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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13
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Dress and Cloak VI Il Il n - /.

MISS s. BOOTH, respectfully returns her thanks
vi to her friends ana tfe public their LIBERAL pat
Toage hitherto; aud TAXES TINS opportunity TO INFORM
them that she continues business al The old stand,
East Of James F. Reeves Store. MAN street, Rich
nonc and prepared or.rrs every branch
Of Fashionable and Plain
Millinery. Dress and Cloak Making
the ne4teSt manner and the r-asOna bic terms
She expects 10 se CONSTANT supplies wiki the LA - /
rAoHIOAo, ana i'll keep hand, for sale, aSsort-
IneHt OF fLo~ERs, DnEss CAPS, and FACE TRIMMINGS.
J Country Prodgce taken in exchange for work
y. b Gentemens Line Ell faslonabiy ana atty made.
September 29th. 10. iGtf
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Iyv Richmond, 9th Month 9TH 1916
HE stockholders in this Branch, hereby notified
that the annual Directors IN tins Branch
for the ensuing year vii! IL held Banking house
Second DAY, ltts Month 9aa I~i6
40-3w ELIJAI COFFIN Cashier
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CARPENTERS TOOLS AND AXES, OF Timothy
J Ben5auia's manufacture of PTeoie CO., Ohio
to be good Jus: received and ior sale by
Richmond. June 80, = As HASEs i fAaarHAR
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PhySic Out Diseases.

TAR kATZ'S ANTI-BILLIOUS LIFE PILLS are
the best Medicine III the known world 10 accom-
plish this important work,
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia. Sick Stomach Ram IN
the Side and Back Liver Complaint. Loss OF Appetite
Weakness Of the Stomach and Bowels costveness re
vers and Ague Bilious and other Feyers should At once
Obtain a box or two of these Pills They Parity the
BLOOD and renovatc the such manner that It
is muossble for Disease remain. when they are used
according L, directions. Price . cents.
For sale at the Richmond Book store
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NAT S, CAPS,
HITTER. ~ Es s<p TRIMMINGS

GYM subscribers are now IN receipt OF their ali
Stock of the above articles and would, particular
Is this time, call the attention Of Merchants and Hat
tiers very large nni well selected assot tniont of
Caps, which for variety and prices. eanno, be cqual
led by house this Among them viii lee found
every quality and style manufactured the United
STATES Cur assortment Of Hats Viii he found on exam
nation 10 lie the best offered N this market
Also stock Of HsfcrS FHfS and Trimmings, which
are ali vi l4uportaUn. Of greater variety
than he fouH uHy stHl.r establishment IN the
cty " both Merchants and IHtters that
" can, viii sell them goods our line good
they be bought IN the west, eastern
KIT.
We in receipt Of the Fail Sfy' for Has. which
varies materially from the Spring STYLE. Hatters wish
ng the style Blocks be suppted by sending
tacIr orders. DAVIS < NHIICHER.
Corner Of Main and Fifth SITS
Cincinnati Sep. %, 1916 39-Gw
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lNCIN y ATT:
ScHo0l RnOKc

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Va NJ. H. MOORE 4 Co, 10, Main street East
w Sd' between II and ith invite the attention OF
purchasers al wholesale or retail ana especially
Country Merchants.
70 tier large stock ana varied assortment If Sjt
EooN. the mos; 10 be found IN the Western
>tate>cnhraoing nearly every variety used in the mr.
mary and classical schools well rs the TENT BOOKS
used ia the COLLEGES Of the Western ana South-wes
tern states.
With partners resident IN New York who are largely
engaged publishing. w. II. VI. o., have ads aniace.
for oAiinng their supplies second TO house the
country cnabl'nE them lie OTTER Inducements TO " estern
Dealers T. buy a them Of buyng the Eastern
cities They publish the following
ST4NDlRD SCHOOL BOOKS
the productions Of authors of crehrtv several of whom
iul instructors IN our country.
sanders >erie> of Readers.
Comprising FIRST Second, Third and Fourth Readers
Spelling Book. ana PImmer
McEsott's \ ourg AnalNz
Do AualN iicsi Manual;
forters Rhetorical Reader,
Nrwmans Ehstoyic,
Gray's Chemistry;
oIu,~,ca's Roaincnts Of Philosophy and Astronomy.
GooartohS National Geography;
Pariey's Geography Ter Beginners;
Hcheack's Geology,
Gales Philosophy:
Sswyer's Moral Philosophy.
Buffers Analogy;
Cousins rsy clologv
Sufficient evidence oi The merits Of these Books CIV
N the fact that that the aggregate sale is, yearly
Ssrtrai HuuaIel Thousand Copies.
Also, for sale
Stationery. of all kinds,
Letter and Cap Wiring Papers, Ink Inkstanas, Steel
Pens. Quilts, States, Blank Books, &c. &c
~ All Of which purchasers may depend upon obtain
ing personally BY the lowest prices for Cash
NM II. MOORE & Co
Aug. II, lei6. [331 40 Nam ST. Cincinnati.
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Varieties.


Goop.-The Supreme Judicial Court in Boston, rem
dered verdict Of $50 against Erasmus D. Hudson in
suit brought by Catharine Linda, French slave for
false imprisonment The defendant had obtained habas
corpus in her behalf aud caused her to be detained
hours at Northampton, when she brought before
Judge Dewey, with view of procuring her freedom,
without her consent being previously obtained.
Mrs. Cation daughter Of Charles Carroll one of the
sgner OF the Declaration Of independence died the
house Of her son-in-law in Baltimore (Mr McTaviah
British Consul on Sunday at a ripe old age. Among
her children 10 the Marchioness of Wellesley
The Boston Chronoype says there is newspaper car
rier in that city who few years SINCE graduated with
honor at Harvard
The Legislature of Missouri State met at Jefferson City
Monday, the 18th instant In the Senate the Demo-
Gratis have 10 majority, and in the House 81 majority
STEAM WooLLEN FAcroRY.-Wc learn from the Utica
Gazette that the Steam Woollen Factory erected in that
city during the last summer Is nearly ready to 20
into operation. Some 40 600 lbs Of wool have already
been purchased and the process Of cleaning &C., will be
commenced in q week two The engine used will do
about 80 horse power work. and the whole factory IL
warmed from the escaped steam which carried through
the building by means Of pipes. In the second story
tanning about 200 spndles Tho fourth story contains
nine sets of cardng machines The attic will be used
for king and other purposes The entire factory
DO lighted with the necessary apparatus and fixtures
having been constructed for 225 lights This ID great
improvement secures good light and Is safe from
other mode.
The health Of the city SUCH that We are informed by
tho Secretary Of the Board Of Health that that body
does not deem necessary 10 make any report on tho
subject before the end Of the month.-Dsifs.
sixteen States out Of the 2o and the District Of Column
ba, observe Thursdsy the Goth instant q DAY az pub
Ne thauksgivng and praise,
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PAISANO.

SPRcE FOR THE ARMY IN SANTA FE.-Captain
Murphy whose arrival in this city from Santa Fe,
noticed In paper Of Monday, has, learn, been
despatched here to got specie funds for the troops &c.
under Gen. Kearneys command Upon his arrival appli
cation made to the Bank of Missouri and under.
stand arrangements have been made by the bank let
him have $4,000 in gold, which he will Immediately
transport to Santa Fe.
Some months ago we stated that the government had
supplied Major Walker and the other paymasters attach
ed to the command with treasury drafts (war warrants
we ought to have called them) of small denomination
be passed to the traders in Santa Fe under the belief
that the traders would readily exchange specie for Them
they would be convenient for remittance to the
United States. The psymaster, believe. also took
about $40 900 in gold and small amount in the
Of the Bank of Missouri. The Mexicans will not sell
anything whatever for Treasury drafts, for Missouri
notes Everything they have to sell must be paid for in
Specie they viii not sell at ALL The general trade Of
the country has been broken up by the and the
delay of traders the route that they have not the spe
Gle to exchange for these drafts consequently the gov
eminent officers do nothing with them except,
few instances when the suffer- some American trader
chooses take them at large shaveSt Louis Repu6.
ican Nor. IL.
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The Constltutional Vote In this state.
Vote on Negro Suffrage.
Personal Intelligence.

The following members Of Congress have already ar
rived at Washington :-Senators-Mr Johnson of Loui-
siana Mr. Benton, Of Missouri Mr. Bagby, OF Alabama;
Mr. Dix, of New York; Mr.. Westcott Of Florida. Re-
presenatives-Mr Speaker Davis of Indiana; Mr.. Mil.
Ter, of New York; Mr.. Roberts, of Missssippi.-Na.
tonai Intelhgencev
Hon. VIM. Fndlay, formerly Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA died at Harrisburg Sunday in his 10Th year. He
was the father-in-law Of Skunk.
The Hon. Geo. Marsh, of Vermont, passed through
Philadelphia yesterday, his way Washington. He
Is one Of the most accomplished linguiss living While
in this city at the request Of the Norwegian officers who
had heard of his talents he had interview with them
We notice among the deaths at San Augustin city ,
Texas that OF Mr. Samuel Benton, only bro her of the
Hon. Thomas II. Benton, aged so years. He at
time a member Of the Texas Congress.
Mr.. Chapman, member of Congress from Michigan 10
on his way to Washington.
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Mr.. NILES OF CONNECTICUT.

We lay the following card from Mr.. Niles al
once before our readers. 1t gives us pleasure to
differ in opinion with whom we have always
considered as staunch republican. His recent
course upon the tariff surprises and distresses us
particularly when consider the great interests OF
the democratic party, which are now at stake, and
when we recoect the bold stand witch he took in
1910 upon this great question. We submit on this
subject some very striking remarks from the last
New York Globe. We differ with Mr.. Niles as to
the bill Of l9i2, with profound asonishment and
regret Nor is this variation of opinion confined to
ourselves We rocolleot that Mr., p. Smith, then a
speech against the bill of lS42 denouncng it in
ry aspect Of it. We recolect, too, Mr.. Seymour, a
member Of the House, representing the Hartford
district, in which Mr.. Niles resides, voted against
the bill. We suspect Mr.. Niles is mistaken when
he supposes Mr.. Woodbury. to have expressed a
preference for direct taxation. But we repeat our
profound regret that Mr. Niles, or any republican,
should have taken this course, at this critical time,
on certainly the greatest question Of the age and of
the country.
WARRINGTON, July 90
To The Editor Of The Union;
perceived in the Daily Union Of the 2lst IN
slant, a communication commenting on supposed
statement in my speech in the Senate last Monday,
which is founded entirely on a mistake into which
your reporter has fallen. | did not say that the
tariff of 1912 was not an object Of assault IN the
election of 1874 by the democrats Of the north but
on the contrary, was defended by them. What
did say was that so far the tariff OF 1912 was an
issue in the contest Of 1874, 1t was made so by the
wings who claimed great credit for that act, and at
tributed to it the prosperity which the country has
since eLoyed. This claim was met by the demo-
Gratis, by denying that the wings were entitled to
the exclusive credit Of that act, be 1t good or bad,
as il could not have passed either house without the
aid Of democratic votes; that the law itself was very
Detective containing prohibitory duties, and others
Of high rates nearly prohibitory; that the protective
principle was pushed to an extremes that was I'M
equal and unjust in many Of its provisions and that
the agricultural interests were not sufficiently ia
vored, particularly wool. The remarks of your
correspondent therefore, whether correct or not, are
inspplicable to my speech. Having set myself
right, have nothing further to add, as cannot be
drawn into discussion with an anonymous writer
in regard TO the sentiments Of the democracy OF the
north on the subject Of the tariff | will, however,
inform your correspondent that ! am well aware
that Mr.. Woodbury. is free-trade man; that have
heard him maintain iree-trade doctrines IN the Sem
ate TO the extreme length Of avorng direct tsxes, II
am not Mistaken when necessary TO give effect 70
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We call attention to the advertisement Of yankee
Allen" in another column, who repeats his enter
talnment at Apollo Hall tomorrow evening We
advise those who are in want of hearty laugh,
"cheap for cash, ;" to 90 and see him.
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U5-The annual commencement OF G Gorge
town College will take place at the College Hail
on Tuesday, the 18th July, at 81 o'clock a m.
The public are respectfully invited To attend.
July l5-eod6t
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HAMS AT AUCTION.--ons Saturday morn
II ing next at 10 o'clock shall sell in front Of
my auction store, $50 best sugsr-cured hams, yery
superior article Tor family use In lots, to suit pur-
July a3-3 Anetions.,
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ffee-trade principles. But whilst such have been
The sentiments Of Mr., Woodbury. as a senator Of
Ne~ Hampshire, when Secretary OF the Treasury
he never advocated or maintained any such doe
rnes IN his Official reports, from which infer that
nc vas sensible the freetrade principles were not in
harmony with the national sentiment, or Of the
opinions OF the democratic party Of the country.
have 10 request that you viii insert this note to
correct the error Of your reporter, and guard myself
RON being misunderstood.
| am, truly yours,
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Total tax, being gross revenue
added to enhanced price.
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The following tho Of q
last
articles ~ the arfO Of
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Enhanced price, occasioned
by the duty.
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Gross revenue collected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
GREAT ATTRACTION.
We Is r - H. Il d u u 70 y
INNCnRERG. OrT. u, 1915


M M J. WILLIS begs leave 10 Inform his friends,
w customers aud the public in general, that he has
ust returned from The Northern Will large aud
desirable stuck n Dry Goods. Shoes. Bnanes. Robons
Flowers, Sc which having heeA purchased principally
Tor cash. aud his sor heiua very heavy viii enable nm
offer great Inducements purchasers Mt whutsae or
retail Persons wishing purchase, VIII mud II 10 lhel
give hm cal before purchasing else where,
as he Will take pleasure IN exhlbHng his Ioods to
them whether they purchase not. Amongst his as
sortmenl NAV be found, VIZ.
French Chshmere Coss aud Obre LANES new siyes;
Adnenes and Cacovons ttnllrey new styies) Tor La
dies dresses;
Mouslin d i.slnes Irish 'Twills and Fatseens;
900 yards black and fancy coUred Aiacd Lnstfe al
great Bargains,
s pieces black, extra, warranted Silk Warp. at only
s per yaId
Black and blue black Silks. cheap,
pieces Luplns best Bonoaznes. at j. 20 and b 81
per yard;
90, 900 yards Calico, splendid styles from 6. cents to
finest;
Bed Ticking. Apron Checks. aud Loseys' a large as
s0umeu
Iaces, Ed1lues and Bobhin Trimming,
Ribbons and Flowers, large assortment,
Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans, large assortment, cheap
Culhs Cassimefes and Neslngs. large and general as
sortme0t,
ed aud white Flannes. chean
ALSO--varioIs other Goods too numerous to ennme-
rate For good bargains call at the Richmond CASH
Store. VI. J. " l1i-io'
Oct Is Us
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Foriu-sson MAZE "R0 AS'hH'e
.gG.gg2E ,.ffs..

I u,,etnn Of ,he Trustees Of this Academy III
~ the town 1t Luyi 'gstuo, GA The ~ uay u ''"'
nv. lsl6; .....-,-.;..- siaoi6 ii his
a,,,on nj, ,es,snnr his situation at The cose ot ''le
,s,eu s,s$ion II Mas "rder d. that he Secretary u
puard do advertise / IA Nj .e and fe"a'e ieaf"t'
,iJ in ,,i,utiun and that he request apllrah's 10 APP
an ar befure the 2lh day at February next e,'"''
person OF by etief--il ny letter .mp
|std NJ ~ ~ 'o,,
Feb. l2
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EEsEski, OH AeE Leaf HER
%TURss;

fENlE undersigned Is nov getting in foOODS
n which he has purchased a. The North h, and
is prepared To sell low. Those wishing tun his
line are invited 10 call.
500 sides New York Sue Leather
so barrels Tanners OIL.
1900 pair SHOES and Boots
80 d,z. Has and Caps.
Saddles. Umbrellas, Shoe Thread Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives. &C.
Wholesale and Retail. the old stand of g. POLAND
bee & Co. and opposite Davis. Colhuun 4 Co. Main
Street JOHN J. HUSBAND.
Oct 10 6m
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EtASHMERES AND MOUSLiNs, beautiful as
= sorment remarkably low
REAL FRENcn dc all wool. al Is els, per I'D
BLACK AND coLoREp ALPAccAs. very cheap.
BLACK AND pLuE BLACK S,LKs. unusually handsome.
FIANNELs white red and yellow, at Is Cd. TO 70 els
IJNpncssrD lRisH LINENS, very inw.
BossEr RiBBoHs AND Az do. very handsome,
CALico1s al from Diets TO The finest, sllenjid as
sOrtmcni.
Besides preat variety Of other staple and fancy
T. J BURTON.
Bank square.
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sssssENtX FOUNDRY,

L. " "a G Ia burg stfs sHs C.
. AYING connlrted nv Mater Power aud "'hef
y improvements al my old sand, heaT me 'n"P
,nsp Of the I.y6chbutn Water Works, am nov pre-
,ted Ia execute all orders in my line n business VIZ
asst Gcerinq In Minis aui ulhef Machinery, WIN eve
description of castings ol
UoN u,.ss, AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
k,,co Pre..cs, l. ,a,n,rs, Bands, Levers, NC &C
From an experi,uce of nearly 20 years IN one OF me
Ia conducted establishments IN the State, leel conn
| If haipo able u 1--WE Satisfaction lu lhuse dFui'is
! with their patronage.
Ii w,cts patcalary call the attention OF 1ohacconsls
ny establishment Having been the flrs, mat in'rodu
he rsro(actore i luearcu Screws Presses ana IA"
Ia, Bands. Sc, IN Lynchburg. can WIN confidence
er those unacuained with my work, 10 Inc ptocipa
Imaceouis,s of tbs place, having put rp between 10
Nd 100 presses within tie shut line oi my residence
kre
INnb vie,y Of securing a fair share OF patronage !
\ an continue To add snch anur saving machlnery as
II rnanle me Ia execute work With accuracy ana ne
qch ,u1 ~ III warrant all work dune al my establish
nj 10 be equal any done IN this place or elsewhere
A. q. DABNtI
o, I'm
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HxCHgHD III. TOLEH, Editor.
sSiniGNtSo
o. The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIA

N- The LYNCHBU Re- IIRGlNlAN,
T. published ,eBii-rceekiy fsrsru Monday ana Thursday,
BY SfArHAM. DiLLARD TONNLEf &,
4 -Four Dollars per annuR payable IA ddcdnee sNoSno-
-rtptan eite receicedtor ofert' man Sr mon's'
nd no paper ,eiH be discontinued, (ereeW I" inc discretion
the .sditory,) until all arredrases d'e paid
a.. 9DVERTIS E.ME,NFS inserted at 80 oenfsper
s.ave Tor tes) for erery inner form insertion ana ''
per 7pue Tor ess) for eeery outer form seFio
EYER .9DTERTISER IS required 10 note on ms
r, anuscrip ho long he eiSes has advertisement ulsted
en- adreriiseent not so noted, toW be rseftea t'
,,tinuaice be ordered.
ron YEARLY 4DyERTTSLN'd The terms are for
y, ,;,sre of tno squares $40 for square, So Jo
Il nc square nner form, So Erery yearly aaoe'tSe
ss be re 3aired to afae his adpertts,ns to msp'
4 . line Of business -.
sy- FOB PRLNfLNG ereetaed neatly ana erptd''o"s
= Id or &c tabi6 terms.
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C0n,,,rtsss0sse,'S Sale.

pY virtue of two several degrees ct The Circuit Su-
- perlur Court Of Law and ChanceTy Tor Nelson
Count one Of The day Of May loi5; and the other
Of The llh ,ay ct October 1915. pronounced IN sun
in rancery therein depending. in the name OF Elisha
Shs,he1dson apalnst William H. Diggs, late oherlf ct
~, oountv. and rs such administrator OF VIM
i,r',no 40 and Lewellin I. Cash, Arahella Cash
49, H.,a,nye rauad w. Hin, Elizabeth A. H
R,her, X Hagrove, Susan Hagove and Ma,Ga re
H Hsp shall on the 9th day Of february 1910
,i me Mansoo House of Mrs. Susan Harg'ove' ~ 'ne
county of Nelson expose to sae to the h,g"1sI l'oa
al hs r,oh, tile and interest OF William l. Hargrove.
dec, in
THE LANDS
which his father died seized and possessed -
.,e share Of which he inherited, AMI nall share
which he acquired by purchase.ihe snare aau
half share being three undivided twelilhs OF Inc who'e
land The sale 10 be made for so much cash as VIII
the commissions and expenses, including advertising
and The balance will be credit OF Elk, WE'VE a"o
monhs the purchasers to give bonds w''h APP
proved security and The title to the Land is to be e'an
cd ,il the purchase money is paid,
Gu III ''' WILLIAM MASSIE,
Sheriff Of Nelson County, by
ALEX. FORTUNE, his denn'y.
"a i27F
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,y'fs FfGE.

- q, (, nrda. nighi, tie 7lh ms, there was
r. ~ aIlORSE ,sken or, supposed l" he stolen oF
49,, nv III. nane 81 ii,berl Christian, "h" sineh"
[cds L,u,self ps,esun. 'ihe Horse Is large so'fel.
.n hind Gs,, White. PAGES very well between az
,,e I'D ~, sa,es Christian Is ua" ao"u' ~
.v.u iueIts Il! twcniy seven or el9h' years "'''
IA o ,,oer can oct his Horse by applying 10 the SUB
'''"'' ''" JESSE I. BURTON.
L.
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FACTORY HANDS.
No.. GOA. 600 JJ.I.v'TED. 90

rcARDS. RYAN 8, Co., being in great need OF
fnnds. have determined to sci their stock OF goods
atGREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MERCHANTS and Others who wish goods al g'eat sacI
&c. will do well TIC call. as we are de'e'nen 20 %"
''''"' ~ RICARDS RYAN & CO..
~ mex, door to WA, T. Young's.
INV l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
EAE.L FASHIONS.
Fine Green and RIack Teas.

= nave Just received lot Of the finest Black and
Ifeen Teas. ever offered in this market before,
.1ased oil the Ptkin Tea Company. recently eslabs
"a III ms Country. These Teas superior to any
nave ever met with, aud such as have never been
4 go IN tins market befre We earnestly solicit
0h all In wan, Of superior Tea at the price Of cams
LEE s. ROBERTS.
D. We have Oh hand few OF Cloyd's Far:ly
H. ze.. l.. X.
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EsliSH0s AL.

trJTERHOUSE, UzHITTE.NO RE & Go.
uEAVF. removed 10 the Store recently o"e"P,e' Wy
IL : Cupuenhelnet & Brother, aud next oooi 10
DR.. u. Il. l.ymaus.
Feb Is
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.S'EEys ~ % OK y.

FEsEANELS in Mexico, Illustrated, by A. NJ. Gil
liam.
Ramb,es by land aud water. by Norman,
Nuies from over the Sea by Rev. j. Mitchell,
Ibary nf the Prose and Poetry OF Europe and America
Mirror Library edited, by Morris 4 Mills,
Complete works of n. r. Willis,
Modern British E,sayis;s, by CARLYLE.
Geraldine and other roeuls. by NJ f. Upper,
The Book of Heats,
The Roman Church. &c, by {. Ed Lester,
E.! ateror Life, by Upham,
Chronicles OF the Cid. by Ro. Souihey,
| inlmes Life of Mozart
Irppings IN Author Land. by Fanny Forester.
Literary Miscellany by GllfIlan
Whewcll's Elements Of Morality
The Suffering II Christ,
The Artist. Merchant and Statesman. by c. E Lester,
gal Rights OF Women,
Unon of The Holy SPIRIT and the Church, by Jenkyn,
lie extent of The Aonement,
Arnulds Rngbv School Sermons
The Jesuiis, by Michelet & Qulnet.
A Treatise Healthy Skin, ny Erasmus W son.
Sermsn on the Mount. sp'endldy Illuminated,
The las, of the Azlecs, by r. MaturIn,
A,cauis, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsmen, d" 90
Love and Mesnerisn, by Horace Smith
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