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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
Mr. William ii. Harris:

UMKE notice that shall on Saturday, the lth day OF
l. February next at The Office Of Chlswe Dabney
in the Of Lynclburg take the dispositions Of james
r. orne and Others be read evidence the tri-
al Of the suit depending in the lnsbgs Court for the
Corporation of Lynchburg wherein am Plaintiff, and
you and the said James Il. !Iorner arc defendants,
ROBERT Ii. COLEMAN.
jan ) wiw
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Notice..
,y3ty

rI,IlE subscriber, having made engagement will
Mr.. NJ. W. fuaua Tor the sale Of Goods, &.
would most respectfully invite his friends and old Gus
TONER'S give him call with the that they
shall al all times be supplied with Groceries at the low
est market prices. JOSEfll MAKSli.
Jan. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

IN THE UNrTED STATES CO.., kT,
For the Eastern District Of Virgin n
Jan :, 1913.
UOIlN Crews of The county of Campbell, having I'll
- I'd petition paying that ho may be declared :
bankrupt 1t IL ordered that all persons claiming b.
the creditors Of the said John Crews show the
court on TIE lsl Of March next, why the said john
Crews be declared bankrupt pursuant to the act o
Congress that behalf and thai copy Of this order be
published in the newspapers according TO The 22d ant
2ith rules Of court.
Cvpy-TcStc,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Jan 5 WOW
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LYSClsEEcI INSTITUTE
IOHS 2'OE.v<. E.gDlLS,
CONDUCTED
KX igK. AND va eS. NEANY.

.tE1IIiS INSTITUTION will be rp-opcncd for the re-
j ccpon of pupils on Monday, August Doth next.
The Of instruction Is full aud rfliclcDtcomprIs-
my the various departments Of Ancient aud Modern lit
craturc. Mathematical and Natural Sciences, -bcs, cal
rua'cj +, dcvelopo the powers of the youthful mind.
and secure n solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and conmodnus. and being
atoy furnished with Piano Forte Globes, and otlrr
necessary Mathematical Instruments II is confidently
hoped that the experience aud nalnmens Of the teach
crs may lav0aby recomTend them To The patronage ef
The public Tho Musical department will be conducted
by Mr. Dlmtr. well known to this community dis
luguishcd teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental AIusic
4 considerable deduction ms been made IN The terBs
With tho view to accommodate n class OF young ptplts.
Omitted 10 tmcre) aud otherwise nee, tho demands If
the cumtnHHiy
Terms pc Session Of 8 nlonlls.)
Tuition in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Sl2 80
English Grammar, Geography, History Seq
pupils under the age Of ~ years
Over the age Of Il years SIS oo
With Compositions rhetoric, Globes, As az e.,
ironomy, Philosophy. Chnmsiry. &c.
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra s m
Geometry Algebra and Triaonpmctry, with tho
slruclion Of Maps, Charts, &c, extra 8 90
Music at Professors Terms, so
Sc Of Piano Forte, 2
Use of Globes aud other Mathematical instruments o
Stationery --ncuong Pens. luh. aud slate pcncils Cd
Board, Washing. Sc. C2
To be paid, IN all eases. IN advance.
REFERENCES.
The H. Rev. S. A. Necessary, Fp. Bishop Michigan
The r. Rev. Dr. Johns A Ep. Bish p. Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchburg.
The Rev. James Donghcn, do
The Rev. ID. NJ. Wharton, Botetourt, va.
The Hon WIN. Woodbridge, TX. Gov. of Michigan,
The Hon A. $. Porter, Il. S. s Michigan.
Charles Krai,sir. NJ D. Pr. Nod. Ian University w.
John Prenliss, A. NJ. Ey-President Baltimore Colleg..
Branz Mayer, Esq, Sec'y Of Legation U. S. 10 Mexico
Sam1 Garland, John G. Moom, -
Alex. Tompklns, y Rodes Esis. I.ynchburg.
G. Dabney, r. Fletcher, }
Oct Is w3m--if1of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
New China, GLASS and Queens
ware &apgr


BuiF SUBSCRIBERS. having opened large as
Il sortment Of CHINA, Glass, and QuEENswARE.
IA the store formerly occupied by Andrew knnle oppo-
site &. ID < j. i. DAVIS, offer for sale, at very reduced
prices all articles in their line Amongst many others,
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets, of various sizes,
Fine blue. brown, and green Dining Sets, latest les
and patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, Of 80, 56, and 81 pieces,
Gold Band Tea Selts. very rich
Printed Ewcrs and Basins, and Toilette Settles hand
some patterns,
do Plates, Willow do edged aud common
white patterns,
large assortment Of rich c1i, pressed, and plain
Glass OF every description
&. RICHARDS s. Co.
Oct II l2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

Tbs Presidcncy-Nan Buren, seems TO meet with
competitors in all quarters for ihc Presidential nomna-
lion Iutced his enemies seem To be they oil ms
swn former household. In Georgia, the Senate has
passed resolutions, by decisive majority nominating
s'oun and The delegates appointed to 'n' Ma Va
ing decidedly in favor of that genemaH. And now we
hear from Missouri where we had Supposed Tia. through
the influence of { ol Benton Mr. Van Buren, would have
been the almost unanimous choice of The locoooos, that
Col H. NJ johnson is .'dyiding honorsh with him: and
it s doubtful which Of the has must friends in the
the Legislature of that State. The Little Mlsclan's
light begins to burn decidedly blue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
RICHMOND MARKETS

For The ,ceeh ending Thursday ercning, Dec 30.
The Christmas holy 1ays occurring within the past
week. very lutte business has been DONE and no aera
tons are necessary in our quotations.
Hotr-Iast saes al 81 G6. Tor canal supcrfnc; &
freely Offered. City Nlils s..
Nhcm-From % to 81 cts, according to quality.
Cofn-iUaf5 ns per bushel.
1obdcco-Recapis light, aud inferior qualities very
dull Of sale. We quote Lugs 81 2, and >; refused
s. >. 81 passed leaf, common, 81 / midding !,
>; good aud prime shipping . Il; iormanoactunng
kinds 4 s. ~
PForisi'lis-Baeon-C cured 7 cents demand
light Western sides S .. Pork s.. a 4. Lard 1as
cents.
CmHe-For cattle the hoof from 81, to 4 are the
general Prices. Authenticated is great variation in the
quality; indifferent sheep bring only from ST. % 10 So
while the finer qnan.e, bring from that So per head
PoRK-33l IT, d IN tho h9ai
Lime-Nacs ol'lh1masiun AT 95c.
Piodcr--On the Essil bank / 50; from wharf
Sait-Fron wharf 81 IS. store 81 %.
FEEiGirTS.
To Ituion 27s 81; to Liverpool 2Js
Continental ports direct. sos, and Cowes and or
dcrs, 35s.
New iork-Fonr per Dbl . cts.--very little going
Coa, - ceals per bnshel. Tobacco 81 per hid, box
IS 20 cents. kegs 40 cents.
elphla-flour, very little going. Tobacco. So
per hhd - cents ior boxes. - for kegs-none
going Goals, q cents per bushel, Richmond mea
Gu the Cana--'To I.ynchburg and intermediate places,
~ cts. per 100 lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

Farmers Bank Of pugina.-'rhe quarterly statement
of ,he condition of this Bank made the Executive,
exhibits the following leading items the first Monday
il December last:
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Nlnois.-We referred, few days ago, TO the Mes
sage of Gov. Can to tho Legislature Of Illinois in
which the nubliy of the State 10 pay her debt. even
the interest upon ii. boldly avowod aud decara
ton Of State bankruptcy siatneltssly made. Gov.
Carlns term OF Office. however, the of cx
praon aud he has been snee succeeded by Gov Ford,
who. in his inaugural Address, takes juster view o
the responsibility and the obligations OF his State, by
Yepudiating Reputation, and urging faithful comp-
ance with the public engagements We hope 10 the
honest and manly yows of the Governor sustained
by the action of the Legislature OF Illinois But even
if they are unable 10 do this promptly is something in
their favor that they ceiling 10 pay. Inability 10 do
ones duty constitutes cr. but the avowal OLA pur
pose to dishonesty, SHOWS utter dcslilntion OF a
lust sense Of moral obligation.
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q = z + g 2

z Z
BED BLANKETS, from s. 90 to the finest.
NEGRO BL~1NkETS some as Inv as 80 cents,
PULLED CLOTHS AND C.lSSLNETTS,
some as low % cents,
LLNSEYS. from Cd to the best quality,
FL-4.ENELS, from Cd to S.
.MOUSLLNiS, latest style, very low,
SH4VLS, splendid assortment,
EELTETS AND BONNET SILkS, very rich,
BO.N.NET AND VELVET' Ribbons, remark
ably low,
PLlLN md FIGURED SILKS, 4 splendid as
surtmen
COTTON CLOTHS, yard wide at AID
BED TICKING, at Cd To Is cd,
C.1LlCOES, from ID to the best,
sugar. COFFEE, SILT IND Bale COT
TON, very cheap.
We have heavy stock Of the above articles, and arc
disposed to sell them very low.
ROBES s BURTON,
Dec Is lslf
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A LIST OF LETTERS

~ ENAlNlNG IN tie Post Ofcs at Lyme burg, On
4 4 The LIST of January. 1912.
o. Persons calling tor letters In tie iolloa;n, lis
will ple So say thoy are advertised
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EOp. RENT.

I'm. THE comfort ale family residence, adjoining my
.ii lot occupied the present yearly A. H. Muorman..
Also house and lot, courthouse hill. occupied ny
T. Moseley. MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr
Oct % visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

r Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, con
"A tnusd and held for the town Of IynrhburE, at the
house said town. Friday the 2Sth day OF October
1912, sit ng Court Of Chancery,
Robert Hives, admr. OF Jesse Clarkson, decd
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RcHie" OF the LyncEhGrg Markets
AoicOmbe ~ Ofcy,
COMMUNION .NCr(h0HfS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY gy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08

on the great resources Of Vglaa, aud drawing vivid pies
Of the advantages that must surely follow an
arsed, systematic plan Of public improvement His adj
dress elected shouts of applause from all the company
Mr. Deanos health having been proposed and drank with
reclamation, he too, addressed the company for mi
nutes, in happy strain. Many other sentiments, bearing
in general upon the occasion which had assembled good
lie compsnie" proposed and drunk with aeclama
ton. Addresses delivered in reply various toasis
by the Attorney General the Editor OF the Enquirer
and others. One gentleman whose not so for
tunate learn delivered pretty little speech and told
highly amusing aneedote Captain Dmmock related two
stories in style which entities him the credit OF first
rate rGeoRteur. The ball wound up by song sung
by that prince of hosts. and king good fellows Fred
Boyden which drought down the whole house" Shouts
OF laughter and thunders of applause proclaimed that the
effort any thing but Flash in the pam" mans
heart have been st frozen indeed if had been
'thawcd" by such song lie brought out, by
from the Attorney General which ran follow:
Frederick Boyden-May the present enterprise produce
great change in the Navigation of Virginia, he has
produced in her Hotels.' Captain Dmmock promptly said,
alt is in vain, gentlemen. We can't up him.
We assembled the Canal high the intersection of the
Tuckahoc Railroad, and then returned. Our trip back
delightful. The sun set and the motion of the boat
produced most delightful breeze. The party nearly
all assembled ON the deck OF the boat and noso and
mcnt prevailed" We moved rapidly down. and entered
the basin about half past eight amid the cheers of large
crowd, who had assembled witness return. The
whole distance passed twelve and half miles
going, and many returning making twenty-five in ALL
retired bed with determination mark this day
with "whitc stone" Such the feelings, have
doubt, of aI who engaged in this excursion Every
felt sentiment of profound gratitude Messrs. Dean
and Dimmock for the entertainment they had WITH and
parted with them with the cordial wishes for their
And why should they not succeed They have enter
prise energy Skill three important elements of
They have before them the example OF other po
of the country, where has attended persc
Above all, they have the hearty good wishes Of
the larger portion OF this community and with all these
requisites their backs it impossible fail save by
n miracle
But have already made large draught upon the
patience of readers Besides, tired writing, and
wish TO 20 DOWN TOWN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

We gratied learn that the vacancy in this Insti-
tuition has been filled, by the appointment OF DE- Jefries
Wyman OF Boston, who is represented TO be gentleman
requirement and research in the branches of
science confded his We would commend this ln-
stitu,on all who contemplating Of Medi
cal study The following extract is from the Compiler Of
yesterday
MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-We would call the attention of all
who interested the prosperity OF Southern Institu
lions OF learning the annual announcement OF MCd
cal College, which appears in advertising columns OF
this day 1t subject of cOngraulaon that the Trustees
and Faculty have been enabled the OF
able and accomplished Professor for the Chair Of Ana
TONY and Physiology, which hos been for several
months. The selection of DR.. Jeres Wyman of Boston
uninuenced by personal feeling, and emanaed entire
ly from conviction of his superior claims and ability
based upon the satisfactory testimonials. We have
had opportunity reading letters from Prof John c.
Warren and Dr. Holmes Of Boston, and Prof Holbook of
Charleston all of which furnish the attering
mony of DIR. WymaGs qualifications.
IL will be interesting the Medical Profession learn
that thorough knowledge of Human Anatomy and
Physiology, DIR. Wyman brings the reputation Of emf
Hcnt comparative Anatomist and Naturalist
This Institution being again fully orr -nized with an
efficient and Jealous Faculty it presents claims upon the
South for t patronage equal with those of Northern
Institutions and between equals doubt the
selection which State pride and patriotism will promptly
make.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08


Isooep,ed tho functions Of Regent Of the Kingdom in or
der TO consolidate the constitution and Tho throne OF The
Queen when Providence, crowning the noble efforts oil the
people, had preserved them from despotsm.
A. first magistrate took oath to observe the funda
mental law which violated, to save from its
enemies the latter have owed their triumph this blind
spect, but could not be u perurer.
On other occasions wished TO establish the empire OF
the laws and hoped that day, indicated by the const
ution, surrender to the Queen monarchy tranquil nj
and respected abroad The nation proved to me that
1t could appreciate all my vigilance and ovation, conn
ued the towns where the instruction had raised
its head acquainted with its will, notwithstanding the
OF agitation OF certain capitals, the circle Of which
the anarchy was limited
military instruction, which got up without even n
pretext Justify has terminated the work commenced by
very feeble minority; and, deserted by those whom had
frequently led victory reduced the necessity OF
seeking refuge foreign land offering the most ierven
wishes tho happiness OF my beloved country recon-
mend Justice the loyal men who did not abandon me-
and remained faithful the legitimate cause under the most
trying circumstances. The State will have in them
devoted servants.
On board the Steamer Belts, July 30, lSi3.
The Duke of VICTORY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
rlnm I'M North Arknnsns.


Dear Sir-Dcemng brief sketch of some OF the early
settlers of Arkansas will be unacceptable many of
your readers, shall from time time, leisure will per-
init, furnish you with such sketches. PAUL.
OLD SETTLERS.
First among these is JAMES WooDsoN BATES, n Of
the Old Dominion, who cmgraed to this country very
early period. He is descended from gifted and talented
family. His brother Frederick Governor Of Mis-
and Edward another brother, represented the
State in Congress- and is deservedy the head of the bar
ut this time.
Judge Bates elected member of the House Of De-
legates before he left his native State; and the time Of
his election twenty-onc. lie of the few
who escaped from that dreadful calamity which such
4 gloom over Richmond and indeed all Virginia. alude
the burning of the Theatre in Richmond
He the first delegate in Congress from the Territory
of Arnnsas-Judgc of the Superior Court and after Judge
OF the Circuit Court, while a Territory was
member OF the Convention which formed Constitution,
and is Register OF the Land Office GAINESVILLE.
Judge Bates chastc and vigorous writer perhaps has
superior. His s is peculiar himseli-condensng
great deal in brief space. His sarcasm is whitening,
and where his blows fall no armour is protection. AS
classical historical scholar there are few ripe.
Yet he is As taker, he stands unrivalled
There IL ascinntion-an elegance about his conversation
that makes him the "star OF every COMPANY In private
life lac is amiablc and there is neither stiffness OF
manners mock dignity augh; else repuse the hum
besI individual The needle the pole, than
he his friends and where he mispaces his confidence
he is TO be the Nciim-or womnn's love is
blind than his friendship.
lie is charitable fault. and sell is often forgotten
AS specimen OF the high toned generous Nirgnian he
is worthy OF the Old Dominion IN her palmy days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
PriSOners EScnnclL.

We understand that on Wednesday night last 3
prisoners made their escape from confinement in
the Jail of Hcnrico County, by cutting hole
through the walls Of the Jail: Fletcher Heath,
charged with murder, whose trial by change Of
venue TO the County Of Chesterfield, was shortly to
come on-Ihomas Cooke, awaiting his trial on
the charge Of kidnapping-and John Sheridan,
Tor unlawful gaming. We think it surprising that
persons should be permitted to visit criminals,
without being attended in person by the jailor, as
IT is certain instruments were conveyed to them by
their friends, who were allowed to see them with
ont proper examination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08

lilo also clearly tells cosres. ha, sse s na occasion Toe
any farther lsna0n, which means noihg more nor et-
than that no. the Capain "a OlVrnbs thirdrato county
court lawyer can manage I'LL 4th March, lSi5, tho whole
concerns of this extended conederaoy Well, the Loco
ocos have the nsccndancy in the lower House. anu we
Wings leave coming conflict in that body to their
control As To the Senate thanks 10 glorious old ennes
see IL is safe, Notwithstanding the last roar oil the OLD
Lion.
As itnow seems that the Locoioco majority in the low
House. and the Wing majority in the Senate. are threat
ened with Tycs vengeance perhaps 1t would be Just as
well for alt the members of both branches to stay o home
I'LL lh March, lSi5, and attend TO their private business
leaving the conduct OF the Government the acting Pres
dent Besides what it avail while the Captain rides
upon the wnirwind and directs the Storm for such
anuses rs Ctitendcn, Berren Mangum, Archer. Under
wood, Evans Huntington, Porter, OLa.) Miller. Dayton
and many other equally stupid Senators and Representa-
yes leave their homes in the midst OF winter for the
purpose of framing laws and passing upon apponnentsi-
Why. nothing; 30 beg you will, gentlemen, one and ALL
home and attend farms, manufactures
your law business, &c. The Captain cam and he he
oH manage the whole his that this is
longer free Government, or the Government OF the
people; but has Government. Now we know precisely
where nre-the Captain has thrown off the mask and
bids defiance 10 the representatives. Of the people There
be mistake nbout the intentions OF the Capt,
and therefore Mr. Bolts will only get his seat in
the House of Representatives but that he will lay his hand
the impeachment article and add few sections ~ them
There should be chd's play now, for have yrant
deal with, and who ignorant he is stubborn,
The lash is not sufficient for he delight in that
his skin being doubt thick Us his head.
Sunday morning, ID Sept. A MERCHANT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
Tayior>viIic English, Classical and naIhcmn-
teal school.

4 hN mohdaN, the lSth September, at Taylors.
~ vile, Hanover county will opened School for the in
nehon OF youth According to the and future destination OF
the pupil the following studies Will pursued
Reading Onhography Pennmanshp Arithmetic GeorrapIy MI
"rlnT History Nat Philosophy Chemistry Constitution OF
Tue u PHYSIOLOGY aud Anatomy the Mathematics Ancient
Languages both preparatory niye
sites Book keeping and the Of English Composition vii, re
ceive special attention.
The force OF moral derived motives Of duty in
te and self respect will be applied maintenance OF good
discipline and proper department
esgned render tins both day and country board
ing school The citizens Richmond adjoining eo
ties nre invited to make trial OF this Having
for the last Richmond school comprising never Ics.
than 90 pupils the subscriber hopes by devong his ene
ec TO reader worthy the public favor The tuition will be
SIS for 10 months Board may had in the family Of VIM 10
Taylor Esq At 500 per 10 months SAMUEL :. SUMNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
TO THE PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA.

IL Is understood, large quantity Of Tobacco the growth
OF the Western States seeking Richmond as market
where It IS Sold aud thence exported Virginia Tobacco
Now, IN all the markets abroad, Tobacco Of Virpinin
growth has maintained superiority for a peculiar excel
lenco in quality, and in only OF such preference IL
~ believed thats cultivation be continued here in the
face Of It's extended and cheaper production TO the West
IL therefore, becomes matter Of grave consideration TO the
Virginia Planter, whether future such expectations with
out distinctive brand. shall be suffered 20 continue where
10y our own product, hitherto maintaining high character
shall thus be ruducod and COMPOUNDED with the inferior STA
pie Of tho Western States hopo the people will take the
subIoctn hand and act by petition TO the Legislature II
- the moro eeciuai way Of nsung the attention Of that
body. The suggestion has originated in no hostility 4, TOWN
interests u s hoped and believed the commerce I'm ocs
non will nevertheless continue and greatly increase III.
proposed merely 10 confno Virginia growth our usual
Virginia brands. while that Of Western growth shall be-
branded as Western Tobacco thus giving to each ONLY
their respective names with whatever good or evil they
may severally imply.
a VIRGINIA PLANTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08
DRY GOODS.
KENT, KENDALL a. ATWATER

IL ANE now in store their Fall and Winter
n u Stock consisting of large selected a,or,eno OF
Goods bought early June and July before they By the
recent advance and will be sold Very for
customers the part OF the
following Goods 10 which country
trade
500 bales Domec- Of Virginia and Northern consisting OF
~ and 90 brown Shirtings, o quality
- 81 and "a bieaehrd and brown Sheetings
Richmond Manchester and Petersburg OznabuRs
Beacicd long Cloths, blk and brown Drlinga
Red white. green and yellow Fannels
Rcached hrown and cord Canton do
Fine Thbet do
Negro Blankets Rose and Whitney Bed do
keTseys and Glasgow Jeans
Red and Paid Lnscys Gable Twist do
Kentucky Jeans, Sltinets. OF every description
Cloths and Cassimercs, IN great variety
Beaver. Pilot and Forest Cloths
Silk aud Cotton Vclvet-
Camhcs and Jaconus Apron nd Furniture Check,
Maryland Pcniicntiary Plaids and stripes
Bandanna and Pongec IIdkfs.
Fancy Scarfs, Pound and Pack Pins
Patent Threads Servings, SC, &c. &c 7