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In ST0 r. T. .

IN STORE,
fToFFE ALGERINEs-Gor LADIES' Dresse.
IL Eofe Pnmaro,a
Etoffe Baisle
six warp Gnghams,
Shaded Swiss lawns
Cord and plaid e
Bazorines and BareEes
Muslin robes
Marseiues and other ,tirts
81 Baisle shawIs
Checked, striped and plain Swiss mu,lins
Plain book
Checked. striped and plain eambre.
Plain and figured bobnets
Footings and other lace goods
yaeonei and cambria edgings and inseIngs
Irish linens large stock
Extra ~ linen sheetings
Linen eambnes and linen cambria hdk6s
Brown and bleaebed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Bleaehed
Navy drills good article
GambIoons and eottonade, very heavy stock
Marseilles aud Valencia vesiings
sS nns h aS M satin ys'nSs some Of eI quality
English cloths OF every shade and quality
Black and fancy French eassmeS double and single widths
English eassmeres and tweeds
American fancy eassimeres a beautiful article
- plain and dsd daP deie
Summer cloths, every color and price
BombaEines and apaeeas
Silk and alpaca
Green barege, black lace wells
Black white and eoldItslian Grape, hat Grape
SIX mitts and gloves
Black and cold hid gloves
Hose and half hose, large stock
Silk and cotton hdkh
French silk umbrellas a fne article
Cotton and gIngham Umbrellas
Paasols and Paasolettes
stocks, collars bosoms
Black Italian and other eravats
Black and cord sewing silks
DO. q" patent threads, very cheap
Iaylor's, Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs a large stock
Gum web and other suspenden
Prints
81 a. - g. 10 and 1874 bleachcd shrngs sheetnRs
81, rs, and So brown ShrnEs and sheenEs-amongst
which are Virginia Stout EIteh, Canal Mills Manchester and
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
KnoT aud PeniteniiaTy Plaids q servants.
And other styles OF Goods,
trade upon the most accommodating terms
NH 20 DANIEL II. LONDON.
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October.
ls45, the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
taion OF Passengers adopted, To take effect and
after the Is day II December next until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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WHITE GOssGMERs. Tbi. dav ,scs;vo

w cir superb Whit Hats neat and ssnsl
Three black Ksr
ssys q The ts Broadway patterns Por ss retail
BY J. sOUrHHR co,
Ief tG2 Main street opposite the Banks
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SUPEHIOH FAMILY TEA pasksses sitra One
- Gunpowder Tea, be surpassed ~ any countrr
ale BY the package, OF al retail BY
myIs CAPERrON CRUuP
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NOTICE.
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

SUMMER COUusE.
ruNHE Courss Of Lectures this Institution will
II MONDAY 9th day Of APRIL. and terminate
the last of JULY.
r. L. BonANAN. NJ n, Professor oC Midwifery and Disease.
al women aud Children.
CULLEN NJ. u Prof Theory and Practice OF Medi
eine.
l. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D. Prof Of Msieria Mediea
ThersT~uies
A. l.. WARNER, NJ. u, Prof. Of Surgery.
r MAuPlN, NJ n, Pruf Of Chemistry.
J.. wYMAN, NJ H., Prof OF Anatomy and Physiology
deliver Lectures week through the
Lectures M.jeas and Surgery will also be
delivered Cocgc Inhmary Aims House.
student will thus have ample
studying bed sdc diseases climate and
variety operations and
opportunities only, and they properly applied that
knowledge of disease be obahed
and be made by reading and
lseeures-praeueal ones, by such means alnnc-nevef
including Clinical Lectures will
be nclndng every thing had Tor from
s2.5oto s3per week.
uhs7 A. l.. WARNER, Dean
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE n superior article Of Brushes from 90
ariel-s
Glass OF the best quality s6r3O WHOLESALE
retail
White Lead hard to beat in kegs nom IS
Ihe above articles Of
ouhiry Gentlemen would do 10
toods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street.
Men door 10 the Exchange Banf.
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GORDON n SKINNER, "a Mas STREET.

GORDON n SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET,
~ Richmond, Va, offer for sale
% hhds Orleans and West India Sugars
- uerces and bbls Clarified Sugar
80 packages loaf crushed and pulversed Sugars
. boxes white Havana Sugar
400 bags Cofce-Rio. Laguaua, Jaws and Maneabo
bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India molasses
hi chests Black Tea
Tea in and i9lb boxes
400 sides Leaiher-good stamp and damaged
IS do Russet Leather
goo lbs Shoe
100 boxes sperm and Talow Candles
30 boressoap
Fancy and Variegaed Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimento and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Duponrs Power
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 ercss Rice
aso dor Hemp snd Cotton Bed Cords and Lines
50 don Brooms
"a don painted Buckets
700 Nova Scotia ri nd stOnes
IS keys Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Oass-srIO and IOrto
Sperm and Tanners OH
Cotton Yarns Salt Peire Coppsra, Nader and Indigo
Cotton In bales, Clpver Seed, Cider Vinesat &c Ae
lRON-lOO tons swedes English, TedesaI and County, com
pr.ing nearly allste' round ia, and square.
sheetlfon and Nail foda
srEEl'-Ameriean and English BIsersd.
MAYORS cast and sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-175 boxes fOrt4 1870 1919
Bright Headed Tin for roofing.
CoPPER-2eoo lbs Burier', shesthing and Bolt
WlRB-l0oO he assorted sizes
ZINC and spelter
BAR and Sheet Lend he. mbQt
plOSPIIAIE Ammonia, Concentrated Aqua
ammonia Amm1nis' Citrate iron Preep Cab lion Ct
taie Iron and ounnc lode o. Iron and uinne odds Of out
nine, lodo q Ine Oxide Silver rodde Of silver odde Of
n mopha, Iodine, and Hydoiaie
Chcmieals for sale ~ DUVAL PURCELL, Druggists
n.y. if7. Main street.
RLACK, HLUEAND HED INK W. RANDOLPH
- co have WntHg Inks by following for ale
any quantity -iarrsons Columbian wnghrs Moore Maynard
Noyeg Hogan ThOmpsons; hason'g Stephens Afnods
Philips Rudolph Coz. Hoovera Walden. Kisfs,
sulors haesle'E hornson's. and KniPpa my
ADDE'S UOWOCCO sBIPs, voty ohoapi-The
q The best quality which h. will ss IS cents Tho pair Price
eI,so myH ALEX NIL.
EOATS COATSIi FROM 81 80 TO SIS.
Coats lus, received, and for sale By STARR a co,
apR Lisiss Corner.
MAHsEILLEs VESTs.-tOo pain asd hVursd Mar.
lNh sscs Vests of ans quy and superior cut for s low At
O. DUNsPAUGH 4 cos
my ~ No ~ wss hsna.
BOOK on PAHODIRs.
A REMEDY for the Blue Devils: Quaint and
n Humorous Poems edited by Mathew Nerymas price 9Se
Fotsaie BY lapol DRINKER q MORRIS.
EHUBBs APPERsON, No. NJ, Main Street, have re
1000 Ne. Lewis ertra and No. I White Lead
1000 Brookin No. I and with e. assortmeut
Of suniea Ghs- hom = by 1910 lsbya apo
BACKGAMMON BOXES.-The greatest va.
- rely % Backgammon Bores All w Randolph
Cos School BOoh Depot IoI Nsis ssst The prices var. hon
w" Wv sp@
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
l. To his public for the Of patron
and begs leave to inform them
present. arrangements foe manufacturing Clocks most
ample deal with him will find him ready
cheapest hret and honorable terms and
10 dew mo rigid attention To their Interests
extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
twenty believes be has had sufficient
becoming acquainted with the Of Clock deal
would hereby respectfully inform all who maie their
Of that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
b. surpassed point OF workmanship finish.
that manufacturers and dealers
ARE constantly selling worthless and counterfeit article, abedhs
jerome Clock which fact unwilling aekn"w
from them Of their superiority lie trusts that puTeas
appreciate advantage Of buying dSect from the factory
will b. the subjects An
with the cash will be promptly and faithful
attended Strangers who send their orders BY mail rely
Application Clocks
Foreign Countries viii be carefully selected and packed
markets Al Clocks purchased
warranted perform well and the
delivered board boats vessels free Of transportation
phage possible attention shall be
laid the Interests Of his friends and patrons he respectfully
eeits the patronage Of all.
Warehouse in Philadelphia At 20 North Third Street
Warehouse n baltimore, &c Charles
FAcToRY In New Haven 81 Johns Street between HamI
ION Market. 23-Iy CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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my friends and the public generally assormens
ihave had and very scarce ari
Gle roady Monty invite all any my line to
give CALI being determined offer great greaIer in
dueemsnts than any the trade.
pr Bear mind CHINA HALL No ~ west Main Street
the place TO buy aud fashionable prices
NH 90 HUGH A. WATT
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FRESH IUPORTATIONs.
ny THE snip ~AuEHICAN,s from Lly,rpool "A.
~ eet to-day our pflnr ian
pcrtaon Of BRITISH pay GOODS Of ate
OF The -easou VIII sc them very advanee upon
the eost-amons them may be found
super wool black Cloth.
Common and super eiaek Alpaca Lnrr,s
New style fancy Ginghams
DO do twtled do.
White Cambres Jaeeonets
Printed Cuttings
Super London weltings
Cord fancy Linen Drllings
Bleaehcd satin do do
Do nneydo do
An ouer cord Imperial Robes
Cord hustle do do
Royal and syiphde do
Ladies half fingered siik Mius
DO do embd do
White and drab Berlin Gloves
Pearl buttons. Stay Bindings.
IL KENT. KENDALL. q ArwArER.
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Ehi respectfully offers hs professional s.fvces "a
The inhabitants Of I,yaehhure and III. surrounding
country Ills office is in Mr.. Watwick's new buildings
nearly opposite The Washington Halel.
Inc nommnnity have figat To Know, and he heres
by informs them. that he is regular graduate and h.,
'c1nsd fund OF experience in more Than twenty years
careful treatment ot diseases. and surgical oseatons
'or which he early imbibed ,asie Nv being private
rup'l OF that great surgeon. DIR. Mott Of New York
Ais' large portion Of the Affections peculiar to Females
and Midwifery, have been under Dr. ra,um's manage.
ment. lie refers To the Rev. John Early. Rev. Wm
A. Smith. ID. d.. Mr.. James NJ. Boyd, Mr. James w.
Morgan and Mr. James NJ. Ianehorne.
tie watts pleasant SADDLE HORSE
lie has sumo pure Vaccine Matter, which he would
be pleased 10 put in. for those who may wish il. lie
gained mnch experience in that. whilst employed by the
CON non hall OF a city to vaccinae.
Jan 2w if w2w il
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M A1elS1.A(si.S.

Mafffied, in Nashville. Tenn. on the 18Th De-. bv
the Rev. j. b. McFerrin. Mr. CALVIN W. FrRsusos
Ermery Of lyn,hburg Va. 10 Miss E,.I,noa. n
daughter oi Col. Anthony johnson. VI Nashville Ten,
nessee.
=, -, on the 4th December. Mr.. SAMUEL d.
lHoMpKlNs. OF Louisville, ky., (frn-rly OF Lynch,
burg.) 10 Miss MARIA SourHsRp, daughter of Daniel
Sou'bard, Esq, otJefferson county Kentucky
o. The Eehmond Enquirer and Wing Will pleass
copy.
-, in Richmond. on the 23d December. Nv the
Rev Mr.. Norwood. JAMES A. ST ppoN, Represenia,iv.
e""grss' ifo'n tho Richmond District. to Nisa SARAH
BRrcE. daughter VI the late janice Bruce of ualiflx
county.
-, I'm Tuesday. the 10th ult by the Rev. DR..
Phillips, j. w. lioLr, Jr Of Liberty, to Mis-. E,,x.-
sETH. daughter Of Nathaniel Bradford, Esq, Of Bed,
ford.
-, at Mount Ho2e, Henry county, Va on Tues
day evening. the 23d December. by The Rev Arnold
Walker, Mr.. BENJAMIN +. GRAvrLY, to Misc JuLIA
Thomas. all o, Henry county
-, on the 2iih Of December, At the residence Of
Mr. Rober, Glover. by the Rev. James McDearmon,
Mr.. WILLIAM }. DAwsos, to Miss Lucu c. GLOVER,
all Of Appoma,tox.
-, Thursday. the lllh ult.. BY the Rev
Jacob Csrp-r. Mr.. JoHN KNopE, 10 Miss SARAH,
daughter OF Henry Young, Esq. all Of Bo.e.our,.
-. IN the same day. by Elder A. e. Dempsey
Mr.. john On NJ, 10 Miss MARr CusrER, VI Bo,e-
tourt.
-, on the same day. by the same, Mr. DAVID
tuurt.
-, on the 10th inst. by the same, Mr.. VIII
LIAM HEsRv DooLEY, 10 Miss iiuLpAH, daughter OF
Margare, Lanlz, all of Botelourt.
- on Thursday. the 4th inst. by the Rev. \. B.
Davidson. Mr.. john q. WALLACE, to Miss MARTHA
G., daughter OF Henry Miller, all Of Ro-kbidue.
-, Tuesday. the 2nd inst, by the Rev. w. w
NJ .IouS IT IINRor In Mia ~
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ms the 81 the county lis foue bat adtan
,rd inJis dual wealth, and greatly 2m.s the resnr
ces Of The State; that experience has proved that Rail
Roads Oh Maeadamred Roads adapted fer ians,
uoriaon aid travel, and that The ndi, Jua resogrc,s
L ihe culaIy through which II Is prop,sed 10 be Gun
Quoted are iradequaie 10 build sacl, Road.
Resolved, That Gea BenJamin w. 5. Cah~ll l. w
C. Terry aud Thomas Grassy. Esgrs, be and they are
bereby appointed committee draft memorial IN be-
half 1t is meeting praying the Legislature of VirriD.
ia make such an appropriation ot the public money To
construct tho same may accomplish that purpose or
s.,ne aid ot the Individual resources thai III, be
raised tor the same.
Resolved That the citizens Of the several counties in
yrpinis through which The said Road is proposed to
BIZ located, be- respectfully seqnesed cooperate with
this meeting in urherauce vi the object in cuntempla
ton.
Resolved Tha, copy Of these resolutions be- trans
mi,sd 10 Sam'l. Pannlll, Esq President Of the Rna-
mike Navigation Company by the Secretary of this
nsslng without delay; and that the Editors Of the Dan
vhle Rerorier. the Clarksvie Herald. the Mountain
Mig, The Milion Chronicle, and The Editors Of The
Rchnond snd Lynchburg papers bs requested nseri
The proceedings Of this meeting their respective pa
pan. .t.
On mo.isn. the foregoing Prsalabls and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
II was moved aud aduptod, that tho commitiee sp-
painted 10 prpate the Memorial 10 be addressed the
legislature of Virginia. be also requested correspond
win The President aud Directors of The Roanoke Nav.
gation Company, aud the members OF the Legislature
and Senate ron this county and district, aud with any
oher meeting whose object shall lie the zane oi this
aseting.
was moved and adopted. that lIobson Johns. Esq.
che Mayor OF Dsnvlle and Chairman OF this meeting,
shall be Chairman of the delegation attend The meet
Jog NJ Halifax court house
And molloD, the meeting then adjourned
HOBSON JOHNS, Chairman.
X. HorkiSs, Sec'y.
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N'EVV' CO.y'CER.H.
YOUNG Il lS(DVVlES.

I1NHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the EN-
4 TIRE STOCK or GROCERIES belonging
To Bo"ss & Acree has taken into partnership with ha
Paul L. Bo"les of that concern, and will continue the
Grocery and Commission business, al the old stand OF
bo"'es \ AGREE. Ir lakes this opportunity 10 return
his most sincere thanks TO his old customers, who have
so literally paionzed him whilst doing business in his
his own name wei 10 the old concern of BRYAN, s.
Young. and begs leave To ask OF them continuance III
their iavonrs 10 the new concern, promising them tina
they will find their Stuck of Goods as large and we'll
sorted any in the upper country, and effort ,he
part shall be spared lo give satisfaction.
WM. L. YOUNG.
Jan. 10
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ron yHE vIRGISIAN.
Examination Of the PineriHe Female .lcaden,u!

Examination Of The PineriHe Female .7cade,nu,
u ia Of gvea, satisfaction 10 the lovers Vt Ed,
ueaiou-parculariy those Who feel interest in the
cultivation Of the Female nind-to see SO many well
regulated Semnaries springng up in midst. Huh.
sro our daughters either to be neglected or To be
senr to grea, distance at the expense Of time labor in
convenience and much parental anxiety and often times
10 be r. munera ed ith but slender return for our Ia
bsr and to discovered when it is too late to apply
remedy. But thanks to the enterprise Of comnuni>
tiex these things be done, aud better done in
many instances at our thresholds.
These remarks elicited by an attendance on the
Examination Of Miss Wilson's Pupils. al the PINE
VILE ACADEMY, on the 20h December last
The resu, Of which have been uly gratifying to
The parents and guardians present. If We are 10 Judge
from the warm pauds bestowed upon the exercises BY
the spectators The progress Of the pupils amply ev>
denced that the tuloress was we'll qualified instruct
those under her charge In all the branches constituting
thorough education, il Judge from the readiness and
accuracy with which the various exercises were per
fnrmed. he class in Intellectual Philosophy and
Chemistry appeared perfectly ga, home" Blu, ii there
were any who exctled where all done we'll il was
Perhaps in Arithmetic that much elected and im
porlant branch Of female educate Really it was
matter Of establishment the complicated sums
(nany OF which were proPuunded By the audience APP
prcscAed with confidence and done with facility that
e-ud scarcely be realized by The lokers-on Next in
srde. gives us pleasure to pay passing but deserved
compliment 10 the History, Geography aud Grammar
classes, and in The language of twu Reverend ntle-
men VIII" were present and addressed the classes cit
praves TO what extent the human mind can be i'm.
proved under well regulated and eff ,ient system of
cultivation" will not = ell more large 81, III. per
-rmancrs of The ladies Of this admirable Inslltn-
ton. hui will content myself with saying 10 parents
vino wish The mud Of their daughters stored with fund
Of useful. sod information to Try this ACADEMY which
is 'tnatsd IN cheap healthy neighborhood cortigun
10 "hurches af all denominations aud within fv. or six
Milo If PH,yirrnia Court house. orc.
The Iynchhnrs Republican and Danyle Reporter
will please capy.
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10 John CmdD. Wiiiiam CuadiG. UIHiam II. Cror
and Mary his ,ete, late Mary C"ndit. jacob SIX,
and Elizabeth his ,cife. late EGsabrth Cundib Rich
ard CmdF james C"ndld. John KeiIsoa and Sa-
roh his rye, idie Sarah CnndiG, and Da,id III
Murphy and Leu''y his mite. late Lerisy CundiF:
T1NAkE npilce, tina, the 9th dsy ot February SIG
4 At the ffre Of Elijah Il. Eskrldge. Esq, in the
town Of llardinsburg, The county Of Breckenridge aud
state Of Kentucky. shall take the depos"ns of j.,
seph Boly aud John BUY and II ltom any cause we
shall not ske The I'd dispositions thai day. shall
lake the sanr al the sane place. he 20h day Of Fr
bruary, isi6-Aso. IN The l2ih day of February
1886, at the residence Of Agnes Mesdor the county
Of Morgan, in the Safe Of Miss, ur, shall ,ake the
deposition o Edmund Mc0eorgr; and from any cause
We shall not :ake the said last mentioned deposition
that day. sha take the same, the same place. on
the 25,h February. 1916. all Of which said dispositions,
when taken intended 10 be read in evidence the
trial of suit in ciancey now depending IN the circuit
superior cent Of law and ehancery for the county o
Bedford wherein We are plaintiffs and you and Others
are defendants. WILLIAM YATES,
MiLLY YATES.
JOHN MOTLEY,
MARGARET MOTLEY,
CALLAN W. YATES.
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L circuit superior court OF law and chancery, cun
"A nurd by adjournment and held for the county OF
Amherst at the court house, onAlonday the st day 81
Semp,ember, 1915.
David Paueson, Plaintiff,
against
Robert i.brll, William |. Isbell, Samuel Garland
in his own right and the said Samuel Garssd and
Pembroke Garland, partners under the style OF 5. & p.
Garland, Defendants
liz CHANcERY.
The court doth order that il be referred to one OF the
Commissioners Of this court TO ascertain the amount OF
the purchase money paid by he Plaintiff, and IN dis
cha rye Of which of the inslaments. il was paid and
what amount remains due upon the hypothesis that no
deficiency exists.
A Copy
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
CoMMissioNERs OFFICE,
Amherst Court house, Dec. 29th, lS45 :
The parties interested in The foregoing order will take
notice. that have appointed the i4h day Of February
next the accounts meniloned IN The orego-
ing order, on which day. 10 O'clock in the morning.
they are requested attend at my office, with their ats
counts vouchers and copies Of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
RIO. M. BROWN, Com'r.
Il, WIN
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.V'OTICE.
.V'O I'XCE.

YNHE SUBSCRIBER has this day, entered into
l. partnership with WIN. 4. Young, for the purpose
of conducting GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUS1NESS,and after returning his acknowl J.
Judgments 10 his former customers who have LIBERAL
ly extended TO him their patronage whilst in the late
concern OF Bowles s hcree. begs leave to say them.
that. in The new Concern. they will find larger and
more general assortment Of Groceries, than he has here.
totre had The pleasure Of Offering them. and asks
lnuance OF their patronage TO the Concern, well
as call from the public generally, promising hcm that
# prompt attention TO BUSINESS and bsrgains shall be
any irducement, they shall M, ga away disappointed
PAUL T.. BONLES.
JAM | u
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.v'OT'fCE,.

PURSUANT 10 a deed III trust, executed TO me by
L A. L. Elltt aud r. a. Elloi. hr certain pafp,-
therein specified, shall. the 18Th day VI Janua-
~, 1876. sell at public auction. thu
HOUSE and LOT,
occupied by Elliott & Brother tobacco factory -
This n deslfabe stoailon, and the house 10 largo.
toony. and veil arranged 'n an extensive Wanaiac,a>
ring business Terms made knnan ~ the day vi sss.
RICHARD TYREF.. Trustee.
N. u. The debts OF Enai u Brother. A. q. ~
hut aud r. A. Eu,t, provided ior IN the irus, dred
will be taken IN payment. The ulle 10 the aiovs
property is believed To be- god. out acting as trustee,
shall only convey such title a. Is vested IN me.
X. TYREE, Trustee.
Dec. IS tl9J
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NO TICE.

4 S have made new arrangements for the future il
"A Is necessary that should close up my old bust
ness. hope. therefore, hose indebted will come
iorwaTd and settle " it'll as little delsy a. possible.
WIN. Il. YOUNG.
Jan. II
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NO II.
re the Ladies.

NASHMERES AND MOUSLINS, beautiful as
~ sorlment, remarkably low.
REAL FRENcu do all wool. at rs cts. per I'D
BLACK AND coLoRED ALPAccAs. very chesp.
BLACK AND BLUE BLACK SILKS. unusually handsome
FLANNELs. white, red and yellow. at Is. Cd IS
UNpREssEp lRisH LINENS. very low.
bonnet RBBoNs AND CAP do. very handsome,
CALicoEs, at from Diets 10 the finest, splendid as
sorIrncnt.
Besides great variety of other simple and fancy
Goods, Er sale very low, by
Z. j. BURTON.
Bank Square.
NJ is
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NEGROES WANTED!

'INllE SUBSCRIBERS arr wanting to purchase
i any number oi LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
thatwill suit The =, nihrin market
As they ANXIOUS To make their purchases a. snee
Oily ms rsslbe. they assure ihme having sny hr s,e
hat they will pay liberal rash prices NJ can bs
vi IN any market ~ the State. Pesnns y ho wish
sc viii do well to call On Them beiuc ma king sale.
n. B.--We wish To purchase one "r two Dsehsmith,
and Carpenlers. DAVIS Il HART
Nov s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

New GrOccrynnd Conn ,nissiOm House
Richmond, VM.
L q E& TIM LEY
"AV1NG taken the house on The north side Of the
j Basin, we'll known '.Crsnshaw' v old sinnd, -
offer their services their friends and tho public one
rally, ~ The sale of
Ill kinds Of Produce,
and pledge Themselves 10 every sxeun to uive on
tire satisfaction To those who may favor ,hsla with rlr
patronage,
They will keep constantly ON hand good stock OF
GROCERIES, to which they invite the attention 81
their friends and the public.
Particular attention paid 10 RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING GOODS, IN which business ono Of
partners has boen engaged fpr several years past.
ALFRED ) LEE,
J.sie of the firm Of Lee & Lacy
Iynchhurg.
DEM. +. TiNsi"Y.
Late tho arm Of Bryant, flnsley Il Lavnder.
lynchbuY.
REFERENCES.
Lee s. Roberts,
Brysnl. Iinslcy X Lavinder,
Miller 4 Rlckrr,
Lynchburs.
Nov. II Wv IL