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THE NEW YORK MIRROR.
plate engraving Of the New Yos
leaf and Doab Institution Among Literary
Willis r. s. Fay, and William Cox. The number i. a rich one
his popular and really msr,oous rsrodea We snnes Br ants
o0'''Sa'i0n.-P Philadelphia inga,er:
Upon rock X ,t %'i Iiss and ID . Sss.Sf
Rose from the mooaIaios breast,
AMesry hunter s. Of The deer
And barred, the soft summer cir,
His hot red blow sweaty hair.
All dim ia haze the mountains lay,
With DINNER wales between,
And rivers gimmered N their wa
ny forests family seen;
From brooks below aud bees around
lie listened, Till he seemed tohear
NJ, 'oiee SO SOFT aud iow
That whether in the mind or ear,
The listener scarce might knos;
With such tone, and mild
The watching mother lnls her child
"Thou weary huu,sman," thus it said,
"Thou faint with toll aud heat.
The pleasant land OF Is spread
And f ,Sose %ho Ssy sho Ss' would gladly Sc.
Are waiting there to welcome thee"
lie looked, and 'twixt the earth and sky,
Amidst the aoontido haze,
And grew beneath his gaze
As IL the vapoufs OF the
Had gathered into shapes s fair.
Groves ifeshened az he looked, nd flowers
And fountains woIed beaeaih the bowers
where deer and pheasant drank,
The rusilins bough aud twiitering bird.
Aud fcnds-thc dcad--in boy hood dear
Aud there who many II year
Within her grave had lsin
n lar young girl, the regions pride
His heart was breaking when she died.
Bounding, her wont, she came
Right towards his resting place.
And stretched her hand, aud called his name
With aud smiling face.
Forward with fixed aud eager eyes,
The hunter leaned, in rise.
Forward he leaned, and hcadlong down
Plugged from that cfaggy wall
Ito the rocks, steep, ST. andb brown.
An instant, his full
A fearful Instant and no more
The dream and life at once were oor.
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y APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE-The
~ subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land Wing on
inc North bank Of the Rappahannock containing about
4VO acres the greater part of which cleared and en-
closed; me residue IS covered with chestnut and pine
timber. 1t is supposed that the general advanisos -
TINS farm are equal 10 those Of any other on the river
situated within miles of the Chesapeake Bay and with
IN three of established Steamboat landne-ond pro
duce ID sent TO Baltimore by at cents per lusbe
The soils light, finely adapted to the growth of
cotton clover sweet and Irish potatoes &c and is as
easily enriched any land in the State This situatop
the midst Of genieel and peaceabe society is said To-
be the bealihicst in the neighborhood commands an
ensiye land and water prospect; aud the river passing
immediately before the door, abounds with oysters and
fish, IN rich varetya valuable shad and herring fishery
may easily be established The above property can b.
purchased for $500 The subscriber can be seen on
the prenises-or communications addressed 10 him al
White Stone, will meet with prompt attention
r. w. II. BRENT
Locust Grove, White stone
Lancaster CO.. Va, Nov H. 55-Vyrv,s
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"A fEIlIlON will be made to the next Legislature of
"a Virginia, Tor the passage of law authorship the
trustees OF the town of Farmvile lay off and sell in
suitable lots, portion Of the lands of Josiah Chambers
Nov. 10. Sd,.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

E.SOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
~ The Steam Boat CHrsAPEAKE, Captain May, leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays ON the
lngton the following mornng-eaving it optional with
travellers Ia depart in the 10 o'clock, A. NJ or clock
r. NJ Ha Road cars for Baltimore which carry then,
through IN two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81 Passage from Washington to Baltimore So So
oePteinotr -. 40-tlstD
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WALL BIZ SOLD, at public auction. for rssl :,
w the Bell Tavern in the city of R;ob,nn,d'
the Both day Of December next three Ikely Nh un
Slaves, late The property Of Mrs Sarah Duke de.d
consisting Of two girls and n bov "'' ueC %
WILLIAM NJ. DfCKERsON. Gam,
:. under Dseree Of GooetlQnd Cjye,J Tone,
52--wSwE
~ OliCE-l wish to employ a Teacher for nev,
year, 70 take charge Of Spring. Grove Acaden,e
near my residence, with abilities sufficient 10 prens
,ae scholars Tor The University Any gentleman desrio
ns SITUATION, WI please address me- at HayesyilIe POST
sCnce, fFenShn County, N. Carolina and will make
Nov % ~ ~ - 70.
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HROARDING-'fhc subscriber will open BOARDING
IL School, at "The Farm, the LIST of January for
the pupils OF Mr. James f. Davis Her terms for board
ing including washing, lodging, fuel and light will be
$llO for the Session of 10 nonlhs-payabe In advance
:, NJ. J. MINOR
~ II. Persons wishing to engage Board will ndJrcs,
Mrs. M J. Minor, or Mr. J. Fl. Davis Cbarlottesv;IIe
Albemarle county, Va.
November 20. 51 u,ts,i.n
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ETOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
IL vcrn stand, at New Kent Court house The adj
vanages of this are that is the site of the Coun
ty and Superior Courts Just half way between Will
liamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient al
tached to it TO work six hands The crop is about four
barrels of corn to the There is a sutficicncy of
iand OF hne quality in wood, To make good Farm indie
pendent OF the Tavern parton this, sufciency of
tobacco or cotton might he made pay for the land in
lew years There is on this land fine shell mar which
could be used to great advantage Any person wishing
10 rent or purchase will be pleased apply sub
scrber in Williamsburg, to Mr.. c. r. Crump of
Richmond, who is authorised to sell rent.
BURWELL BASSETT
Oct g. A, ,r
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we regret that IL has not b compatible with the
Demands upon our space TO publish the letters descrp
Tor The Portland Evening Advertiser T6sv aye ercc
gy clever; and appear 10 be, ~ main accurate de
e"'9ls racly aud rapidly sketched from, nature and
~, hey are at least 1mOican IN spirit and fope md
',uougn ~ occasional instances The llustfatonS and
Pasons may take their hue from the local plit;cg ~
WIZ, .ne principles are such the friends Of free
sVYg."len. WIZ approve TIE ground work il sound
M its'eI "heh wc copy to-day, descriptive of the
ss iGuss % commons and It's leading speakers Is
& n'J'es.ng II IS highly graphic; and nakes
V"t eopu'hhu az once, with the nasfer eor,ts 90
brush Legislauon-alnsi how dimrned by proxio,,
" IN TIE comparative powers Of the british ora
eeiYed, draws exclusively upon the Opposition ranl
IN The American Senate. Clay, Calhoun. Webs,er
and Their associates Of less note, are BROUGHT oai
prominently, whilst Forsyth, one of the r5ss, s
coinpiished orators Of the present or Of any cr
'' powerful alike IN bis facts his reasonings and hi
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Nm ERY-VIRoIsIA-Ata Circuit Super;or
n Court OF Law and Chancery, held for Prince Edward
county, the 25th day Of September 1885:
Peter l. Grigg, Tx of Edward Jones, deed Plt'f
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Legislature Of Virginia praying for precinct cleo
ton AZ William Twins Tavern in the lower section Of
VulnbcIIand county rs October q
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u Some Of the parties to the above snt moi be;no
inhabitants of this State hereby notify that have a
pointed the third Monday IN January, 1896 being the
ieth day thereof to attend TO this orcr-and that re-
quest all concerned TO attend my Office at Prince Ed
ward Court house, the day mentioned at 10 oclock
NOV 10 VIM. BERKELEY Comm
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ne parties 70 the above suit are hereby notified that
snail attend at Charlotte Court House on the 18th de-,
o. december next, between the hours of 10 and clock
TO carry the above order into effect al which time 81
place the parties requested attend with sncb 60
dencc and vouchers they may think proper 10 rnd
IN order to an adjustment Of The accounts 1907
JOHN MORTON. Nc
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HHoOT RACE AND HORSE RACE--Oycr the
H. Washington City Course, will take place on Mon
Between Messrs. Pryor of Alabama, and Perritt of
Georgia, for Four THoUsASD DoLLARs.-One Thou
sand Dollars forfeit.
Second Race, next day, Tuesday, the Proprietor will
give purse of OSE HUNDRED Dollars Entrance
Si0 to be added to the purse, mile heats three in
hive, two or more entries TO make race.
Third Race, "Wednesday. purse Two Hundred Dollars
two mile heats; SI5 be added TO the nurse
two more horses % make n race
. The rules of the National Jockey Club to govern
Free for any horse, grdng the States
Y. N. OLIVER, Proprietor
November 20. h-,dr
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Ct tLOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED PLAS.
" TER PARIS, &c.The subscribers have on hand
ana VIII Keep constantly, supply Of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed and Plaster poris
which they will sell on reasonable terms
READ, YENABLES & SPENCER
Clarksyile, Nov. J., 1896. 52-wsw
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"a OiiCE-Wc shall renew our petition, and lay il he
lore the next Virginia Legislature praying for the
formation OF new County, by taking Off lower end
Oh caroline and the upper ends of King x Queen and
Essex MANY CITIZENS
Of The aforesaid Counties.
September H. 3!,--tID
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y &c JdfncS Rtrcr and kanaichd Company.
Any Stakeholder deposi,ng the amount of the rcouii
son upon him, IN the Bank of Virginia, or any of its
Branches and producing certificate of such dcposite
on the books of the Company.
, n B Office of the Company, two doors below the
Bank of Virginia, Main ST. Richmond
Oct = 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

ino$c men were our faihcre--they fitLfnlv keut
., h's" 's'.' Which tisy thus each ohcs contd.d
PROSTATE ~ baulc their brethren they went
@""usn 'n9 Pledges al homo abroad wore
rim that altar still stood. @'
Twas ccmcntcd "a h ll,,ol
Inc hic-ooo1 OF FIecmcn which cop,ouslv novei,
Then green be the laurel that grows % Tor IN, ,,.xa
or each hero who fell foe this "homc of the s,e,
To "a has the care oil this altar been given
;a 40" .aesed the trust s by millions surrounded;
=, - uie TIE that unltes never be r,y.n
b"' on may the trid balrl founded.
SUI stand ftn IN its place,
Until race ancrracc,
~ those who succeed Va, shall kncel at its bnsc
And swear that the banner OF Freedom shall wave
sa"' OF our o"n--o'er this "home of the brave"
Nov piedg, we the Heroes, in bumpers so BRIGHT
Mho fought Tor our Freedom, and live TO defend ~
Mc'lirc remember them all in glasses TO nrbt
Inc" push round the wneeuP ronud round let Us &c H.
Although years have gone by, -
,r Since they joined in the cry
nat 80 long was their MOTTO" to conqner or d;e,
hey would fight to the last our banner mi y, ,vaxs
yer tins isnd OF our ownocr this "homc of the b,axc
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On motion Of Mr. Waggaman, the documents connect
cd with the bill introduced by him leave TO carry in
to effect the oth article of the Treaty with Spain were
ordered TO be printed
MIR Waggaman submitted the following resolution
which lies on the table one day
KeSotcd, That Tie Committee on Che Library be in
srucicd to inquire into the expedcncy Of purchasing
Tor the PRESIDENTS House. certain Oil Paintings now for
Of said Paintings
90, orr RELATfONs wfTH FEAscE.
Inc Report Of the Committee on Foreign Relations
concludes with the following Resolutions
hcs0rcd, That II is inexpedicn at this time to pass
any law vcsing in the President authority for making
Teprisas upon French property in the contingency OF
provision not being made for paying the United States
the indemnity stipulated by the treaty Of 1881 during the
present session Of the French Chambers
The question being upon ogreeingt the Resolution az
Mr. Clay said, Il was not his purpose at the present
stage OF consideration Of this resolution and he hoped
would not be necessary for him any stage say much
WIN the view Of enforcing the arguments in it's favor
when are contained In tho report Of the Committee IN
the present posture Of relations with France the
course which had appeared TO him and the Committee
most expcden being to await the issue Of those delbcr.
atoms m the French Chambers, which NAV even nt this
moment be going it would not be proper 10 enter al
large, At the present time into all The particulars touched
upon in The report On all questions connected with The
foreign aiiors u This country, Mr. C. said differences
Of opinion viii arise, which viii finally terminate in
Whatever way he opinion Of the people Of this country
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DEATHS.

Dcpsred this life, ut the residence Of her mother
otctouft Mrs Martha Norman conor Of Dr. John
MoeIna9 orts Placeu entered the 2,h ago
'Peet the departed Friend cannot expected
nI ~, & even an attempt would be made TO do am
acquainted with Mrs MOo.mGn without being pleased,
and improved by favourable opportunities added, the
character most deserving COMMUNICATION,
@ an meo s % as k11S more SssiiSn
"eary 'Ohieh taisk found
man. literally exempfed in her whole la
Of the rtesbyterian Chnrc place. rcmcnbcr
when she publicly privileges disciple and
Christ before the To;d That sayo" whom she .ho de-
The tried Rock that sustained her and the friend stcketh
oma letter her husband Richmond writton
shows that ,ho the attitude of looking coming
I tako pleasure in writing yoU" sad am saved
from distressing toFs and an&iee Tor the fntuothu
able, willing aud ready help in time
standing unrlithluuoss often think how can ever So
who has forsaSom me- B Ss E a sSr" %
thing and desperately wicked whoesn know M feel thankful
dear the preserving Heavenly Father
with according his wiwhthn humble
with 70 the saving oour nFeeious soul and that form
Fei ,e before the violence disease completely
pous persons horas most heavcniyher
oy literally Indispensable aud full of glory" The church, and
such members but the gahe unspeakabe GAIN
die tho Lord, honocforh YEA saith spirit that ihcynaJ
1nkAT MAr ms hALETIh1 great and good MKendrec.
five O'clock T. NJ, Thursday finn March,
and eight months, wanting Had ho
lived the sixth of July, hs years
but his full duty
have crowded century Of labor the half his official
he liz remains laid the dust by the side of his honored
father, in Sumner O'Clock
VIC feel sueremoons ofsonow those feel who have lost
ChlcT bToheT; the William
labor weight
dor brother OF the American Methodist
om1qSea, tho shepho" under Christ Of The Methodist Church
tho West and Southwc and the md Of tho field Of
bis labor be hns dropped his body his spirit
ePwari ~ the sight oihon'ands OF his spiritual children. Who
shall catch his mantle
Who shall no
las dsae for almost f1y years5
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MARK ETS-Aprt 2, 1885
Demand good for useful qnolitos-supplies
increasing.
RTiees-lnfcror Tugs SO IS 81 TO-
Heavy, snowy Jugs 81 20 81 co.
Eeafy mixed refused So SIS 75
Smooth, waxy, Iniddlng size leaf sea 81 4.
Substantial leaf 81 1-2 50 1-2-a fe " bids.
For fine manufacturing, sold this week $lS
I-2d SD i-2.
FLoTR.-Supplies moderate-saes this week 81 SO
81 ll-lG.r
COrroS.-Suppics very limited-in dRmnnd at 10 16
f-2 cents per lb.
WHEAT-Red 81
White 81 So
Inspections and stacks Of Tobacco IN Richmond Ia 3Isf
March:
Passed Refused. On Hand
SOB hhds. 207l hhds. 235S hhds.
BAGWELL, SMITH g. JONES.
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bs relied rs n
DvoIccdby the supreme Court Friday Goth Feb.
osrabe severity Mrs. Nancy Tyler MIR. Tyler
Married, Monday, 2id Feb, 5, Mr. Samuel Tyler
Nancy Gykrs-OresR lf9uatain Dsmeerat.
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Domestic Goods, Cot
ton YARNS &c.

groceries, Domestic Goods, Cot
tGR Yarns, &c.
EAAVID ANDERSON, Jr. has received the larger
n y part of his spring assornent--neary all the SUI
gars, Coffee, and Moasses direct mporations
city His stock viii be further increased in few weeks,
by the arrival Of the brig Lowell from Porto Rico
From the little experience which city has bad in the
direct importation of Groceries, it is confidently beev
ed they can be sold rs low if not lower here than in
any of the Northern markets. The following comprise
n list Of the principal articles:
t50 bags and bills Porto Rico, Laguira, Rio, Mocha
and Java coffee part superior green,
lG5 hhds ST Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans su-
gars,
So boxes and barrels refined do
l25 hhds superior Porto Rico, and New Orleans
lasscs,
l3O bills New Orleans DO.
$50 kegs cut nails and brads assorted Sizes
roo half boxes bunch rasHs,
30 tons Swedes country and English iron,
do. cast mouldb boards, Palmer aud McCormicks
American blistercd and German steel,
% tcrccs and - half terces rice
ibid best madden,
B1 aif pipe. woodnoo.e s. NJ. Wine,
do do London Particular Madeira do.
10 do. do. sweet Malaga, do.
punchcons superior old Antigua rum,
pipe and half pipes Cognac brandy,
do and do. do imitation, do.
do pure Holland gin,
hhds Portland ram,
do. common wbisksy,
p bbs superior old rye, do.
$50 boxes sperm and taow candles,
80 boxes turpcuGnc soap,
9 ceroons best Spanish Aot in digo,
100 boxes sI0 aud l0xl2 glass,
. bbs. tar,
500 sides heavy rUs9et leather,
10000 sacks Liverpool filed salt,
1900 he. cotton yares, assorted
So bales Osnaburgs,
do. shectngs
do. shrtnqs,
3 do heavy Dorchester bed ticking.
Powder, shot,
Bar lead, pepper,
Ginger nutmcgs,
Alspice, birthstone,
Coppcras, alum,
Saltpeire,
Bcd.cords and
Leadng-hnes,
Cap, letter and wrapping paper.
Also,
SchermerhoTns stone ware, assorted
Ar.rtl Az
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~ See The Firsf Paqef
The Panic Mcssags of the Governor ~ daily strpt by
the admirable Report Of tae Minority Of shc Committee
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LOGAN COUNTY.
TO THE EDlTORS-(By Last Epcr;rc,, Nal

gan, mas thought proper to decline poll. Joseph
Straton, who was brought out by the Republican Party,
and who denounces the course pursued by Lawson in
the last Legislature, in voting for Parker Speaker of
the Ill. of d., and Shepherd as Public Printer nd more
especially his for Leigh likely TO have no oppo-
sition May the several Western counties in Virginia
80 and do likewise
-, FOR IWE ENQUIRER
The ensuing Congressional election in our District
may result in vital blow Republican principles
There are three candidates for the Presidency no
elected by the People and the election then devoves
congress. by reference to the materials of existing
parties, find little hope the friends of
either Clay Van Buren, be brought in support of
Judge White, who is our choice-and we must, in all
probability, be rcconced to make choice eventually be-
tween the other two ts understood that Gen. Gordon
would IN that issue, prefer Mr. Clay the great head of
inc Federal party; the most active, able influential and
formidable leader they had However purely Repub
hcan, Gen. Gordon may be, he is yet so preiudced
against MIR Van Buren,, who does exactly suit u.s.
that he would thus, praccy not only give his indvi-
dual vote only the vote OF this urea, District but
as the contest will be doubtful in Virginia he would
thereby perhaps, turn the balance against us; and
the vote OF the State is to be given undivided he would
throw the overwhelming weight of Virginia into the
scale of Federalism, and sink us at last under a
power which have been resisting, with all our
energies throughout history That single vote
would entail upon the country calamity, from which
we might never hope TO relieve it in future and
IN prospect of which, enemies the Federasts
cretiy chuckng with delight Where is the Federalis,
so unconscious of his interest, TO withhold his aid,
this critical opportunity from Gen Gordon? When the
fatal vote has been passed. when by his instrumentay
our doom has been fixed, what will it avail be told
OF General Gordon's Rcpublicanisms While they are
awake and on the alert though they dare whisper
ller purposes, lest they should alarm us, shall be
charmed to sleep by lullaby, till secured within
their power?
But General Gordon would obey If instructed! To
rely on such contingency, would be posing fate
upon pivot
Let the People consider, whether their chief object
should be the selection of agent the advancement
oil iavourite-wheter they have heart the for
tunes OF man, or abe dcstinies of their countryi
ro FL o.,
~ The Address of "Irestern Branch /" TO Major Kel
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EOS II STREET, Of Woodyille, Mississippi, Atior-
% ncy and Counsellor at Law offers his profe ssional
services TO his fricndsand the public
Novot.hev IN o..
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GLOUCESTER.

10 THE EntTORS or Tf{E ENQUIRER.
OfENTLEMEN "A letter-wrtgr i'm the Wing Of the 9th
takes positions in regard to me- that are literally untrue
1T would be wei ior them he wrters to give what per-
son does say and not what he does not say
lst. lie states, ana for Van Now, what stated TO
the people was, that was for Van in preference 10 any
man tine Wings would bring out For instance, am
against Clay, Webster. Calhoun, B. W Leigh or oven
Judge White If he suffers himself be used to carry the
Election into he House Of Representative where Barr
cabal oncc prCyeifcd and clay caJai next prevailed
ID lie says, shall 60 any hOvThis is not true
But, say this, equitable arrangement viii be made
between Capt Booker and myself-and be will be out
or in--or myself, out or in X FoNTAINE
IJyrtj8Ob0a.
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MARRIAGES

u The Address of IIestern Branch" to Major Kel-
y. OF Nansemond, will appear in next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-07

" w GOODS.
LAUGH & STEPHEN.

EEAVE the pleasure 10 inform their
HH customers, and the public generally
that they are now receiving and opening
IA large and extensive assortment ofgoos's
suited TO the present, and approaching
seasons. They would particularly invite
those, who may be in want of the article,
to an examination Of their very extensive
STOCR or CLOTHS,
which they have no hesitation in saying
are, at least as Cheap, II not Cheaper, than
any eUcr offered in his market.
10 the ladies they would say, that their
selection Ct French and English Merinos
French and English Calicoes, and many
other articles, in their line, have been
rarely equalled for variety of color ant
style, and certainly nerer surpassed foi
cheapness in this quarter Of the country
They have an ample supply Of Hardware
! Queens, Glass, and China Ware, together
with almost every article usually called
for in the Grocery line, and respectfully
invite call from all who may be il
search of good bargains.
II Nov. 6 lo34