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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
= ~ $4,000 = 1111KS x1xk " A1B =
WAsH.Scros, Dec. 20, l845.
Ashes.


As manure, ashes on certain soils, are
invaluable. We have frequently expert
enced the beneficial effects resulting from
their application, but never more conyin-
cingly than during the past year. On
piece Of corn, containing about two statute
acres, we applied about twenty bushels,
and like quantity Of gypsum Or plaster
Of Paris-.he ashes being applied on eve.
cry other row in order That the compare
tive value Of the two articles might b! iae-
curately ascertained. The result Of this
experience was perfectly in accordance
with our previous observations. Through
the entire season, the rows on which the
ashes were applied, "took the lead,"' and
at harvest produced nearly one-fourth more
corn than those TO which we applied gyp-
sum. The corn was sounder and better
filled, and besides there was much larger
amount Of stover. We would recommend
10 every one TO save all the house ashes
he possibly can. Even leached ashes are
too valuable to be thrown away. Applied
as top dressing on grass lands, they pro-
duce important and lasting effects. One
Of the most substantial farmers in Massa-
chusetts, writing Us on This subject, says:
! am now more fully than ever persuaded
Of the value of ashes as nanure; Moth.
ing in the whole catalogue 0: manures;
compare with them Oh my lands, and this
appears 10 be the common opinion wher-
ever they had been applied. At the dis
tance Of nearly two. miles from the sea
shore, Isowed, in 1885, twenty-five and
a half bushels to the acre. The. soil WAS
: thin, clayey loan, and the result of the
application was crop or excellent clover,
where, for years, nolhing had grown tut
mullen and wild rye. The land has not
yet forgot the application; the grass On tho
soil dressed with ashes being greener and
far more luxuriant than Oh That where no
such application has been made. Oncorh-
beans, and wheat, ashes leachei Or fan.
leached, operate with the best effects.--
Formerly we were in the practice Of dis
posing OF our ashes at from shilling 10
twenty cents per bushel; but experience
has now opened my eyes, and we are p,:t-
chasing all we can obtain at double heir
former price. ."--.Na,ne Culfipatoy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
I. u. BURRBAYGE,S

LIMITED STATES, Newspaper Subscription
u and Advertising Agency and Proprietor Of
the old established Real Estate, Negro, Money
Agency and Intelligence Olioe. Saint Louis Mo.
N. B.-Post paid letters including a fee of one
Dollar, soliciting information and intelligence
will receive an answer in return.
/. B. URBBAYCE, General Agent.
St. Louis, Mo January 1916.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
CAPS.

CAPS.
Oh DOZ. common muskrat caps;
~ 10 do super do do
20 do men and boys sealet do
do do extra fur seal do
l do do extra fae otter do: torether
with general assortment of men and bows cloth
caps. for sale. by
sept p as IF. COCLBAUGH & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Artificial FlOwers.
Domestic and Foreign Hardw,

Domestic and Foreign Hardware.
YNHE subscriber has made considerable ad-
L ditions to his stock Of Hardware, and is adj
apted 10 farmers, mechanics, house keeping and
house building. Almost every article wanted
in the saddlery line. D. MCINTYRE
NEW BOOKS.
JUST received Harper's Pictorial Bible, Nos.
- 81 and 80, Wandering Jew, No. l3, Knick-
erbocker Sketch Book, The Married State, Mon
tezuma: or the Serf, Evelina, by Miss Burney,
The Seeress Of Prevoorst, or The Wonders OF
Mesmerism, Dashes at Life with Free Pencil.
by Willis, No. Penny Magazine, the cheapest
work now published, Godey's Magazine for
July, for sale by
aug2, ]. F. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
.. IL. THURSTON,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T LAW.
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
Will promptly attend TO all business in the line
OF his profession, in any part of the Territory
Office on Jeffers m street, over r. T. David's
store, and Immediately under the Gazette office.
at the head Of the first ight Of stairs, to the right
Jan. IL, 1876.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
GMN6r NMrtmum

TO Court street, between Vain and Water, where
they would be pleased to see their old customers
and friends, and as many new ones as see fit to
favor them with call, who can be furnished
with every variety. of Cha in their line at
the shortest notice and on the most accommo-
dating Terms. Don't forget to call on Court st.
Dec 81, lSi5-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
uNEMOVAL.r

H-0EMOVAL.r
MESSRS. AUSTIN 4 LOCKRIDGE take
NA this method of informing their old custom
ers and the public in genera, that they have re-
moved their
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

MaCkerel.
lust received 10 bbls.. aud 4 do. Large
u aud small, north and south No 2 mackerei Ut
" KINBALL'S
Oct AS, conner w Water and Jefferson st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09
.e'0 E'1f'E.
TO my UId Friends ami Customers.
NE " Il a y n j. - =
FuI y1,y 6'oncppn

4 AN tins day opening at my Old Stand in Lynchburg
4 hearty oppo-c the Market House.
LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS.
Owing - the rev arrangements which | have made
Tor conducting business here, the public may
5 lred that good bargains may always be- mad Vi M.
shall receive almost every week IN the year. NEW
GOODS BOUGHT at the Nonhern Auctions an elsewhere.
JOHN j. PURNIS, Agent.
Oct. II Is
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and t'h tdng still urafef the fs mill he wa4 M va
WIN Tie run sseins gave the orue .relife" FL
la"td INN with my eyrs iiil saw hin tey0nt tn,
dagger ui The small arms. md hen almost nv5nfartIy
o''ftd III tIlepation ri thanksgiving Ia The Ainght,
Hal ms ht'la Bile he WAS still pr served In his fntl.
Try As / WIS returning | slw Wounded y,lant,ef
WI" o'.teJ nm Ia give hnn SONS water. did So and
carried him "a my back 10 place If security H.. vas
Ifpnr,stani Nhen lad hun duwi ia the presence II
his uill cts, he sasa corpse
IN Irhlrmrn, HE sicht we f-nflni. Tic word may
b uisotdh f@cl csunoi help It'll horribly EarpL
ihrmln ia can rh enp4lr sncll SCENE Is lnr hun
dfrd M dead aud dying and het tccl deeply kfenly
lstl he Is made III sierner sinA han tie ni, fals ii
which al, composed.
"eoij'mrn lou SHOULD have sceo The nitla sans II
itoHfsSne as HEY then conducted Themselves 'lry
"fie the hrems 81 Monterey. YIN s.aal have ..,.,
7nf gNn hernle aud ind altanl. Culancl Wlt3ll-yoa
-h"d have sren nnr present beloved culnuan Ter In.
intrepid, noble s'urd Captain Stewart He pug II liz,
mii dog. nd when he lett the field he va, covered
@h hlood g're and dust. Ba'imlraaas tell YOU t5t
'n,blsf h]o", even baltimore nrver prdueed
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= Grlrrtto,lo.
LATE BATTLE ENTHUSIASM FOR
GENERAL, TAYLOR

The Baltimore American aud Baltimore sun contain
Interesting lennrs fom correspondents Al Monterey -
The following letter Is mol only enierlalnnl hut import
,anl. The ank confession vi the iecegs oi young
soldier upon tho eve ui battle aud the mnnneI IN which
III, wutr speaks al The fearful sghl pesrLcd by ihr
slam aud Wounded give lngh lnlon nj his heart
and show hun to b. OF truthful aud generous. as
well as herue. nature.
We wunld call attention. 10 the houndles7 enthusiasm
awakened by General baylor n The hrafls The f1ita
tes -tna'k H. thu oiuniccrS Sa,uc erittrs havc II
tempted represent Gen Iay Ion rs lup much ui The
nar soldier Ia please the fancy ul the vulunlsrt'. We
eltr Tins euet ter pcrlrct eNphHhn al that all1es
General Taylor Is n,,matkable man. having the bes
qualities n The clzcu we'll As the soldier aud sloee
the days III tsfn Washington thete has moi been an III
dlvidnal Wiih the cxcrpllna 81 Andres Jackson. VIM
could approach the perfect sorm o popularity "hIea
lho name oi "OId Il eh" nla"aken III every Amer
lean hrast No fine IN his front, IN hts rraf, epn
prevent that certain aud glorious result
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with The In2 enents, Muulis and FNlnres. orIenglhg
Ia The Furnace. aud all the Personal Property connected
with il, and appureuelt 10 t.e Furnace
II Is property, IN every respect, III 81 valuable. /
Is situated IN tmes RIVER III the COUNTY Of Ntlson
The mouth al Elk Creek and ; an Iron establishment
Is valuable any in Virginia quanlilles OF Ore
and Limestone being ueXhipStIhe and The furnace.
TIE sale will he for much cash aswI detray al the
attending the sale. and credit o. mouths
Tor tard aud aud two wears. from expiration
o sad SIN months, for the remaining thfds: The
purchaser give nd aud security Tor The frsl payment
as may be approved oi by tie commissioners, aud the
whue property To remain as security also ior that aud
the other :wU payments.
Tie public are desired especially 10 attend 10 this
ilce JOHN THOMPSON. Jr
STERLING CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
July % u3O
The above sale is postponed 10 The 2slh November.
sod not then sold, the property Will be rented oul lor
one year
Nov. 5 t2SN
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PlnENtX FOUNDRY,
Ign burg U'irs Il .

IL NiNG completed my Water Power aud oiher
IL Improvements, at my old stand near the Pump
House of the lyurhburg " aler Nurks. am no" PIE
pared 10 execute all nders III my line nj business. VIZ
Cast Geering or Mills AMI other Machinery, with eve
~ description OF castings of
sWON uRAss, AND sTEAu ENGINES, TO
bncco Presses, hinincr., Hands, Levers. Ac ac
From experience of nearly % yeats IN one Of The
best conducted establishments IN the State, ieel cont'
dent ot being abba 10 give Satisfaction In those iayorlng
me with lhelt patronage.
would particularly call the attention OF Iahaeeouisls
In my ,blshmrnt Having been the dfst that ulrodu
ced the nsnGacurc vi ruhacco ScreNs PRESSES aud Pa>
ient Bands. &r., IN lynchhutg, can with confidence
refer those unarqualnitd With my work. IN the principal
i"oacconsIs ol this place, having put up between -
aud 100 presses, within the short time o my residence
here
With q view of secntmp air share Of patronage. |
shall continue Ia add such labor saving machinery
will enable To rNrcnlc work with accuracy and tie
spach an will warrant all wnfk done my establish
cnt 10 be equal 10 any done IN this place Of elsewhere
A. e. DABNFN.
Nov u I'm
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rdE LYNCHBURG VIRGINlAN,
ElElEAlSo

,bf,sted ,eAai- oeekiy fsosrd 'hondag atd thursday
Four D5ilars per dhaan payaofe IN aaranee .Nos"0-
-, be receipedtor shorter time than SIR months
,per teH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
80 gbtors) until all uTemases are paid.
~ ,DVER TISEAIE.N'IS inserted at % eenfsper
,s Tor less) for every inner form insertion and 81
trr. Or teSs) for ectry outer form insertion
EyERi ADVERTISER Us required 10 note, on ms
long he ,csheS his advertisement "HeFted
an advertisement, not 80 moted wN be inserted a us u"
ontts.anee be ordered
EoR YEARLY .4DFERTYsLNG the terms are for
h ririiese squares, $40 for one square, >2' for
n, ,Jtue iaaer form, SIS. Epery yearly Advertiser
~ r.yared to fine his adcefttsinS to htspartcu
asa. busiaess.
as JOB PRLNfLN'G erecated neatly a"derpfdd'o"s-
n "a re Isonabte terms.
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Sole Leather. salt, &C
SLAVES TOR SALE,

\ pursuance oil decree ol the Circuit Superior
] Court of la" and thenccty iut the county "f
Campbell pronounced on the II d'y Of . aober 1916,
in the said court depending between Thomas II.
Frmkla, Plaintiff. aud Musts IL. Catson, and othefs.
defend MS, tie undersigned viii, On The first day OF
the next December trm o the county court OF Camp
fore the front door o the cuufl house oi SAID conn
", expose to sale by way of public auction, Tor cash.
the following Slaves, mauy OF Them ms shall be ne
cessary 10 satisfy said decree, and The expenses oil se,
10 vi: Bulana, sam. Jahu, Sarah, Francis, Joseph
and Margaret.
JOHN ROSSER. y. :. for
jas. Bullock, SIM OF Gampbtil Co.
Nov 2 hid
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COMMISSIONER SALE

DY virtue u a decreal order OF the Circuit Superior
I'D Court nj Law and thancery, for the County Z"
Nelson. Of ,hp oh day of NAV. 1916. pronounced IN the
case nj David X McAlrxander against llauod d Scott.
james Loving aud " ilan Jordan will IN Thursday
the 3rd 81 Drrrmhr the premises IN the eonn-
" o Nelson, sell, To The highest bidder, III equal pay
nents ul SIX and Twelve months.
THE KrNGSWOoD CHURCH.
The purchaser give bonds aud security Tor The rur'
money aud The tiie Ia the Church Withheld, un
I'll the SAID bands pad.
WILLIAM MASslE. Sheriff and Count
Oct. % t5D
HlSIORlCAl.. Biographical and Puetcal Works,
L L goud selection Of each. For sale nv
Is. VI. DE WfTE
Oct. %
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Pictorial History OF the uniicd state
BYRON the discovery by the Norlhmen in The ten
century tuthe present TIM. by John Fast, Ill
- vols. in 2-lust rceiv,d, and will be sulda
81 81 les, than subscription rnee. by
u. Is. PAYNE.
Oct % Is
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SrOss OHLS for &Nfp.

TNDFR an authority gwen 10 the nndef>i med, a.
y cnnm>s ontrs. by q. NJ Payne, Janu w NJ Is
b, AMI \. y. Non ONE y. Hey VIII, "n the l3lh day
October nrxl, upon t' PROMISES. sell In the highest
bidder, all That valuable Land ami Pmpery known by
Inc Of
ELK CREEK FURNACE,
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AdU Supply.
LEE Il ROBERTS

"A GROCERIES, LIQUORS., DO
MLSrIC GOODS,
&c, sc,
"""o have been recently purchased such terms as
"t'ab'e tem 10 offer their friends in the country.
b, 'ne public generally, very great inducenien 10
=. we solicit IA call from all who in want If good
e"tap OuudS, determined Ia sill.
LEE 4 ROBERTS.
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SUrTON & NASH'S Extra Fine CHEWING
- TOBACCO can be had by calling an L. ID. Jfn
uog. Said to be very fac by good Judges OF he article
Call and give II trial.
Orl lbrr - IS
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Executors Sale Of ENHh 0Nd Nc
" Sr0eS III sseGford.
q ANlNG failed 10 make sale, in consequence Of the
weather, Of the Real Estate and Nrgrors of the
late VIM Letlwich, viii sell, on Tuesday the lOlh nj
November next, at The late residence Of SAID Nm.
LoItm ch,
10 or IL NEGROES
Consisting Of men, and boys. And, at the same
Tine and place, two
TRACTS or LAND,
one containing about
$50 ACRES,
adjoining The lands Of Dr. Daniel Tompkins, Wm. w.
Rrtse and others
The 0lher 'lraci containing
ITO ACRES,
more or less, adj lining the lands oil Dr. Iompkns, and
''lefs. The Negroes will be sid for cash. The
LANDS VIII ne sold credit Of II months, the pur
'NaStf giving ponds with approved security.
JAMES FRANKLIN, Ex'r.
Of YIN. Leltwch. deed.
Nov 5 hon
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lie "le'ina letcr fon The Capaiu Of one ri The
'aI'mare companies published IN the Aulrrean OF
that city. u viii b. loaud mofe lnIl oil ln,eresfn,
details han any lctler yet published
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CHARLEY MoCAULEY's BET

AT seven o'clock the dinner WAS served ,,,, go i,
more excellent one never was qiven in CaI.u,,,
nut as every pleasure must come 10 an end On
thIS excellent dinner at last was finished the
desert was served up, and the hookahs began In
emit their gutteral notes. Many were The snh-
jects broached, and got rid of, many the boos,s
which enllvened this fashionable reos, A,
length, by the most skiliuI mannenverinr. md
WIN INFINITE fact, Macauay brought the beartv
Oh the new tables ON the tapiS every one admired
them, and telt grateful to them for havinp :,
lately supported the rich dinner of their host
They are of the finest mahogany ever saw !,
said Major Briscoe.
They are perfect | never saw anv 50 weII
proPoruoned in my life, | must have snme made
IKE them said dinner giving civilian. with
half liver.
They are too high chimed in Charles Mac.
anley. with affected Indifference; jus, iceUe
too hlgh--don't you think so, Gordon p
On the contrary replied the host 'Ifanv
thing, consider them a shade too low
You are mistaken, my dear fellow have an
excellent eye, and am sure am right no table
should exceed two feet six, and these are NJ Ions,
one inch higher
fon are in error, they are not more than two
feet and half
DON'T Bet. James, don't bet, for am sure Of
the fact tell you cannot be deceived-mv eve
is always correct
Not bet!--if it were not that the tables arc
my own, and consequently | should bet ON =
certainty, I'D lay you lack of rupees thew are
Rot moro than thirty inches in height
Oh!-if you are willing, I'll make the he,
but remember, gentlemen, tell you beforehand
am certain of the fact say these tables are At
least thirty one inches from the ground
Done for lack of rupees cried Gordon
DOne!' re- echoed Charley
The betting books were brought out. and the
wager register. A servant was ordered 10 brin,
in yard measure when Macanley turned round
with an air of triumph, You may save yourselt
the trouble OF measufing-ha ha = and he
chuckIed with delight. warned Won C,irIv
bet on certainty, so you can't he off James.
stand to my bet, said Gordon
Well then, pay me the money. measured
the tables this morning while you were shaving
and here Is memorandum of their heioht2
thirty-One inches exactly = and the colonel bu,s,
into roaring fit of laughter as he produced his
pocket-book.
Il know You did said James; Il saw Won do
50 in my looking-glass' The Colonel started
So, as soon s you had gone away, knowing veil
your intentions, ! had an inch sawed off ever
leg; 50, for once. my knowing friend, the tables
are turned'
Charles Macauley left Calcutta next day eIO
900 poorer than the day he arrived, and. What
IS still worse, the youngest eOsigns quiz him
about the story TO this very day.
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UP ON SANDY

good anecdote is told by Methodist Circr;,
Rider,who not long since called at house near tho
head waters on Sandy river, in Virginia, to sray
all night Every body knows the character If
the citizens OF this region of country and that il
has been, and for years 10 como will continue ia
be, on account of its mountain iastness. the homo
Of most ignorant aud debased population. Our
Parson, a man of great simplicity Of character. an
entering found four men seated on the H ,or. nl7v
ing cards These, who seemed scarcely 70 moi o
his arrival, be passed, to where the vile of the
proprietor was, who very soon engaged mir, in
conversation. Among other questions, she ask
ed
What might your business 10 these parts be.
stranger ?"
i am hunting the lost sheep Of the house Of
Israel replied the parson.
Old man old man = cried the woman TO her
husband. old man, say, I'll Law anything thaf
old ram that was here 'tolher day belongs to This
man
The minister was forced to cxpIain-wbora
upon, gazing at him with an air Of curiosity and
establishment, she rose 20 her feet aud exclaimed
preacher vel, you're the first crlter Of th,t
sort as was ever seen in these paris alore. as I've
seen but may be you'd like dram stranper7 p
No madam, never drink
Never drink well railyn
The men, during the dialogue continued
their game at ards-but as if struck with the
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improprIety of such conduct before a nins;er oft
the Gospel, & species of which she had heard
hut never seen,) the woman addressed the card
players, with an air OF one accustomed to com
mand. Luck here men and amt YOU d II
nice set To let preacher come here and catch
yoon pIayn' cards! Move, every one of yuu or
! u break Tins ploe knot over your cursed pates.
II IS hardly necessary to add that the room was
speedily cleared.
The anecdoe above related is literally true
and sample of the character of the settlers o,
Sandy. Post.
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FIRST LOVE.

The sun is in the sky. mother.
Inc flowers are springing fair:
And the melody of Woodland birds
Is stirring in the air;
The river smiling to the skv
Ghdlng onward to the sea,
And happiness is every where
On, mother, but with me,
They arc going to the church, mother
heor the marriage bcl
III rises DER the upland
it hauuts me like IA llucu;
lie leads her on his arm, mother
He cheers her ALTERING step,
And she cings closely to his side,
She does, the admired,
They arc crossing by the side. mother
Where we so oft have stood
The stile beside the thorn
The corner of the wood;
The boughs, that oft Lave echoed back
The words that my ear,
Now bend their blossoms DER him
As he leads his bridal fcre
He will pass beside the stream, mother.
Where first nv hand he pressed
by the meadow where, with quivcring lips
His passion he confessed:
And down the hedgcrovs where we've str,vcd
Again and yet again;
Yet he will not think of me, mother,
His broken hearted Jane.
He said that | was proud, mother.
He said looked for gold;
He said did not love him that
My words were few and cold:
He said kept him off and on
In hopes of higher game
And it may be that did, mother
But VINO hasn't done the .ame>
did not know my heart motheI-
know it now too late:
| thought that without panr
Could wed some nobler mate.
But no nobler suffer sought me-
Aud he has gene elsewhere
And my heart has gone, and am left
To wither and despair
You may lay me in my bed. mother.
My head is throbbing sore;
And mother, prithce let the sheets
BE duly aired before
And if YOU would do pleasure to
Your poor depending child,
Draw me a pot of hecr, mother,
And, mother. dr~ w il mild
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SERIOUS ARRAY WITH THE INDIANS w
learn, says the Gaena Gazette. that a serious ar
tray took place few days since at Muskoday
Wisconsin. between the party Of whites and 4
party ut Winncbago Indians, and IS hich resulted
m the death Oft four Of The Indians and The wound
ing Of two or three Of the whites. The orjgjo o.,
the aGray was the stealing of the boat by one Of
the lodlans.7
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DC.
SIGN OF THE CHECKERED BOOT.

EFRESd and large arrivals OF GOODS arc beng
u opened weekly at this Store, to which we In.
ylte the attention OF the citizens of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and the surrounding country at retail
and wholesale IL IS To the interest of every eco
nomIcai buyer to make their purchases this Store
for VIC can save you from % to 30 cents on every
dollar WE ARE SELLING CHEAP AND No
Mis- FAKE.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY THE ANN d.
We havo just received by the Ann D. another
large lot of tno5e superior cheap Kip Boots at s rs
and $500.
Cents Sporting Caps, Gents Sporting BOOTS
Call and save your money at the NEW STORE,
sign OF the Chcckcrcd Boot, Main street, Norfolk
Dec 10 JNO. III. GREGORY.
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