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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

DINAWAN from the subscriber, living in Camp
4 bell county, about five miles of the Court
House, seven miles from New London, and about
eleven miles from Isnchburg, the third Of last
month, April, negro man named sam, about ninc-
teen years OF age, about five feet nine ten inches
high rather spare made and black complexion. lie
risedby Maj Augustine Iewich, dec of Bed
ford county. within six miles OF Liberty. lie had
on when he went away, a black broad cloth coat and
dove calourcd cashmere pantaloons-he has rcla-
tions IN different parts of Bc,ltord--hs range is en-
ensyc. | wiz give the above reward of $50 if de
ncrcd 10 me ut House, $50, if secured in
any jail, that GET him again.
PENTON IEFTWICIL
G y The k0HGlrha hammer uW insert the abore
hr,c times and se"d lis accamt 10 thjs Office.
Nav 30 Is
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ODE.

BY 6REENelLLE NrLLfN.
Again--,lle voice OF God
How breaks il round
Ger consecratcd sod,
With locks unbound
Grief in her marble brow appears
And bows amid her ,eil--in tears
That mandate from ON high
The clalou call
That rung through earth and shy
His ra,lcss fall
In accents. thou shalt die again
Proelaims mans dream oil ,ears-ho" vain
We veil not in its grave
Ambitions brow
II is not DER the brave
We gather now
But enc who reach'd mans lonler fate,
Faultessly good-and nob, great
sceptrc was his own.
Drawn from the shy
He fll'd holicr throne
Than royalty:
lie sat with deaihlcss Justice c,own'd.
While Truth like sunlight, hash'd around
v
His If 10 all the earth
Proud record bore.
Nan vet might spring to birth.
With angels power,
His DEATH thai rs the grass to-day
Robos him in slory-and decay
oh well, with spirit how'd,
Above his bier
MAY i broad empire crowd,
With PRAYER and tear
His be It's fequirm--dcep and far
A nations heart Il. -cpulchrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

'NllE next session OF the subscribers School, will
1 commence on Tuesday, the 9TH of July.
IttmS.-Sl2 30 per session for English Grammar,
topography and Arithmetic.
SD for the Latin, French and Hebrew Languages !;
also, for Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and As
tronomy.
Payment TO be made in the middle of the session.
SiNL. d. TOMPkINS.
June % IT
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JOHN I\ASEA
GEO. kASEA.
w lM
June 30

Nessrs Charles Ithiteiy and John H. smith,
Er,cutors Of William ,Ihitcty decd., Jabts
Lrftwich, Charics {. Patterson and BUnobaS
C. Ends0n
ylNAkE NOTICE, that on the 22nd day of Ju-
l. ", 1896, at the office of William l.. Cog
GIN in the town of Liberty, county of Bedford and
State of Virginia, | shall take the dispositions of
sundry persons and on Thursday, the LIST day OF
Scptember 1896, at the Post Office i'll the City OF
New Orleans, in the State OF Louisiana, shall
take the dispositions of Jacob \. Cardozo and 9TH
crs all of which are to be read as evidence, the
trial of a suit in Chancery, depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, in which myself and others are
plaintiffs and you are defendants ;'h the SAID
dispositions are not taken on the days above
named they will be taken on the. next day
thereafter, at the several places mentioned and
when BEGUN, will continue from day to day, (Snn-
days cxcepted) till completed.
JOEL HURT.
JNnc % w1w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

J1MES RlFER And k4N4UHi CANAL.
KOP OSALS will be received at the Office of
4 the James River and Nmawha Company, in
the City of Richmond, from the 10Th to the 2:,rd ay
of August, iorthe construction OF all the Excava-
ton. Embankment and Mailing not NOW under con
tract together with nearly all the CulyerS and the
greater portion of the Locks between Ivnchburt
and Maidcns Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Maidcns'
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsvllle, and about twenty sola
ted sections, reserved AZ the former letting, between
Scotts.lllc and Lynchburg.
The quantity of Masonry offered is very grcat,-
consisting of about two hundred Culycrts of from
three to thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts thirty
five Locks, number of Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges
General plans and specifications of all the work .
and special plans fthc most important Cuverts and
Aqueducts, will be found at the offices of the scye-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of the
Canal
The work will be prepared for examination by the
10Th july but mechanics. well recommended, de
slrous OF immediate empoyment obtain contracts
for the construction Of number OF culycrs at pri-
vate letting
Persons offering to contract. who are unknown to
the subscriber, any of the Assistant Engineers,
will be expected To ACCOMPANY their proposals by the
usual certificates of their character aud ability
CHARLES EII4IHr, Jr
Chif Engineer Of the James Rirer
and haaa,rha Company.
Norr-The Dams, Guard Locks. most of the
Bridges, and number of Locks aud Cnlyerts are re-
served for future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose of obtaining work, would do
well to call at the office otthe Company in tn. city
of Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will be cheertully communicated.
The Valley of James River, between Lvnchhurg
and Richmond, is healthy. G. Jr
June 6 td
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POLITICAL.
From the Washington Mirro

From the Washington Miro
We have succeeded at last in getting the following
ont of friend Melen. II was written Tor the occa-
sion ON which Judge Story delivered euios, ON the
death Of the usnions Marshall. II i gratifying TO
find genius of the North paying homage to that OF
the South for the reciprocity OF such feelings Is the
sccret bond of onr Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

Aldo" n; Paris, of Maine, has been appoint.
gu second Comptroller of the Treasury, in the
P''oo o. "'f' thornton, appointed Charge to Peru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
NEGROES FOR SALE,

NJ HI be sold for cash, At Pitts,l,ania Court
w House, on Monday, the 18th day of Jul,
ncN, (that being court day) about twenty likely
NI'koES, consisting OF a variety OF both sexes,
belonging To the estate OF Doct. Josiah Norton dee
~ as many thereof as will be necessary to satisfy
the debts against said estate.
ROBERT HARRISON. late Sheriff.
and as such, administrator Of Josiah Norton dec
i. S.-Nl persons having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them immediately that
the business OF tbs same may be finally settled
Il. II.
June Is IDS
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AsOsll,Olbclnhellt..

The above sale is postponed until the Odd o
July neN, at which time il will take place on the
premises. LUCAS =. THOMPSON, Trust
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TnE CASE or MAJOR GATES.

The Editor ofthe Official paper, who draws at
pleasure upon the files OF the public Offices to JUS
iify whatever the President of the United States
doeth, be it rlht wrong publishes the follow
mo
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$50 REV ARD.

ID ANYWAY from the employment ofJamcs Do
i 4 Ian, about } miles below l.ynchbmg, on the
9TH INST, Il negro man named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

Shepherd Woodtord and John Martin. executors
of Thomas Woodiord, deceased, William Woodord
Jacob Woodiord, Henry Woodford Reason h. Nav
hew and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Woodford,
John Dixon and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Wood
ford William Rees and Caharine his wife. formerly
Catharine Woodlord, Owen Crumpacker and Han
nah his wife, late Hannah Woodford, Samuel StO-
ner' Sally Greasy Grace Dobyns and Elizabeth Mar
hn De'ts.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

4 YOUNG MAN, with satisfactory testimonials
10 teach the Greek and Latin Languages and
ne usual branches of an English Course, and OF
;. ptonable morals, may find employment, on
Ti ''eoiste application, the neghborhood of Mai
II 'p,''aS sale Mr. Martin +. Burks, and Samuel
liobson's and others, near Mr. Edmund I.oounod &
Cos store Bedford county, Va
June p 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, for Bedford county, the 9th day of June
1896:
James Woodford, Pitt
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me Che'ohees.-Tho DoOonooo, nc,\ y.
eof"eT " SPY, Of the llth inSan, N''J nc
people IN that quarter do not apprehcnl '' u,
danger from Cherokee hosliricS, bu, w., ,'o 'eas'
mends preparations for any and every uo "n-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

the ship superior just arrived in James River,
from Liverpool, we shall receive in the course OF
wv, WI, week. the most Splendid assortment Of HARD
NhE and CUTLERY, ever offered in this market;
WINCH added To our Stock on hand and recent pur-
eiaSes from the Northern Manufacturers, will enable
us 10 "Her inducements not tn be surpassed by any
house IN Virginia, We invite the attention of Mcr-
chants and assure them that they shall have their
Hardware as low as it canb purchased in Richmond
H. b. RICHARDS & co.
April II X
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IL Halerf Jennings and Irena 1nh ms "v''
u,,iom Judi ms and Sarah d. has 'rJ'' 10,
.oI,m I,ostiek and Hngaret his TVc, ana
T,oae NedieyguGrdiaa for Ehzdbtfh I00"ts.
vHAkE NOTICE THAT on the IN day o, au-
gust I736, at the dwelling house OF hoeei'
Hurt III the county OF Carroll ana state VI
SER shall take the deposition OF saih ii''' '," '''i
crs and ON the 22d day OF August lr3o' d' VI. ID,
yern house of NJ. +. Jackson IN the county oi i9-
fax and state OF Virginia, shall take The oePosi
lion of Paul Street aud others, which aepoSiohs
will be read as evidence in suit now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law anu Nhaneels
for Tie county OF Halifax, III which yon are RAN
ms, and |. AS administrator Of Elijah Baker, decd.
" illian g. Jef.r,ss. administrator OF Benlahln An
crton deed. and Sarah Andcrtop, are defendants.
JAMES McCRAN.
Jnne &c ="
To Richard +. Shaon, Alexander hasey, iH,a@
kasey. Mary Martini James hdSey i"'"dS M
seg and Elizabeth kdsey
yl,AKE NOTICE, that the eth day OF July,
at Nathaniel Morgan's. in the county Of Bedi.rd,
and state of Virginia shall take the dispositions oil
Abraham i,lankcnshp, Jr., jeremiah tundIii anu
others that on the Both day of the same MONTH III
the store house OF Pre- ton leitwch, Cos III the
county VI Bedford, and state OF Virginia we silai
n,ocecd 10 take the dispositions of Ftehison Grgs-
hv Jesse Morgan and others; that on the 9Th day OF
lup,st at the saw mill of Daniel Saunders, IL the
county of Bedford and state OF Virginia we Sha
take the deposition of Daniel Saunders y Ilham ore
and others; that ON the 20th day OF the same month
III Board \ MeCabc's store, IN the county o' nea
ford and state of Vrg mia, shall take the deposition
of Eldrcd Mitchell, Itebury Saunders, and others
which said dispositions are TO be read IN evidence OF
the trial of suit ia chaneerS, now depending III tll'
county court of Bedford, and state OF Virginia; where
in we plaintiffs, and you are defendants. II th'
said dispositions not completed on above naneo
DAYS we shall continue taking them from ~ TO day
SUNDAYS excepted until complctcd
JOHN kASEN,
GEO. kASEN.
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JOHN THOMPSON, in. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFrICF. }

''N"oSloNf k offliE
amherst Court House, June Is, ls:6
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
saturday, the 18th day of August It, 10 execute
the foregoing order, which day, at the hour of 10
O'Clock A. Nj, they are requested 10 attend at my Of
office, with all necessary papers, prepared for the III
vestigaton. ROBERT TINSLEY, Cow.
June % WIN
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June Is

n ! at circuit superior court oilaw and clanccr,
n continued by adjournment, and held or tn.
county of Amherst, at the courthouse, on FRIDAY.
the Sth day of April; 1882:
John James Morgan, an ni;ln, under the ACE or
twenty one years, by his guardian and ueNl onl
Zacharias Drummond ptl
1gdiaSt
John Morgan, Henry J. Nanpelt and jaime, TN.
lof' -. Diets.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came this day to be heard upou th,.
papers formerly read, the report of Commissioner
1lnsley, made IN pursuance of the decreal ord, r
made herein on the I'd day of September. 1881, and
exceptions thereto by the guardian of the paintin
and was argued by the plaintiffs counsel: On con
sidcraton Whereof the court doth rccommt the said
report with the exceptions thereto to the Comms
sioner who made it. for him to consider and rcpou
thcrcupon. \ copy-este,
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" lrginla, to Wit..-At rules held in the CLERKS
Office OF Nelson county court, on the Cd day
of May, 1896:
George 5. Mays Phf.
against
susan Mays, Administrative of Jesse Mays. dec,
Moses l. Mays Daniel Mays, benjamin johnson
ana a, Maf'ah his wife, Wilson b. Mays, James j.
Mays and William Mays Defts.
In CHANCERY.
me defendant, Moses l. Mays, not being an in
naoltant OF this commonwealth and without the ju-
fsdicton oil, this Court on motion of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here, on or before the fourth Monday in July
next ana answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nrginian, newspaper printed in the town of
LNhchburg, for two months successfully. and ano-
Their copy thereof be posted at the front doom of the
court House OF this county, on some court day.
Copy-Testc.
SP. GARLAND, OK.
May IL w2m
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In CHANcERY.

The defendants Reason l.. Mayhem and Polly his
wlle, John Dixon and Jane his wife, William RecS
ana Catharlne his wife, and Owen Crumpackcr and
Hannah ms wife, not having entered their appear
ane and given security according to the OF As
sembiy and the rules ofthiS court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth; it is ordered, that they de-
appear here on the first day ofthe and an
S"ef the PLAINTIFFS bi l. that this order be inserted III
some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
burg Tor two months successfully and posted at tht
front door of the courthouse of this county, some
court day.
Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON CFk.
jane 9 w9m
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June -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

ERELL TAvERN-The subscribers beg leave 10 in
lie form their country friends and the public general
y that they have taken this well known esab MT
and viii, on the first day of April, be ready
all those who may be kind enough homer with their
custom The house has, but short time since gone
through Thorough repair in addition to which, shall
continue TO make such improvements will be neces-
sary tor the better accommodation of custoners-
we pledge ourselves TO the most interchangeable ex-
crtlons to render our visitors comfortable and agreeable
as we mean to keep none but the best Our
Table shall be supplied with the best OF every thing that
can be procured in market-our Bar, with the most
choice Lquors-and our Stable with good and attentive
Oslers, and every variety of grain aud forage that
used at any other similar establishment We have both
served long apprenticeship at business the hay
ing lived in the Eagle Hotel for the last five or six years
and the latter at the Bell Tavern four years during the
lie OF Mrs. Keso and from that time TO the present
has continued in the same business The public may
assured that pains expense on The part of H
iher, shall be spared 10 give general sa,isSaeven.
JNO. KING,
EDMD. N. ALLEN.
March ~ IU9--wtf
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Bi isfeUsaGE 4 ssrOsl. y

or The ENoUiRER pablshsd twice week. generally,
three
Price, tho crvtotc Five Dollars !" all
Notes of chartered will be
c.vr Tho Editors will
ting them By ma the being paid the
No will bs discontinued, hut discretion tho
Editors until all arrearages hay q paid up.
Q- Whoever will guarantee payment of papers, shall
have Tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono each
so No advertisement tor
OF n by son this o Is environs
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asECsg.fsO.N-as,
EsaGGEHg'S EXCHANGE.
ND LOTTERY OFFICE RIciuoxn V,nc,


Drason Numbers Of the VIRGINIA PKrRRsBuRc LorrERY
ichich icas dra,on ia aieaandria, Feb. "a, 1886:
81 10 10 10 IL 80 az 90 IS AZ u SO
~ Whole Ticket, 10 AZ So, small Capital Prize of
One thousand Dollars, with several other snug Prizes
was sold, aud paid at sight, usual, by BIGGER.
Drawing OF Maryland, No. 81:
~ % az 80 IS l6 75 l3 33 GO 40
Whole, % 42 45, and az So capital prizes sold and
paid by BIGGER
Drawing of Grand Consolidated, No ~:
81 II 45 IL "a 10 % 90 CO.
Whole, ~ DO, prize Of 500 dollars sold and paid
ny BIGGER.
Drawing of Alexandria, No. L.
30 IS % 25 43 Ia 81 l 10 81
Ticket, q %, prize of $500; also, Numbers ii 80
20, were both sold and paid by BIGGER
Continuation OF Good Luck!
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, No. 10:
20 G2 10 "a I6 Ii 80 - GA 12 81 80
Whole numbers 10 30 A. prize of 300 dollars sold
AID paid.
Again
Drawing of Lees5urg Lottery, No. /:
- 10 % So "a 46 80.
Whole ticket, 40 90, capital prize of s 600 and
"a 81, prize of ,OJO both sold aud paid at
sight by BIGGER
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I'm CHANCERY. -ymcisIA: In Goochland Coun

CHANCERY. VIRGINIA: In Goochland Coun-
"A ty Court, 2lst March, 1885,
Pleasant Turner and Wilson Turner heirs eff viii.
liam Turner, deceased, Plaintiffs
Against, Langson Mosby and Lucy his wife, Richard
Toler and Mary his wife, Abram Basket and Fanny
his wife, George Davis and Anney his wife, and Henry
Emmerson and Lucinda his wife, also heirs Of said Viii
liam Turner, Defendants
The bill of the Plaintiffs being filed, and the Defend.
ants, Henry Emmerson and Lucinda his wife not ha wing
entered their appearance, and given security according
70 the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court and
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that they are
not inhabitants Of this country On the motion OF the
plaintiffs by COUNSEL it is ordered that the said defend
ants Henry Emmerson md Lucinda his wife do appear
here on the first day OF une court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill and thatu copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the city OF Rich
mond, for two months successfully, aud posted the
front door of the court house Of this county
Copy-Teste. MAR. w. MILLER, d. G.
April 8. ll2--wSv#
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WNELT, inPorted.This very celebrated and unsur.
81 passed English Race Horse and Stallion will make
his first season at my stable, Hicks Ford Va at eco
the season. due Ist July, and 500 insurance PAYABLE
whenever the is discovered be in foa or
fcrred, with dollar TO the groom in all cases have
very good and extensive pasturaQe gratis and will feed
mares well with grain for % cents per day have in
creased my accommodations for mares and colts and al
ing meres and w use every care 10 prevent accidents
and escapes, but will not be responsible for either
FELT IS Remarkably rich and handsome Bay Horse,
i6 hands hg 'oih gredf poctr and substance Ee
bone aud action, beautiful head end NECK, Remarkably
fne back and toin and eery fH carcaSe, ciM clean
hard and giaty egs HIS racing ,eas fy bril-.
HaH haotng ICON rery nearly att his His win.
nings cups aud stakes amount to the large sum of ne
teen thousand doiIars and he beat he rLar,,,
of 3O3 horses! lie ntoats handicapped oeya high
and at years all his races except te ST Leger
won by Rowston, when he was very forward though
very siate from much previous running At years,
he won out Of races losing me race to Old Port
only mile, and another TO Mona's Pride by a head
only, whom he beat three four times in return fong.
or distances. He the Barton stakes q subscTi.
bcts) gold cup, miles ~ subscnbers) Haiph Parl,
stakes a snbscrbers) and sweepstakes at Pone-
tract 10 subscrbcrs) at three years and very for
ward or The Lcger, beating Frederick (winner of the
Derby1 Cotilde Retriever, Bolivar and very large
held OF ine colts won by kowtoD, (07 sabscribers-
When years old, he won the great Tradesmen's cup
al Chester, near 2 miles, (25 subscdbers) and run
"a for the stand cup day beat by head "a sub.
ecfbersO beating Fylde and iiastonj the Stand cup at
Newton, miles, (l3 snbscrbers) the great Iiverpoo
lfadesmen cup, mice, 90 subscribefs the gold cup
at Preston, miles aud Distance "a subscribers1 the
Leoysr stakes, on sqbscr'bersl the gold cup, miles
@ subscfibers) aud the Pengwefn stakes NJ subscri.
bers1 al Hoiywel Hunt in all these races I've carried
more eeigf Than any horse If his Ggc and nerer lost
raco, tohcn he nude PUN throughout He beat a verv
urge number Of their tsst horses and his races ioeye iron
an me best style lie beat DR. Faustus three times iriao
nm oeig iceH Dr. bcat LcUaihaR at tosighf Tor a0e
Felt was got by Hangar, brother in blood to Sultan
now covering at 81 guineas; dam Steam by Waxy Pope
(winner of Derby)-Mss Sfavely, sister to Stanley
(winner Of the LcgerO by Shutie-Drone-- aiatchen-
Jocasa, BY G. Forester lie traces back TO AfafcLe
gtandam and combines the best blood in the world a.
Waxy-Pfunolla, by Highhyer, grandam Of Whalebone
grandam Of Wuleg and Ptian No pediSree can h, lei
Ter and more Fashionable for spced and gapge and att h
famuyrun soeu tie IL described in the English Sport
ing Magazine, as aysffafe horse Ia aH yesDecfs No
2, 2o6. A. 4. b. MERRITT.
April 3. 1I0-cs4o
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April s.

EAQUELlN TAYLOR Il Co. have received by va
OBJ rous Packets from the North their spring supplies
from bremen, BurlaPs Oznuburgs, and Tickenburgs
and Will receive in store during this week. per Superior
from Liverpool their imported goods and carpelings on
consgnment-al which will constitute the most cyten
siye assortment of goods they have ever offered and
which they will sell on accommodating terms
April L. IN r,
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FHSO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Fe,m-
"a raic Muse md Fgncy Store have I'm store An,
constantly receiving, and viii be very glad to sell the
most splendid assortment of PANOs, and all other kinds
If musca Instruments strings. music fnrnrore, and
inaoy iancy sutsfaRfires. Is pulling is odous will
merely slate that my Pianos more beautiful their
longer, and better built than al other inferior once
aud lastly chat they be learnt 10 play on in half tho
time Of some other INSTRUMENTS; in short they arc rs
much superior 10 many sold at other places as a church
organ Is 70 ewsharp, with the tongue broke out As
" other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
lhey are lar above any comparison will sell lower
Than any other person in this Sateindccd, so low that
yoa will be astonislied. All new Pianos after sold
Will deliver gratis any distance under 30 miles also
warrant and keep them IN tone - months. I hire out
Flames, repair old ones, and take them in exchange
will sell Churs lower than any other person and be We.
~ polite particularly TO Ladies.
Oct - tt6-1af3m- w9nl GEO p. RNAUFF.