSFULLY, and nos
ted at the front doorof the court house of this county.
Aeopy-leste, ARTHuR Il. DAVIES
Dec. 81. v6uAo
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% PIECES Il gents nlus Velvet Cloth
Cd : p.. up. nsvy blue, ior Gents ffochs
Q ps Shepherds supe,fne hlaeh
| p. splendid Olive Cloth, iuli IA
| do Olive Green do
& pa. Steel mixlu,es. very cheap
, ps. stoEe cosor Drab, tor Oyer.Cnats
| >. s%uperine light Drnb do
\ few pieces Ladies' Habit Cloth, Of uncom.
monty fac texture
Do sur. blue aud ulack Cassimores
Do do gold mixed do a new article
Mer,no Cloths II wide, aud much cheope,
,ann heretofore.
The above assortment has been selected " th
IN the last rhree weeks in New York aud docid
IDLY much cheaper ihan previous importation, s.
MCKEE, ROBINSON o. %.
Nov OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07

yfInGfSIA, 10 vit:-Ats s0bensr csut
U Of nsnsery, holden al the town Of Lynch.
the 3o,h day Of Oct. 1879. Elizabeth Al ran
der. FhL
oEdinst
John Galloway, surviving e,'or of Jamts Cal.
lawa,, dec. John Waits. aud VIM. Irvine and
Rob RI IRVINE. ex'ors of w IN. Irvine, lee. Geo
w. Galloway. ear of John Galloway, sen.
Francis csllsray aud Henry Galloway, el ors
of Charles Galloway. sch lee. David saunders,
Jsbez L.6 aich, homas Sale, er'or Of Thomas
LDgwon1, Nm. LeffwIch, Jf. tblack hsHh)
Thomas Lumpkin aud Lucy Galloway, Deiis.
1his sun Is dismissed as IN all The defendants
except John Gala Say, surviving eto' oil
Janirs & sliaway, sen. dec. aud LACY Galway,
thu plaln,ids mol fui thef prosecuting ~ 10 them,
and thefeupon the cause came on 10 be heard
on the bill, answer Of tho def ndant. Lucy al
and erhibifs, aud the subpnsns a"arheh
therein on the 2d day Of Iunf, 1873, winch ap.
pears 10 nasa bern July executed ON ne deii.
John fallas ny, md was argued by COUNSEL
On consideration whereof, the court doth ntdft'
tint one o, : COMMISSIONER 10 take an account
Of thu administration ol Tho estate oil all
James gallnway. dec and report The same IL
The court, with any matters ~ emily sitiea,
bought psfiinent 10y himself, - required bs
The parties 10 be 81 stated.
A e~opy-feste, j. Wills =
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lyauhbnfg 81 Dee. 1870.
The pariies ~ this cnnsr will taxi oo1ceitha 4
ippo nird Thufsda, the 2Bh daY OF Mar b
10 comtnence The act nun directed ~ ihr
loragoing order Of eour,, on .blch day, al the
Of nine p'olnck Ia the morning. fhny are
e CURED 10 attend al my oaiee, IN this town
win Il ar accounts, vouchers. and copies II
sonrt papers, prepared for examination and
i%rttlamtnt. l. II. NOhft It'll Nebts
De- 81. wIu 10
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NroTlcE.-By virtue ofa deed of trust,
III executed to me by John II. Wright b. ar.
ing daie on the 18Th day Of April, 1926. and
recorded in the county Court of Bedford, and
to accomplish certain purposes ID said deed
expressed, ! shsl on Monday the 10th jan
1890, 90 the premises, expose TO sale, by way
Of public auction, a certain tract OF par Gel oil
land, conveyed and described IN said deed,
lying and being in the county oil Bedford, CON
tanning SIS acres, more or less, IL icing me
same tract or parcel of land which formerly
belonged to George Douglass. dec. The terms
of sale will he mpde known at the time and
place of sale. The title to said land is believe
to he unquestionably good, but acting as 'rus
tee, | viii convey to the purchaser OF purola
sers, such title as is vested il mt by the SAID
deed oi trust, and none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Dec "A tbs
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vnSHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends aud the public tina, he has bouob,
Mr.. odelis stock, consisl ing of a handsome
assortment of Ladies' black and colored Pm.
nella Shoes, with and without heels, square
aud round toes together with Gentle mems
Mailed Boots, of the very best kind, coarse and
fine mems, Shoes. Of every descripfton, which
he WI. sell as low as eau be bought in this mar
ket Men and Boys Seal Caps, sons very fine,
Trunks OF all kinds.
tie would further Inform his old customers
that he has on hand some very FIST rate Wax
Cali skim Tor making Gentlemt MS Dress Boo,s.
one door above the market house, and near 4,
opposite Mr. 1. Evans Confectionery. where
ne Is ready TO accommodate all those " Tho ma,
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM DEAN.
Dec. 81 A.
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SafIh6inlA. Az Superior st. mn
" CRY hold y a, n. Own I'll, g ph"'g ~
the 2ln day of oc,oper, Is2s. thAr'es l..
Psi.er. On and 1a,e his = Ife. aud Am. JOINER
sad Poll he wife, rus
nsa'nsi
Wm. l. aSon aud Benjamin Harris, es'o,s II
H.n ; Eldson, dee me SAID b. alamfn Harris
ard ~. ma his wife. Hm h san. Jaates
Ed. =. john l., saa. Barnett Lidspn, Jossfh
Eia M, L witd iiJsan, Henry Edison, 6o9d-
rich More and Nary Us siie. sally Moore,
Elizn til Edison, J shua Moore and siildfed
hi sic. Isaac ThomHse ed Jemims his vile,
lais Jenimi Edison, Peter Cha, well and JAMS
Eidsnn. In I, cir own nshi, Ds1..
Tn cause came IN this day 10 be heard on.
the bill, ansser OF the deiaadanii. WIN. Edison,
Bsnjamln Harris and Jams Edison, eEhibiis
and examinations Of witnesses. the deereial or
der of The 2stl day Of Deeembsr. 1928, which
appears n have oean anly SCI we'd on The da-
PENDANTS. Sn,anna Harrl. pnd sally .loore. III
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TRUST SALE.

U~aURSUAsI 20 . deed of us, executed
by Edmuud Pais and Sarah has VIE, 10
the subscribers, brsfing date The Isl dag oil 9n-
ly, le29. aud duly admitted TO record III Inc
county Courts OF Bedford and Patrick, we
shall proceed 10 sell, TO the higest bidder, tor
ready money, before the duor of the fisnklin
Hotel. II the town of Lynels-ntg on The lin
day sfJaauary nest, the following property, 10
WI: one Tract of Land. lying a1d ptlng IN
the county oil Bedford, containing 1854 n
cfss-tts land Is situated on the waters oi
Saady ftln, kinwn by he name 81 HPpfs ifahi,
and jolus the land n fIienry Z Fe1iHefs and
others. Likewise, one other IRA !, y ing III me
same county. containing Is acres, csllra
Farmer. tract, adjoining The lands oil Samuel
Howell, C.. Carter, and others. Also one o'hef
tfaci, containing 100 acres, lying IN lhr founiy
OF Patrick, on The waters OF Jack Creek, winch
land uas patented TO iohn NHfd on ibe ioth
dsy Of July, 1874, aud conveyed by him 10 the
said Edmund Pate. Acting "a Trustees, the
subscribers will only convey such tile as IS
vested In them as such
The sale will he conducted by John X. !.
PAYNE, Auctr
ELIJAH FLETCHER, lIrus
WM. LANGHOKSE, ICES.
Dec = ID 81
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"a R iINlA.-At Superior Court Of Chan
cry, holden al me town of Lynchburg +,
on TIE l6h October, 1929. Bartlett Green
wood and Nancy his wife, Plus.
ogainst
Daniel Roberts, Hardwick Sharon, Moses
Sharon aud Luke Wac, Oney Jones, Rich ard
liopson and Hariie, his vile. Joseph More
field ago Sally his wife, Christopher c. Wade,
Thomas {. Wade, shildien Of Andrew Wsdr
Zsrkfeld Wade and Henrs w. Stokes and
Thomas Stokes. c. iidren of Polly Wade, dec.
Henry " ade, John Wade l. Vim. swinney aud
Sale, ii, lie. Defs.
their counset, and the court having matutinly
considered The premises, and the arguments Of
counsel iherenpon hai, doth rec. mmit he re-
port upon tie p,aiutiffs' title, with the excep-
lions thereunio, to the commissioner Who ade
II, lof iim t" report M ION H. SAM exceptions
With any maile,s specially stated, thought
pertinen, hy himself, OF .esutred by thu
parties 10 be 50 stated.
Acopy- i"ste. J WILLS. c.
COMMISSIONERS tFlCE,
Lynehsufg 1874 De- 1899.
The parties 10 TIN cans will take nttice,
that ] have appointed Monday tht 18TH day
Of Feb. nex,. 10 commence tht r'pori direc I'll
by the fore oing order OF tourt, on which day,
at the houi of nine o, lock in The morning, they
are required H. attend. al my office, in tins
town, with thrir vouchers and -copie, o,
courl papers, prepared Tor examination ana
settement. JAMES BENAGH. {
Dec. Is 4~3S
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yrl Y virtue Of he authority given 10 the ~
I'D dersigned by a deed nj trust, made by
Thomas Crews, bearing late ihe 25ih OF Sept
1928, rnd duly recorded in the county court OF
Amherst, by which deed The trustees are EN-.
powered 10 eIerci-e a d ~scrpiinn in selling the
property thereby conveyed, either publicly ~
privately, as they might deem II most ndVisa
Bile and expedien,. Ire undsrsiR ned, the nus.
tees. OF ! 10 contract, at private sale. for the
whole or any part OF tile rae, Of land III SAID
deed mentioned, on n credh Of and . ynars.
--ahd they are willing T. divide the land So as
so ncoomm odale ihosr Disposed 10 purchase =
This and lies in the county Of Amherst. on H.
man Lynehhurg road. II mites from Lynchbnrg
an . from Amherst enurt.house. l. Is fernts
in It's quality. lies we'll. l. well adapted 10 h.
pr dace ~ tobacco, corn, wheat, &c, md is, IN
every rrsrect, a mnsi valuable plantation it
contains he wren y AMI 300 acres, aud IL IN,
proved with a Brick Dwelling House. built IN
the most substantial and ornamental siyi p. and
Goa at laast Si0.0Ot- ogether with all aec...
sary out houses. consisting OF GarriHge house
Barn Kitchen, &c and isunder good ienc,ne.
The trustees. sonsol5iag the interest of those
interested. are disposed IL make eeery effeft la
gei a reasonable price for he property-nnd
the Lecessify Of a sale aakes II ha interest -
every one desirans Of ~ ning a valuable estate,
90 examine for ,Hemseives, and to wall them
selyps Of opportunities seld IN affered. Til,
Innd will be eheWu ny Nri Crews, Who lives
in l. ,nehhufg, aud by either OF he Trusiees a.
any time. on application, and every facihi,
and ,nducemeni will hp off, red 10 purchasers as
% the payments, which may be within The pow
CT ofihe Trustees.
T.. +. GARDNER, Lynchburg.
A. B. DAVIES, Amherst.
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Town Lot for sale.

4 ~ Satnrday Vie Ii n da, oi January 1880
~ shall Proceed To srll To the isst ana
ghtd bidder, fr Cash. "A vacant lot on lilri
,.tret. IN the town of ifachOtrg, containing
a | ? feet in freni, adioinla & the premises now
N tbe occupancy OF the laev J. Col an u
tie one hall OF the lot owned by aeprce W.
Roberts. decd IN his lift inc Tins sale " II
h. mnde IA pursuance OF a decree made mud
entered up at the iast November term 81 re
bustihg, Court for tht torporation OF Lynch.
burg IN Inc case Of Robrr}S. Il. al. vs. Parks
et. al" SAMUEL Biz An FORD. ".em
Dec. Ii. rs
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Fall and Winter Goods,

"HE slbstribers having now reeeiseu ioe
greater part OF their FALL and WIN
TER GOODS, respectful, invite their CUSTOM
ers, aud purchasers generally, 10 exsmine 'hfH
present extensive assortment. In The pAscf
Lisg, hey have the pleasure of Offering, al The
most moderate prices, the following
Superior black Italian LnsIripgs
Richest blk. Salia Levsntines
Biz, aud blue black Gro de Nap silks
Bib. Corded Gro de Zsnns, q nsw article
Printed Bait esse, various shades and figures
Rich figured IsmarInes, extremely cheap
Satins, Modes and FioreDees, every shads
Gro de Nap Silks, every shade
parlsian PLAID Gro de Maps, new style
A few pieces Nankin aud Canton Grapes
Calieoes, an extensive add teantiful assortment
Blk. Circasslans aud Bonbazines
Ladies steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown and imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merino Cloths
~1ambofed Book Musiins, richest figures
Plain, SWISS and Book do
81 and o. Jat-oeis and Cambrics
A lew p,eees 5r4 Medium Mnslins, elegant
41. % and Cd 1h,bet Shawl
Neriro Loos 5lawls, first order
Embroidered Paris Grape Shawls and Scarfs
Psinierine aud silk Shaw
Lace Cape4, CalIarets ami Pelerines, spiea
Deeonpe and Barege Dress ohawls
Artificial Wresihs aud Roses
IA and 81 Bohbmet Lacos, plain and figured
lhieau aud Bobbinei Lodgings
Richest Brussels Laces
oiik and Bobbiuct do. handsomest style
BoGbinet I.ace Wells. White aud black
Fine Lawns, and Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Cotton silk aud Worsted Hosiery n iull assort
Inent
Fine, and superfne grass bleached Irish Linens
a lie" pieces superior 1hrnad Camb. ieks
A beautiful assortment nee style Bonnet Rib
hons
A variety oil fichesi embroidered Belt Ribbons
Let > embroidered Mins aud Hotse skin
Gloves
A few box 5 fancy Cap Ribbons
Vice anstrng Ribbon, soIid eolors
Ladies' aud Genllemens black and white SIlk
Gloves
Plain white Mnrino Cloths, a new md beautiful
article
| caso fashionable Leghorns, dc. &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
\ few pieces ertra fine Eng Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fne & snrerfno Eng Ish
Cinths, including hfne, binok, olive, steel
mix, aud every fashionable shhGe
Super double MI ed Drab Z oeiings
Fine and s%op"iioe blue and lack Cassimeres
a few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
millod
sope,ior black, aud blue black silk Velvet
Malsoilles, Snansdo"n and Feloncia pe.tings
Scotch Plaids am Gambleis
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
4 Ease fancy colored Sal,ne s, hntst hush
Several cases medium do.
ieyeraI hales hedty Point Blankets
4 ,aree supply Englisn Dut.el Blankets
(Red Slripe) ,he largest aud cheapest ever
known
Fine and mediHh hannels of every color
Green Serge and booking BaiEe
Several pieces in-grain CorpetingS, haadsomest
figures
81 aud A brown nnd bleached Dumestip
"a m 4iPlaid do. indigo blue
ID brown and bleached Waltham SAeeting
| bale superb, unblracheh Sea Island Sh,l ing
4 few pieces ID real Rus ia Sheelings
Piaids aud plain Lindsess for servants wear
Several bales double milled Amy ( loths
Double mil!ed Matt Coltons, No tr p
\ full assortment Snun Cotton, a.. &c. &C.
DAVID d ROBERT hILE..
Oct. IL.