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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

On cur first page will be found the sIcech e Mr.
A dams, aud the vote upon his motion, which passet
10y decisive majority, 10 refer The Presidents Neic
Message to a select committee course somewhat no
vel, bit justified ~ the peculiar circumstances of the
case. On the 2h the Chair announced the flloM ing
committee Mossrs Adams of Massachusetts, Morrow
OF OHIO. Granger Of n. York. Smith eff Connecticut
Bolts OF Virginia. Pearoe of MARYLAND. Rayner OF \
Carolina, Cooper Of Pennsy lvania, T. j. Campbell OF
Tennessee, Gimcr Of Virginia Irwin of PENNSYLVANIA
(who was afterwards, at his request excused from
serving Roosevelt of New York. and Charles J Inaer
soil Of Pa
On the same day. the till making various appropia
tons for Forfcatons, taken up, and MIR. Graham
OF y moved in the present of the treasury that
Ii be rejected. On this motion long aud animated de
bate took place, in which the late Veto was mainly dis
e"ased The subject is yet undisposed o. TIE bill hay-
ing been laid On tie table, hy vote l0l u'2.
MIR. CD. Ingcrsoll, Gas the agent is said. Of Io
co Foco Caucus.) oshcd hore 10 ihodce In 10 pro-
eide rercnuc from IMPORTS providing that the duties
should be Paid as were levied between the st If Jan
nary 1858 and the last day of December sa9; and On
the question, shall the rules lie suspended fer he pur
pose!' the vote stood ayes A. noes ls--uosi NJ Tie
Locos DoDGlNG TIE QUESTION, Nlrrc is
heIr rrosstd anxiety to relieve the entarassmenrs Of
the treasury, ard 10 help John Tyler, Why does the
Nladisonlan not complain Of ihem?
On Thursday last, bill re adjusting the Judicial Dis
riets " hieh Lad previously Iasscd tie Senate. was
adopted by the II. OF r. ayes l5, noes cs THIS bill
(says the Rchmood Whia) makes Maryland, Virginia
and Delaware district ever which Judge fancy
presdes-and Judge ?. V. Daniels district is in Ala
bama and louisiana The Wing thinks JUDGE d. will
resign sooner than remove.
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STATE.. E.II.GIlNNS-

.Niyth Cofoliaa.-Fuil returns have not yet been re
cciy,d frm Ibis State bat suflitent is known 10 On
able MS 10 pr claim thal Mourn CAnoIINA Is 4 WIG
HTNrE, and iat lie will give Eeryoc to Nh Clay or
the next Presidency The majority fr Morchead.
(Whjg) Governor will be about SIN rHorsANn
"a majority 50 large to place the political character
m the State beyond doubt. Yet the Locos have succeed
ed in obtaining small majority in the Ie. stature, owing
(says the National lntegcncer) to the gain Of one Of
two large counties, sending several members cach by
sey small maorites, and 10 the less by the Wings II
two or three counties, by their running plurality OF
candidates. This result though be lamcned for lis
practical Results saay thing but dacouraging ena
blos us to claim North Carolina as Wing State, be
you'd all question.
iodiana- The Wings have certainly majority in
the Senate Of from to S;-he other House yet doubtful
Winos.-Ioco Foco as usual.
.4abama- Ditto ditto.
hcntuchy-.Al over Wing" The only question
at issue was, Relief Laws or no Relief Laws; and as be
tween these parties, The contest is doubtful. We had
supposed Kentucky had enough of such legislation some
years ago to make her ahu all soh eApedions in after
time.
.NissoWt.-Paral returns show that here the l.pcos
maintain their usual ascendancy. In St Louis, part OF
the Wing aud part of the Loco POGO ticket succeeded in
consequence of the multiplicity Of tickets runLoco fo-
co, Wing. Mechanics, and Native American Full
returns will be given from all these States as
they received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

Permit me, through your valuable paper, 10 recon
mend 10 the people OF Lynchburp ands vicinity the Buff
aloe Springs IN Amherst. 1t Is with regret that hear
circulated III town. reports calculated inIpre The repu
a'ion OF TINS excellent watering place and It's worthy
maia9fL Having spent some time there. | can truly
say thai good order and strict attention the want,
ol visitors 10 watering place in the State surpass
II excellent sulphur AMI cha ybcate fountains de
ghttul location, aud perfectly healthy nrghborhood
Offering The finest opportunities for pleasant recreation
II hind and obIgng landlord, and establishment eve
~ WY conducted IN superior manner are indictment.
er persens IN visit such place. there should be nch
81 Nisols At The Bul1loc Springs from runors en-
arely unbranded ltlr can attribute II 10 scarcely any
other ra0se) hardly yjser from lyneburg has been
there j the testimony 81 one entirely nnleIeslcd can
the faeans 81 correcting gross error, and directing PEG
pile 10 spot highly conducive To their health and ENJOY
ment, hnpc You viii make public that Of a
VISITOR At rIIE BuFFALOE SPRINGS
lyHrhblrg Aug 18Th, lSi2.
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SAMUEL. g'urENEY,


wakes this opportunity of announcing 10 his old
friends and the public at large that he has taken
the siure door above Messrs Hubbard Gardner Co.
and neatly opposite VIM Mitches, Esq'r Jawclry
Store, IN Nam street which he has lifted up and extern
dcd back about forty feet for The purpose of
eng his Old business which he has been ennauod
uf The last twenty seas. and hopes hy strict attention
To share the patronage heretofore bestowed on hun
lie VIII he very glad IT. all his old customers and
the pHbir gentrall assuring them that his long eSpe
Renee IN The business, and his present facilities give hun
superior advantages obtaining from the most celebrated
manufacturers. III Philadelphia and escw here. Goods
Ut superior quality aud of the ares, STYLE which he
viii sell b, who'll sale aud retail at such prices rs ran
MT idl Ia plese- particularly those bHying fdr cash
Ills stock Will he entirely new. and embrace every VI
u'tN ot Ladies'. Gentltmru's, Misses Boys aud Chi
drrns Boots. SHOES aod Slippers. Travelling Trunks
Carpet Baes, Shoe brushes, Hacking, Sc.
The above will be here opened by the 0th or 18th Of
September. When he will he very happy wall those
Nhomay want Goods IN his line respectfully ask call
from country merchants, 10 examine my stock booio
they buy. or am determined To sell Goods lower ior
cash. than Hey have been hero Cor a long time
SAM'L PGTNFA.
Richmond, Aua Is IN
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ilHaii'iA. At iafes Le1 ~ the tfiks t,h,ce .f A.,
tnc"it superior Court OF Law and Cbancerv ia, IN,
county Oh amherst, on Monday the fs day of August 1872
'"nn ." herndon, trustee of crunp h Co. Plaintiff
~ against
Thomas W. Jones and Aexandef Mundy Defendants.
In GnAHcrnY.
The Defendant Thomas w Jones mol ba yinr c,.,d hi;
appearance aud given security according To the A IN A.,
senhy and the rules Of is Court and Il anne ,,y H.,
factory evidence that he is not nhaant Of this eountrv
Is ordered INT the said defendant do appear here on ne
s' hnndsy IN November neat and the bill Of the
ed IN some newspaper published in III. town OF ypchburr
Tor two months surccssvey and posted al the front door
OF the courthouse Of this county 4 Goly-.res,e
Aug ~ VAN
AlRClNiNi-At rules held in the Cleric. Office of fine
'oany Court OF Bodturdi On Monday, the ist day of An.
gust, isi2, ~ ~
William kasry Sr nnl John Board aud William NcC abe
TAI" ',""nS and paitnors trading under the style firm
q n'''o "'''b', Plaintiffs,
Name, Hatcher Elizabeth Masey, John Ferguson James
haNt, and Jcmma his wife, Stephen Me Bride aud Emily
u" WIFI, Nancy Scmonas, Thomas senonns and parncns
English, and Newton kasc,nd John Board
WIN the VIII annexed oi jeremiah Ferguson, deed
Defendants.
In Cn.Nern,
The nricndan, Elizabeth Nancy no, having entered bo,
appearance and given secutily according the Act of As
semhS ANA III, rules o this court aud II appearing by salts
factory evidence tina, she is inlabtant this Com
mohweah rs ordered that the said decndan, do arrrnr
here on the fourth Monday in October next, and nm
."et The bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy ii this order
he forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
uwh o ,nrhhIg ior two months scccssi,rly and most
at the front door of the courthouse ol this county
ACow= resto,
RIO. { MITCHELL, nc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

The .Nt,s Court Crecd-John Jones ofthc Madis1-
nian. says he believes john Tyler is "a chosen insiu-
mcnI," designed by Heaven TO countcract Wing mis-
rule. We don't believe you, John: if Heaven has
chosen him at all it 10 sc1urge for national sins
such as all ,oched rulers have been in all time Cron
we'll of those chosen vessels and Ferdinand VII
Of Cain, the po;iicJa embrolerer, was another
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Ensiisi,, Mathematical and eias.
steal school.

~ VIE subserhef, having settled himself permanently
y Mt The Roetumt Springs, designs establishing n
Select School for boys and young men The number oi
pupils VIII be lnlt,d 10 hreirc. II being ms opinion
that To the best Success the uumbcrmsi be great
" reduced below that usually collected one school
The dliieu,s oi government, the inability give due
attention 10 each pupil. and the evil tendencies OF i'm
moral associations increase IN the ratio with the
erase OF number These difficulties, 50 embarrassing
To the teacher aud often causing such painful anxiety 10
lhr Ianu The subscriber hopes 10 ubviate by the limit
Oh aud select character OF the school Ills
will he To give LIS pupils sound and thorough nsrnc
ton IN the elementary parts ol good education The
government will be finn. but mild aud aicconnie, m
pressing the pupil with respect for good discipline
renee to his teacher and love for his books. II will
be cudenvored 10 make II rs much like that Of well
regulated Christian family can be, N which every
OF discipline aud every lesson OF instruction IL designed
make each mrmhcr olllennt. vlrluois and happy.
The iocay Of The school Is regarded the most eligi-
bic possible for such object Indeed. for every
nIcucc, tor hcauy OF natural scenery for tho salabfy
Il lis rnfe mountain AIR. for rclnotoness from every
temptation Ia vice. aud for the value of its fine mineral
water, II IS unequaed All the pupils will live IN the
subscribers any; and the number is limited. those
who intend placing their under his care, would do
well to apply rs early possible. The school will be
opened Oh The Ith o September. and continue for
sion oi 10 mouths, divided into two equal terms, with
one weeks vacation IN Tie winter.
Toms Board per month $40 On
Tuition or Term ii > months 20 %
Address Cloverdalo Pc Boctput Go. Va.
81 Refer Ia Geo. 7. 1ayloe, ESP
CEo. w. BLAIN
ANN Il vim
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.R'sb ygfE,,

fENEl" claims due 10 the Mercantile Concern lately
carried on At Bethel, IN tie county Of Amherst. IN
der the name Of John ID. Davis, but in which VIM. Nj
Davis 4 Go. were equal partners with said John d.
Davis, that Is moley 10 the said John ID. DAVIS
and the other moety IN VIM VI, Davis & Co have
been, by ASSIGNMENT recorded in Amherst County
Court Clerks Office. placed in the hands of John
Thompson. IT. and Buuldn & \ancey, for collection.
the said Thompson representing John D. Davis and
Bcoldp & Naneey. VIM. NJ. Davis s Co. All per.
Indebted 10 the SAID will please nuke pay
ment at the earliest day. John d. Davis will cali up
on those ndeblaJ 10 the concern and will settle up and
ADJUST the accounts and lie will also make sale of tn.
Goods hand ii being the object of all parties to close
the matter and pay off all debts due from the concern apd
then to adjust the accounts between the parties.
JOHN ID. DAVIS,
BOULDiN s. YANCEY,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr
Aug 10 ifw3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

More etnrs-1hc Loco Foco Governor of renns, Iva
ma has vetoed the law passed by the Legislature laying OIL
that State into Congressional districts II Zone n-n" be
"isef Than whole legislative bod,.itseli heing divided in
10 two afts and thus checking each ehat.ean any
afraist, irem Cochin China Ia Moscow. from Moscow
London nd stronger argument agaa Representative
inv ttntsf II the democrats IN THEN devotion the
one Man Power do not destroy democracy sel there
he no connection between cause and elect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18
Commissioners Sale.

RD ford, pronounced at the July FERN, 1912, in tho
Of Turner vs. Fields, the Undersigned comnais
sioner appointed by the said decree, win sell. TO the
hehes, bidder, on Friday the 10Th day Of August 1872
the tract land now i'll possession Of John Fields, ad-
joining the lands of Christopher Mon VIM. MaYtn and
Others containing two hundred and twenty acfes. This
land lies well is well watesad. with good imrroveneniss
and very productive
RMS.-one third of,hepurchasemoney wiz bese-
qued in cash. and the balance ona credit0f one sndtse
years. the purchaser giving bond and good security. mi
the title retained till all the purchase money 10 paiA
The title is believed to be good. setting rs Csuus-
siouer, I will convey in the specia! warranty only
July 3 .laA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

. Mr. French Intelligent lawyer In Petersburg, aud
an enthusiastic advocate OF Animal Magnetism, is
'eetofag and e>pcrimo rting that subject in that
town, both to the effects Aiesmersn the 10.
dy aud ON the mindby clrcoyaaoc we'll by
lenes The papers there say he has beea entirely successful
and Ir most hardened skcpes compelled, seeing, to
believe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

= Among ur I Senator'S WHOSE Of service VA
pres On the lth Of March next Mr. & who
it's officially announced in MI Cahouns mouth piece Ohr
South safenianl will no longer be permitted represent
The people Of that state Mr. Menufe named, the
paper a. MI Prc>uus successor The Legislature will Of
course latify the appointment.
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~ - IT. 10 II

~ - TIC
eopartnershp heretofore existing in This pjucc.
v under The firm of Turner. Burwt1 & Go. has beet.
renewed, and The concern will continue to do busncss
II helf old stand. Their stock of Goods which they
Deheye 10 be one ii the best in the place. will be- sud Ell
her hy wholesale OF retail ai very reduced prcrs 10
those who may favor them with call
IN addition 10 thelr stock of Dry Goods they have
good assortment of Sugar. Coffee, Salt &c Sc which
viii be sold al the lowest market prices
TURNER, BURWELL & Co
August limits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

toMNU Nc ATFp.
Effects r temperance Reformation -lhero Is not
III" IN tn nl ol Tins pacc snqle person confined.
,her Ter CRIME ohcr cause aud the doors are iEnvu
wide oPen. such is our. and mol the least gratifying c
lecr Il The Temperance Rctormarien- ntunpepancc tie
lns the high road tuc,mc Indebtedness and pauporsm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

e. \ Washington correspondent Of the Richmond
Wing tells the following. current anecdot,: When
Mr. Tyler had taken possession Of the White iIuuSe a
friend called and congratulated him the bright pros
poet before hnnhat there only question which
III It's adjustment was likely 10 present any difficulty,
and that was the Bank. Nj Tyler remarked. My
dear sir, there be di icny On that point have
Madison for my example: shall pursue the path he has
marked out, and Unnecessary, viii 90 farther than h
has done" Jealousy aud hatred Of Mr. Clay had not
then taken possession ellis bosom lie had not then
forgotten the tears he sled at Harrisburg, when Mr..
Clay failed 10 stcare the nomination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-18

= The Norfolk Herald states, the authority oi cit
zen 81 Mathews county, the singular fact Of truc) that has
faned onesery courtsy that county Tor Is years The
ncndsays, there must hc ,omeung remarkable in the
course Of Justice in Mathews, The heavens weep
-flnls
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RICHMOND COTTON YARNS.

III EIVONU (OHEON XAKNN.
fNsllE SUBSCRIBERS have rented and are now
d working on their own aeeoonl. The well Known
Cotton Factory of the RICHMOND .MINIt.3C-
TURING COMPANY, aud are prepared to furnish
Cotton Yarns Of The most approved quality.
II has been subject Of complaint horctoGDrc, with
The merchants Of Western virginia. that Eey could
purchase Southern Yarns, Cor cash cheaper in BALI
more and Philadelphia than Al the places where tlcy
are made
We now beg leave to inform them, that we will make
such discount for \ : II as will rrduco our
yarns 10 the lowest price al which article of similar
quality can be procured ia any other market.
Office at the store of Messrs II. ". & u j. Fry
& Go. T.. Il. BENTLEY SEQ.
RIcHMoNn. August 10 IL
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I WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
4 Hides, delivered nj the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them be tanned on
shares. aud the work To be done by responsible tan
ncr any III the State. and delivered at the MaIkat
House when tanned WM. l.. FAIR
Dee. u IL
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

h"hUpND WBnbtAI COLLEGE.
fENllE winter term of Lectures IN thls Institution.
. Will commence On Monday the 3ls of October,
and eonllnue months.
John Cullen N. D.. Professor ol Theory and Prac-
tee Ut Mcdiciuc
l.. w. Chambrrloync. NJ. u. Professor Of Macra
Medlea and Therapeutics,
r. l.. Bohannan, M D.. Professor of Obstetrics aud
Diseases OF Women and Children
til. Johnson, NJ d.. Professor of Anatomy aud Ply
siology.
Aug. J.. Warner, NJ D.. Professor of Surgery aud
Surgical Anatomy.
). Maupin, NJ, d. Professor of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver
two Clinical Lectures week. IN the lnlrmary nj the
college; Professor johnson Two week, at the Aims
House, and Professor Chamberayne occasional Lee
lures At the Peniicnary aud Guy Hospital as interest
nv cascH present themselves, These institutions fur
nsh large number Of instructive cases. and the mum
merous Clinical Lectures. 10 all OF which tho Student
will he admitted without charge, Will afford him rare
advantages tor becoming acquainted with the types of
Southern Diseases and witnessing the appropriate treat
mout The Surgical cases admitted into the Cnllcpc
nmary afford the Professor oi Surgery opportunities
Of performing many of the MAJOR and Minor operations
before the class.
The facilities for the study Of practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed any where The material for dissection is
most ample aud the extensive Anatomical Museum is
we'll stored with healthy aud morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus aud collection Of specimens
III Matrrla Ncdica are very complete. In fine the In
slltalion offers facilities oi the prescription of Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar lnsuton Ia TINS
country.
Fees, $40 10 each Professor
The price Of Board pculngi fuel lights. servants a,
tendance, 60. Ia from 81 80 s. 90 per week.
AUG. l.. WARNER
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, Aug. lOtif
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Aug IS
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
ArGusT l6, 1912:
~ iLSoN MATTHEW'S Of The county of Bedforl
w having filed petition, praying that he may be de
cared bankrup 1t is ordered that an persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said Wilson Mathews show cause
10 the court the 18th day Of September next why the
said Wilson Mathews be not declared bankrupt pursn
ant TO the act OF Congress in that behalf and that cppy
othis order be published in the newspapers aceorJng
to tho 22d ard oath rules of Court
A Copy--Teste.
HENRY GIBSON. Crk.
Aug IS w5w
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ANf VONy 10 TVOHC.
lEiNs determined 10 bring our present business to
- CLOSE as speedily as possible, We shall from this
time, offer nr large stock Of Dry Goods. vhour roer-
ence 10 cost, FOR MONEY! il will bo found To con
ss OF many Goods suitable to the present and approach
my scason We are that in some descriptions II
Goods there Is considerable declines a Of sick re o6r
mtiom regard 10 cost. and the residue AT COST Buy
crs, either by wholesale retail are invited To call M
" vi" nnqn'sllonahly be made TO their interest oai
with us.
In addition 10 ON stock of Dry Goods, We have On
hand good assortment Of G. n u & T. X les .
which VIZ offer at the lowest market rates. TO which We
call Tho attention ofonr customers and others,
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE.
July p tsf
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Valuable Town Property for
&nlc

valuable Town property for
sale.
V1NIlE subscriber is authorized by the owner sell
i ON accommodating terms, the commodious aud
pleasant
D1CcLii1ig House,
belonging to Mr. WIN. Bailey and now occupied by Mr..
Richard H. Ioer 1t is conceded To be Of the hand
sDmes situations in town, and the Lot is tasteiuy i'm
proved in addition to having it all the necessary
veniences-lce house. excellent Well. Garden, sc.
Persons wishing To procure excellent and agreeable
town residence, cannot suit themselves better
Also, the valuable ACRE LOT, opposite the Dwell
ling House, enclosed and in cultivation, and having
an excellent stable.
And also, the convenient HOUSE and LOT adj
joining Mr.. Tolers residence, occupied by MIR.
Ssson.
The above property will be sold, either together, Of
separately, and accommodating Terms Possession
will be given at the end of the year. Mr.. Tuler will
show the property TO any person DESTROYS OF seeing il
and all letters the subscriber addressed b Brook Nea
Campbell county, will be promptly attended to-
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
May 10 tsif
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Closing up u stock Of Dry Goods
EOR (fO&T

S1Ossn: up ~tOck Of efy Goods
ron cost.
tNIlE coparnorship Of j. J. PURpIS g. DUFFEL
4 will expire in short time by limitation. We
shall commence this day To wind up the concern. The
Stock of Goods large and we'll assorted and as we do
not expect To get cost for the whole Stock we shall sell
many kinds of Goods
GREATLY uNDER COST EOH CASH.
We have On hand most ot the articles adapted to the
summor trade, such as Lawns. Cambres. Ausns La
ces, Ribbons, Bonnets Flowers. Parasos, Linens Gam
broons, Jeans, Satcen, Alpaca Lnsir. Summer Cloth
Ermneltc Nankrcns leslings aud most other ARTICLES
necessary for Ladies and Goni,mens Summer wear.
F1R.HERS& PLANTERS,
will do well to lay IN now their supply Of Fall
< Winter Goods. great bargains will be given
in Bimhets Fhnncis, Fu.ed Cloth Kentucky Jeans
Bronirloths, Cassimercs, Cassnetts, Sc. Sc.
All Goods not sold privately by The 18th September
neM, will be ON that day sold Ar AUCTION.
j. j. PlRNIS s DIFFEI.
n B--Ihe entire Stock Of Goods would be sold at n
liberal discount t,om prime cost any person Wishing
embark ~ the Dry Goods trade, aud the stand given up
which Is perhaps the best in Iynelburg
J.J. p. ID.
July IL tsif