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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
The state of 1Tississippi,2 )


CenNTY OF CLAIBORNE, SIS.
In PRoBATE CoURT, TO December Term,
Il. d. 1919.
IN The matter Of the final account of James
+. Parker. administrator Of the estate
Of .4,ldre,c ". p. Parker, deceased.
To Gorilla NJ. Parker, and all others inte-
rested in the estate Of Andrew w. P.
Parker, deceased.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear before
l. the Probate Court of the County of
Claiborne, and State aforesaid, on the
fourth Monday and 25th day of Deem
Der next, then and there to show cause,
if any you have or can, why the final ac-
count of James P. Parker. Administrator
Of the estate of Andrew w. P. Parker,
deceased, should not be allowed, and
decree made thereupon accordingly.
- WITNESS the Hon. William
Il NJ. Randolph, Judge of Pro-
bate, of the County Of Clai-
borne, fourth Monday Of Sep
tember, a. ID. le49, and 18th year Of the
Independence Of the United States of
North America.
Issued the 18th Of Sept, A. D IS4e.
FRED. J. POOR. Clerk.
By JNo. F.. WEsT, Deputy Clerk
Sept. 2e, 1910. ste
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
DIR. LARZETTFS
J i NO CORDIAL.

{ u Il Il IL Ill A q
OR PR0CREATIVE ELIXIR,
ENOR both male and female-prescribed as
IL an etfectual restorative in cases of debi-
Iity, lmpotency, or barrenness. and all rrregu-
laFties of nature. Ii is al: that it professes 10
be, viz: Natures grand restorative and remedy
for those in the married state without ofFsprirG
1t has been used with com plete succese by some
Of the first families in this city, and proved H.
self to be boon. which has been The cause o.
blessings Of priceless value, by acting al a resi-
torative to remedy these laex plicahle irrcguia
rites of iture, tha existence Of which renders
the married state u barren waste, and void of
happiness.
1t also possesses the unriyalled qualities Of
curing ineipient Consumption, and have ad
ministered it with great SUCCESS 10 patients who
have sought our delightful climate for the res
toration of their health, and the result is that
a medicine has heen dded to the catalogue for
the cure Of incipient consumption.
To spread wide the blessings Of this medicine.
have appointed Messrs Judson s. Co.. of the
city of New York, in the United Staics Of Ame-
rica, my sole agents for its sale; and none can
be genuine unless it comes through them, and
their signature is on .he wrapper
ANTONIO LARZETTI. NJ. d.
NAPLES, July fifth, i647
CAUTIoN.-Ask for the Juno Cordial and take
no other.
Sold in Port Gibson by A. ]. MeGILLand
N. ?. MOODY; in Grand Gulf by C. shricve;
in Natchez by Fox.
March 2,lS49. 7Iv
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
II interested in the estate of Gilbert LIE.
a'ons, deceased, that the undersigned, ad.
ministrator of said estate. this day presen
ted his final account as administrator as
aforesaid, TO the Honorable Probate Court
ot Claiborne coiuai5, tor settlement and al
lowance. and that said final account was
continued to the ensuing December Term
thereof, at which time he will ask that said
final account be allowed, and for leave to
surrender his letters Of administration as
aforesaid. ARCH. LEMONS,
Administrator.
Oct 26. Is49. 9.3t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
A'UhIEC Sale.
Executors Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order made by the
/ Hon. Probate Court of Claiborne coun.
~, at its October Term, A. ID. ls49, the
undersigned, Executor Of Arthur B. Ross,
will offer at
Public Sale,
10 the highest bidder. at the Court House
door, in the town of Port Gibson, on
Monday, the 26th day of Novcn-
Der, 4. ID. 1919,
the following Negro slaves, 10 vii:
Ephraim, and his wife lletty, and their
five children. Maria, Robert, Sarah, Dave
and Jim, and negro man Shelby.
Said negroes will be sold upon credit
of u months from the day CT sale. the pur-
chasers to give notes with approved sccu-
r,iy. GEO, HILL, Executor.
Oct &c. 1919. OTIS
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09

CCHOOL BOOKS. Paper and Steel
y Pens, also. a splendid assortment ofNote
Paper and Enveicps, suitable for Parties
and Weddings. For sale by
A. J. MeGILL.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-11-09
M p Mo OD N

N. m " " - ,
TTAS lust received from Philadelphia, ana
IL is now opening full and complete as
sortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils ana
Dye Stufs.
Consisting in part ofthe following articles:
Alcohol; Tannin;
Ammonia Carb.; Medicinal Extracts;
Spts.; Oil Of Lemon;
AT. Cayenne, Sulph. Morphine;
Gum. Myrrh; Acetate do
Camphor; Opium;
Arabic; " Pulv.;
Puly. Rhubarb; Lunar Caustic;
Ipecac; Pulv. Black Pepper;
Quinine; Jam. Ginger;
Blue Mass; Chrom. Green;
Calomel; Yellow;
Linseed Oil; Paris Green;
Castor Oil; White Lead, Pure;
Spts. Turpentne: Copal Varnish;
&C.; &c; &c.
Also full assortment of
Patent Medicines, Surgeons Pocket In
strumeats, Rercrse ScarifeatOrs, Tooth
Forceps, Stomach Pumps, Exams Lam
GETS, Horse PhlegmS, dc.
He also keeps an assortment Of
Stationery and Perfumes.
- IA ED
Brandy, Madeira and Port Wine
of superior quality, for medical purposes.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours.
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practical and farming more instructive profitable, and
interesting.
In aid of all the subjects above named, proper for
farmers to study drawing Of the first Importance ANY
farmer who can, with the pencil, make even rough
sketch OF plough and other agricultural implements;
OF the horse and animals embracing insects, birds Sc
OF trees shrubs grasses and other vegetables has an
advantage OF an important character his neshbor
entirely ignorant of this useful art.
For showing how easy agricultural drawing can be
introduced into public schools and even be learned in
a family school, few prints Of agricultural imple-
meuts here given, and the young readers of the
'Casket invited copy them first on States and then
on paper, never emitting to write least one SEN
tence about every implement drawn. Drawings and
descriptions thus made can be taken To scholars
fairs, for which arrangements ar. making to he held
in all parts of the country and all connected with ma
tlonal fairs to be held in Washington the national
metropolis" also in New York, the commercial me.
tropois Of our country. While preparing drawings of
various descriptions in all Of farming and goods for
exhibition at fairs it is highly important that cab
nes Of geology should be collected for the same OBJ
jects
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.
AMHERST
june 9-wts


YVHE proprietor Of this Watering Place takes this
Il method olnfprmngthe public generally that he has
leased this property for of years and has gone to
considerable expense to make the place (parculay the
lndging department. comfortable lhanit has hereto
fore been and is prepared receive Vsites. The
TABLE.
shall be furnished with the best that the mountain coun
try Afford and it shall be served up in neat and
wholesome manner. Good MUSIC has been engaged
for the season. The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs are known by those who have tried them /.
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases Of Aim
enary Organs general yall diseases peculiarly of Dec
bility and for their Invaluable Healing Properties gen.
orally. There is turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg by way of this place to the Valley Distance from
Lynchbnrg to this pace 20 miles; from this place 10
Lexington % miles
BOARD.
For Adults per week, 500
children and servants, 3 80
Horse, 3 80
ISAAC IRVINE. HTTE
A good Hack will be run regularly three times week
between Iynchburg and the BuffaloSpncs by the sub
scrlber. commencing On thels day ofJuly next. Office
at he Cabe House. 1t will leave LynohhurG on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, al half past eek
farre So 90
Children under ten years age 90
June II WITS LIH.
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.rom " rights Cashes.
T : Il VI S c IL o CT s

livery farm IS 4 school a good school ; a school Of
eclepce and art; school of Industry and economy .
an experiment al school The farmer learns geology Of
course Ahe first time he the earth with plough
or hoe'tie tries an experiment quartz and elspar
the essential ingredients in Soils also the two most
important letters in the geological alphabet
Farms are not onl! schools of geology. bus of
potiny' In raising crop OF corn. wheat potatoes,
or any other vegetable, farmer takes lesson in
practical botany. far more thorough because experi
mental than botanist does Or any book lessons
on plants or BY farming hcrbarum arranged az
nra'hS TO Their classes, orders. species, &c. The
'aFaer ica7Rs the most practical botany IL the most
practical way
lhe farmer also takes numerous lessons on ANNA
ga nature On quadrupcds, bipeds insects, reptiles
AMI other beings with the ?ower Of locomotion. lie
aso taxes numerous and thorough lessons on the use
o' TONS Repeated, hard wrestlings with the plough
not only acqu!ints the wrestler with that very Inner
tint instrument but trains his muscles to vicoro,s IA
effective effort 81
No school has ever been, ever can be devised
ter fitted for giving thorough lessons in industry md
economy, than the farm This fact is fully implied in
the adage, originated By Franklin. 'EIe who bv the
plough would thrive, must either hold or drive. -
Neither idle squandering farmer can possibly be
successful Hence those educated on farms to habits
OF industry and economvby the continued use of these
haots, make ever successful merchants physicians
slergymen, aud statesmen.
Though farms good schools, they NAV be bet
ter 1t theoretical knowledge should be aided 10
pract'eai knowledge, farming wouI be- less than now
mere urulscfy' ana farms more profitable. Theoreti-
ca AhoWIedTe OF farming requires geology, botanye
tomoogy chemistry, natural philosophy, &C.. Of n
scientihc as well as practical character Scientific
farming can DO, and ought to be taught in nphlir
schools, and By 'evcnngs at home" Lessons on nrac
teal farming during the summer and theoretical far
ming during tue winter, would render schools more
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NlRGlNi A.. At Rules held in the Clerks Office If ~
Comfy Court of Bedford, he Sth day Of December
Thousand eight hundred and forty-eight. ''
Pleasant Preston and Thomas l.. Lcftwich lat. -
and partners, trading under the style and firm d p
ton l.eftwrh, pair,n
against
Pleasant Preston, administrator of John Cobhs dec t.,
l-odnar CobbS, William Samons and Eveline his Wiz 4"
merry Eveline Cobbs, Ettv Cobb-, Mary Cobbs H..
Cobbs and Jane u. CobbS Ohe last four of whom are nf
under the age Of q years. Defena,n,
IN tHANCERY.
The defendants: William Salmons and Eveline his NJ;
and Jane H. Cobbs, not having entered their appearance
gwen security according to he act of Assembly ana the %
OF tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence ht
they are not inhab tants of this Comm"nw ordered
that the said defendants do appear the Courthouse Of M
county on the fourth Monday in ebruarv next and ans,,
the bill of the plaintiffs that copy Of this order \.
forthwith inserted in newspaper published the town
OF lynchburg. for two months succesively
front door OF the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tcstc,
JNO X. STEPTOE, Clr
YDcc Twin
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SOMETHING NEW

MN II ound at Lacy s t;arlandS Che Basin. 1ss
bushels q Mountain Evergreen seed, The improve.
% the soil knowD the present age Will be the
e''e' appended 'rom os largest sna mo successful
farmers ia .sythe county.
Nyshe County. 20 .so., i.tA 1873
.HeSSrs Lscy 4 GYJland
s,cnts:.n relation the Evergreen Seed nv own OF
pcrence sas- me, That when in coniunctio
Coverit exccs venovates of land, thing have e.
seen, anA in addition supasss any the ssrasses for and
early pasturaYe !. needs bat trial prove wha,
Your tsuly
Nos 2;ss
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Selling off at Cost, to close,

WE are nowoferng entire Stock of Clothing, Cloths
w Cassimeres Vesngs, and Furnishing Goods, prime
cost We gentlemen in Of the above
goods that this isno humbug deception pactscd
to dispose of of goods profit; but that
are determined close business entirely as soon
the goods hand be disposed Of In order
tain above assertion and satisfy the credulos
will he shown and private marks will be c0nspc-
uoSy placed III the store, that compare
with the marks the goods. Our stock is mostly new, and
invite the public 10 call and examine whether they wish
to r'ly WliITTEMOIE < co.
Nov. 30-ts
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NOTICE..

TUE co-parnershp, heretofore existing under the syle
L :. GUGiENHEIMER x BROTHER. has been dis
solved by the death OF the senior partner 1t is important
that the Of that firm b. speedily he un-
dersgned will therefore earnestly call persons indebted
them To forward without delay settle up their
vera BITS ard all persons having claims against the firm
desired to present them for payment.
\. GUGGENHEIM Err
Surviving partner of S. Gugs enhein,cr x Bro.
ne.
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~ o II &c II

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL,
subscriber has taken up notion that those Tho
nave DOL to be carded will find the Backwater Cot
ooen Factory to be the place where it can be
done right and if NJ" well carled should be spoiled,
tha they Will get 30 per lib tor 1.-THE wool being sent
well cleaned. Cards operation and working we'll
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent
Jeans.
June Its J. S. G.
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
L.4VLNDER s. BUCk.VER,
GrOcers and Comm ssiom Merchants,
Wv r. their strict attention to all Goods and Produce,
"a consigned for sale shipment. They have in Store
and af1Jat general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
hch they offer to their friends the public general
~ at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
tcles g
I23 bags Rio, Laauyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhGs. n. o., P. Rico and St. Croix Sugars
II g. and bbls. Moasscs, part strictly fine,
bbs Tanners Oil, prime quality.
loo sacks Liverpool Salt.
$50 kegs Nails. assorted.
80 boxes Taow, Adamarsne and Sperm Can
dies,
5000 lbs. American blistored Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do
a tons Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Glass l0X2and SXl0
Is nests Wood ware
IL doz Buckets,
boxes w and WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbis. fine Clarified Sugar.
10 bales Domestlcs, 3 to s.
bales Oznaburgs, No | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-LIQUORS-
20 hbs. Mountain and Reclifed Whiskey
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy, &Co. Brandy,
do. J. J. Dupnv, &Co. do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
bbls. Gin,
5 do. n. F.. Rum,
do. Sicily. Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine.
| do. Port Wine, livery fne.)
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Indigo, Nader
Teas (some very ine) Trace Chains, Spades Shoves,
Castings, Denijuhns, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
ing. &c.
o. We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
Barter. for Bacon, Lard Flour Butter Tow and Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, s..
May SIS
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70 1HE I ANTS.

Q s I. y .
WE haze jus. received by Adams Cos Express bc.s
~ Htll lot ~ Ryans best Shoes, made order Which
we should be pleased 20 show .he Ladies, as tows
best Black Tasting ssa.tes Boots, chic. soles,
.. French Leather
Kid s. Morocco, BusEins s Tie. ;.
q MISSES kii
beautiful article blue Lasting snf Silk 6.ae. yooss-
Also. eS..a article Gents Ladies' and Misses Over shoes
Gal! and see .l.en., AZ
JOAN ". 4 :. y. RUHgOUG;gs.
NoSemb.y Is-s>
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JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABELt.

FAVE united in the practice Of Las. and will reg
a J. ularly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts OF Amherst. Appomarlox. Bedford. Campbell and
Nelson, and the town OF Iynchhvr..
iddress-iynchburg.S rginis.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently. %
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct 40
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DY virtue Of the authority, vested in by deed o.
ID Trust executed by John NJ Price and wife, bearing
date the hday of july 1916, and the Clerks
Office of Boteourt, Roanoke and Montgomery counties,
offer to sell, privately, that portion of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN"
Z Il r !. N u,
which remains unsold, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
T.4LC4BLE LAND.
The said Tract situated in tho Mont gomery
and Floyd, embraces within its boundaries much
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole oftls well adapted to The growth Of Grass
10 the cultivation OF roots potatoes tunips bee Nc &c
To persons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
cattle horses mules orshcep, cannot too highly
the land now offer Tor sale. know of such range
stock as the Bent Mountain" The extreme hcalthness Of
the place poverbal and there desirable place
for a summer residence
Persons who be DESTROYS Of purchasing, Will address
John NJ Price, the undersigned at Fncasc. Mr. Price
will be always ready accompany persons who view
the lands. Mr.. Shngs who lives the place, will
take pleasure in showing the land Terms Of sale will be
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned and will
endeavor TO make them agreeable persons wishing buy
ALEX. p. ESkRIDGE,
'hne 9-wts Surviving Trustee.
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JOIN G. Net I.Rt.9HiN:
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IyNCNBI1 RIG. w.

JOIN &. Net Lft.2iiR\:.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LyNCllBIRG, ~.
I AN now receiving my >prn. and Snln,n., socL Of
Goods. lately purchased. at lows prices. consisting
! pir. of the following ARTICLES. viz
200 bags Rio and Ia.uyra Coffee.
! = do O:d Java do. very srpe'lo,s
so bids MOI 4. and St. C.oi1 Sugar.
- boxes Loaf Sugar.
20 hhds and bbls Aolasses. (some very sngeso'.}
80 kegs Nails.
$50 sides Sole Leather.
! 30 bbls. Tanners Oil. Chest qrai,y.)
| 1 casks Lamp and Nhale oil.
% reams fooscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
| 40 Tons Country aud rredegar IRON.
: % boxes Sperm and Taow Candies
f.. 80 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
| 20 boxes Tea,
chest do. = very superior article.
5000 Cotton Yarns.
20 boxes Rasins.
= tierces Rice. fresh.
Shad. Mackere. Herrin.s and Roe He,rings.
LIQUO RS,
90 bbls Rectifed and Mouniain Nhishsye
% 90 Old Rye Whisky,
20 do Apple Brandy,
II do limitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy. 5sery suPe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine. (bes.quali.y,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga Sicily Madeira and POP,
Wine, with many other articles.
CO.H.UIS SION SI.tESS
My prompt personal attention given conslgnmentso
FLoUR, NHEAr. rosAcco. BAcos and all kind. coun
ny produce Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for dravare
May It's JOHN c. MCCIANAfiAN
DOR SALE, OF Barter Gor Country Produce!
i 600 ton, Lump Plaster,
iV do ground do, in bbs OF loose,
-AISO-
CORE.VE.lL, SHIP SYIfF' my, BH.ls.
w 4 re D.
1000 BUSHELS RYE
HUNT s. LANGHORNE.
! Jan t-,s
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y OOIy tsIt,
Jan % w2m ROBERT TI\SlFY q

W SsrS " elton y. Parks, Elisabeth Hare, John Hing
ttd "nd PoHyh his ,ritc. Lucy.I and Joshua " Hal,V
Children Of .NatHdu HALEY, dec'd) and ButreH ",
Thomas, Samuel, P"tsey b Lucy Z. Fanny .NnyL,
Rosela and Ednona Da,rson, the children Of Samuel
g.. Dd1rS0n. decd.
TAX notice. That the Goth dav Of March
next at the residence of Jacob Haas the town Of Mad
lSon county OF Jeierson and state oil Indiana, shall pro-
Deed to take the deposition OF the said Jacob Haas ad
as evidence in suit in Chancery depending undetemn
ed in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancery for
'he county Of Amherst in the state OF Virginia wherein
are Plaintiffs and you are defendants.
JAMES l.. LANIkIN, Amir Of Nelson
a. Dawson decd and in his rig hit and Nancy his vile
JANUARY %, Is l9-wiw
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the tl.rl, -
cn9nrS fius'mss Court, ON Monday, the a Of til.
Henry } Brown and Lucy c. his wife, Dr.,
against iianf.,
II IN. ~ 'rodie and Mary HI wife, VIM. G J,cl.
y his wife, VIM H. Brokenbrough and Aas and
wig, III their own rights, and as admir-. and his
ue H. Duval, deed, Philip Duval and Richard u sam
inc Two last infants under the age of twcnty-onc ura
"eorSe H. Matthews, admir- of Philip Duval decia and
~ cor Defendant.
ne defendants VIM II Brodc and Mary his ,y;r =,
-, nroHe"pr"uSh and Attaway his vile, Philip Duy,I M
e"atd \ pural not having entered their appeara and
gwen security according To the act OF the General ana
ana ne rules of hi, Court, and il appearing by
evidence mat they not inhabitants of this Common
~ ordered that the said defendants do appear her.
hrst day OF the next March Of this court ami
"t OIL. OF the SAID plaintiffs and that copy Of this oI
"'t""ilh inserted IN some newspaper published in the ,
g" -I nchoug Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted -
front door OF the court house of said LYME hbur o
Ar"Gv-reste JAMES BENAGH, Clp.
Jan l-W2m
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office of III,
Circuit Superior C,sut of Law and Cbancerv t ~
County OF Amherst Monday the LIST day January lslo
Horace L. Kent, George NJ. Awaer, and George K,n
DALI merchants and partners trading under the STYLE and firm
o' Nen'' hendaii : At"a'er' PLAINTIFFS
Lewcllen T. Cash and Arabclla Il his wife Bb.. 7,
fiargrove, Edmund W Hill and William H. D;pces H..
Sheriff OF Nelson and such administrator Of III ~
iiargrove deceased, and pahncv Hill Defndn,
IN CILl.NTERI.
The defendant Edmund W. Hill, MT hayino en,,, T..
appearance and given security according the Act If A..
sembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing bv sat-
stacorv evidence that he is an inhabitant Of ti
monw cah is ordered, That the said deenan, do AIMEE,
before the Judge Of said Court at the Court Honse ~
the first day Of March term and the bill o N.
Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the of Ivnchburr far
'o months successfully and posted the door Of be
House OF this county
Copy -Testc,
Jan % w2m ROBERT TINSlEY g.
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NEW EHRN.

'EHEnnfar'ircd will the business hereafter IN
L de. the name and stvIe of y. CUGGENHEIMER s Go
at the old stand Of the old firm They have now, and will
continue y keen. haMls4me ASSORTMENT Of
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NEW GROCERY STORE
C O NJ NJ lSSION HOUSE,

sT>IE undersigned have formed coparnership for she
i purpose OF carrying on the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, IN THIS PLACE, at she
OLD STAND Of Smithson, Steptoc Co. Opposite The
Farmers Bank)s and they receiving, and have
IN sto,e, large and well selected stock of
Family Groceries and Staple Dry Goods.
together with extensive assortment of HITS CPS
SCOTS 1ND SHOES, and also q good assortment Of
A1RD"iRE, which, with the additions that will contin-
be made their stock will enable them to offer to their
customers AMI friends generally, very desirable stock
which they determined to sell cheap or approved
eved Particular attention will be gwen consignmc us
Of produce OF all kinds prompt returns rendered. Sc
Ihy respectfully solicit their friends and the public gen
orally give Them call before purchasing elsewhere as
they determined to please
They will cell robaccoa at FIFTY CENTS PER hog.head
When advances made the usual will be
charged The. have good auconeer to attend 20 the
sales. VIM. T. SMITHSON
ROBERT STATHAM,
Opposite che Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va
P. s.-Particulsr attention given to orders. SIS.
Jan 15-f2m