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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No ESQ Marle. ST., above Eighth, (South side,
PHILADELPHIA.

No $50 Marke. ST., above Eighth, (south side,)
PHILADELPHIA.
TEylIlS large and splendid Hotel has beon
furnished with entire new furniture. The
Bar Room rs the largest in Philadelphia. The
Parlors and Sitting Rooms are entirely seperat-
cd from the noise aud hustle, consequent TO the
arrival and departure OF cars. The Poriico ex'
tending the whole front Of the house, affords
cool retreat in warm weather, aud spie.ditd
view Of the greatest tiIpronghf,re in the .ty.
The Lodging Rooms u'o well furnished The
Table as well provided for rs at ar.y other Hotel
with every attention of the ma..ngers to make it
the best I,o,c. for Merchants and Business Men
during their stay in the city. The terms will
DO one dollar par day. On the arrival OF tie
EARS from the West, Porter will be in attend
ance to convey baggage, &c. to tho Hotel, which
is adjoining tie depot
Feb. 10, '49--6m.
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Wanted,

At the Brick Meating House, Cecil county,
Nd. journeyman Coach woodworker. To a
good workm.n, constant employment md libe-
raj wages will he gwen. Also, a boy to learn
Inc business. Address, Brick Meeting Post o.
fee. SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Srd mo. Si-5w
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DRiNTS, PRlNTS.-A case OF prints very
II neat figure Pink and Blues, also lot Of Lin
en- I.ustres. Just received and for sale by
April I, 40. BRowN & NclNTrRE.
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This is to Give Notice: That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers of Geo. county have obtaiues
ion, the Orphans Court oil s,id county let
ters of Administration on The personal IS
tate of Nicholas House, iale of said county
deed All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhb-
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on Or before the 18Th day OF
January 1890. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate ale re--
quesied 10 make immediate payment to ths
subscribers. Given under our hands this
2lih day Of February, 1919.
DEBORAH PASSMORE. J
ELLIS PASSMORE.
Ad,nn'rs. D. B. C. T.
February, 2l.h '49.--Gw.
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A CA Es ID.

The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
10 the public for the pnst enconragm,nt, and
respectfully socits continuance o.. the same
tns the firm %, Rsspt. B. T MAY. .
AuEh, 20, -. :. .'-..,. ,.-
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nRnn PREMIUM BLINDS.
SS1UV b. j. WILLIAMS,
No. IL North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Venitian Blind and Window Shade Man
oc,cturer.

MfaCTuTer'
Awarded the first and highest Medals at the
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhbi-
tinns, for the superiority of his Blinds, with con-
firmcd confidence in his mannfictnrs,) asks the
attention Of purchasers to his assortment 1000
Blinds Of narrow and vide stats, with fancy and
plain Trimmings, ofnew styles and colors' Also
a !arne and general assortment Of Trans parent
Window Shades, all of which, he will sell AZ the
lowest Cash prices.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
TO new.
sTgDealers Supplied on liberal terms.
The citizens Of Cecil county are respectfully in
vited to cali before buying cisewhere-conhdent
of pleasing all.
OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
Mar II, '49--3m
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GLOVES IND HOISEAY

A fine assortment OF Silk, Lisle thread and
IA Kid Gloves, also fine lot of Hosiery of all
descriptions. Just received and for sale by
April 7, 40. BRowN & Mclntlre
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LOOK HERE.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

MANI NU1FI 10 ENI'
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Nd, tor the ben
eft of the Consolidated Lotteries Of Maryland,
class A. to he drawn in the city Of Baltimore,
Md, on Saturday Apr! 80, is49. D. Paine 4
Co, Managers.
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rLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED, for sale by
~ mar II, WIN. rORBERT.

nried Beef & Canva ssed Hams. of excellen
IL quality just received and for sale by
Aug. 10, as. WIN. TORBERT.
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v and for saio, by the gallon or barrel.
Aug. ~, VIM. PELL.
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a7rr1rr cTfsTEAH,'T .s;..2}5' j.
f''"' Soap & Candle maapfaesory; \
Corner Of Third and Orange Streets,
- '@ ' WILMINGTON, Del.
= WHARF may 30 forrd. .ll articles In ths above
ene Of business, a. fAlows: MOULD AND
DIPPED Candies. Br.vn, Ytlio.o, White.
Fsln, ard Varissaiea SOAPS; Which will he
snla at Philadelphia Prices, with discount far
Cash. Country merchants wonli Cpd II 10 heir
sntrrest to call before Pu!cha.in9 elsewhere.
Ailn,dsrs thankfully recaiSed. and pro nptlv al
tended to. -: = ENOCH ROBERTS.
Wilming.en,. April 7,-smo. 1899.
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TENNENT's.
Washington Gallery Of
DAGUERREOTYPES
No 23i North Second Street, N w. G
ner Of Calowhill Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

HeT VI tdIIUWTlI7I Otreet,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE Likenesses taken and beautifully s,lo.
ed at this we'll known establishment, for On.
Dollar, arc universally conceded TO DO equal in
every respect 10 any in the city. Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy and clear weather. A
large assortment of .ledaliions and Lock.ts on
baud, at from Sc to IS, including tho picture.
The Subscribers respectfully invite the ci,i-
zens nfCeci County, to call and examine speci.
mems oithe latest improvements in the art Of D,-
guerreotypng, which Wilt exhibited cheerful.
J and without charge.
T.a J C. TENNEyT.
Philadelphia July !, On.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28

assured that she viii not take with your dress pains
which she never takes with her Then the manner
of pnt'ing tie Dress bad oundalinn for judging,
be carelessly, sluvely, if it do not fit properly.
No matter lis mean quality; as il may be, it may be
neatly and trinity put on; and if be not take of
yourself for, you viii find 10 your cost, soven in
enc thing is soven in all things The country people
Qdge greatly from the Of covering Of tine ankes;and
tribe clean and tight, they conclude that all ont of
sht is as il ought be. Look al the Shoes if they
be odden side loose on the fof, ruv down at
the heel very bad sign; and. 10 spshod, though
At coming down in the uoTnue, aud befpre day
light maze up mind 10 rope, rather than live with
slpshOd wife,
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SPLENDID SKY ELECTRO DAGUERROTYPES


IE SUBSCRIBER bcgS leave to call the ef the
public to his Daguerrean Gallery which he has lust
completed and furnished i'll good style, with improved
SKYLIGHT, the largest South Of the Potomac, and
constructed to graduate the light any degree
to ensure perfect likeness.
MIR w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process OF making Daguerreotype,
bled oget the action of the subject almost
y to catch the most vivid expressions of infancy
This is great desdcatun, does with the here
otorelong and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost
possible keep the mobility of features These Likenesses
far superior point of beauty and cke EXPRESSION
any heretofore Produced the colours permanently
served, and the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr. W. would beg leave to say that he of the first
to tit Wight for Daguerrean purposes and being othe
first that introduced the profession this country and his
both North and South particularly Richmond and
Norfolk where hehas received almost unlimited patronage
the last six years. which has enabled him employ constant
thirteen assistants, and he is taking annually from
to six Thousand Lienesses, which he deems sufficient guar
antee Of the superiority of his Daguereotypes.
Particular attention paid the taking Of kenesses infant
Children, Colpses copying of Paintings Daguerreotvpe Sc
Great Depot of Daguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New Y ork prices
call most respectfully solicited whether Won sit for
likeness not. J.H. WHITEHURST, Proprietor
Call east side Main street. few doors above Franklin Ho-
tel, Lynchburg; II Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk and West Sycamore street Petersburg
P. Mr.. w. respectfully offers Premium to any Da-
guerreotypest who produce advertisements prport-
ing to make Daguereotypes by the ELECTRO G.ALV.7-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in September last.
December Its
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Commissioners Motto.

circuit superior court of law chancery continued
~ and held for Franklin county, at the court house on the
10th day May, 1919
Moses G. Greer William w Greer and Robert Uebb
Gnu Ca.aarihe MS VIE, plaintiffs,
Samuel w. Greer, Weatherson s Greer Charlotte War
ner Daniel Noble and Nancy his WIFE, Sarah T. Wright and
James "feer' and George Greer, Defendants.
On the motion the plaintiffs BY counsel the court doth
appoint robert 4. Scott guardian I'D Htc to the infant de-
PENDANTS James Greer and George Greer TO defend their
nights IN this sultAnd therefore this cause came on this
day to be head by consent of the said infant defendants by
their SAID guardian, bill Of plaintiff the answer Of
the said infant defendants the order Of publication made in
tins cause on the h day Of January, 1919 against the alb
nt defendant, Weatheston Greer which appears to
have been duly published in the prescribed by law
against absent defendants and the uhpas awarded in this
the 81 day OF January 1919 against the other de-
endants and argued by counsel Upon consideration
whereof the court taking the said bill for confessed all
the defendants the said infants, doth adudsc order
anddecree, that the plaintiff Moses C. Greer
oil Moses Greer deceased do render his admin
lstron OF the estate OF his inestae BET the Com
missoners of this cortland the court dol further adiue
order AMI decree, that the same Commissioner do take an
account OF the Announcements made by the said Moses
deceased IN ms c time, to such of his children and heirs
and distributes upon due service of notice shall elect
bring their advancements into hotc pot participate
the distribution OF his estaeand that same Commission
er do also take account of the money which
the children OF the said Moses Greer deed may have been
debted to HIM at the time of his deah-aso an o
such debts the said nteat may have be bound pay
Tor OF his children at the time of his DEATH and that the
Commissioner 10 also take the standing
debts against the estate OF the said Moses Greer decd which
may remain unpaid the of such repotand the said
Commissioners hereby directed examine and settle
the said accounts and make report thereof this Court
with matter specially stated deemed pertinent by him
sell or required BY the parties to be stated.
A copy-Teste,
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From The Southern Planter
WHAT OUR FINE FRUITS HAVE SPRING

ne peach originally poisonous almond Is
Hes1 parts were then used to posn srrows ard was
ans purpose Introduced 'Heo Persia The translstnu
and cultivation however, not only removed its p,.on.
Gus qualities, but produced the delicious fruit we now en-
JOY.
lhe nf"arlne and apricot but natural hybrdation
between the peach and plum.
The cherry was originally be- ry like fruit and cul
tvaTian has given each berry sepants STEM and i'm
proves its quality.
tle comn"n tnazzard is the original of most Of the
present kind ID cherries
The common wild pear is inferior 10 the choke
pear but still. by cultivation, has come 10 rank among
our finest fruits
Ihe cabbage originally came from Germany, and is
nothing moe than the Gae. is culiivatin m
has produced the present csbbaee and lis different accl
Jnatlngs the different kinds while lis hybridation
with other similar plants has produced The caulihow-
e..
This shows the benefit cultivation has effected ;
H. the mind Of man il is infinitely greaer-.fnerical
.7gricm
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From The Southern Planter.

A. few escape. every one ought 10 have remedy on
which he can depend, instead of waiting uuil the poor
dogs life Is in imminent Jeopardy aud then running
asking here AID there-can you tell me what's goOd for
dlsiemPer RI Here il is -
For half grown dog, aud more Or less in proportion
to age,
Opium. 5 grains.
Tartar Enec, a capital medicine. 5
To be given every ihif! night until is effected
Keep him in warm PLACE, aud sIways fed with warm
liquid diet. such a broth. gruel. Sc.
If there be much discharge The nostriIs have them
washed or synnged Twice day, with lotion Of alum
sugar Of lead, putting about halt ounce Of either to
pint Of wafer.
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DR.. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP QE WILD CHERRY

THIS Compound is Of the best remedies ever offered the
public IN Coughs, whether arising Colds Of Tie
UhOoping Cough, that dreadful malady CONSUMPTION
lew remedies the short time it has been before the public
have effected many The propreto every day
receiving orders for it at distance, and in this cav in bh
they have been highly gratied to learn good effects Tie
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of MARYLAND
CHE Right Rev'd W. r W htngham) has authorised US to
say he has used in his person with decided benefit
and our Medical friends do not scuple recommend az
one of the best remedies i'll Consumption, Bronchitis
Sc, which they have met with The following is from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island whom re
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (.0la) June %, 1871.
DIR. Martin Dear Sir:-Since my return home, pescrb
ed your SYRUP or JtILD CHERRY III several cases
one in particular, of asthma of long standing "a
bout Il years neghbor and patient of Her disease
has never been benefited by any Medicine which she has
ken, and for the last year She has been confined entire
ly to the house. do know that she has had good
nights rest for lon. but since she taking
your Medicine and she has only taken bottle She is en-
abled to 90 to bed and sleep well all night think tie Me
dcihe will make perfect of her, and she is determined
TO give fair trial Her husband Mr. Rhoderc Earic-
son. is merchant here and says if you will send him some
OF 1t, he will act as your agent. Yours,
SANIUE HARPER, N n.
Price y cents per bottle Around each bottle there
short treatise Oh Diseases Q! the Chest.
Dec 2I-w12mT
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virginia.:

Virginia:
T rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancey, for Bedford county the
4th day of June, lS49
James Lancaster, Plaintiff
against
James Anthony and William 4. Anthony, Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendant James Anthony, having entered his a
and given security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he nhabitant Of this Commonwealth
1t ordered that the said defendant James Anthony a
pear before the Judge OF the said Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery, holden for Bedford county, the
house thereof the first day OF September next and
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that this order be inserted
in newspaper published in the Lvnchburg for
two months successivey and posted at the front Of the
courthouse this county court day.
49,, eoPy-Tcste, JOS. WILSON, Cpk.'
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Virginia:

+ rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford county the
4h day of June, 1919.
Williamson Burnett, Plaintiff
against
Richard K Cralle, Benjamin F. Scruggs and Ammon G.
Hancock admrs OF Ammon Hancock, decd, Mcaah Davis,
Exc OF Henry Brown, deed, Samuel Hancock and theirs
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Samuel Hancock, having entered his
appearance and given security according of
bly, and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by sasac-
tory evidence that he inhabtant this Common
wealth. 1t is ordered that the said defendant Samuel Han
cock do appear before the Judge said Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery holden for Bedford county, at
the thereof the first dav Of September
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
be inserted in newspaper published the of
ynchbug for two months successfully and posted the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county,
day. A copy-Teste,
June WIN JOS. WILSON Cl,k<
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Among the shell.
AGRICUL TURAl,
From the Southern Planter.
DAIRY BUSINESS. o..

Our Northern friends must look sharply to their cows
the pastures meadows root, and other forage crops;
Tor Virginia, North Carolina GEORGIA and Tenness ee
are already IN the field as competitors in the dairy bust
ness. 1hcfe is Ros State in the Union in which both
cheese and batter cannot be made Like all other arts
Fhat OF rearing good mkers, keeping them well and
c1eaPly, and al the same time manufacturing choice but
Ter and cheese for market demands experience care and
study The operation is mainly performed in those sea-
sons ID the year. when all animal substances like milk
whey, bulter-mlk and curd, are extremely liable to
chemical changes which inure The products Of the dairy
finan. Only small portion Of the butter and cheese
made IN the United States is really first rate And why
not The milk is good when drawn from The udder.
but 1t is badly handled after. Less attention is paid
10 keeping milk pals pans churns cheese tubs or vas
perfectly sweet and clean than is required secure the
best results. Butter when taken from the churn is NOT
properly worked over nor sailed with pure salt: nor
protected from the influence Of atmospheric air. as il
should oe The germ Of The peculiar change known BY
Inc common name of "trowy," IS early planted in a
mass ct butter, although undevelopeI for weeks or
months
Butter and cheese which put IN wrong If kent any
time, will never come out right The changes which
they und rgo present subject for close and curious study
As IN cur"g meat good salt. pure air. and the entire ex
clusln OF oxygen from butter in keys and cheese in
well oiled, pervpus rnd are the leading matters to be
attended Q. In cheese making the heating of the milk
ahe condition of the renne the quantity used and the
quantity OF salt the degree Of pressure on the cur1 the
Time tor 1t to be in press the turning of cheese Surround
any with cloth, &c, Sc, all details Of great impor-
lance 10 incorporate into the cheese all the casen
(curd) and butter which the milk contained and preserve
both sweet and delicious with aroma peculiar to each
me Objects to be attained Keeping milk too long, bad
sklnS using too much rennet, much scading Impure
sat- excessive pressing neglect ia turning ana olng and
an offensive atmosphere in the dairy roou are among the
must comnon-causes which innre cheese.
Butter l~damage BY permitting cream or milk to stand
TOO long before chuning by the defective working out of
The "uern. bad salt, and 100 long exposure to The al
osphere before it packed down crooks or tubs Keen
ahe ar from your butter as much as practicable
PlaEt carrots and in drills for your cJws and see
that they are MIXED regularly and ctaa a le labor
VII often produce good crop Of pumpkins The main
point Is 10 raise full supply Of good flod and take care
10 husband all theirmapure rs Veil as othar ,,,duc,s
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John G. McClanahan,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, VA,
4 AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
IL Goods lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz
2o0 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
. DO Old Java do, very superior,
50 hhds \. o.. P. R. and St. Croix Sugar,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
% hhds and bbIs MOlasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil. (bes qualty,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
% reans Fooscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
so kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 baxes Rasins.
terces Rice, fresh,
Shad, Mackere, Herrings and Roe Herrings,
LIQU OIIS,
on bbls Rectified and Mountain WEiskey.
Is do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy. rverv sunA-
rior,)
Madeira and Sherry Wine, (best quality. )
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga, Sicily. MADEIRA and por,
Wine, with many other articles
O NJ NJ SSIO.V USIINESS.
My prompt personal attention given to consignments
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for dayage.
May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
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Is NOT, 81
cd Life cannot be sustained without it, 1t i th"e
from the blood and other juices OF the body and disno m
TINS MEANS OF nearly all the impurities within US bI oy
by this means only, works itself pure 'ooa,
Would you give plysic to NUSTOP the poras , u
would YOU apply something that woad do this upon M ~
lace, where the obstruction actually exists Would not
be common And vet know Of no physi,;, 'is
makes any external application effect it, The reason 70
sign is, that medicine within their knoldge is capah ,
doing it Under these circumstances, present TO pvs;
and to all Others preparation hat las this power IN
est extent II is .Nc.H@ters Ht-Hcalng Ointment ~ Nj
U0rldS SIiUe. 1t has POW Err to restore perspir,
the feet the head, around old sores, upon the cbr
short upon any the body, whether diseased soh
severely When the pcrspiraun restored, has Pc vEn
SYSTEM and to act upon them il they be diseased y
separate the irritating morbid PARTICLES theIcrom
pei them to the surface NA'
| 1t has POJFER to all external sores scroGI,
mors skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to discharge M
trid matter and then heals them. r.
1t is aREDiEDY that sweeps off the whole cataloor
cutaneous disorders and restores the entire cuticle to
thy functions.
1t is REMEDY that forbids the necessity of So man,
deleterious drugs taken into the stomach. !
1t is RE.UEDY that neither sickens, 81 nconver;e
dangerous to the ntestines other part the Mil
| This REMEDY Is probably the only now known ny
capable Of producing all these great results. lis great val
restoring once, the circulation OF the fluids
checked deraneed by cold other causes. 1t pesar
and defends the surface from all arrangement Of It's functions
while keeps open the channels for the blood void ali
impurities and dispose olall its useless PARTICLES T
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this me
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for sale in New Yor h.
James McAlistcr, Al Fulton Street, andy
JOHN II SEAY, DRrGGrSr
Only Agent for Lynchburg Va