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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-27

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. A little child of Mr..
Sweeny of this town, about four years old. while
at play some few days since, with sister in
room where their mother was sick from confne
ment the previous evening, and at the time asleep
in the bed with her infant, ran so neal the fire
that her clothes caught and were instantly in a
blaze. The mother, awakened by the cries of
her suffering child sprang from the bed, and at
tempted to smother the flames with her hands
which she finally succeeded in accomplishing,
not, however, without burning her hands almost
TO perfect crisp, depriving her of their use for
many weeks to come The child, though shock
ingly burnt upon almost every part of its body.
we understand is likely to recover.-Barre Pat
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-27

New YORK AND BosToN The comparative imports
OF Boston and New York for the month of September
this year and last, present some singular re>uts wtcb
are recommended TO the attention OF the Journal Of Com
merce. They stand as follows
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-27

To preserve Flowers throughout the winter
pluck the flowers when half blown, and place
them in closely covered earthen vessel, dip
ping them, with the stock downwards, in equal
quantities OF water and veriuce, mixed with a
small quantity OF bay salt. The vessel must be
kept closed, and in warm place. and then, if in
the coolest day OF winter the flowers be taken
out, washed in cold water, and held before gen
tie fire, they will open if in their usual bloom.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

VI The New Orleans papers are nea RI,
filled with accounts of the military move
ments in those "diggins." We shall con
dense the items as far as possible.
The Picayune of the 10Th has the two
subjoined paragraphs;
" All the arms, ammunition, and equip
mcnts, requisite for the Two companies o
Artillery, arrived yesterday from Bator
n Rouge, and this part of the volunteel
force will take their departure on Wed
nesday next, on the Alabama, for Corpus
Christi. The Courier of last evening
says that the regiment of infantry will be
Immediately called into the service and
organized, but that their movements will
depend somewhat upon circumstances.
N The us. Flying Artillery, under the
command of Maj. Ringgold, at Fort Nc
henry, have received orders from the Sec.
rotary OF War TO hold themselves in
readiness TO embark for Texas at a mo-
men,'s warning. Similar orders, we learn
have been given to the troops at tho va
rlous military stations on tho Atlantic
Z seaboard.
from the same paper of the Goth. we
'ake the following extract:
DEPARTURE OF THE TRoops.- Besides
she Artillery companies under Mai. Gal.
y and Capt. Forno, six companies (B, C.
r, u, h and y of the 7,h Infantry, abou,
xOO muskets, will embark for Texas in
the steamship Alabama to morrow eve
nlng' The officers attached to these COM
Panies are Captains Hawkins, Lee. Sea
wen Moore, and Holmes; Lieutenan,s
nri'ion' HoPson, Humber, Page, CAN'T,
sno Dana. An officer will remain at
Tor's Wood, Pike, and the Barracks be-
low the city, % take charge of the pub
nc property. The Adutant of the 7th
n,n'an'ry, Lieut.. Gatlin, proceeds with the
Ieg'mental Head. Quarters in the Ala.
Osma, expecting to JOIN the commander
VI IL 10 iexas; that officer being with the
command Of four compaies in Pensacola
Gafoor' Surgeon Craig accompanies the
FROM the same paper. of the 2lst:
MILirARY.--Major Gen. ]. L. Lewis, Of
me First Division OF Louisiana, Militia,
yesterday issued an order from Head
quarters, responding to the order of Gov.
SG0C!on' and calling upon the officers Of
n's DIVISION TO carry into effect the de-
lnsnd OF the Governor for the raising of
s" regiments Of Infantry and two Of Ri
nomen. Gen. Lewis relies with confid-
: ; on the Zeal and patriotism on his cit.
&c. .n9n soldiers to meet promp ,ly the 70.
9O,%Sl'ion, without the resort Of draft.
oSpt rorno marched his company oil
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

INDEPENDENCE HALL.-In the Stale House
Philadelphia, still hangs the old bell o.
the revolution. The we'll known inscrip
ton on it is as follows:
"Proclaim Liberty throughout the land
unite all the nhabitan,s thereof. Levitt.
Gus XIV, 10.
"By order Of :he Assembly Of the Pro
vince Of Pennsylvania, Tor the State
House in Philadelphia.
'Pass d Stow, Phila., MDCCLllI."
Under this bell, ,wenty-three years ar.
ter the above prophetic inscription was
cast upon it, sat the ever glorious band Of
patriots, who signed the charter Of our
Independence, and the same bell did first
proclaim the deed in joyous tones which
were echoed and responded to through
our the land Docs not this look pro
phetic7--NeGrs Gazette.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

MURDER OF OREGON EMIGRANTs.-Th
cambridge (Chenanso county, N, " Ea.
lgle has been favored with a letter from
Mr.. A. w. Russell, of P attic City, Mo-,
stating that letter had been received in
that place from the captain Of the compa.
ny, who left there n May last for the
Oregon Territory, giving information of
the murder o! two OF the company by the
Sioux Indians, on the Upper Platte river
One OF the unfortunate individuals muir.
dered was Mr.. Adds A. Robinson, Esq :, oil
Iioga county, N. Y. The particulars Of
this lamentable occurrence are not fully
stated.-Picaynne.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

A PRIME MINISTER'S ESTIMATE OF THE
POWER OF THE PREss.--Charles X. (oi
France) might yet have reigned, but Tor
one power he had provoked-the press.
1t was against this his coups d e'al
strokes of policy were leveIIed, and it
was by this he fell. So great was its i'm
portance, that Prince Melternich consd
cred i, the actual government of France,
AMI said--''lf were not the Prime Min.
lster of Austria, | would be q journalist
at Paris"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

LETTERS TO TExAs.--Persons in the
United States, corresponding with their
friends in Texas, should bear in mind
that i, is necessary that the postage
should be paid as far as New Orleans, 9th
erwise their letters will not be forwarded
Il is supposed by many that this requisite
no longer exists, but they are mistaken,
sas Annexation is not completely ratified.
The P'cayune says that nearly barrel
OF letters have accumulated in the New
Orleans Post Office, since the action Of
the Texan Congress upon the Annexa ton
question has been made known.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

PRETTY AND TRUE.--A late writer, in ar
article recommending rural pursuits says
IA love OF country, and Of rural pur.
suits induces early rising; and the glow o.
health which nantes on the lovely cheek.
of the fair who rise with the lark, anc
the brightness Of the eye that glisten:
with healthful radiance, is more fascina.
ting to the eye and heart Of man than
the artificial roseate hue to be found in
the ball room"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

SAY No.-Multitudes OF young men are
ruined by not having decision 10 say NO.
They meet with companions who invite
them to step into an oyster saloon, bow
ling alley or q bar-room; they are per.
fectly aware that they would not like tc
have their parents SEQ them 60 into these
places; they are aware that those who en-
tce them are yet below themselves in
moral character but they have not firm.
ness enough TO say No. When they al
low themselves to DO lod as.ray once,
they will again--and then they must re-.
turn the compliment. This is a begin
ming Of that course which leads 20 drink.
ing; to tavern suppers, to the theatre
to the house Of her which IS the way to
hell; and then the ruin, the utter ruin Of
the young man is almost inevitable.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-30

How TO SETTLE TAVERN BILLs.--The
Tribune, printed at Pointe Coupee, says
that the latest mode of settling tavern
bills in that place, is that of twisting the
nasal organ of the landlord as often as
he duns his customer--the circumstance
having actually occurred several times
between the same individuals, an the
landlord is invariably satisfied with the
change. This seems a very odd way,
but we "s'pose its all right"
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STOLEN.

LNROM the premises of Jacob Hal
IL fen, in this town, on the night Of the
l4th instant. one
TWO HORSE BAROUCHE,
with leather cover. If any. person car
give such information as will lead to the
detection Of the thief, and the re covery
OF the stolen Barouche, he shall receive
a reward Of twenty dollars.
SIMON MYERS.
August l6, 1916. 24w4
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The correspondent OF the Charleston
Mercury says that Lieut.. RinggoId was
dispatched to Texas in charge of the arms
and ammunition recently forwarded from
Washington; and that he is char ged with
no such instructions as that our troops
are to regard the Nuecos as our Western
boundary. The Government is deter
mined not to recede foot from the Rio
del Nor,e. Pic.
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August 2 1915.
NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted TO the undersigned, al
the July Term, l845, of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the estate OF
Susan Covington, deceased--all persons
indebted to said estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same, will present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
NANCY COCKERHAM,
Administrative.
August 2,1l345. 22w6
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NOTICE.
August 2,I345.

YNHE co-partnership heretofore ex-
IL listing between James Eubanks,
VIM. II. H. Ryder and James NJ. Smiley,
under the name Of James Eubanks 81
Co., tE carrying on the Steam Mill near
Liberty, is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. The said Eubanks & Smiley
are charged with the payment Of all
debts of said firm, and exclusively with
The collection of all claims due said firm.
JAMES EUBANKS.
WIN. H. Fl. RYDER,
JAMES M. SMILEY.
July 10, 1915. COWS
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The Wing District Convention Of the
Third Congressional District of Louis
lana. met in the town of Bayou Sara on
the 18th instant, and nominated the Hon
Thomas J. Cooley as the most suitable
candidate to represent the Wings Of the
Third District in Congress. Judge Coo.
ley is represented as gentleman every
way worthy Of the confidence Of those
by whom he has been honored-of con.
adorable experience, and amply qualified
10 fill the distinguished station TO which
no aspires. lie is native of Louisiana
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A WoNDER.--Among the eccentric per
sonages whom the newspapers are cole
brating, The most remarkable would secm
to he q certain young lady in Tennessee.
She 10 as broad 40 she is long, carries a
tame bear to church with her, occupies a
whole pew alone, and fans herself with Q
pot.lid. .|istb
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Amlte County, s. s.
To all persons Interested in the Real Es
tate Of JAMES MILLER, deceased
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
IL sonally appear before the Probate
Court OF Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of October, l845,
and show cause, il any you can, why
the same should not be ordered 10 be sold,
to-wit:
The south east quarter Of section num-
Der twenty FIVE, in township one, Of range
five east--and the west half OF the north
west quarter Of section number thirty
one, IN township one, Of range six east,
and the south west quarter Of the south
west quarter of section number thirty, in
township one, Of range six east, con tain
ing in all two hundred and seventy one
8 72-0o0ihs acres, subject to sale at
Washington, Mississippi. Said lanos ly-
ing and being situate 10 the county Of
Amite and Stale aforesaid. ~
II is further ordered by the court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican, for
the time prescribed bv law.
.>AAlaIII. WITNESS the Honorable
S2M John Walker, Judge Of The Pro
: w bate Court Of Amite county
at the Court House thereof, on
""" the Fourth Monday Of July,
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
Torty-five.
Issued this Soth July, 1915.
s. R. DAVIS, ClA,
BY B. Wade Smith, Dep'y elk.
Aug. Q, 1915. 22w6
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DIR, G.. IT. DIXON

HAS permanently located himself
IL in the town of Liberty, for The
purpose of pursuing the practice Of bis
profession in all its various branches, and
respectfully tenders his professional ser.
vices TO all who may desire them. lie
can be found most generally at his family
residence, unless professionally absent.
Liberty, May 81, l845. l3ml2
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We observe, IN the distric, papers, that
Green T. Martin, Esq, OF Jefferson coun
.y, has ceased being candidate for Dis
trict Attorney for this Judicial District
The cause Of his withdrawal was owing
10 the fact that he would be necessarily
absen, from the State during The present
scanyass.
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NOTICE
June go, I845.

NOTICE \,
A I the September Term, oil the Pro-
IA bate Court of Amite County, to DO
holden on the fourth Monday OF Septem,
ber, l845, will present my account as
Executor Of George w. RGborn, deceas-
ed, for final settlement and allowance.
HENRY RABORN,
Executor,
August 2, 1915. a3wS
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ADAMS COUNTY WIG TIcKEr.--The
nominees of the late Adams county Whil
Convention are:
For Slate Senator-Dr. James Metcalfe
For County Representatives William B
Fowles.
For City Representative John B. Max
well and Ralph North.
The success Of this staunch Wing tick
ct is beyond the possibility of doubt
They are all, 'good men and true"
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NOTICE.

.THE undersigned having been ap.
pointed comm Ss!oners 10 receive
Iand audit claims against the estale Of Ies-
Sc Mccoy, deceased, reported insolvency
by the Probate Court Of Amite county,
Mississippi, at the May Term, l845, will
meet at the Court House in The town Of
Liberty, for that purpose on the LIST Wed.
nesday 10 each month for t he next ensu.
ing six months.
bartlett w. SMITH,
ivy F. THOMPSON,
Commissioners.
may 81, .l845. sl3m6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY. 3. S

ANTE COUNTY. 3. S
TO all persons interested m The Real
Estate Of HENRY l.. HILL, deceased
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
sonaIy before the Probate Court
of Amite county,
On The Fourth Monday of September neat
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold,
to'wi.--West part Of lot number two, in
section number lorty-four, township mum.
Der two, of range number three, east,
containing 80 acres.-Also the north half
Of lot number three, Of section number
one, township number one, of range mum.
Der three, east, containing SO 1900 of
an acre-said lands lying and being stu
ate in the county OF Amile and State
aforesaid. -
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIle Republican, for
the time prescribed by law.
,.4.4. WITNESS the Honorable
,ZW@W< JOHN WALKER, Judge OF the
5ANS Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty, at the Court House there.
""ON Of on the Fourth Monday Of
June, A. D., One Thousand Eight Hun
1red and Gorty-fve.
Issued Ibis Goth day OF June l845.
s. X. DAVIS, CIR.
By b. w. Smith. Dep. Crk.
June 90, 1845. l7w6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ANTE COUNTY.

| ANTE LOUNIf'
To all persons interested in the Real
Estate of ZAcHARIAH LEA, deceased
| GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited 10 be and per-
IL sonaIly appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, On the
Fourth Monday of October, 1915,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be
sold, to-wt:
The north east quarter Of section number
thirty one, township number two, Of range
number six east, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, and north west quarter
OF section number thirty one, of town
lship number two, Of range number siA
east. containing one hundred and sixty
acres, and the east half Of the south
east quarter Of section number twenty
five, township number two, Of range
number five east, containing eighty
3S-l00ths acres. and the south east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of section
number thirty, and the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter Of section
number thirty, township number two, of
range number six east, containing eighty
acres, more or less, and the west half of
the south east quarter of section number
thirty one, in township number two, of
range number six east, containing eighty
acres Containing in all, five hundred
and sixty acres of land, lying and being
in Ami;e county, and in the district Of
lands subject TO sale at Washington, Mis-
sissippi.
tits further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Nalchez Free Trader, for
the time prescribed by law.
>>.,aI. WITNESS the Honorable
.XENE. JOHN WALKER, Judge Of
9ANW< the Probate Court OF Amite
zTN% county. at the Court House
'HV> thereof, on the fourth Mon.
day Of July, A. d., one thousand eight
hundred and forty five.
Issued :his 30lh July, 1916.
S.R. DAVIS, Clerk,
BY B. W. Smith, Dep. Cl'k.
August 2, 1915. 22w6
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT -Da
vid c. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Moneys
for the district of lands subject to sale at
Jackson, Mississippi, in place Of Isaac
McFarran, resigned.
Rufus o. Pray, Collector Of the Gus
toms, for the District of Pearl River
mississippi, in place Of John J. McCaugh.
IN, who declined the appointment.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE NOUNIf. .s.
To all persons interested an the Real Fs-
tate of ERASMUS CASTOR, deceased
GREETING:
NOU are hereby cited to be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of said County,
On the Fourth Monday of October, 1916.
and show cause, il any you can, why an
order should not be granted, agreeable
to the following petition, to-wit:
Fractional section number nineteen, in
township two, Of range two east, in the
district Of land subject 10 be sold at Wash
ington, Mississippi, containing five hun
bred and ninety five 60-l0Olhs acres,
more or less. Said lands lying and be-
ing situate in the county Of Amile and
State aforesaid.
1t is further ordered.by the Court that
this citatlo be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIIe Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
ANIL. WITNESS the Honorable
S&N&E<. JOHN WALKER, Judge of
ASS&: the Probate Court Of Aml;e
~ county, at the Court House
TT0N thereof, on the Fourth Mon.
day Of July, A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and forty five.
Issued this 3Oth day Of July, 1845.
S. r. DAVIS, CI'k.
By B. w Smith, Dep Cl'k.
August Q, 1916. 22w6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE of an order granted
ID by the honorable, the Probate Cour
of Am:e county, Mississippi, at the Ju
" Term, 1916, Of said Court, the under
signed, administrator, &c., Of William
Jones, deceased, late Of said county. will
sell at public auction, before the door oil
the Court House in Liberty,
On Monday, the 22d day Of September,
1916,
the following real estate belonging to
said deceased's estate, on a credit OF
twelve months, viz: One undivided
fourth part OF so much Of lot number
four, in square number ten, OF the town
Of Liberty, beginning at the north east
corner Of said lot, running south with
Broad street to a stake opposite to the
north east corner Of the store house OF
Robinson and Mex night, occupying the
full front on Broad street, the space from
said storehouse north belonging to said
ot, thence west across said lot TO the
western boundary line of said lot to
stake. thence north TO the north west cor
Ter Of said lot, and thence east to the
,lace of beginning, all OF which is stu,
lie, lying and being in the county oil
Imile and State oG Mississippi The
purchaser or purchasers will be required
0 give notes with approved security.
GEORGE F. WEBB,
Administrator, &c.
1
August Z, ls46 e1we !
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Z ETTERS Of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned a,
the June Term, 1916, Of the Probate
Cour, of Amte county, on the estate OF
L. E. d. Anderson, deceased--all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are required
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will pres
ent them duly authenticated within the
limo prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
MARY JANE ANDERSON, E.
JOSEPH w. ANDERSON,
Administrators.
June 20, l845. l7w6
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may 3l,Is45.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. sft.
7 ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted 10 the Undersigned, at
the July Term, l845 of the Probate
Court of Amite County, on the Estate OF
VIM. P. Caldwell, deceased All persons
indebted to said deceased Estate are re-
quired to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same, win
present them duly authenticated within
The time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred 49,
JOHN II, CALDWELL,
Administrator.
August 2 l845. saws
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To all persons interested IN the Real Fs-
tate of ERASMUS CASTOR, deceased
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Amite County, s. s.
To all persons Interested in the Real Es.
tate Of JAMES MILLER, deceased
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS nave received by the mack cts
- Courier and Nassau from New York ana BY railroad and
able Dry Goods purchased with cash
VIII be sid al reasonable advance cash or city
aeeeP,anees-Thel are in part follows;
Rich shaded and satin striped BiLoIns and Mou.n A.
shes snd houininf 10 Aipaeeas and BombsIines
suPer Frneh aud American Prints. all prces
Embroidered and kafls'oa Ghsaasns bass shi.s DO
Eta're .pi i.inen DO Tor sen,lemens and boys wear
kieh hfured STA snd plain black d. M style
Era super BrOcade and Printed Lawns
Organdc Iarla'on all ether Mgsia.
HatR ana Furniture Dimiiy and Jean,
bfown and hciehed Drilling, Gambfoons aud Catnt.t.
suPsf wool black and fancy cord Cas.,n,.t..
Dp % Fae Worsed Cnpes Areadiau and sumner Cloths
suPefhne Nove and printed Narcotics vesinrs IN variety
Irish Linens. Lawns. Linen Cambnes and Dnapsr
and ~ fine Irish sietng Table Damask and Naplps
keve'e bofdeed hemstehed, and plain linen Canbc Hdkfg
Plan and hsnred Umbrellas faraso,s ADD s.a
rth Wofs'ed hatrRr, POLKA, and other shawis
NJ b. aDd other fancy cord and Point.
Black and whis silk aRd Cot,on Nett an qualities
Thrcadand I.i-c faees, Edring. and In.eriass
swis' snd Camhlls BlgnE. aa1 Inssrtins'
ns.p and shsessd swiss husn'. lace and striped DO.
Gas Cln,h, Manina and CORDED skiu
ladies hid black and fancy coloured and Nu.
white black and f.ney cord s'Is Hos and Hose
Misses bra white, mirod brown do
Gentemehs sils, vigonia and cotton Hos
iannri Ssp sod secs kipanas. Vari0cs styles
Braebed Ind brown sbeetngs and shiuings
hiehnoBi and Manchester No. and Cotton o1naburxs
Heavy MeTicsn Niytufrs, Jeans and Cotnnadcs
Huetaesek, Icwiss nispeT and Buriaps
Csrpetns Rugs figured Raise and Canton Msuinr
Country Merchants and generally town sod ro
Try sfe invited 20 .fway. et,ep
Gus po~sT 70 orr soods Al very lowest mites
VALENTINF .SEFDES A co
- White Buldnss, ~ asrrb
mn - shockoe Hia