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(NODsoN's Praesicaa Treaties ths Law ~ Eassnts
VI for Inventions and Of Copyright with noees Of ~ SIR
countries l volume, London
Hindmafch ON the Law and Practice of Puseut Privf-
leges, and Of obtaining Letters Paen for Invsntions
volume, London -
spence the Specification OF a Patent volume, Lon
don Is
Websters Reports notes of cases on Letters Patent
Tor Inventions l volume, London
Webster on Patents; volume London
Webster Letters Patent Invcnons and CopyYtghe
OF Designs; l volume London
Just imported from London direc! BY. v
Also, on hand,
Phillips Patents; 4 volume, Boston
Kingsley and PRISON the Laws and fsnctiee o Pat
ens /, 1 volume Now York
The nyentor Guide securing Patent Rixhu, vel
ume, Boston
Uding on the Patent Laws Of England and ths Cent?
nent; volume. London
Feb IA
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JESSE Il. DOW,
Notary Esssb1tc 0nd General sAesne,

OGce No. 3, Uao~ Bxidiwgs, directly x~dw the Uaio~
Office, Warrington, b. O.,
TTENDS to the prosecution Of claims before Congress
"A and the departments OF the government PEN
and bounty-and particularly amended
Bounty warrants purchased and Sold Tho heirs and
legal OF the officers and of John Paul
Joness squadron in l779 will find it be their interest
apply Mr. d. he having the rolls of tho Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance and tell glance schs and
pho entitled share in the Denim ark prizes. Per-
abroad who desire business be attended by Mr.
will be required in all pay postage and eneoss
a retaining fee OF So.
Refer members of the 2sth and S0h Congresses
generally
Mar 23-1y (Intel1
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MARRIED..

Thursday evening by the Rev sMrH PrNE d. Rector
st. Johns RICHARD WAINWRIGHT United
navy SALLY FIR iNKN daughter Of the late ReHARp
esq, Of Ptlls isphiL
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The report of last evening is, that Mr.. Hudson, mem
Der from Massachusetts, in the late Congress. is 10 be
nominated Secretary Of the Home Department. Mr..
Hudson is the author of the tariff report which sub
nitied to the House OF Representatives few days past
We confess view with some jealousy the possible
tendency OF such department towards Capitalization
The States and the people should watch with seepess
vigilance every movement, by which such department,
nav be calculated to draw new, and larger, and more
alarming powers against the spirit OF the constitution,
into the vortex of the federal authority.
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r ISr ~f an shs Rahlse OMesrs the United ssas<s
IL with their Saiares-Ths Blue Book, or Government
Ooia Rsgisssr prepared ~ the Department OF State.
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Feb, p, Bookseller, Assr oth ssyset,
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Gen. Cass took his seat in the Senate 81 the United
States Saturday. He never looked in better health
nor appeared in better spirits
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ny II. GREEN. .asctsoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCT ON. Ga Wednesday, the 7ih instant, shall
SELL residence of the Rev j. Pose street, nearly
opposite the western market lhe ss will designate the
housc,) at 10 O'Clock. good LOT Of furniture, Wis
Mahogany Bureaus dining, card, and other tables
Cain-seat and other chairs, ottomans, &c.
French and French post beadsteads
Wardrobes, toilet glasses, washstands, &c.
China, glass; and crockey, among which good din
ner aud tea set
Paror alright, cooking, and other stoves The cooking
stove is in ine ordcr-complete
Ingram and other arpets, nearly new.
Also, a good loi of kitchen requisites.
Terms. All sums of and under S25 cash; over S25 a
credit Of thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily
dorsed.
No postponement accoun, Of the weather Sale rain
shine. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Mar cd
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~SJTLe March number OF tho Ladies' National Magazine
the following sweet poem addressed 10 Mrs. Polk
TO MRS JAMES X. POLK.
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THOR NORrOLK.-The swift and COmmodious
L Steamer GEORGIA will leave the wharf OF the south
mail ne this day. the 9Th instant, at O'Clock, m
Passage SIS. Mar g.
MOUND, q the Firth Assembly, Friday evening
l. last gold bracelet, which the owner obtain
applying this office.
Mar 6-y
,Y,IIE three.stOry brick dsyeilns-house the
of and 18th wet, lately occupied by Maj
Cen Scott, is now for rent,
For terms, be pleased to apply TO RICHARD SMITH,
ca shier of the Bank O! the Metropolis Mar 6-d3tif
ID OBERT y. WALKER. will practice law In the
III Supreme Court Of the United States. In
many letters he thinks proper say that he attend
claims before Congress OF the departments, but
will devote his attention exclusively to inrused to
him in the Supreme Court
Office on Pennsy vana avenue, near the Seven Build
ings Washington, ID. c. Mar 8.
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nlisccllnnn.
(wHirTEN FOR THE DANHRR.)
WHAT WAS DONE BY THE RAIN !

WHAT WAS DONE BY THE RAIN.
BY TIE LATE IIYpoCHoNDRIAC.
"lTEms FROM OUR JoURxAL--irom tho Esd TO
2S,h Of may, 1919.
Wednesday s3d Ran-durng tho Evening.
Thursday 9th Rain-during the morning aud
Evening thunder and lightning.
Friday 25th Rain during the Evening
thunder and lightning.
Saturday Goth Cold Rain.
Sunday 9th Deluscs of Rain accompanied
with thunder and lish,ning-lns;iug until the
morning Of the 2Sth."
'Hcrc is wcathcr-what n day
nay: what q succession of days-rain,
cold and hot--d -drizzlc almost ice in Nav,
rain, rain reciprocatcd al nduseun,.
Horrible climate. WretcEed beings
who arc heirs to it-Almost got the
ch!ls thinking over it. Why Chill
where it rams six months at a stretch,
perpetual Paradise to it,--Lapland,
with its everlasting SHOWS an eternal
Summer! Why should Istay here and
be moppcd to death. Who can Ive in
such a country? No one can. No
wonder all the folks look 80 thin and
sallow--they don't liue--don't know
how to live its not life, nor it amt
death 1t is some intermediate state
which they cannot understand, and
have no term to express. But I see
tho distinction too palpably and sink
hourly under the knowledge.
GILL GO OUT: 1 can't catch more
than fifty complaints, which no man,
as they arc entirly American, attached
to the interests ofhis country can wish
to be without. Yes I'll go out; for
shall havc that simpcring Simpson call.
ing again, who prctends to cheerfulness
tho impostor. Chccrfulness in the
country! Propostcrous lie!--and comes
here grinning, chuckling, and growing
out his good-mmour, as he thinks it
his melancholy, the unhappy mani
That Johnson, too, threatened lie would
call-~--Heavcn avert such an inAiction
| hate that fellow; and I hate his fal
Scotch Tonic wadling and whcczins
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,ificed to iwhigism the best iDstinc,
which God implanted in his nature....-
could never have elevated you sto the
Presidential chair. ssYi
You were elected by, democratic
votes. These votes, were secured e
you BY the force Of your independen,
position. They were not bought with
silver, gold, or the hope Of Office, bu,
won to youby your pledges. ,';slS IS
/ And now, sir, you will allow me to
ask you oneor two questions:
In what part of your administration
are these democratic votes represented?
Among the army Of ofice.i,unters
who now besiege the doors Of tho White
House, how many of your democratic
supporters can you discover?
Sir, the truth must be told; aud as
| supported you earnestly and sincere.
lly, | will speak the truth with most in.
courtly frankncss.
Your election has been fruitful only
IN discomfort and dissatisfaction. Elect
cd in tho name of the people, you arc
surrounded by advisers chosen not ey-
Gil from the manhood of the Wing par-
ty, but from its yericst hacks and trim
mers. These advisers seek to entail
upon the country, on a colossal scale,
asystcm of error and misrule such as
dissraced the age in the shameless ex-
penditurc of the Girard bcquest BY the
Whig corporation of Philadelphia.
Lad you-bccn elected asa Wing. and
upon the strength Of any known Whig
creed, | would not complain. Is sit
not a painful thought that you, the man
OF fthe people. should sit there in Wash.
ington as the leader of the mere frae-
mcnt of rarty-as the embodiment
not ola Whisism like that of Henry
Clay, which states its principles and
fights its battlcs in the sun, but of a
Whlglsm which works in darkness.
gathers strength by unholy coalitions,
and builds its power broken
pledgcs9
And now, sir, as I wash my hands of
the last traces of political Taylorism, as
| state my regret that I ever acted the
part which your pledges made me act,
you at least must admit that I never
served you with the hope Of office, that
have always been among that humble
band who, working we'll and long for
you, under the impression that they
also worked for the good of their coun-
try, could neither ask nor accept office
at your hands; for those hands which
were free at Bucna Vista, free in the
late campaign, are now tied by the
trammcls which have been fashioned
from the very ruins of the whig party.
GEORGE LIPpARD.
TO President Zachary Taylor. 9
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The Sumter Banner; 1
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING, BY
s. "a WILLIAM j. FRANCIS.
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Three Dollars at the end of the gear.
NO paper discontinued until all arrearages
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TOne Dollar per square for a single in
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
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insertion, and semi-monthly the same as new
ones
IL GTAll letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22

HAVING recently become the agents the sale Of Ran
som X Co Iron itch Air Fight Cooking Stoves we
VIII have constantly hand good supply the different
sizes and Will be glad to furnish of friends whether
IN town or IN the country, no need Cooking Stove
we nave procured the services of gentleman who per
ecy acquainted with the Stove business superntend
putting up OF all the Stoves sell who will also give
M the necessary directions for the and using
the same We warrant these Stoves give entire
or to be returned 1t is useless ANYTHING as
the great saving of fuel the use Of the Cooking Stove
he Iron Witch is the simplest latest and approved
pattern now and has failed instance To
give entire satisfaction, and have sold to gentle
men residing in town, Of which have heard the most 81
them speak in the highest terms.
March It's LACY & GARLAND
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SOMETHING NEW.

WI % tound at Lacy s Garlands on the Basin. I25
of oil Mountain Evergreen seed, the best improves
Ao~ 10 the present viii be seen from rbe
appended from one of the largest and most successful
.Me'srs Lacy x Garland 10y 100
t,ens:-in relation to the Evergreen Seed nv own ex
PerleIsee SATISFIES me- that when s1wn in conI,ctio
Oo'eft Aee as renovater of land anv thing have
seem and IN adds,on surpasses the Grasses r and
early pa>urage 1t needs but trial to prove Mat 80
Yours truly. WILIItN n SpII ~,
Feb
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: =
Nl[cult superior Court ot Law AID Chancerv. f.f =
III r. chhurg On the 9TH day oi February 1919
!; presidents Directors Company ot tie Bank Of VIZ
" PLAINTIFFS
am b. Averet and Mary Jane his wife Robert A FL
lio't Andrew Y Elicit, Pho Lacy Hill McCraw, VIM
aNlkner the l'nehbnrg and Campbell Courthouse Turn,
PIKE company Joseph B. Hanson A. c. Elliott partners
under the firm OF Hanson s Elliott FrancIs b Deane r.,
ANDREW Elliott and Charles A1haxton under firm IA
y. Elliott : Co, VIM. M. Sutton ana Thomas r. Nash un-
der the fIrm OF Sutton and Nash William r. smith Ryland
Roberts homas H. Averett, Richard Jones' Of
bedlofd Hverett decd and Henry Huntington
and as administrator de bonis with the Will annexed o.
oi i,n tustih, deceased, Defendants
he defendants Andrew c. Elliott Hanson and Elliott and
A. T. Elliott Co.. not having their appe5ance and
gwen security according to the Act Assembly and
ues q t Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country It Il ordered
nat the SAID defendants do appear here the first o.
the next term and answer the amended of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchbug for two months
successfully and posted at the front door Of the courthouse
in the said town. A Copv-Teste
reoo-w2m ID. ROBES, elk.
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AGRICUL TURAL.
rom the Baltimore American Farmer.
PRIZE ESSAY
on THE BEST MEANS FOR
PREVENTING THE DESTRVCr1ox or,
VARIO US CROPS BY RIRDS. TNSEcrUs
IHOS. s. PEASANTS. of Pefersbu,o T.,

THUS ). PLEASANTS,of Petersburg, "a.
Amongst The various plants cultivated br the hand Of
man sse number appears to have their peculiar enc
ihrs' mus WHEAT IS liable BE- attacked and is M,
ahre4ne"iy DESTROYED BY The Hesssan flv com h, The
fh worm; tobaeeo by the tobacco worm and co,no hv
me ~om The cultivated trees also, inelsJing
'hss both Tor use and ornament are subject 10 similar in
1nes. The apple nee has lis borer and canker worm
us gfuo the pear its aps prrducng its blight,
ar enemy which crngrega'es upon it 10 Immense nam
errs deserving u IN its pride Of foliage while j,
10 be harmless IL .TeEy Thing besides The list mi-h,
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a: At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbancerv for the
Op OF amherst on Monday the lst dav Of January 1919
al, Horace l. emit George NJ, Atwater and George f Ken
% KY ana partners trading under the style and firm
= - or5 nendaA : At"ater, Plaintiffs
i-eWelleh cash and Arabella r. his wife Robert X.
largrove, Edmund " Hill and William n Tioocs late
9herif OF Nelson and such administrator Of william
farSrove deceased, and Dabnev Hill Defndonts
- IN CILf.NTERY
The defendant Edmund W. Hill M b,r; n,ered his
piace ana gwen security according to the Act Of As
oy ana ne Rules of this Court and it appearing BY sat
dctoy evidence that he is an nhabitant Of tbs Com
IS ordered That the said defendant ID appear
te Judge Of our said Count at the Court House
! Oh nafch term next, and the bill Of the
is ana tha Il this be fJrhv it'll inserted
one newspaper published in the town Of Lvnchburg for
months successfully, and posted the door the
Court-ilouse Of this county
Copy -Tcste,
Jan 2 WIN ROBERT TINSl.EY, c.
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N o Il &c r

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL
subscriber has taken the notion that all those no
have Wool to be carded will find the Blackwaer Cot
ton and Wooen Factory to be the place where it can be
done right and not well caried should it be spoiled
that they will get 80 per h. Tor 1.-THE wool beng sent
well cleaned. Cards in operation and working we'll
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent
lshal be ready in few days Wooen Cloth and
Jeans.
June Its : I,
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" O' fr'fIU I4fES SIfIl IIdIHEs
READY MADE CLOT
Engrayinss nv Sarfain

I'VE have Just received specimen coPy OF the first Refor-
w mersprescning their famous protest the Diet Of
Spires, engraved by the great artist Sartni which we
furnish to subscribers at S3-the Philadelphia price
Feb o-E ID D. PAYNE s BRO
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JOHN G.. Nee Lr4.N.4H;4N
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHRIT w

JOHN G. yNcCL4N:4H.4N.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LYNCHBURG, Va,
AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
Goods, lately purchased low prices consisting in
part Of the following articles, viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee.
- do ga Java do very superior,
80 hhds No. P R. and ST. Croix Sugar.
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbs Molasses, (sone very superlor.)
2l0 kegs Nails,
80 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil, (bes quaty.)
casks Lamp and Whale Oh,
. realms Foolscap and Letter Paper.
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
90 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
chest do. very superior article.
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Rasins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh,
Shad, Mackerel, Herrngs and Roe Herrings.
LOU OIeS,
90 bbls Rectiied and Mountain Whisky,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy
II do Imitation French Brandy
French and Pale Champagne Brandy. (verv sune
Madeira and Sherry Wine, {best quaity,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
c 0 VI .MISSI USINESS.
My prompt personal attention given to consgnments o.
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce No charge for drayage.
May l-ts JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
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I 0 \ { L ADJ S,

IUI RE LADIES'.
WE have Just received by Adams * Co.'S Express beau
uili lot OF Ryan's best Shoes made to order which
we should be pleased to show the Ladies' as follows
pest Black Lasting Ga Boots thick soes
rench Leather &C
Md Morocco BusEins * Ties q
g Misses Kid &C {.
\ beautiful article blue Lasting and SIR Cater Boots
Also an extra article Gents Ladies Misses Over Shoes
Call and see them, at
JOHN w. & S. ID. RUMBOUGHS
November 2--ts
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NE co-partnershp heretofore existing under the stve Of
L TUt'TtNHEiMER 4 BROTHER, has been dis
lVed by the death OF the senior partner important
mat the concerns OF that firm be speedily closed The
desgned will therefore earnestly car persons indebted
10 the TO come forward without delay and up their
Vera debts and all having claims against the firm are
desired to present them for payment
n. GUGGENIEIME
Dec. =
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Re6Red GelatIne.

SUPPLY OF refined Gelatine both in sheets and hrsa
also Extract of Lemon, Vanilla Beans and Extract u
miia tor favourins custards ice creams gees &C. &c
Fer sale by JOHN Fl SE,y IL.
Dec. As oo-S|
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S P L E N DID SKY-LIGH1
Electro Daguerreotypes,

sAA AiAATOOrN<nUry improvement.
I'VE 81 BSCRlBER bess leave to call the attention of the
public to his Daguerrean Gallery, which
completed and furnished in good style, with mprov ed
Shl-LlGHI, the largest South the Potomac and %
constructed as to graduate the light degree y
to ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
ms former process OF making Daguerreotvpes now ena
bed to get the action OF Light the SUBJECT instant
" 50 as to catch the vivid expressions infancy
MS Is great deaderatum, 1t does with the here
totoe long and tedious sitting, which rendered almost
possible keep the mobility of features These kenesses
are superior point Of beauty and ee expression to
any heretofore produced the colours permanently
served, aud the picture can be in any light
MI w would beg leave to say that he of the first
TO nj Daguerrean purposes and being othe
hrst that introduced the profession this country
success both North and South particularly Richmond and
hehaS received almost unlimited
the last SIX years. which has enabled him constant
ythirteen and he is taking annually
10 SIX thousand LlkeneSses hlch he deems
aztec OF the superiority of his Daguereotvpes
Particular attention paid the taking OF eneses of infant
Chd'en, Corpses copying OF Paintings Daguerreotvpes
treat Depot OF Daguerreotype Materials the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New York prices.
call Is most respectfully solicited whether you sit for
likeness or not. j. H. WHTTEHURSr, Proprietor
Call east side Main street few doors above
TEL l.ynchburg; II Main street, Richmond; South Main
street. Norfolk and West Sycamore street. Petersburg
r. MIR w. respectfully offers Premium, to any Da-
guerreotypes who will produce advertisements pnrport
ing to make Daguerreotypes by the ELECTRO G.9LV.7-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in September last
December
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$40 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from Messrs. w. w. Toney s. Co.
ANon the ] tn inst. bright muatto Boy,
WAT
apparently % or thirty years of age SMALL sta'-fe and
quite box -ankbd. Shoemaker by trade and having
oPed with his tools. he probably intends making hi,
way to near free State
The above reward. of TEN DOLLARS will be qiv-
en- for his apprehension and detention Jail or his dev
cry TO me in FamvilleVa.
June 1915 p IT JACKSON
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Clothing ESfuByishu,euf.


VIE subscribers have Inferred copa rnership under
the name and style Of N. GUGGENIiEIMER * Co
Tor the purpose of conductnga
General Clothing Establishment
They have hand large and handsome assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
o. all kinds adapted to the which they offer
low for cash, at their sore door r. Tyree office
Main Street, Lynchburg. n. GUGGENHEIMER,
r. GUGGENHEIMER
S. GUGGENHEIMER
Dec Tt,
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NEW EIRW

w undersigned will the business hereafter I'M
L der the name and style of y. GUGGENHEINt.R & ca
" 'e oiu STAND OF the OLD hrm They have now, and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
IDGE GOODS,
consisting part OF Broad Cloths Cassimeres yestings
Cassinett, Fued Cloth, Jeans &c Sc
ASo-consantlv hand choice assortment of adde's,
Dress and ancy Goods Likewise Hats Caps and Shoes
all OF (which will be sold at reduced prices
y. GUGGENfiEIMER
L. GUGGENHEIMER
Dec I
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Fresh sEOrk or Gyocprics

20 winch they respectfully invite the attention o an They
would be pleased to receive and forward goods a. their house
large and commodIous and wei, adapted tn That business
S,Nr.t ,rynt,u ID ppI
Feb WIS -
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" "A TTotg Al TO MIC

me bet remedy vet in .lGiE IND FEVER ami DYS
IEPSLi-For sale by John II. Scay. I.ynrll,urr; r
mt, itsyvania {. H.: H. Archer $50 Dunvc. ii,pTr
Hlzlewood, Castle Craig.
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SAMUEL Tyre.
SAMUEL TYREE. WN. d. r. TyRrr
&c. 60.
New Grocery & Commission House.

|Hh ~ BSC RIDERS having taken the house one door a.
bove Mr. Richard Tyrcc. and one below Mr. ! u Ey.
h1 Emma store beg ave TO inform their friends and the
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y = " $ III q II

n Il W. = no.
At Old Spring Ware House.
EsubscriberresPecttuy informs the citizens of lynch
L burg and ITS vicinity, that his
WagOn-making and
BIZ A c X NTH SHOPS
are now in full operation those who want good
cheap work get it by calling the subscriber W no is
prepared to do all kinds OF work in both branches with
.NE.1I.\ESS AND DESPATCH
He has large stock Of very superior timber
commence with and his wokmen equal to any in the
State OF Virginia In his NTH Shop he has rst-ra Smiths
good and neat Horse Shoers and always has hand good
stock of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Iynchburg, March l3-ts
i he subscriber has 2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished of, and several Carrya and second handed
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons:
and will in short time have and keepa general
W.1GONS, C4RTS. PLOUGHS AND
WHEEL B.4RROWS
All OF which he Will sell low
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lyncbburg, March l3--ts