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GREAT HISTORICAL WORKS.

.No,c in the course Of Publication on The Chsap Plan.
HISTORY OF FRANCE-From The earliest pc
IL rod TO the present ,ime by NJ. Mlchelel Prof
Shrpleant Ia Faculle DIES Leltres &c. Translated BY
G. II. Smith. +. G.S
'lhe celebrity Of This work on the Continent, and
the want IN the English Literature of COED history of
France. has induced the publishers TO introduce il 10 the
American public al price within the means of al -
The Edinburgh, Foreign Quarterly aud other established
Reviews have urged the Necessity and advantage of its
being introduced by translation the English reader
To be completed in $ Nos at 25 cts. each Two Nos
OF The American edition containing volume of the Paris
at one third the cost.
History of Greece. By The r. Rev. Common
fhirlwall, Lord Bishop of ST. Davd's To be compile
ted in-s Nos. at 25 cts. each
The History of the Consulate and Empire under Ma
poleon by Nj. A. Theirs, late Prime Minister Of
France author of The History of the French Reyou.
tion." Translated from the French, by d. f. Csmp.
bell and H. w Herbert with notes and additions and
embellished with full length portrait of Napoleon.
lobe completed in 10 Nos. at only l2, cents each.
The first No. of the History of France,
| -Four Nus. of the History VI Greece. and
The first No Of the History Of the Consulate and En-.
pre under Napoleon. are just published by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fores and Music 1877
Vain ST., Richmond
Richmond, Feb. 10 ,sif
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OBITUARY..


Died. her 'a'he,s residence. IN hoanoRe county, on
the I'm January or pulmonary atcuon' age' 10 years.
Miss r.LZAbtrh 4 Ely TOM e'oes, oaash'ef VI So'
"m' M. rey 'o"ruee"y 'a"e"eo ny al VINO Ane"
hef. ne "i''e' VI ms, saw "e' III way ias'' ae' d"
interval o many sea!s Jos' s"o' up i''o cary wohah-
hood, iosey asa 'a''e, 'ohoes WISHES "suio DESIRE
OF "se' urea" o''' f""'-ye' 50 naS',e a"' u
ca'e '"at '"e eAPenenreo rye oou'u easy e" oe'ec'
Inc nev.aoe certainty OF "ei "''s marked 'of an cary
"',o , Ja. nJ h., $1,000. a . a. ,"e INV
,',,aa h,,n =, Tho ws,ue, symn,,bv If liz t.nJs e.
~. ha",, viii ,.n,,.l I'm, snd so.r..i, H., l.ss En-
~, ~. .aaas,y az H.; h, 80 A, 10 al 49,
.son ss H. ,hs L,v.J n ~. r,v. a.,"o,v s,n,noas
al rho ,,s, n ,ocns. nJ f., mi, na,a, va,
nsnl,nee mn, sl,nh,.s ,,,nd ,,h c,o,;ns ~ n. l,s,
Iny f,,,n,,., are then r.membered win s,nx. & ,yn
T., Inn 1ho a, ,h,, d,s,d hmm, ,xban ,en,,s ,n,e NV.
l,,s n mall ,,n.nsn, should h,v. snhs,,n,.i .,,,ss
-, sef ,ccusa,,,ni Nav If ,h.,a he ,n,h;nn on,s NJ.
him, If which II, accnse ynn,s.f ,a.c,;n vi. .n;,.
3, ,hmsand ,h;ngs wbi.b ,n,ah, have h,eo don.i IN,
,hs ia weakness and n,ghI IN he r.n,.ssad. and m,
s,,mg mind should E,rce itself IA dwell IN few s;mnle
,m6s-,ha, death is our necessary lot. and that as evil
,,,sd,,in,es over ,,od in this ,,,,ld and ,,b,,,;,oes
nver b.,un.ss .snoci,y "a AZ. ,Jy,,oa i; Iic e. ,ha
e,tle, .o J;a IA. ne ,,,sarv ~. s.ao ,J ,h;L
all ,es have acc,rdinelv esteemed tho d.,,h If
The y,uuy ba,nv Rn, ,bsre ,s ,oe ,r,nnsn, # anso.
l,,n ,.l77h ~ ;,, ., ,, /.,.;,I ;,, - \
b.os leave Il, address II, his hs,y. friends IN R..nnLs
which ,bs,, ,,n xn,en, h,s ,,, ,a, s,n,,,.d I, i;
,h,, Inn. ,l No., ..I ,a...l 49,. " H. L., b..
living, thew nav think nc,,d,hle - will 90 disn,se ,bm
,h, ,he, w,nlJ nv, ,a..ll ,ha;, ia Nj ~.
worlds, A., far worlds Ihat her lender frame m,h, ;,
gam be racked with the panus OF mortal desease her
spri, again encuuuer the goon,y valley Of The shadow
OF D.al The COW elton that This is So ought 10 abridpe
the period Of mourning and anticipate that Of resp ion
when recollection comes unattended by pain but with
,hmgh,s Of INDY affection and "heaveniy passive
melancholy"
a, his residence near Salem R,a,,ke Co m
the 27,, Of January. ISIS. Mn W,IrI,y " nroY.
in The Ooh wear Of his ace The M. and yiI,u.s a,
this venerable man meri, mo,e extended no,;ce than
be Qven the object of what is here written be-
ing chiefly to inform very large circle If acquainian-
and kindred Of his DEATH II will be satisfactory To
them IN learn tina, tho ~, ,ns, r b;s do,h , !, no,
feet consistency with his character as man and as
Christian Possessed great simplicity of manners: act
ing with strict integrity in all his dealings and pracii-
sing the most rigid truth in all he uttered. he died as
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Com d, iSsiOuer's Sale.

N pursuance at the decree Of the circuit superior
court OF law and chaneery. for the county oi Mel
son, pronounced The s,h day o October lsii in the
case OF Clifford Cabel against Loudons. Willingham
Dfewry, and others. The undersigned. appointed u
Commissioner Tor that purpose, will Wednesday. the
tho i2th day ol March nexi. the Of New Mar
ke, IN ,he county Of Nelson. sell puhlc auction In
The highest bidder the Freight Boat. Gabriel Tar to-
geihef with her rigging gear tackle and appnrienances
As much cash will be required. will delrsy the ex.
renses oil sale and lor the residue credit Of mnnths
VIII be given. taking hom the purchaser bond with APP.
proved security. NM. H. DlGGES.
Sheriff g Nelson County
Feb. 10 I'm
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RICHMOND MARK FITS.

For the week ending February 1915.
1obacco-Recelpls Ibis week have increased; there
rates are supported. We quote Lugs 81 G5 a 2. com
mon leaf q 3; good 81 5. Fine. none in market
Loose parcels 81 70ao.. Fine manufacturing, NOME
would command 81 $40.
Ftow-Last sales Of Canal superfne at $4,l23 tc
81 lS,.
Whcat-GoM red Wheat 92l o5 cenls--slricy
prime whi,e 81 cents per tushel.
Corn-40 cts. per bnslel.
Brand -O'ard, Dupuy s. Co. SO 25a 9 so; A.
Seignetie 81 25 80 Imitation 40a 50 cents; SAFE
s3s; Peach dull at 80 elsa ST.. Prices nominal.
Uhishey--We quote bbs. at IS cents; hhds % cts
Rum.-N England, in bhs.. held at % els.
Prorisions-Bacop New g. II cts, Hams s cts;
sides, Baltimore and Western. 6l cts; Va 4 shoulders
81 Cts. No old Bacon in market. Lard: u.
Buiier-M Mountain, wholesale, for common from 0
to IA cts per Id. and scarce. Fresh Buerom IL 10 Is
Cafitc-For Cattle from the scales. gross weight,
So 00 81 so; according 10 quality MuTToN a
5 cenis gross; nett IA cents. according To quality.
Hoes: Wholesale 81 62s IS; retail 81 rs per 100
lbs.
Co6ee-Rio az cents; ST. Domingo 81 81; La.
guyra Il, Java Ga I0i.
Ieas-Imperlal and Gunpowder 55cts. a 81 25 per
h. Black 35 60 cts.
Sugms.-New Dreams Sugars 80 a 81 cts for good
to prince Porto Rico 81 u; ST, Croix 7sa9 New Or
leans sa5i for common 10 good fair.
.lIala.ses trinidad 25 rsnis Porto Rico 25; n Or
leans in bbs. 80 in hall do. 26s II cents.
Fiarseed-$l 20.
Bees.rax.-27 cts.
Oh-Win,er sperm 81 90; whale "A cts: teached
do. So; Linseed IS.
Coa-lO to Is CTS. per bushcl; best Clover Hill 20
cts.
Cotton.-5 .a6 cts per ID.
Cotton Yarns-Rchnond and Manchester Factory
Prices) Nos to T2, Is cts; Nos. IL to 20, l9c's.
Candles ralIow salos; Sperm 3oa32; Iul!'s Pa
ent l2tal3 cts per ID.
Ecathers-30a32 cts. per h. for live geese.
FIa.-llerrnss: New NJ. !, 81; NJ No. 2 in mar '
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Wio disputes IL nobody 1t has now become an 81.
~ fabi,shed faef that DIR. Wistar's Bal.am Of Wild
cherr, the best remed, known Tor preventing con
sumption hs eertanl, and speedily curing every disease
Leads to this mos. fatal maaa,CouRhs, Colds Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Asthma Liver Complaint Get, etc. yield
To ITS marvellous powerand of Of supposed
confirmed Consumption have been completed, cured after
the best physicians have declared that death
MIR james Sage of Watere, N. ", restored to per.
ieet health by the Balsam amer the best doctors Oneida
County pronounced his be hopeless consumption
so OF Thomas cozens, Of liaddonfcld ~ j. after he had
peen gwen up Ia die ethe published statements OF each
ease-so aucsted that all pasf believe.
The above valuable Medicine is ior sale by
ID X. LYMAN, Druggist, Lyaehbwg, Ia
Feb. 10 II
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LYNCnBURG MARKET.

for The ,ceek ending Saturday. February sh. 1915.
The weather has been culd the pss, xerk that bo,
little has been doue. Inc weather is turning warmer
however, and We hope tina. business will b., bette, the
ensuing week.
The below is cor'ec, statement Of the Marke, for the
past week.
- iobdcco.-Old Lugs, 81 20 TO GO; new nos. Al
GU TO So,oo and IN gpd demand Leaf nterior A. IN,
to- 80 common. 81 80 TO $50 middling AZ SO 10 co.
sooo sooo TO ioV; No fine manufacturing in market
would Command from $l0tol2
Ft0w.-$S,37i ,o3, 80 from wagons. from s,ore ON.
perhne -. 80 10 $500; Family 81 rs 10 A. 50 per bbl
Stork light, and in good demand r. ~
uhsat.-Red % to 67.; White 70 TO 72I cts. per
bushel. ~ ~
nfam'-oon Az to 40 cents per bnshe from wagon,
OATS sheat 81 10 50 per hundred cleaned from
wagons 22 to 25 cents; Rye, none in market.
Clover aud Grass Seeds -Some sales of Glove, Seed
At u from wagon, price generally from $3, so to S375
from store. 25 To $3.50 per bushel; Timothy,
10 ~, 80 per bushe.
f'rorisoas-Bacor. none in market. Beef 8 10
81 per hundred Meal, 40 cts per bushel from
wagon.
tish-Shad, $500 to 80 90 per bb.; Herrinvs No. |
4,5O; Mackerel, No. l.. Sl3, No 2, $3.50. No 3, IS
C9tee.-St. Domingo, ~ 10 s cents per h.; Rio. 7
TO cents lagura 9io 10 cents; Java, l3 To Is cts
Cuba z tuS.
Sugar.-Brown, New Orleans, 81 to cents per b.;
Porto Rico. Il 10 9 cents per h.; ST. Crox, 9 10 |
cents per H.; Loaf l2l 10 II cents per h. Several
hhds were sold at auclin the 9Th insi by Messrs
Talb, laner. al the following prices Porto Rico
IL 81 per h.; ST. Cork 6S 10 Il cents per TO-
Candtes.-1allow. l2i to 5 cents per b. Sperm. So
to 40 cents per h.; Hull Sons IS II cents per h.
Uhiskey.-Common. 2s 10 81 cents per gallon. from
wagon; from store. So to 81 cents. Recfed 40 TO Is
from wagon
B'andy.-Appe, 571 cents per gallon; Peach
70 cents per gallon
Cotton Kans.-Fac,ory prices: II TO Is cts. per Ii
assorted.
lon-l'ar Iron. 81 per ton from boats, so 10 IS from
Store. Pig S25 per ton
SteeL-i}lisiered, Ga to cents per h. German 5 Il
10 cen,s Shear ~ to rs cents per b. Cast Steel, q
To % cts. per ID.
Linseed Oh--70 10 rs cts. Lamp. 81, 90 to | sc
per gallon; Tanners, SIG 90 To 1000 per Dbl
Leather.--Good Sole. Ia to lSs cents per h.; Dam
aged Sole, 10 to l6 cents per ID.
Blasting 81 90 10 4.25 per keg; Rife, 80
so To 600 per key.
VooL-Wool. &c to 81 cents per b.; Wool Rolls. 81
TO 45 cents per h.
Coal and Hood. -Bluminous 25 cents per bushe
Anthracite. IS 90 per ton Oak and mixed Wood &.
III
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CLAY STATUE.

The Wing Ladies ii Pulaski county are requested to
NEE, at the Courthouse of said county, Saturday, the
ed day of February next, 10 take into consideration
the proprey of forming assca,ion, auxiliary 10 that
formed in the city of Richmond, for the erection oI a
statue in that city, in honor of Henry Clay. full at
tendance is desired.
Screral Uhig Ladies Of Pulaski.
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ket condemned IS. Shad &c.. Stock in frs, hands yer,
small and demand moderate.
Ga.-Ameriean 80 cts; Holland 81 a 81 Is per gal
Hides.-Green 10 cts. per h.; Spanish IL IA
cts.
Iron.-Pg sec, 10 So Swedes SIS per ton; Enslish
Sb5aS7o; fredegar lRch,nond mandatory xs0a90;
or Country Bar $77ias0.
Lime. 30 CENTS
PIasfer,-on the wharf 50 so. and scarce.
Sah,-from the wharf 81 5sal TO; from store 65.
Stock hand moderate
Sodp-For brown 3,a5 cts per h.; white and varie-
gated l2ali.
Steel.-American blisercd sos to 10 per ,on
Shot.-5.a5i cents per H..
FRElGHrS.
Nothing doing 10 loreign ports.
New iork-Flonr, per bb 25 cts; Coal. 7a7l cts.
per bushel; Tobacco, s. % per hhd Dukes 20 Kegs
25 els.
Boston Flour 80 cts; coal, | cents; Tobacco. per
Bamore-Coal 4.
Philadephia -Fleur, very little going; Tobacco. $2l
per hid; 20 Cts for bikes; 25 for kegs-but little
going; Coal, cents per bushe Richmond inca.
sure.
On THE C,N,L-To Lynchburg and intermediate
places. 10 cts. per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN; On London 10 l0i per cent PREM
DOMESTIC.
New York Checks AL
Philadelphia AL
Baltimore a |
n. Carolina Bank notes, large /, small dis.
South Carolina , do
savannah | do
Augusta | do
tennessee 3 de-
Alabama 10 a II do
Specie prem.
BANK AND STATE STOCKS.
Farmers Bank Stock %
Virginia Bank do IS
Exchange Bank do lOo
James River and kanawhs Bonds q9aalm
Six Per Cent State Stock lOialO5
Sale Of Stocks at The ErcLangc Hotel gesteraau
Farmers Bank Stock Sai 90
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad do % IS
CANAL COMMERCE.
.iriros by The James Rrcr and ka,a,ea Canal for The
quarter ending 3lst Dee, lSii-ri,:
l51ls hhds Tobacco
6i5 do Stems
9bf9 boxes manufactured do
1881 bbs Flour
,e2l bushels Wheat
5o5 do Corn and Meal
100 do Oats
7ais tons Pig Iron
Ala do Bar Iron
10ss9 do Coal
900 do Stone
UP LOADING,
l27o7 sacks Salt
Az, luns Plaster
80 do Coal
JAS. 2. TYLER. Toll aiherer.
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The following is from the "Money Article of the n
Y. Express. of February I'd:
1.-The tlghlness Of the money market continues, and
there does not appear To be any immediate prospe,
relief Seven per cent is obtained with ease and little
disposition is shown by the Banks extend their bust.
ness al This rate.
"Some failures in dry goods houses are reported. and
the prospect Tor business whose customers live in the
south aud southwest is moi good"
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OREGON

The bill for the occupation of Oregon has passed the
Mouse of Representatives by large majority. Before it
passed, il was ameaded that IL months notice should
h. given 70 Great Britain before take possession Of it,
If il should pass the Senate, we may expec. war To
on,w out of it.
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Jan. so
structures Of the lrcthra.

FuNlllS disease Is common, and often alarming
to demand the first and chief notice Of experlens
ced Physician.
There is no pa of the o,hra which may no, be mar
rowed by structure. The first symptoms of which
patient afflicted with this disease most frequently com
plains, an inability 10 retain his water 81 long
al obscure unasness about the seat and alteration
in the stream oi urine, which. instead OF being full and
equal is smaller than usual and is iked spiral
tered. The first aympiom just noticed compels the pa
tien to rise IN the night 10 void his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force il nec,s
sary lis complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit OF exering IN consequence OF The resistance mne
To the free passage OF the water by the structure Noc
turna emissions n common symptom of this com
plant; and sometimes there Is mucous discharge from
the Urethra, which is adherng 10 the bottom ofhe
receiving vessels. When the disease is of very ag-
gravated nature. the urine will often become quite
white. and be mixed with mntler or blood. there will be
great difficulty and pain in voidng the urine aud like
wise much general debility.
The immediate Of structure il slow innamma-
ton in the part affected. which occasions a lhickenng of
the canal and deposition of adhesive matter around that
hlckenng, an 10 produce dimnuton Of the dameter
Of the canal and that whatever gives Use consdera
BILE irritation IN the Uelhra, may prove OF slric
there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
Gonorrh9a; or il may be induced by drinking or riding
hard, and by direct injury Of the part When pa
ten aboring under Gonorrh9a is mprudeni in
dnlge IN hard riding and lee drinking. he exposes him
se'l W Inc h"s poWsIin cahs's VI 'he present aany,
and such as rarely fail 10 produce II in lis worst forms.
When patient is able procure the assistance of an
able medical practitioner, ho should immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly adhere to the instructions
given; but, unhapplly. ignorance aud inaltenon
81 much common than their oppostes and is nm
ndspniabe fact that vast number of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find it difficult matter To OBJ
tain judicous and efficient aid; and even who
oy ample pecuninry attain it only after long
and painful Search
DIR. HARTLEY is not uniusily celebrated for the re
mova and OF structure of the urehra, number of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch of the
pfoesson fully warrants The assertion thai he will un-
deake the worst aud most prolraeled cases. and effect
perfect cure. References given if required.
o. Office one door below the Trinity Church. At
tendance all hours during the day and evening.
Richmond Dec. 10 ,s if
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L.z.N'D N.ILE.

obedience to the order of the woshpful, the county
court OF Campbell, the case oflrvine u.s. Irvine
ct al pronounced at the November term 1874 the un
dersgned commissioners therein appointed will on FRS
day. The 7lh day Of February next. il fair, il not the
next fair day thereafter upon the premises, proceed to
sell, at auction. 10 the highest bidder, the
TRACT OF LAND,
IN the said decree mentioned, formerly owned BY
Samuel Irvine, deceased and allotted to his widow in
dover, containing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES. be
the same more less; adjoining the Lands of Achilles
ID. Johnson and WIN. Norvell's estate near the Qua.
ker Meeting house some three miles from Lynchburg.
The Land will be sold in lots II abounds in valua-
BILE timber and firewood. The soil is productive
TERMS.
One-en,h part ofthe purchase money in cash, and
the balance credit ofone, two and three years, in
equal nsalments from The day of sale. Bond with
good security will be required from the purchasers and
the title withheld until payment be made. Pais and
surveys will be exhibited the day of sale and in the
meantime, Mr.. A. d. johnson will show the Lands 10
any person who may be disposed 10 view them.
CfIAS. w. CIiRISTlAN,} ca,
A. d. JOHNSON, N"" 10
Jan.2 t7F
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CHEAP DO.NENTICS.

VIE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for the "Rotherwood'
raeiorv, kingsport, Tennessee, offers for sale
~ bales very stout A Sheetings. in which will
De sold bargain GEO. BAGBY.
Jan. 10 ,s,f
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NEW CO.PAusTNE,sAulp

NEW CO.PAIsTNEssAn
1OHN HOLIlNS avails himself of this method Of
- returning his grea,iul acknow le9pments To his
friends aud customers generally for The very liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed upon him, aad Of informing
them that having The first OF the present month"; form
ed co-artnershp with his brother, Martin llollns late
OF the city of Richmond, the business in which he has
been so long engaged will in future be carried ON at his
old stand, IN the name aud style of
J. & M. TIoLLINS,
and on behalf OF the firm thus formed he asks of his
friends and customers continuation of their favours
}. \ Nj. liollins have now hand a large assert
ment Of
Groceries or erery Kind,
consisting in part Of
80 hhds. ST Croix. p. r. and N. O. Sugars.
zoo bags Rio, Iaguira. Cuba and ST. Domingo Coffee
20 bags superior Old Java do do
Is boxes double and single Loaf Sugar,
Lump do
200 sacks Salt
Soe and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Cotton Yarns,
Domes,ics, &c, which they are determined to sell as
low for cash in exchange for country produce rs any
other establishment in this place.
JOHN HOLLINS,
MARTIN HOLLlNS.
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vALuADL TRACT OF LAND,
pOst.poncnicRt.

by direction Of the court. the sale Of the above ndsor
ised property is postponed mill Thursday, The 9Th o
February, when will take place as the decree orders
before The auction house Of .lesus. Payne s Turner
The sale will be without fesrfve
L. l.. MoSnY, Con'r.
Feb l3F-H
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TAVERN ESTABLlSIIMEN Il
For Sale.

VIE TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT at Halifax
Ta,,,. toa.'houss. purchased by William Sanper Of
0' S'esa'ees, wish to sell. There about
1o4 ACRES OF LAND,
o,. ,1 u which is very gnd including good Mead
csn; .'e remainder is Of medium qualify but quite
ma W Improvement; about IL acres are Wood Land.
comn''ae Is 'oierably good. The Tavern building is
SSo aa and cmfrabe. There are two good or.
I'M. excellent Stable, and all necessary Out Houses
men If e.n very elgbly situated for the entertain
sell il my relnoieness from this property, would
reersoca accommodating TERMS For further particulars,
Cm,, II "''y DC mad TO jain A. Sowers at Halifax
0'0'' House, or to me in .Lynchburg.
Feb.3 H. u. lo"NLE''
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CHINA. GLASS & EAKTmEy.
WARE STORE.
OPPOSITE NH. JOHN iioLLiNs, MAIN STREET,
LYNcHBuRu.
HNllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale very hand
L soIne assortment oi the above articles, of entirely
patterns aud o,he best quality. consisting in psr VI
Blue Marina fued,
White Granite nuled and plain, Dinner sctts.
Green Chimera,
Flown Blue Ga new aricle,) .r,n., ..,,.
White Granite. Sc. '' '''
French Guild Band China
English white 9 Tea sets VI 80. ~.
- raised figure So or more pieces
fine eDamelled'
Plates, Dishes Pitchers. &c.. Of fine ware.
Lard Lamps. Looking Glasses, Galleries. Glass P,e-
serves. Tnmblers, Wines &c. complete assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
Z. RICHARDS.
Oct "a tsif
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BISHOP ONDEKDONk'S TRIAL,
and the HsShOi,'S Statement.
EiiE proceedings Of the court, convened under the
L sd canon OF lsil in the city OF New York. on
Tuesday December 10Th. 1914, for the trial OF the r.
Rev. Benjamin !. Onderdouk, ID. d., Bishop Of New
York on rresenmeni made by he Bishops Of Virginia.
Tennessee and Georgia. by authority Of The court
Price 50 els.
Bishop Ouderdonk's Statement 4 statement of the
facts and circumstances connected with the recent trial
OF The bishop Of New York. Price l2i els. just re,
eeyed by NASH y WOODHOuSE,
l31 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Feb 10 tslf
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A GREAT EXPLOSION.
.vEUv CO.y'EECTIO.y.gR .4.yD

a GREAT EXPLOSION.
.vEvy' CO.vEECTlO.N.sR .f.S'D
RESTORATIVE IN LYNCHBURG.
fuNllE subscriber takes pleasure IN announcing 10 the
Z citizens oi Lynchburg and hs lfiends IN the
n.y. that he has taken the lately occupied by Messs
Quinn Fisher al the nwer End u Main Street. known
rs The "Cnss Keys formerly kept by Mrs Lewellin,
and Is prepared 10 furnish all articles in his line,
a, tho loves, cash prcr.-- such Candies. Cakes.
Fruits. Nuts, &C.. Sc.
lie will also furnish SNACkS at the shortest notice.
aud al any time lrum 10 O'clock ii the best that our
market Will afford lie has made ali arrangement 10
receive
TR e s II OF s r Z n s
rec times per week the best that the Richmond mar
kei afford
Ills AR at all times will he furnished with The most
choice Liquors. aud his friends all times ge sona
thing rich, by calling IN NJ
GEO w SMrrnSoN'S.
In addition 10 the above. he intends keeping general
assortment III
GKOCEKEEN,
which he will sell ow. for cash or barter, Al the mar
ket cash price lie respectfully soiclis call from his
country friends. when they bring Produce 10 maraei,
such n mna, corn flour. whiskey Sc
GEO. W. SMlTllSON.
Feb 10 iw
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Groceries or erery Kind

All those indebted to the subscriber. will please call
and settle their accounts. without delay, he anxious
to close his former business as soon possible.
JOHN HOLLINS.
Feb. 10 wdw
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(YOrGl. Seed.

uSr RECEIVED. 80 bushels superior Mountain
~ Clover Seed, which " i'll be sold low for cash. by
4. 4. MOORMAN.
Jan 30 Ia
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ron RENT.

arr THE STORE HOUSE, next door below Don
Qil L. {. Peters. Main Street This is consider
ed onc oithe best stands in town, fer a Retail Dry
Goods business Possession be had ON the 5, Of
March next For particulars apply 10 the subscriber.
A. LlG6Af.
Feb. 10 w3w