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NEW SPRING GOODS.
4 .ATHROP. CHRISTIANS co, are open
IA ing Pre- Spunr by G1ods. such as
Rich Ht'zprue Prints.
Double Furple AMI French tswn DO
fne rnus Chnz,
Rich raris Lawns
Black ~
Iurrc BnliaGir,
q" Patis BarrsRe.
Otnbfe Tanston scaff.,
Hauere
Urraui Do
a." HareRe Shawls--vcfy beantifui,
Linen Cambrc Hdkfs,
FIN wrist and waist Tas.etl,
GfIss Linen skirts,
Also,
Bicacid Cotton 5hirings and shretinrs,
Brown % DO
rente,iiafy and Furniture Piaids,
Pefsons want u scaronah and cheap Eood supplied
~ calling atNo pa Main street. NH IL
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The charges Al the WHIT Sulphur ana most ~ the Springs have
been much reduced AMI The improve every yrAI
THE ROAD
From Gornsvnc Charlottesville hos been improved
the wEcle distance on hene. graded
turPisesTass Monticello ard URversy Virginia.
vicinity OF wcycrs Cave. BY the principal spn=s the Hawks
Neson tAe New River Cls the Kanlvha salt worksbe
SIDES the whSl presents scenery and
every saace. THOMAS SHARP,
j. 81 Agent or TtaRspouan.
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NOTICE.

WE take this occaSion to give
po,ie. tina, We Keep constantly On hand. Stoves,
Cates and Cooling Rangers Of an kinds, that
are rruenib us>d In this market. of our own
manufacture. which We will sell On reasonable
terms. Aiso, Mot's Agricultural Furnaces fos
sseam,ns ftscd for SOCK. which we viii sell Al
the m,nufs c,nrer's prices. aner adding the ez-
psn--s, at our Tn stow and Shc~t Iron Manu-
factory, near the Bel Tavern. where all kinis
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60 = = = Il
VOL. ANIV.-yNU. ~.

led the substantial McAdamizcd read. 6nds ITSELF from
The agricultural products aud minerals of S"uih
western Virginia. unable 10 transport ~ cheapy - sssn
our present rrde;whrh IL circumstances v~sy posi-
be. II not indeed probable. This l~iug the aess cefs
tain CONCLUSION which all thinking Ind sffrciing ines
will cenr. makes to my mind IN itfssia,ibs sfgumrut
in fsv Of NcAdsmzed rad. and Of its capacity ID
evcope surely the resouces of Southwestern Wis
gnin.
Unlike our Northern friend, sud Europeans, Virgins
ans and p,cnlnry So Western Virginsns, are slow IL
belrvc in .n,,r nrentions and the greater pity II il
They are ool rc,y sio,r in awaiting themselves Of
such a- have been provei of value And mhst W.
mny feel regret thai people far behind the Yam
KEGS 10 sczing hold of and adapting Tie grea, improve
nents ri the age 10 their every day wants. yet we ara
hound. from considerations II policy aud cnnmnn sensr.
vhen concert any prnt measure for their (nti) he
net adop, that which will not only appear reasona-
he bn, which has in slf al the substantial elements Of
praeiicabts anti a,,ty. Such IL n ,ftalamised road
have no statistics by me-. mr. do retsllect Ia have
any; bn am under the impression that On good
road u this kind. The same team can carry ahon, $50
per cent than OF mild road and must be able 10
travel the year round 100 per rent farther per day; and
tho smooth surface Of HE Rad producing much less
wear and tear than run,en rnad- would of Necessity
vrry rcace lhr ionnape than half of The
present rates. Tho firm. seady and crrlain character
NJ a stone road would inspire n lasting confidence IN
rapiali.ls WIN wAd VERY soen avail themselves " o
immense agricultural mud nineinl Of SAITH
western N,rpinn. But bewarrl q beware 1T a
Rail knsH nr onre constructed and II should prore
taiiwrs. consequence. blasting and destroying sll
oher modes IL cunve vance hall century will hardly
recovcr from the shock - More aion.
BALl.Y-HACK.
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ron THE vIRGiNtAN.
LETTERS FROM THE { OUNTRY-No. 3.
Under an Odb, October, 1915.


Desiring all the great curosilies of this region
of the country have abandoned my accustomed launts
for short time; and, since writing my last letter. have
visited me Natural Bridge And now somew hal in
tip,ed in body resume my accustomed seat 10 give
hasy sketch of this agreeable irip and To attempt TO
describe The greatest curiosity within the Limits VI Er
pina
The sun had just arisen from his couch, and as il
refreshed by his SAUNDERS, was pouring "A stream of
clear unclouded lqht over hill and valley causing the
dew drops, which like tears for his absence, had accu
mulaed on every tree and shrub aud flower. To nsen
with silvery hoe and pIitierng only to vanish All
nature seemed 10 rejoice and smile with delight at his
REMEMBRANCE when with hiph spirits we spranp into
our saddles, and bidding farewell 10 all behind sat forth
on our Journey as merry party as ever The sun shone
upon. Our plan was 10 reach the Lexington lhrnpke
bv the nearest carriage route being coupeed TO lake
this vehicle along with US for The benefit of The ladies'
whose presence VAS ndisrensbly necessary To conp
the happiness of the party and after travelling Tor s,mn
time over road which II would be charitable To dignity
by the simple title Of bad we reached the turnpike and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
THE GENUINE PAT E.NT
GALV ANIC RINGS
.Qud (hriyfip'S .HNglefSc ExNsH

TUyHiS remarkable discovery has received the univer
sal appreciation Of the medical profession Of Grea
B.tain has now been sufficiently before the American
public give fair test of its power and elcacy-Ihe
Gavanic Rings have long been used with perfect
in all cases Of RIlEUMATlSM, acute chronic, apply
ing to the head, face limbs; G,ut, Tic Dooreaux,
'Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Paralysis. Palsy. Epilepsy, Fits
Cramp Palpitaou OF the Heart, Apopexy, Stiffness Of
joints, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia, Gene
raj Debility, Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and all
Nervous Disorders.
Their extraordinary effects upon The system must be
Witnessed 10 be believed; and as certain PREVENTIVE
for the above complaints they equally to be recon-
mended
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BANDS, BRACE
LET'S, sc.
In some complaints OF very character and o
long standing the power obtained by the Galvanic Rings
is sufficient arrest the progress of disease, and
ultimately restnre health. The improved modification
in the Galvanc Belts Bands, Bracelets &C., entirely
remedies this objection. Any degree of power that is
qured can easily be obtained, and disease which the
mysterious agent Of Galvanlsn can effect, will TAIL TO be
permanently relieved.
Certificates bearing strongest witness of the extraor
binary effects of these articles daily accommodating,
and we al liberty TO refer to number of persons N
LyncIburg aid vicinity, who have used them.
The Genuine Gavanc Rings and Fluid only to
be oblainrduf WILLIAMS VICTOR,
Sole .1genis.
Who have recently received an addition to their assort
neu.. II fine Jewelry, Watches, &c.,
OU9 IL
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EDGEVVORTn SEMINARY,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, Va.
MRS. F.. V. LOMAX. having associated MRS,
Xvl JANE TAYLoE WORTHlNGrON in The
management of this Institution, its exercises will be con-
tlnued upon the same terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons Of this Tnstitu-
ton. take pleasure in assuring the public that an expert.
ence Of twelve months enables them recommend Mrs.
+, V. I.omax. as lady who has in every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
They are satisfied that The connection ammo unced above
viii ensure 10 these interested in Female Education ad
va"ages for the improvement cfthe minds and the for,
a"n Of me manners OF pupils inferior To in Viz
GINA. WILLIAM TERRY,
VIM M. BURWELL,
WIN DICKINSON, JR
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SfiUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN. COOK,
g.. w WlNGFIELD,
JNO F. SALE,
SAM'L RITCHEY,
DIR. THO. P. MITCHELL,
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSTEAD OrEY.
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R1Cll.lXD ~. 7OLER, Editor.
EElGMlS
o. The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
7, ,~biisaed semweekiy, (crcry Monday AID Thursday
by STATHANi, BILLIARD 4 TOWNLEY.
4. F,vy Dollars per sanns, payable IN adramee. No s'b
.,,t,sm s,i rscsredtor shorter time than sir months
80 ~. ,opev seiu BE- discontinued (ercept at the discretion
.r.hs Ed;fors,) until all arearases are paid
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
,.usrs for iess) for every form insertion and i
psr SQUARE Tor ss) ecery outer form insertion
EvERf ADVERTISER IS required to note, on h's
manuscript hoo long he ~'es his advertisements se'ed
- a,,m,ut not 80 noted ,cdi be inserted till its dis
.nf;n,,auce be ordered
FOR YEARLY DVERTISLNG the terms are for
"a. ,rrilese Of Squares $40 for one square, s25 Jo'
on. sq,are, inner form, S35 Ecey yearly Advertiser
viii Be required conGne his advertising to hspdrc"
~ line Of business.
q. JOB PRINTING erec"ted neatly ana erped"'o"'
" and on reasonable terms.
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ron THE viRoiNiAN.
SOUTH WESTERN ROAD

Sol III W ESlFltN ROAD.
In thr conclusion Of my communication Of the 25tb
nlimo. proposed in anohcr chapter To speak Of the
relative advantages uf McAdamized or itali Road ms
aiorIine speedy, cheap and certain mode of convey.
nnce and nf consequence greater DEVELOPMENT Of III.
resources Of The con ry 1t IL lcspnrd 10 benefit hive
afendy attempted 10 show that Me iIamized road will
be most accepabe 10 he people Of South Western Vr
pina aud that its advantages IN other respects will
yreniy outweigh all The bons,ed advantages Of the Raj
Road To move that il will be The throprr n,dIe nm
Tree 10 admit npnns field for much speena ton and the
ory-and enthusiasts on either side of III, prposoo
may find nple scope for their lancifnl n,l,ous II ia
pfoper how ever thai we should conine ourselyes 10
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valuable Land fO,. Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishes TO sell his Tract
J. Of Lnnd, lying in Campbell county. ON O,lsr
RIVER twenty miles son,hwes, Of LyRchburg, adjoining
the Lands Of Capt. Charles An,hony,
cOsitaiNimg 223 acres,
Abdht 100 of which are valuable river and creek low
grounds. This Land ID well wateted anti well adapted
the growth Of tobacco. and lies in healthy and agree
able neghborhood. There will he sb Ut forty bushels
Of wheat sown on the plantation this fall. Pssessia,
can be had the LIST day Of January mex, ar earlier il
cessary. A farther description Of The land 10 deemed
unnecessaty as any person wishing buy can examine
for themselves
Terms liberal, and maze known on application 10 the
subscriber living IN heesville, Campbell.
SAMUEL C. TARDY:
Sent. 8 Pan
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WOOD LAND,
DVILLI.f.N II. YsOU.V a.,
~ the old stand OF
BRYANT 4 YOUNG,

nov teceiying aud has IN s,orr his fall stock Of
GROCERIES,.
which he has recently bought in lite Norihvfn Mstkrls
ior cash oiy and hs pledges himself Ia sell Inv a.
any house in the upper country. Tho io"~ng como
80 hhds por,o Rico and N. o. Sugar.
6 q Cuba clarified and ~. Cro,x do
10 boxes LuaI Sugar.
1926 bags k,o Lagulra and Java Codes.
$50 sncks Salt,
20 hhds. aud hbl. Molassea,
hhds splendid 2. kico DO MI retailing,
10000 lbs Bale Cotton Lesksville and other Factoa
res,
400 sides good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 Ions Bar lrm,
5000 his nice iacun sides,
20 bills. pu,e Tanners Oil,
90 bales Couon Oanaburgs and pomes'tcs,
ION Bllstcted Steel,
500 lbs. Shear do
100 kegs Nas and Btads,
2 cefoons bes, Caracas indigo,
90 kegs RIFE Povdeb
80 bags Shot,
5OO lbs. Lead.
10 boxes Glass;
z ti-rces Rice.
40 boxes Candles,
20 boxes Soap,
20 - aud caddies Tea.
! cheat very superior do
~ pipes pure French Brandy
~ bills. American do
% '' Apple do
Peach dc
10 N. f.. RAM
| OLD Jamaica Rum,
8 - Gin,
20 S. NJ. Wins.
10 Sweet Malaga d.
90 ' Old Rye Whi.kry,
25 Keclilied do
100 " cunmon do
casks iundor Porter,
2 tens lios@ Ware.
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A lSO,

Pepper, Ginger, Allspics. Nuimegs. Maddtr. AlIdm,
Wine Lead, Hats, Blankets. Demj hns, jugs, Buck
e,, Grndsones Calicoes l'ed,ickng, Nankeen, and
fact every ancle usually Kept in ene'l an establishment
lie socIs call from his old customers; wis have
literally pntonsed him, well the public generally
Sept. ~ Is
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usOyNETS! BONNETS =!

HAVING just returned from the
! !:
MNENNA North, we have the pleasure Of Offering
MEN, the finest lot Of Millenary we have ev'
~ cTXJ or opened in Lynchburg.
~CZ<Hw We invite particular attention to our
~ III W. Velvets, Satins, Plumes and Ribbons
N ALso-A few choice pieces OF black
ri " Velveis and FTinges for Cardinals.
Call and see. X. HENNING.
Oct 9 At
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sEGARs: sEGARs. sEGARs."

cSf received, on consignment. 100. 900 Seears of
Gu we following brands:-2000O Justo SAM Principe
I, y. 10000 Havana La Norma; 10000 Dolnes-
ia Ia t,"rma; 10000 Texas; 10000 Rex.
.o,a ABOVE are open for examination and will be
mi. Wholesale, cheaper than ever before offered in
market to close consgnmsn,s Terms, cash or
''''''s credit for negotiable paper.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'r.
o., y pIanle front building opposite the Bank.
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n Sale Of RcNl Estate.

i WILL ouef. nj public aurtoh, On mo I'm day III
1 ar1, oon,h. The |lnwirg proI~r,y, to ~it:
Ono hundred and sisy .nvt lee, If Gtound. m Main
street, orrsr my rteseut dwelling, Alan. one hun
dred And sixty five fre, of6nd. a, The junction II" JEFF
t-rspn street and F"of,h Alley. Al.,. one slnsss 81
Ground, containing four Lo,s. On tho Turnpike, adtin-
Ing Alexander Ligea','s 6cM. As'. IN ,ls ah,h sda
Of Inc Turnpike. communicating Al Twelfth slfest. FOUR
Squares, containing sk,esn half acre Ia,ta.
This property, with the suam frs, named. afford thu
splendid and comtrabt building ai,es abbu Lynch.
burg. The above o's will be divided 10 sd purchasers
will also sell piece Of
WOOD LAND,
On tho rad leading Ia Campbell cout ho,sr At the three
mile stone. containing over one hundred acres.
credit Of eight. sixteen aud W., NV Ef mohka will
he given, but The whole amount Of the purchase money
may be deferred TIL the end ol tho two years. The pnr-
chaser paying interest annually an the whole samha
debt To he secured ny good security and tho title reaias
ed until HE property is paid for
WILLIAM DAVIS, in.
10Th mo. 6 WIN
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JOB WORK,
Executed with Ncatacss and DispatCh
1T THIS OFFICE.
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Sept. 8
Soap and Candle freshness.

Soap and Candle BNstnesS.
VTVHE SUBSCRIBER having bought Of Mr.. FL II.
u Folkes his entire interest in the Ranutactufs Of
Soap. Candles, &C.,
viii continne the business Mr. Folkess former facto-
tor v near Poe's Tan Yard. He now lason hand and
viii constantly keep. large lot Of Soap Of different qusl-
iiies Iia will shortly have On hand Caadss VI al Nos.
made Of the best Iallow.
He wiil exchange Soap isr Ashes and Grease ct fair
price. r
Any one from the country having Tallow for sale,
will find ready market for cash. by ealing on him.
ALEX. SIMPSON,
Sep4 w
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Oct. 6
STOAEWARE! STONEwARE.:

NoliiER lot Of Stone Ware. Just received and
= y oF sale at The Factory price. by
D. w. MOORE,
o., Sign Of the big Pitcher.
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Pleasant X. Nlagaa,
John Mays,
+. b. Moore,
Mrs. Ann Nj. M.rgan,
% Signora G. f.. McCue.
I" Martha Mitchell,
Miss Ann Morgan,
" Nancy Miles,
d, " Virginia Moorman,
=" Patsy MINIS.
N.-lhos. A. Norman,
DIR. Thos. Nelson,
Mis-. Mary Neadham,
Miss Ann Neel.
O.-Benjamin ID. Ouben-
+. J. o,ey, 4;
A. n. Overs,ree'.
Miss Parthena Oliver,
VIM. Oglesby,
David Ogsby,
Telford b. Oyler,
e. Oglesby.
P.--Ceo. w. Pettyjohn,
Rev. VIM. NJ. Pratt,
Zebidee Petty, 2;
J.. w. PEBBLES,
Geo. $. Palmer,
VIM. +. Peck,
John NJ. Perkins. 3;
Stewart Patterson or
Beverly Eames, 5
Ablzar Pierce, 2;
Stewart Patieson,
John Phelps,
John =. Philips,
VIM. +. Peck,
Richard Petit,
WIN. Patterson,
Mrs. Martha G.. Poindextcr.
R.-Jas. Rowland,
WIN. b. Roane, . 2;
John Rucker,
A. ID. Raine.
Bernard Rucker,
Jacob Rnmbough, 2;
John Raine,
j. II. Ramey,
George Ryan.
George w. Ryan,
Mrs. Amy Ryan,
" Missouri Rowden, 2;
- Naomi Ryan,
Miss Polly Rouse.
Messrs. Robinson 4 Co.
S.-Rlch'd Swims,
Peter Slrein,
Alex. Simpson, 2;
Alex. Steel,
John w. Scott,
4;Hugh X. Scott,
VIM. A. Staples,
Abran Snyder,
Jesse Salmons,
Jas. Nj. Sione.
Sam'l NJ. Slaughter,
Sclpio Smith,
Allcajah Stone,
John f.. Swinney,
Henry Sticks.
Rev. A. B. Smith,
Patrick Spalane,
WIN. Sltlzelr.
A. Simpson,
, Dan'l d. 7. Sauirss,
And. Sexton,
Edw'd Slegall,
Farmer Sinkler,
Messrs. Il. N. Sandsrssa 4
Co.
Mrs. Susan L. Stockton.
'' Sophia Sumpter,
Miss Jane F.. Scott,
:" Susan A. Snead,
/" Mary F.. l.. Shelton,
Mrs. Lucinda Scott.
T.-Wm. c. rompkins.
4;
Solomon Tanner.
Rev. b. II. Tucker,
David Thomas.
Nathan b. Thurman,
A. ID. Tyree, 2;
Joseph NJ. Terry,
John .. Taylor
Sam'l Turner,
Alfred A. Thornton,
J.. NJ. Taylor,
Thos. b. Terry.
Rev. Jos. c. 1'insley,
WIN. A. Thompson.
Nj. +. Tredway u others,
Dnn'I Tlbbs,
Mrs. Mary f.. Terry,
!" Mary A. Thurman,
Miss ANA J. Thornton,
d" Rosanna 'l'insley.
p" Frances 1insley.
" Lucy M. Turner.
U.-Adam Updegraf.
V.-Dr. Geo. Vandellnde
Joseph f. Venable, 2;
Geo. Vermillion.
W.-James d. Wood,
VIM. l.. Wrenn,
Chas. NJ. Williams,
WIN. A. Wharton,
John w. Watson,
l.. NJ. Weaver,
John NJ. Wills,
y-Wal,er Williams,
WIN. A. White,
Sam'l IL. Warren, Sr.
N'cssrs. VIM. Wawhop s
Co., 9;
Joseph P. Wilkinson,
Benz. Watts,
Nelson Watson,
Moses Watts.
Mrs. Lenan Watts,
" Harriet T.. Ward,
+" Nancy Woods,
" Matilda Wilks,
+" Watkins,
Miss Margaret Walker,
" Harriet Wait.
lnitials.-L. II. ".
J. G.. S. 2;
l.. Ii. TRIGG, p. Nj.
st
WORK,
lsncss and DispatCh
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: w w. L.. DDiiiii,
WIN. Is. Brown,
NJ. Breahin,
Richard Butler,
Lewis Barrel,
Mrs. Martha Bryant,
Miss Pocahonias Boiling,
" Ca,harlne J. Blanks,
Paul Brouillet.
C.-Hugh n. Craw for
8;
Cornelius Crow,
John Coleman,
Zearell Crowder,
James Galloway,
DR.. Paul j. Darlington.
A. Cross.
John Grouse,
Washinglon Chlloo,
Edward { Cook, 2;
w. II. Canada,
Benz. l.. Curtis,
" M. Cook,
John Christian,
Mrs. Edward Darlington,
" Elizabeth Camm,
" Mary A. Nj. Chaplin.
Il" Patience Garter,
" John X. Campbell.
D.-Alex. Denholm,
Chas. w. Dawson,
w. S. Dickson,
Alex. Doniphan, 2;
John Day.
T.. {. Dixon,
WIN. Dolare,
J. Ii. Davis,
! WIN. Davis,
Philip Duffy,
John Dunlavev,
Mann II. Davis,
John Darracott,
| Peter Dawson,
Mrs. Adeline Dorsey.
E..--Wm. Elliott,
WIN. Edwards,
Ihos. A. Edwards,
+. j. Early.
F.-DavlI Farley, 2;
Mr.. Falweil,
DR.. S. 5. Fitch,
Mr.. Fletcher,
SiIas Fairbarn.
Lucian b. Fletcher,
Joshua Ferguson,
Joseph Fairfax,
Robert franklin, Jr.
Mrs. Susan Fisher,
" Sally l.. Folkes, 2;
Miss Mary Fletcher,
Master A. Fletcher.
G.-Peyton Graveley,
r.. j. Goode,
VIM. Gibbony,
James Gonldlng,
Geo. Gibbs,
Archibald Govan.
Rev. VIM. Gwigan,
+. NJ Goolsby,
Jas. Gilmore,
Matthew G. Glenn,
Samuel Glover,
WIN. Golf,
Miss Mary A. Gray,
" Ann W. Gise,
H.-Wm. w. Howell
John J. Husband,
Fred. Haks.
VIM. F. Harris, 2;
Rev. II. N. Howell,
Gilber, Hoy,he,
DIR. P. e. Hairston,
Nelson Harvey,
Geo. w. Hoy., 2;
VIM. Henry.
Capt. 2. E. Harrison,
Berriman Hughes,
Jas. Harris,
JAS. l.. Harris,
Thos. Hunter,
John +. Hargrove,
Patrick II. Hill,
Mrs. Obadiah Hill,
a." Mary Harris,
Miss Sarah lieffernan,
d" Lucy A. r. Harris.
" Mary Ann Hill,
g Susan Hill,
Mike Hart.
j. II. Irvine,
WIN. Jones, 2;
A. D.Johnstoo,
Bill Jessup,
Chas. 5. Jones,
Capt. William Irvine,
Ro5t. johnson,
Clement Jennings,
John II. Jameson,
Booker jones,
Joel w. lage,
John c. Johnston,
f.. c. Jennings,
Mrs. Frances Jones.
" Pa'sey jackson.
+" Ann +. Irvine,
" Martha B. jordan,
Miss Ca,harlne Jordan,
i" Harriet A. Irvine.
K.-Chas. II. Kent,
Starr b. Knox,
n. kenneson.
L.-Ilenry l.. Ian.
horne, Jr.
Col. A. Long, a;
Sam'l Lancaster.
WIN. c. Lumsden s. Co.
John 2. Lewis,
Long & Dickinson,
Rev. John Long,
DR.. l.. e Lee,
l.. G. LOOMS,
Presly {. Lane,
Justin Little,
David Lane,
Mrs. Eliza II. Long.
NIL. II. Meredith,
Hill McCraw,
Edwin Mathews, D;
Oct. 6
JOB
Executed with Ne
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LIST OF LETTERS,

4 , EMAlNlNG IN the Post Office in Lynchburg on
Il 4 The LIST day Of October, 1916:
Persons calling Tor letters will please say they ad,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
Settling Off.
NOTICE
and-holders and their Agents,

To Nonresident Land holders and their Agents,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That an Act Of
Y the General Assembly of the State Of Arkansas
entitled IAN authorize residents Of this State.
and others owning lands and town lots in counties in
which they shall not reside, 10 pay taxes upon such
lands and town lots directly into the State Treasury,
should they prefer doing" approyed sth January,
l645, authorizes nonresde Its Of the Statc and cii-
owning lands town lots IN counties in which
they DO reside to pay the State and county taxes
thereon. into the StateTrcasury.
Every person wishing TO pay taxes under this act
agent; must fle 10 be filed Ia he Of
fee of the Auditor of Public Accounts under OATH an
accurate list, and desert pton Of the lands and tow
lots upOu which he shall wish to pay taxes rtng tho
value of such town lots, and describing the lands by
townships, range. section lot, part there and III
number of acres in each PARTICULAR tract or 5tyisO
thereof and the value Of each tract subt per
acre. provided that land shall be valued essthan
three dollars per acre., and the Of the county in
which the shall be situate. Non.resIdents WHO
have filed caused to be filed with the Auditor iiss
of their lands and town lots for taxation for the year
lS45 can upon the conditions Of the act aforesaid, pay
their for the year 1915, upon lands any part u
this State directly into the State Treasury at Little
Rock at any time before the first Monday Of August
next. , -
The Auditor is required 10 ascertain the amoun OF
State and county due lands in such cases. and
TO furnish statement thereof to the persons wishing to
pay the same ard the State Treasurer upon the pre-.
sentaon OF such statement required to receive the
and grant duplicate receipts therefore, ono Of
which is TO be filed with the Auditor, who, thersupon
is required to grant certificate under his official sea
show that payment of the has been made pro-
vded that the person paying such taxes shall pay 10
the Auditor fifty cents Tor each tract lot subdivision
upon which the taxes shall have been paid.
ELIAS N CONWAY, yuditor
Of Public Accounts OF the State Of Arks .. .
AupIroRs OFFICE, Little Rock, Ark's 18th Jan.
1915. 4-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-22
NEW STORE AND NEW
<iDOEsS,

M SIlENKLOSKI has just arrived, direct from
w. New York, with a fine assortment of DRY
GOODS, consisting of the following articles: Fancy
striped silks black and bluc-bl4ck bombazmes Grape
dc aincs; chuslns; Orleans cloh broad CLOTH French
and American prints; Irish linen linen cambria hdkfs.;
Madras do French needle worked collars; silk,
ed and WOODEN shawls black silk hose; black and white
cotton hose: mixed and unblcachcd h,lf hose India
rubber suspender; and great many other ltic les i'll
the dry goods line too numerous to mention:
Also, JEWELRl, consisting OF a splendid assort-
men, of fine gold, patent and detached lever Watch
es; gold chains and gold pencil cases. All of which
will be sold at the lowest pliccs
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves. Country merchants who are
in want Of any Of the above mentioned ariclcs will
fnd it to their interest to call at this store. o.
Store on Main st. in the house Of M. j. r. Smith
March lJ-5-tf