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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-02
V:aIu a3le Property fOl. Saic.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the subscriber
I'D by Messrs billiard and Turnbull. on The 9Th day
UfJanuary, 1912, and Of record in the Clerk Office Of
Montgomery county, for certain purposes therein
tened. shall proceed, on Wednesday, the lst day Of
March, lsi3 on Ike premises. in the town Of Chris
,ansurg, 10 sell public auction, 10 the highest bidder
that well known establishment, which has been for
many years occupied as a }IER.N formerly by John
Wade, subsequently, by Thomas G. Trlag, and at pre-
ssntby Mossrs billiard s Turnbul together with all
the Furniture Belonging 10 the same, consisting Of Beds.
Bedding Table. Chairs, &c. Also, lot of OR OU.ND
lying in said Town. containing about FOUR .9CRES,
aud which is valuable appendage to the tavern The
1llows:-Sl00O to be paid by the lst day
II July next aud the balance in cnsaments 10 become
due the LIST day of January annually Possession Of
the premises will be given by the 10Th Of March next
The purchase money to be secured may he agreed
upon the day Of sale Selling Trustee shall
convey such title only is vested in me by said deed
Of trust. Il. ID. MONTAGUE, Trustee.
Jan 80 "
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CASH FDK HIDES.

i WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
Il dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be given in exchange,
fpreerred Hides will be tanned on shares and deliver
I'D at the Market house when tanned All work war
ranted. w L. FAIR
Nov 3 IS
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DECEMBER 10th, Esn2.
We WE'VE, 6EEE.HK'-
Etgs TEE.Et EesEss.

h tSI received by the Boat kananha a SECOND
81 SUPPLY of desirable Goods, which baueh
far CASH within tina last len days al very great sacr
fee and will be sold AT prices much below the usual
rates. The attention Of puch requested to the
following;
Rose Blankets from - pair up,
Negro do large and heavy very low,
Glenruck Jeans from lGcs up,
Casincts, (good) al esd per I'D and finer,
Flannes, all WOOL. wide and heavy, at 20 and IS cts,
Cotton Hose from % up extremely fine al % cts,
Linen Cambria landks. from % 10 fines ST.
Spool Cotton. black white and cooured
Brown and Bleached Cotons. unusually low,
Together with many other articles. which, added TO
his former stock makes il very complete. An oxami-
nation is requested from purchasers.
JAMES A. STIGLER
Dec ~ ia
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~ q = 4 & "
TVNlllS is 10 flrewarn all persons from trading for
Il Bond executed by Robert I}. Cole to White & IT.
vine, Gall of Halifax county for the Of one hundred
and forty dollars and eleven cents. bearing interest from
the first day of March. lS1l have receipt against
the same from Addison Irvine. Assignee Of White s.
Irvine. ROBERT B. COLE.
Jan. 26 2w
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sA:.pUNDEBg Deed OE TRUST.

HpY VIRTUE. of a deed pf trust. executed to me by
I'D Thomas f.. Waugh, bearing date the Goth day of
JANUARY 1912 and OF record In the Clerks Office oil the
County Court OF Amherst. Tor purposes in said deed
mentioned Will offer public auction, for cash. in the
town of Slaun,on, Monday. the 9Th of February
uext. ONE NEGRO BOY. named Addison-and on
"Wednesday, the oth day Of March next, at Amherst
Court House. all the interest of said Thomas T., Waugh
III the LANDS belonging the heir, flames W augh
and lying and being in the countlrs Of Amherst and
Bedford. AsO the balance o the Negroes embraced in
said deed, 10 Wit William Nelson, George aud Sllyy
The title is believed tobe unluesonabe but will o.nyey
only such title as IS vested III rae by the deed aforesaid
J.CRAWFORD, Trustee.
jan 10 ISM
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TAILORING.
FE.N.gEE SE.VE.e:gfsY..

nEISSES GORDON respectfully inform their friends
SA and the public generally that the second session
oil their SCHOOL will commence on Monday, the 9th
February, their residence, Immediately opposite the
Protes.an, Methodist Church.
They would take this opportunity Of rendering their
grateful acknow cdgmens for the liberal encourage yemen,
they have received, and would indulge tho hope that
by interchangeable aitepon 10 tho duties of their profess
SION, they may continue 10 merit the patronage OF gen
ersus pubic.
Having often experienced the Inconvenience attendant
changing pupils from School to another they
advance in their education, they have arranged their
dating the price OF tuition the different sagcs Of ad
vancenlcn
Terms for the session Of five months payable in ad-
vance:
lst clrss-For becnncrs-Alp hahcca lessons Spell
ling, Reading aud Multiplication Table, S. %
2,.d ctass-For the more Misunderstanding,
Reading. Writing. Elements Of Arithmetic, Of
English Grammar and Geography, 10 90
3rd class photography, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar Ancient and 'iod-
ern Geography and Composition. IL 90
4M class--Al the higher branches usually
taught in the best Schools, together with
French, Is 90
Music on the Piano. three lessons per week, IS GO
Drawing and Painting, do 10 90
Oriental Tin,inr do S 90
Wax Work. do 10 90
Embroidery, do co
Misses G.. would also isorm their friends tina. they
arc now prepared 10 accommodate few young ladies
with board Every attention viii be paid to the person
al comfort as well the moral and intellectual in
Provemen Of those intras,cd to their Terms $40
per month.
Jan. 90 st
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NO ICE.

EHU RSUAN'r 10 decrctal order Of the Circuit Su-
4 peror Court of Law and Chancery. Tor the County
et Amherst, in the suit OF David iiggnbotham plaintiff,
and Lucinda W. Thurmond defendant, shall ON Tues
day. the 2Sh day otFebruary next proceed sell up
the premises for ready money! to the highest bidder.
the tract Of Land in said decretal order mentioned,
described as containing POO acres adjoining the Lands
OF Thomas y Fubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy fer
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff oil Amherst and Com'r.
Jan 10 r2SF
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In EAIil'S Book of Beauty, edited by the Countess
u Of Blrssington l3srendid engravings
The Keepsake, edited by the same, / 3 beautiful
plates.
The American in Paris. Is engravings,
The forge,-me not, Il engnyinss.
Friendships Offering 9 dv
Gem of i.oveincss,
The Gift, with Songrayines,
The Odd Fellows Offering
few of the above beautiful Books hand Tor sale
reduced prices. PAYNE, GREGORY co.
Jan. 60 Is
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NOTICE..

NHt. undersigned will hereafter carry on the Carpen
ters Business in all its various branches. and respect
fnly socils public patronage keepa gne-
ea assortment of Timber at his fathers shop for the pre-
sent, and at his OWN as he provide one.
GEORGE G. CURLE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
virtue of deed oftrust, executed to the subscri-
ED bers, by John w Mosby, bearing date the 24th
day of December, 1871 and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Nelson County, ior ceain purposes therein
pressed shall proceed 10 sell, The premises 10 the
highest bidder. for cash. on " wednesday, the 9th day
OF February next the IR.lCT or LIND, convey
ed IN said deed, lying Dutch Crock the county Of
Nelson. Also, several Negroes, 3 head of lvrses 90
head of Cattle, yoke Of Oxen, and 50 head of Sheep
The tile 10 he sbuyc property believe to be good
but acting az trustees, will convey such title only as
is vested in us by said deoI PETER J. HILL.
WIN. DUNN.
Trustees.
Jan. 10 tl5F
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y Gs'f'Ga'sS,

'E'ilE. Carpenters Business lis various branches,
4 will be carried on by the subscriber at the Shop
ormerly occupied by George 6. Curle 4 Co. lie re.
spectiuy sollclts the patronage OF the public.
ARAllSIEAD LONG.
Jan 10 IA
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Payne. Gregory & Go.

III. HI. WTCSOTv a. 20.
En- AVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING BOOKS:
q Buut's Works. complete in vols
Dicks Works Is IS vols
kummacher's Works complete in 7 vols
Barnes on Reviyas
larnes' Practical Sermons
Nelson on Infdelity
Dicks Theology
McCuoch's Commercial Dictionary
fuckers Life Of Jefferson
An assortment of Annals for lS43
Funks Genuine Church Music Sd edition
Common Prayer, some very fine, SC. sc.
- %
very large lot of Cap and ct or Paper, plain and
uled for sale very low, for cash.
Nov. "a Is
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NE EMOiR al the Lie oil the RI. Rcvd. Richard
We Charming Moore. y. D., by J. 2. X. lenshaw
u. D.. FOR sale by PAYNE. GREGORY & CO.
Jan . Is
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FENilE subscriber hcng agent for tho sale of those
d celebrated Poughs made by RuQges, Nourse <
Mason. Of Worcester Massachusetts, offers the oliow
ing descriptions, AT factory prices
One horse hill side ploughs at 500
Two do do do do at 1870
Extra two horse hill side do at II so
Onc horse common Plough 40
Two 90 do do at 500
Three do do do at II 90
Poughs. Of common castings, at much less prces.-Cu
tlvators and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Poughs always on hand.
JAMES A. S1IGLER.
Nov Ell is
d WISH to purchase five hundred bushels good OATS
i for which wfgive the market price in cash
MELVILLE TALBOT.
FOR SALE--l0 barrels Tanncr'sOil.
MT.
Dec. 20 IS
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TO TEE EssyEsEEf.

fINHE Undersigned BARRIERS OF the Town of Lynch
l. burg. taking INTO consideration the hardness Of
the tines have determined reduce their prices fol
lows:
For Shaving g. ccnts
Trimming Hair l2l.
We tender grateful acknowledgements to the
public Tor The very kiad and liberal patronage, extend
ed Ls and hupa 10 receive. as wu are determined 10
faerH continuance OF the same.
A. PRIDE & son.
THOS. l.. GLADMAN,
JAMIE Is
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OFFICE.

NOTICE..
TEVliE firm Of Geo. &. Curle < Co. composed Of
n George &. Curle and Nrs Eliza r. Long, Gate
Eliza X. Perry now wife Of AFniscad Long. is dis
solved this day by The DEBTS will be paid by
George O. Corlc who will wind up the affairs ofthe
Germ Nltaass, our hands, tic lolh January. 1873
GEO. &. URLE.
ARMISTEAD LONG,
for L. II. Long.
jan ~
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JAMIE
Family Flour.

NN1E HAVE on hand a lot OFFS Stonersextr Family
w Flour tor sale (ilcury Clay brandy
b. Il. TlNSLEi 4 Co.
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III. W.. Eo.IF.S'G T. R{'EEED,

(oNL DOOR BELoW ]. g. MEND
rs RECEIVING and opening stock Of
Il ID r Y G. q ID S,
consisting of articles usually kept in his line, which he
will sell unprecedented low prices which he would
invite the attention Of the citizens Of Iyuchburs and lis
vicinity
Jan. 10 I'm
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NOT Ea;EI,

NOTICE.
A IL those indebted To the estate Of John Teass,
IA decd, are hereby notified 10 forward and
make Immediate payment. Those holding claims against
the estate will please present them for settlement
JOHN F. TEASS,
ELEANOR TEASS,
Admrs. Of John 1cass, dec d.
Jan. 26 4v-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
>ACTS in relation to important cures effected
Il BY the = of sani's rim,

NACIS In relation to important cures effected
=. by the use OF Sands sarsapauna.
From the Netc Jersey Journal, april 25, lsI3.
sANpss sARsArARILLA.-The letter OF David White
head OF THIS town. furnishes undoubed testimony value
as well known To most OF highly
mainland his statement Is fully entitled
has derived nom the OF sandss indeed astons
ing.
ELiLAnErurowN, NEw JrRseY. April IL. lsII.
Win the most heartfelt
ing 10 you land wish
derived from the OF paa
five years ago confidently believe now
man have been afflicted with
OF twenty which has spread
To within some two three months Though
much more rapid within the last five
have made Use Of various remedies but all
I'VE years ago put myself under the
Dr. DAWSON Of Albany remaining with him being
went nasmueh him. part Of n nose
hut returned without From
have used advertised promised
without avail p and Jaw and upper
nrey which almost
tie food About
commenced taking invaluable Sarsapar which
effect TO restore appstte has stopped
which now healing and
has been several and has probability
Of poonsng life until and will confidently
Gods blessing restore entirely health For
others wish make this public, and
afflicted similar upon
order witness the foregoing
other where highly successful wou
also mention that have been subject Of
has entirely len me lours, with esteem
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

SheP LAND Foa sALH-Ths subscriber Il auihaslssi 10
- ssu Tract 90 Land IN ths Of Prince William
nom peculiar circumstances be bought for third OF
nse value 1900 200 OF which heavily
bered with oak and hickory the soil light and quick
o The open land good and there about 100
otereeen Creek Land admirably adapted
The Tract contains the buildings
are eomnodous in orahc order It forms
stand for Country Store and Tavern The whole
excellent Enclosure. The
OF Virginia. This purchased
date application made for 81
advance To NoRrnxRS EsiaksSrs settling Virginia
IL affords chance OF investment seldom o be
~ 4. 4.
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SILK GOODS.

SILK GOODS.
+ 4 l. l. Took!
VOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock, very
- extensive of Rich and Fashionable
the Fall trade comprising the desirable
portaton and in connection with those that landed
few days from the northern packets win collection
table for and trade, that
market His stock composed OF French Italian, English
American Goods, consisting part, OF
Rich Chameleon Silks; DO do
DO Striped and Changeablc DO: Do Plaid do
DO Cord and Figd New Styles
BIN Italian Gro de Rhine Gro de swS.
Blk do Gro de Paris; DO PaulI de soi
Blk Gro de Nap; DO snshew
Moun de Ians, expressly the Paris trade
Cashnleres design OF Stripes
nix and cold Sin Nelvets
Plaid Striped do. for dresses
Chusans and Grape lie Iains
Blk Silk Warp Alpaca Lustre
Plain Alpaccas, all colours
Plaid hgd striped and ehangeabIe do
Blk aud blue blk Bombazines
SILK MeTno and Cashmere shawls
French and English Merinos
10 do Thread Iaces
German and I.isle
ladies s'k hid and Riding Gloves
Gentenen's do
White and cod TaIlion Muslin and Thule
White and blk English Silk Hoe and Half Hose
do do Cotton
DO 10 Menno and Cashmere do
Irish Linens and Keniings
Plain, REVERE and Hemsitchrd amh
With fun assortment of Negro Clothing Cnols all
OF which Will be sold cheap, TOR cash I6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,

IGNHE subscribers have received by the repu
II lapackes and railroad York large and cboie.
assortment of SsasonbIc GOODS line the hole of
which have been purchased paid at the lowest price,
tey are now offered wholesale and reasonable hd
vance for cash accepances in part as follow.
Extra super English and French wool black Ca-.mere
super blue invs green, brown and olive do do
Heavy buekskn ribbed striped plaid Cashmere very cheap
hiTa teh ~ and - Alpaca Lusres ut all prices
Super Orleans Cloths, Chusans nc Tesans
Plain and figured Mousen Grape dc Lane md tb,lv
Tartan and CITcassian Plaid, for chden's wear
super plain and striped black and blue black silks
Rich ombre, shaded, changeabe striped and plaid sins
Black and fancy cooured Bullion Loop nolir FrnR.s
'ambrie, Jaenne Swiss checked and null Musins
Jubilee lace striped, Taeton, and dnpery
Thread and ise Iaces Edgines and nseing aree
I Lace gimp worsied and cotton Frnges
Ladies chenille, nett and embroidered Gloves and Mil.
DO Md Lle thread, Castor Berlin do
Genuemens nd, buck, beaver Berlin and .ilkdo
ev and lO4 table Danask, and Table Cloths all sizes
Irish Linens, Lawns Linen Cambries and Napkins
Linen shecting Bird Eye and Russia Diaper and Crash
shell side, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair, tooth nail and comb brushes, Soap Cologne. kr
i.ues PLAIN hcsuehed and revere thread cambria
Velvet taihta and satin bonnet hat Ribband
large ana medium Shawls Searfs and Handkerchief
super black and blue black Bomhaznes eanon Bea.
Habit and furniture Caieoes and Gnghans, all prices
Irvine and corded Skirts Corsets and woryed Bay.
New style printed Nelyets, for ladies' dresses
whitney, rose. point, dufhl and twled blankets
super ingram CarTetng. stair do. and Rugs
satineis, Kentucky Jean. KerseyS napt Cotton Re
Heavy all wool miled Kereys, for Deli hands
Plan striped and plaid Iin-eys and cord Domes,irs
Heavy Pilot Cloths, Fiushngs, Plains and Booking
Iarbnet, Merino Vaenta Cashmere md other Vsstpg.
PLAIN and hgd sik Velvet and plain and dgd Satin do
White green yellow, blue, plain twined Flanncia
S nISl, . non r shrinking Welsh do, npreos
With complete brown sbeengs nm,
shiungs, OLnaburgs Tieken &C &c Of The no ,
styles. 'Ff''"
Country Merchants Farmers generally arr invited
to call and Examine our assortment which found supaor
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 co
" hoc koe
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DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nrw yoRK. Apnl 30, isi5.
McsSrs Sands

observation-disclosures be considered unnecessary
TO add another the Justly deserved celebrity your
liable preparations OF Sarpara the
men, feel bound To proclaim the flctsfTum being
less cripple disease of eIirene which spread
over the legs instcp and feet distressing
he almost miserable recovered and entirely by
the of SarsParila For years wear
shoe and the right foot and ANGLE very
which At times discharged and ceaecompanied
violent itching an burning sensations deprive
gave up in despair and supposed apuaon necessary
but hearing OF great made by Saapa
make another effort regain my heath-and the
blessing OF aknd Providence, am thankful
feelings OF gratitude and ger all
good, for thus blessing the
JAMES MCCONNELL. No. 400 Greenwich ST.
This l. TO certify that T. James McConns called
hbed his foot and leg aud by eleven
ties OF santss sarapar perfect
feelings OF the warncst gratitude Messrs
strumenta under Divine Providence curing and restoring him
health requests me TO give this certificate. RO. JONES,
Ahsrman 9Th Ward OF the City OF New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
KEERI,S VERuIFUG

hELRI'S tEKMIEIGE.
FEWIS MEDICINE has been prepared subscriber for
Il many and has been with the great
est success GHai remedy for destroying worms
from ehircp and grown IL perfectly IN
s operation aud he any age with perfect
safety and family should be in the HOUSE. liz
reputation constantly increasing certificates Of
it, astonishing efficacy might be obtained unn-ces
n single trial will Is advertised
for the first time the repeated solicitations persons
who have witnessed it, wonderful effects
ing it, benefits more widely. Prepared and By
GEO. II. KEERI. Druggist Baltimore
And for sale by SAMUEL T.. DOVE
au9-U Sole Agent for Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03
REMOVED

/ BRANNAN & co.'s Old Dominion Clothing Store, TO the up
~ pose side Of the street and facing the Franklin John
Eaeys Old Stand South ride Of Main I'd
we would embrace this opportunity and method NJ
known 10 the citizens of Richmond State that
we constantly Keep hand Clothing more especi-
any Tor The current and approaching which
reduced prices for cash We respectfully i'm
pcct our stock whether they the goods goods
sold by that do please every respect may be returned and
be moncy refunded. lerAll good. warranted IA Q M
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN,

y
HAVE FOR SALE,
IUNANNERS' OIL, Hulls Candies, Judds do
Il Prime Java Coffee, Angostura do MANILA do
Rio do I.aguira do, Fine Black Teas
Fine Gunpowder, Crushed Sugar
Wooey's Loaf Window Glass
Fine Salt Licorce, whskey
Prime Rice, Indigo, Madden Salt Pctrr
Copperas Bar Lead. Shot. White Lead
Cap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do
Sicily Wine, Madeira do Cognac Brandy
Salad Oil Hurs Fancy Soaps. Ground Plaster ~ Is
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FOR THE LADIES.
II. W. Il ]. ]. FRY & co.

III. w. u j, j. FRl d w.
Hare III Store, and on The ,ray,
G2nA BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
Il eOO COFFEE
go hlis " Orleans, Porto Rico ST. CroI SUGARS
do Clarified do
Us packages loaf crushed and puyerzed do
20 20 s ,isrse' Porto Rico and orlenn. MoLAssEs
$50 packages TEAS, some Of quality
1900 sacks SALT, 10 the ton
goo boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS
tons Bis,erod Cast and Shear STEEL
10 terces RICE
hhis prime MADDER
INDIGO
300 boxes WINDOW GLASS
so bbs COPPERAs
- do Alum and Salt
70 Bags Pepper SPICE and Ginger
10000 scgars
10 Tons Country AMI Tfcdegar Iron
Bar Lead Powder and Shot Wool Ware Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and Writing Paper, &c.
We VIII scl osaB for the money, price
punctua We services for the sale u Produce
and receiving and forwarding Goods Warehouse being Fire
Proof insurance always be effected lowest rates on
""Ols s'oieu' au II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, Of every description
Rodgers 4 Sons. Wos;cnholm's
aud Crooks's sup. Pocket Cut
lery
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, sledrr
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, &c.
Horse Rasps; Hat and half round.
mill, pit cross cut. hand saw
and all other Files
Clark's and Renrick'S Parliament.
broad and narrow Butt Hinges
hillwright's, Carpenters and Ca
binet- Makers Chisels, Gougcs
and Augurs
Drawing KNIVES, Plane Irons,
and all other Tools, Of Butch
efs, Cams and American ma
nufactuTe
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300 PACKAGES OF NEW HARD
WARE

w T. have Just opened. at our new Store, south
side Main and leading
Nayos Bridge, upwards Of 200 PACKAGES or FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC HARDWARE. CUTLERY &c.
The former imported direct from Liverpool per ship Richard
Anderson. MERCHANTS, PLANTERS and OTHERS II
TO their interest can, determined sell
such terms cannot fail give o
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GEO. II. BOOKER.

Nen Door 10 Pcnitsntidry store, on street lead
ing from Main 81. 10 Mayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
-. CroiN. Porto Rico and Loaf Sugar
Java IaguiTa and Rio Coffee
West India Molasses, part prime
Raisns and Almonds, GunpowNcr and Back Tea
Nails and Brads, Soap and Candies. Grndstones
Buckets Corn Brooms, Powder and Shot
Nests OF BoNes, Sole Leather
Tanners oil, Copperas. Alum
SNlO and loSls Glass Red Cords and Lines
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper
Shot assorted. Cotton Yarn assorted
Pepper, Rice, Ginger. Stone Ware
Marzarse Candies, equal o Sperm. seIs
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Cloths, Cassimcrs md Beaver Cloths.
WE are prepared to exhibit large and spen-
did o Of the above Goods and very prices-in
Cloths we have blacks blues and invisible green's
in Cassimere English French and American great variety
consisting Of Tweeds Buckskns, Doekn Plain Wool
Blues and Drab French Ilad Drnp de to tho
finest nanuaci1redn Beaver Cloths
ana Dab Fsd and Plain Beaver-Supero Plain
Asphaltum Cois-lIeavy Pilot and Forest &c Our
stock Of these Goods any IN this country
Purchasers o e1ainnc.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-03

Killing, wedding and grubLing
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Min, pit, hand, cross cut and CIR.
cIlar saws
Single and double barrel Guns,
Shot Belts and Powder FIasks
Axes and Hatehets, made by
Collins, Simmons and others
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated, brass and steel Saddle
ry' Of every quality
East, shear and German Steel
by the case, warranted
Shoveis, Spades, &c. OF Ames'
and other makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes,
patent lined Tea Kettles, Sad
Irons, &C.
49, ii.