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tD ltno sn9tIacsn elmer all9cmeinen Gaun:
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W(onta9e cen 3. 9lu9uit 1916,
i'm eourEbaufs Su 0soon9 seboltsn psrpsn iCO,
um llbr Nabmitta9s,,fir Den 3rpsf Wass
re9etn onjunebmen Sur Gorberstun9 fir ndd)s
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2Gnl. Nolm, Ioeinrb Nbrab8,
SDarlss Trorsn, 9anlsI Sisber,
0Silliam QS. QGsbsr.
Suli 2l. Stsbenbe Committee.
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6. Bsfttlcden Oa6 mir Die 5erren SIC
caftsure aner 3situn9en i'm gauntp bofitit
er(utsm oicIs 9crtancIunssn aufSunebmsn.
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S6btticbe SbfGocrei.

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am ShuDlflq Ganal, 6 lHsilen oberbalo Nsae
oInA orbslt'tsn, 5anftsn fb am pcreeten
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tbm mcrauf beisr i'm NIT elmer eisrnsn Grill
Den eirnlbdrsl ;sritblu9, ma5 obns Snsifsl lsis
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aus 9encmmcn, wis man 9Ioubt nab NbanD,
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Nspnlsntanttnsi?auls fno bic QcfoS in elmer
lbllmmen &lsmme ;-iIe iebsn Elm pab Der uns
psrnNollbe Smrj iDrsr Yartsi naDs 1T mb
wiiIsn fsin Mittl ba6 lletd abiupsnrsn, mas
iis Surb si9sns @1uIp Dsrver9sruisn babsn.-
lleberal boIrn fs Ssrtammlun9sn unp rsmons
lfrirsn 9e9en cen Mann ibrsr QSaW unb feline
Sirplboft, bic lis burb Gift, Sstrus cbsr
9ummbsit in Nemtsr 9sbrobt bobsn. S3isr,
no bnsn bic QGb0S bsi Der &srIamn1luna ibre
Slnoen rcrmarfsm fGnnsn is auf fcltbsm9Ss.
sc nIbtS Osn'rfsn, babsr waNfaDrtsn IIs jset
nab QSaibln9tcn, um Rom aro6sn lnfibrsr
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re partei niht faput mabt. gs miro mabrs
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Spnt Spm0rc6.

Spm Spn9rc6. -9is "Srittifbs aas
rtfsSla" hnost i'm Senat iforfen 96ipsrlfanb.
Die 2Sbi9'S 'Ssnotcun psrtDsioi9en cen Iarif
pen SAP eurb eIrQusnts 0isbsn unb bic QofcS
lpo9'n niht stpas ro0s9sn snSumsncsn. 9is
Sll mar mdDrsnb Der 9anjsn Bodbs untsr Sss
rotBun9 unc Bis gum Srsito9 Ntsnb par nptb
nibt coriber ab9sitimmt worosn.
SeISs I?dusr baben SsibIiIe politrt ib
am 10. 2(u9ut ju perta9sn. 9as @plf miro
germ 2tmen oosu ia0sn.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
RESULTS OF ADVERTIsING.

Mss,srs. Hardin, Hunt, s. Co., a firm do
Jag an extensive business in the town of
Worcester, MASS during the past year
paid about some thousand dollars for sdver-
Using, their goods, and are satisfied By this
outlay they have received a rich harvest in
return. BEaHdreth has risen from poverty
and made an extensive fortune; he has now
q three story mandatory for preparing his
medicine, and whole cargces Of it are de-
spatched to every part Of the Union. Fe
has expended ''thirty-fve thousand dollars
in a single year for advertising.,' Com
stock Began with nothing; but, BY the sale
Of his medicine, has been enabled to pur-
chase one of the first houses in the Union
Place, New York, and gives magnificent
s~oirees, &C., Mofiit, by the sale of bitters
and pills. has amassed a fortune of nearly
100000. Shernon, by the sale of lozen-
gers, has emerged from a little shop in Mas
Esu street, New!York, and become a buy
er of lots and houses by wholesale. And
Swain, Philapslphia, by the sale ofllis pam
acea, has attained to a degree Of wealth
In all probability exceeding that Of any com
2etitor.
Success in all these cases, be it remem-
bered,( and it is stated without any inten-
tionto undervslue the medicines named, J
IS acknowledged to be the result of tine
means used to give notoriety to the articles
sold, and those means wcre-neUspdperI
aduert:sing.-Palmer's Road to Wealth.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
Administrators Sale Of
Land.

By virtue of an order made by the County
Court on the 18th day of August 1916, the
undersigned Administrator of the estate Of
Armstead waddle, deceased, will proceed
to sell before the Court House door in the
town Of Bowling Green. Mo-, on the first
day of the next November term ofsaid coun-
ltv Court. on a credit of twelve months the
following described real estate, viz: the W.
half of the n. W. quarter of section 50, T55
n r. 8 west. The purchaser giving bond
with approved security for the payment Of
the purchase money.
JAMES ENGLISH,
Administrator of the estate of AfmAtead
iWaddle, deceased.
August "a, 1916. .
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
AUSTIN NcGEARY
IN ]
September 14th, 1916.
One Cent Reward.

will give the above reward for the ap'
prehension, and delivery to ne at my house
in Loui.ians Of James W. Lilies, an inientcd
apprentice who anyway from me on Sun
day the the 9th, inst, He is 4 lad Of about
Is years of agc-has dark hair, and eyes.
bat, fair complexion. He is somewhat
crippled in his right hand.
All persons are hereby forewarned from
isarborine, OF employing said apprentice as
| am determine to prosecute to the extent
of the law any who may so offend.
SAMUEL B. CLARK
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS

For GAINESVILLE, Louisiana, Hannibal, Marion
City, Quincy, Lagrange, FULLY, Alexandria
Warsaw and Keokuk.
THIIE new, elegant, light draught and fast
running passenger steamers,
DIE VERNON, OCEAN WAVE
AND LACLEDE,
will run regularly from St. Louis to the above
mentioned ports, touching at all the intermediate
landings.
Leaving St. Louis:
will leave St. Louis, on Mondays and Thurs
days, at . o'clock, T. NJ.
The OCEAN WAVE, James Whitney, Jr
Master, will Leave St Louis on Tuesday:
and Fridays, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
The LACLEDE, w. S. Randolph, Master, viii
leave St. Louis on Wednesdays and Saturdays
1t O'Clock, T. NJ
RETURNING:
The DIE VERNON w:llfeaye keokuk oRTues
days an Fridays at 5 o'clock, p. NJ; Warsaw:
Ale.an lri4, Tully and Lagrange, same euen.
incs; Quincy, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
as o'clock. A. NJ; Marion City, Hannibal Lou
%isiana, Clarksuillc and Bailey's Landing, same
days.
OCEAN WAVE, James Whitney Jr., Master
will leave Keokuk on Wednesdays and Satur.
days, at > O'Clock F NJ; Warsaw, Alexandria
Tully and Lagrange same evenings; Quincy or
Thurs lays an Sundays, at 8 o'clock AM; Ma
zion City, Hannibal, Louisiana, GAINESVILLE ant
B-:lcy's Landing, same days,
The LACLEDE viii lcare Kcokuk On Thurs.
days AMI Sundays, It 5 o'clock. P. NJ; Warsaw.
Alexandria, fully and Lagrange, same epen.
inps; Quincy. en- MONDAYS and Fridayss, al s
am, CIlrksrilie and Bailey's Landing, SAINT
davs.
Pains having bcen taken to render the above
pac kets in every WY superior in Accommodations
AMI speed, together with the utmost punctualit!
in the time OF arrivals and departures, shippers
ana passengers Can fully rely upon the presen
arrangement. Il For freight or passage appl!
or board.
April 25th, 1886.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
Splendid Fall Arrival.
AT THE CHEAPEST CASH STORE,
No. Is, front street.
{. jackson g. Brother,

HAVE just received their splendid as
AZ sortment of goods suitable for the fall
trade, consisting in part Of Prints, Cling
hams, Muslin De LANES, Cashmere cords.
Silks, Alpacas, K~y.Janes, satinetts, Tweeds,
C~asiiueres, Shawls, Comforts, Suspenders,
Gloves, Sc, &C., also a fine assortment OF
Morocco slippers, Calf & Kip Boots. Gen,
.,lemen's Calf and Kip Brogan Boots and
Shoes. The above articles have been Sc =
lected with great care from the latest
STYLES. From the increase Of busincss since
they commenced in this place, they are in
to head their advertisement as above,
They arc thankful for the liberal patronage
that has been extended to them, and hope
by their inducements that their former pat.
rons will continue to deal with them, and
also that many others may find the place te
buy a few dollars worth of goods cheap.
C. JACKSON, s. BRO.
Louisiana, Sept. 14th, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
No cure no pay.

DIR. FORSHEY'S Ague Pills, a safe and
infallible cure for Ague and Fever, Period
ical Neuralgia, sun pain. SC. The above
Pills are purely Vegetdbh, and when the
directions are followed. a cure is ~1CGrrdnt-
cd or the money refunded.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
WILLIAM LUCE.
June Goth, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
Notice.

All persons are hsreby informed that ]
will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife Elizabeth McGeary
from, and after this date. Without eny
inst cause, she has left her home, and re-
turned to her fathers house, and thereby
forfeited all claims upon me for further sup
port.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
6undries.

6undries.
"ORsE Collars, Trace Chains, Hames, Shov-
els, Spades, Hoes, Window Glass, Lin
SEED Oil. Whix Lead, &c.. &c, for sale very low
Il. E. BLOCK B c..
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
An Apprentice Wanted.

wish to get a good active boy, either
white or black to learn the Smithing bust
ness. One who can com well recommend
ed will be received on liberal conditions;
no other need apply. For further. particu-
lars apply at the Banner Office or at my
E. r. classy.
Sept. Ia, 1916. In.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14

mert of his dues, in anything saw gold and
silver, 50 it should not become itself deal
!er in any other currency. The less it utter
iferes with, or attempts to give a false or I'M
certain direction to the business ofthe coun
try, the better will it be for Itself and the
People.-ISt. Louis Union.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14

1TNHE highest market price given for
good merchantable whea by
/. N. BRYSON & co.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
Louisiana Market.

Butter, Sc; Tallow, 5; Dry Hides, 6 lie;
Green Hides, &c; Beeswax, pc; Flaxseed, Soc.
per bushel; Beans, 4oa SOC per bashel.
Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
aPCHE.AP CASH BOOKS7ORE.-E

j. HALSALL,
NNTHOLESALE and Retail Bookseller and
W Stationer, No. 1874, Main Street, Saint
Louis, Mo-, keeps on fand asplendid assortmen!
|of
School, Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Quilts, Ink, Waters, Steel Pens and
States, Writing and Wrapping
Papers; Blank Books
in great variety, together with every other nrti-
Gle sn his line Of business.
g5- Books tound IN the best manner.
Can AID exazine-Nc. l24, Main Street, Sc
lLouis.
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10 MIlEAl GRONi Els.

We fnd the follow .ng article IN tie lasl Richmons
Tines. and It contains suggestions, that may PRIV
yaluabl, 10 our lamIrg friends Many ot our Farmers
are always in hurry 10 have lheir crps eaiy Tor
market; but If they follow the advice given IN this af
Gle, II may be 10 them The means Il saving hen
crops that from dampness would ihe risk u Total oss
The advice contained IN this hfele worthy ri sefans
consideration, on the part Of hose 10 whom Is address
ed.
"In consideration Of tie l-ng continued rainy and
damp weather II reasonably arpehended that wheat
which Is hurried 10 market Will be IN damp condition
and must bc sid Al n foducon must be greatly IN.
nrod by being delivered IN such state famefs should
therefore. taho time and bring then crop 10 market IN hs
perfect conjlou possible. II should be allowed 10
remain IN The straw until perfectly dry. Farmers know
HAT generally to be carly mafkel Is advantageous
he best prices have bcsn usually paid Tor the .afy de
ivere,. The lnduremeut docs mol exist this yer, as
ur Is al low price that it IA hardly probable lower
viii be reached lhcfc5re 1t iskely that little do
lay 10 sending in their wheat III subject them To
lower puce they wuulG by mean.. he rewarded for
The risk they would mcu alter The sfaspn We have had,
10y broshg their crops 10 market with the usual
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inbred, H. professor Playar asumes. tie "ffaten
principle tie SIDE rsess NJ nunfiye pfar,t Re
According our view bu life 4 s aud tie lat ifmihl
principle hnifiive tnasi he evident all sen
sihe and observing Minds hst ilr strongest esldeos
which fecd,r drsfcs 81 tie heslfh 81 his anilnal. Il
thbl OF his bring IN good fahdiiian-h Is, faf W
do NOT mean that state of obssyni mufdd iainrss -
when Cat becomes bntlhen ia lie .i aud muscles bn
@hcn tho ribs sr' fro'eng bones are sufficiently ba'
r'd and out o view, 10 present pleasing sight Ia liz
lurkcf-on. Taking the Anal,sis 81 Df. Dana as on
s'audard the uulrIve pnnc pies NJ ndian Cofn amoun
l. 500 per cent, fact winch must give 10 ms gfaih
pfrat popularity when us pnnfetfs shall have bccom'
generally known IN Eagl land and Leland.
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TRURST SALE OF
IGinNOiG KCML Estate.

BY NlRUE Of a deed OF rust executed to the un-
~ derslgned by john j Purvls bearing date the 81,
day OF September, 1915, and duly recorded IN the
Clerks office Of the Hastings CouL for the Corporation
ol Lynchhng, We shall proceed, on Friday, HE "a h
day OF July next 10 sell at public auction on the prem
ises one lot o ground in the town of Lynchbnrg at the
junction OF Jefferson and Water Streets on,inp ON JET
ierson street b) feet and running back the usual drro
oil town lois. On this lot there is erected a building
brick aud stone. divided into three tenemens sni,aby
for stores aud dwellings,. The uninpuyed portion of
the lo al ihe junction Of jefferson and Water sireesl
fronting lGO eet on the former street will be sold sep
arae'y tom The Improved property, if deemed desrab,
the day OF sale,
Also; other lot of ground, on Franklin Hill con
alnng one Acre, on which erected convenient and
comnodons Lnlly Residence. with all necessary out
houses being the s1ne now III the occupancy Of Joseph
Marsh Esq
1ERMs.-A sufficient sum in cash will he required
TO deTay The expenses Of The SALE the balance vi the
purchase money, credit OF SIX, twelve AID eighteen
months will be gwen, The purchaser executing negjla.
bic notes. satisfactorily endorsed aud we retaining the
tie 10 the property as a farther security.
he TILE Ia believed 10 be good. hut the undersigned
heins as trustees, will convey such riyht only
is vested IN them bv the said trust DEED
AlEN'R. TOMPklNS,
JNO. w. DUDLEY. { A'"''ee''
June % ,o1J
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N. s,,, LIN 6. Camden, Edmta,d ". ia" ana 'He"'
Baid Baird :-Genilemen Ill A.,
NroU WILL. TAKE NOTICE, that ! s'a,'' W. y,
The 21th DIV al July next. at hmhe'sl - ~ ,La
II. tavern hous Of John NJ, Price. proceed 70 ''N '
eplsons Of William Wright and "'h'ts' - ps -, IN
s,denc =, c.,,ain matter in chancefy drpend NO III
the eireni, superior court Of law aud chancey tor the
county of Amherst, which you are plani''' anu Acn
bald Baud Sal detchtantsa at when Une anu 'e
Won may attend # you think proper " sara "spos'',,I
are completed on that day, they WIZ % e''''"''
from day 10 day until completed ,,e 49,,
WILLIAM :. JONES. Adm'f,
de b5nis non OF William Akcrs, deed.
June . WV"
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31osftcaI
a DaseH ueR st.s ar.rrrrur..

saAs. peacefai'.s
lay her iart#fs
Place he tesiliglfiy
On her sanHe hfsasi
Gently, solemnl,.
lend Ger the bal
Where ye have pillavved
Thus eafls her head
psnl youog niliaw
Clos b. her gave.
Lei it, long branches
Soaihinsi, wate.
Irvine a sweet rose tree
Over Tic ianb
snplls ffesh buds thsfe--
Beaut, and bloom
LIT bright fountain
Iimpid am, clear,
aarmur its music,
Smile through iear=
Scatter IT, diamonds
Where the loved iss-
Brilliant md tan,,
.Aesaeei's eyes.
Then shall tie hrisl birds
on golden why.
Lingering eter
Murmafine sing
Then .han the soa hfseze
penss els sigh
n,nrpg tsei fragrance
Aud melody b.
la, The .e. .llls
Over hef bffast:
CAIN be her slun1beis,
Peaceful her ffsi.
Beautiful lively.
She "as bal flsep,
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VIRGINIA BOOK.

'llE subscriber has been appo, ed agent 70, The sal
l. oi the new translation of Homer, ny WIN. Nun
ford, Ed The work has been examined aud highly
commended by some Of the most literary in the T.
nlon and /, 10 be hoped that all who desire
age taste for literary pursuits In our State will not let
this opportunity pass Tor lending their aid to The cause
No Tgiaan should be without copy
The following Is from the Boston Daily Star:
I'VE have received copy Of the translation Of
llomef's lad. 1t far exceeds IN merit what we had
anticipated and is destined to supecede reputation the
three anslaonS Of this great poem both IN Europe and
III this country and not only give to the translator
dying reputation but become source OF just pride 10
otcH country"
speclnen copy and Subscription list, may be found
at the Blackstone OF ID. b. PAYNE.
june ) Is
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10000 pounds best family cured Esa-
con,
500 do Wool Rolls, superior article,
100 bills snpeffne Flour
81 do family do
80 do Hydraulic Cement,
80 kegs superior Lcai Lard. from IS to 80 lbs.
each, convenient SIZES Tor family use
IS hh1s. Maasse,
. doz He'd Linen Sacks, country made,
chest q. =. Tea,
900 sacks Salt,
On consignment, and very reasonable terms, by
LACY & GARLAND,
on the Basin.
July Q I'm
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TO TIL, pUIIsU.IC.

fk'iiE HARDWARE BUSINESS heretofore chm
n Quoted by II. y s. w A. Richards Will hereafter
be carried on in IL name Of the subscriber who par.
lcslafly requests all no want Hardware cheap give
MN a faii. II. B. HIGHLANDS.
n. u. All pefsnus indebted 10 H. b. & w. A.
hehatds will please come forward and make payment
without delay. H. b. < W. Ar
July ~
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W VdTTN VI mo
T.EFE % EE.s'(. SISk.y'ES5,

n all ITS branches. They have on hand. and vii
Constantly keep. beautiful assortment of CLOTHS
CASSlMERES, NESIlNGS, and in fact every thin
suitable Tor Genlemen's wear, which they will max,
up to order IN the most fashionable Styles handsome fin
and warranted workmanship.
NeVery respectfully invite the Gentlemen of Lynch
nnrs and the surrounding country 10 eve call.
VIM. x JOHN Oakley.
Noyl3 Is
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AlRGlNlA:-Ma court held for Bedford county at the
court house, the 18th day of May, 1916;
Henry Folden, George " Folden Nathan Markham and
Sally, his wife, formerly Sally Foiden james W Folden
Sasan Folden Elizabeth Folden Frances Foden and Dan
'e' T. Jones, Plaintiffs,
against
Robert Folder and Appa Folden, Defendants
In CHANCERy.
The defendant Robert Folden, la, ing entered his m.
pearanee and given security according to the act Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court and it appearing
faction o the court that he Of this Com
monweah II i ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the fourth Monday August next and answer tho
bill OF the Plaintiff; and hata copy order be forth
with inserted in the Iynchburg Virginiin news.
paper published in the town OF ynclhurg for two months
successfully and posted the front door OF the court house
OF this county,
Copy-Teste,
JND. r. STEPTOE, elk.
June 4 %,
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VIZ. JOscp.l Illchs:
June %

WAKE NOTICE, that | shall, on the Slh day Of
August 1916, at Black Walnut, in The county of
Halifax. and State OF Virginia, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock. A. NJ and p NJ, proceed to take the depus
tons OF W liian Brandon, lhos Torlah ST. and others
and at the court house, the county VI Person and State
OF North Carolina, on the 18Th day of August 1916 be
tween The same hours OF that day, take the dcposItluns
ol Alexander Gordon and Others be read as evidence
IN a sui now depending on the Chaucery side of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for IaIl-
fax county. Virginia, in which | am plainf and YOU
are deeaden II the taking OF the deposilIntls should
not be completed the Gays aforesaid the taking of
them will be continued from to time until the same
he completed. LETIIE HICKS
July 9 w1,v
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Mr.. Thomas McCnrgO;

Mr.. Thomas McCnrgO:
A you are not an hhabiiant If this State, please
IA take notice that shall proceed take the de- posi-.
TONS OF Charles II. Cabanlss James Young. William
bacon and others, at the Clerks OIicr. Halifax cnrl
house. Halifax eonnly, Vryns, Tuesday. the 25lh
LAY oi August 1916, 10 be read evidence in snil
IN Chanc'y depending and undetermined in hf circuit
superior court OF law and chancefy, Tor Halifax county.
VA, in which am plaintiff, and YOU and James T.
Hill. lslsn H. Brtton, Paul Taylor and John Coe>
man. adr,r Of John Bacon deed, defendants Ii
the said deposans shall not be completed that day
hey Will be taken ON the following day.
Your, &r..
WILLIAM BRITTON.
July . 4w
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.NEEs C5y.E.S'T Y.EsE OFsS.
w TT. e. r q a IL "

M GUILD respectfully inform the cnizens of Lynch.
W burg, and the public. that they have associated
themselves together aud taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John iaIlns, where they lnenp
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Zeal Egyptian .rEiffs.

l lave Just received, duz. pair of the REAL
EG(P liAN MITES. a very scarce and desirable
article IN the market Don L. {. PETERS
June II =,
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II Coun held lnr Nelson Cnnn,e at A. 3D..
a Hone. foadav. the Ind day OF jun. IstE ''''
th1hes Pslrow, " i!son leters and 10, l.. Nbi,r
Jail Commissioners, P,i,,;T q,
ara n3t
Nelson Anderson, late Sheriff. OF Nelson County
Dclehds nj,
on "A MOTION,
The death ote Defendant having ieen hcretor no
cd, and II appearing that David e Anderson lis =
Il mol an inhab4taht ri this Commonm .ut ID i, n
that he do APPEAR here before the frrtb Mo-,
september next, 10 she" cause, II he can, VII, II a."
inresa And on the motion o the Plaintiffs by r,uni a.
ordered that oil This orderbe published in tn, 81 IS
burg Arginiah,' newspaper published IL the to,
iyhehbus ior four weeks successfully, and anoihe, q"
thereof posted at the front door OF the Court House
county on some court day " h''
Copy-Testr,
SIP GARLAND, Clerk
July VII
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-23
Second Supply Of groceries.
YOUNG a EISnyXs g;S

Az T. The pleasure 10 announce TO their customers
u that they are now receiving an addition 10 tl.ir
Spring stock If Groceries, hlch of their house. has
recently bought The Northern markets upon the mos
favorable terms. fot cash only, by which they
bled 10 oller 10 Them extra Inducements
II would be unnecessary 10 enumerate the particular
articles o Sock-snilice TO say 1t embraces The usual
extensive variety, and all they ask, is call from the
public to insure sales.
July = 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-23
WE HAVE ON HAND JUST REL ElVED

WE HAVE ON HAND JUST REC E.NED
W hid eNlta fine 81. Crox Sugar,
500 lbs hne " ool Rolls
Also. Bacon, Lard. Flour. Meal. Corn. Surar Cor.
fee, lea. Moasses, Rec, Nlaccaroni. Pepper. tnoer
SPICE Mare, Cloves. Leather Boots. Shoes and Shoe
Thread. Iron, Steel Nails. Spades. ScyIhes. Knives
and Forks, Scissors, Needles, Pins Salt Feathers
Cords, Lines, Broons Tubs. Pals, Trays. Buckets
ooihes Racks aud Water Cans besides many ether mr.
llces IN our line, which will sell lo,c for cash -,
change tor Predace. Gall and see u.s.
. a"ed 10 h'e Tor The remainder of the year, trus
iy Servant 10 attend 10 a garden and Ia, nna -, I
character ,. can find employment. Also, a Cook aoJ
W asher and lroner. ' "''
June Is W 'i"'4'N'