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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
SPLENDID SKY-lIGHT ELECTRO DAGUfRROTYPES.


I'Hf |UBSCRIBER begs1eaveto call the attention 1.-THE
i public TO his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
Skf-LlGHT, the largest South of the Potomac, and 30
constructed as to graduate the ligat TO any degree necess ny
To ensure a perfect likeness.
Nh. w. having successfully applied Electricity to
ms torner process oil making iaguerreotypes, Is now ena-
bled TO get the action of l.ight on the subject, almost instant
ly, 50 as to catch even the most vivid expressions OF infancy.
lhis is a great desiderdtum,a as it does away with the here
tolofe long and tedious sitting, which rendered it almost i'm
possible olSecp the mobility OF features. These Iikenesses
are lar superior IN point Of beauty andlifc-like expression, to
any heretofore produced, as the colours are permanently pre-
served, aud the picture can be seen in any light.
Rlf. w. would beg leave to say, that he was one of the first
10 hi upshy light Tor Daguerrean purposes, and beingone olthe
hrst that introduced the professional this country, and his
ilceess, both North and South, particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk, where hehas received almost unlimited patronage ,ff
the last six years, which has enabled him to employ, constant
ly,t hifteenassistants and he is now taking annually from five
10 -ix thousand l.ikenesses, which lac deemsa sufficient guar.
aztec ofthe superiority of his Dagucreotypes.
Particular attention paidto the taking orllkcnesseso finrant
Children, c. rpses copying of Paintings, Daguetreotypes, Sc.
Great Depot OF Daguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and Tor sale at New York prices.
A Calls most respectfully solicited, whether Won sit for a
likeness or not. j. II. W~IiIrEHURSF Proprjeior
Call east side Main street, a few doors above Franklin IIo-
tel, Iynehbnrg; II Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk and West sycamore street. Petersburg.
P.S Mr.. w. respectfully offers a Premium, to any Da-
gueireotyPelst, who will produce an advertisement. pnrpdtt-
ing to make iagnerreotypes by the ELECTRO G.3LT.f-
.NiC PROGESS, priorto his own, in Septemberlast.
December It's
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Virginia;

A + rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hustinps
"a Court, held in and for the Corporation of Lyncbburp.
on the Sd day of September, 1S49.
Henry B. Richards Plaintiff
against
Hammond X. Beach, and John c. Shackleford and as
i'ewellen,I r, late merchants and partners, trading under the
stylc and firm Of Sharkletord & Lewellep, and the said John
- ShachlcIord, individually, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants Hammond II. Beach and John c. ShackIe-
ford, not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants ofthiS country: II is ordered, that the said deIen
dants do appear here on the first day OF the next term and an
swer the bill oithe plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the town of
lynehburg, for two months suceessiyely, and posted at the
front door OF the court house in the said town.
Acopy-Teste
SEPT lO-w2m JAMES BENAGH, Clk
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES:

\ large and very complete assortment, including the best pa.
MS KID GLOVES, manufactured expressly to order.
aud our name stamped inside of each paiD in all colors
and sizes; Silk and other Gloves of every kind, a full
supply OF The very best styles; English 3 Thread 10
SlERN In Silk, Mefino, spun silk and others for La
dies and Misses, mems and boys re7y 81 Mt 3 and 3
thread Cotton, Merino and Scotch lambs wool Hall
IIn-I'
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BALTIMORE.
Fortune cuts strange Capers!
OZONE OF HER FRANKS !-SD

A GERMAN FAMILY, composed Of an old man, his
"A wife and a brood Of SIX healthy, and rosy-chceked chill
dren direct from The aFatberland, +" who arrived IN Balti-
naore a few days since, on their way TO the = far west" was
robbed the day after thtir arrival by some uomltigated
se0uadIei, ri a snail leather trunk containing II ,267 in
Gold, which the, had brought safely 100 miles over a
ircachcrous sea 10 part company with Just as they had near
~ reached their destination. The distress consequent upon
The realization Of their loss can scarcely be imagined. Bot
mark the strange sequel. The father, IN passing along
Light Street, as prompted by bis lucky genius TO pause Tor
a moment al the window OF hessrs. PYtER 4 CO, No.
/, Light Street, in which a large amount Of Gold is display
ID 10 the gaza1 f the curious, when be yielded 10 an iTesi~ti-
BILE yesrning 10 try his Lnek in some Of their Magnificent
Lotteries, in the hnpe to make up has loss. lie purchased a
Package 81 Tickets Ia the Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
lass No. rs, aud our readers may Judge his surprise and
excessive JOY, upon learning after The drawing that he had
drawn the Brilliant Prize Of n,0on, which handsome a
rnmiui this Far-fsmed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
paid him without charging him any extra discount,
when he went his say rejoicing. baltimore paper.
SL-atc. sL.uln ..L..L -. p. ,n.ua LL.... :.
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From The .3merican Farmer.
A ON CORN H.

WIZ the edit'r Of the American Farmer please answer
tbs following queries 2
l. WIZ Il do 10 put guano in the hill with com 2 and
how mgci 10 make ground that now produces 4 barrels
10 The acre, double that quantity
<. MN II burn up the corn like stable manure 7 and Il
It VIII. how 10 remedy tina, evil 4?
The same question as relates TO Chappell,s Fer,ili.
ger.
Your compliance with The above reoues, will much OBJ
i'ge me. Yours, truly,
go. RI RAMSEY,
.dns'efr BY The Editor gfMe american Farmer.
J. 10 tho hist and second questions we reply II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
WHISKEY FOR SALE.
Mills for Lease or Rent,

WILL lease or rent the Grist and Saw Mills. BELONGING
L to Mai. q c. Huttsr, situate about 3 miles from LYNCH
burg on Bartons creek, together will 100 acres of as good
land as can be found in the no.ghborhood. 4 comfortable
Dwelling House, containing four rooms and a cellar, has lust
been erected on tue premises, AID the whole placed under
good fencing. A large portion OF the land is good meadow
ard well set in grass. Possession can be had TO seed in wheat
L desired. Apply to r. 5. HuTTER
Sept l0-ts Bedford county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

In this we can oner customers a very rich and varied assort-
ment OF iiAVLS including magui6rcn Long and
Square Pans Cashmorej Rich Emb'd aud PLAIN Grape,
Ietketri, splendid Long and Square Plaid, Embd ard
plain TlIbet, lin black aud cold, with rich silk frinee)
and Mourning SllAWI.S, Se also a handsome stock
Of MANllLIAS; NISffES, Clnaks, &c. in new styles,
splendid yard wide Lyons silk rs, in black,
green, maroon, purple. mazarine and marine blue, gar
uL e. L. Irl.-l- IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
EMBROIDERIES AND IACES,

We can offer a very large and choice stock Of Paris and 9th.
or EMBR0lbERlES, in Lace and Muslin Capes.
Berthes, sleeves, Cuff, Collars, iidkfs, Chcmizettes,
&c, embracing all Of he rery iateSt styles; Cashmere
aud Silk NECK SCAlifS, Ildkts; Belt Ribbons, sc.
ALSO handsome assortment Of Real palcncienHes Laees,
Edspgs and I~nsertiass Muslin Bands; Muslin Edg.
ines and lnsertingsj Bobbinets, White MUSLIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
Valuable Town Property for sal,

'l'iE subscriber offer. Tor sale his HOUSE MI LOT IN
1 the town of Liberty, Bedford cnnnty. The lious, has
elght good and comfortable rooms. immediately att ached Il,
which are a COM dOnIOuS STORE HOUSE well fitted
up, and a convenient ofife withtwo rooms. Among the 9th
err Improvements are a Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice HOUSE
Stables, aud a first rate well OF water. Ali the buildings and
Improvements on the lot are new and IN first rate repair. As
= private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience, and would be a good situation for a house OF
entertainment. w. C.. HEWITT
Srni 20-II
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FORTUNES FOR All. At THIS LUCKY iOUSE
A few more OF the Glorious Results,
s3o,oDl, Whole Ticket, sen, TO Columbus, Ohio.
sS,b67, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
$1,000, W hole Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
sls,oDo. Hall Ticket, sent 10 North Carolina.
sl0,0DO, Hall Ticket, sent 10 Virginia.
s2i,u00, Quarter Ticket, sent TO South Carolina.
s9,uD, Qtnicr Ticket, sent TO Virginia.
s9,2ii, Quarter Ticket, sent TO Pennsylvania.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, semitic Tennessee.
$1,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana
Every Prize advertised by pyFER Il co are noticed BY
the Managers IN their Official Reports.
9FPYFEt S co. pay their Prizes a, sight,
Nothing 50 easy now as 10 realize a Fortune!
9eAl who read this paper should try their Jnck,
\ small outlay may secure an independent Fortune
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22

against
Andrew b, Baker, admir- of Edward Watkins decd. PbiIu
Watkins, Thomas w. Thornhill and Martha his wife. Joel
Watkins, Robert X. Watkins, Merry Webb and Nancy his
wife, the said Andrew i. Baker and Louisa c. his wife. vii
ham f. Patteson and Martha j. f. his wife; the said Loui-
sa c. and Martha J. T., children of Robert Webb and Polly
Webb, decd, formerly Watkins, David Anderson jr. s Co.
and Nathaniel Watkins, Defendants
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants Philip Watkins, joel Watkins and Ma
thaniel Watkins, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
otthis court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: II is entered
tfuies and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins. do
appear here on or before the FIRST day of October term next,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the town OF Lynchburg, for two months sucre sively. and
another copy posted at the front door of the court house of
this county ON some court day.
A~oopy-reste,
Aug, 27-w2m II. +. BOCOCK. CPk.
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.J1RGE.tI.I LIVE OF
~
New York and Richmond Packets,

New York and Richmond Packets,
TIllS new home line is composed OF the following vessels,
L all owned In the city of Richmond, viz;
scho4 Hanover, Capt. Anderson ~Iampkin,
do Iienfieo, " John II. Smack.
do Richmond, " John Is. Tattle.
do New York, Z" George w. Couch.
do Merchant, " jesse I.oyeland.
do Urianna, 4" u Dodge.
These vessels are Of the first class, built in the CITY Of BAL
tfmase, expressly Tor tins trade; and have superior accomno-
istlnus Tor passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well inali-
fed Tor the uade, and who will spare no eNertion 10 aeconmo-
date. They will be lowed up and DOWN the river by steam,
and may be relied on 10 sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going north or ordering goods from New York
Will ind 1t 10 their interest 10 ship by this line, as freight
will always be taken as low a. by any other line OF Packets,
and every effort WILDE made by the agents IN Richmond aud
New York To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask aud hope 10 succeed in obtaining a
fall share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by tins Inc 10 New York .wll be forwarded
free oil commission, To New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston,
Savannah, ct any other southern OF Nor hcrn Pot.
The vessels will lie in Riehmo nd, at Rockets, in New
York, at Berth No.2, Coffee House Slip, footoI Wall street
DAVID tHRRlE, Richm md,
L. II. w. PlEitSON New York, No. Agents.
81, South St,
g Il
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virginia. to Wit:

rHTE, VU VII!
A Ia Court held for Halifax County, the 2ih day of Sep
"A TENDER, lS49.
1t appearing 10 the Court that John T. Fdq ua, Joseph II.
= nqua, DAVID w. Fuqua and William Y. Fuqua, the sons of
Joseph II + uqua, deceased, arc not inhabitants of this com
monwealth: It is ordered, that they appear here on the
oui'n Niohuay IN November next, to contest the paper WI
tlnG, pnrporting to be the nuncupative will of the said Jo-
seph NJ uqua,deceascd, il they please: And it is further or
dered, that this order be forthwith inserted in the aLynch-
burg Nlrginlan," Tor four weeks successivelv, and posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse of this county.
Acopy-Teste,
Oct S-wiv WI lam MOI
FANCY SILK VESrINGS-OT a superior quality
L aud style, just received by
oet9-a NaitRHoCSE & POTTER
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MOI
Dr. HOOHHnd's German RifSers.

AND LIVER COMPLAINT AZ
TER PHYSICIANS HAD FAILED.
PmLtpELPmA, Dec. ", 1913,
I0EAR SlR-lt is with feelings of pleasure / communicate
II to YOU the sanative effects (ani in a short tmc) of your
invaluable "Iipoland's Celebrated Biters,p upon my system
while laborng under the Jaundico, About two wears ago |
mad an attack al Jaundicc and was confined to the house SIR
trccks under medical treatment Of The Fmnifu Physician.
and ior some time after, when | went out had to be very
careful ci myself, since that time have had several attacks
ol the same disease, and your Bitters have entirely relieved
and cured me IN t,no or three days. My next door ncighbor,
MI JUN piElilp last spring, had a long and serious spell
oi Jaundtcc, he had II some time before knew it; he 1cds CON
.fned 10 ms bed. As soon as | heard OF his condition called
10 see HIM and told him OF the effect your hitters had upon me
IN The same disease. lie immediately sent Tor a bottle, and
M a .ttto days he trrs cured. have in several instances
recommended the Bltters IN other eases, always producing
the same happy effect, My wife has been considerably anict,
ed with Liver complaint and Neuralgia. by the use of the
bitlers she Is well, now enjoying good health. We believe
rom the many cures we know oil these Bitters' efccting, that
they possess IN a charitable and extraordinary degree great
curative properties, and that which enhances their value with
US, is, they are entirely vegetable. We always keep the Bit
tets Oh hand aud would not be willing to be without them.
Very respectfully, yours,
c. PIERCE, $40 South Front Street.
Can stronger testimony be addueed by any Preparation be-
fore the public ? A single bottle will convince any one of
then power over disease. They are Entirely Vegetable, and
whl permanently destroy the most obstinate coStirtness, and
give strength and vigor to the frame, at no time de bilitating
the patient being also grateful to the most delicate stomach
under any circumstances, and ran be administered with per
ieet safety to delicate Infants they arr Tree from Alcohol,
syrup, Acids, Caiomel, and ali mineral and injurious ingre-
dents.
They can be taken at all times and ,mder oil circ,onstal-
ees, no ordinary exposure tcH p1erent them haping a satu-
fdy ctecf, and no bad result can accrue from an orer dose
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the principal Depot,
GERMAN MEDICINE TORE, No. 27s Race Street,
Philadelphia.
For sale, in Lynchburg, by Il. r.. LYMAN, and by respec.
table dealers, generally throughout the State.
Aug. 10
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MERCHANTS, BlACKSMIHS AND OTHERS,

looking TO thus market for their supplies, are particularly in
vlted to examine his stock before making their purchases.
Sept. Its
VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
' Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancerv, for Bed.
ford county, the 2dday of October, 1si9.
James Franklin, cx'or Of William I.eitwich, deceased
against "'
John Norvcll, John James Morgan, David Roberts and 9TH
ers, DEFENDANTS
IN CHANCERy.
The defendant, John Noryell, not having entered his APP
peaiance and gwen security according 10 the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an ~inhahitant of this commonwealth:
pear before the Judge Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery holden for Bedford county. at rules to be held
Ia inc Jerks Office thereof, on the first Monday in Fet-
ruary next, and answer The plaintiffs bills; and that this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper published in the town o(
Lynehhurg, for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this county, on some court
day. A copy-Teste.
octs-w2m JoS. WILSON, Clk.
XIRGINIA:-Atrules held in the Clerks Office Of tbe
' circuit superior court OF law and chancerv for the county
d lppomaltox, ON the 9th day OF August, 1919.
Merry Webb ami Nancy NJ. his wife, formerly Nancy NJ.
- 1'nnf, plaintiffs,
Nathaniel Watkins, Joel Watkins, ir, Andrew B.. Baker
a au IT. OF EiWard Watkins, deed, Philip Watkins, Thomas
w ihornhiila and Martha his wife, formerly Watkins, Rob.
eft N. atkins; the said Andrew b. Baker and Louisa c.
his wife, William L. Patteson and Martha J +. his wife.
which said Louisa c. and MarthaJ. L. are children of Rob,
vd Anderson r. s Co. Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Inc defendants, Philip Watkins, Joel Watkins, i. and
Nathaniei w atkins, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules
81 TINS court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
'ney are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is entered
At rules and accordingly ordered, that the said defendants.
rhliip Watkins. Joel Watkins, ir. and Nathaniel Watkins,
do appear here on or before the first dav of October term
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copv of
this ornero be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN me town ct Lynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
another copy thereof posted at the front door of the court
house oil TINS county on some court day.
a copy-Teste,
Aug Z'-w2m IL. +. BoCoCK, Crk.
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D~IB L,
A-MA

MINI street. EynchDNrg, Va.
'InIE Undersigned would respectfully inform the public thai
1 he Is well prepared 10 accommodate day, transient and
permanent b%pardeIs, on reasonable terms. From, an expori.
e'ee oi ~ years and unYcatied ondeavoufs 10 please, he
hopes 10 obtain the support OF his old friends and hat of stral-
gers. His house IL conveniently located aud rontai ms excel
lent rooms lot families. Gentlemen, arriving in their own
conNe yancos, viii lind an excellent stable aud carriage house.
CilAS. l.. DlBREI.I, Proprietor.
60 Passengers in the Canal Packets, intending to take the
stage 1fany point, promptly called Tor,
Ian It's
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MALISTER'S ALL-HEALlkG OINTMENT
Or WORLDS SALyE.

The preceding figure is given 70
represent the ~LN'SENSjBJE
PRESENTATIONS. 1t !, Tho
great for the
impurities of the body. 1t viii
be noticed that a thick cloudy
mist issues from all points OF tie
surface, which indicates the won
deriui process going forward
within. This perspilation flows
uniuterrupiedly when we aie m
health, but ceases when we are
sick|ft should be the care OF cv
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81 The prices Of Packages OF Qt.4R1ER TTCEETS
only is published In This paper.
~ Please mail orders a few days before the Lotteries
draw.
6 Letters always strongly developed aud carefully sealed
81 None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
PYFER 8 cos
o.. Every order to PYFER * co, is answered by return
mail,
BANK Drafts or certifcatesof Deposit payable in Gold at
sight, and promptly RENTED to any part OF the Country Tor
Prizes sold at this Agency.
8r-one Package OF Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
W Money III any sums, hotrcrer large, can be confident
~ mailed 10 the address of PYFER u 90.
Distant Residents throughout the United States. who'd
sire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only to mail an
order ior 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 & CO.,
No. ! liGnr-sr, Baltimore, Nd.
Oct. lin
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DRESS GOODS AND MERiNos:
ARTICLES.

Super BOMBAIiNES "a and Cd BLK Mousselines, Casl
meres and Merinos; Bopbazine Alpacas; silk wal
Mexican CLOTHS second Mourning Goods; Englis
and Italian Grapes, Love Wells, Hosiery; Glove,
blk AIoles. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
POLITICAL.
LIGHTS ANT SHADES.
sr Mas. srxAss.

Ths glsami@s, day hath CLEANS Of light.
The dsrkes, wave hath bright fam neat IL.
And wrinkles through the elaadies, night
Some slhtary star to cheer it.
The r'onmirst sa-l il not all glorn.
The ssddest heart is not all sadness,
And swreils yer The dsrkes, do IN,
There shines some lingering besm Of g~ladness.
De<pair Is neeef qaiie despair.
Mar life nor death The future ~ei,ses;
And rsund the ~shsdowy brow Of Care,
Will Hope and Fancy Irvine iheir roses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22
UOUSEKE EpJSC GOODS.

Tothis department Of our establishment we pay very narti-
cultr attention, aud are prepared to offer unusual induce
mehts to tamiie~ aud Hotel Keepers, also To parties fit
ting out Sailing Nesscls and STEAMBOATS,, our stock en-
braces Premium American Bath, Whitney and Macli.
nav of every SIZE, adapted 10 double or
single Beds, French bedsteads, beithes, cribs or cradles:
QUILTS u every quality, in corresponding sizes: LIN
en- aud Cotton Slit.EIlN0S OF every width that is at
all dcsIrablej Pillow and Bolster Linen of all widths.
Richardson's and ~larklie's superior Shifting LINENS;
Dama'k Table Cloths and Napkins; 6, 7, =, 9 and lO-i
stout barnsiey aud fine Satin Damasks and diapers;
liackab'ck, Bird Eye aud other TOWELlNG Dia-
persj wide Russia Diapers, super Damask and common
Bofdeted TOWELS; Crash; rieklenburg, new style
STAIR Linens linen Crumb Cloths; Floor Drugec,e
and rich Druggct crumb Cloths, in sizes l2xl2. i2xlJ
IlNIl, liNlG, and l6xi6 qrs.; Window Shade Linens,
Furniture Chintz and Dimity; FI.ANNEI.S from the
lowest TO the best styles, in white, scarlet, yellow, dark
blue and gfeenj ortrd fine Flannel for Infants; SACK
flannels IN blue, pink and cherry; very superior Canton
flannels. In this department we hayc
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W. W.

VIEW GOODS.
M ATERIIOUSE & POTTER have nov in store
' and are daily receiving IIomN n. York, complete assert.
men, OF Cl;oIlllNG, CLOTHS, CASSIMEIES, YES
llNGS and FURNISHING GOODS. ofeyery desSrint;an
sn9 fuahiy, TO which they invite the attention oitheir friends
Store formerly occupied by whi,temore & Co three
ooofs pe'ow l. ID ~Jennings's Commission Store.
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also, Frinripe AND Regulia Segnrs

indigo, Nader, Mustard, Bed Ticking, Calicocs, Cot
TON and Woollen Cards, Kentucky Jeans, Tow and Fla,
Linen, &c, all of which will be offered a bargain Tor cash o
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SEPT l0-w2m JAMES BENAGU Cl,,

NlRGlNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office of he
circuit superior court OF law and chancery for the county
oil Appomattox, o. he 9th day of August, 1919.
Nathan II Hancock and Douglass b. Hancock
Plaintiffs.
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%GRICULTURAL
From as .9mnioaa tarmer

From the .9ms,ioan Farmer.
NEW THEORY ASTD THE CAUSE OF II
RUST IN WHEAT, FIRING N NEGE ia
nIE>.AND BILIOUS IN TERMFTrFN AMI
REMfTrENT FEyERs. BY DIR. MORTON,
Of Ilnr1nia-
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Iooking 10 Tins mafket Tor their supplies, are particularly il
vited to examine his stock before making their purchases.
Sept l3-ts