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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
Oct. l3

Messrs. Dav't Kyle, and Hugh CampbelI.e.pcn,n'
Of William Kyle, deceased. "'
THAkE MOTTO. that, on the ninth. ,en,h
- eleventh days Of Anril next, between "'
rising aud SITTING Of the sun On said dsy. ,,n
Washington Hotel in the town Of Lynchb,,o
shall proceed 10 IKE the dispositions of ab,sh.'
+. B'egers and several others-,bat on m, leL ~
the same month, between the same hours ,,,t.
tavern OF German Jordan. in the county Of C.ma
bell, we shall proceed to take the dspo,;,io". :
John Alexander and others-ihat on the 23I eaS
and 2oIh OF the same month, and b.tv,cn n.
same hour" at the Storehouse of Elisha n p,
ton, IN the county Of Bedford, we shall nrocc.d :,
take the dispositions Of james Wrigh, and o,bs,,"
that, on the OH day of May next, between ii.
same hou''. a, the Bell Tavern, in Lesi,bury =,
Greenbrier county, we shall proceed to ,,t, thu
deposition OF John Mavs-which said d.nu,,,.oa
are to be read as evidence in the suit now d,n.Dd
ne IN the Circuit Sup rior Com, af Inv .ad
Chnncery for the town Of Ly"chhurg. in ~hlcn W.
are plaintiffs, aud you are defendants ; when and
where you may attend if yeu think Proper.
HARRISON NJ. GIBBS, and Man Ann
his wife, late Mary Ann Msu
adm'x Of Joseph Mays, decd
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NOTICE..


VIE subscribers having been separately en-
a gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into copert.
nership for the prosecution of the same, under the
irm of HALLOCk q BATES, at No. 23i
Pearl Street, corner of Burng Slip
They have awaited themselves of ample room by
completely arranging together with the first floor
and cellar, the spacious loft Of the building which
they purpose TO keep stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, comprising an assortment which per-
haps VIII not be surpassed by amy in the city.
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at a distance, to call and examine
their Goods, and venture with confidence to as.
sure them that the prices at which they SELL taken
in connection with the assortment kept, render in
ducemen,s TO purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES HALLOCK.
GILBERT BATES.
New York, Feb % pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
March 9

N a Court Of quarterly session. continued and bsp
e- ior the ouny of Campbel the curt house Thar,
o'' on inc day Of Murch ls35 Bernard Rucs,r md
POLLY his wife, Willis D. Elliott and Patty hi, w's
Nancy a LAY and William w. pnwiddie, admui,o Of
nopefa Russell deceased Compliments, az an JNn1,
r,e''n RUSSELL and David Russell, deceased Den, IN
no defendant William Russell not appearing and II
appearing to the sniisfac lon of the court tbt h, = %
,nhah ant OF this state It Is ordered that do ,rp,
a,e on the second Monday in June next aud III.
ON oil inc compliments and cory of this otI,r bs
i'fh"ith inserted in the Lynchhurg Vrsnan for ,ve
month successfully, and posted up front door ofs
ea'd = ouft house, On two several court DAYS.
Copy-Teste, JOHN AiEXaNDFp Cm
March l6 M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
HENRY BROWN. JR.

NV'FVsITL TIE BANhs,)
fas J1a rece,ced jrom ", YORK and Philadelphia
A LOT of beautiful English Cacoes
n Fashionable Silks, Cassinets
Bed Blankets, very low
A set of real India Dining China
Two sets of beautiful Tea do
Rifle Walking Canes
Misses Guitars, cheap
Large Wax Dolls that open aud shut ,hoir eyes
Smnll do do
Preserved dry Ginger, packed
Canton Preserves, in jars
Ptunes and Raisins
Sugar Almonds
Mint, Lemon, Rose, Rock, white Cocoanut, Kisses
and other Candies
Together with many other rare and curious articles
March 2 Is
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New Dry Goods.

ME subscriber has just opene cd a, HI, IT,.
- large and fashionable assortment Of Dry c.
of superior quality. Among them are ''''
Green, brown, purple, Cinnamon and cold Pro ,
Swiss Silks ~ De
Cold Gro de Maps and other Silks. VERY ,ho
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured s,t.
Sd and 3.4 French and English Meruo.
Sd and 3-4 black and cold Clrcassians
Ladies red and black Merino ShawIs
Ladies' Merlno anc Thbet Hdkfs.
Barge, Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Cspes
do do do Ch,mozets
White aad colored Sa,ins
White and col d Italian Grapes
Fiorsnees
Lace, Lace Edgng and lnsertings
Boblnet and Grecan Quillings
Cambria Edsings, Worsed Edgings
Ladies' and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery nayta
Tnsel Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells &c e..
ALSO,
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Clo,l.
Blue, black and fancy Cassirneres and Sat-.
Red, white and green Flannels
Plads and Bombazetts
Lnscys kerseys and other coarse Goods FIR N.
groes Az"
Bed Tickings, Apron and Counterpart cbs,l.
"a, and Sd brown and bleached Sh,,na.
Shee,ings ''e'
Damask Dioper and Table Cloths
follanet, Swansdown and other Ves,inps
Rose, Whitney, London Duffel and Ponl pl,,,..
The above and variety of others suitable ,o,t
season, daily expected, which | recommend IN w.
public at unusual low prices. Dealer. will n,.,
call and examine before purchasing, for chem b..
gains can certainly I've had here.
ROBERT KYLE
| Oct. l3
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500 RE ARD.
ANA WAY from the subscriber about the
10Th of January last negro nun named
CHARLES.
March 8

who calls himself Charles Jordan, nged about 90
years. AT the same time, his brother named Billy,
went off, but has been token up IN Rockbridge,
and returned to me, and Charles is still going a,
'arge. The subscriber will give reward of One
Hundred Dollars 10 any person who will appre-
bend and deliver him to her, in the town of Lynch.
burg, If he be taken out of this State, or $50
If taken within the State. Charles is a very blight
mnlato, hair very straight, sharp features, and on
INST sight, might be mistaken for a white man. He
is nbou, five feet four six inches high, ordinary
stature and had on, when he left here, common
jeans suit Of clothes, gray Goa, and brown panta
looms, white hat, &C. 1t is supposed he may be Turk
Ing about in Rockbridge or Albemarle, where he
was raised, and has many relations. It's probable
he may have endeavoied to gain the Pennsy lvania
orOhio line. The last heard Of him. was, that he
was seen on his way 10 stanton.
CHRlSTIANA TODD
81 The Lexington Union and Chorlot,esvi lille
Advocate will omit my former advertisement, and
publish the foregoing in the place Of 1t. c. +.
Feb. 5 IA
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Eourt held for Bedford county at III. Courbou,o
Executor of Robert Price, dece,ss cd and Carmen .. .i
, nv,ra MS We late Elvra Tlorp plaintiffs, sgain, Bol
'',,o,i ana William Thorp. defendants.-lp Chancery
came she"n Is ordered that unless the plsnuTs b,
~ ne" pond and security 10, the prosecution Of IN,
ION w'hn thirty days after they shall h,yo been
e'eu WIN u copy of this otder lby publication a, 10
aniel l.; rrce In the Vrenian paper puhli.hed IN thu
ns,a,,g Iy"omn9fe! and personal noce the lcm.
a aa rvns Lee late Elyira Thorp, that this rjuco.
'hhd dissolved a. an act of hi, day -
Copy-reste,
March va "i''i-i', y NJ
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III. Wy. y u j. FRY
Wholesale Grooers g. Forwarding Ner-

chants-Richmond, va.
,uyHE subscribers ore nov receiving, by me snip
Louisiana, and other vessels, their ofhis"
Y--eonsisiing OF
900 bags prime green new crop cohe'
900 do old Java & Mocha DO
$50 hh1s ST. Croix & N. o. Sugars
81 boxes & 80 bbs Loaf do
$40 boxes fresh Teas
II do censters do
100 hhds n O. g. e. J. Molasses
20 tieIces new Ricc
100 boxes Chocolate No.
10 tons American, Swedes and English Iron
IL do Blislered Cast and German Steel
CTS kegs Cut Noils. all sizes
so do Dupont's Gnnpowder
200 lbs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass, 8 by lo1and oby IL
1000 sacks best Liverpool Salt
$50 boxes Turpentne Soap
100 do Shaving do
50 boxes Sperm Candles
Is do TaIIow do
$50 resms Writing Paper (part faint ruled
500 do Wrapping do alI sizes
100 doz Bed-co and Leading Lines
% do pointed Buckets
80 drums fresh Figs
100 boxe. bunch Raisins
10 bales soft SHIELD Almonds
10 cases Of Preserved Ginger
10 DO London Mustard
5 hhds best Green Coppcras
10 bills Alum
1000 lbs refined Salt Petre
10 barrels chirp'd Logwood
IS kegs White Lead No.
50 do Dry DO do
5000 lbs Bark Dutch Nader
ceroons Spanish Float Indigo
80 mats Cinnamon
bale Gloves
300 boxes Spanish and American segars
100 bags bst black Pepper
so do do AlIspice
100 do Race Ginger
30 kegs Ground do
IS casks sweet Malaga Wine
5 do old Madeira do
Is do S. M. DO
80 do French do
10 do Port do
so boxes Museat do
40 do Cluret do
10 casks London d Pha. Porter
5 do best Ale
10 900 los hemlock Sole Leather
10000 lbs Richmond Petersburg and Smithhel,
Cotton Yarns, with variety ot other Goods--th,
most of which were laid in, before the late rise il
all imported Goods.
~ Country Merchants and others. who buy t,
sell again, are assured they can purchase Gtoce
res low in this market as at the North Havin,
extended our store to the next fire proof building
we prepared to receive and forward Goods 70
Merchants in the country
~ All Goods sent 10 our care will have strc
attention, and be forwarded with despatch to tn
places OF destination.
All orders promptly attended to.
II. w. 81 J. FRY.
Richmond March Is 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

NfR EDMUND N. SALE lake notice. that
~ shall On The 26h day of March. 1885 a,
the Tavern House occupied by John 'raylve in
me County OF Amherst, lake the deposiisu Of vii
liam !. isbe'l, Anderson Mays, and others, to be
read as evidence on the trial OF suit, deppndnr IN
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance,v
Tor the County OF Amherst, wherein am plaintiff.
and you are defendant.
MATTHEW RICKETTS,.
Feb. 23. l.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
WARD ELECTION.

VUNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and six
Il Common Conncmen, in each Ward, in the
town OF Lynchhurg, will take place, pursuant to an
act OF Assembly, entit d " an act to amend an act
Untitled an &C, dividing the town of Lynchburg into
wards, and for other purposes passed February
~ 1880, on the first Tuesday in April next; and
Will be heId IN Lynch Ward, No. l, beng all tina,
Paf' oil sand town below the LIST alley, extending
from The river to l2h street, Ia the tenement on
man street. formerly occupied as a book store by
Col. Abram r. North and IN Henry Ward, No
:, beng all that part of sad town nbove LIST aey
extending from the river TO I2h street, in the from,
room o the tenement, opposite the Virgnan Office
formerly occupied 10y Messrs. Holmes & Brewster
SAN'L. BRANSFORD
Sorgt of the Corporation of I.ynchburq.
Mach II ,d
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NOTICE.
auction Sales.

IN Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
night Auctions, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
Will suit the season and sold in small lots NV
day sales will be every Wednesday at IL o'clock
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c. Favors from the
country are particularly invited as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS Auc,,
Sept 8, 1884 ihs
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Saddle and Harness Mandatory

opposite The Farmers Bank.
He has now, and will constantly keep on hand
general assortment OF all articles in his line
among which are the following Saddles, boih PLAN
Il spring Saddie-bags Brides and Maning ales,
both OF his own manufacture and English Coach
Gig, md Jersey Harness also Wagon, Carr, and
Dray Harness with always good assortment oi
Horse Collars aud Wagon Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
The above named arel with number OF Others,
he will dispose OF, either b, Wholesale or Retail
either for cash or country produce.
The subscriber pledges himself that his ma tie als
shall be Of the best quality, aod the work manship
not inferior to any for durability neslnesss.
J. G.. SHACKLtFORD.
All orders from abroad shall meet with pom ~
ate"t'on' and all repairing will be executed with
neatness aud dispatch.
Maj ch 10 IL
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JUST lsEClElVED..

JUST RECElVED..-
boxes Au,catel Vine
GU DO Claret do
or casks Muscatel Wine
8 qr casks Mar.eies NJ. Wine
do do old Madeira
3 do do French Port
hampers Champagne Wine
Old Champagne Brandy s. Tuscaloosa Wits.
key
Families will be pleased with some of these
agreeable French Wines, as they are unusually
good and cost but little. HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Opposite the Banks
March l6 ia
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$50 REWARD.

EP uNAWAY from Jesse Jopling, on the LIST
- - day of October last, Negro Man by the
name OF CHARLES, about 80 TO b years of age,
OF black complexion, about feet to 8 inches
hlgh stout and square built, pleasant cuantenpncc,
round face polite and quick spoken, good set of
teeth, rather short no other mark or scars recol-
lccted except his small toes grow together farther
than usual. 1t is expected that he has changed his
name and clothing, and obtained free papers well
executed, AMI probably assumed the name of -
Bowman, us he has been intimate with free negroes
OF that name.The above reward of $50 will be
gwen # taken out of tho counties OF Bedford or
botetourt, SO that get him, or iS25 if taken in Ell
Their of the above counties
JAMES JOpLING,
Attorney in fact for Jesse JopIing
35' The Lexington Union and Kanawha Ban
ner will give the above 3 insertions, and forward
their accounts 10 this office for payment
Jan Is WITS
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FOR RENT,

A The house on the corner of Main
uni street, and Friends Ally, formerly &C.
HIN cupied by Lancaster & Marsh. This
AEEnsgl house is as well adapted to the Gro
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
this place, being twenty -four feet wide and eighty
six in length, and first rate cellar, extending half
the depth Of the house. For further particulars, ap
ply to the subscriber.
DAVID X. LYMAN.
Feb 8
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10 MIR. I homas Palmer
NAkE NOTICE, that I shall, on Tb,rsd,v
The 10Th April next, between the ri,i,, md
se"'"e OF The sun. at the Tavern Of Francis chi
away IN TIE town OF Brook Neal, proceed In taLa
me depos'tions Of Mr.. Bates and other, !, h;ch
a aspos''on.. when taken, are to be read as eyi.
unds,s ~" 'ne '''al o, SUIT now depending and
Undetermined, in the Superior Court of Law and
Gnancery for Campbell county, in which ..'
DE ienda", and you are plaintiff IL from any, cs.s"
sa'udepos'l'cns should not be taken on tbs, d..
me" 10 he taken on tina following day, At said MA
M,rch1s A. 5. HENRY.
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A TEACHER WANTED.
MACHINE CARDS.

VIE subscriber has manufactured durino the
- winter, an extensive assortment of Machine
CARDS and FtHeting, which he will warrant If
best quality, and terms which cannot fail IN
please. lie has a steam engine erected tor driving
his machlhery-and will, therefore, be able to fiji
orders tor cotton or woollen Clothing, with DIES.
patch. Persons IN want of cIohing would do we'll
TO call or send their orders for any article in NV
llne. Also, on hand, Comb Plate Cleaning Combs
fuilers Jacks, &C. Orders for all kinds ofootton
or "ooien Machinery received and promptly At.
tended to. JOHN Fl. HASKELL
No. l02, Prutt-street, Baltimore
March 10 :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

About two years ago | was severely afflicted
with the Dyspepsla which had Tor the last fifteen
year,, previous To the above named time, winch
was very much increased by my having blood
vessel ruptnred upon my lungs, oocasioned by lift
ing-N hich increased my com Peant Dyspepsia
aud general debility and weakness, TO such "A de-
gree, thai for TWO years previous 10 my using the
6arlegant Is lsam never eat "A meal but my stom
ach became 80 painful that had immediately to
throw II up. Seeing Garlegants Balsam OF Health
advertised, was induced 10 try bottle after
taking the very first dose appeared TO strengthen
my stomach aud every dose OF the first bottle
helped me so much, that IN the course OF lie"
days my stomach began to retain and digest every
thing eat. continued to use The Balsam until
used seven bottles, winch cured me entirely, aud
restored me o prrlec, hral,h, which have ENJOY
al ever since. aud no, before ios fifteen years.
cheerfully recon mend il 10 all persons Who are at
niced with Dyspepsia or debility OF stomach.
Given under my hand this ! i'h day OF January
1884. HENRY LOU IAN,
Frederick County, Va.
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w T. K g u e Y.
IN

HNHls beautiful Rsee Horse ana Stallion ha'
u ing been selected with The strictesi care ifo"
he most valuable stock OF The land, IS now 1T MS
stand NJ Big Lick 3otetourt county Ma. IN the gld
~ and sigor Of his youth. ready TO serse mares al
ihe redoeed priee Of $50 he season, which may be
Ms 9hafged 10y $50. ifpaid on OF before the Isl OF
J'ls--135 insurance, 10 be paid ~ soon hs thT
same - ascerianrd. or TIE mhfe par 81 willis 10
the single leap. 10 he paid down NJ the lime OF SCI
vice, and one .ioliar cash 10 tb- groom in every
instance. ANY gentleman, becoming responsihle
for six mares will be allowed one. gratis. The
season 10 commence the let OF March, aud expire
the Is, of Juiv.
The subscriber will use lis most vigilant exer
tons 10 give ample ction TO all ~ho may pat
fonise bis horse and TO prevent all accidents aud
escapes, but cannot be liable for any that may hap
pen. Extensive pRsturaEe !, prepared Tor all
mares sen, To MERCURY, aud every attention
viii he paid to mares with colts nothing viii be
charged FOL servants accompanying them, aud on
y twenty 1--we cents per day Tor feeding with gam
to all such as may order II. Mares put 10 Mer.
curry, that fail this season, will only be charge
half price the next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
GARLEG ANTS
HAASaM OF NEaA,YH
REPAIRED ONLY by Jons s. MILLER.
Ftsderiek Tonn, Nd.

The subscriber has jus, reeeis
ed full snpply II The aboy. val
uable Bslsam Of Health, which is
now e,ten,iseiy used. aud knuwn
inmauy places IN The states OF vir-
ginis, Maryland, pennsy lvanis, o.
hln, New York and Kentucky, with
astonishing success, aud has per
formed wondcrinl cures IN Dys-
pepsis, Cholics, Nervous 1rr-
mors. Losoess OF Spirits, Pairiia.
lion OF the heart 1T Is also 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
PEDIGREE.

mEnoohf was got ny the distinguished race
horse Sir Charles, who hiss turned ouI more race
horses than any other horse Of his day he
ny o'r Archy who is justly styled the father OF the
America" Iurf--his dam by C,lizen, he by Pacolet
in Engand-Mercurys dam was by Remus, he
BY Tartar, and Tartar by cid Diomed-Remues
dam by Daredevil, and her dam was also by Do
med. hemuss grandam was by the imported
knowsley great grandam by Old b-llair he by the
imported Medley, &. &. grandam by the imported
lobseu''y, G.g. & g,andhm by Apollo, &c. &c.
It's evident irom the above pedigree thai ME.lt-
ICuhf has descend,d Immediately from one oil the
P"fea and most popular stocks in the world his
close alliance to the noble and Unprecedented
cess Of his unblem,shed ancestry mpart 10 him in
me most concentrated manner the richest crosses
OF Arehy. Citizen. Medley, and Diomed-MER.
CUkYS dam was sold 10 VIM X. johnson, nj
The extreme age Of thirteen. Tor $1,000. Her pro-
ducc, by Medley, since, two year old, to Mr..
John 3. Hurt, OF Bedford, Va. for :S6Uo cnsh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
DESCRIPTION.

Mercury Is a beautiful bay s years old this
spring. fall five feet two inches high, Of great stout
ness, me bone and muscle. md as well proportion
ed as any bor.e in America hi. greai depth of
chest, expanded with ribs OF that oraf (orB esteem.
ed by all as the great desideralum in the formation
OF the race horse-his legs are black, with beautI-
iul varefalions ofspots about h, ankles. shelving
at once tho striking analogy he bears 10 his unri-
vailed kindred. fis name aud tail are rs black ms
the richest raven. flowing with an air of graceful
proportion, which beauties aud pdprus the noble
Heed His neck, rising out Of his shoulders in
gradual hreh'iike proportion. towering IN the air
with grandeur indispensable Is inserted into n
conn'enance geote and noble. and nj the same
tme i,sh'sd with that vgilsnt sagnc'ly which SO
justly belongs to the distinguished Of the race aud
terminating IN nos,rs wide and expanded, iunat.
ios the same ambitious spirit which characterized
him through n many n hard fought field
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

ver.en remedy for ali kinds OF wofmss&c ibe pro-
pfielor ha, n great number Of certificates Ia bis
no.se.sion. Of cures performed by this valuable
Medicine which would fill several columns oil
new,paper and therefore gives only few oil the
most ptom,nent, which thr reader will ind b.low
his s,yer.i.smeni. IL snesy pu, up ,nsquhre halt
mint botd.s with the name oil the Medicine, blown
on the pln.s oil each bottle. aud the proprietor
.ipoatur. on "a label, pasted on the outside wrap
pfr Of each bottle TO prevent II from being conn-
Ie,feitrd Each bottle !. accompanied with extern
ava dreei,n. lor 1t. use which can al all tunes br
aud of the subscriber, AT one dollar per bslile
aid by the quantity, alta liberal dneopnt
r. SfABLER.
Lyuchburg, Va.
Dr. joins & NiLLEn, Frederick Town, Nd.
| do hereby certify tina, ! had this last SPIN.
aud summer "A constant pain III my stomach, anu
great weakness IL my kidneys, aud pam across
nv ewes Tor which used good many remedies
without giving relief was al last recominenoeo
10 try . bottle Of Garlegants BALKAN Of fiea''n'
prepared by John S. Mlof | accordingly mhae
nse Of bottle. which procured al MS agen' tn
Hagrfstonn which restored me 10 my good health
ap ain and am now well as ever ! was, aud you
are at liberty to make IL known for the beDebt o
those afflicted in the saue way.
Yours &c. JACOB BOWER,
Iiagersoan, Sept. 1884. Court CrIer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-24
MORE DRY GOODS.

I" I. HARPER has just received, from the
w North, further supply of % bales and
packages of seasonable Dry Goods, which he
will sell unusually low, wholesale and retail:
Super and common Cloths of every color
Woollen and Cotton Flannels
"a, 1914, ia Rose Blankets,
Point and heavy Duffill do
Cassinetts, some very low priced
Linseys plain and striped
Scarlet, English do
large quantity Circassians and Bombazets
Black and Colored Worsted Hose and J
Hose
Woolen, Buck, Beaver, Kid and other
Gloves
Wooen Comforts
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Linen Cambria HdkfS
Calicoes, some very handsome
Plain Crimson Merino Calico
Silk Swansdown and other Vestings
Several pieces Matteoni's best black Italian
Silk
Cord Gros de Naples, figured and plain
Black, white and col'G Italian Grapes and
Grape Lisse
White Silk Hose and half Hose, plain and
ribb'd
Ladies white embroidered Kid Gloves
Fancy Hdkfs. and fancy Beltngs
Cambria Edging and Inserting, very hand
some
Thread Edgings
Irish Linen and Lawns and Irish Sheetng
Linen Table Cloths
Burlaps and other Linens
Cotton OZnaburgs
81 "A 90 brown and bcached Domesiics.
Furniture and other Coored do
Ticks, heavy
Apron Checks, fine and low priced
With great variety of other Goods for sale
cheap. dec .