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LEGISLATIVE.
HOUSE or DELES ATES.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 18Th, 1886.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. DASIkL, from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, made concerning this oa'hs and eeru-
Gates OF election OF Members.
The Bill concerning Lieutenant Elijah Brown. Of the
Public Guard OF the City of Richmond, indefinitely
postponed on its second reading.
The Bill for promoting aud improving the Agriculture Of
the State was rejected.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. ScurHALL,
Rssoired. That leave be gwen to bring In a Bill pre-
serbng certain Courts in which suits against Public Cor
posuons composed OF Officers OF the Government may DO
maintained.
| On motion Of Mr.. Josxs,
Resoired, Thats Select Committee be appointed to in
que into the expedieney cf bringing IN bill authorizing
the purchase from VIM j. Hubbard ot his Portrait Of Chief
| Justice Marshall.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. TaoNrsos-Peuuon OF Martha Rose, admins
trairix OF Thomas Rose decd praying to be released
the claim OF the Commonwealth to certain parcel
tain parcels OF land belonging to said lying the
counties oi Dnwddc and Sussex aud for other purposes
The Bill directing Board of Public Works 10 sell the
Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road and ncorpors tins
the purchasers thereof by the OF the Sea- Board and
ROANOKE Rail Road Company, (bcns IN its second read
ing) Mr.. WATTS defended the bill Length in an
sble speech. The oil then, the request OF Mr..
SrsE. passed by until tomorrow.
The Bill providing for the extension Of the jurisdiction
OF single Justice all specially debts under fifty dollars.
being on its second reading
Mr.. wALLAoE moved it. ,ndedai,e po.tponement. Tho
House refused to postpone, by the following vote
Arn-Messr.. Southall, Brown OF Albemsrlo, Harve,
Powell. Baldwin, Mssse, Bur~el. Mitchell. Boak, b.
cock, Toler, Fox, Dickinson OF Caroline, Lacy, Caring
ton, Winree, BIoadus, Hobson, Scott, Street, Jones,
Brown OF Hanover. Lee McRae, Paiiek, Wallace, Gaines
Robinson, Gresham, Gordon, Baeey, Banks, Shepard,
VERIFY, Oliver Mcpherson, Sype, Tunstsl, Cooke, Da-
mel, Suother HUllsdsy, CHM, Funston, Riee-45.
NoEs-Messrs. VIM. II. Is. Custis, Layne, Thompson OF
Boieourt, CANDIDA, Miller. Turnbuu. Mselin Flood,
Thompson Of Dn~iddic, Hall OF Fsuquier. SULLIVAN,
Carson Leake, Walker Edmunds, Stovall Hieu, Thomp
son OF Hampshire, Flowers, Goodwin BowJ.n Towner,
Dull, Goarc, Mcintyre, Taylor. ElIey Clayton. Parrioi
Adams. Alexander, Wade, Hamilton Michael, kiby
Newton, Watts, Happier, Middleton, Edsnston, Tatum
Hiner, Dey, NeDearmon, Brawner. Long Pntchard Cow
an Fugsie. Denison Suckley, Tate billiard, Freeman
Hall OF Taylor, West, Goodson, Nea-5S.
The hour for arrived before the bill ordered
It's engrossment
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday the 3 inst by Elder r. d. Hotndon Mr..
John A. FINNELL, Of Rappahannoek, to Miss NANCY
SETTLE, Of Warren County, Va.
On Thursday. the 18th inst by the same, Mr. BENJA-
MIN p. MITCHELL TO Miss LOUISA J. GREGG, oil
Of Fauquer County Va.
On Wednesday, the llih inst, by the Rev Robert vii.
knson, the residence Of the same, Mr.. HUGE Mellow.
ELL to Miss ELIZAP. sP1CER, eldest lighter Of 10
seph Spieer, Esq.
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD BILL LOsT.

This bill, regret state. death a, an evening
session ycserdiy. its second reading. twas lost by
vote Of 81 TO 20.
We should ian hope that such is not the deliberate
judgment Of the House. This work being among the
lew that has made dividend for the State. should be en-.
eouraged # but for the good example it has Get in the
economy Of It, management Surely, there will be re
eonsldafnMnn
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TO FARMERS

HANS Potent Adhesive Horse Porer.
INHE subscribers have associated themselves
- under the firm Of NAV sYDNOR, Tor the purpose of
manufacturing os Powers md ha'hncs the county
Of Haaover The shop occupied John w oha purpose for
the lat years below ihe Couu house and
three hon Hanover iowa The above Horse Power pasnt
lat and erhbied u he eneo AEreuursFa IN the city
Of Richm, nd Novemt last with Tht hina Ma
chine attached thereto and obansd the premium however
Tor that other HoTss Power ard ThthuE
Machine exhibited dcsirc undue
Machines We conhdeni they VIII not sun Veompsf
Machine "of cost manuictu 81 the a..
desiring Ma,hnes and The pubc fay
specifically soci caa Hessrs Geo Wsu Cos FuEh
efoy adonint Mr. Hardehs Livery
HorePovsf and Thrs-hng Machine may for
Mr Wau viii take much pleasure showing
Machine and reeeivs orders TO-
We viii. days pubish fu psscripi enara
wing Of the Machine and een0caes o. ~ Performance
JOHN HAw.
ED. sYDAoR.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM
situate he Bfook Tsrnp three l,s nom p,,o,
Vusrr hr'h consisting n p3t nrafy seventy ~ witch
afe uudef cultivation. the balance being The In od
been rat Improved curing Inc last two yssrs eosd
uoa 70 produce aburdanB nc usual eops ~ addition 20 App
orchard herr about $50 young 10 of otss, s
ponoi whh WI belr NE rreent TIE buildings consist
ces-ay and houfss w
The ioeauon NJ hs farm beauty ard b..hb , 49,,
slpass'd ~ sny In The couny uniting does the sdvarv.
OF town AMI country fesfence. 81 RAtbvyfg
" lb-fnHtW once under EFeba,gc u,,.t
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LOUISIANA.

Gov. MoutOn in his yaedctory message the Legsa-
tlre Of this State, advers laws Of those States which
Condemn slaves and free negroes convicted Of certain
crimes, to be sold a. slaves their boundaries some
Of these free negroes, says the New Orleans Pcayune
have been sold Ia this State. and the Governor suggests
that law be passed giving that all ch persons
found LOUISIANA shall be confined the Penenrsry for
10.
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O." tn, N,p Library Of La,, and Eouity "

We indebted to the poteness OF u. c. KirE. the
Agent for the February and March numbers Of this publ
cation, valuable gentlemen Of the bar The Library
is published in monthly numbers. each containing l60
pages, at the low rate Of seven dollars year.
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GALE AT CHARLESTON.

The Charleston papers give accounts Of violent and
destructive gale which occurred IN city Sa urdsy
last. Many Of the wharyes seriously damaged and
the roofs Of houses injured number VI ships
badly injured. One brig slo3ps. schooner
and several smaller craft There were nc lives
lost, tho some very escapes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

IN this vicinity, on Thursday night last Captain Thomas
O. Scott for many years the very acceptable Postmaster
Of this City Tie was member Of that gallant band, The
Petersburg Vounees which during the last War cover
cd itself with mPershablo glory. His remains were inter.
red with Miliiery honou.- Raleigh Register.
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Crs,n Of ~, SoufI IY,sf.
NnTIl,E.

DROPOSALS will be received for the erection
of Hotel and other Hu,h ngs Sprnaf Husue
Com any he Masatin Town Fsiry.
TIE county n fowiatsn. until the 25'h nissan.
plan aHd specifications 81 the buirgs may be-
plioation 70 The Subscriber 70 iiig ihr terry.
w. ROY~rER, President
s-rhe Company wish TO hirc year,
able bodied men. Ie Is-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

M KS. POWELL respectfully informs her
I've former patrons ard the public generally having
coveted her htah she has aEsn resumed
BUSINESS bfsrehss NJ her residence on N.bn
street, marble sboekoe n NsrSet House aaan sn re-
neWa' Of their patonaFr ~ wot by
the neste ard fashionable sye pledges hss n
u's every shor 70 give sateon may pat
roHfe
WANTED Immediately, FIRST rate DRg5s MAKER to whom
liberal viii b.
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TIE GRAND FEAr

The extraordinary exploit Of lighting 100 candles q,
by Of his magical eonyanees IL to be repested
by Herr Alexander to night II will be the last oppou
nifty too Of witnessing The variety Of experiments to
be made by this unrvsled professor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

We indebted TO the poiteness OF D. {. King III,
Agent for the February and March numbers Of this publ
cation valuable To gentlemen Of the bar. The Library
Is published monthly numbers each containing so pages
the low rate Of seven doLars a yea.
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A CAKn.

'Illb subscribers ~ the Richmond Mercantile Resdiog
Room ore respectfully Informed that tho Room r. nov
open ipr their prion.
would iurhcr respectfully invite nettGp Of the sgb
scnbers a. the Room, FRIDAY next atI2 o'clock N
ioseleet Committee TO draft rules and regulations Tor bs
government Of the Establishment
r. ls-3t BEVERtV IN an
" The Enquirer Compiler and Star will ns,r, in Fr,
dsy's pspor.
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sppy 10 me county court VI Henreo. Tor writ Of sd
Ssos asnAs" /" condemn 80 much of the land on the
no" mssn "i me Dock, between 18th aud 18th streets,
wu DE required TO extend Doek street, from 18th 9TH
su.e' 'o'V ee' VICE.
hno he esoanons OF the Commissioners were respec-
u'eV adopted
DIR. Dove presented tho following r,por, FINN, ,h r. -
miss,onep Of Streets Tor jefferson Ward,
The Commissioners To whom referred . rrsolutiou
ouered 10 the Council Tor grsding cufbiuf,
cutters 18Th street, from Broad Ffankn streets do
recommend Ia tho Council the adoption VI tho said resou
ton.
The Commissioners also took into consideration the &C
Of the city against Henry Cannon for use of
vert and direct the foil resolution IL be r, pot,d
Resolved, That there exists no contract between the
Commissioners OF Streets for Jefferson Ward and Henry
Cannon Tor placing eurbsne on Main street in front OF
his house corner oi Main aud 18Th street; and that
Chamberlain be directed collect tho sum due by him
without Offset
And the foregoing report approved aud the resou-
ton OF the Commissioners adopted.
Leave OF absence was granted To Mr.. Wickham.
heseired That curb stone be and the gutter paved
IN College street the side; and that the side wsk
paved with brick five feet wide including curb stone.
leave o' absence was granted to DE- Haxal.
U D "o"v" -, ~ VI SnsmoeHayne'
49, @,,, iaa, 'he euro stone ordered 10 DO isd down
- $50" oo 80 'au 'nst 'ne sue walk on INC west
e., ,h, h 49, oo Yen ise' in "'a'n' ana 'na' h'e
~ ~ ~ 49, rh oheA'
p...J.-J III =. - ~, =,
4, arc, ,n,s. 6,. nlns. On - es w 'eYuest.a
the Exchange IIo,el ON. o,h., n.,,,s a,, ~ i pp
and third at the n,er.ee,ion n, F,.,L .nJ la,h 49,,
A memorial was received f,,n, 4 - u..s tss
that the Commissioner. Of S,r.e,. for MsJ,.oa W.d
be authorized 4, q, amin, m. L,..,, g. az. S' my
And an mo,,o, Of m, S...s.o,. e, on locus. Suee.
referred 10 the Commi..,on.r. Of So, ~. 80 49,, ".
WarJ. '"''''"''' " euee" LOT Madison
a, ,,o,;,, If n, Old
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

WILLIAMS HAXALL viii scnst This rnarninr Al 10,
O'Clock ~ CfoT sni Cuba Sugars India AMI sugar.
Hous MoIas'ss s,ey RIO Coffee prime o Jsya ana
Cubs coffee "a Rye aud Common wbHEsy New Enr NJ Rom
pure cider Bn5y Ounpovder Goshen Chess. Rut,., o.,
con sde' and Shoulders ma'on superior Betng Family
- a.,
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NEWS EXPECTED.

The New York Herald Of Tuesday says
"Thsre several packet ships and two
ships due, with later from Europe The
Massachusetts, IN her twenty day, and the Cam
bria her thirteenth"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

Htvty CLy.Ths Louisville Journal, noticing Colton's
Life II Csy, thus speaks Of bic personal history,
The personal history II Mr. Clay. detailed IN these
volumes, will be read with great We trace him
sep by step, ascending from the condition 0f poor boy
TO the loiutsi pacs IN the councils q the nation By the
union oi genius ard industry, he steadily sdvancsd higher
end higher in pnbc regard until he became the most
unguihcd Of his c0tempofaes and eJered influence
the public mind e the country than any other man.
The lesson fought BY such eminent cheering oil
those who ore endesvonng O. prepare themselves for Lofty
and effective political destiny The teaching fsuch life
Ought TO be regarded with profound interest by a sspng
young who wish 20 achieve desirable fame BY dsvo.
ting themselves - tho welfare Il the Republic Let the
young who couscious Of the possession Of naurss
noble intellectual gis whenever ho feels like depending
snd retiring from the field of conflict remember course
q Henry Clay and be chccfed take fresh u,ago aud 20
On with unialerng heart 10 all The Obstacles be-
tween himself and the high Ienown he aims a.
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How To sELIcr TouOH GTEsK FROM TENDER OSEs.-
The New York Spirit Of the Times has the following pass
ed to its credit. Verify it s good.
Away down in the ''smar village OF Cincinnati there
vegetables certain Hotel keeper. who, for cuteness is
some" you may depend. Having been frequently i'm
posed upon while supplying his bounu arder with the ar
tele OF geese, by the wide awake buckeye" hucksiers
he deemed it high time to If cheating wasn't game
that two could play at. So, morning bright and eor-
y, he presented himself before Of the numerous far
meis wagons surrounding the market squares with a.
II s-ssay FIR frIend-g-g-got any gg-geese1" THE
poor fellow has Charles Limbs defect OF Speech
"Yes, sir, fine lot
WV well. I've ggoi, up TO my h-h.housr, the
all i.iire redst set of boys for geese you ever
d-ddid see, and want to h. head 'em of n few with
tome though ones-cc cant you PIP pick me out few
old though h.h h.he felers -
Well, don't know, but guess | might find one or
two, and so, turning his pile Of poultry he collects
on one side OF his wagon eight geese whose
claim To The title Of old he ecrs" needed no cnrrobor
alive proof Of Nootka Sound Convention, or Treaty
of FIorids, hut might justly be pronounced clear and
unquesIonHhle."
Mine Host" eyed tie process Of segregation with evil
dent satisfoeIion.
Are LL'hose all the Though ones you've got"
Yes, sir, and p0D didn't know had so many"
Well was the reply, g g gesss I'll 1T Ltsko The
Sthsr IDIOT"
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SI44,52T
66.043
SIS 4s4
Decrease

Or abou, two dhsi which is better than we anticipated
II the present rates continued the probability that
IN two or three years the amount OF will be greater
Than under the former law.
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

IT The Rev Mr. Mlburn. the blind but eloquent chan
lan ~ the House oi Representative has been Initiated ns
90 Odd Fellow. Rev. Mr Tuston the distinguished chap
lain 10 the Senate " also member Of the fraternity
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BOOK AUCT ON.

Or OUR sale Of Mr.. g.. Persico's Library will
BE- Continued m THIS EVENING. at O'Clock.
br Tn Books open for during the day
fsb 10 tNf,OEs A. BROTHER Auet.
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lr wag says II Mr.. Paking- ham should be recalled
he will Ind good chance to engage the pork business
Cincinnati
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NEW MIlSIE

We mus, acknowledge the receipt, from Mr. w. L. Mon
rague OF several fine pieces Of New Music with
ment Of which ms Store be well supplied
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MARINE DISASTERS

From the Nsp York Sun Of N3nd1y Afternoon.
sixty LIVES LosI-By a special express from Squsm
luet, dispatched Sunday night for this Office We hlvc
the melancholy intelligence that five vessels ashore
on Squam Beach during the late snowstOrm on
turJsy night end SUNDAY morning
IL i supposed that sky live, have been lost BY these din,
ssers, the unfortunate and passengers pefishiny m
sight Of the land. e,rts reach the shore
The following isa let o the vessels, and the number o
lives lost each fsr could be ascertaned I'd 10 the
hour messenger left on Sunday night
ship John Milton. Capt. Starkry, New York and New
Orleans packe, driven ashore Sunday morning about
o'clock. FI-c II the Tors and PASSENGER eacbed the
shore exhausted. The Captain and his wife tb,i,
child and servant, aBd thirty persons passengers or
sailors persisted IN attempting to save themseves Cargo
ell Loot
Ship Orleans, Capt, New York and New Orleans
packet driven ashore Saturday night soon after The
snow storm commenced Total les. Saved and missing
not Bsceuaintd.
Schooner Alabama, from Philadelphia for New York.
went ashore on Saturday night duung height Of the
storm. and every soul board penshed-ssven IN ol
Vessel and cargo a total loss.
brig and schooner also went ashore on Saturday niyb
end su. held together on Sunday at sundown Name
where from, cargo. aud destination unknown
The persons saved were Hospitality treated by the poo
pie OF Point Pleasant al Squan Inlet and every attention
bestowed upon sm that their deplorabe condition requ-
red.
The surf was stl running very high on Sunday night
and no communication he'd been bod with the vessels that
still held together.
The storm Of Saturday night and Sunday was IN,
most severe ever known in 'h1' vicinity
letter dated az Pensscoa. 9Th nst contain, the fol-
lowing paragfaph about the destination Of the American
squadron.
The only news Of interest I can communicate to you.
relative 10 the movements Of the Gulf Squadron. that
Commodore Conner with the whole feet the Somets T.
copied. will leave this port dunng the ensuing week for
Corpus Christi. The Falmouth with the Comm d,re on
board aud The John Adams will sail either day or to
morrow; the ST. Mays about Wednesday. end the Steam
Fngoio Mississippi about Saturday IL s arranged
and supposed that they will oil reach Corpus Christi al the
same umo. II IS said that some important person b. 10 10
down with the expedition. The precise object 10 not
Il known"
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WORKING OF THE NEW PosrAGE LAw.-Ths Washington
Union returns from 50 Of the largest Post oees in
the United States, showing aggregate decrease the
4h quaisf OF lS45, compared with the quarter in
1874. OF S5S.4s4. Thus:
Receipts OF 4h quarter ls4l SI44,52T
DO. do. 1915 S6,O43
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

No ISL Maia
FIBGUGRv TO-
lust received, and for sale this day, the I'd
- lowing NEW BOOKS
No 50 n Wiley futnams Library Of Choice Reading Kea
Fosticsi Works In paris price Is.
Picking om the Portfolio of he Reporter of New DRIED
Pcsyuns," with enEpvnts from orignL designs ~ UafnA
vol End 80
haD DE @ FORD complete volume; By Sir "
ton BrJdgrs IS
Tbs Dead B0tsr IRISH Legend. by William Carleton, auI
Of Fats and Stores n The ifuh Peasanry:Q5
byle the M'i u Cypuss tale Of the Massacre Of the
gsenots, ~.
FfsRUaHy ~.
The Elves transatsd from the German 81 Teet BY Thoss
rye, with other tales and skstehet. IS.
Ellen Tempeton The Spectral Cloud ~ The auhor of
Mysteries Of Boaon" &C Ee, IS.
The CT. or The Monts q Mout Iiiu q romance
fhiadephs; BY q. Lippsrd, Pea.
Por sale the HownS newspapers fof Feb ~ New
I'D baltimore Western Continent, Philadelphia Courier Post
Ners Gazette.
No. % Moss National Press iournsi Tor home repos,
n ster' record n an mirror q passing Edited BY
Mogrs published every Saturday; ~ per annum, snsy
fet9
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VALUABLE BOOKS. al Auction.
Members Of the Legislature, and all person. vaua
Books, will please bear mind the Messrr Drnker
re Old stand - Main VII Oh O'Clock
Evening. TINS collection large and many vaua
WO A. in almost sve department OF Literature AZ the said
positive, great bargains may be expected.
ALEX. MOTT, Aueis
o The Sale will be continued every evening unt the VIII
b. clorsd. IA
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19
Hats and Cans.

TNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
i continues the Manufacture of Hats and Caps,
at his old stand, No. 80 Main street, between
Chestnut ard Pine, where he is always supplied
with full stock of the various kinds of goods
in use, in his line. All the latest improvements
in the trade have been adopted by him, and neither
pains nor expense will be spared to make his hats
equal IN durability and beauty, to any manufactured
either east or west of the mountains.
By an arrangement which he has made, at much
expense, he will produce the New York Spring and
Fall fashions simultaneous with their production
in that city, thus enabling the fashionable custom
to supply themselves month earlier than hereto.
fore.
Doing exclusively cash business, the good Gus.
toner is no! taxed with the delinquency of the bad
and selling for ONE rRIcE only, the customer is
saved much time and trouble.
Orders for single hats or caps, specifying the
circumference of the head, promptly attended to.
Each and every hat is guaranteed to be all that it is
represented in selling, and the subscriber will be
responsible for any deficiency either in the color or
wear. JOHN MCNEIL,
No. 80 Main St., St. Louis, Mo.
May 9th, 1876.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19
New Springan Summer Goods.

II ME subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
u Of Roakoke, and its vicinity, that he has
just opened and now offers for sale, general as
sOrtment of well selected Merchandise, consist
ing in part of the following:
Fancy Prints, blue md black do,
Diaper, checks, gambroOns, kremlins,
Mixtures, bed ticking, summer vesting,
White cambria, mourning lawns, bazarines,
Flag and pongee hdkfs., fancy cravats,
Gloves (assorted) pic mic and nett gloves,
Palm leaf hats cap and bonnet ribbons,
Umbrellas, gold mixed jeans and tweeds,
Hamilton prints, moravian hose,
7-S, "A, Sd and GA brown and bleached do.
mestics.
HARDWARE.
Trace chains, log chains, grain shovels,
Harnes, Collins axes, weavers reeds,
Knives and forks (assorted)
Pen and pocket knives, horse feams, scissors
Rogers best razors, hooks and eyes,
Chapman's strops, brass candesticks, Japan do
Trunk locks, sqr. latches, bride bits (ass'd)
Stirrups (assored) Saddler's thread,
Shoe thread, brass kettles, bell metal do.
Tea kettles, hoes, castings (ass'd) Iron (ass'd)
GROCERIES.
Loaf Sugar, Rice, Painted Buckets, Castor
Oil, Candles, Tar, Logwood, Spanish brown, Cot
ton Yarn, J. K. Tobacco, &C., &c.
JOEL P. JOHNSTON.
Roanoke, May I'd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19
How to get MEALTH!!!

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ties, removes every PAIN and Weakness, and
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