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THIRTY UOLLANS REWAKU.
OST-Presumedto have been left ha, No I6 on We'd
IL nesd.y last small pocket Wallet, secured by steel
containing thirty hirtyve dollars five dollar bills
of the interior ba Of this State and sundry papers of val
4e except 70 the owner among which Were draft drawn by
0reans dated Mach 18th, lsi3 and payable month after
date ior S75 3il00 also Draft made by Lewis Chiles
yor OF Harrel and acceptedby Bradford Saunders Mu
bile payable the 18th Of March for about S89 S900
has been stopped The above reward will be paid
The delivery the Wallet and CONTENTS the desk of
hce the money be retained by enclosing ough the
post ofce leaving the book and indicated
and questions asked. s7 tt*mc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
THE FOREIGN NEWS

Il The most lmporian, item. which notice in the last
Foreign Intelligence. is The fitting Of vessels on the
coast 81 Ireland, to be employed prvsleers in the
Mexican service. The impression abroad seems TO be
that there will be war between Mexico and the United
Saies-in which event it is certainly DO expec, ed
that any movement calculated to injure The growing
it By The opponents of Ropubc,n Government. On
nus subject We extract the following from the Dublin
Mercantile Advertiser:
he last ACCOUNTS from Mexico show, that however
much the Mexican G,yernment may be disposed fur war
ssans' me p"Hed states. they sorely lack the means.
Is BY the issue Of letters Of arqne 10
any tefous annoyance be given In the trade OF the
%. Sta'es. We have learned, tina, number Of vessels
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:
STATISTICS OF LOWELL

From summary OF the contents of book recently
Published. We compile interesting facts concrIninp
The history, progress and condition the manufacturing
lily ol Lowell The first attempt to establish msnulsr-
,urers there WAS made in 1913. when Messrs NhiGg
Fletcher erected small oaen building 60 fee Ionp
and 80 Vide. at c0sl of 81 500 ior The manufacture OF
eoiion In 1921 The Nal,ham Company uns lncmno-
,lej with capital II s6OGe0O Tie foundation Of
The first NIL laid IN 1922, aud The first cloth was
'aade In Nov 1928 aachine shop costing $50 900
completed IN ls24. IN 1870 Tie place was iurot.
rora,eJ. with population al $50. iso a town. and
: AIMED after Francis abnt Lowell distinguished n.
en-, 10 tie introduction II culton manufactures into TIN.
country. IN ls20. lis ppulatinn Nas 200 in ls26
=: 500 10 1886, ,633 aad in March Of the latter year
u became civ.
p The Locks and Canal Company continues its oner.
sdons under lis charter III 1872 with capital stock 81
$500 200. and supplies water, machinery. Sc. l., The
fnlls They have Two shors, employ steadily SOC
male lahorers anil sometimes Twice as many manusc.
tore annually l223 tons of wnooehi and cast inn and
r,nsune 10000 bushels Of chlrcJal 200 ehalJrns nj
fnhs' ci 39) tons hafd cpal and 1900 gallons of oil
The following list 81 the manufacturing conpnes u
lowell. with their amount ui capital. number OF m,le
and females employed and the yards Of cluh manuiac,
sJtcd per week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

SAsrA Ass,-Thr Picsyune Of the 27lh u'i gives
the ollos Ing Of the Whereabouts Vi this famous
exile.
ny The last arrival fm Havana learn thai Cep
Sans Anna The ~ President II Mexico is sill living
IN and eircsnce the famous country seat Of DR.
nesia n IL situated sbiui nine miles from Havana.
in The district OF Msraoao II is spinpus residence.
aud NIGH well he deemed palace. The General has
Gently purchased magnificent carriage, fotses, 81
and o,hrrals. given evidence al design 10 make uba
refmanenf ftsifr,,ce. unless emergency in the
affairs Of Mexico, fortunate f lis parisans, should
call him 10 the of his former wonderful and most
evsnfi career II must be- confessed that he has cho
his place of retirement wit admirable taste and
eacr, From all parts Of The world is received al
Havsas Nv regular and frequent packets. lie can thus
take advantage of the earliest movement In his favor
nmnnicse promptly with his friends a, home, and at
The same time sha,e 10 The enjoyment, and Injuries Of
society in Havana"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

The ion companies eorsume annually l2 100 TINS of
"al, 90 cords Of wood, $40 gallons Of spctn and
10000 ot other oil.
vi The whole population OF Lowell $3.50 females and
80 mticsog 92t3. are empl1 Eyed operatives.
-'ther IN The mills connected with other mechanic EN-
shipments.
here are % mills, aud about $50 houses beL,noino
e Ia the corporations.
Tie capital Invested in manufacturing and mechani
= -sienterrtses sl20t0WO.
fee There are made IN Lowell every week 45o 100
. ,'ris Of cloth, or Is, s6S 600 yards per year.
cotton worked every year 10 6l 100
eshales.
The printed calicoes made annually, amount to ii
n00.0o0 ot yards.
The wages paid on' annually. amour, 10 more than
xt5ooOoo. aud the annual proft IT this immense busi
"ts has been estimated at The same amount or abou,
~i2l PER cent.
The average daily tine Of running the mills. j.
swelve hours and ten n,nuies. The. averaee number
nj hours during which the females labor Zen Iom, and
. haD The healihfulness of Lowell. and of the h,
boz carried there. may be inferred irom the following
statement OIL The comparative average mortality Of
iouf places from the year 1870 10 the year lS44 both
sacinsiye:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

ENlE Subscribers have Just received portion of their
1 FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF SUPE
RiOR READY-MADE CLOTHING, consisting in
part OF snpr. blue and black cloth and beaver cloth
Coaks; blk gold mkt, Sleeps grey. and fancy Over
Cost' Sacks and Office Goats; black, grey bue-hack
ana fancy French and English doe skin cass Pants |;
black silk, satin, velvet, and fancy velvet, marine.
style.
Also, an assortment of Merno and Lambs wool and
Ipswich Shirts and Drawers; cotton Shirts with linen
oosems aud collars. Scarfs nd Cravats Of variety o
syes and patterns Cloves Handkerchies, Suspenders
Collars, SC.
All .! which will be sold low Cor cash BY
Oa.2 'iot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

There is subject that be named in SO few words
that embraces such an extent aud variety of interesting
and useful Information as the natural history OF the saw
ags creatures OF the forest aud the desert II includes
within the rnnge ct It's various Objects every thing tina,
can invite the attention, or reward the euouiries T ,h
natural philosopher, t student or the casual waylarer
II furnishes subjects for investigations, which have en-
gagged the interest of the gifted minds durinu !,
period OF more than four thousand years. Il leads The
mind back 10 the hour when the world was in its inf,,
cy and extends down TO the discoveries of the presen,
day. In this inohensve exhibition the whale mn; nj
kingdom, in all the Multiplicity and variety of its objects
possessing sufficient interest. Is brough, to the actual
view OF the spectator, IN perfection and beauty no, else
where To be found.
The science OF Natural History must, in some degree.
nave occupied our race IN all ages, and in every degree
OF civilizations we depend upon the objects ar,uuJ N.
ior food, shelter and amusement WHY should moi man
IN state OF refinement aud wealth. explore the great
museum OF nature, TO enhance his temporal pracaon.
add 10 his source ol knowledge, and increase his vene-
ra,sn FOR the wonderful Author Of all .hinps1
This department of human knowed seems So in f,
structive and useful as 10 deserve place in every
tenn of eucaon and should be taught not in colleges
merely but IN every public school. The American pub.
lie WILL by the opening of the exhibition have access tn
by tar the greatest number of animal wonders that ever
within Their view; and the opportunity mo-, ooy
fl 10 be seized upon by both sexes of the highest
responsibility, but becomes ncumb mt du, of every
parent or guardian TO indulge those under his charne
with sight Of those prodges of nature that may never
again he presented II. exhibition Since the decline
OF 'heairca and circus ahusements, the show All.
mails has become leading feature in public entertain
menis and pstronzed by all the Intelligence and respcc
liability Of society.
The advantages 10 be derived by visit TO well ar
ranged Meagerle are apparent It is the concentration
oil all that is beautiful and sublime in natures mighty
works; one Of the most elevated of human eny
nen. and one wholly Invested of every moral ohjeo
frequently made use of against places Of amusement in
general.
II is hardly necessary TO remark. that in the exhbi.
'ioh mere offered to The public. nothing will be givea
that can In the smallest degree uffend the decaey OF
the most sensitive behojer, or that visitors who ma
honor II with their patronage. will for single instant
he annoyed by any exhibition offensive either to mora
good taste. +. T.. RAYMOND M,S,crp
For particulars see Large Bills posted a, the Hotels
Or The above will be exhibited al New London. on
"Wednesday October ID. "a.
Oct. 2, If
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3)ortteaI.


s#tf w VuU0 f.AF
'fss.iss-t 1T WILLIS esyLosp cLsRx.
s eo'enn, vet besa,ifal TO vr~, z8 i
7'.s Month OF nv heart. til, 4 ~s,ahrs,
e-9 With rsd ana faded rave. ,trew
The Summers melancholy bisr -
The moaning orfty wind. hear, ~ =
asihe rsS sunset dies afar,
AID bars df purple clouds appeal. =
os'earias ever, western star
Thou solemn month, I heartily voice .#z
"a htsllsm my soul Of other days.
When but TO hs. 20 rejrsrr--
--- Whcn earth wss iuvriy M, gaze;
Tin. sisicshri-ht-oh, he.-.a hons.
Where thcirliihr rapture. nows
81 = ask ~, spirit. ,sesred powers
II Lash M, paie and lsvetsi brow 49,
4 look 70 nature, and behold - -
s.ta Ny lis. dim emblem. rushing n,und, .ss
In hue. Of crimson An Of GOLD
a.- The years desd hanars "A the ground
And sighag. with the wnsd., esl. E.
g y wklc thsirlew pip,ens bv,
- 1lsw mnth then sweeping tones reveal esq
ofHf aud hanan acstiny. = p 700
- ~ When spring. selishtson,s romrnt. .lone,
They came in zrphyrs iss,n The west.
They bofe the wood-larks melting tone
f'lSry stirred the blue lak,. glass, breast.
Through summer fsin,ng IN no h.a,
They ling, rcd in the f,sc.t shade.
Hu, changed and Strengthened nov, they BRAT
In t'orm, Ger mountain glen andslade
k1Na $500 f3
Hp- likc riosc tram port, q Tic bfcad,
- When iii. is fresh 10, se~-
Son a. The hsleson'' downs ns.'.
And transient al ths, tfue;
They stir Ii. leave, in that bright wreath,
Which Hope about Der forehead twine,,
Til Grief hot .ish- around it breathe
Then Pleasures iip It's saes iesigns
ha' Tor Timr, mil Death and Care
What gloom aroma way ihcy aug;
Like cloud. In au,una'. gasy air,
The burial pa gednt Of the Spring.
s- The dreams that each successive year s=z. -s.=
Seemed baih-d in hu-s Of brighter pride,
Al last like wiiicted ,a,r. appear,
g. And sleep in darkness side by side
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

THE YOUNG RASCAL--A fellow only twenty
years old hss recently been convicted Of bigany In Os
vega. n. y. having nlr,ady married two wives. lie
hrd heen Tor about years soldier in Florida aud
Texas. and his hume Onordsao about year
soee. be married elri "f iiiiern who has become
laer aud Few months rg, emarred second 10 the
lawn o Granny. II IS qnlte iime 10 put this fellow IN
rtison Tor II let lse he viii at This rae marry half
lhe girls N that region beioe he arrives at years ofdis.
rTef1en
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FOR E.4LE,

FOK sale,
A THE HOUSE and LOT +. now in the
&M.!HA occupation of James T.. Horner, and for
6fi8 many years the residence of the late
Capt. James Warwick. This property
is IN quiet location, but very convenient to business.
The yard, garden and out lots large extent OF
gound. It, will be sold, on long credit, il desired by
the purchaser. For terms apply to
WALTER HENDERSON.
August ii Ia
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Dissolution OF CO-partnership.

HE copar,nership heretofore existing between the
l. Undersigned, under the style Of Edmond, Watson
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and effects of the have been purchased by
MIR. James NJ Boyd. who intends to carry on the bust
ness himself All persons indebted to the firms of Ed
mond. Watson s. Co., VIM. II. Watson g. Co. and
Boyd, Edmond 4 Co., are requested to pay to James
NJ. Boyd alone-and all the creditors Of said firms will
apply to him for payment;
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, r.
Feb. IL is
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Sept. %

A Il circuit superior court of law and chancery, en-
"A lnued by adjournment, and held for the count
OF Amherst, at the court house, on Saturday the Si
day Ut August. 1915:
Jonathan K. Stout, Phili
against
William Swanson, john T. Swanson, Charles S. ST,1
con, Joseph Swanson, Frances Swanson, George W
Swanson, Susannah Swanson, Administrative de wv
non with the will annexed of Ohio Sw anson, dec
Samuel NJ. Garland, Executor Of said Ohio owan'
dec, Deleudld
The subpoena awarded herein, on the 2Sth day Of Nj
io4O, being returned executed upon the defendant VI
uel M. Garland, executor Of Ohio Swanson, dec, \
two months having elapsed as well since the return 4
thereof as the filing OF the plaintiff 3 bill and The 4
PENDANTS William Swanson, John 4. Swanson, Chs1
5. Swanson, Joseph Swanson. Frances Swanson Gssi
w. Swanson and Susannah Swanson adminislrarl1
bonls non with the will annexed Of Ohio Swans&
galnst whom the pairtiff appears to have proceeds
me mode prescribed BY law against absent defend
SUI falling TO appear and swer motion Of The
tlff,by counsel, his bill is taken for confessed. And l
upon this cause came on to be heard upon the bill
exhibits, and was argued by the Plaintiffs couns
Va consideration whereof the court doth order ha
defendant Susahnah Swanson, administrative de bon'
with the will annexed of Otho Swanson, dec, and SH
nj. Garland, executor Of said Ohio Sw anson dec do "
der before one Ut the commissioners OF this court acc
OF their Administrations of the estate Of said Otho ow
son dec. whlch accounts the said commissioner is dfa
ed to examine state settle, * make report thereof 70 L
COURT together with an account Of the plaintiff sOp1
and the debts Of all other creditors who may appeal
lore him and prove their demands stating the Plu
ana dignity OF said debts, and an account of the qa
ana value u The real estate Of which the ieslan'
seized and possessed, and Of the annual value hesl
WIN any matter specially stated deemed perua'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
In CHANcERY.

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk, on.
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanc.ry =;
for the County OF Campbell, Monday the 4h day Of M
gust, 1875: ' Ht
Mary X. Walker who sues for tho benefit Of Samu., 4
Fuqua, ps;n,s
against
Benjamin w Walker, Samuel Jordan, BENJAMIN w.
kcr, Armstead Hamlet and Samuel J. Walker VI"
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.

Lump and Ground Plaster will alwaysbe kept on hand
and sold low for cash.
Mr.. jaws SUrPHIN who I learn is fayorablv
knownto the farmers Of this region will mill for me-
and hone to secure that patronage from the public
which the convenient location of the properly invites.
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
March 10 ts
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In CHANcERY.

The Defendant Benjamin w. Walker not having .n,.,
his appearance and given security according the ,c
sembly and the rules OF this court and it appearing b
factory evidence that he inhabitan of this cc
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant appea M
on the first day Of the next October Of our sa,s
order be forthwith inserted in new spaper prul,s
town Of Lynchburg for two months successive civ and [
the front door Of the house of this county an @
court day. Copy-Teste,
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER Clr
Aug. 10 Won
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N d II L e. II

LIVING taken lease Of the Mills in this place
HI known as the Langhorne Mills, for term Of
years, Will be regularly in the wheat market, and pre-
pared to rive the
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COUNTRYJE.4.TS, &c
NEW STYLE CALICO.

NEW STYLE CAI.1CO.
IYNCmRURas, sEPTEM BEN isT, lsA5.
RECEIVING AND OPENING AT RICHMOND CASH STORE.
3 00n yDS. SPLENDID STYLE CALICO.
- worth Is. only I2I cents,
S'oo yds ditto all prices from 6t cent. mp 10 25.
WIN. J. WILLIS.
Sept ~ ia
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Cash for TaIlOU NmH RecSUnc.
WE WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST CASH
w PRlC FOR TALLOW AND BEES
WAX. JOHN klNNIER s co.
March ts
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CONTINUATION.

CONTINUATION
INllE undersigned, having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
mond, Watson & Co.. their stock of Goods, will
carry the business, the old stand himself. He will
keeps good of Groceries hand and soclts
continuance of the patronage which has been extended
10 the old firm. JAMES Nj. BOYD,
Feb "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

VIRGINIA Alta eour, held Ion Bedford Conn.,,
courthouse, the Goth day OF August one
hund. ed and forty five AAdt Ns
John A.hwsii, j., Meredith Ashwell, Daniel !,
James Ashwcll, Thomas AshSell, Jesse MIshN. Ah-.n
his viii formerly Jane Ashwel William Pan Jan,
cy his wife, formerly Nancy AshweIl Jam,, ne and
Ez zbeh HIS wife, formerly Elizabeth AshweI
pasne committees Of the person and estate of Flu
Nelly Ashwell, plaaa.ln,a
,n,;... fiahliG,
Nancy A. Ashwell, .n.t
In CHANcERY Hs
The defendant, Nancy A. Ashwen not b,v;n
appearance and given security according In IL entered m
sembly and the rules OF this court and II nc, Of
satisfaction OF the court that she rot nm III,
commonwealth II is ordered, That she do anna Of thu
the fourth Monday in November next and ,,s her.
Of the plaintils and that copy of this ord,, w. The Bill
published IN some newspaper printed in the town Of
door oil the court house Of this county. " u" hor,
ACopy-Tesie,
September ,.ase.
cult superior court oil law and chancery boI me cir
for the county Of Campbell Monday the 4lh d., md
1916 way AsM
| Adeline f. Ward, wife ofGiles w ard. Nh.
W. Ward, her and next friend and the ga ''..,
Ward trustee Of the said Adeline E. Ward,
una;,,. rlantim
Richard Perkins, admir-. of James B, Risen.
and in his own right, Dabney Martin, Ferdinand Nv e'
and George C. Huttcr and Henrietta j. hi. WIFI h"9.
t. C Defendant,
The defendant, Ferdinand W. Risgue, not hay;n.
his appearance, and given security according TO
semby and the rules Of tins court, and it
factory evidence, that he is inhaiant "s
wealth; 1t is ordered, that the said defendant
the first day OF the October term of sa ia @ 'a
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that COPY Of 49,
der be forthwith inserted in some new.pan.r ~ hn
the town OF Lynchburg, Tor two months sncce,s,,.
posted at the front door of the court house OF tbi
on some court day. Copy-Tcste, 'fl
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER IN
Aug IS 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

WILL be exhibited at Lynchburg the 10Th.
w l7ih and 18th Oct. lsi5 Doors open from
to p, m. Admii,ance reduced 10 25 cents hidrsn
under ten years vi age and Servants, half price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Richard Perkins, admir-. Of James B. Risqu.. a.,.,.
and in his right, Dabney Martin, Ferdinand Nv easi
and George Z. Huttcr and Henrietta hi. WIFI h"9D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-04
sPRlNG STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS.& &C. &c.

w have now in store, every article usually
required in our line Our stock been purehas.di In
for cash. which great Dduoeen. 70 ouny
Merchant. and o'ben who may favor US with call
10 bbIsNo. Caster OIL '''
10 do Ep-ou sslu
50 bs Csiouprt Epeiish and Ameriean
500 do rehpcd Campt-os
cases powdered J.l.p
20 q ssss.rs
do Peruvian Bat
9 DO hes, Eng Gale d.
do do do lump do
do As-afr,ida
] Flour Sulphur
do roll Brinl-ioEe
do Cream Tartar
9 do sup. Carb. sota
SO lbs Rhubard
refinesi BoraI
= casks P.aria.h
Dbl pure ground Ginger
Tags race Ginger
lag. Pepper
bags An,piee
I bSi Cloves
bag Nu,mrgs
Mace
500 lbs Caraees. Trieo
500 lbs bet Mseeoooy sHrG
30 boxes extract LorN@ei
10 hbis ehpped and s'ound Lns~ooi
Is bb!s Copperas
Alan
soco he White L-adnon
5000 10, ombra Nader
eases chrome Green
9 do Yellow
do dry verisris
do pure ground vertisrs
90 kegs Green Paint
90 cans hh- black Paint
casks ven.iian Red
d. srani-h Brown
10 bbis Spanish Whiting
1000 gallons iiu-eed
1000 do pure winter saern Oh
500 do pure do d.
SEQ do refined do
SO Do Spirits rarrentne
5UO gallons Alcohol
500 boxes Muriea Ash and Msrr.r Window Glass As
-orfco-toach xc
-GAYNOR. WOOD CO.
NH IL Wholesale BrugEisss.
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Tsnss srssrnros-To Cy sabserber. O. no ,ss v~.,
and sss ss''-r pcrot or WHEN BY siopsy.b In
ell .a.-s In advance.
"S'rRnssa-for dnasn ors n@eioa IS cents.
~o n'e"n1 ~ is' thee '''a. VI 50: and every
lag Insertion. II cents ..
T'ansssn advertisers ntsst pay n sdvanee. ;
r number ofin'sioHs "f Advertisement
me- othey will BE- Inherited until ordered ,,opp. and eharr
% accordingly W ories STOP be writing
hsnsai Advertiser. charged $50 lines and In that
proportion for advertisements nj length eieept Aue-
ao"'s aud i,ery Dealers charged $780, paper In
sh,dsd)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-04

ID ARGAINs'-BARGAINs-BA AIMS Greater Rarrs,,,.
- than offered a. e.. DUNsPAUGH a COs-ws
have Just received by Baltimore boat splendid CHEAP
assonnsnt of clothing consisting Of Black
pants Sk satin and Boubarine vsss; french
Goth Dres- Goats Fancy dress arcies ke CaG 81 west
matt st. doors below Y. ". Jenkins. hiS
II ARNEss LEArHER-isoO pounds uauess Leather. fof
H ale BY Dc - BOYD. EDMUND n DAVENPORT.
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ROBERT MOTT.
Heuse, s,ga Painter and Gi.zse,

NsIf deer 10 ns EI1A--xs B-.k. Ri&s.~-s. Y0Si.ks
AZ received further supply Of Paints. Cop
- Varnshss with Painters brushes
nsent of French aud American Window G.
3onfs inches. a 81 ~.eh h- dsirous or up
10 reasonable s
NJ B-Ahis suTpy Of sosp s,oae Paint for o~.
F-tiof laihiio IL" az Slnnsird s.-ld. n. n
a..
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IDANTALooNs. PASTALooNs 300 p,r- u- ,.,.,v.t |
comprising graf -pl-. a ~seh Will " .oIi
q