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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
Valuable Land and Negroes for sale.


"ANING engaged in commercial business IN
j i the city of Baltimore, have determined TO
dispose of my farm and servants The land lies
one mile above the ,owon OF Lyuchburg. iinmcdI-
ately on Jarcs river. The soil is naturally rich,
and well adapted to the growth OF tobacco, corn,
wheat, and clover. The tract contains tive hun
tired acres about half Of whIch is heavily TIM
bcred, &c. The timber and hrcwood alone on
this land will produce more than i've tunes the
amount asked for the whole. The current price
of frcwood in Lynchburg during the last winter
and spring was from % to Il dollars per cord.
This land will yield al least one hundred cords per
acre, and the expense OF carving the wood 10 mar
ket eithsr by wagons or boats will not exceed one
dollar per load 50 that II Is evident that |" an
Industrious man n sure profit may be realized
without any risk. The open land for the next
crop il sufficient for fully three hundred barrels of
corn, and .i ht or ten hogshcads OF tobacco. The
improvements are II substantial dwelling with
four rooms and kitchen, cabins, stables, barn, &c
&c. with excellent springs OF pure water The
situation of this farm is high and healthy, COM
smandng a fine view of the river, the town OF
Lvnchburg and most extensive and beaut'iu
mountain scenery.
La offering tins farm for SALE and recommending
it, a.I do with the utmost confidence, as most
desirable investment, | take leave to say that no
consideration, bat that of being SO far removed,
could induce to sell it, believing that Tor the
same number of hands (say $ ~ no farm IN
Virginia can be made more profitable, beng on
" one mile from an excellent market for any and
every article ofprodce. also have for sale on the
farm about sc, 900 lbs OF sheat OATS large guam
thy of clover hay, and all the grown crops Of the
past season, together with several wagons and
teams, two good yoke oxen, several very tine tho
rouphbrcd mares and colts, all the stock OF every
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n T. " T. $ II LISHNI EMIT
FoURQUREAN d PALMER,
SIGN OF THE
ROf y GOLDE.l' .NORTyR

IN the BRICK Tenement, fec doors beio,c The Post
Office, and 6etreen r. b. NorreWs Faney D7
Good Store and Thurman and Schooifelfs Hard
trare Establishment
IL AslNG entered into co partnership, for tn.
- purpose OF carrying the Apothecar, and
Druggist Business in this place, we take this method
OF Informing our friends and the public generalb
that we are now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, an .nrr.
new assortment of
Fresh AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuas, PAINTS.
OILS, DYE-STuFFs, SuRGEos's INSTRUMENT,
&c. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
IN use, all otwhlch have been recently selected with
great care, by one of the firm.
AS we are determined to sell on accommodating
'eriss, especially to large dealers. we particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give Us
call
Orders from distance promptly attended to- put
up IN the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS A. FOURQUREAN
REUBEN d. PALMER
NB-We have just received splendid new So
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation in few
days. FOURQUREAN & PALMER
June2 "a
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DE VIRTUE OF decree of the circuit superior
- count OF law and chancery for the county of
Amherst pronounced on the 9th day OF April, $40
between the President, Directors and Company of
the Bank of Virginia, and the President, Directors
and Company of the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
Plaintiffs, against Richard Harrison and others, De
PENDANTS. | will sell at Amherst courthouse, before
Jonathan A. Stout's Tavern, to the highest bidder,
credit OF one and two years, for equal portions
OF the purchase money. Monday the 18th day Of
TRA ACT OF LAND, in the proceedings
mentioned containing 7l3 acres, and is adjoining
and near the residence of Col. Richard Harrison,
the purchaser to execute negotiable with good
cudorsers, payable At one oil the Banks, at Lynch
burg, and the title to be retained as collateral secu-
nty. THO. n. EUBANk,
Sheriff Of amherst County, and Com'r
Sept. 10 u7O
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uhct colour "hen FIRST written whereas thin ink,
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ning ITS iluidlty IN all weahers having no teDdepc,
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For sale by r. STABLFR
October 3 No.,
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Land for sale or Rent.

NJ lSlllNG to remove my hands to the cotton
w region. offer sale or rent the TR act
OF LAND. on which now live, lying in the
lower end ct Campbell county, both sides of
Whipping Creek Just above its entrance into Staun-
ton River five miles below Saml Panns five
miles above Brookneal, and thirty miles S. f. Cf
lynchburg This tract contains about $50 acres,
about one half cleared there is nearly 800 acres of
bottom land, or low grounds, most of which lie in
one body, presenting beautiful view. aud is very
productive OF corn. wheat tobacco and grass.
Nearly all the high land that is to clear is fine
s s,IG"s Ss hoae rns's o"
two feetfrout. which LEN have bn1 in he
course of the last four five years and neatly fin
ishcd, together with all necessary out houses, most
" new and good workmanship; plenty OF excel
lent tobacco barns, &c &c.-This land is well wa
tered. has on it an excellent Mill Site and lies in a
very agreeable neighborhood. To say mo,e is I'M
necessary. as persons wishing to purchase or rent.
VIII first view orthemseves. will take negroes in
payment. LEWIS ID. POINDENrER
n. B.-The Richmond Enquirer will give this s
insertions. and forward their account to this office
for payment t. D. P
September 10 ST
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Loss OF TIE STEAMER lNprrrAprscr-Or

Loss OF TIE STEAMER INpErr.prNcrO,
the night OF the 9Th ult. about 9o'cIock and very
dark, the steamboat Independence, Capt. Halves
from Boston, Via Portland for Bangor, struck -,
sunken rock, AT low water. within 500 feet of he,
landng-place in Bangor river, and sunk abou, 10
o'clock that nioht, only part of her bow remain
ing ont of water. The passengers and crew ,oro
saved. and all the baggage, freight. and ,.,r,v
every thing belonging to the boat, was SAFELY ro,
on shorr.-The boat will be total los. Insured j.
Boston tor $50, 900.
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tlciulIelt
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN the Post Once at Liberty, Sep
tcmbtr 30th 1886.
A-Rev Abncr Anthony, Thoma. Austin.
B--Aes. BOYLE, Rev Robert Z. Bib, Thomas
Babei, Jesse A. Bramhlilt, Bcv. Booth, Erwin
BosIes, " illlam NJ. Bocock, Samuel Bocock,
Johnson Bright, Rev. L. I}attniIc, r.
C-Archbald Craige, Thomas Cain, John 81.
Galway, Clerks of the Courts 9.
Dame Dooley, Abner Dobyns.
E--W illiam Edgar
F-I,aac NJ, Foster, John X. Ferguson, Mis-,
Maria Fnqua, William NJ. Fuqua2.
CIV ,ll,am Gillian Mis-, Lucy Grimes, Reu-
ben Guthrie.
H-John H. Hurt, Sam. Hogan, Mes,rs Hop
kins 4 Co, VIM Iludnall, Miss Mary Hendricks,
Thomas Hatcher, Miss Eliza NJ. Hardy.
Mrs. Cl,mcntns Irvine.
J--Samuol Jones, 1andy h. Jones.
k-Jacob Kinney.
Nv lllam Lcttwich Nv ~
M-Lodowck Mcdaniel, William Meadows,
John W. MoScly, James II. Moore 4, William
McGo,hen, Joseph Mniehal.
N-Nmhancl Newsom, Henry Nisnger.
O-John Ovcrstrcet, scn.
P--BevcroN PaGcu, Wm. ". Pryor, Thona.
Preston, Capt. John Pollard.
R--John Roy, Wan. l.. Reed, Louisa Reed,
Mary Reynolds.
$-Alex II. Shaw, Ms Johu Smith, " illiam
Smith ;, Mary Scott, Admire H. Stone, +. +.
, Shocnhereer, Lawrence Smilzcr, Joel Shephst I'd,
" Hey j. Straiton.
L-Polly Turner, Wm. Thaxlon,
N-Mislcr " IlIam., Nm. A. White Henry
Wilkes, Ddsy Watkins, John White, Jos. White.
VIM. Whiuen. John Warden, Mrs. Mary Wolt1
Wv ill,am Yeats Rev. &. b. Young.
REUBEN FARMER, =. NJ.
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NOTICE..

DuRSUANT to decree Of the circuit superior
l. court of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Amherst, IN suit in Chancery therein depend
ing between Boyd Miller, surviving partner of the
late firm OF Archibald Robertson T. Co. and ohs
plaintiffs
against
Rebecca Rucker, widow and relict Of Anthony Rue
ker, dec, and other defendants
The undersigned will proceed, on Saturday, the
9th day OF November next, on the premises, to sell
at public auction the tract of Land in the said coun
ty OF Amherst OF which Anthony Rucker, dec~ dtd
selzed, except the part devised to Absaom RucssI
The tract to be sold, contains according to surse"
heretofore made 3l04 acres, of which the widow
Mrs Rebccca Rucker, has life estate in l25 acres
the whole tract will be sold subject to her life estate
IN that part-One, two and three years credit viii
gwen tor equal portions of the purchase money bona
and approved security will be required and the lux
retained as ultimate securitv.-The Land is yaluap'
andin desirable neighborhood. The title Is ~
doubted, but selling as Commissioners we shall "
course warrant nothing.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND
Commissioner
October 6 wt5N
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
ODIDE.

10y the ship. NarInora and Harkdioay just arriv-
- ed al City Point, direct from Lrssrpo sl, We
have received our importation OF British Dry Goods
bales Wilson's best Napt Couons, white and
grey, Nos. to 5, very cheap,
3 bales Point aud London Dutlel Blankets.
do 81, 1910, IL and II 4 Rose, double Rose,
aud " hiucy Blankets,
Some ol thcsc Blankets extra quality and SIZE,
| do red Paddngs.
] do white SilesIan Ilaunels
| case Cloth, and Cassllpercs,
do "a and &; English Merluos,
! do English Fancy Prints,
| do Jacuucts, Cambrlcs aud Checked Mushus.
We have aeo received portion, and shall receive
IN few DAYS, the remainder OF our stock OF other
Foreign and Domestic, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France Germany, ireland, Italy and
.Srit;eriand tins season, and bough IN the Northern
markets by our partners T. 4 } >. James 4 Co.
by tue package. They consst in part of
/ ca.e Coarse Satinett. very stout
| do assorted do from dns to very hns Plalu,
PLAID aud striped,
| do Glcur1ck Jcaus.
! do / Forest Cloth aud plain cold. Linssys,
! do !, 5 and "a Plaid Liuscys,
% hales and cases brown aud bleached Domes-
tics, 4, ii and6i
~ do Petersburg aud Manchester Cotton Ozua-
burg No. and =,
Flanues, BaiL.s and Fries,
Carprungs aud Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities
PLAN, PLAID and Damask Merlnos, very handsome,
Black Gro de PARIS and other lustings,
PLAIN and figured Gro de Maps, ! a beautiful as
Figured aud plain col. Challys, soument,
PLAIN aud figured white and colored Boblnets,
Splendid hgured white Satin and Chays.
do Striped Gauzes Tor p.ry dresses.
GauAc, SILK, Chally Menno WOOL II, Valencia,
aud other Fancy liandkcrchiels aud Shaw.,
cases American Fancy Prints,
PLAID Domcstcs Furniture and Apron Checks,
Toilinet Velvet, SILK and Valencia NestiuCs.
tbrdp1 PLAID and
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ATEACliEK WANTED.

A TEACHER, well qualified to teach thu La
TN aud Greek Languages correctly, also Nat
uial Philosophy, Mathematics and the other branch
rs OF liberal English Education, Will meet with
much encouragement III neighborhood, about 20
miles South OF L,uchburg. The gentleman who
taught school IN the nrehboorhood the past year
had 40 scholars. the tuition vi whom could not have
been worth less thau $500.
Any person wlshln. such situation, will appl, to
the Editors OF the Nnglnan, Tor iaIthxr Information
upon the subject.
know ledge OF the French Language in the
Teacher, would be made Il consideration With his
employers. An early application Is desired.
Octpher3 Is
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The following Incompatible hines We Presers
!sen an carly numtcr of the New Monthly Magazir
when under Campbell's superintendent. The "a
ior protested himself ignorau, Of their authorship
which he surms.l had transatlantic origin
VIVA, Aiper,eau will dare claim theml
I'd. Lop 4dr.
TO TIE MOCklNG BIRD.
Winged mimic OF the woods thou motley foul,
Who shall thy gay bufionef, describe
Thine ever ready notes of ridcule
Pursue thy fellows still with Jest and Iibe
it-sophi.t-songster-Yo rcA 9th, tribe,
The sportise sstirst Of natures school
To thee the palm ofseoffipg We assemble.
Arch scotiet aud mad Abbot OF msrule
FOR such thou ant b, da,-bnt all night long
Thou pourect soft. sweet, pcusl'e, solemn
strtln,
As ii thou didst IN this. Ia, moonlight song,
Like. TO the melancholy jacques, complain,
Diusing iasehood, violence aud wrong,
And sighns FOR thy motley coat again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
$50 KEW ARD.

4 BSGoNDED from Lynohbnrg, on the night
I \ OF the 2d oil september, Negro man,
named SAM. who WAS purchased Of Mr.. stephen
Holland of Bedford, lie has a wife At Nh. Thomas
Phclps's, III Bedford and, he seen gong IN
that direction, It is probable that he may be nrk
ing Whereabouts. sam about IS years of ago, Is
. stout well built fellow about feet inches high,
black, bush, head of har and small whi.kers, aud is
Ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam. if delivered 10
IN Lynehburg. go II secured IN any jail 50
that We eel them again.
ROWAN * HARRIS.
bcf,betE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

DURSUANr 10 n decree OF the county court of
Amherst. IN chancery suit OF Christian. & ~,
against Christian, & | shall proceed TO sell for
ready money, At Amherst courthouse, the list div
vi October count next, II being the 18th day oil the
mouth, Negro Slave, Gibson, the property OF
Charles l.. Christian, which time aud place persons
wishing TO purchase are requested To attend
THOMAS y. EUBANk. Sh'f
October :. 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
DEFERRED ARTICLES.


New IoRK, Oct. 5.
STOLEN MoNrr Forsp.-lt viii be- recollcct-
I'd that some two weeks since, the steamboat
Rhode Island, on her passage from Ne" York 10
Providence, was robbed oil $50 900 in foreign gold
belonging TO the Fulton Bank OF Boston. No trace
Of il could be discovered till last night, WHEN the
Engineer of the steamboat, in drawing some oil
from large can in which II was held, found the
facit stopped, and on opening the can to discover
the eause found in it the bag containing the whole
the old, ,cwed up securely in another bay. The
yold had no doubt been deposited in the oil can
ii! the thief found an opportunity for its rcmovsl.
Courier & Enquirer.
Substantially, The above is correct, though We
believe a portion only of The gold was found IN
the can but under ,ircum,tancos that led To
the recovery of the remainder, and tho arrest ui
one Two indi, ldual,
The conduct Of the engineer after discovering
the treasure, was remarkably discreet AID thought
full, and such as cannot fail 10 recommend him
strongly to the confidence OF his EMPLOYERS. He
will TOO. doubtless, receive the whole, OF tho
greater part of the r"~ard offered. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
Accountants. &C.

lust received a handsome assortment OF Accor-
- dams; Revolving and Oval silver plated Cas-
tors Gilt and Bronzed Astral amps; Looking Glass
Plates; splendid assortment of TOILET LOOK
ING GLASSES; Window Glass Plated Fruit
Baskets; Guitars togethsr with great variety OF
fancy articles. all OF which will be found low AT the
CHINA STORE, below tho Banks.
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
Scptember29 IL
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TO Msr chants. saddlcrs, &c.

M h1te Just received and are now opening
w our Fall supply of ihrdlcure, Cutlery Cams
Sdddfery, Sr per ships Marmora and lIarka~ay, d'-
rect tton Liverpool. Our stock Is now one al the
largest III tie State, aud the assortment good ~
possibly eab be selected Notwithstanding the rise
In the eost Of Goods, shall sell both wholesale
aud retail. as cheap can be bought IN klchmoud'
or any oibaf market IN the United States. Merchants
aud others. will do well 10 examine our stock, ana
they will find thar they can be fully supplied WITH
Their Hardware, Cutlery &c. without gong further
aud Oh a. good terms elsewhere.
II. h. RICHARDS Il co,
Sign ofthc anvil.
SeDteuibyr &c
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JOHN IL. FLOYD.


IL rs opened au Office for the location of Lands
Il L IN the States Of Arkansas and Mississippi lie
will attend with promptness and puuctualty. 10 all
business put hs hands and will see that the first
quality OF lands is secured for those who may employ
HIM TO select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September Bin
UF' Letters addressed 10 him at Helena, Arkansas,
, viii be attended to-
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.


w l. are now receiving supply of DRY
w GOODS, suitable for the present and
approaching season, consisting, in part, OF
Blue, black and fancy coored Cloths and CASH
mefes,
| Toilinet, Valencia and Swansdown esling,
Satlincus, coarse and fine,
Plain, Plaid and Twled Lindscys.
Napt Couon',
Twcd and Dufl,l Blankets,
1914, ! 4 and l21 Bed do
"a and Al Mcrnos,
Ga Jaquards do, new article Tor Ladies,
Plain and fig. ChaIlys,
| Black Italian Silks,
| Plain and figured Gro dc Maps
Figured Sa,ins,
Gloves and Hosiery,
| Mcrino, Thlbet and Valencia Shawls,
| Dress liandkercbicfs,
Hans, Caps, &c. &c.
Together with good stock Of GROCERIES,
! to which particularly invite the attention Of our
| friends aud the public generally.
NOWLlN, BERGER II Co.
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TO MERCHANTS.

w + have just received, by the ships mar,no1d
w and Hdrkdirdy, onf importation OF Fall aud
Winter Dry Goods, together with very heavy and
good asso .tmcnt OF other Foreign and Domestic
Goods, from Richmond. Petersburg and Northern
Ciues.-We solicit call from Merchants, buying
iu thie market, before making their purchases.
JAMES c. HUNT \ Go.
Importers oCBriiish Good'
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

IAMES II. ANERTF n Co. Exchange Bro
~ kefs, have made arrangements by which they
will be enabled To purchase bills any Of the
Southern Cities, upon til. most favorable terms.
Those having drafts TO negotiate on either Charles
ton, Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans. may find
It TO their lnrcres, TO give them call.
%
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DIR. RELICS VEGET,Pr,
SPECIFIC LIZ

For Sick HadQche, &c. Price 50 com.
C. None are genuine unless signed r I'm
DER on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and ,.. M.
to pf' CoNWAf') by whom they are Tor sale a. t.,
Counting Room, No. 80, Court sn Bostoa ~ H'
by his special appointment, by 'ai
J. Il. ROYAL, and
HOWL DAVIES, LynehJv,r
Aug Is F. %
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SOMETHING. GOOD.
September &c

IL SUMPTHR, Tailor, respectfully informs
L the public, thar lie has Just received bis / all
supply OF Goods consisting OF Supcrhnc Black
Blue Gfeen, Brown and Olive Cloths also sur
tout Cloths Pilot Cloth of superior stamp Tor Over
Goats Black Blue aud Dfab Cassiineres :; do Cor
ded. Ribbed aud Plaid, OF the most fashionable style
Black Velvet Plain aud Figured Satin. PLAN and
Figured ;Icnnent's best Satin Bow Stocks do PLAIN
d" BonbazIne together with such other articles
~ are usually kept by those IN ms line Of business
lie has taken much pains III the selection, and 1a-
tiers HIMSELF that he $ all be able to give general
satisfaction to all who may give him call, send
Their orders.
~ Tailor. can be supplied with inch measures
chalk aud binding Tor froeks aud Over Goats.
October 10 I'm
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DIR. kEIEE'S
ANTi-RTLTOTS PTTyS,

For H.a lnas's Go., Loss e. aPpss L,,
Affections SC. hllss
70 comment on the efficacy of these pm.
NJ successful experience of many yea,s = ,als
land and America has established their renn,a Lls
needless Suffice it TO observe that for rd,aoh
of Bile Flatulence, Costiveness, Ieadacha'
&c. they Will undoubtedly prove far mosa ae
Niceable than those drastic purges too trso.. s
emplosed and Will not only at the same time e'G
remove the offending cause by gentle mo,ios @'a b
strengthen the digestive organs, but nn,aas aas
appetite and renovate The system. Price 50 oae. t'
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we are told that the Cat,shill Mountain. are
covered win snow. There was a fall of snow al,
Utica on the 2Sth ul,.. which covered ,bo rro,,,J
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BRICK TAVERN.

FINIlE subscriber begs leave 10 inform h's Trends
1 and the public generally that he has taken this
well known establishment, formerly occupied by
Jonathan \. Stout and is ready TO accommodate all
those who may patronze him. lie pledges himself
the most interchangeable exertons TO render his
visitors comfortable and agreeable.
His Table shall be supplied with the best of every
thing that can be procured his Bar with the most
choice Liquors, and his Stable with good and at
tcntIve Ostlers
The public may rest assured that no pains or es-
pense on his part shall be spared to give general sat
siaction.
W lie will also have the Tailoring Business car
red on IN all rs various branc hes.
JOHN S. KYLE.
Amherst H. Octobsr . WOW
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RoNNETS, KONNETS,

/ HAVE lust received by the stage, 4 case of extra
fine English Straw Bonncts, OF the latest STYLES
aud Am IN daily expectation OF receiving addition
al supply OF Lace and Florence, Tuscan aud Fancy
Buuuets, with handsome assortment of Artifici ,l
Flowers Sprlgs, Sc. JAMI : T.. HORNER
October 3 I.