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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NTO.l0R EAST MAIN STREET, Ricimone

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Oh you In search Of gold, where'er you roam,
Remember. HURLEY's Office "is h.ro''-al hons.
MoNoEGALiA LOTTERIES FoR OCTOBER, 1919
Virginia Lottery, No. 100, TO be drawn Saturday
$4,000, 20 0OU, l0,GOo 5000, 5Oo, 1000, 3a5. 90 OF
600, &c. Whole Tickets sl0-shares IN proportion
Virginia Lottery, No l23. to be drawn Saturday, Oc-
tober 18Th Is Nos, Is drawn. Prizes: prize OF $50,
U00 6 U0 ~, 75, Of $780, 10 Of 2,oOJ 10 of I,U0U,
&C. Whole Tickets sl5-shares In proportion.
Virginia Lottery, No. lsG, to be drawn Saturday, oc
iober 2uth. 70 Nos. 10 drawn Przesl prize Of $50,
OOo 81 900 2a,oo, $1,000, 1000, $40, 40 OF ,oOO
Whole Tickets $lU-shares in proportion.
Virginia Lottery, No. K, to be drawn at alexandria
Virginia, Saturday October 27th. IS Nos, ~ drawn,
Prizes priz. of $1,000 90 OF 10000 10 of 056 ~
Of 800, &C. Tickets s1-shares In proportion.
STATE LOTTERIES PoR OCTOBER, ls49.
Delaware Lottery. No. Al, for ls4s to be drawn 10th
October. IS Nos, Is drawn Prizes: prize OF $685. :
O0o, TO- 900, 5000, 1900, 34O0, 10 Of 0 &c. Tick
els Sl0-shares In proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. A. for l549, to be drawn l7h
October. IS Nos, l2 drawn. Prizes prize Of s45,-
2o2 5of 5000, OF $780, 10 Of $780, 10 OF 200, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 49, for ls47 to be drawn oath
October 70 Nos, Is drawn Prizes: prize of S35,
O00 LOCO, ,Oo0 3,o0O 900, 10 Of 900, &c. Tickets
$l0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. a. for Is49 to be drawn 2st
October. rs Nos, II drawn: Prizes: Grand Capt.
tai Of $40 000 100 1900 5000, 1000, 2,5e9 1000
30 OF 900. &C. Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any ofthe above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned will receive the most prompt auen-
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as ii is received.
Hurley will ca,h all prizes sold by other Vendors
N.B.-iIurley pays postage OF all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurley had at all times complete assortment of tick
cts, ranging in price from 81 10 $40.
Hurley rule is to cash all prizes at sight
Please address your ordeIsto WIN. HURLEY,
No.l0, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All buslness strlcfly G on fideutaI. Sent %
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AND FOR SALE.

SHALL o.r fDr sale. on the w. M Meadow
L cil,d OLIvEh'S, Il cubic auction, on MONDAY,
the 18th Of October next 4 fair II not, The net; iais
Dag thereafter 10 tho nj shest bidder THIS piece CON-
tatns ABOUT dirty acres ot du land. on Beaver Dam
Creek Having be-n c1"rfed with wa;rr from an early
ate, together with tie natural fertility OF the creek
htl renders II very rich and valuable attached are
from ten 70 twelve acres Of high and, with iiinbef Tor
support. The large, and HsSrr falling. aud
the premises good site ior water power; hring "a
OF water from forrt-en eighteen feet, and by race
mill and meadow. This property lies 10 the eoun-
~ Of Hanover, about eight miles Norh East from
Richmond, would invite persons wi-oins 10 bay Ia
the premises. and saouid as 20 Jho% The proper
u TO any one Gi-bin5 To H. Terms ACCOMMODATING.
and lie known on the day Of sale. ~ long credit
can b.. given tor thirds three iouftns of the pr
chase money Ifd-s red Uie hundred acres oI nteh
lnj slii IL well tlTbrr-i atjpinins this meadow
can ae ooua1t fnr a re isonln'e PAGE
also prop sc selling privately NJ enchanting for
Richmond oper,y about "ne hundred and niy acres
cf and wncl in. AL the buildings and improvr
mems uhcteun .at-iy resided, bein, part VI the
tact of upwards ct thr-e hundred acres This land
lies n the county Of Hanover, about seven miles NORM
East from Richmond, being remarkably healthy and
pleasant siiuat.on not many, u any, Containing more
natural afvaatages To render u desirable. deem IL
unnecessary CIV. Minute description. as those ~ho
may wisn 10 buy can Judge for Themselves. should
like To show the property or conisr with any one ais
posed TO trade. THOht5 u CLhhkE.
~ B-rne property will be shown Dy Sir. William
Chrsermll iiving Z thu he ID OF the Nechancsvite
Tu.Gpxe nea. the premises, ny myself, residing In
Richmond. Pat. q: tn above mentioned land, en-
mr. seen al loan " iaf.r', stof-, M.sn stree SirE-
gwen relative thereto. L y. CLaEhE-
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Aug T-cfi
VALUaBLEJAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR
SALE

DY virtue OF decree Of The Circuit Court OF Ches
ID terrified. Of the 81 Ct April, lsi7 amended by two
other DEGREES made The 18th July si1, and the
other on the .9,h Mar H. Is49 In the SUIT Of David
wi.free, etc against Lucy Wintree and others, the
Plantation James River, In me county OF Bucking-
ham. belonging To the estate Of James W. Wi"iise de-
ceased will be nfetcd Tor by pcBlic auction on
the premises on 1iCRSDAY The 18th Octonrr next, II
far not, the next fair day 1he plantation contains
BY survey OU acres, OF which there are estimated 10
I've about 900 acres OF open arabic land including about
l5D acres OF river ami small portion Of creek low
grounds The residue OF the land IS IN woods, aud
lauch Of ii well ;inbered. Nearly all the open land -
In hi.h If Improvement frnm the Use ~ rIvrr
and plaster and ID wrl adapted 10 tho growth ~ toDac
co corn, wheat and oats. There Is grst mai on tne
place, and site on which there has been saw mi'
the dam now standing IN good repair. ne MN may
be rebuilt at moderate cost and rendered very pront
able The plantation adJoins the lands oil Robert BOZ
inp John and lanes Harris, Henry and Lorenzo
Nicholas aud Others and Is about miles from scotts
Vile and mics from the Virginia Mills Produce may
he carried across the rivef 10 tho canal without any
| hauling the opposite side. II 10 well watcred,by
Two creeks innniE5 entirely through IL and b. mum
her OF spnggs conveniently ~ ua,rf There is good
and all necessary tobacco houses barns rtc
with small dwelling ana an ovcfserrs lioIse. The
purchaser will receive possession Of the land, now In
crop, ~ the crops be property gathered and
removed, and Will take full possession on the Is: Janr
AIRY next.
The terms are-one fourth cash and credit Of nne,
and tire, year, equal instruments for the residue,
the credit payments In bear interest from The sdie and
To be secured by bonds with good security and 10y re-
tanning the title until payment
We are authorized say that 1t is not the intention
Of any Of interested in the estate To
purchaseit. Lucy WINFREE, c,,,;,,;,,.,x
JOHN J. BROWN 1om"iss''"s'''
Al the same aud place. shall sell al! the stock
of every Kind. Consisting OF horses, mnes, oxen,
mich cows, Young cattle, sheep and hogs also, the
crop of corn oats sueks, straw etc together with all
the plantation utensils IT every KIND.
TERMS:-For all suns OF $40 and over, a credit 81
sir moHths will BE- gwen: the purchaser giving bond
with approved security before the delivery ~ tie pro
peiy; al sums under sl0 cash.
Lucy WINFaEE, Administrative.
aro,y, and D.yid Winffee. Sept. 7-ctds
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LOTTERIES.
II a nm b erf5s d NICE.

IL q IN ID e us ID IA &c,
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, uader the Exchange
~ Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery, No ia, Sept 30:
II Al 81 81 81 81 l9 40 % u 81.
Whole. Nos q 81 One hundred dollars each
Drawn No. Of SUSSEX Lottery, No 81. September 81:
IS 81 81 81 8 IS 4t 81 IS 81 ii ii p IS.
Ticket, Nos. 81 60, sold by LAMBERT
Druwn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, No lie, Srpt 25i
II \ 81 81 81 Is p l6 IL 70 10 6s IS 81 80.
Ticket, Nos 81 10, another Capital sent TO thi.
ONCE.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No GO, September 60:
~ 20 20 IA sc 49 81 IL 30 10 s. 7 81.
Ticket, Nos. 10 80 4, prize OF SlUo. sold BY
LAMBERT.
81 70 80 ~ ii 20 Is 6, 80 ia 80 IS II II.
Whole Ticket, Nos ii 81 Il, prize Of 500 sent
to this Office.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No 40. october3:
~ 80 IS 50 "a ~ 80 Al Al 81 3.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
FRIDAY-The Sussex County (DeIaware) Lottery,
Class No. 7l-Captals: S6,OOj, 5,Oo0, &c. 10 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets s4-shares in proportion
SATURDAY-Doar LotIsry-rne SUSSEX County
tDelaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. ll9-Capiial
81, 600, &c. Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets sl-shares
In proportion.
SATURDAY EyENrNG-tsales close at S o'clock
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. I2D.
Capitals: 10000 aJG0U 10000, 5000, 5000, 4U00 s.,
o55, 20 Of ,Oc &C. rs Sos Is drawn. Tickets $40
shares In proportion
MAGNIFICENT sCHEaE FOR SATURDAY, 9TH.
20 prizes OF Sl0,0O0l
The Virginia Monongalig Lottery, Glass No. k-Capi.
tails: prize OF $7O0uU % of loOJ0 2,D56 500, &c
IS Nos, - dawn. Tickets Sao-shares in proportion.
aor Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares the above, In any Of Mau
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 TO 9l0
wlrocoive the most prompt attention. and the draw
inss forwarded Immediately to distant adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Piuce Richmond Va.
" Reeolleet no .3-"Theres luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'Mors - Oct. i
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OGee Of the Richmond an9 Danrills I
Da.J,a,1 NoSr1ru Semi 9Th tSdQ


Railroad Company, Sep, 9Th, iS49.
4 TIA meeting OF the Board Of Directors held
~ this !ay he following preamble and resJlu.
iions were adopted, VIZ:
"Whereas great delay has occurred 10 The
collection OF reqaisilions mad. upon The Stock
holders OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company: as q measure OF justice 10 The prompt
Stockholders, and to ensure the punctual dis
charge OF the obligations OF the said company,
therefore
"Resoived, by the President and Directors,
That from The 10Th day OF October, 1919, interest
SD al be charged and payable upon all requisl>
lions made by the order Of The Board, unless said
acquisitions shall be paid within one month from
the date Of said requsiiion, or previous TO de.
mand made upon the Stockholders BY The Col.
leclor OF The Company. That the President and
Directors will appoint county agents, whose du.
" shall be TO collect said acquisitions aud irtersst
ant whose compensation shall be made tiom the
proceeds arising from The collection OF interest,"
alone, and not from the capital OF the company
The following persons we're then appointed
agents 10 colec, acquisitions made on the stock oil
the company, viz:
Samuel D Burke for The counties OF Prince
Edward, Nottovay and Lunenburg.
Edward Green, Tor Amelia county.
Wm. Il. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley, Jr., tor HALIFAX county.
Thomas S Jones, for Pins Tlvania county.
Anthony ID. Dupuy, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley, for franklin county.
Abram Staples, for Patrick county.
DR.. Jas. Williams, tor Casvell county, N. C.
John b. Gilmer, for Guiford county, N. c.
Resolved, That the Clerk and Treasurer be
hereby instructed TO make collections of unpaid
acquisitions in the city OF Richmond, with author
Ivy 10 employ an assistant collector, if he should
end Il necessary 10 do 50.
P. VAN DEURSEN, 1T.
Sept l5-d&cl2OOct R. &. D. r. K Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss 8. mi. FIOurnov

WISHES to inform her friends and custom.
w ers, both Of the ciiy and country that she
has removed her residence from Broad to
Grace Street, between Third and Fourth Slicels,
where she will con inue 10 carry on he DRESS
MAKING BUSINESS. She has Just received
her FALL FASHIONS, and can accommodate
her "a rons Al the shortest notice. Oct. 1
600. geo SALE OF VIRGINIA. 8 PER
CENT STOCK.
CEALED proposals endorsed estate Loan.''
~ and addressed 10 the Board of Public
Works, will be received at this office until IL
o'clock, M. Of Monday, the 18th of Oetobsr
next, for 800 600 Of Loans to the State OF
virginia, carrying interest at the rate of six
per cettum per annum, payable at the public
Treasury, on the LIST day Of January, and Isl
day Of July in each year, irredeemabe for 20
years, aud afterwards 10 be redeemed al the
pleasure Of tho General Assembly.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
BROWN, Jr, End Auditor.
2ad Auditors Office, 25th Sept, ls49
The National ln,eligencer, Union, Baltimore
Sun and New York Journal Of Commerce, viii
publish daily until 18th October, and send bill
10 the 2nd Auditor.
Sept 26-dtl5!h Oct
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Shy ~. aaoAsiia, Auct.
MOST VALUABLE FARM

Near E,csmond, fog ther pi,h The Stotk Of
Horses, Nues, roos, H-gs. Crops Of Corn,
Cats, Hay, 81.
ISHE subscriber. iGting II imp ssibe 10 nj
1 iend 10 me management oi iirm and
his business in town, has dr,eTEilet 10 remove
10 Richmond. and WI. sell 4. pubic auction,
upon soe premises WITHOUT reserve, on TUES
DAY, The IG.a Cay Of October, 1919, comnenc-
lag d, II O'clock, A. NJ The Fam OF wnlca IL.
Cow resites, Called "Rose Nzath," Formerly QUE
ed and occupied ty lae Req. Jesse II. Farmer,
situated aoou mills west OF the "a Guy, en
nc s1uin side Vi the Deep Rua Turapse road
The whole mact mains 3i3 acres; aai Is com
posed oil three distinct la:lns. II Will be SO d.
yided as 10 give 10 Inc mansion-houss tract 1921
acres; 10 The farm recently occupied by MIR Miles
Cary, 1851 acres; and 10 The farm (near Messrs
Aninony aid Poiiaux Robinson) formerly &C.
CAPPED by the SAID Cary, 81 acres.
The land aischsd 10 each farm (but more
especially the lwo infneI is in the hen-s, state
u cultivation and Improvement, ani as viii be
seen by reference 10 the e:owils CROPS. The
buildings upon the mansi0n-.ouse tract are laige
All c1nvel:sp:!y anargc.- consisting q a
cweIicg haEdsc m-!y rliishrt. and nearly new,
containing twelve rooms, tesites wide passage,
! large por,ico t~o stories nign ard all other ne
cessary oul-bIilcings.
The Improvements upon the tract recently &C.
cupIei by Mr.. Cay consist OF a comfortable
dwelling in good ordcr, large stables berbs, ser
yan.s houses, &c. The improvements upon The
o'hrf tract CONSIST OF dwelling Somewhat cut ct
repair, (bu, with small expenditure could be
made comfortable a kitchen, barn, Sc. map
and survey u he wno.e farm will be ready Tor
examination in lew DAYS, acd MAJ be seen BY
! Calling on Ire auciioneer.
Immediately alter The sale Of he land, the per.
sonal estate viii te sold. The personal csate
consists in part 81 horses, one OF which is
very Superior riding animal, 10 fac mules,
brood mare and mule COLI; Is mch coSs,
/ ABOUT $50 hogs and shoais, excellent family
carriage, barouche, about 100000 lbs oats ard
hay. aboul 300 bbs corn, a large quap,iiy oil
straw, tctter, shucss. &c. several wagons, carts,
all the farming Implements OF every descGpIon,
all Of my household lurnure, inc'utioe (be-
sides Gee inc piano. every auicr Gsua: y I uut
| in scn;eel family, al nearly new al: II 60
orGef; together with an excellent fanny i,biaiy.
TEENS: For tie anc, one fourth cast; balance
al |, , and years, { r bonds bearing interest,
secured by trus, deet. For he personal estate
all SUMS under $40. cash; over that amount, d
months cleci; .or approved endorsed negotiable
paper. JOS. ii. COL0UITf.
II Sale 10 be conducted by
! Sep ACIDS w. GODDlN, Aucr.
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FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
CkiDDeWa Farm.

THE terms Of sale of this Farm made last septem
Der not having been compiled with, il Is again Of
feed This Farm Is amongs, the most valuable ~ thr
county. II lies within Two miles Of The Rappahan-
mock river and canal seven miles of the village OF
Warrenton aud between four and five Of the FauGuler
White Sulphur Springs; il contains between nine nun.
bred and thousand acres; the greater portion oil
which is the 6ns .ed soil, generally found in that coun
ty, with a large portion Of fine bottom meadow land,
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
for grazing; several good springs, with fine stream
running through the whole Farm.
The improvements are comfortable plain Farm
house, Barn, Stables, Cabins &C.; each having been
recently put in repair Not very distant from these !,
an elevated site for the erection Of such better build
ings proprietor might prefer, commanding full
view Of the whole Farm. The location Of this Farm
renders desirable property It's proximity the canal,
20 The village OF Warrenlon and the White Sulphur
Springs aforang than usual facilities of health
and of society," ~ the canal cheap and ready ac-
cess to market for ali its products The terms will be
a. liberal as most purchasers could well desire Pos
session given any time TO suit the purchaser, with
desirable arrangement TO the putting in growing crop
Purchasers wishing TO view the Farm, are referred
to Edmund Rose, Esq. tnow the occupant Charles
Chiffon or Jones Green, Esqrs, residents within few
miles, orto JAMES FONTAiNE Of Hanover,
THORNTON Of Fredericksburg,
Aug. l7-ctf Executors Of A F Rose, deceased.
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RPTIrIEI.D FOR SALE

DELLFIELD, the residence OF the late Mrs E NJ
- Payne, n the upper part of Goochland county,
about fourteen miles from the Court House, on the
Gainesville road and is about ten miles from Penn
berton's Warehouse, on the James River Canal, To
which IN excellent road leads. The Tract contains
about five hundred acres, has sufficency Of wood
land, Is well waterrd, upper Lickinghole Greek run
ming through it, on which Is good site for GrIst and
Saw MILL and has on it Barn, with good ThreshIng
Machine, three Tobacco Houses, five Negro Quarters
end all other necessary ont buildings Il has an Ur-
chard OF choice Apple Trses and variety OF other
Fruit Trees. Tho Dwellir5 House, surrounded by
ornamental trees and beautiful shrubbery, Is as al.
iractiye in s appearance As Is comfortable and con
venient. There isa good flee in the yard, and the
Garden is productive in fruit AMI vegetables Beliheld
is As healthy as any residence ic the county, and It's
soil, though not deep, quick, readily producing
corn, oats grass and manufacturing tobacco
TERMS So 500 cash; the balance IN i've years, OF
longer il desired; the purchaser giving Deed OF
Trust on the land 10 the piymeat OF the sams
together with III annuiI interest Possession TO be
given The lst of Januiry next 10 the purchaser,
WIN may SOW crop OF wheat TIL. Fall perfect tile
to the estate il ia Lara NJ and Elizabeth II lope,
which will be conveyed BY them 10 the purchaser.
Tic subscriber, Colonel " II Payne, or Mr
Brooks, the oversser, will show the place TO any
wishing To purchase Letters directed 10 myself Or
Colonel VI II Payne, at Gooehiand Court House,
will receive prompt attention. $50,
Ang 2f-cf IuaS rofL.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND NE.
GROES

O1NEund-r igned, Executors Of Samuel p Lodge, OF
AppomritoK county, will soil, al public auction, on
THURSDAY, the ii day November nsIt, on the
nremi.es all Estat. of the late Samuel p Lodge,
botb real and persona-say the tract Of land lynx on
yauahans Greek and the stage rold from FarnVia to
Lyn-hturg. and adjoining the lands oi Erwin Cray,
William Mahw and others, and containing about sui
acres winch may, and Ii required Will, DO divided
into twn or more parcels suit those disposed 10 pur.
chase the same III. Of slr for the land viii
fourth cash. thr remaining three foar;hs IN equal
payments II one ana three years hearing Interest
ftom The date -, sale, and secured by bond and Deed
OF Trus; the land.
tiso All the -tock Of Horses Cattle, Hogs, Corn and
Plantation Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Fur
nturr; also about twenty Negroes. Men, Women aud
Chidrsn most oil them young and Likely. The Negroes
will be sold for cash; the rest Of ID. personal esate,
where the exceeds &c. credit viii b. given OF
sir months the purchaser to give bond and approved
security ard for all not exceeding $lJ, the cash
viii be required.
The Executors wish to close their administration ls
peedy as possible and reInes. all persons who may
hay- claims against ,h-ir esa or, Ia have the same
ready in proper and legal form, and present hem on
the day of sale, that they may be examined. AMI ar
engagements made 10 pay them as speedily a. possible
Those " s!iing 10 view The lands, &C will cali on Ed
win Gray William Mathews
WILLIAM MATHEWS, E,ecu,crp.
JAMES GRAY,
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FALL SUPPLY

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS.
THE subscriber is receiving his Pail supply Of
i Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c, comprising ono of the
best ami largest sssotmens Of almost every article
adapted the trade he has before offered to the
public and being determined to sell cheip for cash
punctua customers, asks the attention OF country
merchants and dealers generally 10 ssock believing
that upon examination they will End 10 their interest
TO make their bills. Among his assortment will be
found the following kinds:
Mems coarse ne zred sc. Brogans 9to IA
Mems coarse pc aged No. irogans, Sto ii
Mems coarse pegqed No. Brogans, 6tn Ii
Mems coarse pegxed No. Nrogans, 6to II
Mcn's lined and hound peg'd kip No Brogans. TO 10
Mems lined and bound peg'd KIP No. Brogans, 10 II
Mems lined and bound pegd kip No BrcaanS, TO II
Mems fine calf peeged and sewed Brogans, sto Y
Mems fine calf pegged and sewed Brogaus, 6o IL
Mems pegged Boots OF every description and
price, sizes, to II, . to II, and sio ID.
Mems coarse sewed Boots. 6to ll-someihing really
hard TO beat.
Gentemen's calf sewed and pesged Boots-some.
thing very nice and good.
Gentleinens Napoleon Boots-somethins cheap and
good 70. the Winter.
ssntemen'skip pessed Boots, to IL, and TO IL, a
frat rate article.
Children's, Misses and Boys shoes, OF every kind
and price.
Sole Leather. OF every quality.
Shoe Thread Backing, Sc.-ali purchased this
FALL and direct from the factories call Is all that Is
wanted TO insure sales.
Sept. % JUDAH MYERS.
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PIANO F . K Il f S.
No Risk. 40 Experiment

d II. TAYLOR has constantly on hand large as
L sortment of NUN@'S IL CLARK'5 PIANOS,
which he invites persons 10 cal and examine for
themselves, as he is confident they will lind them
EQUAL, If not SUPERIOR, { any other PIANO.
The length OF time the manufas .u have been en-
gagged in the business tsay ;l..ty years., together
with the pledge, that IL any Instrument does not
prove represented, IL will be exchanged, or the
ney refunded, is guarantee that there be
disappointment
These PIANOS are made with particular reference
TO their keeping id tune most desirable object as
good tuners are seldom met with. They have tho me-
ialic plate, TOGETHER WITH THE ALL-ImPORT
ANT BRACE, 10 very essential 4 square Pianos.
Messrs. n. Z T. were the first TO apply this Improve.
ment These instruments need only to be seen and
heard to be admired.
P TAYLOn keeps constantly on hand 4 general
assortment Of Musical Instruments, and Guitar and
Violin Strings, Of the best quality.
Guitars made by the celebrated Z. F. Martin.
Piano Forte and Music Store, 100, Main Street, oppo-
ate the Banks. Sept. II