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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
WEDNESDAY, FIn Q, 1912
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PENSION BlIJ

Or motion of Nh FILLMORE the House took up
Tho bhi making appropriations for pensions the year
1872 the question being the final passage thereof
Mr.. GOGGlN inquired Of the Speaker II 1t would now
be IN order TO 10 ccommit the bull Ia the Commttec
OF the Whole the State of the Union that II inirh be
amended
The SPEAKER said it would
M. u then said he would make that notion unless
.he House would consent now 10 all amendment which
ne mad heretofore offered by Of resolution but which
was not at the time In order The amendment VAS Ia
oier new section 10 the bill in the follow ing words
lind be u further enacted. That the aci approved
hPfio. Ic5o, requiring pensions unclaimed for eight
months TO be returned 10 tho Treasury be- and the same
hereby, repealed authorize the PAYMENT of sueb
at the several pension agencies in the respective
States '>''''
MI IT, said that this was subject in which every
member Of the House interested as he presumed ali
Ike himself frequently were called on TO present these
pension claims at the Treasury when they could be lust
IS well paid at the pension agencies in the several States
where the money was deposited for their payment
That II was still more important 10 the pensioners them
seiyes-one OF whom. for instance, under the present
law, residing in Virginia. was compelled to send for
small pitiance Washington if he neglected to collect
II wlthn eight months, instead Of receiving it, as he
should do, IN Richmond. He gave this case merely as
enc applicable TO the Virginia pensioners To remedy
ms evil he proposed the amendment which had been
recommended also By the Secretary of War lie then
called for the reading ofihe uflS3s which was read
accordingly This was the act he proposed to reveal
Mr. LINN suggested to Mr. GOGGIN to fix some
definite period within which the moneys should be
paid.
Mr.. FILL'ORE called for the reading Of the act
proposed to be repealed
Which having been read
Mr.. F. said he would suggest, however with
view 70 opposition, that would be better to let the bill
PASS it its third reading andc could only be amend
ed by unanimous consent. The gentleman had better
let it 60 into the Senate. and let the amendment be pro
osed there, where Il could be considered II did appear
clear TO him (Mr F. that the law should be repealed
might be well. however, extend the time, for any
thing he knew at this moment
Mr. GOGtiN. at the the suggestion he said Of seve-
raj ineincrs around him. modified his proposition 50 IS 70
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ia l. 81

NlRGlNlA, TO wit:At r.res held in the Clxrh,. or
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and t,hanf, - Ct
County OF Amherst, Monday the 81 day Of lar tna
The President, Directors and Company Of o'9
rsinla, the President, Directors and Company of M
mcrs Bank OF Virginia, and james w Nor gan plain,;d
against
William II. Garland, Truste. Of Jane H. G;,r,, o.
mnnd nston, William Amistead, Richard s Eli 20,
Richard G. IIaden, nt 'iis and
Is CHtScERY
The Defendant William H. Garland Trustee If L. :,
'arand not having entered his appearance and given ~
fy, according to the Act OF Assembly and the r9ss al ~
Court, and appestngby sat factory evidence b, '
not an inhabtant oil this Country, it is ordered tina,
Defendant do appear here the first day Of Nr ll
next, and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff: and tina,
this order be forthwith inserted in some ,r,n OF
in the townof lynchburg, ior months sIccrssl.l
posted at the front door Of tia Court house of thi, co, a
Colv-1'es.c.
ROBERT riNSIEy :,
Jan. u ''t'r'i I.
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- : & q 55 &
e q % y III, u *. s: / i.

IiihSE PILLS no longer among those Of doubtful
htiy lhey have passed from the hundreds tia,
"c udy iaulched upon the tide of experiment. and
a before the public as high in reputaon and as e1ten
'eE employed IN all parts of the United States the Cana
das Texas, Mexico, and the West Indies as any medicine
hey have been introduced wherever it wa, found possible
carry he and there but few towns that do not contend
s'.e lehdikapie evidences Of their good effects. The
mat have been presented the proprietor exceed
Zooo, upwards OF five hundred which arc from regular
practising physicians who arc the mos, c.tc,, udge. Of
their merit -
Often have the performed by this medicine been
SUBJECT OF editorial comment, various newspaper. and
Journals and 1t may with truth be asserted that mec
cine OF he KIND has ever recciy testimonials of greater
lue than are attached u this
ihey are IN general use family medicine, and there
ere thousands OF iamcs who declare they sahs-
hed unless they have supply ALWAYS on hand
They have no rival in curing and preventing Billion. Fe
vers Fever and Aguc, Dyspera Liver Complaints Sick
eauache Jaundice Asthma, Dropsy Rheumatism Enlarge
ne OF the Spleen, Piles, Cholic Female Distractions Heart
burn, furred Tongue Nausea, Distortion Of the Stomach
ana bowels lncPlent DarrhTa, Flatulcnce Iabtual Co.
uveness Loss OF Appetite Bloched or Sa!ow Compile
or an aperent is needed They are exceedingly mild
e operaon producing neither nausea gr,ing de5I
ty.
The efficiency of these Pills i. so we'll known and thor
use so general that further considered unnoee]
"
Prepared by JOS PRlESTIY PETERS, NJ ~ No. Is6
liberty street. New York, Each box contain. 10 Pills
Price 50 cents.
g De careful and enquire for Peters. Vegetable Pills
hey are Tor sale IN lynchburg, at the Drug Stores 81
d. r. LYMAN,
Il. STABLER, and
howell DAWES,
Agents.
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Feb. | 1
Concord Female Seminary.


BNlt next session OF this Institution viii commence
u on the LIST day Of March next under the superin-
tendence OF Miss MaRlSSA }. GORDON, the former
uovcrness, whose qualifications and experience as
teacher are highly appreciated. The Seminary situa
ted IN the neghborhood of Old Concord in Campbell
county, Immediately on the Stage road leading frsm
LyhchhuTg to Richmond, The character this neigh
borhood IN point Of health, morality and intelligence
needs no encomium where there has been an opportunity
for II to be known.
Terms of tuition heretofore viz
for Heading Writing, and Arithmetic s. per session of
months
foT English Grammar and Geography, s. per Sos
SION. or higher branches OF English $40 per do
students will be charged the above rates from the
c OF entrance I'LL the close of the Session, without any
deduction for ABSENCE except in cases cf proracd sick
Board including washing, lodging. fuel and lights
may oe obtained IN respectable families convenient to
the Seminary, at $ per MONTH
WA. HAMERsLEY Pres.
! W. - W5t
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extend The time within which pensions should be fequi
rcd 10 be returned from eight months 10 two years
Mr.. ROOSEVELT briefly opposed the proposition
the ground that consideration requisite before its
adoption The law which it proposed repeal (at
least repeal the extent Of the time ndioaied) was
not II TO be presumed, placed The statute book
without elaboration. without being Funded on some
good peasen As To leaving the amendment To the Senate.
he thought the duty OF the House give 10 bills
all the consideration IN their power before sending them
tina, body. lie desired thai time might he taken for
reflection.
The SPEAKER minated 10 Mr. GOGGlN thai the
bill could ony be amended by universal consent.
Mr.. GOGGIN thorcupoh moved general, iorccoinrnit
the ball 10 the Committee OF the Whole on the state Of
the nun
Mr. FILLMORE suggested that there another
pension bll before tho HOUSE. which would undoubtedly
beegne law. and he suggested that. as the time had
nearly arrived absn the money appro pfatei under the
pending bill would be required pay the pensioners, 1t
would he better That delay should take place, but that
tho gentleman should offer this amendment 10 the other
bill.
Mr. G0GGlN bad no objection. he s,id, II there was
sny o, bill. ty Of which hrs object could BE- ef-
footed 10 Withdraw his motion.
So the motion Withdrawn
Ind The bM ieas read a third iune and passed.
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A REMEDY FOR T,ygsrsu-r,xurp Avn
NJ ssssNG sOAsE MOUru

Se.Ni'S both Young and old but especially mo.hsr,
~ | nidts are every year consigned to the tomb bv
notnee 81 most practising physicians in regard to this d..
M 'e consequent uncertainty OF from their pre-
,,bd 49, SUBJECT OF common remark among all those
the suilerings of others ' navy "'A'''t'
ncreole gives us much pleasure to be able to offer to
Ia VI sufferers a sure remedy; which has NEVER
IN single instance, in the most aggravated case. Of
'hs u'Sease even where the mother and child have been
as well as internally Wv 0 WHY
v are inc cures we have witnessed performed by hss.
ines' IN the worst stages Of THRusn-CANKEE .np Hrs
sN" SORE MOUTH, where the patient had been svsn
NI ny number OF the most talented physicians.
VIZ present TINS compound thus confidently because
Know is only to be tested to he appreciated -
For sale by DINkI r 4 RI-,1poI-cu
Oct. 25 -.
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lI.6iNit, H. w1t.-At rules he'd in the tIerl :, I'm
the circui, superior Court Vi ,S and T>,ee-, as 70
County OF amherst Monda,, the 81 Ia, Of lamar, IsI
l'abney Sai.lidSe, pI;a,,T 4'
against
william u Campbell, aud ils lie VII :;
daughter AMI iesaee OF rhonias andr,tin. deed and ~
ard i.91drim and Burton L1ndrum, Executors Of rban
Laadfin, deed, psf,,i nus
In CHA~eERY.
The Defendant y lillian g. Campbell and ---- hi; -,
not having entered ther appearance and gIt en- >er,,i
ding to the act OF Assembly, and the oi this Con 80
appearing by satisfactory evidence that Ties are not
Of thseounff, n = ordered that the said Defendant, do ,
here on the first day 81 March Term next and answer ~
OF the Piaia-ai that copy Of this b. forthwith
serted in some newspaper, pubislfd in the town 81 -,
door Of the Count house Of this county Wv "~'
Copy-rese,
ROBERT TiNslEY.r
-" - WIN
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PORT WINE.
VEN. NTOCk.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, low hr cash in
81 hhds Sugar, n o. Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common To the best
300 bags Coffee, part extra fine
10 hhds torcos and bbls. y. o. and prrtO Rico
do Syrup, very superior
do extra
800 sacks Llvcrpool fine Sal,
20D do Ground Alum %
900 SIDES good and damaged Sole .-other
:@ rs best Spanish Flea, Indigo
800 do Nader
100 casks Nails and Spikes Id TO inch,
tons 1rc'lcgar Tyre Iron in. 10 inchos
~ do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners' Oh
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer 3
prices
100 boxs. Sperm and TalIow Candies
=, do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
! 900 lbs Green Coppcras
50 bbls. llerrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
81 boxes Z II Il aud 10 II l2 Window Glass
10 do 10 n -, very superior
9 tlcTces fresh Rice
3 bs1es Starch
~ chests and boxes Tea. part ira fine q Pow
der
. doz painted Buckets
. nests lron bound Tubs
do do large slze
~ d1Z horse Buckets, assorted sxr.
20 doz. Bed Cord g. i aud . stran
> don. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oh,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar part equal to any IN
| 900 lbs Ess, Boston Crushed do
| 900 lbs common do
300 lbs Sal H.rtus
90 boxes Tin plate SIX
IL. g
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NlRGlNiA-At Court held for Bedford county III. o,a
one So '''u anu lofty
James gray John Gray, Langworth GRAY Alice Smith
formerly Alice Gray, and irvine S Bowles PLAINTIFF,
against
James Gray and the other children and heirs NJ law I
10y ''' ''e'"S'"' Defendants.
In CHAScERY.
The defendants in this cause not having cntercd ,b.i,
afae and given security according the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court and il appearing IN III. .
faction OF the Court that they inhabitants Of I'M,
1t Is ordered, that the said defendant, do an,
pear mere ON the fourth Monday March next and an,,s.
'ni 9" the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper, published in the town
OF Lvhchburg for two months successyey and ,osd =, H.
front door OF the courthouse of this county
Copv-Teste
=, 70. C. MITCHELL, Che
''''' WIN
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The MechaniCs' savings Eganli.

FnNlIS INSTITUTION viii receive on deposit all
i sums of money current in Virginia, II not less in
mount than five dollars, and will certificates therefor,
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary, bind
my fully all the Stock, Funds and Property OF the In
stitution for the payment thereof when demanded, upon
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
Of at the rate Of three per conm per annum, for such
may be demanded within four months, and four per
tum per upon such as shall have remained four
and not exceeding six months, and five per per
annum for longer period than SIX months
AMMON HANCOCK. President
PAUL G. BOWLES Secretary,
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
JoHs {. SHAcKLEFoRp, CHARLES PuELPs,
AUo IEFrwICH, joins H. TYRE
Dawn p. REESE, SAMt. w. SHELTON,
PLEASANT LAGBY Jonr kIrslER
Nov. % liim-wt29N
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Notice TO the Creditors of
Samuel Branch.

will be 10 the interest of the Creditors of Samuel
Il Branch 10 comply with the following directory pro
vision, in certain Trust Deed by him executed to me-
the 2Sth day of January, 1872, and of record in
Campbell County:
"And the said Samuel Branch being uncertain
las to the precise amount due upon many of the
debts herelnbeiure enumerated requests all his cred
''ltors TO furnish the said William d. Branch with
Statements of their several claims showing the amount
"of principal and interest due upon the same And all
crcdtoTs not included in the first and second classes
"who shall fail to furnish the said William d. Branch
with statements of the Of principal and interest
"duc upon their several CLAIMS before the first day
of July next shall be forever debarred and excluded
''from all participation in the benefits of this Trust"
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH,
Trustee Of Samuel Brrch
Feb. 3 tlM-wtlJv
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The Commonwealth Of Tirginia 10 The Sheriff Of I'm
hera county, Greeting
WHEREAS, Robert Rivcs, administrator of Jesse
Clarkson, deed, heretofore exhibited to the late
Superior Court of Chancery for the District of Lynch
burg, his bill Of complaint against David : Gar
land and Jane H. Garland his wife William H. Gar
lard Samuel NJ. Garland, Edward A. Cabcll, Samuel
Garland and Others whereupon sundry proceedings hay
ing been had appears from the records and files of the
said Court, remaining in the Clerks Office of
our Circuit superior Court oil Law and Chancery for
the town of Lynchlurg, pursuant law but before
final decrco could be pronounced in the cause the De
PENDANT David s Garland departed this life ntcsfac as
1t Is sad,and administration oiall and singular his goods
chattlcs and credits, hath been in due form committed to
William NJ. Waller for adminlstration.-And being
suppcatcd by the Plaintiff. for proper remedy in this
behalf and being willing that What is RIGHT and us
should be done therein. command YOU that you make
known according to law to the said William NJ Wal
Ter administrator of David S. Garland dec d. and 10
Jane II. Garland, widow Of the SAID David ) Garland
deed, and to the same William NJ. Waller and Sally
his wife, late Sally Garland Gusfayus 4. Rose and Ann
). his wife, late Ann s. Garland. John =. Cobbs and
Jane NJ. his wife, late Jane NJ. Garland William IL
Garland Edward A. Caboll and Mary r. his wife
late Wary X. Garland Samuel NJ Garland. Patrick IL
Garland. Caroline Garland, Iandon G. Garland and
Louisa +. his wife, and Alice &. Cabell George X Ca
bell, David =. L. Cabc and Iewis b. Cabcll the four
last infant children and heirs of Elvra V Cabe dec
late Elsra Garland, that they be before the Judge of
our said Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
ior The town OF Iynchburg at the Court house in the
SAID town. on the first day OF the next term shew if
any thing FIR themselves they have or can say why
the said suit should not be proceeded in to final decree
against the said William VI. Waller as administrator of
David ). Garland decd, and against the said Jane II
Garland, widow Of the said David s. Garland, dec d .
and the same William NJ. Waller and Sally his wife
Gusiavus A. Rose and Ann s. his wife. John p Cobbs
and Jane Nj. his WIFE William H. Garland Edward
A. Cahell aHc Mary II. his wife. Samuel w. Garland
Patrick ii. Garland, Caroline Garland Landon G.. Gar
land and Louisa F. his wife, and Alice C.. George H.
David s. G.. and Lewis b. Cahell, infant children and
heirs Of Elvira Y. Ca5ell, decd. late Elvra v Gar
land, as the heirs and legaees Of the SAID David S Gar
land, dec d. agrccably to the act Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided to them it shall seem expe
dlentand further to do and receive what our said Cir
cult Superior Court Law and Chanccry shall in that
part consder.-And have then there this writ-Wit.
ness, David Rodcs Clerk Of said Circuit Superior
Court at lynchburg. this 9TH day of February 1872
and IN the Goth year Of the Commonwealth
ID. ROBES. OK.
Feb. II 4w
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TrrSpIr. Frp. IL. 1912
BONDS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.


y hill increasing the penalties IN ,hc official bonds
Of the FIRST aud Second Auditors" was taken up on mo
ton OF Mr. Hopkins, and finally passed making the
penalty IN tho bond Of the First Auditor 81 80 600 and
the Second Auditor bond 800 coo; witha ryder m,
king 1t the duty Of Governor. of tho Councillor.
10 be present nj every comparison of tho account. of those
Officers with the lensurcr's.
The vote on its passage was Ayes 72-Noos As
bill repeating the Act of 18th of March, lSi0 con.
refnhg ferries &c Was ON motion taken up. read thrd
time. and passed
MIR Cheatham presented tho petition Of a,ndr, eli
hens n' The County OF Patrick praying that tho portion of
SAID County lying west of the dividing RIDGE bet ween the
waters OF Dan and AraTat rivcrs be annexed To the
County Of Carroll.
on motion OF Mr.. Dorman. bill authorizing n loan
To the James River Company was taken IN rcad a se
cond time, and ordered 10 he committed
The Speaker submitted communication from tho act
ING tov,rnor enclosing sulp,mon 10 the last quarter
~ statement OF the Exchange Bank of Virginia
which was lad on the table, and ordered 10 b,
printed
The Speaker submitted a communication from the
Auditor OF Public Accounts. answer to resolution of
the House, requesting him to rcpor, some plan for the
deP site aud disbursement Of the Public Revenue. in
western lrginla, which was referred Select Com
mllicc and ordered to be printed.
BILLS PASSED
The following bills were read third and p,ssed.
hi to amend an act passed III of February. lSl7
entitled an act prescribing certain general regulations for
the Incorporation oil Turnpike Companies and for other
purposes.
bill 10 extend the provisions of act entitled an act
allowing reward ior killing grey Foxes in the County
OF Prince William. to the County Of Patrick
bill To explain the act entitled an act for the com
peNon OF that part Of the Road from Prices Turnpike
70 Cumberland Gap, which passes through the County
Office,
bill authorizing James Mcdowell to establish n FER
~. or build bridge across James River
bill repeating the act 9th March, 1910, concern.
lng ferries, &c
STATE ARMORY SCHOOL.
bill establishing the State Armorv School, was IA
ken upon It's second reading.
MIR. Daniel moved It's indefinite postponemcnt
debate cnsucd. in which the bill was SUMMARIZED h.,
Mcssrs R'yes and Bowdcn, and opposed by Mi Taylor
of Norfolk Bourough.
Other gentlemen expressing desire TO speak ON the
.,H' on motion OF Mr. Doman, the House adjourned
floor.
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To Farmers Il Planters

" l. of Elk. on the most favourable terms
macklnaW, " htncy and Rose Blankets, 81
nPoi Il A and 1874
Io4 and Dulfel do
Glasgow and fredericksburg Jeans, heavy and GOOD
heseymcrs, fulcd Cloths. 81 and Ga do
81 80 and IA Plain and Plaid Lnseys, from com
mon TO first rate. ''''
Boached and Brown Cottons. At any n-oo u,n,.l
cart load Of Calicocs. at from Al to Is Sd pcr yarJ
Call and s'e before you b,n,
No. " 'N"''
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GI.0sa'.

NJ srv. mo. NswtA>n Narrir.
'T.s stain ON hill or strand,
A fash upon the sea.
Tic cleaning of gorgeous brand
- TIA flower Of fearful leave.
That tells Of Sudden death
While friendship. o'er the fallen Yr,s.e.
IT'S wreath Of battle smoke
Thrown rudy up to Heaven.
What hTne Belouia'. thunder, broke
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j. n. PGINDEXTE.
TIN r Sheet Iron UIHre .U0ssssfac fSsEGr,
L.YNCHDU RG, Va.

LYNClIBL KG, Va,
( One door beiotr r. o. .4cree's md tno doors
bore the Post Ctiee)
WOULD inform the citizens Of Lynchburg and the
public generally. thai he has commenced the above bust
ness and hopes by stret attention to merit portion Of
the public patronage
No pains shall be spared on his part, To please the
most lasidlnus lie has in his employment skilful
workmen and having himself served a regular appren
tlceshp al the above business In large establishment
Of The kind the North, he feels confident that he can
not fail To please all who way articles u his manu-
faeture both as to the workmanship and price, which
will be LOW, FOR CASH
lie will also pay particular attention 10 the
COTERLTG OF HOUSES
with TIN and other metals. TIN CONDUCTORS
for houses made and put up, either in town country,
on moderate terms.
COUNTRY MI RCHANTs
and others. would do well 10 call and examine his
WARE, as he Is prepared To furnish WHOLESALE
as well retail, at very small advance Richmond
and Northern prices.
n B.-All work entrusted to his shall be dane at
the shortest notice and IN the most worknanke
Old Copper and Pewter taken in exchange for Tin
Ware All kinds Of old Tin Ware repaired the short
est notice
Feb. w3m
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April rs

\ a meeting Of The President and Directors Of the
a James Rirer and hmla,rha Cop,pa,n. in Rxh
n'ond, on Thursday, The 9Th january. 1912:
h@solred That the stock of all delinquent Stockhod
es VINO snail not pay or their arrearages by the
LIST OF March next, be Immediately thereafter advertised
tor sale and sold pursuant the provisions of the charter
of the Company
"R'sofred TIL the foregoing resolution be published
IN one or more newspapers in Richmond Lynchburg and
charlottesville. Extract from the Records.
W. b. CIII1TENDEN, Sec'y.
Jan q wtIM
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CASgl FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for drod and raw
4 Hides delivered at the Market House
The subscriber will also receive them be tanned on
shares and the work to be done by responsible tan
ner as any IN the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN. l.. FAIR
Dec. ~ to
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REDH O.sS, HITS. HO.r.yE rs


KIDHO.s'S, HITS. HO.S.vE rs AMI
(.1EsS.
DLAlN, colorcd and black raf and Setin Rhhone
from To Is
Splendid Chenc and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
super SILK and Beaver Hats, beautiful shape
do black and drab broad hrln Russia Hats
Florence Braid Bonncs new STYLES and very fin,
Hoods and Fancy Bonnes cheap
Fur, Cloth. Hair. and Celett Caps
These Goods viii be sold very low regardless of cost
aud bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT s. WARD.
Nov 4 >,
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To Planters and others.

rNlF subscriber will sell goods in his line at small
i advance on COST FOR C3SH His assortment
Of Hardware and Cutlery is very large embracing Tools
Of all kinds, Building Materials, Saddlery, Looking
Glasses, Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. IL. b. RICHARDS
Jan 81 ts