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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-17
DRUGS Il MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. oils. Furnishes.
Pmiy, Umdoc Glass, Dye StyE,
Brushes, Books, Confeciionories,
Fruit, Nuts, Hines and Brandies.
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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge,
It's MfaNibie Health Restoring Proper
ties fully established!
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I'm presenting this well established and powerful
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aud the citizens generally Of the southwestern
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that it will act as successfully IN the districts
where i, is now produced, AS IN the Asue aud
Fever visited regions Of Indiana Illinois, and
Ohio, Michigan, and western Penns, lVsnia and
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universal celebrity as
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ScOtcll Bagging. Bed Ticking.
y On hand aud for sale low.
IL pieces Dundee Bagging.
4 do Osnaburghs & Burlaps.
25 do Tickings, 3.4 to Ga, from
l2i to 81 cts. per yard,
WALKER g. HICKLING.
SEPT %, 1917
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! 81 THINE IS.
Black, Indigo Blue, Steel Mixed, Col,
Mixed, Plaid and Striped.
JE a " S g. TIVE DS.
OF all AInds and prices.
TESTIN GS.
Black Satin. Silk and Linen,
" Silk Velvet, Valnecia. ..
Cut Velvet.
L. Il DIE S DIRE s S Good S.
Blk & blue blk Silks. Nous. del Lanes,
Drab and brown do Black satin stripe,
Fawn colored do Alapacas.
Satin stripe do Romelia.
Cashmere Cashmer de-lanes,
Ginghams,
MOUR MN G. GOO DS.
Bombazines. Striped Barge,
Black Mous-de-lanes, Black Ginghams,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicces.
SH.4 WLS.
Twill 4 6g'd. Silk, Brosha.
Turkerian, Cashmer,
Florid, 1hibet.
MerinO, Plaid Wool.
Dress Handkerehitfs.
Silk, Mous.de.lane,
Satin, Thibet,
. GauZe, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk & velvet neck lies Collars,
Gauze merino vests, Collareus,
Gimp do Chemesells,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist,
Bonnet Il cap flowers Wrealh.s.
Cloves.
Kid, all colors, Lisle thread.
Black Mohair, Chene cotton,
Egyptian long mi,.s, Black Pfcne,,
Half fg'j. do Cashmer,
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr worsied.
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
Sieel Ware.
Steel bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tasssls, Deeds, &c.
~ n ~, 80; ~ n Il
Brown and bIeachsd muslin, from TO 2 j
yards wide.
Ticking. Checks,
FlanneIs. all colors, Table covers,
striped e. dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diaperCrash,
Rob Roy plaids.
Boots & Shoes.
ladies walking,
Double and single sole Buskins,
High calf and morocco,
Misses shoes, all kinds,
Gen'lemens calf, peg'd T. sew'd boots,
do Kip do do
do Heavy, do do
Brogans Of every description.
In addition to the above enumerated goods,
have large and general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Pilot Hunting Cos,s,
do Sack,
do Over Goats,
Brown e. Black Cloth Sack,
Dark Tweed, heavy,
Plain and fancy cassimer Pants,
Cassineu and Jeans do
Cut Velvet, Wove do. and Valencia
Vests,
Wool and hickory Shirts.
Caps.
A large and general assortment, from q
10 90.
Ladies and Misses Nuts,
A fine assortment, prices 10 suit purclIa.
sers.
A I.SO,
Crocksry, Hard,Uare and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared to offer a
larger and cheaper stock Of goods to the ihhabl-
tants Of this county, than can he found IN any
other establishment. JIG. NATrlNGER
Sept 81 lS47.
New Arrangement.
ME subscriber has purchased the entire
stock in trade Of J. T. &. ARMOUR; in
addition TO which he is receiving q large assert.
men, Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Boots &. Shoes
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Ladies and Misses Nuts,
A fine assortment, prices to suit purciIa-
sers.
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Lands for Sale Nt Public Auction.
XTlLL BE- sold at public auctio. a, the court
w house in Ottawa on Monday the third
day Of January next at | o'clock PM, to,he
highest bidder for cash, ....-....l p
MP. NJ. %
Also, the whole Of tho N r ! sec. ~. 81
N r e 81 p. NJ.
The above Lands arc prairie oftsc hos. quail.
iiy Ia thu Immediate vicinity Of timber, and
title unques,ionahlc. GEO. H. NORRIS.
onswa Sept. n isa7. Agent for the gunner.
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TNAPEOCA.-A fine article for puddings
il at CUSMAN & GRIDLEYS.
Oct 3, 1847.
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HNEAS. TEAS!
l. The following Teas are fresh and good,
aud We shall sell them at the lowest prices:
90 hf. chests Young Hyson, from IS TO IS
3 Gunpowder.
2 Imperial.
2 Powchong, in lib papers.
WALKER & HICKLING.
Sept "a, lS47.
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SALT..i0O Barrels, for sale b.
- Oct. |, ls47. CusnNAN e. GnIDLLr.
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fdifening Pouvry.--ltis asserted
in the Transactions Of the society Of
Arts, that there is a great advan.
tage in fattening geese, turkeys, and
In short fowls ofovery description, on
potatoes with meal. On this diet
they are said to fatten in less than
one h.lflthe time ordinarily requir.
cd ID bring them 10 the same condi-
tics Of sxcslleuce ON any kind Of
cefA or even meal itself. Tho no.
tatosS mnst be boiled, and mashed
fne while they ere hot, and The meal
added just before thA food il TO be
Fssssassd. - SeisatiM charlton.
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Taxes for 1877.

TlHE tax lis, for lsi7 is now in my hands for
l. collection. shall be in the country on all
days Of each week except Saturday. on which
day | can be found at my office, prepared to re-
ceive taxes from those who may wish to pay in
town. Costs will be added to all tracts Of lands
and town lots that remain unpaid after the first
Of January, ls47, as list Of delinquent lands
and town lots will have to he handed to the prin.
ter for publication. II. HURi.BUT,
Ottawa, Sept "a, lSa. Collector.
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DaiIs Wantcd..-l,50 500 Rails wanted
"a delivered in South Ottawa, for which cash
will be paid by WALKER & HICKlING,
Ottawa, Aug. 81, 1si7.
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Ottawa, July 80. 1sl7-2if
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cARDING AND SPINNING,

CLOTH DREsSIN
Willie done nithc usual priccs,or smalldis-
count for ready pay. ia ID. GREEN
Dayton, May | |. lSI7. ]. & u q.
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Caps.
A large and general assortment, from q
10 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14
II SAD MISTAKE. =

'nder Tbs heal the Dayton fmns'rip of Wednos.la,
states that sometime last spring Neasr5 Chambers 4
iiarilsm that city. by mistake mailed for Cincinnati the
sum OF 700 which they INTENDED 10 mail for Springfield
ne money not beng received by ihcr correspondent in
sPrngheld suspicion Of Puronng i, fell upon Of the
clerks IN the Dayton Post Office, (Mr v B. Howard J
VINO Inc transcript says was "a very worthy young man
Young Howard vase a very sensitive nature aud on
being informed Of such suspicion Instantly resigned his
post. saying that the r. Office was thereafter no place
for hun. lie forthwith volunteered for Mexeo-lrf hi,
cy Tor the RIO Grando with the Chic ,roops-and being
o feeble constitution took sick the march from Malta
moras to tamargo, and died. The finale If tins sad
cVcniiul history Is thus Told by the Transcript
'lesfrd"y NE letter. 'cih The moneyi contaned. ,ra,
retmned 10 h' Post GOice here om dc dcad letter otce
at " asingon,"
what commentary on the hasly indulgence of sus
P'oh ana on The wrong OF not allowing character lis
due weight But If those whose carclessucss and in
considerable accusation drove worthy Young man from
business and home to death in land Of STRANGERS have
any thing like the manly, N.Jugh sensitive feelings
that animated his bosom. their punishment will far sur
pass all hs su'"rings.-C Cincinnati Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

Under the tariff. which went into operation the LIST
instant the same articles taxed as follows To vii:

The above articles mentioned far sample oil the
general ratio Of increase under the present ia Of tolls
Though it be here conceded. that the acreage rate Of
duties may exceed 3 per Ton. of 2OO lbs per
milc-(thc Dariuin under the Act Of lAl3.) --lt Is
manifest. that from the latitude allowed by the existing
law additional burdens have been imposed upon articles
of primary Importance. varying from 40 To 80 per cent
and nIore those imposed under the act Of 1852.
while the mdrintn,s established by the respective laws
differ only IN cent per Ion per mile Such is the effect
Of the discretion and arbitrary power discrimination al
lowed the Company Under the former law, for exam
pie, though the Toll ON Tobacco hal reached the mar
allowed the cost Of transportation, (pacng fr6gM
at 10 cents per hundred from Iynchbug to Richmond.
could have exceeded 116i per Ton"hercas. by the
present Tariff, the cost is N.li being 81 AZ per ton.
above the Tariff Of SD aud 81 81, above the entire cX
pense of transportation before the improvement was con
struccd In fact. it is susceptible of demonstrations,
that under the existing Table of Tolls II takes one fourth
Of the value OF hhd of Lug Tobacco, Constituting a
large portion Of the crop 10 carry from Lyncburg to
Rchmond-and II the average price OF wheat at Rich
mond for the last five years be taken nj 50 cents per
bshcl, every fourth bushe nearly required to pay the
charges Of transportation Richmond, without including
the expense in either case Of carrying 1t to lynchbug
! by land water.
The annexed table will show tho toll per 100 lbs. on
Tonnage charged with cent, /, ?. q, 3, 81, and
ton mile,
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low

Inc House OF Representatives ofthis State on the l6h
nt passed resolution 10 proceed the election Of |
y Senator ON the 18Th. and ii was believed the Scrac
would concur, as Ioco,co caucus had be, held and
A. {. Dodge and Judge Wilson were nominltcd as can
ddates
Inc publisher OF the Iowa city Standard Whgl has
been chosen Printer 10 the House over the editor Of the
Reporter Loco by vote Of y 10 Il
ne case o. , y Marshall in custody on charge Of
attempting TO brLo Nielsen King member the House
was still before the Select Committee and it is under
stood that but c progress had been made in the nvcs,i
CATION
LAIFR.-Slncc the foregoing was in type we learn
through the 81 Louis Republican, that the Houses
had made attempt elect one of the Scnaors-thc
vote s'anding-tr Judge Wilson Loco %. jonathan
McCariy IA tariff and internal improvement Democrat
~, scattering / the scattering vote Wing. There
upon the Senate in which there is Locooco majority
refused TO go into another ballot and it is believed thai
no L. , Senator will be elected at this session Of the Lc
g.slaturc
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WV. VI. HLACAF0RD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BT
BLlCKFORD. STATHAM X DlLLAhD,
EVERY MlNpAf AND IMrnspAN.

EVERY MDSDn AND IHURsDAN.
nj F,4r Dollars per antn, payable IA adcance No sab
s.,ipon cbe reeeirtdfr shorter time than str mouths
AMI ,,sr ,cH5e Discontinued crcept al The discretion
ft, Ealors0 until ali uTeaydgcs arc paid
IT, DPERTISEHE.NFS inserted at 80 cents per
s,urrs (orie for ecery inner rn insertion aud 37i cts
M, s,ape (oricss) for ererg outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to on his Ms,
no ioay he ,rsics has aieeise ne inserted a" adrer-
,,nsnt not noted ,c be inserted tai its dtsconud,ice
be ordered
FOR YEARLY .1DrERTISLNT, The terms for
he prvite5e ofhco sll1res, 10 for square = . for
oar sp.4r. isr form 81 Easrg yearly airertser ,riu
be requireat has adretsis 10 ms particular ine Of
business.
az JOB PRINTING eree'aed neatly and erpedtio"s'y
md on rec soudJle terms.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

HNllE subscribers now receiving, and IN few
i days will have in store. their entire stock of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS among which will be
found full assortment Of the most fashionable, for La
dies and Gcnemcns wear, well large stock Of
Woollcns Domcstics, Hats Gaps, Boots and Shoes, and
almost every article usually found in Dry Goods estab
lishment.
Feeling grateful for the patronage heretofore received.
they cordially invite their friends and the public To give
hor stock examination, plcdeing themselves to use
every exeron and spare pains to please all who may
favor them with a call.
s. CIGCFNHEIMER & BROTHER.
September 2i is
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber takes this opportunity of RETURNING
his grateful ackuow Judgements To the old customers
Of Lee Roberts for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon thcE and earnestly s5hcts continuance of the same
and oflhc pnblegoneralb -ohc new concern Of McDan
el Lee, assuring them that shall be To their interest
having advantages over any other house in this market
Those who have Nhl>key, Brandy or Produce ocner-
ally to sell, will find To thor ineros, to call ON NcDan
lei \ Lee before disp5sng ott. JOHN 49, LEE.
Jan. ll-2
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Thus 1t will be seem that, under the Tariff of 1892,
the toll on wheat flour and tobacco 10 cents per 100
lbs to this add cents freight and the Of anspora-
ton from Lynchburg to Richmond would BIO 0 cents per
hundrcd-under the present Tariff wheat and flour
taxed % per 100 lbs and tobacco 90 per hun
drod Add freight either case, and the wheat
and -four 30 aud tobaoco 81 cents sand be-
fore tbs lmpraN ement commenced tho sTtIagc cc.t
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land for sale.

FHNiE StBSt RlBER offers for sale valuable
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county Of Bed
torI hvemlles west Of Liberty Immediately on the
turnpike r 9ad
The Tract contains 80 ACRES. about one half Of
which Is in timber. the balance lies well for improve
mrnt. and is well watorcd. There is a comfortable
DWELLING llOl Sc ON the premises The sub
scrlber living on the Farm, will show the Land TO any
person wishing to buy. 1t will he sold on reasonable
terms, and possession given the lst September. 1917
Dec. SITS ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
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there arrived at Boston last year 796 ycnsos-6 CS3
coastwse and q foreign. The number of cearances
during the same period 1902 500 coastwse and
90 foreign.
The British Royal Mail Siaicmers. composing the
Cunard Lane" have made forty passages not included
the foregoing report, bringing ,i4l passengers from
Liverpool and 263 from Halifax fran Boson and carry
ing ,4 to Liverpool and 2Sl to Halifax The average
passagesom Liverpool to Boston have been performed
ID days 5 hours and AZ minutes
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II The Honorable. hs Members Of The Senate

10 The Honorable ths Members Of TIE Senate
and lioSe Of Delegates Of Ii,ginia:
The Memorial Of the undersigned, cti4ons Of the Jane
River Valley. and OF the counties adJscent thereto re
spociiuly represents That by the Act Of Assembly
passed thr 10Th yoi Man h 1892 incorporating th
Stockholders of the James River aud kanawha Company
It's provided. IN the ih Section that the tolls upon Tia
Improvement contemplated shall not eNeocd areldlr
oi hroo cents pei ton o 22io lbs per nile upon oho
The descending ascending nayigationand IN classify
ING the subjects OF tonnage the said Section provides fur
thc1 "tha, the tolls upon Indian conn., wheat. rye an,
oher grains and grasS seeds upon flour. meal
"o'her mcal-upnu hemp tlx cotton, Tobacco. and oihc
'dgricuHua productions, shall exceed two and hal
cents per t1n per mile that the tolls upon salt, ha
Iron. pug iron iron castings, and all other numerals
fossils shall Mt exceed ico per ton per mil, =
that the toll upon coal shall exceed per
per mile and that the tolls upon lime. lumber anC
gypsum, shall mol exceed one haf per ton PEI
mile"
From these provisions, ii appears to Your memorial
sts that the primary Objects Ut the Legislature
enc bnrge the agricultural products o the state draw
out It's mineral 'ources and 10 protect the labor and
capital thus employed, against any possible abuse Of
power on the part Of the company Incorporated. THIS Is
most manifest from the fact. that not only there gen
eral MAXIMUM OF duties Established. but. upon the pm
cinl staples Of Tho country, the powers OF the Company
IN lcv,lng tolls, are expire sly limited aud defined
With full knowledge Of the provisions Of the charter
the Stockholders accepted II IN Na,. ls5. and
ced the line Of improvement is the purposc OF ,ouI
momorialiss Ia anlmadvcrt upon the cxpedlency oI
practicahy OF the work the manner IN which /,
has been Neeuted but supply 10 draw the attention the
Legislature 10 It's practical effects upon the interests III
tended To be promoted b, leaving 10 facts 10 deter
mine whether the effects necessarily incident to the
work itself TO the nadci9us mauase otlhe affairs
Of the COMPANY
BY reference to the | lth annual report OF the late
President Of the Company, Oh page iu1 II the Appendix,
II viii he seen that the cost Of transportation. om the
present terminus OF the work 10 the cit, of Il ,lu md
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DECEMBER Ist. 1916.
ANOTHER STOCK OF SPLENDID GOODS.
Cheaper Still-though more beautiful than ever

Cheaper Still-though more beautiful than ever.
I AN NOW RECEIVING direct from the Northern Mar
kes the following and elegant Goods. They de
cidedy rich--call and them.
Black and Fancy Cassimcres-A large assortment.
Cloths of all grades-Biollcy hest make,
French Cloakings for Ladcs-An elegant article,
Highland Plaids for Ladies Dresses-The ncaest and
elegant Goods imported.
Plaid Cashmere and Mousn de LANES great variety,
ONE SPLENDID northumberland in gold at 60 dol
lars the most elegant party dress in upper Nr
GINA
One Bridal Neil-S1J0
Two hte embroidered Grape Shawls truly beautiful
Prints in great alb ndnceche per believe than
i'll this market
Silk Worked Apaccas--A large stock,
Flannel. and Flannel Shirts,
Silk Vests for Ladies, &c. sc. Sr
An of which will be sold low for the Cash
Pee 3-ts WM n RYAN
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II. LAVINDER & 90. have JUS.
'''''U an HNUWTIiI supply OF
GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. SC.

which have been recently purchased under favorable cir
cunls,anccs and Tor cash They ilttor themselves that
the, are now fully prepared to sell Bargains in
their line, aud most respectfully solicit their old friends
and the public generally give them cal before pur
chaslng promising them that every effort ON their pari
shall be made TO give general satisfaction.
al,
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TO the Public.

III NlNG been appointed Agent for the salc of Mar
IL BILE Work i'll general, by ono of the largest esrab-
lIshments in the United States. located in the city Of
Philadelphia, am now ready to fill orders for
,lRlBLLN. EGYPTIAN, T1.lILlN.lND B3R
DIGLLl .M1RBLE .MANTELS.
1t the lowest cash price. and their delivery in Lynch
1urg, in sound condition. warranted Tomb Stones and
Marble Monuments made To order
Just received, the latest style of finish for stucco
nlces Those wishing to have old parlors fitted
up. after tho style Of the Northern Cities can do so, by
applying 10 the subscriber JOHN LONG.
Plastcrng Of all descriptions both in town and country
plain and ornamental, done in superior style, short
notice, and charges according to the work.
Nov. . IL
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From The Fail R'rcr .Noniior, .lprii 1916.
NlSEAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

THIS medicine. prepared by long experienced and
Siinl PHYSICIAN tested and approved by great number
OF Intelligent. discriminating and respectable persons in
various parts OF the country, is received and used
with entire confidence aud with great by those
AFFLICTED with pulmonary complaints 1t is also rcc IN
mendcd rs valuable medicine for other Diseases such as
colds, coughs. and particularly diseases whose tendency
is to consumption. Should its efficacy continue il has
mus lar been proved III various obstinate cases II will
deed be a most invaluable medicine.
)r bradford Knapp, Of Crown Point. n. Y. in let
Ter dated August Sd. lSi5 SAYS In tho course of my
practice IN this vicinity, have tested some good de
gree the good qualities Of u iSims BaSamof " I'D Che,
fy,m Pulmonary Complaints, and now wsh To procure
4 supply Of the mcdl5ine
FROM the Boston Traveller
Bolsam Of " lid Cher1y.-We publish to day IA com
mandatory letter from Vermont of tins popular medicine
Though ayerse to the free Of mcdcnc and especial
" OF the patent medicines oil the day have had sch
opportunities 10 know of the beneficial effects of this ,
sam on our friends and aeguainances. that are con
strained 10 regard II as avery sauablereedy for coughs
colds, &c.
Dee. .5l-tS
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NOTICE.

WISH to hire for the ensuing year. GROOM to take
charge Of horou. bred Horse the counties camp
he'll and Amherst None need apply unes. well
ed. Twill hire by the year, from LIST of March OF
July w NJ SUTTON
Dec. 2l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

The citizens of Mobile have adopted measures cor the
removal Of the remains of Lieut. lSoE from the field of
Resaoa de la Palma, On which he fell, 10 Alabama, HE
n.ve State,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

Trustees Sale Of Land near I.ynch-
burg

h virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 me by Iricl
llln'an and Henry II. Hewitt bearing date On the
10th day Of September 1911 and o record in the count,
court OF Bedford. | WILL ON the llth da, OF February
lNr' AM II not on the next fair day thereafter,
seNcePe', ON the Premises expose 10 sale b,
way oi public auction, certain tract or parcel of LAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

INiE subscribers prepared furnish order, all
L kinds of FIsAIyrF.NING MILLS. for tho purpose
Of manufacturing tobacco They have also hand
fves and cghts Mills of superior quality, which they
will warrant 10 do good service if properly used
TUCKER & CONANT.
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