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N.Y. Is lDGE G. Co. I3j Magazine 6,
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kNORTL\E r. LLEIt'S OWN BOOK
= Conly's Gfammar-Les lies cnskeiy
! onmr's hey TO ! eleulaqpe
lor,, 3 frtrch sI,e,n. book
inglish itea,iers, halt and ;uIi bound
Nhn"srocht's FRI nch Ora nnar
eem'S " hF,lngtun pad NJ ron
Ewrli's incident comp: MON
Dal"lrs ar,hper- Bel on the nerves
l.aly'> medlca, pocket book
Grn,en,a,'> MEDICAL lmrkr, book
My sons iarrIer-t rocketi's ong book
fue's ted Sratss.
new and l"rse supply of the ahoye works jus, n
crived and opened tor sale on good terms by
m2a Tnwa, AZ CBmnt AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-05

.N'DTkSE

virtue of a deed OF trust executed TO the un-
81 designed and John +. White, by George
Christian on the l0lh day OF September 1880 and
duly recorded III the Clerks office of the county of
buckingham, for purposes therein mentioned j will
offer for sale. TO the hi hest bidder, at public auc-
ton, for cash, at the Blacksmith shop of The said
Chnsnan' IN The upper end of Buckingham county,
on Tuesday the I'm OF December next, If fair il not
the next tar day, the following Slaves to wit: Daniel
John, David. boys, woman Sally, and her daugh-
Ter SOPHIA and son George, another oman Matilda
and her three children, Cdharine, Jeanette and Ma,
ma LOUISA and another woman Edy, and her daugh-
yer Mary or SO many thereof as will be sufficient
% SATISFY the SAID deed OF uust. The title to the
above slaves is believed to be indsputabe but acting
lof others shall convey only such title as is vested
IN me by the deed OF Drust aforesaid
WM. w. FERGUSON.
Acting Trustee.
4'''' - nj
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MoEEAT's LIFE PILLS, AND pnENIx

gH t.
ossuis treatment OF almost every species of disease by the
o. hohu LATE Medicines no longer experiment. as re.
Terence to the expoenc Of many thousands patients will sat
,saeoy prove During the present month OF April alone
n.aIy one hundred eases have 10 the of Mr.
nere Iie patent has to all appearance, effected
Rs'hheht cure by the exclusive aud dcious the lie
medenes-some or ten of had been considered lac,
MI nope by Their medical aendants Such happy results
are source OF great pleasure to Mr. NJ aud inspire him with
coincidence TO recommend the of his medicines TO his
fellow cirzens. "
80 The Life Medicines purely Vegetable prnparaon
they are mild and pleasant their operation and al the same
Time ihorough-actns rapidly upon the the
te-canl ing oil all acrimonious hnmors and nsemiatinp
"nh and purity ing the blood For this REASON in acrra,
ted cases OF Dyspepsia, the e Medicines will give relief in
shorter space OF time than other prcscptn In Fever
and Ague lntammatory Rheumatism Fevers of every de-
serpton Sick Headaches Heartburn Dizziness in the
Pains IN the Chest Flatuency impaired appce mud in
ed state of the stomach the Medicines has always
proved 10 be beyond doubt greatly superior any Other mode
All that Mr. Mo asks Of his patients is to be particular in
taking them strictly according TO the directions mot hy
newspaper noiieeor any thing TINT he him. ELF in their
iaor mat ne hopes 10 gain credit II alone By the results
% TAR 'ra Is the reader invalid and does he wish 10
So e nm call or send 10 Mr. Molas Office 3o7 Bruadv nv
and procure copy the Good Samaritan published eratni
uaiy cases OF cure and perhaps some exactly similar 10 his
own. Sold wholesale aud retail " ''
or additional arc nlas OF the above Medicines see Aof
hats "Good Samaritan" a copy of which accompaurs The
incidence copy always be ob,ansd of tho different A.
gents who have the medicine for sale.
FRENCH German and Spanish directions can he oh,ancd nm
application at the Office BIS Broaduay "
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM b. Mo 1IIs'a1 azs
Broadway New York; liberal deduction made 10 those
who purchase to sell again.
&eESTsThe Life Medicines NAV also be had Of a,v os IN,
principal Druggists in every town throughout the United
States and the Canadas Ask for Mos Life Pills and Phe.
max biers ami be sure u fac smile Of John Moats se
nature upon the ntel of each bottle of Bters or box Of
For sale by the following agents
+ f5ii 49, ,ky s;:a. s V
Ssptember26 lem
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Runaway

ESROM the subscriber. AT a farm near Warmin-
stef Nelson County, on James River, the
property OF Joseph {. Cahe young negro man
named HENRY.
He went off in the month of August at which time,
as for some time previous thereto. he was engaged
as aborer on the Canal. lie is now probably some
where on the line of the Canal or River between
Lynchbmg and Richmond. He is about 81 years
OF age, about feet or 10 inches high, well made,
offahcr light complexion, and has the mark OF a
wound above Of his eyes aud slanmeis in speak
ing. He was born aud lived IN Lancaster Coun-
~, unll few years past.
Reward Of twenty-five Dollars, will be
paid for his delivery the subscriber or for his de-
livery into Jail so that he shall be restored to tie
possession oil his owner.
GARNET DUNCAN.
Nov % w4w
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Book store and Tsoot Bindcry.

AtlN0 made arrangements with VIM A .
Il Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store IN this place, Book Budery, and would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public genrr
ally that he is prepared 10 have executed, in the
most handsome and substantial manner Book bind
me OF all descriptions. Merchants, Clerks of Courts
Bank Officers and others can be furnished, to order
upon short notice. with Day Books, Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed aud B Books, Invoice
Shenfs' and Receipt Books, made olthe best mate
rails aud IN the most substantial manner. He fiat
'efs himself that all persons who will lasor him with
their custom shabe perfectly satisfied. II would also
say that, being anxious 10 reduce his stock of Books
he IS disposed 10 sell at prices moderate than
ever +. ECilOLS
Anc. 10 ~
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EAecnsors' Sale Of Valuable RenI Es-
tate.


virtue OF the provisions ofthe last will and
testament of Samuel Bransford, A.>ea.eJ
the Undersigned, his executors will proceed On he
Si' Gay OF December. 800 the premises. 10 sell
Al pnoie auction TO the highest blddefthe following
t'inape real estate. lying in and near The town Of
Lynehhufg, 10 vii
l. l65 feet Of ground on main street. eorne,ing inst
below aud opposite 10 The franklin HoteL on 4th
alley. running back The usual depth of town lots.
:, SOD ieet Of ground ON first street, opposite
apnng Warehouse. aud cornering on 3th allef, and
running back the usual depth 81 town lots.
j. One house and loi on Diamond I'LL. being the
same formerly occupied by Jno. II. Tyree-beine
3'leei front on Main street, and running back the
usual depth of town lots.
D. One lnoieiy Of lot Diamond Hill (yaeantl
owned jointly by Gusayus A. Rose and S4ml.
Bfanslofd.
B. a tract Of Land, containing about $50 acres
lying on James River, about miles below tie town
oil Lynohbnfg owned jointly by the Rev. Jno. Early
and Saml Bfhnsiord-1he moiety belonging To the
estate OF The latter, will be sold IN whole or IN lois
10 suit persons DESTROYS 10 purchase THIS land is
heavily timbered.
The foregoing property is deemed by the under.
signed to be valuable, and well worthy the attention
oil capitalists The public may be assured that the
sale wili be rerlainy made and persons desfous to
purchase are desired TO call the under signed or
Mr., Jnn. II. Tyfee, who will show the property
Terms Of sale, 9. y. Is months credit; The pur-
ehasefs giving bonds with approved security and
The title retained ds further security for the pur-
chase money CHARLES G.. HUDSON
TllOS. A. BRANSFORD
Executors Of Samuel Bransford, iced.
Nov. 25 ida
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$4,000 Acres.

I WISH 10 sell tract of Land containing so 900
n acres, situated on the waters of Biz and Little
Dan Rivers IN the county OF Patrick, IN the State of
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles of the
courthouse OF Patrck.-much good and a great
quantity OF Blue Ridge Mountain Land. There is
considerable portion well calculated for the growth
ct the Vine and the Morus MulIcaulis. | will sell
II on credit of one TO four years and longer # desi
red, but after that period interest will be required
One sixth part of The purchase ney will be required
IN hand, on contract convey when the whole is laid
up.
Col Abram Staples at Patrick rthouse will
gave information OF the locality and Quality OF the
Land; and Richard II. Toler, Of I.ynchburg or.
mys Ell, will communicate the price and terms. The
Land was originally granted 10 Henry Lee, and
seyed TO John NJ. Russell of Boston, and by Rus
seiio myself The deeds are on record in part, in
the county ofPairck.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
fredericksburg. Va. Nov. 81 ON
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MOTTO r..
Nov. %

RI ylrtue of a deed upon trust, dated the l1th
ID January 1887, aud o(tecord in the Clerks Of
flee OF Campbell county, executed by William Cor
son, for certain purposes in said deed mentioned, we
OF u.s. shall proceed to sell, public auction.
for ready money, the Tract of Land IN said deed
mentioned, on which the sud Corson now resides
containing $50 acres, more or less preserving one
half acre 10 the heirs OF Mm. Newell. decd. as a
family butymg gronnd) Also five slaves with the in
crease of the females thereof, VIZ Joe, man, Is
bell, a woman, aud her three children Nancy, Eliza
and AdeIine; also, one wagon and four horses and
the gear for the same.
The sale will take place at the dwelling house on
SAID tract of Land the toll gate OF the l.. aud
Salem turnpike, on the DIST day of December 1889
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE,
PLEASANT LABBY,
Trustees.
Nov. l8 ids
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NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE
ID aspect FULLY informs bis friends ,nl :,
y public generally, that he continues to carr, 's
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN Wsp.s
in all its various branches. Ills stock OF Tin w
is now large. well assorted, and well worthy III.
tenlon of both wholesale and retail dealers ~
stock of STILLS and other Copper War. 10 ~,
very large aud desirable, and he is prepared IN ~,
iaelnre to order STILLS ofany size or pattern. asa
will also repair old STILLS take them in excbaa
for ones. ~
He has also on hand large and well assorted
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans. Sc ana
prepared TO weave 10 any ofder lie NAV recs;v
lie also has attached TO the establishment Rp,co
FOUNDRY, aud is prepared to cast To order ~
for laverus, churches and other purposes. Tohaa.'
Screw Boxes. castings for 1hreshiug MACHINES sss
all other kinds Of Brass Castings. '"'
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover Ho,..
either in town or country, with Copper TIN -.
Sheet Iron, upon the most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either pp,ch
or taken IN exchange for new work. Country n,o
duce also taken III exchange for all work in his lin.
Aug. u,
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NOTICE.

HNllE undersigned is ready to receive wheat.
L during the season, for which be will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every where wheat is sent to the MILL
and no price agreed upon, it is stored in the NJ
at the risk of the planter long as the price remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER. and not an insu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDY.
Aug.S Is
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james River anal HaRiassIla Conn
nnEaV.

FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
TNtlE Fifth Annual Meeting ef the Stockholders
Il oil the Jamses River aud kanawha Company
will he held, by permission from the proper author
ny M the CAPITOL IN The Guy OF Richmond,
MONDAY. the 10Th December next.
BY order of The President and Directors.
W. Il. CHlrTENDEN, Secretary.
Richmond November H. 1889. wld
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A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"A Vincent Shelton, ST., deceased, are hereby no.
t6ed to present them to me before the dav OF sale
that arrangements may be made for their payment
All persons indebted to the are requested to
make payment immediately,
WM. l.. PANNILL,
administrator Of ]. Shelton, Sr., iced
Nov. % ND
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New Grocery i'm Eynchburg.

'I'iE subscribers having removed to Lynchburg
Il respectfully inform their friends and the pub
NC generaHy ihatihey have taken the house former
~ occupied by Martin, Ward q Davis, two doors
below Charles Phelpss Auction Room, and oppo-
site Messrs. S. "a NJ. II. GaIand's Law Once.
where they intend 10 keep genera assortment OF
Groceries for sale. at vefy low gates, for cash.
BAILEY & WOMACK.
Oct %
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~ % TEGE.
Nov. %

\ ~ fthSoNS indebted to the late concern
a OF Lancaster Il Bryant, will please mai n,n'
neh' Immediately, as II is DESTROYS TO wind mn ,6e
business at AN early day. All persons having CLAIMS
against the same will present them for payment.
WILSON p. BRYANT
Nav az surviving partner Of Lancaster q Bryant.
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.S9fC Siege Eisse.
,:SS.S&sss;'..s.'.gs

90
PASSENGERS to the Springs, and other tray
Il elers, are Eeleby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
new line OF Coaches,
From Lynchburg TO Dagger's (Dbiells) Springs
via the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next, the 2ad day
81 JHiy. unuI further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays. half
alter four A. NJ and arrive at Dibrells the eve
nin2s, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dbrels after breakfast and reach the
White Sulphur about O'Clock, L. NJ Nisters to
the Springs by Tins line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ewisbnrg, in Two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike IS now finished quite to It's Intersection with
the Lexington aud Coviugton Road. and IN addi-
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery it
affords, we would mention as peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through not ore,
the Blue Ridge, along the margin OF James River
and commanding view OF the Mountain Canal
beautiful prospect-the Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across tie Allan.
Tic vew-ani last, but not least, Daeret's Springs
kept by Chs. L.. Dibrell, where he that has been
once will like TO be again.
The Undersigned intending give their personal
attention TO this line, confidently promise travel
lers first rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers and will spare no pans
themselves TO satisfy THEN passengers.
WIN. \. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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Horses, sa,iic, sheep and Hogs,

among which there ATE eight ten valuable fyoung
WORK IlORSES, lour or five \ oke Of OMEN
fifteen al twenty good mix COWS aud CALVES,
forty five fifty faltcned Hogs, sixty or seventy re-
markabls fine EWES great many Of which are
half Blackwell.
A lso about five hundred barrels Of CORN. sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, large crop
cf Hay, FODDER, SuUCkS aud STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons. Carts &c.
Also my Iousehould aud Kitchen FURNl-
TURE. among which there IS new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal Of other valuable Fur.
nnure.
Terms will be liberal, and made known on the day
Of sale.
At the same time and place there are to be twelve
OF fifteen Negroes hired S NJ. SCOTT
Oct. 10 IDS
The Richmond Enquirer aud Wing will please
insert the above three times. aud forward their ac-
courts 10 this Office Tor payment.
KpURSUAN1' In decree of the Circuit Superior
y Court OF Law and thancrry for the county Of
Amherst, pronounced at its last September term. in
the chaneery SUIT of Archibald Robcrson's admir-
plaiuuti, against William joplng, Peter Ruckct
and others. Defendants. ! shall on Friday the ooh
day Of December next proceed IN sell upon the
premises public auction, To the highest bidder.
on credit OF one, Two and three years, for equal
instruments OF the purchase nancy, the molely OF
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES or LAND,
lying IN the county of Amherst, upon which the said
Peter Ruckcr now resides IN which the Defendant
William Joplnp had fee, and alsotha interest OF the
said Will am 1epoe in thn residue thereof in which
he Is entitled 10 life estate tenant by the oure-
sy. The purchaser will be required to give bond
with sufficient security. FOR the purchase money! and
the title will be retained ultimate security Tor the
paymenttleied WIN. E.COi.EMAN, u. 5.
tot I'd. Penn, Shorthand Commisnr.
NOV. u rod
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10 .Fgilsegs ~. FEisI Osvssess.

fbNllt. undersigned would respectfully inform
u those who are interested in the manufacture
Of lour that he ls in Lynchburg and will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks, for the purpose oil vend
lug FHspdtrick'S Patent Smut Nh or Rabber for
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dnt aud other i'm
PARTIES; and wherever it has been uied It's supe-
riory all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, and wherever introduced
II has met with such UNIVERSAL favor as to supersede
all other machines IN use ut the time. Its exten.
sWey used in the most celebrated mills in the States
OF New otk, Delaware Maryland. and several 9th
ers, rs ycr have lately been put into mills in VrCi-
MA. There IS one now in llaxals mill IN Rich
mond, where mlers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity OF seeing uopefatc and there is Que also
IN Henry ). Iaughornc n Cos mill NJ this place,
10 which would invite the attention of mill owners
IN tins vicinity .-Somc OF the most prominent quail
urs OF tins are ls that 1t requires but very htle
power 10 propel II 2nd, that 1t cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidity and 3dly
that 1t Is supple in its construction, aud very dura
ble MIliers wishing to obtain any information re la
tive to this Machine will please address the subscri.
Der al this place
N. i. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to- and assistance rendered 10 e
rcctlng Machine sold.
Il. ID. MACOMBER, AeI
for l.. ID. ChliiS Baltimore.
Lynchbutg, Aug Is
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Form or PROXY

TNNI Of TNONi,
knoe all Hen By these Presents That we, the
being Stockholders in the JAMES
RIVER AND kANAWllA COMPANY, do
hereby constitute aud appoint - -, our
true and lawful attorney and proxy to represent each
OF us IN all raj meetings Of the Stockholders OF
said Company, when we not personally present OF
represented ly some other proxy; with fun pow r and
authority at such general meetings give such vote
OF votes, and 10 do such other eech ons
could give ordo, As membcr of the said meeting il
We were personally present; and we do hereby raufy
and confirm "hateycrvotc ofvules, act OF acs our SAID
attorney may lawfully give do Tor in pursuance
of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness oul hands aud seals this day Of
-. ono thousand eleht hundred and -.
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commissioners snIe Of Land.

nURSUANT TO a decree OF The CIRCUIT supp
L rior Couu OF Bedford county, pronounced on
the sth dsy Of May. 1899. in the Chaneery sun mere
in depending between William Dickinson. planlh
and Thomas Stewart and others. defendants. i ne
Undersigned, commissioner will on the 2lst day oil
December next. on the premises, proceed TO sen, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money. TRACfof
LAND. lying IN the county Of Bedford. near Tie
Meadows OF Goose Creek on which Thomas Phelps
now resides. containing by esfimation two hundred
acres q. 4. WINGFlELD, Com'r.
Nov. II w4w
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POLITICAL.
From IRE Asae Ierk Courier.
TO a LADY.

From we ftfff D ON tzuHHf.
TO LADY.
There's 50 much loseness and grace,
Sach magic beauty inthy face,
II haunts NV me;unfy.
Within nv niud that farin III wear,
To chase ava, nil earthly care,
And mind me ofihe sky.
When on the earth thy form ! miss.
When thou hast gone 10 realms OF bliss,
beyond the upper sks,
Could bat gain admffance there,
I'D know III, Wild, angelic air,
ia know thy scrarh'se eye.
Such forms thine the angels wear,
Thy son, clear eye, thy waving hair,
Would grace heavenly train;
'Twould eheer deaths hour Of pan and gloom
To know that rising from the tomb.
I'd see thee once again.
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EOEe LEASE on RENE.
EhC w asIatmGtOn ElOtrI EYncEDury Va

49, THIS we'll known stand, with twenty three
Fljmil rooms, sufficient for forty beds with GOOD
---..A stables, and fine well OF wateron the lot, is
now for rent and possession given the 9th of ecem-
Der next. There Is at this time ine run Of custom
TO the house. not surpassed by any in the place.
Any person wishing 10 rent will please call and see
the property, or address either Of the Subscribers at
Lynch6ntg. MAURICE LANGHORNEJ r
JAMES VI. LANGuORNE.
Oct % we
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N L. O. Es % H. y ,

Consisting of men, women, boys and girls. Also, at
the same time and place, will be sold Sur 6 Horses,
Two yoke Of Work oxen, stock of Catrle, Sheep and
Hogs, about 1000 lbs. OF Pork, one Road
Wagon aud Gear, about $50 barrels OF Com. about
20 stacks of Oas ard crop of Fodder. Also, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, PlaGlation Uten-
sis, &c.
Transition all sums of five dollars aud upwards
twelve mouths credit will be given, the purchaser ex
ecutine bond with approved security, discount Of
per GEM for cash fur all sums under five dollars
he cash will be required.
Should the day appointed above be incemen the
sale will take place the fhr day thereafter.
WM. l.. PANNILL.
administrator Of inecat Shelton, 81, Iced.
Nov. % lid
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TWENTY ACRES,

lying on the Forest road and adjoining The above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half oi which Is heav,
unibered the balance recently cleared. On tins
Tract there is good DWELLING HOUSE
THIS IL of The best stands the Forest road for
u blacksmith shop, wheewneht shop aud Wagon
yard, as II the first good spring latter leaving Lynch
burg,) which is convenient TO the road
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purchased expressly for this market. consisting of
Seal aud Oer, of extra fine quality, suitable for the
approaching season, and warranted TO render com
for and satisfaction.
The reduction IN the price OF those articles. is
worthy tile attention OF the public M usk Fur
Caps, extremely low, together with choice sclec-
ton OF \ ouths Caps, ofvarious qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Ghdren's fancy Cloth Caps. remarkably
beautiful, aud prices such fail please
with luge stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. e." The attention Of Country llaltcrs
and Merchants IS specially requested to my stock Of
trimmings which Is The largest ever offered here,
aud liberal terms as can be purchased THIS side
Of New York On hand large assortment uf Wool
Hats. white aud black which offered at a modci ate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
10 call and examine. GEO. W. GAINES.
Sept. % Am
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4 GENTLEMAN who is qualified to teach n
"a thorough English Education. aud who can
give amdle testimonials To character and quafca-
nons, can Obtain situation by applying to the Eli
ors. good salary eau be had
Nov 81 w1l.