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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-14
ELIzABErHrowN, N. j., Dec. 9, l843

JHeSSfS. SdndS-Gentlelnen. IL Is WIN heartfelt
gratitude for your kindness to me that make pub
lie acknowledgment of the benefit have received
from your Sarsaparia. | have been for many years
afflicted with cancer in tho breast, and for four
years it was thought, incurable; it spread very
FAST 80 that it had nearly covered the whole breast
and for many weeks was so reduced with the loss
of blood and the pain Of the wound that was un-
able to turn myself in bed and my sufferings during
the whole winter were more than can tell. With
the advice of my friends, called two Of the most
Eminent physicians of the place, who recommended
your preparation of Sarsapara, knowing of nothing
that would be as likely to help me which advice
readily received, and before had taken one bottle
found change in my feelings which induced me to
take more, and when had taken the third bottle,
like another person both in health and strength
have taken your preparation since last March, and
although the wound is not entirely healed, it is in a
very favorable state, and | believe it will be the
MEANS ultimately, of my entire cure; and that the
afflicted may all find the relief which it alone can
give, is the wish OF their and your friend,
EUNICE WOODRUFF.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence of
Its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. &
D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street,
New York
Agents in Washington city-ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, Pennsylvania avenue, corner lth
street; and r.. s. PATTERSON, Druggist corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
In Georgetown--O. M LlNTHCUM.
In AIexandria---WM STABLER & co.
In Batimore-Dr. J. A. REED
Sold, also, by Druggists generally, throughout the
United States Price, 81 per botte-six bottles
for IS.
pj- The public respectfully requested to re-
member that 1t is Sandss Sarsapara that has and
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the
most difficult class of diseases to which the human
frame is subject and ask for Sands's SarsaparIlla,
and take no other. ap3--
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family medicine il is uneqnaed and is all powerful
IN removing billion. aud other complaints arising from
The derang mcnt Of the alentary ducts and in purifying
the blood. 1t is certain the OF the delicate CON-
pnins incident to females grateful TO the taste, aromatic tn
the SMELL and and at the time gentle in lis OPERA
ten, yet so ecacous that female ought lac without i,
great boon, its venerable eoserer where
over they have been Introduced, throughout the length and
breadth Of this widely extended country uniformly and
invariably received the approval Of the public voice.
As many OF the above enumerated diseases on i'm.
perceptby and become far advanced their progress be-
lore suspected that they xs inthe SYSTEM no one should
expert in such to be at relieved entirely but
should continue the OF The pills for considerable length
OF time Full directions accompany each box, for the Use
OF the pills in all those complaints for which they recon-.
mended t4NtH fts 80 sra 5a1f 80 :
6y- Peters pills for sale, wholesale and retail NJ, N
York prizes, by all the Druggists in Rchmond Pe,er.hs
aud Norfolk. ir.fss
For sale by sJa =. DAVID r. LYMAN.
H JOHN II SEAY,
-. a., Lynchburg, Va
Ana on enquiry will be found in every town village
in the State IslI e5f 81 : .eo
Dec. 25 u,a
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July 30


uNiE subscriber will be prepared in the course of ton
4 days, TO deliver In lynchbarg sawed Lathcs to any
one IN watt Any person wishing To Contract n be
supplied can do So by csng Messrs. iyree and Wal
ks $. wheel keep supply OF Lumber. Indifferent de-
scriptiohs. JOSIAH MOSEIEY
Reds odd MAJ, Campbell.
N. q. I am now prepared at my Mill to grind and
manufacture Flour Tor any wishing their crop ground
moderate terms.
Ny wagnner hest en- his way from T,ynchburg ,ho,,
The 20ih Of April last large aud srang Log chan Win
short piece Of similar chain, which Learn at The ,ll
gate was picked up by Some WAGNER ANY nr,rm,,,on
given Of the chains can get them or know where
70 apply er hea' by letter addressed to me at ReeSy
Springs wi,he ihsokiuy received and esitaals
tr them will be given. JOSIAH MOSELEY
1 Jay - Nj.
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FOR SIZE.
YELLOW l3UAIJCTT TTOTT!r,.

FUNflE SUBSCRIBER beng DESTROYS OF moving To
Il the West. offers this valuable property for sale, in
the county OF Campbell, Ia miles south of Iynchhurp
on the Pittsyvana and Lyuchburg Turnpike, and 5
miles Southwest OF the Court House, with 200 acres of
Land attached, about one-ibird open in fine state of
improvement, the balance well tmbered and lies we'll
with a splendid TAVERN HOUSE, large and roomy.
well arranged built expressly for Tavern keeping There
also good Store House, Tobacco Factory iron screws
and all necessary fixtures for manufacturing tobacco;
with Blacksmith shop, Ice House, and all neces
sary cat buildings. There is also Young Or
ehard OF the best selection of fruit have al large
Vineyard o the foreign wine grape, inst coming to per
lection. This is of the most handsome and desir,
bic situations IN ms couniry; in point of health and GOOD
"atar, none surpass it, will take pleasure in show
ing The premises any time any one DESTROYS of pur.
chasing: as deem further description unnecessary.
FRANCIS Nj. ADAMS.
July % w,s
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RePIY Spring .yc0Heu,u.

AaiNG procured the services of Mr.. Wn, 4.
4 4 Woodsun of Albeinarle county ne h, ie,chor 80
Institution will ace! go into operation on Monday the
9th day Angus, next MIR. Woodson has satis(lcto-
ry testimonials of moral character and scholarship
The fees Of tuition will be 8. for session Of five
months, for Latin Greek, higher branches Of Maihema
les and the higher branches Of Engsh $40 for English
Grammar and Geography; 81 500 Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Cyphering, &c.
Board can be had in the ncghborhood in the most res
pettabe families, incledng diet, bedding washing. &C.
at So per month. H. T.. CHEA THAN, Pres't.
=, Of The Board Of Trustees
July 20 w3w
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.4Jv. SCR OOL.

VIE subscriber proposes TO establish Law School
= IN the townof Lynchburg, to commence on tho
2oh day November next and continue until the 20th
day OF August, lSi5, comprising session OF six months
exclusive of an nermssion during the spring terms of
The Superior courts of his circuit
The students will be required to read the text bopks
regularly and upon the portions read TO undergo period
zeal EXAMINATIONS. These will be frequent, much in
detail and conducted upon the plan of question and an
swer,a mode Of instruction generally adopted, and il is
believed best calculated 10 impress the subject Of his
studies upon the mind Of the student During the ex-
amlnaons there will be delivered such lectures and ex-
plantations as may be deemed necessary.
The text books will be: Chiity's Blackstone Tuck
er's Commentaries, I.omax's Digest, Lonlax on Execu
tors &c Sa,kie on Evidence. Gritty and Steven on
Pleading
In connection with the law School, and in fariherance
OF It's object It is proposed also TO establish MOOT
COURT, to be held periodically during the course, in
which all the Students " no sufficiently advanced
will he expected to practise. Its design will be to i'm
part to the student. acquaintance with the practice
OF the Law in the several of this commonwealth
while be 10 Is soating knowledge Of It's principles
Terms $50 payable in advance. Letters addressed
TO the Undersigned at Lynchburg. seeking Other paren
lars in relation TO the SCHOOL, will receive promr. ,,,en
ton. DANIEL, t.I,coN
Aug5 ,.s
eo-T'he Richmond Wing s Enquirer will pease in.
sert weekly I'LL stopped,
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Jayne's Car.nina.i,c Ha,sam

acett, safe and eieetuai remedy for Dysenery Di-
4 arhma, or Looseness, Cholera Morbus, Summer ON
piant Choc, Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach Flatulency
Se SC, and ~ sasnoae and Nervous Diseases sick
and Merry Gus Headache, Hvseiia, Cramp, Sc, Sc
This is OF the most ecent pleasant and safe como.
sons offered the public for the of the various
arrangements OF the stomach and bwels and the oaly
worthy of the least confidence Tor caring Cholera
Summer Complain and in all Of The asss< rea
ly acts like a charm. e
persons are requested 10 Try it, for there mistake
about being OF the most valuable fny medicines
yet discovered. Hundreds nay thousands of certificates
have been received from Physicians Clcrgyen families
OF the first respeeaeiiy bsaring the strongest testimony
ATS favor, too numerous to publish.
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y.gX.y'E'S EXFECTOR .9.N'T

decidedly superior 10 any other known combination OF
medicine Tor Coughs Colds Consumption, Asthma Spit
ting Of blood, Angina PecorsPalpation OF the Heart,
observation-disclosures Pleunsy, Ioarseness, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Whooping Cough, Pains and Weakness OF the
Breast and all diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
This medicine is highly and Justly recommended by nu-
and respectable individuals who have found relief
from its Many who have been abourirg ader pro-
tracled Coughs ad Pains IN the Breast and have sees
posed by themselves and their far advanced il on
sam have been happily restored perfect health by
Of this valuable Expectorant. W
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JAYNEs TONIC vERN1rFUdE,

'1'tiS NERMitLtiE II perfectly safe and pleas ant
that children will not refuse to take it, II eectuay de-
siroys Worms neutrazcs acidiy the stos
increases appetite land general and pe,nane
tonic and is therefore exceedingly beneficial in
and rement levers ingeson &c, and is almost
cure far Fever ana Agne OF children and what is of great
Importance, II does il permanently,
II not only destroys Worms, and nyigorncs the whole
sstem but 1t dissoves and carries OFF the
slime or macus prevalent in the stomach und bowels
children, more especially of those in bad cath
Gus forms the bed or nest, in vh.. ,roxn,s 49, ms "u-
.oihg; 6"f = removing - IT is impossl G,r % .e
mes.. IN body "'"' ~ 'e'
1t harmless in its effects the system and the health Q,
we patient salways improved BY its use even when no
ornis discovered Numerous certificates Of it,
ness have been received which the plopf tor does moi
a,r neeesSaryto PUBLISH yet to give the reader an idea az
aus AetlriisgePeners he will mention few cases
o ms e nephew, not four years DID, and in few dny
ne discharged upwards OF ninety large Worms He also
gave to his daughter, then about three venrs od - "
brought away thirty worms in one night ' ""'' =
josiah Thompson, near Salem n j. Administered ,b.
Neiniuge to Guild between two" d three veirs old and
VA. ei IN lew days she discharged hundred and
MIR Joseph A. Lent, the Penn Township Savings In
non' m thus CITY gaye ofhis ehidron and saws
tt alter the stth desc II brought away about fv WIN,
at once. five and six inches lone 4',''''' A
AIR Ferdinand Woodoof used two bottles of this ye,mi
iuge or Dyspepsia and in the course of two weeks d;h
ged upwards OF thrt, pieces of Tape Worm d 49,
ty perfectly cured Of his Dyspepsia was '"e''
9'ner gentleman Of this CITY had his
OF discharges from her bowels composed entrelv Of ,t
whi'e thread wotav He says .tey came away from h
nos o by hundreds bnt may truly say By thousands So
ia''y nndn solid basas large as hickory nuts
entirely OF dead worms - y, ~.
f,nal,y What the public have Long desired medicine Of
TINS KIND, which might b. depended mon 0prena,cJ h
ner Physcian) is offered 10 them and n ~ NJ
poCfoR JAfNE,.No. 20 South Street pb;,rd.,mn;
mn an persons who sell his Expcc.orant and Curn;rn,
Inc above Medicines are for sale by -, .t
DAVID r. LYMAN, Agent, GU
March II 9 As"eAAsh'p ss r.
--------------- u s 80"
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NiRdiNtA; At Rules held in the Clerks OH e of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
county OF Nelson, IN the month of June, 1874.
John Lyon, Plaintiff
against
James G. Daniel and Alexander Brown, Defendants
In CnANcERY.
The Defendant, James G. Daniel not aving entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
sembY and the rules OF this Court appearing by sat
isactov evidence that be is nlabant this Com
monwealth On motion of the plaintiff BY counsel IT is or
dered that the said defendant do appear ON or before
the first das OF September term and the plaintiff
bill and that copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted in
the "lynehburg Nrgnan"a newspaper published in the
town OF Lynclburg, for two months and ano-
copy thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse
this county, some court day.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. C. CUTLER, elk
July WIN
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VIRGiNiA:-At rules he'd in III. clerks ole of The rir
cult superior court oil and chancery Tor Franklin
ounty, On the Sh day OF june, ISL:
Nathaniel Webster, committee oil bosnia Webster,
Plaintiff
against sAssH
jams 'kers ia right of his wfe Lucy Akers, heed and
executor OF Luke Webster deed, tieorge W Kelly and
James Webster executors Of John eb,ter decd who
OF the executors OF Luke Webster deed Samuel
Helm late sheriff Of Franklin county, and such admins.
traitor with the will of John Hill, Decd Tyee d.
Thompson executor of Thomas Thompson, deed joseph
Hickman administrator of Joseph Hickman decd, Jesse
Webster, James ebster David $. Webster, Hilsos Web
ster, George w Kelly and Sarah his vile, dcyisees
heirs at law OF John Webster deeda lillian Akers, Luke
Akers, John WINNER and Polly his wife, Joseph ickmaa
and Jenny his wife, john Adrdy, and Lucy his wife, Da.
vid w, bscr and Phebc his wife, Johr Webster and Betsy
wife, and George kmsey and Fanny his ~o, children
and heirs OF Lucy Akers decd Hemy ebster, Richard
Blps and Sarah his wife, David ebster, and Edward
Lambert and Sarah his wiie ~" ard Darna and Susnn
his wife, iiam Webster and icbeeca his wife, John
ae and Phebe his w,e John jesse and Lucy his wife,
hdley Gray aud Polly his e, Alkaline Mixers, amanda
Akers and Betsy Akes, children and heirs OF Rcbccca A.
kes dee'i, Phebe Webster ntsey Webster, Samuel jam
eson aud Sally his wife Polly eb,ter, Cha,loe Peers,
Jacob Ferguson and Jane his wife ibby Wel,s.er William
Webster John Webster. Henry Webster, Samuel Webster
Lake We,s,er and sse Webster chill rem and heir,
Webster decd, and Walter c. ebster and Strody NJ
Webster, children and heirs of Luke Webster the Younger
decd and William biliiPs. Peter Blips, and
children and heirs Of Mar
garct BilIips, decd, Defendants.
IL cslscEsy
The Defendants Luke Akers, David Webster, Richard
ps Sarah his wife, John Aaridge and Sarah HI,
wife, alter G. Webster Stroidy N w etster and William
Biips, Peter Biliips and children and
hers oil Margaret bip. decd having entered their
appearance and given security according the OF As
sembly and the rules OF this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
uy On the motion Of the Plaintiff bv counsel, is ordered
that they appear Rules be holden in the said clerks
flee the FIST Monda, September and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, aud haa copy of this order be forthwith
published in newspaper printed in the Of Lynch
burg Tor two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the courthouse of tins county = - f5s#f
Copy-Tesse, sst95,H
us 1883 4il-. Al. G. CARPER, d. C.
July WIN
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Valuable & and for sale.

WISH to sell the Land on which now live. con-
Il containing between 4 and 500 acres. lying in the
county OF Bedford adjoining tho lands OF Capt PAM A.
lay, Frederick kabler aud Capt. john +. Hawkins
This Land lies well, and is well adapted the culture
OF Tobacco, Wheat and Con--there being ON it a con
siderable quantity of fine Tobacco Land clear deem il
unnecessary to say any more. presunng that these who
wish To purchase will view the Land, which will be
shown by the subscriber. private sale would be pre-
er,ed bat # not disposed Of before Friday the 30h day
of August II will on that day be offered the highest
bidder. Terms made known the day of sale
rs.s VIM. HOBSON.
Aug 5 w4w
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LOyingst0n Male and Female
.f9.Kf3 E.HH

NELSON COUNTY, AUGUST 1, 1874.
fENilf exercises OF this Academy have been conducted
4 by Mn. and Mus. Mtasr duray the pas, FIVE
months, 10 tho entire satisfaction Of the Trustees
At an examination of the pupils held this day, the
Trustees take gea pleasure in expressing the les, ap
probation OF the proficiency of the pupils in the various
departments pursued in each school and confidently re-
commend the prosen, teachers-Nlr. and Mrs. Mcany
to the patronage oi the public.
The course Of instruction embraces the Greek Latin
and French languages, with the various departments Of
English literature, pursued in most respectable Acad
emies u course Of Mathematics, viii, Music on he
Piano Forte, &c., SC, &c.
G, r. ESTES.
JAMES :, DiLLARD, ..r
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD,
WILSON PETERS. sAa Trustees
R0. G.. CUTLER. 8 4 areF
ALEX ANDER BROWN, ~
CHS. PERROW, PRrs'r.
Terms per Session etfre months
English AIo 30
Classics or Mathematics, Is 90
Classics aud Mathematics, 90 co
Music, 90 90
Beard in Mr. Ms. family, including all extras, IS per
month.
b5- The next session will commence on Monday,
the 26th Instant
Aug i2 Wat
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ar. Peter Fore,

esr. Peter Fore,
CUR, you not being inhabi,ant of this common.
~ wealth, take this method give you notice. that
shall an Thursday, The ls'h day Of Sept, ls4l, al
Charlotte and continue from day to day until have
finished proceed to take the dispositions of P d.
Richardson and others. all Of which are intended to be
read nc evidence in suit now pending and undeermin-
ed N the circuit superior court of law and ancery for
the said coahty Of Charlotte. wherein ! am plaintiff,
and yourself and others defendants.
Yours, Sc TilOS. z. RICHARDSON
Aug. 8 WV
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no The travelling Public.
D.ffk " LE.S'E skR Ms.ES. A., a,

tAiiE undersigned, proprietor bf tie line OF Stages
~ sstann'ne rom i-ynehbug via New London aud
a. liberty ito ncasile and tho Big Lick hoeby inG,rms
the pubic thai no has established daily l,ee OF STAGES
IRON iynchbutg % Faeasile, connecting with daily
sa rne o. Ar. William A. Ma,lns from Finrasle, by the
xgsSweet aud Rcd Springs, 10 the Mute SULPHUR which
cninec swi b daily Inc now in Jull ol@ralhm 10 t;ny
aafndyee-Ai The Sweet Springs ilere ri weekly li1o
= 81 Stages running to the Salt aud Red Sulphur and
fon se hale Sulphur There is daily line running by
lhe Warm and lioi Springs to Stanton Yirrtnis
The daily Stages 81 the prop;iela from ynchbnry in
h tersrci with the Steam and Packet Boats at Lynch
sed Stages will on the arrival OF the oos,s be read
=, j. "a Sac bank elhe Canal convey passnnper hur
to any Tavern 10 which they may 10 IN Lynch
- burg. free ofeharge. e. ,.
1he ifi-weekly line from Lyucbhurg to Bio Lick is
s,lIl N opefaiiop leaving Lynchburs every Monday
1eanssoay aud Friday, passing through Salem and
ChrisiiansSuTg BY Feriss line 10 Wythe c. H., and
thence by Basd & Co.'s line, through ABINGDON n
sHs xstsnntsviiie, Tennessee -'.af Ntb
- There y no nlehi-'mvengon either Of the above
1enes OF The Proprietor; and passengers coming rm the
west OF South will reach i4ynchhufg by 5 O'Clock p Nj
IN TINE 10 .Iansaci bssness and take the line OF boats
y Richmond nex morning.
s would say u those who wish 10 visil The VIRGINIA
&Ofingsthss season that thew Will fad this r,..
AMI and expeditions rpue, inc rn3s are in rood -
ana Inc view from the Blue Ridge, over which the STA
from the Peaks Of Otter Wv"
Waving at considerable expepse nro,asd b;os,,,
me rad comfortable Coaches excellent teams .,J 49,
md CAREFUL drivers and piedgoe himself to no,re No
o. expense 70 accomrnodsie those who may choose
the travelling public. - - VI
- rare to Finraste and Big Lick reduced 10 49, and
:. = 10y 81 .ssel 10 proportion. wM. TERRY.
s~tss Jelly gsh, 1884, ~ aga i''t''e''''
sY fhe undersigned Proprietor Of The line 81 r,o.
Sscsssie % The White Ssiput Springs. would saw "a
.ss gessn thal his daily line connects With thai Of Mr
stanam Terry from Lynchburg, on which there is ne
81 N0akGaselng; that he has good coaches and s,ms
and caseiai drivers. and he the hlc tha, Their
all oe no detention Of passengers after they reach hi
through TO the White Sulphur Spring.
" n 90 Qua Iyschsssq; way travel i. prnpsr,isn.
~ sxzxf ~ sHes xfskxes VIM. A. MAS'rIN.
- }<1 f"fsetoI ef the Finesse and WI. Spi line
The Kchlppnd Mig and Enquirer viii each in
eer tines, IN their semi weekly paper
~ aEJpiY Is saa - = H-ra ts,tt3
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July 8

V!RGlNlA-M rules holden in the clerks office Of The
circuit superior court ofaw and cancery gor the town
oil Lynennerg: on the istday of July, 1874 .asI
partners trading under the style and firm Of Lee McCntock
\ 20. plaintiffs.
against sa
Jacob V. Caldwell and Francis ~ <,,r,cr ard William T..
fertg chants and partners trading under the style and
firm of Carver x Fcrg. fst s. - - Defendants,
y CHpss .al In CHANcERY.7 4E
The Defendant, Jacob " Caldwell not having entered
ms appearance and given security according the Act OF
assembly and the Rules OF this Court and Il aIreapg
satisfactory evidence that he an NJ a rn
y' IL Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear %
tiie hrs day of tire next and answer the bill Of the
and thata copy otihs order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed Nv the oLyncbargs@ TWO
months successfully and posted the 'front.' door Of tho
court house, in the snid town. - y II
Copy estc, si'.ata
au = sre1I 20 b. ROBES, elk.
July % 4ns ,t ffssb - 80 yva~
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LGlsS CELESTk5L DAL.N
OF CHINA.

rINHis Balm or salrr will be FUND mike smy Other
preparation There 4 hetisa h,as naon la it,
aualis.. u uii. any ates bs snrr OF s Ia
All take inflammation mud lsk. down sweIng,. AMI bs
A. hon The parts e1fsrnnIis w hy eennier ,r
ation I'd The The Balm
China will bo found sable all cas.s of ,e
,pr.ns cu,- wounds. and ting wor-, bruises weak
&c. &e The proprietor easaessly eqes,s alcsJ
to give j, q iair nia.
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.V'O TxCE.

.V'O TxCE aaisas p
MlNG purchased Of Dabney Martin : Negro
- Woman named Rachael, who is now 4 Runway.
wal give liberal rewaid 10 any pefsm who Will aP-
prehsnd said Woman, and bring her 10 M, s
's't@h ~ 4tg ~ HENRY OGDEN.
AuS.3 - ~ ,s ri w3ss
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Ladies. fine Shoes.

usI, RECEIVED. an assortment Of Ladies', Pm.
~ pei'a halfGaters and Buskins th:nsoles We are
also N receipt OF an invoice Of LADIES' and Misses cor
ed Morocco Buskins, Ties and Slippers, 10 which we
would respectfully invite The attention Of those IN
want OF such goods fls1 .fI451E5 <9s''r~' W
G. F0LI.ANSBEE~ & Ca,
- sepns,is Al,ae,s n,x,. n IL
. April e 1872 !.
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REFERENCES.

Bisbop Johns. Rev. DR.. t.npie, Rev. George Wood
BRIDGE Judge Labell. Judge Robertson, Mr. San' lay
lor Mr.. james Lyons, Rchnondi Row. w. II. Knck-
le, Rev l.. Csmpsfun, Rev. A. Dlbrei. Col. Left
wch, Mr.. J. g. Meem, Nj WIN. Rsdford Lynchburg;
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimole.
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