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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-09-27
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The Tomato, The Peach, The Pear
And every variety of Autumn Fruit. can be efFectu
ally preserved without sprits suga or spice in Air
Tight Cans. of which large supply Of O'Neill and
Hunters.
BUCKEYE DOUBLE-sEALER."
With directions for use sealing material &C.. is kept
constantly on baud by Taos II. ATKINSON, Csrrolton
Ohio, Copper & Tinsmith, Stove Dealer, sc , &C.,
Orders from Ffuiterers, Farmers, House keepers,
filled promptly,
eB These cans are as easily fastened by any one as
q letter is ealed
Aug. 80, 1856. .t
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ESTATE OF AARON ELLIOTT. Dec.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Executor Of the last
Ill and Testament Of Aaron Elliott, deceased late of
Carroll county, Ohio JAMES Is ELLIOTT.
AuQ 40. 126h On
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ALSO, Cosmetics, Hair.pyes, Hair Oils, &C.,
~ for sale asthelowest figures. J. O. BAXTER
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FALL GOODSl
GEORGE P. SMITH & CT

NIVMUI ~lNNA- y VT
NO, 81 WOOD STREET, PITFSB URGH.
Have nov In store full assortment Of InpOrtsd and
Domestic Dry Goods. which will be kept will assorted
during the season.
Sept. 6, 1856. 4m.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Sent. 9o-lSBB. Tw. Pr. fee $3.50.
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The Tomato, The Peach, The Pea

Sept. 2O-ls55. 6w. Pr. fee IS 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
Baltimore cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov 2.-We have little change
to note III the market for beef cnttle since last
week. The receipts were again large the offer
Of the offerings 100 were driven to Philadelphia,
900 were sold for stock and to feeders 900 were
left over unsold and the b,lance (l,l0b head)
were sold to city butchers md packers at prices
ranging from 1854 to 81 Ia on the hoof equal
to 1915 s. nett, and averaging $3.50 grass.
\ lot of 20 head extra hefers were sold at $3.50
ON the hoof, but no other lots brought near this
figure. There was large supply of hogs and
prices declined materially. The ruling figures
at the scales were $7,75 1925 per 100 lbs. for
good lots. These figures show decline of IS
cents to 81 per 100 lbs. since last market day
Sheep were in fair demand at 81 to 81 per head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
~AsD-,n a,,,lic,,c \, ~ ,,ccree

n AND EOh SAs.E.-sn Sothtft'f W "
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Franklin County, on
The both day October the Of Helms and others
against IIcms Executors aud others shall on TUESDAY,
of December S5 the premises sell NJ public
auction to the highest bidder following TRACT Of LAND
belonging to the estate o Thomas Helms. sr, decd:
of Land situated In Franklin county on both
SIDES Backwatcr river contains loo between 600
and 700 acres woods heavily mbcred about 100 acres of
the cleared land rich river o Rr0pdS he up lands lie
well and very fertile Iherc trist and Saw Mill ON the
land ample water without the aid Of dam
This is by valuable Tract of Land for sale
part the and persons wishing TO purchase lands
m do well to Namnc this before the day of sale.
will he sold in body in two or more separate par
GELS shall he deemed most advisable
hundred dollars Will be required in cash. and
the balance in one years equal instruments the pnr
casers giving bonds approved personal security and the
tile to the land until the whole Of the purchase
ey paid. HlGH Nfl'sON, Com T.
ROCKY MOUNT VA. Oct. 2Gctlsth dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

tormined To- West the Spring will sell, the
18th day Of November inst Court day. my of LAND
containing 2l acres adjoining the lands of Capt Jno Ihomp
Joseph pettIoln San NJ Garland aud others THIS
land Hes within u miles of Amherst House aud II miles;
ct thu Orange Alexandria railroad and has II good
brek house with all tie onthoucs Thore
ahon 60 acres in original timber aud the quantity In the
SECOND growth shall take pleasure la showing the land
any person who wish purchase will MIR Jordan NJ
Profit who resides the land hundred dol
lars in money will be required and baance one,
and three bonds with good personal security bearing in
tere#. a. they fall due Il. {. PIERCE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
The Late Terrible accident oathe Pacgf; Rail

We published in yesterdays Nirginian, an nc
count of the terrible accident which occurred on
the opening of the Pacific. Railroad from StLou-
Is To Jefferson City,nst Thursday, November lst
0nr dispatches received last night by telegraph
are dated at st. Lous ON Saturday and state that
train arrived ON that day bringing the bodies
of all the persons killed together with quite
number of those badly wounded.
The wounded number of killed, so far rs has
been ascertainad, amount 10 twenty two.
1t is impossible to estimate the number of
wounded but scarcely man on the train cseu-
ped injury of some kind.
The number suffering from broken limbs. aud
severe Commissions, nnd which may be put down
as seriously sounded. will surely reach fifty.
The bodies Of the dead were buried on Sunday
last
a meeting of the st Louis Chamber of Commerce.
was held Saturday morning, and resolutions of
sympathy aud coincidence with the friends and
relatives of deceased passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
EDIHLIC sAlE.-am III ell al nue. ion with.

out reserve On TIT RSpAA, the 10th November, lsaA
on the premises the TRACT OF LAND known Iaeust
iMekct lying In the county Of Campbell Paunls road
Twelve miles rum the Court House five six from fanns
bridge aud two nom MafysNc The Tract contains 49,
W land rs we'll and produces fair crops Of grain aud tobacco
the cou Of dwelling house. stables tobacco.
h1fus &e Vt The same time AMI place. viii sell tho por
ton Of the OF and oats the land the
Ai Forrest " ho resides the land. viii
those wishing to view H. Possession given once for seeding
or clearing aud n1 possession the first January lsa6
Torn n sale GEO. H. LENNON.
etl5noSf
Z ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

"a I'm MILES FROM THE cry OF LYNCHBuRG,
10 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Tt tuesday,, 9th
NOVEMBER, lS5a-rhis Is of the valuable Grain
and Grass farms In the county the city aud
McAdnmiscd Turnpike all the II lies Beaver Greek,
and contains 800 acres 600 Of which open and In fine
state of improvements 90 of rich meadow creek bottoms
which well orchard either valuable
The soil very productive and easily improved having bed
&C Lime Stone passing hroughi and large Ipc kln H.
II be mHde very rich with little This limo has been
burnt and applied Ia Of the land which doubled Its
duton IN Wheat Corn and Grass Hswcl watcred having
springs branches cvery field Of 100
II well enclosed and bounded thu East and West the
whole length, by of low mountains = miles apart,
making well suited to raising sheep Beaver Crock
tronHh the entire length of the farm and has and
substantial SAW Mill, with shnge aud lathe attached al
Crushing Mill Tho power superAhuu,ant The
wood lands abound In fine pine stock timber and other forest
growth.
The improvements consist In plain Cottage and all
SrN out houses intending tive SIX good tahuf for hands
$4,000 Bricks, ready kined aud the wood seasoned and
ready to burn them, viii be sold that the ruschaor
bnd at aud having lime the place. he would be at
little expense.
Al the same time place " sold the Stock consisting
of the finest Durham Bulls Cows Oven and Earnings 50 head
IF Shocp Horses Hogs &r the Crop consisting of Corn
Fodder, Shucks Hay the Farming Utensils of and
substantial OxCat and Wagons, Horse Wagons, liarrows
ilows. Wagon Gear, &C. At, and elegant family Car
ri7re
The Land viii be surveyed and divided tracts of
400 each, II desired, To suit purchasers
Terms liberal and madr known on the day of sale,
n. II. CAMPBELL,
l.. A. WILLIAMS, ''N
p S-Tho above sale Is made the request 10y order of
John Ruekcr Esq who residos the land aud win show it
any wishing to view it before the day Of sale
y Sale positive aud unreserNed ac Il TIA ct6tl
- Republican copy.
POSTPoNEMENr
The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday the 20thins
\. H. CAMPBELL }Trustccs
l.. a. WILLIAMS. i'"s'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

Advlees FROM Narcotics state that great sere.
"oas were making Ia snnplete tie embarka:on of
Laabcu.
FRANCE.
The Bank of France has also raised its rate of
discount To SIX per ocnt-th"y say merely 10 pre-
serve the equilibrium between The two countries
1t Is stated also that the French Bank had res
tHeted It's advances on shares rents, Nc, thirty
per cent, of their market value
We omit much Of the news brought US by the
mails ot last evening. bat the above contains all
OF special Importance and interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
,.as. rAnLM W.NrrmAnmn.

~i55~xsy' VAL-SiApSON q nRO, slgu of the Golden
syzs'Elsy Pad Lock, Main street LyuehhurE, Va,
seE>~f rocotinRR very large Of Hardware;
Pocket Table Cutlery. Guns Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle: Silver Ppcd Goods Floor aud Table on Cloths; Win
Shades; Corpee Iuilhng Materials; Cnrpon-
MllvrPhts and Smiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings; Saddery Shoe Makers Findings; Wood and WI
Wnre Farming Utensils; housekeeping Articles &C.
Their Stock the most extensive and desirable offered
market for public patronage embracing the first class #
goods whole them recently purchased many of which
entirely introduced for the Fan and Winter
trade of lpJj
They cordially invite their friends and the public to make
inspection their Stock either those who wish purchase
may desire merely large and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
dtOMMg.s.NNMk,a sAaM OE..ANn NMAN

" IN NtIBl RB-3V virtue of decree of the County
Court Amherst in the ilanCery of Warwick Gar
land and others shall THURSDAY. the 9th day Of
December the fair day, Immediately
after tho sale of the adjoining tract of land advestsod by Tho
Trustees OF G.oree g. ture sell at public ancton the
prcniscs ~ the county Of Amhcrst the TRACT OF LAND
in snih utuGutrlt being that portion OF the tract de
vised by Major Nu arNk decd 10 Mrs Francis A War
wick tr her lilo, with remainder 10 George w. Mnrrcus y,
Thomas j and Krubru 3 Warwick which has been assigned
Thomas Warwick and Lucy T.. Garland dew of the
said Reuben Il Warwick deed II contains about pa
is only about miles from lynchburR, l. well supplied with
wood embracing sail 20 Of 20 acres OF wood land
on of which said DE Bc tobacco land aud adjoining
the Dwelling house assigned other parties, md the
lands of Richard g.. Morris. George q. Garlic Sc
II the said sale b. not made the premises at the time
above appointed said land viii be Offered The next day,
Ia d the Market House IN iynclhurg
Terms ah torhr expenses # sale; for moieY Of the
rcsdlr purchase money! credit 81 & T. and II months
will be PNcu md fnr the other moay credit II one two aud
years upon that Interest shall be paid from the
rxufraonn and IN mouths Bonds with approved seeu
will be required md the title viii be retained unl they
Hrc paid ROBERT j. DAVIS, ir.,.t,y
SAML GARLAND, JR, '
.iErs NdIth5ibt drc-ncp wIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

HupOHrANT NEw LAW HOOKs.-A. NOR
RS, Publisher aud Bookseller, Richnold Va, has just
published DIGEST OF fiiELAMS or REAL PROPERTY,
EcncrAlN adopted aud IN In the United StatOsy John
rayloe IomaS LII H. Judge of tho sh Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia of the Judges of the Court of Appeals
aud formerly Professor at Law in tho University of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged In
vols rynl Price %G 80 This edition. embracing MS II
docs n9nry all the English aud American decisions
the subject may Justly hes considered the valuable
compendium of purely American Law the subject of Real
Property issued In this country
thaBddor hcafs OPINION Of e Horh "rhs work applies
we'll To the Laws respecting Real Property In the United
States Virginia The work tho model Of Cruises
Digest and may well be recommended valuable addition
To the Lawyers Library"
Sands IN EgatV History of Sui In Equity
cnod and defended In The Virginia State Courts and in the Uni
ted states Circuit Courts by Alexander H. Sands ESD Goun
solow nj Law, Richmond Va vol postey 50pp Price
$500
This work is intended to supply tho young Of the legal
profession with hand book guide thom In the
mud defence Of suits In Equity IN reference to this object the
wtio traces the history of suit ~ Equity from Its beginning
through It's Nnons stages 10 hna decree Of appeal
ton sc Tho Appcudx besides containing summary of lo
r decisions by the Virginia Court Appeals 49, affecting
Equity pleading aud practice, contains variety Of forms of
Bs Answers Bcmurrcrs Pleas, Dccreos. sc, Sc. Tho
practical nutes also found In the Appendix viii make the work
a. valuable radt mecH1 TO the practitioner. sep 2sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
UpURRoIGuS SHArER 4 co, DEALERS IN EN-
IRAVINE READN MADE OLOIIIlNli. Invite the at

ppuRRQLGns, suArER * 90, DEALERS IN EX
Ep ThAFlNE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
their friends THEN
vailed and extensive stuck at FALL GOODS comprising
II does variety aud complete Of style aud mater
nj, every Hrc pertaining 10 the CLOTHING and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate hlrn of the
variety and rneso present stock only be had by
below found RItinl list
Some of the leading nrticlcs3
ERCOAIS--A elegant assortment Of these gar
menis Of the most desirable materials colors md sylosTa
mrs. Registers aud tlonks
DRESS AND FROCK COArS--Those sold at this esnb
mou surpassed pfocisonoss of IT. nsteuncss Of
general excellence Of workmanship &c being Ia these
spcrta CgauB 10 cls'om N0Tk.
BUSINESS COATS Of every material, ranging in price
from I 10 Ia
PANTS Black Cashmere Doc skin Grape Cashmere
from fine medium aud low price, Fancy CnssyUrc
OnIcs Cashmere Oxford Mixed, Heavy Tweed Saine 81
NESTS-Rich Plush. Velvet Black and Fancy Grcnadino
Back and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet
Mcrno Serge Black Satin &c splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING BIANkETS.-N National Flag 81 I.ogcr,
Epson and SaKony Blankets Gentlemons Shawls Mafers
McInu Srarfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and jean
Drawers ,raynis Stocks icssor Raglan Albert Napo.
Icon Ties Kid Buck Mock Buck Morino WOOL Plush Taia
Lsle Sebnstopo Calf Tiger and Nnia Gloves Buck Kid
and Calf GHmtlets SILK Mcrino Cotton aud Country knit
Socks; Pocket andkerthiofs &e, In short every thing
ally found In first class Gcnemcns Clothing and out fitting
establishments may be found In the variety and
the reasonable prices, nj the BAZAAR.
H. \, & CO. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them
thus enabled TO give their customers the benefit of the ad
vnnagcs possess furnish Jut the bcst made
ticles the lowest possible rates.
Those thoir Clothes made to order be
nodacd aud satisfaction guaranteed sale
2-ts BrRnOrGIiS SIiAFER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
6toMuI4>aONtm's NOTsCE.-1

hy decree the Circuit Court for Nelson County pro
the M day 7fOet3hur - in the Of "iiezc
kiah Jones' trustee Charles Ellia cX'ors &C. was dl
take Rtuta efall the debts due and o"
by NJ @ according to their respective liens aud
riurcs that he do 80 he shall publish, for
weeks in some newspaper PnbHshcd IN the
city anocr requiring all persons claiming to b"
creditors " Hight to appear before him nj some time
and place y,cpd intle noc" and file with him their cyl
debt" Notice is hereby, accordingly, given to all
snch erodtaslh appointed Wednesday, the 2th day
December take amid account which day by ~
o'clock the morning they required attend at my Of
fee Lexington with their proper evidences Of
take the aceonHt directed by said decree
Loviugsfon oct ouui' 1s55 s. H. LOVING
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

INRANHIsN n BROTHEH. Groc"rs n Som-
II MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liberty are
house Main street Lvnehburg Va just received large
and general Stock of Groceries consisting OF every e III
ne also large stock of Blankets fned Cloths keseys
Sattnc Plaid lnseys Cotton oznaburg Bro~ am beae-
Dcmcstes Calico Sc Boots and Shoes Wool HAS
Caps and other Goods which they oher soe
the best terms. loE Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

~
tors the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company
held the Office of tho Company the city Lyncbg,
Monday ,he 9Th October 1850 the following resolutions
adopted, viz:
motion Resolved That all stock aud other articles de-
signed either of the Agricultural Fairs
gnia their meeting in Richmond and Petersburg Will
charged usual going down and such
turned viii be passed over this road free.
Resolved That members Of these Societies will be charged
going and returning the
ton Of certificate membership for this year will be passed
back charge provided they return within fyo days
from the adjournment of the Fair
Extracts from the record.
lots WIN II. HlfHIiS, Secy.
p Liberty Salem Chrlstiansburg Floyd and Wytheyc
papers requested to copy.
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l-Wts tuuF
.uprrIL LAMB TDR sALE.-rhe sui

Z J scriber has two small T. ARMS Het N'''F'o" 49,
honse which he desires to sell ,..,.. a. lads 90
one Tract lying Bnrtons Creek adjoining the lands %,
ON - !, osser and others contains 2'4l acres between ~
40 10 ,cros first rate meadow land and creek bottoms "'
s f trstratc Tobacco land, withan Abundance OF ila.
land The improvements are suitable Tor Sih'i i"i'9' ~
irst.rate orchard of Young fruit trees. .-.,oo -,
hc other Tract Beaver Creek aud contains lou
10 ~ acres of bottom meadow land; the WOOD ahu
tinberrd and good Tobacco land The improvements
are new ana III s'o''' mo ID. ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
6Nougssss0NER'a NoTHCE.-Thc mnhor-

nj Y
signed the Circuit Court for Nelson Conn
pronounced 1T day of October Lao In the ease ot
sB T. Graham's adm. X. n. froemans admir-, was d'
of the outstanding debts dnc aud
owing said K y Freeman AT the time of his death sta
ting the same according their legal porite7 and dignities
said creditors 10 appear before him ny proper pun
ucatinn Notice crrby given To all such creditors that
have v, Incsry the 10Th of December next
hich LAY by 10 o'clock In tho morning
attend my office in the town of Low
aeGn with proper evidences of debt &c to enable me
70 state tho account directed by said decree.
LovISHsToN, oct. 2Dh, l-a5.
oc 2l.cvvlw s. H. LOVING. Conn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

HDlElaG SALE SE Si.aVES, ac.-Pursuant to
decrctal order of the Circuit Court of Amherst We
shall proceed FRIDAY the 9th day of November ensuing,
to sell at public auction credit - months the SLAVES
belonging to the estate OF Martin rGrk, decd about ID in
number
The sale will take place at the late residence Of Mrs Parks,
and prevented by Indictment weather viii be postponed till
the next fair day Sunday excepted
Bonds with approved security VIII be required
WHITING DANlES,)
GENOGE HILTON, Con'rE.
ROBERT TISSIES.)
At the time and place shall sell Mt public sale the
Crops hand Household and Kitchen Furniture work
oxen and all the remaining personal estate of Martin Parks
decd
Sxmonhs credit viii he given for Of five dollars and
upwards and bonds with approved security required Sums
under five dollars cash WHITING DAVIES,
Admir-. de bonis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07


STEAMBOAT will be ready or about the twenty
fourth Of October
COSTENTS;
First Application Of Steam.
Life OF John Fitcll-EnRrayne Of his first Boat
Life Robert Engraving Of his first American Boat
the Hudson River
Robert Fulton and ymgsfons first Ohio River Boatcorrect
Iikeness--Fnll Particulars.
Iatrobc's first Boat
First Stoubenyile Boat
First Explosion WHters-from Eyewitness
Mans of the Western Waters Towns Cities and Distances laid
down correctly. ,
Steanbogt Explosions since 1917 Names OF Killed ana
Wounded; List of Steamboats, now ahoat
Correct views psburs Wheeling, Cincinnati iouisvie,
st Louis and Orleans 800; Sketch OF each place.
Population. Business Sc, dc.
Fast Time the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List of Steamboat Officers on the Western Waters.
The New Steamboat Law--With Communicating tohtA
Disasters the of Lost Killed and Wonndod
The High Water In 1910 1882, lsl7
List of Plantations Mississippi River. $780,,
Important United States supreme Court Stehnoh peso
Three hundred pages with hundred engrat lFs manu-
somely bound BY renitng one Door siPad) You VIII
receive a copy of the above work. 49,,
the trade solicited and agents wanted III every
town and city for the work. , e,
Address LAS T. l.lpiD q 49,
oc 3dUclawt1stan Iost Office Building, Cincinnati o.
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nSDss NEW YORK. via PETERS, II fTfs
n BI'R(-rhe large and commoiious steam ses+szsas
slim ROANOKE. Captain SKISNFR, leaves my ,,,
point for New York every SATI BDAf morning at9 eiocH
r tho Of the from PETERSBURG arriving IA Ne"
Thronrh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals ana
stc Room on board Sli Second tass OaFs ana
Storage. -. ,rr 8 rouNSoN
Apply to . -, ,,,i.in u.e,,,shin rominv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
SfiN OOll MonrM oF DMN .ooDl

epOVsVUV AT COST FOR CASH--Bkooks,
BILL x WALLER, No. II, PEAnL SrREEr.-IIaying made
arrangements In connection with other parties 10
house New fork the LIST January and TO continue
house here have determined 10 close out
stock of Goods of which freah really desirable
w will therefore, aud after MONDAY, the 22d Instant
offer entire stock at cost Tor cash.
buyers WI ind In the stock fine lines of Bleacbed mud
Brown Sheengs aud Shrtngs Flannels Lnseys kerseya
Sleeps Grays, blankets Cloths Gasameres Satincts Ken
uoky Jeans Prints unghRms, Dress Goods, Aipaccas &C.
Our friends and customers wishing To buy order the
usual credits viii be supplied nj our usual prices.
We the agents Tor the "a and "a Staunon Pulled Cloths
aud VIII keep the stock of those Goods aud sell them as
We have heretofore
We solicit call from our friends aud the trade.
BkOOKS. BELL a MAILER
IL. A..