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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

fK'llE Subscribers having removed 10 Lynchburg.
4 respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally lha they have taken tie house former
~ occupied by Marin, Wmd & DAVIS, two door S
below Charles Phelps Auction Room, aud oppo-
site Messrs. $. Il NJ. II. Galapd's Law Office,
where they intend TO keep general assortment oi
Groceries for sale, at very low rates. for cash.
BAILEY & WOMACK.
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One Hundred and Eighfy-three
d az 4, -.

lying on Ivy creek in bedford county. within hall
mile Of The Tract last described. Il well waored.
aud contains a sufficient qnauliiy Of WOOD LAND
FOR the spppnd Of tie plaee.--Sixty Acres Of this
Tract Is tst rate lowground, aud the upland is
IN good state Of Improvement.
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS,
:l|agglsss
Le0riig EYmcE,bxGrg for Richmond or
the .ROrfA.

4 FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednes-
u 4 days and Fridays, at . O'Clock, A. NJ. arrive at
Charlottesville same evening, at Z. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville nexl day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance of only % miles from Char
louesville by 10 O'Clock and arrive in Rich
mohd same evenings by o'clock. p. NJ. This will
be found by far the comfortable route as well
IA the most expedltIous TO Richmond or going
North, by way of Washington City. having no night
travelling afte, leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches this line first rate, and the
drivers skiIfnl, careful aud accommodating. No
pnins will be spared render the tp safe and plea
SAINT TO the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond, 50 5O.-To Frede-
rlcksburg $l2. 5. b. CLOVES, Agent.
June II WIS
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XlRGINIA-Ata court held for Nelson county, III,
courthouse, On Monday the 10Th day OF August, 1879
Nancy l.eebrck widow aud relic Of Daniel Ieclrok, de-
ceased Nicholas Ieelick Lucy ieebrick, Maria Icehrc
William II Cash and Angelina his wife, formerly Angelina
lecbrck the sud Nicholas, Lacy Marin and Angelina Lee
brick being children and heirs Daniel Leehrick, decreased
pnnll;
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WHITE SULPHUR,

ia h Jus, received another supply OF Sui
- ilhur water. directory for its use. aud the
'easeS to which It is particularly applicable, by Dr.
Lu1"r'n'n' Resident Physician AT the Springs may
De had gratis, BY application to
Sept. -
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MORRIS 7gEJH.TESsUgES.

4 HAVE large quantity Of VI O. ss,srx9ps
n NJ = l. I U l. S tsssssg
which will sell on very liberal terms, s ~
delivered any lime after the LIST Novem, ~rk-
Der.
Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with tht
genuine article Of the first ORDER will please give M,
a call AT the Washington Hotel. Lynchburg, Va.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE.
Sept. 90 Wis
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! raErss'at..


- The following piece Is the production el aiap
in the colwmtia Fto.ele ia,tiiafe, and is Furnishes
far publication by The Rev. Faux In &. Smith, Zee
ter
Daasssse srswecs tho Eagle aud the SWIM
rr.ssiasra from che Preach MAD. dc staci.
SWAN.
Nv tranquil life is passed upon the nave,
:, sssces throws in the Distance Lost
Too Aes,ing and TOO beautiful To SAVE,
e. !, On he the Sport Of waves by temrcxts tosi
3 The s~rhsr-rnllcd hillcws swe.is show
Ny unchanged image in the depths below.
The dragged rocks my dwelling place.
sail the air amid the Storm
In danger, combat. md ia chase
This fearless wing viii bear a, form.
swAs.
When orac hues upon the Heaven rest
Thea puresi joy o'eraows ~, peaceful breast,
Till drawn by scent OF flowers 10 The shore.
When Sors all glorious iask is well nigh DER
~, whtc wings glirieT IN Ills last glance.
Which food, tho purTcd waters still eapanss.
kaeIE.
triumph In the tempest hour,
When uproots the iores,.knT
And ask tho Thunder, II its power
.ssf To mar all joy, ean pleasure bring.
Invited BY polio IS beaining smile,
Tobstle IN Goosls ofhafnen, dare
And list, attentive HI, feet the WHILE
The echo floating through fair Temples mir
rAetr.
dwell cen on the Throne Of frosuinr Joro.
Who bid- seek his bolts through cnHlt and air,
In dreams my dropping finious shade ike love,
His sovereign soepire ruling worlds 10 lair
Nv rlenoe OF prephecs SURVEYS eaeh stnr,
49, Within ip reflected saulf afhr
While sadness in my heart calls forth deep sisls
For that lair land, m, henie beyond tho skes.
s Sing 81 each and c, ~ rndani star,
81, flight eon inmy youth o the sun.
Away with earth The Cod. ms kindred arc
rest no,. ill Immortal life il won.
s. EH SWAY.
A peaceful lifea icld- willingly to dcnlh
lie con,es my bonds to loosen, und to rive
~, voice more sweetness, bidding music live.
To make meodons cen my dying breath
In swecters strains my soul 10 raise,
And celebrate Ills sornn praise.
rAeIn-f noRafiag RprartisJ
Nv soul shall Phoenix Ike arise,
Ehcrial from its fun fal pile =
Unshacklsd from all es4ih. lies.
Tobnsk, for ave, IN Heavens smile
This destiny j. nine these words nre truth,
The torch OF death my Wig fous yonhi
Among the nnciens The eagle ba few from tho funeral
pile emblem OF the immortality oihe soul, ard often
Of potlcoss.
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SEPT. .

NlRGlN!i-At rules held in the Clerks Office n ID
County Court of Bedford, Monday the 2d day Of st
tember, one thousand eight hundred and thirty mine
JahcH Left" ich, Jr and lliam Morgan Albion McDant
and George T. Williams, late merchants aud partners Ia
ding under the style and firm of George +. llinms Co.
Plaintiff,
against
George D. Patterson aud William Mead, administrator Ia.
commissioner appointed sell the estae) John Palei
deceased, Defendants
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant George D. Patterson, not having cntf
his appearance and given security according TO the nclT
senhly aud the rules nj this court, and appearing bY
factory evidence that he is nhabtant OF thus comm
wealth. isordcred, thai the said Defendant do appar r
the ionth Monday in November next, mud answer the m
the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be forthwith w
ed IN some newspaper published in the town OF l,n9p
Tor two months successfully and posted ut tho front dU
the court house of this county.
Copy-Teste,
RO. C. MITCHELL, C. &c
Sent 9 WIN
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IL CuANCERY.

On motion Of the Plaintiffs by counsel who filed their hill
and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence the court that
the Defendants, Cothaiine Ann l.ectrek Hannah eni
widow and tect ui Samuel T. Lccbrck, deceased Caroline
lcehrck infant daughter OF said Samuel Z. Lecck and 10
bert Steele aud Caroline his WIFE formerly Caroline LEI hiCk
are not inhhans OF this commonwealth it ordered h'
the said Defendants do appear here on or before the ouh
Monday in November next and ic bill OF the PLAN
s and that copy of this order be forthwith nsericdn"lh
LHhchburS NrsIhan newspaper published IN the Town u
ynchhnrs, tor two months successfully, and another c
thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse of this coH
ty ON some court day. Copy-feste,
SP. GARLAND, CcfE
Sent. wnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

C0thnrnc Ann Iecbrick, Robert Steele md Caroline bis
wle, Hannah lcehrck widow and relic of SamueP. Ire
brck, deceased and Caroline June leebck infant danh
ct sad Samuel L. Iecbrick, deceased and GeOce d. Lee
brick and Sarah ochfck infants under the age
years children and heirs OF Bunie Lcebck eeeas d. aud
John Melton, administrator Of said Daniel Leebrck, deceased
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

12 or E1 Valuable Slaves fey sale.
NJ Lib be sold, Tor cash, in the town Of paltons-
w bury, ON Thursday the 7th day of November
next s2 or Us VALUABLE SLAVES, be-
lonsi"g to the estate Of Robert Tnsley, deed,
some OF them VERY VALUABLE.
WILLIAM A. WATSON
Oct. "a ' ~ "'
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~ :as Committed

rENO the Jail Of franklin County, Va. on the 25ih
Il day of November 1913. as runaway slave, a
NEGRO MAN, who calls h.,nself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

VIRGINIA AT rules held in tho Clerks Office of the
county Of Bedford, Monday, the 7lh day DC.
loher, 1889:
Sampson Sharp, Plaintiff
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Tracts OF Land,


to wit Tract of Land on Bent Creek in said
county OF Buckingham, adjoining VIM. Thurman
and others, containing d67 acres more less. Anoth
er lraci on same creek in saine county. containing
3eG actes more or less, and adjoining the first
t0n,H tract, aud Others. Another ract on same
creek, and IN same county, containing 44G
OF less. adjoining the lands of George Penn and 9th
ers, being The same bought by said Walton of John
Harris. Another tract on said creek. IN said county
containing go acres or Icss adjoining the lands
OF Charles Phelps and Others bought by said Wal
ton of Fawter u Walker. Another tract in sud
county ON sand creek, containing $50 acres, adjoining
the lands OF Stralton Wheeler bough by said Wd-
ton of Robert Walton. Ansther tract near Bent
Creek containing 200 acres more less, and bound
ed by the lands of Dabney Gooch and Others bong ut
by said Walton of VIM. Chick. Another Tract on
The waters Of Broad Creek containing 500 acres more
or less. bought by sail Walton Of VIM. Chick. and
bounded by the lands Of Reeves q White and 9th.
els.
AESN,
the following Negro Men, 10 vii: Peter. Lowell,
Sandy. Billy, Spinner, Sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry.
John, Joe Also the following negro BOYS, to ~lt
Neptune, Bob, Henry. Also the following negro
women, gfIs and boys, 10 wit: Phillis, Pleasant.
aud Jenny, women, Nancy aud her daughter Lucy,
ttfacc aud her thce chdIep names recol elected,
BIB and her children, TO wit: Winston, CLANCY,
the name OF the other not recoIleced. kfy aud her
children, names not rccoileced. Rachael and her
children, to wit: Mickey Anderson Nelson, J as sc
and Watt, Matilda & hei children, To wit: Martha
Edward, Mary, Sandy, OF the Others not reeol
Iected, Caroline girl, Jinney gul, Sarah gn. 2
women. Patty N Svey. Also an interest offour nintbs
IN the following II slaves to wit Sawney, Jennry and
het 5 children, 10 wit John, Jacob aud Sally, aud
others, names not remembered. Judy and her 3
children, 10 wit james, Ganes OF the olhrr2 not
reeoIleeted Also the increase Of the aorementon-
ed female slaves, ifany since the date Of the said
deed OF trust 1.-The sale of the aforesaid property
inclemency OF the weather any other cause. should
| not be mpleed on the afofenamed day, il will be
continued from day day uliil finished, or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the clam named IN the
inresaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee, will convey such title only as
| Is vested IN me by the deed alo, esald.
| SAML. McD. REID, Trustee.
! Oct. % to-N
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~

RYv virtue Of
- The 3Ist d;
tea. .ead' Benjamin.
iIeph Arnrisread|
l shall, on We We
"eA'' al the resi-
county ofCai,,n|
toned, cons1si,;,1
~ ~ o hundred ba
u po' several tracts
n a',,s,a the crop
Gay Gay Of sale. i'll
s g" bur shall 81
"'1 by the deed
Oct. 81 o.
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sEI.E.y' Ut.5'DYED .FCREs.

Wing ~ Campbell county. on lie Forest road, about
Two and a hall or three miles from f.yncLbura
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Il which Is heavily timbered Tobacco Land. not
supposedly any IN the county and the cleared Land
lsgenelaly in seis good hear. fs Land lies reinar-
kably we'll and is ab0ndanriy watcfcd The improve
nonis excellent, being al new. cobsisiin. Of .
large and well flushed DWELLING HOUSE.
Co. together With Meat House. lee House. fTy-1s
iii Dairy, kttehen Weaving House. and I'D
-a-a44 large Bee House. IN which the BeesLo.-A
art IN fall operation Without hives. aud all o.
lher Ont llopses necessary. On this TRACFthefe
Is aubiher settlement, consisting Of good Dwelling
House and all necessary appuuenanees; there IS
a snfIieinncy oi rich MEADOW Ian Ion The use
of the FARM, and an abundance OF almost all
kinds OF Fiuits which the climate will Justify.
Within The immediate neglborhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Wbeewdghi Shops, Saw and
Grist Mills Persons wishing 10 engage IN the
manufacturing of Silk would 60 well to call and
this property. they might here euier into that
business with but sliglu additional expense.
Alsu. n small TRACT containing about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

The Defendants Moses Campbell and Mary his wife job
Sharp George Sharp Jacob Sharp Jockey Sharp Jcnn,
Sharp and Ei2a Sp having entered their appearance
aud given security according the of Assembly and tbs
rules ofts Court aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this Commonw ea
deed that said Defendants appear here the fourth Mon
day in December next and the Plaintiffs bill, aud
that copy OF this order be forthwith published in the Lynch
burg Nirgnian, rtwo months suecessiyel, and posted
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. c. MITCHELL, CIR. c.
Oct. II WIN
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1000 LBS Maple s"s"
500 lbs. Wool
900 yds. country Jeans
for sale low for Cash.
LANCASTER & Dir YANT.
Sept &C Is
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WlIIi0m =. DooIry, Moses Campbell and Mary hs VIII
job Sharp, George Sharp, jacob A. Sharp, Locky SHARP
Jenny Sharp Eliza Sharp, Peggy Doooy. aud Moses Doa.
ley, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

" received a supply of I,amp Oil. nrice lowe,
"''n usual. Also, tie Pdtenl Gas Light. prrpar:
San, ~" ID ii. LATllAMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

- tDDLEisY s'lEsi Coaeis Trimmings.
~ superior assortment just opeucd Tor ale by
IL. Is. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 Is
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STOLEN
~ Salem.
night of the l.
II
{, marked as we
hind leg whi,,
white around
her eyes ; she
hands high.
sell COLLIN
with very sore
wore a tlrab h;
. wagon saddl
will Y give $50
for |. the appreb
Any informant,
thankfully rece
Oct. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

lying and bt
south brancl
of Micajah
Walker and
Juo. Robiso
by survey So
Also, at the
IN SAID coun
nom sides OF
Buffalo Rive
of Land, the
Penn and OF
obinson of i
Land there is
Terms, ono
annual PAYNE
Oct 81
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Oct. 2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30

one formed, which bids fair 10 rival the
first, if left to stand long enough. But it
is supposed the root, although a pretty
good size, has lost much in growth by the
decay of the first top, and its maturity
protracted, if indeed the crop be not much
diminished. My inference is, that late
culture, even if the weather be seasonable,
may be injurious by destroying the fb-
sous side roots, which seem to be indis-
pensable to the plant during its latter stage
land that consequently the earth should
be kept in good thh while it is young,
and afterwards left alone.
The best crop of beets | have raised,
was in 1927, alternoted between rows oil
corn; full crop of the latter was obtain.
ed, las was believed, and three hundred
bushels of beets per acre besides: those
in open patch along side did not do SC
well; the shade of the corn seemed 10 be
useful during the dry weather intend
repeating this plant next year
J. JENKINS
Chester county Valley
West Whiland, mo. 81, 1889
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MONT TELEGRA PH.

well-being or happiness. So speak the
Socialists, thus avowing they know not
God; and what SAYS the plain Word of
Cod The Lord Jesus shall be. reveal
ed from heaven, with his mighty angels
in flaming fire, taking vengence on them
that kaow not God. and that obey not the
Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, who
shall be punished with everlasting des-
truction from the presence of the Lord,
and from the glory of his power" Oh
that they were wise, and understood this,
and would consider their latter end? Oh
that many may yet be plucked as brands
from The burning Req. E. Bickersteth
Family prayer before breakfast.
| The reasons why I like to pray with
| the family before breakfast instead of af-
ter breakfast:
| /. Because / think we ought to render
unto God the first fruits of the day.
2. | like to pray before breakfast, be-
cause the soul is of more importance than
the body, and ought TO be fed first.
J 3. like to pray before breakfast, be-
cause the children can then, with little
care, ali be present.
A. ] like to pray before breakfast be-
cause we are not so likely to be inter.
rupted by the neighbors knocking at the
door on some errand, as after breakfast.
5. | like to pray before breakfast, be-
cause i'll have an appointment to preac h
as soon as am done eating, | can start to
1t. without waiting for one or two tables
full of children to be served, or the table
cleared before we can have prayers.
And finally, l dislike the practice O
having prayers after breakfast, because,
l. The neighbors frequently interrupt
the devolions of the family by calling.
2. Because the children are frequently
}scaltered TO their work before prayers By
such delays
8. Because, when | have an appoint
ment for preaching long way off, it i:
quite tax upon my patience TO wait from
a quarter to half an hour for the children
to eat and the table to be clearad, and ey
cry thing to be done up before we car
have prayers TO start, and then be too late
getting 10 my appointment.
Cum. Pres. A TRAVELLING PREACHER.
The Me0mness Of Pride. "Quits {
breeze was created in the passenger car:
between Philadelphia and Baltimore, b,
the conduct of a white man, named Good
win, who purchased six railroad tickets
and divided them between his own and ;
black family. They We're allowed Il
proceed. until they reached Havre d.
Grace, where the blacks were compelIe,
to 60 TO the proper cars, and the Whit
family followed them"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30
GESENlUS' HEBREW GRAMMAR,

GESENIUS HEBREW GRAMMAR.
~ translated from the Eleventh German
Edition, by L. J. Conant, Prof. of Hebrew
IN the Literary and Theological Institution
at Hamilton. N. Y.-with course of Ex-
ercises in Hebrew Grammar, and Hebrew
Chrestomathy. Prepared by the translator.
From the North American Review for October.
I'VE had in type notice of this valuable
work, which we reluctantly defer. Prof.
Conant has rendered a substantial service
10 the cause of Biblical learning, and done
honor 10 the important denomination o.
which he is member. Besides executing
with excellent fidelity and good judgment
his translation OF the Grammar of the grea,
Hebrast of the age. he has some useful adj
ditions of his own, and has in numerous in
stances corrected mistakes of too common
class, which, if they give little trouble 10
some readers, are the worst ANNOYANCE 10
Others, that of errors in reference. He
has also made additions of very iudicious.
as well as moral character in series of
grammatical exercise. The typographical
execution is in the best style of The Cam
bridge university printers. The leier-press
IS beautiful and all but immaculate"
just published by Gould, Kendall d. Lin
coin, 80 Washington street, Boston.
October Is.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30
MOrison2s Pills

@AR the Vegetable Hygean Universal
" Medicine of the British COLLEGE, O
Health, London, imported bv DIR. Geo
Taylor 6 l-2 Wall street New York
sole agent in the u S. for said College
can be had of the following persons: ev.
cry packet sold in Vermont will he siqn.
ed in acriting by PangLorn & BrinsmaiJ
Jewellers OF Burlington, Vt, State Accents
also by the Sub-Agents selling them. i
not SO signed do not bug them. For sale BY
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram L. Cheney, Rutland.
j. Pine & Co, Fct'y Point, Manchester
Joel Day, Royalton.
James I'll. Murdoch, Woodstock.
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
+. p. Walton & Sons, Montpelier.
Perry Marsh, !"
c. s. J. W. Baxter, Derby Line.
S. E. Morse & S. Lyman, Crahsbury
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
Sabin Kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Otis L. Kelton, Montgomery.
0. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, st. Adams.
Jno. Kelsey, Danvile.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint, St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea
n. G. Goddard, Windsor.
NJ S. Buckland, Bellows Falls.
]. Sleene, Brauleboro'.
J. Hagar. Middlebury.
w. E. Greene, Vergennes.
J. w. Remington, Johnson.
Alfred Hartwell, KeesVllle, N. Y.
Rich'd CotrilI, Plattsburg N. Y.
Edmund Lyman, North Fe.i.sJurgh
Jas. Hull, Orwell.
]. Frost & Co., Bridport.
G. F. s. B. Boyanton, Essex, N. Y.
Remember every packet of the genuine is
signed by Pangborn & Brinsmald.
Dr. GEO. TAYLOR, 6 l-2 Wall st.
Feb. a5. U. S. Agent.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-30
Chester county Valley
West WhitLGnd, 8 mo. 81, 1889
fl T1dnnery for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell good terms, his Tan.
merry situated in Salisbury Village; consisting
TO new farmhouse, % by % feet, two stories high
The lower story for tanning winter and sumner
Also bark house. about "a by % feet, with a
bark-mill that goes by water; and small barn on
the premises. Likewise a village lot, with a good
two story house, and other out buildings, with a
small garden.
The above establishment will be sold very cheap.
ANY one wishing to establish himself in the tan.
ming business, had better call and examine the
above premises before he purchases elsewhere
For further particulars enquire of John Prout, E. So
of Salisbury, or of the subscriber in Leicester.
X. :. LARRABEE.
Leicester, Oct %. 1890
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S 7 @ V ES
And Iron Castings,

MANUFACTURED and sold Wholesale and
lVl Retail by the
BRANDON IRON COMPANY.
At reduced prices, below any f;rmer standard:
among which are the following descriptions:
Conants Patent Improved Cook Stove, sizes.
Rotary do. with cast oven,
Vermont Cook. &c
SIX Plate Box, 3 Z"
Vermont Parlor, a 50
The unexainpled success that has attended the
operations of this Company in the manufacture If
IRON Castings, and evident indications of re-
duction IN the cost of many articles of living,
render It alike the duty and the interest of the
stockholders, to offer castings Of all kinds at a
large discount below any former standard Of
prices.
Those wishing to purchase either at tvbolesale
or retail, will find it for their interest tn exan;ne
at the old stand of e. W. 81 A. CONANT
where good iron, and the better class of standard
,StO0e s,
can be had, on the most favorable terms.
Machinery Castings made and finished Ia the
best style, at from 81 to cts per pound
JOHN A. CONANr. .agenf.
Brandon, Sept is, 1889.