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LINE OF PACKETS
To FayeffeciIIe.

SpIIE sehoansrs CAROLINE and rsIrs
- NICHOLS. Steamer MILAINGION
and TOW BOATS, will take msasuisutr,
Goods Of New York and deliver ihtm a fw.
etisyiile, a. the established rates, free ii N
other chaTges.
HEAVY Goods will be taken o. above sss, E
ed, except that they EIll at times, xh,p n.
river il very low, be subject 20 Storage sts a.
Dor Of storing. which We trusi will be .,f,sr
required, IS the Steamer and Tow Boa,s AZ
Of the newest construction and hight trssts,
Of water.
The Goods ., the ownsr's risk, the sane :,
in tie hands Of forwarding merchants.
Freight payable On delivery Of fa,ft,sulf.
Al persons shipTine Goods by the abus, hr.
will please hand iist 81 the Goods shpt,, q
Messrs iIsllsit & Brown, so as 60 atYlss me-
WILLIAM D0UGALI. Proprietor.
Vikings g. BELbEN.
.iesRis at Fsytliaih.
sepIembers. SIS
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Ten Dollars Reward.


lDURSUANT 20 Resolution OF the Stock.
holders Of this Bank, at their last annual
General Meeting, all persons having claims on
SAID Bank for Dividends Of Capital or Profits,
Deposites. o. Notes issued by the Principal
Bank OF its Branches, are earnestly desired to
present them for payment to the Treasurer Of
the Bank, on or before the fret Monday in
November next, otherwise they will be barred,
az the Stockholders will then make final di.
vldend OF the effects OF the Bank.
s. F. PATTERSON. President.
Raleigh, Dec. 90, 1886. 5I-sm
~ To be inserted in all the newspapers
printed within the state Of North Carolina for
three months-the bills 10 be sent to the Trea.
surer OF the Bank, who will pay them to order.
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S A Y

STRAY
Errro TAKES upby James Ray.
NkXN senr. living on tie waters Il he
N north fork Of nlsRiser, ele,sa
GF~Sa miles north east from Hillside
rongh and entered On the Stray Book Of Ora, es
county on the 2ist ii December last, a ud
and white COW, marked with g crop Of ne
right ear, and under BIZ and hole in LEFT ca, ard
torn or cut out 10 theend Of tho ear.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
January ". 52--5up
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a TANNER and cUaRIER. who ran come
- recommended Tor sobriely and industry,
can receive immediate employment aud liberal
wages, On application TO the Subscriber, four
miles west Of Ruffa's mills. Haw River. A nan
with small family would Be preferred.
WA. HOLT.
Orange county, Jan. &c. 5a-4w
P The editors Of the GreenshoFough Pat.
not and Milton Spectator vii give the ahnSe
two Insertions. and forward their accounts to
this office Tor payment.
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Hilisb0rough
FEMALE SEMINARY.

SRHE Winter Session will open On Thursday
- the 2slh instant, under the same approx
ed and experienced teachers 10 whom the
school 10 already indebted for long and faith
ful course OF instruction. The studies OF the
several classes will continue - heretofore. In
consequence of the advanced prices Of the
times, the teachers are reluctantly constrained
10 increase little the tuilion.tee Of each class
The prices Tor the ensuing session will be a.
follows,
Fec 9Th Class si2 On
I'd and I'd Class 10 uO
Let Glass ~ 90
Instruction in Music 25 90
in Drawing & Painting ~ 90
IN Needle-wofk : 90
w. NJ. GREEN,
Superintendent.
January 4. SI-4w
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

u BUY, fourteen or sixteen years Of
age, Intelligent and industrious, will be
taken as an apprentice TO the Printing Busi-
ness application be made soon.
June rs.
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SIT r A Y.


STRAY.
rzrw0 TAKEN up By Hugh Cur
Svt-kf ~, hslnR six mites south frtn
N Hiiisborough, on the old tad
0~s<-~a leading 60 Chapel Hill, and tB.
..red on the Stray Book Of Orange count! %
the .th Of Jsnnary, a black and white CIV,
marked with Q large slit in the leit ear, ntP
and under bit IN the right car. and The src q
her horns cut off
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger
January i6, ss--ISp
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Person County.

Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1886.
augustine panhcok, odainistrotoT Eiih th Gil
snntrtd Of John Rogers, dtetestG Gas he
gers, John Johnston and Rsbseea his r.t: 3d.
musI Johnston, Paul Terrell and sally hH ''ift,
and John Rogers,
against
John Vanhook and Rachel his riff, and ottSri.
Rogers
Petition for division of Slaves.
UT appearing to the satisias ton Of the CouIt
- that John vanhook and his wife Rachel
and ottawsy Rogers, are not inhabitants oil
this state, and ,hs, the ordinary process oil law
cannot be served upon them; II is therefore
ordered by the Court, that publication be MADE
in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks
successfully, requiring the said John VsntcoS
and Rachel his wife, and 0ttswsy Rogers, 10
appear ct the next term of this Ceuri. to Dc
held Tor the county Of Person, at the court
house in Roxborough, on the third Mondsy 10
March next. and plead, answer or derui 10
the petition, otherwise the same will be taken
pro cOnttssO and heard er ports as TO them
Witness. Charles Mason. clerk of our s'N
Court, at Office, the third Monday in Deem
Der, 1886. Test,
CHI. MASON. Clsrk.
Price adv. a. II ST. CIV
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a. the last residence Of CONRAD sTALEY,
-~ deceased, Randolph county, we shall sell
at public sale, on Saturday the fourth OF March
aext, NINE LIKELY NEGROES; -Four Of
which are Fellows, two Women and three Chill
dren. Terms made known IN the day Of sale.
ABRAM HOADLEY,
ALFRED SrALEY, L." TO-
January 6. 53-tIM
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SEE m RE-.
FILL IND H.I.fTEI
GOODS.

0Sl0I0 r. 49I9 Q 60.
ssfAyE the plsssafs efiniornlng H. s,.,,
- and she psbiic eenerally. lhal he. =,
iust received Ard non oEef Cor sale, II L. =,
stand 81 X. Nlehols q &c.
AVERY LARGE AND GENERA
ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and W'ihfer Ceeds.
Their Goods have been sslesise ~. s,.,.
care II the Nsw York and Ptilsesl,la -.
Acts, and h0ughi sntirfis With cash; alss sf,,s.
fore feel confident in saying, tlsy sss y / Nd
cell as good bsrgalcs a. any other heass 4 T.
place.
Call aud examine our goods. snd 6esias &,
yourselves; Il you like :hsm and or ps,s,,
ne viii thank Jon for your cusiem.
TIP Goods will he given IN tTsRsngs isr ..
very description oi CeuHi'y made Cas-.
OF Long s Co. xouid rsSpsriir.l IL ,,ffs,
their thanks 10 lhe public Tor The asr, Llu.
patronage they have heretofore Isssis.a: az
hope, by close attention 10 their business a.
moderate prices, still 10 mrrn and reteiEs ,
respectable portion ef heir euEism.
October IS. &C.
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II Fist Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office al HILLSIDE
roMga. on lks Isl dag Of January 1887, uhisA If
not taken out in three months, EiAts sent 10 the
Gsnrsl Post 0Ess a. dsad letters.
A The Justices Of Orange
lame. Armstrong County Court
b l.
Jehu Brown or William Jonathan Laws
cahe Sarah nT Isaac Laws
Lewis ]. Beard . JLeais
Mrs. Amelia Bullock MISS Elua Ellington
samuel Bumpass William L. Long
John q. Blount Barney Lsshlry
Bspiisi Church. care OF Rev. william Linebnry
Ezekiel Brewer and NJ
Others John q. MINIS. ESQ.
T. John Mitchell
James R. Cole william Manor
Burton Clark James Morrow
Gavin Clark N
William Cousins William Nelson.2
Reuben Cardin Ns,Il s,'Nabb
Eii Canrl William Nichols
C.. 2. CleiherAli p
"n .'s 'A'e " 's"u Archibald Parker
o'0"" L. X. Pratt
n
n ns 70 y ms George Rhodes
"s'' - q S''N Jesse RiRsby
Wilson Rnew
S'''' ''Eis'' Ledge '"''''" H,;''l
James Faucet Glen Seeis
John X. Fsucett M.SE. >esrs
u Rev. }. r, speIght
Rev. Alison Gray DAVID Springer
Il 5. ". Gum 2 ~
""' "' James Taylor
u james {. Tuuentine
Miss Isua. Hays John :. Turrentine
Mrs Mary Hicks W,lIsm Tnr,,
DuFTum HAN William Thomson
James Hicks lat Th,msnn. son nj
John T.. Hlnchman Robeu
William Holmes "
Rev. Joseph Holmes
Ephraim Harris ,v',,;.' =, w.od.
Rev. samuel Harms ','s' 80
William ". Holden e"ue, !.
William A. Whitfield
Tonh Jones Arenet " ehb
Joshua Johnston Ms I,,,.hs,h v,lker.
John T. Johnston son
Mrs. Mary Johnston Andrew v.,.or
Miss Jane letters John n. WIson
Miss Mary Z. W. ia
Ismss J".L.oD Josiah Younger
THOS. CLANCY, p. H.
January 3. 81 2w
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HANNAH MOORE.

A projsc, IL on foot al New Orleans TO
ash the United States for an aPpropris,
ZION Of 100000 dollars 10 close up all the
passes at The mouth Of The Mississippi
except one. in order to deepen the nsEi,
cation. .....
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

TIVE subscriber will take an apprentice 10
L The Silver smith Business. A BOY ofstea,
dy habits. about IA or IS years Of age, would
be preferred.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
September 20. 81
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To Rent,

A CONVENIENT HOUSE, in a pleasant
n part Of the town. ANY person may know
the terms. &c. by applying al this Office.
January 10. So
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N &c E.

WISH TO hire out Immediately for the pre-
sent year, Negro Woman, who 10 first
rate washer, &c, a Boy - or rs years Of age,
and Girl is years old. So.
J. w. NORWOOD.
Gusrdian Of r. .ashs.
Janusrye g.
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ne dictates az reason and dusv-a efi-
minal eaeEorshneas upon higher and
more substantial claims 70 or peeunisry
abilaies.
As dis essay his been written chiefly
Cor my fair readers. ! viii eonclnde wlsh
few remarks from an exeellsnl paper q
he Spectator on head dresses. ] you'd
desire Ghe sen 10 consider hos imposes.
BE IL 10 Cor them 20 add any thing hal
can be ornamental 20 chat Is already he
master piece Of nature. The head has
the most beautiful appearances. Is vel .
the highest station. in human figure.
Nature has laid out al her arr 10 beauIi.
! flying The face. she has touched u with
yermillion. planned in IL double row Of
ivory. made IL the seat Of smiles and
bushes. lighiened il up and enllsened u
with the brightness Of lhs eyes. hung u
on each side with curious organs Of sense,
given IL airs and grsees that cannot be
described. and surrounded u With such .
towing shade Of hair as sets all is beau
Ties in the most agreeable lights 10 shorl.
she seems 10 have designed the head ss
the eupola 10 the most glorious oil her
works; and when We load il with such
pile Of supernumerary ornaments. We de'
suoy the symmetry Of the human figure
and foolisly contrise To call OF the eye
| from great and real beauties. IN childish
| eeugaws, ribbands. and b0ne-laee.
HANNAH MOORE
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
MAR Ri D.

Railway New Jersey rdsy evening The isth hy
the Rev Mr. Thomas HesU Miller to MISS Exsbeh
Voorhees,.
On Nj, say ysnina by the Rev Henry Chase, VIM Hatch
10 Miss Sauna ntha Tompkns. NJ 81 this city
on Tueslpy evening by the Rev David power Mr.
Ebcpe n, de- a, Mss NJ Cason all " CITY
DIED.
on MONDAY the 18th inst Mr. wi liam Henry Peek AGED y
years. ...-,-,--,
pr TJesr r. Peck, $50 Breowe street
o. Tmsdsy norug Asu beccs daughter of John ana Mar
sa,c, r. OrmonI ased months and "a dnjs
ib,s hal 3oclock r. m ICE Mott "A
on Mosday evening william Of John Pirns aged years
and 10 uon'hs .-,.,.
o. Tuesday, Mar, Hunt, aged ~ yeats
Funeral this afternoon, Al O'clock 81 Charlton ~
on Monday morning. Mrs frances Sinclair relut of Geo SIN
c ar, aged 50 y, srs.
on sunday eyernr - the sh ~ M sgc Michael ,ue-
ests Of VIM. Hogan, ESQ
sunday evening" r. omas Ely only child Of Thomas wby
brew. aepd yeas and m nj
saturday Dee. 2it scsfci fever So lane daughter a.
yobu asd Mari Arm Cody, sgcd years
ON fnda ia 18Th OF fever Robert Jsla snA
Marv Ann Cody, aged Yeas.
Al his resdensa Richmond, Va the Dsnoy Car,
81 tte Judges Of h: Ceut Of Appeals, aged -.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

VALUABLE REAL EsrArE-Franklin& Jenkins will
sell. this day at IL o'clock, handsome property on
the northwest corner of East Broadway and Market
street, consisting of lots their situation is desirable
for stores or dwellings, they are within three minutes
walk Of Chatham Square and the East River The
location of this property is Of the best in the Ith
Ward, and offers great inducements for the invest
n ent Of capital.
Also, house and lot No 81 Division 81 eet mex, 70
Ire corner of Market The East Broadway properly
adjoins the carpet and floor cloth warehouse Oh .
j. III. Sackctt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

Mr. J. b. GRrrrrrHs COMPLIMENTARY BALI--The
pupls and friends ofthis gentleman intend giving him
a complimentary ball ut Niblo's Saloon on the 9th
Of next month, not only as mark Of esteem for his
abilities rs teacher, but also to shew the light in
which they view his private character He young
man, and has been before the public for long time
We have no doubt but that it will be as he deserves
a splendd affair
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by law chargeable on all these individuals engaged in
the NOT unless perhaps the fact can be brought home
to some single They are equally guilty alike in
the eye Of the law-but this only increases the mys
terry and importance Of the whole. The murder of
Ellen Jewelt was plain, palpable open fact The
mysterious point was, who among the frequenters of
that house. committed the murder 2 Since that trial
it is satisfactorily known that Robinson was the man.
AT the trial. the evidence nconclusye, but since
his escape the eon ought have been arrested again
and tried for arson and frequently advised the Dis
tct Attorney TO that course. In the present felony
committed in the office Of the Herald, the law itself
has settled and fixed The crime upon the whole body
of those persons who created and caused the riot 1t
during their Illegal and forcble entry that it was
perpetrated. They are caught fagrante aelicto
Since the above was written, ! attended the Court
of Sessions, among the oafers, to receive my SEN
tence for Contempt, my constructive crime is call
ed. In my absence my name was called, and my
was postponed TO the next Court.
have also learned, to my asionishment that the
Grand Jury, under the advisement of the District At
torney has found bill of Indictment for Riot, As
sault and Battery" only. What has become of the
robbed of S365-why has the Attorney forgot that I'M
portant item? These most important questions,
and these questions shall enter upon an investi-
CATION and shew the people of this city that in the
charge Of against Robinson, the District Attor
ney has neglected one of the most essential elements
Of the outrage. ask the deep, solemn and candid at
tenton of the whole city TO this important nvestga-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

SrrcIDE.-Mr. Stephen Rose, supervisor of Ste
phentown, Trey, committed suicide on the 9th inst,
by cutting his throat with razor He was in good
circumstances, and no motive Of pecuniary embar-
rassmept caused the committal of the rash act He
gave symptoms for days previous Of partial in
SANITY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

TIE MISSES PARKER's BENEFIT BALL.-A fancy
dress ball for the benefit of these deserving and talent
ed young misses, will be given at Tammany Hail. on
Friday evening next. number Of young masters
and misses, and the Syph Boat Club Will assist them
on the occasion. They deserve sfull and fashionable
company.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

ALL IN THE wseSe.-Dinnelord, our fa,orite Mana
rer, has got up piece-representng the "b,mnr Of
the Bowery"-in which Thomas 5. Hambln ,uls
conspicuous figure So far so WELL We have no sert
Of directions provided the Manager carry the idea 40
orc adj usqus maia- Let Hamblim also be brought
forward in his own, real, unauthorized character.
Get up comedy-or a tragedy. Represent him
breaking asunder all the sacred ties of .a life Re
present him also receiving the Complimentary Be-
nefit from the hands of Vice Chancellor McKoun,
Che has not ye, repeatedly make him strut the stage
also in his attack on the Herald 0fice-orng that
gallant force the Bowery Boards.
Pshawi Why will Mr. Dnnerford, who is a gen.
tlsman, man of talent an excellent fellow, gener-
rous public spirited man, equal to any manager in
the city, and superior TO some Of ,hem get up such
ridiculous trash Away with the stuff
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

THE ExPRrss MAIL arrived regularly Inst evening.
There nothing very new. Congress is still busy
doing nothing General Games, at the Court Of In
qiiry Ii coming out bright.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

LADIES MAeAzisE for January sustains its repu-
a,ion We understand il is the intention Of the pro
prietor TO publish a whole annual in his next mum
Der.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

NOBLE CoNpUor.-Mr. Corning OF New orieans'
who constructed the flash wheel for the Draining
Company at considerable sacrifice Of time and msney
refused any ompensation for his services. IL was
sufficient reward for him to have rendered service
to his city, the rest was nothing.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

SuIcDKs.-Thomas Dewhurs, of South Boston,
committed suicide on the 18th inst, by cutting his
throat from car to ear. The destruction of his pro-
perry by fire. had rendered him for time pre-
insane.
LEONARD JOHNSON committed suicide in North
Andover, Mass, few days since, by hanging. He
was given TO intemperance.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

GRAND JURy SIrTrHss.-The Grand Jury present.
ed true bills against the following persona, viz:
Against Thomas 8. Hambn, Jared w. Bell Geo.
Blythe and John Bee ok, for and an assault and
battery on James Gordon Bennett
~ AGAINST Thomas s. Hamblin Jared w. Bell, Geo.
plytne and John Boerck for riot and an assault and
battery on George Esler Jr
John Snider '' ~ po'>' r.
Agalns. John L. Cassidy, for an assault and bat
on George Tyre
Against John A. Sutton, for an assault and haterv
on Robert M. Cox.
The Grand Jury were then discharned
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

ATTEMPTED SuIcrDE.-A single lady, aged about
40 years, residing with the Misses Helmes, Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, attempted TO commit sui
eide by hanging herself in the back part of the house.
with deep sea line, about o'clock yesterday morn
ing The cries of the young ladies attracted he atten-
ton Of Mr. VIM. Ure, who proceeded to the house in
season to cut her down alive A physician was sent
for, and she is now doing well. She was deranged.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

The Grand Jury were then discharged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

once, every remark ofa character personally oil
i.ns,ve 10 preserve order. aud promote hsfmo
ny. These duties, as Tar u, uy pow ers Will per
nit, shall unhes,uilngly perform. earnestly
solicit your co Operation, gchtit men, 10 aidini
my efforts promptly Ia PVT down every species o
disorder. For Your kindness, gentlemcn, ten
der YOU my nowledgments.
MIR. BENTON introduced the following feso
Luton
Resoirtd, Tha, the Senate cordially rccipto
cate the sentiments u personal kindness express
| ed b, MAnrN VAN GrnEN, Nire Pfe.iJent 81
! the United states, towards The members oi this
| body, upon taking leave 81 th,n aud thai Ia,
thanks OF the Senate be presented To h,m, II
/ testimony Of the imparuahty dignity, aud ability
! with which he has presided over their dellbe,a
ions, aud OF their eniir, APPRECIATION oi his con.
duct 10 the discharge OF the atduous and impor
/ tant duties assigned Inn us President Of the Sc
nate
Mr. II. suggested the ptopriety Of taking W
| the resolution and acting upon II al tins time,
The CHAIR stating that ,h,s could only b,
done by unanimous consent,
Mr. CALHOUN objected,
Mr.. BUCHANAN expressed his hop'
thai the resolution would BE- acted 90 nj onec.
MIR. CALHOUN inquired whether II wa
usual To pass vote OF this kind
MIR. BENTON quoted several presidents Il
show that il was f, whereupon,
Mr.. CALHOUN, Observing TINT II was {
mere lorlnnlny, Withdrew his objection aud TN
question being put tn. resolution was agreed to
'iem. con.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
pOE'rlCAI.
pO.M-By JoaS apINCy ADAMS

po..M-By JoaS apINCy ADAMS.
From TIA y, y II,
T fill thy page, beloved mad,
Before me tancys Visions at.
Three danscls offer me thcir AID
Affection, Vanity aud Wit,
Peipexed, like Pafis, 10 stand,
Which 10 prefer. and which refuse;
Now dread the task from mortal hand,
Between three GOODIES sea TO choose.
fist Wit. damscl Perl aud sly,
On both her rivals easla le,r.
- reckoning will coqnctti,h eye,
Ploners her peni -r gibo OF Jecr.
Sedueed by her cnehaniinf smile.
took hr, pen in sportiee play,
The gipscy laughs a, ne the wh,le>
And. uuering. snaiohes i, away.
Next Vanity assail, my car.
With simpel,ng whisper soft and slow,
She seems 10 say, SO sweet SO clear,
Take but my ven, the verse will flow"
rha, all who read shall straight enolain.
How great a bard ia lost TO hope.
And buried beneath vulgar iamo-
At least an Ovid or a Pope, !"
Deceise,s--N Vanity and Nit
Nomorc y our painted faces show
Fame, Folly, Falseho..d you may fit
The verse ON this page must Id true
iiwords, dear Ellen, could express
The wishes in this heart ihai glow,
How they would burn your heart to b'os,
Ahceuous pen aloac can show
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
urw FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

.h;os Uirmora and Uarhnr0u. ,us
- at CITY Point, direct from LIVERPOOL
- ",' e,eeiyeJ our importation oi British Dry
'op'' Wilson'S best Napt Cottons, white and
arey, Nos, l TO 5vefy cheap,:.
~ 10y PANT and London Dutel Blankets.
, '1 nso'l 10.i, lt4and ia Rose, double Rose
and whitney Blanke's
Sonp Of thesr blankets are eStraquali;y and
, do red paddings.
Jo white silesian Flannels,
ease Cloth and Casslmeres,
do 2 and 6-l English Merinos,
do English Fancy Prints,
Ia Jaconet,. Cambrics and checked Muslins.
| We have also received a portion. and shall re-
.oiye in few days, the remainder of our stock of
other Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy
Drv Goods, imported from France, Germany, Ire
I.nl IraIy and Switzerland this season. and
bought in the Northern MARKERS by our partners
r & J. s. James Il Co. by the package They
consist IN part q.
Ease coars Saiinetts, very Sfot.f.
/ do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain
Plaid and Striped.
/ do Glenrock Jeans,
! do 81 Forest Cloth aud plain cold Linscys.
i do Ga, IS aud ID bIeached domestics,
81 Al and L.
10 do Peter,burgand Manchester cotton Ozna-
bur. No. and 2,
Flanne, Baizes, and Fries,
Clpelng anl Hearth Rug ;, assorted qualities.
|Plao Plaid and Damask Merinos, re1'y hand-
soae,
Datk Gro de Paris and other Lu>trings
Paoa I'd figured Gro de Maps, beautfulas-
F,afcdan plain col. Chalys, ! >orment,
Pam and figured white and coIored Bobnets,
Spe ;did Ii cured white Satin and Challys,
do striped Gauzes, fer party dresses,
Glnze, Silk. Chally, Mprino, Wooden. Valencia
aal otAcrta 1cy HIudkerchicfs and Shawls,
cases American Fancy Prints,
Paid Domesucs, Furniturean1 Apron Checks
Toln"r, velvet, silk and valencia Veslings,
Corded, Plaid and STRIPED Cassimeres,
Together with many other articles, making o,li
very complete and desirable. Our
essand the public are especially solicited to
I,minc our stock.
JAMES G. HUNT 6 r.
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