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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19
% PRIVATE DlsEAsEs-A CURE GuARAN.

% PRIVATE DlSEAsEs-A CURE GUARAN.
.EEn.-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
C,.y I, New York, established 'or the suppression Of
quacsry prepared to treat all diseases of pri-
natre and offer TO all those afflicted with these dis
rsng nal dies advantages not TO be met with in any
other institution in this country either public private.
Esom tho cons ant correspondence and from private
rcnsement between the members OF the College and the
mVs esa.p professors OF the medical institutions Of Eur
op all improvements in the tr. ament OF these diseases
re forwarded to them long before they reach the mao.
rty q the medic al profession OF this Country With such
erat' remedies, together with the combined skill OF
he 80 medical men Of this Country the Cole ee
,,sfld that the good work they have undertaken the
ofsr OF quackery," will receive the patronage IT
deserves om that portion Of the public requiring their
3pINicee.
Terms for advice all medicines, S.
once and consulting Rooms Of the College g. ssau
stree W s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
B. Patients living at distance, by stating their di
sease explicitly in writing, giving all moms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, II any can
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full dircc
lions for use with guarantee of cure by addressing the
agent of the college, post paid, enclosing IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

|. MILITARY MovEMENTs-Vislr OF 1nz RIcHMoAp
GUARDS FROM STATEN ISLAND Yesterday the Rich.
mond County Guards, under the command OF Cap
tain Tompkins, brother of the late Governor Temp.
kins, paid visit to the Independent Tompkins'
Blues Of this city, in return for the presence OF that
excellent company at the late celebration of the
anniversary of the birthday of that distinguished
man, whose memory is still fresh in the hearts OF
his countrymen. On landing at the Battery, they
were received by the Independent Tompkins' Blues,
under Captain Baxter, with the usual compliments,
and Immediately proceeded to the City Hall, where
they were received by the Mayor and Common
Council. After the review the arms were stacked,
and the two companies were marched TO the Gov
ernor's room 10 rest, while a cold collation. was
being prepared in the supper room. After some
minutes appropriately passed, the corps fell in,
and marched to the supper room, where stood his
Honor the Mayor, Alderman Purdy, and other
members of the Council, lade in hand, who
filled bumbers of excellent punch from the
trimming BOWL" and passed them round
to their gallant guests Many toasts were
given, and heartily responded to, his Honor season.
ing each IN his usually happy style. Thence they
visited the Arsenal and were highly pleased with
their reception by Commssary General Storms.
Alter examining The trophies deposited there, they
marched TO the Apollo, where an excellent dinner
had been prepared for them by their gallant escort.
There were several guests present, among whom
we noticed Colonel Inman of the 222 Regiment,
and Colonel Hitchcock of the 10th Regiment at
Staten island with other officers belonging TO The
Stats OF both Regiments. The dinner passed of as
n soldiers mess should always do, ia harmony and
good order. Each toasted the other, and all toasted
| The ladies-bumpers were drained TO the past, the
present and the future, until the busle sounded the
retreat On their route to the steamboat both
companies halted at the hotel of Lieutenant French
of the INDEPENDENTS where they pledged The strrup
cup, and drank success to their generous host. The
rival bands, Dodworth's and the New York Brass
Band, were out, and alternately performed some
beautiful pieces OF martial music during the march
and at the dinner. The Richmond Guard left at
six O'clock well pleased with the reception they had
met with on their visit 10 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

NIBLo's Last night the garden was crowded, a
convincing proof fthe attractive merits of the new
pantomime OF the 55 Misortunes of Fortunatus .
This piece is worthy of being seen dozen times;
the tricks, dances, dresses, and the inimitabe act
ing of Gabriel Rave would cram an establishment
twice the size. Tonight the family play their ia
vorite ballet pantomme of the "Four Lovers"
with incidental dancing by the eminent professors
Madame Leon and Mons. Martin. Tight Rope
by the great Iope performer, Charles Whittier, in
his astonishing summersets, Instrumental Conc ert
by the garden band, &c. Tomorrow the Italian
company give their second opera of " Norma for
the purpose of introducing the new candidate for
musical fame, Si9nora Ester Corsni, as Norma,
Signora Majochi, with the two rival prima donnas.
We may expect treat OF very superior order.
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Sales of Stocks MT Ph,lad,

Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, yesterday.
$4,000 Tennessee Bonds s3 SO shares Pennsylvania Blk
l; S4o0 Lehigh 6s las 49, $1,000 schry kill Navigs
S. 1912 100; 25 State S. 57A $1,000 Cincinnati 6
$1,000 Ches Del Canal 6s 1856 s7b; $4,000 do s7a Is
SHARES Farmers Mechanics Bank 81; S590s Whining.
ton o. 1855 SO 5000 City 5s, 1865 1884; $3.50 Ches
Del Camel, 1856, 974
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90 The Concert which Mr.. Wallace announced
tor Thursday night will not take place before Mon
day next, as will be seen by tb advertisement.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Extra Herald.

We shall probably issue an EXTRA HERALD this
morning, containing sixteen days later news from
Europe We shall do so if the Caledonia reached
Boston any time yesterday.
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Agents in oston, Brainard x Co., Is Court street.

CO MEMBERS OF CONGREss.-The Hon. A.
Mcclellan OF Tennessee and the Hon. James Mathews,
of Ohio having been grievously scted with Chronic
Ri unasm have been during the past winter using this
remedy, and with what decided well be
judged by those who know Them when they learn that
they have been in almost constant attendance 10 their dn
and the remedies that cured them, the Indian Vege
table Elixir and Hewes Nerve and Bone Lniment the
only things ever known TO conquer this disease To be
found genuine only at 81 Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

o. As the session of Congress approaches, a
movement becomes visible for the appointment Of
officers. We have already mentioned the names OF
two gentlemen who are likely TO contest the Speaker
ship, and now we hear OF candidates for the Clerk
ship The last name mentioned is that of Gen. w.
l. ID. Ewing, Auditor OF Public Accounts of Illinois,
General Ewing is extensively and favorably known
throughout the western States. He was CeIk of
the House OF Representatives during the last
sion OF the State Legislature, and discharged the
duties OF that laborious Office with extraordinary
facility. He has represented Illinois in the U. S.
Senate and has been Speaker of the Illinois Legis-
lature for several sessions 1t is downward pro-
gress certainly, from the u. s. Senate to the
Clerkshp of the State House of REPRESENTATIVES
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CO. THE INCREAsED, AND EVER INCREASING
attraction at the American MUSEUM, fully sustain the
high reputation has attained and this week there seems
TO be uncommon flow OF success. The Ethiopian
Seenaders have acquired great eminence
and the lovers OF fun 0nd amusement on tho uptoe TO
hear their lsughable songs refrans Sc The Dioramas
are the admiration OF ALI and Mr. Sherman, Miss Adair
ana Celeste are universal avortes. The entertainment
commences every evering at quarter before o'clock
90 PEALE's MUSEUM he greatest and smallest,
heaviest aud strangest and best curostes in the
cy are TO be at Peale's Museum for shilling.
instance the Mammoth Child Is years Old weg hing 405
lSuhSs Inc Infant, year DID, weighing but pounds
me rrc ge Mermaid Giee Club, Sc &c Can the place
be Otherwise than full
u The LATEST AND BEsT.-wil be published
on ,husnay morning, Sept. 2ist-Mabel the Actress
or Ine Girls Of Illicit Love Beautiful book edition
IL tale Of passion and of guilt hut such is the
power IN which tod-the truth and earnestness of
he fidelity TO nature to life of all its Incl.
dertssna its perfect freedom from every thing that
might Oil the most virtuous TASTE that none who read
cou,d he disposed to exclude it from the most refined
andy cnc!e. The motto from Lord Bacon is fair ex
ponen the moral conveyed Well would IL he for our
youth oi both il tho lesson should sink deem into
ILeir henrts .or its aim is to show, that
"The only amaranthine flower earth
"a VItue-the only lasting treasure, TRUTH
Single copies l2i cents or 10 for IS per 100 Agents
will seaj IN their orders without delay.
BURGESS & STRINGER, Publishers
222 Broadway, corner of Ann street
Grahams Magazine Cooley IS Lady 3 Book and The Ma
onsl Magazine for september, will be published to
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{hz- THE COMING FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE -Phalons Tuberose Shaving Cream will
doubtless receive the premium for the best article of the
toilet yet invented The inventor having received pre-
MUM at several fairs for the best VeDtilIang Gossa.
Wigs" determined to immortaise himself in get
ting up this superior shaving emollent.
The rapid and increased sales OF the last few weeks
beyond compare every that has tried it is
commend TO his friends and those who have already
made trial OF it, invited to call at the hair dressing
saloons, Ola Broadway, and try its machless qualities.
Sold at the low price Of three and five shings the jar.
The Dahla Cream for the hair is another useful article
for the toilet causing the hair grow beautifully dark
and glossy stay its falling out and adding lie and
vgort to the roots. Remember, 2l4 Broadway, opposite
st. Paul's.
Agents in ,ston, Brainard & Co., Is Court street.
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G. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine
baImacy Of the City OF New York, nfallibs
remedy Tor this class OF Diseases being composed Of
cont inaton Of the most invgoratIng medicinal herbs in
highly concentrated FORM II is of infinite value to all
persons suffering from debility weak OF any Kind
Sold in large bottles 50 each small do ST. in cases Of half
70 sareu packed and sent 70 an parts o. t6 ne
Nassau street.
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o. CURE OF CONSUMPTION.-It is stated in
late Medical Journal published in London that DR..
consumption, which he calls Hygiean Basam In rea.
ton to this extraordinary medicine paper intro.
duced and read before late meeting of the medical soc
ETY. of London in which il shown that Dr. Cook had
treated GIG patents all in the advanced stage of pulno
nary consumption Of this large number only - had died
4s3 entirely cured and the remainder 1874 fast
recovering
We pleased to add that this Invaluable remedy
be had in this city, wholesale and retail at No II
Barclay Broadway and also Of Mr. Aspen.
wall, No. SO William street; and the Messrs. Sands 70
Fulton street corner of Gold street.
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w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.

90 THE REV. DARIUS ANTHONY OF THE
Oneida conference sno the onlyone who has been raised
health by DR.. Sherman's Cough Lozenges They have
been in nearly years and in every where
they have been given according ia the directions have
heen attended with most wonderful Effects Rev Mr. De
Forest, Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, Leonard Rogers, ESQ., and
host OF other could be given who have ana do still
recommend the Drs. Lozenges the very best remedy
they have ever known.
Dr. Shermans warehouse is l06 Nassau street Agents
227 Hudson street; lS3 Bowery, II East Broadway, SO
VIM street and l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-19

tCouespopdenee OF the HersId.l
Politics aud Political Prospects The Theatres and
Theatrical Movemtnts-The Opera.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08


Court 81 nonthlS session, held Tor the Conn, of
"A Cdmpb at the Courthouse thereof, Monday tn.
l0th de oi April s3, in the 9th year oi the Common.
wealth:
John T. Easier, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Nm. ". Easter, Elsna Easter Tho. W. Eaxt,r, Mary
Easter Nm Simpson, Martha \. r.. simpson, Tho. "
simpson, Chs + Simpson, Jos. + Simpson and Mary +,
simpson, Defendants.
Is Cu,HcEGY.
The defendants YIN. f. simpson, Martha y F.. Simrs M
Tho y simpson, Charles T simpson, joseph +. Smp ,on
and Mary b. Simpson, not having entered their appearance
aud given security, according To the Actoi Assembly and the
Raiot o this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evdno.
tat they inhabitants o hi, Commonwealth: On mo-
lion oi the Plaintiff by Conn,el ordered, that the said
defendants, Nm. T., Mary f., Martha A. f., Tho W
Charles l. and JosePh + simpson, do appear Campbell
nifi house, on the 2n Monday IN July next the
bill OF the Plaintiff, that copy of this order be published in
the Isarhhnr Nrsinan, and posted the door of The
Courthouse OF this County, some Coultaa
Gopy-feste,
WAL A. CLEMENT. TX
April u WIN
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JtGsT or WAY.


On Deaniy's lids NE g,a-AL. tear
ousC,l. ia c,anc'c.ai ~,
But scatc, Is ss,n e. slrrlle. re
II, caa>cl b. b:~na. .tnu., a.av
So dces tn, month n 'o.ei, aap er.
1he cham. Of tears ara .iriie. ceuisins-
We love N see her f~nial .tap -,
And then. her brilliant I'M tat.4ae.
Al Nature : u,sj Of mir, and te,r.,
A. yoo, 4'r lovely Queen, must know,
The Youngest have iteit 49, AID isn-
Moments Of hlhs, ara t.nts.lvoe.
tn; LEI u. div. our r,rr, s~ar,
BY me X :, nnocopct and love
And try ON tins the irst q .uoy,
piiy. q. those who live atut-.
The lforran' h'Wer', LAT wildly trow,
The S"idsr' lca,e,, tAa, De, I ,iewo.d,
be ru'hnF 'tfesu,s, that suttilr Eon-
Proelsiu ,ht "Natui,. GoJ is goad -
Tut what Tre Covers aal caves sul .4eaa,,
Comp AIRED 10 Rc,el,''ot's ,ei,e2
The Bblc--that 60 r,csl- 'ctr,s
"nh az that make, TIC .oll Iejoiee'
II n 'e;,aii BooA 90, Foo te,
Prom ~hi'h wen ta.lef Asa,enl, daw,r.--
they'll cheer Us on lts' ,tasn,.e,.
And swectvn all or biltc. hour.
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3;0ftfcnl.


Prom he Ciaeisnati 75scs.
S. -,on Van Rensselaci. who MAS recently rtmavee
toal ias of q of Postmaster at Albany, y. lerk. wa'
.se eva anm in arms (undeI Wayne 1.-THE late PRES
GEESE. Grn W. II! HARSH. drrn. his sampsigtfs. IL
ara s'cai Cincinnati Ciiy ard county. nhen neashl
-1e ne solemn stiffness of HE forests, save the war
>sa.e7 e The savage lie afterwards served ard was
ssts.s,. wounded 10 several b4t,los the Npiihen
tssase lnrng the las, war. When he displayed the
erssgs I,lisn,ry and devo1on I" lis nhi'y. On his
sir 1.re 40 ianish s i5nndi, hum, BIZ hiy, anl will
tss>s with him to patros's srsse. aadima1ed.--
- ST. Tyler Las dare d, an arenily frei ss of thts'
i. which exist il tie heart II s,str elzen, l. II
-.5-r L for fa,tioas and srlish rnfpets.
fllovsg beautiful ..yria lie froln Trio nen Of on
r citizens, md dout: 10, lauriray. III. feelings
Fl ads on receivn. ;hr i.ir! sea,e ef Gen. Van
as.gssl'er's dismissal from ,fiy:
1oAn Tyler ifone blush q ,iaae
C.r siain III, bT4ren cle.k,
81 ,rtue has rot tar BRAT,
,cr hpmr o seek;
.a,lid The war.worn yo'ers,
T4. malice DIT III, spare,
~ view the upen ms Aaeat',
As. a. how came they t4erc2
',Hinl. the answer ri,n would al
en- to 7rY check tAe bod.
.ou tho.c GA sears gis oFsN caee su.L1,
3 warm and pur1'. feed.
battle fed that cd r1n fought
lis couu:rs 'orne, vel,
tchu Tyler, thou eanstt,M
~, wa. 81, boso-s friend 3loue
bose highly horo.cd a4nt
1ire coupled ,iti 'l.ae ara, rasson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

\ pursuance oi decree 81 the Circuit Superior Court
4 OF Law and Ghanccry, Tor the town OF Lynchbury.
pronounced IN the 2elh day of October. 1872 in two
suits, therein depending. tho between Nichols *
Bell, plaintiffs and W am Bailey and others. drrn-
tlii. and William Bailey aud Others defendants.
the undersigned will. the 18th day ei May.
1913, an the premises sell by way Of public auction. fr
cash, all the right tile. interest and clam, either at
law or In equity of The SAID William Bally in and To
the three following pieces parcels otground, with the
appureoanees -,a4led IN the corporlton Of yncourg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
Rarouchcs ai Auction.
Splendid Lot OF Furniture.


Ssbsc1tutu bsos OE u uTIlllVEcs
IL auction.
WILL. bc snd, IN front of A. Winston's Cabinet
W Ware Rooms. opposite the franklin Hotel, an
Thursday, the 18th day ol May 1913, from 1000 10
1900 @orth Of + L II " r L Il j. Of which
lie following articles constitute. part:
SIDE BnafGs with aud without Marble Tops. almost
every variety al patterns.
Secretaries and Book Cases do.
Dressing Bureaus do.
Common d. d..
Tables. Per. Gard, Dining ane lea DO.
S5Ias, y9aety
OlluInens,
PAM LA rs AID sionls,
Mahogany 1 hats nall French.
DO. Go. pi1In,
Ladies Cabinets.
Centre Tables,
Tea Stands.
Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Mahogany Rocking Extension Chairs, article,
{ ,ne Seal and Windsor Chairs every variety.
Together viii sundfY other Fancy Articles, IN the
Cabinet Inc. TERMS at sale.
VI. TALBOT, Auct
April q t25M
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sc aydH~ suoN Fse,V~g.

fY'liE SUBSCRIBER offers hi, services and bes,
eSertipns, AS General Commission Merchant
ir the sale oil Produce, VIZ: Tohacco, Flour Wheat
Sc, the receiving and forwarding OF Goos. and for
the purchase o Groceries all who will HIM favor with
HER Confidence Ills office is opposlle The lower end OF
me Basin BANK the house recently pied BY Messrs
Drown aud Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
REF ERE E.-Messrs Langhune * Armjsread
lynrhbnrg; Messis. John & d. X. Stewart, Richmond;
Mr.. Randolph Harrison, Goochand
RIchmund. April II 2w w4w
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NOV l(

IE1tlE undersigned would hereby tender their
thanks To the inhabitants OF Liberty and vicinity,
for former patronage, and would say that they have fur
nshed themselves with good llearse. aud Will end,
or to accommodate all no may apply for Collins or m
attend burias. b. FARRIAM & co
Liberty, April 9th, lSi3 w3m
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a ESeA 4 Els! CARRY AEE.~!
FOR NALL Iy CHARLES PHELPS.

4 liAs l.. On hand. and Will c,nrlnne 10 keep during
\ The Summer and Fall. 4 lot OF c ARRYALLS, made
by an experienced workman
for | erms-Appy 10 The subscriber. three doors he
i" Pufyiss coTnef, The street leading the bridge
CllAo. PHELPS. Auct
Apri1 q ts
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FOR
CORRUPTION OF THE LUNGS

Liver Com ptfints, .lstD,o Bronchitis. PANS or ,c,
Of the breast, Chronn coughs difficulty Of br.at,h
spttn, Of blood, and all affection Of G. Puonurv -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

Tie allowing Lines were ,ddrassod. ty a se.ool
er.f this p4cc TO the Queen r May. Al one Of or
q ... an H.. i-. inst
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Seal and Personal Estate,
AUCTION AND COMM MISSION
BUSINESS.
.VEkI'IELE 7.yIS;GT

3 NlNG removed 10 the house recently occupied
4 by Mr.. John liollns, nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
ic,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Tie Will attend to the sale OF Real Estate Neurocs
Horses, and every description OF Merchandise
IL acquaintance with the resident dealer. in Ne
!roeH rs we'll AS rotty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nrlghburha1d will afford hun every facility
~ the sale o that species OF property. His spacious store
room and cellar will enable hun keep in good cundi-
In every article OF merchandise he may receive ON .n-
tirnmeut.
He deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
will therefore, only say that he will be grateful for pat
onagr. and those Who bcsow it, may rely upon Justice
At his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes TO be offered for sale
'ihcr privately publicly, and board them at % cents
per day until The saoi effected Reasonable advances o;,
property III hand.
REFERENCES.
S7GthSoa ~ Darts, Sr. ,joh,J Prri,
Elc'iard 1Wee John Iinlin,
.lehmaeg .Noshy Henry Daris
We Co'@le N.licD"itct Uhde, Tari, s. brine
G'utoa s. Rodes Hancock {. .i,,,s
Dec. Is IS
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SIT; ls>.
LkGsj5EsA COEEEi.E.
LARD LAMPS.

Nv + have just received an additional supply If
LAIRD LAMPS, which We invite the pubic to
call and examine. his lamp Is highly approved by
every person hn has used IT, both at the North aud IN
tins pa'r lhre IS NJ que sIlon bat that it is The m~st
'e"l'p''e"' ileh' iha IS used-nut tXcer'm. tallow-
ANA particularly well adapted Tor the country, where
II Is 2al"1ys convenient practicable 10 prucnre ol
" ialiow. Il lsa pleasant white hight and free from an,
dsaeFesahle smrll. JOSEPH ID. EVANS s. Co
Aprll6 Is
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Carriages. EBuggics,!NC. &C for sale

81 received ~ Exchange Corner one fine family
~ tarnagr. one Park Phaeion ono draw front Phae-
ton batouch. and "ne very handsome light Buggy
Zen leiheh Wishing 10 purchase any thing IN the Car
rage way, would do we'll IN call and examine those
have on hand, as determine To sell them unusual
y low. nf cash u approved negotiable paper
NJ TALBOT Exchange Corner.
March 6 -
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JOHN >. LANGIORNE.
Commission and EOrsCaTdtNT
sNCrchH1sf.

nEFERS his services To his friends and the pun
" lie. for the sale Of Flour. Wheat, Tobacco anu
every description of Country Produce.
Having been spme time engaged in the Flour ra'e;
he iaiiers himself that he will b enabled to give genera
satisfaction in the sale Of that article. Particular s''n
ton given 10 the sale Of Tobacco his cha rges as usual
per HID He i. also prepared to forward an, Of the a"
bove articles, free Of drayage. and upon as good it"'
any other house in tho place. Office under the o''
of Mcssrs. Cobbs, Arnisead s. Henderson.
March 90 "5n
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.NiiicRPyY and .psGs!HGalNkaNg

Ef5sFE.
MRS. GAMENE1I. bcgs leave 10 inform her
WI friends and customers. that she has moved her
residence the first three story brick housc above Plan
lcrs' Warehouse. (belungng 10 Rev j. Early urar
The upper end OF Vain street. where she will at all times
be ready and pleased 10 them in every branch OF
her business. In neat aud fashionable style. Chdren's
Clothes made and trimmed IN every variety vi style.
Bpnncts bcachcd and trimmed in a neat manner, au,l
her prices will be 10 suit the times.
Anil 10 en-
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EgOF7Sg, .s.7'Es EOV.

being the occupied by Richard II. Ioipr,
family resll, nee, aal formerly occupied by the said
Bailey himself family ros.drurp-aud the same
winch conveyed 10 the said BAILEY by John ;. Lee
executor OF John Smith deceased by Decd bearing date
the 1lh day of July 1881, and oirrcord IN the lusno,
Cuur for the corpralan Of ynchburg also another Lot
lying opposite the rner with Carriage House, and
Stable. erected thereon. benz the same which
veycd 10 the said Bailey by the said Lee. executor
aforesaid by deed bearing date the 2Olh day Of June
1881 and also Of record In the said Hastings Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
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conlanin. more than fourth Of an acre briug th,
uhch was conveyed to the said Barley by rmo.
thy Fletcher by deed, bearing date the ,ls day Of
o ttnter. 1898 aud asa of record in the said Hastings
Court HENRY DI NNiNGrON. Scrg't c. l..
aud rs such Commissioner.
April 10 t!2Ahy