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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-14
CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILLEX & hazard

EAVtNG made arrangements with five Of the best Talors
a in this work for them will furnish all kinds oi
Clothing to order.
James 1iey being himself Tailor By trade, (having
served his time with No. workman perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for garment from the Cloth 10
the thread and every gentleman accommodated without
the difficulty the cheapest rates. the work will be done
in The best manner possible.
Their Clothes Casmeres Vesngs and trimmings, shall be
of the very best, and their assortment complete.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-14

The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agen, for vending
MORfSON'S HYGEIiN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES,
fort he State of RhodeIand hereby gives notice that no other
person will be authorized Nend said Medicines this city
bu, Tor the accommodation Of the public
different parts OF the Smie,and 10 guard the public against
mposions they be assured that should medicines be
offered for sale in this State puportng be Morsons Hpg
Uirersai Medicines by person except myself my
thorzed agents that they will be counerieits.
SAMUEL YOUNG, No. l07 Wesmnstar street
Feb. %, 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

aud stalk or stem of I've irtc, IS nine ineh,; :, leas,
below ths suriaor.
In selecting a site for aa orchard, both tree and
fruit call for land OF mpdera,e quality. OAK, pinr
and hic kory lands, oak and hickory with good
red oamy clay foundation, prefer. Lime. either
what IS called rotten limo stone, pu>.rzcd ~ ct
posnrc 10 tho atmosphere, or burnt. aud slskcd
lime, applied 10 the roots moderately and WORKED
in with the hoe. have found excellent. say three
feet round tic tree. In pruning tins tree. and IN
trimming, | observe one rule. In the winter Of
III. fits, year or rs,hs ipsi before tbs zap begins
TO rise, cut the hi,t years growth eli, n, tire.
feet from H., ground. \ tho young shoots put
on, select -four OF Tho strongest, pointing to the
cardinal points, and Keep all others clean of that
year, with sharp penhne, cutting always care
fully, and close IN the bark--thc next year nj the
s.mo tmc, cut those four of, AZ about Two aud a
bali feet, and observe the same rulo--ills third
wear. cut OF at tltee feet, and H., lhc head u
tie tree take lis own direction. After ihls, have
but one rule, VIZ to Keep of wood. and by cut
tiny il on, when the smallest pcnkuii. Is sufficient
10 do IT,
BY this rulr, prevent my trees from blcahlns
down with the weight OF irn,t. In excellence and
sc, the country can attest. | never suffer ANY
tng but .hoats 10 20 INTO the orcha d, and poultry
the wing, OF the Last cut On no condition will
,ufcr TIC bark Of the body OF limbs 10 be injured
rabb,d cven--eNospt by the brush, soft
cloth aud tho suds. Ny fruit must come of with
slight stroke of the hand, again,, the body OF the
tree OF very Slight pull-or it stays on-no beat
my aud ,lasling amongst my trees II lhoy are
worth planting, the, arc worth taking care of-and
my hog, account ceaanll, iur the fruit, that ! OF
ny friends, cannot consume. do not believe the
grub all descend Sufficiently into the earth. 10 fnd
III. place oi stack or II dcpo>'ie OF the egg /,
fat made, the dcpo,ltor, be him whom hc may
will no, GO down To find the right place for him. |
hope that the lovers oil GOOD peaches, will allow the
thing fair Trial, and II deserve it, give me the
plcasm, Of saying, that ] have discovered some
Ihinc, and added TO the ,um OF human happncs.--
il bni unite, .\GRlCOLA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
Valuable Land For sale,
NEAR LISCT{BTRG.

pEJNC ANXIOUS 10 remove offer for sale the
- tract of Land on which reside, situated i'll Am
hcrst County, on James river one and half miles
above the town of Lynchburg, containing between
five hundred and SIXTY aud six hundred acres, large
portion IN woods, and some first rate river bottom
This Land is very productive, and in high state of
improvement. II has upon ii a Comfortable Dwell
ling House, bull, OF Stone. and other convenient
buildings. liarfiss Creek, fine bold stream runs
through II, and furnishes water power OF immense
value. The Farm Mills once the property of VIM.
Mitchell, decd, erected on this tract OF land
and although they were some years since swept
away b food large quantity of the building rock
still remains, with which new Mill Factory
might be erected al small expense. The atyana-
gcs possessed by this land in the fertility OF the SOIL
its conguy to market. and vast water power, rem
der it an object worthy the attention of capitalists
am determined to sell, and by early application a
great bargain may be had. The terms of sale will be
liberal, aud made known on application. Possession
will be given the end of the present year and 100
bushels Wheat will be sown and NIGEL, put IN this
Fall for the benefit Of the purchaser
GEO. W. PETTNJOIlN.
Oct. Njw
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lnH Pionrhms. In no other way can
ltnd be 5" completely pulNcrizcd as by exposing it
to the action OF frost through the winter.
1t is useful in Graduating weeds, elders, and
other bu>hc,-thoir roots being killed by the
FROST.
Sd. II is the most speedy method OF Graduating
that spreading curse, Steer Crout, or Red Root
Where tins Is the design OF fall ploughinf, it should
be done earl, and the land narrowed, 50 that all
the seed in the ground may vceetatc. Ploughing il,
under IN the spring ends tn, matter.
1th The land Is soft our teams strong, feed
plenty, and labom cheap.
9TH 1t forwards spring business wonderfully,
enabling me To SOW barley before ! otherwise could
begin TO plough for IT, and gives me leisure for the
better performance OF all the pressing concerns OF
this most busy season
Farmers, nv II. Ntr Castle Ga.,Hc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC AICTION.

1INliE subscribers will offer at public auction on
House in Lexington, tract OF LAND, Oh the mouth
OF the North River and the head of the Blue Ridge
canal; containing by estimation lN! THIS
tract presents OF the most adj, antageo locations
for tavern. 1t embraces within It's limits the ter
minaton OF the Blue Ridge Turnpike leading from
Lyncburg, distant about ~ miles. At this point on
its entrance into the Valley, there are good roads
leading TO Lexington distant 10 miles, to Paitonsbulg
via the Natural Bridge Ii miles, and from either of
these point. 10 the several watering places west Of
the Allegheny The road leading bv this point on
the line of the contemplated James River improve
menti fast becoming common highway between
the East, South last and South, to the West, and
North West, Another decided and very inpor-
tant advantage attached to the property in conneN
with It's superior location It's peculiar adaptation
TO the employment of extensive machinery, from its
great command of water power, and its natural chan
neS OF supply and consumption, (the James River and
its ,nbutarics) surrounded b, country abundant in
the production of gram and rich in its mineral pro
ductlons. Here the capitalist may find safe and prof
table lnves ment of his capital when converted to
the mandatory OF flour I'm the heart OF the finest
wheat country and the manulactorN cotton aud non
IN their various applications Unnecessary use Those
persons wishing To purchase be Shcwn the proper
" at time before the da, osalr on application
to Joseph Glasgow III John =. CarutherS living il,
its vicinity. JOSEPH GLASGOW.
JOHN =. CARITuERS.
WIN. II. CARITlIERS.
Ger, u,dy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND.

I'm Monday the 18Th day OF October, 1895, it being
~ Amherst Court day, shall proceed to sell, by
way OF public auction the highest bidder for cash
before the front door OF Mr. Stout's Tavern, at Am
herst Court House, the ris ACT OF LAND
on which Curtis Watts resides living III the Count,
OF Amherst, Cedar Creek, a branch of Pedlar
River. The Improvements comfortable, and
there Is considerable portion OF Tobacco land on
the tract The sale is made by virtue of trust deed
recorded in the Clerks office of the County of Am
hcrs for the purpose OF paying debts due by the said
Watts, which are secured thereby. Acting as trust
tee shall con,r, the title vested in BY said deed
and other. The title is believed to be good.
JOHN ID. DAVIS, Trustee.
UF The above sale IL postponed III the first dav
Of Amherst November Court, next J. d. ID. Jr
Sep. 22 ~tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
TRUST SALE


IN Monday, the 10Th OF October, 1885, II being
~ amherst Court day, shall proceed, by way Z,
public auction, to sell to the highest bidder Tor READ,
money, the 'rKAC OF LAND purchased
by Francis +. luarles OF Zedek,ah Shoemaker, ad
Joining the lands OF r. =. Thornton and Others
which Is conveyed to in trust, by deed from the
sand uarlss, duly recorded in the Clerks otfic. of
Amherst. The land lies III the SAID County. on
Dancing Creek, and is well worth the attention of
those wanting such property. There is about 300
acres IN the tract, small portion OF which is cleared,
and under cultivation. MIR. Quarlss will shew the
land To those disposed to purchase--and the sale is
made At his request. | will convey such title as is
invested in me by SAID trust, and none other the
land being sold for the purpose of complying with
its terms The sale will be made before the door OF
MIR. Stout's Tavern, AZ he said Court House
EDMUND WINSTON Trustee
Srp,c' w,ds
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s.,,,,,b,e nea. Estate rcr sale.

TIVE sub4csi5tr. wishing 10 remo's ore -
q, exchange fer Western Lands, MS Is'a.e'
,inr ,iDou both SIDES Of Roanoke river, near me ols
I.el m the county of Botetourt. u Is disiaeo ps
the river INTO equal portions Of 800 acres eaeh one
of which is prucipall, valuable as an ine,haos'loe
reserve of timber Tor the support Of the DINER upon
Inch the improvements arc situated lhe i'hPi 700
cd oiety has about $50 acres cleared OF when -oo
!. eompac, and unbYoken bptom. OF great tertiiits'
aud the residue OF the cleared land together Win
The greater portion Of the uncleared, well adapted 10
the s., era staples Of the country. he Mansion Is
OF brick, nearly new "A pain, but coiniortaoie
with oa' houses OF the ::i most e"nsen n15sn And
situated on commanding eminencc aud surfoa.io-
ed by beautiful Grove. The Overseers house, Ne
gro hnts, Wheat Machine and House, Stables, ON
CRIB &c &c, OF The best kind, and most eilglnis
situated To strangers, who are unacquainteh WIN
this section Of Botctonr II may be well TO remark
that for salubrit, of climate, fertility OF soil ana eN
cellence of society, has few parallels. he sub
Sctiber would be willing 10 take Negroes OF cotton
ands in South Alabama, IN exchange for the estate
WM. LANGHORNE.
Oct. 5 Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

\ oe1,tlial assortment OF Treble Polish, Ribbed
and Doeskn Ca.slrncres-rogether with the mos,
splendid assortment ofN estlng that has ever oeea
hlb,ied IN TN, market. lie has also elegant as
sorm.Dt Of Stocks, Gum Elastic Suspenders, and
Patent Ncrino shuts and Drawers ia fine article
Tor the approaching season. all of which, viii be sold
on very liberal terms lie particularly invites his
friends and the public general, to call and examine
his Stock OF Goods, before purchasing elsewhere,
and lac assures them, that they shall not be dssatis
fed nth any asticc they ina, purchase OF him. lie
har also received the Latest Fashions. and is ready
to all order, his line IN the ncatcst
fashionable, nd expeditions manner
Oct. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29

DjRSUANT decree Of the Superior Couit oil
4 Law and Chancery for the County OF Amherst,
pronounced on the sth day OF September l6''o Jes.
SC Rcheson, plaintiff against Narand Richeson and
others, defendants, shall expose to sale, by way oil
public auction, to the hlghe., bidder on the pfeni
sc,, on the 9th DAY OF November next, the tract OF
land, in the plaintiffs bill mentioned, lying near the
residence of Capt. Jesse Richeson, + diar River
\ credit of and two years will be given, equal
nstamcnts bonds with good security will be rcqur-
ed from the purchaser and the title retained as III
innate security THO. \. III BaNh,
Sheriff Of 4mherst County, and Commissioner 10 s'H.
Oct, Is Wt9N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-29
NOTICE..

X Virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Superior
court OF Law and Chancery. for tbe comfy of
amherst pronounced on the 9th day of AprI. l33j
N the suit OF M'eaah PcndIeton. plaintiff, again
Dan'ei li'gglnbo'ham Charles l.. Barrel, and fienr
n n IN ms own right, and as administrator Of
lcl iilgginbolham, and Thomas H;og,nho,b,m lats
merchants and partners trading under the st,le and
urn OF d. \ ID. lligglnbothan, & Co. defendants
me undersigned, who is thereby appointed Com.
missioner Tor the purpose, WILL on FRIDAY the Goth
u'Y Vi november next proceed on the premises. in
ane Town OF New Glasgow, to sell, by way of pubic
auI'on Tf read, money the Lot or parcel of ground
cree mentioned. JOHN JJONnCN Cm
Oct. Is
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To MIR. James G.. INFORMANT:

11NAkE notice, that on FRIDAY. the 9th da, of
November, next, between the rising and setting
oil the sun, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town of
Lynchburg, Va, shall proceed take the deposi
tons of John Lynch and others, to be read as c,i-
dence IN the trial of SUIT now depending and undo
ternlned in the Circuit superior Court of Law and
ChanccIy for the town OF Lvnchburg on the Chan
Gerry side OF SAID Court III which am plaintiff and
You and others are defendants. II, from any cause
the said dispositions shall not be taken or being com
menced, shall not be completed on tho said eth of
November next then shall continue from day to
day, at the same place, Sundays cxccptcd) until the
whole are completed
ALEXANDER LIGGATT
.id'. de bonus non Nth tie ~iN dnncyod Of John
Lynch, Senr. iced
Oct. % ~
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POETIC Al.
From the .Asic io,krr.


From the Mac iotk,r.
LINES.-sY =. h. Hrevxr.
Irsow thou art gone TO the home nth, rest
Then why should nay soul be SO sad
Know thou art gore where the weary Ate blesi,
And the mourncr looks up and Is glad;
here Love has put of, Ia the ianu OF Us bitth'
The stain il had gathered IN this
Ard lIope the sweet singer that sisddsned IN.
Garth.
Lies asleep az the hosom of lIlis6
Iloor thou AIT gone where thy forehead IL starr
With the beauty that dwelt IN Thy soul -
Nhsr the light oi thy oysiness cannot be ma.rd
Northv heart be flung blek from us goal;
I know thou hast drunk oi the Iethe thathoMs
Through land where they do not forget
That sheds s>er memory only repose.
and takes trom it only regret.
rh,se eve must be dark that So long ha been dI'nm
Ere again 1t may gaze upon thine
But m, hear, has reyeahngs OF thee And NY iipi'
In many token and sign;
lnsver look up with vow TO fhs 'sS
gut The lIs l,ke thy beant, IS thei'
And hear bow r,urmnf, like thine ~ reph'
When pout outn. spirit ID prayer
|. thy ,ar-anav jv ellips, vhervrsrr b.
believe thou hast visions of mine
&pl the love that made all things as inusi' 70
I h,Ye rot VT lrsrn'd 10 resign.
I, the hush OF the night, on this waste OF tho'e
o, alone with the breeze on tho hill
have ever presence thai whispers Of ule"'
And m, ,pirit lies down and /. stlil
And ,hough hike aWouinei that sits ~ 't'"f
| nm wrapped IN 'nautt a eare--
y, the cr,cf Off, boson-oh call II not s"'e7-
|. no, the blsct gtci Of despair
Il, sorrow revealed, a. thc star, 're b, night
Far Oh bright vision Appears;
And Hope like the ralnbo". a eteau'e q" hgh''
Is horn like the rainbow. IN teas
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Def.
In CIiANCEE,.

nose TWO causes came on to be further hear,
the hrst upon the papers formerly read and ,h 'o'
upon the Bill answer, replication and III, ~ 1851
t'n OF Witness and were argued by Counsel "m
consideration whereof the Court doth orde, IN
defendant, James =. Garland. do render L,f. a me
of the Commissioners of this Court. an ,cos',, VI.
his administration of the estate of b,S F"' VI
said Bcnanm stone, decd. and the said a., a. 'ic
Sioner is directed To examine state and y,,i ~
same, excluding thereirom the hires of ,b '"e
since the death OF his tcsta,or and n,le ."
thereof to the Court, together with an accom-, wv
debts OF the cstatc showing what port;n, =, u,
debts Is chargeable upon the plaintiffs half If .
slaves, and an account between the plaintiff md h
defendant James T. Garland. in which She i ,om'
charged with hall the interest which has ,co,,
upon the debts oil estate, since the tcstaorx d.,i
and with any payments made to her b, the defend
ant, James Z. Garland. on account of her ,n,o,"l.
in the estate, and with such part of the pncln,I "
the debt chargeabe upon the plaintiffs mtcrr., y.
the Commissioners shall be of opinion a, life ,r,s,
she oug"t Ia pay IN case Of redemption. and IN ho
credited for half the hires ofthc slaves and with ~.
matters special, stated, thought pertinent h, him.
self, OF required by the parties to be so stated
\ CppN-IpStc
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M will take the deposition of Edward Ors.
w and others, at Morgan's Grocery. in the
County of Bedford, at the meadow of Goose Creek.
Virginia on the Both day of November next. The
deposition of John Ashwc and others, at John
ha<cS s, sens, int the County of Bedford, and State
OF 'rg'nla, on the 9TH day Of December next.
he deposition of ltcheson Grigcsbv, and others.
at Preston, Lcttwich & Co.'S store, in the County
OF Bedford, and State of Virginia, on the l4tb day
day OF December next. The deposition of Vii
ham Terry, and others, in the town of Liberty.
IN the County Of Bedford at the Tavern house ot
,a'd Terry, and State of Virginia, on the ostb
DAY OF December next The deposition of Elijah
Mnrduck, in the County Of Montgomery, and State
OF Virginia, on the l4th day of January, 1886.
ana III cach and every case to continue from
day to day till all OF taken. p
JOHN kASEY.
GEORGE kASEY.
'' W4W
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corner oil Main-sreer, obliquely opposite the Court
House, and no" occupied b, DIR. Graham. The
House II BRICK and besides afording accommodation
sufficient for large family presents favorable loca
ton Tor the merchant OF tradcsman, inasmuch
there Is also Store, Counting Room and Lumber
House come Herewith, which have been
full. occupied in merchandising for the last thirty
years.
And, whilst there ii thus presented stand for bu
snss, but little II at all inferior any other in the
town, two story brick Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice
House, Carriage House. Stable and Ciscrn, with a
pump, make 1t altogether comfortable family resi-
dcnce. The lot large facing upon two streets, and
there abou, hundred feet front on main
street and provision made for alley running through
between thi, and the adjoining lot ampl" space IS
a'"'' ri erection Of another ,srge building if
desirable. It il seldom that such property is in
Market, and, tn. terms will be made accommodate
ing, those wishing TO settle themselves comfortably
and ad,antageously will do we'll to turn their attcn-
ton 10 TIM location. \ LEYBUKN, Ex'r. Of
John Icyburn, decd.
Lexington, Oct. II wSt
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~ M to a decree of the Superior Court
horst Ut Id" ana Ihancery, for the County of Am
n 'e, pronounced on the 9Th day of September
,oo', between Edward Watson plaintifi against Ed
sn"l ' -" ns'on sheriff of Amherst County, and as
,:ai, administrator with the will annexed. of Robert
Gafiand' decd, who was Coroner If Amherst
county. and as such administrator of John A. simp.
SON fugitive from justice, and the said John A.
nimpson, defendants; and Richard S. Ellis and
n1nafd ~ Eubank, merchants and partners. trading
under the style and firm ofEllis & EphanL nlantifs
aga'ns' robert Garland, Coroner of Amherst County
@ as , Sneh administrator of the personal and s
lain ''s iea estate OF John A. Simpson, the SAID
'oiln a. simpson and others, defendants, will ex
oss 10 SAFE. at public auction, to the highe. bidder
on the premises the lands in the plaintiffs bills men
NV, ,,o"eu On .he 2ofh day of November next. One
ana three years credit will be given in eoual 10
s'a,nens bonds and good security will be required
san Inc .ltle retained sultmate security The lands
Win De suoJec' to Mrs Simpsons title to dover.
Sheriff ~ .-, THO. N. EUBANk..
'",W q, 'm"frs' 'ssrtp. md Commissioner os'H
WV - x-ocN
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DtPsttNT to decree OF the County Court of
Amherst, pronounced the DIST day of October.
1854 Garland against liardwck, &C. (ChanceryO /
WI sell tothe highest bidder for cash, on SATURDAY,
the 18th da, of October next, at Thomas Coleman $
grocery, on llarrsss Creek tracts oand in said
decree mentioned, one containing 40 acres and the
other IL acres IT being the same lands that John
liarcwck Inherited from John and Elizabeth Cole.
man, deceased THO. n EI'R\Nk
SHERIFF Of imherst Countu
sep. - wits
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RlOOllcd Stock

RlOOalcd stock
The thorough -bted race Mare LADY LAM
CASTER, years old by John Richards. dam b>
Sir Solomon
The distinguished race Horse STERLING four
years old, b. ~m Charles, dam b, Pomhatan
The thorough bred Stallion rECUMSEH Fl, e
years old b, Sir Richard, full brother To Monsieur,
dam by Top Gallant
WILL WAfCII four year. old b, Sin Charles.
dam b, Wonder.
ALEXANDER, years old, by Sn Charles dam
Bedford Mare.
SNRtS, tour years old h> Sir Charles, dam bv
Bell \r, of Georgia
BLACK HAWK, two wears old, BY Lance dam
10y old Sr Archy.
BELL MR., by Old Printer, dam h, Bell Air, of
Georgia.
Thorough bred brood Mare SALLY JEFRIES.
by imported Eagle, dam by imported Charlotte.
Thorough-bre brood Mare MARY NIL b.,
Randoph s Janus, dam by Ragland's Doomed, with
fine Jackson FHij, b, her side.
Wy Crop of every description;
Stock OF all kinds;
Household and Kitchen Furniture &c.
Twelve months credit will be given, by the put.
chaser giving bond with approved security. Ten per
cent discount will be made tor cash. All persons
indebted to me vi" please to make prompt payment /:
and those having claims will present them.
WILLIAM W. HURT.
haliiaN Co, Va. Oct ~ Wow
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Oct. |

McSSrs. UHiiam II. Starr, and John Thurman:
WAKE notice, that on Thursday, the 10Th da,
OF October, lS;}5, al the Storehouse of James
ilcadcn, IN Bedford County, shall take the depO.
S'tlons OF James T. Scott and others, to be read IN
evidence on the trial of suit in Chancery now Dc.
pending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the County OF Bed,
ford, wherein am plaintiff and YOU are defendants
IT, from any cause shall fail to complete taking tn.
said dispositions onthe above named day shall con-
tinuc taking them at the same place, from ia, 10
day until completed, JOHN NcCABE
Sep. 81 WV
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JUST RECEIVED.

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins.
Ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets Of 81
pieces.
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots
" Sugars, Creams and Slop Bowl,
Patent aud other Block Tin Coffee Pots
Splendid assortment of Brass Androns
Sho,els, Tongs, and Tenders,
Fine Plated Casters, 5, Is and 7 bottles
Candlesticks, Shutters and Trays
Astral and other Lamps
ALSO,
Looking Glasses; Turned Wood Ware; Knife
Clothes and Travelling Baskets; Manila NETS; Bel
lows; Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
Warmers; Ladies' Dressing and Work Boxes; Ac-
ccrdlans, aud numerous other desirable articles
ii. b. RICHARDS 4 co.
ALso-A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls, II. r. r. & Co
Oct. "a