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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-11

TO Mcsers. Dcbmchcl. Rcgis-e q Wilt.
TUESDAY Nov. Pointe-a a-llachc.'
lN'e printed journal appendix. p. 3g)
Its duo to ruth and Justice to- say that this
committee h.ts received $40 evidence which il
any m1nucr iustiiie- thc statement Of Mr.. Sli-
dell in ms letter as so thc Whig committee.
Happens ron the official returns nadc bv
'he secretary Oh Stat" oi Louisiana Chat .Oll
vote were poIicd iu the parish of Tl,uier,ipss
at the elect IOn of Presidential election. in No.
vcmbcr last
Nh Joseph IL. Wilkinson saws that "morc
than 400 votes were never poilcd at any cleo.
ton IN the whole parish previous 10 lie last
election (Scc printed journal y. 1917
Mr.. Robert a. wilkinson tysjiiic., th,t ohc
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LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

No &c Main 81, fo,o doors a5ore Mc bookstore Of
VIM. j. Rob-.
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uPofy I IT SgrDrApy sr,azyr
Il cam TO TIE pUBIJc.

lhee Is no snhJoc, that can beuamcd in So few wafl
''i embraces snch an extent and variety Of interesting
aha uaen Information as the natural history Of The slv
aga creatures o HE forest ard the desert Ii includes
within The rafee OF lis various Objects every tbn5 tIai
can lhvlte tie attention. or feNal tie cuoulrIes al TIN
natural philosopher tho student, The casual wavIafe
1t FURNISHES subjects for Investigations which have en-
gaaed The interest Of the most gifed minds, duIau
period OF more than four Thousand years II lead, The
mind back to the hour when the world was in lis nfla
cy and extends d1wn TO the discoveries of the np-eG
day. In this nUtensive exhibition, the whole animal
kingdom, In all the multiplicity and variety of its objects
possessIng suill Ien interest," brought to the actual
view oil the spectator, perfection and beauty no, ~
where To be found.
The science ol Natural History must, in some DEGREE
have occupied our race IA all ayes, and IN every deeree
oiciYzlon as We depend upon The ohjacis around Us
Tor iood, shelter and amusement Why should hot man.
IN state Of Refinement and wealth. eA pl5rr the greal
museum oil nature, 10 ehidift MS lpup1ra nmirallan
add 10 his source OF kuuwled. a8a a.-.l. his yene-
rattoa ior the wonderful Author Of all ihlou,.
THIS department Of human know ledge seems 50 in,
suctVe and useful, As to deserve place IN every sys
ten ui edncalion and should be taught not in coeres
merely, but IN every public school, The American pnb
lie will, by the opening OF the erhbion have access To
by lar he greatest number OF animal wonders that ever
came within Their ve~ and the opportunity is only
iii one 10 be seized upon by both sexes the highest
responsibility, but becomes incumbent Jut, Of every
parent or guardian to indulge those under his chafse
with SIGHT ot those prodgles OF nature that may never
again be presented ii. one exhibition Since the decIn.
OF theatrical and circus amuaemeAs the show OF AMI
mails has become leading feature IN public entertain
ments, and paonzed By all iheineIleeuce aud re5pec
liability 81 society.
The advantages TO be derived by visit TO well ar
ranged Aenagere are apparent II is The concentration
OF all that Is beautiful and sublime in natures mighty
works. Of the most elevated sources Of human enjoy
menl, and one wholly Invested of every moral objection
frequently made use OF against places Of amusement
general
1t is hardly necessary to remark. that in the exbbi.
ton here offered 10 the public. nothing will be given
that can, IN The smallest degree offend the decaey oil
the must sensitive beholder, ur that visitors who ma
honor it with their patronage, will for a single instant,
be annoyed by any exhibition offensive either to morality
or good taste. r. f.. RAYMOND, MANACER.
For particulars see Large Bills posted the Hotels.
G5- The above will be exhibited al New London, on
"Wednesday October 10.
Oct. 9 3tif
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TIE RELEASE OF SANTA ANA.

The secret trealy which Santa Ana formed with thu
authures ot feNas, by whlc. he obtained his iln-
efy aud preserved the army OF Mssico. has in, been
publ shrd by feaas, ul which ,h- following IL cnpy:-
Antuulu lapo4 e Staa Ana, gcnera-n,eliot ot the
my u opo mtous. and Presljen, VI The Republic Il
Mo\cl, helore tie government established ~ Texas,
slemnly rlgd.es hnseli Ia in6 The stipulslinns con
tai ed Ia Lao following articles, as lar concern huns
self
Atuclo l. lie will NJ, lake up arms. enuso them
10 be- akro UP, agafs The people Of Texas, during tho
present war Of mdei eudencr.
Arlicr = liz will give hts orders tina, in the shor'eet
time tho Mexican oops may leave Tho territory Of Tex
Article J. lie will ~ prepare matters in the cabinet
oi Mexco. that hs mission that may be sent illlerby
the government Of Texas may be we'll received aud
that, by neaha 81 negotiations. all differences may b"
settled. aud the Independence that has been declared by
the convention may In acknowledged.
Article 4 4 treaty ii Commerce., unity and limits
will he established between Npxirn and Texas Tho
territory Of he latter not TO eris.d beyond The Rio Bra
10 del N6rie.
Article 8. The prompt return Of General Santa Ana
To VEGA Cruz Aelng Indispensable. for the pnrrdkeo Of ~
tectng hs solemn engagements the government Of Tx
will provide Tor hs Immediate enbafkatlon for said
port.
Article 4. THIS INSTRUMENT being obligatory part
as We'll as On the ohrf, will he sgnedby duplicate. re-
naGtg folded and seaed until HE negoca,ln shall have
been cooclhed when will be restored iohls rxcount
cy Gen. Santa Ana-na use Of it 10 he nsde before that
mc. unless there be niracun by either OF tho con-
uactlng parties.
Port qf pslaseo, Map Ia. 1888.
(Slgncd.) DAVID &. Bainci Antonio Lopez &c Santa
Ana. James Gollmgsworth. Sec'y Of State Bay tiir-
dimsn, Srcs oi ,hs Treasury, T. G. Grayson. Attorney
General
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e.GEETE2Tas,s'
+ U r N r S * u c. n 0 z Z
.IxHSn street Fsgg,cfa5.grg, va.

VINllE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their sup
Il plies If Fall and w inter Goods. comprising almost
every article of Genemen's " caring Apparel. which
were manufactured in New iork expressly for h.
ket-among which may he found black, blue, green.
brown and olive Dress and Frocl Goats; black, green
grey aud mixed Petioes and Over Goats: and circle
Csaks; silk velvet, satin. barlhea, bonbaznc, WOODEN
velve.. Cashmere aud Metino Vests; b,ngsh French
and American cashmere Pants; Youths Frlck and Over
Coats Vests aud Pants linen aud cotton Shlris Col
lars Bosoms. and Night Shirts silk lambs waul aud
mixed and white uerino, Pet. cotton and Jeans Draw crs,
Bar,hea and Italian silk Cfavats Scars, Stocks Tres
Cravat Stlleners llanderehies, Gloves. Suspenders
Suspender Ends Hosiery, Money Belts, Night Caps,
Walking Canes, Umbrellas. SC.
ALSO, a full assortment Of French, English and A.
merican Cloths, Cassneres aud Nestings. which we
will manufacture to order in must fashionable and work.
m,nke manner.
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly, or no sa..
Those wishing to furnish their own cloths VIII do
we'll 10 give call, pains Will be spared in the
execution Of work. FERNS CASH
WATERHOUSE, WHlTIr.MORE & co.
Oct. Is 3n
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THE BALANCE OF TR DE.-Murh i. said a,
bout The Balance Of Trade, mud The uiica reports Tie
Treasury Department referred To exhibiting hal
that balance is.
The haauce of trade is nn truly indicated by The re-
ports o lie Treasury because they give ihe home yas
alons of the eXporls al the nc oil sh pncnl mol what
they neil IN foreign markets. Fur Illustration let
take cotton, which The greatest article Of export and
which year may lose heavily and the nexi make
lnuuey. Tue collectors iaay report 10 the Secretary
that the home valuation o the exports Of this article Is
nly mJns OF dollars, but Ills cotton may not nett the
shippers over forty millions. On Me other hand look.
ms successful year. the eSports OF cotton valued IN
TIM. country at fly millions may nett sixty millions.
These remarks alike applicable to imports. so
nther HE Secretary, nor any one else TELL by Gus
tom house returns. whether the balance of trade is IN
onr favor Or against In $40 We may export pro.
duets. all told, valued at hnndted millions and ll>
loTt a corresponding an0nnt from which, 10 the cons
mon observer, 1t would appear ihere would be no bal
either way; but BY reason 81 losses the expors
(uu uncommon thing, by the Way there may be a bona
Gde balance against If twenty or thirty millions. II
there be balance against u.s. is only indicated by III,
rate ol iufegn exchanges l. # our exports nett less
than our impnrs, bills on England will he above pai
value; rice tersa, they will be under par When sierl.
ing bills arc about nine per cent. premium, NAY sale
ly estimate The nett proceeds oil exports and imports
bout Cqnal.
Il is quite clear, we think, that the sa fest and mos
solid business for would be make our exports
coed our Imports, because the balance whsiever it ma,
10, will couie 10 in COM that Is say, ii in lSi6 W,
expurl hundred and h'ty millions and import onl,
one hundred millions the balance Of fifty millions due II
/ by The residue Of the world will be- received in tn
"hard" which should be welcome To the Locni1co
as the Wings But if the party in power disturb tb
Tariff The will be the case. and the consequence
may be another numerical and financial revuson. per
haps disastrous tina, Of 1887, which may feave
ioreendl Nal. hit
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TIE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

| We have no,Ioed that Southwestern Conven,isn ID
scain To ho held Al Memphis On The i2h dsy OF Novsn-
her next We lesfn from tho New Orleans Buie,in
that the Prominent purpose Of assembling such Con.
vent,on, 10 awaken aud snuise Tho public mind to
percepon Of thu long neglected and of
the West aud sonlh. Among the leading objects which
VIII primarily rnaase the sien,ion Ut Tho Convention,
may be meninned: The Atlantic and Mississippi Rail
nad the grea, ship canal. connecting The lois river
with Lake Mehssn; lhe National turnpike through the
state oi Arkansas hr military and naval defence Of iha
South aud West enbrshtno stmotics and iprs; and ha
improvement al Southwestern rivers, and the retaining
o HE ruhka u the by rvess tho facilities Of mail
uanspunat,nnl the eundun ned Improvement OF ngcu
ufe. aud the manufacturing capabilities Of the Siuh and
West, During their deliberations, II u expected that
The coovenlia. will Mud ously avoid ything that Will
tend Ia eAcn nfame party s,mnalhle.. aud that hs
action oI the National authorities will be sought and urQ
ed uny IN where therc IA an entire Immunity Of
sfnilueh M Ia the p1wcrs conferred IN the General
Government. For The want Of sufficient notice IN thu
call ot Tho ast G0nyenlion, the representation but
partial from the States Interested IN the great 0bscs
contemplated, Small however. NJ WAS the Convention
:" july eonirafed With The rguiinde If tie subjects
Brought beofe II. much interesting discussion was oil
r,id aud intense and ine x,ing nisable zeal
ed IN behalf ol the and diversified interests for the
dc3cl"pm.ul aud guardianship Of which ,he AID VI the
Convention 10 invoked. North .lnsrican!
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
" Is " F.g Il IL G. q @ ID 8
LYNCuBIRG. Oer.l2. 1915.


~ NJ. ). WILLIS begs leave to inform his friends
customers and the public IN general that he has
'us''e'ufhed from the Northern Giles with large and
desirable stock OF Dry GoGds. Shoes Bolaeis Rlbbons
Flowers &c, which having been purchased principally
of cash and his stock being very heavy will enable him
oer great Inducements 10 purchasers at wholesale or
iea, Persons wishing to purchase will ind itlo their
interest to give him call before puclashnr elsewhere
ss he VIII take pleasure in exhibiting hts Goods To
'"em whether they purchase not Amongst his as
sortfnent may be found viz
rfcnch Ohshmere dCoss and 0bre Laines new stvles
Aofenes and Cracovicns, enlrely new tyes) for La
dies dresses;
Nlouslin FLAMES, Irish 'Twils and parisrens
'ooo yards black and fancy coored Alpaca Lustre al
great bargains;
pieces black, extra, warranted Silk Warp, al only
81 per yard;
Black aud blue back Silks cheap
pieces bupins best B0nbaznes, at s. 25 and 81 so
per yard;
@o'ooo yards Calico splendid styles from C cents u
Ded licking. Apron Checks, and Linscys, large as
i i, Edgngs and Bubbin Trimnlino:
n'ooohs and Flowers, large assortment;
Ne",ucky and Glasgow Jeans large assortment cbean.
o'o'os oassiineres and Nesngs large and general as
soment,
h'a and white Flannels clean.
AloO-varo,s other Goods loo numerous To enrme
n ,a'e For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
0o, !, WM. }. WILLIS.
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Gr THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINIAN,
II ,sbshsd sei-toeeky, (eoefg .lo,,day and Thursday,
BY SrArHAM. BILLIARD & TOWNLEY,
4, Four Dollars per amman, pagable IN adrGncs No SUD-
.,;,t,sn uilbe receiredtor asiofertine than sir months
,x no PAPER ,siH be discontinued (ezeept al s discretion
.fths Edi.ors,) until all a,rearagcs paid.
CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted ut so cents per
,ouss Tor less) for every inner form insertion and y
cant, GER square COR ess) far epery outer form Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER required to note, AIS
manuscript hoe long he ristcs hs art'.ScreHt inserted
On advertisements not noted, ,oH DC inserted I'll its dis
sntisuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTfSLNJa the terms are for
tie pripege Of squares $40 for squire, SIS for
one square, form, $50 Every yeariy Advertiser
will res tired to coae as Advertising TO Alsparou
or line of business.
g. JOB PRINTING erecttted neatly and eTped0ious-
" snd unreasonable terms.
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bargains! ES1rG@isss!. isGvSV531s!9
BOOTS ANA sgEBEIS.

LKSCHBURG OCT. 12I'H, 1915
ID ECEiVlNG aud opening at Richmond Cash Store.
Ia 10000 pair Boots, Shoes and Bro!aus winch
will be sold at Manufacturers prices ior cash. w;
1000 pair Ladies' Extra Kidd spFes. ur only IS cts.
per best-Phsdelphs work, t4a3e express, IS 10 my
order,
Ladies Extra Goat. Calf, Kidd &, seal Walking SHOES,
best article, only 81 20 pr.
doz. pr. Extra kodd, "a Caters. quilted and lined
with silk only S. % pr.
A large assortment OF Mlsscs Slippers, Dask.ns and
Booiees cheap
800 pr. Chldrens Shoes all prices,
Womehs Extra PeHged Thick soe, sirap shoee, pr IS
cts. worth 81 rs.
Buskrs and 9 Caters, all prices.
500 pr. Slippers at 50 CTS. good article.
Mems l.. b. Calf and kipp Brogans cheap,
do Morrocco and Navy shues
soo pr Heavy Brosans at cts. pr. worth 25. For
l'od ba's.ns IN above goods cali al the R,chmond Cash
S"fe. al do not fear competition above line. Mer
chants buying to sell again. will find il their interest
to give me CALL before purchasing elsewhere. as bar
gains will be sold ", j. WILLIS
Oct. 10 I.
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E.aEe' ss0ebI1s

4 A!GESf of the Laws, respecting Real Properly,
genefally adopted and IN IN The United Street
embracing more especially the law Of Real Property IN
Virginia. BY john Iayloe Lomax, Judge &c. Price
reduced TO $1,000.
treatise on the Law of Executors and Adminisra-
tors. generally in in the United States and more
particularly adapted to the practice Of Virginia; by the
same auihor Price reduced To $1,000 For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
p & G. are prepared to furnish. fer cash, al short
notice. the Law Books published at the North, at pob-
Ishes prices, cheap any oi the travelling Bo0k
sellers. +. x u.
Aug. Is
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Crsm,rtn and The Knes # England III tho now
PatlIsme0t House al Great Britain. now almost cuu~
pleltd niche is reserved for every erNn who has on
i,yrd supreme rule In thu kugdom and the q'estl"n Is
now raised shall CRoawELL nave statue ~ tho
Londnn Jounas discussing this question with con
siderable warnh. II involves than personal Is
sue u ~ qneslion between the popular principle On
The hand aud hat o heredlsty rule on the other, as
10 which is The me source of the power 10 govern.
IL is ufucd by the ads0ralts III legitimacy that ROM
WILL DECLARED rcgicule by the government ;
hut II IA als known that he was once dc toefo and by
vlnue If the popular will the supreme head VI tho
government. Which was this most truo governs
mont OF England, that which ordered The bonss OF
OLivrn To he dug up aud burned a. Tybnrn among The
graves Vi trlons that Which styled him LaTd Proeo-
Tor Ut the Commonwealth
TIE d,ctrlie Of the divine right Of kings ia not
held IN such reverence IN England az /, was wont
To be. The probability is that CROMWELL VIII have
his status. What could iudnce France 10 strike the
name Of N1roLEos from The lat Of her rulers Z
baltimore american.
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IIoME MARKfrs.--The Sou.hron. published at Jack
son. VI ssissppl. says the doctrine of the Southern wing
Of the greai Wing party is 10 introduce the manufacture
of cotton fabrics the South and that of lis stand
ng is, 'Consume the cotton; build up the home
n,arkets' This is the way talk; and the inanuac-
tories constantly going iuto operation the South show
that the m5ito olthe SJuthron is felt and understood
rAsw Cr'eans 1fo,ic.
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Clo!lls. Cass..nare. nnl ga.i.nn..

G!o!lts, CassialleTcs imai VrstasagS.
4 PIECE eXlfa superior black Foueh Cloth at sll
Il per yard. worth ST.,
piece extra superior oas.mcre at s. -. worth 80:
pece extra Fancy Silk vesn.., (best article impor,sd
al S. ca;
Black and Fancy SILK leyets, elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere aud Naenila do
piece black Satin Nesting pronounced by the best Of
Judges the finest article inpmed) only So per yard
Persons Wishing To purchase any Thing IN The above
line, will please give me call before pnfclasnr else.
where. as bargains will be sold. WM. J. WILLIS
Oct. Is ia
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EpEssovusioa OF ip.

N VIE ro-panership heretoore existing between tho
u Undersigned, under the style OF Edmond, Watson
s. Co.., is This day dissolved by mutual consent. i he
debts and effects of he have been purchased by
Mr. james NJ Boyd who intends Ia carry IN the hus,
ness himself All persons indebted 10 the firms OF ed
lnond Watson s, Co, VIM. H. Watson & Co. and
Boyd, l.imond X Co.. are requested 10 pay 10 James
NJ. Boyd aloae--and all The creditors Of said firms will
apply 10 him iJr payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, jr.
Feb. II
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THE GENULNY2 P.l1E.ST
esALV MIC EsaE
.Essfs e,l,SssSe's .Tyug3esfc E7g;EsG


~ llS remarkable discovery has received the unver
Il sal appreciation OF The medical profession Of Great
Britain, has been sufficiently before the American
public Ia give tar test OF It's power aud Ell arpihe
Gayanic Rings have long been used with perfect
in all cases o RlE UMAIlSN acute ar chronic, apply
ing to the head, face or limbs; Goat, Tie Dp1reaux,
Toothache, Brnacaifas. Vertigo Nervous SICK Head
ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy. FMS,
Gramp, Papatidn OF the Heart, Appplexy. Sulness Of
Joints Lambago, Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia Gene.
raj Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and all
Nervous d sorlers.
Their extraordinary Ell cts upon The system must be
witnessed be believed; and as a certain PREVENTIVE
tur the above complaints They equally be
mcnded.
THE GALNANIC BELTS, BANDS, BRACE
LET'S, &C.
Ia complaints OF very severe character and o
long standing the power obtained by the Gavanc Ring
IS not sufficient To arrest the progress OF disease. and
ultimately restore health. The improved notification
IN the Galyanic Belts. Bands, Bracelets. &C. entirely
remedies this objection any degree of power that is
CURED can easily be Obtained, and disease which the
mysterious agent OF Gayansn effect, will fail to be
permanently relieved.
Certificates hearing strongest witness of The exranr
binary effects Of these articles, daily accamnatng.
and liberty 10 refer to number of persons IN
Lynchburg and vicinity, who have used them.
The Genuine Galvanie Rings aud iiud only 10
be obainrdOf WILLIAMS = VICTOR,
Sole ,3gcRiS.
Who have recently received addition their
ment, of fine J-welly, Watches, SC.
Oct . Is
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5nLT.
snN SACKS BEST LIVERPOOL SALT.
ebUO 40 bills Salt.
80 sacks ground AIlom Salt, on hand and ior
low for cash by
BRYANT, TINSLEY & LAyiNDER.
Oct Is Al
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SAT-, COFFEE, &C.,
FOE SIZE.

FL THE HOUSE aud LOr now in the
Ga..HA occupation Gf James T.. Horner, and for
$50 :ssA many years the residence Of the late
g. 80 Capt James Warwick. This property
is "a quiet location, but very convenient To business
The yafd garden and out lots large extent of
p.,und. il viii he 5ota, long credit il desired by
The purchaser. For terms apply to
WALTER HENDERSON.
August Il Is
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sEGAHs: sEGAs;s" sEGaHs:"

sECAHs: sEGAs:s" sESsAEs!"
INST received on consignment, 100000 Segafs OF
~ the following brands -2OO0O Juso SAM f,hc'le'
nc "a Norma; 2660o Texas; 10000 Rex.
The above are open Tor eXanhatlon ahc VIII oe
sold at Wholesale cheaper than ever before offered IA
this marke, to close consgumenis. Terms, cash. or
months credit for negotiable paper
CHARLES PHELPS, Apct'r.
Granite front building opposite the Bank
ft,t
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ROLLED EESG.b.,

, TONS II inch by !, Ii by !, and / ! by inch. for
ED sale low for cash.
BRYANT, TlNSLEY 6 LAElNDER
Oct. IS 1t
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Feb. II
CONFIRMATION.

lfEliE undersigned, havng purchased Of Messrs Ed.
mond, Watson 4 Co.. their stock OF Goods VIII
carry on business al the old stand himself lie will
keep good of Groceries hand and solics
continuance Of the patronage which has been extended
| Ia the old firm. JAMES Nj. BOYD.
Feb ~ ~
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FAIL FASHIONS.

so %
Esoosssefs EEi55oIaS 0MG KgotcCrs,
u D ECEiEiNG and openingat Richmond Cash Store,
l. q a large assortment Of Bunnrls, pat extra fac.
100 pieces bon ct R5bons, some elegant styles, at
reduced prices;
so boxes artificial Flowers, real French
cheap.
9 boxes real French out side Flowers only
100 ps. WI. WILLIS.
Oct IS Is
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FROM Tue CITY OF NEW YORK.

NA Ill. be exhibited at lynchhurr on the 18th.
l1th and lSth Oct lsi5 Doors omen tom >
To , P. m Adnll'auce reduced Ia % cauts-G Children
under ten years OF aye and Servants half price
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I--g TIE HOUSE at pgcsen, occupied by
GGas.ss 4 the subscriber Possession eiven lmmed,
ssaa5 sfs ately Apply to 5. Nowln, Ed or 10
~ iSSss:zzs3 ID. SHAVER.
Oct. Is u