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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-10-15
SOUTH CAROLINA

ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
L. ii. Lomax)
- vs.. Bill for Foreclosure.
r. c. Starr.
DCRSUANT to order Of Court, I will Sell
l. Mt public outcry, on Sale Day in November
next (lst) the House and Lot now in possession
OF X. q. Starr, III the village of Abbcvile. The
Lot contains one acre more or less with COM
Portable Dwelling House, utbui!dngs, &c.
and is bounded on the southeast Ly lot of Wa.
Hill, Esq, and on the other three sides by
streets.
1srms-A credit till lst day Of January next
with two good sureties aud mortgage of the
premises to secure the purchase money, and
pay for papers.
WM II. PARKER, c. EA.D
Commissioners Office,
Oct. 6. 1858. % ia
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* kA- HE- -HDo

INIlE subscriber having purchased the inter
L est of w. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very liberal pat
ronnge given 10 the old firm.
lie feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
for the six years of his manhood, and business
lie, through evil as well rs good report.
And while he does not offer to sell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto. Live and let
Live, and will conduct business accordingly.
lie is happy to announce that he still retains
the service Of the agreeable and indefatieable
Waller who will net as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. lie is also
and White, who will be as Industrious. polite
and attentive as ever.
WV PERRYMAN.
Jan. H. 1853. 81 IF
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West Point,

Are you coming to the Point, this sum-
mer?" And the chance of asking their
gentlemen acquaintance, very innocently,
this most significant question, is Ierhaps)
one Of the reasons why young ladies have
such preference Of this over all other sum-
mcr resorts. TO come to business, however.
here is what the Boston Post says as to the
future policy Of appointing the cadets -
The board Of visitors at West Point suc-
gest change in tie mode OF appointing
the cadets. The appointments now are
made on account of friendship, or from poll
t'cai considerations, and many Of the per-
sons appointed are not qualified by prcvi-
GUS training or education for success in the
institution. Hence, comparatively few of
them graduate, and the government is put
TO great and unnecessary expense for the
maintenance of such persons, without rc-
ce'v'ng any advantage for the outlay. The
change suggested is, to throw tho appoint
ments open to compctition-thc field of
competition embracing the whole congress.
'onal district. Whenever a vacancy occurs
J" congressional district, every ono desi-
rous OF filling, it should have chance, and
Tue appointment should be made sc.ely on
account OF his superior intelligence and
merit. This is in strict accordance with the
democratic spirit Of our institutions, and It
would not only popularzo tho military
academy but it would greatly improve the
character Of tho army. Tie ablest voutbs
in the land would be selected, without re-.
gard to social rank, political influence or
condition in life, class of young and am.
bilious spirits would soon gil the commands
fitted to carry the banners of tho republic
with honor wherever its interests and its
rights demanded that they should be raised
Ss-o-
Tbore are 4,65s,s00 Jews in the world ;
40 600 Samaritona and TO m T,l,,n,,i;...
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS I!
MILLER a. WARREN

4 RE now receiving thcs stocks of Fall and
cd 10 oM"r and sell ns low rs any house in the
ci'y. 1h" stock has been selected with great
care ana comprise great variety of
blDISS' DRESS GOODS,
such ns
Rich and elegant Silk ROBE DOUBLE;
Bnyad"rs Silks, variety of styles:
Silk VAIENClAS, Striped and Pl,;d.
Plain SILKS, all colors
Mourning 'nysders md Chene SILKS:
Plain Black. Plaid and Striped
six POPLiNS and Victoria PLAIDS.
DELAINE ROBE VOUILLE;
Rich Fir'rd DELAINES aud CASHMERES
Emb'rd French MERiNOI:S. new styles.
Plain French and English MERlNOES.
Mourning pELAINES
French and English PRINTS
American
Mourning
Scotch GINGHAMS;
Mourning
Chcnc
extensive variety of slIAwIS, compris;usr
Silk Ihibct SlIAWLS;
Rrnch.
Flush B"rlrrcd Stella SHAWLS:
Chenille SilAWI.S an.l SCARFS
ladies' Black and Corrd Cloth CLOAKS.
E,"h Velvet CI.oAkS. every variety
All Wool Lone SlIAWLS:
PlnI" l'l' @ Src'nd M'ri"g Mcrino SIJAWIS
lot ofbcautiful EMBROInERIES. consist.
ing of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, in
rtt< "
.!aconet and Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COL.
LARS:
Maltese Lace SETS:
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES
.Iac"nct aud Swiss Bands
Linen Cambria IIANDkER CHIEFS PIo;r4
and Embroidered
iir'"d and Mourning HANDKERCIIIEFs
Misses and Boys W ool HOSE;
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS:
Misses Mcrino VESTS, Short and Lou,,
Sleeve;
For the Grnilem"ns line may he found
Black CLOTHS ana CASSIMERES:
Fancy CASSIMEEES, latest STYLES
Eich Velvet and Cashmerc NESTINGS.
North Carolina C-lSIMTRES. supcrior
article:
CEANATS and COLLARS; Mcrino TIES
MILLER WARREN.
Oct. ., 1851 ~ &c
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Il PRoPosAL OF MARR1AGE.-I won
an old lady's heart by a present Of tobacco
on my return to lnkau's krall. She had
been frequently looking at mo very at,cn-
lively, and paid some neat compliments
Ead she been young, and more like Peslau-
na, should have been fattered 4; but, untor-
tunately, her appearance was not one that
wonld be at all likely to inspire the tender
passion. Her face was thin and wrinked,
while her whole body looked as though it
were covered with skin that had been Or
lglnaI'y intended for Il very much larger pei
son. During the whole time that
she was at work, slo was utterng disjoint-
ed romarks to me, and at length proposed,
IN The most shameless and barefaced man
ner, that should marry her daughter
trequcsted 10 know which of the damsels
then present was the proposed bride, and
was shown young lady about twelve years
old, who had very much the appearance OF
picked CochinCbina fowl. concealed NV
laughter, and told the old lady that when this
lassie became taller, and very fat, might
then think more seriously OF her proposition
but as at present had not six cows (the
required price) bandy,I could not enter
tain the subject. The old lady told me
she would got The skin and bone adorned
with Fat by the time came on another vis-
1t; and for all know, this black cIarmer
may be now wailingin disappointed plump
ness.-Sporftng Scenes an South africa.
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Upon consultation with our friends of the Alb.
beville Bonnrr we have come /" the following
understanding That after the lst Of April,
neat, we shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months $50 and So 90 if not
paid within one year. The pressure of the
Times has forced upon us the necessity of ur.s.
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due us for subscription. are separately
small, but in the aggregate swell to lnrg.
sum, and if not promtly paid. subject us to
great inconvcnienccs. Our payments are cash ;
and we must require our friends to enable us
to meet them.
Experience has also impressed lis with the
propriety of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed n certain length und we shall
hrnc"f"r,h charge for the excess over one
square" at the usual advertising rates.
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When stranger treats me with want Of
respect" said pbilosophic poor man, II
comfort myself with the reflection that It is
not myself lie Sights, but my old shabby
coat and hat, which, to say the truth, have
no particular claim TO admiration. So If
my hat and GOAT choose to fret about it, let
them, but it is nothing to me.
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Tanyard and SIlocshOD.

- y
MR.. ADAM FIERNEUSEL, regular. faith
IHl ful aud successful German Tanncr.-ln
finish and durability, his heavy md light Lcath-
err challenges competition with the beet to be
found in the Charleston and New York mar.
kets.
Messrs. SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
Err, Boot and Shoe Makers.
Mr. Knox is known throughout the District
Mr.. Meyer as fashionable, finished and faith
full,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
for Gentlemen, and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies'. has not his superior in New York or
Boston.
Orders promptly attended to- Prices will be
known by cards distributed
A liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
J. w. JONES.
Calhoun's Mile. April, 1858 80 stlm4m
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II; The friends Of tnp,. W. s. HARRIS,
respectfully announce him 4. n Candidate for
the office of Tar C"iI,ctor Of AJbcvilc district
II: the next clcctiur
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Eighteen HIikciV Negro,
DISSOLUTION.

JNIIE firm ofpERRYMAN Il WALIEB was
dissolved by mutual consent on ih.. first
Of fJanunry.-l'artcs any way indebted to the
concern. will please come forward and close
their accounts hv cash. ("r n"'".) The mime
OF the firm. will hc used in settlement by ci.
ther Of the parties.
W. W. PEHRYMAN,
W. W. WALLER
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TO H'rOfrictOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter,

NOCID inform the inhabitants of Abbc-
W Vile, and the public generally. that he
has permanently located at Abbevlile G.. H.,
Tor the purpos. of pursuing his profession.
From long experience in Europe, and many Of
III" principal Towns of America, combined
with steady attention to business. he ilntters
himself that he will be able to give entire salts
faction I" all who wish to- have good House
Painting done and will favor him with their
Orders lie feels himself competent to finish
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The friends of Dr. J. +. M,COMI; RESPECT
fully announce him Candidate for Tax
Collector nj the next election.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
4 dBBETILLE DISTRICT.
Tn Or6inarxr

1OllN WILSON, claimine TO hc n dist, ihutce
~ Tin right of his wifr) in the Estate of James
johnson, deed, has flied his petite in my Of
flee. requiring the paper purporiing to be the
VIII Of said deed 10 be proved in due form
Of Law"
Therefore. notice is hereby given to Henry
y. Johnson. and the children of LoniS and Abb
gail l'ylcs, viz: Martha Pylcs. Reuben Pvlrs
and I"annn Pylcs-who resides beyond the
limits of This Siat"--ihnt " chncsIav the TWEEN.
~ second day "fDrccrnhrr next, is set apart
for the above specified purp">r.
Given under my band an.l seal Of Office, ut
Ahhrvillc Conrt House, South Carolina, this
9th Srptcmhe'. 1853.
WILLIAM HILL. 0. A. D. IT, s.)
Sept. s, 1858 10 Im3n
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~" We are authorized to announce 5. \.
HODGES Candidate for Tax Collector, Il,
the ensuing election.
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Overland mail for San Francisco leaves
St. Louis regularly now s.age-fars through
5000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

OUU IT ONNULITTHi
.1bbcriWe Diyirick-M lie Common Pleas.
Henry C.: r"r"ell' Attachment.
VIM. r. Lloyd, McGownn, Pins Atty.
w lIEREAS tho Plaintiff did, on the sx,l,
W day of April, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. file his declaration against the De-
fendant, who. Gt is sail,) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, mud has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration mi ght
he served: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, on or before the seventh dav Of
April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine. other
wise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given md awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CT
Clerks Office, April, s. 1858. 40 ly
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The friends Of JAMES \. McCDHD RESPECT.
fully announce him rs n Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next cl""iion.
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The inscription of the slab which was
placed over tue Spanish sailor recently land.
ed and deceased at Sag Harbor, L. l., is this
dead men tell no tales" The strange
vessel seen there 10 thought 70 be SLAYER
since supk. -.
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- The ""m"ro"S friends Of WESLEY y.
BLACK Esq, respectfully announce him a. IL
Candidate Tor Tax Collector at the next clvr.
lion
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MARSHALL. LEE & DeBRUHL.
FJNIIE undersigned have associated with them
l. in the Prnctice of the Law, STEPHEN
c. DEBRUHL, ESQ. All business entrusted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. A. LEE.
January 12, 1887. S7.tf
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~ G p E~ E H- H.-.

"a G p e. I'd 0: :.H.c.
INilE Subscribers havin. disguised nr their
rH;irr stock Of DRY GOODS i'm 1h. ,s.
tah!i hin"n' known as CHAMBERS & MAR.
SHALL. at Ahh"vi!lr &. H. =. C., b"ps leave,
I" recommend I" their friends and the public
G"a"rnlv their stirr.-~urS, McsSrS. JOHN
GRAY IL J.A> T.. ROBERTSON. who will con
.in"t lh' business under the style and title of
GRAY W ROBERTSON.
Thee ""nil'in'nt are well known by Us as
rn'"rrri>:n- nnl correct hl>u.ss men, nr.l We
ch"criuily recommend them in our friends and
patrons ~ worthy their patronage
sSy Mr.. LbIlN GRAY is our authorized
Agent I" settle all arc"un,S .iu", by or, Ia ,I.,.
firm "i CHAMBERS IL MARSHALL. auI We
earnestly r"'lu",' those Indebted To make rarlv
settlement, a. II is absolutely necessary for u
I" cl"<' "'ir hu-nrS, al Ahbcvilc Court House
and the al iacru, country.
CHAMBERS e MARSHALL.
'""mi'a :. g.. N"v. 50, 1871. 81 If
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Walking.

or all forms Of exercise, walking is the
most useful, ms it brings into play the great.
est number Of muscles, without unnatural
strain upon any. 1t also leaves free scope
to the external senses, while allowing sim
uitaneous occupation Of the mind Auo:h.
cr Advantage is that it admits of complete
regulation both in degree and duration, ac-
cording TO the strength, time, or wishes f
each individual. Those who have weak
lungs or heart must be satisfied with gentle
walking. and on level ground Although
conducive to mental activity, it is often a1.
vlsable TO keep the mind free from severe or
sustained thought when walking. Hence
the advantage of companion with whom
cheerful conversation can be kept up, or Oh,
serving surrounding objects, whether in
from study and care. The pursuits of
natural history are good in this way, and
hence also the chief hygienic effect Of shoot
my and field sports, excitement and diver
sion OF mind accompanying the actual ex-
ercise. Those who are engaged in business,
where the dwelling is at distance from
their place Of residence, ought to walk at
least ii part Of the way, both in the morn
ing and afternoon, if confined within doors
during the day. Literary and professional
men ought to walk more than they gener
ally do.-The time is rot lost, as the mind
will always be revived to work with greater
energy. The brain will do as much work
III one Lour, when there is fine flow of
pure oxygenated blood, as in double the
time when the nervous system is exhausted
aud The veins congesled with dark blood.
Artificial stimu'ants may quicken thought
for time but their effect diminishing by
habit, the quantity has to be increased, and
injury in other ways is done to the system.
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ABDENILEE AND WASNENGTON
S e AGE LINE
FROM
Abbcvlflc to WASHINGTON.

'E'llE PROPRIETOR of this well established
Line takes this method "f informing the
public that he has changed his Schedule, for tho
convenience Of passengers.
The Stage will be detained Mt Abbcville Court
li"n>.. until half past O'clock, on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, " and FRIDAY mornings, afford
ins an opportunity for passengers OH the morn
ing train from Grccnvilc to GO directly
through to Washington. Ga, the same day, con
Meeting with tn. train at Washington, for Au-
r">ta, Montgomery. Ala. The passengers arc
detained lew hours i'll Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington, Ga. on
IL ESDAl, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has hecn rcfitted with n splendid
FOG HORSE COACH.
gooI Teams and m experienced driver.
"a Passengers from all points above New
berry. going West, will find that they can
reach any point west Of Atlanta in exactly tho
;'ne time, and with $5UU less expense titan by
way of Branchvi!le -
For further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN NcBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbcvillc L. H., S c.
May 20, 1873 i ly
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The frjcn'ls of Capt. &. NJ. MATTI>ON re.
spcctinlly announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
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Dissolution.

G. P. REMSEN
rs prepared to offer his large and we'll ss.
L lected stock of Neto Styles
HATS and CAPS
tor the Fall and Winter Trade; they are made
Of fine material and will compare with thr
very best article that is manufactured whi.,,
for beauty and finish cannot be excelled.
11hMS Cash. c. P. REMSEN,
Columbis, s. G.
OcL b, 1897 % If
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Fifty Acres,

and has on il Well Of excellent wafer md
ali n""c-sarv on, huilinuS Recently -r-c,ch.-
i"sN">~i"!' viii hc given Oh The lst If January.
lS..?.
For terms and further Information. nrl..y to
W. W. EELrilEI;,
Ahh"vii:" G. IL July 50, ls5$. lIlf
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Tbore are 4,e6s,soo Jews in the world ;
10000 samaritnps, and 1900 IshmaelitesI
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+ 0 +. s A I, I; .

4 HOUSE! and LOT, III AbhcviIlr village.
! situated ON the Anderson r"a.l aLnu, "A
mil" "nL nq:n''ci from the Court House. TE.
libUS contains siA iilc rouiuS the LDT CON
tans
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06
J. M. STEED, Inspector.

OVER HE wENT.-Last night gentle
man of this city was passing over Stone
Bridge on his way home, and it being
quite dark, and he having had a "smell"
or two at the ''creetur," as he struggled
along humming that beautiful song, "still
so gently DER me stealing" one false step
brought him into the water, and compile
tely dissipated the happy mood into which
his potations had thrown him. However,
as the tide was low, our friend easily ex-
tricated himself from his situation, and
travelled for home, as wet without as
within. Moral-Don't get tight, on a
cold, rainy night; if you do, don't go too
near the tainy deep, lest the fire within is
attracted by the water without, and you
get duckiasg for your rashness.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
WE OFFER FOR SALE, THAT
w Valuable FARM on
Lynn Haven River.

in Princess Anne County, known as CHAR
LOW CORNICKS."
The FARM contains, by recent survey,
615 Acres, about 200 are cleared, most of
which is in cultivation, and well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Sweet and
well set with Pine and Oak, large portion
of which is first growth Pine Timber, valu-
able to Lumber and Timber getters 1t has
been estimated by competent judges, that
there are about 10000 cords of Wood, and
100000 600 feet of boards, when sawed. There
is also a fine lot Of Oak Timber suitable for
Ship Timbers. There is also fine Shore for
Planting Oysters, where thousands of bushels
may be bedded for market. Oysters planted
in this river, do, and will command the
highest prices here and elsewhere. There is
an abundant supply ofthe finest fish there is
also large new Wharf, 200 feet long by 100
feet broad, at which vessels drawing and
feet water, can load.
Near the Farm is beautiful sheet of water
called Broad Bay, where an abundant supply
of Oysters for planting purposes may be OBJ
tanned.
The Farm is about IL miles by land, and
80 by water, from this City, and about 2
miles from Lynn Haven bay.
The buildings are in good order, the Dwell
ling House has 6 rooms, below and 2 above.
Near the house there is a never failing sup
ply of well water. Upon the farm is good
Peach and Apple Orchard
If the above property should not be dis
posed of privately before the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1858, it will be offered at Public Aue-
ton, in front of our Warehouse, on that day
at IL o'clock Any person wishing to ex-
anime the above desirable farm, will find a
gentleman upon the place who will give them
any necessary information.
For further particulars enquire of MR..
WILLIAM bartlett, halfway House,
York county, or to
MERWIN g. MOORE. Auct'rs.
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BfYn RELIEF MEETING for Strangers
tn rown amongst us in distress, at u
O clock, tonight, at ashland Hall. The
case presents strong appeal to the gene
rous sympathies Of our citizens, and 1t is
hoped large attendance will be had.
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LIQUORS, &c

Liquors, &c.
600 BBLS Roanoke Whiskey,
AOO so do Old Buck Eye do
so do Boston Rum,
20 Hhds prime Molasses,
20 do do Port Rico Sugar,
100 boxes No. l, Soap,
100 do Adamantine Candles,
100 bags prime Rio Coffee,
so do Laguayra do
20 do old Govt Java Coffee,
100 Bbls Crushed Powdered A 4 G Sugar,
so kegs prime Orange County Butter
1875 Bbls No. !, trimed Herrings,
so do No. 8, Mackrel,
so do Cincinnati Mess Pork,
so do Patapsco family Flour,
100 do supertine and Extra,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco OF all kinds
500 sacks Blown and Il. A. Salt,
starch, ground and Grain Pepper, Mustard,
Yeast Powders, Bacon Lard, &C., instore and
for sale low to the trade by
LEIGH Il BRO.
de % No. ., Newtons Wharf.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.

F o R M E R Y It H E NION.)
THIS convenient and pleasant establish
l. ment having been thoroughly renovat-
ed, painted improved and put in first rate
order, the undersigned announces his readi-
ness to accommodate transient and perma-
nent boarders in style not exceled by any
other house in the Southern country.
The table will be provided with the best
the market affords, the bar with the best
wines and liquors, and his rooms are airy,
pleasant and well furnished.
The terms are very moderate, and no pains
will be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronise his establishment.
de 30 j. l.. WEATHERWAX.
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NOTICE..
MRS. R. E. RIDDICK, takes

MRS. r. e. RIDDICK, takes occa-
1VI sion with the opening year, to return
thanks to her numerous friends and the pub
lie, for the very generous patronage hitherto
bestowed on her, and respectfully solieits, as
she shall hope to merit, continuance of the
same.
Her stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
now choice and complete, shall be kept so !;
whilst the execution Of her work will be en-
trusted to the most skillful and accomplished
hands.
Mrs. r. would also call especial attention
to an assortment of desirable
DRY GOODS
still remaining on hand, which she is anxious
to close out Immediately, at great Bargains
for Cash. No. 65, Main street. ja4
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GURNEY & co.

U . ItN II II " OOe
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, BrOgans, Trunks,
&c, &c.
IT A X e pleasure in informing mfsp
i their patrons and the public I'm
generally that they have now on ' ~.
hand large and complete assortment Of
goods in their line, embracing the usual va
riety, which they will dispose of at the low
est prices.
1t will always be our aim to give our Gus
toners such goods as viii prove an equiva-
lent for their money.
All persons in want of really servicable
goods are invited to examine our stock.
GURNEY d. co.
lad No. 10, Market Square,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06

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