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EETARDS Vegetable Hair Oil, for the restoration
w and growth of Hair giving health and beauty and
preventing badness.
Iefore this Iair Oil w's offered to the public il had
aeen tried hundreds CT of badness hinness and
falling off the hair and every instance its sauary
effects have heen realised. 1t hss failed produce
a new and beautiful growth of hair on heads already
bald. In where il becomes dry and ceases grow
this Oil will very render il healthy, and produc,
ra id and be utul growth Of hair, without the least
injury 10 the head. This Oil gives agreeable fra
ranee and is preferable any other IL r Oil for per
unng, curling and elnssing the hair. The h r
net becu H. sf.sf 3sirs j. For san at
~ Ara rect.
EEs n D'I.A or
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MISSISSIPPI ana Louisiana Hotel,

SEGS MARY EIRKI.Nn -o,,o,,c,, 49,
IVA nounccs 10 her friends and ,ha nnhl;o ronn
ally that she is prepared 10 accommodates then, At
he nboy, establishment. and homes fr,m hnr
,xsrticns to- render visit. comf,rt,hc 70 rccci
= , continuance of former fvors Sba f..ls .nnf
d.nt that persons visiting Cov;,g,on dnr,g Nh.
uInmer unnt,,. cau,o, ;,I haiti a,oco,,,,I,,;o
than >ho cnn aTord them on mers liberal terms
Her house ,s n,lasan,Iy si,u,,rd ,,1 wcu ,r,,lcd
will, every convenience tbs h,r 10 f,rnhsG pr;,l,
the most choice LIQUORS. &c. in short sh, nron,ises
t,,t not,ino shall h.. w,n,;n,, ~, b,r NV, IN n,n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-29

pOYLE * MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
4 y Painters, No 5 CwoAtlee street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations of 'he following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted III masteri, manner
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M OTlCE--The partnership OF Kelley, Mason SCo
Of New Orean Mason. Harris SCo., of Natchez;
nd Harris Kelley &Co. of Rodney, was dissJveh on
c2lst of May last, by tie death of Samuel Mason,
me of the partners OF the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners, will be charged
with the settling md closing said business follows:
LeviC Harris will attend TO the settling of the business
OF Mason, HarrsS Co., ut Natccz; and Harris, Ilcl-
ey & Co, Rodney; and Henry ielley will attend to
he settling of the business ofNellcy Mason & Co.. at
New Orleans. The names of lie several firms will lie
used in Liquidation only.
Those indebted 10 said firms earnestly requested
ocome forward md make early settlements; and those
having claims F" i'll please present 'hcm without delay.
LEVI HARRIS,
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IN haste,
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Tie EnrIish Nculiet

I.oui.ville, J1ly 1897
Copied from The S. " q. .9Erocac Of the 2 June 1897
AT the request Of Dr. Williams VIC insert the follow
lug tc from the Rev Mr. Howell of Nashville 10 TN,
cilai OF til South Western Christian Advocate who
it appears, has examined ae d slomas and Other tlacu-
msnts, cvitcNe otthe Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence Of an accident, Dr. " will "a
main in Nashville II few days longer than lie ut frs.
intended-suy the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. notwithstanding been requested hy Dr.
Williams tie ocWIiSt i'll this city, examine his
numerous dImuuns and other documents evincvn of
his claims to public conIent rim his professional have
in company with valued friend, done with pleasure.
Among them tounH letter from Nr Pageot, at pre-
se't Charge Aittires OF the King of the Ftench at
Washington, addressed to DR.. Williams, testifving the
gcpunencSs of the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium &c. as well those from the Medical Socie-
ties of France He has numerous vouchers from men
known To he Of high reputation in this country received
of great success in restoration of sight to the
c.;y. | Knew none of them previous thei co:ning
ul, er his care; but u have say they arc un-
gicstionah!y benelittad.
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June q, 1897.
T.. 5. Since writing the ABOVE, one Of Dir. Williams
patica's has caiel upon me- and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eys tor seventy wars
but declares himself beter thai last night for the
FIRST time in his life that he rrcollect, he could dis
tnsush, with th eye, some of the promincnt tars.
learn that this oil gen; "man has lived many years
in this rdgior, aud says he been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours truly,
nus1O II. b. C. II.
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NEW ORLEANS 8 NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
fhNHa stockholders OF this company are hereby no
IL tilted that by resolution of the board OF direc-
ten passed the 18th inst. the call made them on
The l3th February asst for the payment of five dollars
share, rasCinded, and the said stockholders
further notified that
VIII .REAS, by Il resolution nf this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been ade on the Stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor the following payments the the stock held espsc
lively hy them, viz:-two dollars per share, payable on
payable ON the first day of December next; and
dollars per share payable the fs day OF March
Now therefore be il resolved that the secretary
of this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr OF the city that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter, they permitted
postpone any payment called in on the stock said
Company for the of sixty days, from and after the
day which il is made payable with the eXpiess
dItior however, that if not regularly paid within the
said prnl1ngaon OF sixty days, from and after the day
on which it should have been paid, that then the stock
whc. said payments should have been made, is and
rema .Urt;itcd to the company, the charter that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, said
call all stock Of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to put of the payments their stock TO
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows thim, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of Sep
emher next may he postponed under the sixth section
of said charter until the 81 st dpy of October next, that
the payment q. dollars per share called for, aud
due the first day Of December next, may he post
poned until the 30th day OF january next; and The pay
of two dollars per share called for and e the
rstday of March next may be postponed until the 30th
day OF April uPxt
Extracts OF the minutes Of the board.
juno 81 A X McNhlR, Sec'ry.
M OOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen white 4 10
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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Iron, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-Iut square
Il and bundle iron, well assorted
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, hail rods and plough
mouds
Cast, German, shear, bliser.d, spring. sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut aud wrough, nails and spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, sst kettles
Chain cables, archors hoes
Ok, log ard trace chains, corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet pig and bar lead; shot
Cua and cooking stoves
Amcs, ltowland's and other spades aud shovels
Hook aud plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps and ether axes
far'd and Maua cor,lage, lines and Irvine
Boil, and slleahng copper; Naval stores
Paints, linseed aud sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and ship cln,ndlc,y.
always on hand, aud which are offered + sale at whoe
sale or retail, the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON & Co. So Old Icyee
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W. W. SW AIN.

No. 117Carai Street hcre ORLEANS
III AS always on fand con family y recc in. Dr,-
Il Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among tticls
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FEsliE Genuine Indian I,asam Of Lverwnrt and Hore-
U hound, is put up in bottles at the low price nf SO
cuch containing the strength of three ounces of
Lyelwort, besi les tho virtues OF many other and
herb. known amnus The Iu,ans eicacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The rivalled success which ns attended the use of
this inesnlubie Basum wherever it has been intro
duccd has ohu,incd the confidence and rernmre nIa-
tons of respectable physicians, for the of coughs
colds pan in the side, want of res sritngeof blood,
liver complaint, &c.
To whom it may This is to certify that we
have in practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
nef's Indian Balsnm of liverworl loarhound with
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it ia made FROM and observation
and experience, recommend ii superis~ preparation
ertl those affections Of the lungs FIR which /, il re
iAmendsi ALBERT WILLIAMS NJ D.
CALVIN ELI MID
hiemhc,e of the Boston Medical ssor ietion
Boston, October %.
faiehy JARVIS & ANDREWS,
ieb I9 q nnbi m fcht bit 3ulas sis
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MEAN MARIE FARlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
~ cases mere Of this superior Cologne waite" Just
received and for sale by the dozen single bottle
Also American md French toilet p w;ers, powder
tufts and boxes shaving md toilet soaps, cosmetic wash
bnlls, milk of roscs, cosmetic cold crenm,
musk, kephalra, Wards vegetable hair OIL ponlatum,
creme de persr, Floiin lnvendar, and bay waters
Pres Wis salts, Marseilles pcrumrrv in trunks ve4et
bic ID liquid rouee. Chlorine and orris tooth wash
CLOTH, sir tooth, mil aud flesh brushes; together with
mn additional supply of fashionable horn and shell
combs and rwelry for sale low wholesale or tail
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
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Specimens 10 be At the shop. Paints ellis,
glass, copa yarnsl, sc. on hand motor sale
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M OOL HATS, in cases--2l dozen white 4 10
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon street
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=: iIDfLI'S NEW WORK, Mc.-rho American
~ England, by tho Ouhoro!"A Year in SPAIN i'll
Volumes
Noble Deeds of Women, in vols.
The Young Wife's Book, Il manual moral rcli-
and domestic duties.
Just received and for sale by WIN. hKEAN,
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NEW GOODS.

SIMMONS, 'TT.tRTT 81 CO.--.Nre now receiving
Sper ship Huntsville Eagle, Merry Andrew, High
snder French aud German double head PLAYING cards.
ser belt aud pocket pistols; plain, ribbed and split
custom cans; cap hnlders; sciss rs, Razors. wen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

Sir. tho correspondence touching tho deialcalions oil
land Office receivers. has az last been laid our
hles. Il wish that every in this nation had one. J
| The special agent OF the Treasury. Mr.. Garesche
appointed 10 examine into the condition of these Off
ccs reported to the Secretary OF the Treasury, on
the lit day of June that the land office rec NJ
Columbus, in Mississippi dctaultcr To the
Government IN the sum of S55965 81. and gives ms
a reason tof his drlalcatlou that he had been "ed
away from his duty by tho example OF ks prcdcccs-
sor, aud that another receiver would probably fol.
low in the footsteps Of the two aud therenpon re
eommcnds his being retained in preference To an
other appointments and, for aught know, he was
retained.
Do YOU remember, Mr. Chairman, that when n
late Administration came into power, in their huda
bic zeal 10 ferret out public pnndercrs, they found
Que poor Auditor who WAS deiaulter 10, some few
hundred dollars, and that forthwith his goods and
ehattcs were seized aud sold, and his body i'm,
pfiSoned, hunted down like lelon, with denunca-
tons from high places Let him rot in prison, ior
he has only used the money OF my people, but
has dared 10 interfere with the freedom OF elections"
But now. sir, when public dcaulicr Is detected ior
Il large amount, he - recommended 10 the mercy Of
Of the Secretary, aud the question * not asked
Is lac honest aud capable, but is lac of our patty L
Nor, sir Is this all connected with these public de
taultcrs II YOU will examine the report 10 which
have referred. it will be found that in many of the
cases where the detalcaton is large. the sccur
" taken by the Secretary is wholly Inadequate
Take ior example, the late receiver at Helena, IN
Arkansas there the dealcaion Is largely upwards
al one hundred thousand dollars, and the penalty Of
the bond only twenty thousand dollars The report
shows throughout, culpabe negligence in this
particular, the part OF the Secretary, and, sir, the
result will turn out In be loss this Government
oi very laage amount. And now, Mr.. Chairman,
while We have these sub Treasures before us, and
have some practical knowledge rs to the manncr in
which they have taken care Of our money, and you
propose hereafter 10 place all oi our money into the
hands OF these same individuals, flesh soppy OF
them, IN gold and silver, with all your provisions FOR
seeurIty--such ~ strong boxes aud bars, and bolts
and kcys-l intended 10 offer an amendment to thar
bull, Ut you should see iii to bring II upD aud hope
you will adopt il that YOU have strong chain pro-
vlded or each sub treasurer we'll secured aud f,sicn-
ed to hls body and his strong box, who may like
hon fastened to pole, move III solemn mockcry A.
round the treasure o his MASTER 10 prevent hun from
running away and forgetting to leave his money be-
hind
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S,l.336,000
Expended.
$4,000
100000
$4,000
SI,O36,OO0

The four New England States receive more than
a million than is collected, The three South
ern States collect million seven thousand more
than IS re-expcndcd, The three middle States col
lcct two Millions and received three. Now, sir thar
the fiscal operations OF the Government operate inu-
flonsIy to MS do not doubt and have often asserted
here. But IN a demand Of specie for Government
dues | see only an agerava:on Of the evil. Whilst
bank paper the currency and the banks pay specie,
the pressure Of these unequal disbursements is less
severely felt 1t is arranged and alleviaed by the 81
lent operations Of trade and commerce. But adopt
the specie system, and the specie must be transport
ed, kept where it is collected equal COST and
IT cannot be evaded. Suppose there IN Mo-
bile million in specie belonging to the Govern
ment, how would you use it | have been answer
ed in conversation by prominent advocates of this
policy, by transporting the specie. That is my opin-
ION. If The Government does do It, The officer or
employee to whom draft is gwen the merchant
or bank into whose hands it falls, will he will
only allow the specie TO remain by being paid for it,
In the last five years two millions and half have
been collected IN Chareson-certainIy less than "A
million and half paid out IN the State Suppose the
amount collected IN specie, and transferred, does il
not unavoIdably diminish our currency, not mil
lion only, but three For million of specie ,s
safe basis ioi three of currency. Dose il not add
Just that much TO the currency Of the place to
which ii transferred! Mr.. Crawford, in 1917,
this, and saw also that any peculiar currency,
being adopted by the Government, would tend to the
advantantage OF that section east OF tins city, where
Government disbursements were chiefly made and
this effect is infinitely increased when that currency
is gold aud silver which is the basis of thiee-old
paper currency.
Again, in New York, the money paid in the Trea-
sury Is almost Immediately paid out again. aud is IA
valuable TO pay duties twenty times in week. Not
IN Charleston it is locked up. and only unlock
ed to be transferred. New York not only retains
what is paid there, but ouch that is paid elsewhere
flows into New York. Take the case, stated before,
the paymaster in Arkansas who sells the Government
draft on New York. 1t gets into the hand Of nrer-
chants-what Tor! To draw the specie! No; bu
to payto the importing merchants in the city. IL
moves there continual circle, and circulates like
the blood, moment in the head, the next in the
feet But TO the cities ofthe South, blood taker
from the arm aud, under such system, ii is de
monsirably true hat,he more goodswe import at thu
South the worse for us-the more duties VIC shoul,
pay, aud The noie specie ~rhdraws from US. meet
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~ WOOL CARDiNG.-fn

I'lllS facility for preparing Wool for the spinner
Il will be carried on one mile below Lynchburg
At the Mill formerly owned by Mr. Anthony, on
Fishing Creek, within IS yards of the Richmond
road 1t will, therefore, be convenient Tor those at
distance 10 send then Wool by stage, wagon, or
boats to the Machine. IT, however, 1t should be
more convenient TO send to Lynchburg, the Wool
can be left at ny house, on Main street. next door
Mr.. J. b. Renwicks Store, or at Mr. j. klnnier's,
where they may, in due season, receive their Rolls
IN good order Perhaps it would be unnecessary to
say more in relation TO the execution Of the work.
than that | have mplyed my brother, who is well
known to the public as being an experienced and
practical Carder. The public may therefore
sured that the work shall be done neatly punctualIy
and with despatch. WIN. IL. LYDlCK.
p. S. design keeping Wool Rolls for sale, at
the lowest cash prices, aud ofgood quality.
W. II. l..
.une 4
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y 'SfssEFG EEOg%F,.
T. \ y q III Hsaf Eses E7D'E Il, !.

10y THE subscribers having rented large
lid strory brick House, in the townot Lynch
-----A- burg, ON Main str ct. nearly opposite the
ruins Of the old Nmenian Office and next door to
MesSrs. Martin, Ward < Davls's Dry Good Store,
having fitted mp The same, with some considerable
expense for the accommodation of transient custom
and the public generally can faucr our
selves, therefore, with hope of sharing a por-
ton OF the public patronage. Our Stables are
neat and pleasant, furnished with the best
proyendcr, which is matter Of great importance
to ,ravcllers-Our Boaid shall be spread with
such diet as we hope will give general satislac-
tion-and our Bar shall be Supplied with good hi
qnols. And what more can we say Why, we
will go so far as to say, our charges viii be very
moderatc and If this don't sound to The like the
enchantment produced by a concord of sweet music.
IN these grumbling times, think we had better
hold our tongues and keep cool. We will Only add
that we hope that the public will be 'ncredulous
respecting what we say, as to cali and for them
selves LIDICk q YANCEG.
June II at
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DURSUANT 10 a decreee cf the Circuit Supe-
4 ror Court Of Law and Chancery for the coun-
ty of Amherst, pronounced The 9th day of April
1913, in cause in which,
Joseph Peuyjohn is Plaintiff
against
Richard Harrison, Sr. Robert l.. Coleman, and
Caroline HARRISON Sophia Harrison and Richard
Harrison, il. infants under the age Of twenty -one
years, by Robert Tlnsley their guardian specially
assigned to defend them in this suit, Defendants,
The undersigned. Sheriff of the county Of Am
herst, will on the 10Th day ofJuy next, Chat being
court day. SELL by way of public auction, for cash,
the undivided fifth part of the trust fund in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, Inherited by the
SAID Richard Harrison, Sen'r. as the heir of his de-
| ceased sou, Corbin ID. Harrison.
JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff Of amherst city,
lure II I'm
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NOTICE..

WAS committed to the Jail of Grayson county
w on the 18th day Of January last, negro man.
slave, five feet six inches high, stout made and of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be
qua'nted ia Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged in driving ateam. The own
{! Is requested to come and prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law
J. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June 7 Am
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN Monday. the 18th inst. at Amherst Court
~ House, chat being court day,) eight likely
Negroes, VIZ: man IS or DC years old, good
plantation hand; his WIFE about the age first
rate cook; and their son, boy or 9years old
also, awoman SO years old, with her four dan ghters
the oldest II years old, good dining servant
the youngest from to years old.
They will be offered auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, or good negotiable paper, at GO or
10 days, by adding the interest. J. POWELL.
June 4 81
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FOR RENT.

o. THE large and convenient Store House
,;:,| now occupied by ourselves, running back s5
1A--Ateet, avery handsomely arranged for business.
POSSESSION can be had Immediately by APPLYING to
the subscribers. JAMES C. HUNT q Co.
+. >. All persons indebted to us, will please come
forward and settle early possible as it is very de
s'rabls that our business should be closed without de
&c. HUNT, q Co.
March Is IS
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Grass Hos.

HAVE new unengaged few pairs of The Mac
Il KY and Berkshire PIGS. celebrated as a
grazing breed, of remarkably easy keep and early
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
for +. Fletcher at his plantation
near Amherst Court House
Dec. 81 -
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DE,S,$Dk LUTON.

vINHE partnership of J. II. Bailey & Co. was
II dissolved on the 9Th day OF June, by mutual
consent. All persons indebted To the concern, are
hereby notified TO settle their accounts with Mr.
H. Bailey, without delay, and those having claims
against the concern will please apply 10 Messts. Bal
ley and Womeck for payment, when due
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT,
}. r. BAILEY.
June IL IA
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.V'OTE(E.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers,
IA hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment other debts must be made by the
ls of August ncxt, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES L. HUM * 70.
June Ii IS
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For Rent.

A ND possession given Immediately, the Brick
a TENEMENT on Main street, formerly occu-
r'eu oy Martin, Ward Il Davis, as Dry Goods Store
Apply to Thomas Mckinney. orto
MARTIN, WARD g. DAVIS.
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.N.ISO.sEC .v'OTXCE.
Us TO THEIADIES.
4. 4. T. q l. II @ u IL Ell "

IL AS JUST RECEIVED large & general as
sortment OF Soaps, and other Fancy Articles
among which may be found the following Articles
Clemens Almond Lotion,
MichauXs Freckle WASH
Roman kaly dor,
Milk OF Roses,
Cosmetic Cold Cream
Lilly "hue, Toilet aud Pearl Powder,
Cream OF Roses,
Vinegar, Vegetable and Chinese Rouge.
kreosote Tooth Wash,
Ext, Roses, ,samine, Musk, &c &c.
Scent Bags, superior article.
Powder puls,
Eau de Mel,
Cologne, Toilet, :1'lorida and Rose Water,
Indian Dye, Ton the llsr,
Wards Vegetable, Indian Hair Oh,
Macassaf, and Bears OH
Phlloeome, new article for the hair,
fancy Soaps of'aH kiadS.
Besides many other Fancy Articles, too numerous
TO mention all OF which he parc ularly invites the
Ladies OF lynthburg aud It's vicinity to call aud ex-
anime.
June II ts
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Mrs. VIC IAinlcy's GOrscte>.

A SMALL Invoice Of this Justly celebrated
IA Ornament, this day to hand, of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT.
April 10 IS
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ROBERT Va. BROWN.
.lffOIuPN at .T,UsC.

IL AS settled at Amherst Court House. Virginia
with the intention OF praccing IN the Superior
and Inferior Courts of Amherst and Nelson and he
will thankful for portion of the public patronage
April GIN