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In
subscription. moi exceeding tco ihs. su,boris~d" 10
oa naue ny the Board vi Pubic " orks and reserve In.
'sht III .e State, alter thirty years, vi purchasing hs
whoe fuad al par =
Mr. Gafue,i offered his amendment he confessed.
Win some iiiie reluctance, but he occupied postum
opposed I" appnpral'ng doIlar pubic wuk not .
qi-iy beneficial 10 ,he w,ole STATE. lie did not believe
The Honse would pass This blll aulurixng subscr,f,
lion u swo-h,hs IL the road. Mr. q. declared himself
very desifons 1T seeing the State Improved. and was
PERFECTLY willing Tor every par oil Tho Conlnon wealth h,
'nprove Itself NJ ITS expense-lo see level liz
nounnins and make lis valleys su,o,ih; bot the t,ue
has coine when Ne mus, cease making appropriations
ifom The Treasury Tor these purposes.
Mr. Cocke wasopposed lo srk,ng out all Tho sections
ius ed 10 he stricken nut.
Mr.. Gafneu opposed the amendment. lie objected
even to The fesrisa,on M The Ley stature VI the rvht
Ia SUITS, ril@. lie looked On the sches a.
did not think II ever would succeed. But he hopsd
The day had arrived tor divorce vi the State rom All
schemes ct internal improvement. The money Vi tho
State was wanted or another and more Important pur-
Pse' me Improvement I" Tho minds and promotion of
The intelligence OF the people, q
MIR, Lyons said that tho If tho ocn,ls
man from Essex, suggested II proper that III. hill
should be passed Tor the present. aud that ne DIV
should be sci apart t lis discussion. II IL he true TINT
the question VI the divorce VI the State from all sclees
Vi ihpmvemcn,-wh CHI no understood 10 be whether
We s,ouj DIVIDE and destroy Vfgnia---ls To b. raised
On This oiil. then Mr. L. 'honght We should loke na
to Deliberate upon II, aud incei the question iully. Hs
declared himself an Eastern pTgis,a, welded iu Eas.
fr' 80" "s''' "o"'o"''o" W "''e' me
,,.,s Nv, 80, -. y w, nv" ~ W question whd-
~ '"'e ''""'" W. "''"'e" "e'" "'i eohnec',uu
WIN The CAUSE oi internal improvements u became his
- !, ~, - -, =, ~ ' '' ''""so MS views U"
I' Az % Va "''''"''ol VI why" ne "ad sPo'
,,' h ~ w" ~, , W "o nP'ose"ent
rpa., ~ ms M ~ oe''e'e" u "ou'' DO more
- =, ~, w 80 .-''' ''"' ''' "es'' a"" "ou'o "on
- - f'i', 80 "''"'', nc ""'"eu
.'' ' s.n'"e" against pressing '"e iaea VI divorce
-, - ~ ~ '"'so P''' W .'e eas. ar
49,, 49,. TT, -. 1os"'ue"S n'a l''"'ea ou'
r', "ooy w. P"o''o oe'' 'o' ,'e goo" u 'ne
~" ~ "'o"s'o"s "sy "au oee" ready
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4fsEM. TR.2CT OF LAND
q LsTS with It's appnrenances. situated in the coun
iy OF Bedt'rd containing four hundred
peAr>- aud t~enty fee acres, more or less, adj
jo'nlng the lands OF John +. Hawkins. David Reese,
Paul A. Clay aud the late purchase of Frederick kahler
Sen, ct beng the same land purchased by the said
W lllam li1hsnn of Samnel lohson.
The lille 10 this Land is believed 10 he rcod hut act
ing merely as trustee, will only convey 10 the purcha.
ser under little invested IN bv The said deed of
trust. and none other. WILLIAM OGLESBY. Sr.
Jan. ; AN
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UNION ACADEMY.

WIS institution still under he supernendence of
n Nm, I. hAGAN, \. NJ. as Principal whose Ia
a'S as teacher are highly approved by th- Board nj
trustees and entirely Satisfactory Ia the patrons Ut the
sehoo he next srssh.n will comnlehce ON the l5th
INST, and caoiinue five munhs
Terms q 1mtioa the samo as heretofore reduced.
viz:
For Languages and Mathematics. per sess,n SI5 90
For The higher hanches Of English, 10 90
FOR The preliminary eaorse. 90
H'ndenis are particularly requested To ener at the
commencement Of The session. but those WIN do not will
ony Dr. charged inm the tine u I'LL the close
al session. making ,ducin Tor absence only in cases
ol Itoracled sickness This Academy is located In the
nc county OF AppnmattlX. 10 neghborhood eXirn
81 "'y known as possessing ,nany advantages where
b. ard may be obtained On reasonable terms -
X. ID PALMER,
Pres Of the Board of Trustees o. a. A.
Jan ) .,
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law MOI ICE.


James Garland y Vsia. ID. Hr0lsCh,
q 4 WE united in the rrscljre of Law. They will
u 4 atea3 the edufis al Canpae, bedford, Amherst.
Nelson. Ar sotgalmX, Charlotte aud Iynchhurg. All
cases ii collections Will be strictly attended IN by Mr.
Branch. }. Garland Will, by Tins arrangement, be- EN-
abe 10 give viean and ptompi attention 10 the eases
whl,h may DO con6Ied 10 his ia The Court of p
reais.
Dee lS Is
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. Estoyci,0 Mare for sale.

iEfa On MONDAY, The l9ih ri January, 1916,
al nncfs cuuu house ( being coutt dave shall o-
far sale the highest bidder, on credit Disk months,
ht purchaser giving hond and goad security,
n SORREL FiLLY,
three years old we'll grown and thorough bred. Her
pedpree is pure and uudoubied ard shall be procured
and handed aver 10 whurver hecpme the purchaser
The SAID FLY is sold as the property oi james w. Dbl.
rel, deed. JNo. 1llONPSoN, Jr,
EX'or. ui J w. Dlbrel decd.
Jan | tl9J
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patterns viz Coaches; or two horse liaroncnPs;
Rockauavs; Hriskeys. new and hean'i'nl article
Bu ,piss ~ nh and without tops, &r.. all el which WI"
t warranted and sold al Nurthern rea prices. add"g
the CHARGES from New York this place And II a.
uonr INV assortment there shoald suit, any gen-
,enau if he viii rive me his "rder have made ar
Engagements t., obtain Carriages from any mG'ket North
which his Judgment, taste ar fancy may dictate, al the
shortest notice. in either price quality.
have made arrangements with Mr. }. I. S'acke-
ford TO furnish him. the shortest notice, with any
style Of Carriage he may order
H. r. BEACH. Manufacturer.
.BHfrd Connecticut.
Anxions to close his old business, he earnestly M
vokes all pc indebted Ia HIN. I" come 'fwara AZ
Nnce and CLOSE aud settle their accounts And nse
whom he is indebted present their claims lnr al
Ius,mpo, j G. SHACkLEFORD.
Jan. 8 's
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to Gu partnership. for the purpose Of Conducting.
in the t,wr Of I.ynchburg,
Agcmcrai saddle. Harness and Tr;,,,lS
business.
under the Style and firm of
!NhNCKgef05 IL s. Ee,rcs{eu.
at The old and well known stand Of J. G. Sharklcf rd
just opposite the Farmers Bank of Virginia. Main
Street.
Besides devo,ing heir constant personal attention Ia
the business, they Will keep in their empIny number
oi'conpctem and experienced
w r X NJ = ",
and they pledge themselves i,e every honest eyer
lion to give general satisfaction They invite all per-
SIMS having need o articles in their line Ia give them
cali knowing that heie general stock for quality, style
and beauty, is 'e1aaed by similar establishment in
the State, therefore, they hope offer such variety as
may suit the taste and wants of all.
c o u N r r. Y S n DLER
are respectfully solicited to call and examine their sock
heore purchasing elsewhere. believing that they can If
iSlmenl in tbs place.
All oroefs Shall meet with promu attention. and all
fsEa'a7asEEt
in the above liap shall be done with neat ress and de-
slaich.
Al kind Of COUNTRY PRODUCE will be ia
ken al cash market price exchange fir auv article in
'h'n line JoHN c. SHACkLEFORD,
JOHN 5. LEWELLEN, Jr.
Jan. S Is
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10 JOHN CnadG. Vd5m fundib. W'hiam Il. Crop
and MARY his mife. tate .'IUy CmdiD. Jacob Sikes
and Elizabeth his ,cile. tate Eh-abth CmdG, Rich
ard Cmud,g, James CundiG. John heiisoa and Sas
rah his mye. late Sarah tnnd,B, and Dam
.Nu,phy and Lcrisy his miie. late Lerisy CmdF:
vHANE notice, that on 'hr 6h day {" February, 1916,
4 a, the fire Of Elijah r. Eskrdge. ESQ., in The
town of ardnsbnrg, in the county oi Breckenridge and
Siae Of kenucky shall take the deposlii"ns Of Jo
seph Bny and ,llhn i}uly and II from any cause we
shall MT AXE The sa ID depusons hal day, we shall
take the same the place. the 20ih day o Fr
binary. ISl6-Also on the l2h day Of February,
1916 al the residence of Agnes Meadur, IN the county
of Nor rau in the STATE If Mssi uI shall lake The
deposition Of Edmund MrGeorge; and II from ans cause,
We shall not ake The said last mentioned deposition on
that day shall take The same, at the place.
the 2jlh February SAG, all Of which said depsons,
u hen taken are ineudtd 10 be read in evdence the
trial Of suit in chanceiy, depending in The circuit
superior court Of law aud chancery, for the comfy OF
Bedford wherein we are plaintiffs and you and others
are defendants. WILLIAM YATES,
MILLY YATES.
JOHN MOTLEY,
MARGARET MOTLEY,
CALLAN W. YATES.
Ian I'm
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t1calaAaDYlsl .venns

y GASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS, a supe
,'"t article "f servants wear, consis nmeni, and
or sale low, happlied for immediately
Sept. %
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yy'W. Il. u. DU.H.t,
Alto N EX a r l. a w

LYNCHBURG, vi.
WILL practice regularly in the Interim aud Stpe-
w or Conrts of The counties of Camphll, Amherst
h. durd aud Appomaii"x and The Corporation OF Lynch
burg Office lately occupied nv Jno W. Warwick.
The Richmond Wing and Petersburg lntclligencer
Will publish time.
Jan Is
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Shur.}e5ora e. EeWeiies.

They " III use every effort to give general sallsaeon
lie Would also inlurIu his friends and the public ge
era!ly tina, he intends keepin, NJ his
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NOTICE.
.V'PryOPS for Safe.

ny virtue Of a decree Of The Circuit Superior Cont
ID Of Law and Chancefy, continued and held ior
Franklin county at the house, pronounced on Mon
day the 9Th day Of October. ed5. IN the case ct 10.
C6,Idfess, decd Sal. rs. Rhert A. Childrfss Sal.
defendants and John w. Chldress Us. William Chi
dress SAL the undersigned Commissioners viii proceed
10 SELL to the highest bidder. by way ut public auction
on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security,
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HsEa'ia7 gsEEts
TO K'Bas5 EsapslEC.

1--WE CNDERSlGNED irnders his thanks iur
lunp and liberal patronage and support in his bnSi
mss and respeciip''. ~" "''ee al II, 10 The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

Moore Barruchs,
John Bnzc,
James Bryant.
Mrs. NJ + Bullock,
- Ann f. Boiling,
L" Margaret Banks,
Miss D'raIhy + BnlIlnr,
+" Sarah Ann Benton.
C.-Pleasant ID Golfer,
John Cabell Cobbs,
job Clark.
Jnhn Clark. .;
Cornelius Crow, ?;
Lewis 5 Campbell,
Ira Clark.
David Cousins. 2,
Bernard Cullen,
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Jttntnta Ee0(a:a.ure.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY. Jan. |. Is46.
The following resolution WAS presented ard .dop,.
eds 'P'
By Mr.. Syme. That the committee on Bsnks IN.
qne into tho eNrsdiency vi repeating that s,c,,,n oi
The bink law which oiblds Director to serve u,or,,
Than three years CONSEQUENTLY
ie'iit'ns, &r., were presented and referred.
By Mf. Hamilton. oi cizens OF Monn,s county fur
ne establishment al precinct 10 hold eecons a,
'he house OF u, Rowan Potts Greek, 10 sad cuuo.
ty.
by Mr.. Bacock. of Robert J. Lakeland. for relief
from certain deed by him made
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Beeock Itom The Committee for Courts of Jus>
ice presented bill disorou,g Sarah &. p. Thomas
from her husband Francis Tnomas aud chanvin the
name oi said Sarah c, Z. Thomas 10 Sarah {. r. Me-
Dowell
.hf Leo moved that the rule of tho House be ats
pended III order thai the bill mg be- r. nd The first So
cohd and thttd times aud passed On hn day Iie de.
sired that the action OF The Hnnso might IN the most
ms"ner assert tho h eisscss Vt NE applI
cant, IT.
Mr. Gusts ssd he was generally opposed To any in.
'eiefence on the paf u the legislature with The holy
Iea'i0hs ai mafnony without the most urlent neces
SHY. Tie would moi touch lightly the relation of ,nan
aud wife; yet he was fully satisfied Of ths propely Of
efaatn2 no nppiiraii"n IN The present Instance He
had attended Tho examination oi this b~tefe Court
ana was delighted /" see Tho charges brouah, against
MIS- Thomas scattered the mist before tho ,ls,ng
day. lie would always be- ready AZ On the prcsen, ocs
castor, TO sustain and protect female s Ne aud inno-
,enre.
The bill passed tho House without a dssrn,ioy
voice.
The House then adjourned
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THE NEGRCCS
in said Decree belonging 10 the estate OF tachae
l,hildress. decd consisting of Negro Man. Boy and
Woman. They are all young and very likely. The a.
boye sale will take place On the 24h day ct January
nex Al Bo,,b,s Store in The county of Franklin. Act
mo as commissioners we shall only convey such Title
as is vested in us by said decree.
ABRAM CHlLDRESS. ! Go,n,r.
WILLIAM CtllLDRESs, 49,,
Jan. '~"
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''es t"i'fFI'i MaftiR,
Peierian Aloofe,
Nancy Miles,
n, " Martha l. Meredith,
-" Frances Moss,
Capt Geo Munson, .;
NJ Mckeni,
ID b a'oore.
J"se h Miller,
Geo w Mason.
Andrew McRober,s,
f. L Marcy.
S;.lnhn Il Miles.
Al.friii Mpllon.
Joseph NJ AlcNey.
David Marcel,
} NJ Malcolm,
- McCnlIum.
N.-John Novel;,
i u Nlmocks,
VIM Nichols,
Geo w North.
O.-AlIred n Overstree,,
L b Oyler.
Mrs, Sarah p OIlesby.
~
P.-Wllllan petlic, ew,
Z"bedee Petty.
John d Peasants,
l. B Parish.
~ insle, padge,i,
Willis Puindexler,
Alexander Pauplln,
Mss Harriet pendle,on,
Il " Pate.
R.-Sanuel Rnbiason. 2.
Reed < Emmerson,
Anthony Robins, II,
Rice s Atkinson,
Sylvester L ynoldS,
Richard + Rnrker,
Mrs. Mary 5 Rice.
81 u Slucolnh,
Pow haian & Sulphin,
Ialln n Smith
Jnsoph Scpli.
JOHN d Sailhson,
John Smith,
N Slephin3,
NJ, Sos Smith,
l honas Smith,
Jahn Stuart,
Peer + Saunders,
Thomas Sleptoe,
George See.
Alexander Steel,
Wan 2 > s41n,
VIM Shannon,
Thomas j Smith,
Samuel NJ Snead
Rehecca + Sissab,
Rachel Smith,
Miss Ca,larine |. Shank,
- Lucy A Sloue.
+" E.mrllne Sluwman,
a Susan + Smith.
!" Mildred Snead,
i" Susan 4 n Slaughter,
- Emma i. StcrdIyant,
- Mary + Scruggs.
IVA Tdltr,
Nathan { i'aIlsierra,
NlpsSrs. { & J Nj Tate,
i. A Talbot,
David Torrance,
.Ioel Thomas,
John J Terrell,
jain 4 Turpln.
ID ) Th,n1rSnn,
Reuben f. Thornton,
Mrs. Mary II Taylor,
Miss Rachel Talbot,
9 Caroline Tidy, 2.
U.-Adan Updpgraif'.
W.-Rnherl Wilson,
Bnrwell Warren.
Rev. James NJ Woods,
John Z Wright.
Rev. 1. w Williams,
Walter Williams,
]. W Weaver.
G a WlnetielI.
Samuel Walker.
john p Williams,
john II Wright,
Il Woodall,
ltn Wilkins.
John Waleras,
Thomas Woodbridge,
Benz Watts, 3,
Tazewell G Wright,
james Vim.
Tllrnan 4 Wright,
Jnsrph Wigles worth,
a Thnn,as J Wuodson,
Charles Wing field.
jos d Wilhers,
Mrs. SARAH Word,
% Elizabeth Walker,
=" Ardela q Ward,
!" Sarah J Weidemyer.
Miss Lucinda Woodson, :
g Caroline Waits,
sc Maria l. Watson,
=" Nancy Wilson,
i" & } or T. Walker.
Y.-Capt. j Yeatman.
T. Franklin Ii. Feel.
l.. II. TRIGG, p. NJ.
st
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a LIST OF LETTERS.

ENAiNlNG IN the P,st Office in Lynchburp. on
AZ the Isl oi January. 1916: O. W
Persons calling Tor Letters in the f,llowin, lie, ,iu
please say they are advertised
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TFCE.
I AM still carrying the WAGON MAKING
L BUSINESS, Immediately below Lynrhs Ware
house, and all persons who wish get Wagons Carts
&c. or have them repaired will please call On me-
Also repairing of Carages, Barouches and Bugges.-
And all the work shall be done in the neatest aud best
style, and as cheap as any good workman IN town l
shall turn my attention entirely To this business. shall
give good prices for Wagon Timber in wors.
II. d. HALL.
REFERENCES.
Pey,on Le(twich. james NJ. Lanahorne,
Ammon Hancock, George L. Williams,
Paul jones, Washington Apperson,
John Revely, james McNamee.
Dec rs Is
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NEW
S.YDDLl',
HARNESS
IND
~ ~ -
U VIA
.W.1.s'TE7CTORY'.

HNIlE UNDERSIGNED have This day entered in,
I" c" partnership for the purpose of Conducting
in the tuwu Of IT, nchburg,
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psotucc Market.

=, Rrrlnr.on Market Is n huc'aa:ing as
know of TIN weaifer has been
ny IA ior t.e pvst fev days, thraatn;ng a
,.l ,baw, which may have to some extent
"a in bringing down the price Of Pork.
onantiiies have been brought in from
-. a. well as the interior. during the pas,
and our dealers are now giving $3.50 a
500.
u.,.r has also come down. The news
,hs east has depressed our market. The
l;,b,., price now paid by our Millcrs is 60 c.
n. raagc is from s. to 60.
co,s is coming in in considerable Quantities
..,ai,y commands l6S a bushcl
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4A H HD.

= ,ubse,;s e VINO are indebted 10 the
sIsr Wemar are earnestly requested to
IN Hose must nave money, and that too
'uet 10 MI - owe us. We shall be com.
pOs,jal siahy that We would not il !,
,Wthsy xil - US 10 lnau &c longer. We
sa.e. pnsg ge .ais notice and save pstbc
ss,s asa. lhEWAITE I GREGG -
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Lib NO TECE.

Gurus Waller, l.. u. Stockton Il J. VI. Walker
u,VE this day formed a partnership for
II tie practice Of the law. under the name
md style OF
WALKER g. STOCKTON,
,od will attend to business in the Courts in
M frs. and second Judicial Districts and in
he Supreme Court. They will also act as
general agents in selling, renting and pay ing
l,,es on lands and town lots, etc. etc.
Office on jefferson street in the Barrett
House, BurlinstOn, Iowa.
CYRUS WALKER,
l.. ID. STOCKTON,
Jan lst 1876 J. NJ. WALKER.
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M wv AAD Ggssg &, 6:
GmaDEB ELM szss.s

N.1W AAD gsgssg ~ z
GM GID ID = I'd Do
E>iiE Subscriber is nov receiving his
Il FAIL STcCK or GOODS.
direct from the East. comprising general as
sortment suitable Tor the approaching season,
| VIZ:
A good stock OF
Cloth-, Cassimeres, Cas>ineiis, Jeans.
| LinseyS, Fianne!s, Blankets. sc.
"a H-~ EDs
super Gel French Plaid, Cloak lin
Ings and Mackinaw aud Rose Blnn-
kets, with many other W oolep Good ;
very chcap. super Alpaccas anl
Fancy Lustres. Merinoes, ali Coll
ors, splendid Cashmere q, Ecosse.
Africa p!aids aud stripes for la
dies dresses, new and rich patterns
of Calicoes. Fancy and pain Silks.
colored SatinS, fancy silk and dress
Handkerchief>, Cents aHd Ladie>'
Gloves. b,ac!, aud COIL VoO!en Hoo
>lery, Liam Is Wool 10 fer Misses ana
Boys, with "a good stock Of Domes-
ties, Cotton Yarn, Batting, WaG-
ding, sc.
Ready Nade Clothing
Coats. Pants, Vests and Drawers 4 good as.
Sentiment Of new and iarcy Ribbons aud
bpnucls, ArttilcialS ana ShaWls. spicn
did assortment of new styl Nesting. cheap
Competing, neck, scarf aud silk Crayats,
Subscribers aud many other cheap aud de-
slrabe goods
OCERIES
Sugar, Molasses. Coffee, Tea, Tobacco. Cigars,
Salerains. Powder, Shot aud Lead.
QUEENS WARE AND HARDWARE
AL,O-A splendid assortment Of
HITS, Caps, Boots. Shoes and Leather.
Sole and upper Leather, Cali and Kip, Harness
az Bride do. Paper, Ink Qulls, States
Sand and Waters, with u good assortment
Of Schoo! Books, lot of Pills md Ned.
ciaeS, sc. all at low gates for Cash or
Country Produce. tCal and sce)
AN VA NoH~ M ED,
Wheat, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, Butter, Eggs
and Furs % all kinds. white Beans and Il
1ct % 5l-22 WESLEY JONES
GRO ERIE
WIN GARRETT g. CO., have Just 70
% bb!s y O Sugar
80 sacks Rio Coffee
Il 8 Pimcnto
+" Pepper
cask Saleratus
boxes Soap
- Starch
doz Painted Buckets
with many other articles too tedious To m en-
tinn. All Of which viii he sold cheap for cash
or produce. decd
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
N Jew S OR E !.

N E. w STO r E.
vEyHE Subscribers have just received from
the East a new and splendid stock Of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
which are respectfully offered to the public
among which are
DRY DIS:
BROAD CLOTHS-Blue, black. brown,
Olive bottle green, and steel mkt.
CASSIMERES-Of superior quality and u
Variety OF colors.
TINETS-Of all co.ors and of every
quality some very beautiful, Kentu ok y
Jeans, linsevs, beavertoens, Glasgow Jeans
Giraffe cloth, velvetS. mrrinnes, a Jaccas,
Rep csshmeres. muslin de ancs.
American 81 lglish Prints
Linens, cambtics, Ia ms. book muslin $.
Jackoneits, white and red flannel, blca CHI
cd aud brown mnsiins, nrawn and blue
billings. doe skin fiannels, silks, satin.
Linen. fag and cotton hdkf-. silk velvet
SWans6Own and valencia vestings GOTTEN
Wool and worsted shawls, green herage,
Bed ticking, comforts, suspenders, wad.
ding, candle wick, tapes. sewing silk,
Twist, edglngs, laces, ribbons, checks,
Ladies' hose gents SOCKS buckskln gloves
Mems and boys cloth and glazed caps ,um
brellas. ribbon bound mackinaw and pcint
Blankets, buttons cotton and lnsn thread
Cotton and woo'en yarn, cutton cord
Pms, needles, cotton AID linen table dra
perry, pilot cloths, heavy blue coating.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

OUEENSWARE. | have jus, receiv-
ed and am row opening IS package Of
Queensware, among which are entire dinner
sets, tea sells, chamber setts together with
general assortment OF common ware which
viii be sold cheap for cash or pro luce. whole.
sale or retail by % As LAuMAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

Territory Of Io,ca.
Dts Noiaes county.
Albert G. Bradstreet. Bill in Chance.
Us nv to fOrecloSe
NARY A Kue,uer. Mortgage.
TvfE defendant is hereby notified that pc
/ tilioa is now pending in the District Court
for Des Moines county as above entitled, the
cbiect oil which is TO forec!ose a NOR tgage in
| aror Of the plaintiff Oh account of the non
ayment OF certain sums Of money therein
Mentioned, and praying the cour, that the
sorigaged premises which are the east half OF
s. $50 and Gel may be sold to satisfy the
ane with costs. WIN II STARR,
IA | l.46 32-6, Solicitor for complainant
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

Hats, Caps, Bo'ts. shoes, Queens.
ware and Groceries.
Those wishing To purchase any Of the
above articles would do well 10 ca Il AS am
determined To sell cheap Tor Cash or eoun-
In, rlr.nlI,,ca -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-01

III RDWARE. doz spiri, levels
- assorted sizes
do horse shoe rasp Ea II 10 arl II inch S
do mill saw files do III l2and Is do
do fiat bastard do do II and l3 do
~ 90 handsaw do do ~ and 5 do
Sash planes, tongue and groove do, bench do
bead assorted do, patent saw sets, together
with general assortment OF building materi-
ais and other hardware. just received and for
sale cheap Tor cash Or produce oy
oct 9-2o LAUNAN