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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07

We regret to say that the House refused to consider
res alton explanatory Of an error in the late at subscrb
ing the Tart Of the Slte three hs Of the stock d
or Raj Rad. We give tse report.
NJ wills offered the fol- wing resolution:
Resolved. That committee Of five be appointed to
bring in A bill to explain An authorship 'snbscrfp
lion fir he Commonwealth b. the Stock Of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, passed March 9th,
1910.
Mr. Byrd explained 10 the House that owing 10 an
unaccpuniabIe in the bill authorzing sub-crip-
tim u the Souh Western Railroad the >aTe is made to
subscribe about sx-eeventh, instead If three fhs,
was certainly contemplated ~ the Legislature.
Nj. VERIFY opposed rhe resolution. He Thought thS
omission Ought 70 be corrected tn regular sesSjog- The
M had pa,Sed The Senate In lis present m-had passed
that revi9ry branch NJ hA Legislature. whse business il
was p have corrected if ey existed and therefore
they had WHY Ivrd the ganteman frim Wy'he fnm any
responsibility fnr The mistake which he had occasoned.
NJ Y. m we'd to lay the resolution On the table.
Nj Boyd hoped his would MT Ne done.
Mr.. Rves called the ayes and the motion t"
lay on the table.
The House agreed to lay the resolution on the table
ayes 65 noes p.
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TIE CHOLERA
ayes IS, noes 2

There one additional case only reported by th'
Board Of Health, N Richmond, Oh Friday evening"
Alarm, except among Legislators, scarcely be saiC
10 exist.
n New Orleans, the deaths BY Cholera. for the las
week, wasrepred at about 100.
IN Cincinnati, the disease has almost entirely snbsided
In s. Louis it has greatly diminished. On the SIS
u!t., thu inerments from choora we:- out fur
H. Charleston, kananha, and the Salnes, it las dis
appeared entirely.
4 tew cases continue to b. reported in New York one
to about every 5000 inhabitants diy. Nut very
alarming epitemic.
In none ofthe Northern cities nor, in eed in any At
antic city, can It be sad to exist as epidemic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
THE HEALTH OF OUR TOWN.

We gratifed 10 announce that tie health .f our
town IS eNc'eht. The measures Of precaun adopted
and enforced by the Common Council will cleanse and
purity The town TO a degree not known since the 'ess
lo9< and thus contribute to The preservation Of the ga
eral health # our citizens.
Many who have given ready credenca 10 the siicu
ous stories circulated in HE country Of the prevail nee.
% dreadful degree, o tie Cholera here will not belize
our s'ne' T. Of conrse-bu feel It duty, neverhe-
less 10 - That ~ ca-e fany thing Ike l@atc Ch:rrs
ha~ occurred IN Lynch.urg. We escaped ia 1892, anJ
= re " any escape This season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
OBITUARY.

Died. at Independence, Mo- on The 18Th of April last,
O. ALONZO HUNT, Of PnSy eaHa county, Va. in
The Goth year Of his age while on his way to California
whittier he ing with the vain hope Of seeing the
world, than Of making gold. He was the head
Of chosen little band of highly respectable young men,
who, together with the community in which he lived,
deeply lament their rreparable luss. His friends and
Appropriateness Of whom he had many in Virginia,
mourn over hs death but by nome save his own rela-
lives will his loss be 50 severely felt as BY his poor
neigh5ors III whom he was friend indeed. From
him that needy he turned not away" There is a
for all Who de- hat seldom Dies it fall to the lot Of
single yuung to have the tears Of 50 many as q.
AlunzD Hunt.
-, on Sunday morning. the Sd inst. at the resi-
dence # DR. Christian, in The county Of App~nattox.
Ms JOICE T. CHRISTIAN, in the 74th year Of her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
ATGUSTtGOJ MY.

The question ot anthOn>Ing the County Court
81 Augusta to subscribe ENTY-THoU>AND dol
,lrs To the Stoct VI the Raj Road, from the
Western tarminu, Nd The Blue Ridge section 10
Starnton. submitted tn the decision Of the quail
ihrl voters, was carried nitle affirmative BY a
sota VT SOB u 2i4 !he Justices Of tile county
are summoned {, attend she June Court for the
purpose Of carrying into effect tie wishes Of the
people. This IN all important precedent, and We
:1pe may be followed by many other counties
tie line Of important works which cannot fail
y ada greatly . the value Of real estate within
their limits, butin which, from the absence Of cap
ltaI, Or Of enlightened public spirit individual
subscriptions to any considerable amount may
not be expected We commend the example
.hu. SET to the counties in South Western Nir-
-nia, interested in the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road to a greater degree than old Augusta
can possibly be in the completion Of the Louisa
extension, since her present facilities ofgetting
=" market are far greater than theirs.
The t"entv-thoUsand dollars thus ShouldGred
y the county. leaves but forty thousand TO be
.Ised ~ individual subscription, TO secure the
State subscription Of ninety thousand dollars
We entertain no doubt that the Stock will be
promptly. taken, and thatby the time the Tunnel
i. ready, the road will be finished TO Staunton;
~ which town, before five years elapse the pas
.cnger, leaving Richmond in the morning, will
take his dinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07

members amongst the Revsors participate in the
Consideration the work which they have devoted 81
much labour The Legislature naturally desires to avail
Itself Of all the assistance which be obtained. in
work Important and it Is therefore, probable that il
the Cholera does far ahaie the contin-
uance of The session safe al this place. will be d0urn
Ell. tr the comp letior of the work. some other.
There seems no news Of any political Importance at the
seat OF the Federal Government. The official Cholera
seems prevail there without material abatement. and
the mortality is duly chrOnicled ia the papers opposed
the Administration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
IN CHANCFRY
Fir.inia:

tfrsinla:
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Snperi
or Court OF Law and Chancery for Bedford county, the
fth day Of June, 1919 ~ m
Arthur F Hopkins and Permea his wife, Plaintiffs
against
arthur Watts. in his right, dcvisee and egatee
nhuef me VIII OF John Watts, decreased surviving exec
utor OF John Watts deceased and surviving trustee of
Elizabeth H. Scott under the will aforesaid the said Eliza
neth Il Scott Nathaniel L. Manson, admir- of William w
watts, decd Sarah Watts and John Watts, in their own
rights and delSees and legaees said John Watts decd
James A. Mrrwether, Thomas H. Nelson and John smith
Jr, eN or Of Elizabeth Caland, deceased D,endants
IN CHANCERY.
he defendants, Arthur Watts and John Watt. not
entered their appearance and given security according h the
at (" Assembly and the rules of this court and il appcarn
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of tb.
ommonwealih 1t is ordered that the said defendants Ar
thur ats and John Watts, Do appear before the Jure Of
heSad Crcui, Superior Court 81 Law ana Chaprcr, Lnl-
den Tor Bedford county, at the courthouse thereof on the
rsi day OF September term neSt ard answer The bi r He
Plaintiffs and that tins order be inserted in some new
publIahed III the town Of lynthburg. two months srs-
81 ely and posted at the front door Of he courthouse of sbe
county, on some c0urt dlv.
coPy-iese, Jsss HtISOvs-I'h
June f-yv2m
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PUBLIC NOTICE

There will be grand rally Of the friends Of temper
arce Campbell c. H. on Sunday next, the l0h inst
The sons ofTemperance viii appear in regalia Bro
hers from other Divisions invited attend aud unite
WITH u. procession viii be formed at o'clck m.
Addresses may be expected from Maj. JAS. Garland and
J. y Gordon
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Virginia:


+ rules held in the Clerks Office Of the circuit Superor
- Court Of Law and Chancery or Bedford county, the
4th day of June, 1919
Williamson Burnett, plaintiff
against
Richard X. Crale, Benjamin +. Scruggs and Ammon G
hancock admrs OF Ammon Hancock, deed, Mcaah Davis
TX OF Henry BROWN Decd Samuel Hancock and others
49,, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Samuel Hancock, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rule. of this Court and appearing by saac
evidence that he is inhabitant OF tits Cnmmcp
wealth. 1t is ordered that the said defendant Samuel Han
cock do appear before the Judge or the said Circuit Supe
Court of and Chancery, holden Bedford county
the courthouse thereof the first day OF September term
and the bill of the plaintiff and that this
be inserted in newspaper published in the town o
ynchbug, for two months successfully, posted at the
front door Of the courthouse OF this county, court
dav. cUpy-Teste
June win Jos. WILSON, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07

~ A man named Hewlett Who made Tenn
rerance speech in Lynchburg, not many weeks
.Ince, is denounced bv the Rocking ham Regis
yer as an imposter. He lectured at Culpeper and
Madison Court Houses, and further promoted the
good cause by practically illustrating the evils of
ltutemperanoe, himself getting beasly drunk. He
VAS in the habit oftaking up collections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
Virginia:

VErSinI:ts
rules held IN the Tfcr' Office u the Circuit Sunesio,
- Court Of Law ana Chancery, .r Bedford eounty The
49, day Of June, :Sl?,
Henry Davis, Ys,iutiS
against
i'.uIuS F.. ,hrrison, Eichar! r. HARRISON Richard
-oa, I,efe,da,t.
IN GHANCERf
ne descendant Pauus f. Harrison, having entered
is appearance and given security accorn. To the act 81 As
ehoy ana he rules OF his court, and appearing salts
factory evidence that he is nhabitant this Common.
MeaIh: ~ IS ordered that the said defendant Paulus f.
arson DO appear before the Judge the said Circuit S
pcflor court OF Law and Chanccy holden tor Bedford cou-
w AZ I'M: courthouse thereof on the fix, ia Of September
term mex, ard answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that this
ef nG inserted IN some newspaper published in tile town
81 - chbur for two months cy and pos ed AZ the
iFoS '1or Of tie court house Of this county on some court
Acopy-Teste, JOS. WILSON s,l,k
Lune s-w.m
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=
rs held in the Jerks Onice the Circuit Sperio,
Court 81 Law and Chanccrr i,r Bedford county, the
lih day oi June, 1873. "
James NJ. Boyd, Plaintiff
against
PauIus f, Harrison, Richard P Harrison R;clor,r
fucker and Sophia Lee his wife, formerly sophia L. 4ar
rson, SC. nnfndt
IN CHANCERY
she dcendant Paulus f. Harrison not having entp,ed M
appearance and given security according the act OF Assem-
ply and the rules of this court and appearing by satsfco
I! evidence That he IS not an nhabant of this Common
wealth. 1t is ordered that the said defendant Al anr
he Judge OF the said Circuit Superior of Law and
Chancery holden Tor Bedford county, the courthouse
on on the rs day OF September next and answer te
hil 81 the plaintiff and that this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for two
months uccesvey and posted at the front door Of The
mousse OF this county, court dav
copy-Te-te. JOS. VIII son t,rL
June WIN -iN'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07

Trorisohs.- ,5ar:n, Ga6s; Beef. . cs.; Con Mea,
40 Is cents.
Eow-$i.
Nhcat- Red 20 cents; Whies:
tirait.-CDu, 40 cts Oats 30l 81, cents.
,iorer Seed No demand
JhiShcy.-Saes at - a 26 cents.
Becsrar-l : cents.
BuiIc--Very dull. 10 to 70! for Nsl.
HrnHY apple, none oftrinr; PeacIt n,nr eff ring
Bur Iron So assorted and $50 sc ni.en s,swn to
order.
Co7ea Rios Hcent5; Laguira S.t.s Java iei
Mocha ~.
;oHdry fmcns-Tow 2and Flax -.
CoiioH Iuns-Saes | / to ) cents.
leatdeiS-3O to 50 cts
ENtr >eci-Saes 50 cents
F'Ht-Herrng~. ~. !, 5, 50; Shad, old 81 so,
lew 50.
Gisrn@--21 cents
IIcmp-Ne quote 6 70 &c, IN demand
LUsecd Od-6j 70 1Occnrs-duIl.
Lord-6a1.
,1fhrsees West India s. to 40 cts per gallon; n
0. Az to IL cents.
PlnAG-Lump, S. 10 6.
Sugars New Orleans to 7 cents; Porto Rico 60 S
cents; Clarified II! cents; Loaf Z IT. III cents.
Sail tl.S75 AZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
SUPERIOR COURT.

The Circuit Superior Court for the Corporation
Of LynchbUIg-Judge Wilson presiding-is now
al session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
NJ A R R | A c {

Married in Liberty. the % nit. by the Rev.J L
Mitchell. d, JOHN OTEY 10 FANNIE. W daugh-
ter Of the late VIM Left witch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
Attention LVnchburg Light Infantry
Eir..i,li:l:

rules held in the Clerks Office Of rho Circuit Superr-
or Co'rt OF Law and Cancery, for Bedford county, the
hday nj June, 1919 I'M
Margaret Gross, formerly Margaret Cooper, Plaintiff
against
Adan Cooper Henry Cooper Jacob Pearcy and Catha-
I'M M Wlie formerly Caharine Cooper Jesse Powell and
FoIy ms wife, formerly Polly Cooper, William Cooper
conrad kvincs, and rbilr.n i,
Elizabeth htmeS deed, formerly Elizabeth Cooper Adam
ksc ana rye his wife, formerly Eve Cooper heirs Of vii
lam Cooper decd Robert Ocy ex'or Of Isaac Utev decd
>av cooper, Barbara Cooper, and Armtead Otev sheriff
oil Bedford and such admr of Thomas Moore deceased
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
defendants Jacob Pearcv and Cathatine his wife,
o"c and Polly his wife, William Cooper Adam Kvse and
Eve ms wife, Conrad kymes and
the other children OF Elizabeth kymes Decd (yhnse name,
are nnSnown) and Robert Otev, executor Of Isaac Otev
decd not having entered their appearance and given
according to the act of Assembly and rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
hapltants OF this Commonwealth: 1t ordered that the
SAID defendants named above not being of this
Oon"eaith do appear before the Judge the said Cir
GUY superior court of Law and Chanccrv holden tor Bed
FORA county at the court house thereof on abe first dav of
September term neStand answer the plaintiff. bill and that
th 'laef De inserted IN newspaper published in the
town Of ynchburg Tor two months zuCrcss and postd
the 'front.' doorot the courthouse Of this county ON some
court dav. A copy-Tcstc n ~
"'he WIN JOS. WILSON, Cik
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07

New Novels,
Bro. jonathan for 18th Ju.
Dermot O'Bnon
Fernando, Fallen Angel,
Ola ST. Paus, BY Ainsworth
Clement I.orimer, BY A. B. B,
Gcorgiana Hammond
Valerie, by Capt. Marrvatt
David Copperfeld, by Chas Die
My Uncle, the Citrate
A second supply vi Ellen Warehan,
Cooley Ladies Book Tor June
Sartain's Magazine do
Glaham's do do
Edinburgh and Warminster Reviewsfor \.
BEAUTIFUL PRINTS.
have the finest assortment of real fine ''Prnts
in ynchburg have also for sale, che Of the best A,
ons, and a splendid Silver Card Case. Call and see.
JNO p WRIGHT,
June 7-tsif At the Post Olic
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
.1Tsc GOOdS.-G Great fUlI in, DrSceS.

AN at home from trip after goods have bought very
largely, particularly in LADIES' DRESS goods viz:
Rich SILKS, BGregeS, Tissues, La,ons &c Sc-Also gen
uemen goods every Observation-Disclosures SHOES sum-
m:r HATS every kind, Bonnets, ribbons and Flowers
As my profits will be small shall be compelled to sell
exclusively FOR CASH.
To friends in the trade, whose assortments need i'm
proving viii sell many things low they be bought
anv Northern market-COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will please examine my large stock and doubt not owing
to the great decline in prices they will be able
buy goods which will pay good profit.
1 MAY 2S-its JNO. J. PURVIS. Aat
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IN CHANCFPN
Vir.iiaia:

Z Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county the
4h day OF June, 1919. ''' -
James Lancaster, pl,;,tT
against
James Anthony and William A. Anthony, Defendants,
in CHANCERYi
ne defendant James Anthony, having entered his an
peaance and given security according to the act of
ana The rules tins court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an nfaban this Commonwealth
pear before the Judge OF the said Circuit Superior ou IF
Law and Chancey holden for Bedford county, at the court.
house thereof on the first day Of September next and
answer the Bill OF the plaintiff and that this order Be inserted
in Some newspaper published in the town of ynchbur for
two months successfully and posted the door Of the
courthouse OF this county court day.
copy-Teste, JOS.'WILSON CIL.
June WIN
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y 00n YDS. Flax and Tow Linens aud Drill
-,OOo lngs In store cons gnnent, to which in
the attention OF contractors and others, wanting such
article. LACY & GARLAND
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12

The city of the Mo,mons, and its
vicinity, near Salt Lake, have twenty
thousand inhabitants. The city is
situated south of the Salt Lake, in a
valley twenty miles wide, surrounded
on three sides by tall ranges OF noun.
tains, capped with snow; on The fourth
side is the lake. The city is laid off
in haiEmiIes squares, without timber
except on the side of the mountains,
So writes r. X. lewis, Esq. former
Iy of Glasgow, Missouri, who reached
the Mormon city in July last, on his
way to California.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12
FALL IND VL.NT'ER GOODS
JUST ARRIVED!
s. z. u e 3 p z Ee

g 5 receiving and opening his supply of Fail
= ana Winter Goods, which have been Sc
lectcd with great care, in the Eastern Mar.
kets, and comprising a choice lot. lie has no
disposition to deal in humbug, by making
great parade, but invites all who want good
articles at reasonable prices to call and ex-
anime for themselves. He especially invites
his Old friends and customers to call aud see
his New stock.
Feathers, Iallow, Beeswax, Tow, Flax
and Cotton Cloth taken in exchange Tor
Goods.
Athens, Oct 5, lS49-tf 81
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Ne w AND SHTONABLE
CLO THING.
George q. Eyde.

(Sa~cesSor u Houston 81 Hyde,)
2S3 HING sr., OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL.
CHARLESTON, SO. Gu,
I'hoicsaie dRd Retail Dedler In Ciothfvs-.
FL = respectfully invites the attention of his
= friends and the public, to his large as
sOrimcut of fashionable and elegant Clothing
now on hand. equI! IN every respect to the
best custom work, TO which he is weekly adj
ding large supplies direct from his own manu-
factory 10 New York. He is now offering
this stock (Which is hot exceed for variety of
style, beauty, aud durability Of workmanship
IN the Umon,) at such prices as to make j, an
inducrment for purchasers to call before max
ing their selections. Ca hand at ali times. a
superior assortment of Under Garments Fan
cy Articles, shirt Collars, Closes, Canes, &c,
&c. This establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash principle, both in purchase and
sales, giving HIM great advantage in his selec.
tons, aud enabling him to sell at New York
rates. With attentive and ohliging statesmen
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied immediately.
Al garments warranted to lit well and give
in every respect.
Charleston, Aug 81, 1919 -eowGm 40
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TOW NJ II Il KET.
Prepared for the {" Post" 6v j. ~: cate.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10.
But little is doing in the market to-day
except in a retail way. The receipts ol
produce from the country has been light Tor
several GAYS past. Our merchants are nov
RECEIVING Their full stocks and are anticIpa,
tiag a heavy trade.
BACoN-The demand for this article is
light, but buyers are taking good sides al
81 yet.
WmEAT--There has been fair bushes,
done in this article for the past week. The
quantity offered hes considerably increased
and the quality much better tuan usual
Wheat is worth s per 60 los.
FLOUR is dull at 34c per Ii. in barter.
Corn MEAL is steady al 40c per bu.
LARD 81 sac per ID. -
Onions SOC per bu.
SALT remains at S2,25 per sack. but the
price will advance as the demand Tor the
season increases.
CoFFEE-A still further advance has ia
ken place in this article. A good article o.
RIO is worth Zoe per ID. BY the bag.
NAILS G4c by the keg.
MoLAssEs 4Oc per gal.
FEATHERs Is pc per Id.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12
WIN dow ella SS!!
THE HOLSTO.N
.EsOisITFgCiWTEEaS' Company,

hNOANlLbE, LkhNESSEEJ
A FER the LIST October, expect TO be pre-
"a pared to FIJI all orders with which they
may be favored. for every size aud quality of
ULNDOW GL.4SS. The worlsmcn en-
PIoycd in their establishment are unsurpassed
IN skill being all men Of experience from the
best New Jersey Factories. The machinery
is entirely new and of the best quality. The
Company viii be able to furnish Dealers in
Glass with any quantity, Of every size aud
quality OF Window Glass, on the shortest no.
tiec and the mo taXorable terms for ClzLIa..
WILLIAMS Il CO., Agents.
Sept ., lSi9-u So
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12

FREE SuIL INSTITUTIONS. The Star
(Labanon, o. says, we understand that
The Bishop Of the African Methodist
Church was stabbed few days since a.
the Camp Ground, near Mason. He was
attempting TO keep the peace.
There was any amount of rioting, gam
bling, and horse racing in the vicinity Of
the Camp Meeting.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12
DATENT BALANCES..-A few pair
L weighing 500 lbs. for sale by
MCEWEN s. GILLESPIE.
Oct. IL, lSl9-u %
DOCTOR
MILTON Z. REgSKELLa

EEAS located himself permanently at the
Il residence of his father on Tennessee Rlv-
er, where he may at all times be found, except
when absent on the business of his profession
lie is n graduate Of the University of Penn
sylvania, one of the oldest and most respecta-
bic Medical Schools in the United States.
Oct II, l540--U 90
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Dry G GODS
RLES7OM SOUTH CAROLYN
UNITED STATES MA!LLIYE
.NEIV' A'GfsH and CR7ELESTO.r
E,llIyl slim Linz

We y WtsFa una IFaFhLE5IOsV~
steam ship Line.
'sNiiE Steamships NOR TIfERNER, Capt
n r. 3. BUDD, aud SOU7f!EH.NER, Capt.
VI. HERRY. will leave Charleston, 5. G d, for
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival OF the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded,
and in every way worthy the attcution of the
travelling public.
State room berth S25 Lower Cabin open
berths $50, Steerage Passage IS.
No berth secured until paid 'or, Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Sdger's South Wharf and East Bay.
The Southcrner will leave on Saturday, the
18Th October. 1919.
Aug 81, lS49--ly 40
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J I'm WA G X .

~ NUtCSCtE DtUfET w
.NILLI.N'ER Y .4,N'D FANCY GOODS,
Southwest corner of Meeting and Hasol sts.,
opposite the Pavilion Hotel,
ChGrEGStO South CGrOItna,
FE As just received per steamship Northern
I. ., er, and is receiving daily by other arri-
walls, "a fiil and choice assortment of MILL
.EEBT .1.ND FANCY GOODS, which have
been selected By him with great care.
Beet silks, Satias aud Vrlyets, Queen and
Straw Bonae.s Of every description, Bonnet,
Cap end GAUGE Rib ne, (u2w styles,) Thread
ana cotton Edsin5s, Infants and Ladies Caps,
Linen iIpndl;"rchicls, and an extensive varie-
~ of Goods in his line.
Merchants Of East Tennessee purchasing in
this market, OF at the North, are invited to
call at bis enlistment, rs they will find there
every description Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. and at pyices shat will give entire sat-
glaCtiun.
Sept il, i648--Gt 81