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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
TEE YEefHa AN.

Under this title, the undersigned proposes 10
u publish WEEKLY JOURNAL until the close
OF the Presidential Election. plan and al price
which will place Ii within the reach OF a large or
ton OF the community who do not take a news
paper.
The design Of the publication is 10 present, facts
and arguments bearing upon the prominent ques-
tons at issue between the Two great paitrs oil the
country, aud 10 embody these IN concise, simple
yet comprehensive form. In the preparation Of
m ttei Tor Tins journal the publisher expects 10 be
aided by the best dlcntsin tie State; and it is his
purpose 20 appeal TO the reason and calm jud smeut
OF men aud not TO their passions.
believing thai majority OF the people essen
TALLY honest III their lnientous, aud thai they ouly
err when msled by false information, II will be d
mann feature IN HE WOMAN to spread otioie them
such papers as can be sustained by inlIspuinble
prooi-by extracts ttom the documentary history of
the couhtry-and by facts which carry upon then
face the eyideaee OF truth.
The Wing parry oil Virginia now have every just
motive i0f union, energy aud zeal, in the struggle
before them and the glorious example oil New
\ ok viii stimulate tiIcmto honorable and uncea-
Stag efforts IN which they believe TO be den.
uiied with The interests of The country.
TERMS.
The YEoMAN will be issued weekly, on a sheet
of suitable sIze, al The extraordinary low plice oil
One Dollar and t1renfyf ce Gents for nine months
but nstfy this cheap rate less than 60O0 co
PIES must be issued.
This vii require only about fjly 10 one hun drcd
dollars iom each County in the Slate--a sum nhch
tie Committee OF Vigilance will fluid but hile din
Gully in raising.
FIVE dollars sill pay for four copies but persons
paying ior from 81 20 100 copies in advance, will
be farnlshed at One Dollar per copy.
The attention OF the County Committees is re-
specially invited to the subject, as Immediate acion
IS necessary. JOHN $. GALLAIIER.
Richmond, Dec. &c, 1889
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OBITUARY..

Died, AT his residence, in Bedford county on Sun.
day. the 9Th instant. OF Scarlet Fever. Mr. ALLAN
MARSHALL. in the 36th year Of his age. leaving n
diseonsolae widow aud two children, together With
many relatives To llment his loss. The disease
which terminated his existence, was Of sho,t ,ura-
ton. Could the skill Of the physicians and tie AT
lention Of his friends have saved him. our freud
would still have been spared. Cut off in the prime
Of life AMI vgour Of manhood. society has lost one
of its most worthy members. II is so common in
these days euloA izc the dead that tho writer of
this will only say that friend who has left rs. in
all the relations OF life sustained an unbIemshcd
character. lie was kind husband, an allectionale
fJther, gond eighbor aud an homes, man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

your hehtn exercise privilege, inestiinabe aud
oeaf 10 every freeman. than 10 produce the Sherifs
receipt And what Commissioner would then dare
reuse TO see that your recorded. whatever
".iSht ee MS private opinion. as To the means by
winch you obtained The receipt But Mr.. Garland
Is sustained by the Democracy rlr rejecting MOI the
receipt OF Collector of taxes. but the legal refiif-
cafe oil an Executive officer, coming under the
broad seal al sassreign State.
Admit all Tor which Mr.. Garland and his (lientls
contend ;-adu'ii that they have evidence proving
eohenswely THAI The returned members from New
Jersey obtained their certificates Illegal, OF ffsudn-
enas, ana are therefore not Justly entnled to their
seas' ana that the contesting members were elected
by majority OF the popular of the State: still
II must resolve itself Into either contested elec ton
or contested return. in either OF which cases ac-
eotding TO the constitutions the ilonse is the sole
ana supreme judge; and the constitution does not
recognize II az House until IL is regularly organ
lzed, neither Mr.. Garland nor those who supported
him. had any constitutional power To exclude or re
fuse TO call The name Of any member who presented
the certificate required by the laws OF his State
though his election may be Justly contested /, ano-
Their. Such reeklessness OF parry IN defiance of law
and constitution should, and will meet with the iust
indignation Of all enlightened aud patriotic freenen
OF every parly.-Cpuntfym Arouse from your le-
lhateS-low long Will YOU suffer yourselves To be
lead rs lambs To The Slang htef-and as sheep dumb
before then sheare,s! long suffer yourselves 10
be deluded by these pretended aud selfefeatrd
champions OF democracy, who, while they seem To
be so tender OF yonr sovereign wi and solicous fof
your rights, ATE uamplng your constitution and laws
beneath the ieei OF party pollution.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
FOR THE yIRGISfAN
DOlNGS IN WASHINGTON.


Wessrs. Editors Il have viewed with no Iiuc in
terest the proceedings Of the House OF Represeut,-
tves, hoping that that body, Notwithstanding the
hlSh state OF parry excitement, would iaally assert
lis own tlehts and maintain its own dignity by an
unqualed condemnation Of the hi IN haLded and
presumptuous course pursued by ITS quasi Clerk
ii. A. Garland. With regard 10 the New Jersey dele
salon. But Il say it with shame for the honor nj
my counttys Representatives they have approved
his course, aud the precedent is now established
that instead OF the legal and constitutional authority
the Clerk OF former House, may in future read a.
ny member out OF his seat, though he appear with
the genuine credentials or certificates of the ccpsri
tuted authorities Of the sovereign State of which he
Claims 10 be Representative provided his Gle ction
IS contested by another whose political sentiments
are more IN accordance with his own.
The 9Th section of The st article of the Consiitu-
ton IS pow mere nUl1iy and useless appendage to
that instrument. That section, adopted and sane
TONED by The sovereign people OF the several States
Tor whom so much veneration is fegned, has been
abrogaied by The Clerk Of former House whose
unprecedented assumption is sustained by those very
men who ctaim and pretend to be the Representa-
lives OF the Democracy. He has in effect, assumed
TO himself the power OF judging Of tie eecuons re-
turns aud qualifications Of the members of the House
OF Representatives, and pronounce such as lie may
think proper, to be legally and justly entitled 10 Their
seats, and reject others, may best suit his purpo
ses, in which he supported by majority,-of The
House, should say No !-but OF persons claiming
TO be members tbei eof, but at the same time can
produce no better evidence OF their title their seats
than those excluded by their vote. mean the Ger
uhcates OF the legal and constituted authofIies
their several States.
While do not advocate nor eject the claims Of
the returned members from New Jersey. in this an
ucuar instance, yet do most unequivocay main
tain, that no power under The constitution can legal
~ exclude them, bat Ia majority Of the House, and
not even that, un II is regularly organlzed for IN
the eye oil the constitution, il is House OF Rep
iesentatives unul is so organized. ard each mem
berh taken oath to support the constitution Of
the United States now il tins he true in which ]
am supported by both and the constitution,
this democratic Clerk and his friends. III their zeal
for the cause OF democracy, have lranped upon the
constitution Of The land aud the tighs OF a sovereign
Stale.
The laws Of State, Messfs. Editors, re-
qulle that YOU shall have paid your lax for
the year, before you eau vote at our election for
members, either OF Congress or tie Legislature
Should your right vo!e he questioned this
ground, in warmly contested election, what 9th
Ell evidence haveyou or any other person, to prove
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NOTICE.


WILL be sold. AT the Union Hotel on the 3Oih
w day ofJanaaf,. 1910. all the Household aud
knehen Furniture, consisting ui Feather Beds aud
Furniture, Bedsleads. Tables. some very 6ne,
Chairs DC. &c. Alsa, 3 Cows . Hogs aud a lot
of Hay, the property OF A. ". Ctenshaw. taken BY
virtue oi Distress Warrant, IN favor ol J. A. Msrr-
wether All Sums over ten aollars III be sold on
months credit with interest from the day OF sale
Bonds with approved seeufit, will be required in
all cases. Ten dollars and under easll
a. +. BlGGERS, c. &. l..
Dec. PC tds
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MIR. AND MRS. HEEHEEEY,

A'h located themselves lor The ensuing year at
amherst Court House, for the purpose OF nslruc-
ting youth, "rerpecllnly offer ther services TO the
citizens aud public.
Every aitenI On will be paid to the moral, religious,
ana intellectual improvement OF pupils.
Industry, neatness and good manners, will be
faithfully inculcated.
All the branches of polite English education
will be Taught, together with Muse French, Latin
and Greek.
Board maybe had in the village in respe ctabe
families good terms
TERMS.
Board, washing &c. for ~ months, 500 90
Tuition IN English 25 90
The above with Latin or Greek 80 90
Tuition in French for 10 months 10 90
Music 40 90
u Sc oil instrument 10 90
Board and 1'ullonto lie paid al The commence
ment OF each session In advance
n. B.-No pupil will be admitted for less term
than session, and deduction for loss of time ex
cept 10 cases OF sickness.
Dec 90 w4g if
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IA hRISON.-Opinions Of The Press.
u, IRON The Alexandria Ga.eHe.


poino e., 70 he distinctly understood, that in sup
hay. ai,o"' Harrison, we do SO, con Qn,ore-We
for his respected his talents and feel grateful
CLAW n '. as. We do not compare him with Mr..
man, bn, ,nent Abilities or as distinguished states
ton for eo"'pa'e him with any man IN the ma
and practi, o. purpose integrity of character,
And. nc,b1' therefore, make a safe Pre- sideut-
man oc re- d" uie present uncture in our history,
Chief A., Jos' such character, would be the best
prac,icai e ,"aie We could have. We want plain.
affairs. 'seht' honest citizen at tic head OF
would GARRISON is an economical man, and he
his dsnos;''eT the government confotmabIy TO
Offices vh, lie has passed through yarlaus high
s,an,ly in ; NE means to make fortune were con
IN modera,a o"ef' and yet lie is ia private life,
dollar AL ieomslances. lie knows the value OF
sssly ",u WI not suffer thousands 10 be need.
'' VI H. stianaou's claim, are oonvassed,
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Trust sale Of Valuable Eurniturc, SC.

ueA vittue OF a deed OF trust executed 10 me by
- Anthooy ". Crenshaw bearing date on the
1ilh day II December. 1887 aud of record In the
Hastings Court ef tie Corporation OF Lynchburg
viii, on Saturday, the 9TH day at January lsIO, At
Tie ln,nu lloel IN the Town Of Lsnchbufg, expose
10 sale 10y way oipubhe auenou, lur ready money
all the property couseytd, and described IN SAID
deed. consisting amongst other things Ola large
number OF Beds, Bedsieads, aud bed furniture; a
number OF dining Tables, Cenue Table. Two SIDE
Boards, Dressing Tables, sixdozen Windsor Chars
tour dozen tea aud table Spoons China. Glass aud
Eartheu Ware aud other table furniture, WATERS
Casiors. Looking Glasses, Deeanlels Lamps, Pos
Ovens, Pans, &e. Re. !, also, Cows, Aud nons
Shoyeis AID longs. Nc. &c.
Acting NJ Trustee will only convey to the pun
chaser, ar pUreha,els such lllc rs is vested IN me
by the said Deed. JAMES L. ROYALI.,
Trustee.
Dec. &c ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
THE YEOM AN.

7, ,,o,ber column will be seen the Prospectus Of
IN. Yeoman, to be edited by John s. Gaaher, Esq,
.n.of The editors of the Wing who proposes to pub
,. IN, the mex, mite months. political sheet to be
d.vo,ed to the diffusion Of facts and arguments bear
inn n,on The great political controversy in which
the conntry is engaged. The Wing says; These
,..,s ,,e 10 be sustained by indsputable proof-bv
extracts from the documentary history OF the coun-
,v-and The arguments thus derived from facts will
Ia powetfuly enforced by the assistance ofthe best
talents in the State. Such publication at such an
eyentfnI period, appealing to the reason and calm
Judgment Of men,, 10 their reason and judgment on
". and at price SO moderate that the poorest man
can afford il, ought TO be extensively encouraged,
and will prove Of the highest utility time when
struggle for the very of our Free Insiitu-
lions is pending. We therefore recommend il to
tho Wings of Virginia every where, and most
pecially and enphaically to the Wing County
Committees. Let us endeavar TO bring light to ey-
cry man. let give him opportunity Of forming
his opinions instead of having them dictated 10 him
BY the nelafious deh agoGues who infes the coun-
try lei us, if possible, in the language Of Mr. Wise.
make this light so intense that every Duichman
can light his pipe al it,. ulle energy. and little
sxeriion than common, and shall free the
country Of The spoilers aud tie spells system. The
nomination Of Harrison has made the dry bones
shake. Nine months steady pull, and if we don't
boat them there is trusting HE signs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

coNGRESS.-Our dates up 10 Friday last left
u.ose of Representatives still debating the New
Wv Question. The Alexandria Gazette Of FRI
lac morning says
''' y,,t>rday. the Senate adjourned after short
EsecuI,e session. SON. =, p,n,...,,,,;,,s NJ, Wise
~. door smoke 90 his avn motion (sec yes
p1, paperl until 3 o'clock, when Mr. Cost John
Wv aI,,ined the door. lie was speaking, when Gun
var, closed a, 10 minutes before O'Clock.
y II. of K. adjourned at 5o'cloek. !" Mr. John
, dams has the floor to-day and will probably
y e the day"
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kaAlsNbss ARE. &c.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER has nov received his fall
n assortment, embracing almost every article Of
Hardware, Cutlery, SadIery Coach Makers Mate-
rails, Guns. &c. Which lac IS determined TO sell
Wholesale or Retail, as good terms as similar
goods can be purchased in this State and he res.
pectfuy solcis call from all who may want arti-
c'es IN his line. ii. b. RICHARDS.
Just received, asuppy of Woyc Wre-Wheat q
other Seipes-Venettdn Blinds, and various Other
ai,ic'es. H. b. K.
Oct. 81 "a
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Eynci,bws's Sacissss FsunE.
WE E.ynchDnrs Savings NIX.

VIE 2.ynch1nrS Savings u A IA.
Il continues to receive Dep9sites, II thu follow
ing rates, viz.
OF al sums OF current money of s. 10 amount
ana upwards, . per centam per annlttu. for any
time not exceeding Il months; and if The sum re-
main longer prrol than , nunths. 50 per cen-
tum per annum. ssfaipla are higher rates OF
iniefess t'a;aE are paid by any other In-
sfatEItion ina Eya.chhUrg.
Denositors may rely upon lie security for The re.
turn OF their Depostes, being respon.
sble.
Discount Days every Thursday at O'clock, I. N
DEseECTOES.
Jehu Villains, A. c. Elliott,
w. p. Bryant, JAS .Ilnnt.
Geo. Bagby A. Kinairy.
A. IL. Armsiead, NVn,. M Da,is.
I. o. Acrce, Maurice Iauehotne. !
e. Melyer, l. C. ShackIetord
OFFICERS.
IEHU WILLIAMS. President
w. p. BRYANT, Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBY, Secretary.
Feb. IS iaf Is
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THO. w. GILMER.--This gentleman in MOTTO
lis name referred 10 candidate for next Go-
...no,i in letter to the Editors Of the Richmond
Wiz, requests his friend ITO 'hnk oil some one
beuer qualified 10 merit and obtain that Office ex-
messing at the same time wish TO retire irom pub
IL, life at The close Of the present session.
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"'DTFGE.

WE have associated Mr.; GRIEF 3. TATE,
w with us III busiucss-which will however be
conducted uGder tie firm Of Tuner & Burweil as
htretoloie.
We have on hand an extensive assortment Of
pooDS suited TO TIE present season, aud beng
ANXIOUS to reduce our STOCK much as possible thp,
VIII be sold iorA very small advance 10 those who
may ldvor US wiih call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. Is o.if,,r
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rs'OODBOgEs.s'E SCHOOL.

INllE FIRST SESSION Of 1910. will com.
i mence the 2nl Monday 13lh) January. an |
continue 6 months rs usual.
Terms lor boarding. Including lodging diet aud
washing SIS PR montb.
For tuition 10 English Department. 81 pen month
IN Classical and Mahema.
tical. : do
Every scholar considered nv engaged I'LL the end
OF the session unless by special contract the
tnY . aud 70 deduction for lost ,ime except In ca
Sos of absence from protpeed sickness. A few Vi.
canoies Yet remain. Apply 10 the suhirribri n.ai
Green llllI L. .. SAMUEL Il. MILLER.
Dec. 10 uIstf
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CARRIE TF.y'G.

M HAVE lately received very large stock
w OF fine and supefine Ingram aud Brussels
Carpeting, To which we particularly invite the al
tenton OF our friends, as beng very desirable both
on account Of the patterns AID quality, well the
price BURTON q ROBES.
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New Grocery i'm z.ysacr,burs.

'H'HE subscribers having retnnved To Lynchbury
Il respectfully inform heir friends aud The pub.
c generally 'laiihey have taken The house farmer
~ OCCUPIED by Marin, Ward & Davis, two doo,s
boio" Charles Pheips's AuctiuI Room and onno
site Messrs. 5. IL NJ. IL. Gal lands Law Oft,r..
where they intend tokeep gcnarsi assnf,,nrn, ~
groceries tor sale, al very low rates. for cash
BAILEY g. WoNACK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

ENl]E Animal meeting Of the stockholders of the
l. Citizens Saving Bank. Lynchhurg will be
held at the Office Of the Institution on Thursday the
% day Of January, 1910, o'clock, p. NJ.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prest.
Dee 90 wei
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5000 yds. Negroes CIo,hin 4.

M + HAVE lately received and have now TO
w sale 5000 yds Napt Cotton. Cass,neus
Fuiid Cloths. ke,seys, Linscys. aud other goods
suitable iof Neg,os Clothing, winch we are deter.
mIned To sell low er than USUAL
ALTO
100 BLANKETS, ut unusually low pr css
Farmers aud Planters " I'll do themselves preat in
justice by not examining stock before putc haslng
BURTON X ROBES.
Ou17 ,.,i
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EgEAgtEUareIH, GDDDS.

SsPLENDlD Paris Mole Shin and Embroidered
~ Metiuo ManlillAs,
Black, blue black aud other colors 1,ish Tabinetl
atare. cheap aud mosr beautiful article,
Black blue black and other eolors PLAN aud richly
figured Sllk, some yrly exquisite styles.
UncommoDly rieh and beautiful Paris Nous de
Lanes
Black aud blue black Chally de LANES.
Together with a gteat many other articles.
prisns large, cheap aud beautiful assortment oil
GooGs Cor the Ladies. WM. NJ. DAVIS x 90.
Nov. Ii IN
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NOTICE.

fNl1E annual meeting ofihe Stockholders of The
4 Lyuchbu,g Suvings Bank. will be held ON Sa-
lurday evening nextm o'elnek. \ lu attendance
either IN psrsono by prox, is cafnesll, desired.
Office over MesSrs. cuhhs 4 ArmISlead's store
JEllU WILLIAMS. President.
Dec 26 1t
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-. 10 enable the hands engaged in Office
will be issued uext Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

kkSOOk store and kSSOk k1hNtsef4s
hAVlSG made arrangements with WIN. A.
Il Talbot. the subscriber has connected viii, t,;6
Book Siore In this place. Book Bipdery. and noujd
respectfully inform his friends aud the public eewess
ally that he Is prepared 10 have executed, In fbe
most handsome aud substantial manner. Book bind
ing Of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks Of Courts
Bank Officers aud Others can be furnished TO ordes
upon short notice, with Dry Docks. Journals and
Ledgers Record. Dsed and Bill Books, Invoices,
Sheriff. and Receipt Books made ofihc best mate.
rails aud in he most substantial manner He 6ss-
lefs himself thai all persons so Will fssor bin Win
their custom sltabe peit city satisfied lie would also
say that. being nuxious 10 teduce his stock Of Books
he is disposed Ia sell al prices more moderate shss
ever. T.. ECIIOLS
Aug. 10 Is
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sysrssz,s .g.s.s, D1.yU.ERS

MEN $ superior Silk .sbris
INk Ladies' do do
Mems Buck do
9" Mc,ino ,lo
:" Lambs Wool do
Mer'uo Latnbs Wool, aud Buaaskin drawers Of
all IN ilities.
On land and for sale Al low prizes hy
HUNT x MAkTIt
Octaf *
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SHOES! ARlOEN!!

NE have just received asple adid assortment of
w Ladies Fecnch hid Morocco, Seal and Caij
SKIN SHOES AND SLIPPERS, all of Which
were manufactured expressly for our sales, aud are
worthy the special atteuiiup of iiiose IN want OF n
good article BURTON & ROBES.
Oci % tslf
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u Pork has become more scarce AMI the dro-
'er' are nov asking Sc 80. Nothing like the usual
quantity has been sailed here this season.
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TIE STORM.-Tn enly lives are ascertainel to
have been lost at Gloucester. Mass, dung the late
storm.-22 total wrecks-and 50 vessels dIsmasIed.
subscription Of $1,000 has been raised al Glouces.
ter IN behalf Of the sufferers
The Boston Journal Of Wednesday evening saws:
al O'Clock, the outer telegraph leponed tina,
the disnas ed vessels IN sight, remained in The same
position as Yesterday. A tremendous sea is st Il
running in the Bay"
letter from Hyannis, daied December l6 saws
1--WE learn thai some thirty sail OF vessels rode out
The gale IN safety the schooner Cambfidge rec,
some damage; also schf. Susan, of and Gom Phila-
delpha, and schooner Blue Rock, from A lbapv, BY
coming IN contact with each other
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stocks, Collar. &c.

stocks, Collar. &c.
HENTLEMEN Will find at Hunt x Martins
VI fine assortment Of
Superior plain aud colourcd Satin Stocks
do do do BcmbazJne do
Linen Collars. all Patterns,
Black and coloured Goat Skin Gloves very
SUPERIOR
Sept. % ~
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We have very large supply Of Il o N n T. II
OF every description, Pam Straw, at all prices,
Nuns. Florence Braids, from 81 10 the finest article
OF the kipd manufactured, Bonnet Ribbons Of even,
style suitable to the season. together with a hand
some selection of Mouslln de LANES Silks, Sauins,
Meflnoes, French, German aud English worked
Capes ~ Collars, Fancy ldhfs. Gloves Insertines
and Edgings of all sorts, Curls Piaus and many 9th
CT handsome and desirable GOODS, to which we
particularly invite the attention ol tue LADIES.
- We invite call from Country Merchants,
TO whom we will make - liberal deduction from re
tail prices. HORAER & WATSON.
Oct. u IA #
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u The market plice for Wheat is Go cents; in
ether articles Of produce there is material change
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&H'esVg as.

STOVES.
lust RECEIVED general assortment
Cooking, Franklin, Paflor, Ten Plate aud Box
Stotes--lor sale, very low by
THOMAS o. AGREE.
'ci' 81 Is if
BLANKS
For safe ct thiS Office