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EEpNEl q co, Seed Store aud Agricultural
n n Merchants Row Borton-Nutrerr Al Cam
brs. Harvard College Mass only miles from the ely
collections Of Vegetable
found
and including the newest and most
poye and collection NJ Dubious fnwer
Roo Dahias, Gardening Botanical and AZ
The popretois of ur containing upwards
hnve Of the and rebe
olleeIpns Of
FruH and Ornamental Trees
Evsrzfrfns. FowcuuE shrubs and Plants.
Pear, fiuin and Cherry
Grape Vines. Rsspoernee,
Gf.-nhouse and Hardy Herbaeeous Plants.
Roses and Camelas
DahLas and Bsrbous Flower
Rbubars and Asparagus Roots
Buckhorn, Abor Vi'n. &C. for hedges
Grcaaucnrn has been devoted % fut particularly
Europe selected By per-
visit 10 the Most celebrated faof Up
wpris % 400 the Pear collection
~ which have planted yearly
coming INTO beannE by which means perfect
Do depguced upon.
The, specially attention euhvators W their
which, being North be
ehah those iassd where the comparatively mid
Catalogue grahs
The of Roses unsurpassed comprising than
iveve hundred Which
Kinds 10 be obtained q the most celebrated cuvlor Of
France
Tue department eonpsr choice and
tnfa1r varieties ~ Camilla, PsargOniuE, AEsiea, Cactus
IH0"y, J.hsiI, Chfyfantlemum. J1par Lilies, &c.
't'Al'ersi discount made 10 large purchasers
~ ~ orders To- BE- accompanied with the dah
s'isfiruy reference.
Cstailsl.s gratis. every post paid applicant
ufd.s aiUFfd u b. promptly s1srud the tree. nr
prt fCcur'y packet IN bear Transportation any part 0f the
county ani i.fHtf'f1 N'i17ui dF1y Dc Sim
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

S1SSt4.s1-2ss ON and after the Sd OF December
zsHzse>S ~ wIlieave Riehmozd Mondays,
Wednesdays Fndays A ~ precisely AID Lynch
burg days At 81 p. "
ReunRs Lynehburg Mondays wednesday, and Fridays
A. NJ ar n kie hmoBd next day At % p NJ
Passengers for Staunton,
By our Boats leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fndsys seotvie A. NJ and in saunon by
Jpn.
Ps,grr. Ckay!Oe and HaifaI Court HHSss
with the Stages at Car
t-rsviIe.
BOYD, EDMOND ~ DAVENPORT
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hi OOK no YOUR INTEREST! TIC sub.

IL seubers etfy inform their customers and the
public generally reesyedther usual large NJ
ard kinds of ready made tOTbING for
winter oy making eolta nj additions "mi
We KY evcry variety desirable COaE Coats Vests
Pants Drawers shu. Collars Bnoms stocks Socks HtSfs
SURRENDER k-Wth which they Will be pleased TO nj them
In the BE- u sty,f upon The reasonable terms
The pains they the selection of their materials n
secure goodness well the they have taken Ia
having s mace up uuasr supervision secure du
hty and reatpes- OF IT, peculiarly
erab IN sell n 70 all persons Gail and for yourselves
at HOOPER a CRAPS Virginia Clothing store
milf No 90. Main
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CHARLES CARVlLLE,
81 Pine ST., NeVv York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK MILLS,

- As FOX SALE, B1 The PACkAGE-
n - 70 in. n. Y. Mil shiunzs
-
~ " Eura super Water Twist a m0s. superior fabric
Erra super TwiInd Jeans
tsiosG rsids Chsmbrsss D1aabfie nInry
Ands very Of Cotton PANTHEON Stuff
n ven superior styles
ALSO AZ AGENT FOR TIE hudson PRINT WORKS q"
COLOMBIA y. v.
very general assortment NJ PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRlNTs comprising 40 the styles Tor TASTE 100 design
and stil n execution. surpassed.
ALSO, A. AGENT FDR the IDA MILLS. TEpy. ~ r
fHE.vtg.BfV yHTRSH4IL Esg. p,e,-tstyvJ
Ant various atrr made establishments. Thssa. with
eonHFnmrnts Iu yarYus euabi.
mrht ~ COTTON GppDs worthy buyers from ln
sections NJ the eosntry they the most "a
yourahie terms
New Hofs, Oct 1915 %. 2f-Gn
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of tho President and Directors of the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. tho 18th day OF October
Is45 the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
OF Passengers was adopted take effect and
alter the l. day sf December next unul otherwise
dcred Nv the Board.
RESrkyEEN RICHMOND
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~ r. offer for sale, Iu-t imported, ;he following
' 60 ~ q l0~.-t pric..
1900 Knives Forks with wood bore, ebony
stag ivory nand--
1000 dp1 pocket Cuis every variety OIL ., and blades
1000 par bnEni Traces nn..ttv
$50 d'z We'inF ari hi'Irr Hoes
l25 doz gam and hest sicyef Scythcs
1900 rro-. American ana English Wood
500 dor Pad Loes, all qualities
Krob LoeEs stock Loess Latehes, Buu ia ges.Ec.
mill " =. n DOMAIN
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INHE subscribers offer for sale, upon good
-
60 hbis crop Orleans Sugar. dry and bright
30 On ard bb crop Orleans West India MoAs--s
20 wei ASSORTED county Iron
tin American Bl-tersd Steel
"Naykp's' Cast German and Eng Bissered Steel
$4,000 bs Cd AMI rev Raeon SIDES Shoulders
100 s=cts Ashton"
50 bbs No and unexpected Herrngs sound and good
90 bushels prime ant pue Mountain CioverSeed
So ba=- RIO, Java LAguAyra and Maracaibo Coffee.
20 Buyer requested 4 They
time di-Ie Of County Produce and give prompt
f-lluentiouto are5nsiznrlsnts.
nh A WINSTON.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns BIS respectful thanks
Il 70 his pUbe fr the Of patron
aEe years ans inform them
i.i present. Tor uanlfa tarnE Clocks nos
n.p,a and vii IND hun ready
ever ars and honorable terms and
10 dsvo,s nEd attention 10 tlsif intctests
davlnr manufacturing Coeks for
uoru years b-eyes h. has had sufficient
paunos acquainted With the wants Of Cock deA
srs ~oud hereby respectfully nfnrm ali WHO make Ih"
purchases they shall be furnished with Coeks which
cannot surpassed pom, of workmanship or nnlsh
It's fart that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly s-ng ami counterfeit article Abeed
Jerome Clock" Wiheh fact unwilling acsnow
iron OF their superiority He trusts that pueias
ers appreciate direct from the factory
be the SUBJECTS Of this imposition Al
oier- accompanied vii be promptly and faithful
attended who s'ns Their orders by mall may rely
ICON persona application Clocks IN
tspi Will be- carefully selected and packed
Nth reference the Market Al Clocks puehased al
this establishment sTranled perform well and the same
vr board vessels free o. uaupo aon
rharEe possible attention shan be
laid friends and he respectfully
e the patronage OF all.
Warehouse IN Philadelphia. at 20 North Third srest
Warehouse baltimore Al 10 Souin Charles Street
P,crnEY Haven 81 JOhus Street, between Hlmi
nd NaTkst 2J-H tHAtNCEh JEkDNE.
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Insurance effected any up
by application TO HENRY LUDLAM,
Ju sly Richmond, Va
Physician q Society. AUGUSTUS T.. WARNER " n
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GOODBYE Ans dETALI, Gu n-ELAslIC
MACHINE Betting,

y
PITE-STED ls4i
Made only RnIsury Bosom Nsss.
Il = an article Of immense value to consumers Of
= Machine Be ;,uE. Its peculiar g1sliie.
l. Perfect equaEy ~ width and thickness which vii
>. No d'Crse go FGrsnheH inJus.
mains flexible sly degree of erd
Fssnisi turpsnne
Of which At wall destroy lsaihe-J produce Effect
IL Of great Ieagth and dunhIy ADJUSTED
chBeTy does alterations
II adapted o. 1 Kinds ~ Machinery. The pncss which
. afforded the remarkable properties
ders worth the at's,,;ion ~ a who article.
CifcuiT ut,nx list of prices be forwarded.
application To o.. -hssTbsr mInoden
manufactures AHoThcrs aId promptly
CHhRtES W. BUR'LY. -suuF Ag.lt
TO 3-Sm 40. 3. fremont RnN. boston. Ms-..
EOLlAN .AEO FORTE MhNUFACTOkY.
'ENHE utseut,s tile
- emily, Co'enans Patent Hran
All 10 apply tie Piano Fpts ~
yebd the he any pau eouay
They uabulacuf. Piano Porte Osyey
with without lEo.an
tachment
Persons wishing obtain n either Kind,
nui cOr hereby assured aease- orders
mail saT be- faithfully executed and prices they
employed az agent present themselves
To al doubts minds
we hereby Eehsnge every
-tpen,e from Of tho country refund the purchase
ney u the pBrchssrr not satisfied
Any person sbnr information relation Eoln,
obtain Of tie RoLAs PSo FnErE IouEit Rra by
ina their addrssstnus r GILBERT 4 CO.
no il-6m No 500. Washington sties' Bo-ton. Mass
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TENIIE Fountains Of the subscriber are now
y opened with choice selection II sYRuPs
consisting ofemor 0anre, sawbrrfy raspberry srpana
appt0 be- invites The attention N lovers Of Soia
water md the pubic generauy
b Hn'ted S0ia Water cOnstahy handhoes and flne,
furnished on cord terms p JOHNSTON.
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
nrnnar

NOTICE.
DUftN. WE take this occasion to give
"a - notice That We Keep constantly IA nd. Stoves,
S,.lHE, GIau9and Cfsbiny Hangers uf az Kinds that
1Sllt1EH generally u-sdin tins market our own
fS.--.<H mlh,fsciure, which " vii ell reasonable
H1E.-lSta tsfns ~ Nous Agricultural Furnace. Tor
tffTESsdTtt@ uslunz fond for stuck which
FNIktNL ~ manuta~ufeTs prces, amer adding ths
pHrs-s % our I'm. Sipys ana Sheet Iron Manu-
fae''ry. nsafths iisu fssefn. where an Kinds
y W0tE oufHe wbhr done h~ reasonable
o. sAnrt'si u1urr Roofing with Tn oT Copper Tutoring
H. a. a. d WtTLgE
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MARCH 80, 1si6.-TH. r. PRICE d. co.
lVl daily adding their stock n choice retailing Dry Goods
Aronz those just N hand, by will be- found -
and muslin Curtains, rich and esFan shaded
Obfe shaded Monsns pfey Eaton GnEhams Tor
children AMI Plaid muslin Cinghlms guduated musln
beautiful anco figured bObh net and Isle Laoes orcap
eapea black and white GtRans blacs and white musln
gnahtms back and white French Lawns bask fancy Cashmere
Cottoa Hosiery Irish Linens Linen seetnE
Pillow Linen EnKh Fk Hose French worked Capr French
worked Sleeves Thread lace cafnbfe
Edrnrs inscungs Mnhs Skirts Morren for shrts &c
AHof prices goods ofthe sane
quality can bc boughtfor IN the city. NIB 80
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parents knew how atalmost medicines
inwardy they would be slow
eural ozenSes called cdeated pills The truth
is no one tell invariably present Now let
me ay To parents that this salve II child
worms will drive vestse OF away a nmpa
/ and safe
There probably medicine earth nj one.
/ - sure and 80 saf. the expulsion o WORMS
" would be cruel wicked,
| enes. 80 ong a harmless e1ernal he be had.
|
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OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS, ETc.
That some Sores outotto the system
because they cannot of through the I'm
Inscnsblo Precipitation. fsueh up the nputs
must have other outlet, viii endanser life Th. istbs
reason why IL ismpoitc the dawn
such FoT they have power open avenues,
let of this morbid the always fatal
This save will always provide Tor such emergencies
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IL can hardly be credited that can hay, ,nv .s, -
.he lungs seated as they within tn. saw onr,
lot a mat this Ointment quicker than any
mat can be given internally Thus placed upon IN.
ehes pehaies directly the the poi.onou.
pahes ai are consuming them, the
need not say that persons Consumption continual
W. ahhough We are told fooihn,ss what n an "A
80 long as can cure several Thousand persons yearly.
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured Ache of ~
| took place. "s ''''h
Deafness and Ear Ache helped like .aee. q. nm
| Ague IN the Pace. .. ~'o
COLD
consumption Liver complaint in
OF the ha one or the other always feet n
sure Hsn OF disease in the system enId feet
The salve will nsenshI. Peypnton and Tina ~
| every ~ "- N1''
In Sero'un Eyspeas and Of
nature no has been that so good
me same may DO aid Of Bronchitis Quincy Throat Pile.
| spinal Diseases Broken ore Brras ~
ana as or Che'i Diseases such as Asthma Pain Oppression f
inc IKE u tbs most wonderful anudoto in the
for Liver Complaint II equally Burn. I'm,
equ IN the Word also, Ereressenees every kind such
| all. "'> " 'nem
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FORE EYEs.

The inflammation and disease always back the ball Of thu
eye in the socket Hence virtue Of any me,cnr mrs, -,
e s'a The inn mauon or viii do good The saye N
rubbed on the temples will directly the socket The
pores Will be OPENED ptopar Precipitation will n. r,et. "a ~.
disease wall soon pass or he surface
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Di'EAsEs OF CHILDREN.
How thousands giving internal msd
when their bodies and frames are nabe TO Tar az
against eH Whole armies graves merely
pouring soma chs powerful drug. and pby
sies Hsio such that tho Aleaiinz Ointment tenders % sae
pleasant and harmless Such Group
lsra Infannm Worms and all Summer Complaints winch
children die the Ointment speedily surely
that physician viii be needed Mothers Throughout,
ms ana VIC now soemhy add saeIody declare that the An
Healing Ointment will children early grave
gain knowing infants and ehdn
die early which supPoscd impossible pre-
whole world
CHILDREN NEED NOT THAN OTHERS :,
But sfrom the OF Bouhment aud the
durEnE they undergo which mo~s them down the
| before soythe.
and Of past interest
would say, use the Aeahng onmsnt fot aeEBess among
children"
RHEuN,rsN.
1t almost Immediately the iDsamnuOn and swelling.
when the pals Of cour-e ceases
ina eases fever the difficulty lies in the being locked
that the heat and Precipitation pass or 1.-THE
moisture could be started ihess has passed and the danger
The hh Healing Ointment will in M caseso levers Amos, Instantly
unlock the ska and bring forth The Precipitation.
COMPLAINTS.
Inflammation OF the sdneys Of the womb and it, HnE down
weakne and rreEulafy, Short an those difficulties which
frequent with maes ind ready and permanent relief We have
had aged ladies tell tF could hive monbs without
teeoou very few Of pains and I
which attend Them at that period will be felt Ths ~ ousb,
sclLp urlp.
wshaye cured that actually dc6ed thr j., known =.
II man NaI
spent ebken without v benefit bsD e.-
boIss Of tho Ointunsnt cured them.
COINS.
People need b. troubled 9TH them II they will me. ~
Asa FAMILY MEDICINE no man "a, measure us value 20
.ti'A iol a'R the IIsaveussoo feads
The earh subject o an ~ narnns ~ the acso long =. de
- ~, Svyniust - hing widths Oiatment BE- used
HHl .'+'' w or the Garth then
mand viii cease nd not an ,bep
'VIy =" approximations
u, powerful properties will That composed
., .ne OF the mo't common and harne- hes eritene,
ahefeH no mercury
no azure The skin one particle, ~he pas through ply
l sc the bowels.
JAMEs meALtsTER 60,
| 1868 street N.
Sole proprstors above Medicine ~ whom ali eouunies
tons must BE- addreEcd pos, PAID Price iis and Soets
BT CAUTION. 20
Asthc IN Healing greatly counrsed We
public Ointment viii h.,
genuine % James NcAter Nc Assr
4 Co pen upon svery label" The label 10
hce
Now We hereby reward $500 10 he paid on conviction
constituted ofhs Uned sny indi
| vidusi eountsrfei,ins name and Ointment
Duvlt 4 PUaostL- Richmond:
Rnssra A. A~urEeor, Petersburg.
| ~. A. sASTos Norioh
| wars, Charottesvins
| T. EvAss, fynchburG
JHrsH, Lexington,
A. u. WRuu, stsunton,
sHioEtKrTs Co, Hauisonburn
J. q. HoHrrBr, Woodstock
T.. p HsRraaH, Winchester
, p. RRowH, Charleston
JwEBw w. BOW, hauinsburr;
". r. foSEEy, shepheFdsiovn
| % j. n. BsoousSspovoH kOe soseHyin,,
! ssPsnbsr ~, lsts
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- HlNGLES.-1IO,OO o and 10 Inch Bunch
- Cypre Shingles yard, suit pur
ehascrs by NH 81 DIs-HI-. A NcCANnTIsiI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
Vote on Negro Suffrage.

nesday, Nov. IS-Present. Lieut.. Gov. Gardiner,
Chancellor Walworth, and % Senator's No. i0-G r.
Frost vs. Saratoga county Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Thomas Motbam and al. W. f. p. Heyer. Argued In
place Of No 49, Mr. W. c. Noys heard for plaintiff in
error; MIR n II Owen for defendant in error and Mr.
w G. Moves in reply. Decision postponed. No 23-J.
Fowler VS. s. r. Jermain. No. 24-W Ellis vs. the same
argued together. Mr.. NJ T. Reynolds was heard for
plaintiff In error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
Canadian Politics.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE He RAID
Sir Having observed n article in your paper, de-
signaling Sir Allan McNab late Speaker Of the Ca
madam legislature, beg remark that he is present
the Speaker having positively refused TO accept the
Office of Adjutant General of Militia, which you proba-
bly, supposed disqualified him Speaker. ! mention
this fact in order the public right on question
which appears to be misunderstood.
am, sir, your obdt servant,
CANADIAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

THE MAGNETIC TKLKaRAPH AND THE FOREIGN
News The news Of the fall of flour IN England
was not generals known In New York until about r
NJ yesterday although communication Of the seameis
news was sent to New York three private IN
cut in two places and the communication was not
sumed until o'civck.-Bosto. Trsvsltsr, Nov ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

LATER FROM HAvANA-The brig T. Street,
CAPTAIN Mcconnell, arrived yesterday from Ha-
vana having left there on the Let inst The news h not
Of importance The subscriptions for the relief Of the
10Th ut The papers contain the drawings Of the royal
lottery The following numbers drew the principal
1900 drew the prize $50 900, No 1859 drew
SIG O00 No "a 3l9 drew $1,000; No 1871 drew $6000
Isl o5 drew $4,000, No 2s,26s drew $1,000, No s,2s7
No IS ass drew $1,000 No 9562 drew $1,000. The Its-
liam company was daily expected in Havana the brig
Hannibal The chorsteIs are already collected, and
daily rehsarsing The music Of two operas, Hermann
and " Lombard" they already up in The papers
Of the 30h u announce the bill for the opening Of the
Tacon the atre with dramatic company. The papers
contain a few details of the effects Of the husi
cane. but they are entirely Of local intersa-N o.
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Capt. Walden, OF the U. 3. Cutter Morris.
u. 8. ScnooNER MoRRr,
Key West. Fa NOV lsl6

In your Weekly Herald of the 18th August, under the
head Of correspondence from Havana appears commu
ncaton from officer Of the 8 brig Perry, In which
your correspondent guilty Of making statement de-
rogatory TO nv character as an officer and which pro-
nounce false in every particular.
He that sig nfed unwillingness to obey the
order OF the Collector when requested to get my vess
underway 60 pursuit Of what supposed to be
a Mexican privateer brig Instead OF expressing, or
manifesting an unwingness to perform that duty,
gave the order to weigh" before leaving the deck to
got all my boats ahead and towed my vessel to sea.
The short space of time occupied in getting uncer-
way after the receipt of the information is think 9, n
cent TO prove, that bound unwilling errant
In addition to which, enclose communication from the
Collector contradicting the satments above alluded to
did not at the time, believe there any such
sci on the coast but there had been, nothing would
have given me greater pleasure than to have fallen in
with her
you will do me the justice to give this state.
men together with the enclosed letter place In your
public regret exceedingly to be compelled to appear
before them in this but justice to myself a.
public officer, think requires that should do SO.
am sir, with great respect
Truly your most obedient servant,
GREEN WALDEN
Captain U. s. r.. Marine.
To JAMES GORDON BENsErr. Esq,
Editor Of the New York Herald New York.
CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
KEY WEST, November 3, 1916.
have read the letter in the New York Herald, under
date the 18th of August purporting be from Off,
tention.
The assertion therein contained upon the pilots
thorty that you did not III" to out to the sup
posed Mexican prvateer wholly gratutous for your
vessel underweigh within half hour after your
orders dispatched.
have the honor to be, your obt serv't,
S.R. MALLORY, Collector.
GREEN WALDEN, Esq., u 8. r.. s, Captain Commanding
the U. g. revenue cutter Morris.
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soldiers,--This day we have achieved a triumph
which honors that of the restoration OF peace amongst
the Equsotans Happy peace that only costs the small
country and from you for two years. and still hap
py II the country Is secured and consolidated without
''soldiersI is 10 years since have been at your
head and highly pleased in the recollection that
one has vsnquished u.s. This recollection win add
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
o 3 7 r U a r. Y.

DIED, Sunday the 25th uIt. the residence of her
law, Mrs Lawrence, Fishcrsville this
county after brief illness, Mrs. MARGARET HUTcHIN
SON, OF Gettysburg Pcnnsy in the 18th year of
her age.
The deceased sustained through life the character of
been called on TO endure many trials and vciss
tudes, they but served TO give brighter charm the
natural s"avy OF her dispositiona deeper her
feelings OF accton-a wider expansion her sympa-
thes-and more subducd and holy in the wisdom
and goodness of her God, in all His dealings towards
hc-. She has left two daughters, several grand chill
drcn, and other relatives, in Pennsy vana.
DIED, on the 2lst December last, near st. Louis
Missouri, RIsDoN III. PRIcE, esq, formerly of BaIti
more, Md.
DIED, on Thursday last, near this place, Mr.. JoHN
BURGESS, in the 9th year Of his age. MIR. b. had long
been resident of this place,-he was honest man,
and much respected and for the last forty wears
and upwards member of the Methodist Church in this
pacc.-Valey Star, Jan. "a.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-02-05
EXTENSIVE AssoRrMENT OF
SUPERIOR
PIANO-FORTES,
RQR SALE. In RICHMlNl. VA.
FOR SALE, In RICHMOND, va.

DERHAPS it may not be generally known
Il throughout the country, that as large and COM
manding stock of the very best Piano Fortes
can always be met With at our establishment in
this city, already finished, as at the largest and
most reputable factories North:
Constant additions enable us to present at all
times from eighteen to twenty -four Instruments
embracing all the fashionable styles Of finish,
both of mahogany and rosewood.
We will furnish them on as good terms as the
best makers sell similar instruments North. In
addition, we offer them for sale upon trial-sub-
ject to be returned if they do not prove good.
Should such an event occur, agree to bear
the expenses Of transportation, both going and
returning. Our great confidence in the nstru-
ments which we offer, and the entire satisfaction
expressed by those who have bought and tried
them, emboden to make these terms.
Out of sale of over four hundred, not one has
proven bad.
written guarantee Of their excellence, and of
good faith on our part, will accompany the in
strument whenever required.
Having in our employ skilful tuner and reg
ulator OF the Piano Forte, reliance may BIO placed
in the instrument being put in perfect sumo and
order, and packed in durable manner for trans
porting to any part Of the country.
Prices vary from $50, 275, 500, 1885, $50, and
COG dollars.
We also furnish the. Piano Forte with Cole
kfsn& WooDHousE.
Booksellers and dealers in Piano-Fortes,
and Music, 1877 Main Street
January % 1919