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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
NEW JEWEZEk, &C.

ZHHE subscriber ha, just received from New
u York, new supply Of Ladies and Gen.
tleucus' elegant Gold Lever Watches. Also
Silver Leyersand plain English an assortment
Of Plated and Britannia Ware, Sugar Dishes
aud Cream Pots, OF new patent and super'of
quality and Spectacle Glasses to suit all eyes.
all Of which will be sold on the most moderate
terms. EDWARD BROWN.
June %. 1890
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To Farmers and Merchants.

HNtiE subscribers having connected them
II seyrs under the firm OF J. d { T.. Lynch
Il Go. in the prosecution ofihe Lynchburg Mills
a uudrr the firm Of Nah'l Win.tonl& Co in the
prosecution OF Black Water Miis-will give
the h CHEST cash price for wheat delivered at
either Of those Mills. Persons not satisfied
with the price OF wheat al the time of delivery
can take receipt for ihe same, and AT any
Time within sixty days after such delivery settle
the price, or we will grind on Commission on
the usnul terms and stand the Richmond In.
specton NA1HL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH, Jr
CHARLES r LYNCH,
WE will pay the best price for 100000 -four
barrel slaves delivered AT Black Water Mills
NATHL. WINSTON, d co.
Julv2 ~
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Lyhchburg and Blue Ridge Turrplhe
COMPANY.

EEURSUANT 10 an act of the last General
n Assembly, Books will be opened for sub
scriphon TO he stock in the above Turnpike
company. on Monday the Bird cay August neal
al the Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch
burg, under the superintendence of the follow
ing Commissioners, TO wlt: Bada McDaDit!'
John j. Cabell. Francis Meriwether David u.
Murrell, Henry Davis and Howell Davies IN
the lawn of Pattonsburg at the Tavern House
OF Eleazer Sweetlaad, under the superInier'
dence oil Jno. I. Anderson Thompson Cfnlch'
field Robert Kyle, Robert Wiley and Hm'
Patton ;--in the town of Lexington, al he
Tavern House Of -, under the snreflh-
tehdence OF Charles p. Dorman. Jas. Nj Do"
ell jr. Daniel Hoffman Matthew White anc
VIM. Stevens at Pedar Mills, in the county
OF Amherst, al the Tavern House oil Charles T.
Barrett, under the superintende of Ihos NJ
Eubank, Thos. +. Pleasant, James DAVIS
Charles l.. Barrett and Nathaniel |. Manso"
July e ia
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COMMISSION BUSINESS
Jan. 10.

WILL sell from 300to 800 acres of unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
KIND o! grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood Is well "atered, and lies better than any
fact OF ITS SIZE IN this part ofthe country. 1t is
sos'tuated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heaNy rams or high water. The terms
wiz ne very accommodating say ore, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN,
Jan. IL 800
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lIaBNNENS Wanted.

YayEN DOLLARS per month add good fare
n will be given for good laborers to work
on the Lynchburg Water Works, II immediate
application is made to Mr.. A. Stein or the sub
SCI iber. J.EICTOK.
June %. 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

liCE-Aii personshavmg claims agams
i the estate of Ambrose Rucker dec, are
requested TO bring em.forward well autbepti.
Gated as the law directs, in order that | NAV
make provisions 10 pay the same those iudebt.
ed to the estate are requested 10 make nav.
ment ANTHONY RUCKER, ex'r
Nav 80
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NEW AMHTWAnSs
| kNHE subscriber has Just received mum.
n Der of staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF which he invites the particular ate n ion OF
the ladies'. They are in part rs follows:
Fancy GAUGE Hdkfs and Scarfs
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
| Cap do
! Baitiste and grass Cambrics
| lew pieces very superior Bingham
| 100 pieces Calicos-ateS style
| | piece superior French Bombazine
Italian Lnslrings, Levanines, Senshaws.
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
| IRISH Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edgings and
| Laces
Circassians, Lastrings and Bombazettes
| Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
While, Green and Pink Florenccs
Do Sans
| White ard hlack Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen aud Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaconef and Null MusIins
corded and checked Muslins
Nankin add Canton Cranes
Ladies aud gentlemens' Beaver Gloves (very
superor)
lew pieces very superior Cloths and
A general assortment of Domestics,
All at the most reduced prices, and more dailv
expected II. ALLISON.
July .. tsoo
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Mr.. Thomas Harrison.

, mr.. hODlQS HARRISON
"a X, as you are not an inhabitant of ,bf
~ commonwealth of Virginia, take ,hi,
method OF notifying you, that shall, on Salur
aay the 18Th day ofJuly next, at the Tavern oil
III James foweIl' at Amherst courthouse, pro.
ceea 10 TAKE me dispositions of sundry witness.
es, to he read in evidence ON IN, ,raI of ;,
foreign attachment III Chancery. now denend
ing and undetermined in the comfy CON-, y,
Nelson, on its Chancerv side. wherein myself
and other attaching creditors are plaintiffs and
Yourself, John Thompson, jr. and others are
defendants. HENRY r. DaVIEc
June -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

I M&Xh TIE pIOpTeI0F Of
Sset sg5dys5GlEE1ass Coaches between h ss'
- andria and Charolms.
vile, announces 10 the
| public that he has extended his line from the
| latter place 10 Lynchhurg. This line is now
| IN complete OPT ration, prov ided with eood
| coaches and horses, aud under the direction o.
| respectable aud experienced drivers. 1t runs
parallel with he blue mountains nearly throngl
ont its whole extent, and presents TO The travel
Ter scenery of the most diversified and mir.
furesque cast The road is safe and generally
good the accommodations on the road are al.
way comfortable and cheap and at some
places very superior. The distance between
LynChburg aud Alexandra IS about 1870 mills
and IS run over in three days, allowing one en-
lire nights rest on the road This lne con.
meets Itself with the Western Stage. from
Lynchburg to Salem which, at the latter
place, Drops into The line running by Abiding.
don TO Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
Sou'h Western traveller has thus choice OF
routes 10 and from Washington. The Propre-
tor thinks liiis route by Lynchburg preferable.
IL has, among other advantages, this decided
one OF allowing the weary and exhausted tray.
eler two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. Il is believed that this is the best
aud most agreeable route TO the Sweet and
Sui Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex
anlria on Sunday al 3 A NJ. on Wednt sdhy
2 Nj. ard ntersects the Richmond and Frede;
Iicksbnrg stages at Charlottesville it leaves
Lynchburg On Sunday and Thursday at A.
M. aud reaches Alexandria on tie following
Thursday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchbu'g 10 Charlottesville SO
Al. xaudria IL 20
All int mediate places cents mile.
Baggage al the risk OF the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
Jul, g. sm36
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GNe GJA2A..s. A Xtes

And-Dyspeptac or seur Stomach Pills.
INDIGESTION or Sour Stomach IS acknow
n lodged by Medical writers to be a romnla;n,
OF Stubborn kind, al all times very difEcnl, If
cure. This is sufficiently illustrated ia the dis.
appointment OF those who unfortunately sutfar
inder 1t, as they for the most part find thar 81.
her having tired many things TO lite or no DUR.
pose, they are at last obliged to use for perhans
tae remainder OF lie such articles as can at hes,
out paillate the dlsra Under such cirrun,.
stances any medicine capable OF removing the
complaint must surely be an article blphly
deserving the attention of all those ATHLETE
WIN H. Inc proprietor Of these Pills is there.
lore happy IN Offering to The afflicted an iuvalu.
| apie medicine, the success of which has never
YET been equalled for the cure of Dysnensia in
It's most complicated forms, such as loss of an
peu'e, nausea or sickness at the stomach and
sometimes vomiting, belching up water which
Is sometimes 'asteless, but most commonlysour
Sno"hS pam IN the stomach, heartburn. or
"ha' u eaiiea sour stomach, costiveness, male.
ness Oh 'he counlenance, ianguor, Iowness of
spir''s, pa ptatlon OF the heart, vertigo or gid.
Illness, anu disturbed sleep, &c. Whoever an
p"es '"ese i HIS IN the above diseases according
~ ''e u"ec'i0ns, will never be disappointed as
'hey nave never once been known 10 fail in
ground, Chinese and English Verm;ll;o, - ~
tartar 'um opium, Canella, Alba Rhubsrb in
roof ana po"d, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow.
truss Dine, dry and ground, fresh Salad Oil
wee vi, hea Saunders, Sheep. Skins, Tooth
drawers, Gold Leaf, Spanish Annatto Fancy
Snaps nose RINK, Gentian, blue Mass. firm,
"edtcOH HdH' London, Iodine, Pepperine. 0uio.
,ne, Ell oicuta Extract Colocynth. Fxt Mn,
yomica, and Hydrodate Potass. direc, fro an
Paris. N'e'' ''om
cles, Tuos E oIre' artl-
March %, os Al
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ADDITIONAL.

N kEt ENl arrival Enables us al TINS time
~. 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment than heretoiore-Among other arti-
cles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Pelernes, the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
Sort, black, white, and fancy colored do.
Blk, silk Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
Gymp Laces, unusually cheap
Seersucker Gingha a cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
luck, side, and long bent do. BrasiHon
Ladies black and white Prunella Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spools
II alan Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Scaris, the very richest
short do. cheap, yet beautiful
Ram and "ambOuredBook huslins
4 and Gl swiss ard null Muslins
Lus'r'ns ard Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Flne Jaconet CravatiDgs
super blk. Italian Silk do.
+ 'ne and superiine Ba ceona do.
Plain and fgd white Marseiles
PlaIn extra buff do.
Dup, Valencia do.
jet blk. Bruchelles. for Gen,lemens' summer
wear. the handsomesi article now worn
GentlemenS' black and white Silk 10 Hose
super double India Cotton do.
A few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. treble gilt
Fancy Vest do. first style
Blue and blk. Lasting do.
super blk. Silk Vese:
| piece blue Black, most superb
uenuemens' super black and fancy cold. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do superior
A few dozen surer English " hhe silk, do.
Gentemens' silk pockei Handkerchiefs first
chop
ALSO.
Domeslics of every description, and large
supnIY OF spun COTTON Yam OF 49,. s;a.a -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
THE NEW-YORk MIRROR,
AND
I,AYERaNN GaZEYYE
EDITED By GEORGE P. MORRIS.

HpHE hrsl number Of the seventh volume
ofthis periodical will be issued on The
eleventh day of July next. In the course OF the
year will be published fonr splendid Eugrar
,ngs dram and executed expressly for this work !;
and ttpeniv fue Popular Melodies uih accom-,
pauimenis for the Plano Forte.
Ihs Mirror, am NJ variety Of other sub
iects embraces the following.
Onpinnl Moral Tales either fciicious, or
founded on events of real life in The L. 5 ates
of America.
Rerieps--of pu locations, foreign and do.
mes'ic
Original Essays-on literature. morals. his;o.
W voyages. travels, American antiquities the
hne arts, &c.
Female Characterization manners,
beauty, aud dress.
American Biograpfy--or historical sketches
Of the lives of SUCH persons, OF both sekes, rs
havt become celebrated for their herolsm viz.
tue lorttudc talents patriotism &c
Literary hieitigenee-Jr notices ofnew pub
LEGATIONS
The Drumu-comprising structures ON the
New York stage.
Desuitory Seiec.ions--whh occasional re.
N rks.
dnecdOies-humourons, literary, historical,
&c.
Passing ereats Of The Times.
PoeIry-o,iginal aud selected;
Together with many other miscellaneous
subjects, which iilvould be unnecessary now TO
enumerate.
CONDITIONS.
The work is published every Saturday for
The proprietor, nj No. l63 William street Il
/ an,y printed in the royal quarto form.
o, hne paper, with bourgeois and brevier.type.
fAy-iwo numbers complete a volume of Tour
hundred aud sixteen royal quarto pages, for
which beautiful engraved rignette tiite-pdgc
and cupions iadex. are given. The terms
are four dollars per annuui, payable in adrance,
II Is forwarded by The earliest mails TO subscti.
bers residing beyond the city of New York
Communications. post paid addressed TO Geo
p. Morris New York will be promptly attended,
90. No subscriptions received for less period
than one year.
t0J Subscriptions 10 the above work receiv-
ed in Lynchburg 10y NJ, W. Davenport.
5 July -.
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Vo I ourtry erehau,s g.

'N'AAsh VIZ hantS =.
d beng our wish l. eXtenr our business in
n the wholesale i1ne, W have accordingly do
ring The present Spring made every proyision
tor hat purpose, a. are row prepared TO sup.
ply wholesale customers generally' With almost
every article IN demand, ~ either Stable Fan.
cy or Hardware line. and AT a very moderate
advance. DAVID & RoBERTKYLE.
April %. 70
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Vflhe subscriber has lately received aSMALL
- additional supply OF FRESH DRUGS a
MEDICINES, which makes his ASSORi
MENT very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, bv which means
his stock, though not the LARGEST, is always
FRESH aud Sufficient to meet any orders
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS J. DUyAL.
N. B. Prescriptions faithfully attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan. :.
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AT THE SIGN OF THE
BIG SHOE

N F. GARDNER has received a supply
Gs ofLadies' Prunsiia ,oaiking Shoes, sui-
table for those oho riSa the Springs. Also
French SeaIskin and addressed morocco Slip
pers, Gentiemens' Boots, Shoes aud Hats !;
Trunks and stpper Leather. All of which will
be sold low.
July 9 WV
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ENGLISH C0ODS!

ENGLISH GOODS!
A ENlLEMEN wishing IL ,5.1cnast Cloths
IN and cassImrres, Will please call a, David
q Robert kyles'-they have recet NV received
a supply IN thai line, OF tn, hes, English Man.
ufacture, principally blue and black, with a few
pieces fancy colors, Win. they can offer with
confidence 10 the publ G. ior fiue materials sol
i'd textures, and beautifully rich shades, they
cannot be surpassed peru rs have never vet
been equalIed, at the prices for " hich these are
now selling
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A I.SO-

pery 'rst order.
GROCERIES.
10y nave also on hana & neral assortment
ol "ro'efies, among ethrr articles are
Orleans and Mnscayado Sugars
Cuba and JAVA t"fee
4 lew boxes Chocolate
Pepper, SPirr AID Ginger
2oU sacks Salt, liyerI ~ flied
French Bran y rnd Nv l. gland Rum. INV
"hoiesale) W
"A lie" boxes best lmier Tea. &c
b u R.kYLE.
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SlpAR!no

| MM ~ IHNHE proprietor Of
sssSSsss4s@sSSs- n the line Of Mail
G99ES ~ eE5,S1IeS Coaches between Arx
| asns.-s-sss..e. ..1ssas15 andria and tharl.t,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

NOTICE.--The subscriber. siuce last Cb,;sro,s
~ has been carrying on the business of cabinet
or oedstcad uanuiactoy by himself at his old stand
on the hcchanicsvile Turnpike, where he viii
continue to execute all orders in the best manner and
at the lowest rates. All work done by him viii ba
labelled warranted manufactured by w. b. Mahoep,
Mechanlcsville Turnpike"-and numbered from thin,
date. Persons wishing to purchase any articles
manufactured by HIM, can always be supplied az
Messrs. Il. s. 4. Hubbards and MI James 3 IrvIers
in Richmond, or at his shop-and at no other
place in Richmond. w. B. MAHOEN.
June ret Q, =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

squeezing At through tie parietes OF the abdomen
The patient described variety Of other circumstan
ces connected with his internal enemy and appealed
to the bystAnders whether they did hear it Kissing
yet IN every other respect he perfectly rational
NJ. Maury, aware that reasoning would avail, af.
iected to agree with him. The patient himself ex-
pressed his conviction that nothing but an operation
could save him. II performed In the following
manner In order to render the illusion more COM
piets, large plat was made in the integuments of
the abdomen--the base of which was travcrsed with
bltonry, and live adder introduced into the wound
IN the form ola seten, as to DO under the skin
One of the wounds being covered with the hand the
patient was requested To assist by SEEING the head of
the serpen, and unite his efforts to those of the
operator in extracting it,
NO Idea can be formed ofte JOY Of the patient with
out having witnessed it. Next day Le declared that
he was prodisiously shrunk. in consequence of the
extraction OF the horrcreature all the tormen,s he
had suffered Tor five years were removed; the cure
was complete IN few days, and what is more re-
narkahle, it has continued permanent. One circum
stance alone for moment rendered i, doubttul the
patient was afraid that the serpent had left some eggs
but ms confidence was completely restored on benr
assured That II vas male serpent.
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IL contains much useful information In a small COM
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

'NHE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
ard the public that ne has removed to this CITY,
and will PRACTICE law in all the courts which are
holden herC,-sTd in the courts of Hanover
Those who intrust him with the management OF
their business may rely upon the strict est attention
june est y. BRIGGS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

NOTICE.-Ihe subscriber has appointed during his alb
sence from Richmond, MIR. BaHntrr w. WALrHsLL his
attorney in fact for the purpose OF enabling HIM 10 collect .
debts due the late firm of William Neae e. CO. and tine s
sefer earnestly the debtors said hr to call ON MIR
"aha at his dwelling If Main Ih streets ately
counts. JOHS iSI Z,
Surviving partner in Tie late hIn of William Neale & Co
Richmond, June I'd, 1929 IN, EFF
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HIDES, LEATHER. Sc.

I'M Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande hides
700 various other qualities do
ilo0 SIDES soai leather, oak and hemlock tanare,
and OF ell qualities, b. wholesale or piece of
side
500 sides skirting and harness leather
80 do black and fair bride leather
10 dozen hogskins
sd do sheepslsins
20 do saddle trees
Bag, chase and lining hides
Girth and straining web
Buftaioe, leopard and hair seal skins
Wagon, stage and Gig collars
40 dozen wax calfskins
9oo sides wax and russell upper leather
boot morocco, seal, lining and binding skins
Shoe thread vurnish and backing
Shoemakers' and curriers' tools
Morocco skins, for coach makers and hatters
Coach lace, tasseis, fringe, &c.
wood sPrngs, plated moulding, gig handles
and bands
Richmond made plantation shoes
Slaughter hides and calf skins
Tanners oil, wool-for sale by
w. g. ]. G. CRANE,
doors above the Bell Tavern.
n. b.-Country hides bought and sold.
June l-w3tif
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BlGGER,S OFFICE

NEW York Lottery, No. 6, for 1929, draws To-
MORROW, in New York. $4,000 capital
prize. Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
Maryland State Lottery, No. 3, odd aud even,
draws Wednesday in Baltimore. SlOOOo capital
prize Tickets 81, shares in proportion
The drawings of both the above splendid schemes
Wii be received on Friday afternoon at the estab.
Assed prize selling and prompt pay office of
june Its THO n RJGGFP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

NoIlCE is hereby given, that Aessrs g. r. & H,tt.,,
nave made an assignment for the benefit Of such of cr
creditors as nay desire 10 become parties TO the same win,
"Ty Gags from tie 10Th Of his month. Said assignment j.
recorded al the Office OF the Hastings cu,,r, -
AL persons indebted to said g. r. & j. Hsllam are he,eb,
oed mat SUCH debts are assigned trustees 10 whom nav
Richmond May 22d, 1929. e,re,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-02

.OHNB. ROY having removedto Norfolk,
has established himselfthere as Commission Mer.
chant, g. will transact any business confided to
rhe possession OF the cormodous Fire proof Public
Warehouse, situated in the eligible part of the
borough enables him to offer to the Planters descend
Ing the Roanoke, and conv enient STORAGE for
their produce: his Office is in the house recently oc
eupied by Messrs. ]. & p. Z. Tabb
Iuna &C
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NEW BOOKS Ar NASU,S
TO THE PUBLIC.

'E'HE Subscribers having purchased the Line OF
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, will, on OF before the first Of May next, com.
mence running the Route TWICE 4 WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the State Turnpike. TO Lcwisburp and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur, The Hot, the Warm, &c TO Stanton.
II will leave GuyandOtie. twice week at O'Clock,
A. NJ.
And on its return, will leave Stanton twice
week.
From CIV andoitc to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Stanton. will be
performed in five days and from Stanton, to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days aud from
Richmond, to the City of Washington in &c hours.
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North, will find this route the peasantest and cheap
est. And those who may wish TO visit the SPRINGS
arc informed that, exclusive Of the Line thov can al
al times be accommodated, OF short notice, with
good eTird Coaches 70 those watering places.
And The public assured, that in attention Ia the
accommodation and comfort Of the sscngers, far
as good Coaches and Teens. and skilf aud sober
Drivers can afford them the line shall not be inferior
20 any other in the State.
PORTER g. BEIDEN
Richmond. Va. March 10. 1899
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SCHOOL ROCKS

A GENERAL assortment of School Books Of the last
- editions, constantly on hand
Also, quilts, penknives, lead pencils, pencil cases,
waters, sealing wax, &c.
Letter and cap paper. at 81 So, so, and 81, pes
rcam. ARIEL WORKS.
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