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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

Two LET-A small Office NEATLY fitted up Tor an Exchange
Office, for which has been occupied and for which, 10
who has the necessary facilities s eligible stua
tonbcng In great thoroughfarein the vicinity Of two
ferries, the depot ofhe Connecticut and Boston STEAMBOATS,
nc &c Apply al No. PecLsl,p s25tf
a. - En PER TON.-pesch Orchard Coal, broken sine,
I'D wv dischargine from schooner Patriot foot Fl
hubert street, North River Cor sale ~ delivered
Apply to ANDERSON WARD,
corner az Lsicht Washington streets.
In gard Lehgh LscAswsna, VII. nia, sydrey ard other
Coals al the lowest prces. o4 3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

ID. IRWIN Co. NJ mbers Of The hoyal College Of sur
London, continue be consulted delicate dis
IN all their various stages their Office 20 Fultor
where from the commodous of their
sons aborng under delicate complaints be treated wifi
secrecy and safety
j. Trivia Co pledge themselves that in all of the
most violent yenerea which have hitherto fallen undcr their
notice, their treatment without mercury has been most
cesui and speedy They need BY certificates direct III,
rabc attention to their superior practice III those diseases
their reputation in this city Is we'll known and respected by
those who had occasion 10 conde in the honor IL strongly
recommended TO females who the habit Of using then
Deobsirnent Pills that than should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be others derou 10 avoid tentative be
hadrecent cured in days Those who have ured
themselves BY secret aud destruc tive habit obtain relief
solvent security all that III be required until shall
be Effected Letters post paid detailing the nature Of The
PLANT and covering suitable fee viii be immediately attend
ed TO- and medicines, with full directions forwarded to the
parties $50 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

TusT arrived from Eg,nt,an Hall London and will com
%snss s1ss.s on Msns. 1e 10th q ssp,sISss sss
ng Pictorial and MssSaoc EXuIgITiON embraeinr eyerv
minute of the T.rc storm At Sea IN which GRACE
nar,;si "a ~ 80 a 1917 ~ 60 c,a tIa 1907 III
M Esf 80 ~. , I , L,s a. e 80 H. Es,
Liynthnus. an ,be S,h ssn'snher 1aas a. 80 "
49,, - II H. 49, d go, "a :, Ain. uoa,h.
F me rugged cos. on y, Amp r
ns. az y ~ $3.50, H., $3.50, -
..trncL ,i,I tssh'a;' 49,, - IN @ s 1877 ~ .al,a.
Nanbx. tn,,a,ss ia,a u I c., ;a 49, ~. e.pfh;,a
. seen beara@ u answer ber mon the
and par ana lssa Y nd sea n va" ~ a
cne, IN M - !, N'. "i1 49,. $50, 10y, " o'
i s.en nun, ~ hrasL.O 's ~ 80 r,, III ' -
sufferer; they LAUNCH their boat and with great difficulty
row 70 me wreck and haas convey the sufferers to The light
ho a,
snceess - ths exhibition almost beyond precedent
a. oea - M y ~ NOUNS, ~ n.' peen ,'tsu ~
co,lnue, ~ bs anisr M = IN "ony - "a ~
M :, - u"I.' W personal anu immaculate eTeeuon i"
perr,r,,arcss ~ ~ 49,. " * .'' .,:,.
years d ace. { elfiaush0
na., II NJ, ,nj rlc 10, m, c:, a. ne
1ATLIN7s INDIAN CALLERy-Th, immense collee-
~ ton q ndian Portraits Views Of Indian Villages Indian
Dances Bali Flags Religious Ceremonies, Buffalo Hunts,
:; - Costumes, wcspous S'es sea,ts, Se &c
SAINT Institute will remain can short
time only
day only his beautiful coored Model Of NIAGARA FALLS
which he about e take 70 England; and also his picture Of
taken from liic-rainted in 1880
= = .s
M h S NJ t hall, nRoAD WAi-IhE BAIILE
1sA Or BuNkEh , HILL SCI he public IS respectfully
in'o'eu ua, Sr' " -; ~. iiio.OMr'W ~ WIN ofer
.heir sleneu sal9hai eioFiNd DiohASA OF ths ceie-
pal be on nionosy e'eShs' august i~pi ana continue
every evening un iurher noce tSunday exctpiedl lns
ase roem o. ,ne above nse rs been n'tei up N style
ior ana CONVENIENCE 70 lac auditor nilheTio un-
passed
Inc nfopieors Wish ~ uistcty understood inst ths erns
and scenery, representing al anaate objects instinct with
e bending they d. JOINT and the soldiers marching
~ perfect time with the music accompanying their respective
Ticket 90 cehts-Chdreu under 10 years Of age 20 cents
Doors open al Recommending al O'Clock precisely
Particulars N small bills. aul0sm'
VVT NI,lD a - !, --.;a,- = g ,;, -, ~ &c., "a
w toto years ofsge = DO he work Of small family con-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

T STONES IMPROVED WATER FILTERS-Manu
u 6cted and sold by the Inventor and original msnsfac
tsrer $40 Broadwsy fThese Filters have been highly sp
proved OF in Europ. and America FOR spwsrd Of 80 years.
accounted superior TO any hitherto constructed they
combine the properties Of purify well clarifying the
impure and tarbd water removing all deleterous
rendering perfectly Wholesome and thereby preventing
Diseases which arise from the of impure water.
B-Those persons having Filters made by those profess
bat understanding the business have them replenh
fitted upon the subscribers plan and warranted
perfectly. STONE, Plumber and Engineer,
sl7.lm. 300 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

HODKKEEPlNG
50 CspAR STREET. rssR BROADWAY.
0C. c. MARSH Accountant informs the public that h's
Rooms continue epen very evening iro to Tor the purpose
OF giving instruction In the Theory and Practice Of Bookkse
ing The course averages 2olesson w,ich be taken 70
siye evenings the convenience OF the pupil as the
instruetioa /. individual and not in classes.
INSTRUCTIONS alec given during the day from 70 and
10 q. ..-.,.
Pro.pes,use. With terms and full account OF The netho
may BE- had at the rooms ~'meo
TyOIgTA Parer with two bedrooms sdlonisg furnishes
il Enqur, al No. 10 Barclay street. STU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

COAL COALMAs cheap the cheapest, and good a. the
u beet Yard 5oi Washington Spring Prices
q coal for few days longer Delivered free q earsge
Poat. Yard doably screened.
Peach Orchard, red ash, $3.50 900
schuylkili, grey ash, $50 IW
Lehigh, 800 $50
Liverpool, 1000 400
By the the cargo Sc PB GUERNSEY Y 10. SO on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 7. 1889.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALvE.-This invaluable oint.
L ment has been we'll known in Edinburgh and its vicinity,
under the above appeaton for than hundred
and there to this ay stands cooling
sotsnng, cleansing and healing ointment for wounds burns
ulcers breast chreas scald heads salt rheum, AMI all
skin erupon when local breast obstinate
ulcers and scrofa ruunings 1t many wonderful
cures in the Grs often when considered and where
surgical op ration deemed necessary W. Elder lao Leo
nard steel; White shoe store ~ Bowery f. Dykes, gro
29l Hudson street, and r. Walker shoe store 6 Green
wch are the only agents for the city Price 81 GEMS box
each i enclosed ia wrapper printed directions for
signed ny the proprietor,
oil lmN ANDREW FLETCHER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

DOCTOR MOTIFS NEW PATENT COMPOUND
IL STIPULATED BRICK, composed Of iron and cement
designed expressly for lining Of Motifs Coal Stoves which,
when used these makes them superior all others
for durability utility, aud economy tevery beag able
10 keep his Stove orderl Those DESTROYS Of having
them fitted 10 ,heir stoves. must make early application to
sTRATTENS SEYMOUR, Successors to u. Mott * CO.
s2S.2w% 2i2 Water street.
DUBLiC ASSEMBLY.--Alr. SCHAFFER respectfully in.
forms HI. friends aud patrons that hi next Public Assem-
bly, will be Monday neat Oct It'll, at the Apollo Assembly
Room, Al0 Broadway.
Tickets 81, TO be had as above mentioned. o4-st.
A NEW DISCOVERY to he following 0isesses:-
IA Chronic Scofua all its stages Secondary Sypla, u
Piles Fisiula Cancer swellns, and all ercufsl Dis
cases. winch he without any hndrance
In the ofthrce weeks. He does ask any
pay until the patient perfectly for medicines,
which he will give gratis In he don't make perfect
Every Information be had by calling At the Botanical
Medicine Establishment Of A. Shpey No ITO Canal street.
between the hours II aud 10 A. Nj and and r. NJ, where
the Doctor vail IN ATTENDANCE the above Diseases
A. L. sHIPLEY, Agent.
NIB The Office Iss Hudson Is not that of The dis
but IL Is in opposition TO it, No 40 lanai street Is
his Office oI-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

= sses1s :. SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
sFs9 Norfolk Charleston, s c.. Petersburg ano
MAds4aasa~a@t~ AeaGnond.--Tne steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY AM 4EWEss, all boats ofspeed and acconno'
cation, will rlnang daily the first April between
Baltimore Morfo ala Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every gernoon at o'clock. immediately AZ
ter the arrival Of TIL from Philadelphia and VIII arrive
morning rtinouth in time for the for Whining
and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning VIII leave
Portsmouth every the from the South an
reach Baltimore morning in time fer the cars sor Fia
delphia. 80.
These boats run II connection with the we'll known steam
packets Georgia ana Soah Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday eston giving travellers choice They
also run il connec with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmoul Strangers informed Told travellers
noyy) ts. this i cheapest and comfortable route for
southern traveller there changes from stean'
boats and stages dead OF night or the Washington
The compos therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will 2srnisc them, in giving equal facilities and
superior comfort. = 80
mo6tr Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

UNITED STATES ARMY.
w ANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo-
wv died Men between the ages Of IS and IS years. whom
good pay raons and cIohing will be giveen Also fe~ Ia
boers for the ordinance department. from 80 to ss
month"; clhathng and boardFor particulars apply Re-
cruting Rendezvous 1913 South street. Of Dover
sis linz
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CT &C X =.

nF every form and size wholesale and retail, by
" SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
so I'm. "A Bowcry.
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A. PASTORS
HAIR. OIL.

COn1Ps EssfnTlnI OiI AIn1OnON,
Q- For destroying danru and preventing the hair from
coming cut turning grey infble remedy against bad
ness and the public may rely it that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the wholessme and best OIL for the hair
makes thick and long, falling off turning
grey and hair has begun to turn grey such anoursh
to the har that by will restore il 10 its natural color
also hair becoming shaded and il hair olread,
shaded which great Disagreement TO young ladies' and IL
used for short % will restore il to ITS natural color clear
the ssu and keep the head and hair clean promotes eyebrow
and whiskers liberal discount made wholesale purcha
ers. A PASTOR,
l65 Greenwich street, ~.
Price. cents per bottle. highly d erfumed s2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, l65 Greenwich street |
"a. a. Pastor takes this opportunity inferm the public,
after long experience his business he has formed compost
tion called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-07

TTNO LITERARY MEN OF CAFl TALISTS--To any
i person having small Of money at his
mand eligible opportun presents itself for entering
iHto co-parnershp in first rate periodical work, in
Of successful progress aud OF high literary character
The required would be about $50 per month and
the work possesses pee altar literary
it offers corresponding inducements for safe aud profitable
vestment
Please apply immediately BY letter addressed Y through
the Park post Office. sl3e
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-
SAxk,s,s -.&..sxsl<ts~
TINGS AND ~
KOSCIU sKO, Z
inson street. text
eepted,) at 2 Del
each way. Retur
Breakfast and T.,
p. 3. In order I
dsHeren tpaces, a.
(fsr this trip only
For the aaccom
on Friday, Leaving
For further I'M
HANSON, No. =
will be received e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11
NJ OAKLy FOR SALE OR LEAsE.I

4 OFFER for sale my late residence, within mile
i of Lynchburg, the old New London road
There are about 60 of Land well enclosed
mostly With plank fence The buildings consist
in part Of a handsome brick Dwelling House, with
rooms above the basement story dry cellar
rooms, and Two porticoes,- Kitchen, Smoke, Bath
and Carriage houses, OF brcka large brick Stable,
with Granary, Cow house, hay lott and shelter,-a
stone Spring house large Garden well set with va
riety of fruit trees vines, and shrubbery, enclosed
with brick wall-a large yard well shaded and orna-
mented also enclosed with brlck-a good orchard OF
choice truits-eroves of forest irresistible lot well
shaded. and with an abundant supply OF water run
ming through it-fne springs pure water--a Hea-
dow of or 6 acres well set with herds grass, ana
the most olthe lands improved as the growing crops
of Wheat, Oats aud Grass, will abundanty show
In addition ifdesired, will sellone undivided third
part of TWO small OF wood land containing IN the
whole $50 aclcs, and distant halt TO one mile from
Oakly. -
If This property be sold in go days, then it will
be for lease for term Gf years 10 genteel family;
the tenant oblgaling himselito keep and return the
property in good repair.
Terms of payment, if sold, will be made to suit
the purchaser, provided tha debt be we'll secured
and the interest paid yearly, my object being to
create II funded debt. ,. OAKLAND.
June "a
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Florence Braid ssonncts.
ErliSi nIlc ~ nIhfi.

l \ pursuance of deed of uust executed 10 me by
Giles FUqua aud Elizabeth Fnqna, his wife, for
purposes therein more particularly set forth, beat
ing date the 3Oth day Of March in the wear 1896,
and orecuId IN thc clerks office oi the county count
OF Patsy lyania shall, Wcdnesday.lhe fourteenth
day OF August in the year ci ahtecn hundred and
Ihrtv nine, ii far, If moi The next TAR day. proceed
to sell, on the premises, by way OF public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the tract OF LAND
therein convey Ito me. Tins tact OF land lies IN
PWsylsauia county, on stanton tlyer, aboul tmce
four miles below Wards bridge. aud was part Of
the estate OF the llte llenty Ward deceased. 1t IS
believed. that there are about seventy acres Of low
grounds upon H. Which Is sand 10 be valuable, aud
highly productive. The highland, consisting Of
about three hundred and sixty acres, is very
fertile, bnt Is said to be yell timbered. proper.
ton OF II, however, is sad 10 be pretty good tobacco
land
Any person, wishing To purchase, will. il is pre-
sumded, wish to see il, and, IN that event Mr.. Giles
Fuqua, who resides upon the land, will have no
DOUBT, shew II TO any person wishing to examine it,
The title is believed to be good, but, selling rus
tee shall warrant only such title TO the purchaser
as is conveyed 10 me,
JOHN B. DABNEY Trustee.
June - tl4A
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James River and fAanaWha Conn
pany.
Nnficc IN dcIinnucnf Sinc X holders.

4 T stated Monthly Meeting Of the President
/ n and Directors of the James River and kauaw
ha Co, held in the City Of Richmond, on Tuesday,
lIth May 1899;
Resolved That notice be given to the delinquent
stockholders Of The company, that IN case the amounts
due from them respectively, be not paid, secured
in Il manner satisfactory 10 the Board previous to
the 1st day OF August next, then stocks will lmme
dately thereafter be advertised for sale, pursuant to
the proyisonso Of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against The Company, and who in arrears. be
aud they hereby requested to send their
claims 10 the Secretary for settlement at The July
meeting of the Board aud that in Case Of failure
to do SO on their part the existence Of their claims
will not exempt them from the operation of the
foregoing resolution.
Resolved that for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond, Charlottesville Lynchburg, Lexington,
Fincase, Lewisburg and Charleston, tkanawha,)
until the1s August.
BY order oil the President and Directors,
w. b. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
May u ia
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Female school.

7INlI subscriber proposes al the commencement
Il of his next session, which will be on Monday,
te first Of MY next, reccivin into his School
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs
sinuing, should the patronage received, Justify it
hlis course will be comprehensive and horough, and
will embrace all the branches OF Education which
are usht in other Female Schools in this place.
He rms, per session of five months:
Isl Gdss-SpeIIns, Reading aud VII
sing, SIP 90
End Gass-E gish Grammar, Geogra-
,phy, a rth metic and History, ID 90
3a CtdsS-Latin, Greek and French
Languages. Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and A s,ronomy, 90 90
Paper, Ink &c.. Gffurnshed) Is
Payment to be made IN ndrncc. Pupils will be
received any time, though not fora shorter period
than a session from he time OF reception. vaca-
ton of several weeks will be given in the month Of
August At the end OF each session there will be a
public examination.
SAML ID. TOMPk1NS.
Inv. "
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ron TIE vIR0ISIAS.
Celebration at LibcrtY, Bcdt6rd.

celebration at Liberty, Bcdtord
The 63rd Anniversary of our National Indepen-
dence celebrated ~ Liberty III style becnn ing
the desc ondaots OF those who struggled SO hard TO
secure aud hand down 10 us the blessed boon which
wo CT Joy.
met at the Methodist Episcopal Cbmeh. where
seyara addresses we're delivered
At IL O'Clock, A. NJ. tho Marshall Society Of
Liberty, in conjunction with the Revolutionary
Soldiers, Reverend Clergy, Citizens and the Sabbath
School Young Ladies, formed in sections OF Two in
front OF the Masonic Hail. and proceeded through
Main Street, to the Methodist Church, where the
Declaration Of Independence, prciaced with few
remarks, was read, clear and impressive manner
by Joseph Wilson, Esq, and an eloquent Grafton was
delivered by John A. Wharton, Esq.
After the procession over the Company gen
orally repaired To MI. refy's lIpte where they par
took OF an excellent dinner prepared for the occa-
sion.
Tho cloth being removed, VIM. l.. Goggin. Esq.
was appointed President OF The day, g. a. Wing
field, Esq Wee President, and James f. johnson,
Secretary, aud the following tosts were drunk:
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. The memory of Washngton-Ile is still the
" first in the hearts OF his cou nrymen." Drank
standing. Washneton's March.
. The day celebrate and the memory Of the
distinguished ihree-Adams, Jefferson aud Monroe.
Jefrisous March.
g. James Mad1son--A mere freedom has reared
its banner, hos not forgotten Aud Langsyne.
A. Patrick Ilen,y--lls name will live forever.
while II Patriot tongue can utter the sentiment.
i" Give ma Liberty, or give me death" rune,
Bruces Address.
s. The memory Of John Marshall, the dstin-
gushed jnist, tie plain republican,, and the honest
man. Strike the Cymba
6. The memory Of the distinguished foreigners
who nobly sustained The cause Of liberty in strange
land-Laiayeite Steubeu, Dekab, Pulaski aud
koscinsko. Laiayctte's March.
7. The surviving Officers and Soldiers OF the
Revolutionary Army.
Honor, love, obedience. troops Of friends,
Long look 10 have I" Columbian Waltz
g. Our Country: Shielded by the best consitu-
ton, it requires other aid than wholesome laws.
Yankee Doodle.
g. The Army and Navy Of the United States.
lions for defence, not cent for tribute" Star
spangled banner.
or sciences as well as the most solid aud durable ba-
sary 10 the true prosperity OF the State. Cinderil-
Ia Waltz.
II. Commerce. Manufactures, and all the Me-
chanic arts Essential TO the promotion of happi-
ness among a free and emil e tened people, Rock
the Cradle.
II. The Union Of the States, and the State of Vir-
gina-Alany the first be perpetual. and the last
l,nue the nursing mother" of virtuous sons and
daughters. Haste 10 the Wedding.
Is. Woman-What an amount OF good can she
accomplish What encouragement can she give to
yiitue and what reproofs to vice!
Hers is the proudest need below.
" lis she who soothes the pangs OF NO."
Lassie, an thou sleeping yet y!
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Etijah Barnes, deceased, Iriiiiam Hear} Bmnes.
Elijah ~, lucy ", Puihctg, Salty ond MI
dred 4. NJ Barnes, The idsi fire being mint chit
dren of The sail Elijah BARNES, by Robert 1insloy,
their guardian, specially assigned 10 dJend them
IN ms suit
vTNAKE NOTICE, that | shall on the sth day of
l. August. $50, AT Tho Cross Roads Das-
GUMS Bridge in the county ames Cry and State
of Vrc mia, TAX c the Dispositions of William Man
ming. Robert Bndcuham, John K. Moore Ches
ley Jones James Parrish and Mary his wife, and
Others to be read evidence on The ria of the suit
depending in The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county of Amherst, wherein
l am Plaintiff and you are Defendants.
MICHAEL s. WARREN,
administrator Of b utter Harmaa, decd.
July 4 WV
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DISCOUNT DAYS
$40 EsEsg.EKsD.

WHEREAs HENRY WATKINS, sometimes
w called Henry Groean, was committed 10 the
Jail of Henry county, Virginia for Horse stealing
and did the 9Th of pril break said jail and make
his escape therelrom; therefore, few OF the citi-
zens of said coun,v 10 offer as a reward,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
or tie delivery OF SAID Henry Watkins safe 10 the
Jall oil said county. Watkins is Large man, twenty
three yeats old has blue eyes and light hair
fair skin bearing ed fresh color and stoppage in
his speech was raised in this county, and 1t is
thought that he IS making for the Stale OF Ohio.
WM. AMGLlN.
Henry CO. June II 12I'
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Take care Of the 4 81 ts and the Dollars
will take care OF themselves"
IICUgII.
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.fgsET.5E $1,000.

N1llL receive Deposes Of all money current in
w the State, aud lsslfc certificates binding fully
and eifeeiually all the property and funds Of the In
stItuuou, for the payment thereof, within ten days
notice with interest thereon, from time of deposlte
MI paid; AT the rate Of per cenium per ahnum, for
all sums which shall have been deposile Tor less
than one year; and 54 per. cent. per annum, tor all
SUI which shalllcmaln over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al hall past eight O'Clock Z. NJ;
at the Office over the store OF Mr. A. Gdnnaway.
DsEsEGFORS.
Henry Latham, J. y. Renulck,
&. Mclvci, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinuicr Tho's. O. Acfec,
J. Salmous, {. Phelps.
Tlldcn Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley. Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II
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Office Of the Bank of Va. ut LynchDlsfg,
18th June, 1889.

TIN JUNt, TcO3.
NOTICE is hereby given, that book for sub
y scrvtons to the additional Stock oil the BANK
of Virginia authorized by the late acts oil the zen,
era Assembly OF this Commonwealth Is no" open a'
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are to be
made For every share subscribed, twenty live
dollars must be paid with interest thereon from the
Sd instant when the Commonwealth subscribed anu
paid for three thousand two hundred ana my shares
and seventy five dollars, in three equal insta
menis of two. ionr and six months thereafter, with
interest from the same PERIOD. .
June 70 ~
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Hl..'cHHgEs. Eor.yDRE.

TNHE DESCRIBE RS would most res pcctlull,
l. call the attention OF he public, to their new cs.
establishment, (the Lynchbnrg Fouudry) situated
immediately on The canal II few steps below the
Horse Ford, where prepared to do any hind
of Casting. NJ lii iron Machinery ofany description
with neancsss aud despatch. We hope by strict at
aentou to business, to inertia peiHon Of public Pr
ironase. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. J. L. DlUGUlD x Co.
May % WITS