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To The Honorable the House Of Delegates, in the Com
1nnnlrnnLth nf Eirninin

""V" -tHt
1T will give me pleasure IN serve you, in the capacity Of Door
] ..ceper, at the next Session Of the General Assembly. My past
life has made me familiar with the practice Of similar duties. II
it he your pleasure to call me - this employment, will carry
into il Il heart and hand that will give their zeal. consistency and
recttude To your service. The tenure Of the office has wisely
been made from year 10 year, and he who is not reappointed 10
the vacancy is neither removed from his possession, nor prescribed
as a citizen. Equality Of rights and pretensions, with occasional
roaion in office, make the dis 'tctivc characteristics tn our free
system of govcrnment-and assemblies, az well as individuals,
may nationally believe their eneines will not serve them better
than their friends. Yours, faithfully,
WIN. C. ALLAN.
CnInener lime Ist. 1870. eff
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the lanes River
L K Kanawia Company, about the last of March, ! Nrcr" men,
James, Rem, Moses and Tom. James was hired OF Mertwctsrer
Jones, Of Hanover, and bias a wife NJ Mr.. James Lyons, near
RicEu,ona-Lc is about y years Of age, s feet : or g inches high,
no marks recoIectrd. Bcn and Moses were hired Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wiusleld, of llano.er-Ben Is abonl - years "i aas,
very black. his ears have bccn perforated for rings, he has \ wife
at Joseph W.ncheld's, in Hanover, about ) feet = inches high
Muse Is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, brown ooinplcAinn, 70
years of age, and ii is understood lie can ~ rite very well-he was
hirrd last year by co,. Saml. Myers Of Richmond, and II Is more
Than probable he may have Il pass. Tom is about 20 years of age,
5 feet i inches high, dark complexion, hired OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Winpfrld of Narrower. The above reward will be given for each,
If delivered to Capt William, r. Richardson, III Richmond, or
10 B. h. Ayres, 1t Dover, or secured in Jail SO we get them.
MAY 90 I'll
mr. The Wing will COPY.
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NOTICE.-From and after the 25tl Of April, our tri-weekD
~ lines Of Packets 10 L%ynchburg will leave Richmond ah u
Lynchburg on Monday, Wednesday,, and Fridays, NJ 8 O'clock
A. NJ. By this arrangement. we form 4 connection WIN lhe ~
rious Lines of Stages running out Of L%.ynchbHlrg. our sG,i',sni'
Boats viii leave Richmond rs usual, viz: on Monday' "1.hcs
dv and Friday, at i O'Clock, r. NJ, canuecHne with TIE tafai
vile and Halifax Stages, and also with the tiIailottS''nc an'
Staunion Stages. As TO the convenience and ekpe'' non ny in'
route over all others going West from Richmond, or Us 'ls'aHy
we shall not say any thing, hut refer passengers ad others IL
those who have travelled oH Our packets
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT:
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r AWRENCEVIlLE FEMALE SEMlNARY.-The next ses
IL sion of this Institution Will commence ON Wednesday,, Inc
2nth of Iuly, under the charge 0f Mr. and Mrs. Woodwork, who
have had charge Of il during the past session, and who have rot
only sustained, bnt increased, the high reputation they brought
with them rs Teachers.
Terms per session Of $ monihs:-Boari, SIS; Tuition in English,
SIP 50; Latin, French, and Mathematics, S7 so; Music, $50; Use
Of Piano, 81 so.
July | E. A. MORRISON.
We attended, at the closc Of the last term, 4 public examlna
ton of the young ladies Of the Lawrcncevile Female Seminary.
1t gives ns pleasure 10 say, that the result, in both the depart
ments Of Literature and Music, were highly crcditabIe TO teacll-
crs and pupils. We highly approve Of Mr.. WIS mode of teach.
ing. The young ladies are taught the principles and elements of
their studies. aud not permitted 10 repeat (without understanding
what is written by the authors they ue as text books.
We take pleasure in recommending this institution 10 the pub.
lie as one we'll calculated 10 prepare young ladies, by sound
knowledge and useful accomplishments Tor important stations in
life. DABNEY BROWNE,
GEORGE STONE,
I. 7. CaSTLEMAN,
n. d. TURNBULL.
Iulv l6-6w
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UNIVERSITY OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEPARTMENT.
~ The plan Of instruction in this department Of the University
presents prculi3rties 10 be found IN no other School Of Medicine
IN the Union. The Lectures commence ON the frt If October,
and terminate on the ih of July ensuing.
Owing to the length of The Session, which embraces a reriod Of
nire months, three Professors are enabled la perform NIL The duties
which in other medical institutions are usually assigned To six:
and The students are seldom required To attend more than two
lectures on the same day. by ihS arrangement, the students have
an opportunity of being well grounded in Anatomy, Physiology,
and other elementary branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications in connection with the study of the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the students are subjected 10
n full and rigid examination on The preceding lecture, or on
portions of approved text hooks. II Is apparent, that the plan, of
which the outlines have been briefly stated, is one which allows
the student TO commence as = ell as Ia c0npEfe his medical studies
in the institution; aud presents Il happy combination of The advan-
taces tf the system OF instruction by private pupilage and that of
public lectures.
ANY person Of approved moral conduct NAV onrr as candidate,
and receive the degree of VI. D., without reference TO the time he
has been engaged in the study of medicine, or Of joining the
school, provided he undergoes in a sails actory name, the vari
Gus examinations prescribed by the enactmcnts.
The Professors are
John /. Emmett, N. D., Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and
MaierIa Medica.
Henry Howard, VI. n, Professor of Pathology and Practice of
Medicine, Obstetrics aud Medical Jurisprudence.
James L. Cabcn, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy. Physiology and
Surgery. WILLIS II. WOODLEY, Proctor.
july ~ &-Sw
Gy The Richmond Wing, the Baltimore Patriot, baltimore Re.
publican, piisburg Gazette, aud the Winchester Republican, will
publish both Of The above for & weeks; and the Cincinnati Ca
zctie, Wheeling Gazette, Valley Star, the Raleigh Register, and
Fayetteville Observer, n. c., Nashville Republican and Union,
Courier and Mercury, S. C., the Mlledgcvilc Recorder and Sa-
vannah Georgian, Ca. the Mobile Chronicle, the Huntsville De-
mocrat, aud Flag of the Union, Ala, the Argus and Bee, N. O.,
aud the Journal anu Advertiser, Louisville, KY, will publish
both of tie above advertisements weekly 10 the amount OF ten
dollars for both, and send one copy To the Proctor. The several
papers will forward their accounts to the Editor of the Enquirer
for collection by the lit If October. II ) requested Of those who
pnhlsh daily papers 10 insert The foregoing advertisements in
their country uauprS Orv.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE FOR SALE.
TNllE beautiful residence of the late Benjamin brnuehtoh, or
L posite fredericksburg, including $50 acres oil Lana, VIZ
Mulberry Hill, the Race Course and Ltte Hhim.
w. IL. TAYLOE, Executor.
Nornt Airy l0rh June 1870 22-tf
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- APPAHANNOCK Ian FOR SALE offer for sale that
IL valuable Farm on which I reside, called Mora,ico Hall, on
hloratico creek, IN Richmond county, containing between five
hundred and fifty and six hundred acres. For fertility, convent
ence and beauty of situation, few places of its size are superior.
This land lies Immediately on the bank of the river, where fish,
oysters and wild fowl Of the best quality are had without much
trouble, and in great abundance. Persons disposed TO purcha
are requested and invited to conc and examine il.
CHAS. ". SMITH.
July5 lift
1J' The Wing viii copy till forbid, and send account, to c. v.
Snub.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-My Farm, containing or
' acres, lyinp on the Rapidan river, eight miles from Orange
Court house, and thirty. FIVE from Fredericksburg, is Tor sale al
reduced price. For farther particulars, apply 10 me- VI py iea''
'NN" :" o''"s' e'"' JAMES L. COLEMAN.
June "a I'LL
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NOTICE.-The franklin Manufacturing Company have ap-
~ pointed A. =. Maddox their Agent, who viii be furnished Al
his Store, twe doors below the Bank Of Virginia, win 4 large
supply of all the varieties of Writing Paper made at their MN,
viz: Foolseap, hatcap, packet post and letter Paper, all whicn ne
will sell, by wholesale and retail, AT such prices ns cannnt fail TO
satisfy the public. City and country merchants, and citizrns OF
the State generally. are respectfully invited 10 examine his stock,
and see IL il is not Ia theil interest To encourage domestic mann
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, frtsifeht..
nr, 1871 42-tf
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:.,rr,r ~. sb,,I .,on running cur Sco,isvilc Boat from
and AFTER the LIST Of July. The connection with me sun na"'
s,,ss. via the Canal and Sco,tsvi!!e, vii! stu De KIP, ~ ra,is
's.,r, for Staun,on, by leaving IN our LHheEorIS 49,.
%rrG Jrnye Richmond IN Monday, "Wednesday and fHday az .
r..ck. A.. NJ, will arrive In Staunitn 81 tne Sa,"s urXpopT
ef Railroad. BolD, wv i6-tf
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Feb, 8

SUMMER HATS-SUMMER HATS have just received my
- stock Of Palm Leaf, Leghorn and Panama Hats, which
will sell lower than any other house IN the Trade, for cash OILY.
p. 5. GARBANATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, Shockne lllll.
mo li-sf
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VNo MIR. ABNER RoBiNsoN.-Sir:-ion not being an inha'
i bitant Of the State of Virginia, will he pleased 10 take no
iice, that | shall, on Wednesday, the 9Th day of August next, be
tween the hours Of eight O'clock IN The forenoon and seven
o'clock in the afternoon at ihr same day, proceed, in the Clerks
Office of the Superior Court Of CllaneeIy for The Richmond III, rr
cuit, To take The dispositions Of Isham ruckei, Joseph Gates, w
IL. Iuckelt, Robert NJ. burton, John w Sheppard aud "'hrr', 10 :,
be read in evidence on the trial OF Il suit deffndine III ihe sW W
Court, wherein am plaintiff, and you, Ahmcr Robinson, u. W.
Green, lsham Puckeit, William Burton, Joseph Adkins. boHlhe
Dandrrdrr, Jacob 4. Smith and Thomas u. Carter are Defendants,
and the taking Of The dispositions at The Witnesses aiorc SAW y"
others, If not completed on the mrs, day. viii he continued rom
day To day, al the same place, and hrtwren the same hours, uh'h
the :akins of the dispositions of the said witnesses, and others,
shall be completed-when ard where you may attend, y you
please. PHILIP b. JONES.
LII, 10 Civ
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4 CARD.-P. S. GJdRB.fIN.77I bces leave most respectfully TO
"A inform his friends and the public. that he has imported, direct
from London, au article FOR the manufacture of Summer Hats,
light, hat. They are Of n beautiful drab color, far lighter than
lechorn hats; and are ventilated so tina, they will keep The head
perfectly cool. He will warrant them water T proof. In TACT, they
are such an article as cannot fail to please every person that may
wear them, and they will be sold at the low price OF 81.
AnriI Is ll3-tf
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BRUNSWICK next session OF this Ins;iii'-
- ton will commence on Wednesday,, the goth July, under HE
charge of pahney Browne, Esq, whose reputation rs a Tea, her
is so we'll known ms TO render any recommendation OF this scboD'
from the Board of Trustees unnecessary.
Board may be had in the most respectable Families III Inc WI
lare aud neiehborhood. Pupils, whether boarding In the same
family with Mr. Browne, or elsew here, VIII be answerable 10
him for their conduct out of as well IA in school.
Terms per session Of 5 Notwithstanding Greek, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, $50; English, sl2 50. An additional
fee of s. for French. HENRY LEWIS, President.
J,iy lG-6w
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r AW N0TICE-The Co Partnership between the underslgn'
~ ed has, by mutual consent, heen dissolved.
The unfinished business Of Judge stanard, in the Court O
Appeals and elsewhere, is left In the charge of Robert c. Stanard
and will be attended to by him, except those cases in which The
parties interested prefer to engage other Counsel. Parties intend 4.
undersigned tR. C. s;anard) and apprize him Of their purpose be
fore the commencement, of the ensuing term Of the Court Of Ap
r JAMES LYONS,
ROBERT c. STANARD.
June % l5-lI
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twice 4 week,

n,ylAt quarterly. .,n,- ,vbe,ey4r
.%,.,y', aaniwri,iuc il unAnown atthis office, musi ee ai.nen'
,.j ~ she -ndnrSa,.on o:the Postmaster in Tire heishoeiioou,
- .,iiin no c,se be published. every measure, that las
~, AIKEN to prevent impcsi:ions and qnizzes, has proved here.o,
-.r,yliIinr-We mist, therefore, ins'st IN Sich q case upon
r"S,,nnica,ion being certified by the name Of the Postmaster
- 80 Lrt -. .hr frf,er.i
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JuhN NJ. MILLER, ATTORNEY At Law, will regularly attend
ue Superior and inferior Courts of Powhatan and Cumberland
" VIII also attend 10 the transaction of any business entrusted
=" W. IN the counties of Amelia and Goochland.
nIarcss-Powh a,anC Courthouse.
JNl - 0O-tp,
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VETERINARY OF THE VI MEDICAL COLLEGE

TNFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
L Persons laborine under diseases of any kind, not contagious,
are admitted in this institution AT The following rates:
For any period not exceeding six weeks, nhne patients at So
per week. coorcd do At 81. For any period exceeding six weeks
4 deduction Of 81 per week is made in every case.
The above charges include board, nursing, medicines, medical
attendance, surgical operations, and every necessary attention
the patient may require. No e1t-d charges are made in any case.
There are separate wards for the different classes of patients
and the accommodations are ample and complete in every re-
spert.
Two of the Professors Of the College visit the Institution daily,
nne having charge of The Surgical wards and the other OF the Me.
Ideal. The lying in ward is under the charge of the Professor OF
Obstetrics. In all important cases the Faculty Of the College are
called III consultation.
Gentlemen sending servants from The country TO the infrmary
are expected te give 4 city reference. Letters should be address
ed In the President of the Intirmary.
Dec. % 7G-w1y
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PROFESSIONAL N~OTIcE-Iiaving resigned my seat in the
L Senate. my attention VIII be henoeforward devoted omy pro.
fessiou; and, in addition In the Courts in which now practise, ]
propose hereafter 10 attend the ConI; of Appeals M Lewisbure, II
:" N' JAMES LYONS
Ir,e Gift
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PIANO FORTE WARE-HOUS

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TNHE subscriber is Constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
L nufactory of NUNS & Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes, possessing the latest improvements, and thai
delcacy Of touch and sweetness oftone, SO peculiar to their ma
nufactnre.
Also, a large assortment of Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let on hire, and taken in ex-
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music ever offered for sale In this
State may be selected from. AT the store of the subscriber, who u
now enabled TO sell al the Philadelphia aud New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to sell agnin will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
Piano Forte and Masic Store, oPposit. tas Baass.
59-wl2mt
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TAKE NoTICE.-Iniants round crown LeghorE Hats are TO
Il be had nj very low prices at the cheap cash store Of
p. 5. GARBASATf,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, Shockoc HI:
ApriIs li1-tf
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ITOR SALE.-SlOo, 900 of Virginia q per cent. State Stock
L $4,000 of Richmond City & per cent. Stock, IN sums 10 sun
purchasers. Apply atihc Bank of Virginia.
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WILLIAMS CARTER WICKHAM will practise Law in III,
w Superior and Inferior Courts of The Counties of Hanover
Caroline and Gooohiand. Near Taylorsville, Hanover county.
July : l7-wGwt
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IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April
Il 18th, 1871:
David a. Johnson, Martha d. Glenn, and other Plaintiffs:

IN cHANCERY.-In Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April
David 4. Johnson, Martha d. Glenn, and other Plaintiffs:
James Holman, Executor of Thomas Johnson, rs. d. deceased,
BowIes, and other Defendants:
This cause came ON This day, to be heard on the papers formerly
read, and the report Of Commissioned Crew, with The exception
thereto, and was argued by Counsel: On consideration whereof,
the Court doth adjudge. order and decree, that The said report be
recouinitted 10 The said Commissioner, who lie directed 10 slate
and settle The accounts required by the decree of the l2th April,
1896, together with any other accounts required by an! OF inc par
ties TO be so stated, and. if necessary, 10 examine any oil te par.
ties in solemn form, who are directed 10 submit themselves 10
such examination if required, and make report thereof 10 the
Court, In order 10 a final decree.
WIN. o. WINSTON, Dc.
10 take notice, that / have appointed the a2nd day of August
next, a, Henry Ieadbe,ter's, in hanover county, 10 enter on me
which place, by 10 o'clock, a. NJ, they will attend, win al lhe
ini ss Effect. ~ LEMUEL CREW, y. {;
& monih June p, lSle. 80
DIcHMoND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The Winter term Of
IL Lectures in this Institution will commence on Monday Tile
John Cullen, NJ. D., Professor Of The Theory and Practice OF Me
+. ChamNerlayne, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapen'ies. r.ooxc ,,.,i, :, ni,.,,a. u
Thomas Johnson, ii. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Aug. l.. Warner, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery and Surgical Ana
:. Maupin. d, Profess of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver two Clinical
Lectures a week, in the lnirmary, at the College; Professor John.
SON TWO n week, at the Aims House; and Professor Chambcrsyne
occasional Lectures at the PenitcntiaTy aud City Hospital, as in
terestinc eases present themselves. These institutions furnish =
large number of instructive cases, and the numerous Clinical
Lectures, 10 all of which the Student will be admitted without
charge, Will afford him rare advantages for becoming acquainted
with the types Of Southern Diseases, ana witnessing the aporo-
pirate treatment. The Surgical cases admitted into the College
lndrnafy afford the Professor Of Surgery opportunities OF per
forming many If the major and minor operations before Inc class
The facilities fur the study Of practical Anatomy are UNSURPASSED
any where. The ra;eftd for dissection is most ample, aud the
extensive Anatomical Museum IL well stored with healthy ana
morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection Of specimens in Mate
ria Mrdica are very complete. In fine, the Institution offers FACT
liiies for The prosecution Of Medical studies unsurpassed by any
similar Institution in this country.
Fees S2U 10 each Professor.
The price Of Board, including fuel, lights, servants attend
ance, &c, is from So 50 10 S. 90 per week.
AUG. l.. WARNER, Dean of the Faculty.
July ~ @-3m
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- 80 7rb!ished three times a neek during 's'o
sTT' hHts.t.,. - and tc;te G nsek during the rest o. inc yeaF.
III. s'ai' Leg TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ anaun. and Three Dollars for six months,
I'm r. : m aayaacs, to ss pad ia 4. ssse e or n Te mn vrat ny mall post
a4i = ~ " -. .his Office NAV be RENTED per nail, IN soou aiu
= VI .'s nrt~s A, the risk OF the Editor te postage 81 an
ra.4'te r." 81 ~ ne Uri,ers-CThe postage "' 4 single iel'ef
1e"' t"- - accoant 10 the writer. 1t is the accumulation ol
,.Aesl ~ .T business, which operates asa serious TAX
.r he Et,ior.l T.. ,,rs,s annually shall have the
ram ,rs''s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
..or.,yte.u lines, or less, Lfst insertion, 20 eei'lS,i''
ea yonla'aa, .,ynre mus. he accompanied with the advance
"i""N f.,.,rv r,tr:snccs, 10 insure execution.
~, '" ,,n.. adys dising may amount TO SiOo per ahhum, d
! q" '.i Nc made at 20 per cent: ard TO sou. OF ~ per GEM.
u ~ =. ,r. canes, solicitation of several oi our Guy H eno~
y ".,ninei to lake a limited number OF yearly adVet,
Neh''VTr !. Iasr il; altoscthc. unnecessary to say any thths w
t%f' =. ,tv,n,,res likely 10 result theretrom 10 tie "noie.
h't.s~ f,., -, sr,ensire circulation oi our paper III ne 'ouh
~ -" .,o, m. fact, that an annual advertisements, twice =
~ -. .I ,nn,tr IN ,rsry paper, and once week III eoerg enea
~"N' s,-S ,Iyrnisers viii he strictly limited, however, 10 NC
~ s.cuisl IN our general termsl-snd TO Singse auNel' -,
80. ~, ,b4v must pay pro rata Cor an enlargement neyona .e
. n ~. ,aey shall have the privilege OF chanG,ns .ue q a"'e'
''N',, ,stnrn A. they please, without any aautt"''H '"s''
A"N ~. fuyu-frr arc The .ermS o. cnnaai dGrfrt'semehtS: -
,..,,r. weekly, ~
For square, 60 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-07

Bales.
The stock of American cotton, In Liverpool,
Junea 100000
August In lsil, 4o3,0c0
Leaving an excess of 1000
The prices paid, week ending juno 4, for
Bowels, 4iaotd
Same period, 1871, 6da7fd
The market firm appearance, arising from the
ine weather and generally improved trade The fact Of
FOLDERS OF bonded wheat paying las duty pretty good
proof that there exists great apprehension for the hsr
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-16
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

wv respectfully call the attention of the pub
w lie TO onr Spring importation Of Goods,
just received and opened IN the house recently &C.
cupied by Harvey 81 Birch Our assortment is
extensive and general, comprising
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Hardware,
Queensware, China and Glassware,
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Bonnet>,
Groceries and Dye-StulS,
lrnn Steel and Nails,
Salt, Patent-Medicines, &c, SC.
Our goods have been selected with great care
and as the prices will be found peculiarly adapted
10 these hard times, we confidently expect con-
,inuance of that very liberal support We have en-
joyed since commencing business. While we ten.
der the usual credit TO persons of known pune
iualiiy, we invite those who purchase tor cash to
call and examine our goods and prices, confident
that both will be approved of.
large stock Of Iron and Steel Anvis, Bellows,
Vices, Screw plates, &c, &c., now on hand war.
ranted in every instance to be Of the very best
quality. Dealers in Iron will find our terms liber-
al, and may always depend ON first rate article,
ut as low prices as any house in the State cun
offer. SWIIZLER d. SMITH
April 10TH 1912.