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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

v lKGINIA: At a coat held for Franklin coun-
ty, at the court house, the 18th day of August,
1885 =
James VI. Brown. who sites for the benefit OF Sam
uel Garland Plaintiff,
against
George ID. saunders and Daniel Ferguson and
Fleming Saunders administrators with the will an
nexed OF Pleasant Saunders, decd, and Fleming
Saunders in his right, and Samuel Hale, De'ts.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant George ID. Saunders not having en-
tered hs appearance and given security, according to
the o Assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he is not
habant OF this Commonw ealth; on the motion OF
the plaintiff by counsel, is ordered, that the said
George ID. Saunders do appear here the first
Monday OF November next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff aud that cop, ofhis order be forthwith
published III the Lynchburg Nrginian, for two
months successfully and posted at the from, door OF
the court house of this county.
topy-Tcste,
NJ. G. CARPEK, ID. c.
August 81 w.,m
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Also-rHE CELEBRATED
(alnbrian Tooth che Pills.

" Inch give immediate relief. without the least IN
Jury to the Teeth On trial, this will be found ono
OF the best remedies known for this complaint
Price 30 cents
W None are genuine unless signed on the out
SIDE printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, r.
h'pDEk, uHmedid,, successor To the late DIR. W.
1. Conway. For sale at his Counting Room, over
No ", Court Street, near Concert Hail. Boston,
and also b, his special appointment. by
Howell DAVIES, and
I. LIE. ROYAL, Lynchburg,
Nav IL
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rules holden in the CLERK
Office Of the circui, superior court oil Ia" anu
ebancery, for the town Of Lynchbure' o" "'e ''o
da, of August, ls35 Pic
james z. Garland, ~
1eainst
Richard y. Eubank, William II. "ariahq a,''
Jefferson l.. Edmunds,
The defendant Jefferson l.. Edmunds' not nav
mo entered his appearance and given security at-
coIdpo 10 the act Of Assenb. aud the rules OF tins
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
bc is mol an inhabltant of this country IL Is oroe'
ed. thai the SAID defendant do appear mere on ''t
ir,t day of the neat term and answer the original
aud amended bills OF the plaintiff; aud that a copy
of this order bd forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed in the town of Lvnehhnrg' Tor TWO
months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the Courthouse, in the said town.
\ Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES, Clcrl,
Ana Il w2m
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.ibaay, sept. Isl, 1888.

Tnr GnuS WonN.-lt has been remarked to
MS by several farmers, that early sown wlcatwas
much less injured by the gram worm, than that
winch was sown late. This fact should induce ear
~ sowing, wherever it Is prlctcable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
DIR. RELIES AROM \TIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES

uNliE\ parity the bood,qnicken ITS clrculatou,as-
srSt the suspended operations Of nature, aud are
a general remedy Tor the prevailing complaints among
the female part OF society. The Pills are particularly
clhcacious IN the Green Sickness Paptatlon OF the
Heart, Glddncss, short Breath, sink ing of the Sp,-
rts, DcJccuon and Discrimination to exercise and
society Married ladies' viii fluid the Pills equally
useful except, IN case OF pregnancy, when they must
not I've tak.n-nethcr must they he taken by persons
OF hectic on consumptne habits. Price = 50 per
box.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

'lNliI c,lcbrdt.d NBlON CORN PLASTER
affords instant rcliei, and At the same time dis
solves aud draws the Corn out by the roots without
the least pam.
trRrIrIo Arl.-" To those afflicted with Corns on
then feet, do certify that | have used the \bion
Corn Plaster with complete success. Before had
used Que bon, 1t completely cured corn which had
troubled me Ion many years. make tins public lor
the benefit OF those afflicted with that painful com
plant WM. SHAW
Flushing, l.. l. Feb - Price 80 ccntsa box
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GEO. HOY Ii.
Aug. |
roSTpoNuMDNT.

T. fla. above sale is postponed till next MONDAY
the 2eth instant, when il" will positively take place.
GEORGE lIOYLE.
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Land, Crops. stock, &c.

TNliE Ivy Creek Tract Of Land, three miles
Il from Lynehburc, ii not disposed of privately
by the 2lst day of September next, will be ,id-
ed and sold on HAT day, IL fair, ii not on the next
fair day At public auction, on the premises. Il
contain, 5i2 acres, half cleared and IN fine heart,
the rest heavily timbercd, and all prif.ic tobacco
land. Immediately after the sale Of the land, the
growing crops Of Corn and Tobacco, Oats, lIors-
Is, Stock, Wagons, Tools, &c. will be set up, and
sold 10 the highest bidder. Terms at sale. If the
land should be disposed OF previous to the day
named, due uo'ice viii be given
GEO. IiOlLE.
Aug. II tbs
C3' The Land and growing Crops sold The
sale Of the Horses Work Oxen, Cattle Wagons
Carts aud Farming Implements will take place
Friday, the 9th instant on the premises.
Several stacks ol Oats Tor sale, and pair OF cN-
ccllcnt Mules. GEO liONiE.
Sep. IL tt,
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Richard y. Eubank, William IL. Garianq anu
Inflrrsnn l. Ehmnnds. D'I's.
Aug. II

NTlRGiNIA.--tt rules, held IN the clerk 5 Office
Of tie circuit superior court OF Ia" and chance
~ for Bedford county the Bird day OF AUGUST l8}'
" illiam Lowry, flaih,n'
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James c. Boyd, administrator with the will an.
neNed OF Philip Rohr, decd, the same James C.
Boyd and Ann his wife, Mary Rohr, Sarah RoIr
Phlllp Rohr, William Rohr. Michael Rohr, hus.
band OF Mary Rohr, and William Burd, Deils
The defendantW illiam Burd, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he moi
an 'hhaoitant OF tins country 1t is ordered, that
me sad defendant do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill of the Plain.
tits and that copy of this order be lortbwirhin.
Scr'ed III some newspaper printed in the town Of
hyhehporg' Tor two months successfully, and post.
ed at the front door of the Court-honsc in the SAID
town. Copy-Tcstc,
ID. ROBES, Clerk.
Aug. II w2m
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v lRGlNiA.-At rules holden in the clerk 5 Of
fee OF the circuit superior court of law and
chanccry, for the town of Lynchburg, ON the 3rd
day of August, 1855:
Chs"cll Dabney, trustee of the late mcrcan.
tile firm OF Gait, Bullock q Co., (Which said firm
was composed of William Cali, in his life time
and James John Bullock, } Samuel Garland and
John Poe. and such other of the creditors of PHI
up fohr dec d., as may pray to unite as party
palnilIs IN this suit, and pay their proportion OF
the COSTS Pitts,
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.NEU' GOODS.

kLACk and White Ginghams,
- Blk Italian SILK,
Assorted Gauze !ldhfs.
Do Twisted silk do
Black do do
Corded Skirts,
Blond Edging and Footing,
White and Crimson Pongcc lidkfs.
Just rec"ired by the Stage, and for sale 6v
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Opposite the Nirginian Office.
Aug. ~ Is
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1gdbSt
Thomas Lowry, John Lowry, Jr., Thomas o. Ben
.,, and 4 ,,vforl oU,y Defendants,
IL CHASIEH}.
The defendants Thomas Lowry and Crawford
Lowry, having entered their appearance, and CIV
en- security, according the act OF assembly aud the
rules OF this court and ii appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this Com
monwealth Is ordered, that they do appear he ON
the first day of the term, and answer the original
and am ndcd bills OF the plaintiff, and that this
derb inserted IN newspaper publishedln Lynch
burg, months successfully, aud posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this county, some
court day \ Copy-Tcstc,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Aug. 10 WIN
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Il O.N'.N' T. Il s.

II xeHiHte Teacher Wanted,
Two teach III my family, say five OF SIX children,
- IRON i've to fourteen years OF age. Grammar,
geography, History Arithmetic &c. will be the
branches to be taught. A letter, addressed to the
subscriber with recommendations, will be attended to
immediately. EDMD. p. WHITE.
salem Botetourt g, Sep. II Is
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Sep. p
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
DR. Q. w. GRANT,
 SsSFgeOse Deatt tket,

"AS taken room at Lymaa J. Smi'h's, 1A SOuil si. ard will attend to all callsin the line of his profession for few days.
 have hn0wn f1F. GraSt f0f eetefaI years l; and can recommend him as a GentIesna0 of character andinIrgrity. He ul'tained his kuow- ledge of Dental Surgery from One of the best operators and manufacturers Of teeth in the city of New-York-has been at great expense in supplying himself with the hest instruments. imperishable teeth, and materials for filing 1; and from his skill and the practical knOwlrdgr which he has obtained from few years' sue eessfuI practice in NewYOrk g. severaltowns in this state, I believe him fully entitled to the confidence of this community. Those in want of the services of dentist will do well at least to make him call and satisfy themselves as to his skill and kno Nledge of his profession. His charges are moderate.
 J. c. BECKWITH. J TSipb fpL Cpaof 1Q9S Fg4f. f.&r5 14
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

----------2--- # 4! Court of Probate holden at Canaan, soifh-
 in and for the District cf Sharon. on the slst
 day of Aug. 4. D. 1885: a Eza
 Present. Wm. M. Burralh Esq. Judge. nN motion If Rachel Swan and Charles O F. Sedgwick. Esq. Executors of the last will and testament of CYRus SWAN. Esq late of Sharon, within said district. decrassd :-- This Court d0ih decree that six nonihs rom the date hereof be allowed the. creditors of said estate to exhibit ,heir claims against the same 10 said Executors; and that they give public notice of this Ortier, by advertising the same in newspaper published in LitrhGelds and by posting ihe same on apnblic sign-aost in said town of Sharon nearest the last resi- dence of said deceased. and on one other pub: lie place in said Shar0n.
 Certified from Recnrd ms
 lSrA WI. F. BuRRALL. Clefes K
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

Afa Court of Probate hOldSn ot Kent9 soiasi4
 and for tke DisFrict OE Kent. Oa fhe sth day of SepfeWber A. D l8SSA~sA1Ia q Frssenf. FedtYick Ckiiteadens Jstdges TTPON fhe petition oT Jared F kirtlHpd sTd, 9l Beleey Eilipt, of naand. in Jrunsl.ssil county. state of Ohio, sheMing to this Cont that tir said KirtIand is guardian to Jastd El- Iios. of said Poland, a r,inor under the age Of 9I years ] and that the said Betsey Elliot is guardian to Oscar Elliot and Eliza Elliot, Of snid Trutnboli county. minors under the age of af years that svid miners own in fee sitn- DIe as tersants in common ihe one undivided fourth part ct the following described real es ' tate situate in said KeOt. .siz One piece at land in Kent HOllsw sO called. bounded south on highway, west nn heirs of John Barlow, deceased, north o0 Jesse Benedict's land, east on Chester Hmhbell's land in part and parf0M Jesse Bpnpdict's land anf the buryiOg ground. cOntsining about fifty five acres Of land, be ahs same more or less, with < dwelling house and ' other buildings thereon siandiOg. Als0 anoth- er piece Of about ten acres of mountain wood land. bounded south on the heirs Of John Bar low. west OD David Morehouse's land, north on Harmon Eyitt's land. aud east on Jesse Benedict's land. The iniFrest Of said minors in said real estate is af gbQsit the sum of one thousand dollars that sasd reai estate as 1t is new situated yields littie sE:pp beheAr t0;said minors, and thatit would be for their interest to sell and dispose their intefest in the land, and the avails thereof disposed of as lhe law directs; praying for liberty to sell and convey all the interest 0f said minors in and to all Of the described estate, as. per petition on hie, dated the 18th August, 1885:
 N is ordered by this Court. that said guardi- ans give notice of this petition by causing this notice and order to be published in one of tho newspapers printed in Litcbfcld, in this state. three weeks successively at least six weeks before the hearing of said petition; and that the. said petition will be heard at the Probate Office in said district, nnihe l4th day of N9- veG,ber, A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock forenoon.
 Certified from Record.
 t4 FREDrRIcK CRITrENDEN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
Astronomical lectures.
GEORGE w. SHELTON

UUOUNNA1 w 0HALb AO4N
 WILL deliver a course of five Lectures on w Astronomy at the Court House in this sillage. commencing "n Monday evening the l4,h, and closing on Friday.
 He will illustrate the subjects which he will treat npon 90 inierc sting, useful and anblime and yet l,e known hv the greater part of mankind, in such manner thai he they will be understood by all He has variety of apparatus, among which are Globes, O,rery. Magic Lrn'ern, with extensive as. sorimeni oi Nmminnked Diagrams, both Asironomi- cal and Eancifu, Air Pump. Electrical Machine. Tel escope. Microscopes. Cosmoramn Viescs. Sc.
 From the liberal patronage he has received in other on-heir tendency ,o expand the nind elevate ihe views, enlarge the range of thoughts. and improve the heart-togeiher with the very low price of his tickets, he indnlees the hope of meeting large audience.
 GT To commence al quarter pasi seven o'clock. Tickets for sale at Mir. Lords Bookstore, for 50 cents only for the five evenings. !. LitchtSetd, Sept. 10, 1885. Nv"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
NEW GOODS.

LitchfeIt. Sept. 8, 1a35.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

Early FrOst.-0G Fupsdfy morning lasi iheTe whs q oui.e ssssrs fsos ia M nsighbOrhOOd. So far, there has been fross eyed n h this year.
 -rhe lOns xupSss eflls k retsry pro. ten. of the Tsmperaucs Society of ssla cosa.y, in yps. is crowded out by the fofsi sssse received on Tues- day morning. It shall uVipssr nexi week:
 One DoHlGr Bals.-THl Ik8 Isas not had the sligh,- eel effect iS this eiIyai e,erip'iOas of one d"Ilar ,iis Dasa no,v as eurrestts ever they did aud the prevaiIing s-ntimen, Is llss he Legislature have right to sny whas aUy ipdsit shall Or ehail ""t take Gor any article he has sy dtlpse OG-M y. paper.
 IA similar law went ins pera,iO" in this State the 6rs, i,,ss Whether sspe dollar bills will continue to circulate s matter Of sose doub,heS ye, pass ,Oer ably currcnt. SEould ,leyynot, the community will be pot to very great iatot otaience.-Enq.]
 One Doliar EaEs-1his s tise last day that we are pefmilted by law crcUasa those e c""N e"'ent m1"as,ers caiied one dollaf bills. The Regency, in obedience to tha hOrra Ryaen, and the hard money contract have prohibited their circulaI'On under The penalty of forlei,iug five tp2s ihe amo0nt O iae btl uendered and we lEfiher |" take notice, that any person who shall purchAse or take at adsconni any bank note chartered ouH fiIe State, shall pay 6Me of fifty dollars.
 We presu,ne that accertihg 10, the doctrine of A. mos Kendall which is faIy sst,pied by the Argns we hound disregard lhe a'*, because public opi"- ion is against m iheres,y~, in4orn nii oaE distant readers and patrons, ssss m4y etaHee io lave few a,rageng vagshpsid eSlolar notes |" their wallet, and owe the Star muc nOt to he under any alpre-
 he suns of the law hut send the rags and we will take the responsibility ofconverng then, into hard money. The law is undoubtedly null and void, as Il clearly violates the charter t every bank over which the Legislature has control; hut what is vioato" of law nOw-a.days? thing to he commended aud re- warded-if i, suits the purpose ofo3r rulers.
 H5 N. '. Eue. Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

ALSO, JUST OPENED.
 @M7 Fresh Hyson, Young Hyson, Fly IRT.~sAEa fsss son Skin and Souchong TEAS, W1S VHE warranted good, with most kinds GGAsmaMal 4 of GROCERIES. (excrpt ardent spirits,) for sale for cash. good credit, or pro- duce. IA Liichfeld. Sept. TO-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

hills last montionea is another lake, larger than the two together, aud nearly perfectly squaFe. This one s followed aiier another hiIS division, by lake Of an irregular form; and iis agaia, by two ones divided longiiudnnlF. wfeh are ailenOaied northvsara so inc paa aad. Thus this skeleoa prom. onaofy of mouniaa ridges vans 396 miles insO the ocean, ,avh six capaeiOus ateR enclosed within iis sso3F vils. Blunt'S excellent lU0as chart gives this great work of nature with wonderful fidelity and think yop might accompany my description wiIh an engraving IrO@ ii, much yo0F readers satisfaction See plate A.. if
 (TO 6e cORtiRaed.J
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
Village Meeting.

lRVHE inhabitants of the village of LitchfeId L are hereby notified that their annual meeting will be held at the Court Howse in said village On Tuesday the 18th of Sepiem'r r 1885, at 2 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of choosing the Village Officers. laying far to defray the expense of rerairing the pumps. and digging one or more Wells in said village, and doing any other business legally brought before said meeting.
 By order of the President.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Village Clerk. Tjfchfeld SeDf. &. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
CN'ORTH # MORSE Have 0n hand an ertensite assortment cf DRY GOODS.

CONSISTING in part of dark and light M Calic"es, dark and light cold Ginghams' FurDiture Calcoes. colured Canbrics; a'so' dark and light cold Silks, such as Gro De Nap, Gro De Swiss. Gro De Berlin, Sm- shew anc Levantine, light Silks of the latest fashionable -c1,lprs.
 Also. an extensive assortment of Summer Cloth. such as Grape Camblets, figured Lus- trings, Princettas. Fancy and striped Drill ings, Mole Skins, &c.-cark and light Vest extensive assortment of BrOadcloihs, 6atii netts. and Cassimercs. ~.s-..s , .s.. .sls 2" Lftchfeid. Sept. 10. f4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
DIED.
Regfmaeaftlrk 1a:1Iea..

IN A.LORD. Esq. has heeu appointed Adutanf; He Frederick B. Wadians Quarter Master; Ere dprck Phelps Pas- Mas,@ess and Henry H. Newell Waios fahe <sag;saaai sF GaaReciicni Militia and are io he respected md obeyed according ly. LYMAN WOOSTER, Colonel.
 lHchfelH Senk. 8. 12.35.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
MARRFEl.s

Iu,l0ev. Milford, Mr. SamnefC. WildmaG of Dan bury, to Miss Laura 4. Bnsiwick. .-... Ia New Haven. Mir. Johp P. English to Miss Sarah A. Cutler Mr. Benjamia ]. Stow Of Charlton, Mass to Miss Harriet Peek klr. Nathaniel Whining of S,aifard, to Miss Rhoda Marin Babcock.
 In Louevie, Ky. George Dennison Prentice, Esq. Editor of the Louisville Journal, to Miss Harriet G.. BenIasn.
 In Piaineld Mr. Paris Pray so Miss Almira Button.
 In flariiort Mr. Josiah E Kellogg, of Moi'ile, Al. aba,na, to Miss Lucy w. Goodwin; Mr. Daniel s. Dewey to Miss Elisarih, daughter Of Isaac Perkins, Esq; Mr. Atexandsr H. Reed to Miss Harriet G. Kel- sey; Mr. Wesley Perkins. to Mss Delgh, Tn, lor of Hartiand. 'a,-t. es v Z
 ."r.. DIED, =.~. 5 In this town, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Hannah Buell. aged SC, rehrt of Mir. EbeaeZer Buell. ..r - Ia Torringtan, on the 6th inst. Mr. John Woodruff, aged 75--a revolutionary Peasioner. h
 Iu Plymouth, on the is inss. Miss Lari"da Bishop, daugh,er of Nr. l.evereu BIshep, aged 2l.
 In Danhury Henry March. mged wnut " years. foe. mcriv ofNew. iGosd; Mrs. - Bailey, wife of Hez- ekiah Bailey. aged about 84.
 In Flarf,rd. Miss Mary Hemes.ed, aged 46 years Mrs. Abigail Waterman, aged 54. '...s
 Ia Si,nsi,ary, Capt. Wait Essimer, aged 66.
 In New Har,fort, Mir. Isaac Steele, aged 83-A revolt lWtioRarv pc ensiO"er. <
 Ia w.Haven, Mr. Jehn Brown, aged 56; ot smsi ,ox tie of Me- Jari K Pos'i Mre. Eliza Martin, aged 2o.
 In Somers, Mr. Horace K. Collins, aged 29.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

Astronomical Leetures.-We have only room jus, ,o call the attention of readers in this the advertisement of Mr. Shelton in this da, paper who proposes giving a short ef Lectures the n' ,eresng and instructive science of Astronomy mex week. As there are a good many pretenders roaming nbou, the country tn these days, gives pleasure to say that Mr. s. comes highly recommended fol his literary attachments and scientific know Iedgs from gentlemen abundan,y qualified 10 judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10

Rsgimentai Reuiew.-On Wednesday mex, the 18th Regimen, of Militia will parade for Review in this vllage-and we are requested to give notice to per sons who are calculating to visit the townin the paci,y of pedlare Ec. that no stands must De made either in Eas West or North Streets, nor the Eas, side of South Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, SEPT. 10, 1885.

pWe this day give aOO,her p'rtiOn Of the account of the discoveries io ihe Moonmore in,erest
 jag, # possible, than that given last WcekanG though i;s authenticity may he disputed, or even the whole account prove fictitious ye, ingenious and we'll wreO essAy will amply repay the time spent i" it's perusal by all classes Of readeFs. 1t s certainly worthy of consideration than the Vapd, nsicaI stuff which eome silly printers publish against it 10 show their Jack of) wi. and sense.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-09-10
C. K. WeEBB

Has just opensd. direct from Nes0 York.
 LARGE AssnRTMENT or UPERFlNE and common Broadclo'ks---- - rii,htd and plain Cassimrrfs. Sattinetts. French & English Merino Cloths. Circassians. goats hair Camhlets, Flannels, worsted Hose. C",nfnrers; English, French and American Calic"s; English and domestic Corded Skirts; Shre,ings, Shiriings, Bed Ticking, Marseillps Bed Quilts, Ginghams, Muslins, Fnotings. h. serings. Edgings; white, brown and black worsted Hose, Misses do. Irish Linens, Cam hric Hdk'Es, Diapers, Table Linen, Table Co., vers. Mcrino and Thibe, wool Shawls, black and cold Lgstrings, black and white plain and ribbed Silk H"ss; black, white snd cold laced Silk Gloves black and plaid Italian Cravats; Blond Gauge Vrils white and fancy c"Eored Silk Hdk'fs; white, black and cold Belt Rib bons; Silk Ve!vets, figured Velvet Vestings, with. very full assortment of DRY GOODS suitable for the season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-01
THE MAaKErs.

BALTINoEE, sEP. -.
CATTLE. In consequence of a consi,lers-
bic increase IN the supply of Beef on the
hoof the price has declined, and We now quote
at -. Drove Hogs >ti!l continue scarce. and
would bring cur former quotation of 81 a S.
25
Horard sbcf HSur-The store price i,
uniform al S6.25 per biol. at which rate SHE,
have been made throughout tie week. The
wagon Pricc !, also uniform at sGper biol.
HasHL-PFices of red wheat have been
r'v''y Uniform throughout the week, at 81 ~
To sl.2s for flir GOOD 10 very good An oc-
cas.oaal parcel Of strictly prime rfd has been
taken sl.31. Wequote tie above named rates
as also current to-day. sale Of family Hour
white wheat has been made at sl.35 per bush
cl
CONN tie early par; Of tie week sales
Of white were made at - cents, and Of yellow
at 90 cents. To-day We quote both sorts al
30 cents for shipping parcels.
Rgs.- Sales at 20 ~ cents.
Oafs.--Sales IN the early part Of the week
at sc cts. but IN consequence Of the supplies
falling short Of the demand, prices have al
'anced. and we quote sales tO-dly at 40 ~
cents
Farmsd-Tbe receipts have been very
small as yet what la, arrived ia market has
been taken from wagons at Si2j. The store
price j. l.J1.
IlIDES.-A lot of 1900 dried Chill Hide.
va. sold ~ l2ialJ cts and 2OO0 CalifornIa.
and 1000 ~. Martha. ON terms nOt tfan.pired /;
The latter parcel fng an eastern market.
AtEvAvpEi,, sEFT 90
FLOJ R.---Ne quite AZ ~ QUO last, (new
whcat) So (oId do ESQ