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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
LYNCHBURG DORCAS SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of this Society was held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday l6tl,
of May-TIle Report of the Managers was read.
and adopted-and on motion, resolved that the
Editors of the Nirginian be requested 10 publish it,.
lhe Society then proceeded to the election of
officers and managers for the ensuing year, where
upon the following Ladies were duly elected
Mrs. Ann Novel;, First Hirccfrcss Mrs. Ma
ry Brown, Second Diuctrcss; Mrs. l.. w. Otey,
Secretary Mrs. f. b. Early, Treasurer.
Mrs. Sam'1. Harrison, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs.
DR.. Saunders, Mrs. c. S. Warwick, Mrs. NJ. 4.
Dream, Mrs. NJ. \. Gibbs, Mrs. c. VI. Garland. Miss
Jane benagf, Mrs. Eleanor Brown, Managers.
annual RePort ofthc Lynchbns Dorcus S%ocictv.
Another revolving year ushers in the l2th An
nivcrsarv Of this Society, inviting lis friends and
patrons to renewed acts of lihrrality, and recurring
OF lis managers the Annual Report Of their pro-
ceedings.
Before entering into this detail, ii becomes oar
mrlancholS duty 10 mention the death of Mrs.
Frances NJ. Pattcson, a beloved and efficient mem
Der OF our Board, and we beg leave to record, like
wise, with u~n'eigncd sorrow, the death Of Mrs.
Frances Toler and Mrs. Ann Essex, two of oar
most incStimablc members.
We gratefully acknowledge the accession Of
several new members, as also the support We have
received from "A liberal public, during the past year.
wv "ili' w 'Nt dtllhtlN tllu Iuill-
fully to distribute their charities, We have often
'amented that our means for the relief of the sut-
iering and destitute poor of our town were so linn
tied. Yet we have not - despised the day of small
things for oar eyes have seen and our ears have
heard enough TO assure us that our labonr is not in
VAIN, and that Our system is one tranght with blcs-
sings 10 all concerned in this work of faith and
labour oflovc." For who that has traced the plo-
grcsS of this Society from its origin to the present
period, but will be constrained to acknowledge
that the Great Shepherd and Bishop of souls
has graciously watched over and promoted It's in
tercsts
The following report, from the committee APP
pointed to audit the books of the Society, will OK
hibit a statement of the receipts and di,bnrsc-
mcnis.
"lour committee appointed 10 examine the
Secretary's and Treasurcr's books, having dis
charged that duty, respectfully report as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
NOTICE..

'HN'E Undersigned, acting under aud by virtue ,r
= . decree OF the circuit superior court of law
ana ''iinc"fN Tor the town OF lynehhWg, plononnc-
ed on the I'd day OF February. 1876, in a causc
therein depending, Ia which Nelson e.. Dawson.
Sfierli OF the county OF Amllerst, and Us such adj
lh'liotrat"r de bonis non, with The will annexed. of
John Ctawiotd, dee. Is plaintiff, aud Ricli.rd En-
bank John NJ. Enbank and Thomas \. Eubonk >
"eiehu'ntN' Will pursuant To said decree, proceed.
on the 2lih june, 1896, On the premises, To sell. m
'he highest bidder, for cash, the Tract OF Land in the
,'' 'e'''e mentioned being 1904 acres. situated,
WING aad beins oniioiselcy's Creek. in the c,,,n,v
OF h'ni4'at aud adjoining the Lands of William
itAo' eSttte andot Abram Garter and others, and
Ha part OF aiatSat tract formerly belonging 10 the
GS'''e 81 Jonh Crawford, dec, Tbs said tract of
laid will be sold, however, subject a. the contingent
right OF dover IN favor of Mrs. Peggy Eubank.
the wife OF The said Rirhaid that is, She will he
do"ablc thereont If she survives her SAID hus-
band. a deed will be made to the purchaser on the
day OF sale Joseph X, IRVING Com
May % tbs
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W. aye nos receiving md offering Tor s,is.
10 hhds. aud bDls. 81. CroiA sugar, spaft
primc,)
1000 lbs. White Iiavanha Sugar.
Ia hhds Molasses.
io5 bags Rio, st. Domingo, Laguira, White
and Green Java Coffee,
q bbls. Sweet Malaga Vine.
1000 lbs. prime Loaf Sugar,
10 keys Nails,
IL ds old Po,t Wine,
10 boxes 10 by IL Glass.
20 cases Silk and Fur Hats.
oooO lbs. sole Leather. good and damaged
10 boxes Oranges and Lemons in finaordcr,
'oo lbs. fllbefts, Pfupes in Fancy Boxes.
snnpowder Tea in Il aud Is lbs boxes,
ase Super do in 2 lbs canisters,
Sperm aud fallow Candles.
Powder and Shot, Salt. Pepper. Copperas,
N'"def, Tar. Turpentine and Shaving
Soap,
Common Cigars.
if''t md ihal bound Blank Books.
lo'iseap and Letter Paper.
Wrapping Paper, large and small sizes.
Iron bound Wood Ware IN nests,
Saddles.
fafher's Straw Cutters a first rate article,
ALSO,
II hhls New \. {. Clipped Herrings. No
. fiano Fortcs, one OF which is n beautiful
upright Cottage, Pinno made Of Rose
wood,
al. o' winch we will sell 1T pirate ~ n ell as public
safe ~ ptiees To suit purchasers.
PAYNE x TURNER
fuefien and Commission Merchants. Bank SQUARE.
May - :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

n~der--A correspondent informs us that Mr..
'"omas |. Williams, "A worthy and respectable
f""'er Oh rlltsylvania, was killed "a few weeks a
S"'y one OF his negroes, under the following cir
''"'dhces. lie observed some misconduct in the
~so' and undertook to chastise him, when the
WI" ran into an adjoining piece of woods, and a
INV '"e approach ofhis master, upon whom he
"'e'ed a severe blow with a stick, fracturing the
'""' 10 such a degree that he survived but a few
m"' he negro is now awaiting his trial. Mr..
"'"'s lett a wife and a young family to lament
'' un'imely fate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
NOTICE.

May l6

ID J1iSUANT to the provisions ofa decree Of the
4 circuit superior court OF law and chancery for
the county of Nelson, pronounced on the Sd Of MAY,
1876, IN a certain cause therein depending, in which
Messrs. n. 4 II. Weed 81 Co. are the plaintiffs. aud
Franklin Thwine 4 Obadiah J. Reynolds, late mcr-
chants and partners, under the style OF Thwing &
Reynolds, aud others are the defendants the UNDER
signed. appointed a COMMISSIONS by the said de-
cree for The purpose, will proceed, on the 18th June
next, in the town of New Glasgow, county OF Am
herst, to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
Store House and Lot situated in the said town., the
property Of the said Thwing & lteynolds.-Tht
Store House is "A large Lot, and the stand for a stor.
a g6od one.
THOMAS N. EUBANK, .SheriFof
Amherts and Commissioner
Nav 23 ids
AOLCN NDD - u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

o. In the Senate, on the l5tl, inst. Mr.. Man
gum presented certain resolutions of the citizens of
Burke county, Nc requesting Congress to re-
cOgnizc the independence OF Texas. One of the
resolutions contained a request to Messrs Preston.
CLAY and Benton, to advocate the objcc, thereof
The Telegraph says" MIR. Preston made a short
but most eloquent and thrilling speech on the
Mbiect of the contest going on in Texas. He re-
irrred, in the happiest manner, to the news last
arrived ofthe discontinue and capture of the Mex.
lean army. MIR. CT was absent, and Mr.. Benton
said nothing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
LATER FROM EUROPE.-Arrivals a, New

LATER FROM EUROPE.-Arrivals a, New
York, bring Liverpool papers to the 18th.
Cotton was dull, and had declined ID to ID per
h.
Afourth and successful attempt had been made
to blow up the equestrian statue of William the Sd
at Dublin, erected in the year l70l, commemora-
,aofthc battle of the BOVINE. The perpetrators
We unknown. $500 had been offered for their
deecnAn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
.'oa Water, Candies, Fruits, &c,

L Haviiaao scfibcr's Fountain is in full operation.
ola prepared to furnish g ,od Soda. Also. Candies
FRESH i Tn Quality, (home manufactured as also
omod,,n.hoiIS all of which he will sell on ac-
oN"ihs terms, for cash.
Nay 10 ARM1STEAD AYRES.
~ u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

" The controversy between Gen. Jackson
and Mr.. Adams, il will be seen, Is still unsettled.
1T seems to us that MIR. \ cannot be mistaken as to
the matter Of fact involved in the dispute, however
he may Ell with regard to the precise date of it's
occurrence. 1t is surely mere probable that
Gen. Jackson has %iogotten the circumstance than
that Mr.. Adams has invented Il story, which, even
if he establish its truth, cannot be personally adj
vantageous to himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
WI1LIAnr n. yyRAuys.. Watch Ma

w hor, Silversmith aud Jcweller. three doors
bcio" the Matkct house. aud opposite MIR. kerr's
Dry Good Store, takes this opportunity of insornin.
MS friends and the public generally, that he has lust
returned FROM the Northern cities, wheie h. laid in
the largest and most splendid assortment, of artic,es
in his line, ever heretofore kept. Thankful, to the
public, for the patronage heretofore received, he
again solicits a continuance oftheir custom.
w. r.. h.
Y. Is. Watches, Clocks, Iewelry and : liver Ware.
made aud repaired m the very besr manner and at tho
shortest notice. NILLliMT kRAtTU.
May 10 TO
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BLUE RIDGsE

| IL, subscriber has rented this establishment,
LvmnssIGGanal, on the road leading from lexington to
,dle,s ~ : and is now prepared to entertain ira
paid to u u, 'he best style. Every attention shall be
houss n n, comfort of those who may call at his
head or ! mere Is an excellent Turnpike from the
'"u Of the Canal to Lynchburg.
May sANuEL DAkoI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

IN them aud the third has been deprived of the
interest which il would i it have possessed by the g.
cents on the Sabine, Which render il unnecessarv
Gar Gen. Gaines TO exercise the conditional noror
18th which he was entrusted. Should noth;,r ~
more Importance, however, be received, we shall
copy ,li, portion OF the correspondence in our
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
CO-PAKTNERSEtp.

'HNHE subscribers have associated themselves -,
a gether, in the Goods Business. under tb. Ill
and firm of ROYAL, YOUNG Co.
JOSEPH f.. ROYAL.
JNO. w. YOUNG,
JNO. c.. MEEM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
Tho Aynchburg and Campbell courthou sc
Turnpike.

vHshc Commissioners, appointed FOR that purpose,
- by an act OF the General Assembly. passed on
the 9Th of March ls36, will open books oi subscr p
ton FOR stock, IN the l.ynchburg &Campbcll Count
house Turnpike Company on the lst day Of June, III
the town of lynchburg, at the AUCTION Store of
Mcssrs. Payne & Turner.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
May "3 III
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w2uL #

'EnlE subscriber respectfully informs .ssr nj
u Physicians, country merchants and tbn public
generally, that his Spring supply OF DRUG, NED
lGlNES, &c. has now arrived. Ills stock ~ very
extensive, embracing nearly all the Mar Remedies,
Potent Medicines, Chemicals, &c. purchased by him
self in the Northern Cities, al of which he can ne.
commend as being fresh aai genuine.
The following comprises a part OF his assortment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
AUCTION SAFES.


On WEDNESDAY, tie 25tb inst will self.
y IN front Of my AuetiUd Room,
l bids Sugar,
II bags Rio Coffee,
900 lbs. Sole Leatl err.
y barrels Molassos,
: hoN,N Fur Hats.
u doz, Palm Leaf Hats.
20 boxes Raisins,
, irabs Almonds,
| bag filber,s,
; good Eight Day Clocks.
\ lot Of Dry Goods. Writing Paper. Shovel,
and longs, a., &c, &c.
CHARLES PHELPS.
MAY 10 ,1s +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

NJ Gen. Maconb, in a letter to the Secretary
ofWar, %recently communicated to Congress, recon-
,rcnds an immediate increase of the military er.
,a~bliSfmen, to 10000 men. The signs of the
,;mrs clearly indicate that the day is not di,,an,
xhioh nil exhibit both the republication and econ.
mn, oitIic present administration, in "a l,rco
Standing army, in time of pcacc'-in the frs,
ulacr 10 make war upon the treasury, and finally
opon the liberties of the people. Sweet buds some.
,iocs produce bitter fruits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
MoTTCN.

HkttABlA To the last will oil Capt. Pete,
"A Nnsttn, dec, thc subscriber offers tor sale the
iiaeto a Land ON which the said deuedcnt resided
At the time OF his death. II lies about one mile and
a halt south west al the New London Academy, and
contains 40 ceres. The improvements have all
neeh p1i "n the place within the last : or 10 wears
Tue dwelling House Is Large, aud composed OF first
fa'e materials, and Ton convenience in its arrange
tnentS Is NOT surpassed by any dwelling in this see
ton OF the country. There are about $50 acres of
Land supposed 10 be cleared. and the greater pati in
ine heat the Wood Land is heavily tmbcicd and
OF superior quality 10, producing Tobacco of the
hlest KIND There Is a small Meadow, aud very
productive, nov on the place, and might be readily
enlarged 1.-THE c<tcut at between 20 aud 10 acres,
men In" gteat variety If advantages attached ia
inns place Is taken INTO consideration, To vii, IFS
coiillSullN 10 that sclN prosperous literary in
stitntion, the New London Academy It's heinz
sltlla ed IN one ot the most healthy, wealth, and m.
telllgcnt portions otmiddlc Virginia, topetllcr with II.
%'ttt'litN, lthtnk iitcl justified IN SAVING that | know
no fItuatlon HOW ion sale, in this section of ,ouu,,y
CONTAINING SO ntay advantages. The terms will b,
liberal fot further particulars, enquire OF the sub.
Scribcr, living neai New London.
WV AUSTIN, Er'or. Of
itter .1ustia decd.
MaN % uSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

u \ bill has passed both Houses Of Congress,
and will doubtless be approved by the President,
assuming the debt now due by the three cite, of
the District of Columbia, amounting TO a million
and a half of dollars, receiving in trust, towards its
eventual extinction, the stock belongs to the three
rites in the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, which the
money was borrowed to pay for. Congress has
in tl'is respect at least acted "A part ola hountifrl
step mother to the District. The bill was warmly
opposed by Mr.. Wise in the House, and passed by
a vote Of 10 to So.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
NEW SToRH.

~ Il are no" opening, one door below the Banks.
w and opposite Mr. John X. ID. Payne's Auction
store, our FIRST assortment of GOODS. consisting,
IN their ditfrent varieties, OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Eats, Shoes, DC. DC.
The stock was bought before the recent general
rise IN Merchandise, whash viii enable them to sell
many articles below the present. value. They deem
it unnecessary To give a list OF their assortment. as at
best. it would be but partial.-Sufice. il to Fay. they
have endeasonred 10 make II general and complete.
They Invite all their friends 10 call. as they will
take pleasure III shelving them their Stock,
HONALL. fOrNG \ ca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

" he account Of the Lynehbmg Races, re-
"eu al TOO late an hour for insertion this morn
Wy snail appear in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

C." The Wing Convention in Georgia, rcccn
" in session, nominated unanimously Hugh l..
White as next President, and John Tyler as Vice
President. 1t also framed an Electoral Ticket.
They arc quite %sanguino of carrying the vote of
the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
o 3 BARRY,
DENTIST.

AZ returned to Lynchburg, and may be found
4 at the Franklin Hotel.
May 5 . r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23
MaENTAEl.

Married, ON Wednesday, the lth Nav, by the
Rev. Mr.. McLcrov, Mr.. J,Mrs Jonxsoy, 10 Miss
SUSAN rrier, daughter OF the late Nm. Price, ESQ.
all of Pitl>, lvania.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

~ John NJ. Niles has been elected Senator
in Congress by the Legislature of Connecticut, to
I'll the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Senltor
Smith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

NJ l. will sell, on fucs,a, the 7th ! = liou
W SEES and ots, comfortably situated Tor FAM
lies : Btiek Ienrinents, one at the junction III 9Th
street and Bid alley, the other ON I'd alley adjoining
The hrst, and airancd house. ON llth street. Pu,cha-
Sels will do we'll 10 attend the sales, .s the property
Millhce%ertainl> sold. Terms at srlc-ny order of Nh.
Petct Elliott proprietor.
PAYNE Il TURNER. 4ucts.
Way % a.
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CETrEICALS.
DRUGS.

CHEMICALS. DRUGS.
Pnlvis Antimonialis, Gum Arabic. Turkey
lodide OF Iron, Opium aud Myrl,
llsdrIodate of Potash. lAlcppo ScamInony,
Clllofide OF soda, rBernuda Arrow Root,
English and American African and American
talohlel, Cayenne,
English Blue Mass. Russian and American l.
Acetate and S~ulpllate of siuglass,
Norphla, Spanish aud American
Cfoton On, Saffron.
Nitrate of : liver, lGum kino, True,
kfeoSote, Gum Guaiac and Cam
Refined BoraH, phor,
Calened Ma&nesta, Mamma, Ehubarb, Jalap,
oAymnfIate Of fotaSs, lpecac, Bavbtiry and
Quiune, Pcprerine and J. pofuy. BARK.
odlne. ILiquuficc Paste, superior,
Datont Medicines. ixESTNUUIENTs.
Buffers Magnetism Ape ,Tuppine, Self Injecting.
rielt, Sealing, and Plugging,
Indlan Specific, Turnheys, forceps,Sii-
Mrs. Gardeners iudianl yer and Elastic Cathc-
Balsam of Liverwort & tors, Bougics, Evans &
IIoarhound for Coughs, Silver Spring Lancets,
Colds and ConsumpIDeutist's Gold Foil, Por.
ton, cclain Teeth,
Ess. OF Tyre iof the Han, En-, Womb and a large
Rowand'sTo Mixture, assortment Of other Sy-
a certain cure ir the rnges,
Ague and Fever, American Scafificators.
Marshail's \ taircnter'si 1russes and Stethcs
FLUID ext. OF Safsaparil- coPrs, improved plan.
New England Cough sy
rup.
ALSO, 4 great coriety o. Miscellaneous and Fancy
articles, pj>
Snulf and Shaving Boxes; Fancy Soap; Hair and
Tooth Brushes; Macassar, Antique, and Bears OIL;
Hair Powder Powder Puils; Lavender, Florida and
Cologne waters, Otto of Iio e indellble Ink, Percus-
sion Gaps, Luciier Matches. Thermometers, Pocket
1 Wallets, lux Powder, Letter Paper, and Galvanic
Lamps, a new article for producing inst infamous
light for sick rooms.
PAINTS AND OILS.
10 barrels insecd Oii,
) do Spirits Turpentinc,
100 kegs lewis's White Lead in Oil, No. | and
No. !, pure,
500 lbs. do do do Dry,
l0O lbs. Spanish Brown,
1000 lbs. Venetian Red,
500 lbs. Lamp Black. English and American,
POO lbs. Red Lead, l00lhs. Iylharge,
100 lbs. Chrome, Green aud Yellow,
20 doz. superior Salad Oil,
. bbls. do do
Ground and div Nerdigris, Sugar Of Lead,
TIMBER and stone Ochrc.
Gold Leaf, Gold and Silver Broze, Pain,
Brushes, &c.
DYE sTvEEs.
Logwood, Grotnd and Stich Fustic, Redwood
Red Saunders, Camwood,
Together with many other articles TOO numerou.
to mention, comprising the largest assortment 'eyeu
offered by the subscriber, all ofwhich will be sold OF
the most reasonable terms by ID. X. LYMAN,
At the Sira oftae Goiiea NoHar, Bqpk Square
Ma: iii,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

Society and to the public in thcir behalf, concla.
ding IN the language of the Psalmist,.
blessed is he that considercth the poor. The
Lord will deliver him in time of trouble. The
LORD VIII preserve him aud Keep him, and he shall
be blessed in tho earth"
LCGi ". orEY,N covn,,.
I. II. Carl. AND. COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-23

We regret to say that our Register numbers 10
less than at our last Anniversary, but we earnestly
hope that these vacancies will speedily be filled. We
fear there is less zeal for Ibis work than former
" among the membership would attribute it to
any cause rather than that of" growing weary"
We have witnessed with great pleasure the ben
cfcial effects resulting from the recent establish
ment of "A Cotton Factory in this place, and we
hail it as Instrumental in meliorating the condition
of a class, who were often compelled to ask as
si,tanco at our hands. We rejoice to behold them
now, by their own industry, securing an honest sup
port.
But there are many, very many more, who cam
not avail themselves of this means of relief. Such
as the wives of incorporate men, necessarily con-
fined by "A family Of children 10 their wretched no.
yel,-the aged and iniirm widow the sick and
aflicted-and the poor little orphan-too small
nerhaps to work, and without a friend to t~cactsiim
how. Shall the forsakcn but faithful wife be de-
MED sympathy and charity, because left thus, by
him who is bound to cherish and support her !!
Shall the dscensolate widow suffer, because she
has been bereavcd Of her only earthly support !
And shall the child Of affection perish for bread,
because disabled from work ! Shall the poor 1T
lie orphan grow up in ignorance because there is
no eve to pity, no hand OF charity nigh leave
the answer to your own hearts.
There is much yet to do. Confident IN tins be-
lief &c appeal 10 The members and trends oi 'n'e
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new Books and New EsOnncas.

y aud Dry Goods Store of Estes Il Wbiteb,,1
Consisting III part rs follows
IN, ri .a' '"' I've Sets foeis, splendid,
p ""'s ,'\'t''Ses' bound IN lo,ols.
'oN VI oH'eftht 'NhiPwrccks and disasters
Proper Lessons. :, y,,ic,, -, No., MI.
- ""' l eH''ih'nls' LYNN BOOKS OF different
nv n'"",.'S Letters. Kinds,
III 'as'of at the sicA BUCKS Dictionary,
zee Shakespeare,
no'o $ upper l%osephus,
uu's' U ! me Blank Books Of all Kinds,
Aioo''s' \ large assortment of
school Books, and ma
- ny othei valuable books.
ssNSNEfa'S.
An asSoftmcntol New style. consisting of fin,
p.a'n straw Cafd'nell trecran Cottage, Imperial
"ferian Cottage aud Fancy Grcciau Cottage.
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$50 Il e er& anD
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OriGe.
Scr 1scadsr BIO g, 6.
aerbarb's Mnble, aGe &reltbe er 10 np1 hi.
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merriam teoss epebitirnss une @emm;It7,
Ona8ste1aft htfeteen ,rumit leine 9reunpe
ano Sanosn i'm sesanfiae~ nb8sn.
Wat'1lon, Sa'p 10. 1885. 12.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
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fsinem a!ten Gtouepurste, eine Me;le faos
61Iid pon Canton. @riit ipmt in 8ereits
ld}ar woIIs an3nnebm'n, uno fe auf bic
bette 0nsiIt 5u @oTesn, 5u cen niebriaeu
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innsrbab feds Monatsn b3ablt ,pire. 70
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0s1DaoI8uns miro pinetli1 bt3ablt.
Socob 9)lep1s.
S1nY 12. 1885. 8tf.