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MacshaN u. NarriS,

REING DESTROYS of locating himself in
- Lynchburg as an instructor of males, re-
spectiully informs the citizens that he will
open school about the 18th of January next,
provided II sufficient number of scholars can
be obtained. The price OF tuition per session
OF five months, will be twenty dollars. Those
persons disposed To patronize his school are
requested 20 inform MIR John Early as soon
as possible. His character aud qualification.
can be judged OF by reference 10 the follow
ing certificates
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IN CHl.NCERY.

IN CTL1.NCERY.
On the motion of the complt., by his attor.
ney who filed his bill and il appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court that the defendant
Zachariah White is not an inhnbtant of this
commonwealth, and without the jurisdiction
of this court, it is ordered aud decreed by the
court, that the defendant in this country be
restrained from paying 10 the defendant Isaac
White, any monies, goods or other effects he
may now have in his hands or which may
hereafter come to his bands, belonging TO the
said defendant TO the amount OF one hundred
and ninety dollars, until the further order and
decree OF this court concerning the same :
And il is further ordered, that the said absent
defendant Zachaiiah White, do appear here
on the fourth Mo- day in January next, and
answer the complainant's bill, and TINT a co.
py Oft order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchburg once II week for eight weeks sue
ccssvcly previous 10 that day, and that ano-
tier copy thereof be posted at the front door
OF the court house of this county on some
court day. A Copy-Teste.
RO. c. CUTLER, D. c.
November 10. wswl5
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LAFAYETTE INN.

FORMERLY THH WHITE npusr rAvrnS
~ AMHERST COURT HOUSE
Z aiii2 "tn stand IS again open and well fur
81 nished as a Tavern, under the m.nara.
meni OF the subscriber, who solcits a share Of
public patronage
WALTER 3. BOSWELL.
December 81 u1ron
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Eur ssaic uv Aaire

Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.
Holm 4 CASWELL POE have on
j hand a very general and extensive aSsort-
rnent of Leall,or, 400 Spunish hides, nad %
barrels of Tanners Oil, which viii be sold on
the most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather for raw hides
or tan on shares wts7 Scpt.li
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can be judged OF by reference To- The follow
ing certificates.
Mr.. Marshall L. Harris is DESTROYS Of pro-
curing "A school in a private family for the
next year. IN which he will teach the Greek
and Latin languages, Arithmetic, &c and has
applied to me 10 examine, in order that
might pronounce upon his nlificatons At
the moment OF his application aim so much
engaged rs 10 render it impossible for me TO
enter upon his examination. But atn well
acquainted with the gentleman, MIR. II. J. An
| dersou, with whom he has studied and while
| do not hesitate to say that he i as compe.
tent as any man to Judge Of Mr. Harris ability
to teach, | am equally well satisfied that he
would not recommend any person who did
not deserve to be recommended. The high
terms in which he speaks Of Mr. Harris, con
vinces me mere strongly than any eNamina-
ton on my part could do, that Mr. Harris is
worthy OF the praises bestoN ed on him, and
MEETS employment.
RICHARD NoRRiS.
Mr.. Marshall l.. Harris has resided alter.
/ nately in our families for the last two wears.
as teacher OF the Latin and Greek tangua-
geS, Arithmetic, &c. We consider him we'll
skilled in the Latin and Greek classics, and il,
The other branches which he processes ia
teach Mr.. llarfis's department has bppuu., !;
! tormy gentlemanly, and in all resrects nav
ceptionah'e He has been ver,t ate ot;vo IN
his school during the whole of the ,,me he ba
resided with us. '''
NlLLIAT RADFORD.
n., JOEL fANCEi, Senr.
! oooulucto ~ tcIt2O
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prust Sale oS AaSD.


nY virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO
ID Us, on the oi of July, 1918, and record
ed in The court Of The county OF Pittss lsanla,
we shall proceedio sell, atpublic auction, Tor
cash, on Friday the 2sih OF January, 1873, u
fair, II not The next fair day thereafter, sun
days excepted, nj the residence OF Charles
Carter, in fittsylsania county, ID oil
"A Tract OF Aana,
supposed TO contain 1000 acres, lying in tbs
counties of Bedford and Piitsylyania on
staunion river. The above land IS valua-
BILE. large proportion being first rate TO-
baeco land Ii viii be laid off in lots 10 suii
purchasers At the lime and place OF sale,
Ire deed of trust aforesaid will be exhibited,
and the subscribers will convey only the tue
which they derive from The said deed, which
is believed 10 be unqnestonable.
CIIISWELL DABNEG,
JESSE BURTON.
November 26. tbs 10
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Bedford December Rules, 1924.

Moses, On man ot colorO plaintiff,
against
Stephen Chasteen, Ek'r of Lewis Chasteen,
tleipndaufS
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Virginia, to wit

virginia, 10 VIII
In Haiifar County Court, in Chance'y, the
can day Of .horember, 1874.
Simpson CHESTER, plaintiff,
against
Daniel Chesher, John Chesher, VIM Simp-
son and Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Chesher,
VIM Ihomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone aud Peggy his wife, E.
liiah Woosley and Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesler and Zaebius Chesher,
defendants. r
The defendants Daniel Chesher, John Che
sher, William Simpson and Elizabeth his wife,
William Chesher, William Thomas and Han
nah his wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone and
Peggy his wife, Elijah Woosley aud Nancy
his wife, and Jas Chesher, not having entered
their appearance u given security accordin
TO the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and II appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that the said defendants Daniel Che
sher, John Chesher, William Simpson aud
wife, William Chesler, William Thomas and
wife, Hosea CheSher, John Stone and wife,
Elijah Woosley and wife, and Jas. Ghesher,
are not inhabitants of this commonw ealth,
on motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel II
is ordered, that the said defendants, Daniel
and John Chester, WIN. Simpson and wife,
Nm. Chesher, VIM. Thomas aud wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and wife, Elijah Noos-
ley and wife, and james Chcsher, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in February next
and answer the bill OF the pIninlifl, and that a
copy OF this orderbe forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door the court house off
this county Copy-Teste.
J. Ii. BOXLEY, d. C.
December g. wswHl7
Nilsson C0uDfJ OrJobpr Cn,,yf 1904
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~ Ntice.

WILLIAM WARE
WIZ
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CNo.t3.

their hut bad stood, and were buried
together within its walls.
Such Is the tradition of the Fran
CONAN peasant. There is no doubt
that the church was built. IL not in
the reign. yet shortly after the death
OF Charlcmange but it just az little
doubtful that. IN its present form, it
belongs In "A much later age. What
~ called modern taste has been gull
~ ol an objectionable breach of good
taste. The bones Of Eginhard aud
ms Emma rcposcd in Il MASSEY an
tIque sarcophagus on an antique mo-
numcnt. Some ruthless stone newer
has been allowed to unhouse the ash
es Of the lovers from their venerable
abode, X incluse them in new shi
ming. 10y Shop chest. These arc
men Who would set " Margarets
Ghost In the alrof " Pray. Goody,"
and dash the wallllowcr from IA ruin
to plant tnrnips IN its stead
This Abode of Bliss boasts anoth-
CT species of beaulitude. Ii il from
Village oil the Duichy of Darn
stadt towards Bavaria, and the ira.
weller who travels the confines for
the first time must submit To "A Bac-
chanallan ceremony. Ii was hero
that, in the oidcn time. the merchants
coming IN the fair from East, and
North, aud South, used 10 assemble.
Here they were accustomed To drink
deep congratulations on the Journey
they had accomplished in safety. and
good wishes 10 the approaching fair
and from hence they were conducted
IN triumph INTO the city by the town
guards oil Frankfort. they had pro.
cured IA huge wooden ladle the han
die depends from a wooden chain a.
bout three feet long, aud both ladle
aud chain are cut out Of the same
piece ofwood. This relique il reli-
giously preserved in an inn at Sell
genstadt. Every traveller who pass
cs the frontier for the first time must
drain the liable, hrimiuI of wine. ut
contains bottlc.) at one draft
This is the strict rule but in gene
raj he can escape without getting
drunk. by promising the by-stanh-
ers the remainder Of the bottle. His
name is then enrolled in an album.
which has now reached the third To-
Ito volume, and contains the namcs
Of most crowned heads in Europe dn-
ring the last two iIandrcd years.
RnsScrs Germany.
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| it was unpleasant in the extreme tn
10 business with man whose pride
seemed 10 lay in the disposal Of dog
mas by the wholesale. rather than
IN dry goods or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ne did not fail 10 displcase customer
after customer. by his olstinacy and
his donnneering t"mpcr----and he
fell into general disCredit IN the end.
! Extraordinary power Of mind sell
dom leads it's posscSsOr tn throw his
strength into the every day topics
which every body discusses but
when ii does. 1t never manlicsts IL
self in IA great number al words (;
pow On in conversation consists rather
in the choice and arrangement than
the volubility ol Language. The sin
gle effect IN ont-talk an opponent be-
longs To the weak ; it is their prero-
gativc. And nothing sooner dis
gusts than the myicldmg lnqnaclty
Of an impudent character. Turner
never dreamed of thiS--and many
in the world are as ignorant ol II as
he was. never see such an one
without thinking OF my old acqoain-
lance. and remembering that his
propensity 10 have always the last
1cOrd. drained. at length. his pocket
Of the fast dollar.
Turner Halkall moved away from
the neighboihood, IA BANKRUPT. after
a few years. aud settled some where
down the river. where he died. they
said. in consequence Of ruptnrlng
a blood vessel by desperate at
tempt To out talk an echo.
which got. notwithstanding. the last
word of him. The dame, in my me-
mory. has since talked second hus
band 10 death; and the children
never turned out any thing. for they
could never keep "A secret. or keep
peace, or keep tn the truth, II resi-
deuce within these boundaries not
aifording scope sufficient for the IN
DILIGENCE Of their tongues.
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FAM AND WISYEH
e. q y ID :.
The subscriber as nO1o Ttcctring q
iarge D. eatensire assortment Of
EHAEoNAnhu GOODS.

urge q faicHSIuC HSSSDFtHeHi "
sEAsoNADhu GOODS.
Amoss wHIcH Ann
Superfne London Bloc aud Black Cloths,
do. do. do. do. gasslneres,
do cassinetls
Common do.
Pcllsse Cloths
FlanneIs aud Baizr-
Pelissr flannfls aud Hattnetts
Rose Point ard Duli iilankeis
Camblels aud Scotch Plalds
Ciuaks and Big Coats
Merlno aud Cashmere shawis
Waterloo aud Brhganza do.
Clrtasslau Plalds
"A Spiendid assortment Of Prints
Mandarin aud konlrrn Grapes
Black aud Golored figured silks
Black Italian Lulrstungs
Pushes for trlmn lngs
Vch etceus nj all colours for Bonacts, a
new article
Silk Velvet .of Superior quality
Fashionable trimmings Ul every description
An elegant assortment OF fall aud winter
Ribbons
Belt Ribbons
Artificial Curls Of all shades
An assortment OF superior Umbrellas
Domestic plalds aud stripes
German aud American Linsey
Coarse Casslhtus for negro clothing
krrsrys 40. do.
Bed lick of superior quality
Man, hester Cord
An assortment of Worstrd Hosiery
Do. do. Silk do
Do. do. Cotton do.
20 Trunks Shoes comprising a general asA
sorlment suitable for the season
Cotton yarn, Crockery W are &c. &c.
\ general assortment of
c. IL o g e R I Il 8.
All of the above articles were selected
! by the subscriber himself in New York and
Philadelphia, aud ne is determined 10 sell
them AT The lowest prices.
+. i. BOWEN.
| Oct. OF. w6wl2
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y Yeachtr Wanted.

A YOUNG man well qualified To teach
"A reading, writing, arithmetic aud a few
classical scholars who Gun bring testimonials
10 that effect, can get good wages IN H weal-
thy, agreeable neigblorhood in the county OF
Campbell, twenty miles south OF Lynchburg.
Any gentleman wishing such situation cau
obtain the necessary information b. personal
or written application 10 A 5. II. N Lynch
Durg, at any time before the 10th Nov. or 10
the editor, of tie HIrgiulan after that period.
Oct 81. ts21
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Notice.

IN obedience 10 an order of the Hastings
4 court, OF the corporation OF Lynchbnrg,
the subscribers viii sell, on the premises, 10
the highest bidder, n public anrtion. on Sa-
tnriay the 5ih day OF nest month, (NoVcm-
berl the tmhers of the Bridge across the IA.
vine below Diamond Hill, known by the
name OF the Franklin Bridge Terms Al sale-
SAMuEL BRAN9FOkD,
JOHN CASklE,
HENRY DAVIS.
Commissioners.
Oct. 81 Isl
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.'Ir. ! arid R0SSer,

NOU will please take notice, that on
Tuesday the 22d day of November next,
at the Franklin Hotel, III the town OF Lynch
burg, between the hours of O'Clock A. n.
aud o'clock ?. NJ. shall proceed 10 take
the Deposition OF William NJ. REEVES, which |
shall otter as evidence in a suit now depend
ing, in the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
the LynChhurg District, in which you are
plaintiff and myself dctendant-On that day
and at the above named place, yon or your
agent can attend II you thlnk proper.
JAMES T. SIENENS.
Oct. "a. III
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va Esa a5s12sO0DS. just

received t OnsIsllnS OF
- .s,,pr velvet hlark Cloth,
L ~" do. do. blae do.
~ black Satin, for dresses, supe-
~ ,,or to any ever III this market,
Italian black Lniesi,'ns'
black Satin Lrsani'or' , nil,
b > ',a5.onr assortment of Ben Ribbons,
lyaite Cotton Cord, assoIl"h'
:, ,.,,,ks SHOES consisting OF thin x
' - sn,l hIarl Morscco, Srh-Iin, white,
,', and coIortd Plnnella, white aud CO.
j KI with a large assortment OF chill
/ 'lr.n.' leather and morocco.
'''' McKE", ROBINSON K co.
Sept 3, 20
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6 FL g III g..

We are now receiving the completest ns
sorln,cnt of S51%cFk > ever before onrrH i IN
this market, consisting OF gentlemen ;, adlrs
aud cmldren's Morocco and Leather SHOES
Also, quantity OF ledies white Md and 5iik
do. rs we'll as an assortment Of utia.r colours
White an baek Beaver, Eur and Wool Hat
- ogcthcr viii general assortment ot DO.
MESlICo, such As super aud common Cassi-
nets, Cotton Cloths and Cotton arns. Also,
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TIE ABODE OF BLISS.

Traditional Story ofa Fra"contan Peasant.
"Tho Abode of Bliss" (Seligen-
stadt, is small village, which, close
on the bank of the river, peeps forth
from "A decaying forest. IL has lis
name from having witnessed the
ldvcs, as it still preserves the re-
mains. of Eginhard and Emma. A
scanty ruin, called the Red Tower,
is pointed out AS having been part
OF the original residence of the low
crs. after Charlemange prndently
consented Ia save the honor oil his
daughter, by giving her to the aspi-
ring Secretary. Eginhard built a
church On the spot, aud stored II
with rcliques. The Peasauiry bav-
ing forgotten the names, and never
known the history, have a version
of their own. According TO their
legend, the daughter of AN emperor
who Was celebrating his Christmas
holidays at Frankfort, (and one oI
them told me his name was Empc-
rur Ncro.O fell in love with a hunts
man Of her fathers train. She lied
with her lover, as young ladies' will
do now and then, when papas lool;
sour, and young gentlemen look
sweet. They found refuge aud con
cealment in the forest, an out skirt
of the Spcssart, which. though now
90 much thinned, IN those days spread
its oaks far and wide over the coun-
try. They built themselves hut,
and, of course, lived happily. The
young man Was expert and lndnstri-
Gus as deer stcaler, aud the lady
boastcd requirements IN cookery
which subsequently were turned To
excellent account, Years passed a
way the emperor happens to hunt
again in the forest /; overcome by
hunger, fatigue and a long chace,
lle stllmbles, with his suite, on the
solitary cottage, aud asks a dinner
The confounded inmates prepare Il
Set before. him the only repast which
their poverty affords, venison poach
ed in his own forest. The emperor
did not recognize his lost daughter
in the womanly form, and rustic dis
guisc, OF the hostess but the dangh
ter recognized her father aud, ~
woman's wit knows no ebb, she ser
we'd up 20 his majesty a dish Whicl
she knew To have been his tayoritc
and Of which he had never eaten, eA
cept when it was prepared by hei
own skillful hands. Nero had scarce
Nv tasted Of the dish. when he break
forth into lamentations over th'
daughter with whom lis dellca Gle
are associated, aud anXiously inter
roga1co s.young hostess from WHOM
she had learned cookery. The run
away and her hunter fall at his feet
Emperor Nero was a kind-hearte
old man ; all is forgiven he name
the spot the Abode Of Bliss, IN com
memoration at once oil his dinner an
his daughter, carries the pair to n
palace, and till his dying day eat
his favorlte meal as often as he choo:
os. The lovers huiIta church whoi
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Large Additional Supplies,
JUST RECEIVED BY
rg.gzYE. ROBINSON G. CO.

xUrHICH, together with thost recently
w raceiyad. make their assortment very
,amnlrle. embracing all thai is AZ q w,
TAsTXYoWABLI aud USLS& J u.
l. !, almost unnecessary 10 say that thry NIL,
Il =. heretofore. ollrr their goods ON as reason
i mile term, as they can be procured in tue
market. and that every eXcrIion will he 'nade
+. Kern M their assortment and give satisac
4 ton to those who may call upon them.
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS OF
i sbenberd a Hirsl's very snp'r west of Eng
4 hand blaze 4. black Cloths q CaS,lmeres,
4 London and Yorkshire Cloths n Cass,tnercs,
OF various colours, al very low ptlces,
Fashionable ribbd aud Pembroke striped
Cdsslmeres,
u spprrfne and common Cassiuetts,
4 Manchester Cords, arge rib, for making cher
4 r, yalIy', and travelling poataIoons,
4 inrher supliy OF beautiful tesunSs,
4 Wor,ted Vests aud Drawers,
Rosn Blankets, IRON IL to IA, very heavy,
White, red aud green Flannei>,
Man arin, NdnNin and Caution plain and hSd
Grapes,
ca,es English, French aud American Cali
GOES Es,eruazy. DiOralua aud AniPode
patterns,
RssI italian biack Silk Cravats,
Fashionable striped do.
iis'd aud plain Cashmere ohawIs, some We
ry superior,
Slaid and plain black Levantines,
81, Eelcels, all shades,
\ rnpice selection OF Caroliue Plnids, some
very fine, aud of light textUra tor iadics
dresses, and others heavy aud tit tor
Cloaks,
L,nen Cambria Handkerchiels, with white
aud Coloured borders,
Shell, tuck aud side Combs,
furniture Fringes aud Cotton Cords,
soayse Cloths, Linseys aud Aapt Cotons, for
servants,
Black jOhar and extra super black worsted
Hoze,
Neu,' French aud Woodstock Gloves,
Do. white silk and Castor do
Ladies white aud colored Castor do.
DO. English aud French black and white
silk DO.
ENlra long white lid do.
Fashionable Frogs, for trimming pelisses,
Superior flushed Umbrellas
Rolling Snspeuders, very elegant,
fancy Kiilcules, do.
Neck Ornaments of every kind,
Macassar Oil 4; Otto of Roses,
ALSO,
"a Waliham, Midway aud Dover Sheetings
"a ohrtlng>, of all descriptions,
saperine Sea island Steam Looms,
Domestic Plaid, and Str;nes,
Dorchester Cotton Bedtiuks.
Sept %. tsl4
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ALSO,

x11ags
a Waliham, Midway aud Dover sheetings.
"a ohirlug,, of all descriptions,
saperine sea island steam Looms,
Domestic rIaids aud Strines,
dorchester Cotton Bediiuks.
Sept, %. tsl4
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.,t>ryn ASp roeIIsilEp ~
..aEIErCaER a RICH. II ToLER,
Il ~; ,irr5 ofHte Laes ct tic Unton'

Il .1aI;,hrrs ofHe hales et tic CH'oa'
j -,,.. seu;.Weekly Paper, Mt 81, aud the
- p,ncr. Al 81 per annun, payable IN
zsrta9 ,.lhserption will be received lof
4 lfaae,r,, ,n ,iN months, and no paper vii
i - "' ',,,,,sd hut at the discretion Of the
T. d''o",',',I all arrearages are paid.
dior. "", will he inserted at So
II A"'. mare tor less) the first time. and
#enis per ',. fer each continuance. Those
= IL , tto must he paid for previous In
rom :" .' "'o, or tire payment assumed by
Fhelr luu''snnsible person IN Lyncbhnrg.
on = chnucery orders are inserted Tor SIX
Iollfrs .l,.ossel 10 thc Editors must
D. n,.r gArp, or they will not be attended 10
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More New Goods
We are receiving a handsome addition OF
NEW GOODS.

CONSISTING ~ PART OF
Handsome dark aud light ground Prints,
Black, white aud Sll,ercd do.
Pink Ginghams,
Black and Colo'd Canton Grapes, superior
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac 6guredl Gro
de Etc,
Figured Book Mnslns,
81 Bmd-aye Diaper,
Cd. "a and l0-4 Table do.
Slle,ia Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed Linen Camblic Handkerchets,
Flag 40
l case well assorted Leshorn Gypseys,
8 boxes Ribbons.
do. Curls,
Corded and striped Florentine,
GrandcriIls and Cotton CassImere5,
Fine DoShedas Bansress Cords,
4 bales 50, IA aud 81 brown ShIrtlnGs
and Sheetlngs,
Brown and black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles OF Hardware
Liuuors and Groceries. ALSO, expected
in a few DAYS, splendid assortment OF
She'll Tuck and Side Combs, Morocco
black and colored PrunelIa and Leather
Shoes, Camb.lcs, SheetlnSs, Sugar aaa
Cotl,,r. &c. &c. Our assortment is no"
unusually good, aud will be well kept VI,
throughout the year, with every article Oh
fancy or use which is in demand, and all
will he sold at most reduced prices.
w. MCKEE s. J. Il. MEM.
tS17
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CL.OATgS.

We are now receiving the haudsomcst ms
'ortment of CECagTS ever before oiieret
for sale in any market and will be ,old whole
sale or r,ta'I at Philadelphia prices, al IL,
New store of
AMDREWS g. THEIRS.
MAIN STREET., LINCHBURG.
Aug Is. Isl
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NNIOS SOCiNIN.

AsN conformity to an act OF the Les'sla-
1 tune Of Virginia, entitled an act, mc"f
h,ra,ins literary and library company III
The town Of Lynehburg," passed The i6fll
,day of February, 1929; / am directed
publicly to notify the menrbers Of the
sh>uchburg Uuion Society, thai they arr
IN said act directed to meet lat the usual
.hour) at their Hall, on the tirst Thursday
lin November next, to transact crrt"'n
Ihusiness prescribed by the Constitution
and laws Of the institution.
Ia MAURICE Ii. GARLAND, Sec.
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