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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-21

AZ CONCERT.-Mr. & Mrs. Hermann pro-
pose 10 give Concert of vocal Music at Armory
Hall. on tomorrow evening, as will be seen BY the
advertisement. Our citizens and visitors will no
doubt gladly avail themselves of the opportunity
to hear these distinguished vocallsts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-21
NOVEL EXHIBITION.
O. FOR THIS D.4I. owl Y:

NHE ladies and gentlemen Of Newport and lis
Il vicinity, are respectfully informed that the
following Exhibition will open at ARMORY
HAIL, Tor two days only--TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY. Aug Goth aud 2ist
First The ALBiNO LADY, Miss Suour.-
She is probably the best specimen OF the Albino ev.
er offered in this any other part of the world.
Also, Mr. O'CLaNcY, the IRISH GIANT, from
the county of Wicklow, ireland. lie stands seven
feet two inches.
Also, two LILLIPUTIANS. or men in miniature
one 20 years old, the other 43 years old, and weigh.
ing about a. pounds each, in perfect form.
| Mr.. DAVIDSON Fancy Glass Blower, who stands
| nnrivaed in his profession in the United States.
Open day and evening Admittance % cents
children nnder no. half rrice
Aug. H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-21

Of doing Son her doing which he (the
strangely would be ready for the other two.
With a GOODNESS and courage that is difficult
TO conceive of in a woman, she did as directed,
and The robber who received the money fell
dead at her feet. Another instant and the
strangers bullet had ioored a second robber.
The third attempted escape. but was over'aken
at the gate by the stranger, and fell under the
thrust Of his knife
As soon as practicable the neishbors were
alarmed and on washing the paint from the
faces of the dead robbers, the one killed by the
lady proved to be her own husband, and the
other two a couple OF her near neighbors.
Such is the story in substance. As before
stated, il comes in letter from a lady whose
credibility we are willing 10 vouch. II error
existed in the statement, either the writer of the
letter was misinformed or we have been mos'
egreglously hoaxed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-08-21

Lottery authorised by the State ef Nary
land 10 erect a Topn Hall and other
pubhe buildings in the city Of Bal
timore- Class l for 1899.
To be positively drawn in the city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY Sept. 25th, 1889, ut 4
o'clock, P. NJ. under the superintendent of
Commissioners.
d. S. GREGORY & CO, Managers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

/ for lieut. governor, and Daniel Baldwin for
treasurer, resolution was passed thanking
the everlasting candidate for having lasted
so long; and the young mems Great STATE
Conrention adjourned
A few gentlemen who had come all the
way for great ways" in order TO Get deliv.
cred OF speeches. met in the evening at the
house. We could not afford to listen any
longer, and passed among the absent The
speeches MS we have heard them reported,
seemed designed exclusively for the party.
The Harrisburgh mob was sworn upon the
Whigs-the u. s. Bank had got all the gov
eminent money--the subireasurers who
had run away were all Wings, &c &c
! And said the orator, perceiving his
assertions ruher too broad for the outlets Of
some Of his bearers" and il it is doubled,
there are hundreds prescnt-abem" -lool-
ing round upon his Two dozen henrers)-
" there are good many present who will
testifyto tue same"
The rufile shirt demagogue 1--WE mean
democraD from Yergennes, said be was
glad to get out into democratic ar--he liv.
ed IN federal hole. and liked once in a
while 10 get out and meet democratic face.
Here he very modestly Nashed and some OF
the democratic faces looked littIe sd-but
the gentleman from Needham" did not say
encore
The whole process Of getting up and pas
sing of this Convention, is a practical CONF
mentary upon the truth OF The sentiment
that
When one turns the hill,
IT'S rapid going down. We climb by steps
BY strides we reach The boiiomp
Middiebary Press
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

love mine ensmies, as the topper said ven
he Rugged a jug ofrum-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

Melancholy Aecideut-The Quebec
Gazette says that a canoe attempting 70
cross the St. Lawrence, from Point Levi,
with twenty passengers, was upset by float.
ing ice in the river, and sixteen persons we,e
arowxed. ''f
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-08

The steam packet Shearwater, on her
passage from Liverpool 10 Dublin, discoy-
ereda child floating about, upon plank.
The capa,in Of The steamer steared towards
him, and picked him up; and next day he
was in Kingston in good health. He was a
boy Of about six years Of age, and says
both his parents were lost in one the Liv-
erpooland New York packet ships wreck
ed in the late awful hurricane. and thinks
he was at least Ave hours floating on the
water. H9lsfn 3i3NW 3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
Oct Z
FOR SALE.

nETERMlNE to remove 10 Texas, shall
~ offer for sale at Amherst CT. lilo. at pubic
auction on Monday 2lst inst. that being Court
day, The following Lots, viz:
The Tavern Lot containing between IL and IL
acres and the appeudages, Stables. Garden, Grass
Lots &c. The private House AT present reside IN
with the buildings attached. this contains 81 acres
Two store houses, aud five unmpfoved Lots three
adjoining the pubic square, suitable tor mechanic
shops, and two beautiful Lots suitable Tor private
residences. one conIauiug 81 acres the o'hef n
aires. Possession given of The unimproved lots I'M
mediately the Others on the lsi January next. II
the purchaser of the Tavern or private dwelling wish
es To add either. the plantation adjoining oil 3oo
acres will be added at fair price
For all sums of $500 or less a credit OF twelve
mouths between 500 and $1,000 one and two years,
and all $1,000 one, two and three years, equal
instruments.
For the above property Negroes at fair price or
Texan Lands well secured, will be taken IN part, or
n .eevenths of The whole property
At the time and place. one Negro woman
and three hide gitIs, her daughters for cash or ne
gotiabe paper al 60 days. Also three year old
bIooded F,lly, cy American Eclipse, dam Gohanna'
&c. &c. &c. JAMES POWELL.
Oct II t2lO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
A new line of Coaches,

From Lynchburs to Daege,s Dib,elrs) Spring
via the Natural Bridge, Tuesday next. the 2nd dan
0tJuty. Until further notice, we shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al hall
after four A. NJ, and arrive Dbrells the same eve
n'nss, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dbrell's after breakfast. and reach the
White Sulphur abont 5 o'clock, p NJ. Visilers to
the Springs by this line will thus be relieved from,
y night travel and reach the White Sulphur or
>'sewiSburs, IN two days from Lynchburg. The
turnpike now finished quite to its intersection with
the Lexington and Covingon Road. and III addi-
ton 10 tho general novelty aud splendid scenery ii
Affords we would mention as peculiar objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage hrough not
'he Blue Ridge, along the margin Of James River
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal, u
beautiful prospect-he Natural Bridge which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth "trip across the Allan.
tic TO view-an Hast bat not least, Dagcers Springs.
Kept BY Chs. l.. DbrelI, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
ne Undersigned intending TO give their persona
s'en.'on to this line, confidently promise travel
1ers hrst rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare pains
themselves to satisfy then passengers
WIN. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
,EREISK SALE.

10y virtue Of "a tiust deed executed on The Goth
I'D day Of March, 1928 by Robert Tinsley and
judith his wife, TO Thomas K. Brown and The sub
sc,ber for purposes therein expressed and OF record
in The clerks office OF amherst county, Will proceed
to sell on the premises cash, al public auction on
THURSDAY the 3Isi dav of October, Tract OF Land
yed in said deed, containing four hundred and
forfy fire acres lying in the counties OF Amherst and
Rockblldge. and adjoining the lands ct David >.
Garland and others The undersigned will convey
such tile only as is vested in him rs Trustee.
J. ID. NJ URRELL,
Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

the nnsnllicd honor of Virginia the triumph "'
party. The esteem Of the people, and the approba
ton OF ones cons, fence, ia a neb reward.
Thomas :. Ghoson, Esq.--From the promise OF
his youth the hopes OF rpened age may be safely M
dulged in. GIs unansw,,ahle circular has shed
light through benehicd district In him we re-
cognze an able and efficient advocate Of republican
government.
Hon Francis Mallory; His able and manly
course has won Tor hun tho esteem Of yiruons aud
intelligent people. When office holdrrs aud office
seekers cease To NEEDLE IN elections, then will he
receive the reward of his merit
William X. Johnson, Esq,-tlis political debut
was marked by deviation 10 orthodox pfine pies
--Iime has taught him TO e"nhde IN their efficacy
Tor good.
The following letters of invitation, addressed 10
the COMMITTEE, sevcfaily read ON the occasion :.
RICHMOND, Sept. &C, 1899.
Gentlemen: lave been absent from home "a an
excursion 10 the Springs ever since the 18Th August.
and did moi return t last evening. knowing with
VIVA, raplduy should move from one watering
place 10 another, left no dnseons for forwarding
letters TO the attempt 10 do might IN eli ct
postpone my receipt Of them. The consequence
has been, that your letter OF the oath August inviting
ne 10 the dinner which the Wings ol Southampton
propose 10 give 10 Nj, ttqohan aud Gen. Pegram.
n Jerusalen,, the 2nd ui October did not cone tn
hand until This morning.
j, would ha,p afforded me Tho ifncst pleasure 10
unite with NY brother Wings oil Southampton III
ibis testimony OF resprct,o these ecu,lemen--bo,h
Of whom arc objects Ia of the highest and mnst
cordial esteem. But Gnd myself occupied with IN
dispensihle business requiring immediate despatch
so that II Will be impossible ioI me 10 reach Jerusalem
~ time. | am compelled, most reluctantly, todecnc
your invitation.
subjn,n u toast which beg ,on propose To the
COMPANY name that Is II this letter should get
10 hand IN good time;
The Hhe Portg-Lct us take for our guide the
prudent and maxim OF the Wings of the Rcyo-
lnuon--"Un,led we stand, divided we fail"
am, gentlemen. wlth respect.
Your OBJ sefy't, Is. ". LEIGH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

Gentlemen Your letter Of the 2tlh August, IN
siing me 10 public dinner. 10 be gwen To General
James w. Pegfam aud James Il. Urqutarl. Esq ,
on Wednesday, The 2nh day OF Oetobrr, Was not. IN
consequence OF pioitaeicd abs.nt q liom home re-
oeved unil few days ago. Owing 10 controlling
engagements under which am, 10 be nj Mathews
Superior Court on thai very day, shall be drn,ed
the pleasure OF awaiting myself OF your invitation.
For both the gentlemen whom you design TO honour
entertain the warmest esteem aud most sincere re-
spcci; aud no man more cordially desired Their sue.
IN the late canvass lhnn myself. recognize IN
both Republicans pi the Old School. who. Wings III
prime ple, will never bend the knec 10 Bah. The
voice OF the People" has been said Ia be "he yon q
81 Cod, aud so may be 10 lis poienlialhy but Nc
may be permitted 10 doubt tie resemblance IA point
Of wisdom, when II rejects lrom Tie public councils
those who would do oatle Tor the Constitution aud
Laws IN favour Of popular iights, aud III opposition
10 concentrated moualchlc roNor. II, however,
such has bren the N the Petersburg District,
and Ia the County OF Southampton, we have reason
inler from opposite results ~ other portions OF The
State that Virginia WILDE what She has been through
the greater portion Of her history, The unerrifed and
uncomproInsing advocate II fee principles and
sound Republican doctrines.
! pray each Of You, gentlemen. 10 accept The ten
der OF my best thanks Tor tie complimentary man
ner in which you have been pleased 10 alluda 10 my
public services AID, IN lieu oil my personal presence,
10 make acceptable 10 The company The subjolned
sentiment:
Pilgrim Presidents and Trdreiiing Cabinets, -
The fruitful on,pr'ug oftbs second Presidential
tenn. One term. and no ie.electon--leb best inter
esls Of tie County demand twill not The popular
sulIage decree IL IN ls4D
| have tie honour to BIO
Your most OBJ servant,
JOHN TYLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
AccoMAcK e.. H.. Sept, 22nd, 1899.

Gentlemen | regret that IL will not be IN my
power TO unite with vou Jerusalem on the 2nd OF
October next in tesufying the respect aud admira-
tIou due from the "Opposltion party, generally, to
the and services OF ynur esteemed fellow citi-
zrns, Geal James w. Pegtam and James II.
Ufouhar Esq have not The honor Of ~ personal
I acau,ntance with those gentlemen, but have often
heard OF them IN The field" doing battle not for
The spoHs" but oi liberty, not Tor conquest merely,
but Tor Their Country. They have fought not only
where victory doubtful, but where defeat was al
most certain aud slll like he braves aud best
will, have .'loughi on" To the death. God speed
their arms in future conflicts. and may the past but
have hardened their limbs in "lreedonI's battles"
which are ..nerer-ncuer--neuer lost :" gracious,
priceless truth, which has inspired neryed aud slim
uiard me for years inevery contest with the foe
which has pu she'd aud sustained me onward 10 the
part have been obliged to bear 10 public life, and
which has and will forever preserve me from despair
Ing of the Republic. When they have irlnmphed,
| have never yiclded--when they have advanced.
have never relreated-when they have grappled.
have never cried fr quariefs-~hen they have shout
ed, have shouted black aga,n'-when they have
relaxed, | have pressed The harder on--whcn they
have overcome, it but TO renew the fight again
So let ireem"n steady stand, or STRIVING ail,"
If the struggle hard and desperate let the motto Of
erery solder be that OF Mdlerai Lundy's Lane-"FH
o whether all must be lost.
am not WE'LL and very busy. or | would do more
than thank you Tor your Kind compliments aud invi-
ration, aud send you Toast:
Tennessee and Ipdtdaa.--lf the enemy have made
breach there repar H. and capture pirginia.
am, gentlemen, devotedy Yours,
II. A, WISE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
Mouyr ArHos, CAMPBELL COUNTY,


Gentlemen: regret that l caunot have the graf
ifcation OF meeting the Wings Of Southampton. al
the dinner IL be gwen by them TO Genl }. w. Pc
gam AID Mr. j. b. Urquhan. 10 which they haye
through you rendered me so kind an invitation. Did
crcumsi ances admit of my return to the ioweI coun-
try in tin,e, would gladly avail myself OF the occa-
sion evince the respect entertain tor the estna.
bic gentlemen, whose virtues and talents have won
for them this public and honorable token OF approba-
ton Far more honorable TO them under the cloud
which, temporarily, trust, obscures their political
prospects than had fortune seconded the zeal aud abll-
ny with which they maintained theft cause. Honor
receive for while the world Indifferent 10 the means
employed, is ever ready to obrude its lulso,ne aud
suspicious homage 90 those who aitaln elevated sta
! tons, rarely does unsuccessful merit, struggling
with adversely, attract its notice. Reverses must be
often anticipated by those who strive against the
usurpatons Of dominant party especially OF par
tfy wluch adhefes To men, regardless al measures o
Principles -openly CLAIMS I'll. Offices aud l.easues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

WI ElTTERs.-The perectly safe, uneeriug, and
cess almost, species OF disease by the use
OF Moats Life Medicines, longer experiment. as
ference the experience OF many thousands patients VIII sa
nctory prove During the present month of April alone,
nearly one hundred knowledge Of Mr.
Mofu where the patient has TO all appearance, effected
permanent by the exclusive and udcious OF the Lie
hlclcines-some of these had been considered he
yond all hope by their medical attendants Such hurpy results
"a great pleasure Mr. NJ and inspire him with
confidence recommend The use OF his medicines TO ms
fellow CirIzens.
The Life Medicines are purely Vegetable prepnrarion-
They mild and pleasant their operation and the
time hooug lacng rapidly upon the secreuons OF the -
with and purifying the blood. For this reason, in
ted OF Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give fee IN
shorter space OF time than 5ny other prescription" In reye
and Ague ntummatory rheumatism, Fevers OF every de-
scrpton Sick Headaches Heartburn, Dizziness i'll the heas
Pu in the Chest Flaulency impaired appetite and IN eve
disease from npurity oil the blood or disorder
ed state Of the stomach the OF these Medicines has always
proved be doubt greatly superior to any Other mode
All that Mr. Mo asks Of his patients is to be particular III
taking them strictly according 10 the directions not by
thing that he him eli may IN Their
favor that hopes gain credit 1t alone by the results
fair trial Is the reader invalid and does he wish to
So him Gull send MIR. Moats Office 500 Broad" ny
and procure copy Of the Good Samaritan published era.ni
tously lie will there find enumerated very many extraofd
of cure aud perhaps some exactly similar 10 ms
own. Sold wholesale aud retail :, Al,
For additional particulars oil the above Medicines see no'
fats Good Samaritan" copy of which accompanies the
medicine copy always be ounsd of the different A.
gents who have the medicine for sale.
French German and Spanish directions cah be obtained Oh
application The Office, 575 broadway ;.
| prrpnmd and sold by WILLIAM b. MoFFAT. 375
Broadway, New York. liberal deduction made 10 those
AerNrs-Thc Life Medicines may also be had Of any Of the
principal Druggists every town shr"uGh9nt Inc dp phe
nix Bitters am; lut fac siile oil Jon Moha ssi
upon the alc Of each bottle OF Buffers OF ooA o
For sale by the following agents;
b Dr.. J. !. f + RoYALl, Lxnohburs. Va.
e. l. BID IN' .I2n
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.June27
A'afSGE SUPPLY or
FALL GQOnS.


AZ NoW receiving my Fall supply of GooDs,
"h'ch VIII comprise The largest assortment offer
.u ny me III 'h's market, and as many of the Goods
nave oeen purchased under peculiar circumstances,
~. ~ co"hdenct IN being able to offer some excellent
C,Is.s' especially IN the following articles Broad
o'o'"s ana Casslmcres, French and English Meri-
Sps' o'aek Italian Lustrings, Calicoes, Blankets.
FLANNEIS.
IN "a" oher some fine bargains in white, red and
yellow Flanncs.
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
large lot purchased, a job will he sold cheap.
CLOAKS.
"a, large assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemens
ooth' Camblet and Merino
==-.. FUR CAPS.
large assortment. some worth 500.
A., CLOTHING. IA
will STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
unusually Large, and will comprise almost
aicle ol dress with handsome assortment Of
oInad Cloth, Pilot and Beaver over Goats.
eIsons wishing 10 purchase will do well to call
81. p..nu"ds'ns. NJ. HART.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold a, public auction, o" ' az ,"e
op Suck Creek, on which nov reside. Tie tract
contains between 40 and $50 acres. 1t lies
well, and produces Corn. Tobacco aud SMALL grain
very WE'LL 1t has a large body of good plre timber
and is in good heart considerable portion OF the
land having rested several years. without being
p,azed Ii adjons the lands Of Capt. Wihers Ed
mund Johns, deed, and others. The Improvements
,Rs.ssss are good dwelling house With six rooms
E;;;l lately repaired, meat house, negro houses,
I'LL tobacco houses. stables, DC.
The sale will be FOR cash, subject TO claim of
John b. Cabell, amounting, with charges attendant,
to Sl2l4 10 be paid him the day Of safe which
will be positively made on the 9Th OF November
unless the nclemeucy Of the weather should prevent
attendance. a. >. HENRI.
Oct 81 tSN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

A MONG our stock are to be found some very
n handsome Silk Goods viz:
Plain blk and blue blk Gro de Maps and Lustrngs
Blue blk fg'd Gro de Maps and G'o de Aires.
Plaid aud fig'd Gro de Maps, coils. aud quail
lies.
Plain and fg'd. Satins new style and elegant.
Bonnet aud other most beautiful Ribbons.
Trimming Velvcts nsstd colors.
Chenelle Cord aud SIX Velvet Ribbon.
Silk aud Cheneile Fringes variety of colors a
part bought at auction and viii be sold very low by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24
Three hundred assd tsvesue .FCves,

living 10 Amherst county. on the Glade road lead
ing from Lynchbnrg Ia the Folly, aud about fifteen
m les from Lynchburg, and al ons The lands Of
DIR. Robert Wing field, Col. Gnoch, Wiley Cunp-
hell aud others. The Mines dug by Z. Chswell IN
the year l720, will show 10 persons who will
first view the premises that the estate will be vaua-
BILE to Ierspns of capital, the New \ ork Copper
Mines Company having already been working those
NJ mes one mile from, this Farm. and have got plenty
OF Copper Ore, which they have sent on 10 England
TO explore the Copper Mines in this great body OF
metal in this region Of county Que hundred and
fifty Acres of which is heyy tmbered, tobacco land
DOT surpassed by any the county d the cleared land
in good ofinprovment, which the present crop
will show lo itself. This Land lies remarkably well
and is abuudanty watered. The Improvements are
good framed Dwelling House, l6 by 36 feet, with two
good brick chmneys, all nearly new and all other out
houses necessary, with good Orchard OF choice
fruit trees Also all my Stock OF Horses, Cattle,
Sheep. Hogs all my Crop Of Corn Wheat. Oats,
! Tobacco, Fodder Shucks. Straw, all my Pianta-
lion. Utensils with my Household and Kitchen
! Furniture. Terms will be liberal aud made known
on the ta, OF sac. SEATON PADGETT.
! II IL
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
:1z1a;ss
Learims Lynchburg for Richmond or
the Worth,

FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays. Wcdnes-
IL days and fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ. arrive at
Charlottesville same evening, AZ L. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville. mex, day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance of only 25 mile. from Cha
louesville by 10 o'clock, and arrive In Rich
mead same evenings. by O'Clock. =. M. This will
be found by lar the most comfortable route as well
as the most txpedluous TO Richmond going
North, by way of Washington Guy, having no night
travelling alle, leaving Lynchburg. The team,
and coaches this line are first rate, aud the
drivers skilful, careful aud accommodating. No
pains vii be spared to render the Trip safe and plea
sant to the passengers.
Fare through to Riehmond, 50 SOTO Fredc-
rcksburg Slo. S. b. CLOVES, Agent.
June IL IL
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

M + have just received he greater portion of our
w Fall and Winter Goods. which comprise "a
Large and general assortmeni-1hey were purchased
~ the Norther Cities, generally very low prices.
and will he sold correspcnd'uely low TO all who may
favor us with call We nviie purchasers give
our goods an examination, as we teei confident that
we can SUIT them both in quality and price.
TURNER X BURWELL.
Oct 81 Is