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

RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Hours for Departure and after JuIy 23rd
TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond nj . past =. NJ IN,
Leaves Petersburg a pas; :. VI i'S'
ACCOHNopAIIoN TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at before A. VI. l,.,...-.. ,
Leaves Petersburg ats A. VI. '''' ~ '''''e''
FREIGHT
Leaves Richmond past 4 NJ Mondays. Wednesdays and
Leaves Petersburg past 2 P. VI. Fridays.
90 Passage si-Chblren aud Servants hall Prices
when Paid n the Cars
x. & T. r. L. e. In -
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IkEEHL'5 vErsnIFUGT

AEEtgISS EEFsUGFTfE.
THNiS MEDiriSE has prepared by the subscriber for
many years. AMI hls been cSen-voy with the great
~ rccssasa f0 remedy for destroying spelling worms
from clifeu and persons II perfectly
W operation, and De- with perfect
ufey nni fmy should uc in the House H.
reputation constantly and hundreds certificates
o. astonishing scaey might be- obtained unnccea
sary singh trial will prove now advertised
fpf The hrt % The repeated solicitations numerous persons
who have witnessed ~ wonderful efrcts Of extend
o. ben, Gts widely. Prepared AMI cold by
GEO. ~. KEERf. Druggist, baltimore
And for sale by SAMUEL n DOVE
uuN-f Sole Arruff for icb Va
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PARRISH & BEAZLEY,

1hhhlSn q DEALlEf,
CAREY STREET,
OFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
30 hhds Porto Rico Sugars
30 do y. o. Sugars
30 boxes Lowering double Loaf Sugar
bLls crushed. for preserving
- bb!s ~ -. noasses
IS bags Java Coffee
200 do green I.aguira Coffee
100 do 30 Rio, OF best quality
$50 do 10 Havana Coffee
400 sacks Salt
100 boxes Crews Candles
10 do Sperm do
80 do Turpontine Soap
so packages T,a- embracing all qualities
Is boxes iarncs' city made ASos
900 kegs Nails ABSORBED
100 sides Sole Leather
10 bbl- Fish Cil
10 Cotton
$50 tcrccs Thourason Lime
. bags Ginger
do spice
. cernons best Indigo
% bids Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns at Factory pnccs
zoo reams Wrapping Paper
90 do Ioolscap do
50 dol. Cotton Lines
80 do Hemp do
- Bed cords
Is kegs Powder
200 bag Shot assorted
bbis Nader
Coppcns
, do Alum
$50 boxes $40 Ghas
100 IO,I2 do
$4,000 Ils Western BACON
10000 10 city cured and Tolrs Bacon
100 bhi. No nett Ilerrugs
- do shad
do family roe IIeungs
80 do No gross do
20 boxes Tobacco, assorted qualities
$50 Lbls OIL Rye wliskcy
IS do Common do
- do n. T.. Rum
10 do Common Gin
10 do Apple Brandy
10 do Old Peach Rfaniy
20 nerces domestic Brandy
do old Cognac do
eun1u rkarp
90 bbs T. VI. Wine
10 DO Malaga do
= do Old Madeira
do Wine
100 nests bound Tubs
30 DO wood DO do
~ packages Shoes and Hat
90 tons TtcGorsr and County Iron. assorted
. do Hoop Iron. assorted
. DO Mould Eouris, assorted
an Of which Will boz sold low. for cash auA
6,mNGLEs. Ssc-31OoO primc cyprus Shingles
- do rannga1andng the dock from schr Jas
Henderson ami Tor sale by rau 81 SHIELDS suMEWvILLE
Esich Retailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
some few ends unc commonly elegant Paris DE T.ains
One piece heavy blue black p he Sole
cord Kid Gluve for Ladies
Pan Ut n case Of extra undrcsci sheeting Linen
10 do do Bdeye Diaper for Aprons, &C.
Pew des. lengths Of Rich Fouid six, per I'd
variety handsome style Lawns 70 be so AZ reduced rrces
Very great variety Of neck hat and bons elegant
One , very heavy and iirous vatercd blue black p d. Sole
vcarcat variety rich cord md black Silks pcrapste great
mart Of case Of enurynew Summer Plaid si. at low price
Low priced Fouiard Silks, &c, &c. &c.
AID In Cloths and Cashmere, Housekeeping Linens
American Couon Flanne &C. The assortment good and Is
now In the Of being by subscriber
the northern and eastern markets. simultaneously with
1m appearance this advertisement fo that purpose.
by the tenth Of September he VIII be able
inspection of perhaps good stock he has had. In
sob reduced prices though the prospect that
descriptions viii BE- higher than when they ladin.
au 10 THos n. PRICE.
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TsNE great superiority preparation others for the
a OF Head ache addition tn It's certainty " cure consists
being external application by which all the unpca
consequent the internal administration ofue
avoided To ladies and Others who hahal suffer
heaac which usually battle all
prove Invaluable mpiy
patient; almost nyntaneousy Physicians will
head ache attendant evers and
cerebral anl rely superccie entirely the
announcement application Of For sale hy
DR.. GEO L. HENDEEE
Apo,hccary md Chemist II Shockoc Ihr.
following gentlemen who either
employ tEr,s flmirRey. DR. Pluer
WORKMAN; Thomas l. johnson John l. Iuson George
w. Toler, Esqrs- ma ~
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HARDWARE

IIANIJW NIKE
EDOCkET knives Eazors strops Homes KNIVES and
II Forks, Ivory handled and Buck, and BY the dozen
Walters common fine and quality; Plated and f,p
l curtain bureau and Looking Glass Knobs; Scissors snufsr
IaJs Plated Brass and Steel Caniecks Plated Bass Drania
and TIN Nutcrackc CorkscTews Combs and Bone Bsc
Hair Coies Nail and Tooth Spoons, ntana Plated German
silver and Iron Work Nes common and quality
Crssuen Backgammon Boxes; Dolls undressc Tea
Pot" Brauia also Coffee Pots, Creams Sugar Rows Butann
and many Other articles Of Hardware which will sell very
dispose Of Call and examine for yourself
JAMES EVANS,
Main II , doors above t,,cb,pgc IIo,,l .,,sot
d EATIsER-75O sides Leather. in store for sale by
- an lG-lw DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 co.
RACON, LARD AND IIERRlNGS-
- $4,000 bs Western Bacon, at >! to &C.
900 Kegs 30. I Lard
100 bbls No ! N. g. IIeuings, at Wholesale by
aul4 JAS. WINSTON.
a tOATS-A new and beautiful article of Cassi.
- Goats for the present and approaching season
just rcccivefand for sale low. JOHN NJ. OREM
an r. r. SPENCE Agent
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iueI-w9w

Court OF Chaneery Richmond Circuit the third
day OF July, ls43.
Thomas u. McGehee. PtE
Against
Robert A. Bailey and Mace Fitzgerald. partners under the
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald and Joha Gcin Executor
Batls, decd Dcits.
The defendant Robert r. Bailey having appear
ai security according Act Of Assembly
Rules of this Court a appearing, 10y satisfactory
be uabitln % tins Commonwealth : ordered
e sod defendant do appear
first Monday October and plaintiff
that copy this orlrr Boz u.wh newspaper
published the City Richmond and
Foascl at the front door Of the Capitol City.
\ Copy-Teste.
ia 2l-wgw WIN G. SANDS &. G.
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y tOpy-Irstc.
ju ~ WOW JAMES ROY MICOt' C. ECsCLkc

NIHGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks oniec Of the su
ero Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit the al,
day Of August lsl3 "
. r. hNe'S anu Matilda hs wife Plf.
Against
Ae.andeTG Brown Of the Executors Brown de
eeas'u bayor walker and Sarah hs wife, William g. Eco Al
"is'"' "I 'ohh 'flulock Jr dec a. and others Defts.
Inc defendants abovcnanlcd not having appearance
ahgNcn security according To the Act OF Assembly
o tins Court and appearing, by
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered That the
sam defendants 90 appear here AZ the Rules De held
Monday IN November and
ami that copy Of this order be forthwith N some news
paper published IN The city OF Richmond months successive.
y and posted the Capitol IN the said CITY
Copy-rcsic
an ll-w9w WM. e.. SANDS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08

+ " IRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
nee OF the Superior Couu Clanccry Richmond
Circuit the fnh day OF June, lsI1
a. Harrison Elizabeth J. Darlington deceas
ell. PM.
Against
James W Alexander and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth
Cab,,l and other Dens.
The defendants above named not having cncr their
and according Assembly
this Cuuu by satisfactory
inhabitants this Commonwealth IL opercd, That
said defendants 10 @I;car the be- hell
Monday October AMI the bill and
copy tins orc be forthwith newspaper
pubtsL' the city vt Richmond successiy CIV
aud pasted door OF Capitol city.
\ Copy-TcStc'
ia 2l-waw WM. q. SANDS &. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08

NIRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ofte Superior Count Caneey rcuit the
lrd day OF July. lSi3
Daniel l. Miller and John Cooper partners trading
under tlF firm OF Miller = Cooper Phfs,
Sarah llltty, and other Drns
Tire defendant entered her appearance
and gwen security according the of Assembly
OF his Court and appearing, by atacto evidence
inabant Of tins Commonwealth IL ordered, That
defendant disappear hTe the rules be held
October and plaintiffs that copy
ut this oler he forthwith newspaper published IN
the City Of Richmond for pasted At the
front door Of the Capitol IN the said city.
Copy-Teste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-08

Hor-1ooo sags Yors SHOT assorted Landing for sale by
- Ru6 DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
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FALL 1873.

FALL 1913.
M/E arc supplied with general assortment n Drugs UIcs
w dtcincS, Dyc StuFFs. Paints, oils, window
Glass, &c. de-, and will dispose oftem satisfactory ter
i'r cssn or 10 punctnal dealers the credit Our oek
composed in part Of Madder indigo Coppcras ground and
chppd logwood Redwood Camwood. Ext Iorwood Alum. on
Euot BomS rehd Epson Salts Cream Tartar salpere ealet
ntus ta'sia NuneRs Mace. Cloves Glue Castor Sweet OH
Caiome CamphoT nnsouo; snih Medicines In ever,
variety White Lead, dry aud ground sps Tupcnnc PAM
Brushes a-ohcd Vamshes scgnrs assorted handsome vcf,
superior and ~
$50 boxes sIO and 1919 Glass. besides arpor ,i,.,
HAYWOOD 4 HEALE
auNo Successors % s. o. AIe
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CITY LOT EOR SALl

CRY LOT FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber is authorised 10 sell upon OK.
n ifemcy Low TERMS very Valuable Bphii,, ~, 81, a.
'''" street, III 'he 'iy OF Richmond au 10 G.. T. ROITs
,,,,o, GREEN HENNE LEAVES.
Wv" Or Three NJ these leaves Tor few minnie, m t
l'" OF on"l wafer viii turn II into thick, bland pit,rt,u
nus' healing and soothing ~ effects very pal,falo and ON
W "', u'm aH irritating properties They are very penoray
~. hshy recommended by physicians In siINNER
similar affections. ' - '''i'''i "'fl ou"I
nc Vey offensive use of these during tho Ia, few
y we ttn'Vc1 demand ti' summer The thousand. M re
sous VINO lave been benefited by Of Them moe III, TN
su ai "a. been said in their favor a. an invalab ren
W we sSe Distressing tamong chtiren hc most fat,p dses
Aso best Bernuda Arrow Root. tho mn, O.,,,,.o..
and snlutay article Of Diet fr invalid. ' WV '' '''"u'''
" V BOLTON A. HARRISON
- 'ofnerof Main and Governor streete
below tho Eagle Ruin,
ACoN-'O hld' prime we',ern shoulder Tor sar by -
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" lR"iNlA-A Rules held unee uf Fsscx Crci,
Superior Count OF Chanccry on the it oy Of l
1913. " '' - ''S'
Washington H. rurkins, adm with the winanncs
I" '' .ay D. Alien decd PifI Upon at
Hb'.,.' ;achmcn ~
james W Banks Jas. Owen, admir- Elizabeth d CanceT
Alien, deed ~ others, DrOs
Came the plaintiff by counsel and filed amended and sp
mental bi m this cause which leave h e al the
last April term Of said Court and defendant Ranks mo-, hay
ing entered his appearance and nppcarng satisfactory evidence
mat the sad defendant nabtant state. ON The
motion OF the plaintiff ordered said defendant Bank
appear al the rules at ie Clerks the and Cont ON t
Lst Monday IN October original and amended
and supplemental bill plaintiff and that eopy of ms on,
be forthwith inserted newspaper published IN the CITY of
Richmond Tor eight weeks that another cnp h
posted the door house of ths county
4 Copy-Trstc.
ia I npy
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RACoN-5O hhds prime Western shoulders for sab. NV r
- au ~ JOHN n. TRIPLETr A SON
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auII wow.

iRtiINEA:-At Rules n the Clerks onc. of IN. s
pfor Count OF Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit the 9Th
day of August Ie43: "
Thomas Hagnve Sarah IlarFavc Deborah IIarpay, and
Mary Louisa lIargSve Infants by Mecayah Bates their newt
friend pr,
Against
Thomas Small Matthew and Elizabeth his wifi, Thus
"lI-la'' anu SaTah h's wiit, and others
The defendants having entered their ,pn,
rance snh given security according Assembly ami
e hues OF THIS 'ouri and
that they not inhabitants Commonwealth n il ore
ed That the said defendants do appear Rules to be hs
on TIE trst Monday IA November answ. the bill of The
fanti- and that copy OF forthwith inse l m some
newspaper published Cay Richmond for two month. sue
eey ana posted At the front door Of Capitol IN The sa
City. A Cony-Tcste. " $50 '
ll--yyaw IVA a. ,Nns
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
From the Boston Trumpet.

A few Sundays ago, by invitation, |
preached to the prisoners on Blackwell's
Island. Ia The course of my remarks [
introduced the subject of temperance, as
one Of the, direct means oy which gen
uine reformation might be produced, for
no small portion OF the grosser crimes
were committed under the influence of
drink. My arguments, illustrations and
appeals, it seems were not in vain, for on
retiring from the chapel several of the
prisoners expressed TO their keepers
wish to sign the pledge. Learning that
fact two days after | visited the prison
again with temperance pledges ready for
their signatures. The principal keeper
seconded our plans, and gave us an OPP
portunity to accomplish our object.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20

The Oregon Committee have lately is
sued an Address to the people OF the u.
States - one part designed for the South,
another fer the East, third for the West.
We have seen only the first, and thai is
about as detestable specimen of lick
spiule servlitY, as it has ever fallen to
our lot to notice. We have rot time now
to notice ii; but please heaven, as soon
as we return, we will show it Up in all
its sickening deformity. The meanest
slave that crouches under an overseer's
LASH has more manhood in him than the
authors Of that address, all put together.
But, what we want to call attention to
now is this. We have little doubt that at
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
From the National A. S Standard.
LETTER FROM OHIO.
GREEN PLAIN, CLARK co. o. }

GREEN PLAIN, CLARK co, O. }
9th mo. 16, 1913.
10 James s. Gibbons:
BELOVED FRIEND-The great, sa-
eacious mind of Jesus recognized in
babes a germ of the highest order Of
life, and hencein promulgation Of the
grund rGfo'matOry truths which were
destined to bless and save the world
or mankind, he desired the suscep-
tlble, uncontaminated spirits Of these
little ones to be brought near Him,
that the blessed truth, like DEVELOPS
. upon the flowers, might expand the
noble elements of mankind. What
an embodiment of consummate wis
dom in the great Emancipator Of Men,
that when his hallowed lips were
TOUCHED with inspiration from the
throne of love, that in the presence
Of his apostles, and the dignitaries
of a worldly sanctuary, he anxious
" desired the words of spirit and
life which he uttered might be list
cned to by the Gerry babes how
Taught with meaning these express
sions, " Suffer lille children to come
unto me, and forbid them not, for Of
such is the kingdom Of heaven"
[ have felt for some weeks like
writing, but the very feeble stale of
NV health, from nervous and spinal
arrangement, induces me very often
to defer, until to make an effort might
seem unreasonable; and then for ev-
cry qualification Of this kind, must
encounter physical prosIration. But
what Of this Does not the bondma@
b0ao IN lis Chains? Is not woman
shrieking under the torturing lash?
And are not babes sold as flesh in the
stalls? And shall acc languish in our
ceiled houses? d0re we do it? No.!
God forbid!
Well, perhaps I shall pen nothing
worth the reading; but | can at least
tell the incident which "has given
impulse to my PEN" A little boy,
eleven years Old, called upon me
with two dollars, the product of his
oacn earnings and requested me TO
have the Anti-Slavery Standard for
wardcd to his address, viz:'Geo. Car
ter Richardson, Cortesvllle, Clarke
County, Ohio" Our own little
group have an anti-slavery patch
tended exclusively by themselves,
for the benefit of the cause. Last
fall when they garnered their little
store, my son, Of seven years OF age
remarked, Father, the times are SC
hard [ am afraid | cannot sell my
potatoes; but one thing l can do,
can roast them, and feed them out tc
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
w. S. BLAKE.

TEMPERANCE PORTER" THE New
Haven Fountain very properly cautions
Washnglonians against this enemy in the
disguise of friend. No one who has
signed the pledge of total abstinence can
consistently pariake ofthis beverage, for it
is unquestonaby alcoholic aud in!oxicat-
ing. The Fountain relates an incident of
a man now confined in the New Haven
county Jail for crime, Whotraces his down.
fall 10 glass of this Temperance Por-
ter" He was reformed man-kept his
pledge nobly, till tempted BY this liquor
which he thought lie might innocently
partake of; but the result was. his old APP
petite for strong drinks was awakened, be
became intoxicated, and in that state COM
milted the crime for which heis now suffer-
ing the penalty. Let no Washngtonian
poIIute his lips with the alcoholic abom''
naiol, even if it should be called " Nee
tar Instead of the less poe;ical and cIas-
steal name of g Porter. Christian Free
man.
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SUED WEEK
AT BRANDON, VERMONT.

TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents in
advance.
One dollar and seventy-fve cents in six
months.
Two dollars during the last quarter
III communications 10 be directed 10 ].
Holcomb.
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LOVE OF LIBERTY.

LOVE OF LIBERTY.
When southern breez yes blow,
In natures vernal spring,
Where rivers gently flow,
And feulher'd warblers sing =
How is the thought,
or being free
From tyranny
With pleasure fruusht!
When all the tribes aud swurms
OF air, Of earth and sea,
Express in varied forms
Their love of liberty,
Do not the he IRIS
Ofnobler birth
Than beasts OF Earth,
Love also theirs ?
Yes!-'lis higher priced,
BY heirs Of Adams line,
Than names immnltaliz'd
Or treasures OF the mine
However we
TO fame aspire,
Or gold desire:
We wiN be FREE
We will, us It's our right,
Aud God has so dccrced
That whether black or white,
We should he free Indeed
And he invites
His Makers curse,
Who takes from us
Our holy rights!
And the same blood that plays
In us, has ever run
In hearts beneath the rays
OfAfIic's burning sun
Yet tyrant man,
For gliItering gold
Has bought aud sold
The African
II we neglect the tribes,
In cruel bondage bound,
The Pharisees and Scribes
Less guilty will be found -
Let us awake
From 81 umber's pail!
And pray that all
Their letters break
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-11
DIR Y-G 9 5.
NEW FALL AMI WINTER GOODS.

IL a a r rs q On,
4 RE just RECEIVING from New ! ork. PaIia-
~ deiphIa ana BaltILore, a. their Sore No.
ib7 Main street NHEsLISG, Va. an enute new
STOCK OF BujIsh, FIeucn Auu American Coos,
ofs.i the various styles aus qualities, To suit ne
fall trade. There will be fun. Ia the assortment
40 pisces assorted Cloths, 20 ps ~cassImeres,
assorted cClOTs; 81 ps Satilnct,s assorted cOiUrs;
% 30 Ky Jeans; so Ds Red, White and yellow
FlsaI els; soc ps bleochcd NusiIns; 90 ps BED
TIckInss; zoe Is American and British Pratsi
~ bales brown ShceNng5; so rsplaln, striped
and chsusesble Alpaca Lustrssi ~ ps Chus7us,
= new aTucie Tor | 40 Is dresses; so ps EarlStsu,
French and embossed GIasaaIns;3 gs German
snd French Meun0es; 10 ~ trcTch BOmOaZincsi
20 pc escorted Silks; &c ps lHsh Linens; 80 ps
Apron Check, 10 ps Furniture dos 40 ps On fie
cloths; 10 rs HARD Times; 20 ps Forest cloths,
100 pc colOreS Musiins; p ps MousiIn de Lanes,
plain, stnpcd ans ehangea0l ei 100 doZ Ladies
silk, ~Orsued, cotton, Llsle Thread and hohaiT
HOsS; 80 dOI Ladies aud Gents Gloves OF dll
descriptions and prices; 800 dOZ Spool ~cOttons,
assorted numbers; 200 lbs SkeIn cettOn, white
and col d; 100 lbs Patent Thread all coiOrs;. 10
lbA Sewing six; 100 packs German aud Amer
can Plus; 100 dUZ gum, webb and nett Suspen-
ders; 81 ps POnger Hdkis, 70 pc Flag aGd Fancy
SOi 10 doI Italian CraVtts, 20 doz SSuq ana
BOm5szine Sioc -, 20 dsz Linen Csmsnc Hand
keTchIeis, ) ps rich hG'd and sIflped Velvet for
Ladies dresses, 10 Ds silk Velvet, 10 % Gotten do
> ps alpine cloths fer ladies nding habits, 80
d0Z six, TsglIonI, Edinburgh aud nett Shawls
Together with a variety Of Faucy Goods, Rib
bJus, ArI6c.sl Flowers, Edglngs, luserunSs,
pat abf xs1buTtSn LaccB. AlBO, PLAN and hg q
BovUinstts, SWISS 8lli and JaConet huslins;
GTscIsuettes aud Cap LaceS, Wash Slense and
BlSaup Lawns. AHS-A large ShI'I'heHt OI
Coat trimmings, Tapes, lslsts aHd Buttons Oi ali
descriptions.
20 do1 Florence Braid, PriAse Albert, Cypress,
SuIN and Silk Bonnsts.
~ doI MenI'anG Boys Ssalstts Caps,
10 doI VelveteeA IaG ClS.h 40,
10 doK Fur DO.
dor sup Ottsr o.
% bales PittSSurEh GsttSn Yarn, 10 bales bat,
ting, DE. &s. 80 SIs Rsss GRd MSekiRsS BGHE
X IL.
country merchants wishing 10 purchase an en-
tiI new stock, or 10 assori their stock on hand
wi.lb lccsn nodatsd on the most Advantageous
terms.
The above goods were purchased at tho
Low est CASH prices, ana will be sold wholesale
or retail at prices that cannot be beat West Of
tie MountsIus. All we ask, Is for the public %
call and examine ouf stock. No trouble o snow
goods al Ne ISL Main strs1t, MHEELIEe, Va.
anO OG