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Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
Sept. l6, ls4l.

By virtue deeds bearing date respectively on the
Trustees and for the purposes and
in the mentioned shall proceed to sci
cash Thursday the 4h day oi
November Isi nowdon the late residence OF the SAID
r. cov aforesaid all said Govan's stock OF blood ana
work horses mules cattle and plantation utensils OF every
with carriage and harneshis
furniture one Silver and two gold watches, -,
We would particularly invite the attention OF patrons q the
I'D ortse TO the very large valuable collection OF stations
brood colts several Of which are now IN training
he in fine running condition by the day of sale -,
deed require that the sale SHAH % u
for cash Vet arrangements progress by which y sup
posed 'ha' So''o '"'e - w. 'CRUMP.
T.. PUGH Dawes.
Marshall Co. Miss sept 16 l8il-5-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

FRUIT AND FRUIT TREEs.-Two of the best farmers in
the range knowledge resident ct Coos county
and the other in Grange county, VT have communicated
us the manner in which they their fruit IL is this
hev dig at some distance from the body OF avorte
from the is turned up to appear above the ground
sends forth shoots the first and bears IN few
fruit precisely like that of the parent Let those whose
trees are decayng or who wish increase good varieties
trv the experment-N III. Wing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

FrEpINc Mulch Cows-fWe procure in the fall. all
the corn shucs can the farmers put little value upon
them When we commence feeding, have large ket-
tie IN which we can heat water and basket holding the
o,ant;tv we intend for each animal. We then take the
shucks to common cutting box, and cut them you would
hav or oats and scald them few minutes In the kettle
Then take them out and sprinkle three quarts oil 'ne
bushe Of cut shucks you will have better feed than
three gallons of corn meal fix it you will When
was last in Mississippi the crops very Short and
suggested this way of feeding to some OF my friends Tor
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

SERMON TO SUIT ALL rAsrEs-Dan Burgess. in one of
his told the congregation that they wanted suit
for year. they might Mr. Dogby they wanted suit
for @ they might go into chancery but if they wanted to
have last forever they go Christ and get the
robe of righteousness to clothe them.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
se apNAr WNTIUHg-MARsHAL CoUNTy.

ge s. SFHt AT NNEGU@61J-nAhs ~oVNia
TTyAKEN up by JAMES r. TROTTER living on section .,
tt r horse, supposed to be ID years OLD IA hands
high right hind white in the face some small saddle po
appraised to s25. June o. 164 "a ~ q
sKrx mn by WILLIAM r. COLE living section l3 It 2,
and mule supposed be years Old white hairs
his body right OUT and shod before appraised 70
$50. August 81. 1871. ,,,r,, ., ~ .
and one horse supposed 10 be III hands high years
brand masaPpraised TO $40 Also enc mouse e9oeS
mue wears hands high small under biz taken eah
ear-apraised to $50 August ?, 1871 q. w. GRAHAM,
ienIG Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

GARDEN RAsPBERRIEs-Garden Raspberries should be
pruned in the eaey part of winter and then
tied up good stakes We will explain the reason OF ths
practice BY pruning the height of four or five feet ac'
cordng the strength of the has fewer branches TO
support in following and all the nourishment de-
rived from the root being turned into these they grow
vigorously and produce finer and larger fruit. For the
same reason recommend that not more than four or five
stems be retained for each root.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
GREAT BARGAIN.

The subscriber is determined to sell his valuable hai sec
- f land wing miles west of Holly Springs. There
m the above tract one hundred OF cleared land prnc
% valley of the first quality the subscriber will divide Il
r. en-; nurcbasers Persons wishing examine my land
will find me always the premises There are TWO wells
" s n. +. HAMPTON.
Sent l6 I84I.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

ABSENCE OF MIND-A young gentleman In this place.
day last week. having forgot what he was about ac-
tually requested blooming lassie to marry himl His
nderng thoughts quickly recalled by the cablstc
words--"No, sir!n
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

NEWSPAPER ADvERTIsING-The New Monthly Maga
zine says the power of the journalists immense Expert
ence enables us to confidently that twenty thousand
addresses printed separately and circulated with the utmost
energetic diligence would produce the good effect OF one
advertisement
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

T. NJ Tucker and A. c. McNut, in huge burning capitals,
the unaerabe of their eprobaton solemn
warning all eviminded persons who hereafter be dis
posed sully the vesta honor OF sovereign State
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

FOREIGN BEGGARs-A number of Maltese recently land
ed at New York said to be driving capital business IN
that city by begging One of the papers thinks that Il the
police do speedily interfere all the Lazzaroni of Italy
will col over.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

JUICE r. HueHEs, Candidate for Attorney General, adj
dressed the citizens of Monday last The Judge
is profound Lawyer anda talented man, and delivered the
best speech we have heard the Bond Question.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

uWe regret state, that owing to ndisp0s'lon' oU'
w. Harley is unable to meet his appointments as puo-
" :. unor He is now confined to a sick bed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

CONGRESS- Our dates from Washington arc to the list
ultimo The Distribution Bill and Fiscal Corporation NO
tsco are the hands of President TYLER for his approval
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

COMMUNICATED
If Col THORNTON DAVIS will suffer his be run
for Major General fill the vacancy OF Gen J. j. Guy
RESIGNED he will receive the and generous support
MANY VOTERS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16

feedino mules and horses mich cows and before left
was told the cows had improved very much in the quality
as we'll as the quantity Of their milk
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-16
MASONIC EXPULSION.

MASONIC EXPULSION.
AT a regular meeting OF Holly Springs
~yyM4Ak. !. Lodge, No S. at their Hall in Holly
HsMANxI N<$4Hk Springs Monday the 9th September
SZIAStANNxak A. d. ls4l. A. L. 5S4I. 1t was unani-
I11zzTjEIlA. mousy resolUed. That Joel M. Sledge'
(lXYsElSS a member of this Lodge, be and he Is
%FNYSTS<~W hereby forever expelled from all the
b, and r;vledoes of Masonry-for unmasonic conduct
BY order ofthe Lodge D,,cp G.
Sept 15-s-3w
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Fro" The Southern Literary Messenger for oetobef
EDITORIAL REMARKS.

The h'erature of our pages belongs To tho Re
public ai Leuers-the Navy at Country IL
lie Republic oi Freemen. We h We the improve.
nent oI the much heart. as the advancement
OF the oihcr OEr columns open the officers oi
he Navy, and we here againlepel invitation TO
theh To discuss the measures aud means Tor put
Ting the Navy proper footing We have hoist g.
ed the ilig Of REFORM TO THE NAVY aud ua-
ed IL To the na>t. under II mean 10 fight Az
long rs there ~ Scrap in the Luck, Bag OF, as
II sailor would say II shot IN The Locker
The points mooled IN the leilets below are Of mo
ment Ia the whole County, aud OF especial interest
To the South aud West. share Il public partnG-
age is due ihcte. We claim II for lhcm, aud hid
them look 10 az the, value heir own welfare, and
1--we then nNn interest. Let the pIess III tn ose
stclious talk" up the subject, aud our "ctd tor II,
mol ouy NIL the people OF the South, bat those 81
the Mississippi Valley, in lis whole leu Ia and
breadth, dem nd, with one voice. the measures here
proposed. W t can to no more II tbs mater. than
horst the sigma The local press must do all the
fighting. We ell upon ever, paper ~ the South
and West, thar Is friendly to the Navy that IL tue
In lis County and itself. 'tleat say ITS battery,
aud stand oIl gum; 10 keep lhs SUBJECT before The
people, and 10 second the ldndable III ITS OF
coflrs pondtn',ot take II ioI granted, that
tie me sures advocated by hin, there can be but
one ,pmiou. Ed SOD. LIT. bitSs
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Great bargains il. .S0dtlery.

TIVE subscriber takes great pleasure in informs
L ing his friends and the public generally that
he is nov receiving his Fail supply OfGOOds,
selected with great cHie by himself, aud the ST
accommodating terms, IN the Northern Cnies; which
III addition 10 his former stock, viii make his assert
meut template From his experience in the bust
ness he feels fully assumed lat lac furnish neat
and substantial work as any in America aud on he
most reasonable terms; all Of which ia made by
GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WOkkMEN,
UNDER HIS OWN INSPECTION.
lie feels efltt lu 10 the public Tor The very liberal
patronage with which he h as hceu favored lut the
last iew years, aud still solcits the same plcdgn
himself TO mike ii the interest OF l. h. to made
with him.
All orders FOR work. OF articles in his line, will be
promptly attended %.
Repairing done will nealness aud despatch.
II ~ ~ q l. r. = II l. T.
County SaidIets, wishing to repenlsh lhen
stock, would do well To give him call, or send in
ther orders his consists Of every ar
licle IN the Saddlery line
J. c. SIIACkLEFORD.
Oct. 3 Is
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II only necessary TO remind you Of the fact that 10
tho las, war; had more men killed on The Lake
bJ The bursting Of our opn guns Than By The sneSsy.
II IL terrible thing in aotion. and great dampss
uton the bravery Of the most gallant tar when he 10
AFRAID OF bis own piece.
! ultimately connected viii, these establishments.
and with the prosperity of,he South and Wesi, 10 =
system Of national dciences on The Lak,s in the
North, aud on The Gulf in the South. or tho latter
| shall speak in my next.
Ina war with England. or, in case Of separations.
IN n war with Canada, we should frsi have To build
the ships, before could have any Naval force ~
the Lakes. The enemy might get the starr &c ~,
and, before we could send out vessel, bombard 0Or
to.n-, bum our villages, or destroy our Lake trade
entirely, VIII II Is many times more valuable than
thens. Therefore we have The mure a, STAKE.
At the return of peace, the public armed vessels
there woald be dsm nfled, au1 laid up to rot-C,r
the public could make use of hem.
To prevent such evtls-as an act of justice 10 tho
West, and Tor the security and prosperity Of tho
Union, the Likes sho ii be apprd With steamboat
caohl from tic waters OF lhs Mississippi.
You were the Hercules the National Road tha
same powerful arg lneuis winch YOU used for pro.
wing the importance, the national CHI raeter. ard tho
cohs1iulioaalny OF ,hnt undertaking, might be ru-
peated with like, may. with more iolce III eloquenca
aud reason fot a National Canal
In war. the armed steamers al the Memphis Yard
could run through thai canal, and gain The imp0r.
tant advantage of striking the first blos upon the
Lakes. They could sweep those inland waiers IT
The cnemys commerce. and by gaining with iu,eiy
blhw, easily MAINTAIN, the supremacy Of the Lakes.
Al the return Of peace. these vessels instead OF be-
ing dsminiled there 10 rot, could be withdrawn by
way OF the National Canal. aud eiurued 10 their for
posts the Cult al Mexico. or IN protecting Tho
revenue the Atlantic coat. The cos oil tho
armed vessels winch thee years war; with England
would leave upon The Lakes, would we'll ugh suf-
fee 10 construct tins canal: Bur the National Canal,
like the National Road, whether II were evsr re-
Qutcd tor the purposes oiwm moi, would he worth
Is IN value, and Lar more t'an the Union.
la his scheme all the West, fom Louisiana up,
deeply Interested. Tor The incidental advantages
10 ttiose States would be ye,y gteaall Of which you
viii compteh bend AT & lance, UNioS JACK,
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The Female SchOOIa the BOiciourt
Spring. will reopen on the l>t
OF October.

/ offers, IN beauy Of situation, extreme hcaltli-
y ness, ITS excellence OF accommodations, aud its
sec fusion from all temptations to any tlnng but sell
Improvement, the opportunity oil education
strictly simple and pure. II aims-noi less as to me-
lhods Of instruction dian Of Govetnmelt-Iather II
The uudmb,tlaus bat sound and real teaching winch
ing My cultivated parents might eudeavor give 10
large nIy, within Their home, than at the
system VI mumtntary show, prevailing IN Fashion
able Academies. Maluplted studles--whIch are but
mode oil making gifl, presunpupns'y 'gnoranl-~ate
avoided. The fitttst and most agreeable things LOT
women tauk III. not the most snrIri,i for chii-
dren. rhurouph knowledge and love ior then dn-
ties, religious, moral and do resIo; complete ia
millarity with the more Elementary pats Of Educa-
tlon, (Readng, Whiting, AlilimetIc;) a sound aud
elegant acquaintance with their own language aud
It's Literature; an accurate and extended coutse of
History Geography AMI Antiquities: several Mod
Gin Languages, II llcte be Time, aud French lEvata-
by, Mi II IS spoken tn cast: such Is the plan OF
studies putsucd. Music is taught IN the ms
mastery manner, by an accomplished alien pro-
lessor Dancing and Dr"lug wI be provided fr
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.f'SIsCL'.

PURSUANT TO a dccrelal order Of tie Circuit
4 Superior G. urt of Law aud Chal cerN, Tor the
ounry Of Amherst, ~ the suit Of David llIgglnhot-
tom, plaintiff, aud Lucild, w. Thurmond deien-
dant, | shall on Tuesday, the 81 day Of November
next proceed sell, upon the premises, lot ready
money, The highest bidder, The tract OIL
Lnud in SAID decretal order mentioned, described
as containing 200 acres, adjoining The Lands OF
Thomas n. Eubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy, Tor
Nelson Crawford Sheriff Of Amherst aud Com T.
Set. 20 '%N
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PIOUghs and CUItiVatOrs!!

TNllE subscriber Is Agent FOR the sale OF the just
J. ly celebrated PLOUGHS manufactured by
Rugles, Nourse q Mason, OF Worcester, Mas,a-
chusetts. These Piuuels have been introduced
With great success Ito Virginia and North Carroll
Arrangements are being made TO krepln Lynch
burg, full assortment of the lolluwli vaflo US nds
aud Sizes
No A |, one horse No 0 hi!l side, one horse.
No ., one horse No A J, do two do
No A 3, Two horse Mo ., do thee 10
No A 50. trre horse No A 3, green sward, 3 hs
No 4 4 four horse No do do E."
No ID do do A.
Also Expanding Culvaiors, an article universal
~ approved by all " ho have MED them. These
Ploughs will be sold al prices tosnl The times. They
are considered superior 10 any Plough heretofore
offered the Farmers from The tIct that the metal
mould board and point is OF the same st,er 9Th and
character Of that used ia The Construction Of the
wheels Of K all- Road Engines
A competent supply OF Extra Points to suit the va
rious sizes, always on baud
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Oct. o. 1912. I'm
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FOX SALE,

4 TRACT of Land in Amherst county. four
n mlts from New Glasgow, containing nine
hundred and f0rty-GVc acres; formerly
the property oil HUI Carle,, deed. For terms APP
plyto A. TON klNS, Cashier.
Sen
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t. DIV ARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
TERMS.

Board Tor 10 months including bedding So
Washing. : per mouth 10
Lights, Fuel aud attendance, IS each Is
Instruction. IN the English course 45
The same, with French Italian %
Spanish, German ur Latin %
Music on the Piano. with Vocal Instruction
and use Of instrument so 90
Guitar o. linp, The s,me
RECAPITULATION.
Board and attendant expenses 100 60
i}Oatd with Eng tslI course l95 90
b oard with the latter and Two Modern Ian
gudecs $50 90
The preceding, wrll Music on instrument quo 90
o. +, es payable half yearly, in advance.
Refer TO Gen'I Bernard Peyton, John K Cooke
Esq or the French Consul at Richmond Rty'd.
Nicholas II. Cobb, Petersburg John IL. PIeasants,
Goochand; llnd jan Meade Esq. Amel's; Geu'I +.
Darlington, Halifax; John b. Minor, Charlottesville;
Gen'l. Baldwin Srauntun; James Mcdowell E,q,
Lexington; W. w. Ferguson, Bent Cree ;Champe
Dabney, Chs. l.. Moshy, Lynchbure; Res'd.
Jacob Mitchell, Liberty Judge Saunders, Ne"
London Vincent Wncher E.g., Piusyvana :;
Norborne Taliafero Esq, Franklin; judges Allen
and Johnston, and Rev'd. Mr.. C"ckc, Fnoast !;
Rev'd. Mr.. Wharton. G-n'l. Waits aud Col. w. NJ.
Peyton, Roanoke; Rev'd. Mr.. Powers, Salem; Col.
w. Ballard Preston, Montgomery; }. K. Her, or b.
Rush Floyd, Wytht; Mrs. Leruia Floyd. Burke's
Garden; Rufus French Esq, Giles G. II: John Ca.
pe',on Esq, Monroe; Gcn'I. p. c. Johnston, Abb
Ingdon
Sent. 81
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NOT ftE.

yu,IIE annual meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the
Lynchbnrg and BuIfaloe Springs Turnpike
Co,npany ali he held al Ped'f Mills, IN Amherst
county,, on The FIST Mcnday IN November next.
G. CARTER, Scc'y .
OF Is = ~
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NEW E'.aEs4 A9se WINTER
DRY GOOFsS.


Al The Store formerly occupied BY p. o. j. ".
Du7ey,
is NOW opening large and well selected sfoc OK
L OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, which have been purchased with great
care, at auction, and in the regular WY. III the
Norhern Clues, aud AT prices which he feels conf
dent will enable him to sell as low as the same
Goods Can be bought in this or any other market in
Virginia. He sollcits an examination of his stock
by all who want GOOD and CHEAP GOODS. The fol-
lowing articles compose IA part OF his stock.
Wool dyed black and blue ives, of England Cloths
Fancy colored do do do
Blue, black, invisible green aud brown Asphaum do
Wo,e diamond ard plain Beaver Cloths
Fancy cold and blk Cashmere, large supply and
cheap
Cadet blue and brown Kentucky Jeans
Fine and common Salineus. all prices
Merino Voenlia aud SwansdOwn Veslings
Figured and plain S Tx and Satin do
RIcH figured Chine Silks, latest styles
Spored and blk plain Mousin de LANES, all wool
,9sh fg'd, cold and blk, ground DO do
Fan and figured Saxou,s, very cheap
French, German and English AerInos
Black and blue black BombaZ ne, good quality
Superior A and 3. black aud ue black Silks
Blue, pirk and whlle Gro de Nap
Chine and plaid Ribbons, new style
Superior Broche Shawls eenuine article
imitation, McrIno and plaid do
Plaid Silk and Memo llandkerchtf3
Tape bodered and hens Linen Can brio do
Black and colortd SIX and kld Gloves
Figured and plain twisted SIX Mus
Bibbed aud plain ingram Silk llu,e
Morsvian. Menno aud Mohar do very fine
Florence Braid, Cyprus, Silk and Nuns Bonpets,
latest fashion
Vel,e. Flowers, Wreatls and Sprigs
Chine and PLAID Silk and Merno Scarfs
White, red, green, yellow and spotted Flannels
Worsled Plads for chlldren, vrry cheap
Zephyr worsled, 0or marking) all coiofs
Needle Patterns, gieat variety
White, mixed ard black knttng Yarn
Round and fl Silk AMI Cotton Corset Laces
Shell and Brazilian, Tuck and SIDE Combs
Misses and Boys Lambs Wooi Gloves aud Hose
Italian Silk and figured Sam Crayats
Lead colorod Serge lnd lila ) Tx, do
BOmbazine, Satin and MetIuo Stocks
Silk, Kid, and W oolen Gloves 10, gentlemen
STITCHED and PLAN Ii, en- Shnt CoIIaIs
Ready made Vests aud Panta"OEs
Black aud drab FlushIngs, lor Over Goats
Superior gum elastic, Silk and Common Suspen
ders
=" SILK, Scotch, Glng ham and Cotton Urn
breIlas
liish Linens and long Lawns, from common TO We 3
French, English and American Ptnis, from Ct cts
ri"'n and plaid hnseys, from l24 cents up
zeal skin, Cloth aud Fur Caps
heavy Glenrock Jeans al d luIled Lnseys
nose Whitney aud Common Blankets
lotion Drills aud Oznaburss, No. ], and 3
DfoWh aud BleaChed Domeslics, very large supply
ALSO, A SMALL LOT OF
Hard Ware ana cutlery,
together with many desirable ARTICLES not emu
hefa'ed all If which viii be sold low for cash. h
1nuosclibei's assortment IS LARGE and CON
Tie re, and he n,ucrs himself lie will be able It
'"'sy all who may favor hin with a call
JAMES a. STlGLEk.
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Elnl&NiSo
~ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGIN1AN."

=, pg5shed semi-reekiy ftre,y Monday aud IhHrs""y
al Four Dollars per an@"mi pdydofe :" daf""'e' "s"o
nil be recered for shorter time than 'i1 months;
naDer discontinued fercePf al the dsseretio" q
"a, rJ;tors J until all he arrearages are paid
M, ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
far yessJ for The frst Insertion, and eensJor ere
r, subsequent insertion.
RF JOB PRINTING erecuied neatly and eeped"'o"s-
-, re, xon1bIe terms.
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SIR-Ilrving merely emu lerated " Ie" Of tue
many advantages Of Navy ard and an Ac"d' my
al Memphis, Ttnnessee-ior III case 80 pam, al
pnueul IS useess--iet us take glance al some oil
the other Establishments necessary 10 make the sys-
TEN complete. Wuh Navy Yard IN The West, IA
national foundry also becomes essential ior the pnf-
pose OF furnishing ordu ance 10 the vessels pun anu
equipped there. a. -.
The expense of lra sporting great guns for the
Navy from the Atlantic. Icfoss Inc A'ieghahi :, L"
the u est , OF If lreghlne them around to Ne"
Orleans and thence up Memphis. would cost US
much probably more, than II would take 10 Cast
them IA tie West.
Where in 5 foundry should be situated, am not
1rrpa,e to saw further. than that II should be on
the wat, rs Of the Mississippi Adore Memph's-al a'
inter Ledalc point between the Gull and The L'hes
and convenient to supplies oil coal and non.
Ia urging the importance Il good gus, sui" d
d ua,ioaa luu:dfy would give iot our YES eis-ol-""i
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,r5,93fp. g Miles Royol Naval Service,
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Hard Ware ana cutlery,
together with many desirable ARTICLES no' enu-
"efa'ed all IT ch will be sold low Tor cash. ne
SUBSCRIBERS assortment IS LARGE and CON.
LIZ. lie, and he faicrs himself he will be able To
shisy all who may favor htn with call.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Oct. 81 Is
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Oct. 81. 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
c. J. RICHARDS & CO.

c. J. RICHARDS & co,
Sign OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern,
III street, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic II,r
az, gre now peninz large snd complete Assortment
~ HfhlN" HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which Tor
SaS cry @cccpdncrs, OF q punctIa men they will sell
az very tulh tivaEce. Country Merchants ant Other
W. I 70 ''r interest to call and examine their stosk
"!lL IN plSt is c'Il ris'd Of The following Good.
i.tutson 5 'stsut Corn Scythes
Mallton' ss' 81 cast steel d.
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble AuEus'a'. Pattern Grass Dc
Dutch -cy fIesOt hes uuauIv
Poe ket amt Pen Knives, assGrsd
tcl--ufs. shears snu EaZuts. 20
Table Auyes and Forks, with IVORY, stag, white
black |IG Other handles
Ivory KNIVES anu Forks in sets ofjl pairs from so
az az 'try superior assorttE"Ltof single aid dou.
Die JHrrci liut and percussion Guns
Traces, Hallcrsr AHy.!s, Vices Smiths Bellovs
MIN tne plate, pad ana other Locks
Hand, pit, - cut, min saw, hall round
fIai Bastard -nd other Files; horse Rasps
Collins and other Axes
broad Axes; Nail ll9mmCEs
Butt Hinges, at Eurs
britannia Ware. Jspaned rim Ware
Plated Goods German SILVER Goods
Wilson's genuine and csilmon Coffee MILL
Pest box d, "a.
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast shear, blister and German SccI
: |g'tls AMI spades, Hay and manure Forks
JicN screws, shovel and longs, Feaders Apiiro
tesi bench anitnouliinF Planes
MI. pit aud = saws
Hand. paunel an1r cuon saws
As2 an assortment Of Looking Classes direct rromt
manufacturer, consisting OF '
SWING, toilet, pier and tuantCl Glasses
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