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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-14

CANDID CONFESSION. The North Cnrolinian
"A Locoloco paper-rcferring to the recent wing ,r-
umph IN the Legislative election in that State,
ddly says "The Democrats 6eSerred the loss Of
power there, FOR they did not know how to use it in
~ and IA" We think they .neuer hare kno,on
how to it, either in North Carolina or any where
else; either in AZ OF '43, at any other time.
Whenever and wherever they have been in power,
blight and ruin have followed in thir footsteps, and
despotism has scarcely been decent enough to
mask. Surely before the people restore them to the
power they have thus confessedly abused. they
should require evidence that they 'knop hcru 10
use it, with more wisdom and honesty than they
have heretofore exhibited LynchbHrg pirginian.
IMPORTANT ELgcTIoN DEcIsIoa Tho Count
Of Common Pleas Of Philadelphia, have decided that
by the naturalization of man, all his minor children
residing in the United States are. pso facto. made
citizens and entitled TO vote such. Many had sup
posed that every one from abroad must be natural
lied; but Judge King referred to the Act Of Congress
of 4th April, 1902 and decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, in Crancls Reports
where is expressly laid down that ''e children of
persons duly ndturoii=ed shall, il dreiiing in the
Uhiied States, be considered citizens of the United
Sintes.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-14

that can be found in this section. comprising
Rich, rop. Cashmere, cashmere d'Ecossc, Roumen,
Chusan. Lunctta, Muslin de Laines, black gro do
n =, gro do Swiss. synchaw and saTsre, Silks;
large aud beautiful variety Abf Prints; English and
French Gughams; large lot Of Ladies Cloak
Clolhs-very cheap; bonnet Ribbons, black and white
web Liccs, lace Edgings and Tnscrlirgs, FIingcs,
plain aud bugie Gimps, Cambrics Muslins and Bish-
op Lawn Cravat lidkfs, linen camhrc Hdkls.. white
and brown Linens, Gloves Ms and Hosiery; table
Covers and scotch Diaper; Shnwls--Impcial, Bava.
rian, DeLOipo md Hiehlandi super silk Velvet, sat-
in and valencia Ves,ings; Taor's Trimmings; AM
ericun, English and German proadcln;as; black and
fancy Docskin, Cassmeres and Satinets; For Top
Coats-hlack and blue Pilot Cloth, plain 81 diamond
Beaver, also castor Cloth desirable article for
Surlouis; brown aud hcached Sheeiings cotton Yarn
Batting, Wedding and Ncking, UmhrrlIns Shoes
-childrcns Shoes, ladies Caters, Kid Slips and
walking Shors, ladies' and gents. p lin and figured
Rubbers. ALSO
a large assortment If
CR0CKERY, H.FRD ware 81 CUTLERY;
w l. Goods and Groceries;
sup. Teas, Coff c and Tobacco; BUFFALO ROBES,
Fur Caps, fur trimmed Caps, ladies' Mulls; Iron ard
Steel, nail Plate, nail Rods, round and square rode,
hoop Iron, SC; Lamp Oil, Paints, Dyo.suffs, Soc.
The above, and other gnods enumerated they
will exchange for F,ockng. Flannel and good Feet
ing; or sell very low FOR cash-oT, on Il credit.
Lyndon. Oct |, 1874. 1851
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-14

For Governor.
WILLIAM SLADE, 2S,265
Daniel Kellogg, 10000
WIN. II. Shutter. 5,6l9
Scattering, 81
For Lieut.. Governor.
HoRAcE EATON, 1886
WHY'S Lyman, 2O,s54
Aaron Angler, 1851
Scattering, 81
For Treasurer.
JOHN SPALDING, 2s,I4O
Daniel Baldwin, 2O,772
Harry Hale, $500
Scattering, l6
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Rich Dress and Cloak Goods.

aSEch ASFesS sesE0 CAOHk Goods.
EP Cashmere, new style and common Muslin
n u dc Lanes; Grape de Lane; Romedio; Lunettas;
Oriental Cloth; Orleans Lusire Paramata; silk warp
Aipaccas; Saxony; Caroline Plads; light and drab fig
ured and plain Silks, Calicoes &c. Also Gimps Cir
dies aud all necessary trimmings. Our assortment of
Dress and Cloak Goods is very large. Ladies', please
call and see for yourselves.
Oct. ., 1914. Z JEWETT s. co. =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-14

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 1t is standing
cry Of the Loco Foco nine penny orators, that but for
the Protective System agricultural products would
bear a higher price than now; and indeed they I ave
the ignorance the impudence to say that the tariff
of 1912 is the procuring of the low rates at
which the farmers dispose ofheir surplus. The rery
rererse Of This is true. But for the system Of which
the Wings in favor, farm produce would be eren
lowsr than The fall in prices is to be attrib.
uted TO the immense quantities which the late fruitful
years have enabled the farmers to raise. Disband
the mutjtudes engaged in the various branches of me-
chanc arts and them into pr oducers instead
of consumers, and TO whom could the farmers SELL
even at moderate rates
Were it no, for the duty OF nine cents hound on
cheese. the foreign article would be found in great
New England made to feel the blessings Of Free
Trade. The same is true Of beef and pork. Our ex-
ports Of those articles TO England, are, in COM
parison to the whole product, the trile. Eng
land takes nothing Of us she produce herself and
will; md tbs belief the opponents of the Pro-
tective System would ncucae, that but for the tariff
foreign ports would be open to the agricultural prod
ucs Of this country, is amongst the idlest words of
dcmasogusm itself The Protective System is the
self protecting sys,om-is the prevalent doctrine the
world over. and will be. The best and the
surest markets those this side The water; and ng-
ricultura, like all other prices be subject to the
vciss,udes Of life. Agricultural products bear as
high price the immense growth of the soil for the
last few years will allow, and would be far less If the
Protective Foley was disturbed-.N H. Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-14

NE MORMON WAR we learn ny Inc ottcera
and passengers of the steamer Ospray that Gov Ford
and his troops have reached Carthage. The purpose
OF the Governor in ordering out the troops seems to
be determination 10 bring The murdGrers of Joe and
iiyrum Smith TO trial The troops are under The
command Of Gen. j. j. Hardin, subject, of course
the direction Of the Governor. The reason assigned
by the Governors friends for ordering the troops
in the first instance, was a "icoir HINT" advertised
by portion Of the people Of ancock County, TO
off on the 26th and 27th instant This hunt, il was
believed by the Governor. was preext Ia ge, the
people assembled, aroused, and then to make an at-
tack upon the Morrnons at Nnuvoo, some other
Mormon settlement From all can learn, we
supposed the wolf hunt was abandoned after the or
ders Of the Governor were issued.
The Governor Mt Carthage. Wrts wero sSu-
ed and placed in the hands OF the sheriff for the
rest of Thomas C. Sharp, Editor of the Warsaw Sig
nal, and for Col Williams, Of the same place, both
charged with participating in the murder Of the
Smiths The sheriff came to Warsaw and attempt
ed to arrest Sharp, but he refused 10 surrender him
self and in this resolution was sustained by the peo
pie Of Warsaw. The Sheriff returned aud reported
his inability TO him, when three hundred Of the
troops ordered TO march to Warsav. The
'eh but Sharp and Williams had escaped to the Mis-
souri, side Of the river, and, presume, will not be
taken.-S ST. Louis Repnb!icon
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
ID r. Y G. D o ID S.
Kt6trcGsgc & Colby,

HAViNG inst received their FALL and WIN
Z 4 TER GOODS, now ciItr TO the Ladies
and gentlemen Of Lyndon and vicinity, the most
complete assortment of
Fashionable and Staple DRY
Goods
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important To Parents N!sA
Guardians.

fYNHE Trustees Ut the Mount Pleasant Academy Bed
Il lord county, Va, would lnrom the Public that
they have engaged the services ui Henry ID. Peters,
as instructor Tor a term OF five months, commencing,
the first Monday in November, 1874.
The course OF instruction viii comprise Ofthografhy,
Spelling. Reading, Wiring. Gra nmar Geography,
Mathematics, and Lain and Greek Languages.
Terms Of Tuition.
For the EnalisI, bran hes $500 per session.
La,n aud Greek, $1,000 per session.
Henry ID. Peters Is a mar OF uneAceptonahe mural
character and experienced In ,eachlnghe has hereto-
fore gwen general satisfaction, IN his patrons.
REFER To-.jusePh p. todey, Armlsieai ,. BUR-
we'll. John d. Buulh. and Dr. 5. G. Reese, ! fankIiu
county, Va; Capt. VIM Dickinson, Mcfiehfy 9"ruan
and Alexander Letwich. Bedford county, Val and
Henry ". Adams Of Pats, lvanla couniy, va.
The situation is bath healthy and pleasant PERSONS
wishing to board 'te children or wards can he acco
undated il, the peghhurhood Convenient 10 the oe'oo'
W. -" &c. CUNDiFF. President,
RI CCNDiTf, secy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

BALTiMoRE, Oct ii, lS3f.
Osaileasen.-- am happy lu lniorm you that every
ding =, lar ~ heard from jnsrs the belief that Mr..
Yr,.t 10 elected Gov-rnur vi Mar, land. Except Bal
,,mvr. the " hys have revuluonlzed all the strong
buLls Of Democracy ia the State. We shall have AN
.y,rxh.ling msjniy IN the Legislature and Tn ted
S,,,rs Senator n~xt utter. OF course. In this place
n, mus. unparalleled frauds and decer,os SAID to
h,,s been pefpetraeJ. The Wing in the city Is
nut $40 moro than AT The last Guoernailonal Election
.hl. The Democrats haze Increased near 20OU IA
,st Vi nnpasslOny, but by loa "raos. Boat loads and
..g,,a loads wst " 10 Philadelphia The day yter Tie
1lsciiOn.
Have no fear for the Presidential election. Several
matters have operated strongly. ilin rels wh,s,.eI
q, Carroll will vote Tor Clay. Ballinore. at worst,
L,s ,u, returned To her old allegiance. Tae State
~ Without her vote.
hear to-day from Western Virginia (Clarke county,
,h,, ia new aud changes viii added 10 ,no
Wing vote VI that C, unity sluce 1910. My nirnani
aid iners was no mistake about il.
Fifty carpet weavers Vi this ace, who were Locos
tksrs days ago have come out lor Clay.
Yours. in haste. T..
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i.YNCREsUssG MAsskIs'U,

faft ne ioeeS endiag Saturday, October 9th, ISL.
iooaceo;-i'nss. shipping. no 10 LOO, mana.ae-
s|,o9 To 80 conaon. S2oJto 3.5J alldang, 81 80
10 LOO; god 800 10 lo,oo; fine ,aanoaeuuns heal
Slo t1lu.
tiom.-s5.SO os3, 37l lrom wagons 81 To au, OF
slore.
lthea,.-Red ,, White 65 cts. per hushel.
draia-Gorn a. In 90 cents per PUSHED nun wagon;
D To y cenis IRON Store, Oats, sneai 81 per
dftd, CLEANED, irnn Wagons - ruals, Rye, none In
market.
oklrsr and Gtaa Seeds-S,me sales Of Clover
Seed, al siofe al s. Vt uld seed No crop yel m
market.
Pfoe'sioas-Bacoh u To from wagons. Ga To retail,
beel 2oo per aaadred; Mea', % 10 90 els per bush
el lf1m wason irom Store, oJ 10 ga cents
ogGet.-si. Domiugo, "a 10 : cents pe, ID; Rio, y
to 10 cents; asoya ~ ~ Gents, Java. 10 10 10 cts;
Cuba I. 10 s.
tayss Daes--Ihe demand continuing far to ex.
coed he supply tha The enefprsns Yankees having "a
vailed themselves III the opportunity Tor speculation.
The consumers are nov supplied nilh thai arcie If
D@Iss, ready made. oi the Sauie sV aud outstanding
matef,al. We therefore, quote u.elnc IN Cofrls
BA6s.
Sngdr-Brown, New Orleals. s 10 10 cents per h.
Porto Rico, 10 cents per 10, 81. CrolA ~ 10 Ia
cents per ID; Loaf Ia 10 II cents pr 10.
t0sd!tS. allow, Ia 10 . per h., Sperm, 80
10 ~ eenls pei los Hull y SONS. 10 10 cens per To-
Uhtskeg. Conn.on. % 10 30 oens per salon. irou
wagon; i,on store. 81 Ia % keciilcd 40 IL 30
ron wds1n lr,ui soIe % 10 % cen.
Ertaidy.-AppIe, IS to 80 cents per ga1n; Peach
% ceHs per aa,ion.
Cotton larns.-Factory prices Is cls; per ID. as
sorted
irm.-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats, 50 from
Store. Pig, So per
Steel bs,er,d. u. to cents per b. German. 10 TO
cents; Smear, ~ 10 10 cents per To-; CAST Steel, 70
10 - cts. per 10.
I+A--Lnseed, very scarce aud quite in demand
No sales receiii!y by which IN test the market Lamp.
~ 10 LOO per gallon; tanners, SIC % 10 1910 per
boil
Leaiher.-Good Sole Is 10 20 cents per h.; Damag-
ed Sue, 10 10 Is cents per Id.
Pouder.-Ba Blasting, 81 10 10 4.25 per kes; l,ine s..
80 Ia 800 per keg.
u ooL--Nool % cents per lb Wool Rolls. 81
Ia 10 cents per 10.
Coal and " oOd.-Bltumnuus, % cents per bushcl
Anthracite. $500 per ton. OAK and mixed Wood S.
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'iFca't superior court OF inv and cimncery
nf' = adjournment and held for the county Ann
ne't at the courthouse, Tuesday the 9Th day of Au-
gust, 1874;
Susan Grant, widow of Robert Grant, deed. w illiam
Grant, samuel Grant, Robert ID. Grant james Grant Pres
ton j. Grant, ltlebey Grant, Elizabeth BUR- y, George
Simpson and khoda his vic, insion Coleman aud Name
his wife, Jesse Coleman aud Susan his Wife and Polly
Grant, Plaintiffs,
Peter Ruckcr, administrator with the will ed Of Ro
bert Grant, Sr.. decd, and Patrick ii. Grant,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
On the motion Of Susan Grant, it appearing Tint
than have elapsed the qualification of The
defendant Petsi Kucker administrator with the will
annexed OF Robert Grant, decd the court doth order that
uii persons who have claims against the estate OF the
said testntor, be required exhibit the to this court
iorse temnt ut Uere the next term and unless legal
claims or BITS shall appear against the said estate, the
will decree distribution the said estate among the
cgaees without requiring reiundng bonds, and that this
order be published Tor eight weeks success,ey in the
y nchburg Nginan AMI posted al the door M the court
house oi THIS county ON two several court dnys.
A Copy-feste,
ROBERT fINSLEY, Crk.
Oct. 10 wSw
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~ HANOVER PRESBYTERY will hold the
sailed meeting in the Presby terrain Church at Liz
cry on the secnnd Thursday One lOth) Of Oc,ober al
* wchck. A. M. ED. II. { UMPSrON, Mod.
Ahe new Presbyterian Church. erected by the COL,
sEs'"n under the pastoral Of the Rev j. d. Mil
s''' VIII be dedicated and three elders will be ordain-
vs. curing the session Of the Presbyiery
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HlURSUANT Ia the provisions Of decree Of The
Il county court of Montgomery, pronounced on the
Pad day of Nay, lo43 in tue case oI Daniel Hogan and
others, Plaintiffs for Sc, llarnau Hogan, .luseph
Hogan hfsina iuwerton, Iae Christina Hogan, Inc
representatives. Of James Hogan, decd and the repre-
snlltves Of David Hogan decd, defendants, here
by notify the SAID defendants the money decreed 10
be paid them uadtr the PROVISIONS o the said Decree Is
now my haads ready Tor disIrlhnlion
ELI P.iLEGAR, Com'r.
Chrstia,shurg Sept % 4w
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NiRGlNIA-A Rules heidi the Cl.rk's Office OF The
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chaneery io the
county OF Amherst, Monday the 2nl day Of september
ISii
The President and Trustees # ASKING ten t.ltte.
Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas ~ Eubanl and Ann T.. his wife. VIM VI. Davis
and Nancy H. his wife late Nanny H. Eubank John Lewis
Eubank, Charles Richard Eubank, Elias Newman Eu-
bank and Josiah L. Eubank. Defendants
In CHAECERY.
The Defendant Elias Newman Eubank not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to the
# Assembly, and tn, rules o tins tuhrti and nappear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he nhabitat Of
tins country. ordered that the said defendant appear
he tie rat day OF the next term, and answer the bill
the Plaintiffs and thai copy Of this order be forthwith
rted paper printed in the OF ~ nchbuig
months sacessely, and posted ut The front door OF
the Courthouse Of this county,
cop,-reste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk
Oct. 10 WIN
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a TsI.. .kDAer -. Js'iiES.

TAKE NOTICE. tina, shall ON the 18th day o.
November, 1914 al the dwelling house OF Gar.
rett Newman, IN Inc county ut Bedford, take the drp1
sition u the said Newman. 10 be read us evidence
HE rial al the suit depending IN the circuit superior
court o law aud chancery ior The county aforesaid,
wherein you are plaintiff, and am defendant.
BuRWELL q. WITT.
Oct. 10 I'm
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NEW ssODA AND PlANO-FOs RITA
E.,ST.rBLFNN.NE.VT',

IN RICH AOND. VA.
~ r. NASH aud JAS. WoODlIOuSE have
10 nrn,rd partnership under The iirla aud siy lie
m NASH 81 WooDrrOU5E, Tor the pnrpse
at conducting extensively IA thisciiy Nboi,sale and
Retail Book, Stationary aud Piana For,n b,' ness
ibes have taken Of lhase aud sfaeiai, stores
Just erected on the lot ul the old Eagle llaiel.
They will he supplied III all times with large nsso /
ment al Slandsrd sehoo, Medical. Law nnd Miseella
Books. Stationary OF every Descriptions Fancy Ar
icles Music aud Musical Merchandise; taselher with
- large ana commanding stuck vi ihose superior and ir ed
pans frres, OF Which 81 many have been sld by
f. T. NASH sfPeler shut "a we'll as others. All the
late publications oi merit, and c" music received rs
suln ns published.
T. F. Nnh still continue, he establishment Ia asefs-
burg. excessive scale.
Richmond, Sept. Ii nh
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"a 4 iS1slASsl.s,

M.rriej. OH the s6h OF September. by the Rev pa
Woodroof, Mr. MILTos NJ. fARxs, Ia Miss SALLY JAss
daughter Of Elliot. Wsrii,am. EAi all OF Amherst.
-. oa The Goth Vi September, by the Rev. PIT,
Woodfeof, MIR. GAix1s ". PARxs. 10 Ms, NARY JAss.
daughter VI George Morris, j., decd, ali Vi Am
iierst
-. Oh The same day, by the same. Capt. GEO
HYLroS. To Mss ELIzABgr II e., daughter vi Iapl.
Marin Parks de,,d. all uf Amherst.
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MEETING AT THE PEAKS.

"e elevation u Tile Flag OF /, Union On The Pesks Of
Will take place. advertised on the 18Th insl
IN address On the summit, ana speech a, the Big
Sr"g' Ah- meeting will adjourn 10 Liberty.
p >" consequence VI lis inference with the District
o""'rn''o" ~ Lynchburg the Convention Of the 9Th
."o I11 Ia instant, a Livery, has been poslpaned.
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NJ. ~ a Ee r.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,


las Just received The largest and cheapest stock Of
III FALL AND WlNfEis GOODS
he has ever had the pleasure OF Offering, comprising
ny article usually kept in Dry Goons Store. Not
wlthsialDg the recent advance many descrplio of
Cros he assures his cuslone having purchased his
goIdS the favorable terms, and exclusively for
cash. that he is able and determined To suffer hu,so
in Town to underse him. call from his friends be-
fore purchasing eisewe is all he asks. lie conf
dent they viii mol 90 away dissatisfied.
Clothing.
My stock of Clohng is superior any have ever of
tered. consisting Of every variety OF Styles aud mana
featured Ia the most substantial aud lashona,le manner
wlsh 10 call particular a,tenon ioa large variety OF
waved and plain Beaver OVER COATS, 70 per
cent cheaper than any IN hs market. Also,
$50 Beaver, Tweed, Pol aud Flushing, Sack and
Flock Coas,
275 Do do do Over Goats,
Servants Clothing.
An extensive variety Of Pants and Vests, together
with full supply OF Bnus, Shirts. Stocks. Scars,
lsndketrhels, Guitars, 5uspenders. Sc, &c.--all Of
which will be offered prices that cannot tail 10 please.
Nj. HART.
N. B.-A liberal discount allowed to coul try mer-
chants aud ulleIs buying 10 sell again.
Sept &c wGwif
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NOTICE

s rec Barbecue will be given by the Wings the
Hnow feek district Franklin Cusi or near Capt A. $.
9 on the l9h OF Onber pext, free for all par
u.s. Without a'stinctan. The invitation is general ID all
who may think propsr to attend ia or on, 81 the County,
p''eo'ahy to the Ladies. number of able speaker
aN esfss'sd, MANY FRANKLIN " RIGS"
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TRUSTEES SALE OFF aAss,.

TRUSTEES SALE OFF aAsD.
IN PURSUANCE of deed Of Trust exccnled to
l. Furiunalus Sydnor and myself by II chsrL $. Ellis
bearing date the 9h day Of August, ISIS. and al r.
cord IN the county court Of Amherst, shall On tho 26th
day OF October, le44, sell by way Of public auction
two tracts Of land situated in the county Of Amherst
The containing 2O Acres, less lying betw cen
Pedlar River and iprsley's Creek and was inherited
by the SAID Richard > Ellis from hls taiher josiah FL
Island the other adjoining Tie lands Of Samuel Burks
and others, and ais, ctntaIi:ny
200 ACRES,
or less, AID Is the farm which was purchased hy
the said Richsrd :. Ellis from certain John Burks
The sale Of both Tracts will be made on the one first
described 10 wit: that lying between Pedlar River aad
Iiorsey's Greek.
TERMS OF SALE--Ahho' by ihe terms OF the
deed sale Is authorized To be iiade r cash.
be credit VIII be gventhe extsnt and cnnditiu,s Of
which will be made known at The time and Mace of
sse.-Acling as trustee will only cunvey suc. title rs
IS vested ia me by said deed although it IL believed L,
be good. EDNUND WINSTON,
:. Surviving Trustee.
Sept 10 $50
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y .rGt' NAA S1.sHAE
Sill n q q q Uo &.
UHLL1us, Ra.NkLv f. PE.VNzM.ayv:
No 63 WILLIAM STREEc

No. b3 NILiiAM SIVEEf.
coRsER or CEDAR srgkEr MEM Yoax. = .
MOULD call the attention Of Merchants viaisios
w New York Coz their + all supplies, ~ their e1sas-
ave asslrlincni al entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To Their ordinary sioc which canprises full esd aar
neral variety VI staple aud Fancy silk Cgdss they hare
been making large aldliinas III ENTIRELY NEW
81 LES. expressly adapted IN the s-assn.
tfom The iaciit.s whlrh they lssess the PURCHASE
o uO'ds al The very lowest pf,ees unnvalled and
very extensive ass1risent'ey feel assured thai II WiQ
bs IN Their pver 10 offer extraordinary induc-incDs ~
purchasers who desire an1 deserve 10 buy tue vesy
beat rfans. and they drernned To spare no paissA
Ia make II nr the Interest Vi such maze their sssctsuA
from their stuck. 10
DRESS GOODS a6&
they Gun shpw great range ut styie In Rich PfiuscA
Cashmere DE. p lses pans pallerns; licsans.
Crap" DE Llnes. Mlsin DO Lanes Of tars s,yIs..
never b'ire offered
Alpneeas, B,nbaaaes. BLACK and Blue Silk, low ssa
huh priced.
siLasCsneeon Insade Silks Csmeleon Droch
striped slks; PLAIN and Satin Stripped Iielleniene.;
Black and Hue Black Satin Striped and Brocadc fpue-
ed s'lks. Satin striped Grss Gfnues; Black and Blue
Black Gns de- SWISS Italian lasrnls; Gos lie khsi ~
5t"s dAillquesi Black aud Blue Black sais Plain aud
Figured Sa,ns Als
MILLINERY GOODS in sr,a. variety. eomph
s"s lonhe Silks and Satns Of tulrrly new syles livo
net AM Gap Ribbona, reh tall pa',erns new dcsiysA
benne' Nelsei- PLAIN oos. black aud blue 5ark fat.
I'd. shaded. PLAID, Gu, aud uuca,.
Lao rs.
Cap Iaces 10 great .ai,.,y ol new and elegant pat.
terms; Trimming LAGOS aud Lace Edgngs. black su4
white; Sill. ise. Gaipure. Meehlin lBrussc,s, &c.
Thread Laces aud Edginss, French, German aa3
Enslsh. i
SilAWIs.
Rich Cashmere aud Bria,r Ling and Sqnar. Sha xjs.
Thihei Alasln do Lame, kabyt Plaid oullea, Nsu.
&c. So.
SILK slIAWI.S-Dmk Csnsleon, Satin S.ipsJ
figured. sc.
GLOVES AND MIiTS,
In every variety ,t GenloIren. Ladies', and Misses y,
Kid al the una' approved manui,uIufe, l,uck. Al~rnu
Wooden. silk. Lace, Fllel. Egyptian. ladia Ruhtst;
&c,
Their stuck will be found 10 comprise full ass,r,-
ment at all the ya,us sin,il tic ~ nrre aud III. IA
'iie the attention o Buyers. with the fullest cantidumcs
iha' they can SUPP yevefy want IN their line.
New York, Aug 3mf
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FURTHER posrpoNENrNr.

Z.
The ahovc sae Is further postponed 10 Tuesday. l5li
irsi., owing 10 want III bidders the 9th, when II
will take place at the market house IN the Of
Lynchbutg. HENRY DCANiNnfoN. y {. l..
aud Commissioner,
Oct. 10 tl5O
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Al \ meeting Of the Club al The Meadows, on the
Ti' inst, il was unanimously resolved. that Nessis
Jus n. Irving, X. II. lnler aud Vim. L. Guy.n,
Ea,. be respectfully invited to address the people al
''s M'ado~s ON the second Saturday in October.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
JOSIAH X. MclABt { oecfe'aI'es.