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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09
N U M B E r 81.

tons IN the year is estimated at 400. The
Bible Society contains from sixteen con-
gregatlons, sos persons. Forty church,
rs out OF the seventy-two are represented
TO be OF recent origin, and owe their eyis.
tence to the efforts of few individuals
who could not expose their friends TO the
SEDUCTIVE charms OF false philosophy, ard
the unceasing efforts Of its supporters
TIE report states that thirty-Gve churches
IN MASSACHUSETTS, are enjoying the privi-
lcgcs OF the abest churches, independent
of other aid. The number of members in
fourteen. of these churches. when thew frst
applied for aid to this Society was 4n9
there has since been added to this number
400, also 1926 woCsbjppers, 2247 Sal
!ath scholars, are connected with ten of
these churches. The cause Of Tenrer-
ance also appears to be rapidly rrceress-
ing and firm y sustained; there are j; an
pears 1855 subscribers in our four soc,r.
ties TO the pledge OF total abstinence rom
ardent spirits. The receipts ofthe Treas.
urer OF this Society, from Ill sources. in
Guiding balance of $685. s., left u p,
the Lost settlement, have been S2472o cor
The expenditure within Mesa, hnsc,,s ;s
SIS, So, y ,-SIO,4.0 have leen ,rno;,Ir %
to the Home Missionary Society," o,d,S
prescn; balance in the treasnry Is az 'z'e
o2l,OO
In the course of the evening, the fol-
LOVING resolutions W ere offered -
EesolreI, That the renort of .bc rxoo
u:ive ccnm;ttce, ofwl;,b an ahstro IH 49,
hccn made, lc accc,,tj TnG n'|Ii i,I~' has
Ecso1rc!, I'Lat he H|,1e NJ NJ . t<t!Su.
cntcrrI Sc rulrs s,rr,l boII ~ Nl'> >Sy
vc;si'u O. ;L,. v:~rld '-0'0 ''' ne con-
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09
AN NV ERS AR1E IS.
From the Christian WatcAmar.
Mass. SABBATH SCHOOL UNION


Mas S,pRA1u Scpoo1 IIx,ox
rho oo,,rorsorr 81 ,b;s soc,.,v v.os
- nc " $500 -; ,hn EoTnrai .,rn 90,
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upon our .nU.-> ! ;'"onl.r - Nv, rans,, =, +
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Mr. H'VN" S' ~ &c r,r,s s.I, IN H., 1c-
e. II "'"'''E '"T g., I.or r,L,r 4. ,,,n.i-
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ca - % "''Y I S,,: ~ ~ ;jrn,;n 4 g ,Ar
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ST ~, wa, -, .,' ~ gp7vi,c, ale in ter
Wv" W.. !, .'' ~ .an MAN.. con ,,ive Of our
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

&c tor the mCst part Gco:i;NlcO of tie means
OF grace. Many Of these corners cone
IN together, forming often territory and
Population LARGE tuCu- h tor a town; and
al: these destitute PAGES IL CTR {, un:ly,
IF Ii: toC,thrr, Wvud frln a terrier
and ! oru alton large tnrr1 i for Stutr
And throughout this vast territory and
among this hume rous Tultion Of our peo-
Vie. Sat"n lives and reIgnS, and docs his
malicious p t"surc. He would ask if it
be not the duty Of Christians to form Dis,
trjot Sabbath hools in these Iaccs, that
tie S:}ha;h breaking ard ro:anity and
".u"-,s roW prvo'trt there nay T. pre-
vrnt' The po"l e there are generally
tNhrr so cor or so low, ros< ess,d Of 50
LITE neral feeling, that they are willing
to live in the neglect ot>he means Of grace,
and they do live like heather in the midst
Of a Christian land. In mutitudcs of ca
ses, whore towns contained a population of
ten or twelve hundred, only one or two
hundred could be found to attend meeting.
And is it not true, then, that the re are vast
plumbers Of heathCn in our ONH country
hos, ,'aa,Io D., ~ ;os,r,a,ont.,Ii,,. 49,
''''' feI'}'' ny ~ '''0'l 0'''''t''i'2 ''.'
and thus tie way prepared for TIE cstab-
Ii~hm, Mt Of Gospel institutions. He knew
a case Of this kind. lie H., w Of neg
y " .So1 t ', =, ]. [ft ~
-" II '>',"'l'. ~ rev. , i, '"> vi J., '>
!'rT.sL,I G'ib,,h s '!','' I,' r... VA
r.. ~ 49,, 5,.1i" I~~;,7,;,,n III y, y ., ID
81 or, ,,.,rc;,t & MrrCy,r,:rnt 10 w.
,,nrr = }n,.,.,,,,.r is ,or.,,'n;' VT -...,,1-
in5-hoosc ,Ierc, en- able njui~t and IL.
clU>i,nt r@ui, h. Irvou1d not G d,tfic,It
70 Gnd c.h.r y:.l.1.~r cuse@. These t@~,s
ought to cn"u"Ia-r >t}ort in tie ,s:ob'i>h-
:",mt cf5.:J' "h @cAoo:. IN C. >'o:v dis
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

Sir j. sad he WAS accustomed often
to lCoE ever his Sabta'h school, and to re-
rect that the youth before him would soon
be remUH'd nom parental restraint, from
tie hiu>"c> ufL>E.c and friends, and dis
ItrSt" lhi"n"ht WIS and cities, exposed
TO al tuvSr cAcirr2tnts and temrta,;cns
winch IN rank luNuriance have splunr Up
On every SHE with the growth @! our
PROSPECTUS country. Nay more-thev
may he c>ToStd to the shafts of inf,}c}ity
OF that lnt:dcI;ty OF the present agc
which sca,ters it's poison through every
grade and ccNGIton CT society, which
calls pleasure to its aid, and associate the
song and the dance with its tcaStS, which
drlld'S tLcsc h2l!CWcd relations which
bless society, willie it assails the majesty
Of Heaven. What panopIy shall shield
TIE youth from these powerful assaults !?
What power shall hold his frail bank thus
TEMPEST tost upon sea Of danger? The
BlbIc-its truths and precerts impressed
upon his heart through the instrumen.uIity
OF Sabbath schools. Let raJn!s, while
tonJ affection binds ornaments Of cold art
pearl upon their et}Sl ring, fulfil their BIZ
atoms to impress the truths Of Il e Bil
"F'n thor memories: and to sustain the
uSthNtI"n hose Peculiar province il is to-
teach these truths. Mr. II. also auvritrd
- '1' hI"'hcc q S"bi%>;h >ch>o'> UI' n
'H' hF!tS,S OF :oclt!N' V hIcu Y as, Er
- a. TO- I':S it!1@n than Err E.UEcHrv
W. II N.t;yl tla's. |. is when the k!3,N J.
:=.> O. T." I.ptu shall ru>pr the ,,.uh,
"", Il I:' bIt1I Sh'i: !! h"'n'' {! !>''r>",
'','' We arc |" 'N!"'t 'I'' F'~h 81 .i.i'> :
49, l. !, .;'cS~. ne !">; .-H~i'''.'>> W.
<, N'A Q: 2"' |H' ''<~ !':-.;.':' I~''.*
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Wv, " 80 vac ~, o. 4! 'I |'' = IN ;'.o'
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VI f ,'''i' - y" "s''' ~ I:r> ";i"E.S~
;,,.o,7.1 Xxx, I,l';S> Nh:r: >|>E;Va '''"''.
'1'0 : '''' ''cSE!S' ""l'n >''-'S
',-'..'AS' IoF Vie Jaws ana respect '~rGov-
T {, as an or"In"hSe OF COT. Amid
'!'t 'A'N,n% lI'|Nf>s OF we r%Sfh, Gay,
:'c '''"'l!' ''H~~EcioS OF S"Lba'h Schools
III 'I"S rvSI Get ought to lie more fully >S;i-
nnt;o'
N5 l. san ne had mus Jar ;d|r:tcd
CI''I-I 10 ne l. hE0raI trn"1itS rv>uthg
LICin H1U9a'h schools. but they have {"
,rnn ny b.r,; "'', roy regard not o"IN
.''''' li'"'SS ca '"I''2 '''' ms INN. Or
' ',.'I, c .'I" ''!~' '9''3}''"l seneca SIS
wa; ~ '"I,o ~ p S'"I 'r, way OF E"I
o f''~';, :. = "'' ,"' ! 'l'l'o' c'3Er'
~, '','I'''' l,'i' !" q "'''5'E SUM-
,;an ~ " n.'t 1''H Il. 1'l''i'-' S"! y,
t1o" VI tl'> !. ,'.I NC IlI''I'''" q me re
ueI''',I ':'t7Uo'I'' re "'IS" '''iE mo-
NV ""'''I' '','l'r''e IN '' e@e'I' ana mat
ICY f,&n T'n;u 20 CO., a." II, Ip, assurance
81 '''' - i''-" I'!','''!'' 81 II '"''' SCho@'>
~ J' u no.. ~ w., ''''>' >'':"', ''Hl"r"
dl.N Nl''' lliI ii ITS & l. an.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

r. gard 10 the great mass Of those Chris
tlans who have practiscd infant sprjnLIino
tia! for EGGS, thew have had q name to 1iSr
while ,h.y have hccr Gead-,Hat th,v
have been for centuries, no, q Hvin2 body,
the REPRESENTATIVE Of Christ, but cc,rur,
and painted corpse. Est,ring IN is zhIoud
Ana Lcts equally testify, that IN nrcuor.
ton as arv nnnlIcr ftlis ydv have sen.
arat, d fem the rs. AID NcoI. e rurited.
in that proportion lave rhyy a,owtI ard
acted upon thrbreat prircip?cs uron which
the Bap tis's tai,e their s'and in opposing.
in tie face ofthc vast majority ot'thc mo,
Gs ejIv Christian World yrr Enecri1tnraI
criiuqncc If inf,n, lan.isr
And On NE rrh,r Ind how stand ,ho
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-06-09

never lie completed till children were
trained up as soldiers for the truth and
lie organization Of the church would not
be complete til! tie Sabbath school, or
some system cfjuv,nj]e instruction anaIo-
eors, were recognized by the church, as
The means diNneIy appointed for this pur-
pose.
Tie resolution contemplated, he said,
juvenile instruction as an essential part Of
the system for the conversion ofthe world
He was aware, that the whole essence of
this system, was contained in the preach
ing OF the gospel; and by some it might
lie Thought that in making Juvenile instruc-
ton an essential part, he was altering or
lmpajring the simple instrumentalrv ap-
pointed by God, But he was prerar,d to
give very liberal interpretation to tie
term preaching the gospel. He would
define it to be the application oftte gospel,
the enforcement of its principles, whether
by the stated public Performances of its
protested advocates, or in any other way.
AS an illustration Of this idea, he was
happy 10 refer to the statement made bv
Rev. Mr. Blown, Of St. Pcte1sburgh, on
the platform of orc Of the bcncvole1t So
rie;irs in Nev-Y York last week, that in
his country he knew a community of4U.-
eco, among when the spirit Of true Chris
tiar'jtv prevailed, end that this state Of
things YVES the result, under God, Of q
general rcruSaI Of the Bible, tie, nrinr
wholly Z, <t.ru>c Ct the liy.rr rnjuistrv-
I'ht:~ IT, >,:i.tI j. 1.T,;:, lea bv orh(r in-
<;;::,,r;,1,.a 'ii,> /. >id,s 4 - 81 :rf;v?rul.
Gil. L! ~. .Lr ::'>.;.i:u}.l:r d:-~rrrSc
THUS il 5 r:t.cn.4I cuf b,i..> r,ra(t.
2:i.":cAnoy c.I .""t:cn scc:>.:Cs:-
q. I:.@ !: j.: r"c, ::.,.} : r.,o..> &: III,
Es;t."F :.i.,. =">,..;.>..r. I!.v2r a, al
hr>n":.v~ Q. ~ >~& I>>.y-ra.:s ei.L,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
HATS. SLyCuS. &c.

'ENftE subscribers have just received from the
u Northern cities, their Splng supply Of
Fine white Beaver Hats,
Fine drab Satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do IAN elegant aricI,1
Palm Leaf Hats, from - cts. to 81
Wool Hats and Caps of every descriptions
IN addition to the above we have variety Of beau
ttul Hats OF our own manufacture, which cannot he
eNcelcd for cheapness and durability.
complete assortment of llatter's Trimmings and
Furs.
Shoes of every description, comprising in pa,t.
Ladies' fine Seal skin
Ladies' common do
Ladies Hastings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies' Satin Slippers
Gentemens Shoes, Boots, Pumps, &c. &c.
Bows and Misses do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
CLOTHING BUSINESS,

In all its different branches They will cut ana
make any hng in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and their stock,
whether they want to purchase or not, which coh-
Ssls as follows Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
hsh green, adelaide and summer cloths Of different
shades Over Goats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
ers such as Pctcrsllam of different coIors; frock
noats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
y, ,noe' brown and grey cloth Dress Coats black,
que and green summer cloths Panaloons, black,
D'ue and other shades of cloth, black, grey, brown
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes !;
y ,ests OF many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Soa's and Jackets Jackets of many kinds; SHIRTS;
n"ams Drawers; Suspcndcrs; Stocks, ie-
a'n' sand Lambs Hats; Caps; Shoes; Gloves;
M W.T. &C. which they are determined to sell low.
dance. pRAN\AN & co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps
~ an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
I'm, Berger & Co.
May is Is
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BGTECu
y Y

M + beg leave very respectfully to inform the
w citizens OF Lynehburg aud the surrounding
country, that we will in future keep an Easy
Spring IIEARSE, and a very genie Horse. TIE
utmost attention shall be paid bv one of us in all
cases. tkOSBIE u CORSON
April Ii N6a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
.H'R.Es' G ODDS.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.

NOW receiving an extensive assortment of sta
4 pie and Fancy articles, among which are some
very beautiful. As be variety is very great, it would
be tedious to enumc.te, His friends and the public
are respectfully il edto call and examine Tor them
selves ; as he HIS been able to lay in his goods on
the best terms, c feels confident that he make
it ,o their interest To purchase Of him.
lie will sell Let Of good Nrnson Hams at a low
price.
Nav is
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN SENATF.-MoNplN, MAY q.
AFFAIRS OF TF\AS.


(a'l oil The same tenor) from citizens OF fh'ladel-
PIMA, PRAYING congress TO recognise the indepen-
uch'e Oh texas, d'N'f'oed ana characterized The
various transactions between that country aud
Mexico, aud moved the reading and printing OF the
memorial.
Inc memorial was read
MI fhLS TON said that he was not surprised
at the natural sympathy olour ielow-c citizens with
those who were struggling ior liberty, either III the
province OF Texas or any where else. II would be
strange indeed we, who bad so lately and under
Such extraordinary circumstances, achieved our
own freedom, II we, in whose recollection the mo
yves 'o'' 'ooa''" VS. !" rear '''e s.anoa," ana ish
'o 81 ,'S','N "'io s'''' ''S'' anu Ns'-
'""S 4" w ",' p"' '',' '''' s'''ns'S' anu ",'ies'
"i,''' ii ''''''.'''G ''> ''i's' H. "''n Tue cry
OF "o'''N was '''N'u u any quarter " "n no, una
''''tN ''''' III '"' "0No's anu 10 N'""''''s o''h
','''''s ''' ''''''''s '''s' VIZ WYE '',"' N'osz
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''>' y, '''' No'' community s''"'''" III Tue cen
We VI ''''ol''' s'''''',''a oH '''SN VI 'n''"'es
WIZ wee >,'' 10 '''N" '"'''' 80 "''P ana ~ Il
n'''nP WY "''' '''"''N' an" ''"' s>hP'!'N, 'na'
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a
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:" 'e'', Poss'''' "''"' "'' we Nl''SN ""' "oPp 81
wv "' "'"i''l' VI "'o'' WIZ wiz SUMMING ''' hp-
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19
IL. SyAs,a.hiss,

"a. - sHaaas.
/ As Just received supply OF Fresh Mcdi-
d c'nes, Dnas, Paints, Oils, Dye SruiS, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, arc
Best Ca,lbra Liquoiicc,
Sperm OIL
g Copal Narnish, (quiek drsng,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, "a considerable yariety,)
Turpentine do
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do. q
Superior Ra2ors,
Do. Straps,
DO. Pen Knives,
DO. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do
Splendid Catd Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better ,lIan quiIIs
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish ScgarS, (old,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales and Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
SprlS larpeninr,
mte Lead, (pnrc,) &c. &c. DC.
ALSO,
y new and delicious article of Il RASPBERRY
JAM IN | Id. jars, At 80 cents each, or 50 30 per
dozen, possessing all The FRESHNESS. OF the LARGE En-
.Iish Raspberry in season.
April 7 +,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

! IL. GEO w. DAVIES takes great
~ pleasure in announcing to the citizens of the
vicinity of Wards Bride and the adjacent neghbor-
hoods. that he Ia, loo / himself at Mr.. llazle-
woods tavern, about Il miles from Wards Bridge,
on the public road leading from I.ynchburs Dan
VILE where lac may, at all times be found, unless
when elsewhere professionally engaged
April - Is
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Hl' FLETCNEFs - YOEER
TERMS.
r5"aHe EyncHbHrs JI,.sini0n"
I L. L Ms.

vrrted ttrce 'eeek, at 81 per dHHum, payable in
,r,nce. No paper ,cW be discontinued tut at the
g'y,tion ofthe Editors, until all drearages are paid
~ IDTERII miH be inserted at
IN tnts per square. Tor less. The first time and 81
~ 's.s for zach continuance. Those from distance
sv, BE- paid for previously TO their insertion unless the
.,vm,ni be assumed by some responsible person in
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'EN'iE subscribers have iust received b, the SHIN
SUPERIOR, THEN importation oil Spring and sum
'n'f hn'!sh Dry Goods, together wtha large stock
y, o'ilcr ofel2h and Domestic Goods purchased IN
Philadelphia, New Work and Boston, IN copncxion
win their partners (F. s. =, J7aes s "a. Of Rich
Hond by the package.
h'y solicit the paironagco t tie customers Of the
concern OF ffanhlIn, Hunt 4 Co as we'll as the pub.
me- assuring them that then stock Is large and com
lnanalnG and will be sold, wholesale or retail on
terms not TO be surpassed by an, house in upper Vim
gina. JAMES T. uItNT'N 60
dmIiy Groceries. Hardware, Shoes and Hats
J. {. IL. X CO.
April y =,
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extended 'o"" i ~ io', -, 'hcli ',iai tieN
are no" teee"."s' q" .'iea 70" "%Sy am stoPe
Dry GOO Is ..to,'' ",,Y ''sHt 'r uh''fs bank
from Ne" io'N' "'''o''lna ana haI'tinofe, then
sssSsssAss GDeaEeS,
,,l !. am, Of the most desirable ASSIGNMENTS ,l,
',". oyer offered and well worth the atf,.,f,on ri
,cb,Ser, II consists N part Of thc f,loo NJ, ar
pa ,aa. '- II
Yin. Fine and extra snpcrlinr blue. black. inyisbl,
a b,nyn nonolron yio,pt ,arl,,lc I.,I,lia ,1
~ 'sa t,,cy coInurcd CLAIM. ''
0' r,na snne,Gnc twillra Cram. finished hl,.l
~ T,a and extra .nnc,f,, lno Ll,l ,, f,,,, 60
,.,.a1 nl,in. r;bh,d railroad and lr,l Sin, ,issi
l0uo" f'e'''
AI'a ana Cloths. c>tr, fine and aqsnrtrd colo,rs.
s,,n',e, Clotbs.
rl,cl brown and orern pfnr,r,.
placl ,od col,ur,I Nor.tc5 t,,,,, , nov. ,,,i,.,.
,.,,I.,non.s vc,,.
''' W'.,I ,f -, =, , =. ; -,
:. nnn,l.m, MS s,,,n,n,, wc5,.
~ y,lsn,i, = r,,, =, nov. ,,,i,I,
r,I,.aas :, ,,,.,, ,'.,,,1'.
cfnn,,n's = lrc,t y,,i,t,.
p,ntaJ Nusl;n. , aee,, riot or ,,,, l,,..,.,,l
ann. ox To-, ,,,. I,,, ana ,.or, i,.t,y. ,,t,..
'Vie ,',
E;,,,,,a I,,a,o. and ~.,,is. ,l,,..;,. 800. IL
l,;,I l .,. ,, t.l
pn,ssian Wu.l;n C;inab,,ns rnr,,rly new, and very
;eb
pl,;, an, G,,,oll1l nd l,1,,c ,,,l .ill.#.,,,,
, s,,ncri o,,,l;,y and l,1s,,.
LIN and 6n,,,rd ,olnnr.l : lis c ,l,,os, eyer,
ha,,o nf Color and onali,x very l,,, ,ssur,nrn,
Fiaufed striped parissllue a new and extra SILK
Goods. for tav and evening dresses;
Dau,ask Painted rlorno, II beautiful new st,lc
gil. Goods for dav and evening dresses;
Figured EsmcralIas white and assorted colours
entirely ncA:
Black and colomcd BombaZinps:
Pom and Cap Ribbonds Il large assortment of
tn i4gs=. lmportatons:
Rel : 4iin and raleta K ibbnnl>:
Fame ii3ndkercheis and ShawlS Of every des-
| cripIion 49,, lar e assortment;
Black white sr.d coloa4ed PLAIN SatIl!S:
Extra rich figured Satius. II every colour:
Plain, embroidered ribbed AZ blond SIih Hose
anu nan ''osc' o'"IN, " ,i''' anu 'p.oI,
LOTION "U'Steo' ''"ii'i'' i-'i' '''' a'a .'''il
no HOSE ol an N'"uH'
haaies anu ''''''''''' '''o'''' u ''''s
description ,.,.
rialn and fancy coIoufeo STOCKS
lalh ana h9''t" 'i'i'Ns anu "I' i''l '"s'
Plain. embro,dcrcd figured and hem sutch llu,u
Cambric liandkcrchlels
nsn iAnehS anu i-a"it'' nom '''''''' 10 'N''
W . ,r !, "a. 49,, Il A.. ~. :,
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TO COUNTRY N1uRc1ANrs

me ship Superior, Just arrived in James River.
from liverpool we shall receive in the course of
,re week the most Splendid assortment of HARD
uNnE ana u FIERY ever offered IN this markc ct;
oi IL aooea 10 our stock on hand, aud recent pur-
chases from the Northern Manufacturers will cn,hle
us to Offer Inducements not to be SURPASSED by any
mouse IN Virginia. We invite the attention of MGR
,n'''s' ana assure them that they shall have their
hardware as low as II can be purchased IN Richmond
II. i. RICH ARDS & co.
April
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LYNcxYsURc: ezonEzJyG STORE

I'llE subscribers beg leave to inform the IN
L bilants Of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
they have con,mrnccd the
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arge assortment OF Books, Blank Books, and
Satonary of all kinds. which will be sold very low,
al wholesale or retail
Together cjH great many other DeS'rabfe Goods,
all Of rhich uH be soa al teioiesaie retdH on the
rry best terms. ESTES x WHITEHEAD.
March 81 Is
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
FOR 1895.

,I,uE subscribers most respectfully tender their
Il thanks to their customers and friends and the
nnbe generally, for the liberal patronage heretofore
ffxi,mled towards them and informs them that they
n, now receiving, at their Nrir Fancy AMI STAPLE
D,y Goo Is Store yearly opposite the Farmers, Bank
rom New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, their
SPRING. esDepEeS,