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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
OBITUARY..

Died, in the county of Floyd. on the morning of
the 22d April. Nj. JomN Il. TnoMrsoS, aged abou,
% years it has seldom fallen To our lot 10 record
more affecting dsI ensallon OF Divine Providence.
Possessed OF all the qualifications that constitute
Jealous Christian and enthusiastic TREND and neigh
Dor having but a few years attached himself 10
the Church of God, and told To friends around HIM.
by his upright walk and Cody conversation that he
would be governed by the discipline OF his meek
and lowly Saviour when the hour Of his depor-
ture came. he met il with camness aud conf
ocnce, and with the hope of immortality where The
wicK : cease ftom troubling and the weary are at
rest. Let not ,,,s Genaas and relatives, therefore,
weep for the deceased; forme have ''''i commence
that Their loss is his infinite gain. We see ny nus
VISITATION Of Divine Providence that the young mus
die well as the old therefore, be ye alss ready
Tor in such an hour We think not, the Son Of Man
comeh.
AnoIer Revolutionary Soldier gone
-. on the 18Th Of April last, at tho residence
of John Wilson, this son-ln-law, J in the county Of
Bedford, JAMES HAMBLEToN, IA brave and respected
Sudier OF the Revolution.
-, on Saturday evening, tho 9th OF April
by attack of Apoplexy, Mr. JAMES WADE. long
known as a respectable merchant in Chrlsliansburg
Montgomery. aged "A years.
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Aswe erpec'ed-The Enquirer remarks =" 1t is
said that Goode. Of Mecklenburg, has declared for
Van Buren, against Mr.. Clay" Mr.. Goode was one
of the Lmpracticabies in the last Legislature who
was so MORALLY offended that the Wings did not e.
lect Wing Senator What did he, a Van Buren,
man, want with Wing Senator Can any of our
readers solve the enigma He was also greatly OPP
posed TO Mr. Rives, because he supported the Proc
lamation, the Force Bill and Expunging Resolu-
tion--and 10 : lie has gone over to the Chief of the
party by which all these measures were originated
and sustained Consistency, thou art jewel"
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MESSRS. GARLAND AND GORDON.

"a True Whie," in the Charlottesville Advocate,
takes the ground in reference to the pending
Congressional election in the Amherst dislri, In
dependenty Of Gen. Gordon's prcsen, position,in
ference the two great parties his conduc, towards
the Wings is peculiarly ungra'eful and ofleusive.-
Four years ago, when he was in the field, he cleo
,ioneered as Wing, was be dinrerd by the Wings
was supported by the Whigs-and now. in the most
insulting and conten'p,uous manner, he declares
aha he never was Wing How, then, can he
expect support from that quarter! And what
Wing. with proper sense Of self-respecl, can now
vote for him Certainly, Gen. Gordon pretended
to be a Wing in 1885: II lie did that
appellalion on his brow, he did not complain when
it IVES applied to him. nor with soorn upon the
associates with whom he then took up bed and board
II he not Wing then. he guilty OF manifest
insincefity. to call by 20 harsher name But hes
explicit enough at the present time. lie now de-
cares emphalicalIy, not only that lie as no Wing.
but that he nerer Wing, even when, in ls35,
he was soliciting Wing suhfrages-and Wing
ought, therefore, TO support him. His
Of the party Should be repaid by stern. unanimous,
inhexble opposition. Even if Maj. Garland were
thoroughly committed to the Administration,
las he is against it, long il adheres its fnan-
cal policy,-and that it will never enquish,-)we,
for one, should cheerlnlly give him, any other
Loco Foco our vote, in preference to Gen. Gordon,
who, according to his showing, was guilty OF
gross duplici,y towards the Wings in 1885, AS he is
OF offensive responsiveness in 1929. We prefer
candid open, fair opponent, to jesuit, who takes
gu, hand when he hopes to obtain Office by
'oes and afterwards declares that he always held
/" hi. enemy. The Wings of the Amherst Dis
tict have a clear path before them. Garland be-
fore Gordon, forever
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To .uiIieys q. .NiU o,t'Mers.

VlNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i those who are Interested in the manufacture OF
-four that he is in Lynchbuig and will remain
this vicinity few weeks. Tor the purpose OF vend
ing Fiizpairick's Patent Smut MtH or Rubber for
cleaning heat Of cheat, smut, dirt and other inn
puries and wherever II has been iried its snpe-
rorly over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admitted. acd wherever introduced.
II has met with such UNIVERSAL favor as TO superscde
all other machines in use AT the time. ltisexten-
slvely used in the celebrated mills in the States
Of New York, Delaware. Mar, land, and several 9th
ers, several have laely been put into mills in Virgil
MIA. There IS now in Haxall's mill in Richmond
where millcs visiting that place can have an oppor-
luny OF seeing II operate, and IN few days there
will be one in operation in Langhorne, Burton x
Lang horne's mill at this place, to which would in
vlte the attention Of mill owners in tins vicinity
Some Of the prominent Qualities OF this are, st,
that il requires but very little power to propel !;
2nd, that il cleans the wheat exceedingly well and
with great rapdiiy; and 3dly, that it IS simple in
its construction, and very durable. M;!crs wish
ing TO obtain any information relative to this Ma
chime will please address the subscrh this place.
N. B. All orders and commp dicaliops shall be
promptly attended to, au! assistance rendered ia E.
recng Machines sold.
BID. MACOMBER, 4gt.
for l.. ID. Chitds, Baltimore.
Lynchbu.g, May2 2thS
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O. The Enquirer has not yet answered our que
ries about that sterling Democrat, DR.. Brocken-
brough. The public desire 10 know whether he
was not opposed to Jeiferson's and Madison's ad-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he was the head Of the
Richmond federal jun,o in ls0s-and whether like
Mr.. Van Buren,, he did 60 for the Peace Candi-
date for the Presidency, Dewitt Clinton, in 1912.
against James Madison! These imputations
upon his Democracy" are somewhat startling
to the honest members Of that party-and they
desire to know neither he has been falsely accu-
sed. Will the Enquirer relieve their anxiety
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SCIlENl T..

Along with great number OF $50, $40 500 &c, &c
Whole Tickets IN this magnificent Scheme only
Sl0--ilalves $5-Quartcts 81 80.
For sale at BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
o. Ye Country men, ys Canal men ! ye 7oien
men Boys and Grts one and all, gre a caH and
take a Pri2e al
TIE NEW AND LUCKY OFFICE
o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
ID. 5. Gregory Il Co. in all IRgtnia Schemes, lac
eon'pan,ed by cash or Prize Tiekets,) promptly aud
coihdent,ally attended 10, When addresscdto
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend on see
lug the numbers Of every Lottery IN which /
sell Tickets, published in this paper. Tie Virgin
,an,) 70 soon the Onieal List Of the Drawing Is
received. IL. Il. BOOMER.
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o. The course Of Robert Y. IIayne, ESD. Of
South Carolina who was a Senator in Congress at
the period OF the rejection Of Mr. Van Burens nom
nation as Minister to England, and who voted a
gains, that nomination, having been recently refer
red to in Of the Charleston papers. that ds,n-
guished gentleman gives an explanation of,he motives
by which he governed on that occasion, aud Their
remarks: "ln the controversy now going on between
the friends of Mr.. Clay and MIR. Van Buren,, ! taxi
no part"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

,sc,-op,nions telipquished upon iar altar oil Peace
and Patriotism, upon which the dis,ng uished Ken
,uekan is always the fist to lay his offerings and
10 make his sacrifices. In 1924, the passage OF
the Tariff bill ofthat year. in the Senate the vote
,tood as follows
Yeas. Mr.. Barton, Bell. BENTON. Brown.
Chandler. D'Wol. DICkERSoN, EATON. Ed.
wards, FinJley. Holmes Of Maine, JACKSON.
JOHNSON Of Ky. knight. Lanmsn, Lo~rie. NJ
il,sine. Noble. Palmer Rugglrs, Seymour. Talbot.
Taylor Of Indiana, and VAN BUREN-25.
Nays. MIR. Barbour. Branch Clayton, Elliot, Gail
land, Hayne, Holmes. of Miss, Henry johnson. J.
S. Johnston, Kelly. King of Ala, klng Of New
York, LLOYD Of Maryland, Lloyd Of Miss, Macon,
Mills, Parrou. Smith, Taylor If Va. Van Dyke,
Ware, Williams-23.
We copy the yeas and nays, for Two purposes -
The hrst is, to show that the leading Jackson IAN
Bures men Of this day Including Jackson and Van
B,ren themselves. and Boston, the heir apparently
veYe the leading high Tariff men of tina. day. And
our second purpose is to call public attention TO the
remarkable fact that Mr.. Van Buren,, in voting for
the high Tariff acted in opposition to h,s colleague,
Rufus King, who voted agains, it !! Tie must have
been very anxious for instructions in lS2s-four
years afterwards Especially SO, as within that
period he had become the proprietor Of 20,0 900
sheep, and was therefore necessarily Tariff man
from interest, az he had previously been from prin-
eipe 1.-The is now opposed to it, is only because
Southern rotes and $4,000 per annum gilmore
importance than a heavy duty upon wool and wooden
fabrics; and he may, too, in the mean time, for
au,h, weknov. have exchanged his shrep for 'bank-
rage"
II is really The height ofimpudence in the Admin
istraon party to denounce the Ta,nand Mr.. Clay as
Tariff man, with these recorded votes ofthe lead
ers Of that party in favor OF The odious enact
mtnts Of Congress upon that subject. ], only
.lows that. with all their afleo aion Of attac hment
and regard FOR the dear people" they hold their
judgments and their intelligence in the greatest
contempt.
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W Why does the Enquirer refuse to publish
Mr.. Clay's Anti-Abolmion speech Is it afraid of
the effect Of truth upon its readers Its motto is
Truth wi bout Fear"yet it fears to give its rea.
ders one Of the most powerful documents Of the day,
on question Of the most intense interest The
people will be ap, TO suspect the motive of,he Enqu-
rer in Withholding speech of the Wing candidate
for the Presidency, which, had been delivered by
Buren,, would have been published and re published
until all its readers had engraved upon their men,
cries.
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Wig National Conrsniion.-The Wings in near
ly all the States have appointed, are about to APP
point Delegates TO the National Convention, which
is to meet in Harrisburg, in December next for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the Presden-
CIV and Vice Presidency.
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Ladies' Morocco and
n I'D 81 EEs II r. II -

HNliE SUBSCRIBER has just received. drcc,
L from Philadelphia, tho following Articles, Which,
he offers foi sale. aud invites tho Ladies give
him n call ~ lie Will take pleasure In showing the
following articles
Ladies Morocco aud Kid Slippers,
Victoria Morocco aud Nd do
Harrison Md Ties,
tolonred Slippers, a very fine article.
Chldren's Morocco aud KID Slippers,
do Ankle Ties,
Leather Ankle Ties,
Boys Shus,
Mems Shoes, large lot
JAMES FREfWELL.
April - Al
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AGENCIES. &c.

We are indebted to the Richmond Compiler Tor
the opportunity Of laying before our readers the
subjoined law, of great interest to the mercantile
community, passed by the las, Legislature;
AN ACT.
To prevent persons from carrying on business under
false or fictitious names and tfms'
Passed March 26ti. 1889.
|. Be it enacted by the General Assembly, That
no person shall transact any business whatever 10
the co partnership name aud style oil himself ana
apy other person. who is not liable for the debts IN
CURED in the course Of business and no person
shall transact business in his own name, with tue
addition OF the words agent or "iactot mere
w. without adding thereto the name oil ms pnncpa''
and no person shall transact business under ms
avn name with the addition Of the words lana
company," o, "& Co." unless some actual partner
be represen,ed thereby. And if any person shall OIL
end AGAINST the provisions OF this act or ethef Of
Them. lie or she shall be guilty OF nsde,neanof.
and for each offence shall be punished oy me- n"'
less Than one hundred nor more than one 'hous"n"
dulars. ~, N .,,
2. And be i, further enacted, That all properly
debts stocks and chooses in action acquired ny an!
persons trading or transactlng business 10 ms Wv
name, with the addition OF the words aSe"'' ,'e
,or,' and company" or a. Co. and WIN" ooe
not disclose the name of principal or partnef' II"
BILE for the payment Of all the debs 'ncu''eu III y"
course Of his business. shall, as 10 All 'rt"''o's
rnch -er-on. be taken 10 be lis iLGI'aua' P'o.''
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The laic Duel.-The Portsmouth Old Dominion
states that the cause Of the quarel between Sea-
well Jones and Mr.. Wilson of New York, hch re-
suited in the late duel and in the death of the latter
gentleman, was the following expression Of MIR. W.
made in the presence Of Mr.. Jones: " / know G.
nough Of Southern people 10 know that they never
comply with their obligations They tough, at 81"
PAGES.
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4 LII persons who still indebted TO the est ave
N of The late Patrick ii. Cabell, are respee"u"y
informed that indulgence VIII De e*te noeu 10
To- ooh of Nav. and that legal measures VIII be
,asor,cd 10 for the COLLECTION OF all debts, remaining
'"p'' EIiZ,BETH :, CABELL, Exccu'in.
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O. The Enquirer still harps upon Abolition /,
Does 1t forget the Free Negro vote OF Mr. Van Blu
ren Does it forget that he is a Missouri Resric-
tonlsl Does it not know, on the other hand, that,
Mr. Clay, at the last session Of Congress- according
to Mr. Calhoun himself, gave the Aboli,ionists their
quietus!
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and liable to hs debts. as IT were acquired solely
his own account
j. This net shall be ia force from the passing
thereof.
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W we are authorized 10 announce Col. William
A. ME as candidate to ,eprescn, the county OF
peu'ora IN the next Legislature. The anouncia,ion
oil ms Intention TO decline canvass has been recon
suffered aud his consent obtained again TO become a
candidate.
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A RE- now In rsceip, of their Spring and Summer
"A q - - - s.,
Recently purchased partly for CASH and partly
ON CREDIT. which they disposed TO al q
small advance. They a,c confident that thei, Stock
comprises an assortment "A general. and nj as FAR
prices rs can be ionnd At any honse IN Virginia.
The Ladies' will 6nd handsome variciy Of black
and colored Silks, Ribbons, Lsees, Gloves and
Nuts aud Hosiery. Also, teau,iIul assortment OF
Paris Wrought Cnpcs and Collars,
III The newest styles
To their hicn,s and customers, they return their
sincere thanks 10, The patronage literally bcsiow
Cd and solicit u continuance oi III, same aud from,
all IN want OF Goods request u call.
Country Merchants will hud a Stock very
well suited their wants. and at such prices rs viii
ensure satisfaction.
April Is w4w II
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VI A lS R0AGE.

Married, on Wednesday, the 2ilh nlt.. by III,
Rev. William Hammersly. Mr.. JONI AcHk,, IL
Miss EnrABrrn LIE LAnERrER, all of Campbell
county.
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eau I1ON.

CAUTION.
or~af1 all pe'sIas a1" .'n'af .aa,S S' a
ted towards the first OF The year 1888 for $780, for tue
hire OF Two negroes, Douglass and Vney. AS the
said negroes proved not TO he what they were recon-
mended 10 be- we are determined not pa, the SAID
bond MATTHEW PETIlCREW,
WILLIAM PETTlCREW.
Nav C
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DR.lUV'E.V'G RECEIVED 1T
ROCKERS OFFICE.

SIS 81 so SO IS GA Is 81 81 Is 81 10.
The above Numbers drawn for the Peters
burg Lottery. Ezra Class No. 4, for 1899, ~ Rich
mond, on the 30lh of Aprll,
o. In publishing the drawing numbers Of the
Wheeling Lottery, Class No. ,, IN last Thursday S
Virpiniau had not asccttaned that one Of my sold
Tickets 10 wit: numbers %, "a. 40 was Capital
Prize. But this IL getting 10 ke i common expccia.
ton on every drawing received \,
BOOkER'S OFFICE.
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The care with which these Goods wevs ssleetsd
aud The manner IN which they were bought, certain
~ enable ns 10 offer them such prices sansss
fail 10 please all who ara disposed 10 buy. We In.
wife such give call and examine for the mseves.
Before purchasing, ~ we ara determined 10 sell
der the market prices, Tor CASH.--Ths following
aye Few Of the articles
CLOrnS-W Wooded WOO. dyed black. blue, green.
brown, aud all other colors cheaper thsa they
were Offered IN thi, market.
CASSl ribbed, striped md Veto.
III, al colors, A. cheap 40 tho Cloths.
CASSlNErTS-Plsn, striped aud plaid, very
cheap,
is pieces Kentucky Jeans, auction purchase. vssy
cheap
Splendid figured and plain Satin Ves,hss,
Marsrlles d do some Extra hnc,
Tenants Satin and Bombasine Stocks Of all widths,
100 pieces Gcorgi Nankrsns, very chear,
Prmccues Hastings. Ernincltes and Victoria Sum-
mer Ware, very cheap,
White and brown Linen Drills, some extra hns snd
fanctai,
Brown Linen, several auction lots. very cheap,
Irish Linens all qualities. SOME very fine.
800 wards do auc,ioh iBi, hne NJ rs cents,
IL ! real ltlsh Sheeing, very hnc,
Bombazinc, from 81 to the finest.
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SNUFF Boxes, Pencils and Fruit X hives.
YINHE subscriber Offers small supply ofSNUFF
l. BOXES, PENCILS AMI FRUIT KNIVES,
all of STERLING silver new and beautiful s'yle and
finish. For sale by HOW Ell DAVIES.
May is
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splendid schc me. for this week
BRILLIANT SCHCME!
Prize Of SO. 900 10 HriZcA Ol 4 900

Besides many of S25, $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Si-llalses S2-Qrs 1.
Fresh Tickets for sale ut
BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
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TREE COiaN.

4 SMALL QUANTITY of This FAMOUS
"a e. o K u
Which rpens much earlier than the comssen Co.'s.
With large supply oil
snnrs, Pess, Cabbage, aelsnbllis, Csssaossss
rarntps, Tarross and asheF SseAs,
assorted For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Mayo ur
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.N.l.MNOTM SCME.NE,
For the Eleven In Of vi a Y !
Look at shss! usU uOu!


For the benefit OF the Petersburg Mechanics Asso-
CITATION.
CLASS No ,. for 1899.
To be drdrn al Alexandria, on Saturday The ilh
day Of May. 1889 The Draring ,c,ii be reee,red
at this Qlice on Wednesday,, The i5h inst al 20
clock, Il. N.
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EsY CHARLES PHELPS.
L.1JJ' Library

WILL SELL, on Thursday the 10th inst, a
i very valuable LAW LIBRARY, owned by the
late p. II. Cabe, consisting in part OF the follow
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SI'OLZ.N.,

STOLE.V,
LNROM nay STABLE, near Mr.. John Dillatd's,
Il in Amherst county, ION the 39th section OF the
James River Canal.)
A large EBla ck Horse,
his mouth and tanks yellow, his breast on the left
side litile galdcd, the HAIR the same shoulder
rubbed off by the shafts. showing good maus sainil
Jumps on different parts Of the skin. A reward Of
TWENTY DOLLARS will he givenIo any per
son securing the horse aud thlei, or TEN DOL
LARS for the horse alone.
DENNIS SHANNON.
May H.
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Garden ss.sa Ff0sUe,. Seeds.

A fresh and full assortment of ID. Landretb's
"a Garden and Flower Seeds just con'eto hand,
aud Tor sale by II. SIABLER.
March IL 2nH
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W The date Of our last paper "as accidentally
Aph'2," instead of May2. The reader, ho"es-
en- no doubt discovered tho mistake.
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ILOTns, CAsSIMEREs, &c.

CLOTHS, CASSEMEKES, &c.
WE have received assortment OF splendid
~ Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves,ings, with va
rie,y Of other Goods suitable Tor gentlemen's Sum
mel Wear, which will he sold low.
TURNER Il DURWELL.
Apfil IL it's
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Coach Makers Materials.

Springs, Steps, Axles. Bows Hub Bands - 'nfs'
Dash Frames. Lamps. Laces and Frlnges, Moroe-
co Sk,us and Pattern, Leather Hinges, Coach hand'es
and Locks and Plated Brass and Silver Mould'ngs'
We invite the attention OF purchasers to our uoous'
as we are disposed to offer both in price and qua"y
very great inducements. ,,,r,D
THURMAN & SCHOOLFlELD.
The Abingdon Statesman. Lexington, tVa.)u IA
z.,Ie. Danvllle Reporter aud Fincasile Democrat
will insert the above twice. (nner FORM land 'orwau
their nc cunts this office. p.
Aprh 90
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LYNCHuHURG COTTON YARN:

We have alarge quantity Of spun CorroN, which
can be sod at abou, present Factory prices.
IN Offering the present LARGE STOCK or GooDs Ia
the public, can safely say It is superior To any
heretofore offered by us, aud doubt whether IN
amount and varcty,) II Is surpassed by many IN up
per Virginia.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PEDLARS and
all ollfrs who buy TO sell again, will do well TO give
us call, as we can sell them many articles low
they could buy them in the United States.
]. j. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
April w2mi
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The Kendall Fdmiiy.-Amos has quartered upon
the Treasury the following immediate members OF his
family without enumeraling the country cousins and
kin in remoter degree for whom he has provided
out Of the public crib. He makes admir- able
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s AD ID l. T. Il Y

Saddle Trees. Hog SKINS Sheep Skins. Buck Skins,
Weltine Skins, Bus and Si'rrups, Buckles. Webb,
Tacks. Saddlers' Silk. Whips,ocks, Saddlers'
Tools, Bosses, Marneale Hooks aud Rings, and
great variety OF other articles IN this ne' many Of
which are OF very superior quality
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Black Italian SINK, single and double
width,

Figured black aud blue blnck do very superior
quality,
Figured aud plain coored do, do
Sans, whtc aud colorrd Of the best qualify,
| Challics and Monslin De LANES, very rich.
Printed Lawns aud Cambr,cs, some beautiful styles.
Painted Musns, beautiful article, nj rs cents per
yard,
J,ckonet Ca,,brics and Musllna. very cheap.
Swiss Muslins, PLAN and figured do
Buck do and Bishop Lawn. do
Muslin, Bobinet aud Thread lnsernes and Edaings,
Bobinet and Thread I.acvs some extra line,
Footings, all widths, some very narrow,
SILK and Cotton Hose and half Hose, some very
cheap,
Linen Cambic Handkerchief, plain and hsm- s,i,eh-
ed, some extra.
Mcns aud Boys Silk do
French worked Cspes and Collars some very sups-
iof
Fancy handkerchief and Scnrt., SPLENDID assorti
mcnt
Duchess DE Orleans Wells. a new and beautiful A..
tlr,
Gauze and Lusring Ribbons. all colors and wldiIss
| 20 picccs fashionable narrow Betting,
| Twisted Sik aid ! ieknei Gloves. all colofi.
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Silk Fringcs, Mi colors,
Parasois aud Umbrellas, very large supply.
Do Tor children