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The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
MASONIC NOTICE.

M ADONT INO ! V Es The annual meeting of St. Paus Lodge No III twill be holden at the Masonic Hall in Ltchfed, on Tues the Both day of Dec inst. A punctual attendance earnestly solicited.
 Litchfed, Dec. 15, 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NOTICE.

SIX months from th;sdate are allowed for the ere ditors of the estate of
 NATHAN THRALI, late Of Torrngton, deceased, o present ,heir claims against said estate for settlement. All claims not pre- sented within said time will be de'amed recovery. N. B. All those indebted to said esstate are re- ques:ed to make immediate payment to
 LUKE THRAIl., Adn,iu:s-
 IRA THRAEi4, ] trasors. Torrington, Dec. s, 1828s 26
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NESv i Ea4IEIcATEs.
II, l I,mcs Meilen. Hudson. N. Y.

To lmcs Meiien, Hudson, N. Y.
 In inc spring of 1918, Mr Eeazer Harris, in nJigenl circumstances, and who had Iabored for me occasionally for than year, was violently seized with affection of the lungs, accompanied by tight dry cough, frequently unable raise any thing for nearly half hour, and then most commonly blood. His cough was severe and incessant that he became much emacalad, his g!assy. and his strength left him to that degree that he wholly able to labor, compassonating his situation, friend of mine aud myself procured for him one bottle of An derson's Cough Drops, by taking which, about three weeks, ito my astonishment) he far restored to be able to perform his usual labor.
 GATTTS STERRlNS
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
NO'TICE

Is hereby given to residents and non-resid .nts who are liable to pay state, town, and society in the of Norfolk the subscriber on list of 1927 that will attend to receive the same at:the house of Solo, mon Cowles, in said NOrtolk, Friday the 2d day of Jan. 1829 from to o'clock P. M---at the house of Jonathan H. Pettibone, Monday the 9th day of sd Jan. from to 1 o'clock P. M. and at my house on the 9th ofsad Jan through the day. All persons who neglect this call must expect to pay fees.
 JEDEDIAH PHELPS, Collector.
 Norf,lk Dec S. 1928, 26
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HiIIsdaIe. Feb. 19, 1928.

Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that for long lime redn-
 in the breast, difficulty of breathieg, tc. that my fife despared of and given up incur'b:e by a coun- cIl of five physicians but by the advice of Doct. C. of your Anderson's Cough Drops, and by using one bottle was restored to perfect heath would there- fore recommend all those afflicted with similar com
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
SPRAYED from the subscri-

ber sometime in the month ot June last, YearIing STEER ofa light Red colour, ofsmall size possibly having piece cut from each ear, but the description oftie cut recollected. Whoever will return said Steer, or give information where he can be found shall be suitably rewarded.
 Torrington. Nov. 2S, 1923. 25
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TAKEN up, on or about the

24th of Nov. last, dark brindIe Heifer, with line legs, and white under the belly. The owner is re- qDested to prove property, pay charges and take her away. POLLY JOHNSON
 Canaan, Dec. 2, 1893. 25
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3 Plymouth Sept. 16, 1893.
SnLNCI SCINNL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
 fHE subseriher informs his friends and the public that he intends again rece'Se those who may be confded his care, for the purposes ot instruction. The Winter Term commences on the 18th oi Nov. inst. For English Studies, $3,00.-For Latin and Greek, $4,00, per quarter.
 Lchfed, Nov. II. 1928. 22
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A Farm for Sale.

For .sa'e farm containing ifiy.iour acres, Iyinc within one half of mile of Winchester mce,inp- house, with good dwelling house, two barns. and other necessary on; buildings the same all in good repair Said land isdivded in.o moving aud pasture aud cuts hay sufficient to winter l5cows. small part ofthe purchase mancy only will be repaired of the purchaser in advance. LEVI BRONSON.
 Win ester Centre, Dee. Il, l82S. 3w27
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25
IVm Churchill's Estate.

WE the subscribers having been appointed hy the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of L:ichheid Commissioners on the estate of
 WILLIAM CHURCHILL, late ofItcfeld in said district, deceased, represent ed nsn'vert hereby give n''cr 'haf we will attend to Ii a, tS ' H! p't"Cn', "i house of Le- Ni z :. 2. "a /. r h- jUr-'t, ianuary, and tie it.; Goe.t.} al "a;, .u: n'c.ock on each or said days and the late dwelling house of the de- ceased the first Tuesday in June next, at lOocock A. NJ.
 Six months from the first day of December, 1928, are allowed by said Court for the creditors of said Esafe present their claims to the Comm Ssionors, after which time no accounts against the Estate will be allowed.
 RsIfT RhpS H5iI S.$t'Si ; sssH,rr. ssHT, os""r'. Litchfeli, Nov. 9, 1928. N
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LTPCEE FIELD.

he following graphic sketch of the character of the Cossacks s,-those semi barbariaDs who SD much annoyed the French army under Bonaparte in its re- treat from Moscow,--and the mode of warfare between the Russians and Turks, from the pen Of a British officer in the Russian service, will be acceptable to our readers at the present time, when the Moslem and Muscovite arc arrayed a. gainst each other in deadly hostility.
 Russ:om Camp before Giurgevo, on the Lo,oer Danube, 2Sth July 1928.
 have persevcred thus far, in my att tempts to visit the Russian army as an am- aieur, for the purpose of observing it's op- erations against the Turks, and arrived in Wallachia, by way of Rotterdam, Frank fort, Vienna Pesth, and Hermaunstadt.- The former part of my journey as produc- five chiefly of pleasure; but the latter part of many of the disagreeables of trav- ellington, in my progress hither iron. Austria, have been nearly jostled to death by the bad roads of Hungary. and narrowly escaped breaking my neck bv the viier passes of Pennsylvania on tho frontiers of Wallachia ;--I have been al- most poisoned by filth, devoured by ver- min, broiled by tie sun, ,have exposed my- self to the contagious fever of the country, and to that internal disease the plague. which has for some time past been com- mitting its ravages in Bucharest ;-indeed, have gone through fire and water, 10 attain the ful6!ment of my wishes, but nave only as yet succeeded in reaching the banks of the Lower Danube.
 l., Hearing that frequent sorties were made by the troops of Cmchuck Acbmet iron, Giurgevo, obtained the sanction of the governor of the principalities to come here. Have attachod myself for the pres- ent to the corps of the Russian army be- fore that fortress, and am partaking of the hospitality and sharing the black bread x lnconvaniences, ofthe Cossack and Russ ian soldier in his bivouac before the ene- my.
 Behold me, then, under the influence of most scorching Nallacliian sun on Turk, fistI ground, III me very midst ofWar, ,and a. mongst total strangers. While even now employed in writing to you, the pen is oc- casionally laid down for the telescope, to observe the motions of the enemy and such is the state of uncertainty, that ere many minutes are passed, these instruments may be replaced by one of more offen- siye nature,and my occupation be less pas- size than it is at this moment.
 Icannot tell you what eat or drink flor it has become rule with me of late. nev- or 10 enquire into the composition of mess, or even 10 look at it if it can be a. voided but have a soldiers fare. and experience the greatest civility from the officers, particularly from the commanding general, kvitoitsky.
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PLYMOUTH: HIGH ggSEOOE.

HE undersigned would inform his patrons and the Public that he has removed his School from south Farms to Plymouth, which, asPiymi. utl High Schoof' with the of Mrs Chapman, will be condnc- ted on the same principles of instruction and dsc- pline as was the school while at the Farms.
 The Fall Term cornine nres on Monday Oct. 9th.
 JAMES D. CHAPMAN. ~ plymnuth Sent. 16 1928, l3
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paint, 10 make use ofihe same remedy as I am ger iect!y satisfied that it saved my life:
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
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The Danube here runs nearly w. and E. along the foot of range of Bulgarian hlls,-is wide, deep. and rapid, and en- closes several islands between its boundar- ies. On its righ, bank is Rudschuk,a "a for- tress, with large garrison; and very little lower down, on the. opposite side, forming sort of'tete depoint,' is the to- lerably strong fortress of Giurgevo. It is an irregular work, built after European principles, presents three or four bastions towards the field, has citadel, contains a garrison of about 5000 or 4OOO men, hich may be increased at pleasure from Ruds- chuk, and mounts about l5O pieces of can- non.
 To. the north, distant about 5 miles and nearly parallell with the above vesmentioned hills,is another range tor rather the ground presents all inclination to the south,) at the foot of which, and immediately oppo- site to Giurgevo, are three Muscovite en- campmcnts, whence tire minarets of the latter place, as well as those of Rudschuk, are seen with the naked eye. The inter- mediate space is ar open plain, with scarcely any undulation, and covered with small bruslswood, Indian corn, long this ties, high grass, &c. affording localities for skirnishing to the foragcrs and ouiposts of
The Litchfield County post., 1828-12-25

There isno scarcity of provision, tho the quality ofaho bread, "of the darkest hue, is indiflarent: and tho s.ss,4s..s
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Thus disposf d, the troops may be said to be continually under arms; the infant ry are always in square; and at night, in the most inclement weather, never quit that form. The general and ficld-ofiicers only have tents; sheds or temporary huts. composed of branches and hay, are erect- ed for tho officers and troops, close to their stations, under which they are allowed to retire in inc middle of the day from tho burning heat of the sun, which within sthe last few days has been 100 and 1O5 deg. of Fnlnenheil ill the shade; and i, is then only that portion of the horses are un. saddIed so that in the event ofan alarm. u requires but little time to put the whole force m march for its position.
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UIB6lNIA-At Q Superior cauitof Guar.
s,r,. holden \, the io~n of LynehbuIg.
on the 18Th da, Of October, 1873, Lemael John.
son, PIT.
against
I.nas Con In his own right. and as admf
of Ann Ca. dec. Henry farmssoiih and Di.
maris his wife, l. sgabeih Calvert. Martin i.
sDap.on and alilly bra vita. Anheny g. Tins.
le, and Judith his wife, David l Insisy and Ma'
halav his wife. Lewis alker aud Ann his vile,
and lie personal representatives aud childfei,
of Geo. Sullivan, dec. Defendants.
On The motion of the deiendani, James Coz,
by counsel Ia dissolve the Injunction awarded
the plaintiff In this cause. which was removed
hi,her by srii Of certiornri, from, The county
court OF Bedford. the court. pa coDsiherafioo
Of The hill, answer of uhai defendant, exhibits
aud examinations OF Witnesses, and alter having
counsel IN opposition thereto, doth reject the
mo,,on. and doih order thai one of its commits
.,ose,s ,o lake an account Of the ndminisira-
ton Of the estate of the said Ann Coz, dec. ne al
so an account between The parties, and report
the sane TO the court, with any matters spe
eiaIly stated thought pertinent by himself Of
required by the parties 10 Ice so stated.
a Cops-1esia, JOHN WILLS Iik.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Iynchbu,g Z, ooh Nov. 1928.
The rnrtifs IN this cause Will take notice that
I have appointed Saturday the twenty first day
Of February next, To commence the account
directed by The foregoing order OF court, OF
" hicl ,l,y. ut The hour al aine o'clock in ih'
morning. they are required 10 attend NJ my Of
fee. IN this town. with their accounts, vouchers
aud cnpies of court papers prepared for cxami
nation aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGU, c.
Nov. rs. w4w30
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TIE INVITATION.

r. gre most cordially 10 oil uho ,rosI
w an! article Q reody made CioGhi,r, n
cnti on us, our ass0rtmt,a being superior 10 mn,
in The place, and embraces trery article of G,Sn.
tiemens' Fashionable Clothing. The uorkwnnJ;,
nee can %,onsTani, and our prices cannot fail n
please, beng less than The goods can be 5ouobt
aid made up for an misplace. "
BY oar iaa %arr'tai, ae receifcd ssue sp,erG,r
Frock and Dress Conis, Of blue. 6inrk. iIcry,
0Ere, bromn, &c. also. Steel Mixed, blue, pre,,
and brofrn Coaiees, Pantato0ps of ereru shnds
Of Cloth and C%assimeres. afss, Jne CaSinttf md
ertra Stout Bang up Cord Paniaioous, ulh
Straps Dor RIDING, J a handsome assortment of
Tests Of Moteskin, SIX Feirei. black. blue, Jrou4
and anes SIX pess B'g Cashmere %1oica.
Patterns, fac Linen, kg6led Srpinin Shirs, DraiS.
erS 81 Buckskin, Sfockinet, Flannel and Coaor.
Amt MUts and Uhifs Flannel Shirts, n iot of
dry Coos and ancg articles, as VarniSied Lci.
her Stocks Patent Stocks, PLAIN aud Trimmed
elegant silk Uandkerchiejs, entirely mn pc.
terms, Patent SaspemdeYs. Buff Crarats, Cratat
S'aUners hne Seaiskin Caps, tlr, coiinrs Scarlet
dnf black Marine MarIs, some yety fne Beaur
Hats Of cheap qualities, a large assortment Of
Shoes and Boois Of tgery description.
i supply cJ CtOdks amt Big C0ats, some rg1
superior real Tartan Plaid and fine GAMBLE
CloGks Nth fine Cloth Innings, Nth or uih-
0ut sleeres .jtne Drab and Steel nlired Bans Nd
Coais, made in The idteSt style, (soH.c extra fine
Ohre, black and Dra6 Big Coats, qViM large
CdpeS. =
Ladies' CioakS, Of Six. wiM Sir Innings, Ia
beautiful %drticie,) MISC ~ Nerino Cloth, grim
SON. bhHe and biGck CircdSsianS, Tartan Plaid &
fairy striped Crcdssan Ciodts. WiM cupes or
hoods, a ioi Of list socks hned rth uoot, a com,
Jortadie article for traretps, MS IRE are deiermin-
ed 10 sci good bargains, itose disposed 10 purchGs
WiH do rel 10 cuit al WdLhER6 COS.
Emporium IF Fashions, Lyaehbmg, next dgoi
10 the tirgiaiah QYicc.
Nov. 81.
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MlW BOOKS
M.


TfiHE .ab'eriber again has the pleasure oil
- announcing 10 his friends md custom
efs, the arrival of n further supply oil new
Book. anaong which may be lound the folio y
inR. viz
Our Village, Sketches Of Rural Character
aud Scenery ,.by Mary Russell Milford, in q
vols.
The adventures Of fisggi Babn of Ispahan,
in England. in 2 vols.
The young Pilgrim or Alfred campbelfs
return 10 The east, aud his travels in Egypt.
Nub,a, Asia Minor, Arabia, &c. by hlfs. Hot
land, ] vol.
A MsDnal Of Gen. Anatomy, containing n
conci,e description OF elementary tissues al
the Human Body. from the French of 4.
4. I. Bayle aud II. Holland, by S. ID. Gross,
N. ID.
Tn. History ofihe reign Of Charles tho 9th,
by Nm. Il .bcdson, ID. ID.
Johnson'sEnglish Dictionary, MS improved
by Todd aud abridged lay Chalmers, with
Walkers Pronunciation, octave size.
hDrgsn's Masonry.
The Lady of the Manor. by Mrs. Sherwood,
in 3 vols.
byron's and SCOTS p%oetical works.
Amsworth's Latin Dictionary, Mngenf'
French do.
Adams, Cummings and Willer's Gesgae
ply aud Ailas's.
A'compcndium Of the law Of evidence. b,
Thomas Penke, esq. The American Edition
containing the largest coiiectionsver publish
ed. Of The decisions in tnesdidercni State AM
United Stats Courts, by Joseph = Norris
Esqr.
1boInas's Coke upon Li,ileion. 3 vol.
Chilty's ard Christian's Blackstone, Blaks's +
dition ofoonversaiionslo on Natural Philosophy
&c. Nil ut which will DE sold AZ a reduced
price {. A. WlTHERS.
Dee. !. tf32
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II AND FOR SALE .ish 30 sol inp
valuable tract oflsnd lying ON otter n.
yer, about four miles from arts Bridge AMI
three from Wards road. 10 Campbell county,
I, contains 656 Acres. handsomely improved,
and IN GOOD lcpair. The land is Of line quality,
particularly adapted 10 tobacco. Ttis Laiid Is
eel saiered and numbered, and n great deal Of
sne tobacco land TO cut there II a bndy Of 30
or ~ acres Of low grounds, of good quality, NJ
taehed 10 IL, az the river-Ihere is limestone oil
fne quality, also, on this land, which has bern
tried also, iron ore. ~ great abundance, which
has been tried, and proved TO be OF superior
quality. The spring convenient 10 ihe dwelling
IS very large, a~ffordhig n suficirncy Of water inr
an oyershoi mill. Also, a most delightful seat
Tor a mfl-1hc water rs OF superior quality.
This Land is subject 10 a deed IN ,rusl, 4 the ob
jet IN selling is 10 satisfy said deed, after which
being done, a good and BONA fde title can be
made. The purchaser may make pay meni him.
self TO the pei sons who hold The trust deed.
Any persons wishing 10 purchase OF view said
laeds. wall please call on Capt. a. 4. Galway
who lives on said lands, or the subscriber, neal
Wards Bridge. The terms will be made ms nc
comroda'ing as possible but a bargain eau b'
had for cash. Possession can be had on the l.
OF January next. aud the privilege of seeding
this fall. JNO. Il. III ILEDOE.
Aug. IS. is4
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I. Valuable Real Estote for Sab.

utHU1fC 1ttuS tSSAdAN >" 'ufis
TNHE subscriber In pursuance OF Two
deed. %oftrust, executed To him by the
surviving partners of the late firms OF Cali
Bullock, j. Co. and Gait 4. Bullock, and
the executors of WIN. Cali, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lst day of March.
1928, } offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, 10 wit;
2i6 IL acres Of land, purchased ly the
said Gait, Bullock 4 Co. of R. A. Brad.
flute, situated in the county of Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
l35 81 acres of land. lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mouniaia, and in The
vicinity of ihe town Of Lyuchburg.
An undivided moicty OF the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenant, situ-
ate in the immediate neiglbarhood OF the
town of Lynchburg (The property above
described, belongs 10 The concern OF Cali,
Bullock Coz
Also, the following real Estate. belonging
10 the concern of Gait g. Bullock, to wit
The House and Lot, with The appurtenan-
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc-
cBpied by the said concerns, MS a Store, and
now in the occupancy of Mckee & Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear Of the one last mentioned, and now
occupied by Landlord Il Vedder,
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and made
known OF application 10 the subscriber, who
will conway 10 the purchaser or purchasers
such title as is vested in him by the deeds oil
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. u. ts3.
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May l..

p WILL sell from 3O0to 800 acres OF unclrar
ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters of a mic from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lyuchburg. Ills well adapt
ed TO the culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the n~eighbor
hood ; IS well waiered, aud lies better than any
tract OF IFS size in this part ofihe country. IL is
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water. The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enqu4e Of the subscriber, one nile and n hal
south Of New Loadon. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. ts29
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XKyILL be sold 90 the highest i'"t'er, The
w 24h Gny OF December neat me trace OF
land whereon | now reside, situated IN TIC conn
~ of CampbciL on The North Forh OF Failing
River. distant about twenty miles from Lynch
hurry. and contains about Twelve or thirteen nun
dred acres, with n great portion oflow grounds,
and a considerable quantity Of mclenfed lnni,
we'll adapted to the culture of Fancy Tobacco.
n GOOD eIist and saw mill, and a respectable
.ior& OF timber. Also, good Ordinary improve
,ncnts. The purchaser will he required To pay
ono third of the purchase money the FIRST day
of Nav next. and the balance in Two eqnal an
nuaI nav meo,s. THEODORE REID.
Oct. 81. Ws
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCX GOODS.

superb Gauze aud Mlelpomeme Scarfs
DO do Arcadian IidkE.
Blk. and blk. watereh Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian Silks
Superior assortment Ut worked Swiss Aluslns
Calicoes OF every denomination, ard some
Of rare and entirely new patterns
Bohbinett Laces, al hall their former prices
\ few fashionable watered &. bun Ginghams
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongecs for Ladies' dresses
II great bargains form an inducement IN
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
will be made IL that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
lnpo q
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n OTiCE.-AlI persons indebted TO the con
" Germ Of S. & N. Allen Il Co. Lynchburs
are requested to csh and make immediate SET.
Element, as no longer indulgence can be given.
S.& Nj. ALLEN a. co.
Norfolk, Oct.9 isl7
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AiSOR sALE.-My fine young Stallion Op
iimus, inferior in point of form 10 no
Horse in Virginia, Of the most approved stock
aud proven himself to be the most valuable
stock horse. He may he seen by application
TO the Subscriber, in Charlotte county, ne,r
COOKERS Ferry, and the term, known. "hichwill
be accommodating. ED. W. HENRY.
Aug l8. ts2.
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MFRS. JOHN 1oMPkINS from Richmond
lVA Is DESTROYS TO obtain a few young la.
dies as boarders. To such as wish il she will
give Instructions 10 MUSIC.
Parents and guardians, enti listing their
children or wards TO her care, may rely on the
s%lrictesi attention being paid 10 their morals
aud comfort.
LYnchbnrg. NoY. 6. Is
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nATTERS'MATERIA

Consisting of Spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch n.
camels hare. Russia Hare Skins. an pslen%'a
supply OF Band Buckles. Innings and Band. .,a.,
and brsss 'eo,hed Cards blue and yelIow slis
ers, q quantity OF Alcohol. Gum Sl.l,sr
qua Forts, (snpefior) Quicksilver, Oil Of ~ -
rail, L"svood. Fns,ie, &c. &r. All tho
Dove articles he pledges himself to sell wfolp.\
sale or re'sii, upon the most reasonable le".'
Individuals wanting Hats, Ha,,ers and oa.
chants wouldfnd itto,heir interest 10 give II,
n call. Feeling grateful TO his friend. and ~"
public for pas, fayors, he hopes, by his ,o,,,
nn"d exerlions To accommodate then, SIN T..
receive a share Of their raironaee.
WM. IARDY, Aol
Dec. I. rms
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Econolny ECONOMY

" pHoSE disposed to Economise in dress
- will find it 10 their advantage 10 call al
our establishment. where they wilI find an ele
gani assortment of Gentlemen's Clothing, oil
super fine, fine aud common qn ,%liii.s, that
upon trial, viii be lound 10 Gi rs wed, and
a-e Al faithfully made as il made TO order, as
the work may be- depended upon. this e5lab.
lishm nj viii he found TO be a great convent
ence TO the Citizen and the Traveller, as they
can be tupplied with tftry article of Dress
Also, Boots, >hoe.,i ne ami coarse Hats. eve.
~ description Of Clocks aud ovet Coats, Sc.
Those wishing good bargains, would de wei,
10 favor MS With acali. WALKER Geo
Emporium oil Fashions.
MINI Street. Lynchburg. neM 10 tho pirgi
Man Oiice.
Dec. !.
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New Publications.

WIRE subscriber has just received, direc,
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
LEGATIONS. viz
ST. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth.
by the Author ofWaverly, &c. &c. This work
is said TO be superior TO any he has ever written.
Sir Walter SCOTS Relig ious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9th No. for June
1873, just received and for delivery to subscrk
Gers. EBiSAM X. NORTH.
June 10.
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~ XCHANGE.-Drnfis on Boston, New
aI York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ingto" city and Richmond, for sale. and in
sums TO suit purchasers, ut the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF b. ". HEWSON,
Successor TO S. l. NJ. ALLEN q Co.
Oct, &c.