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NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED By
RI N X E II a. RRIS

Booksellers, Slalioners, and Dealers in Piano
Fortes, Music, &c.
The Pathological Anatomy Of the Human
Body; by julius Vogel. M. D., translated from the
German, with additions by George E Day, NJ. A..
and L. M Cantab-S3.
The Principles and Practice Of Ophlhalmic
Medicine and Surgery; BY T. w. Jones, F. R.
S.; edited BY Isaac Hays, M. D.-$2.
Philosophy in Sport, made science in Earnest;
being an attempt 10 illustrate the first principles
OF Natural Philosophical.
An Elementary Grammar Of the Greek Lam
guage; by Doc Raphael Keukner, from The Ger
man-Si SO.
No. 4 Dombey & Son; by Dckens-8 cents
The Battle OF Life, Love Story; BY Dickens
&c cents.
Nos. Is and ID Chelius Surgery-50 cents
Twenty-six years of the life OF an Actor and
Manager; by Francis Courtney Wemyss-75 els.
Future Recognition, or The Blessedness OF
those who die in the Lord; by Rev. John Kerr,
A. M.-50 cts.
The American Poullerer's Companions
practical treatise on the raising, fattening, &C.,
OF Domestic Poultry; by c. NJ Brement, new
edilion-$l
The Principles of Science applied 10 the Do
nestle and Mechanic Arts, and TO Manufactures
and Agriculture; by Alonzo Potter, D. DIS cts.
The Lives OF Christopher Columbus, the Dis
covere0 OF America. and Americas Vespucus,
the Floreniine-37 CTS.
History of the Revolt OF the Netherlands, trial
and execution Of Count Egmont and Horn; by
Frederick Schiller-50 CTS.
The Treatment OF Insanity, by John Calf, Nj.
D., Superintendent and Physician Of the Eastern
Lunalic Asylum OF Virginia a, Williamsburg
81 SO
No. I6 Harpe,s Pictorial England-25 cts.
Montgomerys Lectures on General Literature,
Poetry, &C.. with questions by Teacher-50 cts.
Feb. Is
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF LANDS
Ann MITI

pursuance ~ decree of thu Circuit Superior Conri
at Hanover, pronounced The I0ih day of October
1916, ihr subscriber, appointed by the Court Commits
sinner for thar purpose, w offer tor salr at pubic
auction To the hIghes, bidder nj brandy Mills in the
county IF Hanover, and about miles from the city
of Richmond on Thursday, the lltI day If March,
si7, # fair II not, on The ntd fair day the Lands ana
Mi mentioned III said DECREE. The Land contains
about two hundred acrrs, with dwelling house and
oihrr Necessary outouses, adjoining the lands Of g.
w Truehrart, Vim. X. Sydnor and others. The MIii,
With three of Land attached. adioin- the befre
mentioned iracl and is neyrrfailing stream. The
soil is Of good qualify and well adapted the growth
OF corn, wheat, oats. vegetables, etc, etc.
TERMS--SO much of the purchase money TO be pad
cash viii pay the costs and charges OF sale and tht
If The suit through winch the decree obtain
ed-the balance OF the purchase money 10 be serured by
bonds payable 10 the said Commissioner al six AMI
twelve from the day sale, each for one half OF
said balance and The iitl- to be retained until ha
whole Of said balance shall have been paid
Feb. 9-ctds NATHAN b. CLARKE, Com'r,
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Stratton,s Office.

~ STREET.
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, No. 8, Feb. IL:
81 10 Is l6 4 81 "a % 90 81.
Ticket, Nos u Gl a capital, sold and paid
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX, No. 10, Feb. 10:
90 rs I8 So so IS 10 IS &C 81 Al IG 81
Ticker Nos. 81 &C 7s/ Three more, sold
IL ~ q and paid by
Al 66 r. STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria. No. g, Feb 10 /:
IS SO 10 9 IL 81 So 10 33 46 CT
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex. Extra, No. l3, Feb. 10 !:
SIS Sc Al 20 80 % % So 70 46 81 10 43 10.
Drawn Nos ofLeesbure, No. 7, Feb. IS:
As 80 65 81 II 70 So SO 70 IA % 30 60 "a 81
Ticket Nos. IA So 73l Two more. sold and
II IA 30 paid BY
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, No. I.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, $3.50, 10 OF
1000, &c. IS Nos, ID drawn. Tickets IS;
halves 2 so; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey, No. ID. Capt.
tails: | of $4,000, 5000, $500, 2l45, 1000,
10 OF 500, 10 OF $50, 10 Of 600 &c. IS Nos.
10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves 9 So quarters
IS.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARsl!
FRiDAY-Mononsai Lottery, No. 7. Ca.
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000, 100, 300, 1876, LOO,
Of 1000, &c. IS Nos. aud Is drawn. Tickets
50 So halves 25; quarters G2 Gems.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGHT-Leesburg, Extra. No. 9.
Capitals: 81 900, 1000, 1863, &C. IS Nos. and IA
drawn. Tickets l; halves SO cents; qrs. 25 cts.
1000 DOLLARS $500 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY MORNiNG-Sussex, No. D.
Capitals: $1,000, $500, 1861, of 1000 &c.
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 2 So halves 25
quarters 60 cents.
Orders tor Packages Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre.
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Feb IL Richmond Va
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IkjsSOIutiOn.

r,IIE heretofore existing between the sub
i scribrrs under thr name aud style OF +. L. =.
JAMES a. co, Of Richmond, and EDWIN JAMES &
CO, Of Petersburg, i. this day dls.oved Each partner
authorized To the NAMES OF tr hrms ana thereby
hind both of them for The purpose of winding up The
business of the oParinrrshp and tor the purpose Of
making. accepting endorsing paper either for Tho
said aie firms, for continuing The accommodation We
may nnw be- giving TO Others.
The outstanding debit which has been accommodating
during the existence OF the various firms III which We
have been Interested 20 long, must now be collected
without unreasonable delay. We ask therefore, that
our debtors, one and all will come forward and pay all
they can and give satisfactory security for such portion
of their debt they cannot now discharge We wish
10 avoid law suits IL possible. FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb is.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb. is.
TOBACCO is some animation in the
market for manufacturing descriptions. We
quote Tugs at ST. so a 90; common leaf, Q 25
%; middling, 3 so a %; good and fine, 4 so
to 90.
FLOUR-Held at SC IS 90; very lille do.
ing
WHEAT to prime 1876 to $50 cents per
bushel.
OATS-30 35 cents-in demand.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Stufs 80 cents; ShipStufs so els.
CORN-Corn so a IS cts.
OVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smithieli and City
Cured, new, 9 cts; Joles cents u 81 els. Hams
10 cts.-old Western Sides, 81 . Cts. Shout
ders, II cents. LARD a 10 cts.-in demand.
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caANcERY NOTICE

Title Creditors Of Lrin s. Joynes, deceased, loteo
lie County nj Accomack.
PURSUANT To an inieiocntory decree, pronounced
/ by the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and chancery
Of Accomack, on the 10th day Of June, lelG, in the suit
of David NJ. Fackler and wife, &c, Plaintiffs, against
Levin :. Joynes' Administrator. &C., defendants
have yed on Wednesday, the l7th DAY Of March, ls47
for the creditors Of the said Levin s. Jones who shall
contribute to the expenses Of said suit 10 produce their
respective claims before me- in the Clerk. Once OF
O'Clock, P NJ, on that day. And all creditors Of the
said Levin S. Joynes who shall fail to produce their
claims at the time and place aforesaid will lie excluded
from all benefit under the said decree.
MEASE SMITH, Commissioner of Accounts.
Jan. 26-cw5w
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SZ-CN5N
IN cHANCERY. --v,RolsiA AL Rules held IN ihr
clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery fur Cumberland county, on Monday, the
18th day of January, lsl7
Thomas II. iudgins, Plantn;
Garland Brown Raymond R. Minor, and hs wife,
Martha j. Minor, Defendants
The defendant Garland Brown, nc, having entered
hi. appearance and given security according 10 Tile htt
III Assembly and the rules " this Court, and appear
ing hy satisfactory evidence tina, he i not m nhabiant
ri . Conilnnnw ealth, il IL ordered, thar he SAID az
PENDANT do appear here the r-l day al Marrh term
n-yt and answer the bin al The Plaintiff and that
Nv OF tnis order he forthwith inserted In some news-
per published in the cry Of Relmcnd for two months
succes-ivey and posted al ibe font door o The Court
'o J,a + is .n, :s"'S' u, d. wooDsoN. G.
no V. T. DALToN.-srR; You WIN take notice,
| that, upon the 10Th day Of March, 1877, between
the hours Of O. A. NJ ard +. p NJ we shall proceed !"
take nj the Counting House Of Hessrs. Nelly & Io-
nynghani Comm sson Merchants, IN the city Of New
Orleans, and State 81 Louisiana, the dispositions oi
Harvey Nortu-, Elias Russ, WIN. scott, EDWARD
Thomas and Others TO be read IN evidence IN the SUIT
of McC,lI and others rs. Daon's Administrative and
others upon an amended and supplemental hill hed IN
said suit by Of tho Court on the otn day OF Feb
ruary, ss7, and now - t"e L,eu supe,n.
we md others are plaintiffs and you and others de-
fendans and IT, from airy cause, the said dispositions
should not be commenced OF hnsird On me saia ieth
day OF March. ls47, the same will he continued from
dav In DAY. between The same hours, until completed.
4. 81. NATHAN, and MARC ARET his wife,
Feb. e-dtd BY COUNSEL.
SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
rI,HAT for the OF Coughs Colds, C0nsumplions,
L Asthma. Splitting 81 BLOOD, Pain and Oppression Of
The Breast, there is nothing equal TO H4fCE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF HO4RHOUSD.
This Medicine has been In use for six years, du
ring which lime there has been constant demand for
H. and It's popularity instead Of declining, has been IL
ways on the increase.
During this time many new medicines have sprung
nm for the cure OF above complaints, some Of which
lasted only months and others not as long; but
HINGES SYRUP has readily gone on gaining favor
with all classes of society until II has now become iden
tilted By manv families as .
REGULJfK Family MEDICINE.
To those who have never used the compound syrup
Of Hoarhouud this notice particularly directed. as
10 those who have experienced r- peculiar happy
effects any praise Of it, merits oud DC snpefnuous.
price-5o cent. per bottle, or sia bottles for 81 So;
Prepared and sold by SETH s. lANCE, Jos Balli-
more street, and corner of Charles aud Pratt streets
For sale byJ.P. Du Nv, L; : 90. No; rs
SANTOS Norfolk; C. HElSTlSH, Ports.
mouth; and C. coRLING & co, Petersburg.
Feb, IL
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SALE OF BUCKINGHAM LAND.


WE offer for sale Plantation In buckingham
w county, situated sixteen miles North al the Court
lionse Sonth Of Srutisvillr. ana within miles Of
James RIVER. B"ue's Landing, a pace 81 deposlte aud
shipment oi prodncr.) This nct contains seven hum
bred and rich,yone acres being Tie land purchased 81
q. NJ. Payne, Esq, aud Is one nf the most valuable
highland estates this section Of the country, &C
knowIedged by ali who know H. In original fertility,
durability p;labiliiy and poductvene,s of soil, II Il
sprpa srd nv no lands Eastern Virginia, and equals
the lands West Of the Blue Ridge for growing Glover,
Timothy und all other Grasses, md Is well adapted To
the production of Tobacco. Wheat, Corn and Oats.
This land Is OF tIr quality ~ The Green fpfhg
lands In Louisa county; and, polnf 81 health. can
didy believe sppt In Virginia henlfhy than
ii,is. There seeded thI- land hum
drrd and fifty AMI hundred bushes Of wheat, ard
preparations hena made Tor crop this year, about
nav of Tobacco and teing ploughed. Those who
may wish 10 purchase Farm, combining more advan-
tcps than any other This pat 81 the world have now
opportunity Of doing 20, and invited 10 View the
land, wish IL sell immediately, anda are prepared
give possession nov. II desired, this and ran hr
divided iBto Two tracts. win good and convenient
buildings attached eath. Ii sold, the purchaser can
ne supplied 18th corn and provend~r on the premises.
JAMES HARRIS.
Jan. o2-cw4w JOHN NJ. HARRIS.
+. S'fhe nhov- land will be offered NJ public sale
the 18th day Of February, u tair, not the neat
fair day Those wishing 10 purchase nrc invited 10 At
tend MS the land Will certainly be sod on that day.
]. II,
Feb Q-rtds III
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

yI,OO often The irqgiiive spirit Of man directs its
ention 10 matters which are beyond lis reach, and
attempts lathom the mysterious depths Of Divine
Wisdom with the short pummet line OF human reason
How much profitable 10 apply this desire inves
tigate the fair field Of Nature. lille ressarsh there
teaches rs the mpos,iby Of measuring the purposes
If Him who has stored and gsrnshec with priceless
valuahes Not among the least Of these Is SaTsapaIa.
Read the rerord Of the immense amount Of good which
has been effected with The juices OF this root ooncen
trated in the form of Sands SaIaparlla The dyspep
TIC the feeble victim Of mineral medicines, IN. scroua
stricken the bloirhed and disfgu.d subjects of rup
tons the rheumatic the bilious all have been restored
10 health through its agency.
n,r Prepared and sold by 4. b. & D. SANDS, Drug
gsts lou Fulton street, corner af William, New YORK.
Sold, also, ny DUvaL 4: PURCELL, Agents, Main
street. Richmond, Virginia. aud by Druggists generally
throu ehort the United states Price, 81 PER bottle
sif BOTTLES fnf IS. Feb. lssJ
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Southern Botanic Medicine Store.
OTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE Il RETAIL

BOTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE 4 REL ALI.
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the pub
i lie, that they have, and will continue 10 keep, Il
large assortment of Genuine Vegetable Medicines,
which they will frrsh and viii sell as low rs
they can he purchased In the state. They will keep
every article of Medicine indigenous 10 our country,
collected To their order. Also, Oils, Extracts, Tine
lures, Syrups, &c. Physicians, Druggists, Dealers,
Planters, &c, will be supplied twenty per cent cheaper
than at any other house In Petersburg. Among their
stock may be found :-Qunne, Pperine, Cayenne Pep.
per, senaga, serpenlara, sarsaparla' limpotrd and
American, Pink Root, Plenrsy Root pulv; Bayberry,
Goldenseal pulv Myrrh, Lnheia, Unicorn. Balmony,
Gentian, Coumbo Ginger, Prickly Ash Cimicifnga or
Black Cohosh, pulv.; Beth Root, Wild Cherry Bark;
Sculcap, Neryine, Blood Root, pulv; Burdock Seed,
Cranes Bill, pulv.; Black Root. Ron-set Dandelion,
Fleahane Mandrake, Poplar Bark, Indian Tnrnip
pulv.; Skunk Cabbage, puv.; Peipsesseaay, cloves
pulv.; Camphor Ipecac, Umnorted AMI Americana Blu
chu Leaves, Jallap Aoes, Gambogr, Rhubarh, Castor
OIL Balsam Fir, Basam Copava, Cubebs, Alcohol, Am
monia, &C.
AIso, a large assortment Of Druggists Glass Ware,
daily expected, " hch will be sold low for cash.
All orders from distance must he post paid, and dl
rected,o KEhWORTHY & PRICE,
Bank street, Petersburg. Va.
N.B-AIl the Compounds recommended by Thomp
son. Beach, Howard, Madison, smith, Carter Curtis,
Comfort, ar in the Reformed Medical Disprnsatory,
will he kept, or put up to order
~ The works Of the above authors for sale.
Dec. l-cW3m
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Notice.

FHOF WAN leu.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 9Th
inst, for excavalng and until the 20lh inst
for the stone and brick work Tor factory build.
ing, 1873 BY "a feet and tour stories high
Estimates for excayatng must be for The cubic
ward. The stone work by the perch, and the brick
work by the thousand. The time that each per-
son will require TO perform such work must be
stated in The proposal, and bonds for the faithful
performance OF Inc work will be required.
Specifications, plans, and all necessary infor.
nation will be furnished, upon application 10 Ca
leb Jones' Agent, or John Howarlh, Superinlen.
dent OF the Virginia Woollen Companys works,
Va. Woollen Companys Office.
Feb l2-dld
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SCHOOL NEAR LAWRENCEVILLE,
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

Tor the purpose of educating my daughters, have
J. determined TO establish a Female School nj my
house, near Lawfencepille, Brunswick county, pirg
mia, and have engaged Miss Alyoyde
NO little trouble being taken 10 place myself In su
alton To accommodate and every effort will be made
add the comfort Of the young ladies-as Miss Al
voyde is lady Of much experience, fully competent to
teach the usual branches nf good and liberal English
Education, together with Music and French, AM ms my
residence ia noted for its heahuness-l feel justified
in recommending the School 10 my friends and the pub
lie generally
The session will commence Monday, the 18th inst.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, for ten months. 500
Music, 20
French, IL
For absence, in Of sickuesf, deduction VIII be
made CllS. TIRNBCLI.
Address-I1wrc melville, Virginia.
Feb. l2--c4t
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1aNn1N RIrcKINGuAu FOR SALE

LAND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE Tract of ~ acres Of Land,
called "Rairigh," lying one and half miles West Il
Buckingham Courthouse which there has been &c
Gently built ne brick building with all necessary out
houses for the accommodation Of servants AMI crops 81
all kinds This land il in remarkably healthy coun.
try and like The rest Of this section, particularly pro
ductive in wheat and tobacco. The nrichborhood u
very desirable being thicky settled by an agreeable
and Intelligent population. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase land will do well ny calling aud examining for
themselves as the tract be had very reasonable
terms the proprietor hring desirs Of moving South
Letters directed TO Buckingham Courthouse will be
oronptly attended to- THOs. r. PERKINS.
A d
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McHRisTIE'N
DR.. cBRIsTIE's GALvANIC RINGS AND MAG
NETIC FLUID.

This remarkable discovery comprises an entirely new
application of the mysterious powers Of Gavanisn and
Magnetism, being Al more safe. certain and eff
Gle NJ than any ohrr mode In all complaints
such "a H-atache. Tic poloreuS, Fits, General p1biii
~ etc. the 6a!vanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid arc used
with the perfect success. Many eases pronounced
hopeless by physicians have readily yielded to the won
dsrftii Influence as thus developed.
For further particulars advertisement IN another
part f,h!s paper Explanatory pamphlets may b. had
r7a,is by application 10 the agents for THE city Mcsss
nrryAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists. ta7 Main 81, Rich
nord v, Also, for sale IN Wyshevle, VI b, Wa.
II. spier, Feb.' 1877
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National Hotel,
IvNtIVANE HhVtC'
FOLK, vi RGI nj A.

DAVID F. KEELING. Proprietor.
n F. KEELING respectfully announces 10 the pub
-. lie that he has taken this fine Establishment, re-
Gently conducted by Captain FURMAN BLACK, and
begs leave TO solicit the patronage Of his friends and The
travelling community.
This House has recently undergone thorough ic
pair has been newly furnished, aud now possesses al
the means and appliances of superior accommodation.
The proprietor ia determined that his Hotel shall not
be eIcelled by any similar Establishment in the United
States; and aware that Impression exists on the part
Of many that his charges higher than those else
where he further that his charge for Board Is 81
so per day, or $40 per week.
Jan l9-cllt %. +. KEELING.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

an the first day of December, 1886, runaway Slave
" was committed TO the Jail of Carroll county, Viz
ginIa who gives the following account of himself lie
says that he formerly belonged 10 widow Jenkins, oil
Frederick county Virginia; that Mrs. Jenkins died some
time last Fa that her executors heirs sold him, ALI
FRED) TO a Negro trader, named John White; that on
the day after White bought him. he started on with hlnI
hut on the same evening sold him living on the
road whose name ALFRED did not find out, he only
remained on his Plantation night, and ran of the
next day. Said ALFRED Is five fret eight Inches III
height very stouty built. apparently between twenty
and twenty five years old Of light brown complexion
and has no external marks The owner Is ie'
luired 10 come forward prove his properly, pay rtpen-
SEES, and receive his slave or he will he dealt WIN ac-
cordng 10 law. JOHN COCk,
Tailor OF Carroll County.
TIillsyille February q-cw6w
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Richn,nnd Va Ell 4
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, THjRSD Af,
w the 9TH day Of March next, nj the Short Pump Ia
vern, in Henrco county. Tract Of Land belonging 10
the Estate OF Anderson Toler deceased containing 100
acres adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Frances Magrider
and William b. Ellis, and lying Immediately above the
Short Pump. This land Is all m wood of original
growth.
TERMS OF SALg-One-ihird of the purchase money
cash. one-ihrd in sr months and the remaining tlird
In twelve months from thr day az salr-the deferred
payments hearing interest from The day Of salr-anh
bond and security, and deed Of trust The premises,
TO be given by the purchaser.
Feb 2-cw4w+ JOHN T.. ELLIS, Commissioner.
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CO PARTNERSHIP.

THE subscribers have this day formed Coparrnrr-
i ship. for the purpose Of condnctinga
GENERAL DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
n The s,an, occupied by HENRY JAMES, under the
firm of HENRY S JOHN e. JAMES Il co. They
invite the attention OF The public generally 10 their
stock, which viii al all times be found large and
manding. ...
ronsvr an literally heretofore tr firm ri r.
81. 5. JAMES GO. and nd HENRY s IAN JAMES. Henry
snr,r The business Of HENRY JAMES, those indebted
win please make payment as soon as practicable, il
hsing vrrv DESIRABLE 10 wind up this business with The
,sa., nossibr deIay HENRY JAMES
JOHN @. JAMES,
I.h a-dukrIm JOSEPH :. JAMES.
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.fa.., Gaps a,ssi Easns.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT THE

EKEAT HAHGAINS, FUK CASH, At TIE
VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTORY,
M. Isl, Brad 81, .Slocsoe HUI
THE subscriber would scg leave 10 inform his friends,
customers, and the pupIic in general, that he mas
now received his Fall Stock Il HATS, CAPS. and
MUFFS, f,om tie lowest Ia the highest grades cons st-
ing IN part uf Moeskn and Fur Hats, Beaver, Nulra,
Brush, SILK Mapped, Angola, Copey aud Wool Hats of
every style and description. Also, Fur, Plush, Cloth,
Sk velveteen Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet Glazed
and Hair Seal Caps and ilufTs Of all kinds, which he
will sell al reduced prices.
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 call and examine
nv assortment l. BETTY.
P.S.-uld Hats taken in exchange for new ones and
market prices given ior FuRS No. ISL Boad Street,
Snockne Hill. G.. J.. Is.
Nov. l3-c.m
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NOTICE.

person, indebted to the Estate Of the late Fran
n cis Anderson VIII come forward and make inmedi-
ate payment az longer indulgence cannot he granted;
and those having claims against the same will now
hand them in for settlement, as shall In short time
wind up the Estate and pay over Inc ercs and In the
event Of the failure Of any 10 bine Tn their accounts,
this notice will be plead against them
HENRY ANDERSON, SR.,
Executor of Francis Anderson, deceased.
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