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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss,
CoURT OF COMMON Pleas,
June Term. A. d. 1852

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss.
CouRr OF COMMON Pleas,
June Term, A. ID. 1852.
~ EORGE OKEY Of the State of California,
w viii take notice, that on the 26lh day of
April, 1852, Maria Anna Yountz by Woodman
0key. her next friend, filed in said Cou,t her
amended bill in Chancery against Joseph Yountz
Ellz'beth Baker. Barba'y Baker and George 5a.
ker, to which said amended bill in Chanrery sad
! George Okey and Maria Anna Wisend and jo-
seph Baker are made defendants; the Dbiecis Of
which bill smong others, aie, 10 set aside deed
made by said George Okey and Elizabeth Okry,
his wife. (now deceased) in her life time, to wit:
on the 9Th day of April 1913 to George Baker,
(now deceased, } in his life tiine and compel said
Okey to convey the premises IN the bill mention-
ed to said complainant; and said bill charges,
among other things, that the whole purchase
money was furnished and paid to said Okey by
said complainant out Of her own separate iniids.
The premises ale described follows The south
halt OF the south east quarter of section fourteen
tnwnship seven. of range seven, in said county
OF Monroe. aforesaid, containing eighty acres,
more or less.t Unless you appear and plead. an.
swer or demur according to law, decree will, at
the next term. be taken against you as by con-
fessiou. SINCLAIR & OKEY,
June 9, 1852 Sos Tor Complainant
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John F. Bidenharn,
John Bruce, William A. Willard. Jacob Neck,
Joh" Smyth, Jeremi4h Srlyth, Robert Smy,h.
james Cunnlngham, William Read and Lawrence
Nelhart
The said John Bruce and William A Willard
will take notice. that on the l2fh day ot May,
1852, said John +. Bijeuhlrn filed IN the Clerks
office of said Count in aud or said county. a Bill
in Chancery against the above named defendants,
setting forth, among other things the recovery Of
judgment by said Bruce, III said Court. against
said Willard aud Heck, at the q pnl Term Of SAID
Court A. d. 1851, loI $50 60 debt, SIG 80 dam
ages aud S;S.5J14 costs Of suit; aud that by ,ad
BIl s'id complainant seeks to erioin in the hands
OF said John Smyth. jeremiah Smyth. Ruhert
Smyti, James Cunningham. William Read aud
La"reace NelhaIt, the payment OF moneys IN
their hands and due to said Willard, and to have
said moneys applied to the satisfaction ot the
aforesaid judgment, which has BEEN duly assigned
to complainant by said Bruce Unless said de
PENDANTS appear aid plead, answer or demur to
said Bill within sixty days after the Fall Term Of
said Court 1852, the complainant at the Spmg
Term of said Court 1858, will take a deere by !
confession against them
JOHN f. BIDENHARN,
BY SINCLAIR l. OKEY.
Attest his Soils J
) G FLEMING, Clerk
May 10, 1859
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Mr. EDIToR-Pease announce the name of
RICHARD CLEGG, ESQ.,,
OF Seneca township, as Candidate for the office
OF District Assessor, for the Third District in the
county of Monroe. By request of some citizens
Of Seneca and Malaga townships.
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THOMAS MCMAHON,
az Executor as aforesaid.
SINCLAIR g. 0KEY,
Attorneys, for Petitioner.

S0fIN KENNEDY, is hereby notified thSt
&Y on the 18th day of April. A. u. 1852, Alex
ander Kennedy. of Monroe County, Ohio, filed
in the Court OF Common Pleas OF the county Of
Monroe, and State of Ohio Bill in Chancery
against the said John Kennedy; the object and
prayer of which Bill is 10 foreclose a morte age
upon the east half of the north east quarter, and
the north west quarter of the north east quarter
OF section %, townships 5, aud range 6, in Monroe
Caunty. Ohio, givenby Thomas Kennedy iu his
life time, to said Alexander Kennedy. And the
said John Kennedy Is further notified, that unless
he appears and pleads, answers or demurs to the
said Bill within sixty days after the next Term of
said Court. the said Alexander Kennedy, at the
Term next after the expiration of said sixty DAYS
will apply to said Court to take the matters oi the
bill confessed and 10 decree thereon accordingly
HOLLlSTER, 0KEY Il H0LLISTER,
June 49, 1852. his Solicitors
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Administrators Notice.

NoTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
lV has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator OF the Estate oil Richard Haythornthwait,
late Of Monroe county, Ohio deceased
WILLIAM HAYTHoRNTHWAIT. Admir-.
June 80, 1852.
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MR. EDiroR-You Will please announce the
name Of
SAMUEL BLOWERS.
as a candidate for District Assessor, in the end
District. composed of Sunsbury, Centre, Adams.
and Green townships.
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A Rare Chance!
sTATEOF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ,ss.


PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
HEY virtue of an order of the Judge of said
a b court, made on the 18th day of June 1852,
in the case of Thomas McMahon, as the Execu-
tor OF the last will and testament of Samuel Irwin,
deceased, against John Irwin, ell al upon petit
ton filed by said McMahon as such Executor. in
the said Probate Court, to sell the lands Of said
Testaor. under the will Of said Testator; |, the
said Thomas Mcmahon, as such Executor, the
petitioner in said case will sell, upon the premises
the following lands and tenemenis, to vii: The
north east quater Of The south west quarter of
section 4, township 4, and range 5, containing
40 acres, more or less, lying and being in said
county Hl,
Sale on Saturday, July l7h 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ aud A o.
clock, p. NJ of said day
Terms--One- third cash in hand one.third in
six months and the residue IN one year, with IN.
teiest from the day of sale.
Payments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the undersigned
THOMAS MCMAHON,
as Executor as aforesaid
SINCLAIR g. OKEY.
June 81 lS50 Attornevs Gnr pa,;,;o,ar
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A LFRED DYES ESTATE Notice is here.
EM by given, that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of The Es.
tate of Alfred Dye, late of Monroe-county, de.
ceased. ASA HEADLEE, Admir-.
June % 1852
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
June Term A. 1852

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS,
June Term A. d 1852
j. a. 81 G. Fl. Davenport, Fs4HE said David
vs.. III w OOdriDg, Will
David Woodring, & wife take notice. TIA, d.
the 18th day of May. 1852, said plaintiff. filed in
the Clerks Office Of said Court, ia aud for said
county, Bill in Chsncery setting forth that they
sold and conveyed for the sum of $780, on the
2lst day Of Nov. 1851, to David Woudring the
following tact OF land, to wit: The north west
quarter Of the north west qusrter of section l |
township 3, and range 6, in Monroe county aiore.
said; that sa David Woodrng having agreed 10
Mortgage sud lands, and asU the no III west quar-
ter OF the north east quarter of section l. town.
ship 5, and range 6, for the payment oi the pur-
chase Il" "uey, aud Med the title deeds of the last
named trart with complaants. As security for
that purpose, has failed either 10 pay or IN Mort.
gage, and therefore, the prayer of the II is that
said lands be sold to pay their said debt. Unless
the defendant appear, and plead answer ar demur
within sixty days after next term, the Bill and all
things therein, will be taken as true, aud conlrs-
sed, and decreed accordingly.
By ARCHBOLD s. DAVENPORT
June l6, 1852. Sols. for Compliments.
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VEVHOMAs KENNEDY'S ESTATE Notice
A is hereby given. that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate OF Thomas Kennedy, late oi Monroe Coun
~. deceased.
JAMES KENNEDY, Admir-.
lime % 1879
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WooDsr,nLD. May 26, 1852.
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Mr., CARRIER is from Stanton, IN THIS


AOrysrIos FOR EVERY MANN hen IS
besf for Virginia. Wing success and three nv
lion. of dollars down (under BENEFITS o,l' J
with fair prospect Of the States RECEIVING
her full share OF the land fund-aInonn'lns 10
five hunred and eishty-three milIions' or Loco,
foeo success, with the total loss Of the land
nonev-tbe continuance Of heavy debt ana
Impressive taxes, and the delay, for years per
baps forever, in the completion OF our fuo'e
Works
To our judgment, if all Of the Loco oeo alb
.,.ac,;ons that ever were concocted by crazy
drearners were put into bag three minor
# dollars would outweigh them all nu'
let every man answer tie question Tor nun
ser-R,chmoqd Wig.
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The Cincinnati Republican states that fla.
cas- occurred in the court room at Madison. Ind
lew days ago, between the Hon. jesse u
Bright u. ). Senator aud Nj. c. CARRIER. es,.,
editor Of the Madison Courier. Mr. CARRIER. bo.
my on the witness stand, IL Is said, insiuu,,,
tint MIR. Bright was no gentleman. wherep,,n
The latter hu,led an inkstan,i at lis head. viii,
was returned by blow from the EDITORS cane
The fight then became general, several others
taking part in it, bu' quiet WAS final restored
and the court fined about dozen of them s1o
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

FtRr.-A small wooden tenemen. the properly ,e
Mr.. Jobn.on, situated the Western Hotel NO..
DESTROYED by FIRE yesterday morning. about 10 oclok
1t va. occupied by Messrs Burks & Whitley, asa To.
l,aceo Factory and grocery Tie house, with all III.
contents. was entirely consumed. The fire was n..d
i, preparing licorce and in that way commupic,.
rod y, the building. The hnnns engaged in attending
had ab.ented themselves leaving the fire unguar5od
md closed the doors of the house, which prevented d.
c,yery of it until it broke out through the top
Bvconsidcrabe exertons, the houses the oppos;,o
id. Of the street were saved, which would have boo.
almost impossible if there had been wind. Fortunate.
~ there was Mt the time
This is another warning, 10 property hodens of bo
insecurity of their houses without the power of tho
vater.works An attempt made, last winter to per-
r.ct the organization Of Engine company, bn, :,
failed. All who witnessed the fire yesterday, will bc
convinced of the danger which nearly half of tho
CITY is cx osed without any sure or reabe means Of
protection
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The Railroad Journal expresses an opinion
that the work Of constructing tunnel under
the Hudson River at lbaoy will hc com
menced. The proposition is 10 excava,e
trench in the ledofthe river ofsuificient deptb
TO admit olthe construction of ar arch, of
capacity TO allow the passage of rairoad trims
The wateyis bek kept out of the trench lille
tee work Is IN progress, 10y the use of Golfer
dan'. 1t is the belief tl.at taerc is NJ eerious
""S''''r'o the exrcniioH oftho proposed work,
e'o 1t can be completed at moderate expepc,
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CRuEL.-Coionel BALDWIN. the talented
Wing Electorin the Agas'a District. in late
speech t" the people of tie Tenth Legion, we
aretoid, reminded them that they once b.rnt
Benjamin Watkins Leigh in efiigy. for saying
in the Convention OF 1s29-30 ,(what in truth.
he ncrcr dad say,) that three negros were G.
quail otsco white men; aud now, said Col, Bald
win you are supporting. with al, your mi ght,
loe johnson, who says, that ose negro is @
quail To ono ,chiteman. What has becomc Of
the me" tho. on a Certain memorable occasion
IN days gone by, cried out. "WeIl, bows, let's
duck 'em, any howl" Bedford Sentinel.
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n. II. CAMPBELL,
JNO. A. LIGGAT,
WIN, Is. ROANE,
cry respectfully,


wing Corresponding Comm,ter
NE h'puH''eao Of Thursday had said
: he Democracy of Lynchburg are re,.
Wy Tor discussion at eng time" and c.uoJ
on the Hrgi~i0n tn designate its limo md
place" Taking the organ o. the party =, i.
word, the Wings proposed discus.,on last
night at Friends Warehouse. This propose
ton wascon1mnnicated,v verbal y.foileir cores
ponding conmilee, Thursday aferrmon-
How different 'lieir reply from thr bold def
ance of the Republican,, "ln regard to tn,
proposition which has been made TO US, to en
gage In discussion on to morrow night. We
nave 70 say that zoe cannot accede to II, because
all. or nearly all. of or speakers will be absen,
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The Toronto Pilot of the lstiusr., f,'ars that
the following information which it takes from
the Toronto Leader il too true, and Justly re-
marks that ii will excite feelings Of the deep.
est sorrow throughout every part of the cvlz
ed world.
1--WE have private intelligence that Macan
lay, the historian, isin dying condirinn 1t is
sad that he intends to resi- N the representation
of EdinbWg;"
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of the United States not quite eighty years 10
convince the world Of their unapproacbahle SKIN
n the nrt of material development. Another
half century may enable them to prove 'ne'r
superiority over contemporary nations IN iao"r'
purely intellectual"
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ELECTORAL. ricKTr.

FLFCTORAL TICKET.
let Di.trirt-John X kilby Of Nausefnond.
Cd Disrri1-Bdward X Chambers, # Aeoklenl'url
81 Di.sriet-Thoras ;. flburnuy. of Halifax
4th District--H II Marshall. Of Charlotte
5th District AicN Rive. Of Albruaile
9Th Di.ttiri-Wm. &. Scott. II Powhntan.
9TH Di.irict-Jus Segar of Eliyaheth City.
sth Disiriet-Robt. Mayo Of Wcstltoreland
9th Di-tfiet--iIcnsy " Thomas, Of fnirfax.
10Th Disrici-Alcx. n Boteler, Of Jeherson-
iI,b pi.iriet-CoJ J. u. Baldsin. of Aagusta.
!2tb 70, friet--John .chpis. 81 Monroe.
i3th Distriot--Nalts- Preston Of Washington
llth Distriot--John J jackson. jr., 81 Wood.
18th Di.trioi--r. VI Ga.ly, Of Ohio.
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NJ London Times commences three CO..
i''h review oil Hawthor.e's "Bhthedo,e Ro.
nance With the following rpmatks:-"W,
'nu'' LOOK out America is going ahead, and
threatens to ontsirip us il direction al,oe.,Le,
unexpected. II has taken the e,..ro.,;. -,
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The vacancy of Discount Clerk, in the Branch Bank
OF Virginia in this city, occasoned by the resignation
of Thomas Perkins. esq was filled, by the Director
yesterday, by the appointment OF j. Royal Iocombc
Esq.
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The New York Courier DIES Etas- Unis'
sees The chances of victory multiplying IN IA
vor Of Scott. I'VE are not At says "a party
Journal it is therefore, our duly merely to col
lect the general symptoms which ,nd,ca,o Tho
huctualion or tendency Of public opinioa:--
Every day Cen Scott secs his
chances OF success augmentlng; The tour he j.
making IN tho West exercises marked innu-
enee on the public mind. Those ~ho most
mlstrusted this candidate are astonished 10 see
him 80 popular, and show themselves fairly dis
posed honeeiorih TO bring hpm their entire sup
port. H's supporters, whom the clamors o.
schsmotcs and the complaints Of the dtscon.
tented had, perhaps, little shakcn. feci their
Iconhdence redouhlcd and the convection which
they show is gradually communicated To all
rhosc who are united tothe Wing party Nv any
bond whatever. The Webster party the ed
tor considers 10 hesitate and he discourap ed.
their conscience IL not ut ease, and many a.
mong them would undoubtedly wish to get
out of The position IN which they are placed
| The electors DO not press round them; Sc that
the Webster party, in Massachusetts at least
resembles an army with staff officer, waiting
at the same time general ard soldiers. All
this, we repeat ii turns to the lvaotsge of the
regular Wing candidate"
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X. II. GLASS.
A. d. READ,
+. ]. KIRKPATRICK,

mi others Cor Dem. COMMITTEE.
Paper.as appears upon ts face. was clio.
tied by proposition on the part of the Wings
for discussion last night. aud the assurance oil
their willingness to accent an offer from the de.
rnocrats for a discussion tonight 1t was
promptly replied to accepting its proposals. as
will be seen from the following note:
LyNCHpURG. October sth, 1852.
Gem emen-Iour notc Of yesterday ad-
dressed to Messrs. Lanehorne and Liggai was
duly received, and we luke pleasure in acee.
ding TO the proposition, winch it contains. for
series of Joint discussions betw cen the tu O nsr
ties, 70 commence on either oil the dnys Won
have dcs GATED. We appreciate the reasons
which induce you, AT this time, to decline ma
King arrangements for discussion on Sa,ur
day evening. Our proposition. in tia, behalf,
wa designed ONLY Ia maniies, our readiness
for discnssoe. should the Den,oeratic party de-
sire It, and should eomport with the courte
sy due from them To their speaker; which. Of
conrsc. must have depended upon their being
informed. or Otherwise. as 10 his wishes.
Sbo Ild Dir. Watkins when he arrives do
sire discussion, therefore, the Wings will he
h9PPy to eater into any equal arrangement to
effect that o. iect.
Very respectfully,
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Propositions for Political Discus
s.ons.

On the appearance of THE VmeIsIAN Of yes
terJay morning. containing cer'ain propositions
for political discussions, based upon article
in the RErvpLIcaN Of the day previous, the
following note was handed US:
Will the Editor of the Vlrginian be 80 kind
as to publish in his to morrow issuc, the writ.
ten proposition concerning JOINT discussion,
made by the Democratic party of this city, 10
the Wing purity, embracing the reasons Of the
former for notuccediag to he proposition Of the
latter to engage in discussion tonight, or to-
morrow Saturday night and oblige the
DEMOCRATIC Cor. ConnITTeE.
Oct. 8.
Addressed to Jas Mcdonald, ESQ.
We very cheerfully comply with the request
Of the Committee. and give the paper TO whic!
IL relates;
OcToRER 7th. 1852.
We propose, on behalf Of the Democratic
party OF Lynchburg, that series Of d i5cas sons
between the two partes,upon the ISSUES involv.
cd betw een them, be commenced on Monday
night or Tuesday night next, a. such place aud
upon such far and equal terms us may
be mutually agreed upon, to be continued at
the discretion OF the two Partes-tho speak.
ers upon either side 10 be always named in adj
vance of the discussion, If circumstances will
permit.
In regard to the proposition which has been
made to US, 10 esgage IN o discussion on to.
morrow night, We have to say, that We cannot
aocede to II, because all, or nearly all of our
speakers will he absent on this occasion by
previous arrangement, aud will not return I'M
til Sunday next. And IN regard to your pro-
position, that We Divide the time with yot on
Saturday night next. We have to say, that the
gentleman who is advertised TO speak on that
occasion, has been invited To oar CRY to ad.
dress The democratic Associations" ard TO
change the meeting into discussion be'wecn
the two parties, without his knowledge or con.
sent, would be diseourtcsy towards HIN,
which you will readily appreciate We have no
reason to doubt, however, that Mr.. Watkins.
when he arrives will consent to such an ar
rangement Very respectfully,
X. H.GLASS,
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NEW CLOTHING sT0RE!--NOW OPEN,

A. 5. SHAFER & co.
I , ESPECTFULLN invite the attention OF rhe rub
IN iir to their stocI, of FALL WINTER
GLOTExENss, JUST OPENED. consisting of n com
nlelr asSnrtment OF GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL and
flRNlSHlNG GO0DS-tle former of their own re-
cent manufacture and the latter selected from tie best
>"ck and latest mpurtatons in the Northern markets
' I'"wlng list comprises part only Of he varied
stock now on hnnd to which we shall receive weekly
and somi-weekly additions:
etpei hne CLOTH dress. and frock Coats; medium and
10" flc'd ditto; hne and low priced Pneiots sacks and
coats Over-coats of almost every known ma.
.ela every variety OF style and prices ranging from
- To so; Cloaks, long Riding coats and travelling
n2kefS' vests drenadine "a superior a,tice) Satin,
'a,,g'", 1ial' Cloth. Cashmere Pat Velvet and cle
gam gts IL party Vests; Shirts urder Shirts Draw ers,
NNer-shirt> Umbrellas. Carpet-bogs Trunks,
Stuck ollnrs, CruSuts sk cotton and wool Socks
and tiiavcs. WV 49, ~
mt men, whether wishing to purchase Or NOT are
invited to call Goods checrfuv shown at tie nov cheap
CASH CLOTHING BAZAAR, MAIN ST..
Emp Rer COPY - '
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/ NODCATL0N.-A young Lady, qualified to
4 tench the English, French AID Latin Languages,
is -rious Of Obtaining situation us Iustructless in
some school or private firmly. Letters addressed to
Mise F., Campbell CT. Hoo Va, will he promptly at.
lrhded ~. (nrt 9.w4w
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IN BOOTS!sHOEs! HATS. &c, tNc. "a
2gsA 5 b L k Y GA
! AS received large supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
Z Il HATS GAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES, CAR
PEf-BAGS UMBRELLAS, and other good s usual in
we'll supplied Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, all Of which
offered at fan prices. am Determined
my business right strait ht along Int little cnrg how
others do theirs It's due to my friends toexpress my
heartfelt thanks for their very liberal patronage. My
effort shall be to secure its continuance.
oci Ia EXPRESS copy In = .SEAbGRY
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Electors for the state ofyirginin.

ELECT0Rs At LARGE.
JOHN VI. BOfTs,
WILLIAM II. PRESTON.
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SOmethins handsouse-tIonno ,Iig morn.
~ n ing the following new and beautliul GOODS:
itch printed Mouslin DIailrs
Scotch Pnids, very p,eftv
'''a' ren'h Nerino, in every colour much cheaper
n 81 imsoa and Pen-green Tbib Sbn,vls.
Black b, Thib Shawls. very Inrgc, 90
s, h'ld Long Sh"wls, in grrnl variptv
p leu, worked mourning Hdk'ts from s3t to SOD.
beautiful hemsriI chpd IIdl'f, '' F'2 y VIZ
n1.sYG o"Ints and Chrmiseltes, new STYLES,
Black Canton Grape a very sm,c,j'r n,l;rie, md
splendid stock of Silk Hosiery
hv Tn, ' .r1 tue Ladies respectfully asheu
- -ct o-ts II DON T. G.. PETERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

It now being certain thst our city j. tn Iia,.,
E,,n WIFI ''as take the oariest opportunity If in
forming tho citizens of Lvnchturg thai shll W III
Immediately for GAS-FlTTIN(iand rasron,el '.'''
tue pafr"n"se OF my friends aud the public qe2erni
a. Il. DABNEY. A'Gr
------ PHfoNIx FouxpRy.
"Ae's Tor the Presidential Election
''''r tor iielefs for the Presidential election will
'e ''pP"Fd promptly, and on reasonable terms. l., ~
dressing his Office y "u'
sLLS OF LADIN ca fine .,,-I,-.11--
p.' % aing just from the Press. for sae A. t',hh
-------------- sept a3.,s