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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-04

Tie cry is StMthey Connective charter election
in Canandaigua took place on Tuesday. 1t was
warmly contested on pure political grounds and
the result was auspicionS for the cause of consi-
tutionnl reform. The Wings carried their candi-
dates by minority Of six. Last year the majority
Of the deSruciyeS, according 10 the Albany Argus,
was more Than one hundred. The year before their
majority was twenlY-six. The Argus was in &C.
,laco, at the gain Of lis party last year. What
think. he Of the rG-arti0n now
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-04

sure in letting be seen the will, but want OF pow.
er, Of their adversaries. They knew that Tory
blood Showed itself in the late war by destroying
the canoes which were provided for bearing sup
plies or transporting the baggage Of Harrlson's
Army; and they feel assured, that none but veins,
which are filled with a similar colUred fluid,
could be brought 10 the execution Of such night
scenes now. The authors may veil themselves
under the mantle of darkness, but their deeds tell
of their blood
The canoe preceded the delegation. filled with
aged and respectable citizens. 1t was drawn by
four white horses, and had an ample banner in
scribed "The true DEMOCRACY of Howard. Now
as they were in 1919, 90" On the reverse side:
"1he public lands. Divided into small tracts for
actual settlers"
As was expected, Our canoe, in its wounded
state, attracted universal attention. The LoCos
gained just about as much, in this attempt to burst
the canoe as the British did in like attempts to
impede the course Of the American army under
Harrison.
Besides the counties above mentioned, Pike,
Maron Linn, Livingston, Rives, Polk, Gin
ton, and several others were well represented,
but we saw no banners, and did not obtain
their order in the procession.
When the procession was formed it proceeded
through the principal streets Of the town. and out
10 the place for holding the Convention, grove,
about three quarters of mile frem the town, on
the hill Immediately below. The delegation were
chiefly formed on foot and when the head reached
the ground the rear was not half out Of the
streets.
Upon arriving on the ground the procession
was marched into circle, when the Chief Mar
shall stated the purpose of the convention, urged
the necessity Of order and decorum in the poceed.
ings, when the crowd adjourned until two o'clock.
Large provision had been made of barbacued
meats and bread for feeding the delegation during
their stay, OF which men Of all parties were invited
to partake freely:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-07-04

HENRY PIRTLE,
c. NJ THRUSTON,
q, WASHINGTON ANDERSON,
w. F. BULLOCK,
EDWARD CROW,
GEO w. CHAMBERS,
w. S. CRAWFORD,
CHAPMAN COLEMAN,
A. r. WOOLLEY,
l.. i. SHREEYE,
J. w. KNIGHT,
DAVID HERAN,
JOHN o. COCHRAN,
JOSHUA b. BOWLES.
THE Central Committee far The % District
KeatacLy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
LOG CABINS AND IIARD rIDrp

IL 70 iauehable TO see the Van Burea men ",o,,;r
~Hs onue' me "hmd cider and log cabin" charge,
II sns badly on their siomaehs md The e,to, - 4,
Leeoioeo paper IN Cincinnati has set him,, II
sewn to prove that General Harrison does ma, l,.
iaa log cabin, and that his cider il all re6n.1 :
Ns~ mat IN our opinion, Is answ,r-Tbe ride,
nay Dc very hard and yet greatly refined iu.t M ,
the old man himself: he rs las hard and tough =. :.
pm: k"a,,' and yet lie is refined BY carly edSc.;.n
and seutlenanly assoc ation.
The Loco-foco editor proceeds 10 a., H., o.
fs HARRISON was BON Of "a wealthy and a,,.,o.,a
family. Qune likely-hs father was onr or,bo..
e'e iashioned gentlemen Of Virginia no nm, Som.
th'ng at stake when he sgnrd the Deel,,,,,o, ~
,"ospendence: lie was wealthy indced-nDd vii
liam Henry HARRISON, when he packed n, hi. a.,
ssd followed Wayne as yeunp lien,eo,n, ~ e",'
the Indians OF the vest 10 ataf We oa the (ron,ir, r.
hesaiety OF thoss advent. tfs v bese SONS ~. 49,
sdsriding him. made saerIl ssolseass and .,o..,
.omlons that gave additional &iss-4o ins ,er,ss,
~ ae eyes OF his counirymeh lie t~cd on tho
frontiers; and the whole snu,hArSte,n na,,i ~,
tho country has grown up under hisey. I'D ~ ~
s'ona Judgment log catn, indeed WV f..
ye'ts ueLcrai Harrison has lived in h wav in ,Linh
comparison log cabin would be palac,
nut against whom is Our Van Buren, friend ,,o.
ny ,"e eaatee OF iaisehood, when he attempts To
sssohsh The TACT that General Harrison does NO,
Two >" log cabin and drunk hard cile, , m.
"sn. WIN an us gr1sness, made by ,.cnI =,
an Buren, writer, and published in a rs,nl,t w.
80" paP,f- Flushed with The enjoyment of had.
seqa'red wealth. these cormorsf,ts tbongL,
soo'S oe sufficient 10 damn General Ua,,ison b.,
:ay"g that he was poor man in The we., ocr,n ~
n s "e caon and drinking hard cider. Bur IL.
people see that palaces have risen n,Js -,
aIec''on Of men who have recently held afie.. e.,
lew years aud they suspect Thar it mus, Ls h.,
,h..'a Inherent from that pursued BY H,rr,son
'noosh whose hands millions of pubD,c ,naea.
p s. an" VINO Is yet sner,ed at as the oc en-.
T."' " log cabin aud the drinker of boyJ 49,
~, story OF a log cabin will be an eve and re-, -.
nose who n Used" it--and cider whic. ,h.v .'e
mai, 'o",pfmeo to drink will be hand enough to
- ~ eso'n building, sort Of castl. i, n.
mos, unf,,,u,. 80. n,'h'9g prove 10 b. among The
'''e o' me Van Buren, manufactures.
L. =. Gaz
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DIR. PH.ELP S

nopol newly discovered Alkaline substance,
7OlATO PLANT with other vegetable substances which
and (athri Medicine
dhaveec Dyspepsia Jdunce,
Colds Influenza CdtarT
Gtnda Snengs OF all kinds Cosrcness Colo,
those who reside no. climates
ilble remedy
fAHHY PHYSiC universally approved the best
A, DIETETYC dinner will
the stomach healthy and ngorad
II OF
Tomato Plant attracted
Public; lively
Of and its Ambitious and Alter
(which Proprietor is able gaty-and
andwh
Numero them
prescribed all cooale
onThe bestowed
bem,isa add iionalev VII o
public Influenced by the hope,
a medicn prepared and the Chemical
should
which deuged
andfo and Others,
justified er,ating his result
Fora
None without r. PHELPS, NJ D., sole
gel n United States
s &c Of being
p
NO WEE DAVIES, agent
MARCH
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From The Charlottesville -Adroedie.
EN-. HAkRISON,S EEDERALISM

WIN. iiNRhiDR-N . fGFshR lis VI
gentleman of hugh responsibility 10 Lsnta
sesirous TO know the very truth as 10 Gen. Ham
Sons position 10 l79S aud =. to MI Southg lie
. late member OF Congress from Kentucky uho
k,cs asst opposite Cincinnati and who was school.
fellow Of the LOUISA gensleman,-asklne he most
direct and authentic information upon that stIicei
He received a letter lfom Mr.. Souhgiie. enciaing
the following one from Judg- Burner. Of ONO
CINCfNSATi, Feb. 27Ih, 1910
Nr DEAR sIR-I remark. 10 reply TO your lstier of
this aornins. hsi during he contest between Nj.
JeGssen aud The elder Adams, Gen Harrison and
ny.elf we're residing 10 the North Western Tefrtoz
~. and OF course had not the privilege Of voting
A, that Time ! was IN habits Of gicst int acy viii
Gen. Harrison aiihongh VAS a Fedrtsjs,. hon.
ssily So, and he Republican of The Jefferson
SchooL supported Adams warmly. and lac win
equal warmth supported Mr. j. fferson D,fios
Thai controversy, fIom 1906 10 $500, Inclusive |
t"arersed aud argued With han times without mum.
Der, he sustaining Mr. J,fe,son, aud II Mr. Adams.
i gu may assure your trend, that here was not a
more consistent. decided supporter Of Mr.. Jcle,son
10 the North Weston rrtioty than Gen. IL 10,
the truth oil this deeiarluon, IA ost w,iingi, plsJer
nv reputation.
state 10 YOU What saw, and hea,d and tnou =
When the Alien and Sednion l. .w passed IN, G.,
etal was not a menber OF Congress fIe nei,l :,
voted, nor had an oPpouudiy Of voting on lha, la,
Your fiirud, EtIgNF.r
Hon. w. W. Sourngarr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
NOTICE.

DUfSUaN.f Ia the provisions 81 deed ofifnsi.
4 bearing date the e5,h day Of September. 1882
and recorded IN the CfeIk's Oaiue OF the county
Count Of Amherst. executed b, Samuel Wsker to
the undersigned Trustees to secure certain debts Ia
said deed mentioned. We, OF one OF ns. will. On The
9Th day 81 April next in The town Of bynchbnrg and
IN front ofthe Market House. SELL public auction.
tic TRACT Oh LAND 10 said deed particularly
described lying and being in the county of Aufhers,
about five mites from the town Of Iynehbuig. on
the Oi,o.sum Island road, and known by The name
OF "Rickeu'. Tract" containing. by recent survey
9oi acres. Pan Of the purchase money, 10 wit /:
ia. sum of $3.50 will he teqaned IN cash, and The
balance 10 lie paid within two Yeas and SIX months.
from the Isl OF March, isto. IN five equal semi-sn-
oual msiaImenis. The SAID tract OF Lsnd beng
mostly IN woods and contiguous 10 town II consider
ed highly valuable. The TILE believed to be good.
but acting trustees we shall only convey such title
as Is vested IN us by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS +. BOULDlN, Trus-
WM l. YANCEY, tees.
March IL IA
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GEN. HARRISON AN OLD REPUBLICAN
10 we year leo9, the old Republican and Federal
parties existed IN lull Iorsc, aud pa,ty C..n,, ,.
h'gh, the war with England approaching. and tho
's''t,ci'se policy Of Mr.. J,fe,son giving rise 10
much heat. The contest IN Maryland Was eIas-
sa',he Republicans in the Gll Of Thai YEA, ca,
,.ed ,a,e State Upon this, Gen. Harrison saws to
DR.. B,ovney- w
II rejoice sincerely in the triumph of III, r .n,h.
means OF Maryland. have written tn nv t,,.,d
oenefal smith, (Gen. Sa.uel Smi,h) TO co.gra,u
ia's nm on his appointment TO the Senate. w,bnu,
having any other evidence Of il than the ,n.e,,. =
the Republican ticket"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Mr.. Stephen w. Lewis:

ENAkE NOTICE, thai on Fnrsda, tho l4lh day
L. Of April, 1910, at the Franklin Hotel, in The
Town of Lvnchburg, Virginia, shall take the de-
POSITIONS of Moses H. Preston and Others; and on
the 10th day of The month, at the office OF Jno
O. L. Goegin. in the Town Of Liberty. Bedford
county, Virginia. shall take The deposions OF Ru-
fus Thomas and others, to be read as Evidence upon
the mi ola suit depending in the Cncnn Superior
Courl of Law 4 Chancerv, for The county Of Bed
ford, Virginia, in which am plain,If, aud yourself
and others are defendants; aud should said defos-
lions not be taken the days above mentioned they
will be taken on The next and continued from day
to day unl,I completed. RICHARD TYREE.
March Is Va"
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ONE TERM.

OHG Team OF THE Pursuance
cry. and Gen. HAnaisoS i tnown,o h., NV aH me
"a" principle. In the language of the VII ~
~ make tho Chief Magistrate ",b. P,sa;
seo' o. The, Na'ionhy dcpri,lns him of Pr, resi-
..;.r MN to be benesI by Withdrawing pbe tenn.
Go,s,o,,s', .e'ons,ioree him TO administer The
..I as ,he honored agent al free n.o,I.
sne not - guilty parzan b, deptiri,s h peape'
s~..s. 200 eo's"ation Of re -ercrlon." ,'h,''a
r.r,;.. "'s ehsc'ual n arrrstng lie tide Of cn,-
NJ -, ss'ch is Overwhelming US and h,,o 49,
,,ljc, ~, Tasesnmen to its original Repubu an SIM
Osg Tyssr ."y. Let ihecry then, ofOxE Term
se'''""'--Ssopntoa Spectator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30

'lilE subscriber has just received and opened
Il an entire new stock or
GROCERIES,
Al his old stand corner of Nam street and IN. ,l,.
leading 10 Friends Warehouse lie confidently A..
sures his old Customers and the public in x.n, =,
articles IN his line that he can end will sell the
o"er hon ever offered before in this market; and a,
re "ae'e'mnea 10 sell for Cash osly, or 10 barter
Tor country produce. he can offer inA,e,m.,. =,
dealer" lie especially solicits call
March 9
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IeOlIAN POTATOES.

Ha' r Tor sale IA snail lot Of "a ~ ~ ii ~
u =, u n IL II q II S, warranted eenu,
me. II VIII be seenby reference TO The Nov. No. OIL
w" Cu'livaof. that one .bushel was raised from one
roa'oe' and tiiat nom one bushe seed sevenly-ioo'
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing 10 obtain
some OF these valuable Potatoes can be supliicdhy
carry application 10 CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec, 10 Is
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""shs and Castings of every .,.s.,.:..
ton. r.

w Mea nLANAtiAN d Co. are no consian,Iy
m. an ~, "u'"ct"flng, al their cstablisb,e, =
W. or' hea'e on the 2nd stree, abov. pia. "a
The MIS- j. 2and horse PlousIs. mad. OF .,
H.. r. ~ ofmick and other patterns H. VIZ o.
and A'nsh,"g Machines, made of of WilIiaa power
Of eye,v pa''erns Mill Gearing and Mach;a'.,
and 4, Inc executed in The nes,es mann,
Feb. 10
lM-w.IA
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No TECE.

E,HOSE indebted to j. X. Bailey 81 CO., Bailey
i s. Wonack and ID. +. Bailey & Co. are here
by respectful y informed that unless they come for
s.fd aud pay what they owe 10 the above named
concerns, before The LIST day Of April nexi, they will
every o"e without disl,uciion,) be warranted or
sued upon Immediately thereafter.
BAILEY q WOMACK
March =.
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POETICAg..


Psalm IxxxIx. 81.
m klio~isg WYNN written b, The Rev. DR.. RI
- u livrpsst and presented The children Of mis- eo
Bnuaissl
ksasmbev INV ..or, !. the time
Allotted to upea esrth:
Now quickly he passes his prime
fut span 10 the grave from hi. birth.
HI. days in vanity pass'd,
just here. when. behold. the, fed
Ard scarce with the living he's elsss'd,
When his place is a.-ignd with the dead.
Remember how sho, IS my time,
. thou, thai iost give il
And ,ench the wisdom. sublime,
ofdevotins it who'll, 10 thee.
For thee may each momen, be spent
Thy service each talent employ
That ], When my summons is sent,
May approach III, tribunal with joy.
ksneniber be~ short is m, time
DIV, nights The work ". 10 do,
From error, pollution aud crime.
Saviour, NV spirit renew;
Thus, ft me thy sork Ia fnlsl-
Whatever OF service is gi,es
AID then. when I've suffered thy will,
III rest IRON m, lahoun in heaven.
Remember how shnri is nv time.
The moments. how quickly ihe, g.,
o teach my affections 10 climb,
And daily. in spirit, TO die;
To die 10 the wsfld and 10 sin,
Toerr,h with it. turmoil and care
Ts look the rlories unseen,
And live as ssernin's heir
Remember how shori il NJ, time.
While here, bpta stranger unknown
Altered BY the fasishns CLINE
ofihc songs that encompass the throne.
I'll haste to the rcsiou above,
1a- sbo!e o. the holy anil best
To join IN iheu circles Of love,
And dwell in thcr mansions sfrosii
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NED BUTCHER.
lie is about SIX feet high. brown compirxion, with
scar the lo,ehe al. beween The eytbrows--the 1T
lie pger he left hand. appea,s 10 have bern bro
Ken. Is crooked and the knuese svolen--a SCAT on
the side OF hs fiaht leg shout the ze OF dollar
about iary y.ais al are--had on whrn cammried a
brown easeet eorgfey easinei nanaloons. biatk vel
vel striped nsey white hal, aud laced shoes,
--Th. said Ned Buteher was found hlfins himself
oni in the town ul tsnehburg, sawyer. ailce'"g
himself be free. that lac born e m the conn-
Z, oi Dinviddir. and exhibited bad, executed Tree
psIets. prolodi.e To be issued by JOhu u. Cfump,
a.Clrrk nf Dinsiddie County, which papers are be-
Iesed he forged. his free Fsprrs afe daied'he loth
June. 1899. and 60h year of Commonwealth me
uet Is hereby notified 10 come forward. prove hts
property pa, all proper charges and rewards, aud lakr
The said sa.r. or ON failure do within four months
from ihrss aiun af this advertisement, shall pio-
eeed 10 sell him according 10 law.
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Setgt. oil the Cofpo. OF Lyneiburg.
Marc 20 ~o'
~ The Richmond Wing will publish the above
weekly fot SIX weeks aud iorsatd ne account 10 ibis
Office Gir paymrni.
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have been gratefully aud pnbcy acknowledge by ks per
sons benefited, who previously nnnc nh
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they arc
compounded md upon which they consequently act
The LIFE MEDICINES md tb-nseIves in olsen
SCR CT every ior aud description. Their npefnon
Loosen FROM ie coats Of the stomach and The various
impurities aud erndrs constantly settling nroand Them and
10 remove the hardened irces which collect the cony o
tons OF the small nestines. Other Medicines only partially
cleanse these and enve rucl collected masses behind as IN
produce hnhtunl costlyenoss with all evils or sud
den dmrdon with lis imminent dangers. This et is we'll
known nil regular anHtolusts who canine the human
bowels alter death nnd hence III. prejudice sfih.-s w.in
fnrned men against q1ack Medicine, Medicines ptepa
ed and cald-d 10 the public by ignorant pes MS The Sc
eond effect OF The Lite Medicines is til. kn.,sand
the bladder aud 10y thus means, the liver and lungs the
heohu action OF which entirely depends upon
Of the urinary orgonsrhe blood which lakes its red COLI,
from the agency Of tho liver aud the nn-s beior. in
10 s heart, being hnapufc1 by them and nonriaheJ nv
food coming from Glenn stomach through Tie
veins every pat of the s,slem and ninmn5n,,l
mounts the banner OF health in the blooming check
Mofal's Vegetable Lille Medicines have b.cn Iborou,ll,
,s.lad and eda 49yer,sn remedy Tor Dysp.psa
burn Rcsilcssncs, llempcr Anxiety Inne,d and Nolan
holy, cosiiseness, Dalroeo, Chulcru IFsvers Of all
/ =. Worms, Asthma aud Cou,umplon Scnryy Ulcers
inso'cate Sores, Scohule Erupons md Bad Connlex
md various Other complaints which alcl human. frame
Fever and Asne particularly, the Life Medicines have
heen most ehcbiy successful much thai in The Fo
+ scrl.- them. P'''
Al that Mr M90@t requires ofhi. patients to be par,ic.
na, IN taking the Life Medicines strictly according to tho d.
reeon. Its not by newspaper ooice or bg sny hing
,a' he h,m.enoy say in their a.or hopes 10 gain
credit, II IL alone b, the results Of fair trial e
MoFFATs MEDICAL MANUAL, designed as -. do
mes m Guds to heai'l-1h's le pemehle, edited by
The purpose of explaining more fully Mr.. Monts theory
diseases and will he found highly Ting PERSONS seek
ing health Threats upon pre,nlcntd s.a aud I. cnnse
'hroi Price, IS cousfor sale by Mr. Aoat. agents ,cn
lAeso Valuable M.dicoc. are for sale by
d., :" J. r RoSSAri, {Lyp,D,o,, v,
:, - T. L. Estes, lovingsIon, Nelson c. Va
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Tract or parcel Of LAND,
New Groccrsin Lynchburs

H'HE subscribers having removed to L,nchbuts.
l. respectfully inform their friends aud the pub
lie generally, lhstthey have taken the house former
iy occupied by Martin, Wand & DAVIS, two dsols
below Charles Phelp>'s Ancinu Rons, and opp.
site Ncssrs. =. Il NJ. II. Gaiand's Law Office.
where they intend 10 keep gcneral assortment OF
Groceries for sale, at vety lov rates. for cash
BAILEY Il WOMACK.
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Lancaster Il Bryant.
LAST GAaI
H:ESExEVGT0.V ks.su.s
Columbus, Mississ;,,,:

- =, NITSSISN1pDV,
ID IDGE M yTr
lie rfopt'etors having recently taken cba,oo =,
,hls pleasant and well known es,,hl;shaea. "
u",e soon y, bfaehen's) coner Of Wasbing,on
ma, ,hav n'ec'S' respectfully inform the public
Mon'h'y' or Yearly Boardcrs on resonant. ,os',,s
aHu 'n" '"ns experience in this line. are n ,ne,.5
WI" Tue oehoi that they can give entire s,,,src,;'
r'en TO the most fasudous. The Table nl, hs
rs,aa S"eu "h The best the country aftds and The
unde, s,,ia, a WIN attentive and orderly servants
"eod Stables with attentive a. careful O.,Ic,s h.
s " .ne premises, which will at all tunes be nro.
''ue' with an abundance of proventler. 10 pro-
w: +. CAMBRIDGE.
Co,,, CHARLES KYLE.
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GaAle,. saddle Trees.

TIVE subscriber has on hand q large Supply -
i Gsyis's Superior Saddle Trees, which be al
sell 81 the following prices Ter cash
Mans TreeS Sl3 50 per dszss.
Side Trees, u 81.
IL. b. RICaARD1.
Jan O. n
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aud Bits, AIDES, Drawing kuves, Cages. &c
backsmrhs Tools. VIZ: Bellows, Anv,ls. Vices,
Sleds-s. Screw plates, flies. Rasps, Steel, &c.
Saddlery and Coach Makers Materials, n very ex.
teusiye assortment
very large and well selected assortment of eyrr,
thlns IN the Uaidwarre line. Furnlure and Tool.
Tor Cabinet Makers, " Wriahi.. Tanners, nc
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirous, SHOW
els and Tores. Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards aud Waters. Tea Kettles Bell Metal Kettles.
Sauce Pans. Frying Pans, Plated and Brass Candle.
sticks snnliers aud Trays. Baskets, Mas. SPIT.
toons. Buckets. Tubs Coffee Nils. Coffee and
Tea Pots, Pa,eu, Coffee Pots. Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Urus, Nursery Lamps, Casters Dish.
Covers. Brushes Of Ill Kinds, Venetian and other
Blinds. Curtain Bands and Plus aud almost sys,,
And oiCookng Utensils,
aspiendid assortment st Pocket and Pen Knives
Scissors, kazsrs and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles,
&c.
Shove's, Spades, Forks; Mill. Cross Cut and ri,
Saws;Cast Steel warranted, Trace Halter Log and
Fun Chnins; Nail Rods, and a general assortmeu,
II Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons deslns 10 his
l'ne,to give hlm call, as he i. determined,o seIl
both a'mhol' sale and relsas cseap as similar Good
can be Ind 10 Virginia. Merchants before eoino
to Richmond. would do we'll 10 examine Tho s,,rI
ana prices at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN.
VII. AN
Jan. so
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VIRGINIA SAMPSON,
a certain care for Kings Evil or
ScpnEs.y.s

Two those who may be suffering, Tor that may have
Il been,) | would state, that three years agn
valuable servant man under my control was taken
with Sctn1ua, AID was AT once placed under re IL
lar tratmen Until the disease thought TO be ar
rested; nj this time, he was hired to Mr.. VIM Tyree
the superintendent tie street hands Of The CITY of
Richmond, aud the nexl Spring the disease made
lis appearance with double violence which induced
the belief that il would terminate his life; my
son living IN Richmond heard OF remedy which had
the reputation OF being very valuable and superior
called on the proprietor 10 make some enquiry abo nj
II. lie agreed by the consent of Mr.. Tytee to PM
nm on It's use, and 1t gives me pleasure say. that
IN ab"nt two months the boy as perfectly cured.
determined to wait sufficient time to test the cure
and hen 10 make it public for the benefit of Others
as nearly t"oyears have elapsed and the boy still
continues in perfect health. deem il a duty, in con
nectton with the pleasure take in doing So to max
the cure known Tor the benefit of those who NAV be
suffering from the same disease, and content myself
win saying that would most certainly use The
s'hefemedy IN preference TO any. or all others. that
| have ever known. The very lars. and hard nmp,
that were on the neck and throat have been dis,ipa
ted and scarcely scar left
HENRY VAUGHAN Of Hcnrco.
RICHMOND, 25h Jan. 1870
Inc above boy has been in my employ ever since
inc disease FIRST made ITS appearance, and have hired
him Tor the present year. and with pieasute do add
my 'esil ony to what Mr. Vaughan has said in rela
Ion 10 his perilous situation aud perfect cure under
he treatment OF the proprietor The above remedy
which llegard as worthy of all commentator
WIN. TYREE.
Superlnie ndani OF tho street hands
For sale by Howell DAVIES, agest
=. Lynchburg.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
Cash for Wheat,

WE will rive the highest cash price 70
w WHEAT. Having a Lumber House con
venleai, We can receive u with despatch.
HORNER & WATSON.
Feb. % 70