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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Dec. 3

" lRGINIA AT rules held in the r,,..,.-----
of the Circuit Superior Csur, of oihcs
Chancery, for the County of amherst q, Id, 1 and
day Of November, 1895 VI The 2nd
David Iiicginbotham and Daniel JUua..,
surviving partners of David, Daniel and NJ IMAM,
lliggnbothain, merchants and partn.,s homas
der the style aud firm of David 4 DAM, aa,aohg on-
ham & Co, n, 'ggnbot.
against '''n'is'
Iuph 'rapyart and John pom,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
In CHANCERY.

Y I rules, he'd IN the clerks office of the county
n \ court OF bedford. on Monday, the 9TH day 81
James Overstreet rlantih.
against
Joshua S. Smith Defendant
In CHANcERr.
ne defendant Joshua S. Smith, not. having en-
'efe" ms appearance, and given security, accofons
10 me act OF assembly and the rules of this court
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that ne y
ho' an 'nhabitant of this Commonwealth it Is order
t". t,a the said defendant do appear here on ,nt
, t'n onuav February next, and answer the el,b
wv P.''h'l'' ana that copy of this order be lofa
with inserted in some newspaper published IN the
town OF Lynchburg for two months successlveh'
ana posted at the front door of the courthouse OF '
couhty. n CopS-Tesie.
JNO. II. STEPTOE. D.
Dec 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

Samuel Burks, Jr. Charles NJ. Christian. and ];
Benagh, n.fsnd,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

" lKGlNlA:-At a court held for Franklin
county, at the Court house the 3rd day of NJ
vember, 1885:
Ann Toncy, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

The defendant, Hugh Taggar,, no, b,,;..
ed his appearance and given security aceosa el'er'
The act of Assembly and the rules of this lung to
ii appearing by satisfactory evidence. tha, ~" and
an inhabnant of this Commonwealth: on n,a. - not
the plaintiffs by counsel is ordered tina, 'p ,h" Q,
defendant ngh iaggart do appear here on ~, ' h
lore tue frst day OF the next term to answ, H., pe
OF the plaintiffs, and that COPY Of ibis ~. .ie oll
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburp Vrc; vraef be
two months successfully, and posted =, s'a,dh' Tor
door Of the Courthouse of said Count, '"e front
ACopy-Teste
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

7SuInJ
Stephen updikc, Joseph d. johnson, and Al
eXahder Leitwitch, Defendant,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-05

y - -
Debate in the u. S. Senate, March III, In relc-
ton to tho deposit Banks aud the satety. .ef the
public rerenue. ~ -
Mr.. Webster moved TO print 5000 extra
copies Of the statement ct the dcposits
Banks.
In making this motion Mf. Webster cali
ed the attention ofthe Senate to the document
from the Treasury, shelving toe state Of the
deposite banks at the latest dates. lie quo
ted from the tabular statement some OF the
leading facts. The immediate liabilities of
the banks amounted, it appeared, 10 nearly
seventy two millions Of dollars, VIZ. the
public depos;:es, s3o,67e, ,s79 N; tho pri,-
vate deposits, $l5, ,043,O33 81; the bills ~
circulation, S26, ,24S,6S6 29.
The amount Of specie i:en by these
banks, it further appeared, was Sl0,l0
$50 "a; that is to say; there is less than one
dollar specie for six dollars debt; and there
is due to the Gorernmcnt by thoae hnks
moro tharrthree times the amount ofall the
species =
There arc other items (said he) which
swell tho amounts on each side, such US
debts due to banks, and debts due,
from banks. But these are only equal.
ling quantities, and ofno mcElsst IN the view
am taking of the question, 1sss.
Among the means Of these depositS bankT
I secan item Of "other investment" Of no
less amount than $s,777,22s 70: What
is meant by these "othcr investments, ann
not informed. I wish for light. ! have my
suspicious, but have no proofs. Sir, look
at the reported state of the Farmers and.
Mechanics Bank of Michigan, the last IN
the list. The capital of that bank IS only.
sl50,OO0. Its portion of the public depos-..
tins IS no less sum than $764,76i To-
Nov sir. acherc is this money. It is not in
snec;e in the bank itself. Allits specie is
oplv s5l,01l 95; all its. discounts, hanss
&C.. are only $500,00ly or thcrcabouts;
rhere Is the residue? Why, We sse whera
it is; it is included in the item "duc from
banks, s67s,766 37."i What banks have
got this? On what terms do they take il?
Do they give interest for ii! Is 1T in the de.
posite banks in the great cities! and does,
this mark part Of the other Liabilities OF
these deposite banks in the cities! Now
this is one question; what are these Other
liabilities But, as to these ,"other invest
ments," say againI wish to know what
they arc. Besides real estate, ioans' DIS
count. and exchange, beg to. .kaaY what
o,her Investments banks usually make.
IN nv oninion. sir, the present system.
now begins to developc itse.E. We see
what complication of priyateand Pecuniary
interests have thus wound themselves around
our finances. Whi,s The present stats O.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-05

isderate, the lovers of order, the support ~
of the Union, and of life, liberty, and pro-
pery, have made up cool and deliberate
Judgment; that northern people have
nothing to do with the institutions ofslaysy
in the south; that to attempt to intefe
will evcntuate in rcmediless injury TO No.
black and to the white population, andthats
tho end may be to destroy that bcaasildt
fabric of government, which has, for hfly
years, given unrivalled happiness and pros
perity to this country, and which has pro.
duced, by successive actions, the hapPlcst
changes on every Government in cflr'stcn.
dom. have Predicated my opinions and
dc clarations with regard to northern ia.tl
ard Eorherl patriotism in reference to .
slavery in the slayeholdmg States upon my
earliest convictions with regard to- that
enlightened and admirable portion ofs our
common country; upon the declafancns OF
gentlemen from every portion ofthe coanfty'
possessed Of all the means necess;Ty TO
enable them to give just views of felng
and public sentiment; upon the declarations
of-the people in their primary meetings.
contained in their deliberate resolves; upon
the addresses and svowaks o,.msny Cd the
best and wisest men of. tho north; upon
executive messages to different State Legs
latures in the northern sections oftl'e Uniop;
and upon the uncquiyocal dectaratlonsand
assurances Of the great body OF both
branches Of Congress. These are thc
grounds upon which l'predicase by belief,
that with the exception Ct the mere nboh'
tionists, northern feeling and sentiment ars
perfectly safe, and that the moral and intel.
iectual forces OF: the country will Preynl.
if southern folly and excitement. do nat
prevent it, in prostrating northern, folly and
fanatcism. -. - -
Under. these circumstances, and with
these convictions, call on the Congress of
the United States, under deep and SOLEMN
feelings, to regard this question, which is
most injuriously affecting the people of this
country, and to unite by some decisive act,
to quiet and arrest the course which things
are taking; for, if this agitating subject be
not settled, and excitement and agitation
shall be allowed here, then you will meet in
this capitol, Sir, some one or two years
hence, under such circumstances of feeling
and ofdcep dissatisfaction, as will endangcr
the safety and duration Of this Union ]
call upon members from every scctiena OF
this great and powerful confederation, under
a Just and proper sense Of duty to the
republic, to compromise differing oPimons'
and to give confidence and security to every
section Of this blessed and happy country.
This government was born Under q lofay
and enlightened spirit Of comprenase, al q
it cannot exist one year without it. Modera.
ton, justice, and forbearancc, are neces-
sary and cardinal viltaes in caryh g Oh
the, great plans Of selEgovcrnment fssss
conceived and executed by the conscrVt
fathers of this country. All VIII be eie-
mental war, unless wisdom, rather than
passion, shall preside over the councils OF
the nation, in the mana cement of the multi.
farious interests. and endless concerns OF
this extensive and mighty country.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-05
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AZ 600; provided the names be forwarded togeth.
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No paper to be discontinued but at tho option
Of tho Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
the first time, and 31A for each subsequent insc.-
ion. -
Persons sending in advertisements are request
ed to specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered ont, and charged accordingly.
1.-THE Postage must be paid on all comnu.
nications sent BY mail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
s0mTih Cosgrcss--lse &C.,,
VcdaeSd0y. 1DrH I3.
IN SENATE
' s,, 'PPeaTed % the Senate today.

Mr. webster oPpcared IN the Senate today.
Petitions and memorials were presented bv Mes.,.
Illinois, Kent and Webster; and referred
Mr souibard, from the Committee on Naval Attire
reported bil Tor The relief Of Loamni BALDWIN, which
was Tead and ordered 70 second reading and fhe r.
port was ordered 10 be printed ~
me following resolution was offered by Mr Calhoun
hesplDe', ihat The Secretary Of the Treasury Ice d.
ccu 20 report 70 Toe senate, with little delay as nia
De P,acuca3e the amount Of money tho 1fesgnrv on
We lsi OF rms month, where deposited a0d iie amour,
.c minutes oi lhe several banks Of depcsc rcsuect.
we reeePs o. The Treasury for The quarter endipg die
% st OF March ast arranged under The heads of cst
adopted. '''e'eu ana
me Joint Resolution, introduced by Nh Nile. n
l'aye portion Of the public lands in Washington To- t
ouiyauon o the Molberry for slks was taken M On ,
dreadng objected 10 by Mr. souiard and red f.
the Committee on the District ''''" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

which were m'de by members OF the House. in d. bate
"vtc OF great qucncc bat those which wcre rep.ft
ca 10 nave been made equally because they we
ioih 10 me mats instead oi being confined 10 the HOUSE
ana having called the attention OF the gentleman ffon,
Virginia To the inipeiecto the report ofis remarks
pursue. y
Mr. Wise said it would give him great deal of ulca.
sure to explain Tie would say, that lac had spoken m
the Day alluded To- without preparation and
neousiy aud could no, say what his precise words were
put Ne Knew what his meaning lie meant TO in
stance ,ils aponneIt of commissioners to MICHIGAN
" Tue Presicent VI the United States us corrnp,
appointment, but as an iegitmate appointment and
nc han generally denounced contingent
as covering illegtnaie and corrupt applications of The
public moneys lie did not To re tl. hono,a.
oie gentleman from Maryland the President will
corruption IN the appointment but he charged the Pre-
srnt tien al he dad now with making ilcgitiua,,
appointments when there ssity for DUNG so
usfc WAS, however, difference of opinion that sub
lec ~ the time alluded to, he debating the sub
ect with hs-collrague (ar. Mason) of thrse contin
ycnt appropriations covering corrupt appropriations u
The public moneys. lie dad not ciargc the gcn,crna,
from Maryland (Mr. iioward) with corruption; and i
SUCH charge was intnacd i'm the report he would So
win great pleasure that he ,nsrcpOrtcd
Mr. Howard said thai he glad To- find that the re
collection OF the gentleman from Virginia corresponds,
Win his own The constitutionality legality Of tb
appointment was properly open debate and gentlemen
upon all sices had perfect right express their OBJ
mems upon IT. lie would no longer deian the llous
iroEl It's ordinary business.
The House then proceeded TO the regular bushes
OF the lnurnn1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM LIvERpoor

The ship Argo, at Boston, brings a Liverpool paper oil
Fcb ~ one day later than before received
The King has given his sanction to the proposed
in The House Of Commons for the SUPPRESSION
OF the Orange Lodges aud stated his determination TO
discourage all such Societies
NJ Psrsi!, late Minister Of Justice was defeated as
Candidate for the Vice Presidency ofihc French Cham.
Der OF Deputies. hlM. Camon, Duchaie and Testc
were elected in place Of NM Sawzet Passy and Pellet
now members Of the Cabinet
Paris papers of the 9th quoted. NJ Theirs the
new French Prime Minister, concluded long speech In
The Chamber Of Peers by assuring the Chamber that the
recent change Of The Ministry Contemplated a change of
men, and not change Of He also stated that
The Government must relax its severity towards the prees
and The liberal party before il could expect The conf.
dence Of the French people.
The Spanish civil still going on as IeretoCorc
In consequence of the severity OF Gen Nina 10 French
residents he and the French consul at Barcelona were
on tic "worst possible terms"
The Marquis Of Waterford, who few montbs aoo
undertook 10 knock down Of the watchmen Of The
city OF New York, and who in the morning found him.
self IN The watch house, lately sent 70 the watch.
house OF Leicester, England in consequence Of street
brawl with a waichinan.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRET-Foh o.
The demand since ednesday has slackcned and our
market closes rather heavily at decline Of I'd per 10
on new Bowels, whilst other descriptions maintain ex.
IRENE rates The sales this week arc 25,OJO bags viz
10 Sea Island sd 10 Is Sd; GO Stained do 100 10 I3
1890 Bowed, &c. 3 I'd to IL ID; 1000 Now Orleans
"a 70 IL I'D a1O Alabama I'd to II lid 700 Per
nonbuco I'D to If ia; $50 Balm rs TO ~ 34d;
ll70 Mdranhan 10 3.4d 70 l3 lid, &c, &c The i'm.
ports this week are ,GDG bags and the sales ~ $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

81 tbATEAU MARGAUX will, for the balance N the
~ present season, cover such only as are now
engaged OF may be on The road o. Isis stand tho date Of
this notice RO &. WILLIAMSON. 8
April 10. ll5-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

fptALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.--In confornnilv
- with Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Ia "
aud Cbanccry for Hanover county pronounced on the
eth day Of the present month"; (Aprl) in case The rein
depending, in which Thomas Price, IT, and Joseph NJ
Sheppard are PlaniiHs and William ID Taylor called
administrator Of Henry Arne deceased md others IRE
Defendants shall proceed 20 sell public auction 10
The highest bidder fJr cash. in front of the Ben Tavern
~ The City Of Richmond on Saturday, the I'D day Of
rae present month, at the hour Of 10 O'clock A. NJ .
nineteen valuable slavcss among whom are seven very
valuable men, one Of whom is Biactsmih abont TWEEN.
y'hye years old. 7. b. JONES, Copir.
April 10 Ii5-ot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
Groceries,.

TX CHESTS Tyson, hyson skin. young
~ hyson. souchong and pouchong Teas,
Is kegs and boxes plug and cavendsh To-
bacco. 10 bbls and kegs Ralsins. 80 boxes
bunch and bloom Raislns. 6 hhds Molasses.
10 casks lump and loaf Sugars. bids
brown Sugar. 3 tierces and bbs Rice.
Is boxes bar soap. l2 boxes P GLAND starch
5 boxes lemon Syrup. Is bags Coffee,
Plmento and Pepper. 6 boxes Mustard.
10 boxes Pipes. kegs pure Ginger. 20
bales Cassia. Nutmegs, Buds, dried Cur.
rants. Herring. Cloves, Salerstis, Cigars,
&c. &c. at wholesale or retail at lowest
prices by T. r. & ", l.. STRONG.
June Is, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
WOOL CARDING
and Cloth Dressing.

TIME Machines at HubbeIrs Falls are
j. now in operation for carding Rolls,
and those who wish to have cardlng done
can be accommodated.
Cloth Dressing will commence the first
of August. Those customers Of mine who
live on the south side Of the river, can cross
the Ferry with wool or Cloth. Toll Free.
W.4NTED-A young man acquainted
with the business.
JOSHUA HAYNES.
Esser, June 6, 1886. 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
Lyman & Cole,

"AVE received their Summer Goods,
Ill comprising very extensive assort-
ment OF calllcoes, great variety Of figure
style and fabric from l2 to GO cts per yard;
cambrics, plain, check and plaid null and
swiss musns cross bard plaid and birds
eye do. glnghams, checks, plaids &c. hos
iery, embroidered open work, and plain silk
cotton do. Gloves, silk, kid, linen and Der
lin Suspenders, India rubber. web and
knit n general assortmen; Of Silks, inclu
ding rich. heavy, plain. black, blue black.
gro de Swiss, gro de Rhine and other silks;
rich fig'd blue black do. belt ribbons to
match; rich cold gro de Naples. plain, fig d
and plaid: mixd silk Camblets and Pongee;
blue black and printed Shallys very rich {;
black green and brown French BombaZine;
Taffeta garniture, and cap ribbons; linen
sheeting 4 4 10 l0.4 wide Irish linen;
brown and black linen; table spreads, blend
and brown; birds eye napkins, linen damask; ;
Russia Diaper and crash; Hamilton stripe,
mixture and rouen Cashmere; bed tick,
double and single width cotton drilling,
shirtlng do. carpeling, floor cloths and fan
nels; knitting cotton and thread.
Gentlemen will find a great variety of
Summer Cloths, including black, brown,
and several shades of green Brochella,
Princelta, Emminette, London summer
cloths, &c. white and brown linen drilling.
Broadcloths, black, blue, green and fancy
colors; checkd, plaid and fancy striped do.
Heavy black and blue black silk velvet for
vesting; white Mersails, fancy do. fg'd silk
and other vesting.
Pedlars will find large assortment OF
low pric'd calicos; spool, skein and pound
thread. One entire case of coat, vest and
pantaloon buttons. Hooks and eyes, sus
penders &c.
' burlington, May &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
To the Farmers.

WYE have this summer, opened the best
w assortment Of Block TIN and Britain
ia Ware we have ever offered in the Varie.
~ Shop, much better than we had during
the winter and spring. We have Tea Pots,
of good quality and finish, and lower prices
than ever before also plain and figured,
very heavy and Of fine quality. We have
several different kinds Of Tumbers. and
Cups with handles; Pitchers of different
sizes: 3 sizes ofSyranges Spoons, extra
fine tea and coffee Pots. lather Boxes, to
bacco Boxes, soup Ladies, castor Stands,
all made of Bri,tania. We invite farmers
and all others wishing such articles, to ex.
anime them at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
July 6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
New Goods
AT THE SATISFACTORY STORE

AT THE SATISFACTORY STORE,
TANES, SMITH & co, have just re-
u ceived from New York large stock OF
goods, comprising n general assortment Of
DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, CROCK,
cry. HARDW.4RE. PROFESSIONS.
&c. which they offer at small advance
for cash or country produce. Farmers who
wish to exchange their produce for goods,
will do well to give us a call.
Cash paid tor Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
WIN A. BURNETT, Agent
MAY 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
so barrels Mess Pork
For sale bv
FOLLETT & BR.4DLEYS.
June "a, 1886. On
Variety Shop, June l6. 1886.

lust received this day, 0 dozen Whilewood,
- Gard Baskets and cases, work boxes and bask.
cts; with coIored prints and varnish, with full di.
rections for transferring also on hand large lot
of pictures for transferring SC. Received, this LAY,
lot Of beads; one dozen bottles Aikinson's Depil.
atory for removing hair from the face, neck or
arms, without injury to The skin on hand japanese
Lotion for removing ireokles pimpes aud all erup.
lons Of the skin; Magic Lanlhorn; Edes Persian
sweet bags, rich perfume put up in satin bags, for
seeming drawers, wardrobes SC. and is an efiecual
preventive against moths; for sale al the Variety
Shop, by PANGBORN s. BRINSMAID,
Dealers in Perfumery, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
IrOnnOngery.

A NVlLS, Wees, cast IRON Ploughs, hol
IA low Ware, Wagon cart and Garage
Boxes, pc, ash and caldron Kettles, mill
Cranks, bark Mills. iron Wire. Stoves. mil
Saws, cross cut do. Shove!s, Spades, Hoes,
Scy,hes, Iron, Nails, Steel &c. &c. just
received by
T. F. & ". L. STRONG.
June i6, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
Drugs g. Medicines.

TflE subscriber has just received from
l. New York and is now opening an
extensive assortment Of Drugs and .Medi
ones, which he offers cheap for cash or
snort credit. The stock comprises many
OF the new French medicines aud an assert.
ment OF the most approved genuine patent
medicines. Physicians and families may
rely on his unwearried exertions to give
satisfaction in this depu rtment.
ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington, June IS, 1886, corner Of
Church street and The square.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08

Corner Of Maine and Allen streets Wjnoo.
SKI City, cheap side, has returned from ".
York with almost every article Of wet and
Dry Goods, Groceries for family use. Al.
so callcoes, Ginghams, two bales superior
Sheetings; thick Boots and Shoes Nuts;
Lemons Oranges; congress Water and
Provisions. Also a few barrels Pork.
Colchester, June 16, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08

DRY GOODS
for the Spring and summer trade, compris
ing black, blue, green, olive, brown
Adeliab, mixed and muibring Broad
cloths black, blue, green. drab and mixed
cassimeres; Padding, Duck Buckrams. Sill
iscas; double and s'ngleFoundations, Amer
lean book do; Bonnet boards, wound wire,
ginghams, calicoes, prints, French musIlns,
printed muslins, Challeyetts. cambrlcs, ia.
chonnetts; book, Swiss, and muii Muslin
hg'd, corded and plain muslins; black, blue.
and blue black colored India servings. Am.
do. black ass'd and brown linen thread.
Clark, and Taylor's sup. sewing cotton,
knitting cotton, white and mixd, white blk.
random mixed, corded, clicked and open
work. cotton and silk hosiery, horse skin.
kid. silk, cotton and linen gloves. Flagg
and Pongee silk hdkfs white and plaid
cotton and silk cravs,s. sass Cd
bleach'd cotton. 3 4 S & Ga brown do.
4 e. Ga ticks; 3 a 6 7 4 8 4 blk, white.
and red merino shawls. Leghorn and straw
French & Am. kid and morocco
slips and garter boots walking shoes :;
English and Am. Ingrams, csrpetinps,
straw do. Ribbons, tldkfs, shaw,s &c. &c.
for sale low, by
d. W. INGERSOL & co.
Church ST. May 5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-07-08
No mistake and just as houghtM wouid be,
1st June, 1886.

REACTION AND GOODS AS CHEAP AS Even.
HOWARD of the Cheap Cash Store,
IL has just returned again from New
York with rather an unusually large supply
oaIy lower prices than what goods were
bought for few weeks since, but great
portion Of them at much less prices Than
ever purchased at before, and will now sell
at corresponding cheap prices to all who
wish to buy goods for cash Not time to
enumerate articles at present, but can say,
The assortmen. of rich, fashionable, fancy
and staple Goods is unsurpassed by any
other stock of Summer Goods he has ever
before offered; and further. as his trade has
go much increased, he will sell at retail to
customers at wholesale prices.
s. EARL HOWARD.