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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


WILL expose to public sale, before
= the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the first Monday Of September, l841,
the west half of the northeast quarter of
section twenty; the west half, southeast
quarter of section seventeen, township
eleven, range five, east; levied on by me
to satisfy the taxes due on said lands for
the year 1889, $4 80, and the year 1910,
81 so, belonging to Col. Broadnax; ly-
ing on the waters Of Kentucter creek and
bounded on the north by the lands of
William Melville, on the east by the
lands Of Daniel Garrard, on the south
by the lands Of James McMurtry and
Henry Shrock, and on the west by the
lands of Abram A. Neville.
]. H. VANNOY,
Assessor f. Collector.
Canton; June 3, ls41.
Pr. fee $22 SO q-14
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summer clothes entire; he ran away
about the first of August last, and was
taken up in this place, but said when ia
ken his name was Dick; it may be his
object TO change his name now for the
purpose of leaving the country.
Any person arresting said negro and
securing him in any jail in this State, or
returning him to me three miles west OF
Canton, shall be paid the above reward
with all necessary expenses.
JAMES r.. CLARK.
Canton, May %, l84I. Id
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RE-oRGANILArIo> OF Thh JUDI
CIAL DISTRICTS
IA, pr .sst spPrOse& Fsbruary IS, 80
Is. Judicial Disfrscf. composed q he
Of Wares, Ciaaeorn~s Nasn-
ington, and Bolivar.
81 Judicial District. eomPoSed ot tn~
OF Yalobasha. Carroll, Chocia~'
and Tallahalehie.
Sd Judicial Disirict. eonFos-d e. lae
counties Of Adams, Wiikinsoa, al @et-
ieFson.
4tA Judicial District. conPrsed ot ne
counties Of Smith. CoPiah. >smPsoa'
Scott. Newton. and <eshoaa-
5fk Judicial District. eomPosee - iae
counties OF Jackson, lones, Greea, Ferry
WAYNE. Jasper, Clark. and Ias1er-a.~'
6tA Jadieial Dissricf, couaposs1 g -
counties Of NOxubee, LowaceS. AenFSF
Winston, and Octibbehs.
7,h Judicial DiSsricf, cosnrcSe4 et -
counties or Kinds. Aadisou. aaa kaatla
sik Judicial DiStricf, composed ct -
counties OF De Soto Coahouaa. I-nnca
Fonola. Lafayette, aud Marshall
9th Judicial District, eomPcse1 81 ,as
counties OF MonrOe. ltaSaHioa- Itsas-
mingo, Ponto,oc, ChiekaaW, aa1 mp
Pah-
lOlh Jadicial DisfTicf, eomPcssd CT ~
counties OF YazOO. HOLINESS. Atfala- al
Leake.
liza Judicial District, comPosed q
the counties Of Lawreuce, Cosiagtsa
Hancock, Marion. Pike. Ami,es a.
FFanklin.
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z WILL expose to public sale, before
= the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the LIST Monday Of July nert,
the following described lot, lying and
being in the town of Livingston, to-wit:
Lot number sixteen, in square number
two, as described in the plan of said town
of Livingston. Sold for the taxes OF
William ID. Hart, for the year 1889 and
the year 1910. Whole amount of taxes
due, StS 22, with all cost accruing
thereon.
J. II. VANNOY,
Assessor T. Collector.
June 3, 1871.
Pr. fee Sc. go
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Chancellor Of State.-R. H. Buckner.
CLERK. L. Dixon.
The Superior Court of Chancery has
jurisdiction over all matters, pleas and
complaints whatsoever, belonging to, or
cognizable in Court of Equity; It holds
two sessions annually.
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Also, at the same time and place.
The east half, northeast quarter OF
section twenty-eight, township eight,
range three, east, containing about 30
acres. Sold for taxes of Hector Mcneil
for 1887.
Taxes due, So 40. Pr fee, $40.
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Also, at the same time and place.

The east half, north east quarter of
section thirteen, township ten, range four,
east, containing 80 acres, more or less.
Sold for taxes Of Isaiah Wick, for taxes Of
1887, '38, '39 and 40.
Taxes due, So 20. Pr. fee, $40.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

This Court has original jurisdiction
in civil cases in which the sum in contro-
versy exceeds $50. For each of the i3
Circuits, Judge and Attorney are elect
ed quadrennialIy, from November.
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Also, at the same time and place.

Also, at the same time and place.
The west half and southeast quarter
dissection four, township ten, range three,
east, containing about 80 acres. more or
less. Sold for taxes of VIM. p Ander-
son, for 1897.
Taxes due, SIS IS. Pr. fee, Sc.
J. H. VANNOY,
Assessor and Collector Of Ta&es for Ma
olson county, Nj.
Canton, June 4, 1871. .2-ts
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arrnArioN wANrEp.

VEVHE subscriber offers his services as
u Teacher of the English, Latin, and
rudiments of the Greek languages.
addressed TO him al Can
ton or Meridian Springs, Miss, viii DC
promptly attended to-
Satisfactory references given.
EXUM LEWIS.
Canton, June 5, 1871. 2-S
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Also, on Monday, the I'd Of august, ls41,
The east half, southwest quarter west
half, southeast quarter, and south half,
east half, northeast quarter Of section
two, township eight, range two, west,
containing about 205 acres. Sold for the
taxes of A. w. Henson, for 1887.
Taxes due, So 40. Pr. fee, $lO,
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


VWVuE undersigned, Administrators OF
= the estate Of John T. bearing, de
ceased, will,
On Monday, the 28th day Of June inst,
at the late residence of said deceased IN
the town of Canton, offer said residence
for sale to the highest bidder, on a credit
of one and two years. Also, the lot on
which is situated the law office. on the
public square in the town of Canton. Al
so, five acres of land near said town.
Bond, with approved security, will De
required.
Sd. LIVINGSTONE .su,,r,
JESSE HEARD.
Canton, June 9Th, 1871.
Pr. fee S.. p
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Also, at the same time and place.

The west half, northwest quarter of
section twenty-five, and lot number 178,
being the extreme north end of the west
half, southwest quarter of same section
and township, containing about 80 acres.
Sold for taxes Of Osman Claiborn, for
1897.
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J. II. VANNOY,
Assessor g. Collector.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
June 3, 1871.
Pr. fee So.

Z WILL expose to public sale before
u the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the 5h day Of July nert.
the following described land, to satisfy
the taxes of Abram A. Melville, for the
taxes due on said land for the year 1889,
$50 ol, and for the year 1910, SIS 90,
to-wit: The west half of southeast quar-
ter section eighteen, township eleven,
range five, east; the east half, northeast
quarter Of section eighteen; the north
half, cas- half of northeast quarter Of
section ni.eteen; lots number two and
three in section eighteen; the northwest
quarter. of section seventeen; lot number
four in section eighteen; lots number
four and five in section nineteen; the
east half, southwest quarter of section
seventeen; the east half, northwest quar-
ter of section twenty; lots number two
and three in section nineteen; the east
half, southeast quarter of section eigh-
teen; the west half of northwest quarter
Of section twenty; the west half, south
west quarter of section seventeen; lot
number one and south half of lot number
two in section nineteen; fractional part
of section eighteen, $50 acres, all in
township eleven, range five, east, con-
tanning 1884 17-1o0 acres; lying on the
waters of Kentucter creek, and bounded
on the north by the lands of William
Melville, on the east by the lands of
Col. Broadnax and Henry Shrock, on
the south by the lands OF Bowden's heirs
and Henry Shrock. and on the west by
the lands Of Furgeson & Hall, and R.
Rimmcr
]. H. VANNOY,
assessor 4. Collector.
Canton, June 3, i841.
Pr. fee SI5. 2-5
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man by the name of IVES
LEY. Said negro is about
SIX feet high, very black, and
in the habit of speaking very
slow, or rather stammering
when spoken to. Had on
when ne ran away a suit of
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STATE OFFICERS. &c

Government of Mississippi.
A. G. MCNUTT, Governor till 1842.
THos. B. WOODWARD, Secretary ofState.
A. B. SAUNDERS, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
J. S. CURTIS, State Treasurer.
I. F. COLLINS, Attorney General.
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sHERIFF's, CLERKS, MAGISTRATES
AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF
BLANKS,
Constantly on hand at thfs Office.
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]. H. VANNOY,

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Z WILL expose TO public sale, before
- the court house door in the town of
Canton,
On the lst Monday of September nert,
the following described land, to-wit:
The north half, southwest quarter of
section seven, township seven, range
one, east. To be sold for taxes due on
said land for the year 1910.
J. II. VANNOY,
Assessor d Collector.
June 8, l841.
Pr. fee SIS. 2-14
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The above list Of taxes was handed to
me for collection by J. J. Henry.
J II. V,
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Taxes due, 1927 80. Pr. fec, $40.
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LIST OF Po>r OFFICES AND PO>T
MASTERS OF rHE STATE 90 MI
sISSIPPI.
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cTAL DISTRICTS
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Z WILL expose to public sale before
= the court house door in the town of
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
C. J. RICHARDS & co

c. J. RICHARDS & CO.
sisn OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
ii street, Shockoe Hill
/ NPoRTEks and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware are now Opening large snd complete aEsortm.nt
OF SfIslNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, which Tor
cis Guy 'ceepanees or 10 punctnal they will eli
al very small advance Country Merchants and oth,r
VIII mutt To lher Interest TO eaaod examine their
SI ,ti IN par Il comprised OF The following Goods
Makiton's beEt steel do
broad and Narrow Grass do
Rumble q husus;as Pattern Grass 10
Dutch Scythesot best quality
Pocket and Pen Kn.ves.assoued
Scissors, shears and RazoIs DO
Table Knives ard Forks with IVORY .tas vyt,i,o Lo,.
black and Other handles ~ -e' WING "V"e'
Ivory Rnvcs and Forks Of 81 pairs from sIa IN ~
large anu very superior single ami ,r-
bic barrel lint and percussion Guns
Traces, HalerI, Anvls, Vices smiths, p-Ilo,v.
KUN, une plate pad anu other Locks
Hand, pit, - cut, mill saw. ha rot,,j
RAJ bastard and other Files horse Rasps
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Hammers
Buii Hinges, all kinds
britannia Ware, Jlpanedi tin Ware
flaed Goods, German silver Goods
Mus9h's genuine and Common Coffee Mills
Eest box
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
ssaoNels and spades, Hay aud manure Forka
JACK screws, shovel and 1onxs Tenders A ndt,o
Vs., nesi bench ndnouldng Planes
MIL PIT and y saws
Hand, PANEL and tenou Saws
Also, an assortment Of Looking clasqes t;ra., fo,
manufacturer, consisting Of ' '"''
SWING, toilet pier and mantel Glasses
l. ram ed Pals and general assortment Of wood Wa,
french Baskets, &c. ~ ~ wa
with every variety Of staple and superiors
(.aanfia
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Additional evidence Of the excellence of
GALE s. CHRISTOPHER'S

Aoutlonai evidence OF the excellence of
GALE s. CHRISTOPHER,S
PIAN NOS.
AN really OF the opinion self that these
are s3ci but as additional evidence is his
regarded but rather To be desired especially from
sons OF acknowledged judgment and experience The sub.
Joined letter IRON g. E Horn ESQ Of New York formerly
Ieaeher OF Music in this city respectfully offered 10 the
consideration OF all Interested.
Mr.. WV DASIgIL:
MY dear sir-l perceive you have used my your
advertisements al Richmond OF which le dlffeI
What yeu have said is perfectly correct: sold Me-sss
'ale, christopher a Co Instruments thew were as.
socAiei as the New York Piano Manufacturing Co. have
never had the least complaint Instrument and
10 prove esent opinion OF them although hay had
an orer IRON three other manufacturing houses am now
making aTrans ementE to he constantly supplied need
not tel you for workmanship, beauty and lone they
are not caBnut be surpassed; they require M en
gum, tor they will make sir tsdy ali the profcs
si,n here delighted with Them SIN ui not y. sur.
priced TO see them take the lead every where.
Believe me, yours truly,
April 2sth, 1871. 3is broadway New yo1k
That these Pianos OF GALE & CHRIsrOPUERiS will
max their own Way has been pretty well proved by INV
saesi have, however still OF these Instruments IN
store, made of Rosewood, costly and elegant.
WA. DANIEL.
Teacher 81 Music,
Pane and Music Store square ADORE the hanks
10 A further supply daily expected ma
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oREaI q moRLING

HAVE the pleasure of announcing to their customer r.
aud the public generally that they have lust
al heir fashionable clothing eiorc Main five
below the Exchange Bank, the following and beaut
tul spring and summer styles:
superior Blue, Wool Dy ed Black, Olive LonOn Brown
Invisible, BOTTLE and Polish Green Dress aud Frock Coats
new and beautiful article OF summer Coats, made in the
latest Paris fashion, Single mi fancy plain
Corded, Check and Plain GambIoon, and China Grape
Pants; silk sstln BOmbazne. Chay Cashmere silk Bro
cade, French EmbIoi1cred Merino Marseles Vests
Persian Robes and Morning Gowns; silk shirts AL.
drawers Linen ant Cotton do jo Fine Linen Bosoms and
Collars part made In The Byron style; Stocks; silk and
Linen Crayats very neat patterns Scarfs; Suspenders
ItandEerchieis, Shoulder Braces; Russia Riding Belt
Money iiehs and Purses Silk, Menno, Lambs Wool and
Cotton Hall Hose
Gentlemen in OF Clothing would do well TO call and
examine nnr Stock, determined sell CHEAP
as any establishment in this any Of the Northern cities
Az l9-2m L. II. SPENCE Agent.
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NOTICE.


FINIIE subscribers the March, 1871, formed
partnership under the iTn AMI style al boy Ed
mon Co. for the purpose carrying freight the las.
River aud kanaSI Canal, where have running
Freight Boats the lis cIIEs We will attend To the
receiving aud fo waTng Of merchandise, aud
ug AMI selling of the the customary Our
warehouse being situated the hanks OF the Canal III
To the additional expense dIayage. Our
Mr. B1yd dnd Nc Mongomcrir viii reside la LynchhuIg.
We beg leave t. refer to the following gentlemen:
McssTs Allen PaNs, m, RUbcTi Jaiffay Co New York
Norman & Courtney, Hitimore, Lancaster, DENLY a Co
Webb Booker Haailion, Raston A. Peasants, Daven.
port a. Aucn Rchuiond; Miller 4 Rucker Roberts a Lee
Bryant a Young LynchburR; Hume, Esq Gent Peter
johnson, Abingdon Boyd a. Brothers, ~yihsyie.
JANIS NJ BOYD,
ROBERT EDMOND,
HUGH MON1GOMERIE
~ 2-tf ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
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GALE AND CHRIsTOPnEn,s PLANO,

GALE AND CHRIsTOPHER's PIANOS
WHATafe the requ sites Of good PisnoI Many per
sons Ia purchasing Piano Porte suffer themselves
~ De suidedby the appearance Of the polish of
the case. the loud aud Brilliant notes bu m.
sood Judge lakes care 10 ascertain that he purchases MOI
merely toy or piece Of cabinet furniture, but subsap
ai AMI durable rlusca Instrument. Agood Piano should
oe equal throuzhout-eyery note ofths quality of
Ton OF its action, and altogether neahei loud (wh
atef lew months use becomes harsh ami wiry) or on
tue contrary 80 sol require several years con
Ha use beote the instrument loses that peculiar aud
inued sound oeeasoned by the thickness soiness OF
me ieathcr ON tile hammer winch strikes the striDs
These are the requisites OF a really Plano, and in a.
einx the instruments 70 the public lately selected by
liinseH IRON the Mandatory OF GALE a. CHRISTIE
rhbhi New YORK, with particular reference these
qiaes solicit comparison and criticism from all inter
give sssiseiionin every respect have Pianos by
Bacon q Rszen late Dubois a Bacon whose make have
been known In this State for the last 10 more
Any Piano soldby inc not giving entire saiisae may
De retnrnederen after f'r.ireinonths trial
ap8 Piano wareroom, square above the hanks
BOARDING AT THE MANSION HOUsE
MRS. sARVAY having taken this well known and Yong
Iva established House, which has just underyon. tho
rough repair anireeeniiy kept by Minis MAJ Turner Ia
now prepared 10 accommodate boardcIs by the day, week
month or year
The rooms being very pleasant and ary and sui,ahI.
s sin the centre Of the business ra Of the City and
within few minutes walk OF the Rail Road Denos and
team Boat wharf, - oft Houses in
Tot per sons visiting the City, be their object
ther business or pleasure. Her table will all times be
provided with the best which the abundance Of the
ket anords-hsr servants attentive and poHte-aEd with
determination, by the aid of Mr. give sasfac
ton 10 all as far possible. She soics her f,ie nds
maine pubhe generally, share Of their patronage.
=, =, NARY sARvAY.
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GARDEN SEED.

"IAhlJElN oELD.
Varrani,d Fresh aud Genuine,
SALE AL
ROBERT n. DUvAL,
ELnk Square, Richmond, Va.
BEANs-large ani small Lima snaps,&c.
French sugar Rect
BgOCOlI-Purple Cape and Wilt.
,CApBAGE-Esily York, Leih, Penion, large York,
ChUllfIOwER-EiTly and Ilte
CELERN-Whlc fold
CARROr-Iong Ofapgs
CUCUMBER EARLY Frame, Long Green, &c.
EGG PLANT
LETTuCE.lee, Malta, Paris Cess, brown Dutch
MEIDN-Nuimcg. Citron
WATER NEION-fnest kinds
NASTuRTiUM
PEkS- Early Frame, Clarion Dwarf Martow(ai. EaIl
Monumental Early Cromwell
PhRSNiP-LaIgc Swelling
RIIrBARB
RAElSH-Inns Scarlet, TuTnip
SATISFY, OF N'gctasle Oyster
SPINACH
sQUASIi-EaTly Bush
TOMATO Lar. q Rel
TURNlP-white Flat Dutch, Red Ton, Norfolk, Ruta
Baga, &c.
Alsn, an assortment Of FLOWER SEED. fe4
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
CHARLES srEBBINs,
II street, Shookoe Hill, Opposite Swan Tavern,
IMPORTER AND DrALFR ~
CHINA, GLASS AND ouEENSWARE.
AN nov IN teccpi nj my entire sock Of spring 0oods,
I aud would invite The attention. % merehants nom the
country well ~ the cly trade Most o. pauefns N
EsrlhenwaIe eniircb new, AMI my stock % Glass "
c.eneive. An 81 which odcred the hbc
rel terms Tor cash 10 runctual customers.
Particular attention paidtc packing P3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

hOttE CHEAP DRY GOODS FOH CASH
MAY, IS4l.
y ii. } JENKINS has upcncd, from auction and the
u latest arrivals lar-c additions To his stock of Goods
Those wintns bargains for CASH 10y Wholesale or RETAIL
will do well to examine this extensive stock.
lOD pieces CacOcS, at D. 3 ", l2l and finer
braeins very extensive variety Of aud very cheap
goods als mourning caicOe5 at 2s cents Is, aud finer
Beached and unbleached ShiTipas and Sheeugs,
wide '
Cotton Oznaburgs, at 9, 10, ~ and I2yc
iOOPITdsols fr 81 aud upwards, styles aud very
cheap
100 silk and cotton Umbrellas, all prices and made to
order
bargains In white aud brown cotton stockings and Half.
hoes
BedTickings at I2Ic, Is, 2Oc aud finer
AOl linen cambTic lIdkfs. rom 2jc ~ 81. r. aud finer
Reconsideration do, all prices from 3s d. q 81, 6s and
finer
Mousein lie LANES, pc, % 81, 81 aud anor, all
styles
Mourning Lawns at p and1Ic
FanCy Lawns at Is 37 and SOc, also rich and style
cold muslins
Plain straw Bonneis s. AMI fner
Leghorn and Florence Braid Bounes, 81 50 ST. and
fncr
ls0 nuns Bonnets at ETc aud finer
Men'sand boys palm AMI lcghoTn Hats
lsh Linens All qualities iom 2he &C. Tue Snest imported
Men'sand boys Summer Wear OF all kinds
Flowers and Rhands Of all kinds
Fancy Scarls, Dress Ildkfs and stlk Shawls
Elegant Paris worked Collars
Capch aud Minullas ami Dresses
Lie EtEngs
Thread iaccs and Edgngs Of al widths
Lace Wells, new Style and thread edgings, ate, 10
andl2c ~
Stocks, shirt Collars and BosoGs, sc.
The cEensig stock on hand amounts TO about S9nO0
and comprises the besi aud cheapest Goods offered
by the subscriber. All those wanting argains for cash
viii do well To examine these goods before purchasing
elsewhere Enquire for
n. ~. JENKINS
M Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

SENT, KENDALL g. ATwATEH
~ Avn Iereivej per the steamer President and shin
Roseus from Liverpool via New Yors their supply
OF spring Goods Thew will continue receive through
The season. from New York additions to their stoc k which
VIII render az all times desrable AMI worthy the aeniisn
OF CITY and country dealers rph 20
GOOD NEWS FOR Gle aTLEM ZEN
(NEO A. KEEN a co. have, by the schooneIs Nassau.
~ Manc hester and Richmond, received large additions
10 iheif fashionable stock Of Clothing ard only saw
a from their former success in their selections the
virginia Market, they have entire confidence that their
Sp'ins assortment cannot tail suit paTtic uar
tastes Please remember their motto is
The nmble siIpence Is better than the slow shilling"
Received, April 3d-2D superhne French pattern Fancy
tioek Coats, an elegant article. Also-Sprns Vests
Superior satin 6g,d Silk Dombazne and hg'd summer
AcIino and Ehally Vests
CRAVATS AND SCARFS.
worth of superior Cravais Scarfs among which
are the new styles Of French Plaid; Fs'd swiss; Prince
hlbsTts and Opera CTavas and satin and Mohair
sesrs' together with collars; Bosomsi Gloves; stocks;
Shirts suspenders Hosiery; Iife Preseryers Russian
Behs; RoDe de CbambTes sc making their soc suua N
not superior, any OF the Northern eiic
ape la rear OF The EIehanse Hotel
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ject desbe, especially when distant from clues or
where timers are seldom TO wifh) having only
the metallic Plate and all the modern improvements but
also peculiar Brace, calculated give enyh and
soidfy..
hf-A guarantee In writing entities the purchaser L.
exchange his instrument any time within year should
II prove defective.
All new Pianos sold TO remain in this city, viii kept In
Tune one year without charge; and those be sent in the
country pae ked without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken In exchange.
II. H. TAYLOR,
Music store. -Dt.n-''s to u.-ss
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CHARLES w. MeGINNEss,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER IL

NChltboI Isl IEesDsteTlan CHURCH..
street, below the Post ONCE Richmond, Va
As the pleasure 10 Inform his friends and the public in
general that he has al length severe
aek OF rheumatism which has confined him the
weeks lie thinks suPeTnuoust say any thing OF quail
heaons IN an advertisement, residence Of 81 year,
prseueai worEnAn IN this City, has made his eapa
hand. nh 10 ~