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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
L.f.v'D EDIe S.fLs:.

N pursuance OF decree of the county court of
L Amherst, pronounced al September term 1898
IN the case OF Notvell &c. vs.. Gooch &c. we the
undersigned Commissioners, will on " edncslay The
l3th OF October next, II fair, If net the next tar day.
tSunday cxeep'ed( proceed TO SELL by way OF pub
he auction, upon The prcmisc,,
n Tract OF sand,
Lying in the county Of Amherst on the South
waters OF Buiicoe River, aud adjoining the lands of
the Copper Mime Tract aud Others, one mule cast of
The Folly, belonging to the estate of Gideon Gooch
decd containing Two hundred and thirty nine and n
halt Acres. more or less. This Land is well timber
ed-the cleared Land fresh aud in good hrar,-,he
buildings PLAIN. but convenient-guod out let's. fine
range, and IN seven miles of A. Munday's mill
ihts Land produces Corn, Wheat. Tobacco and
Lover very kind TO say the least, thus Land is wor-
thy OF notice. Liberty To seed and possession lst
day OF January, 1889 The terms OF sale will be
one two and three years credit, the purchaser Civ
ikg bonds with approved personal security, and the
hlc OF The Land retained until all the said bonds
are fully discharged.
DAVID APPLING, c
PENToN KEITH, COMMISSIONERS
Sept 81 NO
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Night School.

VIE subscriber will resume ms Might ScBo,l on
monday Oct lst, for session of four muuths
and a haf-Terms as heretofore
SAM'L. ID. TOMPkINS-
September 81 4,
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A DWELLING HOUSE,

with all necessary out houses, coal honscs Nc. This
property IS situated Immediately on the stage road
between I.ynchbutg aud Richmond, and about SIX
or miles below the former place and about
and bali miles liom the James River Canal, which
III the course Of the next year expected be com
plcted In addition TO the above property is also Tor
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Domestic,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever had, having been recently selected in
the Northern cities with great care almost entirely
for cash.
We tender our friends our sincere thanks for the
beraity OF their past asors and respectfully invite
continuance Of them, pledging ourselves to spare
no pans or eXeruonS 10 give them satisfaction.
Our terms as heretotote--the ve,y best ba, aims
for cash. TO puuctual customers. on a hber,I
credit.
onr stock ofGROCERlES, heavy and of superb
or quality. MARTIN. WARD 4 DAVIS
Sep. ~ i,
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30 .VEGRsOEs WANTED.
UIDk, 10 PASSENGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

INlE Northern Lane OF Stages from Lyuchbrrg
L 10 Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on sdays, Thursdays aud Sat
urdays, at o'clock, 4. NJ, and reaches Charlottes
vile IN the evening of those days; il arrives at Ere
dcrcksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
AT O'Clock, =. Nj. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lottesve on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
md reaches Lyncnburg on Mondays, W ednesdays
and Fridays. Ky tins route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days
OF those goin. from L,nchburg TO Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. p
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to rende, the trip safe aud pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sill 90
do In Richmond Q so
Apply AT the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats
:. Is. CLOVES, Agt.
July2 t1Jan
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j, VI, & &. w. YANCEY.

They can assure the public that their accommoda-
tons will be equal IN ANY similar establishment IN
the Sntc--fhrr Bar furnished with great variety
of the purest aud best Liquors, will receive Their
constant aud unilung attention-theIr Table VIII
be furnished with the greatest variety the market and
the season will aiod-their bedding clean aud COM
foitabc, and their Stable furnished with best pro-
vcnder and the most experienced aud careful attcn-
dauts.
A few Day Boarders car. yet he received, and our
county friends will always ind us ready TO accom-
modatc them.
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Ig.y'lIFsssfSI. HOTEL.
-. W. aNGE,H

uVAVING purchased Mr.. VIA. II. Lydck' inte-
rest IN The above establishments, i, will III future
be conducted by himself and his brother under
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Houses MI AM. ", .o -
FOR Ia <.SLI.

TIME subscriber will oHer Tor sale, ut public
auction. on the premises, on Saturday Tic 81
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II ERI<V .USLE,

and an cxccllcn, additional Water Sue for another
Furnace Mil, OF Other manuactory-Also,
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q :
on Saturday the 30hday OF January, 1888, sitting as
a Court OF Chanccry,
Robert Tlnscy, Plaintiff
aeainst
William Armisead, Merit VI White. William
White and Al, xander Imsley, Richard :. Ellis and
Richard y. Eubank, Defendants.
This cause ca,ae on this day to be heard on the
bill, answer of the defendants William ArmIslead
and Richard :. Ellis, exhibits, examinations OF wit
nesses, the subpWaas awarded therein, on the 18th
day Of December, 1927, aud the ID day Of March,
1885, which appear TO have been duly executed on
the other defendants aud was argued by counsel !:
OG consideration whereof, the CouIt dolh order that
one Of its Commissioners do take an account ot
the trust fund in the bill mentioned, ans also
count of the trans lctions Of the d PENDANTS Richard
S. Ellis and Richard \. Eubank, in relation to thai
part Of the trust fund which came 10 their hands,
and report the same 10 the Count, with any matters
specially stated, thought peltInent by himself
quired by the parties To be so stated.
Aud at a Circuit Superior Coult Of Law and
Chlneciy, begun a ,.eld lor the county of Am
hest; at ,ne house, on Monday, the 81 day
e April, 1888. This cause having been removed
luther from, lie Circui, Superior Couu OF Law and
Chanccly. for the town OF Lynchburg The Court
doth order that il be docketed III the proper place
on the docket of this Court.
And at a Circuit Superior Couu Of Law and
Chancery, continued by virtue OF the Act OF Assem-
bly, IN that made aud provided, the Court having
falled to meet on yesterday, the 10th day of A
phil, 1888, the Court doth order that one of the
Commissioners of this Court be substituted III
place OF the Commissioner of the Circuit superior
Court Of Law and thancery, FIR the town OF
iynchburg, to execute lhe order of account made IN
This ON the 3Oh day of January, 1886, and the
said Commissioner is authorized to examine the
parties in solemn form upon inenogatoiies, touching
The SUBJECT OF matter on the saId account.
t'DDN-IpStp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08
ROBERT TINSLEI.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFrlCE,
Il IN Septpnhcr. las.

7,h Septembcr, Io3S.
The parties interested in the foregoing order OF
Court, are hereby notified, that have appointed the
first day of November next to commence the settle
mcnt OF SAID accounts, on which day, at o'clock
A. NJ. they are required to attend at my Office. al
Amherst Court House with their accounts, The cyl
denco and copies OF Office papers, prepared for ex-
animation aud settlement.
JAMES u. GARLAND, Com'r
October | n1w
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FALL SUPPLY.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR E.ykE
w SUPPLY, consisting OF large and dccid-
edly the best and cheapest assortment of Foreign and
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Confectionery, Fruit, &c.

We will also continue tde Confectionery aud l. rutt
business. Out candles being all manufactured by
ourselves. We will warrant them to BE- equal t. any
made IN the state. and far superior TO those Obtained
in the Northern citirs, aud fully rs cheap. Whole
sale orders filled heretofore, with the best articles
at the lowest ptces. Oar stock OF FRUITS, NUS, &c.
VIII alMays be arse fresh mud OF die best auallty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-08

NTIRGINIA-At a Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud Chancciy, continued and held for tile
town of Lynchburg AT the Courthouse in said town,
on Saturday the sob day OF January 1885 sitting as
Court OF Chanccly,
Robert Tinsley, Plaintiff
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LIN. SCHOOL.

VI,fiE SUBSCRIBER proposes III q class can
obisiued sufieien,ly numerous 10 Jushiy sue
...1.rt,Lius. ! 10 oDga
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EF.SeggEO.S'

VIII be furnished At any hour from 10 o'clock A..
NJ. To 10 o'cocl +. NJ, and during the winter sea-
son, constant supply OF Fresh Oysters, winch will
be served to friends in every variety Of way de-
sired
Sepi.17 WITS
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|Ir. John w ils0a.:

Sept. Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

The aain d Wall continue quite Nat The im,res
sion prevalent that the subTreasury bill viii be lest bus
the tenor 81 The debates In Congress this subject has
unavorable effect the market today; il as vet to-
tally impossible guess ate We opinion that
decision on either will be productive Of good The
adul uncertainty which reigns The is the
worst Of evils We inclined TO think Of the at
rbued TO the bill are the "consge OF the BRAIN" and
will be found thatevea the enmiy Of The Executive
avail much against the awakened energy and enterprise Of
American merchants
In exchange notice material alterations today
stocks are still heavy, but the Impression gaining
ground that the Sub Treasury Bill will be defeated falling
on II some stocks bees experienced Delaware Hudson
ie on per cent? Mutual Insurance Co. receded per
Aohawk per cent; N. J. 3. u per cent.
specie coanues 10 dow into the United States from af
quarters ny the United States ship Matches New Or
from Mexico that 900 dollars were about to be ship
PEG 20 me uned Stass-one third Of for New Orleans and
4oo. 900 for the northern cities
0s''e"' t"e ntnafon 81 the Banks in Nezv Orleans on the
uof ~'~~s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

second wsss o. the ssprodss.ios q L.. soees Anu
v..ds,I!!,:. : Es1asy, ,wsdss.day. ssd Friday:
peTssscs; .ao VI, sppesr l. ehsrse,sss
me reyivsl l. cSsps.Is Is
mere trly s.ss.hsa public ver. VI. De rspesies for
n. wsllasL' " !css s Seton.
Mrs. s s%u ss A,s sss'''
The evening" amusement viii cen ense in cd time this
:. Il cGs i 81 s.s co:
Dsyit~fson- Madame &c Ia oarie, Mrs., r. waIlsck-
J-sa NJ 's VILE
s Display Ss;ss'S xss ;s
sS H MIR m q. @ sssss
ssS 4: - y e s SS
popular eomposon many q, the :osg duets ircs &C, in
Ssss % ~ s rst vaudeville.
6ssp 'as1' ms oS fssr
oS wAR s' Hf FEMME, or Good Husband. make Good
The f.euy ~ j. 81 Phillip. Esq The music w AuseT AID
seIlinl.. selected ard s.nsagsd by 7. watson Esq
.. PUN Iorsesd Mrs H..ion,iis sr Gabriel Iorsond,
oos 'ss NJ
Hsuto.vlle, Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. Archer, Nj Hsuonvis and
Mr.. John sehon, win appear. -
y si%eS;s - f PsS y s. 'as %s:s
,es,. .ss M,eS q ,ss 9sc c s,,
= Berger. Leader Of the Military band.
~ John seton, Director Of the vspdeviIles-
To commence At eigh, o'clock.
The extraordinary Rasel Family viii appear tomorrow
Amo;smsu. every evening IL the w,sL except supdsys
Ices q every variety and d hs NOS. sgproyes kinds
nsa.., Z, sen s ~ snS rom 81, aim Hotel !. the e
den. during the evening JeHH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

HAVANA June sAs the arrivals Of from your quarter
have been very limited the price Of Rice has Improved
Sugars are very s,nk though Without alteration in prices
To 81 Coffee In good demsnd particularly for New OR.
leans good "a quality 10 g. Exckssge on London per
cent prem New York, "A per pre, New Orleans 6o
Q per discount short sight. ID n -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Nh MAD. LASCALA begs inform her friends ana the
Ladies geHersy that she has removed from weu
way Duane where she win be happy 70 execute any
orders committed 10 her care
The latest fashions received from Paris snd her personal
attention the nsksg 81 Ladder Dresses snd psncn-
She sess 70 her .hAHLs or ne Ps,rcn.gs received
siscs her renderce W this city, snd s"enuos
- wssssd nrss rate Dress MAKER ard spprss,ice-
Appiy A above )e22-ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22
Statement Of the saaion Of the Banks in Nev ORLEANS On tie
an day Of jams. 1889 '' 80
Deduct notes held by the different
banks on that day,
Actual circulation,



The Mechanics Bank Of Augusta, (a) on the i,h inst
declared dividend Of four per share out OF The
fits OF the Bank for the past six months
TEXAS MoHEY-we learn that since The Presde.,,s - q
the bill for further issue Of the promssory notes this
has become article in Texas II Is greatly nresrrea
per- excepting Of New Orleans tennessee and aIsh.p pa
the two latter OF which is bat little in advance
There has nov been issued In all, .ss5oooo
shortly fall due, Is si5ooos
and which must be paid previous to October some
Casomhouse duties to October, and which, By
late law. must all bscash 100000
Total ,Ieme s7oeOes
meRt for lands entered since the epen ming Of the #
Lard Office in Feb uary 1885, amoua equal 100000
The q o. for
sons the purchase Of andssurveyorS ices
&c and which must be paid In those and win ady
be perceived that the depreciation Of currency
of short duration
ea NEr9 State or Trade. tf bt.g
day Messr Holman Co. had sale Of skins b mS TO-
of In spirited manners and brought good prices as will be
4loe mos approved notes The real estate sale ~
Messr Mnturn Co. fair for the or lots ofer
builds he but the house when up cover The
whole ffsnt q the lot on which is situated.
connns TO quote Upsnds Al 81 IT, Ms5e 81 N. Ue
leans 81 l Florida 81 IL At at Charleston on the 18Th
The enans bad been active but still without change; the
500 bsie at " IL At New Orleans the 18th 18TH
the demand was good sales $500 bales full prices
were only $3.50 baicssame time 1887 1899 There are
yet bales 10 In from those ates been
detained sinoe January fer want Of water 1Nt III
SUeAR-Ths market rather slack sales being mostly
to grocers A. New Orleans the 18th the was fair,
or a s. IN he sy he seeh was eb Of 1 nrs nfs e.
% az for very choice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

JIM Cnow has returned to the city, after brilliant
and successful engagement through the south and
west. We understand that he delivers an Grafton on
the fifth Of Juy. Forrest delivers his on the fourth.
Go IL Jim. ..f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

10 The steamboat New London is advertised to
take a trip to Grassy Point on Monday morning next
We have only to direct attention to the advertisement
to ensure large party.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Qursv.-If Dicks father was Johns son, what
relation was Dick TO joint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

NE. Brssxrr's Lrrrsns -,All the letters which
have been published in our daily paper this week
from Mr.. Bennett, will be republshed in regular or
der in our Weekly Herald tomorrow, Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

LADIES FAra.-The Fair at the Thatched House
Jersey City, will be continued this day from 3 TO
PM Boats rsn until IL o'clock at night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Trr Qursw's HAT.-Ths can be seen today for
the last time, from 10 to 6, at Carl Kings, 1854
broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Mn. JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT -
DEAR SIR;-Can you inform one Of your constant
readers when the IL cared club boat is coming out
that Is talked about 30 much BY everybody. She 10
this through the columns of your paper you will
oblige your friend JOHN L..
We cannot. If any one else can and will, we shall
feel obliged to them to do SO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

SrnAserRs IN THE Cirv.-New York is, we are
glad to learn literally crowded with southeracrs and
other strangers from the countryside majority OF
when will Of course, prior to their return home, visit
the numerous "lons' we have for exhibition. II,
after attending the different places Of amusement
the theatres, &C., they wish TO have treat in a
business way" they ought to inspect some OF eur
crowded ware rooms, many Of which they will find
to be perfect museums Of the manufacturing and me-
chanc arts Among other stores where goods of
every variety and description can be found, we would
mention the store Of Mr. Jesse Cady at the corner OF
Wall and Water streets, whose Immensely large
stock Of goods embraces almost every description Of
article from a needle TO an anchor. And this Is
not the best part of the treat nasmush as persons
wishing to purchase bsrgsins--bargains, IN every
sense Of the word-can obtain then to their hearts
cnnfantu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

SUDDEN DfArH.-A respectable lady fell down in
fit yesterday afternoon in William street Shsw was
taken into store, and every assistance promptly
dered but she shortly expired Her residence, We
understand, is in Beekman street. Her name we did
not learn. .s.a .#
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Beacon Couasr.-Today (Frdsy) is great day
for trottng gentlemen over this course. There are
horses to start at o'ck-then match IN harness |;
and at o'clock, purse for $500 two mile heats, IN
harness-for which The Dutchnsn, Rstler, Washing
ton, and the Greenwich Maid are entered; enc Of the
most attractive fields ever known.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-22

Doc KILLING AND Doc KiILna-rhs fools and
fanatics are about to commence a crusade against
dogs next Monday. We advise them not 10 come
"athwart Aawse" of our dog Sirius, or they may
chance TO awake up the wrong passenger He
can take life as we'll as lose one, and we have
taught him to spring at the throat Of every foolish
and Unlocking fanatic in the city. We learn that the
REQ and pious David Hale has petitioned to be ap-
pointed dog killer. Good No man better qualified.
He may consider himself commissioned. We took
Sirius to see him the other day, and he looked him
out Of counienancs! David Hale has only to look
the generality Of dogs in the face and they'd die of
vomit in Eve minutes. He has only TO set up psalm
singing for short time and they howl themselves
70 DEATH David's hostility 10 dogs arises from the
fact that few them can howl more hideous tune
than that candng hypocrtcal scoundrel Yet !, is
notorious that half dozon dogs are found dead
round his door every day, scared to death by DAVID
in howlng his evening hymn 70 the Virgin.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
Great Wc.tcrn Ayc,,cy.

FORSEE, Esq having been recently appointed c..
- nj Agent by the Central committee az tndanaprx
the editorial corps OF the State of INDIANA hesy -.
offer his sers ices for eto nswwa
residing in other States, and all others who have d,
any person or persons residing in said State His a.
will be kept ut indianapolis, where any business 4, Il
line will be punctuaiiy attended 1nssruesis er,
and all orders speedily md faithfully exccssd 1ws,.
per cent commission will be exacted all esasra
and amount forwarded ut the order OF the eedisns. n
editors of newspapers who members of the editorial
ISOLATION in this State, and such Others design h
hereafter members of the same well thoss whs h
interest in promoting the editorial corps ia the t
States, respectfully requested insert this noc
months in their papers, if consistent, free Of chargers
which the usual price will be paid for each ins
such are and may becotne members Of tho sssa
zion, aud until discontinuance q ordered.
October. IA, 1887. 30
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
GOOD BARG AIMS.
Juno -, 1888.

THE subscriber proposes selling the following valSa
property in and adjoining Huntsville. viz: ~, fnti
ol3 Cross Street, loo feet in Iergth; fur lots os
ing S2h feet vain SIreet-two Of them neatly fcnrs
one being Main and State Streets, having
new store built the modern style, aaa
finished, also n large stable with frame crib md sad
room, conveniently arranged Also, w. noNDkn
and SIXTY ACHES OF GOOD LAND. handsomely d.
mated the south adjoining the eighty
under good fence and about thirty grass Hose
Vile is situated a Randolph county, lodiana hsas
full elevation "a miles Southwest from Winchestes
miles due north from Economy miles north frun VI
liamsburgh and twelve miles from Windsor, In ess
road that loads from Economy Huntington, whsa y
state road crosses running from New Castle Wimans
Also county road passing through from MuncisssHs
Newport and is surrounded by country not surpasdy#
haps in the for fertility of soil and calthnes D.
mate, which is settled by Industrious and eHssTun
OF farmers, having an inexhaustibe bed II in
within two miles, also, several mills and oar sen
mill within short distance, in successful spen0~
There s aso post office, receiving two walls frn No
and south each week. Merchants and mecbasis sihas
20 obtain desirable situation and punhss yssse
property at the reasonable rates, will q"
and examine for themselves. Terms will be .sas ,sJ
liberal. ABSOIjOM huSt.
N. y. good opening for a stand, no eosPses~
nearer than seven miles Al
Huntsville, Indiana, Aug. ii, 1888 5l-n
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-27
MORRISON & TYI.OR,

On MANI 5etueea Pesri and Front streets, norr1ssor
brick building,
TTAVE purchased of REID q ScoTT, their entire
II stock of GOODS, embracing large and general as
sor1mept of SEASONABIE MERCHANDISE, consist
ing in part of blue, black, olive brown, dahiia mulberry,
steel rab and snuff coored Cloths; black, blue, drab,
ribbed, and Victoria stripe Cass,mcres and Satnc
40 n black gos de Rhine, black Italian, coored
Pout de Sol and figured gros de Naples Silks gd French
Satin: pink white, and blue do. black Mode; and va
rety of fine Bonnet trimmings, Pongees French Bomba-
zines plain figured silk velvet silk, san, merho, va
encia and Marsees Vestl super olive, brown, and
blue Summer Cloth; brown and Princeta painted
lawn muslin and cambrck French and painted tinghams
French British and Anne prints brown, bieachedand
muslins; variety of cotton Summer Goods,
general fine silk Tuscan, Grecap and Eng
.h straw bonnets; Genemen's boots, Shoes and pumps
Ladies' kid seal, and Prunela shoes and slip
pers Also heavy stock of Groceries, Queensware, and
Ha rdware large portion of these goods were but
Gently selected with great for this
ke therefore confident assuring the public, that
we shall be enabled sell them good merchandise and
on as reasonable terms, person IN the borough
Try Is. yAME', 1nO1eN..,soA>'
9Th o 18th Is3s 32tf
nY-ro nv old customers, / would say, that well
ACQUAINTED with F. Tyor, of the who has
in his honesty and integrity oshe every confidence
Ihave no particular acquaintance with, butt from what
acquaintance have would recommend him TO my old
customers, and punctual man he s nephew
to Robert Morrisson, of this place. DANIEL REID.
Richmond, August 18th 1888.