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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12
VOL. xxysH.--syO. 30.
WONDERFUL. DISCOVERY IN NATURAL.
HISTORY.


Dur feadrss viii doubtless remen er the sensation
produced In $40 BY The discovery u the bores OF ths
g,es, hllssouripu ii Missouri. We have now 10 an
nounce thai Tie Game d,scveer, Dr. ALnERr u KOCH
has brought II light tho fossil II monster ~ ID"
animal creation that puts in the shade the celebrated
lqoanodon Ut England. Of colossal size. and the s'
more gganc Nlssunrinm This last discovery may oe
sei down 10 the State uf Alabama, aud 10 county al
j"nng Mobile. namely. Washington, being imeedded IN
yelluv li,ne npk formation. the old W as'pgoo
court house. DR.. X. ig German by birth and educa-
tim. but has already acquired considerable reputation IN
ihis country or his gruupiral Irseaeh,s and us aIor
devotion IL the cause vt the natural sciences Eenefay'
lie gives 10 this last remarkable fossil wonder
which he dcsrthes as ,he greatest wonder 81 this age
ol wondcrs") the of "Ztlodon Slifnrnf ~ COIN:
pliment To Prof Silliman, oi Yale College he oe-
senpi,on NJ this monster Is In Substance rs ullowsi
II have sucrredtd in bringing 10 light The very near
" complete skeleton Of mst colossal and terrible rep
tile. that may be- Justly termed the king Of The kings /"
reptiles. ITS length Is hundred and four feef-'ne
sl'd porlions o the sefeba iron ID To Is inches IN
length aud tum 10 " inches IN diamcer eacl avrra-
g,ng 70 pounds IN weight lis greatly elongated Jaws
armed with less than 40 ncsor cutting teeth.
r canine Teeth angs, aud eight moars OF grinders
These teeth all Il, into each other when the Jaws ara
posrd apd II ~ clear that the animal was Of he csrni
verons nature, The eyrs wefe evidently large. and
werp prqmlDeaily situated the forehead, giving The
animal The power Of keeping CONSTANT and ylcorona
watch ur its prey The body had members attached ~
semblin9 paddles fns winch proportion IN The sizs
Of the animal were small and doubtless intended W
propcl The body Of this enormon, through h-
waters Of ,hose larger rivers and Seas which Il nhsbit
ed equened zach Of these paddles or fms is rom-
posed o u bones WHICH form IN union seven freely AZ.
cna,ng jo'os. The ribs are u avery peculiar shape
and exceedingly numerous. They are three times the
thickness NJ III. lower that they The sape'io' ca
remity"
DR.. X. Is at present IN Mobile and has the skeleton
Of this truly wonderful animal in his charge The snvs
esa paTs are M, ye, ,oned arthe but No undertaking
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y d TECE.

TTNDER tbe authority nf a decree of the circuit
4 pelur cunrl OF law and chancrry, Tor the County o
Nelsn pronounced ihr OH day OF May. in the veal
1916 IN The ease Of Elisha Sheppersan, plaintiff aud
VIM II Digges. sheriff Of Nelson county. and such
admit of m I iiargruve and others, defendants; -
the undersigned the commissioner, will sell, public
suciion the Mansion House OF Mrs largrove ia the
county of Nelson to the highest bidder credit OF
SIX twelve and eighteen months all the right, tile and
interest of the said William +. Hargrove in the lands
of which MS fat or died seized and possessed; share
of which he inherited, and half share he acquired by
putciase-lhe said share and bali share being three
nndivldrd twelnhs u the Whole land; the said Mansion
House of Mrs flargrove being situated part Of the
Land.
Air Robert X. 'iargrove mr. Mr. Iewellen T. Cash.
living upon the Lands, VIII show them any persons
desiring purchase hem. Bonds with approved secu-
my the purchase money will he required, ard the
tie retained until the pa ymeni is made.
The sale will be made the 9Th dav of July next
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Conn.,
June tl2Jy
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TO FAMILIES.
KOWLAND'S PATENT CONDENsING
COFFEE BOILERS,

The only thing erer offered 10 The public that ,eiil
preserve h,e good properties Of The Coffee.
(NOFFEE made IN this Boiler is de cidodly better than
~ that made IN any other say. as il preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor much desired III coffee
In all other modes flies of IN steam This Boiler re-
qures from quarter to oneihrd less Of the grain, as
none Of the escapes-and much less cream and
sugar. as there less OF the bitter asrneent in it, aud
will retain The favor and freshness long Us the con-
denser is kept on--a whole day if necessary. The
CoRdensing Boiler ls much less trouble Tor the cook
than the ordinary one, it cannot boil over, the con
dsnsed steam dripping back keeps down the roth
Persons are respectfully referred 10 the following
named gentleman WIN are using the Condensng Bot
ers, and highly approve ofthem
Hon. n l.. Ellsworth, Com. of Patent
Hon, Judge Cyapeh, Gbef Judge OF DIST, Washing
Hon. Judge Mason, Sect of L. ). Navy, nan n {
Doc Sewel
Doc Lindsay,
For sale by II. b. 4 w, A. RICHARDS.
May Is Is
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fnerdote q LoatS PhWTpe ~ he entertaining cor
respondent ol the Courier DIES Eials Unis gives the lo
lowing narrative as one ct the amusing anecdotes with
which, he says the French KING Is wont 10 entertain his
family aud lneuds pller the laeues and the earss Of
State are over lor the day
during the emigraion, the king, who then had the
title OF Duke Of Charities, was travelling in America
wIh his brother. The Duke OF Monlpenser. The Uni
ted States then were oo what they now are villages and
dwellings, were only to be ouud long Intervals laverns
were almost unknown Ahera ialleulng days journey
the travellers came to The door Vi e shanee in the
backwoods, The proprietor "s which was poor devil who
could scarcely make the wo euds meet Hospitality had
large place IN his heart bn. his cupboard was empty.
aud The best disposition 10 til. world w not make up Tor
bad supper As he could MOI gaze onf travellers bed
nor beard, he bestowed his good advice upon them.
short distance from his dwelling, he said there was
Frenchman. living at his ease, who would consider II
great pleasure 10 make himself useful To his fellow coun
tymep.
This Frenchmsn, who, like them, had fled from his
native land, did indeed receive them with hearty wei
come but he attached very natural condition 10 his hos
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" THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN

p.btshsd se'n-wsekly fepery Monday aud Thursday
:, Fur Dollars payable adranee No sub
.rfrti.n ic be reesredtor shorter than months
md no paper nil be discontinued (encept the discretion
sfthe Editors,) until oil arrearages paid
IF ADVERTfSE .ME.NTS inserted al 50 cents per
,sIore Tor tessl for epery iaey form, insertion and 81
r. per sqare for les) for eeerg outer form insertion
ErERl ADVERTISER IS required TO note on his
ascript hop long he tches ms advertisement
~ advertisement not SO noted u be tnsersd tai its DIS
y ,tfnuanes be ordered
FOR YEARLY .fDpERTlSLNG the terms are 70,
RE privilege Of eo squares, $40 for square, s25 for
an, square, inner foro s3s. Emery yearly adpetiser
viii be eqled 10 dte has advertising his puticu
lar line Of business.
a. JOB PRINTING; crecrted neaity aud erpedaious-
~ md unreasonable terms.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN
REDE(DfSD.

DY VIRTUE Of a deed of trust bearing date the 2ls'
Id day OF January ls43, and Of record IN the Clerk 8
Office Of the County Court Of Bedford from Alexander
Thompsun TO me, trustee, shall proceed to sell,
on Thursday The 10Th day of July next. iifalr If not
the next fair day thereafter, on The premises. at public
auction for cash. certain tract oil LAND, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient To satisfy the sums now
due aud in arrears for which the deed was made to
secure This Land contains in all, about TIL Rec.
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ONE ACRES, lying
upon the Lynctburq and Salem Turnpike Road, aud
adons L1nds Of John p Gray aud others, is OF good
soil for improving lies very well and has some first rate
Tobacco land upon it.
The title to the abnve land is believed tG be ndlspn
table but sng trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
CHEST. QUARLES, Trustee.
lime 9 tIuJ
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Trustees Safe Of L.I.V'H.

DuRsuANT to The provisions Of deed Of trust. ex-
eculed by George NJ Payne to the undersigned.
bearing date the 2Sth day OF March 1872 and OF record
IN the counties OF Abenar,e and bnck,ngham they, or
one OF them. will on "Wednesday the 10th day OF July
a, Ridge Farm, the urmer residence OF said serge NJ
Payne. and now owned by Messrs James & John NJ.
Harris. proceed to sell credit Of one two and three
years, the following Tracts of Iani Wit One tract
described in sail deed undivided sixth part al IA
Tract OF Land situated in tho county OF Alhemare. es
n mated To contain 1900 ACRES. and lying
miles north Of Scuttsyllle; also. other
~ Tract IN the county Of buckingham, called
A the Road Tract containing $50 ACRES,
within miles OF the Ridge Farm Tract. and al ioinlng
the lands OF iewss heirs Thomas Sergggs aud othe5s
These Lands are covered with forest timber.
As II is desirable 10 close this trust, purchasers in
ylled To attend, with the thai the sale will
be made on the day aud place appointed unless pre-
vented by bad weather in which event the sale will
take place the first fair day thereafter. The under
s'gned will convey the tile vested IN them. which is
believed TO be good.
JOHN D. HART, Y...,o
GEO. b. PAYNE, '''S''''
Scotisville. Alb, May Is tl6Jy
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VUVIIE subscriber having made arrangements with one
Of The largest Factories at the North, for the pur-
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country with all kinds of Carriages, made Of the best
Materials and of the latest styles and patterns pre-
pared furnish them to those who want, upon good
terms as they can he purchased % the North, else
where and brought here. He has now on hand large
assortment of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed 90
sell upon such terms will be satisfactory 10 purchasers
II desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, of his own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where.
J. C.. SHACkLEFORD.
! have made arrangements with Mr.. J. c. Shackle
ford 10 furnish him the shortest notice with any style
OF Carriage he may order
II. r. BEACH, Manufacture,
.Mfrd, Conn
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10 Country Merchants.

Second supply of Crockoy &C.. dis Spring.
r HAVE just received invoice, aud will during the
i next week receive 90 crates and hhds. Of CROt X
cry Sc, direct from tie Poiteres in England, which,
added TO .ny stock already Cd hand, will make my as
sorimeat very complete Gquery Merchants. aud all
Others fo sNay be waut Of any article ~ any line,
will please give a call beioro purchasing elsew here;
and those who cannot come and select for themselves,
ifhry will favor with order, every exer'"n WI
he made on my part to give satisfaction. ] am, deter
mined to sell as low as any regular huuse in Virginia
u. w. MOORE,
At The Big Pitcher.
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From HE Southern C,dtitatof
A FREAK OF NATURE.

Mn CAMaK - Sir-1he Sistese Twins are gres,
cnri"sy aud rendered the more 10 ~ they freak
of nature In the human species. have one to coinnu
ncale. which think much greater. and were not that
II il from the brute inst nd Of human nature, il won!s
greatly transcend the tomer, as Ia the interest IL woud
excite t,s curious send this statement you and II
you think proper. you may give II place In your CuL
rvAroR; not that IL is exactly appropriate tor such
journal, mt that IL may interest of your readers ~
many u, lbom engaged in rearing nurses and mules
and because, too subscriber To your valuable paper
wish 10 my mite OF that which nigh, interest
On tho 18Th Of March, had mare that foaled a
mule colt luI colts. do mol know which To call ) of
fail size though dead when fund IT, with two perfect
heads and necks coming handsomely Il perfect
body. without any deirnliy. and each head and neck
large would suppose the body ought 10 bays, had
II but one. | had II skinned as neatly as eonld, aud
stuffed with bran and this Was done in the pre-
fence Of D. y. i. Rea and examination, he found
1t had two hearts and two somarbs. cnnnerted with emo
of incsines, thus lar forming distinct orpaniza-
lions, partly separate. in the heads and necks then
blended in body, padaly through part If ,he in
erna! organs, and ucn strangely united 10 one, to tho
baianse such as nlesdnes, legs, &c.
any wishes the skin ul this strange amen,
ally of nature. invite him 10 call my hause ia Green's
boro and he do 81, and after my friends have
propose 10 have It placed IN well regulated Nh
scum Respectfully, tonss. &c.
W. W. d. WEAVER
Crrrnsuopo' Aprll DC 1915
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yAl.p ABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR E.3LE.

TIVE SA $50 RIDER offers for sale the Tract ~
a Land Which he resides. in The county OF Camp
bell abou. une aud half miies trom Lynehburg, adoin.
ing The Lands Of William Daniel Jr. This Tract con-
alns 22 acres about 20 acres uf which are in woods,
heavily tnbeted and as good 1osacco LAND any il
Campbell couply. lho buidings are good; The dwes.
ling is framed ,4gse with six looms -four above ground
aud two in the cellar and six epsces the Out buildings
very good, three tobacco houses, a sood framed
kitchen and suuke house. corn house shielded on TIRES
sides sor stables. and good negroes house with sisps
chimney There is q coed orchard IL apple irers--twa
hundred choice frut tress-lhe cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and thee lots II Is not necss-
sary to say any thug more, lhase wanting 10 buy
will view Tor themselves. will sell The entire Tract.
or part, as may suit purchasers will lake pleasure
in SHOWING the Land 10 any person wanting 10 tay.
DOUGLASS n. PICKETT.
March 8 =
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~ ~ r. 4 G. n

~ - II 4 G. n
pursuance nf Hesitation of the Board OF Over
OF shs Poor for the county of Amherst. made
their annual meeting in the present month, <june,
instructed H. advertise that they will purchase a
of and contapiug 400 for The purpose
establishing thereon Poor House; and that thuse who
may wish To sell land, do deposie with Mr.. Sam'l. Nj
Garland Clerk of the Court before The Sd Monday
N Jnly next, statement OF the situation quality, pre-
ana terms ot their lands J. PElTNJOHN.
.lgeat OrerSeerS II The Poor.
Jnre Q l2iJy
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Just Received.

IuyHE LADY OF THE LAKE, with ten superb
i plates and splendidy bound in calf
The Poets and Poetry Of England, by r. e. Gt'swold,
The Poets and Poetry Of America, -
Bu1yan's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully illustrated,
O xford Bibles, Pocket Bibes,-all bound as above.
Book OF Common Prayer. bound in velvet and Terkey
morocco. Il many other Books suitable for presents.
PAYNE s. GREGORY.
April 2S is
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$50 RE w ARD.

DANAWAY from lie subscriber. in Washington
IL county, Va, on Sunday. the 18Th inst, negro
man named
MACK, sometimes called WILLIAM.
Mack is et black very free spoken "a years Of age
about feet or 20 inches high. His clothing was a
blue Jeans Frock Coat, Tow Linen Panlaloors and
Straw Hat. II is probable he may have procured a
pass and aim to get free State 10 North Carolina.
The said negro write a iitie. "lii pay the a
bove reward for The delivery of said slave to in Wash
ipgon county; or S25 if secured 50 that may get hun
again ALbERl L. ZEE Eh
June 3 81
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GEO 1s(sE BAl.BY.
Grocer and CONs,pSSst0,s Merchant,


hfFERS 10 his friends and the public generally
~ The best assorted stock OF Goods IN his house,
embracing almost every article usually kept sale BY
hose IN his line; all Of which he pledges himset ls sell
at prices To suit the times They have been carefully
selected by hmselfn Richmond and Baltimore aud can
1000 !bs prime Western Bacon,
40 Ions we'll assorted Bar Iron.
=" g" 1redepar Iron
| ton American Bstered Steel,
600 lbs. double Shear and Cast do
3 5000 lbs. COTTON Yarns, various factories.
$50 kegs Nails. assorted sizes,
25o sacks Liverpool Salt. large well filled,
% hhds. and tieyces n. o, Porto Rico and 81,
Crox Sugars;
10 :" and barrels n. o. and Porto Rico Molasses
| - very fine Sugar House do
chests extra hne Gunpowder Tea, EQUAL to any
II Is believed IN this markel,
" Black Tea,
=" cummog.
10 Is ID chests & p. and Imperial Tea
u boxes TIA Plate, 49,
1000 " Russia Shee, Iron,
800 Z" American do No. "a a 20
200 q" hest Spanish Indigo,
1000 q" " Dn,oh Nladder.
1000 - - Green Copperas
200 bags prime green Rio. Laguyra and ST. Domingo
Coffee.
10 prime old Java do
10 " fine green Cuba DO
2 bbls. Alum,
50 bbls. sup. and family Flour,
5 cases Silk vnd Fur Hats,
% dozen Palm Leaf do
800 lbs. refined Satpetre,
3bags white Ginger,
3 do Pepper,
2. do Allspice,
20 bills. No. | new clipt Herrlngs,
10 3, new Mackarel,
" Shad,
10 half bbls. Roe Herrings,
10 boxes Soap,
| ,lerce new Rice, a beautiful srtlcle;
cases Guupowder Tea, In 2 ID, csddy bo.es.
10 boxes Sperm Candles,
20 =" Adamantne do
25 Tallow do
100 sides good and good damaged Sole Leather,
50 - black and Rnsset &c
800 lbs. black Harness
so doz. Bed Cords and Lines.
5cases fresh Salad Oil.
4 boxes varegated Soaps.
8 boxes and 3 bbls. Loaf and Crushed Sugars
so kegs fine White Lead, warranted superior.
10 4"
. tons Cast Mould Board, and horse,
5 boxes low priced Chewing Tobacco,
cask Saleratus,
90 kegs Blasting Powder,
Is +" Rife and Dupont's,
1000 Bar Lead.
SO bags Shot assorted sizes,
| case Geiatine,
5 doz Tar Cans.
10 barrels N. c. Tar.
10 do Isle Of Wigh, Cider Vinegar.
bale fresh Hops,
100 pair heavy Brogans.
| case Gentemen's Shoes,
| do Ladies' do
| case Shoe Thread,
doz. Half Bushels,
10 sets Measures.
Together with a large lot of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, &C., &C.. for sale very low
Tor cash, or in barter for Country Produce.
And on consignment
80 bales ga and A Brown Domeslics
90 " Nos. and Oznaburgs,
TAINTED,
Bacon, Lard, Wool, Beeswax, Feathers, Butter,
Tow and Flax Linen. Hemp, Tallnw. &C., &C., for
which the hghes, market price will be paid.
Nav 10
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FOR KE.S'1,

RI THE very desirable Family Residence
GG4nHa in which now reside. being situated On
N&asiiE Chnrch street, at the junction OF the al
sksysssx ss2 ley leading to C. Pue's Tan Yard. i'm
meliatey opposite Col Straoge and Richard ly1ee.=-
There is on the lot splendid well Of water, and gar
den well set with vegetables all of which will be given
to the person renting. Possession given immediately,
and terms very liberal. Apply To Henry Dnls or to
w. +. YOUNG.
June 5 ow
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SADDLERY, sc.

eV<"oo9Ssv TIE PuUIIc VF1tIa,15 49, =,
returned frum the North with NEW Siot X, my
assortment in that line Of business Is larger and better
Than any haze heretofore had, and am determined To
sell on Terms to suit the times.
COUNTRY S.4DDLERS
would do well to call on me. as am always prepared
to uraish them with general assortment, and upon snc
terms as cannot fail 10 please.
Rcpniriry done with NcnipeAs aud Despatch.
Country p,vduce taken in exchange for work, at mar
ke prices. j. u of1AC I'M
May
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W. T'1CE.


TNDER the authority of the decree OF the circuit
- sumy0T court OF law and chancery for the county
Nesln, pronounced upon the OH dav of MAY, 1915,
IN the OF Daniel llognbotham, pslnlff, and John
Hight and Ben,amlq lamdea, adm'rs Of James II.
Davenport, deed. aNd Chapel Davenport defendants;
The undersigned the commissioner will sell, I'll pub
liz auction, upon le ,seni>as, The !lh day oi July
NEXT. 10 the hiyhest builder q credit of one, two
s.sS&A and lhree years, the sract of Land,
sfsss5rss IN The proceedings meenoed. The Tract
dTaS~ contains about tour hurdrtd acres; q situate
3D. IN the neghhorhnod of NassIe's Mil and Is
part ot body OF sud comuopy nq lied Iigginbot.
hans ClaypmI tract. III The county OF Nelson, and
II he shown by Mr.. George tayne or Mr.. Chapel
DaveHiNt 10 any one who desires To examine IL. II
will be- suid by The acre, with The privilege OF seeding
this TALL and iu possession the first day of January
ufN.
BendS with good personal security will be required,
and the le retained until the purchase money paid.
ism every respect deslra Die and valuable piece
Land and should attract the attention OF every person
wishing property Of that character.
STERLING CLAIBORNE. Comr.
jane lilly
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LOCK AND HINGES,

4 VERY large supply of Locks, HD'gss Dolls, IN
IN Building Materials G. almost every kind usually
purchased in yd,oare Stores Just 'eeeived, for sale
heap, by II. d. & W. A. RICHARDS
Sept Is tsit
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.Hi,,prnl HMf1r.

lust recriyed so duzrn of John Boyd & SoR's Gel
- esra,ed Mineral Water, put up p Glass Bottles
Families supplied with aug anantMS a. csn'6s eoNse
at y H. 81 ApfoDo1
Anril % "
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a1o1 M)Nn, FREDERICKSBURG, &
POTO.H1C R,4H.-R OAD CO.HP.iNY.
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES

FARE TO FREDERIcKsBuRG, 81
FARE TO BALTIMORE,
'eHiE RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD co. hereby give no
tee that the rates Of fare between Richmond and the
northern towns have been reduced. as follows:
rom Richmond TO Fredericksburg 81 w
! ron do do do with
return Ticket. 90
! nom Richmond to Washington. %
nom Richmond To Baltimore by the rail road and
steamboat line TO w ashngtbn, and thence to
Baltimore by the superior stage line of Messrs
Jacob Peters s. Go. 00
1t is understood that the fare on the Baltimore and
Washington railroad will shortly be reduced when the
hre to Baltimore by the railroad line throughout VIII
no, probably exceed from Sc to Sc so.
Passengers going north by the rail road line though
ouf, leave Richmond at A. NJ. arrive in Baltlmore TO
YEA Philadelphia in the of the night. and New
'ork early the next day. being day IN advance OF pas
sby the river and bay boats--OI passengers VII
ing to remain night in Baltimore may take one OF the
new steamboat lines 10 Phladeph a the next day al
pnarse of 81 only ihps makog the whole fare between
nchmond and Philadelphia If the stage line be taken be-
"een Washington and Baltimore. 81 only.
~ b. Passengers for Baltimore. intending to take the
age line at Washington must take their tickets toI
oai'lnnre al the Office in Richmond Otherwise they
WI De charged the stage fare in addition in ashing
ton 1TIOS. SHARP.
Agen, OF Transportation.
June Q 1871
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LAW NOTICE.
r. =. "A. q "A RE- A N q /,

JIAVE TAKEN AN OFFICE IN SoHooLFiELp NEW
i BUILDING, NEAR TIE AARE1v HOUSE, ONE POOR
ABOVE DE-. LAIHlas.
May IS ,"
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HATCHER n GREEN

HAVE just receivtl Their Spnng supply Of
III FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which they will sell low, Tor cash, il exchange fds
country produce.
They will pay the highest cash price for Bacon.
Flour. Sc.
Apr %. IS
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BLANKS

FOR SALE Al THIS OFFICE