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Spiral Vent Water Wheel

WILSON'S Patent Spiral Vent Water
w Itheef is the best now in use, being pro-
PEELED by the combined forces of momentum, re-
action, &c. &c. and not liable TO be deranged or
i%mpeded by b~ack-water or freezing.
These wheels are in successful operation in
Judge Waterman's Mill, at johnson VT; Hazel
tine ana shattuck's Mill, al Belvidere, and Solo
mon Bradley's Mill, in Fairfax.
- County Rights for Franklin, Grand Isle, and
Chittenden may he had by applying TO the subscri-
Der by whom also wheels vii! be made and for
warded to order.
'SELDEN BROWN,
agent for Vermont.
NARROW, IN. H. Nav, 1889.
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MANSION HOUSE,
SPRINGS.

I'D NUN 81 RltO1
EEAVING taken this public stand, ID
HA Subscribers respectfully solicit pup
patronage /; assuring those lavoring the,
with their custom every possible q
t%ention. The House has been re-htio
and prepared to receive Boarders, WI
may have occasion TO visit the Sprme'
no pains will be spared to make their Ell.
alton comfortable and agreeable. Tn'S
lers favoring them with a call, will have D
reason to complain of the indifference O
neglect Of the Landlords.
The recent disturbances in Canads ft'
gained for this place considerable nolofe
abroad ; we feel assured however, thai "
vigiIant action Of both loca! and en1
Authorities will yet restore peace and q'I
etness.
In short we feel, while here we stay
That those who call, will moi disda'n'
u they By chance, should be this "H'
VI giving Us a call again.
Good Liquors we design IN keep,
To deal to the temperate few,
For such may taste three times q '"
And never get so very blue!!
J. NJ. TOWN
Alburgh Springs, 18th April, is"
&c
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THOMSONLAN PHYSICIAN.

TAR. WARREN would inform the .ublic that
NJ he has located himself at Berkshire Centre,
where he will be always ready to attend to all calls
his profession. In his practice no bleeding, bis
tering, %cupping, or poisoning with minerals or vcgc-
tables, nor starving ofpatients is allowed but his
remedial agents are purely vegetable compounds,
and are administered to remove disease Oh the same
principle that food is given to remove hunger.
May, %, 1889. S-tf.
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Hoe do Poor Men Lire.-The Corn
laws is a mlsnomer for what is generally
signiied BY them-namely, the tares on
food. II should be Familiarity known tha,
every man, add woman aud child, who
earns a shilling by the sweat of the brow
and in laying il out in food, gives at least
three pence 10 the landowners, who are
the law makers, that ii is not bread, not
corn alone that 5 directly taxed for the
landowners benefit, but all SORTS Of food.
Fot example, fine new Dutch butter is
now selling in the city in which we write
at 100. a pound; but the import duty upon
this butter 10 IS per cent, which were il
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-19
HIGH SCHOOL.

THNHE Subscriber has opened a High School a,
Ill Cambridge Centre, VI, and will teach Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy.
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic, &c.
Pafsicular attention will be placed TO scholars
placed under his instruction. Terms So per quar-.
ter. JOSEPH BAKER.
Cambridge, March Is, 1889.
n: b. Board may be obtained in respectable
families, residing in the village, on reasonable
terms.
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NR. COTE returns his sincere thanks TO the
~ citizens Of Swan'on, for the liberal encour-
aeement he has met with from them since Novein-
Der last lie has the honor to inform them that
he has decided to make a permanent stand among
them, and hopes that they will continue 10 patron-
Ize him. Call at Asseliynes' Hotel.
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DIR. GEO. HOWE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
XMAS REMOVED to a House situated first
III "a door North of JosFpH BLAKE's, and still
offers his Professional Services to all, who may be
so unfortunate as to need Medical Aid.
Swanton Falls, May l4,h 1889.
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ATLANTIC AND TRANSATLANTIC.

ATLANTIC AND RANS-ATLANTIC.
Ieras.-By accounts from Texas, it ap-
pears that several vessels have been fitted
out at New Orleans to proceed to Cuba
and smuggle slaves into that country. The
course intended to be pursued in ehecting
this object, is 10 run The vessel up The Sa-
bine and land them on the United States
coast, from which the transportation of
them across the river into Texas would be
but the work Of a moment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

L.IRGS; SUPPLY OF
FALL GOODS.

I AN NOW reeciv,ng my Fall supply Of Goops,
L which will comprise The largest assortment offer
ed by me IN this market and as many OF the Goods
have been purchased under pc, uhar circumstances,
feel couidenct IN being able To offer some excellent
bargains, especially IN the following Articles Broad
Cloths aud Casslmcres, French and English Mei-
nos, black Italian Lusfings, Calroes Blankets.
Shawls, &c. &c.
FLANNELS
can offer some fine bargains IN Whi,e, red aud
yellow Flanncls,
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
A large LOT purchased, a job will he sold elieap.
CLOAkS.
A large assortment of Ladies and Grntlemen's
Cloth, Camblei and Merino.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment, some worth $50
CLOTHING.
My stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
will lie unusually laige, aud Will comprise almost
every article ot dress. with handsome of
Broad Cloth. Pilot aud Beaver Coats.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will do well 10 call
before purchasing. NJ. HART.
Sept 26
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LAND FOR SALE.

rNIIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
l. IN the upper end Of Buckingham, abou, eigh-
teen miles from Lynchbutg, containing eight
hundred aud twenty four acres, siA,y
OF winch are creek bottom the Land is admirably
adapted 10 clover, timothy aud hc,dsg,ass, as also,
tobacco, corn and sheat.
dtsas, The improvements are all nearly new, the
MmiI Dwelling House has eight rooms, with
W"A two good rooms IN Il e basement. There are
two good APPLE ORCHARDS Of well selected
fruit
Possession will be given on the 25ih Of Deem
Der. The purchaser will have all necessary prive-
ges before that time.
The subscriber believes, that it is one of the
best tracts of high Land in middle Virginia hslI o.
il is forest land and most Of that coed robacc,
Land. HENRY A. CHRISTIAN.
September &c VEN
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MI
w nsTTEHs.-Thc perfectly SUITE nneerng aud sue
ecssiu treatment of almost species Of disease by the
ference 10 the experience OF many thousands patients i'll
s'ncony prove During the present month OF April None
yearly QUO hundred have come to the knowledge of Mr.
Moiat where the pnl s"a to all sr@nrnnce effected
PERMANENT by the excu-,.s ~ dlous use OF the
Mcdicnes-some Dor ten of these had been considered
yond all hope by reir medical attendants Soch happy results
source ofgrcn pleasure Ia Mr. NJ aud inspire him with
confidence 10 recommend the of bis medicines his
The Life Medicines purely Vegetable prepnrarion.
They mild aud pleasant IN their operation aud the
time hoough-ncng rapidly upon Tho of the
emoany ing of all acrimonious humors, and nssna,ng
with aud purifying the blood For this aggasn.
ted dyspepsia the L, Medicines will give relief in
shorter Of time than other prescription. In Fever
md Ague nnammntoy Rheumatism, Fev.rs Of every de-
-cripon Sick Headaches Heartburn, Dizziness in the
Pains in the Chest Fluuleney impaired appetite aud in
y disease arising from an npnr,y ofIe blood or disorder
proved 10 be doubt greatly superior Other mode
All TINT Mr. Mot asks Of his patients is to be particular in
taking them strictly according the directions II not by
newspaper noce,or thing that he HIM elf may in their
favor that he hopes gain credit II alone the results
Ola fair al Is the reader invalid, and does he wish
know whether the Life Medicines will sui his "
lei him call send Mr. Moihts Office 367 Broadaay
and procure copy OF the Good Samaritan published grat
lonsy He will there find enumerated many cs,rnord
mary cases OF cure md perhaps some exactly similar to his
For additional particulars OF the above Medicines, Mof-
fats "Good Samaritan copy Of which accompanies. the
medicine copy always be obuinsd dlcren, A.
gents who have the medicine for snlc.
French German and Spanish directions be obtained
application at the office, 375 Broadway.
an post paid letters viii receive immediate attention.
broadway, New York. liberal deduction made those
who purchase TO sell again.
AGEsrsThc Life Medicines may MISC be had of The
principal Druggists every throughout the United
States and tho cnnodos ASK for Mona's liz; Pills and Pho
nix ers am; he thut fuc simlo Of John Mofas sig
upon the atel of each bottle of Btcrs box of
Pills
For sale by the following agents
Dr.. j. J. i. fRs ROYAL, }Lynchburs, Va.
c. +. ESTES, Lovngston, Nelson Co, Va.
Soptcmbcr26 12m
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RE.IL ESTATE 1T .1UCT'ZO.v..

7 WILL sell at public auction. on Saturday, the
i 10th October, four valuable Houses and Lost
situated in the town OF Lynchburg. The first
house and lot fronls Main Street AZ feet, next
below Mrssrs IIolcombe q Oe,'s, with n comforta-
BILE woud house on it. The second lonis SO feet on
Main Street next above the Franklin Hotel. The
third vacant lot fronting "a feet on Main Street.
next above the Printing Onice.wnh good Stable on
ii. The fourth comfortable house and LOT situated
on 9Th sheet, near Capt Juo. +. Johnsou's. with a
good house, garden and well OF excellent water
The convenient and pleasant location OF the above
properly, cant help rendering it very valuable aud
desirable. The terms will be liberal aud made
knoan on the day OF sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Sept 26 tbs
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

NTE have just received the following w
w BOOKS,
The Gilt Tor 1910. Speudidy bound
The Token edited by Miss Leslie do 1910
The Religious Souve mir 1910, edited by Mr.. Sigour-
ney
The Peati 1910
The Violet. cditedby Miss Leslie 1910
The Poets OF America. illustrated by one Other Pain
teas, ian unco mmonly cleRan, volume, intended as
CHI Book, for tho approaching season. The
practical selections have been made by Mr.. JOHN
Reese. who has introduced them by neat preface
aud the illustrations are designed and etched by
Chapman, whose singular giate, readiness and Ter
iility IN giving u visible shape to imagery are well
known. 1t Is one otihe most beautiful and sitrsc-
1--we books wheh ever issued from The press III this
l. county,
Hyperina, by the author OF Outre-mta
Manyatts Diary
The Thugs OF India,
Solomon Seesaws
Poems, by Robert Tyser
Wings and Democrats, love Of no Politics, aeome-
dy In thicc acts, by Nirglnau
Lomax's Digest
Davis's Criminal Law
ALSO.
A splendid assortment OF Guild and Silver Cases,
nc. DC. PAYNE GREGORY.
Sept 20 9TH
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Young American Eclipse, dam Mad.
isnn.
NJ. Tabots CHI colt by Tyehious, dam
Pacolet,
FOURTH
Jockey Club Purse Si00. 3 mile heats.
Col. gobn Z. Whites bay horse Jerome, 5yeais old,
by LuxborouRh. dam Charles,
Capt. James Will,snson's =, horse. Tom
Crinele, 6 years old. by Carol,nian, dam
Charles.
William McCaIgo's =. mare, 8 years old.
BY Red Rover. dam Beisry West, DIR.
Tme--6n. 5s.-6m. l3s
The New lork Spuit Of he Times will copy the
above.
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GEO. BAGBY 4 Co.,
GrOCefS and Comm issiOV .Np,..
chants,

OFFER FOX SALE
OUV SACKS LlvERpoON Blown SALT,
30 Ground Alum do,
35 hhds. N. o., Porto Rico, and ST. Crois
Sugars,
60O0 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugars,
200 bags Of Coffee Of almost every gtade,
2 bali chests extra fine Gunpowd der Teas,
20 Glib. and l3lb. boxes do aud Imperial
200 SIDES Sole Leather, good AMI damaged.
80 sides Upper do,
10 doz. blue painted Buckets.
800 lbs. New Orleans refined Sugars,
1000 lbs. crushed Sugar for preserving,
10000 " Wese Bacon.
100 kegs Blasting Powder.
90 " Dupont's Fife do.
so casks Nails and Spikes. 4d to 6 inches.
10 hhds. bright retailing Molasses,
10 barrels n. Orleans do,
IS barrels NJ c. Tar,
1900 lbs. Dutch Nader.
100 " Spanish floran Indigo,
1000 " Shot, assorted sizes,
10 ions Bar Iron,
500 lbs. Sheet do,
500 " Spclter,
600 -" Wire, 10, 1 audl6
80 boxes Tin Plate, h.
10 pieces Negro aud Boa, Blankets.
90 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine.
. half pipes Sicily Madeira do.
] or. casks old London do do, very fur,
8 caves Wool Hats,
5 cases Boots and Shoes,
$4,000 Cigars, from common 10 very fine,
1000 lbs Blisiered Steel
10 boxes Patent Sperm Candies
Is boxes Tallow do.
5000 lbs. Lynchburg Cotton Yarns, assorted,
500 " Ginger Root
rs rcams Wrapping "a,er,
80 do Cap Wiring do,
20 do Letter do,
5 barrels Tanncrs' Oil,
Also Pepper, Allspice. Alum. Copcras. Domos-
ics Wood aud Stone Ware &c, all on the most
terms foi cash or III barter.
September 90 ct II
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MOnst's Vegetable Life pm una Pie
NIX BitgcrS.

'INHE universal enmaion in which the celebrated Life Pill
and fhens Bi,,ers are held IA satisfactorily deonsira
led b. tho increasing demand Tor them State aud
ton o toe Union ond by the voluntary testimonials their
narhablc efficacy which every where offered II IL not
cra from deeply gratifying confidence that they
means o extensive and neHlmole good AIMING his afflicted
creatures than from the interested eon-der TINT the
proprietor of these prccmncnily nueccssl medicines
sirous OF keeping them constantly before the public The
sale Of every additional box aud bottle is guarantee TINT
some persons will DO relieved from greater less de.
oil suffering, aud be improved in general hoah for IN
of suffering iron, disease they he taken vnnhc
in which they have failed o good In the obstinate
OF chronic Diseases such chronic dyspepsia torpid
liver henmn'''m asthma nervous mud bilious headache
tycness, piles, general debility, scrouou- swcngs Ill
GERS -enyy, salt hcum mud ali other chronic tons Of tho
mnneney which few persons would Theoretically believe
to which thousands have testified from happy cspcrlenec
In colds aud coughs, which, neglected supcndnce the
fatal diseases the lungs, md indeed the gen
ern these medicines II taken but Tor three four days never
fail
Taken night the, promote the naensble Precipitation
aud relieve the system Of ebrle action and rccn
sucona 10 produce most delightful conyalcs
IN The morning, and though the usunl symptoms Of
cold should partially during the day the repetition
suitable dose al the next hnr OF bed time will almost
bly, eject permanent relief witlou further aid. Their efc
upon evcis OF ncutc and violent kind sure
retiring 10 bed with inllomatory symptoms Of the most any;
ing kind. will awake with the gratifying CONSEQUENCES that
the fierce cney has been oserIhro"n and easily be
dued In the wny sccrul urgcrcncc though long es
nbahcd, and yiscefa determinations, however critical will
yiedc former to small aud the latter large of the
Life Pills aud oaso hystercnl Affections bypochondriac-
ism restlossets and very other varieties othe Nera.
teal class OF Diseases yield 10 the efficacy of the Phenix Bit
ers Fu!I directions Tor The use of these medicines and
showing their distinctive applicability different complaints
retail 80 'rondwny where their un.
pnrallelcd sueccsH NE olwo,soren 10 inspection.
For additional particulars Of the above medicine acc Mof
fats Good sennritno aeopy Of which accompanies the
medicine ncopy also ho obtained OF The different gents
who hive the medicines fur snIr.
II post paid letters will receive imnedia e attention
Prepared and by WIN. b. MOFFAT, I5 Broadway,
Aorsrs-Tlc Life Medicines may al.o be Ind Of the prin
cpal druggists IN every town ilIonghou, tr United Stnes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

COMMUNICATED.
LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA, FALL RACES,
Commenced over the Lynchbuig Course on
Tuesday the 18th September, 1899 and continued
days.
A Sweepstake for year olds, subscribers $50 each,
mile heats
Capt. James Williamson's bay fIIeyby sharuma
guae, dam by Virgnian.
Col. John p. Whites CHI flcy by Goliah,
dam Florzel, ? 2
NJ. Talbot, $. colt by Tychicus, dam by
old Madison, dis.
Tme-lm. 54s.--lm. 58s.
SAME DAr-A match for $3.50 aside
S. Woodroofs roam gedlng. years old. by \ Dung
American Eclipse dam Besey West. l
II. w. Quares's CHI. colt BY Randoipl's
Janus, dam by Sarom, . bolt.
Time-lst heat Am. 4s.
SECOND DAY.
Purse SI00. mile heats, best three in five.
Capt. James williamson, bay horse BIoomsburg,
years old by FyIde, dam Giles Scrog
Col John p. Whites (Thos. Hundley's)
bay horse, years old, by Fylde, dam
VirgnlaD,
Time--Im. 50s.--1m. 56s.-lm. 5S,.
THIRD DAY.
Proprie,or's Purse 5000. two mile heats.
Col. John L. Whi,es s. horse years old, by Jack
son, dam Florize. DIR.
Capt. 70. Townes's bay horse Danville.
5years old, by Murat. da'" Paeoleit dis
William McCargo's Dr. mare, years old.
by Hedgrford. dam Georgian, DR..
Col. John P. Whites gray horse Bedn'-
god gear, old. BY Timoeon, dam
Charles, ,
Time-4n. 2s.-3m 55s
SAME pAY.-A Sweaps,ske for 3 year olds one
mile, $50 entrance. ..
Capt, 10. l.. Coler,sp's $. colt by Tychicus, dam
Shakspe
James NJ. Lanshorpc's black colt BY
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Groceries nj Auction.

WILL SELL. on Friday, the 9Th inst in
l. front OF my auction room,
1000 lbs. good Bacon.
90 barrels Brown Sugar.
go bags good Green Coffee.
10 cases Shoes and Boots,
French Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Wines Of all kinds,
Backing, Clocks,
Also, lot ofnew and second hand furniture.
or 3 good saddle and harness Horses. Sale at 10
O'Clock. CHAS. PHELPS, Auctr.
Sept. &c 1t
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BOARD and MUSIC.

MRS. JOHN TOMPKINS continues to give in
WI siructions in MUSIC on the PIANOFORTE
and GUITAR. and to receive in her family young
Ladies who visit Lynchbutg for their educ alton.
Mrs. T. viii expect portion Of The charge for
Board and Iuilion in advance. 1T least as much as
may be ent,reIy agreeable 10 her patrons.
Sept2 no il
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DIR. IL. IN. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST,

HAS returned TO Lynchburg. and can DC found
l. l. at the Union Hotel, where he will in future
keep his Office. lie takes pleasure in informing his
friends, that whilst at the North, he selected aud
purchased an abundant supply Of every material
cessary for his business. Those who may need ar
tfcia teeth. fot, entire sett, Invited 10
call and example lis attlcles, as he believes thst tiey
ate not surpassed for utility OF beauty, which he
will insert on The best aud most approved modes.
Aug. 10 its
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TO Pare nas a n d "A assc -.
Il INGs Evil OR ScoFULA. In the -
IN Of The VIRGINIA SAMPSON OF tt.Oeo!
premium Vegetable for this disease, the psss~os1
should live low diet and do so,hine that viIEs ]
iiguc him, apply Two po.I,ie.sa day made Of Tug-|
nips. by boiling The IN ,lii they are half done N Ca
Ter, and then boil then, perfectly done IN milk. ss4
keep The pantice 10 the swelling sore. The posi-
lice being quite soft. When turnips cant be had .
poulticc Of Parsuips, Carols Rose leavss srsy ~
used. II the SORES run wash them twice in tbs day
with mild soap, tCaseelJ i,ruw in a small possisn
Of Red Oak bark with tile Sampson, this has never
failed. For sale BY Howell DAVIES. As'..
Sept &c bn
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HATS HATS !! uATs,.,

FASHIONABLE. DURABLE AND CHEAP.
HNliE laics, styles OF Beaver, Brush, Plain, Mole.
l. skin. and Fur Hats Just received n, m, Hat
and Shoe Room, Where gentlemen arc invited to
call and examine them with assurance that every
effort will be mNde 10 please.
Also superio, Tlav, Hing Trunks
J. q, MEEM.
Sept &c ti,i.
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CNrryMLLS for S0Ie.

VIE subscriber takes this method of in(orming
Il his friends and the public that he keen, on
diand at his shop. on Fourth street, near Poe, Tan
1afd' C.aRR FILLS,
OF various kinds, some very fine for family use. on
springs. tie is now making BAROUCHES and
bOuGlES. All his work is Of the best kind, and
he invites all those in want Of work in his line n cali
and examine Tor themselves the price and quality be-
fore they buy. GEO. COCHRAN
N. B'-kePairing done at the shortest notice.
. G. e..
august 10 w2m If
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TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS Of
r. the Salem aud Newcastle Turnpike Road have
dire,ned that the letting out Of the Road should be
ad,c, used. Notice is hcr.t given that on Tues
DAY tho 29h day of October 1899, in front OF the
Court no use, III the town OF Salem, the letting OF
that pan oil the Salem and Newcastle TURNPIKE
ROAD fr.m Col. Ha,sey's, where ii intersccts it'll
tho Ftanka 1od Big Lick Turnpike Road To the
town of Salem. The distance of eight and n half
miles, the ma ing OF SAID road, according to law.
will be offered TO lilo lowest bidder. AT the same
Time and place will be- offered in the same way. the
making OF that part al The sad road from the town
Of Salem to the first crossing Of Mason's Creek, u
distance of about th,ec u, lies Persons wishing to
engage in Road making this winter. will do well to
to attend on that day In SmenL
n. BURWELl, tfes'ts 5. X N. 7 X.
Sept. % "3@
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ENGLISH SCHOOL

ne "n,er session of my SCHOOL will com
= menee the first oi October. In which viii no
.a"sn, heading, Writing. Arithmetic, English Gram
.,d, Modern and Ancient Geography. with the use
Nc. &c. '"N 'o'ei"- i''s'ofy'
Terms $40 session. COLE
Sept. 10 ,1tr
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VINllE next session Of the subscribers school
J. will commence on the third day OF October.
The price Of tuition is Sic y session, payable in
advance. llENNlNGHAM V. REID.
Scpt2 non
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LOST
ROLTIyG CLOTHS. {.

WE HAVE received fresh supply of the gen.
w nine GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTlNG
CLOTHS, embracing every number in use, which
will be sold as low they be bought in tho
State. TURNER q BURWELL.S
June z Wits
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OBLIGATION.

rNl1E winter session of the subscribers school
l. will begin on Thursday The Sd day Of October.
Tuition is paid for On entrance.
WIN. S. REID.
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R. Il A CAMPBELL,
No, 165 Baltimore street, Ba1timOrU

IMPORTERS Of Watches Jewelry, Lamps. PA
Lied aud Britannia Wate, Pistols, Military Goods.
&c, aud Manufacturers Of Silver Spoons, Folks. Az
invite the attention Of pufehase,to heir present As-
sortmen,, COMPOSING doid aud Silver Lever Du-
pick, Leptnc. Anchor Eseapcmen,, Independents
Seconds aud Vertical Watches Of q recent sflfe and
superior latsh Gold Guard aud Fob Chains Seals
aud Keys Earrings Breasipus Finger ts,nss /;
Gold an Silver Sprctaes; Peucil Cases and Thin
blcs; Casters; Coasters Candleslicks +; Wsi,sSs /;
Cake Baskets Britannia Tea Sels, made by Dix
on Il Sons Pen Knives Razos Astral and Msn-
llo Lamps and C,ndeabias; Silver, Table, Tea
aud Desert Spoons aud Forks !; Ladies Sugar
longs, &c. Together with u complete assori,nxns
OF Military Goods. as Swords Epauleues; PIun,es;
Sashrs Dc. The above being OF their own lmpor-
,ation, they will sell on as Favorable Terms 10 any
other establishment IN this country.
Military Companies furnished %t a short motto ..
by addressing as above.
Bal imofc Sept. &c St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

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