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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02


BAGGAGE OF TRAVELLERS The New Or
leans Picayune has the following abstract of
an Interesting lately decided by the Su-
preme Court of Georgia:
A case has been lately decided by the Su.
preme Court OF Georgia, in which the ques-
ton. "What is embraced within the Term
baggage, was discussed The Court laid it
down as settled that, for the baggage accom-.
panying travellers, the persons carrying We're
liable us common carriers, without any other
compensation than the passengers fare, that is,
they were Liable for baggage. except when
destroyed by the act Of God by public enc
MES or by irresistible accidents. But what
was to be unde' stood by "baggagel bag
gage embraced all articles usually carried oy
passengers for their personal convenience and
necessity, but not merchandise or other valua
bes. which are not desi gned for such use,
but are intended for sale or the like purposes
The quantity and character Of The baggage, too,
must depend upon the Condition in life of the
travelIer-upon his calling, habits and tastes.
the length of his journey, and whetherhe trav
els alone or with family. So, all articles of
a value disproporlioned to the compensation
received in the fare of the passengers, and
which must, on that account, subject The car
rier TO unreasonable hazard and " hich are no I
presumed to be needed for personal use either
as necessaries or convenience, are not to be,
reckoned as baggage. AT the sam time the
obligation ofthe carrier which is incidental to-
and implied from his contract to carry persons
for hire. as for baggaseis not limited ALSO ute
ly TO wearing apparel and other appliances of
necessity, comfort or convenience. suited to the
condition of each traveller but may embrace
other articles of limited value and ordinary
bulk which he may think proper to take with
him. If, however. it is apparent from all the
Circumstances from the amount, nature, bulk
and value of these articles, that they are such
as. according to the usual course of business,
are transported as freight, or fit is manifest
that they are intended for sale. they ere not TO
be viewed in the light of baggage =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

we come into the presence of these noble
works of christian art that we experience on
passing from the boisterous life OF the crowd
ed street Of some gay capitol 10 the stIne IS
and sanelity OF a cathedral. j. Med.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

South SIDE RAILRoA.-Tne Petersburg In
telligencer corrects the error it made a few
days ago, in stating that the cars would be
running from Petersburg to Farmville by the
middle Of October. The rails will be laid on the
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.ec,ion between the High Bridge and Farm
vile by that time, but in consequence oil the
can made by the Bridge the cars will be pre-
vented from running through until That is fn
ished
I, f,r,ber states that $500 tons of rails are
on the way from England,and arc expected To
arrive soon.
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yellow Feverin New orleans.

Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
1t will be seen by reference to the latest Ia.
telligence, of the 9Th inst. iron, New Oreans 5,
that a decided abatement had taken place IN
the daily number of deaths from yellow feve r.
But the mortality was startling. It's estimate d
that 10y deaths and other removals. there were
moi more than Is. 200 or 10000 persons SUBJ
ject TO the epidemic remaining in New Orlean 5
Juring the last week. Ofthat number il @
take an everage OF the reported deaths in III G
city, by yellow fever alone during the two pre- i.
vious days,Ihe 25th & 26tb,which amounted D
35i, we find that there was a weekly mortal :
~ of 1885, or more than six per cent per week !
CorroN FROM MEMPHIS VIA THE baltimore &
AND Ono RaILwAy-A commercial crcula r
from Messrs David Park & Co, cotton brokers T.,
Memphis. dated July Sth, 1853, after speak :
ing Of the state OF The markets. crops, etc, says:
Permit US now to invite your attention e.
pecialiy 10 the increased facilities of the
ing season, for the transportation oil prod net s
to the eastern markets, by the way OF the OH o
river and The railroad from Wheeling to Bal
linore, and thence to any eastern point. By
this route produce " i'll reach it's d,stlna ito n,
either at Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
or Boston, in from fifteen to twenty days.
and even in shorter time, thus saving much loss
time in receiving any produce purch ase1
for The Eastern aud Northern markets. Ihi
route i'll he, as we are informed, Of
tainry and expedition, and will be far pref IRA
bic 10 The route by New Orleans-the rate, Of
freight, as well as insurance, being less than by
sca--aDd great efforts are still making to make
this route altogether The cheapest ard most ex
pedlous for the transportation Of produce to.
the Eastern market"
We publish the above with great pleas, re-
because it goes n great way 10 sustain a p osi--
stion that few are prepared to admit as
rect, viz: that when connection is formed by
railway between Norfolk, Petersburg, Ri CHI
mond and Lynchburg, tue cotton and otl er
agricultural products of the Mississippi Will
pass along over the Virginia and Trnness ee
railroad. If IL can encounter the nav cation of
The Ohio river from its mouth to Wheeling nd
then go by railway to Baltimore and the Cit es
North of h,surey will Come direct from Mem.
phis, great cotton depot directly to tho at
antic cities OF Virgins. 3osf2es,a e:Bs-.s Ma, 81
from all the delays of the Ohio navigation the re
is another, and, we think controlling reason
why it should come over our road: it is this, o n
t o Baltimore and Ohio road the trade going
East encounters grades as high as Ill
feet, and many miles from rs to 90; whilst
from Norfolk TO Memphisby TIE Virginia anel
Tennessee system of roads, grade higher
than so feet against the tonnage coming Eastis
met on the line We may advert to this sub
iect again, with view to show how very i'm.
portant the cotton tonnage will be TO Peters
burg and Richmond, because OF he great ia.
c,lites they both possess for an extensive
manufacture of cotton fabrics
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

4 CA IL ID Tho subscribers having sold their
IA Stock of Goods to Mr. VIM. s. Hannah, and IN
tending retire from the Dry Goods business beg leave
their thanks their friends the iic gen.
orally Tor the very liberal patroraged bestowed upon
them, and most respectfully solicit IA continuance oflm
tine new concern
sept 2-ts E. 81 J FRANKLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

New WHEAT FROM Ono TO LIVERPOOL -
BY the Sarah Sands, Mr.. Ira Gould of this city
sends to Liverpool FIVE hundred barrels OF -four
made from Ohio whea, of the pr esent harvest,
They will he in Liverpool within six weeks
OF The time when the vi heat from which they
made left the farmers yard having in the
mean time passed over some eight hundred
miles by land and water to be manufactured,
gone throu5 all the necessary processes, and
finally made another voyage Of 5000 miles.
M0nheal Herald, 2Sh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

STAND FROM uNDER!-One J. w. Jewett
styling himself Professor, g.. published in the
Fayetteville Carolinian, most astounding pre-
dction as TO the pranks shortly to he played
by the comet which was visible IA few days
since. He says that it will, on or about the
13thof Sept. next. (only fortnight hence pitch
into this mudbaIl, whereon we dwell, and
knock it into atoms. He says the said comet
is the respectable size of 900 miles in di
ameter, exclusive ofthe tail, which of course
is of still more formidable and exorbitant
proportions, and that ittravels at the high speed
Of 80 900 miles p hour. We fought the
comet looked extremely mild and well dispos
ed ,consdering its eccentric and erratc charac-
ter, but if Mr., JewetI is right in his calculations
there will Certainly he con iderahle ola smash
up the 18th. We hope however to live
long en- ugh to give the particulars in our is
sue Of the 18th Rich. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

The Virginia Gazette of Williamsburg, the
the ancient Metropolis of the Commonwealth,
made its first appearance on the 25th instant.
THOMAS MARTIN. Esq, is editor. 1t will be
neutral in politics, the Literary feature being
most prominent. The first issue is interesting
and spirited.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

Col. Polk, of Baltimore, is said to have re
ceived the appointment of Consul to Bordeaux
and ex-governor Dana, of Maine, Charge to
Bolivia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02
EW CASH STORE

L ,nR purchased OF Messrs. +. d. J. Franklin tIi,
Stock of StarIe my Fancy Dry Goods intends copia.
ung the business at their old stand, ON the Cash Sy
trm, and will ina lew days receive general assormcn,
of and fashionable goods to which he invites The
attention of his Tie IDS and the public generally
sept is WIN. s. HANNAH
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Religious Nnfice-

Ancs Gdas W." he @ss s a, the so
Of the usual encampment. The Tavern and r., instead
longing to the Springs will BE- occupied h, ~ o, be-
lies who attend the meeting. Messrs Raj, '.e I'm
The genemany proPretors. will furnish m.nl ~ Ase
cents each {" all who may not prefer brn " .
provisions. Ministers will be exempt from al o. n
and every attention and comfort will he sTod S"afge
This meeting is the result of general demand ueo
Inn ge section oil county. Good older will h. ron
ed and ardent spirits will be sold upon III. alAaa
For this W" have reliable guarantee in the
the propieiors. who will personally attend IN Of
ter. Our brethren in the nistry re affec,i ,s a
earnestly requested to aid US by their presence and
bours. We think there is reason to expect qua IA
blessings of God, pleasant and profitable iha
sept It's PITT WOonpnc
~ Republican please copy. 0'f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02
CTOP THIEF-SI,OOO in Ch.a,z

- Stolen from FIanters Warehouses hi.
(Sepember J. little Book in which is ken, ,n
counts with the Farmers Bank, containing the fl.
checks some on that Bank, and on other Bsnt.
this place, w:
One Check by Mes.. nlinfeI 70 A Rrnndnnx &
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~Abingdon, Va.-Tbe 0yIpcIN

K ~SoAbingdOn, Waffle "YIRGTNTIN.
weekly newspaper published in Ali
Va the mart Of South Western Virgin, .,p"edor,
iarger circulation in the South Western Co1,, 'a'lse
any TAPER in the States. and being taken ly me- nan
the merchants and traders, viii be found ny ai
medium for city merchants. Manufacturers and eiehi
to talk to the people through (aug 3l-a, p,'ef'
NSDr. RObt. Early, having returned =,
city, will be pleased TO see those need. y, @ a
services, at his ofice-head of Main st Get Ing IL
aug cd IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

And one loose Tobacco u, tie, endorsed by NJ NJ.
& Co, amounting to SIC Sc Liberal reward :, ~
frred for the arrest of the Thief-or TO- the BooL
Checks. JONES & WHITJOW
sept 2-dfs Planters UoyeJou
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Il MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL Il MATHEW
" SchOOl-The subscriber will open on SeP' nv
her 10Th school in the next below D""'. .
Hotel. The of studies will be such as 10 "' ~,
entrance into the Senior Glasses at the Un''e''a
or any other College An experience of IA yeur' J,
leac hing and testimonials from his Professors,
and Patrons furnish thu hope that he will satisfy
who may patrnnize him.
TERMS-per months, in advance' sos M
Engli-h Branches Observation-Disclosures ~ m
Modern Languages French Spanish, Extra - ~
REFEREScEs Nth.
Rev's. J. E. Edwards W. II Kinckle }. H. '' L.
ard w. b. Rovzie; Messrs J NJ Speed D. eP, ,ber.
NJ Langhorne Jr J n. Martin, and W. D. re
aus es-ts 'AND' ~ - - University Of Va. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic voters Of the several towns
ate requested To meet at their township houses
On Saturday the .ith inst, at 2o'eloek, I'm. and
eject delegates to attend the county convention,
to be held at Ottawa on Monday, the 10Th
instant. at two O'Clock. p r. 10 nominate
candidates for Judge Of the County Court
clerk Of the county court. county treasurer CO
surveyor. and school commissioner,
Ratio Of representation the same A. at the
asst convention. q. W. Armstrong,
VIM, Barber.
Geo. r. Btlford.
j. II McFarren,
G. NJ Dhmnn.
Ottawa. Sent 10, SO. q W. Gibson.
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TIE VOICE OF THE rEoFLE.

Errd WHAT ficy Say DR. ]. I PnF West.
field, Indiana in 4 euerto ". B Farrell, dated
IanluIy 70, 1914, says:
lhqyr used your linimcnt bnd other medicines
and finding them excellent articles. and ct ready
SALE and medicines which should be in cveIv
house md stable lwish 10 know On what terms
YOU viii iurnish me with a sufficient quantity tot
supply the whole State of Indiana, south and cas-
o! the Wabash. Respectfully youfs,
, LPLIFF
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FROM 50 TO $40 PER DAY CAN BE MADE
Tie Public are assured that this is no Humbus
VIE advertiser will send on the receipt OF !,
l. printed instructions Of upwards OF 100 die-
rent "inds Of bu,in, or methods OF making mo-
ney. each OF winch have beensold at from 81 to
S2oeach. The whole have been compiled at
great expense, by the advertiser, and are now OIL
tered Tor only one dollar. These instructions en-
brace 80 many different ways Of making money
that no one can iail TO he suited A part 1.-THE IN
s,Iuelions alone will be worth ten times the price
asked TO every family, and no person out OF or IN
any copimon employment. will regret sending Tor
them Unlike those who shroud in mystery the
means by which they have arrived nj indepen-
dence, we have IN these instructions, (which oTg'
nally cos, thousands OF dollats,l thrown open the
accumulated stores OF our information. Tor The sole
benefit OF the rnerprising portion OF community
Any OF the different methods may he started with
a capita oiirom Sc to SO Persons with capital
OF from 5000 10 $500, can make from $50 to Slto
per gay. We would give rrlerence 10 a great ma
ny who haye awaited themselves of our iniorlna
ton, aud are now engaged IN business but suffice
1t say, ii any are dissatisfied their money will be
refunded.
Owing to the rapid and constantly INCREASING
sale o the instructions, no letters Will he attended
To unless accompanied with The cash Address,
post paid, A. Z. BUXWEl.L, Proprietor.
Auyu,t 27 Cleveland Ohio
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Ir0EA, III, sept, y, I0ol.
w. .. Farrell's Arabian Liniment.
S Goo .A.CR r. S !!
A Rare Chance


70 pGy, base q tarmis offered BY the subscriber,
who Is cling choice lands located in thiscouu-
y only ten niles from the canal for So 50perGcre
with five years pay day.
Ais1thr splendid im7rorel frrm, upon which,
now reside. Il u SO well known that praise IL su-
prrlluous' II lies nine miles south west from OF
lava, eleven rom Perm, and eight hon tie Cen
ira Railroad is second to 10 farm IN the Union tor
Sa,UbTty and 10 EutorioGsly one OF tie very best
grainand grazing talmsiR the STATE II Is furnish
cd aJundlntIy with perennial springs, embraces
4201cres all improved, and Coz Timber Iron 1t
kiug II by ~ feet, ample wood shed, store room.
mi,kroom, cellars, &c, &c. There ore also q
suli!tnndut house OF br,ck, story and halihigh,
mud good cellar under he " hole, and good ff0m-
sdcarraae house ard stlS.r with cattle sheds
sheep sheds, ire house, &c &c. An extensive
young orchard ~ luet comiNg into bearing.
Adjacent 10 this farm are $50 acres Of outlying
proilt lands, which w!l!b sod With or separate
uDu tneta.w
The t'ery character Of the nsi lboihooi IN
"h"n 'Ji. tsutl~ 'oc9fe3 and is,lierayy and reli-
"H Hr,vHs's 1ji greatly go ~ value llrli n
'ti.r t'1 a'ho.h - sos whrigic
a...U. ,H.U latter 'he Inp'Fi prfsuu-
hN tl.- or1i ''m.oh 10 hegF cTcct,d oGl
w..H. F,.nr Hwttri -prnE--ou.y duP m,lsin mn
p.. ..,HUo1. wa,r lnr tuV'rgHj.9a. lsuwor.
-'.., "' IN. nee 1Eh1uFr p' F'ru,Eopvi,lr, only
" .'" Oh where 'h"irm7 o'o 6re Ct.si
-.
Juuol l. y. sM
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MANN g. PiERCE

TFTINTNT9 % 7 IT. a y =
III ANlNG succeeded Geo Mann, sru IN the
1 L Family Grocery, west side ccurr house
square. would solicila share Of public patrunoge
Care will be taken to supply good ar;iclesn their
line Of
F'orv, Provisions. Fed Groccri>s. Gc. De.
Mann 4 Pierce are also agents ter Fairbanks &
Co.'S scales
Produce OF AL kinds viii be taken in trade or for
cash, on tairternis. GE"EGE. NAM. JR.,
April l6. GEoRsE ". PIERCE
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Is gwen mat ilt9 lIUlHrnt VIII
PERMANENTLY CURE

nearly every complaint Tor vhichitis rcc5nnreI q
Ged, ana IN all cnsrs prove 50 beneficial, as to be
satisfactory 10 the afflicted.
manufactured with great care fhighly me-
diclual ingredients, evelr article conpOslngit is
thorongly te ted aud the Nosi DcshUctire Uisfii-
htjoE used TO obtain the active principle in the
most concentrated decree thus avoiding all posi-
billy o! au interior mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-17

TIE lime and StiFy3iaHi IRE iralcd From
NEaiu Ncrchnat, Minister o. The Gospel, New
C1nandEea, Miah., June 2lst. 1853
HF'pS!R Having heard of your celebrated
arahIan lnimeutl wasiUduocd TO Try lis virtues
on my wife, who, hOm extreme swclled limbs.
hasgot been able to walk, o~lo any bn.iGe.s for
ahodt four years and having tried oil the most
shllll physicians IN ouf paris, and aYp'ieduth the
rymcG!-1 ,could hear Ct ionO eject, at last with
much difficulty procured one bottle Of your Lin.
ment Of |, Owen N Co., o. pouat; My wEensrd
this, md received so much benefit thut she row be
guns to walk, and viii soon b: as we'll as 'Ht- 81.
was. Yourwi'h rescsci, Wv; MEEcn4Gt.
( ,ImopH so' be 1'ithorfh t9g. all Iposses:.
/ !, DAME b. Schcihneer, ol Wesclester town
ship, Porter CO Indiana, hive been badly afflicted
with i'eyuIa or rupture tr 20 years, badly TINT
! could not work more than hail my time lhavr
r.cdl truss PADS, and every ding 'hNt J thought
wcnld give me relief bGt found nothing utl
r.ed your irQhi0n Imminent, and for Tie hlSttsw
weeks could gOtn work IN ten minutes after
had made The application, itkcptthc bowe.-up
so good would not be without il tor nj, Ecsd.
rss, as the article is healed, and nm perfectly
well, and slate tins tor he benefit oi ohrrs si1i-
larry afflicted. AM l. u. SCtiELL1NGER.
ms l. TO ccytiy that wc Encw DANIEL H.
Sche!lngrr tos four years, and believe the above
stat,iGentto lie true. ions WlLiIAHsoy.
W. II kNIJur. +. NJ.
( Gauntlet, Porter Co., Ind, Feb u, 1851.
w The Quincy Wing, q 18Th March, 81 one
OF The iargestand most popular papers in Illinois,
] says.
"Sec,Ae adycr,iscmrutol W. b Farclrs Ara
han eminent, This Linimentis Ile genuine cure
oil, and no mistake
Frrud and Imposition Exposed TjHaneus Lie
PrfRtsd-lrom Col. A. q. Garrett, rcuria,
III owner olInr Peoria House lormeliy Plan
ters House, and one OF the oldest and mos rc-
! spectacle citizens.
This is to certify that have Known w. i.
Farrell for the last - years, and know that he IL
u Rl -s a., d.
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STATE OFiLLINOIS la SAKE C.uniy, a.,
Ia Sale circuit couTt 10 Nor,mber t-rm, 4 ID.
1888 Justin d. WiSom rs. Henry W. Wz.
Ow---,iiachmrnt.
NOTICE sheIeby given, TO tse ssd Henry W.
" Wynm, that a wit at attachment issued ost
oithr clerk -:o,cr oi the circuit OF said
", AZ The salt OF Justin ID. Wxom dated the 3!st
di, ri August. A. d 1853 tor the snm OF Que
hi1ired and nlnety dollars. ngiinsr the estar~ 81
.ill Henry w. Wlxom, Which wrl sss been re-
Jurned executed.
Now therefore unless yea the snid Henry W
NiS,n. sh, ne and appear before the circuit
.ourt nj saij county, on the first day Of lhr next
trim hereof To hr be holden at the ccutt house III
Ottawa, IN Il- lIth ia, OF mt.r mex, give
spccia hrinnd plead to said pl,iniAs sc'son,
Judgment will be rendered against YOU hy d,'arlt
and the property so attached. or SO much thereof
a. may he necessary, will be sold TO sabsty said
Judgment and costs. L. liNrLEy Clerk.
" G. Cotton. pltfs atty. September 20.
. STATE or ILLINOIS, Ia Sale County I"
La Sniie circuit eoart, TO Norember term, A
D. 1853 Alonzu Edwards IS. James NJ
Smith, r, Americas V. Potter and Cyrus
CHARACTERIZATION for mechanics lieu.
I + appearing from M n,hGavlt en- hle m the
clerks office OF the circuit rour oi snid county,
,hli he 1onV- n,m-d defendants are not residents
Of n state Of Illinois, AMI the petitioner having
fled hs p'titon h"r"in, m summons having isse-
ed thereon according to law,
Notice is therefore hereby given, TO the said
JAMES VI. SuiiIh, II, AmrfIeUs v. folcr, anu
Cyrus cleveland, thaturl - you be ard appear
before IN circuit court of said county. a tie ar.
day OF the next term thereof, Ia BE- hoier =, the
caurt hous IN Gt1w, 80 thu lI,l, div at Nocrm-
Der newt and plead nrs~cr, drrnpr oreHcrr to
snid prtnoR-rs priitru the ~sr-e will be taken rs
couf-srdhy yoa and The matters and hiIiss there
IN prayed for. decTecd accordingly.
Z. LINp'Ey, Clerk.
Glover & Cook petsoI September 10.
STATE or ILLINOIS. la Sale County, rs ;
In Sale circnif court 10 Noremher term, 4
ID 1853 Joseph W Kenn-tr RS. Wright 4,
E.r1ond David A Clugston nclfancery-biIl
iofOrecsos- n mortgage.
appearing irnm an affidavit on Me IN the
clerks office Of the circuit court oi said county.
that Wright J. Esmoud, one of the above "amed
defendants is not n resident of t,s staie OF Hi.
nois, aud the complainant having filed his bill OF
complaint herein. and summons having issued
thereon according to law
Notice is therefore hereby gwen. to the Haid
Wright ] Esmond, that unless you he and apptsr
before thu circui, court OF nid county, on the hrs,
dav of the next term thereof, to he holden NJ the
court hose in Ottawa; on TIE 18th day OF Nov
next, aud plead. answer, d.mor; or eSreptto snd
compliments bill, the same will be ,nh-n M con.
Iessed by you. and the matters aud things therein
prayed for. decrred accordingly.
P. LISttfv, Clerk
Glover & Cook, for com. september 10.
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New Goods! New Goods !

New Goods! New Goods !
TIME subscribers are now in receipt Of n large
] aud splendid stock al New Goods. whichaA-
ded to our former stock, makes the most varied
and extensive assortment 10 hr found IN this sec
ton. Purchasers viii dowrll 10 cali upon US be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for we are determined
to give our customers good bargains, aud not be
understood BIZ any establishment Our
DRY GOODS
De parimeniis well filled up, aud consists in part
Of broadclc,hs, cas-imeres, twerds, K.n,ucey
leans. domestic iullclo,hs COLON aud wooden fan
nels, brown and blsa, h. dsheetings shrt,ngs,nnd
driIinrs, cotton and linen baaeing and bags, bat
ting. gingham, printed c,cocs, nankeens, Irish
linens, lawns, pophns anihuf goods. with lar-e
assor,men' Of 50 SIS nihi, and barred nusllns j,c-
dnets, and thousand other Articles, too numerous
" '''"'''" Doors 4 SItoEs ,.......
In every variety both custom made work, and the
best of eastern r,nruincturr,, Also,
aIb eLf 4 HEAVY HARDWARE,
scy,hrs sna,hs. los, trace, aud halter chains, &c
ALSO, large stock Of crockery, glassware,
s,oneware, a full assortment OF drugs, mtdi-
Cines, paints, oils, vnrrishes, and window glass
Of all ives sash, putty, paint brushes, &c.
And also our stock ct ..
r. well worthy the attention OF buyers Whole
snle or reta purchasers are invited TO call and get
barri ms
kSyRemsmber the old srsnd Of Walker e.
IIickling on the south side oi,he public square.
NAY GO; Fellows, WALLER a. Co.