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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

fhe nont lie stated that he Ind voted against fhs
bill because he fbouphi u would tend To d-prreistt
the currency bur upon better rerei,on, he
siuerd il uld have the oprnsie s.neei. and wsnd
make the vels hrst paper cvfteaey WHICH we could
| get and would an cunt. iif - II went, 10 re-
| sumt'tio III specie taymeuts by the Banks.
Mr.. Cooke. IN lucid aud unsnswerabic speech.
suprofted the t,ution 10 reconsider. The measure.
he said. MOI d. signed Tor The relief oft Banks
u inposed additional oblis Stioas upon thsm-bui IT
Was intended To relieve the People--to iurnish them
with change. aud save them from The shin pasiefs
Of neis bborias States Tie bill required the Banks
10 issue = certain anonnf OF nsi.s. which thy
should REDEEM IN speeie. lie asked how any hard.
money man, any i,iead of u sound currency. could
OPP cse such proposition. which the iniiiatofy
step 10 specie resins pticDl lie sdstrt'd 10 the
Effects which tie reet,,on Of the bill would have
up"n lie yarions classes Of The community. BY
legslis'ng The suspension by the B'nks Tor twelve
months, the Legislature had empowered the wealthy
m to pay h,s IN bank NOTES AID row The,
would Withhold the saue privilege from the po,t
man, the cunt of whose taxes. not exceeding five
dollars, he would be compelled raise specie. or
permit his goods and chatels 10 he brought TO til.
hammer. The injustice OF such legislation was
gross and insufirrabr.
Mr.. Cooke also commented with marked severn
~ upon the sspedienis ,esoritd 10 by q. pemen To
defeat the biil--parilcuisry The unpsrlIsmeniary
ene Of vaeaiing their scale and depfsing the Sensi.
nj quorum. lie rrpelied the in,pniation that the
motion To nc consider was a sufprse--u had been
nade the day before, when a large majority Of the
Senate IN town, and had then been pos poned
by motion 10 adJoutn, made b, tie vefy gentle
man whu now Affected TO he taken unawars.
We hope 10 be able 10 give full report Of Dr.
Cookies remarks that The county may IN all lis
bearings the conduct OF this hard money Senate,
which deesled the only practical. hand money pro-
position. ani the wisest aud most benevolent m.s.
sure Of the ses ION.
Mr.. Bould,n Who, WHEN the motion was N sJe for
reconsideration, qniiird the Hall, " ovspowcred
with ind 'gnaiion,' AS lac expressed bmse IT, returned
delivered most ridiculous urad., and agsin ,tiired
with his compaitIois-lcav,pg the Senate without
quorum. The bill Tell Of course and foi The nun-
b rIess Inc onrrniet winch all liss.s oil he
mnuity viii experience, and the thousands OF SHIN.
plas ers which viii food the Commonwealth from
shcr States. the people will be Indebted THIS Wis
tLees moiing Senate. which IN is elevation above
Ia. lost ali sympah, lor the suffcfn.s OF the com
sen hrId belo" II. Wig.
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N'OTECE.

ChSuaN / TO the provisions Of a deed or,...
oea',ng ua'e the 25'h day Of September, 1870
an" recorded IN the Clerks Office of the ea,s
oou'' OF Amherst. executed by Samuel Walk,
'"e Undersigned Irusteesto secure certain dem. "
sad deed mentioned. we, or one of Us, viii IN
~, Gay o, apr, next, in The town of Lyuchbu,p ,ns
10 front OF he Market House. SELL a, public anc, '"'
ne / RACI OF LAND IN said deed ,ar,,c, .'on'
Inscribed lying and being in the county Of Amb,,,;,
ahont i've miles from the town Of LyncLbm,a ~
're Opossnm Island road and known by the nam.
" h'cSehs Tract" containing. BY recent survey
9o2 acres. Pan of The pur, hsss m ,nev IN .;
,oe SUI" OF Sle0 viii be reqnn ed IN cash, and IN.
balance to lie paid within Yeas and six mon,h.
IRON the LIST oil March, 1910, IN five equal seml.,n
nua' insla'men The said tract Of Land b.,n.
mostly IN woods and contiguous 10 town is cop.i.s
ed highly Valuable. The tile is believed to be gooa
bu acting as trustees we shall only convey suc6 ,l
as IS vested in us by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS +. BOULDlN, 1Tu..
WIN. 7. YANCEY, tea,
March -
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Feb. 81

vlRGlNIAAt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cn,
cult Superior Court Law and Chancery for Bedford
county, February 3rd 1910.
Jacob kerns, Michael kcrns, Andrew Kerr and Susannan
his WIFE, John Watson and Elizabeth his wife, Meredith WINS
and ydh his vile, Philip Sinister and Polly his life larha
Arlington and Doshea his wife, Sally Ann kerns and tha
bet kcrns the last infants of John kens dee who sus
of George Kerus decd - Pitts.
against. .
Benjamin A. Donald George Noble and Cells his wiie'
Royal Chi!drcss and Philip Gortncr. Defendants
In CHANCERy.
he Defendants George Noble and Cells his wife and 10Y
all Cdress not having entered their appearance and gwen
security adcorlng to the of Assembly and the rules ~
this Court and appearing by evidence that NY
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth it ordered ha
they do appear here the first day of The next term ana az
swer the bill OF the Plaintiffs, that this order be ihsefieo
some newspaper, published in L,ncbbure for two month";
successfully and posted the door of Tho Court-ou
ut this county on Court day
Copy-Tesc r,t.
Feb o7 Vim
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shsllbs Instantly .ism seed the service of ,uc Bank.
4nd " any Pre.iJeof. OF Cashier Director having
the po~e' coming to the knosledge that such
oiser ha> ,rissord such Bank notes, shall refuse Or
eeglcct to dismiss such officer, such President.
Cashier or Directors, shall each be liable TO prose
eutiop as Tor ,nIsdemeanor and ON conviction be
haed ior every offeeee The Of FIVE hundred dollars
aud moreose, be ineligible Tor three years 10 said
.fitc OF Piesdcut, Cashier Director. the Case
may be.
l2. BE Il further enacted, Thai The number Of Di-
rerors 81 the several Offices Of discount aud depos-
lie OF the Bank of,he Valley ,nyneinia, shall be
and 10 hereby Increased to nine instead ol The num-
Der nov prescribed by Law: Of the sad Directors,
Tour shall he appointed by the Executive IN behalf
oi the Commonwealth aud five elected by the stock
holders OF The sand Bank. All OF tile SAID Directors
shall posses the qualifications required by the sixth
section Of the aei cstsb lishng general regulations
Tor the Incorporation Of Banks. passed March 22od
Tie present Boafd OF Directors oil sald Office. OF DIS
oounl deposne, shall forthwith, upon the passage oil
ibs act, appoint the additional Directors authorized
by lbls act 10 be appointed BY the Stockholders
WHO shall continue 10 office until The next annual
general meetiug OF the Stockholders OF said Bank.
10. BE Il further enacted That tie Banks Of this
Commonwealth, accepting the provisions Of this act.
III winch The deposes ofIhe State are made, shall
pay The SEM annual interest due from the Com
mon"calIh IN the month OF July nexl, in specie OF
It's equivalent, II so required by the creditors With
out charging any premium therefor.
Ia. THIS act shall be ~ force from tho passing
thereof
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TSp,.f -, OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAnEHovsr

T nAnLf OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAnEgo,sr
/ hofEG1 FULLY informs his friend. -,
pubic generally, that he CONTINUES ~ an. qua The
.ne manufacture of COPPER AND TIN W,n "a
10 an ITS various branches. His stock of NJ; "nhE
,sn "1w arse, wei assorted and well worthy N. arc
'e"'ion OF both wholesale and retail de,,. 'he al,
'oc" OF STILLS and other Copper War. !. lis
very large and desirable, and he is prena,.d Is also
factu'e to orderSTlLLS Of any size n, 40 70 mann.
viii also repair old STILLS or take then efn, aud
Tor new ones. eAehanks
lie has also on hand large and we'll
nrrpa'ad wy ~ VIEW T. wimh or wheat fans, &C. and
IT also has attached to the establishment, spn-
FOUNDRY, and lsprcpared to east to ord., nnass
Tor 'averns. churches and other pnrboses. ~ bfLLs
screw Boxes, castings for Th,eshinp Math aooaees
all other .au kinds Of Brass Castings.
ne continues, also, 10 gutter and cover +, -,
e"ner ~ town or country. with Copper Tn 80
or Sheei Iron, upon the most favorable term. H'hs
ga copper, Pewter and Brass, either pnrch,,
or taken IN exchanged for new work. Counnx n''
duee also taken IN exchange for all work in hi, l p.'-
Aug.s ' ''oe.
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Adtoarnment Of he Lec,stnirr<

session e' the General Assembly closed yes.
sefday about O'Clock. The session w,s ,,o,,,,,
ga week or ten days by the crude lec,sIa,ion Of
tssen the Two bodies. '" w
Inc senate was engaged, during the mornnp
hons yesterday. in the discussion of mo,,oo .nh
united BY Mr.. McMuiien for the recon.dera,ian NJ
-. os .rJsenag 'ne oi'i TO authorize and require
deem0ole IN specie. The motion had been .ubn,,,.
yea me night before. but il was ove,layed by mo-
ason 70 sdjonrn, introduced for The svowed purpos.
o defeating The bill. IL was expected that quo.
rum favorable 10 The bill would moi rpna;, nn,,,
next DAY; and then its enen les. by retiring from
ieir places. and leaving the Senate without QUO.
ssm. would defeat il. The expectation was real
tsea-end Messrs BouIdin, Atkins n, NcCaman,.
me eAnse Govsrnaent adheren,s. did yacs,e their
: ss.f.. aod aesye' the body without a quorum and
the bill fell. OF course. f" ""'
~ 0enni'sn. 10 moving 4 reconsideration. nc-
~"'psl'eo Inc mei'on with a speech strong and 10
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A Ia Circuit Superior Coufl of Law aud Chan
"A Gerry continued and held Tor Nelson c county, on
the first day Of October, 1889:
Stephen Watts. Charles Watts. Jesse Watts and
Mary l.. Waits. inf,nt children Of Henry II. Watts.
deed. Who sue by Caharne Watts their guardian
and next friend, Edwin Waits and Ann Mari
Waits. infant children of The SAID Henry II. Watts
decd who sue by Lewis Staples ilieir guardian and
next friend, and the same Lewis Staples in right VI
hls deceased wife Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth
Watts, and Paul Horsey. Bctspy Ilorsley and Mary
Horsey infant children Of William ilo,sley, Who
by The said William Horsley, their guardian and
friend, Pitts.
Lafayette Neville. administrator. with the will an
nexeh Of Martha Watts. deed. Richard Phillips,
Chas' Christian and George Vaughan. jun'r.
Defendants.
The subpoena which issued in this cause bearing
date the g. day Of January, 1889, which appears
10 be executed upon the Defendants Laayetle Ne
vile and Charles Christian aud The Subpoena dated
The 4 h day Of March. 1889, VIII CHI appears 10 be
executed upon The Defendants Richard Phillips and
George Vaughan, juo'r. and although four months
have elapsed as well since the return DAYS of said
snbpenas as since the SAID plaintiffs have Ted their
bill aud all the said Defendants still failing TO ap.
pear and file Their answers On motto fine PLAIN
tlfs by counsel, the court DOH lake their bill for
confessed as against the Defendants Whcreupon
The cause came to be heard upon the bill taken
Tor confessed. the exhibits and argued by the
Plaintiffs counsel s: On consideration whereof III.
Court doih adJndgr. order and decree, that the de-
PENDANT Laiayeufe Neville do render before one of
The commissioners OF this Coun, an accoun. oil his
transactions as administrator, with The will annexed,
OF Martha Waits deed. aud that the Defendant
George Vaughan, unr. do in like manner render
before the same commissioner. an account, OF his
ransac lions the agent Of the said Neville touch
ing aud concerning The said estate. all Which SAID
accounts the SAID commission IS directed to take,
IN rem 10 Ia INV
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
sell or which may erequred by the parties to be SO
stated.
The Court doth furlfcr order that the Plaintiffs
may have lib eriy before the commissioner who may
lake The sad accounts, to examine the SAID Neville
aud Vaughan, II need be, upon ID'ertOgaiores, MS
touching all ~ any oil then relative said
estate, all which spioprr in the preml-
ses the SAID Neville and Vaughan II required so 10
do, will upon being NOTIFIED thereof, appear before
the commissioner aud answer the same upon Their
several oath affirmation.
ACopy-Teste,
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS!

SPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merino Mantas,
Black. blue black aud other colors Irish Tabine,,
a rare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black blue black and other coors, PLAN and richly
Inquired Silk, some very exquisite STYLES
Uncommony rich and beautiful Paris Nous de
LANES.
Black and hlue-black Chally de LANES,
Together with great many other articles cam.
pris'ns large, cheap and beautiful assortment oi
GooSs for the Ladies. WIN. NJ. DAVIS & Co.
Nov. 10
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EXTRA BARGAINS
For Cash
DEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE RE.
- MAlNDER OF OUR
Wk.H TIER NT0C

W. " II X st OCK.
many descriptions Of Goods may be bought at about
the original COST.
We invite the particular attention Of our friends
to the following attlces which il will be seen are
sold AT great sacrifice.
Yard vide Cotton Clorh. at Cd
Calicoes, (wortb 9I.) at41d,
DO E" Is. 6d) at Is,
FannclS and Lnseys at Is,
FulIed Cloths Al % Sd,
4 Merno al Is Sd,
6 French Merlno al 6s
4 4 iog,an Carpctng at IS Sd,
Super Brussels do al 9s,
Rose Blankets at los,
Furrcd HAS al Is Cd 10 9s,
Bed rckings at Cd.
Hosiery and Gloves at OIL per pair,
Ladies' Shoes NJ % 81 do,
Table Diapers livery fne) t4s 81,
l04 Ba,nsiey Sheeting at As Cd,
Black Bombazlnes at Is,
Silk Vevets al 9s TO 12s.
Mouslin de LANES al 30 cents
Black and colored Silks, Chal'eys. Canbrics Mus.
Inns, Bonneis, Ribons, Fancy Handkerchiets Scarf.
Cloths, Casslmeres, Cassuetis Kentucky Jeans
CIoaks and Over.coas, Sail, Sugar, Coffee, Spun
Cottnn. &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold extremely low for
CASH BURTON & RoDES
Feb. 10 ;.
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4 i CoGu held for Nelson county, at the
~ onrihouse, on Monday, the 9th day Of Jam
uary, 1910:
Hezeh,ah Hargro,e, John Harg,ovc, Beverly
liargro,r' Nelson llargrove. Polly Hag'ov- and
D r"'a iiargioye. plaintiffs,
Elizabeth Hargrove widow and relct Of VIM
iiarerove, decd Edmund w. Hill and El,z beth
his wife, formerly Elizabeth llargrove, Ara6ella,
William I. Robert and Susan Hargrcve, infant
children of the said WIN. liargroye, deed Hezeki-
ah T., James b.. Elizabeth and Joseph NJ. IIar
grove, chl iten OF Joseph Ilngrove, deed. AMI
-, the widow, and -, -, the
children of Thomas llarerove, deed. and Floyd l..
w rrhead and John ]. ilArgfoye, aIm'rs Of lIeze
Nah liargroye deed. Defendants.
In CnANcERr.
1t appearing 10 the Court, that John J. Ilargrove.
one OF :he Defendants in Tins cause, hath departed
his llie II IS ordered lhli the same be certified and
thereupon the cause came Oh again 10 be heard up
on the papers formerly read. & argued bv conn
sci: On consideration whereof. and on the motion
OF William /. llargtove and Lewellcn T. Cash
TWO OF the parties Interested IN Tins cause the Conri
doth adJudge. order and decree that Spotsw cd ,r
land be, aud he IS hereby appointed special Com
missioner OF the Court, whose duty shall be take.
State settle and tepui: to The Cour an account of
Floyd l.. Whitehead and John J. Uargrove as ad.
'n'nn'"o's OF htz kiah Hargroye, deed, upto The
death OF the sand Jno. j. Hargrove. and also an ac-
count OF The said Floyd l.. Whitehead as surviving
administrator Of The said Iozekiah llarg,ove deed,
since that time, together with any matters spec,ally
stated ihsughi pertinent by himself, or which may
be required by the parties 10 be so stated.
Copy-Trse.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Clk
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE.
Lovngston, l7h Feb, 1910.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
wan take notice, that | have appointed Friday the
o1 DAY OF April nexr, TO commence taking The &C.
counts therein directed on hch day bv tea o'clock.
a. W. they are requested 10 attend at INV Or
nee, WIN Their books, papers aud vouchers, and
copies of Court papers, prepared for investigator
and settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r
Feb. 81
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RO. c. CUTLER, elk.

Livingston, 17lh Feb. 1870.
The parties interested IN the FOREGOING order and
decree. will be pleased TO take notice that have APP
pointed Monday. the Goth day Of Mach nex, TO
commence taking the accounts therein dmecied on
winch day, by o'cl'ck in The morning, they are
requested TO attend my Office, wnh their books,
papers and vouchers aud copies of Court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r.
Feb. 81 vim
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ii, ,,,, KoHAN POTATOES,
Il II q ~, :, '''''' lot {" n u III IL ~.

Inc ii Il U Il 3, war,ann,rd CON-.
the Cu,aa &c seen oy reference to The Nuy. No. al
p,,,t tfat one bushel vas raised ,a
and 'ha, from one bu,hel seed ssv mo" Que
some Of were gathered. Persons wishing - ah,.
y, ,nese valuable Poratoes can be ~" u'"''
'',y "Pp''c'"on 10 CHARLES plIEI tIm" S
Dec. IL uELfS.
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| Mr. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
encd every department Of his School, and tested It's
ne~ ORG aaz ifion BY a fuii and fair experiment, We
deem il due him and the community, TO give this
public testimony OF our conviction of the superior
efficacy OF lis system Of management and insruc.
ton aud our perfect satisfaction with the manner in
which the yer, responsible duty Of guarding the mor
ais and department Of the young Ladies' when not
oouhned to the school room, is disc harged by the
governess.
TO those who wish their daughters. when removed
beyond The wstchuI guidance Of parental soliciiude
sheltered from The auremepts and exiravsganee
which surround fCny Education, and from the
ious influences. which too often polluie the atmos
phere 81 our Villages, poisoning the very founsins
Of knowledge who wish TO give them that son oil
culture, which will qualify them TO fulfil with di :
MY and usefulness. their important destny.-We
recommend the Roanoke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements in its quicta fetired situa
ton ITS mild and salubfiOus atmosphere, its ample
accommodations and extensive grounds for full and
free aud uninterrupted eXercse,-the eenemany
department and Literary attsrnmenls of the Princi-
pal. and the industry and vigilance Of the numerous
Assistant Teachers who are sssidnonsly employed
both in the hours of study and relaxation in eIeva-
ling the sentiments, refining the ie elings aud soften
ing the manners as well as storing the minds Of
pupils, with sound aud useful kuosrdge.
ED. WATTS.
w NJ. PEYTON.
JNO. X. RICHARDS ON.
10 'E.h A
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Feb. 81

NlKGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
CHcait Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for Bed
ford county the Bird day OF February, l84O
Bowkcr Preston, Plaintiff.
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$50 1.9 Acres OfLand.
W.y%xVE.N'G TO.V' HILL.
Columbus, N1iSSiSsiDni,
Nov. %

b Y ID n ID X DGE IL KY L.
1--WE Ptopteto,s having recently taken charge OF
l. this pleasant aud well known establishments
taie John .. Braokens,) cor er OF Washington
and Market Streets respectfully infern the publlc
that they are prepared to Accommodate Daily
Monthly. or Yearly Boarders reasonable terms
and from long experience in this line, battered
with the belief that they give entire satislsctlon
even to the most iastIdous. The Table will be
furnished With The best the country Affords aud the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants,
under srrict supervision AZ d control.
Coed Stables with attentive u careful Osers be-
long To the premises which will at all tunes be pro-
vdcd with an abundance Of provender.
W. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus. Mississipp jan 80 3u
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Txe.9ZV'E.V'G ST.IRLE

NlRGINIA-At rules held in the Jerks Office The c;r
cut Superior Cour of Law aud Chanccrv, holden in a,
for the County OF Campbrll the jd day of February 1870
Samuel $ Fuqun and John Anis,ead late mcrc,nn. ,.a
partners trading under the style and firm Samuel IA,
w ~ ~" WIZ sue oi INC s'heh' o NobcT. Morton,
VI s"'o '"q""' Plaintiffs,
Manly Ford and Benjamin w. Walker admir-. of IIez.ki
u" r''o' ueceasea' Defendants.
In CnANCFRr.
The Defendant Manly Ford not having entered his
nnd given security according the at of Assembly
and the rules OF this Courl and appearing bv SALES.--FUTURE
evidence, that lie is not inabiani of this country ia
ordered that said Defendant do appear here the frs dy of
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in The town Of ynchbnrg, posted at the front
door oi the Courthonse of this county.
ACopy-Teste.
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
req ~ w2n
VIRGINIA, 10 wit AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Cncnn Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for tho
county OF Nelson, the first Monday in February i840
Albert w Harris, Plaintiff
j. NJ. Smblei, Trcasuser Union Savings institution,
Pizairo Fdmunds John Enders and Reuben b. Patreson
Defendants.
In CHANcERr.
The Defendant Piznro Edmunds, not having cuered hi,
appearance and given secnrty according nc Of Assem-
bly, and The rules oths Court and Appearing BY .a,ssco
~ evidence, that he inhnitant of
wealth On the motion of The Plaintiff by counsel il j, order
ed that the said Defendant do appear on or before
first day of April and answer the bill of,he Plain
t and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted 10 The
Anchirg virsnian,a newspaper published in the Of
vnchhurs for Two months successiyely and another
thereof posted the front door of the Gown.
~, Oh some court day.
A Copy-Tcstc,
r., =, Ro C. CUTLER, Clerk,
Teo' ID WIN
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II. IL. X 7 C. M II ~ ID =
LynChbur., Va.

=, vNs,
Dedfe' IN Hdrd~dre, Cutlery, Saddtery, Guns, &c,
n KEEPS cons anly Tor
eahasa'zaAA&z@13 sale, Building Materials !:
xI-kssS-- -----s@S->s w Locks and Hinges Of
- all kinds, Bolts, Larches
kazs Screws, Nails, Glass &c,
81 FFszsA Carpenters Tools. VIZ
M ,.sxz..~S~S Flames, Saws Chlssels,
-s-z.ss@- Augets, Squares, Axes
Hammers, Harcheis, B rae e
and Bits, Adzes, Drawing Ku,ves, Cages &c
Blacksmilhs' Tools. viz: Bellows, Anvls. Vices.
Sleders. Screw plates, Flies. Rasps, Steel, &c.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials, very ex.
tensve assortment.
very large and well selected assortment OF every
Thing IN the Hardware line. Furniture and Tools
Tor Cabinet Makers. Mil Wrghts, Tanners, &C.
iousr keepers will find Tenders, An.Iirons, SHOW
els and longs, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards and WAIVERS. Tea Kettles. Bell Metal Kettles
sauce Fans. Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle
s'eNs' SHUTTERS and Trays, Baskets. Mats. Spit
looms Buckets, Tubs, Coffee Nils. Coffee and
Yea Po's, Patent Coffee Pots Egg Bnlc,s. Steak
Dishes Urns. Nursery Lamps. Casters. DISH.
lovers, Brushes of ali Kinds Venetian and ,,he,
bhnds. Curtain Bands and Plus, aud almost every
And ofCooking Utensils
ALSO.
splendid assortment 81 Pocket and Pen Knives
scissors, kaz RS and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles
ohoye's, Spades, Forks; Mil. Cross Cut and PIT
Saws;Ca>t Steel warranted, Trace. Halter Log and
f FLU o"''"s' Na'' Rods, and general assortment
lie earnestly invites all persons DEALING in h;s
hhe''o give INN call. as he is de,.,,,in, !,
~ ~ ""o'' SAFE and retail, las Cheap as siu,,l,, Good.
can oe h"d IN virginia. Merchants belo,n oo,,o
10 n'chmonG, would do well 10 examine III. s,a,E
anu W,, prices at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN An,
Jan. 80