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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
CHANCERY NOTICE.


Jacob HolIlngsworth,
ys.
Tho's & WIN. Durham,
& Joseph ID. Williams.
In Chmcery, al CarrolItOn, June term 40.
n pom the opening of the matters OF
VI this bill, it appearing to the salts
faction Of this Court, that Thomas aud
William Durham are not Inhabitants Of
the State Of Mississippi, il is therefore
ordered, by the court, that publication
be made, for two months successfully, in
the Lexington Union, newspaper pub
ilshed Lexington, Tor said Thomas aud
William Durham, two Of the defendants,
to appear, plead, answer, or demur, to the
bill Of Complaint, by the first day Of the
next term Of this court, to be holden al
the court room, ia the town OF Carrc.uon,
On the third Monday Of December, next
otherwise the matters in said bill, w,Il be
taken pro conlesso against them.
WM. HEMINGWAY, elk.
jane %, 29-2m pfXv.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
: me DISTRICT CHANCERY

'"' o the State of Mississippi.
. JUNE Term, 1912.
n' Cochran, Adur.
Joseph Green
/ b,H opening the matters of this
EloD of "a aoa 1t appearing to the salts
Ii ,ba. 'v''oent of the state Of Mississippi
Mic,Gop.,0 ordered Joy the Court thai,
bsysI S"'i Oe made for two months sue.
NJ q i III '0e Lexington Union, 10 the
Eepb q, A'0gton, for the above named
Edemur ,on to aPPeas, plead, answer
n day. ~ t',Ro bill of complaint, by the
shol5snO y, ne next term Of this Court, to
bon r n. At 4 TIC Court Room at CsrroII-
/ d ,,s The matters in said bill
W,, pre- coniesso, az to him.
M,,%'.M WIN. HEMINGWAY &c elk.
DIV :, & Neil, p. q. "a O'"'
Il % 2m pfdl5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
IN TIE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court Of the State Of Mississippi;
JUNE Term, 1912.
Board Of Police, of Holmes county, Miss.


Heirs Of Wm. Phillips, it,, ct al.
.TTPON opening the matters oil this
Y bill, and it appearing to the sails
hcuon Of the conrl, that Martha Armjs'
iead aud ---- Armls,ead, her husband !,
and H. J.. ". Phillips, are non resdens
! OF the State Of Mississippi, it is therefore,
ordered, by the Court that publication be
! N tde far two rrvutny. surrrs5Tvgty in the
E]oxng,on Uuiop, published il Lexington
&MIs>p for lhe above mentioned Martha
Armjstead,, - Armisead, aud II. l..
W. Phillips, three Of the defendants to
sppesr rieqd, answer, or demur, TO the
Pull OF complaint bSlhe first day of the
noYt term ofthis court, to be holden ar the
court Room at CarroIton on the tn I'd
slooday in December rext; otherwise
the matters in The soId bill, will be taken
kpro C0nlesSo as to them.
VIM. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
FoIz q Brooke, p q,
n Juy2, 80 2mpf e15.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
n THE DISTRICT CuANCEBY
Court Of he State Of Mississippi.
JUNE TEEN, 1912.
Edward Towns,

Il A, Rally, ct al.
IN ron opening the matters in this
r. oil, and it aPpearining to the sat-
4 es'cIooo, The Court, that defendant VIM
Towns !, IS not an inhabiant of the State
'lI'sssIPpI it is therefore ordered by
N court, that publication be made for
n months SuccesslveIy in the Lexington
gO'on, published 10 Lexington, Miss, for
N ABOVE mentioned VIM. Towns to
gpyaI plead, answer, or demur 10 the
SV'''ia OlII Of complaint, by the FIST day
G'e next term Of this court, to be holden
me Court Room in Carrolron, on the
'u monday in December next; other.
Il ~ 'ne matters in the said bill will be
'D Pc coniesso as to him.
r. "M' HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
J1 tp, u and Brooke, p. q.
wy" 80 I'm pfdl5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

Edited by T. Il. NICHOLS, published by Her
rick Il Ropes, No. g.! Nassau Street, New
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
n ID SCOTT

Tax Collector OF Holmes county.
May IA, Ii On pr { xvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

TAX collector Of holmes county.
march 10 Is 3m mr. (z2z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY


IVuNiiE duties oi this institution will he resumed on
i September lst The course Of instruction efnhra-
ces every branch u useful and ornamental English and
French education.
TERMS unalierej, viz: Boarding So per month.
Tuition IN the three different classes at rae Of $40
&i3. and 81 per session Of months. Music SO per
session oi . mouths Extra charges for no branch o IL,
stnction but Music and .lncieat Languages Produce.
AT market prices, accepted pay in part Interest de
Quoted on advanced payments and charged retarded
ones.
TEACllFRS-T undersigned Principal; mos, Of
the Sciences. German and French, assisted the latter
by her daughter.
Miss Gladding Graduate Of Wheaton Seminary. Nor
ton, Mass Music, English Gr,mmar Mathematics Sc.
Mrs Florentinc smith. English branches and super
ylslan over domrs.io concerns
My success IN securing tho assistance of Mrs. s.
equally esteemed lady and teacher. enables To
devote ny whole time aud attention 10 the instruction
ot my pupils and boaflcrs the latter of whom will al
WAYS be superintendent and assisted in The preparation of
their different studies by OF the teachers. All teach
ers teach IN all classes.
RteFrnces-'Ihc Trustees and present Patrons of the
Institution
N H,iater arrangements and accidental omissions
IN mg FIRST advertisement hare ocedsoatd the .4IP.lR
E.Ni alteration in terms.
MARIA llENRIQUFS. PRINCIPAL
Sep, I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
RsAN RIVER LAND
FOR S.EEE.

IFENilE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
y LAMB, lying on Dan River and Wynn's Creek,
in the County Of Halifax, Virginia. seven miles East
of Milton. \. c. and on the South side Of the river con
tanning by survey SO .4CRES of which there are 80
acres OF river and creek low grounds, and half OF
two tn rs Of the tract to clear Of which there is
portion of the finest kind of TON. 7CCO E.y.v.D
The Improvements are comfortable DWELLING,
house, with four rooms, good Tobacco Barns, Ne
gro Houses, aud all other Buildings necessary on
Farm. lie deems particular description unne-
cessay alpesons who wish to buy Land like TO
it before they purchase.
He would prefer selling privately, but if it is no, sold
before the Both day of September next, it will that
day 20 at public sale on the premises. The forms
will be beFal and made known that day
JOHN H. CARTER
July % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

o. Tie Richmond Enquirer was very much alarmed
the other day est Congress should adjourn without pas
sing tam anticipating the dreadful evils " hct
would holl the country if obey should be guilty Of sucl
deplorabIo madness. We'll; the Wings pass the bill
Inch had been vetoed, separating from it the only ca
lure which had been complained of in the Veto Message
and now what do We sec? Why, the Enquirer rants
louder than before. 1t appeals to Mr.. Calhoun-ii
appeals 10 the senae--t appeals TO tie Prosden-tc
crush this ''monslcr''-whic it says is even more a
bolninafle than the bill of denominations Of lS2s.-
that bill for which Van Buren,, Col. r. NJ johnson
Sllas Wright. James buchanan, and host Of other
'democraic' leaders voted and who nevertheless are
still high in tic Enqulrcr's confidence The Eng.rer
says wanted the Wings pass tariff bill; but not
such tariff bill this! Very likely. 1t desired
the hlgs, Constituting the Majority submit to the
dctatIon Ola nnority-Ihe arrogance of this assurnp
ton is only cqualled by its dcmocrney The Enquirer
was very anxious for tar.n BILL but then it must be in
precisely the shape 10 suit its vews-or else it threat
ems to blow its authors sky highland is indeed already
beginning {" rave. roce and madden round the land
like well trancdactor The Enquirer thinks it is talk
ing to the Virginia of 1890 but it will soon discover that
the people have become since then imiliarzed with the
sight Of The horrible tariff and find il not only harmless
but benecla and they wondering, that they were so
long held in awe by the rawhead and bloody bones
liiical conjugerS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

9t'cim 'iccm"cy-Some days ago the Madsonian
among other arguments in defence Of the President. de
clared that the Tariff BILL recently vetoed by that unc
ionary, would not have yielded more than twelve mil
lions olrevenuc This statement was made for the pur
psse of leading the country to believe that it rot de
signed as rorenue measure, but that its primary Oh
lect was protection. But that paper says, 1--WE
learn since, however that there vas an error IN The cal
euation Of one Of The clerks, which when corrected
shows an aggregate of a few millions more" Only
few millions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
III Cost TO close.

nElNG determined to bring our prcson, business to q
- closo IN speedily as possble, shall. from this
iime offer large stock Of Dry Goods. without refer
cncc To cost, FOR MONEY. |, will be found 10 con
sis, OF many Goods suitable 10 the present and approach
ing We aware that IN descriptions oi
Goods there considerable decline; all Of such zee offer
,cflom regard 10 cost, and the residue COST. buy
ers, either by wholesale retail are invited 10 call rs
II will unlucslionably be made their interest 10 deal
with us.
In addition To oui stock Of Dry Gouda, we have on
hand good assortment OF & u q E f. T. s
which offer nj tho lowest market rates. 10 which we
call the attention ofour customers and others
WHITE. TARDY 4 IRVINE.
July - isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.

NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.
IllE undersigned. Trustees of the above Iustiintiou
have engaged the services Of Mr.. William ID. Fair,
distinguished graduate Of the Virginia Military insll
tute who will enter upon the discharge Of his duties
tho 5ih of September next
In addition TO the reputation which Mr.. Fair holds
before tho public for his scientific ataiRments Ii, has
furnished tho Trustees with Me highest and most sns-
factory TESTIFY onas from the conductors Of he listuiol
where he graduated.
|, is designed 10 pm, the New Glasgow Academy gu
the most elevated bons. approaching, ifno. equans,
that Of our ordinary colleges.
PROGRAMME OF STUDyJsS.
M EmArIcs
Arithmetic. Algebra. Gnometry. Trigonometry fPlanc
aud Spherica,) Analytical Geometry. Difenntal and
Integral Calculus, Descriptive Geometry, Shades aud
ENoLis DEpARrmEwr
Heading. Writing Grammat. Geography. History,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Cumpositiopa.d De-
clamation.
LANGuAe,Es
Latin and Creek (he usual bcols,) Erench, Bot
mans Grammar. Toleinachus, Gil Bias Chayjes xii,
Noltare's Henriade, Sc. &c.
As Mathematics will be @ Distinguishing feaaure in
the Academy the blacli boagd" will be extensively used
as well IN French, Geography &c in Mathematics
operations.
Iuition fees per session If frc months.
Readlng Wiring and Arithmetic, with
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
&c. AID 50
ne aoo'e, Win me Languages and
Mathematics. Is 90
Board Gamble had IN the most respectable families on
moderate erIss. Il
The healthy situation Of New Glasgow. the beauty
OF the surrounding country the intelligence and respec
liability Of the citizens, together with the hg, qsalifca
lions OF the gentleman employed, warrant tho unersign
cd in recommending the institution the ssvorabc cou
sidcra,on of the public ut large.
MN. NJ WALLER,
JOHN WllrfEHEAD,
WARNER JONES.
SAMI NJ. GARLAND,
JOS. X. IRVING,
JAS. r. TALiAEERRO,
JNO. COLEMAN,
HENRY l.. DAVIES,
II. NJ. GARLAND, jr.
Trustees.
Aug 4 wtl5S if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
LYNCHHRlIsG INSTITUTE
EOls fOE.vG LADIES',

Hy WIZ. AND Mrs. MEANy.
Wis INSTITUTION will be re-opcned for the re
cepilon oi pupils, ON Monday, August Goth next.
The course Of instruction is full and efficient -corIprs
ing the various departments Of Ancient and Modern Lit
era'ue, Mathematical and Natural Scienccs.--best cal
cuated 10 deveope the powers of the youthful mind.
and secure a solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodous, and being
lately furnished with Piano Forte, Globes and other
necessary Mathematical Instruments it is confidently
hoped that the experience and attainmens of the teach
ers may iavorably recommend them D The patronage of
the public. The Musical department will be conducted
by Mr. Damer, well known To this community as dis
nlnslied teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made in the ieris
with the view 10 accommodate class of young pupils.
(linod TO t,oere aud otherwise the demands of
the community.
Terms per Session of 3 months.
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic J
English Grammar, Geography, History SC. $l2 80
pupils under the age of II Years
Over the ago of l2 years $lS 90
With Composition, Rhetoric, Globes. As ] az ro
tronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. 5 W ~
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra 500
Geometry, Algebra and Trgonolnetry. with tho
siruction OF Maps, Charts, &c. extra 90
Music at Professor Terms, 400
Use of Piano Forte IS
Use Of Globes and other Mathematical Instruments 90
Stationary Including Pens, Ink, aud slate pencils 90
Board, Washing. &c. G25
To be paid. ii all cases, in advance.
REFERENCES.
Tho 1T. Rev, s. A. McCostry Ep. Bishop Mishigan
The RI. Rev Dr. Johns A ZIP. Bishop, Virginl
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchburg.
The Rev. James Doughen, do
The Rev. ID. Nj. Wharton Dototourt, Va
The Hon. WIN. Woodbridge, Elk. Gov. Of Michigan,
The HIM. A. =. Porter, u. S. 5. Michigan.
Charles kraitsir, NJ ID. Pr. Mod. Ian. University Va
John Prentiss, A. NJ. Es President Baltimore College
BranM Mayer. Esq Soo'y of Legation u. s. to Mexico
Sam' Garland, John G. Moen,
G. Dabney, f.. Fletcher, }
Aug. w2w--sii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

HNllE coparlnership heretofore existing in this place
d under the firm of Turner. Burwol u Co has been
renewed, and the concern will conlinnc TO do business
nj their old stand. Their stock of Goods which they
believe to become Of tho best in the place. will be sold c
therby wholesale or retail a, :s,; reduced prices to
Those who may favor them with a call
IN addition 10 their stock Of Dry Goods they have
good assortment of Sugar. Coffee Salt, &c &c which
will be sold at the lowest market prices
TURNER, BURWEIL & Co
August l lmif-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLG.E.

VuNIlE winter term Of Lectures in this hs,ilulion
Il viii commence on Monday, the 3si Of Oo,ber,
and continue months.
John Cullen, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory and prac-
tlce ui Medicine
l., W. Chamberlayne NJ d.. Professor of Alaicria
Mcdlca and Therapeutics.
X. l.. Bohnnnnn, NJ d.. Professor Of Obstetrics aid
Diseases Of Women and Children,
III, Johnson NJ, d., Professor Of Ana;umy and PLY
sIoory
Aug, l. Warner. NJ d.. Professor of Surgery aud
Surgical Anatomy.
s Maupn, NJ, ID. Professor Of Chemistry and Phas-
macy.
two Clinical Lecteres a week. in the lnfnary. at Tia
College; Poicss,r johnson two week, ut the Al.ns
House; and Professor Cha,nbcrlayne occasional Lee
hires nj the Penen,iary aud City Hospital US interest,
ing present themselves These institutions fur
nsh large number Of instructive cases. and tho num-
merous Clinical Lectures. To all Of which the Sudnn,
will be- admitted without charge. will afford him rare
advantages Tor becoming acquainted with the types Of
Southern Diseases aud witnessing the appropat 10 llrat-
meni. The Suruical cases admitted into the College
nirnary afford the Professor Of Surgery opportunities
of pertaining many u, Tho Major and Minor operations
before the class.
The facilities for the siuly of practical Anatomy arc
unsurpassed any where. The material Tor dssaeon il
most ample. and the extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy and morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection of spocimons
IN NIatera Medca are very complete. IN fine the In
sitnon offers facilities Tor the prosecution of Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar Institution m Ills
country.
Foes. 5 20 To each Professor.
The price Of Board including Go lights servants at
tendance, &c, is from s. so IS O0 per week.
AUG. l.. WARMER.
Dean Of lie Faculty.
1iphmnud Ana | I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
NO TlCE.

eVU7z(E.
vk'Hh, claims due TO the Mercantle Conce,n latel
u carried at Bethel in the cut,aty Of Amherst IN
der the name Of John ID. Davis. but in which " n. n
DAVIS y 20. were equal partners with said John u
Davis, Mat Is, a taoiety 10 the said John ID. navil
and the other lnoety 10 WIN. NJ. Davis s. Co. has|
been, by assignment, recorded in Amherst Cound
court Clerks Office, placed in the hands Of Joh|
Thompson, Jr and Bouldin 4 Yancey, for colectiorl
tho said Thompson representing John ID. Davis au|
Bouldis Yancey, VIM. NJ. Davis s. Co. All pc}
sons Indebted to the said concern will please mike pa
mcnt ~ tho earliest day. John D. Davis viii call ID
on hosc indebted to the concern and will settle No IN
adjust the accounts, and he viii also make sale Of
Goods on hand being tho object Of all parties 10 cl
the matter and pay off all debts due rom The CONCERN
then to adjust the accounts heaween the parties
JOHN d. DAVIS,
BOULpIN s. YANcEF.
Aug ls ifsSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

10 The Madlsonian is evidently hscomug Jealous Of
Mr.. Webster. since the negotiation of the treaty. 1t
thinks too much credit is conceded to the Secretary and
too little to the Captain Mir. Webs may look ont for his
walking papers soon, unless he walks out, he ought
:" ao' without them. The Captain will bear 10 rival
near his throne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
- 4 - ~ - =! RI II ~ q 81,

VIE subscriber is now prepared to furnish any fam
4 lily desiring the above instrument upon tho mos,
liberal terms, and from the most approved Manufactures
in the United Slees The Justly deserved reputation
obtained Ivy the different makers Inns been much laud
d through the public press, TINT any remarks of his
would be unnecessary upon tho present OCCASION lie be
my known manufacturer Of the instrument can re.
commend the Pianos made by the dlilercn, establish
ncnia as inferior 10 none in the world All thai he IL.
qnres is trial and if the purchaser is mol pleased with
the instrument. II can be returned
w. 7. GREENE. Agent
o.; All Pianos sold by me will he packed and sent I,
any distance IN the country free of expense. They viii
also be kept in order year. without my charge III,
purchaser by myself as pass through the country iwc,
year regularly.
Sept. IL ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

w lie Aiadlsonan having recently declared that
"ei' scott was opposed to the British treaty, AMI had
''eu MS influence 10 Prevent it, the General has, in
c'ei 10 The editor declared the statement unue-sta
a MS utter ignorance ofhc contents Of the treaty. and
MS consequent inability 10 form an opinion whether il
should have lecn ratified or not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
II CIR -.
.fC.ERE -.
EEANING united our two stocks, and intending
a continue business al thcold stand from aud a
ROBES Il BURTON.

we take this Opportunity to return thanks to
friends and The public generally for the very liberal pat
rouage bestowed upon us during our past career, aud
most respectfully solicit continuance Of the same,
der the arrangement. All accounts contracted AT
either house. previous to the lst June, will be rendered
IN the name Of BURTON s. ROBES; and as we are
anxious 10 close old business, and much in want
of money shall feel greatly obliged to our customers
ithey will come forward their earliest convenience
and settle their accounts As have heretofore been
very liberal in Indulgence, fater ourselves with
the hope that our customers will respond TO this call with
corresponding Iiheality. ROBES s, BURTON.
June Is If
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ED - q Oh. TIC N.

fi7iIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
tween THURMAN, WRENN s. Co., is this
day dissolved. by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the concern requested present them
for payment, All those indebted to the concern are ear
nestly requested To make speedy payment to Geo b.
Thurman who is alone authorized To settle the affairs of
tic concern, GEORGE Il. THURMAN,
LEWIS w. WHENN.
}, c. SllACkIEFORD.
Sept. lat, 1872.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01
I:Bl IL q n NE II =
rssEEE HUNDRED PERSONS

. ! AVE bought and fairly tested the quality Of r.. =
A NASllS PIANO fORrES, aud hold them.
selves ready 10 recommend them 10 these who NAV be
IN want OF the article.
Don't pay for the Piano until yon what a. and
hen yon sure of moi being imposed UNION The Sub.
scrber Offers his instruments upon trial
T.. Z. NASH.
Seller Of Books and Pianos
Petersburg, Va.
July Il tii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

W he Ne" ork papers announce the death ofBcn.
nmln W right, Esd the associate OF Dewitt Clinton in
the construction o the Erie Canal, and for some years
The Chief Engineer OF The james River and Kanawha
Company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

or Public sentiment in Virginia is becoming impa
,ient Of restraint. The Wings beaten last Spring
by their Indifference and apathy The spirit of leAo
however, is revring, and ''next Spring" we LOOK tot
different result See tho proceedings Of several meet
iugs, on the 4th page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

" - IS ~ Il - u
\ ANlNG sod out the principal part ofour o |. ID
II r o { X al the store Of Burton & Roles, we
have the pleasure OF informing friends and the ubic
genefaIly. that we have rcmored to ha house O u n
~ + T. 4 o c X Of r RE S n
N + " and DESIRABLE GOODS and ah,l
IN future continue our business At THE ON STAND un
der the style and firm of ROBES & BURTON
Having been very literally patronizcd by pcncrou,
pubic Tor nearly five years, under the old and new
hrns, we Halter ourselves. now, that we have united
ON stocks aud are better prepared and the more dspc
scd 10 merit its continuance that we shall not fail 10 re-
all2e our most sangninc expectations.
Oar stock at this time is very large and is comprised
part OF lie following very desirable articles 10 which
with many others not enumerated, we earnestly nyi,,
HE attention oia'l Who are in want Of good Goods at
low prices
Plain and Figured Silks and Salins some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks. a great variety
Blue black do. handsome and cheap
Slack, blue black and coored Challcys
Molsns great variety aud very cheap
Black and colored Gro DE Nap Morino, very fine
Black, blue black, and colorcd Bombaznes
Syrian Muslns. fine and handsome article for Ladies'
dresses
Panied Lawns aud Muslins, from Is to IS
Caeoes at I'd worth Ia
do :" IL SD
do Eng. =" IsGd" Is Sd
Printed Cambrics, yard wide at Cd
laflinn Muslin. white and colored. a new article
Cambrics aud Muslins; splendid assortment
Bonnet Silks and Lawns. very low
Bonnet HibbGns, large supply, cheap
Alpaca usirc. hoautit article for Ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin EdeIngs and Inscrngs
Thread aud Bohbnol l.aocs, large supply
ak, Cotton and Wor.ed Hosiery, splendid assortment
Gloves. of all kinds. prices and descriptions
Scars, Fancy IIandkercleis, Shaws aud Manlillas,
rich variety
Cloths, Casslnercs aud Vestings
Georgia Nankeens. brown Linens and Dnngs
Summer Cloths and fhibet Cloths. very fine
Cotton FrIngcs. large stock, very cheap
six and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasols
Ganbroons, Italian Cloths Cotton Cassimerse Kentucky
jeanes. aud various other Goods suitable for gen
tlemen's clothing
Cotton Oznaburg Burlaps and Tow Linen
Blcachel and brown Cottons from cents To the finest
quality
SUGAR, Coffee, Salt and Dale Coon very low besides
great variety OF other d n COOP CIR o
cERIrs, of which We invite a special examination.
ROBES s. BURTON.