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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
TOBACCO EXHIBITIONS AND PREMIUMS
AZ EARMNlILE.
On The lsih day Of J'me, ls45.

TN the icI daB " june 'ef'.
A Tnhareo Fair OF Exhibition. will be held in Farm
VILE on "Wednesday. the 18Th day Of June. 1870. th'
inv the "Wednesday after Price Edward Juno Court.
and Premiums III he awarded Tor the hest hogsheads o
MANUFACTURING AND SHIPPING TOBAC
CO.
The amounts Of the several premiums, cannot now
he definitely, stated they will depend Oh the hnmeei
,f Gun peiiers ur the premiums The necessary sums
NJ monpy for tho premiums will be made up by cnnlr
buttons Inm the several exhibitors (t2l on each hogs
hsadl PAYABLE The Inspectors before the day Eshlb
ton. Il is desirned to have large premiums II there
will be- a sufclen, coniflhu ed and, iiom the
Indication Of public sentiment. II is believed that they
will amuuni 10 800 each ior Manufacturing Premium
M :" and "Shppng Premium No. - aud $50
each Tor 'Prcmiums No 90
TIE Judges Committee Of Award will be dtslnter-
rsied gentlemen OF undoubed qualifications and the
hihn, as also the award and distribution of The Pre-
miums will be conducted II is hoped aad believed, IN
the most nnrxce plInnahle manner.
Exhibitions will please mark their hogsheads with the
letter p in addition 10 lhelto mark, the Judges Will
not Of course have any Opportunity Of knowing the name
u the exhibitor.
rhe inspectors have request d The undersigned 10 aid
,hrm "GommIer a Arrangements. Il is hoped
and expected that the Judges be obtained rom the
Richmond or other markets. Extensive Tobacco Sales
will lake place after the Exhibition.
ARCHER VAuGHAN.)
c. r nARksDALE, Committee.
farmye Nov 1914
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The sale Of 2Gea Acres, part al The ablve mentioned
Tract of Land, will he made with consent and appt
baton. he remaining II Acres, being in dispute vii,
not be sold. until lhe d,cs III The pending in Tia
Superior Court of Buckingham. PnepS rs Phelps. ur he
possession. JAMES PHELPS. CIV EA
ANDREW WHITE.
Buckingham. Feb. l3 w3M
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Jan. 9

ED Gs'Es OFsTKy SE.WE.V.Efs y
MRS. F. V. LOMAX. PRINCIPAL.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin,
fENllS Institution, situated in the town ot Liberty,
j Bedford County, Va, will be open for the ncep-
ton Of pupils the LIST OF October.
II is the object Of the Principals 10 impart to the
dents useful as well S ornamental education.
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
peten assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for The s' class $40 pr months,
2nd do Is
Junior class g 3rd do 10 - -
Tuition in French, by Mile Roget
of France, % &c
Music. by Professor Winker OF Germany, Piano $25.
Harp $35; Guitar SIS pr, months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor
charges.
Plain and Ornamental Ncedle-work, S. pr. five months
Use of Musical Insrumeni S..
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n. B.--Board may asD be obtained in many respect
able families in the village
References Judge Sanarl and James Lyons. Esq
Richmond; Judge Lomax, Fredericksburg; Rev. Dr..
Hawley and Rev. Mr. Laurie, 81 Pfcsby terrain Church.
Washington; Gen. Gordon aud Hon. VIM. G. Rives,
Abemarle; DR.. p. II. Gilmer Lynrhburg; Geo.
Tayloe, Bpletourl; Rev. DIR. 5. Phillips aud Rev ia
cob d. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford, Sept. 10 is
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS
III, w 4: q q DS,

n Il w q % DIS.
-" f. have just received and opened for inspection,
w another supply Of BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which for quality, style and workmanship cannot be
surpassed in any market. Among ,hem may be tound:
Sup. black Beaver Over Coats, wadded and quilted,
all sizes
81 and Black Cloth Cluaks, very cheap
80 .' Beaver do do
80 g French Cloth do Dress Goats, some
thing extra.
- Tweed Cashmere Office and D'Orsay Coats
latest style,
8 do do Sacks. different coluurs
g black French Duoskin and plain Cashmere
Pants,
. Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
silk Velvet dress Vests verv rich
and handsome,
:" Wopllen do new aud choice
patterns
Nabnb do " for mar.
tc,i'1r occasions
Together with many other beautiful articles.
Those in pursuit of good bargains will find it their
advantage 10 give US call
PARIlAM s. HOPKINS.
Dec 5 Is
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AN.nhs RE-

E'HE two freprouf brick enenents Immediately M
low the Franklin Hotel, on main street. They are
both IN good repair aud the upper apartments are wr,
daped fir the residence Of private families Pussessiaa
Of one tenement be had early Nuvenher and prr-
haps sooner; of the other, the first Of January NEXT
WM RADFORD.
Oct 3 wis
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BOOKS.
(He0p! CAe0per!! CheHpcst :!
~EDrOYNE FOR THE MIND.

uNAYNE, GREGORY s. CO.. will srll, itr. the
next Two monlhs their
far :Nsaisal, Theological and miscellaneous Bo'ss
At much lower prices than before offered indeed
lever than must Of them can be bought from the pub
shers
The reason for this proposition is that we have Jus,
closed our store lexington and removed all the s'ock
t., this places thus making present supply much too
large for the season.
Call a, our store for we will certainly sell at very lpw
p,cesrany Books less than cast, until We 90 North
for our Spring supply.
row Is THE TIME.
jan 81 Us
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case somewha, similar 10 that IN the North Carroll
ma Senate, where Of the memters Took his seat un
Ger forged certificate OF election occurred lately in the
Missouri House OF Representatives The contested seal
oi one Of the members depended upon the admission Of
certain poll-book which inimal for want Of III,
proper signatures The committee reported that such was
the fact but returning the book The House. 10 their
surprise they found the names OF The proper officers az
rAro ION The House. believing that forgery had been
'esorled to. promptly vacated the Of the member
Norfolk Herald.
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mf. r. q. Watkins:

kSih:-HAsiNG obtained commissions t.,
~ depusitions vi Witnesses fur u.s. in a s,i, i ae ihs
ry, depenting III the Circuit Superior Com, ~ aance
ohahcefy, tof the COUNTY of Buckingham, wba,aN ani
as one oil The firm Of H. p. s. f. G. Watkins LEU yeq
Franklin. Edmund Conner. Samuel d. McDs,,afy X.
others are defendants; and David Anderson j. "a. AID
as ;. Taylor and Oyefon A. Mosbv. me,,b,. ihoh-
partners trading Under the firm aud style Of rs and
dersan. IT, 4 Co.. and we, the UNDERSIGNED wv An.
OF said Anderson Co., are plaintiffs, and Won snee'
siding within The commonwealth, and having W. e
ney IN lac within the same, 10 whom notice ~ ~ '''o
and place OF taking the said dispositions can h Re
now publish for your information, tha, on gwen,
18th March next, al the house of William W M, The
die, IN te conniy Of Campbell, we shall take n.
sons OF Elizabeth Ann Ferguson and others ns. uep'
the hours Of O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock M'"eea
On Monday the 3lst March next At the so,e - 49, mat
w iillam Matthew'S in the county of Prlnca Fa~
we shall take the dispositions of Archibald B,li.ah
others, between the hours aforesaid and tb, nm and
the 9TH day Of April next, at the tavern bn "lal,
II. IhOnun, at Buckingham curt. house we sLr !" ~
! the dispositions of Samuel d. McDearman and ", 1s
between the hours aforesaid all of which drn'
will be taken 10 be read evidence in the sui
IT, however, from any cause the taking Of the sail 'p
sians any of them shall moi he commenced ~, W. ~
commenced should not be completed on the Dr. rrmg
said. The taking OF the will be adj urned f. ~
10 time, until the said depnslions shall be con,no.l ae
Given under hands, this Is day of F%''Ir-
1915. d b. UANCo%Tafi
y. II. HANCOCK
Feb. Is wiz.
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5000 Hus5 1900 .gcrcs

n the tract ahunl 500 OF winch ale cleared Tho
balance is well timbere the whole lies WE'LL aud run
siderable portion of it is fine Tobacco land. will sell
lhe whole together divide it suit the pnrch,-
ser. EDMUND AUSTIN
Leesvillr Nov q wis
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the times
COUNTRY S1DDLERS, would do well To
call me, as am always prepared 10 furnish them
with general assortment and upon such terms as can
not fail Ia please.
REPAIRING done ,riH ntainess and despatch.
Country Produce taken in exchange for work. at mar
ket prices. }. &. 5llACkLEfOkD
Jan. q Is
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NOTICE.

rHlIE Partnership hereioffe existing under the syle
i and firm Of ROBERTS s LEE. expired by lin.
iiann ON the LIST instant The name OF the firm will DO
usnd in closing the concern.
All peraons indeb ed TO the earnestly re-
anesied Ia come forward and SETTLE iheif accounts as
are anxious to wind II up as as practicable.
RYLAND ROBERTS,
JOHN d. LEE.
Iynchbura, Jan. 30. 1915.
PS We thank our friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed the firm Of Ron.
rRTs s Lrr. during the last five years. and ask
linuance OF 10 the c0Leefn Of LEE & ROB
EXITS. X X.
j b. l..
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. IN
FHNIIE undersigned having associated thefiser~s' s
q the practice of the Law will attend the o n
held in The cily Of Richmond. the Superior Co".' #
Meckenburg aud the Superior and County Cou,'o
Hanover and Goachland. They also propose to P'a'"'
in the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg.
ROBERT c. STANAkP'
WOOD BOULDlN. CO..
Cs- Office on Main street, front Room over '"e '''
Of Thus X. Price.
Richmond JAN WOW
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TRUST NILE.

EeiRSUANr to- Deed ofTr,sl executed to N. y.
N Jancs Phelps CIV F.) aud Delilah his wifi. h..
ing date the 18th ii January, 1872 duly recorded IN
Clerks Office Of But bingham county. Tor cetl,jn ,..
SIS therein mentioned, shall IN Monday III. ~
March next. fair, if MT. the next fair day ,Laf
Ter, offer fer sale to the highest bidder, ON the n,em
crIlaIn ~
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B q d ID BIN DH " &.
d5slll.!!lg

nNllE subscriber still continues at his old stand d
Il recily opposite the Police Office. Iynchhurg, to
execute all orders in the line of his business, entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books Clerks Records s Sher
IFS Execution and Tax books. kept constantly on hand
OF his own manufacture made order. of the best
materials, and IN the most durable style of workmen
ship
Old Books and Music, bound or rebound at short no
iice. and in every style Of pattera.
The undersigned pledges himself 10 renewed exer-
lions To give satisfaction 10 his customers aud socils
continuance OF patronage BY permission, he refers to the
following gentlemen. to vii:
Robert 'linsley, Esq, OK, sup court. Amherst Co.
Sam NJ Garland, Esq" Co. do do do
!no' D. Alexander, Esq, =" Sup. do Campbell Co.
WIN. A. Clement, Esq" Go. do do do
Gen. d. Rojes, sup do Lyncbburo.
Maj. }. Benagh. llust do do
Messrs Mcdaniel & McCutke do
:" Turner & Burwell do
. Lee s Roberts (lae Roberts s Lee,) do
lie also refers. with full confidence. Ia Robert {.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Woltz Esq,
Fincasile j. C. YOIr Nc
! Jan. % "a
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s.ANll EiNss SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale the land bel unpinp 10
d the Estate Of James Austin deed. lying in The
South part of Bediud county, ON The waters Of Onr
creek. There are between
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ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE,
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the Sah"n ron Safes Nesr Adams d Whnrdc
be MANUFACTURERS PRICES "' "
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Ottawa Select school.

TIME Winter Term of Mr.. Hsmpton's Selec
l. school, will commence on Monday, Octo
Der tie 9th inst.
Having had several years experience as an in
s'ructor Of youth, MIR. H. hopes to merit lihera
support. The most approved methods of in.
siruction will be adopted in the various brancbe.
taught and particular attention vii! be given Ia
the morals and general department of those pla.
ced at the school.
Scholars, of suitable age. can study in their
rooms II they choose, being notified by the be II
for Rotations.
Scholars from abroad can get board for a rca.
sonable price rooms can also he rented by those
who may wish to board themselves. ..
TERMS:
For common English branches, from 50 90 to
$500 per quarter.
For Algebra Natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
Astronomy, &C. SO 80.
for Geometry, Surveying, Latin, French, &C.,
s400
Drawing, Of various kinds, extra, $500.
Payable at the end of each quarter.
Ottawa, Oct. II, 1875, l7-Gw
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Notice

To Thomas S. Hinthrop, p. Il. bills,
and Others, interested IN the premises
hereinafter described.
vENAKE notice that on Monday the
~ 10Th day Of November next, at the
opening Of the court on that day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard,
| will apply TO the Circuit Court of La
Sale county for partition Of the following
real estate. viz : the southwest fractional
quarter of section 80, township 81, north
range 4, east of the Sd principal meridian
in La Sale county. agreeably TO the rights
of the owners OF the same.
MAURICE MURPHY.
Ottawa, Oct. 2, lS45. l5-4
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Arrival efthe sicn mship Ilibcruia.
Screen days later.


The steamship libernia arrived al
Boston on Sunday morning. bringing
seven days later news from Europe, with
one hundred passengers. and making her
passage in fifteen days. She sailed from
Liverpool on the fth inst.
The Corn market continues firm; and
the fine weather which prevailed las,
week at the sailing Of the steamer, hav-
ing been followed by repeated and heavy
falls OF rain. the market, in the early part
of the presen, week, acquired additional
frmness, and continues so, with Sigh,
drawback, at the present time. Large
Quantities of flour are daily arriving from
the United States and Canada.
The import duty on -four is now los
l0d per barrel. In some instances, re-
Gently, Irish flour has receded Is. per
sack, and Canadian Cd. per barrel, inilu-
enced by the large arrivals from the
West, which amount, since Monday, To
nearly 5000 barrels.
The rate of Interest in England is rs.
ing, in consequence of the scarcity Of
money, superinduced by railway specu-
laiion.
Prospects Of The Harusst-The re-
ports which have reached us since our
last. respecting the progress made with
the harvest in the north, are not of char
acier To alay the excitement previously
felt on the subject. 1t is feared-and
not without reason--lhal the more back
ward parts of the kingdom may fare even
worse than the south.
From Ireland The complaints in regard
10 this matter are, however, becoming
general; even along the West coast,
where the crop was prevlousl y stated, to
have escaped injury. tie root has, it is
stated, been discovered to have been at
tackled. On the whole we are disposed
TO think that the harvest will turn out bet
ter in Ireland than on this side of the
channel. The rise in the English mar.
kots have had the effect of causing an ad.
vance in the value OF both oats and
wheat.
Ireland.-Mr. O'Connell addressed
another monster meeting at Tipperary.
He has also been lecturing a "mons,er
demonstration at Cashel, aud his an.
pearance at the Repeal Association has
given new impetus to the rent.
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The farm of Mr.. r. Miller, just below the
mouth Of Indian Creek, on Fox River, contain
ing l9o acres; no under Improvement; u goud
Two story house and other improvements.
Also, go acres on sections 81 aud ~, Il 49,
Il D; i2o under improvement; u good house aud
barn, aud good situation for public house.
Also, the sh NV Of section 8, Il 80, RS, And
Ia3 acres on section l6. 4 &c, R3; 100 acres
improved; log house and barn, aud other i'm.
provements.
The subscriber has for sale various other tracts
In different parts OF the county. Persons wish.
leg to purchase would do we'll to give him n
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 81, lS45. GEO. n. NORRIS.
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Books q Static nary.

4 UST received, Grigg g. Elliou's LIST,
~ ID. Sd, and 4,h Reader: Eclectic do.
Elementary Spoilers; Smiths geography
e. arithmetic; Grlmshaw's United States.
and questions letter and foolscap paper;
blank books 4; toy do; primers; ink
stands states; quilts, &C., for sale a,
Peru, by DAY a. BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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OTTAWA FOUNDRY.

.ENilE subscribers would respectfully
IL inform the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity that they have started Foundry
in this place, and are prepared to execute
all kinds Of work in their line. equal tn
any establishment in the country, on the
shor,es, notice and mos, reasonable terms.
spsCash paid for old cast iron.
COGSWELL a. CHAPLIN.
Ottawa, OcL3, 1915. lO,r
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Wramare :
Crocke

China tea sets, and other crockcry, assorted.
A fresh In, of TEAS, etc.
WHEAT b"ugh, for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. |. lSI5 ..
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CUICaGO MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE BAILY Srws
Chicago, Oct. %, 1915.
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The Last Call.

A LII persons knowing themselves in.
ia deb,ed to us. either by note or book
account. are requested to call and settle
before the frs, of October next, or they
will find their accounts left with nm officer
for collection. Those interested will do
we'll by attending to this notice, and save
costs. WALKER e. HlCKLING.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, lS40.
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Fail Il Winter Dry Goods.

UST opened at Peru, large full and
~ assortment of foreign and domestic
II II " q a "a IL @
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~ assortment of foreign and domestic
ID RY GOODS,
which have been purchased at the loves,
cash prices in the eastern cities, and will
be sold cheap for cash or produce, consis-
ting in part as follows, viz: BROAD
CLOTHS, of various colors and qualities ;
fancy and plain salineus and jeans; cas-.
simeres red and white nannels; linseys ;
pilot and beaver cloths hardtimes wors.
ted and silk sergcs; beaverton silk and
cotton velvet; blue drills; hickories
cotton table diaper; linen table covers
brown holland; colored cambricks blan.
kets crash; linen diaper, &C.. Sc, BY
Oct. 10, ls45. DAY Il BROTHER.
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October 81. 1915.
n + w G. 90 DIS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

lust received, q complete assortment Of Fal
- and Winter Goods. which we offer for raj,
low for cash or produce, among which may b,
found the following articles:
Broad cloth, cassimers. and sa,linells
Of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, apaccas,
bombaznes, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de LANES, ginghams. aud large assor,-
ment OF fancy prints. rob roy, grandole.
netled and merino shawls. mius, gloves,
rstlelts. ribbons, green barge. yelvels,
black and blue-black dress silks, black
and white lace. edgings, inser,ings, cam
brIcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merino, worsted and Moravian
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchils,
alpaca and silk crava,s. comforlers, sus-
penders, buck ml,tens, gloves, &C.. plain
and plaid lnseys. Caroline and Victoria
plalds, red and white woolIen fannels,
Canton do. hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue drllings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedles. combs. &c., &C., batting,
waddlng. brown shee,ngs and shiriings,
of all qualities, lickings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox-chalns and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-irons and egg
lriers. shovel and tongs, trace.chans.
pitch.forks. hoes, lanterns, butts and
screws, doorlalches. bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand. cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, hatchels, hammers,
axes. bed-scIews, wood.knobs, brads,
tacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment of Grocery,
boots and shoes, and Groceries.
CUSHMAN & GRIDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. ls-ly.
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Hardware: Hardware at Peru.

hardWare. Hardware ut Peru.
a GENERAL assortment. which will
~ be sold very low, in part as follows.
VIZ: butts and screws, augurs and augur
bits, files, lacks, brads, la,ches, carpen.
ter locks, bolts, trace and halter chains,
knives and forks, pen knives, ,rowls,
lard lamps, candle sticks, looking.gasscs
axes, hammers, spoons, choppng knives.
sleelyards. balances. pocket rules, sand
paper, wood saws, &C., &c.
10 CARPENTERs.--Ale few sets double
ron bench planes, ploughs, spears. pam
mel and rip saws. double plane irons,
drawing knives. chisels and gouges, hand
axes, mahogany knobs, brace and bits,
saw sets, iron squares, Rowland's mill
saws, by DAY T. BROTHER.
! Oct. 10, 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate of John Meuers, dcc'd.

ESfdfc OF John .UeyerS, decd.
A Lii persons having claims against the
"A estate of John Meyers, decd, are
notified and requested to attend before the
probate justice of La Sale county, Hi
nos. at his Office in Ottawa. on Monday
the 9Th day Of December, A. d.. lS45,
for the purpose OF having the same adj
justcd. tina, being the day fixed upon by
the undersigned, IN pursuance of the stat
ute. for the purpose Of settling and adj
ius,;ng all claims agains. said deceden,.
Il. ID. BREWSTER, .4dm'r r.
Oct "a, ls45. 1866.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
AT THE "ONE PRICE CASH HARDWARE STORE"
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Wheat ranged yesterday at 65 6s cts.
The market is well supplied, and there
appears no great anxiety on the part OF
buyers. Freigh,s continue high. and ex-
cep, in the case of an eastern advance,
the price of bread s,uls will doubtless
remain nearly the same here as a, pres.
ent. 65 67 cts is offered for wheat this
morning .-Daiiy Ne,os, Oct. 30.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31
New Goods! New Goods (!
1nBALES 3-4 a. and 81 brown
.kO shee,ing and shrling;

EO sheeiing and shiring;
2 cases do blcached shirlngs;
$50 pieces rich style prints, ginghams,
alpacas, merinos silk norences /; ribbons;
woolen comforts; gloves; mi,,s; hose
suspenders silk handkerchiefs; linen
do; cambria muslin (; jaconei and swiss
muls; bishops lawn; bobinels; edg.
ngs ; velvet prints cotton hd'kfs.; bonn.
baznes; Italian crava,s; kid gloves
lnser,ings; wool shirts and drawers
vesllngs; linen cambria new style oil
shawls, &C., &c., which will be cold al q
small advance for cash or produce a, PERT
by DAY e. BROTHER.
Oct 10, ls45.