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DIR. Relies
.ANTy-BzLLE0Us PILLS.

For Indigestion, Loss of appetite, Listsesncss
Headache. Cosiiueness. F9atuience, Cholic,
Bilious affections. SC.
TO comment on the efficacy of these Pills,
IL after successful experience Of many
years in England and America has establish
cd their reputation, is needless Suffice it 10
observe, that for redundancy of Bile, Flatn.
lcncc. Costiveness, Headache, &c. &c, they
will undoubtedly prove far more serviceable
than those drastic purges too frequently en-
ploycd, and will not only at tho same time
tend TO remove the offending cause by gen.
tic motions. and strengthen the digestive
organs, but improve the appetite and renovatu
the system. Price SO cents
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPE.
CIFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price SO cents. kl
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, r
KlDDER, immediate successor to the late DR.
w. r. CONWAY. For sale at his Counting
Room, over No. 90, Court street, near Con
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special ap.
ointment, by J. g. J II. PECK s. Co.
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READ WElTS ~

NNHE Subscriber has demands in his
~ hands that became due on tho LIST of
January last, that he would be glad to dis.
pose of without cost. II thew are not
settled by the LIST OF March next, will be
left with an Attorney for colec, ion. All
kinds of Grain received in payment if de.
livered before that time. ...,...
Fec. u, 1889. E, c. LOOMS.
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WHIG SENATOR FROM MISSISSIPPI
The Legislature of Mississippi have elected
Mr.. HENDERSON, (Wbig) by a majority OF
FIVE votes, to ill the vacancy in The U. s.
Serate. occasioneh by The resignation OF
r. ]. WALKER, loco Focol
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On the night of Wednesday, the 9Th
inst. there was very destructive fire a,
East Lebanon, N. Fl. Wlllis's Sattinet
Factory, Saw and Gtist Mill, with out.
buildings. were burnt to the ground be-
tween IL and o'clock. About six thou.
sand pounds Of wool were also consumed.
Loss estimated at about 100000. lnsu>
rance three or four thousand.
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persons, !, is supposed, were buried beneath
tho ruins--of these three hundred had been
Withdrawn from the wreck and rubbish
At St. Pierre, the shock was not so severe
as at Port Royal, but several houses were
thrown down,
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PI I'LL S,
or ma NIL Y PHVSC

NOR general use, in cases of Jaundice,
l. morbid scnsibilily of the stomach and
bowels, loss Of appetite, fu,id breath, cos,ive>
ness, Piles, and all diseases arising from bill
airy arrangements, also for correcting the
state of the blood. and cleansing The system
of foul and viscc humors. These pills are a
mild ca,harlic, producing neither pains nor
gripping, and are therefore valuable aud
highly approved medicine, and are pronoun~
ced as such by the most distinguished physi>
clans. Each box containing SO Pills. Price
81 ooniS hoy
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To Printers.

A Jonrneyman who is good workman
IA and willing to devote his time for the
interest Of bis employer, good habits. &c.
may hear ola permanent situation by ap-
plying to G. GOODRICH.
Burliputop. Feb IS, 1899.
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Burlington Female Seminary.

WI O'fIe''O '~OIfifHhUI J .
NNHE members Of The Corporation OF the
- Burlington Female Seminary are
hereby notified, to meet at the dwelling
house Of d. A. Braman IN sbid Burlington,
on Monday, the 18Th day of February inst,
ut o'clock in he evening, to elect Truss
tees end other officers of said corporation
for the ensuing year.
VIM. A. GRISWOLD, Clerk.
BurIinoton Oct. 10, 1889.
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Nj A IL X I r. ID

In this town on the 10Th inst, by n. B. Stacy
Esq. ROBERT s. NJ. BoUcHErTE of Quebec,
ad,ocale,to Miss CAROLINE ANNE BgRrfrLETT
fourth daughter Of Henry Berlhlet, Esq. Of Detroit
Michigan.
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BWRNIM 4T o N
NJ o r N | N G, FEBRUARY, ~

We give W our columns to-day 10 Mr.
Claws speech in the Senate on the subject
Of abolition, and we bespeak for II the
careful consideration every reader. inc
subject is one Of vast Importance and the
acknowledged reputation and patriotism OF
the speaker. as we'll as the prominent posi-
ton he occupies in the councils OF the
nation. must Of course give weight 10
opinions thus deliberately expressed. Mr.
Claws view Of the subject is that OF
statesman, whose enlarged and liberal mind
comprehends ,ohole country-a country
to whose prosperity and honor he has con-
uibu,ed more than any other man living
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DJJMFRIES,
1CYEYEs w q TER!

NOR sore or infamed Eyes, gives mmedi-
h ate ease and relief. On recent sore eyes,
the effect is most saIutary. Where the com.
plain, has been of years standing, and in some
exceeding bad cases. the most unexpected
and desirable relief has been found in the
use of this EYE WATER, after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons who have
used it, pronounce it the best preparation for
these complaints they have ever met with,
especially in cases ofsoreness or inflammation
Of long standing. Plice 25 cents q bottle k3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-22

Spring time of the gear is coming"
wv AIT g. TABOR will sell,he balance
w at their stock of Goods purchased for
the Winter trade, at very low prices.
OFT. Is.
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DTO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

"HE celebrated Albion Corn Plaster af
n fords instant relief, and at the same
time dissovcs and draws the Corn out by the
roots, without the least pain.
CERTIFicATE.--"To those afflicted with
Corns on their feet do certify, that have
used the Albion Corn Plaster with complete
success. Before had used one box, it COM
plelely cured a corn which had troubled me
for many years. make this public for the
benefit of those afflicted with that painful
complaint. WIN. SHAW.
Flushing, L. ], Feb. 90. Price so cts. q box.
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The German Matchless Sana.
tive, for sale at the Post Office at Grand
Isle VT, where numerous testimonials MS
TO its specific qualities In cases of Con.
sumption &c. may be seen by calling at my
Office. '.' .. TO
DANIEL JACKSON, Agent.
December IA, 1888. GIN
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DIED.
In Coventry. on the 26h ult., Mrs. Maria Cleye-
land, wife of Elijah Cleveland, Esq.
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A MERICAN CORN PLASTER--"A
IA sure, cure for those little torments on
the feet and Toes. This article is not
weeks IN curing, but it cures in few DAYS
the worst OF Corns # the directions are
followed" Who will keep corns on their
toes now' For sale for the proprietor by
lie dozen or single box at the Variety
Shop. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
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ES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES.

THE proprietor begs leave to recon-.
l. mend (Which he does with the fullest
confidence one of the most va liable rene.
dies known for This troublesome and pain
FIJI complaint. Without gong into detail,
be deems It enough to say, he has in his
possession the most undoubled test imonlals
That i, has more completely answered the
purpose for which it's intended, than any
other popular medicine.
This remedy is perfectly easy in its ap
plIcation. to all conditions ages and sexes.
Full directions, description of The com,
plant, NC. accompany each packet, whc'l
consists oftwo boxes, Ointment and Flee
tuary. Price, 81 for the whole or so CT.
II boI one OF The ahicles is wanted. L
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Russell's Itch Ointment.

"HlS choice and safe ointment is said 10
Il be superior to any now in use, for that
disagreeabIe and loulhsome disease, the
ITCH. This Ointment is so certain in its
operation that no person troubled with the
above disorder ought to be without it. Ii is
remedy for cutaneous eruplions, scorbutic
affections Of the head, or any other breaking
out which arises from sharp humors in The
blood. Price 25 cents box.
Russell's Vegetable Bilious
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May be used in Wine or Wuter.
HNAESE celebrated bitlers are composed
Il purely of vegetables of the mos, limo,
cent yet specific virtues. They are recom>
mended particularly for restoring weak con.
s,itu'ions, cleansing and Strengthening the
and increasing the appelhe-also
preventive against the cholera morbus, fever
analogue, removing nausea, vomiting, heart
burning, weakness in The breast, pain in,the
stomach and other symptoms of falulence
and indigestion. One box will tnc,urc one
gallon. Price o. cents n hOx.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-15
OBITUARY.

Died. in New Orleans, on the Goth Of March, Mn.
WILLIAM Dunn, IN the the prime Of life. He was
'born and raised in the City of Richmond, he became
resident of this place, and the last eight years Of
his life he resided in New Orleans. HIS complain,
was inflammation Of the Lungs. His Physician order
u, him 10 Havana, he went and remaining there
20nree months without being benefited, lie gave up all
hopes $ TO recovery, and returned to New Orleans
He told his friends he came here to die he said he
had given up the ord, all he had To do, to pre-
pare for better and hsppie, one. which he did he
retained his senses I'LL the last. few minutes be-
fo,e he died. he made short but appropriate prayer
to Almighty God. What consolation ii is his
relatives, to hear. that lie died in strong faith and
blessed hone of Saviour; and being surrounded BY
kind friends, who paid him every attention, aud
watched around his dying bed. until lie was more,
gives to his absent relations much consolation.
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COMMU NICATED.
COMMUNICATED.
Ip Charles Henry Lynch, Esq and DR.. Giorer d.
(jlB0n

1v Charles Henry Lynch, Esq. and DR.. Gtorer d.
Gillian.
Genllemen-As Won are now candidates 10 repre-
sent the people of Campbell county, in the next Yr.
sinia Legislature, ii is the right of evciv ycr TO
know your views tie great political qnesiior. ri
the day. and II need be TO PROFOUND 10 certain
interrogatores, and require answers 10 them. II is
therefor TO ascertain your pubEc opinions. that the
following nterogatorles are respectfully PROFOUND
ed and each ofyon requested. through this paper to
answer them:
lst Are you Sub-Treasury men il not, are you
Conservatives!
Cd. Ifelecicd will Won advocate the cause of Vim.
C. Rwes-and do all in your power to secure his le-
election 10 the Senate of the L. States!
Sd. Oh all tie prominent men now spoken Il rs
suitable persons to fill the vacancy in the [. s. Sc
nate-whch olthem is your first cAoice for thai of
flee
4lh. Will YOU. under any circumstances, vote for
Sub-Treasury man, To fill the vacancy in the U. s.
Senate! Ifso state the circumstances under which
YOU would take that
9Th. Are you in favor o(lhc James River aud IA
nawha lnprovemenl--aud will you, il elected, vote
Tor liberal appropriations, the part d the STATE to
complete that work
9Th. Are you in favor of the Lynchhure and Ten
nessee Rail Road-and if elected. will you use your
best endcavors have the ploie 07k constructed on
State account +?
9TH. II not in favor of the States constructing the
whole of the work mentioned in the pr, cedng inter
rogalory, will you, il elected, do all in your power to
secure such a charter as will require the State TO com
pIele the work from the extremity TO Big
Lick, and then subscribe for three 6(hs of the resi-
dne Of the stock bring tito Lynchburg
A VOTER.
P.S-Capt. Thomas Fox is respectfully request
ed, through this paper, TO the 9Th, 9Th and
9Th heterogeneous above propOundcd to other OF
the candidates. A VOTER.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q n q ID s.
ASSORTMENI COMPLETE.
Onr Stack Of Snriny ~ SIMMER Goods

S now fully to hand, and is offered 10 the public
i AS the cheapest aud most desirable we have ever
before exhibited.
As our Goods were select ed and purchased with
great care, wherever and in whatever way they could
lie bought to the best advantage, whether privately
at auction, or OF the importers and manufacturers
ihemseyes,) we Halter ourselves shall be able 10
offer assortment as general aud as well suited
both TO the tastes aud The pulses OF our friends Is
any other in this market.
Our Stock is large, and consists in pant of The
following:
Black blue black and culored Silks, plain and fig
Challfys, great variety,
Muslin de Lanes at 2s. Sd. per yard,
Printed Cambfcs Lawns and Muslins from Is. Cd.
to the finest,
Calicoes great variety very cheap,
Gnghams, l entire case at Is per yard,
30 bales Cotton Cloth, from Cd to Is. per yard,
Beached do fIom 3D. TO Is. Cd. per yard,
entire bales German Buiaps, bought OF the Inn
porter, and AT very low prices.
Cotton Oznabnrgs. a large lot at Cd,
Plaid and striped Domestics, for servants dresses,
Ladies' Shoes from }S TO the best Kid, Is. Cd.
Mems, Bows and Misses do do.
Bleached aud brown Linen Drllngs,
Summer Cloths, Ernnnrts, Grape lasting and
Cambets Ganbroous, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan
Keen brown Linens and Cassimeres, OF every quail
ity and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, a very superior article,
for gentlemeu's Summer Goats.
Blue black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
and unusually low.
Vesings splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, for eenlemen.
60 doz. Palm Leaf 10 Cd.
case Florence Braid Hohnets, very fine.
/ do Nurs do style.
Besides great variety OF Fancy Articles such as
Gloves Hosiery, Scarfs, Fancy llandhercb'tis, &c.
&c. all of which will be sold very cheap, Tor cash.
BURTON q ROBES.
April Is
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NOTICE.
April Is

IL ANlNG been confined my room for the las,
IL Is months, aud could not walk during tina,
Time, but getting now little better, aud wishing 10
do all IN my power TO support myself, | have taken
the Cellar where my Father formerly kept Grocery
and by the assistance OF some of my friends | have
been enabled to procure a small assortment of
Wines, Liquors, Candies, &c.
And hope my old friends and acquaintances will give
me call. RICHARD NEWMAN
April Is u2w
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Holm a.. Wcc2Is,

Is NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY OF
l. STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, recently pur.
chased, principally at AUCTION, in the Northern
Cities. for & 4 = III and selected, in per
son, with great caie iiom the late extensive I'M
POR1AT IONS.
His assortment, in respect to variety, beauty. style
and cheapness will be interior to ever Offered
in this market The public are iuyted to call and
cxanljuc.
. March IS NV II
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no T'FSrE.

A LII PERSONS indebted To the firm Of Martin
"a q Latham, and also, 10 Joseph f. Martin.
either by bond open account, are requested to
cCue forward and make immediate payment as long
er Indulgence cannot be gwen. Call at tho Book
Stor. o. Edward Echos.
RICHARD q. ANDERSON, Trustee.
April Is At
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Paris Wrought Cnpc> and Col,
NOTICE.
vi the newest STYLES.

IN ~ kSUANCE ola decree of the Circuit Sn-
p','or Court ct Law and Chaneety, for the coun-
y VI Amherst, pronounced ON the sih day of Sen.
,,moer. 1888, IN the suit depending betu cen Daniel
ii'seihoothan, executor OF Thomas Hicsinbotlam,
deceased, Plaintiff and Reuben Stinnet and others
defendants, shall on the Goth Of May next, al
anhers! Court house, proceed 10 SELL 10 Gon, ol
he"'s farr,son's Tavern, at public auction. 10 the
h'Shes' bidder, for cash, the l. A n ID in the
proceedings mentioned. This Land aJioins the
LANDS OF Richard Smith, Elijah Fletcher and Others,
ana is IN the possession OF Charles Stnner as tenant
JOHN COLEMAN,
Late Sheriff Of Amherst,
And us such Commissioner.
April Is ,oDN
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brilliant Scheme.
'rixc Of $4,000 30 Prizes OF $1,000

Besides 500, $50, 500 $50, &c.&c.
Whole Tickets SlO-llalves S5-Quarters 50 so.
For sale al Talbot's Office in Lucky Numbers.
o. Orders from the country, accompanied wits
the Cash, Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Viz
ginia Scheme drawnby d. S. Gregory & Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, ON addressing letters
(pos pad) to MELVILLE TALBOT.
Iunchburo IA.
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D.Ek ~ TkEN.

IN BASKETS ADD CASES o' genuine and
IIV original brands, OF finest qualities Of
Champagne, Burgundy, Sparkling. Sui and Old
Hook, Sparkling burgundy, Carels IN bottles and
casks, Port and Moseatel, IN bo,des and asks Ma
deitas, Sheuies. Maagas. Malmsey Lisbon. Tln,s
and fenner1o w N T. =, OF medium aud
finest qualities,
Old hncst pure BrnUdics, Gin, &c,
Old 10 do Batavia Auaek,
Old do do Italian aud French Co,disls, as
sorted,
Brandy FRUITS. assorted. Pickles aud Preserves as.
sorted.
Raisins Almonds, r,lbcr,s, Walnuts cic
Segars, English aud American Snufs, oil medium
aud best qualities,
Musical Boxes,
10 .0aO Marbles hy the dozen, gtoss OF hae,
Superior Table Sail,
London double Brown Stout aud Porter, puts and
quarts,
Lump OIL. At 81 aud 81 80 the gallon,
Burton ani Seotch Ate,
Imperial Gun Powder aud black TEAS, of tie
first order.
Gu AND Prs o I. y dou.
bic aud single, part Of thr assortment, III ,ae We
" best quality of Londou s,nrles, itom II new
house.
Shot Baps. Belts aud Pouches, Percussion Cops,
Dog Call. aud Collars,
Screw aud Percussion Renchfs, Wash Rods, Gun
and Pistol Fhuts,. etc etc.
Patent Medicines, fun assortment.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snaps Lima Beans, Garden Peas, Tree Corn and
small Garden Seeds,
English French aud American Chemicals,
SURGEON. Dental aud bb,rctuc Instruments.
Ps asE VI IsX aud fauey Sonrs in
great variety,
Dry Pants, Water, Velvet aud Fancy coln,s,
Musical instruments aud strings, yer,
full supply, n Part OF each al the hisi order,
Fishing Tackle and Hooks, Needles aud Hooks aud
Eyes.
Round and square Shaving Glasses, assorted
Pocket aud Pen Knives
Racers, Scissors Homes, Hatiedoors and Binds,
brushes aud Narulshcs, huc assortment,
Ink Powder, Liquil aud ludellihle lnk,
Lemon Syiup, jnlcc, Acid aud Salt ol Lenon,
Snuff. Shaving, Tobacco and Srgm BOXES,
Cold. Steel. SILVER and Seed beads. assorted,
Wishing aud Playing Cmds, Watch and Guard
Chnits,
Waters. Scaling Wax, Knitting hneedlcs, Pms,
Dice. lvm,, Dressing aud Pocket Cornb..
Mustard, Cure Powder, Jams, Jellies aud Syrurs,
assorted
Rose Wood and Mahogany Writing Deshs.
! LUX Stands Thlmblcs, Thermometers Moriars,
/ Bous Knives, Scales aud W Fights Pill Tiles,
soda, Se,d'ltz. SarsaparIlla, etc. etc, Po"dtis
Dye Stun, aud Obs, general assortment,
Sweet aud Table OTIS medium and first qualities,
! Cr,yons Pencils, Srcciacles and Purses,
Sardinrs, Capcfs Olives aud Anchoy,es.
I Lue,ler, f,ciion and Magic Matches,
/ Fancy Articles, Bronze aud lnh stands,
Spices, ground aud Jug Ground and Pieklug articles,
all kinds
mem, IHtt aud OF best quality.
For sale by
howell DAVIES.
4 Anil / II Is
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@ The Administration papers boast that in Mas
sachusetts the Loco Foco delegation in Congress
has doubled since last year-,hat is it consisted OF
one then, and is tro. Wonderful, We should
like to see these gentlemen ny their powers ofeom-
putation upon Connecticut,
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~ DR.. john Blockcnbrough, the Presiden, of
the Bank of Virginia, has issued a Circular to the
County Committees appointed by the Loco Loco
Convention. urging them activity in the approach
ing contest. Signing baDk-notes one day and
preaching up hard-money the next Theory and
Practice.
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April /;
.7'syy' GOODS.

WE ARE now receiving supply Of
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which comprise large and general assortment
The public are invited TO call and examine our stock,
which will be offered at prices that we think will
be satisfactory. TURNER 4 BURWELL.
A,,,I1 IL If Is
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Drawings Received ut TaIbOt's.

Class No. @ 70, the benefit of the Mechanical So
ciely OF Norfolk, the 9Th of April,
Nos. Is 80 62 Ia 81 40 So Go 90 lS 81 81 1G
Wellsburg Class No. 3, drawn at Richmond the
9th inst.
Nos. A 10 G. 90 p &c l3 68 As 40 50 ..
XIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior CouJtof Law and Chnncery for the
county OF Franklin, the 2d day OF pril, 1889
TyTec &. Newbill and keziah his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Frances Sutherland Ransom Sutherland, Robert Powell
Polly Sutherland administrator Philemon Sutherland Jr
deceased, James Cunnngh and Samuel smith, admins
traitor of benjamin Smith, deceased, Defendants,
Is CuANCERY.
The Defendant james Cunningham, having entered his
appearance and security, according to the Act Of As
senbv and the Rules of this Court, and ii appearing by
isfnctorv evidence that said Defendant is nhabunt
of this Commonwealth the motion of the Plaintiffs by
counsel it is ordered That the said Defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in June next and the Plain
tifs bin and TINT copy this order be forthwith published
in the Tynchburg Vrgnian for months succcssvcy and
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
\ Copy--Teste,
NJ. G. CARPER, d. c.
Arr;j ~ VEN
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NICHOLS L. BELL

y NE now IN receipt of then Spring aud Summer
u u o DS,
recently purchased, partly for CASH and mani,
on ChEDiI, winch they are disposed to pli,,. at =
s'''a.' au'"nce' ihey ale eontdent that their Soc
comprises an assortment rs general and at AS 1,ir
prices as can be found a, any house in Virsimg.
The Ladies will hnd handsome variety of bl,ck
anu eoiored SILKS, Ribbons. Laces, Gloves and
MINIS and ioseny Aso,a beautiful assartmen, Of
Faris wrought Capcs and Collars,
VI the newest styles.
10 their friends aud customers. they return ,he,
s'nee'e 'hanhs la the patronage so literally bestow
Gu anu so"ct continuance OF the same aud fro IN
all III want OF Goods, request call.
merchants will find Stock vefv
wen s'''eu t." TIER wants, aud nj such prces as viii
ensure Satisfaction.
April II i
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SIX Worm Eggs.

M + have for sale Silk W otm Eggs of the finest
w quality, procured from Judge Spcucer's
stock, OF New York. They called the White
Mammoth Worm or Pea Nut or ground Pea Co
coon Apply To
UOLCOMBE & OTEY.
April Is Is if
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NOTICE.

M Ill he sold. 10 the highest hidcr, on Mon.
w day The ed day Of April 1850 troufi d.s
bclo'c tie Cum. lmuse doef. IN The town OF Lbri
y, avaiuthle Ncrro Woman. who has bceo ,teoA
toned TO house business, good coUk and washer.
IcrG,s made Known n sale.
THOMAS e. EVERETT.s
April IL ctsfs
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AT AUCTION.

Will SELL, ON Tuesday the 10th inst. in
trout OF my Auction Room
n'""',GN'' Muslms. Glnghsus. Calicoes. Fancy
b''SS ~ hdhr'eheis Gfape Shaas, Combs, Bu!-
tons, RIbands. &e. tse H.
Brown Sueaf Coffee. Rock Candy. Tallow Can
dies, Bun,h Ra'sns, GUNS. Clocks Watches, &e
&c. CHARLES PHELPS. Au,t.
Jnst received and Tor sale suprrio, lot OF
s 4 q u y IN good uder
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Aprl Il IL