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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-11-23
PROCL.E.N.HTHOV
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hoy PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, Governor
IL and Commander in chief in and over

Hef PIERCE NJ. BUTLER, Governor
II and Commander in chief in and over
the State aforesaid.
whereas information has been received
by this department that an a,rocious muir
der was committed in The District Of York,
on The lIth inst. on the body of Wm: Nance
ny a negro man slave, named Jack, The
property ofCeorge Mc'Allicly, and that the
said negro Jack has fled from justice.
Now Know We, to The intent that the said
Jack may he brought to trial for the said
crime; | do hereby offer a reward of two
hundred dollars for the apprehension Of
said Jack and lodging him in any Jail of this
State. Jack is about 1:5 years old, 5 fee,
? or 10 inches high, weighs about one hun
dred and tlly or sixty pounds, complexion
yellow black. loves Il dram, talks much,
and brags greatly Of his knowledge of Far
riery and Wagoning, of which it is said that
he has been driver in almost every State
south and west of New York. lie was
sometime ago purchased by his present ow-
ncr from a Mr.. Waugh of North Carolina.
$50 Given under my hand and seal
LIS. of Tie Stale at Columbia, this
~ 9th day Of October 1887.
=. NJ. BUTLER.
BY the Governor.
Is. II. Saxon, Secretary of ST nc
To be copied 81 by the Journal, Mrsscn-
ger, Advertiser, Courier, Mercury, Cumdcn
Courier, and Times.
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Fan the Court OF Ordinary.
EDEEEJEJD DISyRJrT

Mat. Minis and BEN. Frazier, Appli-
cants, vs.. Martha Minis ct nj. lief'tS.
III Appearing TO my satisfaction. that Mar.
e. thai Minis. Henry Minis, Joseph Terry and
wife Martha, a. IL. Ayrc and wife Elizabeth
defendants in the above case, reside without
the limits of this State: II il therefore ordered.
.hatti,cy do appear aud obicc, to the division or
sale of the Real Estate of L.ivinstoa Minis. de
ceased. i'll Il certain tract cf land OH Saiuda Ri
yer, on or before the fourth day of DcccnI-
Der next, on their consent to the same will be
entered of record. Given under my hand at nv
Office, tho 9th day of October, 1887.
q TOWLES, o. l.. d.
Oct9 II RI
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En- the Court of Ordinary.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Abraham Turner & Wife Judith, Appli-
cants, VS.. Mary Bodie. ct al. Defendants.
II appearing to my satisfaction, That Sim.
Il Day and wife Sophia, Thomas Coburn
and wife Elcndcr, anl James Smith and
wife Mary, defendants in the above stated
case, reside without the limits Of this state.
1t is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to the division Of sale of the real
Estate of Joshua Bohic, deceased, on or be-
fore the fourth day of December next (lS37)
or their consent 10 tho same will be entered
of record-lhis 3rd October 1887.
o. TOWLES, o. Z. d.
Oct. = n
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a CA Ee Id.

VETHE Subscribers beg leave to return their
q sincere thanks to their friends and the pub
lie generally, for the very extensive patronage
cxtenicd to them, and from Il close attention to
business, hope to merit Il continuance of the same.
They are now receiving, and will continue daily
to receive, Il new and splendid assortment of
Fashionable Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, among
which are the following, viz:
Satinets, Kentucky Jeans,
Iady's Cloaks,
Red and White Flannels, Blankets,
6-i and Al Brown Shecting,
81 Brown Shirtins,
"a and Al Bleached Shcetings,
81 Bicached S~hirtings,
Ga AND Al Plain and Damask Mcrinos
81 Circassians,
GA Ilcrnanah Shawls,
I'd DamaSk Grape do
Spun silk and Fancy Shawls,
d. ana "a French Calicoes,.
81 American do. from 121 TO % cts. good,
Al Furniture Checks,
4-i and 81 striped and PLAID Domcstics,
34 Furniture Dimity,
Irish Linen, Diapers,
Black Silks, A Gro dc Swiss,
Black Italian Lustrings,
Figured and coioured Gro do Nap,
Ponscc and Bandanna Silk handkerchief,
White and Black Silk Gloves,
White Silk Hose, plain and clicked,
White Cntton do. do. do.
Fancy and colroued do.
Ladies and Misses Fashionable Bonncts,
Honks of all kinds.
Hats, Shoes, and ready made Clothing,
ALSO,
U.IGON HARNESS., and SADDLES,
ALSO,
N.ALCLUSE YARNS AND O~SNABURGS,
AT FACTORY PRICE.
And numerous other articles, too tedious to
mention, all OF which they offer whole sale or re-
tail OIL terms to suit purchasers. All orders for
amy OF the above articles, will be promptly at
tended to by
C.. 81 l.. NJ. CHURCHILL.
Hamburg, S. c. October, 1887 d 81
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Ss0uWg9, ssa,ea,eo,.s &, On.

OULD inform the public that in adj
w dition 10 the FIRE PROOF WARE
HOUSE, which they have for wears oc-
cnpicd, they have taken the FIRE Poor
WARE li"Usi, recently in the occupancy of
Mcssrs. j. W. ~ J. Il. Heard, but ii siorl
distance above, on Broad street, and respect
fully ii.vilc an increase of patronage, MS
they are now prepared to store with safety
ana convenience Il large amount OF cotton.
they pledge their accustomed devotion to
the interest of their friends in all business
confided TO them.
Augusta Oct. 9th 1887. r 26
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the Court OF Ordinary.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
William Walker and wife Eliza, APP
licantS, VS..

William Walker and wife Eliza, app
licants, VS..
Mary Kirkland q others, defendants.
II appearing to my satisfaction, that Mary
Il kirkland. Joseph Kirkland, the heirs of
Sarah Johnson, Philemon Kirkland, the
heirs of Jesse Kirkland. the heirs of Eliza
beth Huggings, Isaac kirkland and Sophia
kirkland, defendants in the above case, re-
side without tho limits of this State. 1t is
therefore ordered. that they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the Rca.
Estate of isaac Kirkland, deceased, on
Monday the eleventh day of December next.
or their consent to the same will he entered
OF record. Given under my hand at my
Office, this 9Th Oct. 1897.
o.. TOWLES, o. L. D.
Oct. II, 1857 h 81
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From TIC Columbia Telescope.

Mn. EpIroR:-l had hoped. ere this, some
thing better than the following would have beer
sent you, by way of tribute to the memory o
those who persisted in the unfortunate steamer
CLONE. In lieu of what nigh; have been done
if You please, accept this feeble attempt. Pro
lessor and Mrs. Mott. Young Bus;wick, and Miss
Robert are the individuals alluded ,o--tiie only
ones known to the writer, o! all the number LOST
TIE SNIPWEECK
She is gliding away, like a meteor ray
Like a sea-bird she's Swimming the ocean;
BY night and day, she's away and away,
In her light and her beautiful molten.
Her mist you'll descry like cloud from the sky
Let loose as to blend with the billow;
But now it ascends, and to heaven it wcuds.
Waving graceful as wreath of the willow.
But she, so like Il think oflifc-
SO fiHd with life, and light, and being,
Soon, mid the elemental strife.
She'll bc-oll, what il; mans Corc.ce;po,
a rninil hulk. 4 rivcn wreck,
scnne Of wo and wild confusion;
The iofms upon her "alIant deck
Now writing meath its sad commission
"!lomc' was the wnrd-oh, how If came
Upon 'licir hearts 50 swcctiv THRILLING,
Ii VAS the very boats sweet na,nc-
sweet il"inc' the very breeze wa; filing.
IL seem q blcst. prophetic sound
That mi,!i; have caused them wild co,nn,,;,,
ncr'"i'"mc" will bc-that deep profolnd-
li'e'f lost lost lome-tlrat stormy ocean.
VA 'neV. Tie biIovant and the brave.
Mark how they rcnd the air with sh-ictinr,
in"nfd beneath yon angry wave.
The eye M mnrn fI,cir n!,ca - soa,,;,.
Go'c-gonc-t!lc lovely al!-tiuus lost.
II young, the gay. the happy hearted,
That ne'cr before n cloud had crosS'd,
Nor slalow on their pathway dartcd.
fnlI, full of lle.a1d hope, and home,
Oh. many 4 heartsvas fo,ully beating
sith houShfs of meeting fricnds-to some.
Oh, there Willie no earthly meeting!
a parents eye no more shall dwell
With foundpess gu an only daughter!
Oh, who the5fpian'd one may tell
Tie storysof that fearful water.
(1is pen The si.ipwreck" once por,rav.d;
Tie Shipwrcck'-oh, too true ii story!
Poor Henry! thus thy grave was made.
Cold III the deep, pcrclance, and gorv.)
In yam may turn the parents eve
10 meet their '%irst-born son-tllci- CHERISHED,
Ii,eir Joy, their pride, low, low doth lie.
Beneath the briIy wave he pcrisl,'d.
Ann long the widow'd uo,l.or's heart
With sickcning hope deferr'd may largnisl,;
Her chllds rcturn-oli. this her part,
Fill hope was turn'd to bittcrcst anguish,
For she, the lovely and the voung,
Perchancc her lender frame was driven
All roughly DER the surge along,
Or tempest-toss'd, or rudcly riycn.
Iiat form, that cen the wind of heaven
HID never visited unkiud!y,
WY thus to death so rudcIy given!
10 reason, were to reason bliudly.
ohliod! yes, thou OH: God art still,
God Oft the whirlwind and the storm
Nho dare sailsay thy sovereign will?
Dare li-I-nft tina d',si a
No! when my puny voice ] raise.
IT'S NOT 10 caviI or repinc.
We may not understand thy ways.
+ But they are RIGHT, for thcy arc THINE.
b 'Col"m6ia, S. C., Oct. 81, 1857 NM
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:" AVING sold my Drug and Medicine
Ill Store in Hamburg, S. G. to MIR. JAS.
Levcrich, l solicit the pa,ronage of my old
customers, in favor of the New Establish
ment. ! can Recommend them to call with
the confident belief tha; they will receive
entire satisfaction in all their dealings; and
the known experience of Mr.. l.. will war
rant them from any imposition in the quality
ofthc articles lie offers for sale.
j. TOOLE.
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For Sale.

VHNlIREE Road Wagons, perfectly new
II havin. never hccn used. Apply 10
Mr.. Welsh at my Plantation, two miles a.
hove White Hall, AbbcvilIc, or to the sub
scribcr a, this place.
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
Edecfcld G. H., Oct. 1887. d35
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CONSEQUENCES or !ITAvY BETr1xG.-
But to "depict more freely | will detail. a
lew cases OF destruction from canning, from
my personal knowledge. Going some
way back, the first that occurs TO my mind.
at this moment, is one of ascntleman who
shot himself in London, n few days after
S3'no.ehsko, Inc r"~~-.n..-a r.ss,, iI,n Narh.
stakes. l. opened tlati wus myself ar
Newmarket, in the second Spring meeting
oi that year, and rode thence to London
with this unfortnnat. gentleman with whom,
l was slightly acquainted and who aDpcar-
ell greatly detected ut having los, seven
hundred pounds, OIL the balance orI;s bonL
by the week Il facr which surprised mc
knowing him TO be a very heavy better. AMI
consequently imagining that sum to have
been, nndcr such circumstances. hut n ,ri-
Hing one 10 him. | was not. howoyor
aware thai be had at that time on his hook
4 bet OF ten thousand to one thousand n
gainst SmolcnscO winning three events
and lie had already won two of them
Tic won the third, whicl, was the Dcrhy.
and Mr.E-shot himself, in hi, lo.ds;n~a
IN London. on tile day preceding the SCI
ting day. But, reader mark the sco,,c, =,
TINS lamcntablc s~tory,wh;ch nothing sbor,
OF an ardent wish that the eject, Of vl,;rI,
1t Is my intention to writ" on ~. d.,.,,r,,
cslcctS OF gambling should be i,nnresscL
deeply on the minds of my readers, co,..d
I..,
nave induced E.c to have alluded 10 it NJ
all. The evening before he con:mitted H.,
fatal act, was seated at dinner at Ibho:-
sons hotel, in Fcre-strcct. wilh one of his
gentleman slargcst creditors, when he Lir.-
sell walked into the rooin, and, throwipc
his eyes Wildly around The company. which
rs usual, was very numerous at thai ho,,.
of the day, fixed them ut lrnm,h mn ,,,.
person OF "hom he was in pursuit. ..,YrI
B." said my friend, ..low do vou
feel yonrsclf'' ''-lmong he d!m4aA," WIS
his reply. "Nonscncc,'' resumed IL, Ear.
mcr; sit down aud take n GLASS of w;,.
with us: if YOU can let me hive four .,,,.,-
drch pounds on Monday morning. baco..
we go TO Ta'tcrsall's l VIII gave you time,
But what was time to Il man WHO had mad.
mp his mind to rush into eternity on In,
morrow? lie would drink no wine. pc;,.-
cr could VIC persuade him to ~accolnunnv
us to the theatre. In IL few hours more ho
was Il corpse; and his iuduIscnt creditor
from the same cause, alth"usiG a. that limo
in possession OF every ihing Necessary 10
make life agreeable. died mad and without
a shilling, i'll Il few years aflcrw~ ards.-Nim.
rot, in Fraser's Magazine.
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AlA the Court OF Ordinary.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

FDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Richard Garrett and wife Martha,
applicants, VS..
Nancy Picket & others, dcfcndants.S
Il appearing TO my satisfaction, that Da-
L. vid Nj. George and Milly his wife,
and John Haws and Elizabeth his wife,
defendants in The above stated case, reside
witlou, the limits of,l,iS State. 1t IS there
fore ordered, that they do appear and object
to the division or sale of the real estate of
james Picket, deceased, on Monday the
eleventh day Of December next, or their con
sent to the same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand at my Office, this Eth
Oct, 1887. O. TOWLES, O. T.. D..
Oct. II, 1913: h 81
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Notice..
NOTICE.

> hereby gwen. that the Coparinershir here
"a. totorG existing under the name Of ArrAw,y
&JonNsroSis dissolved. Business will hereafter
he conducted under the name OF ITTIU1YS &.
WIfITE, us Johnston has sold his entire interest
in said Firm To White
ATTAWAY g. JOHNSTON.
October Is. 1877 If RI
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DccM hy Tight Locing.-t Noninsham.
Nns.) paper gives a melancholy instance
Of death by ,igh. lacing. y five youny
woman of that place, died sndhcnly a:icra
long walk. The next day a post inorte,,
examination took place, when it was found
that she had caused u pressure N the lungs
and ~viscero, from lacinS her says tightly
TO procur 4 hin waist, which ,i.cuMs;auco
had caused a predisposi'ion 10 acute ;oAa.
matioe.
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AH the Court Of Ordinary.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

James O'Gilvie, Applicant, VS.
Chesley Cochran ct al, Defendants
L appearing to my satisfaction that Robert
Il Cool, IN, one Of ihe defendants in this case.
resides without the limits of this State: 1t is there
fore Ordered, that he appear and object to the
division or sale ofthc Real Estate orJas. O'Gilvic.
sem, deceased, on or before the LIST day Of Jnnua-
ny next, or his consent to the same will be enter.
ed ofrecord. Given under my hand at my Office.
this 9TH day Of November, 1887.
.. TOWLES, o. u. d.
Nov h 40
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S9sjTEs

SeFsJE'Es az ESs5EENA.
AEBEIil.LE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
J. r. Wilson, g. Co. vs.1
james Davis.
Ib'HE plaintiffs i'm this case having filed
d their declaration in nv office, AT Able
vile Court House, ON the PHI, dav of March
1887 Ordered, that the defendant do plead
thereto within n year and IL dav, from thai
date, or Judgment by default will he rendered
against him.
JAS. WARDLAW, c !. c. p.
Clerks Office, May 81, 1887 l2m
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SiaETei CAROLINA.
AHBEEiLLE DISTRICT.
u IIi[E EAlhnN

Adams Parmclcc * Co. vs.. .Io!m 4. YOUNG
:. hncc!alid ~ Co. vs. the Same,
S;oddnrd Birch Il Co. VS. the Same.
james !. Bozeman. VS. the Same.
VENHE Plaintiffs in the above stated eases
Il having this day filed their declarations
in my office, a, Ahbcvillc Cour, House /:
Ordered ~1lIalI,c tlei"nlLm do plead thereto
wiIi'm Il year and Il day, tr,m .his uaLc, or
judgments by default will be rendered a.
"ain>t him.
JAS. WARDL.AN:. c. G. r.
Clerks Office, May o, 1887. 12m
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Oct. ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08
We GOODS.
JAMES l.. HORNEgS
las just received at his NEW CASH STORE
IL large portion OF his
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The following comprises part Of the assortment
Zine. black, invisible, green and Oxford mixed
Cloths,
Rlue black. drLb aud fancy colorcd Cassmercs
SIMMER Cloths, plain, t"illel and diagonal,
Black Hastings, very line,
Erminets, various colors,
SINNER Vestings, Irish Linens,
Linen Cambria llandkerchieis, very cheap
PAINTED Nusn> (some splendld,)
Colored Silks, (varions colorS,) superior,
EIlch Maleona Lustrins, single aud double width,
French worked Capes and Collars,
Ladies' Fancy ShN anl e'an~e ilandAorchici,,
ticntlcmen's superior English Six do,
And Company Bandana, do,
BLACK SIX Velvet, "a superior article.)
Grass Linen (new article)
tme Brown Linen
White and Colorcl DrillingS,
4 good assortment OF Domestic Goods, white and
colored,
t;mghanls. solid, checked and striped
LADIES' and Misses hid Gloves, (supelior)
Do twisted SILK, do (ncv aruclt J
Do white and black Six do,
Ladies' black and white ) ia Hose plain and ribbed,
Do black, white and lancy Cotton do,
DO Silk AMI Cotton Socks,
Mohar Caps, assorted color,
Callcoes, good assortment,
Furniture do, splendid pattern,
PLAIN, figured ana striped Swiss Ma>lin.,
PLAN aad Figured Bo5b.nct do,
CAechcd and striped do,
Jachonct and l'ook do,
GentemcAs Buck AMI Bea,-r Gloves.
DO SIN and C1uou,
Laces and Ed ;ii,Ls,
Footing, Blond aad Rubintt,
Ribbons Bet, BDn5et .nll Cap.
Together with -te.a variety Of other arlic - and
| Shall receive il lca dN, the residue OF my
SPRING SUPPLY, which Wdi iaane M aS>or
hut .it,l
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SPEECH OF
DA MEL WE Is = Il Il X,

IA Nbio's Saloon, Nee York. l5h March, 1887.
4" One Counlry--oue Constltution--one Destiny"
Mr.. CuAIRnAS. AND FELLOW CITIZENS
ltwoull be IDLE in to affect TO be indifferent To
the circumstances under which have now the honor
of addressing YOU.
find myself III the Commercial Metropolis Of
Continent, in the midst oavas assembly oinleligent
men, drawn from all the classes, professions and pur-
suits of life.
Aud YOU have been pleased, Gentlemen, TO meet
me, in this imposing manner and TO offer me warm
aud cordial welcome TO your city. thank you. |
feel the full force and importance OF this manifesto
ton of your regard. In the highly catering resolu
tious which invited me here, in the responsibility OF
this vast multitude OF fellow citizens, aud IN the
appreciation and hearty good will which you have here
manifested feel cause Ton profound and grateful ac-
! acknowledgements.
To every individual OF tins meeting, therefore.
would NOW. most respectfully, make that achnosledg
ment aud with every one II with hands joined III
mutual greeting rccirroe ale friendly salntatou Re
/ spec and good wishes
But, Geutlcmcn, although | mn well assured OF
your personal regard, cannot fail to know, that the
times, the political and commercial condition of
things which exists among US and an intelligent splr-
II, awakened 10 activity aud Ia new degree OF any
! iety, have mainly contributed 10 I'LL these avenues
and crowd these halls. Atamomcut of difficulty, and
ot much alarm, You come here, rs Wings o New
| ! uIh, to meet one whom Non suppose to be bound
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NOTICE..

VIE subscriber has first rate EsOta% NsA-
u son, and also good supply OF the best KIND
=, hOCk and is prepared to execute every klnn G"
nooh-WORk, at the shortest notice and III ths
hea'est manner at liberal prices.
j. G. SHACkLEFORD.
=, ne subscriber has for sale new CARRY ALL
" GOOD quality a liberal price, J. {. =
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.S"sc Spring csoos9s.
w III V'Ya, 4 = IL 1 e FL.
, doors below the Gnr.n"rs' hsanh ofs irsia.n,
AVE RECEITED thalr cutire stock OF
Il l. SssssSTis <sDoDS.

AVE RECEITi5D their entire stock OF
IL S1'ssiSia GOODS,
Embracing nearly all the leading articles OF French
India, ltallan English and Swiss Mandatory, Il
large assortment, Cloths Cassnncrcs and Nestn2S at
every shade and quality good assortment I'm
bfellas, Parasols, Leghorn, Tuscan and Straw BON
nets handsome style Gloves Hosiery aud Bomba-
zhe, together with every othcr article usually kept
IN Their line. Also large stock Groceries,
dsats shoes. &c. &C, all OF which will be sold
cheaper than heretofore as the, were bought under
more favorable circumstances.
her old customers and the public generally arc
particularly invited call ad examine before pur-
chasing ". x s.
April IL +
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MARTIN, WARD s. DAVIS,

A RE now recelyin cthen Spring supply o. staple
y and Fancy Dry GoOds-si1is, sno:s'
s;rorcrics AID Hardware. They respect
fully invite their friends and the public sener|' h Ln
spared to give satisfaction
AprIl "a -
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Gcntlcsncn's summer eScar.

GcniIcsNcn's summer wear.
E'RENCH BOMBAZlNES.
Paramatta Cloths, a beautiful article,
Blue, black aud green Organdis,
orape Hastings, Ernnets,
french Linens, great variety.
Linen and Cotton Fancy Drliings,
1rass Linens, Nenetans
sestlngs, great variety,
satin and Bombazine Stocks.
SO and 40 Inch Black Italian Cravats, &c &c.
Just received.
MARTIN, WARD X DAN -.
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"THE LYNCHBURG yIRGJNJAN "

. ouishsd semmeeSty, ferery Noaday and 7hursdayJ at
tosr Dollars per d'Dn payable IN ddranee. No snbscrtp
a riAbe reeered fora shorter period than sir months and
a. paper uiH be discontinued feece Mc discretion of e
ri;t,r.J until all arrearoges are paid
rP4DVER EASEMENTS inserted at 30 cents pey souoye
lar for Ae FIRST insertion and 3 for ercry spbse-
aueaf Insertion.
e1-yOB PRINTING etecuted neatly and erpeditionsiy
and On reasonable terms.
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yNyAStygNeaTON EgOHslE.

" SIZE Nsa'EDN EVlEE.
TENElE subscribers beg leave to INFORM her trends
4 and the public generally, that they have pnr-
chased this valuable property and prepared 10 &c
comnlodatc all those who may favor Us with a call
The house will be furnished with neat aud PLAIN fur
nlture and o,ir servants the best that can be lfoeur
ed our bar with the best of liquors, and our stable
with the best the market affords.
oar senior has great experience in the business,
and we pledge ourselves to use the most interchangeable
excrfous to render visitors comfortable and a
rr.eaMc WILLIAM HIN.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE.
y B-Thc subscribers are prepared to accom-
n,odatc and would ihc to receive few yearly Boar
,i.rs ". H.
J. NJ. l..
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