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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

VTIRGINA:At rules held in the clerk Office OF the cir
cult superior court e law and chancery for the county
Of Amherst Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1913
Henry L.Davies, Plaintiff,
against
James n Davies Howell L. Brown executor Of Sally
Crews dec d. and executor of Nancy Franklin, decd
Sarah w Davies execuirx OF Nancy Franklin, deed, Sam
uel Scott Anne f. his wife John f. Davies Henry L.
Davies IT,. Cstharne NJ Davies, Sally b. Davies, Charles
p. Davies, John IL Davies, sally r. Davies, Warner L.
Brown james Brown. john Brown and Henry Brown,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
Tie defendant James n. Davies not having entered his
appearance and given security according To the act of As
semby and the rules OF this court aud appearing by
isiacory evidence that he is inhaan OF this
try ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the first day Of the next March and the bill of
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the town of Lynch
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door Of The COURT ouse OF this county. Copy-Teste
ROBER L TINSLEY, Cfk
Jan 16 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
LOON 1T THIS

10y VIRTUE Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
ID Coun of Law and Chanccry. Tor The nwn ol
Lynchburg, III. case VI Rivrs admir- ofJesse Clark
son. deed, against Garland and Others, will IN The
Friday, The 7lh Of March next, certainly sell possible.
10 the of New Glasgow and county of Amherst, 10
Tho bipI,psf b,dd,r the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

dr., late The properly II David ). Garsnd. decd.
Hill The DWELLING lsa large iwo story Brick
Ea.X House. with brick Kitchen, walled Garden.
large Bfck Store House. Compiling House and two OF
fc,s. aud fine Brick Baoksmirh's Shop. conveniently
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
Comm iSStOM and EOrsrUrdiu-

A 7 our large camu,ol,ous fire prnf brick War.
"A house, immedaiey IN the Canal, where We are
prepared 10 store and forward ANY Goods or Country
Prodace which may he consigned to u.s. we have al
ways on hand large suppJ OF Lump nd Ground plas
sef' Lime, Salt and 1rocrrles whlch We wall sell low
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
Tin and sheet ron Business
CONTINUES. q

FKvllE subscriber viii In future carry The
Il lin and sheet Iron Business,
in the well known hlss. trneiiy 'ocop,ed by Niessrs
Williams s Victor rs a Silv-rsnIih shop. Man street
L,ochbnrg. Thankful for The patronage III my custom
ers hereiaEte, wish Continuance VI the same. NV
prices will be TO suit the lines.
'4F - LARklN A. WOMACK.
Feb 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

George l.. Penn, Edmund Penn Peter p Penn, Hiram
Staples and Mary $. his wife, formerly Mary :. Penn,
Richard II Scales and Sophia hi vile, formerly Sophia
Penn, Thomas J Penn and Cahane his wife, lormerly
Caharine Penn, and finn NJ Penn and Sarah e. Penn in
FAINT children of Greensvlle Penn decd John f. Penn and
William Penn, infant child en- of Gabriel Penn, decd, who
of the children OF said (rcensville Penn dec d. and
Benjamin Spencer, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

DISSOLUTION.
TIVE 20 partnership hersi.re exciting between Wo
4 MACK \ RoeERs. Is dissolved by mutual cunsrnt
LARkIN A. NOMACk,
JAS. b. ROGERS.
Feb. 10 IL
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deemed practicable. This property Is valuable. yet II
Is beloved the purchaser will gel great bargain.
This property is s,ld 10 pay the debts Of Jesse Clark
son. deed aud The balance, II any, for his heirs Al law.
Therefore creditors particularly invited attend 10
ensure sale; alsp The heirs of Jesse Ciarkson decd
well the public general, this being the fourth
tempt 10 sell
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash enough to pay charges of commission. advertise
ments surveys, Ac., aud the balance IN three equal
ia yueni IN credit oi SIX, Twelve aud eighteen months
(ihe payments may BE- made hunger by consent, IN the
day SALE the purchaser give bund with approved
personal security aud the title Il, he withheld MI full
pay tneni is made ultimate security.
CHAS. PERROW, Com'r
Jan 81 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

The defendants, George G. Mccall and Robert Ur. .
not having entered their appearance and given s,cni
according othe act of assembly and the iul L.. =,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that tb,y
inhabitants OF his ealth On motion of the n,fa
Monda, in fpril next, and answer the painns b; r%
copy OF this order be forthwith published in the nrb
gnian for two months successfully and posted At ~
front door Of .le courthouse of tins county ON " ~.
day. ~ 'oui'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
lN CHANCERY.

In 0HANCERY.
The defendant Margaret Morrison, not having entered her
appearance according to the ct of assembly and the rules
oti court and happening by satisfactory evidence that
she is inhabah of this Commonwealth il is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here The rules to be ho
den for the said court the first Monday Apr and
enter her appearance, and the plaintiffs bill and
that a copy of this order be inserted in pub
lshed in the OF ynchburg for months successive
~ and posted the front door Of the courthouse Of the
said county. Copy.
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
,von
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Copy--Teste
S.iNIl. G.. Staples. n r
Feb 13 80 -, ~
Feb. 10


rules holden in the Clerks Oie of the County Cnn
o. Patrick, ON Monday, The 81 day of February 1915
William II Ayres, Pla,,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
Feb. l3

= rules holden in the Clerks Office oft,o r. -. :,
of Patrick. at the courthouse thereof ON the y, Nor
day in February, 1916: 81 4'on-
Henry Tussle, PLAINTIFF
agHinI
George c. Mccall Robert Hare jr and slram s,,,,.,
ll.I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

sliuau'd, win Barn, nc, and Ihe
tains upwards III $50 ACRES or
The Store, Compiling Rmm. .
Blacksmith Shop may be sold Sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

VIRGINIA, wir-At rules holden in the Clerks OF
fee OF the circuit superior court OF law and cancery for
the count, Charlotte the 9th day of January, 1915;
Robert b. Cole and william r. Ballow, merchants and
partners, under the style and finn Of Robert b. Cole s. Co
Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Feb. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

The defendants George l.. Penn Edmund Penn and
Richard IL Scales and Sophia his wife, having entered
the and given security according the act Of
assembly and tie rules oil this and appearing by sat
siacory evidence ha; they not inhabitants OF this
monweah; On motion Of me rianti 1t rs ordered ina
the said defendants do appear the st NJ nday in "A.
pri next. and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy this order be forthwith published i'll the ynehbnrg
Nirgnan for months sueccssivel,, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this court
day. Il Copy-Festc,
S.4M'L q. STAPLES, u. {.
Feb. l3 WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
HENRY'S
CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,

,,,ffr pDe 9 ,as.eats Of this delightful Oriental Corr
fouad being Of E2stsa o:sin th gsi .sr, e' nT
ro. rs component parts held IN The highest esthaNoh
where best keown. but The competition SeIi Is risis ~
2 worth II has cost the Prorrieicrs years Of htor ard
much expense bring the article TO rs present. $e VI
T., yi, he Confident belief that the best as well As the
most economical sharing compound now IN use, -
qa = aTi:s'' o. ''f 'o'oN4' ;n.,,i.;hly n.
ic tbe amazing progress science this age than
the iGrumerabls additions which are conSt1ntlF haus 70 m
sam Of minor comforts aud iuHnriTS. !h our md
in our cookiu--n clching-n all onr snJo! S
couyenience we daily teceT'nS new aess,,. been S
comfort Even in the business OF shaving .cence ,d
ristsrng largely .nioyments max process Inse
Of being infection: Inow 3sit. ~ so S Ius ~
you use Sands Co.'S admirable shaving SSap ,i I9
soMeruIxs ron THE BE.Rp-No; 10 make it grow; rea;
rh,t Is not eyac.y desirable; hu splendid article OF
shaving cream unsurpassed aud believe ursurnsab--
rov Of very thn- they sell the druc and rsfigmery
line but they never did bearded man SteaieE avos Lhn n
is beautiful appearance. beautiful in ne and most areed
Several Of our contemporaries have exhausted the pow.
n2:e in Bs Of new 5 i cS IES49 fea
KIND lid by - s3als S DSe@J cspsl article
and deserves al that's said oft. IN y h'ornrg News
ofbt most linayns article: e-r Tor the Of
s once ei il viii alwSys after be deemed mi,Ivnsa
bi- requisite at the toi!er of a seuileman y Y sun
soMrriIyc Nrsy ror SH,viNc.-A beautiful compound,
beer tried y rs in undergoing the adrearing process;
and iuiy so that this PREPARATION introduced ~ ess'
the rlfSlntrSt cno rent TO the
skin ne ever mad USE Of II makes the face soft and pleasant
.nd neither roughnes follows The tface 81 te ra4or
II is decidedly thug used and for travellers
and 1! o,e who do their own baIheIius, M luabe
% 800 " y. y. Express.
sorr so,r-Th, best the world Of iitt'e
provided the shaver has work for hours mlEns IN aieT
from hard soap No m,r through the Ieriion OF
shaving without ne is aided By other Of the shaving
compouris for by the erium-rs. OF sll these which We
rasd by 4 B. Sands Co thu preference II raises thick
delicate ard creamy lier Which lacai's the mGwins or-
r.tion l5maus!v Wewoud hav. objection 10 re-
ceive ,fdoze pot, which would last rs about halt
Pscp5red and sold b. \. b. SANDS Co Chemists and
Druggists g7j Broadway Chamber street, y; \. Frce
=" 10 - 49, fe2
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rsln FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHASGE.-For sale
eeM hange for propery in hs city. The well known

rxrs FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHASGE.-for sale
e* changc property in thu city, the well known
Farm and Tavern. Stand, containing about 100 acres
of choice Farming Land, Formerly owned by Jonathan
Gidney, Esq situated the Coshocon or Western Turn
pike q miles from Ncwburgh Orange Co. and bounded by
the Little Britain Road on the South. The soil Is partcu
larry adapted the raising Of grain grass &c. 90 acres
tlable and under rst rate cultivation containing an
orchard Of excellent grated fruit and 10 acres OF good
woodland. The buildings OF large two-story
house. with addition in excellent order, and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn, good sheds sta
beS, &c Two wells convenient the house and Sheds
that afford plenty Of the best What in small
degree enhances the valre Of this property is the mex
haustibe quantity OF the best limestone quaes in the
country, with Kiln ready l. manufacture Either for
farming place OF public business the location Is dera
Bile as ii easy CT access steamboats, plying daily from
Ncwburrh.
Apply 10 T. c. Wright, on the premises 10 Wright
LoSee Co. 30 Moore-st. Sew-York, where all inorma
zion will he given that is necessary. jlsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

E,-S FOR SALt-Ili- story basement house No II
full Leonard o inches by IS feet the lot l0Giee
-e deep. Il has been III the OCCUPATION OF the
owner aud in perfect order dry cellar the whole
length OF the hon-.ti Kitchen IS light aud conyenen aud
is furnished with of Beebes best Ranges The trOton
both cold is carried the upper stories The bath
room is the second story and the arrangements for
IN il large grass pa, covered way eIeddS fam the
house to the Of the lot The house rey and
cheerful and would be found able residence for small
family may be between the hours OF II and O'Clock
dailr For ,rms &c. anrlv Al u ronarh..t. mi 2N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

Nj hrAL ROOFS. Gudruri,ci Hatr TEJhiyor Ffrf ye>,,s
- s't'' IS FeS' Years Longer tssR CSlal-The slhscr-
gers nave 'vei;od method covering roots with plsin
OF TN plates, which they guarantee 10 remain
"st-,sut FIVE YEARS. when put up BY them The uletsl
IS put that cno; bc affected BY the .h-,,s
s"eliS o the panks on wheh,I Is laid by the cou,rsc
ton or expansion OF the metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling bo,ss,
and stores In this ciy covered by this method "a .hc
satisfacs.0u
Henry EGevcr;. Esq corner Of S;h avenue and 9th s.
John :. Schennoihor,. No. 80 Broadway
Dsvid Austin, ESQ. corner OF Exchange place and WI,
Ham street..
J. Green Pearson Esq. Merchants Exchange, wail.s.
Geo b. Butlcr, ESQ, No. 81 Nassau-s..
Francis Suryit;. ESQ. 90 Srosd-s;.
Notice given, that the improvement is patented all
persons in the trade wishing roofs by the subcri.
bers plan can obtain permission moderate terms
mhl4u p. NAILoR & co. ~ and ~ Brp&a-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

il VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE-
"; splendid store ard commodious Dwelling House to-
ceth-: with few Offices and few vacant building
lots Joining situated thriving village the Hudson
River The built b. the present of the prem
about yeas ago duriag which siace Of time lie has
uued occupy himself nd still occupies doing bust
principally the Cash Sye;e but his health now being
bad wishes TO dispose oft II needs only be viewed and
into recommend itself worh tie attention Of the
business who may be search Of well established
cern Call on Messrs HUTCHlNGS. CASWELL s.
SMITH I6 { edar- street y Y f23 I'm
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onace Of the Commercial Advertiser. ,
kmnlln Mn-.h :

DLUMBERSl PLUMBE RSl PLUMBERS The sub
scriber would call the attention OF Plumbers and the
public 10 perfect article of Tin Plated Lead Pipe, manu-
fActured by entirely process for which he has this
moa secured letters patent. which plates The pe on The
inssde NTH an even perfect plate OF pure Tn.
&avng attained perfection In the method Of nanu
AeturS sid Plating Lead Pipe he Is enabled TO offer this
superior sTe.e 81 The same price charged FOR common pipe
he me fpe manufactured BY him not TO burst
split free from all Jaws scales or other ir,usrte,lns
and Of perfectly uniform thickness
Also, on hand, large stock OF untinned Crcton and
Country Pipe which can be examined al the panufacto-,
22l West street. or at johnson Brothers, 81 water-s;
sle ono L. ". LOWER
AID IRONS casks bes, quality Sad rons with Wrought
milo SHERMAN. ATwATER & co. 80 B,o.s-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

(,OT O.;Xr Waterloo superior quality b. the pint
n,yt or GALLON: also The genuine Farina oosnr dEsc
tom 'tirrmrnT For sale by DAVID SANDS y -; ne
snobeca-ies - East Broadway, corner Of 'iAset
mss Iuo -Ai'' mil
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TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

FtNIlN iOLt4lNtE-NlLL MAJ ilNfslNl extern
establishment formerly the pr0reSy OF VIM tloi-
w. AT stanford t. sting of fall 81. OF gearing ssitS,
coup! ,i aud IS tor rNccuiias great variety OF work
together with shears lathe turning tools bundlng h'ncEoS
floor pa, furnace, castings &c, and implements
Tor percrmng The work Of .nch establishment Of
for lc very advantageous the purchaser
For arthe! particulars address the subscriber Stamford
CT or at his store, siS WateT-street, \cw-N oIk
IN sms ESQ :. WARtNC;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

HI VALUABLE PAPEK MILL, GRlSr MILL,
b virtue Of an Order the High Court Of Chancer Of
The STATE of New. jersey VII be sold Public Vendur,
FRIDAY the 18th day March next the premises all
that extensive PAPER Mil ManulacfuIng Estabi'hmsnt aud
Water Power the property Of The WadinS k'ef Manuic.
turing and sna ComauySituaie at McCartyViie IN the
township Of Washington, County Of Burlington and STATE
Of New-Jersey the main Mail route leading tom Phila,
drluha 10 ruckerton about 40 miles from the former aud 10
from The latter plaee he gopery Is miles tom s!Ge
sixteen tons burthSn oi The freight 10 and ifoia Ne"
The buildings all Of which have been erected within few
yes and Quilt Of the Iesi ssralS Hnd N the most
building Of winch IS l20 By 10 feet. three stor-s iiGh n
roof with eight dornaT windows each side he maehi,
aeTy THIS tuIiIg consists of engines par ca!erdfrs
w cutters aud busters her Is also Wig AZ rtch ege
OF the maui building SO by 30 feet; OF stone containing =
House y by 81 ivv with two - inch 6oefs rroerd from
the main mill ! Stone Store. 81 by 70 feet two stones his
out Al 80 10y SO feet TWO stores hlsh WIN l!aie stc
haNin: Two run of stone, one eid Eutr the other oun'
order \ Famc Machine Shop stories high with an AZ
tic Tie whole a foundation \ Two stored douhl-
second s;ory-also Work Shor the basement large
s1ne Mansion House stories high Wit t9thic front
9Toons iloor, aad finished from M cellar - The 2ret IN
the best modern styl Stone Ice House; Smoke Honse
SFns Hoas I'D Bah House supplied an voter lfom the
with S;iblinG foE % horses Two lsr=e store h9"ses ioE
Tn sbove described property embraces 2oCo aegs
which, together with the above described bu,l.h.S ,l.s.
situated IN M exceedingly slthy aud pleasant rsioa i eo'-
Try easy Of from Newly orb b. water ard possess
facility for carrying extensive and lucrative ousl-
It considered we'll worthy the attention Of capasis and
manufacturers. 1t Is ar,y that opportunity oecsT 10 PIX
chase 81 large PROPERTY accompanied win 50 man
tSes, and wl-rs yeryhn- complete order he sc
Will b positive for tie b-sr Of those " HON II my concern
Persons DESTROYS Of yiew,ue The same call ups erf q
the subscribers. residing Niedfod, Burlington 1uHiy, or
upon the the .rr-lfsss
sale will commence o'clock p. NJ on-slid ta, when
sitslaAcr wall - and ccntct ulad- known By
CALEB >HlsEN :.
WILLIAM SIONES. Iscc-!fe
JONATHAN OLlfHANT,
Fer further rArticUlar>, igQuEe OF
NH GAUNT DERRiChSOS. lj9 South s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12
ZONES 4 uALLSCHANGEAuLE SAFETY LocK-

ZONES \ HALLS CliANGEABLE SAFETY LoCK.-
~ This Lock 81 the VIII Of ITS poSseSscr hc changed
make millions OF locks cut OF 50 that neitc
the maker any other person as any knowledge what
OF the lock-
The subscriber would respectfully inform the Nulc that
nc has purchased Of his N3rtSr, Wn Hall OF Boston. Mass
his hair Ia The Tatc RSh: in hS above ock. This lock
owned and VIII in future oc manufactured only by
IL c. Jo>ES, his establishment. IN The city OF Newark
y j. And by ShiS advertisement: u would notify all per-
not tcnirlse his Patent Right; The subscriber has
been 20 sCat expense 20 manufacture and 10 sell The
above Lock az much les price. according to the SIZE, than
can he bought in the United States And he would farther
state that his lock has been picked opened with
ont the true key that lockedt it, viii n by .e many
trials that Il has undergone 4; difi,reit times, with
ward OF $500 20 any ferSoa who would open fairly but
no one has been successful; AMI il is warranted all
instances not 20 &c; eat q order while which has
oSeh srs. annoyance 10 many who have used LOCKS
different trpcIiOu.
Iso has Patent rNd Locks for Railroad purposes rris-
e fNreSscs md Custom Houses. which hare been gem
orally sdopiel all give tull satisfaction H. JONES
l'' "'N'aw'sc Patent Lock Maker, Newark. y. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

fNFUBcU Z of Osterofr Surrogate OF the Couq-
. II Newly ork Notice IS Lefeby given all persons 5a
viz, ei.irs .raig, Ohm Ai'DOW ELL e,e the City OF
New ok Merchant deceased. pE.sG: the with the
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. ms No. 10
si!e-f City Newly Jr b-ior- the 2o;h day
Siasc rexDaed ork The Sixtee..lh day of S-pter-
Der lsiL DAVID M'DON ELL, Adniastr4tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

IN PURSUANCE OF al order Of the Surrogate OF the
Comfy New ok. notice . hereby CIV 10 all
having claims ss-lInst SANIEL ANDt A. late OF the
with the vouchers thereof To the subscb.f At The
siteuc- al Elizabeth l. ABdrras No z5 Third street the
City OF ew ol or befor the fifteenth d4y Of Aug
Dated NN-i ofk the lth day OF February, 1915
CHARLES BROWN Administrator.
ELIZABETH l.. ANDRt.AS, Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

NJURRAY's AND DINNEFORD's FLUID NAG
sI NEsiA-Aso Henry geqqin; Gaieiaed SaSne, ~
Warranted sfaaih.iL aoi 50 ~ "a ~ ~ N,rLc;
x-n-r mil I'm
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ARRIVED.
p ra,Ipico Nlckcrson, "a d I'm Franklin, La. tnoas-
scs to A Hcaion Of SHayen. The Tampico has exPefi
800 constant gales durins the passage -o:n 10 Sc
.nsta:red some slight damage
Erig Marcelus (of NCastle Me) Sproi. IA ds I'm NOr
,eaus rne!asses 10 Depeysier q Whitrafsh-
Brig Pocahontas, Wacc from Newport, VIA NL'huon'
e ebr samuel Upsnr Nelson ia Washing ;Onva oats
10 II Hayens.
sclr Bounty I'm Newport, III. oil!
Schr Clio, from Portsmouth, MI. potatoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

GOOD SITUATIONS FOR BUSINE>S-fersois about
VI into business informed that they can OBJ
tain immediate possession Of Stands in the Partisan Bazaar
No. 4io broadway, near Grandstrect which consist OF
Counters and Glass Cases for the sale OF Dry Goods Mil
ncry, Furiicrs Articles, Hats and Caps, Watches and
Clocks Silver and Plated Ware Lamps and Chandeliers
Cutlery China and Glass Ware Pocketbcohs Maps. sta
toncry ANIMALS and Other books, Canes ana Umbrellas
rerfumery Furnishing Articles. Ladies shoe Store Toy
d. Ready Made Linen. Thread and Needle Store, and for
every description OF neat goods.
This perhaps of the best opportunities for persons
OF small capital of their friends starting them into bnsi
ness II n very snail S The NnzIar is heated and light
cd by the Proprietor further particulars apply the
Bazaar.
" B-A separate entrance viii be made 20 the Gallery
and Rooms the second story, which will DC let for Mil
linery and Dress Making Portrait and Miniature Paint
ing &c &c. jl6
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SPRING FASHIONS.

FASH1 70 =; sRa M sSt AZ conner 9Sa
g fh I'M, LIMITATION Beaver and Moe SKIN Hats
@ re Sornc Fashion, for the lo'S iited pee o. - \
81 - <so-,-.t of CAPS. patterns rIlch sd
IA ,7o.Is,:e rr1rss wholesale and retail mo I'm
spgT>o FASHIONS-To THOSE WHO
20 sTT1DY ECONOMY--Th- subscriber u accord
81 W-ssa Hats fur bodies 10 'h veg low pI'cs 81
3 8 The above ar e , re. I'd IN tbs cir At 81
Also constantly manufacturing az ana S,lS mas
~ .t quality, latest Patterns AID al the lowest N1' f'
Tor o srt-n, Of vsiye, and Cloth Cars avas OF hinG
,asapc- the above dos not give e1Fe siisSii9H'
II 10 ah bisi b. giving information 10 the suhsefi'
u can = Iu'i' J. W KELLOGG, No. l52 Clnsi-si
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