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Virginia
Al rules lden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court of chancery for the Lynehburg District, the 10th
day June. 1906.
Jesse Hicheson, admir-. de boni, non with the will
annexed of Anthony Rueker, ktcd, Pit.
against
Ambro'e Rucker and Nelson c. Dawson late execu-
tors of Anthony ker, decd Richard Buris Spen.
Ger Norvtl and ELIAS Wills, Deits
The defendant Richard Burks not having entered his
appearance and given security according the oi
Assembly aud the rne' OF this court. and IT appearing
by satisfactory evidence tla he an Inhabtan o.
ihis country II so dered, that the snd defendant dc
appear here he first day OF the term and
e bill OF the plaintiffs and tina acopy of this order
b. torhwi serled in some newspaper printed in II,
town Of LynchburF, for two months suCc, ssvel and
posted the front donr o. tue conrthouSe in the SAID
town. Copy. Ieste,
~ J. WILLS, c. c.
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Virginia
At rules holden the clerks Office of the supeuo,
court chancery for the Lynchburg district the Ion
day of June, 1926.
William Black, Pit
against
Landon c. r yes. Thomas A. Holcombe, Peter Wal.
ker and Robert Norris, Defts
The defendant Peter Walker not having enter.
led his appearance ana given security according TO thu
of assembly and the rules of this court and il an.
pesrng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nha
bitant of this country, is ordered that the said dee
ant do appear here the frs day OF the nexterm aud
answer the bill otthe plaintiff; and that copy of TIM
order be forthwith inserted in paper prpted
i'm the town of Iynchburg for two months successveiy
land posted the front door Of the court house in tht
lsaid Town. Acopy--Ieste,
~ JOHN WILLS &C
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Virginia
A'rules holden the clerks office of the Superior
Court II Chancery for the Lynchburg District, the io
day of June, 1920.
Richard Harrison, pt.
against
Robert bree and his wife.and Nelson Craw.
Z I'd, admir- of aleb Rails, decd Dctts.
he defendants r. bert Sebrtt and his wife
mot having entered their appearance and given security
according the acr of Assembly and the rules of tbs
court, and it appearing b satisfactory evidence tina,
hey are not inhabitants OF this country it is ordered
hal the sand defendants do appeal here the fest da,
pi the next term and the bill OF the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted IN
som newspaper printed in the town of Lynehburg, To-
two months uccessyely and posted at the front do
ihe eonrt-houSe in the said own.
Copy. Ieste,
AZ J.WILLS,c &C.
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NOTICE-By virtue OF a deed of trust,
~ executed 20 the subscriber by Joseph
Boyce, bearing date the 9Th Dec. 1919, aud
duly recorded, will sell, TO the highest bid.
der, Tor ready money, on the premises, on
Friday the i4,h day of this mouth, (julyD
h Lot or half acre of Ground, lying at the
1 jun cton of Fourth Alley and eleventh street.
acting rs trustee will convey 10 the pur-
lchaser snch title as is vested in me by the
said trust deed. WIN. RaDF0RD,
July 3. tctds92 Trustee.
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Virginia;
At Rules holden IN the clerks office of the Saperio
Conrf OF Chnncery for the Lynehburg District, The lo
|duy of June 1870.
isaac hueker and Ambrose Rqaker, Plus.
aFnInst
Rlchs d II. Burk, William shelton, Richard Burks
William Ware, Nre 1ibaid Robertson, the admir- of I
isaac Iinsle dee d. Fleming Coleman, ebert usl,y
Alexander linslry and VIM. h, Roane, Defts.
The d"fendans Richard n. Bnrks aud Richar,
buiks not having entered their appearance an
r. n secuify according 10 the act Of ASsenDl,
land Thu rdes of this court, aud I apT+s ing
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this country: tits ordered that the said d. PENDANTS d.
appear here the first day Of the next term and anve
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order b.
lorth"lth inserted IN some newspaper printed in tn
Town af Lynchburg, for tive months suec SSiyely an,
osted the front door of the courthouse in the sal
town. Copy. Teste,
47 ]. WILLS. C. c.
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NrARsHAL's sALE-Io pursuanc

Ne AhonAL - DALE In pursuance
FA of b decree OF the superior court OF
Icilancery for the Lynchburg District, pro-
bounced on the 2ith dny nj October. 1870. in
the causes therein depending, between DAM
iel Il Perrow plaintiff, and Ediths Clay, mol
Ither, adr fniaratrix and one Of the heirs of
Cyrus b. e4dy, decd Junius Clay. 0den
ICley, aud Paul A. Clay, the brothers and %
her heirs OF Cyrus Clay, decd the two
last infants by Edilha Clay, special, assign
led their guardian, defendants, and the same
/ plaintiff VS.. tho same defendants The under
|signed marshal of the said court, will on Mon
lday The oath day Of July next, iffair, if not,
The next tar day thereafter, Sundays except
led, expose 10 sale, upon the premises, byl
public anciion. to the highest bidder, for rea \
|dy money. The land aud premises In the prof.
!ceediug mentioned. lying in the county of
Campbell, on the waters Of Beaver Creek j
bounded by the lands of Samuel Femmiug,
Stephen Pcrrow, Bnrtlet Wiley, md lands
now in the possession of David Ross, being
he land whereon the ssid Daniel Il Perrow
now resides, aud containing 200 acres.
j. YANCEY. ID. IN L d. C c.
June %, ids
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ADVERTISEMENT.

A S have determined to remove to the
4 "A west, now offer for sale my house n Lot
i'm the town of Lynchburg. Also the tract
|of Land where now live, on Staunton river,
containing about 400 Acres. Considerable
Quantity OF it is ofthe first rate Low Grounds
land unquestionably the best tract of Tobac-
leo Land in the county. Also, $50 acres Of
good Tobocco laud in Pittsylvanis county,
on both sides Of Straight Stone creek, Also,
l26o acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek. Also, $50 acres, lying on Gornm's
Branch, near Stanton river. And also, 33s
acres, near the same on the waters of Stink
ting River. AS expect to move in October
wish TO make sale as quick as possible
ssIbose wishing 10 purchase will call on me a
ANY tipe and will shew the land and settle
e,he price. GEO. BOYD.
Zion Hill, Campbell county,
Cherokee Nation, April 10.
tcts36
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Virginia

Virginia;
At rules holden in the clerks office of the superior
court of chancery for the Lynchburg district, the o
day of June, 1898.
Peter Street and Saan his wife, late Susan NJ Scott
Pits,
against
John Haynes, Iohn " otey and Barnabas A. Edison
and ChhriesC. Patteson, exrs ofBoyce Edison, deed
DefIs
The defendant John Haynes not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according the act OF
assembly aud the rules OF this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabtani
of this country II ordered that the said deendan,
DO appear here the first day ofthe next term and
answer the bull OF the plaintiffs and that q cop, of
thiS order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III the townof Iynehbnrg for two months sue
esyey and posted athe front door of ths court hous,
n the said town.
a copy-Teste,
AZ JOHN WILLS,c.c
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4 DVERTiSEMENT.-All persons in
IA debted TO the estate of Jas. Mastin, dec.
Iare requested 10 come forward & settle their
laccounts, and make payment without delay,
jas Indulgence cannot be overland persons
having claims against the estate are request.
led to bring forward the ir accounts properly
for payment.
HENRY FORQUERAN, Admr.
Of James Mastin, dec.
Juneo1. c4w46
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u EMOVAI4--EDWARD BROWN
lie has removed bis JeweLiers Shop to the
tenement next door to the Virginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes g. Brewster.
he takes this opportunity 10 return his sim
cere thanks TO his friends and the public for
/ he patronage heretofore given him, and as
sures them he will endesvor 10 merit a con
|tinuance of their encouragement, by promp,
land faithfu, attention to their orders tor re.
pairing watches aud clocks, making and
Intending jewelry, or executing any work in
ibis line with which they may entrust him
EDWARD BROWN.
June I. tsi3
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Lynchburs Young Ladies' Sc
minary.

"Ailut,S.
N this Institution, conducted by Mr.
l. and Mrs. Leuba, MIR ii. Leuba and an
Assistant, are taught all the branches of En-
5i'sh education including, Natural PhiIeso.
|nhy Chemistry Mythology; Chronology
|hhetoric Composition ; the Mathematics
and, moreover, Drawing and Painting on pa.
per and velvet; Landscapes Music, vocal
|and on the piano-torte the French, italian
land German languages all kinds of Needle
Work, &c. &c.
Scholars uciU be reeeived, at ana
time during the present session. until
|the 9th day Of .august neat, 1chen 1t
|1cM terminate payments IN proper
|tion Of the time.
At the end of every session there will be a
public examination. under the direction of
respectable gentlemen of this town which
w'I' enable the public to judge Of the i'm
proyement Of the scholars.
The sessions after the present, will be of
hve months each and commence, regularly,
on The LIST OF October and Isl of March.
The months of August and September, will
De the only vacation given each year.
May Is. ia
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5NoTicE-l offer for sale my tract ofand,
within seven miles of Lynchburg, con
liaining One Hundred and sixty and i
Rhaf Acres, by recent survey. This land ise
EQUAL to any in the parts aud well improved,
thas on il good manufacturing mill, all com,
.piete, with one pair of burr stones aud two
1 pair country stones, and crushing machine
for the purpose of corn and plaster likewise
"a good saw mill, and a new disillery, Just
spnt in operation, by which may be made
seighteen gallons of wbi.key per day. This
gmIl stands in n fine rich neighborhood, and
The country grist is not surpassed by any in
This part of the state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
to the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
May l6' ts7s
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TAaARSHAL'S SALE.-h puysuane

NaARSHAL'S SALE.-M pursuance
4yR Of decree Of the Superior Court of
JChancery for the Wythe District pronounced on
= The twentythird day Of May, 1922. in the case
lnf george Wnsser, William COper, joel Light
fner, Henry RdgGt, Joseph and Frederick Hob.
fiey, Casper Shaftnsr, Henry Bear, John Weich,
lJohn Hubley William Jenkins. Samuel Unite,
William Glenn, augustus K. Kuhn, Henry
\ Sinymdker, md Jdcob Shtrer, plaintiffs, against
Le,Dis Hamilton y Henry Hamilton, children
and heirs Of William Hamilton decd, Jutiana
Hamilton, widoW and administrative Of said
! tViitium Hamilton, decd and Emanuel Rel
+ tari Senr aud Emanuel Reirdrt junr, assign
ses ofibe said Hil,i1m Hamilton, decd deJenf-
4 ants, The undersigned Marshni Of The Superior
Court Of Chanc'ry for The LynchbHg District
FviH on Saturday he 10Th day Of Juiy nett
|(if fair, il mol HE first fair day hereafterl
Sundays erpected) proceed 10 sell, bejore heI
front door Of he Conrt-hoase Of franklin
|conntg, for ready money, (suLjsct TO the doioerI
lof Liiand Hamilton, WidOw Of lillian Hun
|iHon, decd. If SHE shah hereafter claim III
|same,) Two Tracts of Lind in sa,d dfcreel
mentioned, lying in the said county Of Frnnk-I
Yin, one IF Whicb contains four hundred and
eighteen acres and Me other, one huHdred anil
eleven acres. The first mentioned trnct in
ciudes Sersrni branches Of the Run ct bag|
Greek, aud me latter is situated OF the .Mainl
Mountain.
GEO B. WOODSON m.s.c.I. D.
June 10. ctds45
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LUN4TTC HOSPITAL, williamsburg
NOTICE is hereby given that the Cells
~ in the Lnnatic Hospital in the City
If Williamsburg, are ali occupied, aud that
no more patients i'll be received in the
said Hospital, until some of the said Cells
are vacant-due notice of which will be
given.
BY order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C. D.
June 1. cw1A43
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Rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont.

fHCHHuttom anu HHCHWHtfC pUlL.
n Judicious practitioner in London spea-
L.Aking Of these powders, expresses himself
Uhus-.'i have (says he) employed all my skill
and talents to find out an useful preparation
4 Tor the relief and cure OF rheumatism, and /
most sofemniy affirm, that haze never found
lany thing so g0oi, so safe, and SO eGicuci0us,
Bas Dir. Drisden's Rheumatic Powders. You
1may depend upon II Gays he) for | have Of
sten experienced it, that they possess every
2virue that can justly be ascribed TO any med
Ecine tor that tofmenting disease. Here then
4 says he, AGAIN. you have a medicine OF super
4 latiye efficacy and of intrinsic value mild in
dits operation and certain in lis effects, and
: (which may be given with success III varie-
+ ~ OF chronic diseases, but especially in obsti-
nate Rheumatism. II may be given to the
youngest children, and to women in the most
Idehcdfe situations In pains Of The face, &c
Ia powder taken al bed time will give relief.
DIR. JEsHIses of Edinburgh, speaking of
3these powders; says, | have used them IN my,
fpractcc, as well ms in the hospitals, and find;
bthem 10 be n most valuable remedy in casesj
fof Rheumalism, and well calculated 10 do!
.mnch good, and therefore recommend ihemI
sto general use being confident in my own
1oplnion, as we'll as that OF others, that mol
zone will be disappointed who may have oc
'Casloh 10 use them.
d.. CLARK Of New York, in letter to theI
agent OF proprietor, concludes by saying, The,
poorer class ofpeople will find in these pow 1
ders, valuable aud cheap medicine, for /!
have generally found from one 10 two boxes !;
have produced cure, and III some cases half
a box has had the wished for effect L. in onel
instance gentleman who came under mys
'care, laboring under obstinate chronic Rheu-!
'matism, attended with all the symptoms off
approaching consumption, by continuing the5
use OF the powders both diseases were com-l
removed, and am an opinion, that
this medicine will prove valuable remedy /
|in complaints OF the chest, as well as Rhsu.
Imatim.
PREPARED and SOLD BY
NJ. S. DRESDEN. NJ. D.
No. 49, 81. Pauis London.
Who has appointed DR. ROBERT HARRIS ,:
H. of Philadelphia, the only agent in the U-I
nited States, to vend the Rheumatic Possdsrs Il
with tull Powerto appoint other agents wheres
he may think proper.
u THE subscriber is appointed Ageatl
and has for sale a few dozen boxes of DIR. l
Drisden's Rheumatic Powders, each box conf
aims 3 doses. Price 81 % Per Boz.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Apothscary and Druggist.
July Sd. 1892
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Mclte Brun's Geoprnobu.

I'VE subscriber has been appointed to
x the agency for Matte Brun's Geography
PERSONS wishing to obtain this very valuable
WORK, will please call at the new Book and
Stationary establishment of
CHAs. A. WlTHERs.
san' oo. ts48
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A,tsIsIWAIS2.

sGt IL w AtsISAYAL2a
sNtlHf subscriber has jas, received dmee'
: - from Phiadeiphis. d further supply ol
n EW DO0R3, among them Is a inr-
stber supply ot the new WesrriY Novel, chli-
BED Woodstock or the Cavalier, Tale Of The
Hyear 1901, in 2 vols This work is good il
enui superior to any That's been before The
fpnbic, from the pen OF the great unknown
. VI gives II full account of CromweiI's time
/ &c &c.
z Also large supply Of Law and Miscella-
,sneous Works, all OF theG just published
Together with beautiful assortment of chill
sdren's Fancy Painted Toy Books, &c. &c.
All OF which he is determined TO sell very
Flow. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
July g.
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BLANK WORK

AT ni.uts's notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
he public generally may rely on having any
work ordered OF me, faithfully done l. made
PIT Of the hes, materials and at very low pri-
ses--Persons wishins books bound are re
irssted % bring ,hem forward immediately
IS an somewhat at leisure and can do them
auch better than When Nh pushed with
work. The pw,lic are further informed that
.'nd books at mpch lower prices than they
EVER were known 10 ds done at in this part
|,fthe country, and ia much more superior
manner AEHAhl *. NORi II.
Feb'9. ts27
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NOR SALE the LANYARD at New

E'OR SALE The TAN-l ARD at New
4 Glasgow, now in the occupancy of MIR
ICharlss L. Barret, together with commodi
Gus dwelling house. kitchen, smoke-house
lsnd other nut houses. There is attached &c
This establishment but little short Of four A.
ores of Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout 40 vats. and bark sufficient 10 work the
yard for some time ~ come. This situation
Us believed to be one OF the best for the re-
Icepton Of country hides in Virginia. Pos
session, Tor the purpose OF working IN hides,
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first of December next Any per
son wishingto purchase such property will
do well 10 call and see il, as great bargain
may be bad Mr.. Barrett. Of New Glasgow,
will show the property, and is authorised to
stipuale for the same.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3 ts92
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TyIorTAS J. DUvAL,,sEy


"a AS just received an additional supply
4 Z o. fresh Drugs aud Medicines, &c. a.
|neag which are the following
CastorOIt, Cslomel, Jalap, Sal. Ammonia,
ipecac, Csrh Auona, Spts. ditto, Epson
Salts, Glauher do. Rochelle do. Chelten.
lam do. English Manganese, Gum crum,
,emon Acid Almond Soap, Violet do Yer.
,Acular do. Oriental do. palmyrene do Ahyssi.
ian do. Rose do.Palm do Musk do Benzo Dine
10. Bandana do. Olive do. Transparent do
Purple Saucers, Pink do. Peach DO Tooth
Drawers. Tooth Punches, Nipple Shields
Stomach Pumps, Snuff Boxes, Smelling Bot.
les, Flesh Brushes, Tooth do. Shaving DO
|Retor,s all vices, syphrons, Sand Paper, f.
astic sad Silver Ca,tetors, Ground Logwood
lSwiss and American Glue.--Together with {
I,umber OF otherarticies liz his line for sal,
II the lowest cash prices. May T.
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I OH p IL sui-,ttefs. no. =
4 irrracticahle la u,rrt t=..r
: .nents, and wishing 10 80 ibetr rt..l.,5
fIromhi justice sd tar they cru. b.,a L
4feriuined 10 cio.e heir business. and
: pose 81 all their property by WY Of ~
&nhchoh,s so soon as II ian he 1reparrt =.
nHi ket. In pursuance. at this dtirrp. /
2lhey VII, on the Goth day OF july. lsa6 A
) their store III tie town Of Lsnrhinrr ~
1by way nj public hncli"n, their en,ir,. .,,,i
fol Leather, and other Goods, in ,i,i,
Es'ore winch stock enbfnces Nil kind.
rLeaiher suitable for Snddi.rs. Shoe mai
: farmers, SIC, &c. Also, quantity Of tsaa
made Saddiers, Curriers' foeis, Tellnw. Ta.
, ners Oil in harrels ~. &c So Socn ~ :, III
sale oi the property above mentioned -
{haVe been completed. the snle viii no ~
>I0urned 10 the Tan-YArd of the sul,srrira /.
! IN the eouniy ct Amherst, near Iynrhb,.
7 where they will sell, in like manner. tbo 81 n
towing property, 10 wit Their stock ofIaaa
tSheep, Horses and Cattle, Two horse Carl n
Gear, three or four PlouEhs, Household ~,
Kitchen Furniture, one large Marble Sl.L :,
fdress leather on, three plank do Crrryin,
kShop Tools, and Tan yard Implements. 7, n
Gus, POSTS PLANK, ScantIing, Il number 81
well cured skirting Hides, few light hides +
and Negro man slave, by trade tanner II
til
he distinctly made known at the time ~ *
place OF sae.-Ne earnestly invite nil ~. ID
creditors TO come forward and purchase m, 4,
they will he permitted to discount three b
fourths OF the amounts OF their respeeiiya RI
purchases, Should the amounts of their "a R
speciiye claims against us SO far exiendl m III
.their paying, or seenringto be paid 10 ns;n
sshch manner and at such time as may BE- DO Is
clared 10y rs at the time and place of sale the H
remaining one fourth part of their resnect;ga ~
purchases, 10 be applied by us TO the di. III
,charge oil some special debts, which, uno, N
,pFnc'ples OF honor, and fair dealing I'VE ihinl h
entitled 10 preference.
We deem general meeting of our Credit r.
,ors, e'iherin person, or by legally authorised
agents, indispensable previous TO the day Of
sale, and we therefore invite one to taEe I'm
place al ouF'store, in the town of Lynchhme
-on the path day OF July, 1926, Uwo days b..
tore the day OF sale) Matters of the deeues
Interest 10 our creditors will then and thereE
Joe a2iiaied and decided on and We conf III
denly hope that none of our creditors will
hail 10 attend Id
All persons having accounts with, and in.
'debted 10 us, are earnestly solicited TO come !
forward without delay, and adjust, aud On, f.
'of their respective accounts, as our situation ID
" i'll not admit OF longer ndul genee. "A
u. & d HOFFMAN. II
Lynchburg, July 6, 1926. tds4s
p. s. The Editors of the Richmond Fin ~
quirer and Lexington IntelIigencer will
please publish the above advertisement in
their respective papers until the day Of sale TX
and forward their accounts 30 the Editors OF =
the Virginisn for payment. D. GD.H
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER has just received
i an elegant supply of French Paper
|llaDgings and Fire Screens Of the first qua
|lity and latest fashions, which he will dispose
|of on the most moderate terms He has also
Ia few choice number. remaining unsold in
the Virginia Literature Lottery, which will
Zoe drawn on the 18TH instant. Prize tickets
n any of the Va Lotteries taken in part pay
ment. CHS. A, WIIHERS.
MAY 8.
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TIE suh,crihrr has Just received by th'
latest arrival from Philadelphia, tue fol
owing articles, viz Memoirs of the Lille o
The r,fht hon Richard Brinsley Sheridan, b,
y rtes Moore, in vol.
Napoleon and the Grand Army in Russia, nj
Ia critical examination Of Count Philip DE BE
gur's work, by Gen. Gourgsud, IN 70"
the Emperor Napoeou's expedfiontoh hs
,ia, ia 1912, by Count Philip De Segur, IN
.5vols
The contribution of @. @. TO periodical
work with pieces newer before published ny
the late Jane Taylor in vols
Tales ofthe Wild and Wonderful IN vol.
The sketch book in 2 vols.
Humes Spollet's and Besset History oil
England in vols
Il, aeats OF Theranntics and Nate ria Me-
lica by N Chspmaa in Q vols.
The Elements Of Experimental Chemistry
~ William Henry in 3vois
The Surgical aud Physiological works Of
J,ohn Abernnihy Of London in vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
i he diseases OF the human mind by Benjamin,
IRush in vol.
Flaggs' family Dentist in vol.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics in vols.
Lord Byrons Works in vols. gilt binding
A new American System of Book keeping,
|by James Benust in vol.
Adams Geography undAtlas.
Smilevs' do, do.
Gunmeres' Surveying.
Griscuu,s Questions in English Grammar;
or the use of schools.
The Hieroglypbical Fortune Teller, sup
posed to have been invented by Bonaparle.
The last Of the Mohicans, by tho author OF
he Pioneers.
Ranlolph's Culinary Gardener, by ma
i've OF Virginia
Dilworlh's Spelling Book.
Life of Washington, Pocket Maps OF Va.
Pocket books large and small with clasps
Pirk letter paper, SIC. sc, All OF which,
ne will sell very low for cash.
CHS. A. WRITER'S
March Is.
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FANCY FUR. HATS,

AobctHcr Win Sthefdl supply oil
Common Fur aud Uoot HITS.
A part of winch are of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted To be- first quality
They solicit share of the public patron
age. as they are determined to keep con-
st4nlly Oh hand a complete assortment Of
fancy bats of the latest northern fashions
aud likewise every description Of fine and
common hats of th.ir own manufactures
All of which thy will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, shall be ironed without charge.
june 26. 1870