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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
THE BLETETT EIoE--
Pay uD! Pay nm,

A LII persons knowing thelnsel,.. -.
: = to the subscrlber,are eurnestly r, = ao' /.
pay up otherwise he shall De under the f J
Die necessity ofenforcing payment. 's os'gt
Feb. 3, 1888. soft IN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
To Breeders OF fine Horses.

aSsnAasknAKAa v I'D stand lhe enNnlng Season
at my stable 10 Columbus and will be lei to mares
at 80 the leap S25 the season, and $50 To insure
mare to be in loa 81 to the groom IN every in
stance, which must be paid when the mare is COW
cred.
DEscRRrIoN Sir Kcnnth is beautiful z h, It
inches high, years old and in point Of symmc-
trv unsurpassed by any horse IN the Union.
PERFoRMANcEs His performances as a racer in
which he exhibited both speed and bottom are ia.
mar 10 The sporting community Of n York, PENN
syIvana, Maryland, Virginia North and South Car
dina. For an exhibition OF which beg the induI-
gence Of the public until can obtain his perioman-
cts and pedigree from the back numbers of the Sp-
nit Of the Times and Sporting Magazine, which viii
be in hahdbIIls ere long. Il. II. LONG.
Columbus, April IL 1889 4lti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

Il EPHALIA,a celebrated 0leagnous Extract,
IN ior beauuymI and preserving the hair also,
other Hair OILS, for sale at the Columbus Drug
S5ofe, by g. llILE
I4t a. t-tl-f4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Surgical Notice.

hR, GlFFEN having located at Columbus. Mi
- tenders his services to the citizens of the South
N me practice OF Surgery. He may be consulted
az hls olhce al all times, unless professionally en-
gagged. MS office on Military street, formerly oc-
cupled by DIR Jones, Distance not regarded
columbus MI April 2S 1889 42m6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15
Dissolution,

Dissolution.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm of BRowN s. RAMSEY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to the firm will please make payment 10 John c
Ramsey who is alone authorized 10 receive all dnes
and disburse all liabilities of tie concern.
THOS. W. BROWN.
JNO, c. RAMSEY.
April Goth 1889 42tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

En BONES Of New Bedford Sperm Candies mr
az sale o. tbe Drug store oi q uiIL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-15

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+ Or aaI T. Do 81 s
Wgr 81 II 3 f0I a.
IS wAf ofNW or 50 ~ sOI4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

the greatest Importance, BY affording at once til,
faciies for obtaining at cheap rates rates. the ticl
minerals from the Souh West. so necessary to the
improvement of our exhausted lands-and thus en-
able us TO give constant employment to the James
River Caunl in the transportation of our more A.
bundant produce 10 Eastern market. Viewed,
then, aoue as promoting the agricultural interest.
those Improvements csnno, be too highly appteca-
ted: For say, what may OF other things, the sue
cessiul cultivation OF the soil is the "bone and snew
Of any people, and should be lost sight OIL but
made un,winkling star for the guidance of every
legislative act. But must conclude, and will on
" further say, there is necessity nor am | in
favor Of any augmentation OF the for then COM
,nencemcnI or completion.
Thus have endeayoredt to comply with the wishes
Of several voters and wou1 have done so in the time
prescribed but for pressing engagements in my
professional duties
Respectfully yours.
THOMAS p. MITCHELL.
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GARDEN SCEE.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
IA which will wartant to be freS and genuine
viz: Early York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do early George DO late Drumhead
late Dutch do; green Savoy do !; red Dutch do.
white Onion Seed yellow dc; early Blood rurnp-
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do; Orangs
Carrot, early Horn do early Cluster Cucumber;
extra long Snuthga,e do; long green do early
Frame do; Nlattynia Probes Nutmeg Melon :
early Squash Porters do Sugar Loaf Le,lucrs
Ice do Royal Cab do brown Dutch do; long
white Naples Radish early Shou Top; Seas.
Raddish; long Salmon do; Cherry Turnip do :
white do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes; V-scta-
BILE OYSTER; snId Celery; best Endye Osras Grant
Asparagus; Bene Plant; Maugel Nurizei; Ruta
Bags PashingtoL Peas earv Charleston do large
Marrowfat do early Chirn Beams ; Mohawk do ;
early SIX weeks do large Lama do; Ch,rese Pro-
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM.
Marcnll q
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enaslSrOPIlER McIvER,
~ II " e. II n VT T.YRL - K


RESPECrFuLLY informs his friends and tn
IL public generally, that he has removed TO tn
tenement recently occupedby Messfs. Hancock
Austin. siina ID hewetnih The stores of Messts. Tur
ner X Bni"eland John I. Hunt. lie returns hi,
sincere thanks ior the liberal hereto
lore received, IN hs business aud respect fully soil
eta continuance Of II, feeling assured tha ON
his experience. piomptudc. and a determination 10
have all OF his work put NJ by the most faithful and
sklIiull woihmen, he will not tal 10 awe sasfac
ton
II has recent, returned no n the Nor bern CT.
ties aud is in receipt of tho largest and most
desirable stock OF Materials in his line he has ever
had the pleasure of offering the public, comprising
IN part Is tollnwst
Imperial Stxony. blue. wool aud piece dyed
black. olive, Invisible green, aud rife do. Cloths
OF superior quality, aud variety OF grades.
Black. steel.mx'd. blue aud fancy Doe Skir,Vc
,o,ia ribbed, aud wool aud pece.d,ed. plain and
black Cassimrres, OF the most superior quality.
Black silk Velvet figured and plain English Satin,
printed Cass,me,es aud figured ChaIly Veslings
la,ee stock Of r,oh aud beautiful styles.
London Weltings, superior white aud figured
MMscIles do. "a large and desirable assortment.
su M M 4 IL w "A IL.
Black Bombaane. OF the very finest quality,
Plan, Willcd aud Grape faced summer Cloths.
Black thihci Cloth OF the finest quality.
Beautiful ribbed and PLAIN linrh Dtngs.
Fancy Gamhroons, new aud most fashionable ar,i-
Gle ion panaloops.
Stoekingnelt. ribbed do do do.
Doe Skin, do do do. &c. &c.
large assortment of superior Trimmings.
Plain aud twillcd pocket Ilandke,chicls, splendid
gum elastic Suspcndrrs silk nett Shirts aud Diew
crs, fashionable SaJin Bo,dc,ed aud plain silk I'm
brellas.
Genlldmen's embroidered black satin neck Scarts.
English twllled Giavats, Tenants and Winchcsicf's
satin aud bombaxnc Stocks, ,bband style do. for FAT
MIN. black goat skin Gloves, of superior quality, Ii
ncn Guitars and plain and rufllcd linen Bosoms,
gcnilcmcu's silk halt Hose, &c. *. x.
Also, supply Of superior Needles and Tailors'
Measures.
focethcr with many articles not enumerated, all
Of which will be sold upon the most favorable
terms.
April 22 its
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s e. III Il NJ l.

Along with great number OF $50. $50 500, &c &c.
Whole Tickets in this magnificent Scheme only
Sl0-Halves $5-Qnaue,s 81 30.
For sale at BOOKER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
~ Ye Country men ye Canal men ye 1olon
men B,ys and Girls! one and all, gtee CALI and
take Pr1,e at ...,
THENEW AND LUCKY OFFICE.
~ Orders from the country for Tickets drawn ny
d. s. Gregory & Co. in all Virgin'a Schemes, tac-
,omp,n,,d nv cash or Prize Tckets,) pro nptly and
coLfideutlaly attended to, when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lyncbburg, Va
~ My customers may always depend on see,
ing the numbers of every Lottery ~ wmlch
,,,A so soon as the Official List 81 tue Drawing is
,a.o;vsd H. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
OBITUARY..

Died on the 23d ult at the residence o, MS SON
fWm NJ Shnemlker.) in the County ot Campbeh'
ZrpEKIAH SHOEMAKER, aged 81 years, formerly oil
The county Of Amherst. where he resided Tor many
wears respected and esteemed by all who knew MN
Mr.. Shoemaker one Of the heroes OF the he'o.
luton, who fought and bled for his country sc"oSe
He was buried with military honors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
Sion the Runaway
from the subscriber on me oth inst
X WILLIAM ELLIOTTE,

an apprentice TO the Copper smith an" i,nne,
business He is about l8 years old. stout wei, aue'
large nose. mick lips, and had on b'ne cioth c"a'
and striped Cassnett PatIaoons. Twill, give toe
Dau1ys reward for his apprehension and delivery to
me in Lynchburg. forwarn all persons nom ' .,
bourins or employing him, as am Determined ~
put the law 10 force against all offenders ,cr
r'' " THOMAS o. AGREE.
o. The Lewisburg Enquirer will copy the ABOVE
three times, and forward its account 70 'ns ''"'s'
MaN Ii
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RED HOUSE TAVERN,
(lNrIO{l4 EOHlsfM, VI.

49,, THIS ESTABLISHMENT is now I'M
EAn der the management OF Mr. William +. tiar-
.l..H- yey, who is well qualified to attend TO 1t. l
pledge myself 10 my former friends and patrons. tina,
he will keep a good Table, Bar and stable,
with choice selection of the Good THINGS which
our country affords. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Maya I'm II
- The Richmond Country Wing and Rich
mond Enquirer will please insert the above one month
(nner form and forward their to this OF
fee.
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TINE subscriber begs leave to inform her file nds
4 and the public. that she has removed from
the lower to the second story Of the tenement which
she occupies: she begs also to state, that she has
associated with her lady every way qualified to con-
duct both branches OF her business and engages to
execute all orders with which they may be favored,
with neatness and punctualny. Her friends and
customers in the country are respectfully invited to
call on her. Entrance through the alley.
II. HEFFERNAN.
NAYS ifl1J
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We have "A large quantity of SPUN CoTroN, which
can be sold about present, Factory prices.
In offering the present LARGE STOCK OF HooDs !"
the public, can safely say 1t is superior to any
heretofore offered by us, aud we doubt whether I'm
amount and varety,) It is surpassed by many IN up
per Nireinia
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PEDLARS and
all others who buy 10 sell again, will do well to give
US a cali rs we can sell them many articles as low as
they could buy them in the United States.
j. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
AnriIt w2mIt
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100 Ncgrcs Wanted.

WISH to purchase 100 LIKELY NEGROES
OF both SEXES. itou, 10 TO % yeats 81 age. Pet
sons having such property iot sale, viii do well 10
call on me- as nm wiling to give the highest Cash
pflcc gwen any where in the State. M, HART.
May 10
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MARRIAGE.

Married on the Cd inst. at Forest Hill, Amherst
county, by the Rev. Mr. Sale. ALExANRtR DuvAL,
Esq. of Richmond, to Miss ELIZA NJ, daughter OIL
William Nj. Waller, Esq.
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4 TaCireui, Superior Court of Law and Chan
n Gerry, continued aud held Tor the County OF
Amherst, At the Courthouse, on "Wednesday, the
| OH day Of Awi 1889
William Nc Dauiel plaintiff
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IfrgilliN state Lottery,

or the benefit of the Petersburg Mechanics Asso-
citation.
CLASS No. 3, Tor 1889
To be dra,rn al Aierandria. Saturday The llM
dan Of Man, 1889. The Dratoine wW be receired
al his Office on Wednesdays The 5h inst. at 90
clock, Il. ~.
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u.RDxyAvE 4 SADDLERY,


WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are
w now opening large and very splendid sup
ply OF
Kard,CNre, SaHdfery, Coach
.HNferiHlS, &c.,
b,cb we are determined TO sell Al the lowest prices
The Hardware consists IN part of Building Materials
of every variety. Carpenters and Smiths Tools, Ca
nal Shoyels Picks and Matocks, Scythes, Chains,
Keules Coffee Mills, Castings, Iron, Steel TIN
Plate, &c. &c.
SA Dbl Il R Y.
Saddle Trees Hog Skins. Sheep Skins Buck Skins,
Yelling SKINS. Bits and Strrurs, Buckles Webb,
,racks, Saddles Silk, Whipsocks. Sadilers
Tools. Bosses Martingale Hooks and Rugs, aud a
great variety of other articles IN this line, many oil
which are of very superior quality
Coach Makers Materials.
Sprinps. Steps. Axles, Bows, Hub Bands, Joints.
Dash Frames Lamps. Laccs and Frlnges, Moroc-
co Skins and Patent Leather, Hinges, Coach handles
and Locks, and Plated Brass and Silver Moulings
We invite the attention OF purchasers TO our Goods
As we are disposed to offer both in price and qualify
very great inducements.
THURMAN &c SCHOOLFIELD.
The Abingdon Statesman. Lexington, (Va.) Ga
zeue. Danvile Reporter and Fmcaslle Democrat
Wi, insert the above twice, (nner form, land orwart
! their accorn's to this office
| April 90 hH
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,NESId.gL I1'STRI.HE.v7S ri..

Vlolins, d. G. & +. Flutes. Flies, CIaronets, Ac
cordans, Flaselets, Octave Flnes, Bass Nios, Nio-
lin Strings, some directly Imported hom Naples,
Bows and Pegs, Guitar Strings, etc. Part OF these
far superior Ia any offered IN thls market
NJ + ID G | S , Surgeon and Dental
Instruments, OILS, dry fancy, water and velvet col
ors Dye stutls, Brushes, etc. etc. For sale at
pleasing prices by lsOWEl. DAVIES.
Nav 10 fits
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CHAMPAGNE WINE, Etc.

AhhAPlN, Moet. Hebc, Anchor, Goblet. Gre
ole, Pocshontas. Buffaior. Lion. Constitution.
L'li, Lafayette, A. Y. q. D., jolly x Co., Baochus.
E'eie key, Wabaum. Ueidseirk & Co, Heart.
s sun aud Sparkling Hook. Sparkling Burgundy.
,hahbeftin. Barsae. Santufne BE. Rich lruty au-
,hcnticaled. W IN l. = genuine and original
btands nInxllI III N. LII ,,,..l,t.
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UNITE .s.s.D RED Wives. viz

iHdefias, Shrrries. medium 10 fifty aud one hun
uted and ten { classes, Lisbon. Msmsey. Sanos
temperance; .Muscatel, 1encrltle. Common and
True Mnlagas. White and Red Hermitage. L,nch's.
LeonsIlle. Latour. ST. Julien, aud other choice and
medium Chrets, Opouo Company, and pure Juice
fott Wine burgundy, rinta. Old White Pou. etc
BRANDlES. Girs and old Batavia Arrack, oil
the most choice qualities
CORDlALS, w, White aud Oangc Curraso
Ahsynthe, Marasohno de Zefa, Aunezeue kirsehen.
"dsser etc. from the forest of Nor all hp top dual
lty
PORTER x ALE, ,is. London double Brown
o'" .. ~ ana Porter nnd faron aud Scotch ALE.
or"AhS, VIZ Havana, Principe aud Regala
S':"'ne and OF The first order
IL u =, Jams, JclliCs, West
India sweet Meats Pepper Sauce. French, Ameri.
can aud London Mustard, Cu,re Powder. etc.
TABLE OIL and SALT VIZ :-Lynch's best
Lucca Table OIL, aud pure Salad aud Olive Oil. in
tasks and bottles, and Woodrun's refined Table
Salt
PICKLES, PRESERVES, Brandy Fruits.
Olives, Capers, Anehovies, Sndnes IN Oh, etc, all
fresh and II he finest quality.
FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY in
great variety. part q cdci The most superior quality.
TEAS, CHOCOLATE. etc, Of medium aud ex-
ira fine qualities. ion families.
GUNS. PISTOLS. Knives, Pencils, Snuff Box
es. sporting Powdtr, etc. etc. many OF these will
compare adyanag eousy with like articles in any
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against
Nelson G. Dawson aud Dahncy Ware, Executors
of George Me Daniel. Scn'r., deceased, James Tns-
ley. Sen'r. aud Lucy his WIFE, Edward aud Robert
T,nsley, Executors o David l'nsley. deceased, Am.
hrose Rucker, William Wnte aud Rosamond his
wife, John Coleman. Sheriff OF Amherst. and rs such
Administrator oi George II. Bnlord, deceased. An
derson Ware and Cynth.a his WIFE, John NJ Edwards
William Jones and Lucy ms wife. William T,rcc
aud Frances his wife, Alexander Tmsley Anderson
Tinsles, Thomas Clement and Rose ms WIFE, Mer-
Ill Nj. White aud Judy hlswllc. John Malone and
Lucinda his wife. Watt Bailey and Dolly his WIFE
Robert T'nsley, Administrator Of George Nj. Tins
ley, deceased, Mildred Tnsey. Administrative, aud
Joseph Iusley. Admnislratorni Hanisler Tiuslry
deceased, Benjamin NoWell, Executor of Spencer
Newell, deceased, Nelson Dawson, late Shcr.
I'll OF Amherst and as such Administrator OF John
Ware, deceased, Thomas N. Eubank, Adminislrn
,or of Hal Carter. deceased Nelson G., DAwson. Ad-
mlnlsiralor do bonis non with the viii annexed OF
George Mcdaniel, deceased, and john Me Daniel,
Deiendants
George Mcdaniel, Plaintiff,
against
Henry W. Qna,lcs, Administrator dc bonis non
wuh The will auucNttot George Nc Daniel decea-
s,d, aud William Mcdaniel and Lindsay McD,Licl
his sufellcs, Defendants,
IL CHhNCERY.
On motion OF the plaintiff Gcora y, Danei, BE-
Counsel the Report of COMMISSIONER GARLAND,
made IN these causes pursuant To order OF the 5h
day of September, 1888 is tecomallted 10 the
COMMISSIONER together with the exceptions fled
thereto, for HIM To consider and report thereon.
Copy-restt,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, CLERK.
ConmissloNrn's OFFICE,
23d day OF Arnl, 1889. !
The raities interested in the foregoing case. are
hereby noufsd that have appointed the Goth day
Of Juue neN, cary said order Into fleet, winch
day, ut the hour Of ten O'Clock IN tie moiuine, they
required To attend ~ my Office, at Amherst
Courthouse, with copies OF O6ce papers, tht, ac-
counts, vouchers &C. pr pared Tor evan nation aud
settlement JAMES L. GARLAND, Conr.
May 10 Win
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To Merchants.
HAVE RECEIVED n large assortment
IkOOlS 4, ansl shoes

Boots and Shoes,
which were purchased for CASH. under such cir.
cnn'sianees will enable mo 10 supply whole sale
dealer. as low. and probably lower than they usually
pa, in Northern Cues
Also, have on hand an extensive supply Of Fur,
h"ssla Wool and Pnlm-le HATS, ut prices To
please those who purchase to sell again. Whole.
sale and retail purchasers are solicited 10 give my
stoch an Examination. JOHN g. MEEM.
Nav IL "a, Al "a,
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itjA LII T. l -, Il GIeal N'ft'y'
MOUSLIN DE LANES at 2s. 3D.. per yard.
Printed Cainbricks, Lawns and Mus
Inns, from Is. Cd.
10 the finest
Callcoes,a great variety, very cheap,
Ginghams, | entire case AT Is. per ward,
20 bales Cotton Cloth from Cd. 10 Is. per yard,
Bleached do from Cd. to Is. Cd. per yard,
entne bales German Buraps bought oil The I'M
porter and very low prices.
Gotten Oznabnrgs. a large lot al Cd.
Plaid and striped Domeslics. for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes, from s.. 10 the best Ind, al y. sd
Mems Bows and Misses do do
Ble,ched and brown Linen Drlllings
Summer Cloths Ermnets Grippe Lasting anu
Cambles, Gambroons, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan
keen, brown Linens aud Cassneres, OF every quail
ily and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth very superior article
for pentlemeu's Summer Goats.
Blue black and invisible green Cloth entirely new
and unusually low.
Veslings, splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, for gentlemen.
60 doz Palm Leaf do Cd.
| case Florence BRAID Bonnets, very fine
| do Nuns do new style
Besides great variety OF Fancy Articles such as
Gloves, Hosiery. Scarls, Fancy llandkeicbieis, &c
&c all OF which will be sold very cheap, Tor cash
RITRTON X ROBES.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
81 % % Nd -
ASSORTMENT COMPEE1E.
Our stock Of spring u summer
a CD - I'D -

I S now fully 10 hand, and is offered 10 the public
j rs the cheapest aud most desirable we have ever
before exhibited.
As our Goods were selected and purchased with
great care, WHEREVER and IN WHATEVER
WAY they could lie bought 10 the best advantage,
(whethcr PRIVATELY, at Auction, or of the
Importers and NJ anufacturcrs
themselves we nal;tr ourselves we shall be able to
o0,r an assortment as general and as well suited
both to the tastes well the purses ol our fienos
aS any other IhIs m market.
Oar Stock is very large, and consists in part oflhe
folloans
Black, blue black and culoicd 5 l l. X : plain
and 6g'd,
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ENLOUR-A superior lot of good Mountain Flour,
T. for sale by HUNT & MARTIN.
Nays Is
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esvrEeR Nnd Rf0gces Seeds.

A flesh aud lu assortment OF D. LanJ,eih'
~ Garden and Flower SEEDS Just como 10 hand
and for sale by X. STaBLER.
March IL On, ,f
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GROCERIES,.
LYNCIIBUEG COTTON YARN.

We keep constantly on hand good assortment 0
Loafand Brown Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Salt &c &c
,ira
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BO.v.V'ETS! HO.e.yE rs /.

USf received, One case Florence Braid bonnets
" OF tho latest shapes,
NICHOLS & BELL.
Nav IL OF
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Unusually large supply Of
SIsRE.V1s GOODS,

Unusually large supply Of
SI'REyG GOODS,
Just received AT the Store Of
-. y. run WIS n DIEEEL
NAE BEG LEAVE TO call the attention of the
w public al large, to our very heavy Stock o
Dry Goods, Groceries, shoes. Hats, Bonness,
Combs, Hardware, P"rnseis, Umbrellas, Ac. Ac.
THESE GOODS were selected by our senior part
ncr, with great care, in New York. Philadelphia aud
- baltimore, and bought for CASH, aud will be sold
=, e., VA proht FOR CASH ONLY.
English, French, Italian a. Ger
man s.OSds.
In Foreign Staple and Fancy Goods our assert
ment isvcry extensive, oonslsllng N part oi super
fine CLOTHS, blue, black, all shades of green,
brown &e.
Cassimeres PLAIN. striped aud ribbed
Vrsugs fall descriptions;
Efminciic. Lasting, PIinccua, &c, for boys and
mems Clothes;
4 Auction Lots French Bombazinc, black and old
at 4 per yard
3 do. black and cold. Silks, PLAN aud zig from
50 cents To & per yard
Printed Lawns Muslins, Cambiios. &c. for ladies
Dresses;
Ginghams, plain and plaid. upcommonlly low;
500 pieces Callcocs (cqual 10 J5, 900 ysrds) from
] o cents 10 % 3D. perynrd;
White Muslin Goods, to wit Jaconct, Swiss, Book
Muslin, &c.;
Laces Edeings aud Inscftincs;
Cotton Fringcs large lot from a. L. to U.s. per ard
200 7 uasos. the cheapest in market;
Umbrellas, a large stock some yciy superior;
Ribbons, general assortment, Luslrng, Gauze, dc.
Bell Ribbons, Velvci do. plain and fg'd.,
Gloves, fine supply OF SILK, KID, Isle Thread. &c
Stockings and Hose. very extensive assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
american Cotton anil VsOOlen
q q d ID -

In Domestic Goodswe are prepared TO offer nan
GAINS as our Stock Laid IN before the late ad
vance ia Cotton aud Wool.
~, q mud 3 4 brown aud beachcd Shitiugs;
Sheeungs, brown aud bleached;
Brown Dninas aud Cotton Oznaburgs;
l3earhed Dnlllngs ioi Corsets, a Fl o article;
Bed Tlckings, some superior;
Apron Checks Furniture do;
PlAlds aud Stripes for female servants;
Kentucky Jeans, PLAID Cassinels;
Blankets, large lot inr Boat Covers, &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
Now look at her List OF Lotteries
TO BE DE.EJ9.s' 7EsTS WEEK!
NOnOngalia Academy Lottery,
Fake all kinds Of notice

7Hata FRESHSUPPLl or TICKETS IN
The aenjfcent Scheme beo,e, teH be receired by THIS
DAYS MAIL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are
w now opening large aud very splendid sup
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-13
BOnncts, Artificial Flowers, lsana
uROxeS. &c,


In the above branches OF our business the assert
ment is complete. As part of the Table Ware
we have German Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Nj
article becoming IN general USE and almost equal IL
appearance and durability TO real Silver