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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08
AGRICULTURAL
Frum fhe Southern Planter.
.IGlN CT VARIOUS PLANTS.

Every farmer ought TO be SO far acquainted with he
history of ordinary plants and trees as 10 know the ma
,nre. country and c%oedi'i'n. Such knowledge. besides
being on every account proper and desirable, will some.
times explain phenomena in their habits that would 9th
trwise appear anomalous AMI mex plleable.
Wheat was brought from the central table land of
1hibc,, where it's original, and yet exist as a grass.
with snail mealy seeds.
RYE exist wild IN Siberia.
Barley exist wild in the mountains of llimmelah
Oals wild In Norlhern Afdoa.
Maze (lndian cotnl fnusd in America.
Rice from South Africa, whence 1t was taken 10 India.
and thence ~ funpe and America.
The garden bean from The East ladies'.
The barse bean frum the Caspian Sea.
Backwheat originally came from Siberia aud Tarta-
r.
The sun-6 lwet fram Prlu.
Ripe seed and cabbage grow wild in Sicily and M
The poppy from The East.
Flax. Or Iin'ced, IS IN Southern Europe, a weed in the
ordinary gram crops.
The ridish from China.
Garden cffss out Of Egypt and he East.
Hemp ia a native Of Persia and the Fast Indies.
The neiile, which sometimes furnishes fbfes for spin
ming, is a native Of Europe.
Or dye rliuts, modder comes from the East dyers'
wfed grows In Southern Germany; sat flower comes from
Egypt; dyers' k~noIgrass fon China.
Hops cone to perfection as wild plant in Germa
ny.
Mustard and csraway seed the same.
ANS" Hon fgY pit. nnt The Gfecian Afchlpelagu.
CuFia0det grows wild near The Mediterranean.
SaHUn from the Isvant.
Inc onion out of Egypi.
Ilorserairsh from south Europe.
Tghacca is a native of Virginia. Tubago. and Calfnf-
MA. Aunther species has slsp been found wild IN Asia.
Fnllefs' leszls grows wild in Southern Europe.
The grasses are mostly native plants. and ~ are clo-
yei-, except lncerne, which Is a native Of Sicily.
The gaurd 10 pfobsbly az Eastern plant.
The potato is a we'll known native Of Perm and Mex.
90,
Turnip and mangel- worlz'l come from The shores OF
ne Mediterranean.
Nlonalfibi and white tufnips are Ratives Of Germany.
The carfni is supposed by some to have been brought,
from ASA, hut others maintain ii 10 be naive Of the
SAINT place as the white tnrnip.
Amongst ofher kitchen garden plants. the spinach is
attributed to \ rabia.
The caenmber IA from the East Indies.
The melon fmm kalmuch.
Paisley grows In Sardinia.
Celery IN Germany.
I fruit trees and shrubs, the currant and goosoberry
came fnm Southern Europe.
The medlar pear and apple are likewise European
plants but The seckel. the besl Of pears. is traced To near
Philadelphia, its original locality 81 far as known.
The cherry, palm and almond came from Asia Mi.
nor.
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POLITICAL.
THE rIvE MARES.

2zE
The early cnmranicns and constant associates Of Mary
Stnsrt, aferward Queen Of scctis, were Mars Besscun. Mary
soaton, MARY Fleming, and Mary Livingstone selected by
her father from families OF the most powerful and attached Of
the SCOTTISH nob.cs.n
Bfir.At n s~oess around the towers "a
or feadal Hollywood
And brighter still its time-vorn courts
With gentle snnLigh, slowed-
When sounds of mir,h a. childhood gave
Were heard beside its fountain wave.
For hy that ancient, NOISY we'll
There stood a laughing land
oflovciy ones, with sparkling eyes,
And curls Of Scottish land
And free they dashed each wavelet gem,
A. had a cottage sheltered them.
Then from It. brink they ouIled the tufts
ofIresh wild evergreen,
"And here tho, said, swell twine a wreath
To crown our Stuart Queen >
And with The moss they made a thronc,
AID vowed allegiance there alone.
Thus while they held their mimic state,
A storm cloud dimmed the sun;
The tempest Mind anne rushing by
With distant ,huuders moan
While hand ia hand they trembling stood
Before the gates Of Holyrood.
And soon. in Maynard ehildho ID, glee,
The gentle one. forgot
The s,aln, which seemed an emblem apt
OF royal Mays lot
While faithful still, though ~teInpests swept,
Their trusts the constant Marie kept.
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VirgiMia;

Virginia.;
A i rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
"A Court, held in and Tor the Corporation of Lynchburg, on
the Sd day OF September, 1919.
Edmund Logwood Plaintiff,
against
Hammond Il, Beach, and John c. Shackleford and John
:. l.ewelien, lr, late merchants and partners, trading under
the hrm and style of Shackleford X Lew ellen, and the said
John c. Shaekleford, indy iduallv, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
l he defendants Hammond II. Beach and John c. Shack
leiord, not having entered their appearance and given securi-
~ according TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Noun, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
afen not inhabitants of thiscountry: 1t is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here ON the first day of the next term
ana answer the amended bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print.
ID IN the town OF l.ynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the court house, in the said
town. Acopy-Teste
Sept l0-w2m JAMES BENACU cpl
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SPLENDID SkY.uGAI ELECTRO DAGUeRRoTYPES

1--WE SUBSCRIBER c gsleave to call the attention oithe
L public to his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
Completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
SkNl.!Glr, the largest South OF the Potomac, and so
constructed as to graduate the light to any degree necess uy
to ensure a perfect likeness.
Mr w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his iorner process oi making Daguerreotypes is now cna-
BLEED to get tho action OF Light on the subject, almost instant
", soas toca,ch even the most vivid expressions ofinfancy.
This Is a great dcsidera,um,a as il does away with the here
to'ntelong and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost inn
possible TO keep the mobility OF features. These Iikenesscs
are lar superior in point of beauty and liio-like expression, to
any heretofore produced, as the colours are permanently pre-
served, and the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr.. w. would beg leave to say, that he was one of he first
10 TIT up skyiight Tor Daguerrean purposes, and being one ofthc
hrst that introduced the professionals this country, and his
uceess both North and South, particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where hehas received almost unlimited patronage for
the last six years, which has enabled him To employ, constant
ly ,thiiteenassistants and he is now taking annually fromfye
to six thousand Likcnesses, which he deems a sufficient guar.
aztec Of The superiority of his Dagucreotypcs.
Particular attention raidt to the taking OF lkencsses of Infant
Children, Co'pscs copying OF Paintings, naguerreotype pes, Sc.
Great Depot OF Daguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New York prices.
A calls most respectfully solicited, whether YOU sit FOR a
likeness or not. J. W"HIrEuURST Proprietor
Call east side Main street, a few doors above franklin uo-
tel, lynchburgi II Main street, Richmond, South Main
street, Norfolk and West sycamore street, Petersburg
Pa Mr.. w respectfully offers a Premium, to any Da-
guerreotypeist, who will produce an advertisement. purport-
ing to make Daguerreptypes by the G.3LG.f-
NC priorto his own, in Septemberlast.
December It's
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BALTIMORE.
Fortune cuts strange caPers!
OZONE Of HER FRANKS !.k3 O.

GERMAN FAMILY, composed OF an old man, M
n wife and a brood OF six healthy, and rosy-cheeked emu
.drep direct from the ssF stherland," who arrived in Balti-
more a few days since, on their way to the star west was
robb. ID the day after their arrival by some unin,tiSaieu
sroundrel, of a small leather trunk containing s1,Zoi IN
Gold, which they had brought safely 5000 miles over a
,reacierou. sea to part company with just as they mad near
iy reached their destination. The distress consequent upon
the realization Of their loss can scarcely be imagined. Bvt
mark the strange sequel. The father, in passing along
Light Street, was prompted by bis lucky genius TO pause Tor
a moment at the window of AIessrs. PYFER s CO, No.
ed 10 the gaze of the curious, when he yielded 10 an ifresisti-
BILE yearning to try his Luck in some OF their Magnificent
Lotteries, in the hope TO make up his loss. lie purchased a
Package OF Tickets in the Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. l25, and our readers may judge his surprise and
excessive Joy, upon learning alter the drawing that he had
mount this Ftr-Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly paid him without charging him any extra discount,
when he vent his way rejoicing. baltimore paper.
STRAINS shoto tehich ray the uind biocs ],
PYFER 4 co. SELL THE PRIZES!
FORTUNES FOR l. At THIS LUCKY HOUSE
A few more of the Glorious Results!
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Columbus, Ohio.
SS,967, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
$1,000, Whole Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
S9,2la, Quarter Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana
Every Prize advertised by PYFER & co are noticed by
the Managers in their Official Reports.
39PYFEt & co. pay their Prizes at sight,
Nothing so easy now as to realize a Fortune!
"a who read this paper should try their Luck,
A small outlay may secure an independent Fortune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

VirEtnin
A L rules holden in the Clerks Office of the HASTINGS
Court, held IN and tor the Corporation of Lynchburg,
on the 3D. day Of September, iSi9.
Henry Il. Richards Plaintiff
against
Hammond r. Beach, and John c. Sharkleford and John s
I.ewe'ien, lr late merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm OF Shackleiord \ Lewellep, and the said John
{. Shackleford, individually, Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants Hammond Il Beach and John e. Sbackle-
ford, not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants this country: II is ordered, that the said dcfen.
dan's do appear here on the first day OF he next term and an.
swer the bill oithe plaintiff, and that a copy OF this order be
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town of
Lynchbufg, tor two months suecessiycly, and posted n, the
front door OF the court house in the said town.
Acopy-Tcste,
Sept io-w2m JAMES BENAGH, Clk
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FIFTH IN KIv:.sL OF C.4RKI.lGE Els
FOR THE SEASON

John G. McClanahan,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
L~YNCHBURG, Va.
AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
1 Goods. lately purchased. at low prices. consisting in
paft OF the following articles, via
goo bays Rio and Laguyra Coffee.
25 do Old Java do. very superior.
30 hhds NO, p. n. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar.
% hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
so sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oh, (bes, quality.)
4 casks Lamp and Whale Oil.
% realms Foolscap and Letter Paper.
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country aud Trsdegar Iron,
GO boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do. a very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
40 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice. fresh.
Shad, Mackerel, Herrinas and Roe Herrings,
=,
60 bbls Reciifed and Mountain Whiskey.
% do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy.
French aud Pale Champagne Brandy, fvery supe-
rior,)
Madeira aud Sherry Wine. (bes, quali,y.)
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga. Sicily, MADEIRA and Por,
Wine. with many other articles.
G NJ MISSION BUSINESS.
My prompt personal attention given to consignmcn,s, %
FLOUR. WHrAr, ToB>cco, Bacon, and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May It's JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

wy Ot IL IL 0OLcneck
ed. Life cannot be sustained without it. 1t is thrown off
from the blood and other juices OF the body, and disposes, by
this means, OF nearly al. the impurities within us. The blood,
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would you give phySic to UNSTOP the pores Or
would you apply something that would do this upon the sur
face, where the obstruction actually exists Would not this
be common sense +? And yet | know of no physician who
makes any external application to fleet it. The reason as
sign is, that no medicine within their knowledge is capable OF
doing it. Under these circumstances, | present to physicians
and to all others, a preparation that has this power in itslull-
est extent. 1t is Nc. listers an Healing Ointment, or the
UOridS Sdlre. II has POWER to restore perspiration on
the feet, on the head, around old sores, upon the chest, in
short upon any part ofthe body, whether diseased sle htly or
severely. When the perspiration is restored, il has Pc NER
system, and so to act upon them, il they be diseased, as to
separate the irritating or morbid PARTICLES therefrom, and ex-
pei them to the snrisce.
Ithas POUER to cause allexternal sores, scrolulous I'm.
mors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to discharge their pu-
trid matter and then heals them.
1t a that sweeps off the whole catalogue of
cutaneous disorders, and restores the entire cuticle to its heal
thy functions.
1t is a REMEDY that forbids the necessity of so MANY
deleterious drugs taken into the stomach.
LISA VI that neither sickens, 81 yes nconvenience
or is dangerous TO the intestines or any other part of he BODY.
This RE.MEDI Is probably the only one now known, that
is capable OF producing all these great results. lis great val
ne is in restoring, at once, the circulation lthe fluids when
checked or deranged by cold or other causes. II preserves
and ~deiendsthe surface from all arrangement of its functions.
while it keeps open the channels for the blood to void all its
impurities, and dispose ofall its useless particles. There ;s
a remarkable harmony and cooperation between this medi.
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salein New York. nv
James McAlister, l4l Fulton Street, and by
JOHN II SEAY, DRuGGIsT,
Only Agent for Lynehburg Va.
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ncm.c n,,A I'M Tor NUic.

Tbs subscriber will offer fr sale, At public
H. auction, ON Fridsy, the 18Th October, t,nstl
miles. previously disposed Of, his HOUSE
n Lot, situated at the junction oi the
- turnpike and the Iasest road. The Honss Is
a comfortable dwelling, TO which is attached all necessary
outhou.es, and an excellent well Of water, with q basement
fitted up Tor a Grocery Store, and a most excellent stand Tor
tina, business. Terms liberal, which viii be made known Oh
application 10 the subscriber, OF Charles Phelps, Aneiionesr.
Oct i-wtt9O .Il FREbERitk MAS.
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Mills for Lease or Rent,

WILL lease or rent the Grist and Saw Mills, belonging
l. to Mai. q G. Hutt"r, situate about 3 miles from LYNCH
burg on burton's creek, together with 100 acres of as good
land as can be found in the neis hborhood. \ comfortable
dwelling HOUSE, containing four rooms and a cellar, has Just
been erected ON the premises, aud the whole placed under
good fencing A large portion OF the land is good meadow,
and well set IN grass. Possession can be had TO seed IN wheat
IL desired. ApPlyto E. $. UTE
Sept i0-ts Bedford county.
WHSOR'S SEED las BUSHEI.S
W "ysors Timothy Seed, a superior article, warranted
ircsh and pure, foi sale by
Sept W-ts McCORki.E Il SIMPSON.
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-Atrules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit superior court flaw and clancerv for the county
OF appomattox, on the 9th day Of August, 1919.
Merry Webb and Nancy Nj. his wife, formerly Nancy nj.
Watkins, Plaintiffs,
against
Nathaniel Watkins, Joel Watkins, jr, Andrew B Baker,
admir- OF Edward Watkins, decd, Philip Watkins, Thomas
w. Thornhill and Martha his wife, formerly Watkins, Rob
ert X. Watkins; the said Andrew b. Baker and Louisa C..
his wife, William T.. Patteson and Martha J. f.. his wife,
which said l.ouisa C. and MarthaJ. Il. are children of Rob
ert Webb and Polly Webb,dec'd, late Polly Watkins, and Da-
vid Anderson jr, s Co. Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY
The defendants, Philip Watkins, joel Watkins, jr. and
Nathaniel w atkins, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of Assembly and the rules
ct this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
nt rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
Philp Watkins, joel Watkins, j. and Nathaniel Watkins,
do appear here on or before the first day of October term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copy of
tins order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the town OF l~tynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county on some court day.
a copy-1este,
Aug 27-w2m IL. +. BOCOCK, Clk.
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From The Southern Planter.
TO DESTROY THISTI.ES

Now the plant close 10 ,ht ground. split open the
root talks, and put salt in the opening Plough. Loom,
and .4ari.
The abpve remedy is similar 10 tina, recommended by
Maj,r Yancey for the extinction Of sassafras.
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A writer in the New England Farmer-Mr. Silas
Livermore-prodoc statistics 10 show, that "hens are
are the most printable animals kept about a farm"-that
he a-tted from II hens, in one year, SEC, 49,, or. nearly
1925 each.-Sonthern Planter.
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A ! A Court OF tiusiings held in nd for the Corporation of
IA Iynchburg at the Court house thereof, on Monday, De-
cember nth, lSiS, in Chancery sitting.
l.innacus Dupuy and Celhnc G. his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Thomas T.. Norman, admir- of Anderson G~annaway,
deed, Maria 4. Gannaway, aud Virginia O., Cornelia r
Eliza and Sarah A. Gannaway, Ohc last four, infants under
the age oitweniy-one years) by James Benagh, guardian ad
Item, Defendants.
This cause came on this day To he heard, on the papers Tor
merly read and the report OF Charles X. Slaughter, Comm'r
under the decree OF the day Of July, 1913, to which there
was no exception, and was argued by counsel, on considera-
ton whereof, the court approving said report, doth confirm it,
and 1t appearing to the court that there is n fund not yet due
aecruing from the sale Of said lot over and above the pl'hs' de-
cree now under the control Of this court, and that there are
creditors Of the said Anderson Gannaway, deed, entitled
thereto, the court will at this time direct a settlement of the
administration account, also of the claims of all creditors
binding the real estate. II doth therefore adludgc, order and
decree, that Charles w Christian, who is hereby appointeda
commissioner ior the purpose, do take, state and settle the ac-
count OF Thomas I. Norman, as admir- of Anderson Gamma
way,dee'd, aud after warning all creditors OF said Gannaway,
by due publication in one of the newspapers published in the
town OF i.ynohburg, for one month al least, do take an &C.
count OF all the debts due by said Gannaway decd, specify
ing such as bind the real estate, and such as do not, and
make report thereof TO court, together with any matters re-
CURED by the parties or deemed pertinent by himself.
Acopy-Teste,
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against
Andrew u. Baker, admir- of Edward Watkins, decd, Philip
Watkins, Thomas w. Thornhill and Martha his wife Joel
watkins, Robert X. Watkins, Merry Webb and Nancy his
wife, the said Andrew b. Baker and Louisa c. his wife, Will
liam Il. Patteson and Martha J. f.. his wife; the said Loui-
sa &. and Martha J. e., children oil Robert Webb and Polly
Webb, deed, formerly Watkins, David Anderson jr. s Co.
aud Nathaniel w atkins, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Ma
thaniel Watkins, no, having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly and The rules
ofthis court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: II is entered
at rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
Philip Watkins, joel Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins, do
appear here on or before the FIRST day of October term next,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the town of Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and
another copy posted at the front door of the court house Of
this county on some court day.
A~copy-Teste,
Aug, 27-w2m II. F. OCOCK elk.
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mo. 81
DIR HOOfand's German Bitters,

Opinions Of Me IhiIadeIphia Press.
"Spinto OF the Times, June 24th says:-"Do our good cit
lzens who are inyalids, know the many astonishing cures that
have been performed by DIR. Hollands celebrated German
Bitters lfthey do not, we recommend them to the 0German
Medicine Store" all who are afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, or Nervous Debility the Doctor has
cured many OF our citizens after the best physicians have fail
ed We have used them, and they have proved to be a medi.
ing ourtestimony in their favor, and that which gives them
greater claim upon our humble effort, they are entirely Vegc-
table.
''Ihe Daily News" July 4th says:-"We speak knowing
ly OF DIR. Hoohand's Celebrated German Bitters, when we say
1t is a blessing OF this age; and in diseases of the hillary, diges-
1--we and Nervous Systems, 1t has not we think an equal. II is
a ,egetaofe PREPARATION, and made ,cithout .4icohol, and to
aimvands we would recommend it as worthy their confidence.
For sale, in Lynchburg, by d. r. LYMAN; and by respec-
July 30-1t
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
g1NIIE co-partnership, heretofore existing under the style o
L s. UtsGENHEiMEI n BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death OF the senior partner 1t is important
that the concerns of that firm be speedily closed The I'M
dersigned will therefore earnestly call on all persons indebted
To them to come forward without delay and settle up their Sc
v%eraldcbts, and all persons having claims a gainst the firm are
desired to present them for payment.
N. GUGGENHEIM ER,
Surviving partner offs. Gugsenleimer X Bro.
Dec.
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IA M ES LA d

VIRGINIA;-At rules held in the Clerks Office of tn,
circuit superior court OF law and chancery for the county
OF Appomattox, on the 9th day of August, 1919.
Nathan ii Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
Plaintiffs.
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NEW FIRM.
will carry on the business hereafter I'M
i der the name aud style of n GUGGENtIEIMER x Co.
at the old stand of the old firm. They have now, and vii
continueto keep, a handsome assortment of ]
DRY @o1D3o
consisting N part OF Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
Cassinett, Pulled Cloth, Jeans, &c. &c.
ALSp-constantl on hand, a choice assortment OF Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods. Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes;
all Of (which will be sold at reduced prices.
N. GUGGENtIEIMER,
Il. UGGENHEiMER
Dec.7