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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13
LYNCHBURG FEMALE MISSIONARY



The second Anniversary of this Society was
hold at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Mon
day evening, November the 3fd.
Tho Annual Report was presented, read by the
Secretary, and adopted and on motion, ResoIued,
that the Editors ofthc Lynchbufg Vrginian be re-
quested 10 publish II.
The Society then proceeded TO the election OF Of-
fccrs and Managers for the ensuing year, where
upon the following La6es were duly elected -
Mrs Elizabeth Benagh, President; Mrs. l. b.
EARLY, Secretary Mrs. Mary Lewis, Treasurer !
Mrs t. w. Otey, Mrs. G. M. Garland, Mrs Lu-
cy Shlnn, Ms. Z. l.. c. Brown, Ms. Ann M.
Saun iers, Miss Mary w. Rives and Miss Eliza
beth Echos, Jfaaagcis.
ANNUAL REPORT.
The Annual Report ofho Female Missionary
Society Of Lynchburg, Branch ofthe Virginia Con-
ference Missionary Society, auxiliary TO the Ms
sionary Soe,e,y of,hc Methodist Episcopal Church,
will shew 10 those interested in its success, that It's
Managers are encouraged not only to continne, but
to renew with vgor their efforts IN behalf OF MIS-
sons. Notwithstanding the Encouraging crcum
stances which have been sometimes presented
| (which are common 10 all such Societies. II be
comes our pleasing duty to say that its members
have gradually ipcreased-opposnlon and preju-
dice have welded 10 the nol,cr feelings OF benevo
ience & lberaity in proportion as the fricnd'
and patrons Of this Society have increased, hos Al
| increase Of zeal been eyineed by its Managers
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For Nent,
NOTICE..

wv LII be Offered al public auction, on FRIDAY
w the 2lst Of the presen, month, OF The late re-
sidence Of Annah B. Galloway, in the county oil
Bedford, ali the property belonging TO the estate oil
VIM Galloway, sen. dee. which was reserved ny
Mrs G. allaway, and consisting Of all the stock oil
Horses, Hogs and Cattle now on the premises IT,
mone which arc some very likely Mich COWS,
two yoke Of Oxen, several work iiorses, ana
small quantity Of well fatencd Pork, all inc House
held and Kitchen Furniture Of every description,
and the Plantation Utensils. Also, all such arti-
c,cs Of Furniture, &c. which properly belonged to
Mrs. Ca!laway-ihc crop of Com, Oats, foodef
&c The terms ofsale will be twelve moths
credit for all sums Of S. and upwards, secured by
bond aud security and for oil sums under w. The
cash " ii be required.
WIN. C.. LEFTWlCH,
Surviving ex or Of WIN. Galloway, dec
Nv 10 tbs
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OEsII'(J AIRY.

DIED, nj her residence, in Bedford county, Nov
ID, 1884, Mrs. AMMAN b. CALLAWAY. re-
lct OF Col. VIM. Galloway, dec.--The deceaste
had attained the advanced age OF eighty three, ane
for nearly halfa century, had been devoted Chris
tian and an exemplary member of the Presbyt c
rian Church. She was endowed by nature with q
superior mind, which she had cultivated and stored
with much useful informalion-Her disposition
TOO regulated by her judgment, and purified by the
truth Of God, equally qualified her Tor all the rela-
tons of life In them her Influence aud example
were snlutnry She was beloved by all who were
we'll acquainted with her character. But her life,
thus useful drew to close, while oil respected and
fevered her for her virtues. Amid the triais ana IN
frmles of life the religion ofthe Saviour was her
soacc and her support. 1t had blessed her years
Of matur'y-lt now threw around her its heuvcn-
ly defenccs and cast beneath her its everlasting
arms of love. Dealh came not as thief IN the
night she was fully preparcd-oft bad she OK
pressed d wish to die, thai she might depart and
be with the Lordbut Submission to the will OF her
Heavenly Father made her wait ia patlcnce-ai
last her prayer WIS answered. and she is now IN
The presence of her Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
in possession of that glory prepared for those
who love ond serve n" L.: me die the death
Of the righteous, and let my last eud be like his
DIED in Baltimore, on the morning of tic I'd
inst after n shor, illness, in the 9Th year Of her
age, SARAH ZALlNDA, daughter Of Roglssos
and Many ANNrs SrAsLgR, of Lynchburg.
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n T. n Circuit Superior Court of Lew aud Chapcesy.
A continued by adjournment held Cor the county Of
Amherst, a, the coar, hftse, har.dxy tho f day "
September, ir34-Etiisa Fsieor, I,euandans. againss
Danioi y. Christian, Teuaoi--tJpon n wri ofrght Il
Tls day csmc the parties by their atlorueys and
nation Of tho plrtf " ordcrod that the surveyor If
ihi- county do tho Land in tho
day OF next. il far, fnot, the nest faie day.. and
survey and ay the eer shall eQuife
and Eve fair pats aud reports the conrf
md that any Of the Justices te said county do
and hare him, and anime aud take to
Of such Illnesses shall BID produced by any Of
ties which bc returned with said plats aud
ports the Sheriff u the said county l. 10 attend lie
said survey, and force faay shall offered.
ACopy-Tesey JOHN THOMPSON. IT,.
Nov. - wana
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w tRGiNiA:at rules hold in ihe Clerks One. orths
Circuit Snpetior Court Of Law mud tbaneery fur
county Of Ncson, 10 tho month Of October, is3Lorss
d. Asuop aud lanes Magan,ptfs. against VIM, s. Nor
gan and WIN. Morgan, Defs.
Tho Defendant " iam y. Morgan, not having cncrcd
his gysH secury according 10 the act Of As
sembIy tho rules ofthis aud by
evidence thai he IL Iuhabauf Of this
try On the motion Of the iIliniG bJ counsel, 10 or.
fercd TINT the said defendant do appear herc
first ay Of Apr, term next answer The bill ofthe pleu-
tn, mud tat copy ofis order be forthwith inserted In
the Iynchbure yirgipaB for the space of months
npohcr copy posted tho front
door of the house of this county day
copy-Tcste, RIO. Z. C6TLEK,Cik.
Nov. - w2ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

w IRGlNIAAt rules held In tho Clcth's once of the
Cirfpit Superior Court Of Law Chsnccry for ss
county 81 Amher Monday tho II day Of scptsnsles.
lrJ1sAioknpdar Mari, adn'r do bonis Of Richard
k1rkor, dec md Alexander NJ. Rucker, Phf against
fhona' r iieddow aud Susan his wife, latn Susan bur.
FORD D"aei pny james DAVIS md Jesse Beck, ss'oss
of VIM BnriOrd, dec. Dofs.-n Chaucsry.
Tho defendants Thomas r. Bedo and Snssn his wife.
not having eneed their appearances and given sccviy
according to the OF Assembly and rules or THE
court aud " appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not ihabitnnts OF this commonwealth On
of the plaintny iacit ~ IL
said doendnns Thomas 7, Bedjn~ and Susan his wife,
w aPi'. ~ Iii r a.. ..,,a =. ,"e nsAs Apsu
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the LyBchturE V
giniuo Tor tvo months snceessvcly, and posted VI the
front donr Of tn court houss IN sald so'pty.
AColy-Tosio JOHN THOMPSON, il. CT.
Nov. IL wcm
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NJ MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on the 9Th inst by the Rev. John
Watson, JOHN q. HARRlSS In Mss ELI
ZABETH ANN, daughter OF Mr.. John HAriss,
all of Campbell county, Va.
-, at Washington, on Wednesday eve
ming the 9th November, by the Rev DR., Mullcdy
Stn. DON MANUEL CARVALLO Charge
dc Affairs from Chill, to Miss MARY T.. CAu5
TEN, second daughter Of James H. Caus,on, Esq
of that city.
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Sept. 80
NEW FALL AND
WINTER GOODS,

HAVE received f,om New York, piadcphai
= and Baltimore, my Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting of the usual variety of English, French.
Italian and American Goods, The assortment 10
general, and sock large, and having been purchas.
cd with great care, will be offered on Tic very best
,erms-! cordially invite calls from ,loss wanting.
10 buy, believing they viii beplcascd with tie az
sorneni and prices. JOIING MEM.
Oct. IL Gwif
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The number Of members a, this time - 7S-and
The loss of or duriag The pas, year by removal,
though 10 be regretted served - awaken q n ore
active spirit IN the BosfJ mil fouse them TO great
or .xrrton; and q Ito who desp.selh not the DAY
of sma things" has eon,IescendeJ TO bless the ef
forts made by few females, 10 send the Gospel
10 their b. ,ligb,ej fellow creatures. May wo not
conf ieniiy expect the cloud that arose, small
as human hand, spreading with increasing ,ap'd-
ty along tho horizon, and watering the souls of
many that famish in Heather lands
The annual subscriptions of the members, to-
gc,hcr with don tons and the public collections,
have enabled the Board of Managers, to forward
annually, 10 the V. G. NJ. Society, 500. The
following Report viii exhibit tho receipts and
pcndltures -
The committee appointed to examine the Trea-
sutct's Book, submit The following us their exani-
nation
Remaining in treasury las. year $40 10
A mount collected al the anniversary 81 90
Collected from members &c 90
Proceeds of Missionary Box by Mrs Saun-
ders. 90
Donation through Mrs. EerIy 90
Donation from young Lady 90
Donation through Mrs Saunders l 90
Donation from Mrs. Galloway . 90
Interest on 300 short time IN tho Savings
Bank. l 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

yYIRGiNiA.At court III monthly ses,ions hold foS
" Nelson county, ut the court house, Monday the eth
day Of October I834aioses Hughes PE agaust David
r. Ciarkson and Robert Rives, adnnirtrator OF Jssss
CIarksaa, deed. Dcfis--in Chaucery. S
On the Of tho PIaWiH, by COUNSEL vho fed HE
bill and for satisfactory reasons appearing the court ~
l. tina. tao defendant, Robert kyes, admin narrator
or Jesse claksop decd he rc.iained from paying away
any MONIES goods other effects, which he
which may hereafter Into his hands adis
af,esad, belonging to, which belong 70 tho sud
Defendant, David II. clarkson the Of
ired and 6ny dollars subject 10 the Plaintiff demand,
aud the further order and decree ofis eou concctninR
tho Aud IL appearing the Of tho
said Dawn, tiarksdn h nlabitant 0fthiS
Il u orat ed he do appear hsse .h
fourth MONDAY IN Jasna aud the hill Of
tho piat aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted la the Lynchbarg Vireinan, for two month";
.uccessiveiy prev said tias and another eopv
posted tho frontdooi ofthe houss Of sis
con nty, on some cnurt day.
Copy-Trsto, Sp. GARLAND, Clk.-
Nov 10 - WIN
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Me.srs. Alexander Mar, surviving admir-
of James Mar, dec. Alexander ID. Mari,
Rawley Rather aud Ambrose l.. Ruckcr,

Rawley Rather aud Ambrose l.. Ruckcr,
GDNAKE NOTICE, that we shall, on the 18th
Il day of December next, a, the house OF IN
Turner, IN the county Of Amherst, Va. frocsed
to fakc the DISPOSITIONS Of William Tanner md
ohers. On the 10 day of thc samv month, ht
The house OF Thomas Higglnbobam, IN the snid
county of Amherst, proceed 10 take the dispositions
OF sail Iligglnbotham, aud others. On Tho 18th
day of the sama month, and il not completed on
,ha, day, on the 10Th and Goth days OF Tire sumo
month, we shall, Mt tho Tavern House of Thomas
q Logwooj, in the tow of Lynchbnrg, proceed 10
take tho DISPOSITIONS Of Eli IA Fletcher and others
Onthc 22l day Of the said niontl, of Dree'e5cr, We
shall nj the house Of VIM. Leftwieh. w. IL IN
the eouhty OF Brdfnd, Va. proceed 10 Iahc the dc
noslt,ous Of said William, Leftwici. md mhcrs-
which said dispositions are intended TO he fcta NJ
evidence IN suit now depending III The reuit
Superior Court Of Law and Ghaneery iu The eo1'n-
" of Bedford, Va. 10 which we and others are
plaintiffs and you and others arc defendants.
JOHN MARI
AMBROSE X. MARI.
Nov. - idt
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Nov. L..

DiGGES' OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, Nov. Is, 1884.
Drawing Of the Wheeling Lottery, extra class No.
IL, for 1854.
G3 80 81 AZ . 45 10 40 % 2 80 AZ.
Next Saturday the Dismal Swamp Lottery, class
No. 90, draws AT Alexandria Capital Prize $780,
000--with numerous other handsome prizes Tick
cts $40, shares in proportion for sale AT
DlGCES' or TFCE.
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CANDIES large supply. Fresh assorted

CANDIES large supply, Fresh assorted
~ kinds.
Preserved Ginger, Almonds, Eiberts.
Prunes, Figs, English Wulauts,
Partyidges Original Uatefpreof Oh Blnckine.
Faytna's Rcn Cologne, aew anele, superior 10
any other.
Florida Water, assorted size bottles.
Chemical Dye FOR the hair, changing II 10 be u l.
ful black
Medicines, Drugs, Oils, Paints, Dye Stuns.
Fancy Articles, Pc,fumcry, Soaps
Guns & Pistols, Scgars Chewing & Smoking To-
bacco, SnufFs, Brushes assorted all kinds.
Gold Leaf, Gold Foil for Deniisfs.
Bronze, assorted coors.
Roll Birthstone and Salt Pc,re.
Pine Apple and Box Cheese.
Thermometers, great raricfy.
Wines and Prandy, Imperial, Gun Powder
Young Hyson and Black Teas. &c. &c &c.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Nov z IFS.
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More New Goods.
Nov. 10

znllE subscribers have just received an nddi-
~ ,ionaI supply Of the following articles, viz -
64ENGLlSu MERINOs, assorted colors. GRO
DE MAPS, Embroidered MERll'o HDkFS,
Black do IN assortment Of Satin and Lasting
RIBBONS, Al plain and figured GREtIAN-
NETS, Mtehels and Parsons SPOOL COT
TON, BIRDS EYE DIAPER, BLACK SILK
VELVET, PINK FLORENCE, six Cord and
Il assets, do Straw do &c &c II or sale az
FRANKLIN, HUNT & cos.
Opposite V,rginian Office.
Nov - is
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Nov. 10

nd means beng more prominent than they shoii.
ect. to harmon1c taec'ualy wl'h The res, Of her
nj, features
} Is Without further Introduction, we sho bricAl
mi late what We aud heard al her Il ST public
% hihitioh not pretending TO give an opinion upop
by 'nblrct MIS-. II wing taken chair in tho Il
hes Ire of spacious hall, hor husband would placs
7, Dusei On articles OF wearing apparel of spectd
ufb al the extremity of tho room, towards which
var back Wus tune J. when abe would ma, o,l,, Ia.
Gf- nate the n,cle Instantly. Tut it's color ala, w
tive her ~ bonnet reiitulo, ribbon n uacb ,,,a
ny ol bend "fhe, II made no di1e,cnec, as She
Ut Ways gave opromp and correct answer A
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Way=~ ,, r,
w. New s. Chcap Goods.
JAMES sc. EgORNEH & GO.

A RE now opening al Their NEW CASH
IA STORE, n full assortment ofGoods Of all
kinds selected with great care in New York, Philn-
dclpha and Balmore-They respectfully invite
town aud country dealers 10 examine their stock
before buying.Ail persons purchasing 10 sell ngnln
W III be allowed hbcra. deduction from retail pr-
ces-In tho DRY GOODS LINE, the assortment
consists in part Of Cloths, CassIncrrs, Saulne,s,
Flannel, Blankets Of all kinds Linscys, Nnpt Got
tons " ith many ohcr articles for Nesroes Clothing
and Eanoy Goods Of all exceptionally THE
GROCERY LINE, Sugar, Loaf aud Brown, Tea,
Coffee Iron, Salt, Whskey, Bacon &c. &c.
HARDWARE. good assortincnt- CROCkE-
.RY AND GLASS WARE--IIA rs, a fuI sup-
dly some ufa very superior qunlity from IN mp
proved Mandatory. SHOES, Of all kinds
GLOVER SEED, large Lo, cheap In
NANT'S celebrated stocks & other kmds,-UM-
BRELLAS, Silk & Cotton, heavy supply ata
prices, &c. &c.
Oct. 20 @Swif
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xTiRGiNiA.-At Kulcs hold 10 tho Clerks one. AZ
~ tho treuit Superior Court OF I.Bw aud Cbnu,
Gerry OF Amherst, Monday tho 9Th day OF October 1884,
Charles DAVE, Pit. egainst Thomas Davis, Don.in Chan
Gerry.
The defendant Thomas DAVIS, moi having entered his
appearance and given secuif,y according tho Ut
Assembly aud tho rnos Of this Court aud Il appearing by
sniisfacioy evidsnee that he isnot imsbinnt Of this
Commonwealth On mellon of the plaipiiT, by he
counsel II Is ordered, in, Tho said defendant Thomas la
viz do appear hse before tho Grst day ~ the
term, to The bin of the plaintiff aud that copy ~
this ordsr bs forthwith inserted in the fynebug vrsts
niau for mih suceessiyey, and posted " tho fouS
door Of tie court house IN thu sad conniy.
A CopJ=-To
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\ ash fov NcarOea.

SGEHE viii pay III. hirhea eash PRIZES E,s ~ z
w the likely Young .k.gr"es. Of both ssssss
from I2 10 26er ~ ,.urs - ns~. We cap sSis
Those wishing u'sei trg'n,. ed 10 refer ~ Jsha
A. Rowan, ut LyncLburg, by Litter Of o,h.s-ssss
ROWAN l. HAK,tl5.
Nov. II witss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

No. r EARLY intends to leave Lynch
VH burg shortly. Those wishing his Den
tai Services, will p!easceall upon hun
~ ne ffankin Hotel where he will remain a
few days longer Heexnec,s to return to Lynch.
burg in the month Of March next.
Nov. 3 Is.
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slll 81
EXPENDED.

Forwarded 10 the Virginia Conference Mis-
sionary Society by the Rev. d. 5. Dog
ccu 300 90
Balance in Treasury III 81
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Amherst Agricultural Society.

VENHE Cattle Show and exhibition OF Domestic
l. Manufactures has been pos poncd ill Mon
day the l7h inst. al which time IT will take place.
Nov IL IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

-, of Il, preseat ps0prieior. We have net
,g'asal y ' If : personal acquaintance with Mr.
h pes.' bu, report speaks highly Of his talents
|. Il stianmenss'
~ Doy-Our readers will recoleci that
TIC -. ,,h inst. was 50 dark, as 10 excite
lTednss'a, ,,so,.-msny persons remarrk'ng in
eqcai COMMIT, ,@s, ,i,c murky appearance Of The al
eaf h.s'"s sa,,b,ed ,ha produced by an eclipse of
nosphe's "a sure enough there acas an eclipse Of
khe So" ,hs, day-of whi.h We were duly no'i'
kbs sun w .,,,anacs. but which every body SEEM
t'd 10 'ne .aaoen The American Almanac de-
ITO have Icing total in par, of Arkansas, Mis-
Pedoe' s A. Georgia and South Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

n We learn, from the last Char o,tesvllle Ad-
voea'e 'ha, James Garland, ESQ. of Nelson, has
been nominated by the Jackson Congressional Dis
uct Convention, as . candidate for Congress, ~
the Albemare district, now represented by Gen.
VIM F. Gordon. The Advocate says that Mr..
Garand accepis the nomination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

:. The Rev. D.. Ducachet, of Norfolk, has re-
sMcd the Rectorship Of Christ Church, in that
borough, and accepted the invitation to the Rector
ship of 81. Stsphsns Church, in Philadelphia, va
Gated br the death ofthc Rev Dr.. Mont omery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

Mw Papfrs.-C Cornelius =. Baldwin hns issued
pposals for publishing, in Buchanan, Botetonrt
bany, apapcr, to We called The James River
ldroclte, and Southwestern Wing" 1t is to be
o.le to tho administration. andto MIR. Van Blu
b. We shall publish the prospectus, if practical
Il, in our next
Charles G. Green proposes to publish ut Boyd
a Mcck.onburg county, The Expositor" He
cpposcd to Mr. Van Biren, and in favor of Mr..
L.i.G as next President, -aaJ rathsr touched with
uli6s Atom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

1J' Tho friends Of Mr.. George Loyal, OF the
H. Of R. ia Norfolk and Portsmouth recently Invl-
led him 10 public dinner, which, in consequence,
Of his recen, recovery from severe spell OF illness
and the pressure Of his engagemen,s,h declined sc
sspsing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-13

NJ, Literary J,arsal. I'VE have received the
I. No. Of paper, to be pulaishel in Rchmond,
5ncs week, by M. NJ. Robinson, Esq. TO DO called
Ike Literary Journd,' at tue remarkably low
ce Of ~ SO per snnun. II ~ TO be composed
knci2slly OF sci ctons from the tich treasures OF
lmsri an and Foreign literature, furnished by the
si periodical publications of the day We have
,d barely time TO glance al the con..a,s OF til LIST
b.; bit the ao.li,y AMI taste The EDITOR is an
Dn1le guaranty that his Journal will deserve the
>li. onhse of The community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05
NEW FALL GOODS


GEORGE S. HOUGH has just received a
~ very handsome and well selected assert
ment of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS. to
which ne would respectfully invite the attention
OF his friends and customers. They consist, in
part, as follows:
Extra snperfine and low priced blue & black
Do do Dahlia, Adelaide. and olive brown do
DO fawn drab do, for box and over coats
Super1ne plain d striped London Cassimeres
Do and medium Satinets
DO patent white Flannel, Warranted
not to shrink
Red, yellow, green FlannelS
Printed Floor Cloth and Booking Baise
Black Florentne and Velvet Vesting
Super black Satin do
Swansdown fig'd Velvet d Valencia Vesting
Super London Witches, for vests, "a hand.
some article)
French, English, and German Merinoes and
Thibets
1914, ia, II 4, and 1874 Rose and Whitney
Blankets
Point and Duffield do of all dimensions
Ga, S-i, and l0-4 Russia and Damask Diaper
so pieces Undressed Long Cloth Shrtings
Russia and Irish Sheetngs
Brown Damask Table Cloth
Cloth Table Covers
Lambs wool Shirts and Hosiery
Super black, white, and cold Corded Skirts
Do dulilcU SdiltplI ldIHcl 40 a new aftlCIg)
American, French, and English Calicoes and
ChintZes
large assortment of plain and striped Lin
seys, Kersey, and Flushings, for servants; toge-
Their with general assortment of American and
Foreign Staple Goods.
Fancy Goods
Rich Italian Lustring and Poult de Sole
DO Gro de Maps, Sattins and Florences
Embossed and Painted Thibet Shawls
Do do Hermann do
Super white Embossed Thbet Shaws and
Hdkfs "a new and plain article)
Blonde Hermann, and Silk Muslin Hdkfs
Plain, embossed, and open work Silk Hosiery
5boxes Bead Reticules (some all black
| Super Satin and Gro de Berlin do, wOrked
with beads, Every Handsomely
| Bishops Lawn, Linen Cambria, figured and
plain Swiss MusIins
Green Berrege and Gauze Wells
Super and low priced Linen Cambria Hdkf
Ladies' and Gentlemen's super Hoskin, Bea
yer, Silk, and French Castor Gloves
| Long white Kid do
Together with almost every article in the
| Fancy line.
Also,
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn. 10th mo 10
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87T1+
NEW GOODS
FALL GOODS.


" H. THOMPSON & CO. offer for sale
w at moderate prices an extensive assort,
ment of French, Italian, English, and American
Goods, received by late arrivals, and are now
opening. Among them are the following:
Black, blue black, and cold Gro de Naples
Do and do Poult de Sole
Black Italian Lustrings, Florences, and black
Mode
Blond Wells, Thread Laces and Edgings
Jet black and blue black Lyons Velyets
Black and colored Italian Grapes
Plain and figured Swiss Muslins
Linen Cambria and Linen Cambria HdkE
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery
Gloves of every description
New style Dark Cambria Prints
Also,
Cloths, of every shade and price, reru chenp
Cassimeres, Cassinetts, and Flannels
Rose, Point, and Duffle Blankets
Green Baizes, Drab Kerseys, & Negro Cloths
ga English and French Mernos
3-4 black and colored Merno Circassians
With every variety Of Goods in our line suit
able for the F'dH and Uinter.
We invite our customers and purchasers IN
give us call, and see for themselves. as we are
determined to sell at small advance on the
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