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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Notice to Contractors.

NFNIFTI FKVFVSNTS will be rccriNrd Inv nlc nnf II
,, noon OF the sth day OF June next for the oG
the trd section Of the tioyd Court House and IiHsrle
imhPte road extending, say about ten miles from the
former place specifications and notes may be seen at
the Tavern OF Asa l. Howard at Floyd G. IL and at John.
son Tavern, IN llisNie, until the day named Copies
"l be forwarded 10 uesruus OF obtaining them The
section Will be required TO be completed within the present
year,
ms road about - miles in length; be built cutire
upon State account and eros section will he similar IN
that ct the Rocky Mount Turnpike The remainder oil the
hhe wan be let as rapidly the location will admit Of say
about the first of July. - -
The night TO reject any all OF the bids is reserved and
the contract when made is not he binding until
by the Board OF Public Works
Inc Proposals must be addressed to at Floyd H. and
be endorsed Sealed Proposals"
By order OF the Board ot Public Wnrks
IUIW ELL. IL BROW " Enqineer
Floyd c, IL. and liil!sville Turnpike Co
MAY l6-tsiunc 'l w.
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GOLD COLORS,
May 13-w2m

iE subscriber takes this method of informing gentlemen
who have light fancy cooured pants that soisd
that they have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy cclor they wish. He continues to DYE and
BLEACH Leghorn Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
recently discovered at the North; by this process OF
bleaching the hat retains its bancy and whitenes much
longer than by the old process. Aso Carpets ceansed all
dirt and grease with which they be soiled and made
look almost equal to Persons having the above ar
cles any article they wish Dyed cleansed the
Tor restored have them done the shortest notice and
in the most satisfactory manner by calling the subscriber
1.-THE lower end OF Main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April l5--3m JOHN ii. SOLOMON
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virginia, 70 VII:

virginia, 10 VII:
T. Rples held ia the Clc,k's Once Of the Circuit Supe-
y Count al Law and chaneery Tor the county ol
Floyd, on The 9Th day ni May, 1850.
Thomas X simmons, Plaintiff,
against
George J. Booth and Daniel Booth, Defendants.
IN CiAStERY.
Ihv defendant George J. Booth, mol having entered his
appearance and given sery according 10 the act o A
scmby aud the Of hi, Court and appearing by sat
isflcio eydruce that lac iuhdhtant u this Com
monwcah 1t sordcrel that he do appear here at The rules
Ia be hedn the tlc Office of the Circuit Superior Court
ui law and Chlnccr aforesaid the first Monday IN Au
gust next. and the bill at the plaintiff and that
copy this order be inserted In the Lynehbutg Nngnian
Tor two months srccss,ely and posted at the front door Of
the Cuut house oi this county.
COPY lestc
j. N. ZENrMEYER, Clerk.
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Macon County Georgia. .1piI6.
PRACTICAL IMPROVEMENTS GREATER


Among the gleaies Of thpse practical improvements
in the iream sni of the land by Of which Br.tl-h
agticulure has been advanced lis present condition.
may mention
LIST. The alternate hpsband,y A dicious rotation
Of crops. H. this walk Faaders probably the rarli-
cal smorg modern European countries Ia make decided
aud important advances.
2ad. The introduction Of thorough drainage. a
Ger ain extent and in certin way, urder-dpins have
been in almost every country in Europe and are at least
asnld rs tile lime u Tho Romans But the n, cessity
and almost universal prft Of the system under
sond and prsclsed first demons rated in Scotland
and owes its sentui nrodue lon 10 Mr. Smith, If Deans
ton.
3Jf As to The complement If Thor, uph drainage the
introduction Of deep and subsoi ponghng These prac-
tees have renovated shallow wom pu ills, by bring
ing up new materials have npened a passage for Tho
ros to descend deeper search Of ood and have pow
ded more ready outlet If su face water into the daius
below.
4h The judicious aud coniinndappiicaiion Of Lime:
according To principles now beginning be gfeay IN.
drrs'o,d. W hen applied without he requisite knuwl
edge OF without regard Ia future Consequences the use
o lime has been and will still be. Of the most ready
means Of eNhausling the most fertile soils
9th. The use Of Bones varions fums rs an appl
c''on 10 land IN various CONDITIONS aud fr the growth of
variuus crops
9th Generally what is call d high farming. compre
hendag:
a. TIE culture green crops extensively
b. The making utti,h home. AID thu purchss, If
valuable furelgn Of various kinds to great ex
tent
c. The rearing and feeding Of improved breeds of
stock, for the conversion Of CORN of produce into ano
ther which meets with readlel market, is otherwise
moro prof able.
d The custom If full feeding, both for plants and AMI
mails. FINN early youth Ia full maturity.
IL is The Characters c oi This kind Of farming that il
spares no reasonable expease--io implements il ma
nutes,in abr-as all experience has shown thai liberal
IFsaf mopf nft b Ia, al, H.. /
that To the slngy farmer the land is most nggard Of her
crops.
tn The introduction Of lighter and better confirmed
implements Of macnes 10 econunlse labor and Of hnr
ses having quicker step.
Such are generally the practical methods or processes
by which the British apr culture has been advanced To
us present condition.. Professor Johnsons .lddrcs at
Syracuse, Sept. Is, lS47.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Rcady-yIade Clothing,
PURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
JAMAICA GINGER.

IN efficient and grateful Stoniochic Stinlant and Car
minatcc, the relief Of F1auienoy, oayng Nausea,
nc &c, prepared and sold by PURCELL, LADDS Co :,
Apoheearies and Druggists, 92 Main and l4th
Streets, Richmond, Va.
'IliS Extract contains concentrated form all the
sental properties the best Jamaica hitc Ginger and
will be ound valuable safe and grateful somacbc stmu-
liant in eneebed and langud state the stomach
panied with OF sinking fantness which
ing attendant dyspepsia accompanies almost all de-
Engagement OF the digestive organs 1t impas such eases
an agreeable and cordial warmth Civ ing strength and tone
to impaired organs and is not followed by that
lasude and depression which the use of many
other stimuants.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
As stimulant in enieebled condition of the stomach
from 81 drops TO tea spoonful, dused in wine glass Of
WATER weeened or not preferred be used great
advantage In the it will afford a pleasant and
grateful drink after the meals to relieve the funess
or tatpence caoned by indg other A
lew drops added to umber OF will be ound
the unpleasant and sometimes deeterou effects OF the too
lee use OF cold water weather For Cholcs or TO
relieve pans in the stomach much benefit will be experience
cd from its and by repetition in the larger doses in
we're cases In sick stomach spoonful
small quantity of wafer, will afford speedy relief
Persons travelling will find this article to correct the ef
fscts of change OF water.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN II. SEAY, DRUoGIsT.
May l3-w2m Lynchburg, Va.
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DAGU ERRIAN GALLERY.
]. H. WHITEHURST,S

ai:hbhNlED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
- ,uan street, Lynehburg, merit door 10 the Banks;
'n1W street, Richmond; Sycamore Street, Petersburg
.han street. Norfolk; Baittmore Street, Baltimore.
f subscriber begs leave call attention of the public
to his new and splendid Gallery which he has lust com
e'ed and finished in good style His for the past
seven years. enables him at this time employ
and IS now taking at the 20 900 kenesse.
naSy winch he deems attcrng proof the SUPERIOR
ikenesses OF every description copied. Large
men OF lockcts and Medaans of superior quality for Da
guerreotypes.
April 29-ts
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

fTNlE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have recently erect
ed large and convenient Stable Nam street short
distance above lhhres Hotel and immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse, where ty all times prcpared
with the best gram, hay, Sc, for the accommodation of
Dfovcrs, Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town aud travelling in private convcyanccs win find
secure repository Tor their baggage vehicles Superin
tending IN person and with the services OF
oer we Halter ourselves with share OF public patronage
We keep constantly hand tor hire ON mo
terms, HACKS, BuGGlES and HORSES the best quail
iiy
81 N blowers will find it much to their interest TO
give call one oil us will give his entire attention TO
the sale oil Their stock w J. READ,
Mar It's HANCOCK
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Nirgini:l 10 VII:

I Rules held 10 tho Cleric Office OF the Circuit SUPER.
n az tomt 81 Law aud Chancey ioi the county al Floyd,
on the 9Th day ol May, 1850.
Charles W. Simmons Plaintiff,
agant
Emery Reed, Jane Simmons, Valentine Swizrr and
Charles Swi,1ef, Defendants.
IN ClIANtERY.
The defendants Jane Summons, Valentine SWit1cr, aud
Charles Swzer MT having entered then appearance and
given security according the act Of Assembly and the rules
o tbs Count aud It appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth lis ordered
that they do APPEAR at Rules 10 be held in the Clerks Office
olthc tfu Superior Count aforesaid, the first MONDAY
August neNt, aud the bill OF the plaintiff and that
cop, OF tbs odcr be published in the Lynchbutg Nmg
lot months uccessi,ely and posted the front door
tht Count house OF this county.
copy-Iesic
J. n ZENrMEY Err, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Virginia. to wit:

Y Rules held in the Clerks office nt the Circn Snpc-
"A rior Court ri Law and rhancery Tor the county OF Pitt
syFana, at the Court house thereof Monday the 9th day
OF MAY, 1850.
james lauer, Plaintiff,
against
Anderson knhy, George \ Walker AMI Sarah his wife,
iohn Botam and Mary his WIFE Harmon Miller and Judith
his wic, and Leonard Fitzgerald aud Sarah his wife,
Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants George \ Walker and Sarah his wife
John Bofam and May his VIII, and Harmon Miller aud Ju
dth ms VILE not ing entered their appearance and given
security aorodg 60 the act of Assembly and the rules this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF tins State; 1t Is ordered thai the said
defendants do appear here rules the first Monday
AUGUST next aud answer the hill of the plaintiff that copy
otthS order be forthwith inserted nthc Iynchhptg Virgin
ian Tor two months ueccssieely and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Count house lis county
rupy--rostc,
WM. II. Tt INSTALL, Clk.
Nav % vom
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REMOVAL.

'INllE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, of informing his
friends and customers, that he has recently, moved
from the location, which he occupied last year Grocc.
", Forwarding and tommis ION House, TO building lew
doors above, the opp site side OF the street, and the
same square, with bibreil's Hotel
Truly grateful Tor the hheray heretofore ted
wards him, by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close ap
Pcaf0n TO his business and disposition 10 give
isaeuon III every partcu To be entitled to continuance
o their counenance All orders for Goods, and the Orwaf-
ding sale any nd of Produce Goods which be
consgnc to him. will receive the strict and prompt
tentiun.
In forwarding goods, charge will he made io drayagc
/ any person making carly applcation two
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented offices.
Mar It's X. j. ECHOIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
SPRING GOODS.
* y x

y. W. 4 =. II KJWBOVEU,
RI INV receiving and opening their stock OF SPRING
n GOODS which comprises ui the most beautiful
good. ever brought I,nchbug Their stock consists
part OF the following
Boots OF all styles and qualities,
Beebt. Paris, and Philadelphia s,l,, Of Hats, Of No
extra Moleslsn,- also silk Angola, ~. Sc,
Ru,sia. BRUSH, P,ar and toney Hats,
Beaver Hats al different styles,
Iluneatans and Sloucbos ot all STYLES,
Caps Of the latest and most fashionable style,
Miss Jenny Lind
I,dits Riding Hat (eutnoly new
Infants Hat. Imbans &c.
Trunks OF all sizes and qualities,
splendid stock oi Carpet Bag,
Satches, fntw styles
4 beautiful assortment Of GENTS Caters,
Umbrellas 81 all sizes and qualities.
Those good and cheap goods in our line, would
Do we'll 10 give cali aud examine stock, intend
Ia sell low. j. w n :. u. RlMBOUGli
Aprl - WITS
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500 REU:4RD.

WILL give the above reward of Twenty-Five Dollars,
Tor the apprehension and confinement in Jail, OF
gro man EDMUND, which l purchased OF Mr., Caleb
late, at Franklin Court House, the 23d of January last
EDMUND is about q years OF age feet or inches
nigh, black complexion, and weighs about 16O l65 lbs
lie has wife at the Forge, Rocky Mount belonging
to Mr. Saunders, and he doubt lurking in that neigh
horhood. n. +. HARRISS,
, feb2s-ts Liberty Bedford county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
AGRICUL TURAL.
From the Southern Cuiiirator.
CORN CULTURE. HILL SIDES "NlLL
WASH


see that VIM. G Speed. # South Carolina. has
given his plan I Corn Culture upland, page So
think his plough too small. and il is bad economy Ia
pourh with bull tngues af ef the land is well broken
up the sprng there ca be- Necessity n common
sense phus ply in pillow ing III he Il The corn
plant. or any other vegetable. JUS have he leaves
Stripped off, and til small plows require unnecessary
lab, though doubt he makes fine croIs But IL con.
iradiciin, vii give yu my pan C,tn plan ed 4
ct each way for s'sk the hill, and we'll broken
up in the spring with small ng shoycs which gives the
rom he frs blowing plow i~ire afterwards with
sweepeis FINN q To 2S nchs, tw burrows To The
row. and my laid by. H. all use bu ea uuoa
the plant and make rntn he is never put in
my m fields on old land Nhen needs thinning
stop plows and hos and al hands thinning with
tire fingers. whrh is quick done. aud LEFT shaved
Of with The hue 10 come out again. | find IA time 10
hoe and make FIVE bags of cotton 10 he hand. IL
avstage 500 lbs each, neither do require II, and |
think hat br al ,ales and hrs feeders IN these rcgo
can testify that sell much corn 10 my ioiee as aey
In these "diggins." 4 CORES pouden from Cedar
Valley. seems To desire for The lime 10 come sh'n al
cotton rows VII be planted on beis brown mp wi h 4
plow high asp ssibc. That isalmosi the Uni
vprsal pan here. Of rs think Of paniing until The
rnws sre lail IF oi and then powcd deep.
and tho" up with nn pow, on tap of the ridge,
vey small r, the seed aud clover with a board
This however is my pan.
A VOID 10 Seeker Of niorma ionn old agricultural
Iaaco k You have been very unforiu ate in ''aea-
ting upoa paniaton Of hills All quilted hill SIDES all
over" ! sympa'hise with you. | have tried my hand
fo several y,ars Of my If on "such pare" and iTpu
nv experience. is gore IA e - l0u had better b.
of To sme level pey woods iitle lower down iha
country. and sack Iforma un pro the oals and
make manure.
lC1IAB0D DAVIS.
.
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PRICES REDUCED.

|nNlE subscriber will, in tow days. r.cevea second
= supply Of Fancy Goods, Silk Ilssnes Ready made
Cothine &C. and in order 10 make room and reduce as
much possible his pa SEM stock o fancy dress goods
will sell many styles al half what lhey cast
Good fancy Lawns, worth from % to 81 cts. will be
sold at ~ cts.
Good Be~ges aud Tissues (old styles, in the same
proportion aud many other articles, equally cheap
A call FROM purchasers is requested
May Its D. Il. c. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
Virginia, to wits:

Nfslhtn, to wit:
Rules held in the Clerks Oiice of the Circuit Sunc
"a nor Court o Law and Chancery for the county nj Am
heISt' on Monday, the 9th day of May, 1850.
Austin carpenter, Clarky Ball, formerly Catky Carmen
teri Eaton Carpenter, John Rogers and Mary his wife
James Carpenter and William Carpenter, Year v Bolin,
W IMAM bHihg, Washington Boiling, and Peter Martin and
'aky has wiie, Leroy Carpenter John Carpenter Amanda
Jane Carpenter aud Abner Moody and Eliza In, wife
plaintiffs,
Edmund + Tucker who is acting the executor of tbe
last VIII apd testament OF Eaton Carpenter deceased and
- children and heirs at law of Enoch Carpenter de-
ceased and -, children and heirs at law OF Rosers
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Carpenter who was
sister oil 'he SAID Eaton Carpenter deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
ne uciendahts ----- -, children and heirs al
Jaw OF fnoch Carpenter. deceased and - children and
heitS at law o Rogers and Mary his wife, iamcrl, Ma
taipen'er who sister of the said Eaton Carpenc
deceased not having entered their appearance and given
cy according tothc act of Assembly and the rules of th,
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
aieho lnabuans OF this Commonwealth: II ordered
the sad defendants do appear here the first MONDAY in
august next, and answer the bill the plaintiffs and that
copy o this order he forthwith inserted III some new
IN the town OF ynchburg. for two months success
ana posted at the front door of the Court house OF this
county. Acopv-1estc " '
Nav 20-w2m "
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J A Nj ES GARLAND
AND
WIILI A Nj NJ. c ELL

~ II II II W Y
IL AVE united IN the practice of LaS, and will req
IL nlarly attend the Circuit Superior and Cou,tv
Courts Of Amherst. Appoma'tox. Bedford Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Lynohbuyg
Address-Lynohburg. Virginia
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently. to
practise in The Cont of Appeals.
Oct l9--tf
fNAiltoEs AND LAWNS.-Wc have a beautiful as
~ sentiment of Calicnes and Lawns which we will srI 70
markahly low. " WIN sun ~
MAY 2-n SNITIISoN 4 Sr,ru,u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-03
House and Lot for Sale.

- offer for sale, privately, tho House and
ot4nl Lot, now occupied by Willis Bradley, and
s2sK situa'edin that part OF the town known as
Diamond Hill. The buildings new, CON
ukAs sisting oi eommodious Dwelling House,
Smoke house, Stables csrrsgcouse sc The Dwelling
House built OF brick material and contains six enisnt
rooms including Kitchen. The Lot, upon heh the build
gs situated contains about ONE ACRE OF land and Is
pleasant par OF the There is also upon the pre-
misses, a FINE WELL OF WATER. The situation is
pleasant and the shborhood agreeable Further nfor.
nation viii be given by application 10
NAV 27-wfw A COCHRAN.
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NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER

Cheap! Cheaper ! Cheapest
DRY GOODS .f.ND READY MADE CLOTHING q,
AT WHOLESALE Il RETAIL.
rINE undersigned having associated themselves together
for the purpose 81 eondnetinga general Dry Goods aud
Clothing business, respectfully Inform their friends and the
public that they receiving from the Northern cities,
a splendid stock OF
ID IL Y q 90 DS,
suitable for the SPRING and SUMER season. embracing
every article tIades' and Genemcns Wesr all OF which
the public invited call and essinne before purchasing
elsewhere. We have beautiful assortment Of HATS and
CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES, with splendid and general
assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES;
all Of which offered at unusually lpw prices Call and
and feel assured that yon will be pleased with
prices well Goods, determined to sell low,
having purchased Tor cash They also receiving SPLEEN
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them Ion CASH. at unusually low prices by
which they enabled to offer great
the public, a any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention e CDU N1RY
MECHANICS and others to their Wholesale Prices be
ev,ug that they will find to their give them
call and their stock before going farther East The
great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies,
enable Tia with confidence that their GOO IS
will be sold at Richmond prices,
". GUbGENHEIM Err,
|. UNIERMS Err
April It's Granite buildings, tdbeH House.
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.VOrC than T'ircnfy Thousand persons
hare been Cared.

When, however, the skin becomes locked up from sudden
changes OF weather undue application OF cold all
humos and vruen PARTICLES oi the blood wit
m and sickness and death must follow. All the long
igue OF diseases the result We have under such
cnmstnces, discov cred remedy that will open the pores
and ASSIST the body to cast on offending humurs 1t
McAlISrERS ALI-IlEAIING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SALNE 1t opens those avenues througl /,
eves the body oidisrasc. 1t thus that it Consump-
ton Sroiula, Fevefs, fry>ipelas, Asthma, Sail Rhcum
Sick Headache, Qtinsv Sore Throat Rheumatism ScaIls
Pam IN the Chest, Side, and Back; dyspepsia, Posns
Sore Breast Deafness tuaucnns ftuptons Ewes In.
anmation OF the Bowels, Kidneys Brain; Burns Chill.
hians, Piles, ums, Nents, Cold Feet Liver Complaint
Ulcers, all Fever Sores aud lnammatons kind
without destroying the tone Of the tnmaCh cenoray
done by the introduction and continuance pls and her
nostrums.
hy acting upon this principle that 1T wed to be one
n the most extraordinary medicines the world
s success IN curing disease is altogether
the annals OF medical jurisprudence.
This we might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands o certificates from individuals OF high standing in all
parts of the United States, who have experienced is AS
TONlSllNG Fl FlCACY in the healing 81 the most al
icng maladies to which mankind is subject But we an.
peal 10 candid and enlightened public and only ask that
me numerous cures which being effected by this Ont-
mont wherever has been used secure o it that rep-
atlon which II mcrtsha due attention be paid the hi.
re'onS contained in the envelope, in which the
Imminent are enclosed well the Circulars the hands
OF our Agents. For sale by JOHN H. SEAY
req 2'-wly Agent for Iynchburg
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EDUCATION.

YOUNG GENT. EN- w " no has had some experience
y in school teaching. and who tie Senior Class IN
II COLLEGE hoping u graduate the present session, wishes
10 obtain School Tor 10 months 10 commence the ist oil
July, after he enient Communications
addressed tpns pad) 10 4 Is. G, New London, Campbell
county Va, will be promptly attended to.
My IL " Nv
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RE.gDy..N.IDE CLOTAzE.V'G.

Persons oil Ready Made Clothing, particularly
call and examine stock before purchasing else
where manufacture all qualities OF Fashionable Cloth
ing of that article is at all times LARGE,
which oilers purchasers great nducemen OF procuring
article of quality which cannot be obtained in other
clothing establishment in the city
We have hand and constantly manufacturing Gar
variety, from the best materials in the most
approx styles Tor fall and winter wear consisting OF Sur
tout Sack and Peo Ovecoats. OF all colors qualities and
sizes, from 81 50, 80, A IS, so and upwards.
HOuS' Sacks and OcPrCONfS!
large assortment oil Boys Sacks and Overcoss 20 per
less than the usual prices Supene Frock and Dress
Coats made German and French Cloths the latest
fashion. large stock of Tweed Coats Pants and Vests.
We have large assortment of Tweed Frocks and Sacks
article Forest Sacks, for stormy weather.
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doeskins-back and fancy cashmere
Pants, of variety of shade and colon, 81 so, IS,
2, 30, 3, 30 and upwards
VESTS,
Made from rich Veves Satns, Cashnees and Valencas
and at all prices 4g-emember the and place,
oil Pratt Street and Centre Market Space Baltimore Md
Nov 22-w12m II. II. COLE.
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bacon, LINEN, Sc 10000 lbs Family cured Bacon,
ID Nso general assortment OF Country Produce such
Feathers home made Thread Flax, Tow and Twed Lin
nen, sc &c, Tor sale at
MAY ats J. T., Wu.IIAMS,S