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Notice.

am prepared 10 sell Pruit Trees Of all
kinds, AMI deliver nfaHy depot on the Rutland
Road before the FIRST day Of May next.-.The
public may be assured Of obtaining superior
trees Of well known varieties, At the following
prices Apple Trees, grated fruit, 20 cents
each, SIS per hundred or slGO per THOUSAND,
and other trees 10 proportion, and the fruit
warranted to be true to the kind, and of good
size for transpanting. Those who send in
their orders BY the first of April, viii be sure
Of the trees.
HENRY c. HUNT.
New Haven Feb 25. 1852 45iw
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Dieo,

In Sboreham, on the 18th ef Januar,
Mrs. ABIGAIL WRIcnT, in her 93d year.
In Chester, Feb. 9th. DR., NATHAN
WHITING, aged 81.
In Monkton, Jan. 18th, Mrs. HANNAH
WHITE, aged Sc years.
In Bristol, on the 9th Inst. JoBN +. STEW.
81 Art. aged rs years.
In Weybrijce, Jan. LIST. MAnATABLE
SANFORD, aged II years.
But now she's reached that drcamlcss rest,
Where visioncd joys are DER,
Safe pillowed on her Savior,s breast
She'll wake to grief no more.
In Benson, on the 18th ult., Of Lung fever,
Mrs. CYNTHIA W. KNAPP, aged 81 years.
In Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 18th Serene
S. SPAULDiNG. son of the late Epbraim
Spaulding, formerly Of this town.
He was member Of the Senior class in the
Univcrsityat that placc-a young man Of great
promise, who had made surprising proficiency
in his studies and displayed unccmmon powers
of mind, and genius rarely to be met with
He appeared 10 he about 10 attain the highest
emnence, when he vas called away to meet
his Savior whom he loved where AS he express
ed in his last moments, his soul would he all it
wanted. Comm.
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For Sale.

A Farmlying inthe east part OF Middlebury,
ow occupied by the subscriber. Said Farm
consists OF lao acres, so acres Of which are
woodland, and the remainder well divided into
moving aud pasture, fnd the whole we'll wa
tered. Ithas good sugar lot, and one Of the
best orchards in town,
Possession will be given the first OF next
April. EZRA CRANE.
Mddlcbury, Sept. l6, 1851. 22;tf
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Be your own Administrators.

1t is the duty of every head of u family to
settle his own estate:
Therefore, respectfully call on all persons,
who have an account with the subscriber, to
call and settle, and pay land where the balance
is in their favor, to receive their pay. This is
important, as am about closing my business.
The Middlebury Savings Bank, and other
public business, will be attended 10 as usual,
either by myself at tnehouse, or by my daugh-
ter at the Store.
JONATHAN HAGAR.
Middlcbury, March ., 1854. 47;6m
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STATE OF vERMONT,l Be in rcmem-
District of Addison, SIS. ( bcfed that, 1T n
Probate Court held at Middlebnry In ami for
the District If Addison, On tie 1ih day OF Feb,
ruary, A. ID. 1859:
Charles g. Robbins, administrator, with tbs
will annexed, of the estate Of
HANNAH CHURCH.
late of Hancock, in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for allows
ance 1t is thereupon ordered, that said &c.
count be considered for allowance by This
Court, Mt the session thereof to be holden ut tho
office of the Register Of said Court in said
Midllebury, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
March next, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
and that said administrator give notice thereof
to all persons interested, that they may ap-
pear and make their objections, If any they
may have no the allowance Of said account
by publishing certified copy of this order in
the Mildlebury Regster-a newspaper printed
at said Middlcbuiy-ihrec weeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court.
JEp. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
81 JED. s BUSHNELL. Register.
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An Earnest Call

Notice is hereby given to all who arc in.
deb,ed to us, that we intend 10 have settle
ment with all such Immediately. II those who
owe us will walk up and pay what they owe,
we shall be able TO obey the Divine injunction,
Owe no man." We must have our pay-at
any rate we want settlement.
III. LANGWORTHY & co.
Midllebury Feb. ., 1852. ~
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Bees /! Bees (! Bees (!
w God! Wood!

All those indebted to this office who were,
by special agreement, TO pay us in Wood, are
notified to bring the same at once If DELAYED
until the snow is gone, we shall expect oiher
pay.
Good wood Mt the current price, will he
credited on any other accounts due us, if dc.
livered Immediately. BARRETT & COBB.
Mddlcbury, Feb. II, 1852.
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Piano Fortcs.----Removal.
WOODWARD X BROWN

Would respectfully give notice to their friends
large new building, ss7 WAsnIsoroS ST., cor
ner Of Avery, where they keep constantly on
hand good assortment OF PIANOS from to
Ociaves, which they warrant TO give perfect
satisfaction to all who may patronise them.
As they have received Medals from several in
stituiions for the superiority Of their Pianos,
they feel a confidence in asking their friends
and all VINO are in want Of good Piano at a
reasonable price, TO call and examine for
themselves. Second hand Pianos taken in
exchange
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FOR SALE,
100000 Feet of Lumber

The subscribers have on hand al their Mills
in Colros, ST. LAwRRscE Co, N. Y, large
quantity OF
SEASONED WHITE PINE LUMBER,
which they will deliver at the Polsdam Depot,
on the Northern Railroad, in lots 10 suit pur.
chaSers.
Also, any quantity of
LATHS, SQUARE AND FLAT, FENCE
PICKETS.
s-. A. NJ. ADSIT & co.
Cotton, Dec. is, 1851. a7iom
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Farm at Auction |!
NOTICE.

Some two years ago, the undersigned, by the
extensive patronage he had received both
at hime and from abroad, was induced to open
an EyeInG,moTy. Consequently, Jan. 10Th,
1850, we announced by circulars that such an
institution was open for the reception OF pa,
ticnts lahorng undererery variety OF Diseased
Eyes, with the following results The first year
we had some 10 patients, and last year, Gusi
endoal we had over sixty who were received
and treated for the following disea ,es, viz
s with Cataract, operated on the same by Er.
traction, sight restored. case Of P;Tygiaa,
removed the same. do stoppage of LdchIy-
NAL Bpei, cured by introduction of the style
J case very prfuJerant sfoPhyicma. removed by
operation. | do Amorosis 2 do. Opacity OF
Cornca do. Enirppiuw, cured by operation
do. 7umours, removed from under eye lid
Also numerous cases OF Strenuous aud Ca.
farfkaI AJhihaimo. In testimOnyfof our al
legged cures and general success, We refer the
pubic 10 the patients thcmselver. Patients af
ilicted with whatever disease of the eyes, 1ill
continue to he received at our Rooms Ia Shell
burne, where they will receive every attention
f.. H. SPRAGUE. NJ. d., Ocnlist.
Shclburnc, VT, Feb. 20, 1850. 4l;sw
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Amory's Eating House.

No. LindaH Street, Boston.
Strangers and others visiting the city, will
nnd ms popular resort for business men.
affords
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MUSIC and DANCING,
GEORGE r. FULLER,

TEACIIER OF DANCING, wonld respect
L fully announce to the citizens of Burling-
ton and vicinity, that he is prepared to engage
in the business of his profession, where his ser.
vices are required. All the late FASHION
ABLE DANCES taught in the most approx.
ed and modified forms, as introduced by the
Justly celebrated Professor G. de Korponny, Of
Philadelphia from whom have letters of rec.
ommendation. Having associated myself with
II. + WnIrcoMD. in the above business, We
are prepared to take schools, instruct private
classes, and furnish the best music for BALLS,
PARTIES, &C., in any number Of pieces re
uuired. All communica tons addressed to
GRO Il. FULLER, Milton, VT, or II. T.. WHIT
CONN, Middlcbury, VT, will receive prompt at
tention.
Burlington, Oct. 6, 1851. 2j-tf
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STATE OF VERMONT. | Re Il remember
District OF Nd lison-Ss ed thai att Pro.
bate Court, held in Niddlebary, in and Tor the
District Of Addison on Che 24th day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1852
Timothy c. Smith speson interested in tIss
estate Of
HEzEKIAH SMITH,
late OF Monkton in the County VI Addison,
deceased, moves the. Court for partition among
the heirs Of said deceased, Of that part OF Tho
real estate Of said deceased, which was SET out
TO Susannah Smith his widow. for her dover
in his estate and that commissioners Ire apO
pointed for that purpose: Il is thereupon or
deFed, that said Timothy &. Smith notify all
persons Interested 10 aprsar before this Conu,
al the session thereof to- be held At the Office Of
the Register Of said Court in said MAFdlebnry,
ON Thursday the 18th day Of March mex, vt
ono o'clock iu the Afternoon, nj which time and
place said court will appofm commissioners to
make partition Of said esiate--bY Publishing
a certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Rcgister-a newspaper printed at said
Mildlehury-ihrce weeks successfully prcvj-
Gus to the time Of said Court
JEp. s. BUSHNELL, Register
"A true copy of record.
~ Attest, JED. S. BUsnSELL Register.
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application TO Chas. Wood, III John street,
N. Y, where for S25 only, homestead for
your family can be obtained.
at arrir0,

In Weybridge, Feb. 25tb, ty Rev. John
Croker, Mr. SAMUEL J. RoBBISs, Of Corn
wall, to Miss FfDELrA L. BAILEY Of Wey.
bridge.
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late of Salisbury. in said district, deceased,
presents his administration. account for allow
ance 1t is Their upon ordered, that said ac-
count be considered for allowance by this
court, at the session thereof TO he held at the
office Of the Register of this cour; 10 said Mid
llebury. on Thursday, the 18th day Of March
next at one o'block in the afternoon and that
said administrator give notice thereof to all
persons interested, by Publishing n certified
copy of this order in the Niddlcbnry Register
newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-t three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
JED. s. BrsnSrLL, Register
A true copy Of Record, Sow
Aiest--JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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4 true copy Of record
Al JED. S BUSHNELL. Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, BE il remember
District Of Addison-ss. I ed that, at Pro-
bate Court, held Mt Middebury, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the 2esh day Of Feb
ruary, a. ID. 1852,
Nathaniel Spencer, Administrator Of the es.
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Tavern Stand at Auction.

Will he sold Mt Public Auction, OH Wednes.
day, the oath day Of March next, the Tavern
Stand in Pittsford, now occupied by BENZ. p.
BARTLETT--sale TO commence at j o'clock, T..
NJ on the premises.
TERms.-As long a credit will be given as
desired, with good security
MICHAEL SAUNDERS.
Mddlebury, Feb. 90, 1852. 44,3w
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Middlebury Female Seminary.
SPRING TERM.

The Third Quarter OF the present Scholastic
Year will commence on Monday, Feb 10th
Communications may he addressed to the
Principal. Mr. S. w. HrrcncocK.
In behalf of the Trustees,
T. A. MERRILL.
Feb. 10, 1852. AZ
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PREMIUM
DAGUERRE0TYPES.

w. ii. GILMORE
Would respectfully announce 70 the people
of Middlebury and vicinity. that he has taken
Rooms in NICHOLS BUILDING, west of the
Bridge, which are to be fitted up permanently
Tor his use, for the year to come. His Daguer
reotypes have been highly commended by the
hundreds who have awaited themselves Of his
services during his present visit to Middlebury,
ami he is determined that his work shall be
SURPASSED BY NO OTHER ARTIST.
Mr.. G. will divide his time between this
place and Rutland, spending six weeks alter
nately in each village.
O. Daguereotypes will be put up in all
styles, to suit customers. and on satisfactory
terms.
Gy- The public arc invited 10 call and ex-
anime specimens.
Middlebury, March 10, 1852. 46itf
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N. b. The business will he continued by
tho subscriber OF the old stand, where all arti>
cles in his line can he obtained on as favorable
terms as can be had at any other place.
4J A WILCOX.
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Notice.

The coparlnershir heretofore existing be-
tween A. Wilcox and II. J, Wilcox, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All book
accounts in favor Of said firm must be settled
either by note or payment before the LIST of
April next. ..
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BDSTD N CARDS.

G. ". PACKARD, Manufacturer NJ Ser aphInes,
Melophincs, and Carlnrt'e Paicnt Portable MELUDE
ONS. which fO' quckness ane beauty Of tons moi
surpassrcd by any rihrr manufactured IN the Union
Wholesale and Retail depot at Moth Brdeewnter,
Mass, aud NJ HENRY roLnAN's Music store no. 1859
Boston.
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HEzEKIAH SMITH,

A true copy Of record.
~ Attest, JED. S. BUsnSELL, Register.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance 90.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL S2OO.OOO.

Securely nrested uadcr tie 0Bie,dt dPPror0f q
tie Compfr0Her ofMe St0te.
OFFICE CORNER or MAN d. ASYLUM SITS.
The Company will issue Policies the Joint stock
principles md upon the Muul plan, thus combining
the benefits of both systos The option OF the insured;
and make contracts upon any and all conditions appcr-
thinning connected with life risks OF whoteyer hume
or MIXTURE.
Policies will be- issued NJ tie lowest Of premium
TINT be adopted aud adord requisite seciyto the
secured and porpeiuity I" the institution
On the surrender OF Life Policy, the holder will ro-
cevc It's equitable value in cash.
This Company continues 10 effect insurance. on the
lives of pcrsons going California. nj fan utes Of pre-
mium and To gtant perm its for travelling, and for
eign residences nj equitable rites.
Policies Issued for tho benefit Of married women
tho Lo of their husband, any other person, will en-.
'nro 10 her separate use independently OF her husband
md ~ the Claims of lds creditors.
The Con ptroller Of Public Accounts under dnte of
18th of january, 1851, ccrthcs that
"Ihe Legislature having thrown extraordinary mud
unusual guards around this chnr er for the protection
alike OF the Company and The public; the strength ab
and well invested capital Of the institution in my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life insurance Company in
this State or Union. (Signod) X q. PlSNEY.
Comptroller Of Public Accounts, State Of Conn.'
Tue Company Il managed aud controlled 10y n Bonri
al Directors who nre personally inerestedn ms soekio
dcrs and policy holders in lis
Pamphlets continuing rates Of premium and inofmn
lian in relation the plnn Of operations ard all pnpes
necessary To effect Insurance Inay be obtained at The Oh
fee of the Company or nf any OF the Agents.
A. +. WHITTEMORE Lynchbmg,
June 9s-w6m Agent for Virginia
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ROCKS. STATIONERY &c.
TuE.p AND POPfLAR ROCKS

" At rVRsTY-eIYE GEsTs fEH Fpll vi
Ellen Piekefings--O phan Niece Kate Naishshafn'
Poor Cousin, Ellen Warcharn the Heress Nm Darrell,
Quiet Husband. &c.
Mr.. Gfay.-Leud Cameron, Bell OF fauiiF' L .3l
wife. Young Prima Donnn, Old Dover lionse, Alice
Seymour &c
Capt. Mnf, alls.--Poor Jack, Percivol Keen" Nf@-
ION Fostct Naval Onicer inte. Jacob Faithful Peter
Simple, Japbet, Md.hpman Easy, &c.
T. s. Arfhnf's-Di,orce1 wife Banker wite. CeeHa
Howard Broken Promise Love in n Cottage Two
Briacs, agnes, Lucy Sanford. Iron Hand, &c.
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MERCHANDISE.


NOR TIE LADEEs-CoLHoCh /" - -
Il kYfr's UoRNEH ire receiving /, e ilner' am
-, s..,,,e,e assorttnent Of Goods for Ladies' th'y
ave ever lad the pleasure of exhibiting ne 'ho"
s are .sa If The srtieles they PREPARED II sso"
~ iii favor them with a call:--fig'd Mon-ns
Crgn Is 10 = per yard; do Gashmeres Sotihde Ainae
french NerIno. Persiao Clnlls, Satin plaid sis, h'h
Iitto. dorado do, Bid ditto ia great variety olo5,
and Cloqki = Wooden aud Crape shaws okilis' oipF'
c.. S,eeges. Collier. Silk, Warslca and Cotton fio
~, Vlye, and other Ribbons L. and other 'iimps'
linen eambrie HJk'f. Muf.. Gloves Merino and siik
Ve.t.. &c. &c We respectfully invite all IN want d
y,i eL4aD anil good articles, To give US call oslofe
uurcha.ihg No'l . W
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u,HE sURsCRIBEIss bayiar

rISUE SUBsSRIBElkS hnyinr Obtained the
eScia.i live right of retailing fsk's Arinlc B1rlal
Cases. tak this method ofinfprmne the people ofLyneh
burg an the surrounding country, ta they have in
their ware room On Main street LOT 81 the nbugeGn
ses Of different sizes II woud be difficult task to give
adeIune impression of these Gases without pefson
al inspections: they perfectly air tight nnd ndesftne
fible, aud for protecting aud preserving the Dead, of
aary ntermeats. for vaults for trspsporGton
superior 20 anything Of the Kind before ingencd fhnse
unfortunate enough need the above Cases Gun be
snppledby s. DlUGulD& & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend.
ed to- s. D. & SONS.
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COME Az LAST.-CHARLES
iarch SIS 2 doors above Exchange corner.

NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO, BY acei
Q Q dent, eas fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BIZ.
oNEeS IA conjunction with his Jewelry establishment,
~ ~hchne keeps Candies & Fruits such Ora~ges,
nen'o.s' h'Sias Almonds, Filbers Toys of all kinds
-. ai Alnas OF Conec tonaries, kept in such
to which he respectfully socits the patronage of the
pubic. heaiso has. IN employment ore ofthe nnst
nseets ana Candy makers in Lynchburg
Pyramids, OF all kinds made at the shor,cs, ;,,i
All orders from the country received and nro,nn,l,
executed. CHAS A vApmp"pP''y
March s--dts doorsabove Exchange corner
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4 CARp.-rnE UNDERSIGNED Would re.

n pectfnlly ask continuance OF tie patronage 50
long bestowed upon him. 10 tho concern and IN
this connection he derms proper to ns ol Who are
indebted 70 him 10 come forward and settle their
counts without delny.
There are tnany caims Of long ampding, which, must
close up, aud il IA expected that all who know them
selves be indebted viii poy ntteuoto thi. notice
Jan 8-1fs IS. DIUGU1D.
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Il TEBiNGt sIICCOlNG, &c Nellie subsefi.
ber thankful for The very liberal patronage eNtcnded 10
him, begs leave to remind the public that having mum
Der Of very superior wofkmcn worn for him aud
with the aid OF the besi mrcrals, ennhles him
cute his work in manner unsurpassed IN thi. any
other city. All work entrusted my care will receive
my strict personnl attendance, and he finished with dis
patch My cnuniry .niends in any o the al oinng
ties wanting work do e. will please give call.
II Is Office i. IN nrof finsey Ttylor y Coz corner
Of Main and Reservoir hui orders left at the
girguian Reading Room will hnYe lmediatc attention
Us he will call there regularly. GEO b. McCLEES.
L. S.--0ne two industrious boys wanted to whom
good chance will be given To become finished worl.
4 ID m G.. ". Nj.
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GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT !
i o l. l. G II T. A = y o o K s
AND MAGAZINES.


Lynchburg, virginia.
ALL ORDERS FILLED WITH DISPATCH.
4 GENTLEMAN JACK, or Life on the road, prc,
NJ twenty -live cents.
THE ADVENTURES OF LILLY DAWSON, A
Novel. Price &c.
THE CABIN AND THE PARLOR, by J. Thornton
Randolph, Price50r.
NORTHNOOD, or Life North and South. by Mr. Su
rah J. iInc, Price DC
CLARENCE BOLTON or life in N York, Prize pc
NERREY'S MUSEUM, Price = Ir
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, Price 6 &C.
WARROCk'S VA. AND N. CAROLINA ALMANAC
for 1853, Price Ic
WALKS AND TALKS, or the American faimcr
England, Price DC
.GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for November, besi yet
Price. &c.
.T. s. ARTIluR'S NEW MAGAZINE. for November
Price 25c
.GODEY'S LADY BOOK. for November Price &c
bEMOCRAIlC REVIEW " Price 2Jr.
WIG Price DC.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
STATlONEkY-Ag oood assortment. Letleipn
Steel Pens. Notices, Qulls, Irk, Pen makers. &r
AlUSlC-Ibe latcst aud most fashionable Polkas
WuItzes, Mazurkas Ounces, Songs Ballads SereGadc-
Ethiopian Glees, &c, kept constantly on hand
l.. WARROGkS,
92-ts Cheap Book and Magazine Dprot.
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Valentine box. by Henry Coekton. Price % eeni'.
Ten thousand year, ~
Sgntbie or Wandering jew, 81
Red Indian Of Newfoundland. 80
Petrol or love on tic Ocean, 80
Diary Of Physician p
Gents nd Ladies' Science of Etiquette. -
French, Latin, Spanish Gefnnn, ltelinn
without MASTER - ch .
Every Indy her flower Gardener. -
Tie Young llouseheepcrs Friend, ~
The way To live wei and to be well while
we live, -
Every Lady's Book, COOKERY, &c.) p
Also, 1000 o.,er Publications, among which hr
best latest md most popular writer's Kew Booas
stuntly received. G. MORSE Com. Book.stere,
ocf i3-ts Dppositr Warwirk House.
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NEW CLOTHING sTOREl--NOW OPEN

A. ). SltAFEn ~ W.
ESPECTFULLY invite the attention WHITE
~ lie 10 their stock of Falkland OF the pub
CEOFEzaNG, JUST OPENED, consisting OF II com
plete assortment Of GESTLEMENS APPAREL and
FURNISHING GOODS,-the former OF their OWN re-
cent manufacture and the latter selected from the best
stock and importation in the Northern markets.
The following list comprises part only Of the varied
stock now on hand, 10 which shuil receive weekly
aud seni-Weet y additions:
SGpcrlue cloth, dress. and rock Coots; medium and
ow-prced ditto fine and low priced Paetots sacks and
business coas, Overcoats OF almost every known ma.
tcra every variety of style, and at prices ranging from
So 10 ga; Clouk-, long Riding coats and travelling
Blankets; Vests Grenadne. "a superior artice) Satin,
Valenciu Ita. Cloth Cassimcre, Pat Velvet and ec-
CANT Iibg SIX pnry Vests Shifl Shirts, Drawers,
Ovrr-all-, Oyer-sirs, Umbrellas, Carpc-bags, Trunks,
Stocs. Collars Crayats silk cotton, and wool Socks
and Gloves
Grnrlctn n, whether wishing to purchase not are
invited II call Goods cheelfuliv shown at the cheap
CASH CLOTHING BAZAAR, MAtN ST.,
oct 9ts Nearly opposite J. 6. Meems.
EXn Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-27
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~ HOLT. KYLE's CORNER, LYScHeuRG, would In
vile the attention Of buyers Ia their large ana VIZ"
ectel stock nf FALL GOODS, snch aS a,P ~
Iidse,s darbl. and sinei width .uIlcd Cloths oal
oe Curtain Goods in great variety, Tehie Linen eheaP
or than ever offered in this market mining laih1
Blapkets beacled and brown Sheeting, &c Our -tocN
ia desirable and Aatter ourselves we VIII give F''
incrion Il. hose who will give il an examinations