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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-15
~. NE.NE'TER,

HAS Just received most superior Stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
Black, Blue and Fancy Cloths,
Do. do. Casslmefcs,
Nelets, Plain and Figured,
ssatteens. French and English (palu aud
taney.)
Trceblc Ribbed Doeskin, a superior article,
WOODEN Nett Drawers, especially suitable Tor
the approaching seasonD
Surout Cloths, OF an Extra quality.
Z > Orders from distance, will meet With prompt
attention.
Oct. , I'm
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ADVERTISEMENT,

kElRSUANT 10 the prov isions of a deed Of
Il trust, executed by David S Garland to I'll.
subscribers, bearing date the 9thday ofApril lSN
and of record in the Clerks Office of Amhr,
County Court, We, or one of us, will proceed 1.
SELL for ready money, at the New Glasgow Hoe.
on Saturday, the 9TH day of November next. TN
tract OF land on Which the said Garland reside
lying i'll the County of Amherst, on both sidesi
Bullaloe river, and around the town Of New Gl.
gov, including the Water Grist Mill on Buffalo
with the appnrtenances the Plantation calls
Cherry Hill the Winton House and Plantation.
the Plantation ON which Hudson NJ. GarIandrc,l
ed at the date Of said deed the Brick IIous
where the said David 5. Garland resides, with the
appurtcnances also the lands on Turkey Noun.
tain being all adjoining, and containing upwards q
300 ACRES.
lie any person DESTROYS OF purchasing valuable Re
Estate, this sale will perhaps afford the best oppG.
tunlty to do 50 that will be presented for mau
years. The land is fertile, well watcrcd, well in.
proved, in a neighborhood as healthy as any in TIN
State, and SAID to be in good order for cultivation
portion of ii is low grounds Of great value. |
will be divided, If necessary, for the accommoda-
ton of purchasers. Mr. Garland will shcw it To
any person who may wish to view the premises
The title is believed TO be unqucstionable, YET 4,
trustees we shall only convey such as is vested IL
us by the said trust deed.
JOHN VI. OTEY,
ROBERT TINSLEY, '''s'''e
Sept. 10 wSw
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CLOTHING.

Nv assortment OF ready made Clothing will be
more general than heretofore kept, aud will com
Prise pant, Supcrnc Blue and Black Dress Coats
Black and Brown Frock do. Vests aud Pantaloons.
Oeel Coats rctcrsham and flushing do Shirts ;
Shnccs. stocks; Suspcuders Buehskin Glove.
With 4 good assortment Of Ladies aud Gentl-
mon's Cloaks
y. ia good assortment VI Geutemens Seal
aud Eur Caps
Also, | Case OF Tuscan bonnctp, which can be
.old cheap. MICHAEL HART
Sept 10 Ii
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A Teacher Wanted.

hNE who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as to character and qualifications to teach the
Latin and Greek, Reading, Writing, Geography
Elements of History, English Grammar, Exercises
IN imposition and Arithmetic, may obtain good
ana profitable school by early application to the sub
scrlbcr. near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTNJOHN.
Sep % Is
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INllE ,ubscribcr, having determined to close his
L business in this place, as soon as practicable,
is now receiving very extensive supply OF Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, which he offers at COST.
Being chiefly purchased in New York and Phlla
dclphia, at auction, enables him 10 say to Mer-
chants and Others that they now have the oppor-
mnty of supplying themselves on terms in which
there will be mistake. RO. KYLE.
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II Teacher Wanted.

n MAN IRON 30 TO 40 years OF age of good mora
character, and who is well qualified to teach thcl
branches usually taught in this country NAV hear of
situation, on application TO Mr.. John Carey of
Lynchburc, Letters must be post paid.
August 81. Is
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NEW AND CHEAT GOODS.

l M now receiving my supply oil all Goods,
i which will comprise a neat assortment oil Fancy
aud Staple DRY GOODS, and notwithstanding the
advance IN Goods OF most descriptions, am detcrnu
ed 10 ,e Al lnee, winch cannot fail to give sai,l,c
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

MAJ MrE,Iso lo35.
Premiums for The Second Shor and Fairon me first
1msddy and " tdnesddgin November nert:
|. For the best Improved Farm by
member $50
2. For the next best do. do. BY do rs
:. For the third best do. do Plough,
NOT exceeding in value, J.?
\. For the highest product OF Maize, on
any three contiguous acres, (high
handy similar Plough, y
). For the highest product Of Wheat,
do. do do. y
q. For the best thorough bred Stallion, 10
7. For the best do Brood Mare, 10
\. For the best do. Colt, one years
subscription to the Turf Register, 5
9. For the best do. Filly, do. do. do. 5
10. For the best do. Jack, do. do. do 5
II. For the best Durham or Devon Bull, 10
II. For the best Cow or Iiccr of mproy-
ed breed, 3
l3. For the best Cali, do. do. 5
IA. forthc hest Ram, do do S
Is. Forthc best Boar, do do :
to. For the best piece of W oen Cloth,
otTablc Cloth, of Counterpart and
oiCarpctine not less thanive, ards
OF each, To be manufactured in the
family of some member, or in the
family of some resident of Bedford
or Campbell, for each s., 20
II. For the best specimen OF Sewing silk,
to be manutao turcd as above y
S2O7
Benjamin Wgginton and William b. Written
of Bedford, and James \. Merriwethcr Of Camp
bcl (any two OF whom may act,) are appointed a
Committee, to inspect such Farms as may be offer
ed for premiums, and make report to the Annual
Meeting in November.
In Grain Crops, the land, as well as it, produces,
must be accurately measured and certified
The pcdigrccs of all kinds of Stock exhibited,
will be required.
by order Of the Meeting,
ALIEN AUSTIN, Scc'ry.
Oct, s Dr
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FOR RE

ma The tenement occupied bv the sub
iEiEA scribcr on Mainzstrect next door TO
IMkN the Nirgnan Office.
O. All persons having Watches or Jcwery
left with him for repair, requested to call and
take them away, as he expects soon to be absent
from this place. ED. BROWN
Sep. % Is
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/ WISH to purchase 1000 yards OF Mountain
l Jeans, fot which viii pay Cash.
NJ HART
Oct.
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POETICAL.
From fhe Ne,c York .Sfur


We we're struck with the peculiar beauty OF the
following lines written By John c. Mossie;
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FOR r Z MT.

- The house and lot on Main street. iaez
Isssm occupied by Mr.. L. b. Estes, as III
Goods Store, and as family residence g, o.
Poslte Messrs. Clay & Thomton's Store. IN
who'e tenement has lately been fitted up in handsa r
sy'c--the stand for business is considered good l ~
lalnl'y residence is not surpassed by any on Ma'a
street,
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BEEF AND SEED WHEAT,

/ HAVE few hundred bushes of White Flint.
L and small quantity of the Golden Chaff Wheat,
both kinds perfectly clean and sound-for which
would take the market price, and deliver them at nv
house.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Superior Beef Cattle-which intend to drive to
Amherst Court House, on the first days of October.
November and December Courts
IA DRUMMOND.
Sep. 81 WV
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IL CHANCfRY.

The defendants John billiard and Bcpiap,, A..
not having entered their appearance and given .eca
ritN, according to the act of assembly and tho ,,
OF tins court, aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction =
the court that they not inhabitants of this r.
monwealth, it is ordered, that the said deenaan,s
billiard and Moore, do appear here on the iot,,l
Monday IN November next, and answer the bill ot ,bs
plaintiffs aud that copy OF this order be lorlnI
inserted IN some newspaper, published in the town
Lynchburg, for two months successfully. and nosa5
at the front door Of the Court house OF tins Coma,
Copy-Tcste,
RIO. {. MlrCllEII4 c. Be
Sep. II WIN
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
- The tenement adjoining the above "f n,,
sssm is m good repar-well suited for ~
Goods Store and family residence. foss'
SION OF both can be had Immediately
Apply to JOHN WILLS,
THO. MCKINNEY
, The above Property is also for sale.
Sep. 2i wiw
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John billiard, benjamin Moore and Sam.
sharp administrator de bons non of Michael kfrn.
deceased, Df '"'
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Oct. |

" lRGlNlA:-At Court of quarterly So
held for Bedford County, at the Cou,,la,,
the 18th day of August, 1885
Jacob kerns and George kcrns, pl,,0,,a
jrujIcf
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I WISH to hire good Blacksmth,-for whom Ii
Il beral wages will be given.
r. c. LANKFORD.
Ser., y
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EOK KE.N'T OK LE.lSE.

Oct
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Valuable Real Estate For sale,

Oct. Z
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XIRGISA.-At cdun Of Mon,hlv
begun aud held lor the County of AMI = ai~l
TENDER, 11.5J: u -
Henry J. Rose.
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Oct. ]
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Henry Franklin and Jane his wife. VIII. >,
lin and Polly his vile, Courtney Tardy faf
John Tardy, deed. John Moss. Andcrsa 10, :,
William X. Moss. Robot c. Moss. Charlo, :, H.
and - Young and Charity II. Noupg l.. h9e
late Charity IL. Moss Do my vii
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Sep. 81
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The defendants Willis Franklin and Poll, IN.
Courtney Tardy, widow OF John Tardy, de,,1 liz
Moss anderson Moss, William X Moss Robsgg ~
Moss Charlotte Moss, Young and ~ :
H. Young his wife, late Charity II. Moss no, IA,
entered their appearance. and given security
ing TO the act OF assembly, and the rnlas I'M
court and II appearing t" the satisfaction ii ms ms
coutt that they not inhabitants of this g., lie
wealth; On motion OF the plaintiff by his ea .,.a
it is ordered, that the said defendants Willis I'm.
and Polly his wife, Courtney Tardy. widow 81 ' "a.
Tardy, decd. John Moss, Anderson Moss ~ Join
r. Moss, Robert {. Moss, Charlotte Mo- =" ilall
Young and Charity H. Young, his wife. late e.
IT, Moss, do appear here on OF before the irs IN IN
the next December term, TO answer the hin ~
plaintiff and that copy OF this order be totl,.. @t
inserted in any one of the newspapers nnblI 5aA
the town OF Lynchburg, for two months success,.4
and posted at the front door of the Cour. b,,''
this County
\ Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINsLEY.c
w.,
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[ lctl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17
~ "a EDlroRs oF rmr rrouIREE

A.a Io re P,; np.1 70 Of lns EYeOIssR
In the Enquirer of the 2Cth February plain Farmer
o. Prince Edward. under the SIGNATURE OF DIhom,s .
quo proper 70 e- the new candidate of that county
said county begs leave differ with his friend Thomas
and proposes t. have him fairly and thoroughly baptiscd
s,u nave hin called IN future the Profit and Loss
Sahu'1S'e We would have him baptscd in the name of
John & Calhoun, the Nullifer Henry CLAY The Trca,
political high Priest Benz w. Leigh, with his awful
aSveiopcmcnts; Daniel Webster with his iono.nrlned
rin ana paper systc and all the Blue lipht Federal
isis, and Signior rrisram Burgess besides A0cr ia
ing oapcsed hun, the said new candidate, over again
a"o conferred upon hum suitable and nppronri,,,
maine, We can then give him a fair start with his onno
nen,, or any other candidate who may come forward
particularly when the Republican candidate has 10 RIM
wlul reverend Minister on hs hack and agans, thc
Ledger or Profit and Loss INSTRUCTIONS
Let us planters cypcr little ON this subject es,o
el1y as It IS fashionable 10 do Congrcss-Prince
uwau cess by the present worthy and respectable re-
preventative (addedto) the new candidate with his IeJcr
instructions or agreeably to his political ba ptisn
foht ana Loss Instructions (equai to) cornernr or
uusn instructions. In free country, how would
these frolit and Loss Instructions sound ON hc s,,
w; au THctoe You no doubt, recollcct in Mr.
WHY i.ic OF Patrick Henry the suit of old Hook
Beef! Beef In the language of that Great noli,;c,,
Prophc-what do hear the day of the election of
trcemcn-Oh! il is harsh discorlant sound. Iodar
Ledger Profit and Loss Profit and Ioss Instructions Sb
Iempora-oh. Alorcs. Well we have cvnhered rnonrl,
about State affairs Let cypher about our Conores
sona matters little Our great national Profit and Loss
cyPhorcrs have informed that our beloved Republican,
government was (ninUS) the sword and purse (n,inus
.e pank Dep9stes (m'rs) every thing that is good
ana honrst--aiI rotten TO the corc-all IS ruin com
ple'e political and moral chaos (equai toy TO total
overthrow oil The Goyernmcnt.-1he great nation
al cypheers in little time work out another onrs,on
enthusiastically, and tell that our beloved country is
not (mn. ~ millions; but wonderful to tell the cues
uoh worked and 1t Is our Treasury Cadded to- ~ mil
ions-lhcsc great national explorers show powerful
itching to get hold ON old Hickorys gold silver cur
rehcy. Our friend Benton informs US the great red
face harlot has the black vomit and we plon,er are con-
WINGED now that the hands of these great national cy
pherers are tied and liberties are safe Hura-Jack
son ana benton CHARLEY ANrPAPgR SYSTEM.
~ We have Aeebaic signs Office such as are used by
our Cofrcspondenwc compelled substitute in place of them
the 'tahe phrases an Observation-Disclosures. "'
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TILE r1.rnr1on 55oA re e Gye0REa.


FELLow-CiTHESs-Th election il uigh at hand he.
tween this period and tic LIST Of May YOU ,ave deep
interesting part to actan important duty TO DISCHARGE
rautude tor your ancestors respect for Yourselves E
lection for your children, and the obligations which ali
good citizens owe 10 their country should induce vou
not only TO act out that part and to DISCHARGE that nty
WIN Willingness, but With ardor and devotion crlci
should ever characterize American cizcnq VIM, thc
questions are so momcnOus aud the crisis SO cyerfGl
hou feow Citizens will be called on TO select Cor
your Representatives, either men, who to render their
claims TO your support resistlcss and imposing
nave inscribed upon their banner the time -onoed name
OF "hg-a name, pregnant with thousand glorious and
cnnobng associations but which is now furnished dis
honorcd and ACKNOWLEDGMENT, who act with n nariv
composed OF iactious aud disappointed political dema
gogurs-made up If the discOrdant cicne
ca o. tie most conflicting principles embracing the tencs
OF every party which history time has ever known
eKhDiing variety Of which Nature cannot boast and
bound together BY feelings Of Affection hut by an I'M.
conquerabe and Unsuitable hatred TO the present Admin
istraton-Or men who have supported most Of the
leading measures Of President Jacksons Adninisra.
on-an Administration Characterised for its happy and
sdluhry resus-Men who have lent their aid in prog.
uatng protective Tarih-a system which while Il On.
rched favored few, oppressed and Impoverished the
many-Nen, who have assisted ia arfestino the wild
scheme OF Internal improvement by the General Go.
Ycrnncnt and, who, have CALAMITY distinguished them.
selves ~ essng the nsidous and perncous encroaeh.
mcns OF the u $ Bank, and in plcna the iooation
OF mat hydra headed monsicrtba lnslilosion WHOSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-17
SKETCH or THE ACTS
Passed by the GcncS0i Asscmbiy If piyeiaja. m 4
sion lSn-25

sion ISa--35,
- an act declaring slaves apprehendcd for criminal
Offences baiablc provides that those slaves shall be let
10 ba VINO are apprehcndcd for any crime not punsha-
Oe WIN death or Acknowledgement, and where only LIGHT
suspicion Of guilt falls the party Otherwise bail rot
felony ~ y
- q" An act TO enact with amendments. an act Of the
General Assembly OF North Carolina entitled an act 10
incorporate the Abcmarle rail road company givcs te
assent OF Tins State to the Of the State Of North Caro-.
ma provides that books for subscriptions may be open.
Cd ut such place within THE State as may be nrescribcd
3y ihe commissioners appointed by The State Of North
Nafolna' and authorizes the company 10 extend and
complete hcr railroad to The Portsmouth and Roopol
railroad at o. near the town Of SuHtk
- an act allowing Dick Skuuy, free man Of co.
Tor, TO remain IN The Commonwealth
- An act concerning George " jameson
20 An act 10 authorize She corporation Of the town Of
fredercksburg 10 borrow money for certain purposes
therein mentioned 70 enable them 10 pay or debt bc9r.
ing greater rate Of interest than money can now be oh.
taRcG at.
a. An act 70 incorporate the Greenwood Mining Com.
pany ~ the county Of Spottsylvana
- ~ An act Incorporating thc New Canton Turnpike
Company
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coNyuONTcarED.


" We, who had heard Mr.. Mcdowell when he reilly
was grtot wondered that he could fail so much as he
oid IN that discourse ."-CThe Speech Instruction
When was Mr.. Mcdowell "rcally" SO great in the
wondering capacity Of this sapent Wing Was it al
VIC '4Hhe, the wing thought certain Benjamin Wat
Es Leigh was about ono hundred years behind llc ace.
~hen the Oracle supposed tatf this Extraordinary man
nae Hytu ~ me times that "tricd mems souls" lie
might have defeated The success of the old Wbs r to
revolution but viii The Wing publish Mr. Mellow
cl discourse, 70 bc "wcndcred at bv ifs readers
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g. Advertisements, &c. 1naroidabg o1aitted, ,rH &c.
Csire due attention kecqttcr.
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we have various articles that are DESTROYS 10 throw
before our readers before the election Among these are
e eloquent Address of Archibald Stuart the voters
oi the Congressional District of Bediord-Thc Reports
oil The Majority and Minority Committees on the Govern
or and Auditors case1he admirable speech of Mr.
Generals Letter &c &c. We shall finish the summa
~ OF the Acts and MIR. Browns Speech, on Friday 1t
Is an act oil justice to the latter give him hearing
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Il. w. Burr,
wATER-sTRaEr,

wATER-sTRgET,
YHfAS just re eeeived a further supply Of brown
&RA and bleachcd shirtings and sheet iRgs:
London prints; chaly patterns; ninepenny cali
Goes; merino and thbet cloths: common circas
clans; linen combrc hdkfs; jaconet, null nnd
swies cambrcks; cold merino hose; do do mo-
hair rib'd and plain; n ems and youths mix l..
wool hose and half hose, very low; real English
Wolch and American fanaels all ,olors; cotton
wadding; hooks and eyes: ladies goat skin and
pic mic gloves, a largo variety; gentlemen
buek, ,'goatskja, thread and yarn gloves; com.
forters: London Lavender twiiled calicoes, now
and beautiful mourning a-hcle; black bomba-
sine Ga fine and common; rich black ehsly;
double ruslin collars at 20 cents: childrens lin.
cd bootkins; red and green mpreen; black goats.
hair camblet; puncettas; plaid merino vestings;
tbibst wool shawls; with many other desirable
articles which will DO cut down TO prices
shade lower than have before been offered.
Dee. 9.
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BnisroL, SC. Ckrk's Office Court i
Common Pleas, Jan. 6ih, 1885.
NNHrRgAs Lewis iloar, John q Bow
en-, aud Luther Cole, all OF Warren, in
the County of Bristol aforesaid, Paint.
crs, IN Company, doing business under
the firm OF LEWIS llo.R * Co., have FL
ed petition in this Office, setting forth,
that by virtue Of an act of the Honorable
General Assembly of the State of Rhode
Island, Sc, passed at their January Ses-
sion, A. ID. 1894, cnt,lled "an Act Sc
curing to Mechanics, md others pay
nent Eor their labor, and materials eX-
pended in erecting, and repairing ilous-
es, and other buildings, Canals, Rail-
roads, and Turnpikcs, with their appur-
Ilenanccs, y" They have a lien upon n
certain clearinghouse, and the LIT OF
iland on which the snme is erected, stu
late in said Warren, aud bounded, and
trscrihed as follows, 10 wit, easteily on
Wn,er-strce, fifty feet, southefy ON lane
Of Nathan Duyol, one hundred and b;ty
feet, westerly oa land Of Sophia Mauran,
pnd norlherly on land of John iioar 100
aud ihy feet aud praying for decree OF
said Court, for the sale Of said estate, ne-
cotding to the provisions % said Act, for
lhc payment OF The debt Of the petition
crS, aad such other debts, aud demands oil
len creditors as shall be proved under
the provisions Of the Act aforesaid.
Now notice is hereby gwen to the
creditors having Ken Ms aforesaid on
saiJ Estate, al the tendency of SAID pc
tnion, to appear belofe said Court TO be
holdcn ut D. is,ol, within and fer said
County of Bristol, on the fourth Monday
"f.January instant, and make out their
claims aforesaid.
WM. BRADFORD, Clerk.
Jan. 10
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who have accounts Of
* long standing, are requested to call
aud settle, as all debts contracted prior to
1884, will be left with an Attorney for
collection, unless immediately attended
to S. DANOL, JR.
Warren, Nov. Q, 1884.
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la relation 10 the character aud qunl-
6rations Of DR.. GusHEg, the subscriber
feels il his duty TO state the following par-
,icuiars DR.. Gushee brings with him
the most satisfactory testimonials OF IA
good moral character, and certificates OF
u iull course Of study, and eight months
.rttcndanco on the Practice OF tho Mas
sacbuse,ts General Hospital. lie has
shown me- also tickets for two full couis-
es Of Medical Lectures, and. Diploma
from navarG University 1t is,thoreiore,
with cheeriulness and confidence that
ecommend him to the coIntenance and
support Of this community.
intaki z leave Of my friends, I should
do injustice to my own feelings. no, to nc.
knowledge with gratitude the many acts
ofkindness received atlheir hands, quo
TO express my sincere wishes for Their ia.
ture welfare. Il. +. MOORE.
Dsc OF
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EDss. A. GUAH2EI 81

ED ESPECTFULLY tenders his ser
EW vices TO tho Ciiizens Of Warren
aud vicinity, in tho practice oG Medicine
s. Surgery, Having taken the Druggist
Establishment recently occupied by Dr.
Moore, he pledges himself 10 keep it well
supplied with good Medicines, and to dis
pose Of them Oh tho most reasonable
terms, Dec. u.
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CA YG.

a Splendid assortment Fur Seal Caps
IA also, hair seul and cloth caps, just
received Gou New Yo,k, ard will be
sold ns low us can be purchased in the
State, 10y Il. L. GARDNER,
Nov /. Water-st.
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o
Supei fine and mid
ding Bi DAD CLOTHS.
Co!oIs---bluo, black,
drab, light brown,dark
DO, russell do, AMI Sus-
Sex do, very mic 0; bot
lie green, ,kyc do, RI
llc 10, and invH bic do,
mulberry, adelaide. -
onc piece of a DARK
VINE, a most durable
color and quite fine
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SATINETs, of varIou'
fa sbionablc tolors.
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variety Of patterns and
qualities.
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BoMnAzINE
Brown md white
\ complete assor'r
CLOTHING always on
and which will ne sold
rc,ad, 'nt prices which
Oh Garments ma DO
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aud 81, lc, shall not be
City.
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Terms Cash.
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