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POETIC Al.
WOMAN.

The following beautiful liucs IN ptssc oi NomAs,
theme which has tssksd the finest intellectual tai
suts in cveiy age-srs extracted from =, Revolu-
t,onary Epck" by p'lsrae the Younger portion
(which ba. been published in London:
A goddess but goddess who dcsccuds
Il make her human mate immortal with her love
Ola fair in that bright hour. When fortune smiles,
Aud the fond world IS kind, and all is gay,
And she the gayest, fondest Of the throns;
Playful aud wild, vouptuous, delicate
10 the worlds svauy garden Of all Jo,anes
dazzling bLtterily-an airy fa~n
A thing TO be INDUCED. and lightly chased
Caught, but hot captured ransoned "tua Mss
Her rord her glance law and her caprice
Reason cumfeie bar fairer, tairer still,
When the DARK clouds spread Ger on, shining life.
In sickness aud In sorrow aud IN toll
When by the suffering couch she s~eetly ieu1is.
With step that Yields no sound, aud eye that claims
no sleep.
pcemins devotion d,ty. Bssutcoss being
Who shares our grief, aud. sharing, soothes the
pang:
For then man feels, 'md all bi. misery,
Hiss still remains with such mois,rsut.
And labor. with no suerdon but her love.
Is not inglorious: but in that fell hour,-
Too oft the dooning Of the child VI song,
Aud those quick spirlts whose creative bfaa
RAISE mp the demon they cannot CONTROL
Ia that fell hour OF agony and hate.
When men are wolves aud the wild earth q ~ssie,
And our names esccraton, and our ioruls,
The seattle OF blinded ze alois, then most fair
Most beautiful Tor, when all desert us,
Art thou most faithful: and calumuious tonguss
But make thine own sweet lips more firm and fond
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Land for sale or Rent.

" region, offer sale or rent the 'rl} ~,
OF LAND. on which, now live living in H.
lower end Of Campbell county. on both sides -,
whipping Creek, Just above its entrance into Siam
ton River, five miles below Sam' Paunilr. S
mics above Brooknea and thirty miles s +. r.
iynchbnrg.-lhls tract contains about $50 acre.
about one half cleared there is nearly 300 acre ~
bottom land, or low grounds most OF which lie !,
one body, presenting beautiful view, and is WOW
productive OF corn. wheat, oats, tobacco and rrass
Nearly all the high land that is to clear, is fin.
s s'G fsif" r rns's !. ."
course OF the last four or five years and neatly fin,
lsled, together with all necessary out houses nos,
~ new and OF good workmanship a plenty OF excel
lent tobacco bans. &c. &c.-This land is well w.,
tered has on it an excellent Mill Site. and lies in
very agreeable neighborhood To say more j. nm
necessary, as persons wishing to purchase or rem,
will first view for themselves. will take negroes in
payment. LEWIS ID. POINDE\rFR
n. B.-The Richmond Enquirer will give tbi, 3
insertions. and forward their account to this ofe.
for payment L. Dr.
September 10 2,
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October 6
A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in The Post Office at Liberty, .Sfp-
temLer son, 1886.
A-Rcv. Abncr Anthony, Thomas Austin.
B-Ales. Boyle, Rev. RobcrP. Bibb, Thomas
Babcr, less" A. Brambirt, Bcv. Booth, Erwin
BoN!es, William NJ. Bocock, Samuel Bocock
Johnson Bright, Rev. l.. Batiallc, jr.
C-Archibald Craige, Thomas CAM John NJ
Callaway, Clerks of the Courts 8.
Dame Dooley, Abncr Dobyns.
E-Wiliam Edgar.
f-lsaac N, Foster, John X. Ferguson, Mis-,
Maria Fuqua, William NJ Fuqua 2
CIV ,iam Gillian, Mis-. Lucy Grimes, Reu-
ben Guthrie.
H-John Il. Hurt, Saml. Hogan Mp.srs. Hop
kins & Co, VIM. Iiudnall Miss Mary Hendricks
Thomas Hatcher, Miss Eliza NJ. Hardy.
Mrs Comrntina Irvine.
Samuel Jones, Tandy X. Jones.
k.-Jacnb Kinney.
L-Wllliam Lrtwch, Nv H.
M-Lodowick Mcdaniel " llam Meadows,
John W. Moscly, James II. Moore 4, William
McGlo'hltn, Joseph MaricIa.
N-Nathanicl Ncwsom. Henry Nisnger.
O--John Ovcrsrcct, sea.
P-Bevcrlcy Paeeti, VIM. w. Pryor, Thomas
Preston, Capt. John Pollard
R-John Roy, VIM. T.. Reed, Louisa Reed,
Mary REYNOLDS
S-Alex. II. Shaw, Mrs. John Smith, William
Smh 2, Mary Scott, Admire II. Stone f.. +.
Shoenh"reer, Lawrence Swzrr, Joel Shepherd,
W Hey J. Stratton.
L-Poly Turner, VIM Thax,on.
W-Nls'"r Williams, VIM A. White, Henry
Wilkes. Dilsy Watkins, John White, JOS White,
VIM. Written. John Warden, Mrs. Mary Wolff.
Wv lllidm Yeats. Rev. &. Il. Young
REUBEN PARKER, p. NJ
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Valuable Land and Negroes for sale.

ANlNG engaged in commercial business IN
l. Il the city of Baltimore, | have determined TO
dispose "l my farm and servants The land lies
ono mile above the towon of Lynchburg, mmcdi-
atcl, on James river. The soil is naturally rich,
and vol adapted 10 the growth OF tobacco, corn,
wheat and clover. The tract contains five hus-
tired acres, about ON half Of whith is heavily TIM
bcred, &c. The timber and fircwo alone ON
this land will produce more than five times the
amount asked for the whole. Tn. current pric.
of tirewood in l., nchburg during the last winter
and spring WAS from > 10 u dollars per cord
This land will yield least hundred cords per
acre, and the expense of carrying the wood To mar
ket either by wagons or boats, will not exceed one
dollar per load thai IL is evident that to an
industrious man n sure profit may be realized
without any RISK. The open land for the next
crop Ia sufficient Tor fully three hundred barrels OF
corn, and II. ut or ten hogslrads of tobacco. The
Improvements are il substantial dwelling witt,
four rooms, and kitchen, cabins, Stables barn, &c
nc. with excellent springs OF pure water The
situation OF tins farm is high and healthy, com
smahdInc a fine view OF the river, the town of
Lynchbufg, and a most extensive and beautiful
mountain scenery.
In offering TIN. farm for sale, and recommending
II, as 1 do, with the utmost confidence a, a most
desirable investment, | take leave to say that no
could induce me to sell it, believing that for the
same number Of hands (>ay Stol2) no farm in
Virginia can be made more profitable, being on
" one mic from an excellent market for any and
every article ofprodcc. also have for sale on the
farm about $4,000 lbs. OF shcaf OATS, large guam
u'y OF clover hay, and all the grown crops of the
past season, together with several wagons and
teams, two good yoke oxen, several vc,y fine tho.
roughbrcd mares and colts, all the stock Of ever,
description on the place and will also sell dir
teen valuable slaves, sin men. three women and
four likely boys; among them are both house SER
wants and field hands of the most valuable dcscrir-
tons.
will attend at my brothers, r. B. Noryell's
store, IN Lynchburg ON the l2lh and 18th OF Ocio-
Der, Tor the purpose of showing this property to
any VINO may wish to purchase, and on Saturday,
the 18th, will attend ON the fam, where the
"hoie OF The property will positively be sold
Any person wishing To view the land previous to
the I'm OF October, will please call on Mr.. r. b.
Norvrll, Lynchbnrg, who will give all information
necessary. LORENZO NORVELL.
October 5 ,d,
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New London Agricultural
SOCIETY.

4 r 4 MEETING of the Executive Commit
n ice OF the New London Agricultural Socic-
II. on the Alb of September, 1896, the following
Premiums appropriated for the ARTICLES re
spcciively named, VIZ:
For the best improved farm s3o
For the 2l best do. plough, value IL
For the highest product oil corn on three, J
contiguous acres othlgh land, plough, IL
value
For the highest product of wheat on three }
conliguou, acres othish land,a plough, Il
value
For the best two three horse Plough 5
For the best improved Harrow 3
For the best thorough bred Stallion ~
For the best thorough bred Mare ~
For the best thorough bred morse Colt, one r
years subscription to Turf Register
For the best thorough bred Fv wears &
subscription to the Turf Register
For the best bred brood mare OF mike , 4.
blood
For the brs, bred Glly of mixed blood )
For the best Durham Devon Bull 10
For the Cd best do. or do. 8
For the best COW or hefer Of improved I /.
breed
For the best calf Of do 3
For the best Bull of common blood 5
For the best mich COW OF do. 3
For the best Ram of improved blood 5
For the best Boar of improved blood 5
For the best Jack 5
For the best Jenny 3
For the best 5 yds Of fine WOODEN cloth 5
For the best 5 yds. of Competing 5
For the best I'd best Of do. 3
For the best yds of Table cloth 5
For the % best of do. 2
For the best 5 sds of Wooden Counterpart s
For the % best of do 3
For the best 5 yds of Cotton Counterpart 5
For tie I'd brsl of do q
For the best Hearth Rug 3
For the best ) ,ds OF Blankcting 2
For the best specimen of Sewing Silk 8
For the best 5 yds. of Domestic Flannel 3
For the Cd best of do 9
For the best specimen Of Grape Wine 2
For the best specimen of Cnrrant Vino 2
The Executive Committee are authorized to a
ward premiums upon articles of merit, not cnume-
rated in the above list
The members of the Society are desired to
forward their respective subscriptions to Mr.. john
Alexander, Treasurer Of the Society, or they can
pay them in on the lst day of November, when the
Cattle Show will commence in New London.
n. Is. The most ample accommodations will be
IN readiness for the various animals which NAV be
brought TO the Show.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, Secretary.
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Pntsyl,ania, Sept. ~

10y \lRltE OF a decree of the cifcul, superior
- count OF law and ehancery for the county Of
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th ds, OF Apnl, 1896
between the President, Directors aud Company OF
the Bauk Of Virginia, and the President, Directors
and Company OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia
Plaintiffs against Richard Harrison and others, DE
iendants will soil at Amherst courthouse, before
Jonathan A. Stout's Tavern, to The highest bidder.
IN credit Of one and two years for equal portions
of the purchase money, on Monday The l7th day OF
October next, that being Amherst court day. the
TRACT OF LAND. in the proceedings
mentioned, containing 7l3 acres, and Is adjoining
aud near the residence of Col. Richard Harrison.
the purchaser To execute negotiable notes with good
endorsers' payable at one of the Banks. at Lynch
burg, and the title 10 be retained collateral secu-
nty THO. n. EUBANK
Sheriff Of 1mherst County, and Conn.,.
Sept. 10 40
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NOTICE..

~ virtue of deed of trust exccp,oa 20 H., .u1
-, scfiocrs by Ezekiel Wright bearing date. the
's'h day oi september, 1897. and duly recorded in
Inc clerks Once OF Franklin county. for ce,,,;n
purposes therein expressed, we shall proceedto sell
W tnf nsheS, bidder forcash, at the SAID Ezekiel
onthc 18th day Of October next corral, ,r,n, u,
p''ce' oil Land lying and being in the county aorc
s''' containing one hundred aud forty seven ,r,os
more or less, or so much hereofas viii he suA;co
.o' i'ie purposes OF said trnst.-Acng as trustees
s,,d convey Snch utle only as is vested in us by
sa'' deed HENRY CAREER
NM DODD Trustees.
Jul, Is
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(aT'JIE. HOGS. &c.
ar AUCTION.

IN the 10th OF next month lbctubcr) viii tcll
~ the Plantation oi the Late Ia. I'D Jacobs, On
I've River, 10 Nelson County, to the highest bidder,
about eighty head of fine stock Cattle among which
are some lust rate work Oxen, a5d due portion oil
good beef, fifteen ~ twenty head oil valuable lors-
IS aud Nudes. several OF which are Colts two and
three old, OF ue size, parts aud action and oil
the be.i blood more Than hundred head OF first
rate stock Hogs thi1y or lorty head OF nice lat
clean wooded Sheep; three or four bundled bushels
Of Rye aud Straw: the entire crop OF Fodder, also,
the Plantation Tools &c. &e.
Lon all sums under ten dollars, cash will be icquif
ed Tor all sums that amount, credit until the
first oil uly viii be given; bonds with approved
culilv will be, IN every case required. but any pur
chaser who wishes. may cash lis purchase. at dc
dueton Of the legal interest.
NM. MASSIE,
Executor " Larid JGcets dec.
xsaou 10 oenfepbrr n2 tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-10

VIRGINIA At a court held for Nelson
county, at the Courthouse, on the Goth day
of July, 1886:
Reuben ID. Palmer Pl'tfr
Against
Isaac White and Zachariah White. executors
of Conycrs White, sen, dec. DIS
In CHANcERY.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court TINT
the defendant, Zacharias Whites not an inhab-
tant OF this country, and without the jurisdiction
otthls court ii is ordered, that the said defen-
dant do appear here, on or before the fourth
Monday in October next, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Virgnan'a
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburs'
Tor two months successfully, and another copy
thereof he posted at the front door of the court
hcuse OF this county, on some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
:. GARLAND, Crk.
August % WIN
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4 BScONDED from lynehburg, the night
OF the ID OF S.pen1er, Negro man.
named SAM. who was purchased oil Mr. tephen
Holland Of Bedford, lie has wife At Mr. Thomas
Pheps's, in Bedford, and as he seen going in
that direction, it il probable that he may be lurk
lug hereabous. sam Is about - years of age, is
a stout well but fellow. about 3 feet inches high
black bushy head OF halr and small mhiskrrs, and is
ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam. If delivered to
US III l.ynchbutg. $50 If secured in any Jail SO
that We get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS
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}, not more, II could not be Col aoross at all by ..
ny exerton--on Two occasions the mail wns thu.
delayed three irip> toy Tier. The roads were also
during tho grci 81 part OF tie lime almost il not
altogether impossible i5r Stages from this place
10 Lynchurg. Gwen under our hands this OH
oi September, 1886.
RonrRT II. FOSTER
joins W WEArnrRroRp.
CH.s. J. OLIVER.
JousATH.s LEMoN.
JouS Roach.
Iiord. bridge, Sfaunton Rirer, Sept q, 1886"
TIN. would have been complete .indlcation
against the complaint, made the Posi- Master
General, ii IT mad been forwarded but lived "A
onp distance from the line--could not give il my
personal attention., aud my agent, who spared no
e.ciiions to pet the Mail along, neglected To for.
ward mo the evidence which, would have account.
cd for the failures, and the Post Master General
first fined, and then annulled the contract r,rht
fully Il, the stood before him but wrongful
" in fact the above certificate most clearly
proves
The I'd charge Is. that my object was 10 break
up the Piedmont line. Ii is not irus. lei Po,k
Wexford a Go. have part Of the Dinville line to
ncutralizo them much as possiblc--thsl they
nigh, let the traveller take his own course
Since about l.t October Of the pas, year. ! have,
moreover. had no interest o,cept upon the
Piedmont line.
The I'd charge Is, That | let the Dsn,illc line
20 down to make money out Of the Mail paw
The expenses Of the line ] held were $4,000 n
year, well OF badly managed. The mail pay was
not quite 600 year, mud thus the reader will
perceive hat had 10 RELY upon the travelling
Tor large portion OF my current expenses, and
then for profits likewise. A line well managed
may be profitable, bu, not 50 if managed other
wiSc.
The articles in tll- Danyillc Reporter are not
entitled TO notice here, but for the grave consc-
qncnees which lave resulted from them !; and here
non, will only say, hai Ihcy are tissue Of The foul
est ialsrhood against private character, which ever
sprung from llc"ntlous press defy all impeacil-
mcnts Of my moral charactcr.--ln the numerous
transactions of n busting and active life, the ma
hgnlty OF mortnl man cannot show that ever at
tempted to lriraud my fellow man OF a solitary
shilling. plead guilty to inability to pay my OBJ
legations with the promplncss demanded. To
this extent, more" The Reporter should have
forbornr tins part Of lis accusation, ia consdcra-
lion OF the condition Of its senior Editor, if for
nothing else. But, rbear The public can and
will, doubt not, judge rightly. To the public
then leave it. WIN. SMITH.
september 20, 1880
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ScIDt. |
4 TEACHER WANTED.

4 TEACHER. well qualified to teach the La
tin and Greek Languages correctly, also Nat
ura Philosophy. Mathematics aud the other branch.
es OF liberal EnCli Education, will meet with
much encouragement in neighborhood, about 30
miles South of I.ynchburg. The gentleman who
taught school in the ncighboorhood the past year
had 40 scholars. the tuition OF whom could not hay
been worth less than $500.
Any person wishing such situation. will appl, TO
the Editors OF the Nmsinian for further information
upen the subject
-, knowledge OF the French Language in the
Teacher, would be made a consideration with his
employers. An early application is desired
Ocmber3 ,s
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a M U q L T. , h O w NJ !.
iTTORNEY ATTAIN

ttERS hi. professional services in the ST.
~ pet'or and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties When not in attendance =,
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
OF his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
o. Address, New London.
AugustS
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

a NIGHT school will be commenced bv the
L n subscriber, on the night Of the first Monday
in October next, in the same room where his dav
school i, taught
Hours of instruction. from half past 6 until ten
O'Clock.
Terms, 50 50 per month, payable in advance
SAML. ID. TOMPkINS.
Scpt. v6w
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j OHM Ii. FLOYD.


~ Us opened an Office for the location of | a,ds
IN the States of Arkansas and Mis.issppi lie
WIZ attend with promptness and punctualitv 10 all
business put into hls hands and will see that the FIRST
qnay OF lands is secured for those who NAV emplov
HIM TO select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September I'm
u Letters addressed TO him at Helena Arka,s,.
Will be attended IN
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NOTICE.,

virtue ola trust deed executed by John Wcsl.
shall, on the Eth day of October next, al
Pittsylvanla Court house, proceed to sell public
auction. for cash, one Negro Woman Slave named
Dinah' to satisfy the purpose Of said trust. Acting
AZ trustee, shall convey such title only as is vested
in me by said deed.
ABRAHAM c. SHELTON.
Sept &c no
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DuRSuANF to adccree of the county court of
Amherst, ~ a chancery suit of Christian &C.
against Christian. e.. ! shall proceed TO sell for
ready money at Amherst courthouse ON the frst day
OF October court next 1t being the 18th day of the
month, Negro slave Gibson, the property of
CharesL. Christian, at which time and place persons
wishing TO purchase, are requested to attend
THOMAS y. EUBANk. Sh'H
October3 NO
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NJ ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder. at public
w auction, at the times herein after Mentioned
the following valuable property, viz:
l. On Wednesday, the 10Th DAY of October next.
II lar II not, on the far day thereafter on the
premises. IN the lower end OF Campbell county, a
tract OF Land, containing about 100 acres belonging
To the estate OF Alexander Patteson dec adjoining
the Lands of Capt. VIM. $. Diuguid. David b. Pat,
teson and others. Persons wishing to view the Land
before the day OF sale, can have IT shown them by
either Of the above named gentlemen Purchase
money payable IN two equal lnstaments, LIST july
1857 and LIST April, 1873.
= On Friday, the 2lst day Of the same month in
front OF the Union Hotel, in the town of Lynchhnrc
Two unlinproved Lots IN said town. designated in the
plan thereof, as Lots No. 10 and No 90 living on the
haln Street, on both sides of Planters Warehouse
nearly opposite the Mon. Purchase money paya-
bic, one third down, one third the lst March
1887, and one third on the lst September ls37
j. Also, on W Wednesday, the 26h day of the same
month. II far, otherwise the next fair day tbereaf
ter on the premises, thatvcry valuable residence and
Tavern stand, called Clover lll being the late resi-
dence OF the sand Alexander Pattesop dec nm tho
MAN t.ynchburg and Richmond Il DAD in III, un,e,
END OF FRINGE Edward County, consisting of about
2iO acres OF Land, and excellent improvements nj al,
descriptions necessary convenient for Road
Stand. This Tavern is very advantageousIv sim,
ted and is now beyond question. the most d; oft,
Die public house between Raine's and Lynch
oofS' Purchase money IN three equal instruments
VIZ LIST July, 1887, and LIST March and LIST Noyem
Der lc3o. Tins property and the Lots in Lynch
burg belong Jointly to the estates of Alexander and
iborne Patteson, but is advertised by authority of
all concerned' and no difficulty as to title
IN every case, bond with good personal security
VIII De required, and the title retained or trust
ueed taken to secure payment. Possession. entire
or partial VIII be given immediately if desired
~ the same time, with the last mentioned Gale
Will also be offered 10 the highest bidder, on \ cred
II ~, II" 'staay OF July next all the Household and
waite Dwelling, comprising between 90 and m Rods
ana ufn'ture, and all other articles necessary to fu,
ulsn sueh an establishment. Alse such Plantation
stock as may then be on the premises.
W. p. BOCOCK, Error
September 10 ocG "e''
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August -
FOR SALE,

WE tract of Land on which reside, lying IN the
L upper end of Campbell county, on Otter RHt''
supposed to contain between eight an d nine nun,
dred acres; between one hundred and hundred
and fifty acres is River and Greek bottoms.
The price have fixed upon the property. IS zen
thousand dollars. | do not hesitate to say that an,
person wishing to buy good estate, will not be o'
appointed in the expectation that the price Is cao"
ted to raise
The object of making sale, is to make a dIstriou.
tion OF he proceeds to my chdren-a credit WIN y,
given on all the purchase money and long credit Oh
part If desrcd-the purchaser paying interest ."
the part thus extended
BENJAMIN HADEN.
October wt2op
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

~ r are now receiving our supply of DRY
w GOODS, suitable for the presen, and
approaching season, consisting, in part, of
Blue, black and fancy coorrd Cloths and Ca,si,
meIes,
foinctt, Valencia and Swansdown Nesting,
Sattlnet'S coarse and fine,
Plain, Plaid and Twed Lindscys,
Napt Couons,
Twilled and DufItl Blankets,
1914, ] 4 and 1874 Bed do
Sd and A Merinos,
Ga Jaquards do, new article for Ladies,
PLAIN and fig. Challys,
Black Italian Silks,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps,
Figured Saltins,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Merino, Thbct and Valencia Shawls.
Dress handkerchief,
Hats, Gaps, &c. &c.
Together with good stock Of GROCERIES.
to which we particularly invite the attention of our
friends and the public generally.
NOWLIN, BERGER e. Co
Oct 3y