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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

r ECORDIM. de luGfNE ot L'EIlNlR DE
! IL LAMUUR.--'Fhe' United Sta,GS Agent for The
Luca Cordial or Elixir Of Itvr. returns his grateful!
ackhnw lly edents Jr tue 4 ltcrnG puironasa "iHth
he has already received, ad also for the many icst-
,nnnias which have hcth sent hin, touching the the al
nirncnl6as efiicac of ibis nestInhhe medicine;
The well founded repulatinn Of the EueInN Cordial
~Rrants the agent lis long advertise
netA IN 6T the Benefit IL those "hn my
as vet be unaware o; It's Mature, he wNt" eAPh'it'Y
s,ne thar il IS Dr. Aasnins celebrated a'sc"'ety'
which, has Created such sens alton in tranET-
speedily restores TIN vrlc powers, where fhEy nave
been exhausted by disease OF Otherwise, and suhaH',
TALLY renoyn,es the proccah functions; that It - ny
effsctual cure for the uor Fibus; md above nv -lI
Is the unly rcued discovered for TIE removal "'
impotcncy in males and barrcnncss in tewaes Owing
tiis vastly invsorang qualities 1t Is also ul2Iy use
tu ii gleat, ohsirncted, difficult painful menSfun
ton, ncontifncc oi,he nrne involuntary discharge
thereof, chronic cruptios n ie skin drprsical afec
tons of the aged &C.
In order TINT all classes Of society receive lA
benefit az Di. Magnin's discovery, the Aserican pro
pre,ur has consented that the Cordial shall be sold IN
bottles Of six ounces EACH Mt the reduced rtiFe OF
which is less than one half the price charged or II IN
,Erance.
JOHN WINTERS HOLDE2WElI, NJ. D.
49, United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale wholesale aud real
Nj ! batW Marnyine and Canp
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Fer SALE By.
FnIinmsc General Agent No. II Exchange Place. near
the Pos, Office Also by Fey cham, No 1913 Rue Roysl
J. Baker & Co, No II New Ieree.
Dr. narshnl Corntr st James and T, hapitoulus sts
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

VuSr received at ToN.rs Boukstnrc, 10 Camp ST.,
- a supply Of The following hooks:-kussels Mo-
irrn Europe; Hannah Moorc's Works; Cfalbr's Eng
lish Synonyncs; Bladin's Anatomy; C6nbcs Phi>e-
oosv; Mcntgonery's Lectures; Stevens Travels in
Egypt Arabia Petrcu and 1icIiuly Land, Greece, rur-
key, Russia Snd Poland; Keith On the Prophecies In
| vad's Oracle; Lady of Lyons; >almagn ndi West
ward llo; Tom Jones; iii Bias, The Young Duke
Anastass; DE We're; Diary OF Physician; Merchant,
Clerk with all OF James very popular novels bv The
| sci OF sin lie work. M
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JOHN WINTERS HoLpEaWElI, NJ. d.

- : = United States PfOpnClOf.
The above medicine Is for sale wholesale aud retnIi
al No IS Poydas street, between Magazine and Camp
sits New Orleans m"6
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

Farcthrongh from, Mobile 70 Augusta, $l7 80
The line extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
ii Chnttaloocllc, the line connects with the
.toamboat. carrying tho mail to Apa achicola and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

NJ AcKEREL, &c--l5 bbls No 1 mackerel AZ bis
lvl Non do
70 bis No 3do i6 half hbls No do
3lB kegs No | do; 1853 kids No do
60 Kegs Tongues Sounds, 1856 bbls pontoca
II Mills tanners Oh, landing from ship koht Nor
ris for sale by : e. Z NlillNEA,
m,r9 ,mr - Camp ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

EATCIlE.S-A large inXOirG luSt'l"tei'eL aud Tor
VI sale by SHALL. y l'k'NN'
mar % % Magazine ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

a OAF SlGAl,-vorois qualities, constantly III
4 4 store and fer sale by SHALL " iktNNt"
n,nr % 81 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

FRANKLIN JNFIRNdARY-

FINiE public pectnliv informed that inns INF"
J. tuition is ererted the NEST improved plan, ano
airy aud adj ,irsbe situation, in the fautOur
Frauklin upon the rail, ID one mile from .he Missss
si,pi.
ihe bildipg is lnrge "a mos eommn,"aslv divided
into apartments, for kep.ns separate. different casses,
and d HereHt diseases. 5s----es
he institution suppit.i with the most skiifn and
attentive male and feals muses., and speaking TIM va
ru',s ,noei,.rn languages.
Private rooms uns be had by gentlemen at FIVE dol
lars PEI stav. inciu!in atcnf,uce, Sc.
TcymS the or t,ary wards, t,so dollnJs per day.
SIayes also Two deilufa. Small Poa 'lle Ordi'afy
wards, fvr dollars.
All capital surgical oieratlnns e xirn
The re- hienr PLY sica is DIR Neddeinsr,id whom
application iir admission must be 0ado. Or 10 Dr "a
Luzeiub,'re, No II Rampant street aP'!N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

1BINE APPLE CHEESE aud Goshen Butter
l. store aud for sale by READ \ BiRSTDW,
LAL.Lr.l =. IL.
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- PERM CANDLES--5a boxes ID quality sperm
- Candles, landing from ship CoIumbana, for sale
by | BRIDGE 4 Co,
mar % i3i Magazine 81
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IRON CHESTS--Jnst received at the Louisiana
Ware Rooms, So Benve street Il superior SIN
gle and double fire proof non chests from the iaGi
Uf Brown, New York, Ion sale by
faiJ WIN r CARNES.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29
Office ut tho Mansion House, Mobile
ml7 y BOSFWICk, Agent, Mobile.

CITY BANk. 7
'TSN.# New Orleans Is March 1899 :
FI,HIS Bank will purchase exchange on England
MIC RI PALFKEy, Cashier
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SIugH1INIV' : =, -
Maps Of the Line may be seen at t'sc ExhHnge
Hotel, cw Orlcaus, and 1T tina Mnnslon House,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

XEllNES-5OO duz Of superior old Sherry and For,
w Wines, bottled in houd in Eng land and imported
into this country in 1886. For sale at 10" prices
10 close the consignment by
marty HOLMES s. MILLS, Bank Place.
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CITY BANh.
New Orleans, Is March 1899, I
wills Institution will purchase hills of cxchans"
l. ON the north. , ,..
milo s ' PALt"Ef, Cashier
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G n Morrison No II, Canal street.
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StOAp--G00 huxes No extra No and nnl'aton n"
- | soap, brands Flames Gould, jackson 4 llo"-
bridge and } A Norton for gale by ~ . .
-innrpl |. BRIDGE u CO, 1874 Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

NICHOLAS NiCKIEBl-Nos T. s and 9, also the
l first six numbers III tract, with variety OF
interesting books, just received and for sale by
lnl2 ATOWAR, 40 Camp st
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y,GNS-i bGds landing from strnn'boHt It louif TO
~ sale bv ABRAHAM 'TKIER
ann ~ : GRAY CIV a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

DOWDER-lnvoccs of Ink Powder lust receive,
a and for sale by SIiAIL.& BROWN.
iuur 10 80 Magazine =
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

TMBRElLAS-;}1 cases Mantun ard Cling ham m
u hrcas, comprising complete assortment, landing
from brig J Palmer, for sale ly ISAAC BRIDGE & Co.
mr1a l3I Magazine st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

ylyAlLOW CANDfES-iAN boxes mould taow
Candies f., sale nv EBItlD Il d Go.
,a,r 81 l3l Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

HbARhDH OR N A MENlS Hate uuu beautiful
IL cuiusllics, for sale only by Res Il Dlan4",
aud at PlnuGh's Museum.
a.! lhtG& UruI nrN'7 consist ri INC most si'|''i"
did sptcln,v.4s Of orttllnuIo4y from Europe, As',
Africa, md our own country.
Approved notes at GO days will hc taken OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-29

HICuAND~oN'$ New English Dictionary, conn
II, pleto in io,,r pats, for s, at suscrpl'"n Pnce
by w VI htNr'NN'
mar % cor OF amp Hhd' oIhinh SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
LIST OF EETEEsss

, EMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Liberty
~ Va, December 3lst, 1888, Which ii not taken
out will be sent TO the General Post Office as dead
letters.
A-lewis c. Arthur Mark Anihony.
h-Joln Booth, Rich'd Booth, Holland & Booth Alvin
nmns, Martin +. Burks, Mary Beard Richard Y. BIND
Mary Board
d-Cerks of the Courts, Mary A. Cundia DR.. t. G.
Caldwell, ID. Chandler, Alice Cheatwood.
H-Abnor Dobyns, JAS Davidson james De Witt, b. A.
Donald.
RI hard Ellis.
t'-Gcorge F.lder.
e'-John Gordon Polly Coil Ben Gkinson Nelson Coil
Ephroim Giles
H-Nson c. Hewitt, f. ". Horton, Ricid Hudson,
John o. Hopkins, Mathew Harvey.
k-Johun Kerr
L-Solonon Linsey johnson Lansdown, VIM. Leftwich,
Jr, Justin Lule Jno. b. Lee Mrs. Caroline Letlwich, Ed
Loo Woui * Co.
N-rhres Minor Stih Martini VIM. 4. Martini William
Niuer. Miss Carol Inc Moon Moor Saml McCurty, Dr.
Tho. T. Mitchell, C. l.. Mosby
Madison A. Noel.
P-Nm. W. Patterson, Anderson Poindexier Thomas
Prcas, VIM. Patterson
Es-Sam Robinson, Robert Ross, John Roy, II. A..
Rogers.
s-Wm Shrewsbury Jno. or Ben. Shepherd, Geo Storm,
David or Henry sun Samson sharp sheriff oil Bedford.
T-Jno. X. Taylor Miss Julia A. Thomas, Sophia Thur
y-Rober Nasscr.
W-Geo. W. West, Buford Wills, Jno. Watson, Martha
Walden, Mourton NJ. Price or Joel White.
R,PARKER, p. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
NEW EONEsnN ACADEMY.

'bNHE NENr SESSION OF the New London
d Academy will commence Ian Is. The
course Of instruction NJ this institution will be the
same as heretofore, ping thai additional class
VIII be formed allied The Commercial Class, which
will be earned through Il rigid course oi instruction
in Book keeping by double cnuv. commercial forms.
nc. comprehendnI all the information connected
with tie duties of clerk. This class will afford
young men an opportunity of acquiring IN short
period ready aud sklltui practice in those branches
which conduce most tieCtualy to advancement in
mercantile situation. Particular attention is paid
to penmanshp. course of lessons in this branch
is given, which though not pretending To the mira
Giles olthe - easy lesson system" vet confessed
by all acquainted with il 10 be the best Al present be
oiethe public. The successful attainment of the AIT
must always depend materially upon the capacity
attention. industry, and perseverance, of the learner
The charge for a course of lessons in this Glass;
(Commercal) will be S25 in advance, which will
enable the student to remain at the Academy with
opt further expense until he is com leed in the
course, except for books and stationary
In other branches Ct study the terms are as usual
heretofore.
Board SO mr., month
Tuition in the Languages 3
English
A charge Of so cents per month will be made TO
the English scholars e j1ition IN French II they
enter the class. d. S. OLlplIANT, Principal.
Jan. CIV wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Fresh Imported Dry Goods.
December 6

TENIlE subscriber. erNelu Tor the patronage ex-
l. tended to the firm of Robinson X Elliott, and
respectfully soiicltlng continuance announces TO
his friends and the public, the arrival Of an extra
stock, purchased within the last three weeks,
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumstauces
Blue black 81 fancy cord. Cloths, supr. quality,
do do do Casslmeres, style entirely new,
Extra superfne London Ga Mernus very cheap
A beautiful assortment Of Cahcoes, patterns most
rare,
A, fgd. e. willed, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrings
Superine plain Il iigd. Swiss Muslln
10 bales & cases of Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment have ever bad.
With large additional supply daily looked Tor,
which will make my assortment complete. II new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce a call, can
with safety say my friends and the pubic will not De
disappointed. A. {. ELLIOT l.
I Is
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II LIST OF LETTERS

GINNING in the Post Office at iyaehburg on the Is
A-saml: II. Andrew, 7. A. Andrews, Garland Anderson
B-Capt Henry Brown, Mrs Hannah Burd, David Rlact
Miss Martha Brady, Miss Abbey Ann C. Burks ,, Da,i
KNAPP, VIM. Bailey Mrs, lenco D. BAILEY. '''
ca Grouse, 7. w Coffee, Mrs. Frances Cox, Charles
Galway Reuben r cobts Meaa 9 Clark snsbis
Copeland, X. L. Coleman, David =. Chapman, VIM. r.
Crs Goh sa SSrnn Cox VIM Coy Thomas Clay omes
n-Mrs; Mary Donin Mrs. Adeline Dorsey Miss Lucy
DAVIS rp Dickson sed sam Davidson stephen Il
Mrs Sarah Davis, James o. ponohue, Miss Niliy Davis
Eo-IS n. E rn Benz C. Emm9ry Rehd b Ellis,
zicr F%guson Mrs sana c FLOYD Ana v" FRA
G|Mrs. Martha Gaddy, Sydney $. Grimes Moses Gil.
peri, Jno L. Guy Adam Grimes, Thos. Gone, VIM /.
Hrant, KGbt Gibb9ny Jno G. Griffin Churehell Grady,
g. liickcrson 3 Rev'd j. 5. House, Miss Mary lIssn
po' W Mss tmy iarrs Patrick T. Henry, Foyele Hen
a-,vm. b. Jones ., Jonathan Johnson L. H. Johnson,
Edward b. Jarman CT. Jones '0'''' ''""'' % ''"'S'
r h-Mr, Lydck, Jao + Logon Col. Amisread Long,
~ M-rhip Murray Mrs. Sarah Murphy Jno. A Noscly,
pnn Moran Wm c Mca.ier ja@@s a b. Mor iS NJ"
than Martin, Thos. II. Mansfield. John MeGraw MERIT Mil
ton u Branch O. Morgan i! D. Mnreh Nm. A. Morris John
H. Mclean Ircdk. T. Mayo }.
-Wm B; Neil Reuben Nonel, Braxon 4 R,Nor,ell,
EdmundG Nooll ., Charles G. NOEL.
P-Nrs. Ann Pettycrew j. A. Patton, Mrs. Doct. Pate
son &. w. Petyohn, {. {. Peters. ". NJ Pomiret Ed
mund Pags Peers& Lewis James Pollock, Edward Price
Dundns u. Pratt 1hos Primer, Be Plunke Henry Per-
singer Garland romdexer, Geo Powell Capt. IA. Phil
H-Randolph Ross, Miss Virginia NJ. Ross, VIM Ross l.
lanes NJ Rohertson James Rasland Jr 4 James Rush
SON. Mrs Sarah Robinson Jesse Richardson, Joshua Rucke
s-Miss Co,harine Scott John Sale Edward Scott, cold
James w. Scott VIM. SiNcrwop1 Mrs hmm Wn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

VIRGINIA :-Atrulcs held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior CouIt OF Law and Chancer OF Prince
Edward county, tho 9th day OF November, 1883
Edward Woodbridge, Plaintiff,
Thomas A. Iegrano administrator of Simon Wood ridge,
dec d. Josiah Thomas and John Woodbridge chdren and
heirs of Ralph Woodbridge decd, John H. Nurcssa, Alfred,
SUSAN Josiah William Minerva and Henry G oolridge
children and heirs at law OF Jesiah Wooddge, decd Ro-
bert Baugh, Rhoda Swecny, widow OF William Sweeny,
deed, - Moore and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
P;pgh children and heirs of Nancy Bangh, Robert Wool
n g., elizabeth, John, Sasan Eney, Robert and Minerva
taboune lnge and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Wool
9dge, and their children to wiz Nancy Henry, Elizabeth
Patteson Mary Edward Peyon, Josiah, hodo and Pasco
William FWoolIdge, the children of Edward Woodbridge,
the plaintiff to wit Robert Benjamin. Mary r and William
children to wit, John, Augustus Eliza, Josiah Nathaniel
tezekmh and lsham Scruggs, Defendants.
The Defendants Josiah Thomas and John Woodbridge,
Children and heirs Of Ralph Woolddse, dec d. John Ill.,
~ g.. Woodbridge, children mud heirs at law of Josiah
woodridge, decd, Robert Baugh Rhoda Sweeny widow
ofWilam Sweeny, dec d. = Moore and Polly his wife,
formerly Polly Baueh, children and heirs OF Nancy Baugh
Rhoda Scruggs, formerly Woodbridge and her children. TO
WI john Augustus Eliza, Josiah Nathaniel llezekoh and
lsham Scruggs, having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the Act OF the General Assembly
and the rules OF this and appearing that they are NOT
inhabitants of this State, the motion of the plaintiff, by
COUNSEL entered at rules aforesaid and accordingly or
1ced that the said defendants Josiah Thomas and John
woodbridge, children and heirs of Ralph Woodbridge, dec d.,
1ohn H. Naressa Alfred Susan Josiah W liam, Minerva
and Henry q. Woodbridge, children and heirs al law oiJo
sah Wooldrdge decd Robert Baugh Rhoda swseny
his wife, formerly Polly Baugh children and heirs Nancy
baugh, Rhoda Scruggs formerly Woodbridge, and her chill
nen to wit John, Augustus Eliza Josia, Nathaniel He2eki
Term next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that acopy
inns order be forthwith inserted in of the public
newspapers printed in the town of Lynchburs, for two
mohs excessively and also posted the front door
'he Courthouse Of this county.
copy-'reste
December 90 d. l. " o'''''A'' n D, "
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December 90

ViEulNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of tho
circuit superior court of Law and Chancerv, for the
county amherst on Monday the st day of October 1898
ambrose fiunket and Willis IL. Plunket late merchants
Pirt a,Hers "aoihs under the style and firm of A. W. H..
'uiN''' Plaintiffs,
against
Stephen Turner and Edward A. Cabell Defendants
In CHANcERY
The Defendant, Stephen Turner having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of
semoy and the rules of this court and appearing by
factory evidence that he an inhabant of his Con
onweah-lt ordered that the said defendant do apponr
on the of the April erm and answer the
o. me plaintiffs and that aeopy of this order be forth
,nser'ed IN some newspaper published in Lynclbure
the courthouse OF this county. ''''
A Copy-Testc,
December 90 ""i 'i'"IH' ~ F'
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS,
!&z&Sss !aegts
NEW ADVANCEMENT

I'HE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchbug
u to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
,ehVes Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock. A. NJ. and reaches Charlottcs.
v'le IN the evening OF those days II arrives al Ere
derlckshnrG on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
at o'clock, p. Nj. In returning, IT arrives nj Char.
iot!esv'ile on MONDAYS, Wednesdays aud Ftldays
and reaches Lynchbu' Z on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynehburg will reach fredericksburg in two DAYS
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmoni will
reach Richmond on the second day Mt O'clock p
M.-our teams and coaches ftst rate aud the
un,e" ara careful and accommodating. No pains
w'l be spared TO render the trip safe and pleasant TO
the passengers.
rare through TO Fredericksburg Sl1 80
do TO Richmond 10 90
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchhnrg for seats
). b. GLOVES. Agt.
JAMS ts
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EOvinSstOn Male and Female
,EC,EEE.Fsf',

TENHE exercises of this Institution will commence
n the 2lst of January, 1889 under the super
ndencc Of Harlow W. Heath, gentleman every
way calculated to manage an institution OF his kind
He has had much experience a teacher; aud 10
the qualifications OF hne schoar he unites that Of
an excellent discipnarian. neat and handsome
building OF brick has been recently erected tins
place for the Academy, sufficiently spacious for the
accommodation of seventy five or eighty pupils
That portion designed for the male pupils, is separ-
ated from the female department but the whole will
be under tue general supefntendence OF Mr.. Heath,
whom can with confidence recommend TO the
public.
In the Male Department will be taught all the
branches usually taught in any Of our literary nstitu-
tons, and such as will ensure to any pupil. who NAV
desire it, an easy admittaDce into any of Col
eges.
In the Female Department will be taught all the
branches OF education usually taught in the APP
proved female schools Particular attention will be
paid to instruction IN French and Music and Paint
ing, whilst the solid branches will not be ne
elected.
Board may be had in private families in the vii
lage. ut $40 per month.
The first session OF this Academy will terminate
the 81 of June next and resume its exercises
the 2lst of July and end on the 21st Of December
following, making the scholastic year OF ten months.
Terms per session Of fire months
Reading, Writing and Common Arthme-
tic. ton the nduttive plan) $40 90
| English Grammar, Ancient and Modern
Geography with the OF Maps and the
! Globes, II 90
Nat Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin,
Greek and French Languages, Mathemat-
les, &c. 10 90
Music. with the use OF the Piano, 90 90
+ Defamation aud Composition throughout the
term.
A close and rigid examination will take place a
the end Of each term. which patrons and the friend
of science and literature are respectfully invited to
attend.
CHS. PERROW.
WILSON PETERS, Trus-
H.. SCOTT, tees.
ARTHUR HOPKINS,
n 3. The services Of Young Lady of hlgl
!. character, for qualifications, have been engaged
Dec. 81 a.
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1Els2MlSo
rF"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.''

n published -,ceekiy erery Monday and 7hmsdav Al
-Four Dollars per payable adoaace. No subscrip
,on r receirea fora shorter period than sir mouths and
no pnper r be discontinued ercept The discretion of The
EdikersJ until all arrearages are paid.
nPADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per square
or ,ess the first insertion, and 81 for ererv suisse
gse Insertion.
7 d'OB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiously
x l.ieaso~edte terms.
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(.f$yE.

A Ii persons indebted to the late concern Of II.
"a b. Richards, and Co. either by bond open
account respectfully desired to forward and
settle without delay, longer indulgence cannot be
given. H. i. kICllAKDS.
Oct a Is
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C.gT.YEy'Es.z C,ESTg.V'GS.

M F. have in store, consignment aIafge guam
w titv of well assorted Castings, for sale by me
tom Merchants buying TO sell again will please give
ms call We are authorized by the consiSnors TO
warrant them TO be of first rate metal
LANCASTER q BRYANT.
Dec. -
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! Race lsOrse, CARO-

HN1IE Celebrated Race L1Orse, CARO-
l. LINIAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree,
Performances and other particulars. in due
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. IL WIS
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FAMILY E'E.Dg e.

7 HAVE in store 40 barrels superior Family
Il Flour, which will be sold low for cash
AND'W. c. ELLIOTT.
December 6
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hgutHSt
James Bullock, William Pennock, Archibald Fr,eland,
Senr, James Scott Senr, and Grace his WIFE, Henry Dun
nngon, Sergeant OF the corporation OF Lyncburg and
such admir-. of Donald FRI land, and also admir-. William
Freeand, deed. Archibald Frceand, Jr, Johh Frecland
Charles Freeand, Walter Freean and others Defendants
The defendant, William Pennock, not having entered
his appearance and given security according tho Act of
cmbly and the rules OF this and II appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is nlabaut OF this Coun
Try Ii is ordered that the sni defendant do appear here
the first day OF the aud the amended bill
and bill of reyvor and supplement of the plaintiff and Tint
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted spa
per printed in the of Lynchbnrg for months sue
ccsyey and posted the front door OF the Court iousc
said town. A Copy-Teste
ID. ROBES, Clk.
December 90 WIN
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Notice.

Notice.
U,HE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
bv Cobbs q Armstead, commonly called
"Kyle's corner is for ren,-possesslon TO be gwen
an The 1st January 1899. Persons deslrous to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who rs
autt or,scd to manage and control the same for me-
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. TO-
BLANKS
ET0o. SnT1 nj This once,
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law md Cbnncery, or the
town OF l.ynchburg, the lth day OF December 1858:
Benlamin Lewis, Paintiii
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office the
Circuit Superior Com; OF Law and Chgnccrs for The
county iCampbr Monla5 the 3D. day Of December 1893
Thomas ClcVin5er, Plaintiff