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NOIuNTEENS.

We pleased 10 say tina, Major VIM 4. Talbot Of thin.
Mace, has undertaken 10 raise Of the two vac of
volunteers Tor which requisiIiun made upon Virginia
somc months since and which las yet, been complied
with. lie has been engaged in the enterlizc only week.
and has already recruited Gnc-oulng fellows
assured there many in tic adjoining counties "
will be pleased To have opportunity OF enrolling themselves
under competent 10 command company as Major
Talbot Let them forward once and ll u the ranks
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,t , "S'sa; Sic agheld, he homestead and nuns
Inc ashes oia brave, enlishlene aud penens NH :
/ ne cg,lH ana The cradle II true greatness
I've Orator Of TN Day: TIN sdmirhle adaptation
:" us Iin to The occasion esne,s an intellect eust in IA
'ohh"on mould Amher,l locks lu hiul a. The future
supporter Of her ancient lame
- H. The Reader If tho Declaration Of In3efen3r,ce
~ Day, Is Ways, he has performed his pan nubIy =
h' D. ;! fradcr aG the uu.sl gentleman in the ,fx.
constantly doing good b, stealth aud bushinu Ia find
Hw, he has d,oicated his liz 10 deeds.ei ,iriue aud
= Giles Davidson, sodier eth, Revelation The
Amherst W'kr guard ile hero aand o have ivonarh
49, The ladcs To them and Ter hem Whatever
'h'l aI', OF choose 10 be. here them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

o. The Young ladies of Misses Gordon's School
propose holding FAIR. AT the nvcrsalist Church ON
the evenings Of the lih aud 10Th Of Juy the proceeds
OF which viii be appropriated To purchasing Lbrar, +
the use OF the school.
on odnesday evening will be ohcarscd Miss Hannah
Monre's beautiful DTmn-"Soarch after Happiness :"
on Thursday cyonug-'hloses III the bulIrlshes u
The patrons Of the school and all others interested in the
mental Improvement Of the you"g are respectfully
qncsed 10 encourage this enterprise.
o. Admance - cts.
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New Jersey Bordcntown, Oct. %, 1915.
Mr. Seth W Fpwle,
Dear Sir am w, that persons Of every age and
aud condition IN lie, every part OF the country, have
used, aud been by Dlt WlSrAk'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. My own life has been saved by it
My fathers audmy mothers family both cnnsumpive
My athrr mother and sister, died with that fatal disease
For have been prcdspoed to 1t myself About
year ago quite sick for number OF weeks confnod
III, bed when he pain my side would allow 10 lay,
My pronounced disease liver complaint my liz,
cr was cry much enlarged raised blood several times the
pain my side seyefe that the passing in the
by the door afcctd me. cuppcd bcd and had
other remedies applied, but all to purpose got
noIec at last physician said he could not cure
expected To- die but pro'denally heard OF and OBJ
tanned bottle Of Your Ralsam, which relieved
encouraged 10 pcscyerc in using it, until took four
bottles, which saved my lie and cured me. My health ii,
noY good For Liver Complaints believe it i, most
tain cuic,
Signed, MARTHA A. BE1CiIE1..
am acquainted with Mrs. bctchc her statement is tue.
Signed by WIiIIAI.L STOKES Druggist.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper.
For sale ynchburg W ho,esaie add Retail, by Dr u r..
AAlAN,and by Druggists and dealers in Medicines gene
rally
july Sit %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

as The unon, giving account Of recent dcspsic!sc.
f IN the Amy a,s se,eial Of the soldiers sick in tie
irs,-tals Of Vera Cruz Japa Perote ard p,a cpre-
sunni The word "fircd" WAS intended .. follow "seyera
Tn. Correspondent of the Phladepha Chronicle SAYS there
n hudrel IN the hospital at Jalapa, and twice that
number IN the hospitals at Vera Cruz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

q 7. We lave received the first number Of the DAILY
NfwS, neatly printed Wig Journal, published in Ff.l,r-
rksburg, BY Magath 4 Raines, and edited b, Robert
Semple Esq. hig journal IN that quarter OF the Stae is
much needed and hope the present enterprise ma, album
dainty sustained MIR Semre is thorough Wing wcllin-
formed political subjects and vigorous writer and We
hail It'll pleasure lis accession To the Editorial Cops
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of AM
"a mon Hancock, decd, against the late firms of
Hancock & Adams aud Hancock s Brown, request
ed present them possible, properly authent
Gated, in order that arrangements may be made for their
payment. And these indebted 10 tho same, re-
speotfuy requested 10 come forward and settle their
respective dues, sit is highly nporan, that the bust
ness OF the firms as well of the ucsat, ndi, idu-
ally, should be closed rs speedily possible.
A. G. HANCOCK,
X. X. CRALLE,
B. f.. SCRUGGS. s.-
administrators cf.l IIincech deed.
.rane I - +
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TIL, CROPS

Of the Editors has travelled lcisurrlv through several
of the counties in this part OF Virginia, during and the
harvest and feels authorized saw oblS ton ard en-
qury, that the crop has been fin" The Wheat was IN
many places, rather thin but the heads large and remarkably
well flied. The Corn, thoeh bach ward Sc in nour:,i M
condition, and the GA, crop bls fair Ia be average one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
MARRIAGE.

Married On the 2ith ult,. by the Rev. Mr. Barker,
Capt ions FRtNEilN, Of itsy lyanla, 10 Miss ELIZA
ETH X. liorkINS OF Bedford.
Married, in New York, on the 10Th ult., by the Rev.
Charles H. Hall, WV. II. PoLK. Charge d Alalrcs
at Naples, brother Of President 7. 10 Miss MAnf
LOUISA, daughter ii Israel torsc, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

a. The Common Council of Richmond has subscribed to
the guarantee OF the James River kanau La Comany fort,
nine thousand dolaIs-tla Icing the deficiency f pd ia
subscription. II, OF The law ior the eNtrs,n of the
Canal therefore complied WITH and the work viii how 90
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Oh Ss0sitf EEOfef.
To fltc RsnItftc

~ many reports hive Reached Inc. in reference to the
}, charges AT this place. hat deem II proper to state
that The charge lot transient Nsloa has n,vc, been al
lered sinner the House Established md that hcncelor
ward. The ehlgo iof Board whether by the day. week
ur month, will he The same us III former wears
JAMES ). FRENCH
Old Point. July S-2t
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5 Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, 4.

q y " n " D.
SlDRBoAflS with aud without marble tops.
y Wardf0bes, variety III patterns,
tx cking Chairs, ..z#l# =. . - - rs
Slas OF Mahogany & Rosewood, variety Of patterns.
Dining. Gard and Tea, Tables,
Dressing Bureaus. with ami without marble tops,
Sncri lateg and Bauk Cssds, -
Counting House Dlshn, @
Common tNraus, #.#s I=z#=
Wash Stands and Candle sian.ls.
pvans. OF Conversation Chats,
Tea Sets or S,n iihles.
~ dsicada At all piees, frsin s. 10 tfo
have pt'vd'd splendid lleafse III the public use
and have on hand.
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ron TIE vIRGlNIAS.
THE It'll AT AMHERST COURT HOUSE.

According - previous arrangement the Anniversary of
American Independence celebrated this place. On
Friday. the ,1nd inst.
At an early hour The company, of both sexes bcrnn
TO assemble and Nhea the period for he enhancement
Of the ceremonies had arrived, perhaps more imposing
and Interesting spectacle had never been presented our
county. on snch an OCCASION Old Amhers, had gath,
ed there her beauty and her chyalryn After music by
the Rifle Guards rand, OF l.ynchbnrg. the throne
grace was addressed in ierven aud impressive manner
by the Rev. Samuel b. Rice. An appropriate air was
then performed by The band. when Capt VIM. NJ Wal
Ter aroe, and prefacng ii with few pertinent remarks
displaying the finest TASTE, ad the DECLARATION OF Indie
pcndenee e doubt whether any present had ever
been impressed with the earnest indignant and solemn
eitquonce Of that immortal instrument, as when the
reader rehearsd IN his unoquaed manner sentence after
senence, The reaSons Which inpelied 10 separate
from the mother counrvp Music again broke around
the walls Of our Court House. Under Inspiring in
iluence Iersha w Iii lard ESD, and commenced
the delivery Of his Grafton which was characterized
throughout ly an elegance Of dicon aud streng Of
height. displaying classic taste, aud sound, well
balanced and original mind. The highly cedable man
ner IN winch the youthful orator acquitted himself prom
lses for him of honor and useiuncss which his
friends and his county may anticipate with pride The
immense company then gathered aruund 1.-The festive
hoard furnished IN most sumPluaus manner by
cellen host. GhaflesJ Ryan Alter ample justice had
been done To themselves and 10 the liberal rcpas the
cloth removed aud The meeting Organized by elect
ing samuel VI. Garland, Esq. 10 preside. D,ct. VIM
W. Thompson chosen ice President and james
Mcdonald. Secretary. The company then drunk. III
cold water. The following loasts nlcrspesod with appro
pirate music
REGULAR TOASTS.
l. Washnrl5a.-lhe Mount ALIAS Thurman charac-
ter bearing upop lis broad shoulders .'lhc heavens Of
.neriean d. The Winds of thousand winters
may against is and leave mark all ages
lone towering and sublime.
=. The lill July, l77G' The loam- wreath cresng
the wave Of lime
3. Thr Virginia Resolutions Of May 18th, Iif6 -
The morning beam thai itsimeled into music the Mem
non harp Of Freedom.
d. Civil freedom aud religious liberation; The cora
treasures lJt upon shorrs by the ecedng Of
the revolution.
5. The lleclafallon Of independence and tile FrameT
OF the Constitution The loruier tie star which ighcC
us to the OF nativity the latter the Mag wo
around le cradle oil our nations birth
/ s. The luan and the States The the Orio
band the other the blue heaven which bends above them
j T. American charity towards Ireland ike the clk
and the cise Elah, let not fail ill Erin is gree
again.
G. The Army and the Navy The Cofnthian pillar
which adarn and sns'ain institutions aud our homo
America LOOKS rroud. to the ras and nusii9gly to III
future
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

~ u EbVss.
EnookS wi he opened lor subscriptions to the Rocky
y Mount Turnpike. pmlef the supcrnloudcucc of the
Commissioners. on Thursday the l2th day Of the next
nunlh n the following places VIZ a, iynchbutg New
London, Meadows OF Gonse Greek, prrston's Store.
Boards eefe. Nade's slore Aliens Slor~, Boolhs
Store, Henry c5aNay's price's Store Iaclsonsv,lle
and Rocky Mo,mt. The books will be KEEP, open Tor
one month"; in the stock ia not sooner taken
TIE COMMISSIONERS
July f4zwtl9A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

VIRGINIA - At court held fr Bedford county, the
coutt-huuse, til 29hday uf Junr, isi7
Samuel = X Norman, / homas hioorman John J. Moor
mcil, Sarah Norman, Plaintiff,
against
Charles Norman. Tlomas ason and Rebecca his wife
formerly Reheeca NORMAN Juha CunIiT and Many H. his
we, formerly Nancy IL. Norman, Daniel Mooman, Cor
nelia Meorma and Nouman, heirs 1t law Of
I.eintiei Norman, decd heirs 1t law OF
William Norman, det'd heirs NJ law OF
James Moorn,an, decd William L. Goggn, iminsrator
and the liens nW oi Pleasant Nj. tioggin, dee d
Lican b. Gnggin, John l. Cog gin Thomas b. Norman
and Frances f. hs wife, formerly fraucos +. Goggn, John
r. Steptoc and Sarah p his Wilt formerly sarah T. Guggn,
James NJ G1ggin and GoInela Jane Matthews and Mary Ann
Matthews, children OF Emily Matthews deed, formerly
Emily GoBgin, Defendants
In CnAsoERY.
The Defend nts, Charles Norman, Jutal Cundiil and
Nancy his wiz, formerly Nancy Mooan, and Daniel Moor
man, Cornelia Moornan and Mosrnan, heirs al
law 81 ]. rnlc Norman, decd, aud ,
the heirs at law Of james Norman, decd, and
hens NJ law oi " illiaih hoolman, decd, Iucian Il,
Goggn and james Goggin not having red their ap
pcaiaue and security according tn the Act OF Assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing the satisfaction
the that they Inhabitants OF this
ordered that tic said Defendants do appi here the
,ourth Monday September and the bill Of the
Plaintiffs, and that copy o this order he forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the Of Iynchtug,
months successfully and posted at tho front door OF the
court house OF this county. A copvy--Tcs,e
July s-w2m JOHN r. SrEPTOE, Clk
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By ~ II. J.. JpHLIS.
EOlra Lots Uf .FtscS;C,s

WILL sell IN The premises. al auclipn Ia the hiyh
est bidler. without limit reserve on Friday, July
9h, nj o'elocs L. NJ, hall mere LOTS lyinq in the
a"n g, lSnehbufg. at the junction u lst alley and oh
street.
Terms At sale months credit approved endorsed
neeonabIe NOTES NM J. WILLIS. Auct'r
July SIT
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v linn .Innrs.

w llliam 1onrs Defendant;
This cause CAME on this day by consent Of parties 70
he heard upon The bill aud answer and wa, argued bN
counsel. upon consideration wher ,ot, the Cuur doth
adJudge. order aud decree. TINT Matthew D. Nowlin,
who Is hereby appointed Comi. for that purpose
do sell the lan's IN The bill mentioned, u Which
Bnckner ,. Jones died. seized an possessed, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder al Campbell Gourlhoust.
some Courtday after advertising the tiinh aud place
Of sale al the front door ii the Gourhosc VI said Couu-
~ IN some previous Court day. aud IN a newspaper,
printed IN the town Of Lynchburg for AT least four WEEKS
on credit OF one and two years. taking bonds with ap
proved security Dr tho purchase money, and report the
same 10 Court the nile 10 be retained until the pur
chase monty is PAID.
A Cnpy-Tesie,
GEO. WIN DABNEY, Clerk
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ATa cont. hold lar camnheIl county. The l7lh DIV

4 1 Court held lor Campbell couny, the l7th day
n OF Jhne, 1877.
James jones, Patterson Jennings aud Martha his
wife, lthody Gibbs, Ihumas H. Stth and Lucy his
wife, Gr Hin Suth and Susan his wife tho children OF
Betsy Saunders. Who sur Nv Thomas \ Sh their
guardian and neN friend, Nnlmn Silth and Nancy his
vile, 6eorae " jones, Wood Jones James NJ Jones
Charles j Oliver and Anauda lns wife, Charles T.
Jons john NJ. Jones, William Jol,es aud Mary jam
jones' lhaIs X. Jnues and fuuna Jones' infant chil
den o joel jones, deceased, Who sue by Matthew y
NoNlin, their n,At ilond Plaintiffs,
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AnwaVi>'rsc ArOltS, SAFE.

EFWHNFSEN HVEEN' SNE.E.
fENit. Household and Kitchen furniture b,lunpinp o
.he estate Il Amnsn Hancock deed together with
great variety oi useful articles. Aoch lhrcshnc Ma
chinss. sulkes, Days, rouehs Castings Carpenter
aud Blacksnith's ,ools, niy Clouds. mes Leather Sc
Ne VIII he oieted al auction, to hr highest bidder on
ttdaN the nh INST al the late residence ui iho inostalc
IN tins towt Many Of these articles are entirely new
and The opportunity will he good one Tot farmers. mo
ehancs and others 10 furnish Themselves with many do.
slralle articles al cheap rale
he sale will be continued from day day unit, all tho
articles shall have been disposed Of Icns uads known
III the day II sale,
A. g HANCOCK,
X. X, Ck\l.Lf,
u. L. SCkUGGS
Administrations of \. Hancock decd
july I'd.
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~. M. TfS'EOX

T.
II ESPECTFtILY invites the attention Of pure hascrs 10
IA his stock OF PIANO FDRrEs, at the above Establish
men feeling confident that they will eve satisfaction every
respect All his Pianos warranted and sold trial. sub
Icet to be returned II not good. - 49,
Constant additions enable him To present all times an cx
tense assortment, embracing all the 81, OF flush,
Rosewood and Mahogany.
Nc also oilers i fale PiaHo fofte from g,cner variety
ni makers than other establishment, ,l state THUS atsd
my the greatest advantages in the way ai selection Hs L
also sole Agent for the best and celebrated makers thu
country, and IN Germany. - 49,
No one can run The least ik In purchasing piano of =,
Taylor They ever, thing he them to be-;
Power, sNtctpess and riancy oil happily blended
and elegance, taste and Durability owermanshp the
highest state al the art. written Norranty given with
each instrument sold ~ hun, $50
Orders IRON the country attended to with the greatest
punctunliiy and Ladies and Gentlemen, residing dis
tdnc are stured that Whenever he favored with orders per
letter l. no Ices his practice a interest, such
an instrument as WI, hear the stricisa l.. u,iny. Il
rircs pnelndmg raetng) 300 $3.50 $3.50, $500, $780,
$3.50, Ss75, 500, ahd upwards go =,
y; H. ! keeps Musical Instruments in general,
the best quality. large Stock OF Classical and Standard
Muse awa oil hand and he constantly receiving the
est publications.
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Gross Revenue.

Gross Revenue, $l4o,74I 81
This uusi be considered moderate estimate when
we consider that The products Of the country Except the
article OF IRON waadhaye created this amount of trade
IN eio, and that have made no allowance for the in
creased production that time, which is very consd-
cradle, ur the stimulus which speh facility for
reaching market would afford. The estimated amount
OF travel. too, is far below what might nlhy cal
cuaied upon Tie great portion Of the travel 10 and from
the Springs would certainly pass this route
ROANOKE.
1t would be difficult matter to estimate the trade
which would pas. the road. shodd il be ex enltd
10 Tennessee. That such would be lis ultimate dos
nson. cannot doubt nor that ii would at no distant day
reach The Mississippi at Memphis. a Contamination
most devoully TO be wished
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NUMBER IA.
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.
THE following case is of a doepIv ;n,,,c.,

'VNHE following case is Of n deeply interesting
- character and has aaeted rarns, arsnt,ep And
nation Of several n the hra physician. New Yat.
Captain ANnRrw p. To~ns NJ At No 20 R,.,,. ,,
brookNn" in his 18Th lie geneary .nov-l ,,,
hsahh but aeoat thrre since. rraduay IN n
general Nraknes- and h-tude over HIM ,e
panied with dspfesion of Lea. appetite n,h,,y a.
seeP Ne -on followed Medical ,orht AL p
John W. Fare OF New York consulted me 1.,,,l .,
needless such a. eopous bleeding.
without the desired effect Captain aa., fp %
IN the street nsensbl with aroplecc M On pa,nv
recovering ron the effects. he potiesd hr t- Thai
PORTION Oi his Wa 'de apparently further en-
curry his Physsats pronounced hs
hPey aBi P.ayrs The p,ayic rsridly u,,ra.
ethe arms and limbs became aGeied-ndsed Of
'de Of the body hess, ard shorty experienced an
aPopee1e IT. more svee itan the first hour. ma.
ute was de-rsrcd or A. matters -p,I
10 do les lie was row unable ard
could neither feed drs m-.n ausbe In .u,
eua'e distinctly and his sight HIS
among whom Dr. John w. New Yors AMI nr
WIN |" Hunt Of Broosyp considered entirety hap
less and beyond human
Sueh il simple exaggerated statement Of IN. .i,,, r
CApaia Ionnb. in July a. when he t Gavane
Rings and Magnetic Fluid His family to try IN.
Bracelets for the pair FOR the mt an, o
bo'ue q - Magnetic Pud In 20 annr using -..
feeling was pereeptbe in the paa parts the p~r-pra
boke out In i've days he enabed HI. arm an ..
MS hand and IN three weeks hc alone ur
now begin to speak datnety could in every re-
S?eet was improved period OF now Elm
'ed during which time Of Apope1y been
he - enabled % take regular impaired rn
ties have been restored.
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HIP COMPLAINT

ms disease 10 NJ frequent occurrence one af In. ost oh
snale IN med ea practice The effect .m IN lis rel Fl
- truly wonderful
NV YoRK. July 81, Is46.
This i certify past years hav, b-. an "A
WIN the dfrH - ealh The Hip Comp, cb time
enoeu oy D Carer and Watson. OF tins city visg
any relief The severity Of the disease that was b
Eu 10 give up my business and have days
~ho"' 'hs abe TO tn IN my bel Medicine ony made M.
wor~c and daily get Jog more and NOR. bsIple., Fv -
Nin procured 10 Chreles GalSanie Be pair Bands and
I ashe'e tiid and from the time commenced wearing
began to improve IN health am ger than ever M.
previous 70 my 'eAnes- aai that can
uH'' any asHr would al STATE that three com
mcncIng The nf the Gayanie Belt and Fmd tns ~
e uHlt ~ OF Three story dwelling consider Chsii.S
ana Magnetic ie dies invaaabe have
made the above voluntarily AMI As mattel Of d,v IN
the afflicted. GEORGE q .TTEI "
NJ.
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daughter OF Mr. Ilam Boz residing WHltansbur,b
- was afflicted with Sp nIl Affection ar be eon
most helpless from IL effects The was eousd.ei be
So1 cure oy physicians AZ last resort the
STRENGTHENING Pas within two month from the
Ppaon o. 'he aTe her own physeianS pronounced her
neatn ne lady has since been married and
quite Zee rom all symptom. OF her former comma mt
Every column in this " 10 similar imo
na In ali Nervous complaints chronic -yrr.
They be- the efficacy Chri.tes genuine Galyape arr
ces truly wonderful
20 Only agents cor Richmand
DUVAL l. PURCELL, Druggists, Ia, Main st
For sale IN Wythevile, only BY WV. H. srTLtER
EXpsul ory pamphlet. may be had pratis ,hG
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NOTICE.

II HAVE this day associated with me MIR. JAS.
A. TRCE who has been employment for scvcrsl years
oil sand. OF 9Th and Cary
street. style WIN ANDERSON CO. for purpose OF
contracting Wholesale Grocery aud Gen raj Comms business.
OF Dome Goods Cotton Yarns &c,
staple products and NJ the State and have
services OF Mr. DAVID ANDERSON j. conduct the
grocery. and wheat department OF sad business HIS
that branch Of the business well
them and have also made
arrangement Mt FRED ANDERSON aid the
Of the tobacco department. who has long been familiar and
umatcy acquainted with this branch Of usincss.
Liberal advances will be made Of groceries do
nestle goods tobacco, wheat pig and articles Of
general trade WM. ANDERSON, j.
February let, l547.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

FuNnE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
superfne, fine and folded
papers ruled and medium printing enveop
wrapping of the lowest wholesale
they public quality
wbear with he production
Northern Factory They prepared oresor
description that the market their
require. Merchants call
In nheram mini for NH II
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May Co.'s blessing attend your effort. nv dear n,,
AMI you afford relief in these will be vast nuph
Of Others who will apply. Very truly yours
ROBERT w Lands
" seveal suers have been from the Rev NJ
lis ~hoe heath has continued improve atd MANY nj h.
congregation have used gavanic articles win email, h,
'' Sf'-"f "lPPJ
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CoparincrSIliD.

WE have this day formed n conneXon in business as
stated above advertisement, and that
made for the confidence Of
friends and the public generally wM ANDERSON Jr-
Fcb'y LIST iSl7-u JAS TRICE.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On 10Th Street.

On 18Th Street.
INHE subscribers have re-Opened the above cs
= adjustment and beg say friends and the
public generally that they prepared
attention IN order to please those who may palTons
Gentlemen visiting the city business will end
age to give call having ample
ortand convenience likewise, stable my yards Of the
house not surpassed in the city. To friends recess
aTy To that our Bar shall all times supplied LIQUOR,
not inferior to the city. Al desire patronage and Il
we fail TO please IL shah be
sTEGAL A. JAS. G. BLAKEY, IT,
Richmond. August T. 1916. n