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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

X i .+
Csiiitafion Of Wzeaf. ~ farmer ofSiiI-
Ing. j. coinmunicalio& in the Marx
Lsns Express. Gays that be has ia : great
meaeSfe sueceedsd in obyis,ins ihe evil
of hsvinx wheat freeze out. cf a. Ne term
II. winEeF-kiIlet. by pIoughing in biz need.
He Grit prepares bis feds By sumner
fslloving. lisnibgf Sc. and thea puts ID
bis wheat IN The following manners: j
soy my wheat BIZ plough drama By tEo
hofyes, Eve or six inches deep. and cover
il Win the next foFrow. at Zen oEeleven
inches breadihs never harrow il after
sowing. and there is no treadisg upon the
Ind The wheat thus covered grows.
ia drills. beingEin the deepest part Of the
furrowsi apd the writer Ends that itcomes
mp beslerthan thea sown broadcast, while
the rpd's are lengeg and stronger. and con-
ssquAdfly The plant. escapes freezing out
"a the spring .4Ibany CTliirator.
"A remarkable fine specimen Of The
Egyptian or mpnmy Wheat "a now grow
ing mia most laxuriant state Id the gar.
dsns sf The Bath Royal Unii9d Hcriicul-
49, $50 DStetAsNei CONicll. ~ u VI iup
svaed kind, and fifteen ears have been
ProduEed from one grain. 1tNas sowed.
in ibs spring of this year aid allowed
70 take iis course. The gfaiO itself, in
appearance. is. no, unliks That grown 10,
his country bat il appears FAR more
prolific. a. the ear. when full grown.
measures seven inches in length. from
which before The plant comes 70 perfec-
ton, win doubtless be much larger than
they ere at pfesent: The ear Is very Up.
like the wheatnow 10 cultivation ia Eng.
land. The seeds were produced from
a muRmy imported in 1889 and some
grabs are now deposited ia the British
Museum. The stocks Of the plant are
very strong and The Sheat promises 10
ripen weIl.-HBafh Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
WOODRIRY Tor sAE.T,.

w HVAbIUH - AUE E9IA EIkIs Z
EE ElNG about TO remove 10 the University, ]
HD offer my residence, called WOODBURY.,
with $40 ACRES OF LAND, fpf sale,
Its situation and improvements are so well
known in this part Of The country, that ID is un-
Hecessary to dsscribe.t particularly, as any pur-
chaser win probably risitit.
The terms of payment viii be very aecopa
modaling. IL, S. G. TUCKER.
U Jefferson county, va,
August &c, 154l.-n. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

rWVItE defendant. AbrshSln Ilst.nes having entered
Il hisapbfarancek given security acrnFfiing 70 The
=, " asneab5 sud he rules Of this court and il
satisfactory eyidenee thai Re is Dot
Il 81 This country Ri oetl Thst the
NY: 40 sppesr here on the senih day Of
49, md nssdr The hill Of The pIsiusi
" ev III ibis orser be folthvilh inserted
=. 70. ~. 81 rs,s,ef publisAed H. Charletoun, for
u 49, .rees.ixeIy and posted 81 the front
y , ~ M, i he said town u Chasles
tova-
g' R.T; brown. CERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
y c Az ID !.
W. d ucrReId.

HyfKEs this method 10 inform hi. friend.
~ andihc public. ofhis settled .de,ermioa.
ton I'd confne himsalf exciusiyoIy tathe rn,,n.
ties of Frederick, Jefferson ana clarke eonse.
=foental ms t1nee wall be tirided between v in.
ehestef, Charfestown,H md Bsttfetown, with a
view 10 be more sble 10 accommodate sneh nsr.
sons d may beFdesirops of palrohizias Nm ron.
corning the pre4efyat4on 81 die r,EETp
Ghprlesiown, Aug ll,Elsla. -r3ls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
Tracy 1913, Villas 0s, Hebord 3, Baker |,

Tracy 1913, Villas %, IIebard 3, Baker |,
scattering |,
When the oath was administered, the
Speaker elect addressed the House in brief
and handsome speech.
The House then proceeded TO the cleo
ton of Clerk:
Mr.. Kellogg nominated Ferrand F. Mer-
rl, Esq. and Mr. Cobb nominated o. Ii.
Smith, Esq, when Mr.. Merrill was elected
and sworn.
Merrill l26
Smith W
On motion of Mr. Cobb the rules of the
last session were adopted for the time being.
A resolution from the Senate for joint
assembly at 3 p. M. was adopted.
HOUSE.
3 o'clock, p. NJ.
ResolutiOns.-By Mr.. Villas, instructng
our delegation i'll Congress to go for re-
peal of the bankrupt law; made the order
for Monday morning next. By Mr. Sprague
for county conventions tomorrow afternoon,
and joint assembly to make county appoint
ments on Saturday afternoon made the or
der for tomorrow morning.
The Senate came in and the joint assem-
sembly received the report ofth canyassing
committee, as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
SENATE.
Friday, Oct. /.

Friday, Oct. IA.
On motion of Mr. Sheldon, the Senate
proceeded to ballot for chairman of the sew
eral standing committees. The gentleman
first named upon the following committees,
were then elected by ballot The remain
ing members of committees were also chosen
by ballot.
On Finance-Messrs. Camp, Bartlett, and
Munsell.
On the Judciary-Messrs Briggs, Dill
bingham, and French.
On Claims-Messrs Cults, Hubbel, and
Plumb.
On observation-disclosures. Eaton, Sheldon,
and Dutton.
On observation-disclosures SowIes, Blodg-
EFT, and E. Allen.
On Manufactures-Messrs. Porter, Aiken
and Plumb.
On Elections-Messrs. Towsey, Butler,
and French
On Military Affairs-Messrs. A. Allen,
Stevens, and Townsley.
On Roads and Canals-Messrs. Field,
Smalley and Porter.
On Banks-Messrs. Starr, Hatch, and
Sowles.
On Land Taxes-Messrs. Barrett, Sprague
and Eaton.
HOUSE.
Resolution-Fixing time for county con-
ventions, c.,-altered so as to fix Monday
afternoon next for conventions, and Tues
day afternoon next for joint assembly; adopt
ed
The Governor, through his Secretary,
communicated his annual message, which
was read, and on motion of Mr.. Carpenter,
500 copies were ordered to be printed. Adj
journed.
SENATE.
Saturday. Oct. Is.
Resolutions- By Mr. Plumb, relating to
highways, referred to committee on Roads
and Canals. Relating to Geological Sur
vey, passed and referred TO com. Oh Agri-
culture.
HOUSE.
The Readsboro Case was called up by
Mr.. Pettibone, when Mr.. Villas offered his
resolution, declaring it to be the duty of
the Secretary of State to enroll all members
who present credentials of their election.
After remarks by Messrs. Pettibone, Stark,
SKATER and others, the question was taken !;
ayes 1877. noes $3.50 the resolution was
dismissed.
Bill infroduced-By Mr.. Hebard, to dis
trct the State, referred to select Committee
Of one from each county. This bill d.
yides the State as follows: LIST district
Windham, Bennington and Rutland Coun-
ties I'd distrct-Windsor aud Orange; Sd
district-Addison, Chittenden, Franklin and
Grand Isle; 4th, Washington, Caledonia,
Essex, Orleans and Lamoille. Adj.
OFFICERS FOR WINDHAM COUNTY.
S M%' s s.; shai''T' Assistant Justices.
Russell Hyde, Bellows Falls, Sheriff
Royal Tyler, States Attorney.
Pardon r. Kmball, High Baf
Ellery Albee, Judge of Probate for the District OF
Westminster.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
OHIO ELECTION


The Journal of Commerce of Wednes-
day, has returns from 80 counties, giving
majority of l245 votes for Shannon Il. f. J
over Corwin, (Whig.) Twenty-nine coun-
ties to be heard from. Shannon is no doubt
elected Governor by large vote.
NEW JERSEY.
Full returns give to the Wings two ma
jority in the Council, and six majority in
the Assembly. Last year the Council was
tied, and the Wings had majority of eight
in the Assembly.
GEORGIA.
Returns from this State show a decided
Wing gain from last year, both OH the aggre-
gate vote and on Members Of the Legis-
lature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
This State has also gone for the Locos.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
MARRIED..

In this town, on the 18Th inst by Rev G. Walker,
MIR Norris w. Chandler of Lunenburg, W. to Miss
Harriet Barnes Of South Orange, Mass
In Fayetteville, on the 18th inst. by Rev Mr.
Bradford, Mr. ErIiRAiM BRucE TO Mrs MILLA 5.
PnIL1Ips, both of that place Also by the same,
same day and place, MIR REUBES STEARSs OF
Grafton, TO Miss llARRIET STEDMAN of Fayetteville.
Accompanying the above marriages, we received
a ,choio loaf of cake We wish the brides who SO
generously remembered the Printer, long and happy
lives
At Blandcn's Temperance House in Towns
bend, Oct. l2lh, by Rev Samuel Kingsbury, Lem.
ue Farwcll, Esq. of Townshcnd, to Mrs Waity
Walker of Btooklne.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

The Senate Bill, introduced Gby Mr..
Camp, dividing the State into four Congress
sional Districts, provides that the First Dis
triet be comprised of the Counties of Ben
nington, Rutland and Addison and the
towns of Roxbury and Warren in the county
of Washington-that the Second District be
composed of the counties of Windham and
Windsor, and the towns of Thetlord, Strai-
ford and Tunbrdge, in the county of Or
ange-that the Third District be composed
of the counties of Chttenden, Grand Isle,
Franklin, Lamoille aud Orleans, except the
towns of Greensboro, Glover, Barton, and
Wesimore-that the Fourth District be
composed of the counties of Orange, Wash
ington, Caledonia and Essex, and the towns
Of Greensboro, Glover, Barton and West
more, in the county of Orleans, excepting
the towns of Thetford, Stratford and Tun-
bridge, in the County of Orange, and the
towns of Roxbury and Warren, in the coun-
ty of Washington. The meeting Of Free
men for the election of Members of Con-
cress to be held on the first Tuesday of Dec.
at one o'clock p. Nj
O.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
Greenfield High School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Il rons Of this School, and the Public gener-
ally, that they have placed the Institution on
permanent foundation. The Principal, Rev.
l.. l.. LANGsTRoTH, is assisted by Teachers of
superior qualifications TO those who desire
thorough and accomplished Education, this
School offers great advantages. The next
Term will commence November 10Th.
For further particulars refer to the Principal,
or Daniel Wells, George Grenne, Jr., II.
G. Newcomb, Cephas Root, Hooker Leavlt,
Anscl Phelps, David n. Carpenter, Syl-
Trustees.
Greenfield, Mass, Oct. IS, 1S42. avs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
NEW JERSEY.
GEORGIA.


DIED,
At Vernon, Oct. 10, Mr. Joseph Patch, late of
Worcester, Mass. aged 30 years. Printers in Mass,
and n Y. will be pleased to publish this notice.
Caroline Frances, daughter of Mr. Luther and
Mrs Philinda Streeter, died at Cabotville, Mass.
Aug. 24th, aged Ia months.
Like tender flowers, dear friends, in truth
Are oft cut dO'on in early youth
When eer we feel Affections rod,
We should submit, trusting in God.
In Springfield Mass on the 9Th inst. Mary, only
daughter Of Mr. Rufus Elncr, ugcd years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

Public Lectures on the Second coming If Christ
We understand that a Mr.. French, "a Millerite.)
will commence giving a course of Lectures on the
Second coming of Christ, at the Methodist Chapel
in this village, on Saturday evening next. The
First Lecture will be son the Nature, Manner,
and Object of Christs Second Appearing"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
lN PRoBATE CouRT, Oct. 18th, 1912
A \ Instrument purporting 10 be the last
N VIII and Testament of NOAH BEN
NETT, late OF Bralt.eboro, in said District,
deceased, was presented for Probate by Anna
Bennett aud Noah b. Sampson, Executors
therein named; whereupon it is ordered that a
hearing be had in the premises before said
Court, at a session thereof, to be holden special
~ at the Inn Of Henry Smith, in Bralileboro,
in said District on the fifth day Of November
next, and for the purpose of notifying all per-
hearing, said named Executors are directed to
publish Copy Of the Record of this Order
three treekS successfully in the Vermont Ph9-
nix, printed at Bratteboro, in SAID District,
previous to said time of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record.
8 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

brighton MqRKET-Monday, 0et. H. 1872.
At market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
1000 Sheep, and 100 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Calte-Former prices were
hardly sustained. We quote few extra at
So First quality 25 a 4 so; second quality
IS 80 A; third quality so 5 80.
Barreing Caie-A few lots only were ia-
ken by the barreIlers. They offer for Mess
8 25, No. /, Q so. Very few if any of tho
drovers are willing 10 submit to such prices.
and large numbers of Beef Cattle remain un-
sold.
Stores--Two year old at STA $i2; three
year old $i4 $40.
Shcep-Dull. We noticed lots sold from
SOC to u.s. WeiheIs from 50 TO 2 Is.
Swine-A small advance was ehected lots
10 peddle from Sd 10 SO for Sows, and 8 Sd
q ic for Barrows. At reteil from la to 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
gTVVH uHu TuNtIy Spot
Embosomed in the silent hills"

The state of society here very naturally receives
its strongest Impress from the single circumstance
that this is great military post. Indeed the Off
of the Institution and their families together
with the cadets may be said to form a distinct com
muuity by themselves. Whether this be the result
OF necessity choice partly of both not perhaps
for TO say 1t seems, however thus state of things
may be attributed to the operation of several DIS
tnct causes, such the difference in dress between
these and the common people,-for the cadets al
ways appear in uniform, and each officer is accou-
tired according to his rank to u difference IN daily
pursuit, and consequently in taste 10 the fact that
little no intercourse between these and the other
classes can be held for with the exception of a
'urough of eight weeks at the end of the second
year, the cadets not allowed, without special
PERMISSION to pass the limits of the few acres that
surround their barracks, during the whole four
year course and also TO that spirit of indepen-
dence or importance, and sense of honor, which
the military is calculated to produce, and with
which 1t is generally attended But whatever be
the cause the fact that society in this place
aspect different from what we find in most 9th.
er places is undeDable. Perhaps the lines of de-
markaton between the different classes in England
or castles in China are not more distinctly drawn
or carefully observed, than here between the first
and second classes, or those who are educated and
lead a military life on the one hand, and the COM
mon or laboring classes of people on the olher.-
Much attention is paid to personal form, carriage
aud accomplishments. And for the most part the
laws of order, civility and poltcness a well
derstood and strictly regarded This state things
is naturally and easily brought about by the system
of rank, appointment, and promotion so highly
garded in military lie. In respect to the course of
study pursued in the Academy the probability or
expediency ofthe Institutions perpctuiy, we have
not time at present to speak. Yours &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
New and Cheap Goods.

TNHE subscriber has just received and is re-
Il ceiving general Stock of Goods suitable
for the Fall and Winter Trade.
large Stock Alpaca and Merino
Beaver Cloth and CasSimeres, Sr.
Boys, Childrens and Mems Thick Boots.
French Kid and Leather Slips. Leather.
Oils, Paints, &c.
Hardware, Glass, Crockery, Sc.
Northern Geese Feathers.
Stoves, Pipe, Sc.
All of the above and many other articles
usually called FOR which will be sold as low as
the lowest,
Most kinds Of Produce received in exchange
for Goods. Please CALI
II. f. BAKER.
Fayetteville, Oct 10, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

NOTICE TO show cause against petition of
IN CHARLES II. WHITNEY, Of Putney, in
said District, TO be declared Bankrupt, at the
Office of Samuel Prentiss, District Judge, in
Montpelier, in said District, on Wednesday
December Ia, 1912, 10. A. NJ, 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
STATE OF VERMONT.

PROBATE District Of Marlboro, IS.
In PRoBATE CouRT, October 9th, ls42.
A Instrument purporting TO be the last
IA VIII and Testament of f. l. SHA
S 4 A II II, late of Halifax, in said District
deceased, was presented for Probate by Leefy
l.. Starr, the ExecutriS therein named; where
upon it is ordered that the said Instrument be
heard and examined before said Probate Court,
at session thereof TO he holden at the Inn
heretofore occupied by Harris 4 May, in Will
mington, in said District, on the last Thurs
day OF November next; and for the purpose of
notifying all persons interested therein OF the
time and place Of hearing, the said named En-
ecutrix is directed to publish copy of the
Record Of this Order three weeks successfully
in the Vermont PhGnix printed at Bralleboro,
in said District, previous TO said time of hear
ing.
A true Copy from The Record,
8 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rcg'r.
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AUGTlON AND cow NSS>lON
EseiSiNESs.
.nEG VfELK. TALBOT

ANlNG taken the house recently occupied by Nj.
4 H. AcCraw, few doors above the Franklin llo-
el tenders hls services To his friends and the public.
Auction and t0nhnsi>ssOn Mcrchnut.
lie will attend 10 the sale Of Real Estate Negroes
lorses, and every description of Merchandise
lis acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
gocs. rs we'll As pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous neghbyrheod, viii afford him every facility
IN the sale oi that species OF property HIS spacious
room aud cellar. Will enable HIM keep good condi
hon ever, article Of merchandise he may receive ON con
tignmcat.
He deems ii futile 10 make flourish Of promise and
VIII. therefore, only say that lac will be grateful for pat
nnaGe, and those who bcsow II. may rely upon justice
Al his hands
lie VIII take charge of Nearos be offered to ssle
either privately publicly. and board them 25 cents
PER day until the sale Effected Reasonable advances
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Snnthsrl u. i)acts, 81 ,iohnI Fpris
Richard Iirce John fioiim
.Nchnmeg s. .NcsLV Henry Bdns
Ne Corhie & Nc Dtndel White. 1,,lu & brine
Burton s. Rodcs Hancock 4. .ldams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, aid send
count to this Office for collection
Dec ID rs
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WILLIAM ". BRANCH,
EaHH. Negroes, SC, SC.
e"ES.s

E1TOR SALE, my PLANTATION, in Nelson coun-
n ty within three miles Of the Court House, and
seven from hcJames River Canal and contains between
six and seven hundred acres; lies well and is easily
improved About one hundred and fifty is well ia
ken in red clover further description is deemed I'M
necessary. those disposed to purchase invited TO
anime tor themselves Being determined TO sell good
bargain may be had. If not sold privately, before the
10Th day OF February 1912, it will that day, the
premises be offered the highest bidder, upon credit Of
one and three years. the purchaser give bond and
good personal security and deed Of trust upon the land
to secure the purchase money.
And at the same time and place, upon credit until
the 18th day of July, 1912, TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES, stock of Horses, Hogs, Cows,
Sheen, and Plantation Tools of every description.
FLOYD /. WHITEHEAD.
In ~ tioT
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\ WILL SELL. on Friday, the 18Th inst. common
4 cling O'Clock, in the house latc occupied by Mr.
+. b. Gbbcns, 81 general assortment Of Dry
Goods. consisting IN part Of ) aud II, Dom estes. 3
and / 4 Beltckne, Apron Checks Calicocs, Flanncs
Cotton and SIX landkcrcheis. an nvoce of fine Bon
nets. Also Brllan,a Tea and Coffee Pots Letter aud
Cap Paper Cotton OAnaburps Shoe Thread and variety
Of ether articles The sale will be continued on Saur
day CHS. PHELPS. Auct
Feb II p
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EsPAsi'sEIso EOss SALE.
Bedford FcImile Seminary,

IIEIKTl, 7 4.
VIE second session of this Institution began the list
oi February, The session will he ofsx months dn-
a'oh ending Tie st August. Terms al the same as
'e',re, VIZ Boarding s. per mouth.
I'd do do SI5 Jn ,In
% do do SO do do
A.. a Lady highly recommended as Music Teacher is
lazy expected. MARIA liENRIQUES.
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WE HAVE ON hanl good stock of GROtE
w RlES. which we cresovcd tosell low .furCAS
Those wishing to purchase will find 1t to their interest
10 give call before they buy.
GANNANAY g MOORMAN.
January 10 1w
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y OTIS d'E,.

Ed RSUA ANT to a decree of the Circuit Superior
B Court Of Law and Chancery, for the town Of
ynclburg. pronounced the 23d day OF October, lSil
the suit thcnheren depending. between Sarah Lucinda
North plaintiff aud Elijah Fletcher &ohers, defendants,
the undersigned the Commissioner therein named will
he I'd day OF March next proceed upon the premises,
sell By wa- rlbc auction, to the highest bidder, for
CAST subec, to the dover right Of the said Sarah Lu
eind1 North therein, equal and undivided third part
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-17
Two PIECES OH PARCELS OF
GROUND.

situated in the town Of Lynchbnrg piece Of par
Gel being second Main street and more particular
" described N decd from Abam i. North TO lanes
Den0a-h a"d Abou Mcdaniel, bearing date the 2nd Of
October ISIS and olrocod in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court of Lynchburg other p'cceor parcel
being Sixth alley and more particularly described in
a deed from the said Ahram Il. North to Bernard Ruek
and James Benagh, bearing date the ST of September
1875 and also Of record IN the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, being the two pieces
parcels Of Ground in said decree mentioned.
HENRY DUNNINGTON
Sergeant Of Lynchburg.
Jan. 81 t3M
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a. as.b q.

WE the u9deTsisasd having i@ q, GO raF'aGF
fol- the the purpose Of carrying on the E'niioring
nusincsy, respectfully tender our services TO our
friends and the public generally. We will mike all
kinds Of NEWS CLOIiihN(i IN The LATEST
FASHIONS, and in the noateS manner. We also
keep on hand, Ready 'Idds Co'tng of god Materials
and made in good STYLE, which will sell low for cash
Those wishing any thing in our line, will please give
us a call
Our SHOP is next door 10 Hlesss. Baily s Rucker,
and opposite Samuel B. Thurman.
HENRY HALL,
ROBERT \. LEE.
P.S-Wc will als, DO REPAIRING with neatness
md despatch.
Feb. Ia Is
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"THE LTNCHBURG YIRGINIAN,"

"THE LINCHBG Ri HIRGlAiAN,'
Z pa5ish.d srntsreshiy, (ercs .hoi,y aud ihsssduy)
NJ FoS Dollars per daaan payable ia cd"oHes No sub
,ipcn ieaIGs rete.reG @ Shorter time than sir months
rd no paper iriH be dscOtied (eroept al The discretion
al no Etsors) uatil all arr. -1asss paid.
no. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ut 80 eens per
squys for less) far the first insertion, aud 81, cents for
t,ery subsequent Insertion
EVERY .iDrER7TSER is rsrtued to note, on his
manuscript hOtc long Lc tces s advertisement inserted
M, noted te be inserted tgi ats DIS
cont siuo1ee be ordered
FOR YEARLY .1DrER1ISLNG TIE terms tor
u. privilege Of slues, 10 for one slre, So for
one square. inner form, s35.
a. JOB PRLNTL>1 ersctttsd Heatiy and erpsdtious-
~, and II reaso1a able terms.