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A Copylcste,

j pursuance of dee1 OF trust exected hy Clifton
Ii. III aud hls WIFE, on tic 2lst day of July,
1871, To the subscriber, oi recotd IN the clerks Offices
OF Bedford aud Roanoke countless | shall on Wed.
ucsiay the Gath day I November, 1871 ut The resi-.
dence OF Ms. Mary llrll, Oh Goose Creek, in the
County ol Bedford, offer Tor sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for rash the interest Of said Clifton G. HIN in
certain = laVcs aud Other Personal Estate
which we've dcvlsc by the late James Wills in rust
Tor the comfortable support ani maintenance ofthe
SAID Mary Hin lnr her life, and afte, her death to
be divided among her eh ldrcn and legal representa-
tves, OF whom the sad Clifton G.. IIll is one
Aud on Saturday The 9Th day OF November |
shall, at b. Lick, IN lhe county Of Roanoke offer
Tor sale to the highest bidder for cash, all the in
tefest of the said Clifton q. HUI and hs wife in The
real anl personal Esiate of the late William Row
land and Charlotte Rowland. Acting "a trustee
shall sell anu convey only such ie as is vested in
me. AIKEN. b ESkRlDGE, trustee.
1
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EDWARDS THE FORGER.

Monroe Edwards, alias Caldwell is the son of n re-
ppectsb'e planter in Texas, and his family maintains
unsu'hed reputation in that Republic. When
pone boy, he was placed as clerk 10 store
lear Galveston, where lie bt hayed With pe,lec, pro
Ps1ey 10 1884, having some litlle means. he " eor
n the Uniied States with intention Of purchasing
stock Of goods for himself His stay there was a
Eo1g one. during which lie became acquainted wnh
MI. Y. Dat. wealthy mearchan', Who was doing
grown uP, he succeeded in persuadng Mr.. ID. Ia
osAnce h'msone seventy tho sand dollars 10 pur-
ssse negroes in Cuba. and run Them TO Texas.
pese ne could hnd good market, and real re large.
rom the speculation To secure Mr.. ID. in this.
'o.a'os gave nm deed Of certain lads in Texas,
g which he had 90 shadow Of claim
Edwards ,hen "entso Havana and procured a
seo Of 1876 slaves which he shipped IN The schooner
snandosb, Cap. ~, and arrived a, he mon,b
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10 TRsI; PUBLIC.

MUST beg the public 10 indulge me whilst
4 make The tfiDIt, winch OF right belongs TO ever.
honest mar, TO defend himself from the attacks OF
the slande,er There but Ihree modes by
VIII ch II is possible To correct such mlschIei-ln
appeal 10 iu,ce, appeal 10 the laws oi The country
and an appeal 10 generous public, who, sooner
atev, aud hen the ruth Is known, will always do
jnsnce 10 the iunocent | am advanced Ia lite
and challenge any man To say that, IN any one III
stance, IN all any transacIlons aud they have been
numerous, have departed IN the smallest d gree
from the dnect course OF gentleman and an no les
man. sly challenge II and yet | know, There
those who have injured me-who have aspersed
my good name and llme--and who have attributed
me acts which | dslain even TO mention.
could long since have avenged myself by an appeal
to the laws If my un ~ or, by more direct
route, could have taxi n redress INTO nv own hands
aud have u illcted the proper put Ishmen upon the
offender. But neither OF these would have done
that justice Ia my reputation, which would accoro
with my feelings, and which can be afforded only
by public sentiment, whose respect II has ever been
my ann 10 acquire, and winch trust | shall retar,
notwIhs'and ns the base MS to nare me.
know, md ed, who they are, who have, regard
less OF Justice and OF ruth, INDUCED themselves 10
the eiou aud the hoIe TO iarnsh my name. know
them we'll but lioibcar TO mention Their names-
Let them however beware! Patience itself may be
exhausted aad II they do net desst, shall de-
nouncc them rs sllndeters aud villains.
have already loiborne in the hope tn a sense
OF justice wouli return To iher minds, and th,t the
proper siels would be taken 10 remedy the mIsohIes
OF which they have been the authors and it is rue
that something like apologies have been offered to
me; but they have tAllen lar short Of a cure lur
the wound which has been intl cled upon me. A md
now, distinctly assure them that they not mo-
wing III the dark. that my eyes opened, and that
am visliant OF all then motions aud that upon all
occasions shl be ready TO eounteract their move
meuls and II necessary, hold them up as fl specld
Giles Tor public reprehenslon and censu,e. They
need not mink they can escape aud from Time
10 TINE they shall hear from in the language a
temperate rebuhe, and not in that of coarse epi-
tibet, "hlch at all nmes but lily compors with The
character Ola gentleman aud but rarely is justified
by public opinion.
| hope, however, that my antagonists will not
build upon my leuty, | assure them | shall
never be content unui | am completely tedressed.
WILKINS WATSON
Nov 49,
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E.lN'zD EOSs N.YLE.

AGAIN OF Tor sale, The TRACT OF LAND,
i on wfth lllrly resided in The county OF Mel
SOP, containing abon, 300 .ICKES.-I also Of
Ter Tor sale, the OEElCE which lately occu-
pied IN the village Of LoVngston-lt Is sery conve-
nicni, and wcll located. Ii not sold before, they
will be .iIe,ed al public auonn. Monday, the
22d day oi November next Those disposed 10 pur-
chase are nyied To examine for II emselves. Mr..
James 5. Penn or John Stevens are authorized 10
contract Tor the Land and Nj. Robert Whitehead
for the Office. shall, the same day, oiler Tor
sale. several valuable atc'es Of Household Furni-
Iure. Terms al Sale. j. GARLAND.
NV looN
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ENnU for SAFE.

I WISH TO SELL privately my Tract or
L Land lylne in he County Of Bedford. on tho
South fork OF Lutte Olier, about SIX miles south or
Liberty OF the Courthouse, containing about Tire.
hundred and hceniy or thirty heres Ii i, one of
the most valuable places upon the south fork ofO.
tei-wcli watered--and has comfortable Iov
Dwelling flo use aud Barn, and other improvement
upon ii. About one thIid Of 1t IS W God Land and
tnosi oil the rtarcd land IN good heart. Persons
wishing 10 purchase such place can zee II al apv
tine, by my al my house. | live upon The Land
and viii take pleasure IN showing II. The teIms
will be made Known al The time of sale.
WIN. EDGAR
November Wv
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THOUSANDS both Dung and old. but especially mothers
infants are every consigned 10 the tomb by the A.
bose stubborn Diseases The misunderstanding and sorauce
OF most practising ply regard this disease and
the consequent reny cure from their presc pton il
subject Of common remark among all those who have su
iefeh from the disease or who have witnessed the serings
Of others.
1t, therefore, gives us much pleasure, be able Of
Ter to tins class OF sufferers remedy one which
has dt.cd single instance in the most ae eraya
ted cases OF this dscase where the mother child
have been covered externally with canker tho
whole body well as internally.
Many are The cures we have witnessed performed by these
medicines IN the worst stages OF IhruSh Canker and Nur
sing Sore H0u where the patient had been given
yer by number of the most talented ply sicans.
We present this compound thus confidently, because We
know u IS oiy 10 be tested 10 be 0ppi eciated.
For sale by DlAkLE & RUMBOUGH.
Der -
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1--WE subscribers, on The Isl day of March, 1871
L formed a co partnership under the finn and
a,
BOYD, EDNOND 4 Co.,

tor the purpose o'carryng freight on the James Ri
yer and kapawha Canal, where we now have roaming
SIX FREIGHT BOATS of the first class. We
will also attend to tha
KcCcirinS and FOrir0rdinS Of
MElsCllANDsZE,
and to the buying and selling of the same, at the
customary rates. Oar Warehouse being siuai ed
ON the banks othe Canal will save To customers The
additional expense OF drayage Our Mr.. Boyd and
Mr. Monlgomere will reside in Lynchburg.
Wet eg leave to refer to the following gentlemen;
Messrs Allen a. Pdrson, ! ~y
Robert JGdrdy 4 Co, -"" i?'"'
Norman g. Courtney. Baltimore.
Lancaster, Denby 4. Co, !
Ue66 Booker u Ham,iton, p,.,.,
hdtSton a. Ptedsants """"o""'
Darcnport g. Allen,
Miller a. Racker,
Roberts e. Lee. ! Lynchbure.
Bryant u Young,
J. Hame, Esq,
Gent Peer Johnston, Ao"s"0n.
Boyd & Brothers, HytheriHe.
JAMES NJ. BOYD.
ROBERT EDMOND.
HUGH MONTGOMERIE,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
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s,am;.:on's improved Pit Saving
AND Sitting MACHINE.

"AXIxt; purchased OF the paieniee tie eNela-
II tys ,,ohi of making and yending ihi MN
Tie ; tite are now prepared 10 sell 'ih-
Ole mis- or cnunly tights The great sn .erIotiiy ol
is mil over all others. arises from the cheaPhe>S o'
IT. ,,s te simplicity OF It's construction ana It's ed
sv ,.,,.btns rom place 10 place. Ii may be o era
,.d he ,ny Kind OF powet-hand. horse, water or
steam It does not require mechinc 10 supefin'
lend II; but any common negro may readIl, learn
to manage u.
The ouapIrly Of work done will Of course he IN
uropoftiou TO tie hind aud amount oil power appheu
,hongb with two hsdses, when the lumber - SNAIL
lo00 ret may easil, be sawed IN day-when me
rintier Is l,fer three or four horses may be used
with advantage.
Aslo the character Of the plank sawed by 'hl'
mil We sublpln the annexed certificates oi lbleih.
trnt and experienced mechanic:
have worked a good de {, al TIMBER saved 10y onr
Of The a1uye null, and am satisfied thai IN conse-
anence If The sifatness. smoohncss and regularity
nh winch tie plank cut. that there IS SANG Of
At lest 121 pr cent in the labor Of dressing the
plank and that there - not more than bali as much
waste IN plank obtained from the common nilis.
JOSEPH WALKER.
Have worked the plank sawed By the above null,
and such Is the saving Of lobor dressing II, thai
regard 1t al as worthfnlly % per cent. more than
Iha ga ell al the common mills.
k. H. S fR ATTON.
Ooc oil he above mills may be seen, al any ume,
IN OPERATION, al Scollsvll,, Albems,le county. Va.
We are also aulho,izei 10 dispose oil County
fighls Tor the State oil Georgia.
Commun Gallons. post paid, addressed 10 Us
Scots Ferry, Va. will be promptly attended 10.
MoCLELLEN, JORDAN Il Co.
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q Il &c

A LII persons pdeb ed TO the lac concern Of
n WhIle 4 Smith, BY bond or otherwise are re-
qnes ed TO come forward aud make payment to ei.
ier Of The subscribers, they dt 10 close
that business as speedily possible.
SAM'L. E. WHITE,
WIN. S. SMITH
Oct IL v6w
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LYNCH
lS1llSl..

f1NllE subs ,rlbcr, who has been engaged for tue
l. l. s. five Yeas IN teaching School, will open
School III the town of L,nchburg, Tor the il struc-
ton Of males exclusively, commencing on Monday
the I'm OF January nexi, and terminating ON the
l7th of December following, with months vaca-
non, from the 15k of ia q To the 10 Ii Of July.
In Tins School viii be taught the LAtln, Greek
and English languages, and the Fl s. bfanth's oil
Mathematics. The course of Instruction will be
such TO prepare the pupils for College OF Tor the
ordlnl,s tran iclious of HE. Every attention will
be paid 10 the moras OF the pupils, well as per
scveting effort promote lhelr advancement in
then studies.
Scholars will only be charged hom the time
entrance, aud no deduction will be made afterwards
for absence, except IN cases o. prottaced sickness
Te,ns pea session OF 5 months, payable al H.
end OF he session:
For Classical Scholars, SIS g
For English Scholars over - y
For English Scholars under Il 10 10
WILLIAM b. FEATHERSTON.
REFERENCES.
WI. ii. llnuson, Esqt, Principal AMELIA A.
cademy.
$ $ $:: E Tx ;; $.:. s S'::*' '.
e.: :, i: $: = ~ $ e.; Pane. n1
Nov
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OAk LEY FOR RENT.

T'1IS DtSI hABLk tesIdence, Situated on The
l. old New London Road "A miles from Lynch
burg, formerly occupied (and at present owueJ By,
Mr.. S1ml Garland, is for rent. The buildings are
all OF blck aud in eond repair with about 60 acres
Il laid annexed. Apply 10 Mr. II. b. Richards. ar
the subscriber JOHN RlNELEY.
October 49,
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Dr. sshch'iah:esa's Worm
UXE.N'GE IN.

RE the greatest discovery made for dspeng the
n various kinds OF wOrHs, that frequently and dsres-
sing annoy, both children aud adults They ntai-
BILE remedy and pleasant the that children will
take them US readily common peppermint Lozenge-
Many diseases alse from worms, without its being suspected
Sometimes Troublesome cough, pains the joints
mbs bleeding at the nose, &c, &c, occasioned BY
and vi" be easily cured by using this celebrated
dcne The following symptoms indicate the presence Of
worms VIZ headache vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams
sleep broken of by fright and screaming usons fever
shne1s thirst. paIlid hue bad the mouth offensive
BREATH cough, difficult breathing, itching the nose, pains
IN The stomach nausea, squcamlshess, Voacy leunneSs
tenesmus itching AT the anus towards night and length
objections OF films and mucus One dose for child
yeurs od-wo Tor one four ycars-thrce for eight
and five for adult and should've repeated every morning
or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters
New YORK, March 8, 1889.
Dear Notwithstanding To your request, hive used
Worm Lozenges in several wOims and found
them uniformly successful. W have difficulty getting
children 10 take them they perfectly pleasant We
Fhail use them in practice whenever Offers be-
eylng them 10 be the best venilugc medicine in We
have also used Soda Lozenges very extensively, and
find them fully oans"er the purposes recommend them
for. ~ are yours, re sprcfuli,,
V. WEEKS, VI. ID.
w. SilADnOCK, NJ. d.
&. r. GREEN, Nj. ID.
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NJ. PerocteS Lclcis AMI Lucinda has uitt-
ID LEASE Ia TAXI nolIce. thai shall proceed on
1 The 9Th day 81 Jtnu.iy. 1912, At The ,ffce Of
WIN. Ballad Preston. IN the Town oil Chrisansburg
IN Montgomery county, Virginia, Ia take the Depo-
siions of John Taylor aud others 10 be read eyl
denee ~ the case now depending IN the Cucuit Su.
feror Count ol Law aud ChaGeery, Tor sad County.
IN which Jacob Cooper aud others are plaintiffs,
aud YOU, The sud Peuo1lcs Lewis and Others are
d.l"adlnts. You may attend If you desne.
am yours
JACOB COOPER, by his Attorney.
Ocf. % On
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E.s1s'.V'OTf(E.

TINlIE subscriber lor the purpose OF devotUg his
Il attention exclusively to the
Practice OF LAW,
Has removed 10 Lynchbnrg, aud will regularly al
tend all the Courts oil Campbell. Amherst, NelsonI
the COOPERATION Of Lynchhurg, The Cncun Court u
BuckIngha aud The tour oil Appeals. HIS future
address will be Lyuchburg, Virginia.
j. GARLAND.
a. Office oinine Samuel Garland, E.q., who.
in my abselce, wall attend to any application Tor my
services. j. Ii.
july % u
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sT.fGE ELrE roe TIE VEST

1--WE LINE OF STAGES ria the Natn,,,
l. Bridge, Dlbres Springs, 10 the White Sulpbu,
Springs ard Lewlsburg. has commenced again run
utng regularly. Leaving L,nchburg every Wednes.
da,, Friday and Sunday mornings. and CONNECTING
at Lewisburg with The main mail line To Guyando,te
FOR TIE SOUTH.
THE NAIL LINE for the South ria Danyill.
to & eensbnfo', y. C., connecting the rcgular mail
line f,r tire South, leaving Lynchbutg every, Tues
lay Ffd,y aud Saturday mornings. al O'Clock A
NJ. q. NJ. BRUCE.
April : WITS
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A I Crcu't S, pe,or Court Il Law and Chan
a Gerry, continued and he'd for Buckingham
county at lie Court house, on Friday the 10h day
OF September 1871 suing as court OF chancery:
Maurice Lang Jr, aud - Scruees, mer-
ch'nts and partners, trading III der the style OF Lang
horne x Saruggs, Plaintiffs,
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n q IL Il L, N T.,

fys-41s THE corner brick tenement on Main street,
Islmi Que dor below the Franklin Hotel. The
-LL.A upper apartments are well suited tor the
sldcnee oi private family Possession will he gwen
at the end OF the present year.
WIN. RADFORD.
Oct IL
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PlOughs and CullivatOrs! !.

'uliE subscriber Is Agent Tor the sa lie OF the JUST
~ celebrated PLOUGHS manufactured by
Ruel's, Nourse q Mason, OF Worcester. M,ssa.
chnsetis. These Pluugls have been introduced
with great success Ito Virginia and North CarolI-
ma. Arrangements are being made to keep IN Lynch.
burg full assortment Of the following various nds
aud sizes:
No. J. one horse No bin side, one horse
So = Que morse No ], do two do
10 DIV" morse Mo ,, do thee 10
" %. 'hfee horse No g. green sward. 3 hs
4>o Tour morse No Is do do 4"
No ID do do d"
Also, Expanding Culirvators, an article universal
" approved by all hn have med them These
iouehs VIII be sbld al prices to the times They
are considered superior to any Plough heretofore
oHefed TO the Farmers, fom the fact that the metal
mould board and point is OF the same strength and
character OF thar used in the construction of The
wheels OF Ra,l-Ropd Engines
competent supply OF Extra Points to suit The va
nous sizes, always on hand.
JAMES \. SrIOLER.
OF. q, lsio I
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Alien Jones and Harriet his wife. Daniel lludde~
son and Elz beth his wife, William Harper LII
lleheiry lluddeson and his infant chld(en, Lutte
berry aud Thomas IIuddeston, George Harper,
Sau,'i. Harper, Lucy Harper, Levnla Harper, Mar
tina Harper and Rebecca II rper. and Thomas VI.
Bondurlut, adm'r. OF Samuel Harper, decd.
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~ 4 = n u ID -.

A PERSON to take the management Of a Mar
~ ket Garden. near Lynchburg. To one com-
ng property recommended. liberal wages would be
gwen. Enquire al thus Office
Sent. &
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FOR RENT,

IT., TUE TENEMENT on Main street. occu-
ljn;I p,rd by II. II. Booker. The uppe, apar-
El..A menis conyenleul fora family residence-
Possession gwen Immediately. Forterms, apply 10
JNO. VI. OFEY, Cashier
EpI
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4 I a Cnenn Superb, Coun Of Law aud Chau-
u oety. continued and held by adlournmeni for
Nelson county, at The Courthouse, ou Thursday
tn 7th DAY OF Octubrl 1911:
James Garland aud Beverley IIargrovr. executors
OF John } lla,groye deceased, Plaintiffs
against
John Pdtchatd, Hiram " Dawson, Trustee, &c.
William j. Kidd, Henry s. Peylon, Frederick S.
Peylou, aud others. Defendants
lN CnAN,ERY.
This cause came on TINS day To be further heard,
upon the papers lu,nery read The petition Of James
Garland aud Beverley llmgrove, executors Of John
J. lla'grove deceased, and the answers thereto by
Ann T., llnfgroye aud Robert G. Cutler, and was
aged by COUNSEL Ga consideration whereof the
Count, correcting the decree Il the 6 n day Of May
last doth ofdef that Alexander Fitzpatrick, the re-
celvcr appointed BY SAID order, FIST pay unto Hiram
w Dawson he sum ri S36 ~, for h,s expense and
trouble ia selling the lot III The proceedings men
toned, IN pursuance OF the order of the 2nG day OF
My. 1889. And the Cpuu beng Of opinion that
the sud lot should be tcsod Tor the purpose of pay
ing the purchase money which sui remains uupaid,
doth lnrher adJudge, order aud decree that James
Garland be appointed commissioner, whose duly it
shall be 10 sell sad lot, on the premises, TO the
hght bidder, II public auction, credit OF elve
months having advertised the time aud place of
sale al least lhIry days previous thereto, IN the
'Nngla"n,' paper published 10 the Town of
Lynclibuis, and at The font door Il the Courthouse
OF tins county, taking bond with approved security
tom the purchaser or purchasers, retaining the
title until The purchase money - pad, aud make re
poit 10 tins Coutt.
A Copy-Tcstc.
RIO. c. CUTLER, elk.
In obedience 10 the foregoing order, shan pro.
coed, IN W ednesdiy the Isl day Of December next
10 sell the Lon and l. piovemens. therein mention
ed, onlho lorms specified j. GARLAND.
INV IN
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E.sy'5D EOEs .S.EEE.


on Wreck Island Creek, N the county of CAM bel,
1t or - nIies easl Of Lynchburg aud % miles
north of Chillnn's Tavern, on the Turnpike leading
iro N Lynchbutg To Richmond, and within 8 miles
of The James River Canal. Tins l. md lies beautifully
exposed the south. and WAS originally good Fob
co Land and is NOW fine Tor Grain Of all kinds There
Is between Is and 30 acres Of fine Meadow Land on
II. which IS very productive. The Tract contains
2iS acres winch here Is about one thd IN DDS,
well umbrred. The Improvements consist OF a
ID yeln. House and other necessary ont houses.
Any person wishing to buy would do well TO examine
foi themselves, AS good bargain may be bought.
For .erDs, ap j., 10
JOSEPH HOWERTON.
I'D
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RZHB O.VS, HITS, HO.y.V'E rs and
(.IkBS.

DIAN. colored and black Tat and Satin Rib
Il bons, from to l6.
Splendid Chene aud oIh,r Bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
Super Silk and Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
Do black and drab road brlm Russia Has
Florence Braid Bonuets. new styles aud very fine
Hoods and fancy Bonnets, cheap
Fur, Cloth, Hair, and Celeu Caps
These goods will be sold very low, regardless Of
cost, and bought expressyto be sold by
HUNT Il WARD.
Nov
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RUCklNGllAM Travels in America, . vols
ID svo.
Slcphcns's Travels in Central America. vols: svo.
Speeches OF Lord Broleham. = vos: sso
Ten Thousand y ear, complete IN vol.
De Clifford, or the Constant Man,
The PekWch papers, edited by Boz,
The eefSlaycr. by Cooper,
Guy Fawkes by Alnswotih,
ANNALS FOR 1912.
The Gift, beautifully illustrated.
The Token do do
The Violet do do
he Poels Of America.
Jus, received by PAYNE x GREGORY.
Nov. #
>haWls, IIandl.crChicfs n Scarls.
81 splendid '''"' '''''' "'''' N"'0''
Broche Shawls
S4 Chene Silk do
9 heavy Plaid d.
black Merlno do
Chene and other fancy handkerchief
Super black silk Seats, large
do Cheue Silk do very rich and large
Small fancy Scat(s, rch patterns
These are splendid goods, and will be sold NJ fair
pr ices, by HUNT x WARD.
Nov Ia