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DROPoSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
L ted States from the 22d day Of November,
1845 TO the Both Of June, l847, inclusive, on
the following route in South Carolina, will be
received at the contract Office of the Post Office De-
;. M Of the 9th day Of October, ls45, TO be deci,
ded by the LIST day Of November in the manner
and time hereinafter specified, viz:
No. 1927. From Charleston, by Rantowle's, Ad-
amss Run, Jacksonborough, Ashnpoo Ferry, Blue
House, Collins's Cross Roads, Pocotaligo, Coosaw-
hatchie, and Grahamsville, to Savannah, Georgia,
l24 miles and back, daily, in two-horse coaches
from the 18th Of October to the 18th of June, and
sulkies covered wagons during the residue of the
year.
Leave Charleston daily at 10 a. M, arrive at Sa-
vannah next days by 10 a. m.
Leave Savannah daily at p M, arrive at Charles.
ton next days by Up. m.
Proposals for tri-weekly service will be consd.
cred.
Proposals are also invited for daily transportation
in steamboats, between Charleston and Savannah
with an expedited schedule, to be proposed by the
bidder.
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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered unless accompa-
MED by guarantee.
The following is the form of guarantee which
should be fIcd-the first blank with the name of the
guarantor, the second with that of the bidder and
the third and fourth with the beginning and termi-
mating points of the route; and after being dated,
should be signed by the guarantor, who must be
shown by the written certificate of postmaster, or
other equally satisfactory testimonial, to be man
of property, and able to make good his guarantee.
This guarantee, SO certified, should accompany each
bid.
'sThe undersigned guarantees that --- il
his bid for carrying the mail from $500 to --- be
accepted by the Postmaster-G General, -- shall en-
ter into obligation prior to the first day Of Janu-
airy next, with good and sufficient sureties, to per-
form the service proposed.
"Dated --."
The following may be used as form for the bid
rhere no change from the advertisement is contemplated
BY he bidder:
al Tor we, as the case may be, hereby propose to
carry the mail on No. 1927, from Charleston "a
Savannah, agreeably to advertisement, forS pei
annum."
For the prohibition of bids resulting from COM
bination, and the terms and conditions which
the contract is to be made, see the last annual ad
vertisement.
The bid should be sent under seal, addressed to
the First Assistant Postmaster General, with small
proposals in the State of F." written on the face
Of the letter; and should be despatched in time to
be received by or before the 9th day of October
next, at o'clock, p. m.
Contracts to be executed before the LIST day Of
c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, 29th August, lS45.
August 29--lawt23Oct.
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E-MEMOIRE, spUssge des ofhc,s1
lerie; second edition, much ens, ,,, q
Of 743 pages, and very numerSS;~ I'D
just imported (six copies only a" ~
by f. TAYLOR, and this day
be sent free of postage to the pun, ~ n
ost-office in the United Sts'es, on '" M
paid) Of four dollars.
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CARPET HALL AND DEPOT, PHILADEL
PHIA

CARPET HALL AND DEPOT, PHILADEL
PHIA.
HARPETINGS, floor furniture, silk and carriage
~ oil cloths, mattings, and window shades
House-keepers ''attention!"
100 pieces Brussels and Wilton carpetings
500 do super three ply imperial and ingram
do
1000 do medium and fine ingram do
500 do venjtian and damask, assorted widths
500 do hemp, cotton and rag carpets
500 do Nankin, Canton and Spanish mating
100 do druggets and woolen floor cloths
100 do furniture oil cloths, "a to "a wide
1000 yards floor oil cloths, from I to 8 yards
wide
600 transpa rent oiled window shades, Italian
moonlight and landscape views
1000 New England patent blinds
100 bales alicant mats, assorted sizes
200 do MANILA and jute mats
500 Wilton, Brussels anu tufted hearth rugs
cases embroidered Partisan muslin curtains
do worsted carpet binding
500 dozen brass stair-rods
cases embroidered cloth and worsted piano
and table covers
This mammoth stock, laid in for cash, comprising
every variety Of pattern, will be sold wholesale ant
retail, at the warehouses, 10 and 90 north Second
street. up stairs at five per cent advance for cash OF
city acceptances, with interest added.
]. SIDNEY JONES.
Jan. 26-1y
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SbfslIU AIRY.

Died of Iyphus Fever. on the 4th inst. near Kings
ton, Campbell county, DIR. JoHN W. &. MooRMAN, in
The 10Th year Of his aye, after excessively painful ill.,.
NESS Of about sixteen days. Eugy the dead has be-
come so common that the writer would willingly avoid
any thing Of the kind, did duty compel him 10 view
lie deceased object OF admiration concrded by all
who knew hun. Having by hard study and great ex
pense, qualified himself IN the medical school at Rich
mond. Tor the practice uf fhysIc he located al Mr.
Francis Adams's IN Campbell County; where by his
superior skill and success IN The practice ot his poiession
he had gained completely, the confidence Of all who
knew hlIn Dr. Norman possessed amable dsrosi-
ton modest aud unassuming IN manner, yet Quick re
sent an INJURY done him. There Is no man. " iih whom
the writer is acquainted whose Illness has occasoned
more sympathy, whose death more modification and
regrei Than that Of DIR. Aloorman. Universally bellows
ed-uni, ersay regretted. But the sympa,hies the
earnest eneaes and ervenl prayers of relatives and
friends, could not change the Decree that "he loo must
die" The subject OF this obituary religious by
practical ,c0rhs -bnt, believed the merits Of Jesus
Cbhsl. upon HON he called earnestly in the time OF
need lie was truly penenl, and asked the prayers OF
his irends-w hch seemed 10 afford h;m comiort-But
the cold and icy and Of Death could not be averted
from this his select victim. Neither The skill Of ply
scIans nor The power ol medicine could him. lie
has goneea wing kind and ailecionae parents brothers
and sisters and host of warm ared IRE IDS 10 mourn
their epaabc loss Lei us remember that ne too must
die,
- in I.ynchburg n the lst lust. JAMES ScorT,
infant son Of John aud Rosae Il. Freeand, Of New
Orleans, aged tour months and five days.
Richmond aud New Orleans papers will please copy
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II " u y II y .IL n i.

A CITING under The provisions of deed of trust ex-
IA ecuted by DR.. Howell Davies. bearing date the
22nd day of May, s43. aud Of record in the Cour oi
Hastings Tor the corporation oil Lynchbnrg, will sell
by way OF public auction. "Wednesday, the lOlh III
September, S45, at the Drug Store of said Davies in
Lynchburg, his entire Sa,k Of Goods, consisting Of
Drugs, Medicines Of all kinds, Spices. Teas, Soaps
Perfumes. Oils. Pants, Vanish, Dye Smffs, Liquors Of
all kinds and Of the very best quality, such brandy
Wine. &c, Sc
Asa-Guns, Pistols, Surgeons INSTRUMENTS, Cigars.
Chewing Tobacco snuff. Brushes, &C. Sc, together
with many other articles usually kept IN an Apohecafy
establishment. The sale will be continued from day 10
day (Sundays exceped) until all the property disposed
of. The attention OF Merchants, Physicians and Others
is specially invited 10 the large stock OF Medicines aud
olhe Goods hand. and which must necessarily be
sold.
Persons wishing 10 purchase examine before ibe
day of SALE have the opportunity of doing So the
Stock will be sold at retail until that time.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash for all sums Of or under
500; SIX months credit all SUNS over $20,he pus
chaser giving negotiable satisfactorily endotscd.
DAVID f.. SPENCE, Trust.
July % wl0S
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" LADIES' FAIR

The Ladies of ST. Stephens Church, Bsifrd will
hold FAIR ON Thursday, the 18Th Of this month, at
Norwood, more commonly called larrsss and now &C.
cupled by Mr.. iancey.
great variety OF useful and fancy articles have been
prepared, aud they will be offered for sale fair prices
he proceeds are TO be appropriated TO the ye.y praise
worthy object oi erecting meat and substantial enclns
sure around ST. Stephens church aud the burial ground
attached 10 it,
The Ladies natter themselves that considering the
object IN vew--ihe agents empoyed-and the prepara
lions made, they will moi appeal IN vain the pentros
ny ana good feelings oi Their rlends and the commute
al large.
An ample prov OF refreshments and delicacrs oil
every KIND will also be made Tor the comfort OF such as
may wish 10 pariake thereof.
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pROSCi,tp IlON

~ correspondent of the NV Y,:k Tribune takes oc
ION to correct, by The 4Gicia record. the .R arback'
Scen repeated by the Locotocos that many ut them
bilrss realty believe Il, be True, that Mr. Granger
lie Postmaster General under Gen. Harrison iurntd
Ut Office I7OO posimasters. This is their ground ol
fnce, indeed, whenever the pruscfiptve pulc m the
lent intoeraa admins raon is den unced as forget
'"a' IT Mr.. Granger was wrong, they who follow his
mpecanno' be right, s that Those who censuted him
themselves in ridiculous attitude by their defence
'osr who are guilty Of the act II appears. by
oU'ctal record, that the whule number of posirlast
H. WIN were removed and who resigned and died, from,
4th OF March to the 30Iho September, (Which msr,
p covers The entire term Of Mr.. Gransers admins
on, as Postmaster GeneraI,) was altogether, but SAG
reference TO the same record, it appears, that in the
mouths Immediately proceeding Mr.. Granser's term
pat is 10 say. from the 30th September 1910, to the
" March. lSil, while Mr. Niles was the Loco uco
"a.'er General, there were 1929 changes OF post,
ers! The Tribune calls public attention. too, 10 a
Important and essential difference in the two cases.
minds US with great erlinency and force Of the fact
Mr.. Granger took charge Of the Department 1T a
when the Wings had been expelled from nearly ey.
desirable Office under the Government, during nearly
's year, Of Prscrip,iye Locofoco ascendancy. until
cely nDe VI iheW remained. Bu, when Polk wen,
oH'ce. the Government had been. with the eXcep-
The single mopth Of Gen. Ilarrism's Presidency
'"e href period Of TyIer's fidelity to The party that
tan MIN to the Vice Presidency. in the hands of the
'0cos since the year 1928. IN l84l, as the Tribune
e. ''efe WAS At leas, show of reason il an ex.
e"aise OF officers. in order to bring abou, sone
IKE justice in their distribution between the par
wv !" io45, no such necessity can possibly exist,
W.. Niles should have made 1922 changes in the
o'hcs Department. in the five months preceding
Dufens withdrawal, we leavei it for others to con.
Surely tha. fact alone. if there had been M
.'so" 'or IT.. would hare justified numerous chan
"e raIt VI lis successor.
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o. GARD TO THE L.1DxES.
New ENlD md Winter Goods

DICARDS, RYAN s. co, have tho pleasure II
10 announcing to the LADIES Of lYNcHBuRo aud
thuse of It's vicinity. that they viii receive aud open
TINS DAY. large portion Of the their stock Of FALL.
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing Of the mw,
varied and elegant In styles 81 c fancy guuds, IL has
been their pleasure 10 offer Them.
The junior partner having just returned from The
Nathon cities. eouf leny assures his friends and The
public generally tina, he has spared pains 10 pocnr~
The NEWEST and MOST rAsnIos,BiE GOODS. that tho
French English and American markets could furnish.
Their stock Of Colhs. Cassimetes. Vesting Shirngs,
Cravanqs Gloves. Hosiery, &c, &c.. eesy surpass-
~ any they have had the pleasure Of .xhihng in
This market. They respectfully solicit an examination
m their extensive stock before purchasing. Terms cash
Prices correspond with the aud tines. Nine
shall sell e style aud quality Of goods knoaragiy.
cheaper than ,ce. REGARDS. RYAN s. CO..
NeAl dur Ia W. L. Young.
Sept 8 tsif
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rules holden in the clerks Office OF the county cuu
OF Patrick, at the courthouse thereof on the first Mon.
dey in September, lSf5
William T. Joyce, adm nisiator OF Jacob Lyon, and al
SO NH own right, and Jana Joyce has wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Henry Smith, sham Smith liarberd Smith, Bartholomew
Smith, John Smith, Muniord Smith Susannah Frans,
lillian PAR, Nancy Parr Smith Parr, Sinda NJ. parr,
John Edward Par Nancy Gillian and Sosannah Gillian
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants Henry Smith, Isham Smith IIa,befl
Smith Bartholomew Smith, John Smith Susannah Frans
William Pnrr, Nancy Pam Smith Parr Sinda NJ Pam John
Edward PAR, Nancy Gillian and Susannah Gillian not
having cnieedtheir appearance and given security, accord
ing 10 the act oi Assembly, and the rules Of Tins count nd II
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not
ans Of this commonwealth On motion oi the Plaintiffs IL
Is ordered that the said last mentioned defendants do appear
here the first Monday in November next and answer
the PLAINTIFF amended bill and that copy of This order be
forthwith published in The Lyncbburg Virginan FOR two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted font door OF the court
house Of this county, ON some court day
Atopy--Tesie,
SAMrL q. STAPLES, C.
September II WIN
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EDGEvvORTu SEMINARY.

MRS T.. V. LOMAN. Principal.
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate prin
nNliS seminary, situated in the town Of Liberty
i Bedmd County. Va. will commenee lis nex
scssoa on The LIST ut October.
Il IL the object OF The Principals 10 Impair to The stu
dents useful as well a ornamental eduearion. Fu
this pntrose. Mrs l.. aud Mrs ID. will be aided by
petpnt assistants,
THE TERMS WILL DE
Tuition in Euslsh tor The q, class $50 pr months
2nd do Is +"
Junior class Z" 10 3" -
Tuition in French. 8"
Muse--Pano S25, Harp $50; Guitar SIS pr. months
board 90"
Drawing. Painting. Latin. German, at Professors char
ges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work, 50 pr. five months
sc ol Musical Instruments 81.
Each young lady furnishing her beddn. and towels.
Pay able one hall In advance.
Board may also be- obtained in many respectable fam
lies IN the village.
REFEREN GFS--- Judge Sanard and James Iy,
ons, Esq, Richmond Judge lomax, Fredericksburg.
Rev DIR, llawloy and Rev. MIR. Laurie, Is, Pfeshyle
ran Church Washington; Gen, Gordon aud Hon. WIN
[. Rl,rs. Albemarle; Dr. 7, H. Gilmer. lynehhurg
Geo. 7, Tayoc, Boeiouni Aham Staples, Esp, III Pa,
rick; William Is, Preston, Montgomery; and Col Mar
lin, Henry.
bedford. September | | Ia
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o. George VIM. Dabney, Esq. was on Monday
as elected clerk Of Campbell county court There were
several baolugs the last Ut which resulted in his cleo
lion, by majority OF one vote oyei WIN. A Clement,
Esq, the former clerk Until The last ballot, the contest
was between John ID. Alexander, Esq aud Mr. Glen.
ent, between whom the vote nearly equally dly.
ded. and an election being prevented by two or three
scattering votes. Finally Mr. A. withdrew and NJ T.
Dabney elected.
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ESslsE LECTURES
O.V' COWS E.EEsYEO.yv
EAR. S. S. FITCH, of Philadelphia " i'll deliver three
~ free lectures


CONSUMPTION,
at the BAPTIST CnURCH, Lynchburg. commencing
" edn, sday, September 10, 1916
FIRST LECTURE.
to Gtnllemen and Ladies, commencing at 4 o'clock
p. NJ Sept. TO- Oh the uses OF the Lungs and causes
and prevention Of Pulmonary Consumption. Cufe Of
Consumption and proof OF it,.
SECOND LECTURE,
for Ladies only. on 1hurday. at O'Clock, p NJ. on
aud of diseases Of The Lungs Sunach, Lv
and Female diseases. mode Of forming fine chest
and elegant rect carriage and walk, how 10 procure
fine clear com lex0n, without ari arr The test means
Of developing aud sustaining the male constitution 81
as TO preserve heal and beauty the lasl periods o
auainable life.
THIRD LECTURE
for Gentlemen only on the Of The decline OF ami
NAL strength and premature decay. and the manner o
Turning fine chest, elegant carriages and ON the best
mode of forming fine constitution. la preserve lite
health to 100 yearsustraed by 10 paintings, size oil
life
Dr. Fitch has lectured TO % COO Ladies and Gentle
men the lasl year. Consultation free.
Dr. Fitch will be al lie franklin Hotel short time
where he may be consulted, Free Of Chmge
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VIRGINIA.
= rules held inhe clerks oi,e of tho conrsv conr n
"A Bedford, on IN day, the first dav Of eptember rs As
Daniel roDpkns, Plaintiff
against
Ambrose Gill in his owr ,ht, and John F. Hawkins
administrator oi John Cal. deceased Defendants.
IN CH.NogRY.
The defendant Nnhrose Gill not having entered his APP
pearance and security according the assembly
and the OF this court and it appearing by sasac
y that he is nhabitan of common
wealth. 1t is ordered thai the said Ambrose Gill do appear
here the fourth Monday in November and
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted In newspaper printed in the town
Lynchbug for months ely and posted the
front door Of the courthouse Of this county.
Copv-fesie,
JNo. r. 5TEPToE, n, c.
September w2m
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Household & Kitchen Furniture

Large crops Of OATS. TOBACCO, & Com
The negroes will be sold for cash. The terms apl.
which the other property will be sud, WI bG made
known on the day Of sale. II The sale is ~. completed
on the twenty seventh day Of October !, will be conn.
ued from day TO day until comp oted.
The title to the above property is believed to be good
but acting Trustee. snail convey such title YES
ted in me by Deed Of Trust aforesaid.
For information with regard To any Of the above pro-
perry, pesuns desirous Of purchasing are referred Nj
Juseph ChlJfess, resJ NJ Nh Soner's farm.
A. P. EskRlDGE, Trustee.
Sep IL wt27O
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FOR RENT,

A. TIE comfortable BRICK TENEMENT On
XliiA the hill, at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas
Nash The House Is large aud cnmmodio us--ile Gar
den contains abon, If land-a well of good wa,
in the yard and the necessary gu, houses This prop
ery is situated in fine neighburhood with command
mo view and combines the advantages both of tow and
country. Possession given Is, November.
For terms. apply 10
JNO. WIN. MURRElI.
Sept. II WIN
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of the Authority Conferred upon me by a
ID Deed Of Trust executed by Samuel Soner the
Cd day of July 1916 Of record in the county court Of
Roanoke county, shall at the aIe residence ri Samuel
Soner, in The county Of Rtanokr, about five miles from
The Big Lick on the Turnpike Road leading from that
place Ia y nchburp IN the PHI Of October next offer
Tor sale about THIRTY Y.4LU liable .NEGR OLS,
Tireniy Horses, hm,ired and fly head n Cattle,
tro Haggons, number IF poughs, hoes, tools, and
farming utensils 81 erery descriptions variety Of articles
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,flNnE SUBSCRIBER again offers tot sale the
i FARM
TN which he resides In the Immediate vicinity ~ the
town of l.ynrhhurg. For descfp oo oi H. reference
can De had 10 the advertisements heret,tsre made.
One filth Of the purchase money will be required II,
eight months. and oue other fh Iva years alter The
sale. Ga the remaining porlons OF the purchase mo
ney long credit VIII be given In. IN lieu Ihare". the
subscriber would be wlios tn take 10 exchange, oher
improved real estate. NM DANIEL. Jr.
Sept IL waw
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MAssAonusrrrs.-The electnn In he Ninth Con,
gressonal District, held on Monday. resulted MS follows
IN the nineteen loahs heard from:
Hale, CIV hg) 1885
Williams Loco Foeo) 1926
Scattering, 700
There Is, consequently, election.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday the OH inst. by Rev. David
Shaver, llEzEKiAH w SrEssARp. Esq OF Boetour
county. to Miss ANN MARIA, daughter OF Mr. 1 hos
Love VI Amherst COUNTY.
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pOSll,Oncl,lcnl.

TuNIlE above sale is postponed. by consent of parties
J. until the LIST day Of October next.
ID. T.. SPENCE, Trust
Sep vito
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.ENilaMsOth scheme.
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!


Glass A, for 1915.
To be drawn in Alexandria. ID. c., on SATURDAY..
9Th Of Sep,e,nbrr. 1915.
rs No. Lottery, 10 drawn bak,s.
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tenehman or German, who themselves, il they can
read II haehily. generally speak mpetecly and
y ptanonhce II correctly
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THE FALL TRADE.
" o q "a 5, s r. Il u ~ L. IL i


md PLANO FORTES.
MASH s. WOODHOUSE are receiving their
~ newly purchased stock of BooRs, STATIONERY,
Piano FoRTEs. FANCY AND USEFUL Articles, MI
SIC, sc.
n. & w. feel assured that their Goods have been
bought on tie very best erms, and they will certainly
consider il their interest 10 sell the advantage
Gus conditions
Their stock will be found 10 embrace every article u,
sually required 10y the Country Merchant.
IN THE BOOK DEPARTMENT.,
An extensive collection of The various School Bucks
ia use; the leading Law, Medical. Theological and Mis-
cean,ous Books and the cheap Publications Of The day;
Almanacs for 1916.
Ia Tie stationery BcpHrfWt nt.
,0o0 reams, wrltlrg, letter ard wrapping PAPER,
Bonnet Boards, States, Slate Pencils, uk, Quilts Steel
Pens, &c.
IN HE MI SIC.4L DEPARTMENT.
Flutes Of all kinds, Nolns. Guitars. Flageole,s,
Clarlones. Accordeons, Flies, Drums &c. Violin Bow
Violin, Guitar and Niol.nrelo Strings.
! New Fashionable aud Standard Music for the Pianu,
Guitar, &c; ana The most extensive OF Piano
Forles in the State OF Virginia, Warranted and sold upon
TRIAL.
Fancy and useful articles in the greatest variety
! NASH 4 DOLLHOUSE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books Satlonery Ps
ano Fores, Music, &c. l37 Main stree, Richmond
/ Va.
Sep II isf
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TO COU.s'TXI MERCHANTS.
BROOKS. BELL s. HUDSON.
MAIN STREET,

RicnMoNp, Va.
4 RE now receiving their Fall supplies of
"A staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Their stock will he very large. composing u genera
assortment of DOMES rlC AND FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, aud will be offered a very small advance
call from all in want OF Go IDS respectfully solicited
September II Wv
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JOB WORK,
exec Ite i with NeatAess a1i 0is2 Ate h
at THIS OFFICE ie
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Sonv and Candle Dastsss

Soap and Candle DHstness.
fI,liE SUISSE RIDER having b,ught u Mr. E. n.
Il Folkes his entire interest IN the manvfactuss u
soap, Candies, &C.,
will continue the hnsfnes. At Mr. Fokrss Turner faeio
mar POS Ian yard Having engaged In the b..
fr 8 years. the city Of Hchnnnd. he hsl,svee
hecan eiverniite saissc i'm. Tie now has IN hand snd
will constantly keen large lp II Sosp, III different quals
lilies. He will shortly have hand Candles VI oil Mo-
made of the best Is!luw.
Ile will exchange Soap for Ashes and Grease 81 fair
price.
Any one ram the couniry having Taow fos sess
will find ready naTke. for cash, by ealing III him.
ALEX SIMPSON.
Sepi.