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price Of freight from N. York to Liver
pool is from six to ten cents higher than
from Dantzick. The result is that there
is a continual difference in price in favor
of Dantzick over New York. Mr.. Me-
ColIough himself admits this fact, and
says that but little wheat can be brought
from the United States, except when the
demand has already taken off the North
ern wheat.
1.-The actual exports from the United
States and imports into Great Britain
show what this competition is precisely.
1t shows that of the imports into Great
Britain only about one fourth have been
from the United States. Thus. in the
wear 1881, taken at random) the imports
of wheat and flour into Great Britain
foll
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SOMERSET HERALD.
SOM erstt, pa,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. ls46.

EB. PALMER Esq of Philadelphia at his
Real Estate and Coal Offce, is our authorized
Agent for obtaining hdrerfiseDienis and N'C,
Scription for the "HERALD' ard IS clothed
With fun power 10 rerriPt for any monies PAID
so him on these objects. his agency Includes
the following cities. vIz;-Philadelpbia. New
York, Baltimore and Boston, aud his offices IN
,l,ese several places are located as follows
phfLzdeiDhia-No, 50 Pine Street.
Ne,r York-No. l6 Nassau
gallimore-S, E. Corner of Balt-& Cal st
Basfon-No s State st.
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Military Convention.

A Military Convention was held at
Harrisburg, on the 2. ia inst. Col. Snow
den, of Venango, p,esided. The CON
ventlon recommended various alterations
and notifications Of the Militia laws Of
the State, and that Congress make ap-
propriations to organize and discipline
the militia OF the several States.
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Canal commissioner.

On the first page we publish an Adj
dress of the Wing members of the Le-
gislaure. setting forth the manner in
which the public works of Pennsylvania
are at present managed, and recommen-
ding the holding of a State Convention
TO nominate a candidate for Canal Com
missioner.
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NJ As the season is approaching
when country merchants will be going to
the cities to purchase their Spring goods,
we would remind our mercantile friends
in Philadelphia and Baltimore that V. b.
PALMER. Esq, is our agent to receive
and forward advertisements.
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ACRICUETURAL MEETING.

The friends of Agriculture in Somer-
set County are requested to meet at the
Court House on Wednesday evening of
next court week, when a constitution for
an agricultural society will be submitted
to their consideration.
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ss,TInc OIden Time,

This is the title of new periodical,
Just commenced at Pittsburg. @. w.
Cook, publisher; Neville B. Craig, editor.
Price 50 per annum, payable in advance.
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A New Claimant.

An Irishman who had been listening 10
a discussion on the Oregon question, de-
cided that neither England nor the Uni
ted States had any just claim to the Ter
ritory in dispute, but that of right it be-
longed to 1Ould Ireland, because it had
been first discovered by the O'Reagans!"
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LO K o u T
FOR
3 r E A K { z S f.

T<HE subscriber inien]ing 10 clase uP
4 his business, in !his place, (lIavlng
disposed of his Stock hereby uoIIties all
persons having dealings with him, TO
call and settle their accounts, as scou as
possible as all debts must be paid before
the first day of March. 1916, after which
time, those that do not attend to il, may
expect to pay costs.
w. E. MILLER.
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Trustees Sale of
REAL Is TAT e

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Or
8 phans' ConFl Of Somerset county
there will be exposed to sale bY way Of
public vendue OF on'cry ON the premises,
on the Gsth day OF February 4. D. 1876.
The following Real Estate EaJe the estate
of Conrad BeaI deceased. viz:
One tract of land,
situate in Greenville tp. in The county of
Somerset, containing abort two hundred
acres more or less. adlo niHg lands of
Nicholas Beall; JOHN Noese Jacob Yea
ger. and s!hers. with about Seventy
acres Of clear land on which is erected
ore Leg House. also SONS fruii trees.
TEkMs:-ons third TO remain lien
on the premises, the interes. thereof 10
be paid 10 the widow semi annually d"'
ring her life time, and al her death TO De
equally distributed among TIE heirs and
Iegal represenla,lves OF said deceased.
and ,be remainder one Ilird ~ hand and
The balance in three equal annual install
ments without interest. Purchase mon
ey 10 be secured by judgment bonds.
Anendancs wilt be gives BY Daniel
LcpIv. trustee for the sale Of the real es-
tatc Of Conrad BesIl decreased.
By order Of the Coari,
w. II. ItCKiNG
Isn.1s 40 Clerk.
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~ We have been requested to state
that. as the 22d February happens on
Sunday, the Somerset Guards viii pa
rade on Saturday, the 2lst.
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BIBLE NOTICE.

ALI. persons engaged in the distribu-
ton of Bibles in our county, who have a
surplus on hand undisposed OF, are re-
quested to return the same TO the subscri-
Der, and those who have money for Bibles
sold, to pay over the same, if possible
during next court week.
SAMUEL W. PEARSON.
January 27, 1876.
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Notice.
Estate of William Barrick

Estate of William Barrick
deceased.
n ETTERS Of administration on the
A estate Of William Barrick. late OF
Allegheny township, deceased. having
been granted to the subscriber residing
IN said township, all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to attend at
the late residences of said deceased, on
Wednesday the 4th day of March next.
prepared TO settle; and those having
claims. to present them at The sane
time and place properly authenticated.
JACOB HO0N
ian27 '456t. Adm'r.
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Executors Notice.

Executors NOticS.
n ETTERS Testamentary on the es-
EA tate Of Isaac St0ner, late of Bro
lhersvaIIy township, deed. having been
granted to the subscribers in said town
ship, all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to attend at the late resi-
deHce Of The deceased, on Wednesday
The l5ih Of February next prepared To-
settle; and those having claims. to pre-
sent them at the same Time and place,
properly authenticated.
JOCOB STONER.
CHAUNCEY f SIONER,
ian6 '46-6l- [ Executors.
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s~Hon. CHARLES MCLURE, late
Secretary of the Commonwealth, un-
der Governor Porter, died in Allegheny
city, on the 10th inst.
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State treasurer.

James Il. Snowdsn. Esq, has been re-
elected by dle Legislature to the Office oi
State Treasurer.
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ID i E ID:

In this borough, on Friday %, inst
SosAs CArARIsE, daughter of Mr.. Mar
tin ShafTer. aged 6y. 3 m. and 10 days.
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were as follows

at appears then, that Russia alone ex-
ported TO Great Britain about as much as
the United States. In that year. also,
Great Britain imported twenty millions
of bushels oris equivalent. The reno
val of the duties would not at iarthest
more than double that amount, so that
from SIX to eight millions is the largest
annual average which, If the British du-
ties were removed, could be anticipated
as the export of wheat from the United
States to Great Britain. The Home mar
kct is already treble that amount, while
now manufactures, and new emigration,
and new commerce is still further extern
ding.
Ion the other hand, the export TO for
eion countries is diminishing. The ex-
port of flour in the ten years from 1890
to 1910 was less than the export from
1900 to 1910, though we have now three
times the population.
"Fhe truth is, no county can afford to
import grain as constant thing. A peo-
pie MUST, in some way or other, raise
their own food; they cannot afford TO de-
pend on other countries. Accordingly
we see Ireland using potatoes. and Scot
land Oatmeal in preference to importing
wheat. Many millions of bushels of oats
are used in Great Britain as food for man.
The question whether any people can af-
ford to buy foreign grain, if all the duties
were taken of, we shall consider in an
other article.
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A want of occupation is not rest
A mind quite vacant is mind DISTRESSED
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Somerset Lvceum.

Somerset Lyceum,
WILL meet in the Lyceum room on
Friday Evening next.
Question for discussion.
Does The press exert more beneficial
Influence in a community Than The pni-
pit.
DecIa:mer. G. Marshall,
EssayisI. S. Gaithef.
Those interested will please attend.
I'D COLBORN Sec.
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10

ConstabIcs Stay BOpeas
For Sale at this 0Ree
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administrators Sale
OF
Real Estate.

n pursuance Of an order Of the Or
4 plans Court of Somerset county,
there will be exposed to sale by v4y
Of public oulcry on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary. on the premises, the following
tract Of land viz:
60 acres of land
situate in Paint township. Somerset
county. adjoining lands Of Peter Miller.
John Walker anil others, with cabin
house and leg stable thereon erected.
with abeut seven acres clear. late the es-
tale of Alexander Walker. deceased.
Sale TO commence at two O'cleck on
said day; where due attendance will be
given by Samuel Ror de0ush jr. admin
islraior. Terms Cash.
BY the Conri.
w. II. PICKING.
Jan. J3 '46. Clerk
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Notice.

Il T is necessary that the Collectors ct
n taxes for 1912. Is42. and 1914 who
are in arrears should settle off their re-
s2ee,ive duplicates at February court.
Those who neglect This notice NAV ex-
2ect TO be visited by the proper authority,
F WEINER
j X KING CONS,
p BERKEY
Attest r l. STEWART,
Jan 90 &c.
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''lu the principal ports there is but lit
tie difference in price apparently; but the
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S.lLE or KE.sL EST.sTE.

n CITING under decree Of the Hastings Court Of
"a Lynchburg, IN Chance,y Suit. therein depend.
my, By the style Of Williams, ps. Victor &c.. the un
drrsgned, Commissioners sppolled Tor the purpose.
viii pr,ce~d To sell, ON the pTe,nses on Friday the 9Th
May. 1896 a, public auc, to tue hlghes. builder. the
t"ll.wing REAL ESTATE, IN Lynchourg, To wit:
The House aud Lo, on 81 street, now The residence
of Jehu Williams, con,aalny 81 ieet front, aud
a,ng back l32 'e-i. WIN tho
THO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
being a desirable tamil, residence.
Also. 10. Of ground with building thereon, on 2nd
street, containing 25 feet front aud running back 1872
feet, just below the Frarklin Hazel.
The title To The foeeoing prrperiy, is deemed unques.
iionable but, acting Commissioners. We wall vny
convey with special warranty.
Terms oi sale. g. II, aud Is months. except asou.
yao, Which will be- required 10 pay costs aud eApences.
Purchasers 10 give bonds with aood personal securiiy
and the tlle To he whitfield un said bnds paid -
liable 10 be spd. in case ui default.
JEtiU WILLIAMS.
JOHN G. SlACkLEFORD. { WI" u.
April 6 isM
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TNHE sutscriber, residing 3 miles Norih East Of
Leaksville, ~ c.. respectfully informs The Black
smiths in The surrounding country as we'll IS others en-,
Gagged in operations embracing the use Of that highly
"rtant metal, Steel that he has invented and has been
for sumo time. successfully practising throughput wide
scope Of c"un,ry. peculiar mode VI tempering Cast
Steel never before known in this Country lie has late
Instructed many in the at very satisfactorily and al
h"uuh some ot these peTsons may atfenpf instruct
Others yet the suscriber claims nure intimate nc,
qonintance with his o,rn original nven,in ss well a.
superiority over all ulhers IN the business Of giving irs
s'ruclion therein. Being DESTROYS Of making known
throughput the whole country such invaluable art,
and for small e'oupeose o and being unable ~ visit
all the ships within his range. he makes the following
proposal 10 Those at distance, viz:-Fm the II
four dollars sent him by mail nj i.esksse. N. c. he
will send 10 any person such rren Instructions will
fully enable him TO practise this art IN any opera lions
connected with the Mechanics, Agricultural pursuits
&c. II there be failure in these nsincins when prop
ery cOS'urmed To. then. no pay demanded; and In all
cases, the mney may be withheld until The rial is fai
ly made. and entire satisfaction is given. Barksnilhs
aud Mechar les il general, wishing these Instructions
v immediately address the subscriber NJ Leaksvilie,
N. g., ucith psiags paid Sc.
zERE MCDANIEL.
Aprl Is 81
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CADDlS ID. LUCk'S
Basc.,cns Hes~ss ssaer The Rsslc,
toaer.Nam and i3h Street.
RicnMoNp, Va.
Dra,cms. ,eceir,d every day at I O'Clock.

Udr'ngs teceired every ddy AZ l O'CLOCK.
UNPARALLELED Luck =, LUCk'S Lucky or.
~ fee 1.-The cry is--~ha,'s the matter The an
smer lsthe people have found gu, that all prizes are
IN ,Ie hand of LUCK.
II there be any whv have heretofore been unfortunate
by deang IN Lotteries, le, them call IN LUCK" a.
he has clearly suwn BY his grea, success in selling Pr
ICES. tina, his Office established Ur all such.
The following small Schemes 10 bs dawn a. follows
Tor April:
22nd.-Pokomoke so. Capitals - ~ 600, 90 Of 1000,
&c. Tickets 81, halves Y, quarters /.
2'rd.-Poko,poke 81. CAPITALS 1000, 1000, &C.
Tickets 81, halves |, quarters Soc.
2i,h.-Pokouokr s. Cap,als-- IL. 600. 1000, &C.
Tickets 81. halves 2. quarters !.
27h.-Poko'"oke %. Cspnls--4 Of 900, 4 III
5000, &c. Tickets 81. halves 4, quarters 2.
25h--P.kO'nokr 81. CSpitsls--l7 500, 10 Of 1000
Sc. Tickets s., halves 2 50, quarters l 25.
29h.--Pokon"ke s5 Cspuas--l4. 900, 20 Vi 1000,
Sc. Tickets 81. halves 2. quarters |.
My friends aud the pubic generally, will please bear
In mud. that all prizes IN tho hands Vi LUCK"
Then lof prizes, please address
g. d. LUCK,
Vendrr for ID. Paine Il Co, Nlanspers.
Persons ordering by the package IN any u the above
LOTTERIES from 10 $40. aud when remittance u made
10 mr. large or small viii always invest IN the nosl
popular lotteries hand. Ihe draw ings sent when
requested, 10 all who order from me- The cash for all
capnas be had usual sight. On NIL letters en-
closing cash or priz" tickets, TIE postage need be paid
The Tickets N HE nb"ve LOTTERIES are received and all
orders addressed Ia LUCK meet the most prompt and
confidential stenlion. Prrsuns from the country visit
ing the city should bear in mind that all prizes are In
the hands Of LUCK For prizes, address
{. d. LUCK.
II
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s''s@ 9lhlEuiSo
C THE LYNCHBUkG VIRGlNlAN,

W III u L VVu UU NV v lNUINIHN,
u gxbsAs ssasissssky fsssrs .Me~day ana Thursday,
Fss Dollars per smns payable in advance. No ss-
ripsn vtt rscsivedtor shorter time than nonAs
and e b fszeept at the dsersss
sithe Editors,) until all arreayages paid.
~ ADYERTIS EJME.NTS lusersed SO eents per
saa~s Isss) for every inner form insertion snd 37i
s7we Tor less) for eoery outer isestion
EYERl ADYER7fSER " rsgsnyed to noss, his
manuscript Aow long he wishes ~ susrsessens iNssrssd
adysrsssnf, not noted v BE- inserted TIL its dis
cntinsrnce be ordered.
ne privilege squares $40 for square, S25 for
sqy.rs, inasr form, SIS. Epery yearly Advertiser
WILDE rel irss to eos6"s his Advertising ts hspdrticu
ar line Of business.
r r. JOB PRINTING eree,ed neatly and erpedifious
AfnA on sseaso sabIe terms. -
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McCLANAuAN Il Co.,
Gr0cers and Communion JNcvch0ss t.,
LYNOHBURo VA,
GIVE particular attention to the sale Of FLOUR
u WHEAT. TOBACCO. and all kinds Of couniry
produce, &c. f.. q. NlcClanahan attends particularly
to the sales of ToBAcco (our charge is 80 cents per
hid, for selling and collec,ing) We Keep constantly
Oil hand large and we'll selected stock OF
GROCERIES,. DOMES71CS, &c.
We are nnw receiving considerable addition 10 oar
present stmk. that will make il larger than sny we
have yet offered. Thankful fur the very liberal patron.
age extended US, in the firms Of D. &. +. G.. Mc-
Cianahan. end Mechanism. Crenshaw l. Co., would
respectfully solicit continuance. Every efor, on our
part will be used IL give a'isiacion.
JNO. G. McCLANAHAN,
T.. &. McCLANAHAN.
Feb. % 10
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NO TECE.

.V'OTxCE.
ID w CRENSHAW having Withdrawn from the
IL. firm Of McC.aCahan, Ctenshaw & Gu. the
business will be continued as formerly by the subscri
beers, under the style and firm Of McCianahan & Co.
JNO g. McCLANAHAN,
T.. G. McCLANAHAN.
Feb. 90
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.a.vrD SUMMER
FASHIONS, FoR 1886.

JUsr RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, ToUR
DOORS ABOVE MEEM GwATKrN's STORE.
fTlHANKFUL to my friends and The Public gene
l. rally for their patronage here,o te bestowed upon
me ask continuation 0f the same. feeling sure thai
snail be able " please the U.st issdioss.
WILLIAM CLAvEY.
April 6 u
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Mcssvs. Peter Lyon, Bird White and
nROhert pAS1y:

Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, Bird White and
robert PitsIy:
TUAKE no,ice that shall, on the 28ih day OF April
next, at the dwelling house OF w Washington hrese
in the c,un,y of edtord lake the D-psous Of James
Burnett and others; the LIST day Of May next at the
dwelling house Of Priscilla Bernard. in III" county II"
Franklin, shall take The deposllluns III Prisclls Ber
nard aud ohrrs the 4th day If May next, at the
law office Of W m Martin, in The town OF Rocky Moun,
franklin county. ssll take the drposltion of Soomon
Pasy and o,hers and the 7ih day Of May next, at
The yelling hoise of Patrick H'x. in the conny Of
franklin. sha II take the deFsons Of Nancy Williams
and Others all Of which depsitins when taken are To
he read as evidence in a depending in The Circuit
Sup@ror Cur, ct Law and Chancery for the coany OF
franklin % an injunction. in which am complains hi
lid you are defendants IL the taking {" said deposns
ar o an, If them Is not conpeed the first day, the
,me =, IN be continued from day day until finished
JOHN II. FORBES, Ex'r. Of
John Forbes, decd.
March 80 ="
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VA L u A 3 L z REAL HSTATD
For sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER. intending to move 10 thr
l. Southwest. Offers fur sale the
II A K M
which he resides-siluaied in the county Of Camp
bell, on Otter river containing, by recent survey,
nEA lO47! ACRES;
one hundred AID fry acres is supposed 10
" BE- Low GROUNDS. nearly sll Of which is
- very rich. The up land is Of fine quality
and In kne Of improv emeni. There il . coasd-
eahe hdy Of g,md T,bacco land yet clear. II drsi
rable 10 purchasers, the subscriber would divide The
tract.
The improvements consis' Of q comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE. Sc,
E3Hnh arsl rate Neg" Cabins. large barn.
xEAi iiR stable and sufficient number OF lobsc
e co houses to save ior'y thousand pounds
ot ! uarcu.
This Farm is 10 miles from Lynchburg. in one If the
most healthy and agreeable neighbormm'ds In the upper
country. more minute description is unnecessary rs
lhnse wishing To buy will judge for themselves ] will
take likely young Negroes in payment for pori"n Of
the purchase. nj. BADEN.
The Richmond Wing will publish for four weeks.
March 80 4w
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April 10

WITHDRAWAL.
MIR. JOHN MORRISON having Withdrawn from
AyH thr cutr,In Ut Morrlsun NaikIns 4 CO., The
business WILL future, be carried y The undersigned,
undsr the style aud firm Of
MORRISON & WATKINS,
next door 10 The Farmers Bank-whrrr they III a, all
times keep every thing in their line Groceries, Dry
Goods ttoodicare, Hnrd,rare Sc, which will sold
low tor cash, gwen exchange r pnduce market
prices. +. g. MORRISON.
ROBr X. WATKINS.
Arn9 IL
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W M 4 7. q a = nj,
WOULD respectfully intosm The ci,issns Of Lynch.
burg. and thu public. the, ,h~y have ssspcis,ed
themselves together and taken the large brick building
iuneds,ey opp'si,e Juhn Hullins where ,ney in,enp
Ia carry On the
T.sxLOKE.V-6s - GUA.N'ESJ,
in all s branches. They have oa hand and will
cansian,y keep. beautiful assortment VI CLOTHS.
CASSiMERES, vESIiNGS. and in fac, every Thing
suitable Tor Genemen's wear. which they VIII ma kr
up To order IN the most fashionable styles. handsome fits
ant warranted Wa kinanship.
Wevery respectfully invite tho Gentlemen Of Lynch.
burg and the surrounding country 10 give us cali. .
WIN, s. JOHN Oakley.
Nuvl3 IN
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.Us'. Luke Ran:

.Tr. Luke Ray:
Make notice that IN Thursday, the LIST day Of May,
IL 1916, at the Sure Hnuse Of Matthew r. Allen,
in the county Il" franklin, shall proceed IN lake tn
deposition Of John p. Allen and others, be read evil
dence IN cause, depending and undetermined, in
the circuit superior Of law and chancery, hidden
for the county II franklin, wherein we are Plain if
and Luke Ray defendant Should fail in taking
The above named deposition sbove named day
we shall continue from day day Sundays excepted
until all are taken and cYHplrled.
ENGLISH s. ALLEN.
March 80 In
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ENCO1e.
m nOO LBS. good BACON. well cured, on
lVeOOO consignment for sae law for rash.
BRYANT 4 TlNSLEY.
April 9 At
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Guitars, Flutes, tSr.
lust RECEIVED, ut the Book Store few
- very beautiful Guitars,
Cunmon
Fine ant. common Flutes,
Flute, GUITAR and Violin Instructors,
Superiur Guitar and Violin Strings, sc.
For sale very low, by ID. Is. PAYNE.
March 10 10
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March 80


On CO1aSigfeApee1et.
4 p BALES Monticello NJ. l OZNABURGS.
ID very sup-rior srlcIe-none better. and very te~
=. ~ooJ MCDANIEL l. McCORkLE.
HLSO,-2O bushels Dried Apples.
Jan. I2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
LAFAYATTE w. LAMBETH. M. d..

II RESPECTFULLY otlers his services Il, The citizens
vi Lynchburg aud the surrounding country, IN Tie
prsccr Of all the variuus branches of hts pulessiun He
may always he fu,d al his Multets, On Cooke street
one square below Johnson's iivlei.
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