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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

MUSICAL SEWING MACHIE-There is now
on exhibition in the Crystal Palace, New.
York. a new article of furniture in which
sewing machines are combined with melo.
dion. The apparatus has the appearance,
externally. Of a small parlor side-board or es-
cr;toir. You lili the front aud find hand.
some set of piano keys, Close it. and turn
back hood on the top, and you have a COM
plete sewing machine, conveniently arranged;
concealed below, within side doors. are two
pedals one for the music, the other for the
sewing machine. When the lady becomes
tired of playing at sewing, she may change
her foot to the other pedal, open the melo-
deon part and discourse sweet music. The
price Of these contrivances is 5000. They
form very ornamental articles of furniture
j is Nrw-Orleans invention, and is now for
the first time on exhibition.
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stItt(t 4oetrp
TIGHT BOOTS.

ffall tbe plaques in this world of care.
~ ,l,e n ,,an ''wrathy." or make him swear
Tbore io no,hinS so bad. ! must declare,
'Asa n pinehed ~ understanding.
A fellow with boots a tide too small,
Is more TO be piticd bv one ANA ALL ..
Than an innocent pig fast under wall ..a
Or drunken covies disbaIding.
Ills instep and toes are terribly squeeze"
His heels were as numb as tho they were
rroze
And all are as cold as dead mans nose,
Or fob of derunct gobhler.
The nerves that run to the base Of his brain,
Are telegraphic wires for strokes of pain
That make him cry out again and again.
"A curse on the laundering cobblcr !"
Perhaps the first time he puts on the pair,
He takes fancy to visit his fair.
Quite proud of the boots he is able TO wear.
And wonders is she'll smell leather.
lie thumps at the knocks, or pulls the hell,
And cutters the parlcr with such swell.
You'd think the fellow could bny and sell,
The world like peacock feather.
But costly sented-the greetings all DER,
His mind is forcihly called to the floor;
He finds that his toes are very sore
And groans DER his situation.
He dandles his left leg over his right.
Then turning half round he speaks of the
nights
Bat smiles are all grins--his boots are too
tight,
And he murmers "Thunderation ~
Tie changes his legs-leans hack in his chair,
Then changes again. and brushes his hair
Then changes again aud looks at his fair,
And speaks OF his hearts devoiinn.
The lady perceives there is something the
fuss,
And wonders what really can he the muss,
To make the gentlemen hitch about thus,
With such slippery motion.
She fears he is sick. and asks if 'is so;
lie tries TO laugh, and cla,trrs "Oh no"
And says he certainly will have to 20,
Though it pains him mnch to leave her
But when from his chair he springs upon his
!. pegs.
He walks very much like threading on eggs
Twas queer to notice the twist of his legs,
As Debby handed his beaver
And home he goes with scowl on his face,
Al being compelled to rdm0se the place
Before he'd commenced his wife.winning race
Or called his ladys attention.
J It's horrid thing when folks are not right
But hundred times worse when boots "ge,
tight"
As the one whose case We mention.
And we earnestly warn all wfe-hnnting chap:
Who veal. stub toes and small trowsers witt
straps,
I TO keep a sharp eye on the size OF their taps
And thereby avoid the mishaps
Or an overlarcy hnOtng.
When you ask Il miss for a helping hand.
/ If your boots are large, you will find yor
stand
For making dip" at PAS" "tin" and land
/ On great deal easier footing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
EXCELSIOR EATING SALG0N!
et,Assg.Es ID. WHARTON

WAS taken the Saloon formerly occupied
Z i by J. ". Washington,
In Market Square, Sun6WM
where he will he happy to dispense to his
6i,pds and the eating public generally all the
s,licaccs Of the season. including oysters 'reSh
and spcea. The bill of fare will include sui
,,.n,ials aud decaces, calculated TO satisfy those
who are hungry, and those who desire merely to
esve their palatcs ,ckIcd. 1t will be open at all
hours Of the day, and all reasonable hours ot the
,ioh,. Give MS call aud taste iar yourselves
~ Families and parties supplied on short
pstics. ..- r-
Bunsury, Sept. 2:, 1885, ..... #
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

Iopn!RrE TRAGEDY IN DANvEEs-A SISTER
MURDERED BY HER Brother, ANp SUICIDE OF
ruE MuRprQrR-A horrible tragedy occur
red in South Danvers, Mass, on Thursday.
\ man, about ~ years of age, named James
Brown, residing at "The Rocks" who was
doubtless in deTangel state of mind, with
ont any previous manifestations of violence.
attacked his own sister, twho was his house
kceper,) aud discharged the contents Of a
loaded gun or pistol into her body, and also
inflicted two wounds on her with knile. or
some other sharp instrument, thereby causing
her death. This Soodyaet was Immediately
followed by the murderer cuttine his own
throat. thereby causing bis almost instant
death, ,--Bsstoa Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24
Z. H. SMITH,
FORT MONNAIE, POCKET BOOK,
AND
FIcs.ig,s Case manufacturer,


.1icSsig,s Case manufacturer,
y. u, cor. Of F0urth g. Chestnut Stsp
PHILADELPHIA. ...
Hiwl,s on hand a large aud varied assortment oil
Pur, Muuuaics, Work boxes,
Po,kcl Books, Canas.
B,ukers Gases, Travelling Bags,
Note Holders, backgammon bo1rcs,
p,r Folins, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Cigar Gases,
Dressing Cases. Pocket Memorandum Books
Also. a general assortment of English, French
AMI German Fancy Goods, Fine Pocket Cutlery
Ra4ors. Razor Sirops and Gold Pens.
Wholesale. Second and Third Floors.
f. II. SMITH,
n. W. cor. Fourth & Chestnut Sls.' Philada.
y. B.-On the receipt OF . y, Superior "oin
Fen will lc sent to any part of the United States
Sy mnil;-describing pen, thus, medium, hard
0r sOf.
phila.. March 81, ls55.-ply.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

SENTIMENT AS WAS A SENTIMENT n
convvial gathering short time since Mr.
Thompson. of the Boston Herald was called
On for sentiment, when ho gave the follow.
ing: Ii NIis ~ .''SN'
=, THE prssea, Gorernor Of Mdssochu,.tn--.
ihe greatest Gardener Al the State. He
relsed the biggest beat 10 1851 ever raised in
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LEATHER.
sHEsgVE, EhENitEsS Il 60.

Ne. 20 North 1Hid Street, PhiadetphiG.
aEuROrCO Manufacturers, Curriers' aud I'm,
va par,rrs of FkENCH CALF.SklNs, and
la,irfs In Red ard Oak SOLE LEATHER
nlgr.
Fca. II, ls55.-w ly ....H, .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

A MILD WIXrgR-We hope, for the sake
of the poor that the proguosiics may be true
The ludins regard the thin husk ON eorli Us
an indication of a mild winter. This being
the case. the one just approaching will be OF
the gentle kind, as the busks are said 10 be
very thin
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

uIrE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
FnuH TIE LANcAsrEn CoLLiERr,
Northumberland county, "a,
ETHERE VIC have very extensive improve
m.cnts, aud arc prepared TO ofer I" 'he
lille very superior article, particularly suited
r the mamularturs of Iron and making Steam
ar eyes ui Coal are:
LUMP, : for Smcltins purposes
SrEhMBOAr, : for de. and Steamboat
EGGAEN' pGG' for Family use and Steam.
sTovE,
PEA PEA, for Iimebnrn'rs and Steam
Osr point OF Shipping is Sunbury. where ar
,,..,,eu;s are made to load boats without any
ssy. ,o
j.. CseuuAx. Lancaster.
G.. VI. PEALE, Shamokin.
Benz. RxiSH"Lu, Lancaster.
A. Il. B.uMG,Rn>EH, do
sy- Orders addressed TO Sham okin or ounoury
Nil receive prompt attention..
Feb. 10. lS55.--ly
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HoN. JoHs Y. M MAsoN.--LeiteIs received
by The last European steamer give assurance
that ony Minister 10 France has entirely re-
covered from the effects of his paralytic at-
tack. aud 10 again blesssd with bis usual
health. i'h geii''rq ~ 3 81 '-r-1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

aud the United States, am equally sure. will
regard with Indignation. rather than fear, the
menace in IFS seas Of hostile fleet.
A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
ondon, Oct. &c. ..."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-24

A Western Editor declares that some of
the young womei who pass hs village in the
means" ssysa southern cotemporary, "aFk
angels" f'r r7ff 'i'i-''fi "'ai
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vsARDW ARE.-Table Cutlery Razo1s' foeh
III ,t Knives, Hand saws Wood saws III
6,n,. Axes. Ohiseis. Door Locks, and Hinges
uamJ Bells, Walters, &c.. just received aud Tor
sale hy IN
Snnhnry Dec. 9, 1884.
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DAEVILLE HOTEL.

JOHN DEEM, JR-,
Market Street, Dannile, Pa,
'TNPIS is one Of the largest and most commo-
L .dious hotels in III. Interior OF Pennsylvania
Il la, been recently fitted nI in excellent style,
with all the modern con'eulences.
ran,i!!s. Sept. %, IsS5.--
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10 GROCERs AND GONFECTIONERs.
~ v.ur ns frm FIRST hands and s'vr ~ per cent
V4c sned has IA ST re anu one's l'I sue al Tue
llw-st prirr, with a discount i" per GEM W 'N''
ALMONDS, KAlSiN ~~l.rs nWsNGrs
NAi.NuTS. CmahANiSi GJpNnNS
CREAM NUTS, CIrtON; siuyrrT i'm
FIlBE tr~ nNf'S' 'c,s,rlTrSo.pS n Sc
iiIll-ND NUTS. DATES, CASTILLO SoA'h &C.
AH~"'S'' 'N THOMAS BOND,
as Water Street, Philadelphia
Ph.la. Sept. Is, l555.-imp'
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9 Sunbury American
FURNISHED EvEaT SATURDAY. 1.
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IA N, p,pet discontinued until ALL arrearaSes are
communications ur letters on husincss relating 10
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,'ri,,niug subscription money They are permit
a. III, uuJe, the Post Office Law.
TERMS DVERTIslNG.
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Grant advertisements weekly iVo'
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VANILLA BEANS iusl Ieeel,ed by
WEISER e. BRuNER.
runhury,. May 10. ls55.---.r.
AND WARRANTS The highest price
n will he given for Land Warrants ny me suo
sciihe' H. D' -
rryAcK put,y--s good artiele-for sale by
Is Nav W&sER Sc 16vNBk.
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toner. deputised one Of the young gentleman Of
Their establishment. Mr.. J Il Steele, TO 60 on to
Burlington and take charge Of the remains The
bod. however was taken charge OF by the Ma
.on.. nd the funds found upon it, amounting to
s3,0aa, we're placed on deposit in the Mechanics
Ban. 4 Burlington.
RoBBISG THE DEAD.
Ii i aid TINT man was seen robbing some OF
the bodies before they had ceased breathing.
4 gentleman said that everything was gone
from, his pockets. even his pantaoons pockets,
when lac became sensible, aud yet his watch was
not taken
TIE CONDUCTOR.
The conductor is completely overcome by the
calamity At dinner. after the accident he burst
into l. = and could not finish his nenl.
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ENTR AoRDlNNRN

EXTRAORDINARY FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN 4
COCK AM GoAr.-A valued correspondent at
3laekaaafney sends us the following curious
laragral =; II cnn trace no causeor sympathies
Tor maat extraordinary . friendship that has
sprnng up here between cock and goat; but
such Wherever the goat goes the cock
secs Wherever the goat feeds the cock feeds;
with the courage OF its kind, Il any animal ap
pfoaehes the goat the cock Immediately attacks
him; and separably they pass the night togeth
err the cock roostihg on the goats back Coie,-
djAe CLroaicle
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HOTEL ARRIvAr,s -sentenl,ar 4

WASHINGTON nousE-w. W.. LEFTwIcH, PRopR.
W \ Pettigrew, Rockbridge; Jno G Ward j
X Ward, Campbell; d Barnett, Montgomery; 7
c pugh, Campbell Z IL; w Dews, Miss NJ Dews,
liafax Robert Paine. Lexington; Jas Towns.
VA; j II Pepper, Wythe; + Hall, Farmyille, r
Duncan, Va; II Bosse, Newborn; p Roar. Abine
don; John II Edgar, j \ Lee, Bedford; G W
Thompson and lady, Luneubnrg; billiard and
lady y c.; Thos Owen, Wytheville: J KYLE.
Chris 4ansburg Miss + \ Williams, \ + Cook
Virginia, Richard Lee, Bedford
blanks For SAIEAT TuIS nEEICE
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FAE.1 STOCK, 1855.
MUIR X STEVENS,
Importers and Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS EARTHENwARH &c,

ONE DOOR ABOVE PoWELL's HOTEL,
,, Petersburg, Ia
~ 'NCE the late fire the II tn of May lat, which
- desuoyed our Store and stock OF Goods, 40
"e have taken the Stose, one door above Pow. G "a
cit lioieI and formerly occupied by Nessr.. S1E
Wiz. Lea q Browuey where we hive ~ enrd Il large
md entirely rcw stock of Goods We have JUS
eriVed rum the European Markets by the ships Aurora,
West P"iat lrcue and Neptune. large and varied u,
% tm'ni Of China, EaIthenware, &c. &C., and
iiom tie Northern and Eastern Manu larturers. "a
Smtment Of Glass Ware, embracing every article u.a-
ally hei IN establishments of this kind We euume-
a'a few Of the leading ii les: Gilt aud Pain Dinner
md en Sets; some Of which very beautiful; VASES,
teet> fintss, Dishes Cups and Snucers, aud Glass
Ware ut all kinds; Bowls i'i.ccr. tioets. Tun bier
W mes, Dp"aners SAVERS, Shades, Salts lated oud
b~t'nna Ware CASTOR, Waters in Sets separate,
III and Mahogany Frame Looking Glasses. all sizes and
ah,cripltohs; Lamps Ginndoles, Bathaa Tubs, Ja.a
Toilet Sets, an Stone Ware of all sizes. Hav.ns per
a-eI ou G""Is mostly for h. feel conhd o. t'Fi
We en- =, II o~ low any other house, lac fund in a.
'htirt hnse visiting purchase rcsaecully M
&c +" rXAmin" oar stock We pay particular ait'9-
aoh to the pncGi { apartments.
MUIR < STEVENS.
sep3.s i donr above Poye1f. ilotd
gee CREAM SAz4ssON-M&. HGfELh
Informs the Indies and Gentlemen Of lynehl'i'e'
J hat lbs ICE CREAM SALOON is now oiaea. aud Nh
be constantly supplied with the ices lee Cream during
tie q" rsascu; q viii also furnish il for paries u"
lie ~uf"sl uut,o. a4trprage # his trioLds AM
1he hn,'i, is cirus4' rn,L,.i. ,nall0-dts
tr IA Arplc',a rawberrs7 sad al, hinda o'fu'.
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y, ahules Edward Alexander

Man IF cur renders have heard Of the sudden
aud nniimely denlb Of our friend, whose name
heads lhi article. Various rumors haze been in
circulation in regard 70 the manner Of his death
and the circumstances attending it. aud it is
proper. and but justice TO him, that the truth be
known.
II seeIn he had a difficulty, of some years
standing, with person by the name of Oldham,
who came, a short time since, to Jacksonville,
Oregon Territory, where DIR. Alexander resided
On meeting. the old quarrel was revived in some
way, aud "A serious termination Of it was pre-
vented by tho interpostion Of mutual friends
who fondlv opposed that they had permanently
adjusted lie matter of controversy between them
A few days afterwards, however they met and
Mr.. Oldhaa proposed to DR.. Alexander that they
should drink together. DIR. Alexander declined
doing 90. For this Mr.. o. Immediately drew his
pistol. D.. \. remarked that he was unarmed
But, after while, some friend handed him u
weapnn-w heleupon. he told Oldham to defend
himself This brought on the afrny, which pro-
daced serious and fatal conflict in the course
Of which Dr.. A. was shot through the abdomen.
He survived ut single day-dyng with f1rti-
tude. eeaeasese, aud in he fall possession Of
hi. menfa iaasIlies. Oldham was arrested and
put on lla upan tie charge Of murder. Oar hu-
sness Is n si'eak now Of tho dead anl We would
not, if ,se could b. referring publicly to the de.
tailed lsstipaay given bef1ro thc Examining
Court, pfejndiee The cou4eof the Hgiag. II the
(rbunnls#af Justice we lasr' him md his ease
without comment.
In this region of country, where DIR. A. was
well known, and whore his father and family de.
soryedlY e=4nmandod the entire respect If the
community. il cannot be necessary to speak in
terms - aelaey Those who knew DR.. A. have
iennea Vii deep regret Of his early death, aud
tender 10 his mother, brother and sisters their
sineereat sympathies. In this their hour of suf-
lerine. II will he Yuuo consolation to them to
know ibsl he died beloved respected and honor
ed, ana ia lis new home had drawn around him
Il laren circle of ncqnaintances and friends who
moarn slh them over this melancholy and lnvs-
terious di-pensaion of Providence Several com
nuniel'5ons haYe been received by tho famlly,
al bea3ag testimony to the high estimate placed
upon IN in California and Oregon whore he re-
sided. II his lust moments he called upon his
.mo{er,' who loved him 50 well and kind
FREUD ia whose arms he died, clipped from his
head X Of his hair, and sent it to that moth
er,as ite last memorial of her nlfectonate child.
She VII yer cherish his memory with mothers
love.an3 hqhe this last emblem with mothers
teara.
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EUNER Al, MOTrc,r,

lhe funeral of Elizabeth, youngest child of
George NJ aud Catharine Rucker will be preach
ed OF then residence on Diamond HILL this day,
"wednesday J, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. The friends
ot the family are invited to attend
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynehburg Market. septembe.l4

ToB,oca -lnspectIons from Oct der L.. 1871, 10
Isr < 598 lid d., same time last year GIT bids
faspe4fed ih.> week sCS bids. corresponding week.
lat car - hd-. Market active. and ptires well
MN tanr tor al Kind. Sales Of Lnes. ligh weight.
A. 4 nleior 4.5U u $500; goeI 81 10 81 50. fac
n,annfsetufipg-nauc offered; Leaf, common t. midi
4i1i8g 6 80 1873 90; medium good 8 II so 00i hae
.fffppiar-noae offered. Manufacturing. good 10 fac
l. u IT,. daetn extra DO SEQ 10 800
HHgAr.--Recepts increasing mi prices rather l,w.
under the influence of lust ioteign advices with saes
from 80 $40 Tie latter price only for prime ar.
WIN. T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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RELirf.-l he citizens of Alexandria have been
eetYe IL ,endmg 10 the sufferers of Norfolk aud
'maath. Mattresses, pillows, candles, bread,
i'mohs and money are among the things sent
from TINT port by the stoumer Star.
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Orders all times carefully and promptly attended to.
sep 5-d3t KEN pAINE d. co


Il BOATS.--The undersigned is the sole nve,t
aud proprietor Of the CANAL BOA / BRAKE and has
tested it. application and utility.
would refer To Captain Woods. of the boat j. Ro.
land, pyi 2 bel"oen hchmo.d a. Glarke's Landing
North River, who has il in
Any person wishing to be supplied with the BRAKE.
can he Informed by applying 10 me, at Lexington INV
letter ohorwsr of ia G. and can have /, fit
ted on at my point where the boat uilo
sopj.c2t ROBERT PAINE
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Sunday last, at Mr.. Parham Moons
of Halifax county, Mr.. WILLIAM G. Moon. of
New York city.
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t"f ol want. Nuhe Gee IT, IItH,
A. A. Raue, Geo. w. a. Rane Char,es Raiae. john
q. Rane, Hugh Raine, Richard X. Raine, and J, IN
liorner amt WA lam Horner, infants under the az ~
iwenty.nne years, hy j. w. Dunningusn ,heir guar.
dian a. liicm, Cha les Brooks Hugh Brooks, Tray.
Brooks, james BrooSs, Walter Noodson, William
Woo 'son Rufus Wooi.on, Edward Woodson, james
WUoA,on, Cqhariae " ooi-on, Rosa Wooason Ellie
nora Woodsnp. md 0ceanna Wondae Def.
On motion of he Plaintiffs, by ci William Hoo
and John Honer, infants under the Of twenty.
Yeas j. w nunnington IS appointed guardian al
trIn to defend Eem 10 this cause aud the motion
OF thr sHid j. w Huntington, gunr Inn al item leave
i. ernnte hm so hr hi. the Plaintiff, bill uron
condition that the fling Of the ! delay the
trial Of the Whereupou, be fled the sare 10
whoh the Plaintiff, hy counsel, repiifd generally. Ard
this cause in which it appears that the Iaiuf has pro.
cerdei against The DESCENDANTS Charles Brooks Travis
BrooNs, lane Brooks, Hugh Crooks Winter Wnodson
hwari Wood.on. james Wood son. Catharns VOID.
IN, Rosa Woodson, Elenofa Tanner aud Oceafiil
jHnnrr, who not Inhabitants of this Communicable
in the mode pre,rribed by NV and in which it app ears
hat the as been regularly maturrd and set lor
hearGt this day to lie heard on tie bill a.
swer of ihc Defendants, William and john Harner. by
their guardian al Item and exhibits and was argued by
counsel On consideration whereof Count doth ad,
ntEet order al" decree That OF The Commis inn-
ii the Court do tai the following aeeoants: l.t An
eccuari Of the money paid by the plbntiG Charles A.
Rhine, a the security of George 3. Wuod4on decd
81 Au ii the proportion of the money % najI
properly chargaahle against tie Nancy RAine
tec d. end make report thereof to the Court and TIE
Court dnh further ufindge, order ard decree that The
Plaintiff, Charles A. Rainc, 40 render before the same
Comm is~iprct OF his admin, tra,ion of the
estate Of Nancy Rsine de d. which said accounts the
Commissioner il directed 10 examine. state and ctie
and report this Crutf. And the Gont doth GIitber
audge, order and Decree thai tie same Cnninis, ion.
er d" aScc tain the fee simple ylne and the annual VII
tie oi tie i't L. the proceedings enionel. ard make
irpIl ttereof this Court And the Court do tn or
der TINT notice Of the time and nace Of King the &C
md or l,J
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EALL TRADE, 1865


M r beg leave 10 itf,rrn ilenis and customers
Wv that in receipt u urge portion Of
our Fall Stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Comprising the largest, mott varied aud DIES able aa
sori1rut have eyer BEEN allie to get up.
Having tested by experie &c the efeat advantages Ia
be derived from direct importations, W. have entered
nne extensively into that ba mess nnd having pnren
sed our stock of Blankets and Wooden Clouds at the e,
irene low prices of last Spring, will be ennbe 10
offer great Inducements in these Goods.
With increased facilities for getting up
READY-MADE CLOTHING
We are prepared with splendid Stuck comprising eve.
ry variety Of the lntest and most approved styles.
W cordially solicit the merchants of Virginia. North
Carolina, aud Tennessee, and particularly those who
have pair nzed is markc', 10 least look
through Stock, assuring them thu exhibit an
of Goois wi ch, for variety style, and ex.
cannol be SUI led: aud prices low as .hey
can be bought in This country.
Orders at all times carefully and promptly attended to-
sen l-d3t KEN T.. fATNE A,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

SEemr CONVENTION The Charlottesville
Jetfersoa'an earns that convention was held
there las week of dolegatcs from "a secret sooie.
~ known IA 1,olleGn as the Phi Kappa Psi. There
we're seSen chapters represented by thirty five
dflegatrs