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NgTlloLhSAIEAN MD RETAIL COMB AND ',


NgTIloLh.SAI,E AND RETAIL COMB AND VA
w ltitIY SFORE-at the sign of the golde1
comb, No Char,cs stccos. The subscribers have
ceyed ',i ion to their prev !on7 stock on hand, full
and compile; assortment Of sIticles in their line; viz
con:' r"rn ny, jsweliry, brushes, locking glassea
unry articles, sr.ronsisling in part as follows:
CoMb.s-or'is'' shell, wrought and plain tuck, twist
quilted hacl lonl roul, dressing, sid, puff, curl and
neck, BRAZILIAN combs of every description amongst
which Nlrxcan pattcrs Ivory combs of every
tsrriitjon ho:n dressing and packet together with
general @ssoTncm. @! :'rcnnh and American
rEEFtMERl-Co Cologne, Lavender, FIurido, honey
bay rose, and orange dover waters Of every size and das
UriVon. canlRIolutrA Cologne, extract Of B'rgamot
fancy soaps OF !l kinds, shaving do il cakes und pots
cream soap ,;o Ward vegetable hair oil, bears aud an
liquc do. Prcs;0as smelling salts plain and pcr(unled
toilet powder, pearl powder, %" ierp"is and bn%cs po-
nahum in pots and rolls, orris and chlorine tooth wash
and uo".tis, with general assortment Of
JEW El.t Hi-sorlr Of the latest md most fn,hono
bic sets, consisting white and red corlc.i topav &
Jet currops, set i'll la~rer, breast pms off gre" aln
" Of patterns watch trimmings, gilt and silv~ buckles
s!cr thmbIes, silver and gold PC 'cs and guard ciln
RJSlES-Cloth, hair, dust. ,s,crGnh, hearth floor
hat Aesh, tooth, plate, comb, Nall shaving, shoe art
wlicwashhrusbcs.
LOOKING GI.ASSES-Gern,an s,at;a and to;le
glasss, nugni ING md Frcch dressing glasses liont
do, with variety Of other kinds not enumerated
iFhNCN AND VARIETY ARTICLES-Frcncl
and American portable desks and dressing cases, som
very rich and finely finished ladies work boxes and ores
sing cases with aud without music musical boxes, Ac
corans various kinds, siGlns and guitars, silver
plated pencils and cad- wood pencils for caraners
crayons mantle ronNs. guns and pistols with and whou
eoses, percussion caps, percussion cap chargcrF mpp
drivers, sho, belts, game bags, paste bcckn, TO-
ten SETS !nun beads OF every kind, bells and piulnes
tine and common knives, razors and scissors thimles
needles, pins silver plated, steel and common spect,
cles, poe et books and wallets OF vurous kinds visiting
cards and card cases. playing cards of French German
nld American manufacture, dolls, imitation fruit, snu
boxes, prln1s Of various kinds, Saunders Pomerov's
Enlmcrsuns Iilllman's and Hawkins razor straps an
metallic homes rks, fancy bead necklaces do with :.
Drops Toy watches, pear buttons, powder TASKS, eu
plain seed beads, gilt and silver co. gum elastic suspcl
ders and gaccrs, plain and sword canes, backganno
boards, Dice optical vienes, ewslarps, locooco mattel
es and drinking cups, with great variety OF other ur
cies all Of viii will be sold for cash city ucccptal
ce5 on L. months credit. Il 5ldAlG;ts, g. CO.
dl 70 Chartrpssl.
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l.. S SEiDuR, No 81 Candle STREET, between
DunaaIn nd s. Philip, KEGS constantly IN hand
an extensive sirtnrnt Of boots aud hruNGns, ard
shoes, "F New York man uiucturo, for men. women
md children Fall ages, winch he will dispose Of
al vs,y nearra'e PRICES.
Families Of his atqruturre sending order
VIII hfVe llIeIr wishes attended TO l. S SEGOuR
1 EAA h.AEiE FARiNA's Col ,OGNE WATER
~ cases mNre Of this superior Cologne water Just
rreeifca ard for sale by the dozen or single Loit,
Also American aud French toilet powders po.vIer
niis boxes shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wa
has, iHk ot rnses, cosmetic cold cream, extr nc a
musk, heiiliaa, Wards vegetable hair oil nomat,,
creme dc srse Florida lasenar, rose and bay waters
res ,i's salts, larseilles perhnery in trunks vc-ea
bic I'd Efuid ruuse, Chlorine and 0rfis tooth wash
| IN Additional sapply Of fashionable horn and shell
combs and jfnsc, .fo sac low at wholesale or r.ta
Ehy SIMMONS, fiARrT &CD,
lut,6 10 Ciinrtrcs street
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NO MERCURY MoK cUPAIyA

New Orleans, Nov. II, 1857.
A Dol I six months ago l had The misfortune To get
~ "a secpt diaeusa for hch have applied to seve-
yal dscors for cure and they did not cure me- so now
on the above date ut myself ner tIlr calc of Doctor
Huet, mud expect lin cure me- Since that time
the disease got worse break out large Ulcers
10 the number o! six eight h Leg ana all over
my tace, AMI sore throat, and hot tble work h,
present t,ton Of the disease large p!cer or
the right side of the throat am putting ,nysel
confidently under the OF Ds. IIuct, Gi Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
5YAie9l4 " +
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10 Country Merchants ana Planters.

10 Country Merchants ana Planters.
Negro rlths, Blankets. Fl .nHels, inseys lowell
shlrinps, checks, linens. ca:Icors, h0nnkerchets.
Sc g. received and iur sale in" by the subscr:.
be.S iDiiA II Co.
ost. corner Canal anl c iaIt res st
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J r Provost haa !ncatrd himself III this city iol
t''r- urpNsc al !ran>actlng Il general Wh"lesa Il
Drug business. lie is now receiving full suppl
~ ir~s ond urnuiue articles, winch he W ii! sci
on iner" Icrnss 70 ely druggists, and those q
the interior, ysiclnns rner HAMS and pl sn,,tS
lie will IF r inducpu Culs such as hive never be
far, been rilarcd in this city. His intention is I,
do u strictly leg Inmate business. lis stock vii
soon be pce. ond in n few weeks will be rem
DIV Tor business. a orders iran the county, ant
from merchants u CITY, receiving such order
Will h" Promptly attended 10.
oct 2 No 80 Camp st
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EI'>IiTON 4 .A>PlN Nils


GNOHHDUND TONIC MiEEENE.-A Snr.iY
" and cot in euro for the Fever aud Asuc,
:rlnt"ni ~! !n'"rui:ient f,vHS; lrtFara,, from
the origina r"ajpn. U#rJ VIA .lliLrnt ar:i ,ii,i
ve,sl al,cre@s IN 1872, Ivy persons Of tho highest
responsibility - tins city, stated ia. aEicXe
certificates.
This medicine is Highly recommended, aud lis
been rxtnnsva.y d in TIC aip"c diseases with
such distinguished success, that the proprietor Of
tho recipe has been indeed 10 offer il to the pub
lie in lis present form III the hope HAT it may lie
the means OF relieving many Of thusr who are
Suffering under the tcourgh Of our country. Il is
L med.cne possessing grcA; virtue, and when used
according to tho directions has never failed Of
tiirct!ng cure, even the most obstinate Stage
Of the disorder. 1t is not at all GIsasrccnb!c and
persons Of the weakest stomach and children may
take it with mpuslity. Il ng,hous the digestive
organs. creates an appetite, and SrlGom requires
than one, or in obstinate cases, two bottles
| to effect a cure. Thuro is neither mercury nor
u,scnc in the medicine, nnr any ;iling inlu, ious
to the su,,sn constitution. The proprc,o:s ar:
so well convinced OF It's cheney, ihrl they agree
To refund tho price Of every bottle which has been
takon in accodanc, with the directions and has
no! effected perfect OF the fever & oguc.
4. OLIVER, sole agent for New Oilcuns ut
bis Wholesale and retail drug and madeleine store
curnor Of Bicnvc aud Cha..rcs streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jy5 T. w. SMITH, l9 Cont st.
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Il DO CERTIFY ,hat the abnve mentioned disease is
u quite well cured 10 Satisfaction, for which
thank Dr. linet; and moreover ass that the ed.
cine have taken n.abes fat, and did not nre my
lose time anl apply 10 DR. A. Hue l2l Canal
I street, between Danphin and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Huct is at home from oclnck, "A NJ, until ~.
They will End trla doctor for this complaint
asatss JOHN DEAN, III tirAvief street.
IT any wants to me- call at No. ~ Iiuvic,.
stiss5 JOHN DEAN.
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Emers"n's R's"r sfros-rhree cases of ,h.
genuine article. Just recs,yrdty
Of, ). REEFS. < .jLANG, Comns,
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PAIL tiFFONDhy rnr sumner o., .p.,h,.
Tbs bi.s i', sc, s,iAs gcit',ne 4, o,r. l,.,. III
mot - vars Co,"v!c;a t,.ls. yual received
SL@P'J Whi ACl\tak
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- l.iNt'.i'$ new u lli,h,uc.-~lhr .inelicyn +
- HNGIand, BY die aun"ru''.I Year in :,,n'o' in
vNlr'nrs.
Noi," n3cGso Women, in ., vols
The lorGG NiE''a Erok, n !uaiu4i . nlo,il .eli-
"us and domestic dItirs.
l!'-i nrr!T"! ud ;Or sale b. WI M'KEtN,
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senration thereof without [dny Jsrtatr action Mers
on be laid on the tabie without beng debated.
printed or referred
Now. ash. 10 IL possible for any man. ahe, rea-
ding these resolutions as originally ddoP'ea ana SUD
sequen,ly modified TO entertain a dooot a. 10 Inc
intent meaning of the New England patty IN
demanding these alterations Look at the words
STRICT an on, of tho 5h rcsouion-" shall not BE- en-
tfrtaned or considered ty N, House" What do these
words mean DO th.y rot mean shall not be reeea-
red Why they" expnnged - II - true
those who only read the modified and have MT
seen the original resolutions may entertain some
doubt ; but this remark cannot apply 10 those who
made or TO those who assenied 10 the alteration.
After their adoption by the House, and debate a
their uus construction. an honorable gentle
man observed TO Mr. A,heuon." Y gu have so drawn
these resolutions that difficult to decide what they
really mean" To which Mr.. Atherton replied,
That IS Just inlai intended" Whether by IRE -
meant zee OF the Morrill, OF the North aud
South, i am not able TO say but may be permitted
TO ask. Is this dgnifed legislation Is II worthy the
Representatives of the American People
One remark more, and leave the subject IN the
hands OF those who may feel disposed 10 draw in
ierences and conclusions of the facts, have given
irxi BY the South II oug hi not 10 be passed over
IN silence.
These re.olution.,'a originally adopted, were i'm
s.edistely forwarded 10 South Carolina for eircua.
ton. They have, undoubtedly, been printed, and
circulated IN that original form. Has the attention
of the People of South Carolina been called 10
them IN their emasculated state
THE SPY IN WASHINGTON.
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Bedford Female Academy near
ZikPrfN. Ia.

nUPILS may. during the present year, be enter
i ed at any period OF the Course and will be char
ged raieabIy 10 the lime. To avoid deIangIng the
organization Of the School, there will be no Vaca
ton until the Fall.
Tuition, in English aud French 50 dollars per an
NUN. Board, washing, lights and fire, $40 per
month Italian OF SPANISH $40 per anuum. Music,
$40. Embroidery. eoofed and white, 50. Pupils
furnish then own Bedding. To those from a dis
lance, it can be supplied, at moderate charge
summer Uniform. This will consis, OF Robe o.
Pale blue printed Cambria. the figures small and
close Capes oil tie same Pantalets OF white: A
prons ofbrown French Linen ged with blue Braide
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sk,-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroderies
prohibited, rs well rs all fnery III general
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
March 10 Wis
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

fINllE NEXT SESSION OF the New London
i Academy will commence Jan. 10. The
course OF instruction this Institution will BIO the
same rs heretofore, excepting that an additional class
will be formed. called tho Commercial Class, which
will be carried through rigid Of instruction
IN Book keeping by double entry, commercial forms,
DC. comprehending all the information connected
with the duties of clerk. This class will afford
young men an opportunity OF acquiring in a short
period ready and shltu practice in those branches
which conduce most efiectually to advancement in
mercantile situation. Particular attention Is paid
to penmanship. 4 course OF lessons in this branch
IS given, which though not pretending to the mira
ces oil the - IL easy lesson system" yet onessed
by all acquainted with IT TO be the best at present be-
fore HE public. The successful attainment of tho art
must always depend materially upon the capacity
attention. industry aud perseverance, OF The learner
The charge for course oi lessons in tins class
Commercial will be S25 in advance, which will
enable the student to remain at tho Academy with
out further expense, until he is completed in the
course, except for books and stationary.
In other branches ct study the terms are as usual
heretofore.
Board 50 per month.
Tuition in the Languages 3
- English
A charge of 80 cents per mont, will be made to
the English scholars for tuition IN French il they
enter the class. ID. 5. OLlPllANT, Principal.
Jan. Nv w2w
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II LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Pos, Onice at Iyucbburs an H.. l..
a.wns @ sas y ssssss ' in the
SAM IL Andrew, F A. Andrews, Garland Andcrsop.
Ma Mary II Anderson, w M Andersen ,,annss
Miss Martha NJ. Brady. Miss Abbey Ann c. Burks . D.,j
T. NJ Black, Re,'d. Jno: H. Boeock, Mrs. Maria l. bell
IA. Grouse, P. W Coffee Mrs. Frances Cox ch.,,..
E. Gn,"p R Rsaefp Cox France; cesnsy Trapes r
cop.ana, r. l. Coleman, David F. Chapman W m ~
Coehs Miss Sarah Cox VIM Cox Thomas Clay, james
D-Mrs. Mary Dornin Mrs. Adeline Dorsey. Miss LUG,
Davis, F. d. Dickson, Bes'd san'l Davndson Stephen 4
Mrs. Sarah Davis, james o. Donohue, Miss aliy Davis
E-Rchd Ellis, Benz c. Emmery, Rchd. b. Ellis, J.
F-Forqurean & Palmer 9, 7. a. Forqucau, w. rr..
zer, E. Ferguson, Mrs. salina c. Floyd,2 ''a'
bert, Jno. L. Guy 9, Adam Crimes, Thos Gomey. VIM '
Grant, Rob Gbbony, Jno. G. Griffin, ChurcheIl Grad,
Henry Gerber. Jno. ii. Goodwin. ~
mMrs. Martha Iillman, Geo d. Hoge, Iemucl Irap,
g. Hickerson Rev'd J. s. House, Miss Mary Hige,n.
bohan Miss Emily Harris Patrick F. Henry, fayc,e lien.
Esm. D. Jones ., Jonathan Johnson, L. II. Johnson
los r Johnson Miss APpha johnson, Ninod B. Jone.,
mir. Lydiek, Jno. +. Liggon ., Col Arrnstead Ionr
rhos Laabetl som'l NJ Lambeth, Edmund Lowell Jane,
M, M-rhip Murray, Mrs Sarah Murphy, Jno A. Mo.Iy,
Dan Morgan VIM G. McAer jan e' b. M Mfs e Na
than Martin rhos, II. Mansfield John McGraw Merri, Nil
To-" M E,aneh g p, ergen H. More VIM A Morris John
r5 NMG & Na Ns EeaIsn No,sel Drax'on RNose
P.Mrs Ann Pe'tyerew, J. A. Patton Mrs. Doct Pate.
son g. W. PettyJul, &. c. Peters, ". NJ. Pomfet Ed
mund Page, Peers& Lewis, james Pollock Edward Price ?
Ambrose Page saac N. Price, Elias b. Pearce Benz Prce
Dnndas d. Pratt Thos Pinner, Berj. Plunkct, Henry Per
singer, Garland Pondexer, Geo Powell Capt b. A. Phil
Ups.
R-Randolph Ross, Miss Virginia NJ. Ross, VIM. Rossa
James NJ Robertson, James eagland Jr 4 james Rush,
Charles Roer Doct. Jno. =. r. Reneau 3, VIM. A. Robin
son. Mrs Sarah Robinson Jesse Richardson Joshua Rucker
Jno. e. Reabun.
S-aiiss Catarine Scott John Sale, Edward Scott cold
James w. Scott, VIM Sherwood, Mrs. June Scott Wm
Shoemaker ,, John Sealy Mrs. Louisa A. Scruges Mr.,
Nancy Smith, W. N. Siockwell Miss Amanda J. smith
Jos N. Sec james b. Smith, James Staples w. H. Scar.
borough, Samuel Strong.
Tom cold. Dan'l. Trigg, Rev. s. d. Tompkms Rev.
j. c. Tinsey Mr.. Talbot, Mrs. Sarah Thurman, Re,d
Robt. -. Thompson, John b. Tidcn 9, Jno. A. Thomson
Rich'd. b. Tyler, John +. Tanner.
W-Edmund Winston2, Col. A. l.. Wyle, Jno. G. Wal
lace, Ben W. Walker .. james Whiting Mrs. Pauna
Woody Elias WHEEL Jacob Woodson, Thos. X. Marc Alex
Watson, Miss Cathnrine Walker. inc. Walihonzer Mira
Sarah A. We,ber, Charles Z. Whalcy, Walter Williams.
John F. Wright . VIM. Wright Miss Fanny Woods
JOHND. MURRELI, Pm
January3 3t
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Encourage your own manufactures.

DoLLARS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
IL MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura
red. by buying your HATS. of the subscriber
Every flat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town Of Lynchburg, shall not be nle-
rior TO any and being determined sell low. for
cash. we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer TO
our customers, will be appreciated by the public !;
and as there will be credit in business, good
customers will not have pay for bad ones. We
have Just received good Stock OF
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
first rate workInen. We are also receiving god
assortment OF ladies' and geptlemen's Shoes, mems
and BOYS fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of a superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE " RUMBOUGH.
p S. We are agents for the sale oil Morrison's
Hygean Pills. ID. q X.
Nov. % Wis
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
s1dVOEs EsOXNAOERA,

A accomplished scientific Musician, has been
n procured TO direct tie Musical department Of
this Institution, for The ensuing year To instruction
on the Piano. he will add the teaching OF the Guitar
an instrument OF which he is completely m ls,cr.
PRIcfs as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per
sion of months. lie has always heretofore, taught
his several instruments in bynchbuIg, (where hls
reputation can be known,) AT 500 per annum.
Such la,the, assistance in the general instruction,
as the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
~ has been obtained, aud II is now in active opera
ion Tile Improvements, both rs 10 the arrangements
OF teaching aud accommodations for boarders, will be
made to keep pace with the growing resources OF
the School.
Liberty, Oct. IL 2tiii OF
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Id EMAINiNG in the Post Office at Liberty
Ia Va December 3lst, 1885, which If not taken
out i'll be sent 10 the General Post Offics AS dead
letters.
A-Lewis E. Arthur, Mark Anthony.
B-John Booth, Rcld Booth, Holland & Booth, Alvin
Burns, Martin +. Buks Mary Beard, Richard Y. Bland
Mary Board.
CLERKS of the Courts, Mary A. Cundif, DIR. Z. C.
Caldwell ID. Chandler Alice Cheawood
D-Abncr Dobyns Jas Davidson, james DE Wit, u. A.
Donald.
E-Rchard Ellis
F-George Fielder.
GJohn Gordon, Polly Golf, Ben t;ilknson, Nelson COT.
Ephraim Giles,
H-Wilson c. Hewitt +. W Horton, Rich'd Hudson
John o. Hopkins, Mathew Harvey
K-Jolam Kerr.
l.-Soolnon nsey, johnson Lansdown, WIN. t.eftwich,
Jr Justin Lttlc, Jno b. Lee Mrs Caroline Letwch Ed.
Logw God & Co.
M-Tires. Minor, Stli Martin, VIM. A. Martin, William
Mnter Miss Caroiue Moon Moor, Saml McCariy DR..
Tho. p. Mitchell, e. l.. Mosby.
Madison A. Noel
P-Wm. w Patterson, Anderson Poindcxter, Thomas
Preas, VIM Patterson,
R-saml Robinson, Robert Ross, John Roy, H. A.
Rogers.
s-Wm. Shrewsbury Jno. or Ben. Shepherd Geo. Storm,
David Henry Stiff, Samson Sharp, Sheriff OF Bedford
T-Jno. r. Taylor, Miss Julia A. Thomas, Sophia Thur
y-Rober Eusser.
w-Geo w. West, Buiord Wills, Jno Watson, Martha
Walden, Mourton NJ Price or Joel White.
r. PARKER, p Nj.
Jan. o 81
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in favor Of the aitainments oil gentleman whom
greatly esteem.
Columbia. y. Carolina.
From. Gen Robert J. Hayne, lately Senator ofh,e u
s. and Goreraor Of y. Garotina
Ed. w Johnston, Esq. has for some time past been
the Editor OF the Columbia Telescope aud Lbiar-
an Of s. Carolina College Dining that period, he
has written much in our Periodicals. lie is gen
tieman, distinguished by grace and brlianey oil
,t,le as writer his extensive literary nionnation
nd his accurate acquaintance with the Classics
have no do ubi that any literary employment requi-
tinp these qualifications he could render accepla-
bic service 10 the Public. ROBI. !. HAfNE.
For terms &c. separate advertisement.
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4 7 Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chancery
n continued and held for Nelson county. at til
Courthouse, on Thursday the 4th day Of October
1888.
Nathan Lofflus Lee w. Harris and Wilson Pc
tiers, merchants and partners, trading under the firm
of Nathan Loiftus * CO. and Jacob Yosi, Pits.
against
Elisha Rider, Charles c. Pateson, John Bethel
and William. G.. johnson. DTS.
1t appearing TO the Court, that Lee w. Harris
one OF the Plaintiffs in this cause, dead, it is or
dered that the same be certified on the record and
thcfeupon, this cause came on this day to DO heard
upon the bill, answer exhibits, and examinations 81
Witnesses and was argued by counsel; on consider
alton whereof the Court doth adjudge, order and de-
cree that one OF the commissioners OF the Court do
examine, state and settle the accounts between the
creditors naued in the several deeds ofust referred
10 IN the plaintiffs bill, A. b. G. ID: and the dcfen-
dant Rider stating snch have been paid aud such
as as remain due, and the amount paid out Of the
trust property that he take an account of the val
nc OF the trust property conveyed in said Deeds
which has been wasted, destroyed, OF disposed Of
by sale or otherwise and that he state what proper
" remains on hand 18th its value. together with any
matter deemed rertnentby himself, or required by
the parties 10 be stated, and make report TO this
Court Copy-Tesle,
no. c. CUTLER, elk.
CoMMIssloSERR OrFIcE,1
Lovlngston, Dec 18th S3S. (
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree will
be pleased to take notice, that | have appointed
Tuesday the 9th day Of Fedrury next, to commence
the taking the accounts therein directed on which
day by ten O'Clock in the morning, they are reaues-
ted to attend al my office in Loylngston, with their
books, papers and vouchers, and copies of Cont
papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND Com'r
Dec. "a w4w
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TOR THE ssnsIslAF.
WlNTER /.


WINTER.
wist-r is come, The sparkling SNOW
Lies deep On hill and plain:
From brake and bush IL heard more
The wild birds Joyous strain =
They've ned 10 lands nore mild and fair,
To pour tleir notes Of gl.dness there.
Winter j. come The whistng wind
Sweeps down the leshess vale,
And pours through aisle and erann,ed wall
Its melancholy wn1;
Sounding IN many agus,y freak,
Fierce demons yell on spirit. shrek.
The stream which swrpt Won mountains base.
With such enlisening sound;
The b. ook that warbled down the mead,
In icy chains boundi
Where rose the wn,cr-spirif'. song.
The skating school-boy shout, along
Not ono Of antumns lingering ho~er-
No shrub in garb Of green
Above the lnniilcss erpanss
Oftracklcss snoss i seen =
Winter viii nor badge nor bloom.
To cheer lis stormy reign Of gloom.
The farmer now. with thankful heart,
Rests from his toll and care
His barns well 6lled,-hi, cottage warm
tontenuntui too is there.
Who seeks on earth tho happicst lot.
VIII find il in that losl, cot.
Hal Winter Welcome With thy storm.
There's music in thy wall
j love to hear thy piping winds
The patiering of III, hail -
The hrrside then cheerful seems,
And every face more brightly beams.
Hail with thy clouds and rspors hail
Time Of the harp and song
To thee, in undisputed right,
The social hour belong -
Moments. to mirth and pleasure dear
When friend to freud still more mar. q.
NEW GLASGOW, January LIST, 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
DfssOfufiObs.

u,IIF firm Of simpson & Lyman is tins day dis
solved BY mutual consent. Those having
claims against the firm will presen, them foi settle,
meot those indebted will please come forward aud
settle also.
we have this day sold 10 Mr.. VIM. Barnett, Agt.
our interest IN the Saddlery business. and from a
long acquaintance with hun, take pleasure IN recon-
mendng HIM 10 friends and customers as an hon
e.r man and faithful workman. who will be disposed
TO sell as low any house in the place
" b. We can be found al MIR. BIS. at all times.
SIMPSON 4 LYMAN.
Dec. II WV