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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25

4 4 Rules held in the Clerks Onice ot the Circuit Super
~ OF Court al Law and thanccry, Tor the County of Am
helst, on Monday the 1t day al October, 1919,
Willisl IL. %llnukett, Plaintiff
against
Inln Rhoads and lucrctla his wife; John 4, Rhoads.
Chiswcll bahncy lthoads, Eliza \. lthoads, Newton Rhoads,
Elizabeth ilhudis, - liuthcum and Julma +. his wife,
formerly Julina +. Rhoaas, and Susan, Sarah G. and vii
liam +. Rhoads, infants under the age OF - years, by Robert
Tinsley, specially assigned their guardian Thornton Rhoads
and James Garland, Defendants.
IN ClIANCERY.
The defendant Newton Rhoads, not h,vng entered his
appearance aud given security according to- the Act OF As
semply and the Rules OF this Court, and II appearing by sat
isilciorY evidence that he 10 not an inhahitant of this Com
monweaith; II il ordered, That the said defendant do APP
pear here on the first Monday in January next, aud answer
the bill o. the plaintiff and that a copy OF this order be forth,
with insened in some newspaper pnbHs cd in the town OF
L~ynrhburg, fr two months excessively, and posted at tho
front door Of the Court House of this county.
Acopy-Gcste,
oct lS-w2m ROBERT TlNSI.EN, C1k.
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DIR. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

u,IIiS Compound is one OF the best remedies ever offered the
= public in Coughs, whether arising from Colds or the
HhoopiHs Cough, or that dreadful malhdv, Consumption.
Few remelies,in the short time it has been before the public,
have effected so many cures. The proprietors are every day
receiving orders fer it at a distance, and in this city. in which
they have been highly erat1fcd TO learn its good effects. The
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of MARYLAND,
(tle Right Rev'd W. H. Whittingham) has authorised us to
say he suscd it in his own person with decided benefit
and Our Medical friends do not sctuplc to rec commend it IS
one OF The best remedies in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
sc, which they have ever met with The following is from
a highly respectable Physician on Kent Island, whom we
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (lid) lime %, 1917.
DR.. Martin Dear Sir;-Sincc my return home, / ptescrib-
ed your SYRUP or UrILD CifERRY in several cases;
one III particular, as a ease of asthma Of long standing, "a
bout r. ycarsO a~neighbor and patient of mine. Her disease
has never been benefited by any Medicine whicl, she has ia
ken, and for the last year or two she has been confined entire
ly tothe house. do not know that she has Mad a good
nights rest for a long time, but since she commenced taking
your Medicine. (and she has only taken one bottle she is en-
abled To go to bed and sleep well all night. think the Me
dicine will make a perfect cure ni her, and she is determined
TO give { a fair trial. Her husband, Mr., Rhoderiek Earick-
son, ! a merchant here, and says il you will send him some
oil II, he wall act as your agent. Yours.
SAMUEL. HARPER. NJ d.
fr'ee I1eonts per hottlc. Around each bottle there is a
short treatise ON Diseases oil the Chest. IL
Dec 2l-wl3mT
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NJ H..
The Little SuHerer-A Fiction

The Little Suncrer-A Fiction.
The all WAS sweet aud very mild,
And | did sre a ltlle elHid.
Alas poor ~gifl-fn she was lame
! said, young maiden, what's your name Z
She said. my name /. Evelyn;
Eva, ! s7id. where haze yau been Z
! have been, dear SIT. 10 gather flowers,
To shed perfume on my sad huufs.
And why is Evelyn so sad
And why is sine not gay aud glad
Ais, dear sir, YOU d. nut hniw.
Why, |, pear child, an suffering 50.
Come tell ihy story. gentle child;
Thou liule %snflrfor. sweet and mild.
| was born, sit, in New Is stpnj
My mother had one only sun
Nv own sweet brother was eleven,
And his lister was hui sryrn,
Wh.n DID fall from a higl, hill.
And then had 10 Keep 50 still
And brother died 81 very sopn,
One CHAR sud pleasant atlsruoJn;
My muthef als3 spn lef me,
AID well might ! a enffetrr be. ELLA.
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virginia,

"A or Court OF Law and ChaneeIy, Tor The County OF Am-
hcr-t, oa Monday the LIST day OF October, 1919.
William Davidson, survivor OF himself and Maty G his
wifc, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William II. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William \.
Rtchcson, administrator Of Thomas Tucker, decd liartwcll
/ Pryor, William Tucker, Alexander Brown, sheriff 1i
Nelson county Daniel \. Chcetwuod administrator OF Law
ender | london, decd, who was executor Of Austin " right,
decd and William Il. niggcs, late shrrinot Nelson conn,y,
aud as such administrator dc bonus non with the viii annex
ed OF SAID Austin Wright, decd, Defendants.
IN C1iANCERY.
The defendant William ". Camden, not having entered
his appearance aud given security according TO he Act OF As
somhly an1 the Rules OF this Court, and II appearing by 'atis-
factory evidence that he is not an inlabitani OF this Com
noaWcalth: II Is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here IN the first Monday IN January next. and answer the
bill ei the plaintiff, aud that u copy ui this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN the town OF Lynch
burg, fr twu months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front
door al the Court House Of this county.
A ~eopy-Tcsie,
Oct lS-w2m ROBERT 11NSIEY, Clk.
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Large, excellent Dwelling House
"A We .fRREg:sL.

TnE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, from the Notlh, a
] tul supply oI all Articles IN his line ana oilers 'Aeh -
sale AZ mn, il reduced Prices for cash;
, dozen Double Guns from h 10 10 dollars,
A IL, Single do to 20 do
AilEn'. six barrel Revolving Pistols,
St,skion 4 Co.'S. SIX barrel Thumb Revolving do,
COTS Repeating do
Single btfrsl selfcoelstng Pocket RIFLES, ana great va
tieiy Of common Pistols,
$50 go French aud British Percussion Caps,
Powder Fla-ks AMI Dram B1tties,
Game Bass, Shot Belts aud Pouches, from common TO
fine,
Metal Elastic Gun Wads,
Baldwin's elastic do do,
Sword and common Canes,
Fine Canister Powder,
Bowie Knives, common and fine,
Rife Barrels, and Forged and Filed Gun Materials,
Gnn Locks Of all descriptions and a iull assortment "i
Rifles ofmy own manufacture.
Tho,e, v no wish II purchase, will do well to give mt a call
aud examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as | am
sure can suit them as to quality and prices.
WILLIAM b, FISHER,
Opposite the Franklin Hotel, Lynchborg, Va.
REPAIRING in all its branches. WI. r.
Sept l3-wSt
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FANCY SIX ETcu,

The sun shane bright in the Eisi,
And IN. litt1- lsmhs had a nice iesst
Two laile girls together walked.
And msrrily 10 each other talked
Ruth. said the other sweet smiling girl.
While sll- tassd FINN her forehead a shining curl;
] 1--we 10 play up n the PLAN,
Or ssunse, DOWN some pleasant lane +:
ruil this f,wsr IS an emblem nfraih.
Free finn paSsian. my dearesi Ruth
Ruth was lovely 10 outward SIGH.
And TO oar eyes seemed ever fighl
But storms and iempesi WEIR 10 her hf.,si.
And thr,,. II not checked, might ever resi-
b, sweel and grn,le Ii tie 6rsoe.
A cioad was Fever GA her face.
Rnth and Grscs both hsd q dbl
Latte Mary let them fell,
Oh dear. oh dear. said little Rnih.
Hsw oseld you do It, Mary d oh
Oh. never mind. dear Ruih. don't cry,
Paps will get rs one by and by
Rnlh said. Oh Mary is 81 had,
To see her fl 10 be 50 glad.
Oh ". oh ". Rnih. the other said.
While ~ the hand she gently led.
To heir mama they ba'h dld 90.
While Ruth did cry with ang'r ~:
Her mother /, her dsnebler talked,
A. thy hgeller slowly Wake
Nv 1--we. Ia ltie. Mary g..
Fur va the sin, my daughter, know.
A N lie PLAYED IN the fsee Of Ruth.
And now III tell The sin pie tnth
THAT passion never more len irace.
U2on thai nov bt-h' smiln. face
In after years young Ruth did say.
! have nj VT ffg"l lIat day.
When vas taught Ia see the wrung,
1ha, had tn asuteL ~ 81 IoHg. ELLA.
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Administrators Sale.

XIrff.Lb sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November
w next, fi the town of New t.onlbn, at the late Residence
NJ llzHy stevens, deed all the p~etish1ble property ot said
lonls, Household and Kitchen Furniture, crops ot Com,
" heal. o4ts, g.. Tn terms q salesil ia, for all sums al
ia, iaiiats AMI HpWarls, twelve months credit. with bonds
aud approved scsauty-iuf all sa1. under isc dollars, cusl
Will be required. ROBERT u STEVENS,
HENRN j. STENENS.
IIIOMA As i STEVENS,
Administrators OF Henry Stevens, decd.
Oct i =NiuI5\
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4 + ltdts held in the Clerks Office Of the Citenit Superb
y 81 Cont ot Law anl fhmccty, for the county oil Ann
hcIsi, an Monday, the 1t day Of October, 1919.
Wesley /. Duncan, Pllintin,
against
VILLAIN II. Camden, William \ Richcson, aiministraio,
n Thomas Tucker, decd, Ilartwell r. Pryor, William
Tuf ket, Alexander lfoN II. Sheri1 ol Nclson county; Dauiel
\ CbettWbod, administrator Of Lavender London, deed
Who WAS executor of Austin W night. decd and william II
ihgges, late sheriff Of Nelson county, and as such admins
tfatit dc bonis non with the Will annexed of said Austin
Wright, decd, Defendants.
N CHtNGERY.
The defendant William II Camden, MI having entered
his appearance and gwen security according To the Act o
assembly and the iule, OF this Court, aud il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he il mol an inh,bitant Of this Com.
mopwralthi II Is ordered, That the said Defendant 10 APP
pear herc On the first Monday III January next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and hat = copy ottiis order be forth
with inserted ia some newspaper %publishcd in the town d
l%Nnehbprg, Tor two months surccsSisels, and posted at the
front door Of the Courl House ol this county.
Aeupy-foste,
Oct iS-N2m ROBERT TINSi.EY, Clk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
POLITICAL.

We have received f1om a friend, cerie. OF seven pie
crsof rpr,ry. written by q linle girl aged oa,y ten yesrs.
We shall publish hem in the order in which they were
written. ronmencirg Ia day with the saljlned. Our
resders viii agree with us. that they shaw remarkable
talent In the yuuih au,h,r,ss.- Ball. .lnerieaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
GEOYGE

" holcsale and Retail Gfocor s. Commission Merchant
IT TIE RON STORE.
S now in reeeipt OF his FALL SUPPLY of o
. STEEL. GROCERIES, D0AfESTICS Sc. Sc, con.
sistng in part Of 90 tons rolled aud hammered Iron, cmbra
tiug Almost every SIZE, aud computing the most general ant
extensive stock escrotitted by any house IN l%.ynehburg
5000 lbs. cast, shear and hlistered Steel,
20 hhls and tiercrs n. o., Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz Susats, from common to the best,
30 boxes and tie,ocs Loaf, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, Ieguira, Narataibp and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder Teas,
| chest b,st eunpowdcr do
$50 sacks salt, Liverpool,
l2D kegs Nails and spikes I'd to 6 in spikes,
30 " lining and box do do
$500 lbs. good an damaged sole Leather,
10 hhds and bbls y. q. and w. |. Molassc.,
fierce StnaIt 'ssugdrhousc 5, rup,
tiercc fresh Rice,
10000 lbs. prime Western Bacon,
200 g Horse Shoes,
100 I" Horse shoe Nails,
300 " Harness Leather,
- boxes sperm, tallow and %adamantine Candles,
6 Uno lhs Cotton y arms No. / to IS,
500 " Wool Rolls,
l,50O - n. q. Clarified Sugars,
- bbls Tanners oil,
100 gals. WINTER Sperm Oil,
100 3. Solai oil,
obbls. NJ. ) NIaekerel,
10 " n. Tar,
p boxes Tin Plate lOx1t and tixa0,
1909 boxes american andiiussian Sheet Iron,
, bbls. Pickling Vinegar,
20)1 lbs. Rio, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
20 bales Domcst,cs, Oznaburgs, Sc.
Is tons Lump Plaster,
300 lbs. Western Feathers,
10 hbls. Superfne and Family Flnnr,
8 boxes aud half boxes i~anghernc 4 trmisteads
and Burton * Mays, Chewing Tobacco, ver!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25

The prices Of Packages OF QUARTER ICKETS
only is published inihis paper.
81 Please mail orders a few days before the Lotteries
draw.
O. Letters always strangely enveloped and carefully sealed.
81 Non but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
PYFER s. cos.
81 Every order to PYFER s. co, is answered by return
mail.
Bank Drafts or certifcatesof deposit payable in Gold at
sight, and promptly RENTED 10 any part OF the Country for
Prizes sold at this Agency.
g. One Package Of Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
g. Money in any sums, ho,rerer large, can be confident
ly mailed TO the address OF PYFER 4 co.
Distant Resident throughout the United States, who'd
sire an lNCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only to mail an
order for a single Ticket or Package at the prices set forth in
the above Schedule, as success must surely crown the result
Of all orders 10 the Old Established, far-famed and Truly
Lucky House Of
pYFER e CO.,
No. / LiGHr-Sr. Baltimore, Md.
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Virginjn.

TRules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
a Court of Law aud thancery, iorihe County ii Amherst,
on Monday the lst day oil October, 1919.
Henry l., W. Camden, Plaintih,
against
William II. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William \
Rieheson, administrator OF Thomas Tucker, decd; liartwclI
I. Pryor, " iiliam Tucker, Alexander Brown, Sherin of
Nelson county Daniel A.Cheetwood,a administrator of Ia,cn-
der London, deed, who was executor Of Austin Wright.
deed, and William ". ligges, late Sheriff oi Nelson couu-
tY, and as such administrator de bonis non with the will an
nexed OF said Austin Wright, deed, Defendants.
IN ClIANCERY.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having entered
his appearance aud given security according to the Act of A.
sembly and the Rules al this Court, and it appearing by sat
islaf'oty evidence lhat he is not an ~inhabit9nt OF this Com
nnpu"eai'h' !, y ordered, That the said defendant do appear
mere o the htst Monday in January next, and answer the
oii oil the Plaintiff and that q copy oflhis order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the town Of Lynch
euig, ,I TWO months SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted at the front
door olthe Court House Of This County. "
A~coPy-Teste,
oct ie-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, Clk.
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.EI IVA nERlHA.

4 series of interesting experiment. hns lately baef
concluded At the Birmingham W4tsts. Eng relative Il
the sitsuelh 4 gotta Pstcla lubirg, viii We" 10 tin
Applicability if the couve, Ruce Il water. Tie exterI
m-nls were made under The direction III MIR. II. Rolie
engineer. upon tubes of ihreezqnat,ers Of an inch IN d.
suetet and ane-eighth thick. II aa'ta pereha. They
were attached In The lTnn main, aud subjected Tor twt
mouths 10 a pressure # tUo bundled feet head If water
vI,haui hiring in the slightest degree de.eriofatej-
Southern Plrgier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25

tTNllf undersigned would respectfully inform he public that
L lac Is welt prepared TO accommodate day, transient and
permanent boarders, ON reasonable terms. From an expert
ence OF 20 years aud unwearied cndcavours to please. he
hopes to obtain the support OF his old friends and that of straa.
gers. His house IS conveniently located and contains vel
lent rooms for families. Gentlemen. arriy ing in their own
conNeyances, willtind an excellent stable and carriage house.
CIlAS l.. pIBRElI. Proprietor.
o. Passengers in the Canal intending to takcih
stage forany point, promptly called Tor.
Jan Its r...t. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25

It's . truth well established Among cultvstors, thai
lpt. planted with fruit tiers II good varieties. vii
sleld uJfe 1, he acre. ft man aud beast, tlan any other
.fop. with less labu.-S Piaaer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
SHAWL r

In this we can oher customers a very rich and varied assort-
ment Of SllAWl.S, including magnificent Long and
Square Pans Cashmere; Rich fmbd and PLAIN Crane
Ierkerfi, splendid Long and Square Plaid, Embd and
plain 1hibet, Gn black and cold, with itch silk fringe,
and Mourning SliAW1.S Sc; also a handsome stock
oil MANIlll.AS NlStIESj Clnaks, Sc. in new STYLES;
splendid yard wide Lyons Silk Is, in black
green, maroon, purple. mazarine and marine blue, ga,
net, 81. for Clocks, Ni.ites, Sc.
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BALTIMORE.
Fortune cuts strange capers!
E5r0NE or HER PRAkkSl-E

~
GERMAN FAMILY, composed Of an old man, his
"A wife and a brood d six healthy, aud rosy.cieekea eni-
dren, direct from the tFatherland, who arrived IN RAM
more a few dtvs since. on their way u the - lar west, was
r1bb Il the day after their arrival by some uninitigated
Seo.Hi1rei, af a slnail leather trunk containing sl,2oi IN
Gold, whi-h they hal brought safely 500 miles over a
tteaehcraa sea to part company With just a. they had near
IL reached their destination. The distress consequent upon
the realization 8f their loss can scarcely be imagined. bO'
mark the strange sequel. The father, Ia passing along
Light Street, Was prompted by his lucky genus to pause ior
a mbnent at the window OF Mcssrs. PNFER Y %, NJ
/, Light Sttcet, in which a large amount of Gold IS display
ID 10 the gaze Of the curious, when he yielded to an irresisti-
bic yrarnlng To try his Luck in some OF their Niagniucth'
Lotteries, IN the hope 10 make up hi. loss. lie purchased a
Package Of Tickets IN the Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
tl3ss No. 10, aud our readers may Judge his surprise ah'
excessive JOY, upon learning after the drawing that he hat
dra wa the Brilliant Prize OF 10000, which handsome a
mouut this Far-Famcd and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly paid HIM without charging him any extra discount
when he went his way rejoicing. [Baitinorc paper.
Srates shoe trhich tcay the teind bioWs
PYFER & co. SELL TIE PRIZES!
FORTUNES FOR ALI. AT THIS LUCKY HOUSE
A few more of the Glorious Results!
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Columbus, Ohio.
ss,967, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
$1,000, Whole Ticket, sent To North Carolina.
$4,000, tIall'Iieket, sent to North Carolina.
$1,000, Hall Tfcket, sent to virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
s9,2li, QIarter Ticket, Se3t to Pennsylvania.
5000, Quarter Ticket, semitic Tennessee.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana
Every Prize advertised by PYFER * co are noticed b,
the Managers in their Ofieiil Reports.
1gPYtER & co. pay their Prizes at sight.
Nothing 50 easy n1w as TO realize a Fortune
9F-All who read this paper should Try their Luck!
A small outlay may secure am independent Fortune
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BoERGE.N'ses EK.S'E OF
S
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New York and Richmond Packets.

New YUTK duu nlClliIlOilu us,
INlllS new home line is composed OF the following vessels,
1 all owned in the city OF Richmond, viz:
Srho, Hanover, Capt. Anderson iampsin,
do ilcurieo, - John IL. Smack.
do Richmond, -" John Is. futile.
do New Nok, 8 George w. Couch.
do Merchant, & Jesse Loveland.
do Orianna, " ID Dodge.
These vessels are of the first class, built IN the City oil BAL
timorc, expressly Tor thus trade, and have superior aceommo-
datious Ion passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, llguali-
fed Tor the trade, aud who will spare no cNertion to accommo-
date. Ihcy Wlil be lowed up and down the river by steam,
and may be relied on to sail promptly az advertised.
Merchants going north or ordering goods from New York
viii fad it to their iuterr-tto ship by this line, as freight
will always be taken as low a. by any other line OF Packets,
and every effort Wilde nude by the agents in Richmond and
New Noikto give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining a
iull share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by Ibis line to New York, will be- forwarded
free OF commission, 10 New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston,
Savannah, or any other South IN or Northern Polt.
lhs vessels will lie in Richmond. at Rockets; in New
York, at Berth MOI, Cottec House Slip, looto OF Wall street.
DAVID CUtltIE, Richmond,
C.. IL. &W. PERSON. New York, No. +, Agents.
81, South St,
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EMBROiDERtEs AND LACEs.

w { can oiier a very large and choice Stock Of Paris and 9TH
er EMBROlDERiES, in Lace and Muslin Canes
Berthes, sleeves. Guns, Collars, Iidkf, Chcmizettes,
&c, ent1raetng all Of the re'y latest styles; Cashmere
and SILK NECK SCARFS; iIdsi-; Bolt Ribbons, Sc !;
alsoa handsome assortment OF Real Talencicnnes Laces.
EdStngs and h~lsertinsS Muslin Bands; Muslin Edg-
inss and lnscrtings; Bobblnets; White MUSLIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
ARTICLES

Super BOMBAZlNES; 81 and Ga BLK Mousselines Cab.
mercs and Nlcfinos; Bombazine Alpacas, SILK war,
Mexican CLOrlS second Mourning Goods Englisl
and Italian Grapes, Love Wells, Hosiery; Glove
bIk Moles. x.
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.1PPOH3TTOX COURTHOUSE, ~.
On HAHN NJ, Ufsfo Of the court House.

VIE undersigned Is prepared 10 entertain his friends
. and The public generally IN 4 manner that lie hopes
will meet their apprO5atlon. One assurance he can give.
that is, he Will d. his best In render all, who give hun
their patronage, comfortable according To their own Taste.
lie will nui Disgust the public by eulogizing either him
self OF hbnse. but refers. by permission, u these ie" Of
his patrons and ffieuds whose names are appended; and
n fact. To every o her person thai ever called on him
lie will furnish The hungry with good edlhles The ihlrs-
~ win guad drink the weary with good beds, aud the
llofs, viii not be flgoiien. The SERVANTS are all
thorough tfained. aud Ill he asks is a call, and general
satisfaction will be given, or M charge viii De made.
GEO. w. A. RAlNt.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES:
nd NnlN rnmnIIIY nENnlInAnnI -ln.lInli,.r L

A large and very complete assortment, including the best "A
RlS kip GI-OA Is, (nanuiaetured expressly to order,
and our name stamped inside Of each pair) in al colors
and sizes; Slt ami other Gloves of every kind, a full
supply Of the very best STYLES; English ; Thread HO.
SlElsY, In Silk, Mefino, Spun silk and others Tor La.
dies and Misses, mems aud boys Gerry st al ) and s
thread Cotton, AIerino and Scotch lambs wool Half
HOSE
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.Etso, E'rincipe AND Regatta Segars,

Indigo, Nader, Mustard, Bed Ticking, calicocs, Cot
ton and WooNrn Cards, Kentucky Jeans, Tow and tlax
Linen, &c., all of whici will be offered a ~bargaini or cash or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-25
MERCHANTS, BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS.

looking 10 this market Tor thcir supplies, are particularly in
,itcl To examine his stock before making their purchases.