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SACRED AMERICAN RELICS.

Some weeks since Gen Bcai!ey o. Tennessee,
on behalf of a portion Il tho citizens oilhal State,
presented tolhe National institute The military coat
worn hy Gen. Jackson AT the battle OF y. Orleans,
on The S.h January 1919, and asked 10! il place
By The side OF the one worn b. The Father OF his
country Ger. Washirgton-on the 9Th inst. e.
meeting OF Ice Institute, the present Of Gen.
Bradley was duly accepted; and the following
Resolution adopted on motion Of The accomplish
ed Chief Clerk 81 The STATE Department, ~ p.
Trisl, Esq VINO accompanied !! with lev elo.
guent remarks
"H.tnlrs1, That 10 eyery American heat.
every heart that g!ories in The glory o. 81! COM
Try ami loves with her love--he relic here pre-
sented u hr National institute must ever be m
object C the deeper. pario,i, reverence anc thai
in assigning 10 j. he place asked IL il ~ the
donors, bY The side otihe like moipeT'n oi iiu.,
who in The day o our fathers o. tie revolution.
wa, first in war hrs, in reacc first III TIE hearts
Of his counIymen' Inc Institute co but comply
with the award OF thai same country on The day
which closed The metal career CT lie immortal
jackson
Some u Tie Mi:;9 press, in !air dc,. Stallion o.
Jacksor's military and civil services, Rave ven
!rrcd 10 sheer At the honorable disposition made
Of hi, relic ul lie il,,,:G n, jccea>e!--bul, in
doing 81, they al ic same time insult me ice!ia-
which Induced III. institute 10 guard he sacred
depositt OF the military slii and equipments Of
The Father Of his county. There is nothing but
truth in llie !oliowin. beautiful passage from the
letter Of Francis Maisoe. .Ir. Esq, the intelligent
Corresponding Secretary al the National lns.i-
tate However these Wing cav.l!crs may At
temp! TO turn The proccedin. into riicule, all who
admire rrue patriotism and lranscendant genius
will look with inleies! 10 This deposi!e, as iull OF
the MOBILES, associations:
"Ccrtainly, no filter place 10 drposite such sa-
cred American relics could have been chosen than
the National institute, ct the seat Of government
holding lis charter iron Congress, and lis pro-
perry, By law belonging 10 The nalioD; where, ex-
hihed 10 all, The garments worn By H1ss,rstOn
and J,1kson may ircile oar coonirymen 10 emil
lalc ;htir dpvcedrc>, their purify, their sincerity
ana their lofty patriotism"
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szr~-s---
s,s,;ted states REOtcl.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
,,t,rVrEN Tnrd ant F0ar-aaG-a-hGH NffnS
i. railroad Deyot, Washington, ~. {.
u TYLER < BIRCH, Propre'ors'.
roAGp. RI day,
S-w lp-tt -....-M
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iryITDER DOMAIN & BROTHER,
TTORNEYS 4 4 La ",
n.a.,-, W,

EETEKSbI NU, ' NJ
S regularly all tho Courts held Tor the TOW "
: ,.r., h,,o,nd the counties Of Brunswick, Dinwid-
. ,'nc,l, t'h-ste,ri-ld aud Prime George.
,-,,.. n .,sfxi'y % attend 10 nil business en-
=. II II management, particularly TO the c".'rc-
"a .rcuaus { deats, and will GO 10 any par. o. Tue
"A =. af..r bu, in.st, being well compensa,eu.
H. ,uh,ir are hereby assured, that their business
'a.' . '.'l''s a'e"u' ALEX ,NDER DoSNAN.
lanes Il. DiSNAN.
-. .s.c-. in Rie',moad. I" Messrs. II. q
W4n. II. Mcfarland, Webb, Bicnn & 60
:, . nsso,ne ~ :. n !. Donnnn. Lewis mn,
iii /. ( Co., Ricnard lihl, j, Editors o. the tm'
-. :. ,,nfs NJ he Wing. WIN. Gcuidin, MeSSiS'
;. rlat.nrr-. Attorneys. &c.
r.. 49,. -, sent, O. .S,S-c6t
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a SITUATION WANTED.

v,t.yc MAN late graduate Of HE Virginia Militia
4 ,,,,i- Is DESTROYS Of obtaining SITUATION a
= y i"..,,b.re in this State. Letters OF appiica
ltt"' e,, 10 i.ii,ielon Edmunds, Edmunhs store
.'o u p,,nswi,k county, will be duly attended TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

WlL..Iii RONALD COOKE, ana
RICHARD IVANtIOE COChh,
TTOIPN T. Us A I u ", !,
,,,:.,I. ...,..,,.d themselves in the practice OF
IL 4.r p,n, son. Wi. attend regularly the superior
,1, ,.r.y i u;.s .: P1yhatin, Cutnner'aha' DUN
y. Il !. .,,,och,ind and rluvanna Address
WILLIAM RONALD COOKE,
Jefferson, Powha'an.
RICHARD IvANIiOE COOKE,
rnlumhta Fiuyauca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

ID ANYWAY from the subs:riber rrsiIln. near Liher.
III Hill o.. Newberry District, g. T., the ID Of
July, a Muatto Boy, named WILLIAM, 10 or 10 years
old, spare made, feet inches high, no Wis bic marks
that know at. He was raised by John Davis of Abe
marie county, Virginia, aud Will try 10 gel there,
OF his family live there Any infnrua,sn resurct
ing said boy vii, be thankfully received by the sabsc
Der. WILLIAM MARS.
n. Bile may alter bis nane and say he belongs TO
one In Virginia. w. u.
Aug. ie-ew3m
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NOTICE.


IN pursuance n decree OF The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law aud Canceiy fu the county Of Charles city,
pronounced the uth day of May, lsf5 in suit there
in depe ndinr, between the President, Directors ANA
Company Of the Bank Of Virginia, Plaintiffs nnd Mary
w. Harrison widow and excrurx Of Benjamin iiarrl.
son. deceased and Others Defendants, the undersigned
Coiniss ner appointed by the said decree, WI sell,
by public auction, tho l7tlI day of October cN, u
fair ir not the fair day. tic premise, 10 the
highest bidder for cash To onrunr;h Of the proceeds
of sale and rs residue Of the proceeds 81 sale On
ceui, of one and two years from the day "i sale IN
two equal instalments that very large and valuable
Real Estate called BE8KELY, lying on James tiver, III
the county of Charles City The purchasers wlll ne re-
qur.d TO give bonds, with one or more suretes 10 be
approved By the Commissioners or Commis 'iuaer act
ing In making the sale, for The credit insa!ments
Of tie proceeds thereof and the title Of the land sold
win be r.ain.d additional security for the aynlent
Of the saii bonds. This tract Of land, believed 10
contain nearly ak thousand ac'os, will bc sold tsubect
TO tho dover Of Mrs. Mary w. Harrison, which mas
lois vii accommodate purchasers There viii! also
be sold by the undersigned the day. and at the
same place. under the decree several Slaves Tor
cash. ROBERT STANARD.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
An
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THE ENQUIRER
Richmond, September s:e

"NErs TO CATCH BIIDs OF EVERY FEATHER.n
For its extraordinary course upon The Mexican
and other foreign questions, or for some different
reason, il seems that the National lntellisencer
does no, satisfy The wishes Of the whole Wing
parry The Washington correspondent Of The
Baltimore Patriot has seen the Prospectus OF
The new lri-wechiy paper, The Republic" which
is shortly 10 be published
"rhe editor as well Is The publisher is every
inch Whis,' and never has been ahy thin. else
than Wh;.. He will advocate The great carGi.
nal me lsures OF The Wig pahy-wiI plead ior
Gtnacc,!, ua,ion and actioa' among Tie Wings Of
The whole coun,ry-will maintain, and, 10 the
best Of his ability illustrate the advantages OF The
Tariff Of lSi2-wil exert The best energies o!
his mind in the support oil Inc his candidate
for the Presidency, when brought prominently
before the people, whoever he my be, not doubt
ing that the Wing paiiy will maze wise and
nroper sclection-will make no war uron Ma
i've Americans, Foreigners, Ahclilionisls, or
Eeiioi,,us Sec.s of any kInd-Wili essay not 10
drive any body from supporting he Wing cause
and ii, candidates when in the itd-will main
lam The rights Of our country, our whole conn
,rv and nothing bui our country in all contro-
vcrsies between Tie United SIales and other Ma
T
tons.
The last pa. SAGE looks like hit al the pccu-
liar rendencie. OF The National Iniclliscncer and
olher kindred prints, which always, By accident
or otherwise, seem 10 lean against their own coun-
nv. But We are most struck with the cunning
eilu:, Of this new candidate for popular favor,
10 concialc all interests and catch BIRDS OF every
feather ailcr the approved fashion OF the Virginia
Wigs o 1910 The 'Rcpnblic' wi>hesio en-
brace all parties and factions, saving and ex'
ccu,,na he "corrupt Locoiocos' Naive Ameri
cans ani foreigners. Aho!i;ionisls and slave hol-
,iers, all must come into is vile spreading net
Bu what will Southern Wings say 10 this opcn
a;:emai 10 coEciliate the abolition interests and
secure Il votes This paper, IL b. published II
s,ave.Loing community, boldly awow, that
i, will make no war upon lie A0olilionisls;" in
other noid>, whatever their ilerce dnalclsm
may cs.av 10 destroy The Institutions OF The South
b. yuh.iG. the Constitution oithe country, bEcdf-
inr n private rights and pe.i.lirg the rcace
and safety ui The Union, the Republic 80 far from
deuo,nc! their reasonable proceedings, Will
cairy acquicscc ana silently give encourage.
m,r 10 ;l.eir mi>chicycus designs and all his
u7ol the wreichcd preieSt q not irving Wings
iron lie lariy. Is ms right ought not every
,ar,r tina, is true TO The Constitution, 10 MAKE II a
car.;n.l principle % pu; down bee fanatic, !
Tn. South will demand 10 know, whether il is 10
he me OF the Wing doctrines, not . make war
up.n The Aho!i'icnisls."
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
LATE BEAMS',)

''qr'ts Nfrct, a,car Baltimore street, Baltimore,
BY HOPKINS & FIELD.
INilS lnn-e has recently been reh,ted AMI newly
furnished throughout, and Is situated in the mns
crt;rai Part of the c,ty A. NJ. HOPKINS,
Formerly Of Sanderson's, Philadelphia
WIN. FIELD,
Aug 2l-w2m Formerly of Bucks county. Pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The President has recognized Francis WaTlns
as the Consul Of her Britannia Majesy ioF lhs
Stale Of Virginia, 10 reside at NoEidk'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

chaAics IN large number Of European mocha
nics annually arriving who, living on a mach
meaner AID cheaper scale, manage 10 underworld
The Americans. To remedy this evil the Ex-
press recommends The formation Of guilds or so.
cieiies, by which il shall lie prcyi,ed that oIcign-
ers must serve an apprenticeship Of some years
before they shall bc allowed 10 compete with the
native mechanics. /, would have been more in
character with the principles OF the native Whig,
10 plant Gordon Of soldiers AT every seaport. 10
prevent the landing Of the "pauper lahorcrs' Of
Europe. This would I've a complete protection. !"
Bnl The truth is gradually bursting forth The
Wings themselves have found thai the Tarii is
moi the Grand Panacca which they proicsse,l--
They will become satisfied, that il is het.er for all
classes. both manufacturers and mechanics. that
trade and business should be eii Tree. Moderate
and stable duties. which ihr Democrats offer
them ale better for the Tarifiiles Themselves. and
: will better promote The Interests and harmony Of
al. classes Of society.
Contention meeting was Ael! 10 RGe,o;:I
OF The slli inst. John 4. Anderson Cnairlnan
W. +. NJ. WOOD Stciclary. Tie meeting was
addressed b. +. Il. Anderson John Wilson and
John w. Thompson, E>q<. A preamble ani
resolutions were unanimously adopted, a. report
cd by Gel. c. w. Wilson, Chairman Of a Com
milec, who enforced their passage hy appropriate
remarks:
Whereas, all goo. governments are designed
10 promote The happiness and prosperity OF the
people, who have Instituted them, and whenever,
in the opinion OF The people, a government tails 10
DO so, il is their unqnesionaLie right and duty 10
abolish, alter and amend The fundamental Law, 80
"a 10 answer be-, The purposes tor which il was
originally designed. And whereas, in lhe opinion
Of this meeting there are alaring and gIierous de.
lfcS in the Constitution OF Virginia. among
which, without an attempt al rnnmeraticn III.
great inequality al representation, in the opinion
oi Ibis meeting calls aloud Tor reform: BE il there
fore
81. Re~'rcd, That il is cxrciien TO call a Con
vcrion 70 amend The state Constitution,
- RcsntT1 That N The opinion Of this meet
inc. the white population ought 10 constitute the
basis Of The representation in The proposed Con
vcAion"
Their Senator and Representative were also 10
s,ruccd 10 use their ie>t excycns Tor The passage
of law 10 take the sense OF tie people upon the
calling of Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
IN HALIFAX COUNTY. VA.

DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed Ia the subscriber
ID by Thomas Mctarro aud wife, and duly admitted l.
record In The Clerks Office Of Halifax county, virginia
will, on THURSDAY, the End day of October next
sell 10 the highest bidder that valuable Tract OF Lam
on which the said Thomas McCarro resides, ccniain,
about one thousand acres, one hundred aud my #
which creek b0tt"n OF sneiiur ia''y wen drti'-
I'd md in a high state Of mprov, inent. The upan,s
are of excellent quality, well n5ered, and all
rs hudlnss accommodation of large family, a''
for securing the crops made "a he land.
Also, On the same day, will sell another taiahr
Tract yin. contiguous The above, containing hclw, n
six and seven hundred acres, conveyed by James = I'M
the subscriber, by trust deed for the payment ol sa
dry debts therein express and duty admitted tu recd
in The CLERKS Office oi ialiitx county.
deem minute description Of the land unnrcess:':.
n it is presumed that those who my wish 10 nfo' 81
wtlI view the premises fnr themselves Capt. Jane :.
II, residing THE premises. VIII take riehsur' IN
son nc the lands TO any person who may wish 10 fr
chase.
Terms made known o. the day nf sac.
A.. nc IA. WILLIAM RlCON TruStf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

VALUABLE AiBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers FER sale iva Tracts OF Lane: me
L on which he resides, known as oak Grnr-, Tho
;lnhsnl-st and most desirable iarr James River,
nf liz sz<conta;ns $40 acres, ~ Of which lanes
River luw grounds If the very brsl quality and tic up
lands also of superior q"a.iy. With good hhiihing
,ui all necessary improvements for cont Itblc aud
desirable residence. I, is situated nmrdlarl, ON
James River the canal passing through II, and within
one mite IL two large manufactures: mills.
The other Tact, kuown Fast Rcg-, lies enc mile
North, and adjoirs oak Gr"ve-conianS 40 aces, 400
of which cared, and IN iincstate q; m?rov, rnt
very nearly all rlovrr. The improvements consist al
an overs crs House. Ncc" abs. Barn, with g"c!
Wheat Machine attached rn'acco Houses, Stables. &c
a more minute description j. decmcd unnecessarily -
any one wishing to purchase, will first yiew the pre-.
misses.
The East Ridge Tract viii he offered nj pubic auction
lhe 18Th September, ii not previously sold. Terms
Sent. a-cw;w " D. G0OLsBY.
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LAND AND NEGKDES FUN SALE.
WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, Tho preml-
w SEES, an WEDNESDAY. 18Th October next, under
the will of lhr late Wili1m II. Wood, verv desirable
Tract of Land, lying in the lower end cf LuEenirg
county. Va. containing from 10 1oJ asres, adj joining
the lands Of {; l.. Rogers. William White, Mr.. Mcfar.
land Old Tract and others he waters of the Not
iuway river.
consider thi. amongst the best tracts in the conn
~ to tie size; reasonable proportion nI creek low
grounds which ia well dohod, and now In excellent
order for crops OF corn heat and toba III" upland Is
well in clover and in high slate 81 improvement,
and very susceptible; comlotab dwelling, and all
other out houses, ice hnnse, SC, &c.
The Land will be sold one, two, three aud four
wears credit bonds with good securities, and deed OF
lr,lst on The land To secure the payments.
Also the Crop ard Stock and two first rate Mules, as
COOL ms any In the State and two horse Wagon &c.
The terms of the Negroes will be made known on the
day of sale think il more than probable they will be
aold on credit. X. r. BEASIEf, Executor
Aug a9-ctds of WIN. ". Wood, dec
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U 1at nullltlXrI u


the composition oi tins remedy such az enable 1t to
prevent the secretion OF nbtteuous matter IN the lungs
and resolution and sbsor ton after deposic has
commonwealth obe; achieved by other medicine, and
the Importance Of winch the professional man will at once
perceive since brings this form oil disease hitherto pro
nounced hopeless, entirely within control The success
which has attended tbc administration oi this preparation rs
UNPARALLELED in records Medical Science In conima
ton of which the etor would ask careful pcrusai oil
the statements lew OF those who have been restored to
health by its powerful agency Let the following speak Ion
Itself:
81 have used ri 1mpson's Compound Syrup OF Tar and
Wood Naphha Tor TIME inmy practice, aud have found
the III lent remedy have ever used m consumpVe
cases. chrome caarh, &c, when great iIriabty, WIN
weakness Of the pulmonary organs existed The fdphhy
witt, which II acts is greatly IN ITS favor where dSspu~a
wi icl is immediately removed by IT. In
Pulmonary Consumption be USED with confidence. be
ny applicable every form Of tbs, disease and consider
il medicine well worth, the attention ct Physicians, and
excmpt ON the iln,utation OF eup'ricsn,
nj. CHAMBERS, NJ. D."
Philadelphia, Oct H. 1871.
Price - It's per bottle b,tiles Tor - 30
For Sal. in .hbns by JDliNiI. SEAY, DIns'tt,
Agent 10, Iynh5nrg and Vcinl'y
Aug. Is ~
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Removal Of The Bookstore OF
DRINKER q MORRIS.

TO no, u HtN STREET, HtbHMVNbs
I'm Tho lst September next, shall remove our
~ place oi business 10 HE stare now eccuplcd by
.nesss Richards s Ga,dter, No 81, Nam street 1
do1rs below the alfcel leading 10 MAyos Bn,pGr
aud the ES CHANCE lorfL. where shall continue tt
keep hand usual varied AMI extensive assortment
VI STANDARD PUBLICATIONS IN every department OF lat
efalnfe, the Aus aud Sciencts
All standard School aud Cssical Boohs published, OF
The latest and most approved editions. aud general
sortment oi Bi,sg BOOKS. sr,p4E and FANCY, school
aud ntHcANriLB SrArioHARY. We shall continue IL
receive all new publications OF any nulorleiy as they Is
irum the press Of the established publishers 10 this
country and Europe, rendering at all tunes our stock com
plele,
CotETRy MEncH,HTs aud all Others In want are re
spectiuly invited give CALI at new home, as
we are determined 10 sell suah prices viii gave
satisfaction, aud upon liberal lerp,S.
To Our old customers and tric,ds. we beg leave to
say tat pains shall be spared 10 meft continuance
Of the patronage >, literally bestowed upon aud our
predecessors for The htd Jory yoms.
FALL SUPPLY OF BOOKS n STA IIONARY.
by the Isl September ahall be receIrl o en-.
tire new IuH supply ol Gnods comprising our usual
variety, which We shall ui,f Tor sale at No. ", Main
street.
JUsr PUBLISHED.
Richardson's Vir.tita and North Carolina .limdncc,
for 1876;
1ate's .imericnu Form Book being one OF The most
complete lurn brIks punished;
.Joyncs on The Stdtufe NJ Limitations;
Tie Tugmia Warbler, new collection OF songs.
VIII. SHORTLY ruBLisu
new Edliiun Of the Southern Reading Book, Nos
2 aud );
Msyo's New Justice Of thu Peach.
DhlNkER & MORRIS,
Publishers. Booksellers, slatioiers, Bookbinders,
aud Dealer, IN Music and Musical Instruments.
ElrhmDnd Aur 5l IT
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LXNCaalsuiss MAWu.Ev.

| forthe reek ending SATURDAY., August 10, 1915
be'"w Is correct siaioncn, ol the Maikc, ioi the
pas, week.
Idhaeeo.-old Iugs. s. ~ 10 | 80; new .urs. A.,
loo 10 so. l,ai, inferior. $500 10 90; eintnun
800 10 SD m'dllng 81 III ~ 500; shipping (new
41,oo 10 e,oui uianuaoiorng. tconmonb 81 80 10
b,oo, tne manufacturing $1,000 To 40.
tfour.-SI of supcftno iro,n waeuons; SIi a 3 ttom
store. iuf the ,llIleton, grades
Uhedt'-Priees may b. quoted a, Red 10. Whne 80
cculs.
G'oin--Corn 30 cents per bushcl fron wagon;
oals, shea 80 10 CO. cents pr hundred cleaned 81, 10
80 cents, per bushel Rye. 62l cents
tfoper and G,ass Seeds, Glover Seed s. To 81 50 ,
Herds Grass Seed 62i Zoe
froe,s'ons Baco,. iron wagons I, a &. and Ia de-.
mand from slor. 81 too Sock lirhi Bpci 81 pcy hnn
dred, Meal. % IN % cts. per bushrl from wagon
Hh.-Shad, 5000 To Sl0O no per bbl; llerriups S5i
10 81 %; Mackcrel, No. /, SIS, No. >, $3.50. No
3, IS.
CeGoe.-S,. Domingo. : 10 y cents per h., Rio, S
Cuba To s.
S"gn.-lrown. Now Orleans. n too cents per H..
Polio Rico. In 9cen,s per lh 81 CroiN, II III IL
cents per H. Loaf. 2' to 10 ecns per III,
t""dtes-lallow. III Ia ~ cents per h. Srorp 20
To 81 cents per lh Hull sous. 10 to II per TO-
Uhishey. Common. 81 10 81 cents per gallon from
wagon; rom store. 50 10 81 cents. RecliIed ~ 10 .
IRON wagon.
Braaay.-Arpe. 81. ccn,s per gallon Peach
10 cents per gallon.
Cotton Ia1is-Faclory prices: l6 Ia IT., eta per H.
assorted
ho".-l'ar Iron, s75 per ton from boats, $50 l,om
Store. Pig Iron sales
Stcttillsiend. ~ In ernis per h. German. Il 10
10 conts.; shear, - 10 % cents per h. Cast Steel, %
10 . cts per 10.
Litseed OH--65 10 20 eta Lamp. 81 90 to 80 per
gallon; Tanners. $l6, 90 10 $500 pen bbl.
leatter.-Good Sole. Is cents per lb Damaged
Sole, 10 10 II cents per III,
Blasting 81 90 to ,25 per keg Rifle, s.
% Ia 600 per koa
" oot-No DOL, - cents perh., Wool Rolls. 81 IL 40
toW and " ood-Biiuminuns, - cents per hnsl,t
Anthracite, -. oo per ton. Oak aid mixed Wood s.
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SELLING OET AT I lDST.

JuLf 2lsr, 1919.
IFUlIiE subscriber WILL from this time, sell his entite
j Stack OF t;uods at COST, and many articles M
Low Gust. or Cash.
Intending 10 act in good faith and really sell st cost.
the orgual invoice o the G.ols will be shown " any
one who may desire Il.
This stpek is large, general and anust rev.
LOE.S'TA n .NEKGlf. WIS
Aud all others want Of Goods would do we'll 10 We
this Stock an examInat On.
All the Guuds remaining hand viii be SD Al r0h-
he auction on the ih OctoJcr next Isrns. &C., pre-.
vionsly u adc known, J. a. SIlCLEH.
July II nH
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July 81
EOK kE.N'I'.

EOK KE.VT,
WHAT valuable corner saud situated at tho juno
! ton oi Main Street and Sd alley. immediately m
lfunt oi Bryant Tinsey iaviuder. and thu d,ns
Rrv,N below The Ngnian Otiice, This pmp-r.
&2nnk ~ has just undergone repair. and Is INV
~ iiR IN good order far business u large scale.
either Tor Dry Goods ~ Gtocery Store.
Connected Win the Sure ~ rear. there IN large Balls
House. with good Cellars. the alley leading 10 tho
Ianghurne Mills. aud 10 lyncs Warehouse. Posses
sou be- had on the irsl day Of September next
For terms, which will be reasonable, and suited ~ tho
times, application may be made 10 the subscriber
A. LtGGAT.
Aug II ,s,t
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A SITUATION WANTED.

4 young man. we'll qualified 10 teach the Engllsh
N branches, and also the Latin and Greek. wishes
Ia obtain situation in private family in the country
For particulars IND ire al this Office
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18
CAMPBEEL CAMP MEETING.

The Camp Meeting for Campbell circuit will CONS
mence on the -.ith inst, Lync's Spring. IL mile
South Of Ilynchburg. JNO. w. CilILDS,
N. THOMAS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18
400 .y.EUHOEN U.I.y'TEA,

100 .N'EGKOES V:1.V'vED.
lHNlE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO purchase TWO
To 30 years oiage. Tor which he will pay fully high
prices .ould be obtanod IN Richmond IN any paIs
Of the State.
lie is anxious To purchase. and is determined ~
he liberal in every Instance. lie will ray high price
of Mechanics, i,lacksnths. Carpenters, &c., &c.,
Persons having such property for SALE would be ~ tes
interest 10 give him call previous IN their selling.
He can be found nj the store ri Mr. M. llar.
vii eiicfs addressed to the snbtc yiber om The c"uoy
Il be attended 10. GEORGE DAVIS.
May 10 tsf