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i,,1- "a Ie n + iIlsh fagitVs Peirs. few pieces
>. 3. 1' n. y II ofj-ep=- PATHS tender feel
in-, -a- following ~ Al4-io W-aua |: orea.aes
d. y--, AL Vi ssv tel af-c'iln.
FOREVER THINE.
T .r-v-- .h.ae. Il fe'rr Is heart betide,
80 iinue. wherein ocT hot De c-st.-
i-at may rs us II al w-alth beside.
>l ielv- d. 1--we tIIi Life Itself De- past.
v1-I HWY wong as-we will brave its hate;
F4ls4 furn4s may change and alser Pcs decline !;
IH.rgh bowed IS caukering care, wei s-lie At fate.
Sine thou at nliae, beloved, and thine
Frever .hiae-vher circng years nave s7rsed
Tines snowy 5Ip-s5 ns Der thy placid brow;
When yoltn's nch glnw, lis purpl- light IS fla
AMI l1irs aIc''n wa--e rises f,urish new.
Say, sha'! We lie fading beauty less
Whase sprirc.tiis radiance he been wholly nine;
81! cone VIVA, will, thy s,eadfast truth III bless
n youth. II age. thine own, forever thine
Forever thine, at even gs-dewy hour
When gentle hearts to ,eaderes thoughts incline;
When naimi-S; doors fron each closing flower
Are hrea hing round me thine, forever thine.
Forever thine amid the biis-r1us r-,vi,
When the Jest s7arkles with the sparkling wine
may not thy gentle name aloud
But drink :, thee in thought-forev4r thine
would NOT sweet, profane thy sivery sound
The depths Of love could such rude hearts divine
Let the loud laughter peal. the t'ast 90 round
Ny thoughts, my thoughts ara thine, fjrever thine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

10 Henry SteagaU
You are hereby notified that, The 2Sth Of Angusi
lS4s, at the sture-house Of Thomas Pnkard franklin
county. Virginia. between Use and set, | shall
proceed 10 take the deprsltons If William Hunt. and
others, be read evidence in a suit depending in
franklin county Court. wher in Plaintiff and YOU
Defendant. Should the taking IF the said depos-
lions be not completed on That day the taking hereof
will Dc continued trom day to day. at the pace aforesaid
till finished. THOMAS PINkARD
July IS-t2S,
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. on the 23rd day OF
IL April last Negro Men, hired Of John H. Johu-
son. Of Appomattox one the property Of the Estate oJu
srph East, decd a dark mulaOe. called Sam Lewis.
about IS years DID, feet inches high. and stout. The
other about years old, slender form dark br wn com
plexon about feet. inches high called John Dudley,
he property Of said Johnsn
II thought. from circumstances, that they may be a
bout Farmyile, Curdsvillenr Danvle. fhave been IN
formed that they have certificate the signature ct
W. j. Dunno, (Alr Dunn Of course, is not suspected OF
writing il, } authorsing any person to hire them
will pay the above reward for them, or halt Tor el'he
one of Them delivered at Guard Lock. NO q, sec,
ond division Of the james River and kanawha lanai
j. NJ SPILLER.
July 3-w4w
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Fashions, Fashions,
For tic Spring and SHmmer or IsiS.

] WOULD respectfully inform The citizens of Lynch
4 burg, and the surrounding COUNTRY that INV North
eTn and French report Of Fashions has just come T. hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, Of New York They arc
very different from any thing heretofore issued and are j..
fine ase.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
me, my friends and the public nav be assured. Win
the advantages have in being agent for one of The best
reporters in he Cnited States, Of getg garments cut
in the most splendid
NORTHFRN on FRENCH STYLES
as they may fancy al WORK Entrusted to my care shall
De done with tesPatch JOHN OAkEY
March G-wts
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$40 REW.4RD.

SO REF.fRD.
DUNAWAY from Messrs. W. W Toney 8: c.,
Ia the In inst. bright mulat:o Boy,
MAT,
apparently % thirty years Of age small stature, and
quite box-ankled, Shoemaker by trade and having
clipped with his tools, he probably intends making his
way TO free State.
The above reward, OF TEN DOLLARS, viii be DIV.
for his apprehension and detention in JAIL or his de
livery to me in Farmyille, Va.
June 1915 P II. JACKSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

Thomas Smith Printer. l62 Nassau Sd story cured Of
long standing and aggra, aed case Of the Piles.
Principal Office i26 Fulton street, Sun Building, y Y
Reidihg Co, State street, BostonDivot Sons l32
North % PhadelphiaS. S. Hance, Druggist Bati
more-P NJ. Cohen, Chlrleson-Wright < CO., Chartres
street. n O.-l05 South Pearl street Albany-and BY all
the principal Druggists and Merchants generally throus
the United States West Indies and the Canadas
For s,Is in Lynchbuts, BY D. +. LYMAN, Druggist.
Dec 2-oaf12nT
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SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENT.

I'VE next regular session OF the subscribers School will
commence IN Monday Sd day OF September and tcrni-
nae the 18th December embracing session ofiourmonrhs
Ills contemplated admitting females under he tuition Of
Miss yacinh Talbot, for whose publications the subscriber
vouch.
The two departments will be entirely separate.
is very desi able that pupils should early III
the beginning of lie session possible.
Terms per session. Of five months heretofore 80 y,
so Is and II 80.
July 27-wt3s W. B. FEATHFRSTON
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sale OF Land.

Df virtue Of deed Of trust executed tothe subscr
I'D bers, Trustees BY Lilbaun II. Johnson, bearing
da'e TIE 25h day Of May 1876, and Of record in the
Clerks flee Of the county Court Of Bedfru county we
will, for the Purposes in said deed menned On Mon
day the 2Sh day Of August, l64S (Cour day at Lib
ery. before The oa dur of the Court Htuse, sell the
highest bidder atpubir auction, for cash, the
Tract Of Land
on which the said Lilnourn H. johnson resides, "
ing in the county Of Bedford near jams River, the
Lynchbufg and Blue Ridge Turnpike, bout 20 Or IS
miles North of Lynchburg. and containing by estimation
963 IL ACRES,
more or less This is said to be valuable tract Of
Land, and persons desirous Of purchasing will do well
t. examine it before the day Of sale
The title is believed to he good, but acting as Tr,s
tees we will convey such title only is vested in Us by
The deed Of rFusI aforesaid.
Il JAMES F. JOHNSON,
EDWARD e. BURKS.
July 27-wi2SA Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
DR.. TOICNSE.ND'S
s A X : A II A IS Il u A.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN
THE WORLD.
THIS Extract put up quart bottles it Is SIX time
cheaper p!easanter and a.ted Superior 10 aIysod
1t cures diseases without vomtns pur5ns slckenns or de-
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE.
all other medicine is while it sadcaes diseases, it invigo
BODY. 81 the very best Fall and Winter
medicines known; il only pucs the whole system
and the person. bat creates pure and rch
blood 1oyer possessed bv no other medicine And i'll this
lies great Of its wonderful success II has perform
rd within past years. than s. goo cures OF Sc
OF disease a. least 2OuOu cases were considered
incuraole
More than 5000 cases Chronic Rheumatism
1000 Dyspepsia,
1000 cases Of General debility and want Of Energy,
1000 OF the different emae Complaints;
=, 600 OF Scroula;
1900 cases Of the Liver Complaints;
$500 case OF Disease OF the Kidneys and Dropsy;
5000 Of Consumption;
And thousands Of cases disease Of the blood VIZ Ulcer
EryspclasSalt Rheum, Pimpes the face, Sc Sc, to-
gehe with OF Sick Headache Pam IN the
Side and Chest, Spinal Affections, Sc &c.,
This, aware appear Incredible, but we have
letters from Physicians and from agents from all paris Of
he United informing OF extraordinary cures H.
Van Busir Esq OF the most respectable n
Newark " j. informs that he refer to more than 100
place alone. There thousands Of cases IN
the City OF New York. which we viii refer to with pleasure
and of character 1t is the best medicine Tor the pre-
disease known 1t undoubtedly saved the i"cs OF
than
5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON.
removed the cause OF disease and prepared them for
the summer season 1t has been known to nJure
the least the most delicate child
RHEUMATISM.
This Saraplrilla used with the most perfect success in
Rheumatic comp .lins however cronc The
tonishng curest has performed indeed wonderful o.
Their remedies give temporary relief, this entirely
eradcate from the system, when the limbs and bones
are dreadfuly swollen.
g. Hear Mr. Seth Terry, of the Oldest and most
spectacle lawyers Hartford Conn. The following is an
extract Of letter receiv ed from him:
d. TowNsEHD-I have used one bottle OF your Sarsapa-
rilla and find excellent effects upon Chronic Rheu-
pain which am subject from an INJURY occasoned
several ago public stage Please send me two bot
ties to the Dr. Seymour. have conversed with two
at our principal physicians and recommend SasaParlla
SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March II, 1915.
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WOOL { aRDING.

ElRE subscriber, late of the County Of Botetourt
i has undertaken the management Of the mills Of
Mr. William Radford, at Elk Greek bridge, on The
Forest road, in Bedford County, and informs the
public. that the machine is in complete order,
and that he is prepared to CARD ROLLS with
neaness and despatch. Persons leaving their wool as
they pass to Lynchburg, ran get them on their
return. The wool must be well cleaned and creased.
or one pound of grease furnished for every ~ pounds
Of wool
JOHN STALEY, Agent.
July I0-w4y
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From Baltimore American Farmer.
ROTTIEG OF PIITNS

in my yard and although they bear fully yet ard The
line that they sh uld rpen, nearly all Of them
The They stand grass plant. the earth srund
them is pretty ch-the faul, perhaps, lies in the earth
bling IA remarked too rich. lfthpre is remedy fJr
preventing her u;ting, should feel gratfeG if cOad
receive he intrna i'm.
an, respectfully yours, Sc.
HENRY MEYERS.
York county. PsansylUania
We suspect The Of the falling OF the fruit
from the pnucups # insects and would recommend that
freshly made ashes be busted trees Early the
mIrnIag r several days in succession. The operation
shDuli De perlotned Wills the leaves are still with
the dew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
BIG OTTER L.E.t'D

+ q * ) L f.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER has One THcUsASD ACREs
Il OF LAND, lying immediately on Big Otter near its
mouth in Campbell, principally in woods, the land is Of
good quality and abounds with best kind Of heart and
sap Pine, with good Saw Mill on it, There is farm
on the river &c ABOUT One Hundred and Sirty .4cres
Cleared Land and about Forty Heres Of good Bottom
fencing good. The Improvements this consist Of good
Framed Dwelling House, good Kitchen Smoke -hUuse,
Negro houses excellent Stable, Corn house, prise
house s three good Tobacco Barns would sell the whole
ogeher, divide it into two Tracts, throwing about
600 Acres to the Saw Mil. with plenty Of Saw Timber
with small Farm and House it, and 400 Acres 10
the Tract the II is about 81 niles to Lynch
burg with good Turnpike to Market.
Terms So per Acre, with small portion down, the
balance upon credit Of 2 and years OF s. cash,
My residence is miles from Lynchburg. immediate
y On the Turnpike leading to Wards Bridge
July SIS WILLIAM F. MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
SlLE OF T.iLU.lBLE L.l.ND

Of the ,as will and OF Henry Blu
l fori, decd. will, Thursday hc 3st dav OF Au-
gust 1885, the premises sell the highest bidder pub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
GIRLS, READ THIS.

You who have pale compilations dull eyes botches on the
rough skim and spirits, bottle two
Or Townsends SarsaparIla II will cleanse your blood
remove eekle and botche and give you annimation
sparkling eyes, fine spirits and beautiful compassionate OF
which are OF immense value to unmarried ladies'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

~ virtue Of the authority, vested NY deed
IL Trust, executed by John NJ Price and wife bearing
date the 4th day Of Jny 1916, and Of Clerks
Once Of B'tetour Roanoke aud Montgomery counties
offer 70 sell, privately, that portion Of the
BENT MOUNTAIN"
RIA III b F LAND
which remains unsold, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES Of
V,3LUfRLE LEND
The said Trac, is situated in the Of Mont. nerv
and tloydand embraces within its boundaries much valuable
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole oft well adapted tie growth Of Grass ana
to the cultivation OF roots potatoes turnips beet Sc Sc
persons Wishing to purchase stock for rearing
cattle, horses, mules 1r sheep cannot highly recommend
the and now ottr Tor sale know such range f1r
stock : the '-Bent Mountain" The extreme heathncs If
TIE place PovebIa and there more desirable place
for a SIMMER residence.
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing will address
John NJ. Price, the undersigned FncI,tle Nj Price
viii BE- wys ready accompany persons Who to view
the lands. Mr. Shlings who lives near the pace will
taxi pleasure IN showing the land Terms of sale will be
made known by Nr Price, the Undersigned and viii
endeay1 10 make them agreeable persons wishing to- buy
ALIEN p. ESkRIDGE,
June e-wts Surviving Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.
E.4CO.1 SIDES.

e HHDS. prime Bacon Side, per Boat Star con.gn
v ment. For sale by GEO. BAGBY
July 24-6t
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by WM. ]. WILLIS.

by WIN. j. WILLIS.
have for sal privately at great bargains,
good second hand Piano, with STOOL and cover
6'Toet Glases,a superior article,
large Mirrrs and general a-sortmentnf Crockery
Ware, all which will be sold al reduced prices close
consignments,
WM J. WILLIS,
Commission Merchant
June CTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

n PAYNE K BROTHER have just received
IL. supply Of Paper Hangings Fire Board Frints Win
ow Curtains, s.. Ac very pretty.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.
N 0 Il 1 C Z
TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
NHE subscriber has up notion that all tics.
i have Wool 10 carded win find the Blackwater Cot
ton and Woollen Factory be the place where it car
done right and if well carded should be spoiled
that they will get 50 per lib for 1.-THE wool beng sent
well cleaned Cards operation, and working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent
shall be ready in few days Woollen Cloth and
Jeans.
June l9-ts J. s q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

ID ECElVED to day. 70, Of uIce sweet Lari, en
4 4 also two hundred Yds. Flax and Tow Linens
May 4-ts LACY s GARLAND.
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AGRlG CULTURAL
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-L.EIS' .1DTECE.

VIRGINIA At rules held the Clerk, Ohce, OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancety, for Bed
iordcounty, the 3rd day Of July, 1913
James Lancaster Plaintiff
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUlLNER 1915,
AT EDWARDS s. LEES

r ARD AND BACON 10000 lbs prime Western Bacon
IL 1000 lbs. prime do No Lard in and for sale low
bv MCDANIEL s LEE
April Its
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5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON!
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Hartford, March -, 1915.
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June 22-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
FaT UPP6X
ooEsTATIoNERY'

ned our fall supply Of Books,
X WE haT Stationary, consisting in part
i ~ Pap6 every variety Of
oi iull sqlHraPpiNg Paper. -Ofthe former
ffttsA4 article of Post at 81 ,25 the reami
we nave hg, common quality aslow as 50
ana OF Yd assortment Of
GEMS. Curtain PaPcr-Giazed and PLAIN,
va price from 20 cents the piece, and up
tang grding to quality,
Paper, Plain and Perforated Bristol
~ 81 with every variety Of Morocco and fan
~ r: plain and fancy letter and note Envel-
y every variety Almanacs for 1913, conl-
he the Methodist, Farmers, Honsekeepers'
La &, Ready, and LaIidreths Rural Alman-
a general assortment of Spelling Books,
kbsterss at 81 the dozen, Comley's at ~ and
bwns, at 81; all the varieties of Arithinetics,
eaders, Grammars, Biographies, and Elemen-
nv School Books generally
Also a general assortment of Greek, latin,
reneh and Italian School Books, including the
hole Of Anthon's, Arnold's, Ollendort's and 9TH
rs, including CRIMINALS, Readers and Diction'
ries. 8
Also. the Mathematical School Books gener
NV in use embracing those Of CoInstock, Jones
,iiliman, olmsted, Draper, Playtair, Day, Gum
ner, Bonnycastle, Davies and others. 4
Also, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold an
eSegg variety Sll R, q 81 aa npi y
ellis; French Crayons Leather Stumps; M
thematical Instruments with or without case:
black, blue and red Ink Powder; Indelible In
with and without preparation; Port Foli0s, wi
and without locks; English and German Stat
and Slate Pencils, with all the variety of articl
comprised in staple and fancy stationery.
Our stock of Miscellaneous Books embrace
4 Il Nj - - Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Furniture Furnishing Store.
WM. III. MTTVR

a ms Manuiactory on King Street. Alexandr;a
80 mas constantly on hand and for sale, al Lowest
cash price, Looking Glasses and Frames - re,
yy19Ieiy Toilet and Swing do; Bureaus, TaSes /.
wash candle, aud Towel Stands Caneseat 80
sian Cottage, Windsor and Common Chairs .'c -
I% sa., Mood.sst Rocking Chairs, all sizes High
ing Bedsteads Cots, Cribs, Cradles dna suck
cords Feathers, Feather Beds, Bolsters and p;l.
lows Curled Hair, Moss Cotton and sbpcI M
al stzes and made to order at Short netcc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

NukhP. w SuO0 y
Prayet Books, ~
Hymn Books, sc.
Byron's Works,
Shakespeare, bound in
Turkey and Gill,
Moore, in turkey & gilt,
Goldsmith's Works,
Johnsoh's Works,
Montgomery's Poems,
Burns Works,
Pope's Works,
Aiken's British Poets,
Anelia's Poems
Proyerbial Philosophy,
by Topper, handsomely
bound,
Do. do. plain,
Poets cf America,
Millions,
panie,
Thompson's Seasons,
elegantly illustrated. }
GoldsInithis, same style,
rycrbfi's Course Of Read
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

TIME subscribers are anxious to purchase any
u number Of bushels Of Wheat and Corn, for
which they will pay the highest cash price on de-
livery. Or, if the farmers prefer il, they will
haulit from their. Barns, as they keep teams for
that purpose Farmers look to your interests,
and give us call before you dispose Of your
produce, M. II. ~. w. MOORE.
Old Furnace, Jefferson Co, Va.,l
Feb 25, 184z
II Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, &C., always on
hand, to exchange with the Farmers for their pro
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SAMUEL, m. AITRW0NC-

SS 2, .NE l1ereAaHt CAdrlesto.em IA.
III AS just received from Mr.. S,ar,,s,' r.
II WELL to selb on his account The t,llo,r ar
aiid s1s lolsoMlng
Paper; box Pipes and 200 Pipe Heads; gro.
superior Matches without sulpheri 81 bottles
Garretl's No 2 Scotch Snuff; Dbl. Spanish
Trimmings l gross superior Bonnet Boards; all
of which will be soldai the very lowest possible
prices.
Z Feb 10, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
HHuluYn nioo1C

" Books, among whlc
Der oil the nost.valuabls
catalogue in part.
Arnoid's History Rome,
Latef's Roman Com
mQnwealth, Al /.
Thief's French Revo.
Carlyle's do.
Guizpt's Hist. English
Revolution,
Do. Hist. Civilization,
Michblet's His. France,
Bancroft's g u. s.
Me- auley's AIiscel'ies,
Froissart's Chronicles,
D'Aubigne's Hist. Ref,
Prestott's Miscellanies,
Preseott's Peru,
D'Aqbignie'sC Cromwell
Napoleon & Marshall's
Washington and Gene
rails by Headley,
Irying's Columbus,
Life OF Capt. ]. Smith
illustrated BY d. Stro-
Their,
| Arnold's Lectures Mo-
defn History,
Rights and Wrongs OF
Indians by McHenry
illustrated, containing
| a tue portrait ofPoc'
ahcntas, by Sully,
| Edgeworth's Novels,
Mrs. Sherwood's work
| Mrs. Ellis works,
charlotte Eiizabcthsd
| Bunyan's Pilgrims Pr
gress 6 vol. turkey ar
gill. elegantly illustra
/ Do. do. cheap binding
The public are resps
look over them.
Ian -. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
IEAT EDucTT0N N PRICE
TIN WlARE. "a.
Stoves, Tin Ware q Iapanad w..

ENocH GRIMES takes p|essnrs = m = 1. 9
ing his friends; and c,,stom,rs M, ~ u
prepared e supply tea with Goods in his Ii linz
TN WARE is large end yerv eon,D., .nenl o.
q ms own manufacfs, aud xarrahted ;, a ~ Z,
the best quality. aA'sa % DC Of
Country Merchants are ;nfs,r,,,.., ~.
rangcnens are such az viii enshs la ms ar
nish them with goods On al flvors ~. y iur
any establishment either In This ~ as
Families can be supplied with rn,nv os..eh IVY.
some articles of Tin Ware hob nsai.,i 10y nand
mental II NJ ? -. 1'e.ei dnd orna-
f9- The facilities Afforded bv a. 60,
such rs to enable him q forwa25 ;,S Sdnai are
and safety such articles "a NAV 10 s,.I eSPalch
jefferson and the surrosifiding con,,;as rom
specially solicits share OF fbe fr.d anu re-
He also offers his seEy55ces to eTecn,s ,1,,,.,s
o. Metal Roofing, Spossiag, 0ssris., =. "a. ai Is
Kinds Of work appertaiahg 10 his busi5ss suq a. a
ion. 'SSetss prompt atten-
Alexandria, Feb IL. Isl2-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

r. VIE ensuing term in This InstitnlJ5n =; ;,.;u
commence on Wednesday The pe,b " Ea 4
,uary next AMI continue five months n
Mr. JOHN J. SANBORN : hAs hNA'
>. TUITION.
L r, Department $40 per anuru
C' q. .: Mathematical S3a W
different bTancies ,,' gioh given, not only in the
mon education but also in the Latin and rsi-
rran;rs ages. anf the higher Mathematics, to anY
via ~ board on reasonable terms. u
None admitted except tbose OH, -. -
commune from the day of admission til 5s 49, =
q the sessions For The Trustees. - '' eiose
Jan. u, lslT-3m, : !" u - =,
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New Hardware Store.

VIE undersigned have associated themselve.
= Tor the prosecution of the Hardware bns;
ness, are prepared to offer their friends ana ail
VINO may can on them, an Entire Nelc S.osI1
which has been selected with the gieaiest1,a,J
rom the European and American Mannkctnr-
ers: Our stock comprises in part the following
Knives, Scissors, Needles, Razors, Saws Axesk
: iies, Locks 1inges, Bolts, Screws Guns, Car-
0 ta.n oanqs, lea Trays, Fire Irons, Cast Pots,
$3.50 heItcsa spades, Shorels, Scythes,
SREks Chains Nails, Iron, Steel
Patent Leather, Painted Cloth, Coach Lace,
Lamps, Hubs, Bows, Hub bands, Malleable
Castings, and all goods usually keptin Hard
ware Stores
Which we offer wholesale and retail, at our
new Granite front Warehouse, Sign of The Gil
Plane, at the Southeast corner Of Bridge & High
Streets Entrance first door on the corner in ell
MUNCASTER s. DODGE.
Georgetown. d. c., March 4, l8i7--ly.
NOR FAMILIES.-Weh have made arrange.
u ments to be constantly supplied with
WEIGHS and other extra brands of Family
Flour from Winchester. Wenow offer for sale
Welch's and other brands Of Family Flour,
Superfne d.,
Very superior Buckwheai Flour,
A few Saddles of superior Yenison,
Dried Peaches and Apples,
With an extensive assortment Of new an(
cheap Groceries, which win be sold as cheap a
fhey can be hid any where for cash.
Feb u. MILLER & BROTHER.