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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
COMMISSIONER yo,;.

A circuit superior court Of law and chanc.ry -
10th day Nav 1919 use' On the
Moses Q. Greer, William W. Greer, ana Robert -,
c-,i,lstiis M VIE PLAINTIFFS,
Samuel W Greer Weat herston :. Greer Cborlo,., W.
ner, Daniel Noble and Nancy his vile, Sarah ri WrA d
James DfeeT' ana Ge2Ise J'Te ,l,-p, D.eHdaats
On the motion ofthe plaintiff BY counsel the co-,
appoint Robert A. SOFT guardian ad heH To The inf
PENDANTS James Greer and George Greer TO defend :,
rights in this sut-And therefore this cause came m hit
dv "a b. heard by consent hc said infant defendants r.
their sd guardian the billnf the painful the an~ II
THE sand infant defendants. tile order publication r,
tins the 4th day of January. 1873. agains
sent defendant. Weatherstnn :. Greer. which apne,
hayr been duly published IN the prescribed by &
against absent defendants and the suhpnas awarded HI n
the 81 day o January 1919, against the other
PENDANTS, and argued Nv counsel Upon consiier Mi
whereof the court taking the said bill Tor as IN M
the defendant, except thr said infants doth adludag
andlccree. that the plaintiff, Moses C. Greer admins
No NJ deceased an render an account NJ h
l~trlnn pi tine estate OF his Inestae, bet OF o.
missioner li the dot further adf.l
order avn decree tat the Comti-sioRer 81 tai.
o the aivlnreens made nv the slid Moses Gg
deceased, his LITE time such oi h~ children AZ. 49,
and distributes upon due ci notice sha e,
bring their a1vanccmenfs hptch pOt' and parrgt
the distribution Of ms estate-and that the Comus
90 asn take account OF the NJ which r
the children OF the said Moses Greer decd have
dehed t0 him the Of his deatl-alsl HI arr7rr 4
such debts the said interstate have been bound n
forany If hi children at tie oi bis death. tG5i M
Commissioner 20 also take Of the ats,as
debts against the estate the said Moses rdl T-
NAV remain unpaid al the o such repor-aui the .,i
Commissioners hereby directed examine state . i
the said accounts and make report Thereof t. th, ,-.
with specially stated deemed pertinent IN b
sell or required BY tie parties to be stated.
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John G., Mechanism,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, w.
I AN now receiving my Spring and Snmmer took OF
Il Gods lately purchased at low prices, Consisting IN
part OF the following articles, VIZ
200 bags Rio and LaguyGa Coffee,
. do O.d Java do. very superior,
80 hhd@ NO, P. R. and 81. CToIx Sugar,
3 boxes Loaf Sugar,
70 hhds ana .jbIs Molasses, Some very superior,)
2I0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Soe Leather
10 bbs. Tanners OF. (best quaiity,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
% rrams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country and rrsdegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
80 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
40 boxes Raisins.
tierces Rice, fresh.
Shad Mackerel Herrin1s and Roe Herrings
LIQUO ES,
60 bbs Reetifed and Mountain Whisky,
. do Old Rye Whisky,
10 do Apple Brandy.
u do Imitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, very supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine (best quaty.)
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga. Sicily Madeira and Port
Wine, with many nther artcles.
ON S.SIO.N B JSINESS
Ny prompt personal attention given to consgnments
FLOUR. WHEAT, ToB ACCo. BACON and all kinds coun
try produce Also, TO receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for d7ayage.
May Its JOHN G. MoCLANAHAN
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COSTUME FF.FEL.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
WHOLES1LE AND REFILL
IN hand and for sale the largest best assortment Of
" SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING at prices
very much reduced.
COATS
Coats nj every variety embracing all the latest STYLES and
VT improved and make IS cts t0 n p g. a. 81 s.
:, SO, and upwards
PANTALOONS
Pantao1ns Of All kinds from - To 90 - ? 50
and also very fashionable style Iarn4rtIne stripe
as 8, 80, 4, ana upwards
VESTS
Vests Of every comprising silk satin cashmere
marSeIlles valencia, 50 cts, IS cts 81 - - 81
s. and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING
Always hand the largest and best assortment of Bows
Clothing Offer ed in city.
splendid assortment Of CLOTHS and CASSINERES
Of the best make together with large and handsome
" OF silk and marseile vesng, winch will be Up
order In the best 20 per less than accust-
ed prices and a. ami beautiful guaranteed
AIT COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space
II IT. COLE.
aAached m the above Of the largest and
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES THY country, embracing
every varietv and prices which tail pleas
wishing To purchase. GONE PRICE ONLY =
Baltimore Nd, April 2-wlv-
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AGRICUL TURAl,
For the Srntnern PlanIer.
SASCAFRAS

Mr. Editor MANY iuquires are made as to the best
Tnnoe o DE- rowing sasafras. which is denomnated in
agricultural bnrks of the elernals as he blue
grass. &c am informed BY very reliable gentle
tina salt applied three bushels to the acre upoa sas-
saf.s previously nrubbed and prughed will effecina II
DESTROY t | have MT iri4l H. hut have confidence.
IN hs success N TIVE application Of salt which is well
Et0Hn would d-s'ruv the masierv ok in the
ft-ssf when sulfaient quantity applied Some
Sheer snrre haS ct N ny ward, upnn which have
sprnked salt. winch will appear like good white frost
upon IT, Il will burn up "a hours, if rain or good
dews intervene To dissolve the salt
Salt Is Of the hest apca IONS asparagus beds
il marine p'anI from the marshes Of Inc sea shore
Consequently requires application Of salt Salt has also
ertlzing properly, but Of bnger duration than to
the crop applied therefore worth bui little Sever
al o correspondents Issue as 10 the best ar
plicalin Of manure. ] will cume in a mediator and
say my experience Of sixty years has satisfied me that
the application for hoed CROP is 10 be poughed in
either muck, dung nndeclmptsed straw, leaves &C.:
and for green crrn wheat, meadows or any of the
grasses top dressing in February is preferable which
is he right time clover seed when yuur Land is
heaved up by hnar frost when rain snow will close
down the land upon the seed and insure their vegetation:
least gallon Of seed mixed with one bushel
of plaster. damped with water prevent the plaster e.
Gaping half Onshe plaster and half bushe of raw ash
IS bushel ofeached ashes which is good dress
Ing and wiz lessen the outlay for plaster Plaster a-
piled upnn wheat, which for the benefit the Young
clover should De applied very early. may hazard
the wheat mdew, it certainly causes wheat
10 grow several inches asr pats in it sap and de-
DAYS r. rPeong fOuT five days later plaster Is very
beneficial application the crop, which is generally
seeded upon exhausted land. decidedly in favor OF
deep pllughing upon pnor land believing that such
orghng with tie clover and plaster is The great auxil-
ary exc tie dvcrgRg sler, mat eT how shall
how The soil. Run three horse plough run furruw by
furrow, large coulter long tapered scop the sub
stratum hard pan deererus vegetation is disrup-
Iured and will tall hack in the furow not mix
with the soil nor njur- he cop, and soil the
next year FINN the summers and winters FROST
Nsiai have written is trum experience except 10 sa~-
safrsS. but have doubt hat salt VIII kill it in suff
Gent qua iity. | write very short, believing that when
l give experience short way, nv brother far
1ners wiz appreciate the maze and run the idea
detail. have great dIsresh appearing before the
suilc under my. signature, still believing right
sussr'ib~. Chs. YANcEr.
buckingham, May p 1919
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SPLENDID SKY-LIGHT ELECTRO DAGUERR0TYPES

I'm ETsrHOr.IlIIary 1Hspr0re8sleHt.
'IN1f ; SUBSCRIBER begs 10 call the OF the
public 70 MS Daguerrean Gallery which lust
completed. and furnished good STYLE with improved
SAY LIGHT, the largest South the Potomac ana
constructed graduate the light degree necs nv
TO ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY TO
his former process Of making Daguerreotvpes
bed to get the action Of Light the subject almost
" to catch the vivid expressions oinancy
ms great desideratum does away with the here
tofore long and tedious sitting, which rendered
possible tokeep the mobility Of features These lkenesse
are superior point Of and eke expression
any here oore produced the colours permanently
served and the picture can be light
Mr. W would BEG leave say, That be Of the
TO nj upskv -hor Daguerrean and bengon
hrst that introduced the proonIn this country and his
success both North and South partcaarvin Richmond and
Norfolk here hehas received almost unlimited
the last six hich has enabled him EMPLOY
iyhIrteen and he is taking annually
thousand keneses which he sufficient guar
a1itee Of the superiority Of his DaruereOrvpes.
Particular attention paid the taking lkenesses Of
Children Con copying Of Paintings aguereovpes
Great Depot OF Da@uerreOtvpe Materials the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New York prices
call most respectfully solicited neither sit for
likeness not. ]. II. WHITEHURST Prourietor
Call east side Main street. few doors above Frank o
tel Lynchburg; Main street. Richmond. South Main
street, Norfolk land w est Petersburg
P. ; Mr.. W respectfully offers Premium. to anv Da-
guerreOvpeist who will produce advertisement purpnr
ing 70 make DaguerreOtvpes BY the ELECTRO G7LT.i-
NC PROCESS, prlorto his own, in Septemberlast.
December It's
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s SUMNER 1919
JUST RECEIVED BY
II II EnW kDnS

FEW DOORS .4BOTE .HEE.NS GH.9TELN,S
md OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. TEURM4.N-s.
j. b. EDWARDS returns bis thanks To his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal atronage ex
tended to him previous TO his copartnershp with W
Lee and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the busi-
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will he taken
to have work lntruslej 10 him. done ~ well u I,
can De done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS
Sept. l4-ts.
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POLITICAL.
AMERICAN STARS.



Far DER the azure b.llows
Far OR the swift bright seas,
Our Union stars are shining,
Aloft in every breeze:
Brave hearts beneath them beating,
Wher'er in every zone,
The wastes Of ocean cheering,
Their clustered r7ys are thrown.
And in the sunlight CHANGING
Wide over spray and loan,
They telegraph our country
America and hJme;
And smile IN quiet beauty
Upon the waves below
Or give sparkling welcome7
To every gallant Toe.
They shine on hill and valley,
Prairie and mountain-chain,
And CLEAN DER lake and river,
As DER the distant main.
They shine DER stored palaces,
Where Washington has trod,
And DER his silent slumbers,
Beneath the haIlowed sod
Beneath their kindly aspect,
Hope in the bosom springs;
And genus take the courage
Tospread his starry wings,
And freely every virtue,
In healthful beauty grows,
And all unframed religion
Transplan,s her deathless rose.
Gems to our skies translated
From England's olden crown,
They 10 their ancient glory
Add fresh and fresh renown,
STR afe star still circles
Around the bright -.thirteen,'
Their disks and star-poInts beaming,
In one pure Light serene.
And Frightening and ascendant,
Nav their fair wreath remain,
With not one Plead missing,
Lost from is sister train
Their azure field Inlaying,
still gis,en wide and lar;
And pierce through cloud and shadow,
Triumphant every sts--
Der ma lines ni glorious lustre,
A. in the Past still shine,
A generous influence shedding,
Enduring benign
Clo-r-linked, their golden s'patines'
Bright wardens DER US stand,
An undimned asterism,
Sale in Gods right hand
Boston TTsnscri
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendants Jacob Pearv and Catharne his wife Jesse
POWELL and Polly his WIFE, William Cooper Adam kvse and
Eve hrs wife, Conrad kvmes. and
the other children OF Elizabeth deed, (hse
unknpyvB) and Robert Otev Of Isaac Otev
decd not having entered their appearance and
according the of Assembly rules Of this court
and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that
said defendants named above being inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, do appear before the Judge Of the said
curt Superior Court OF Law and Chancery holden Bed
ford county at the caurt house thereof the first dav
September term nexand the plaintiffs BILL and that
this order be inserted newspaper published
81 Lynchburg. for months sDccesiveiv and posted
front door OF the courthouse OF this county on
dzv- A copy-Teste,
JLne 7-w9m JOS. WILSON CIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

POWER OF THE SOIL TO ABSORB DOORS
IL wel knowR thai onl,as If buried in the earth for
few osys prrvipes being conked w have lost much
nf their rank favor. Wild ducks whrh are often too
hshy in favor to be sd may be rendered much more
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Commission er'- Dffiee June 49, 1Siq
The parties the above will take notice that br
appointed the 23i day vt July 1879 t0 takl the account
directed hv the above decree AZ ht all the r,
requested appear nv office BY Rocky Mount F-ant
lin Virginia with such papers. books vouchers ana
evidence they may d. necessary ann p@Her iur th WI
Element OF the several directed hv the above H.
cree. JND. Il NcCRLItN C0mmssi0na-
June 9i-vv1r
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Selling off at Cost for Cash,

THE subscriber intending change his business the
LIST of September WILL from this until that
Ter his entire stock Of New and Desirable Goods
cash He respectfully invites all persons
at extremely low prices avail themselves OF this o
prtuny The stock large and well selected and viii Be
closed out early possible II. LEWIS.
lpersons indebted to B. H. Lewis, also those indebt-
ed TO Lewis Engledove requested forward and
pay up. as longer Indul gence cannot be given.
June 25-ts B H /.
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Notice.

THE copartnehp, heretofore existing under the style
L $ GUGGENHEIMER BROTHER, has been dis
lived the death the senior partner 1t important
that the Of that De speedily closed ne
designed will earnestly call all persons indebted
them forward without delay and settle their
vera debts ard all persons having claims agaIns the firm
desired 10 present them for payment.
y. GUGGENHEINER.
Surviving partner Of S. Gugs enheImer = Bro.
Dec. 7
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From he Sou heTn Planter.

From he N0u'heTT Planter.
CURIOUS MODE OF GRATING THE GRAPE
VINE.
A gentleman in the neigh3irhood of Oporto split a
grape vine white grape, very carefully down the mid
die, cung th- bud in half, and then Sip Don
ding sho1l black vine. and united them as in con-
mon grating After making many experiments, he
succeeded making them grow. The produce Of the
vine he repo I'd have BEEN black and White grapes on
the hnnch; ard 0 hers vaTieg4ted fruii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

thev therefore have one more reason wv recommend b
PIANOS with full confidence, and ak ii a. favor oG5f
wishing 1od trI1neu Gam and tneir s5sk
before purchasing esey here. al their Adjustment,
NOS :, 9 4 II Eutav-st.,
where NAV be constant, found large assortment Nd E4
ani octave PIANOS, plain Una highly finished Cases
ol Rosewood Mahogany, Sr with all the Eur0rr
anl American imprly eTaruts.
The following letter from Miss Adele Hoinstock and Mr.
Charles HohnstOck and MI Srhuhtrtu. vlo one w
their Pianos n their recent most successful Concerts this
ciry Win show the estimation which those distinguished
artists hold the Pianos manufactured BY Messrz. huabe
lreAIl:
Oh musical tour through tile United States became
acquainted vthhe Pianos manufactures bv NIesrs kns6
Crphlg. Of Baltimore They furnished with NY Ivy
Grand Pianos flr all Concerts Baltimore, and having
there tired every variety o music and fully u
power, happy declare d. with fun conf
danc tnat tbs Pianos manufactured by them
most perfect instruments have with il the United
States and even rival the Pianos o the celebrated e-
tories in Euroqe-lhe Pianos Ut Messrs. kUab Gahe
constructed with the distinguished or
durability, and Jr fine, ana full tone aud have
beside most agreeable touch We take pleasure recon-
ADELE HOHNsT0cK.
CHARLES HOHN>TUCK.
Sole virtuo-en "a the Duke Of Brunswick
JULIUS SCHTBEETH
Director of the Musical Soclervand
Pine Institute 0T Hamburg
M Schuberth Is the posesor IF the gold medal awarded
nv th King of Wurrembur- THE u hnsork
through the United the their Concerts
Th4 following letter from MI Borh-a THE celebrated per
the piano and harp. who accompanied Madame
Bishop in her musical TOM, Will further show Wa their
opinion Of tie merits Or Nessrs. K. 8 c. Pianos:
BAENrM's H0rEI. Dcc ID. ls4e
Dear Gentlemen Il directed hy Madame Anna Bishop.
express her thanks 1r kindness hInr with
excellent Piano Forte her Concerts Carroll
Hall am alsl happy To state that found THY
very powerful and sonorou- and the touch very
prompt Believe me, dear sirs with great
truly. CHR. BuCHSA.
n addition II heab1ve prepared furnish oier
equally high commendai among which l. that OF
George kno1n. h1 il known the musical ot AHA alsu
many Of respectable Professors and Amateurs who
have instruments in use.
KNABE& GEHLE.
ID. e. PAYNE & BRO.
r. The rents the above Panos aud can fur
nsh any STYLE th-+ he called They would ca
attention Of lovers Of Music just the
BOOK STORE.
Marcel 92-yy+gIsat
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Rahn's Flattening Mills,

w have two sets. specimens, Of Rahas
w Fattening Tobacco Mills OF different sizes These
Mills highly recommended and much in Richmond
Manufacturers wishngto buy will please call examine
them The undersigned, Agents, will sell them the
manufacturers prices.
MCCORKLE & SIMPSON
June
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FARE REDUCED.
f9
ANN
.NEW LINE OF FOUR HORSE
PA&E E0ACHES

From LplehbuTg by Charlottesville in connection ,rith
the Louisa and Riciamald and Fredericksburg
Road to Richmond and Northern Cities
Fare to Richmnnd A. 90
Fare to Junction 5Dc
PASSENGERS BY this line leave Lynchburg on
L Sunday. Wednesday and Friday mornings ar
rive Charlottesville evening" where they spend
the night and connect with the Northern train al the
Junction at 9 o'clock A. NJ, reaching Richmond Al !
o'clock A. NJ
Passengers going North arrive atW ashington city at
p m, Baltimore at p m, Philadelpia ia the course
Of the nght-besg "a hours in advance Of anv other line
leaving Lynchburg Passengers assured of regular
connection and no detention.
HEISKELL s co.
Office al Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg; Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Raad office, Richmond, Va.
Jan Sun
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FASHIONS FASHIONS
For the Fall and Winter of 1648---o

II WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
burg. and the surrounding country that my North
and French report Of Fashions has just come hand
as issued By Thomas Oliver Of New York They are
very different from any thing heretofore issued and 10
fine Taste.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
to my friends and the public may be assured. with
the advantages have in being agent for o the best
reporters in the United States, of getting garments cut
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
they NAV fancy. All work Entrusted my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
Jan wis
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Notice to the Debtors OF the
PATRIOT OFFICE.

SnER deed OF executed the 18th DAY Of
= March, 1919, BY Jesse O. Young, all the books ac-
counts and debts Of the late firm Dung Co Pa
riot ohce) transferred collections and we here
BY notify all those indebted either subscription printing
other matters that required by the benehcares
sad deed to make prompt collections No indulgence can
therefore be extended, and all will come forward
ans settle without delay with OF else Is
thorised TO make collections ID. L SPENCE,
JNO. o. TAYLOR,
June Is, ISI9-ts Trustees.
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virginia.:

rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Super
A Court Of Law Chancery for Bedford County the
4th day Of June, 1919.
Margaret Gross, formerly Margaret Cooper. Plaintiff,
against
Adam Cooper, Henry Cooper, Jacob Pearcy and Catha
rlne his WIFE formerly Catherine Cooper Jesse Powell and
Polly his wife, formerly Polly Cooper, William Cooper
Elizabeth kvmes, deed formerly Elizabeth Cooper Adam
hyse and Eve his wife formerly Eve Cooper heirs OF "
ham Cooper deed Robert Otev exor Of Isaac Otey decd
Sally Cooper Barbara Cooper and Armistead Otey sheriff
Of Bedford and such dr OF Thomas Moore deceased
ianrs
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. 0ll YDS- Flax and Tow Linens aud Dril-
~.OOO lings in ignment, which we IN
wife the attention o contractors ard Others wanting such an
article LACY s GARLAND.
NAV F-ts
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Main Street, Eynchbmrg, Va.

'TiE undersigned would ectuly inform the public that
he Is well prepared to accommodate dav, and
permanent 6oarders, reasonable From exper
ence OF 20 and unweaed endeavOurs please he
hopes 70 obtain the support ~ ms old friends and that Of
gers His house conveniently located and excel
lent rooms for families Gentlemen arriving their
viii find excellent and carriage house
CHAS. l. DlBRELL, Proprietor.
Passengers in the Canal intending to take the
stage for any point, promptly called for.
Jan
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NOTICE 10 IHlSE HAVING WOOL.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite the DOL grow
l. Of Campbell and the surrounding counties, who wish
have their wool Carded Carded and Woven send
aspnsshle, order that he card
and b. able their work with despatch
in good order.
questd with their wool AID for themselves
his large stock Of Wooen Goods which he will either sell
low give for wool a fair
TERMS.-For cardng, cts per lib. will be charged -
mixed when paid for the weight of Wool;
paid for BY the weight of the rolls, will be
charged. For oing, pound viii be char al
Nav 21-w2m JAS s. CREwDSON. Ag't.
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NE ~ = III ~ II
At Old Spring Ware House.
the citizens ofLynch
burg and It's vicinity that his
WagOn-makin- and
BLACKS NTH SHOPS
full operation. All those who good md
cheap work get by calling the subscriber. no
prepared all kinds OF work both branches with
.NE.7T.NESS IND DESPATCH
He has large stock Of very superior seasoned timber
with and hiS Workmen equal TO in the
Of rgina In his NTH Shop he has rstra Smiths
good and Horse Shoers always has banda good
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Ivnchburg, March l3-ts
I'll esubscriber has ? very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished land several Carrya and secondhand
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons;
and viii short have and keep general assortmeno
U.4GONS. C.4RTS. PLOUGHS AND
EEL-B.4RROH-S
All of which he will sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel. Lvnchhurg. March I3--ts