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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
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virginia, to wit:
I Rules held IN the CIcks Office of the Circuit Superb
~ Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the county of Floyd
ON the 9th day OF May, 1850.
Charles w. Simmons, Plaintiff
against
Emery Reed Jane Simmons, Valentine Switzcr, and
Charles Switzer, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Jane Simmons, Valentine Switzcr and
Charles Switzcr, not having entered their and
given security according TO the act Of Assembly and the rules
OF this Count and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants o this Commonw eah: is ordered
that they do appear at Rules to be held in the Clerks Office
othe Circuit Superior Court aforesaid the first Monday
in August next and the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be published in the ynchbug Yrginan
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and the door
the Court house OF this county.
copy-Teste,
J. N. ZENrMEYE Err, Clerk.
Nav 2O--Urn
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Five HuMNved .1crPS,

and lies Immediately the "Lynchburg and Salem Turn
nike bteen the former place and six miles
ia. town Of Liberty, and Is also within short distane
al line Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road" Most of this
and lies WELL and PARTON Of it IS heavily nbered,and IS,
upon the hole regarded OF the most productive and des
tabe farms in the county. Tie Improvements good,
I Il
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POLITICAL.
II WIN Al Be Right in the Morning.


II WIN All be Right In the Morning.
wbeus the eoundinr beat OF the heart oiiove,
Anl The Swinging step grow SLOW
when ihe form Of cloud in The blue above,
Lies darA ia the path bclow--
TIe song that he sings, is lost in SIGH,
- And he turns where star Is dawning.
AID he thinks, II glaldens his heart and his eve
sit will al be rhythm the merningn
When the ssstsone armed In the middle watch,
From lies dim decks gazing.
And sri, e through wreck OF the ,empes, To catch
The slcam Of the day beam. blazing,
Amid tie hard storm. there hard by the helm,
SIC heed. not the dark yswnins
For that song in his soul, not sorrow can belm--
an win all be righ, in the morning"
when the battle !. done, the heart uns,rung,
It's music trembling, GIVING,
when his woe. are unweps, and his deeds unsung,
And he long. in the grave 10 be wing
Thsna voice shall charm, as II charmed beiors
He had wept or waited thedawning,
sThev DO love therefor aye11 he thine as OF yofe'
oft win an be right in the morning"
Thus all through the world, by ship and BY shore,
Hhers the mother bends over
The cradle whose tenant has gone before
Where the eyes OF the love-,
Look a, the heart, hidden lorewhs,ever The word,
Awelcoms, wall or warning
This ,ssverywhere cherished this everywhere heard,
at will be all right in the morning"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

rTNlE annals of medical science, aong they do ample
proof Of the power and value OF many medicinal agents.
have furnished examples compare with the sauary
lects produced by GAY ER'S CHERRY PECTORAI.o
The remarkable OF Diseases OF the Lungs which
been by its use aested as they are by many prom
nen professors and physicians in this and foreign lands
should encourage the afflicted TO persevere with the strong
assurance that the use Of the "ClERRY PICTORIAL"
will relieve and ultimately cure them
Wepresent to the public unsolicited testimonials from
of the first country, upon whose judgement and
experience implicit confidence may be placed
DIR. PERKINS, President Fremont Medical College,
one OF the most learned and intelligent physician the
country considers it compoon of excellence lor
the cure oil that formidable disease Consumption"
NORWICH, April 26, 1896
DR. j. c. Ayer-Dear Agreeable to the reques, Of
your agent, will cheerully state what have known OF
the effects of your CHERRY PICTORIAL, and they have
been astonishing indeed Mrs Betsey Streeer had been al
ced with and RELENTLESS cough, which reduced her
lows low that little hope could be entertained of her
recovery. Numerous remedies had been tried without ef
feet, before the CHERRY PICTORIAL. And that has
cured her George Watkinson Esq, had to knowledge
been afflicted with Asthma, for eeuen years, and grown
yearly worse, until the CHERRY PICTORIAL has now
removed the disea and he is as Tree from any its symp
toms The Rev. Mark Dane had been severely
attacked with the Bronchitis, to disable him from his
ties and nothing had afforded him relief until (NIr Thor
ng) carried him bottle OF your PICTORIAL, which cured
him at once, and he now dictates usual his place
These three Of The cases in which have known it
successful, hut to fail We have great pleasure in
certifying to these facts and respected your humble
servants. REV. DAVID TH0RNING,
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have gwen their
remedy that is known Tor the Affections of the Lungs are
''The London Lancet "Canadian Journal oil Medical Sci
enee," Boston Medical and Surgical Journal" Chares-
ton Is. Co. Medical Review" "Ncw Jersey Medical Re
porter Prof Webster, Harvard Colleges Prot Bartlett
1ransy vana University of Medicine; President Perkins
Vermont Medical College; DIR. Valentine Mott New York
City; Parker Cleaveland Bowdoin College; Prof Butter
field, Willoughby College, Ohio, Prot Brahwaite Leeds
(Eng Medical School, Sir Richard Kane Queens College,
Ireland; PROT Rosenhaum, Leipsic.
The public have hut to krow the virtues and astonishing
success OF the "ClERlN PICTORIAL, in curing diseas-
when e dan
gers, whencv CT this remedy can be obtained.
Prepared by j c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass
For sale in Lynchhurg. by
JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist,
March 2'-w9m Special Agent for the proprietor
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Terms $50 per Session.

TfFNS-SoU pCr NF1StON.
All communications pertaining this department, must he
addfessedto T.. W NJ KING, fsa.
The Faculties, Ion intellectual abilities, moral worth and
professional requirements will compare iavorahly with the
most distinguished n country. The medical faculty
snhes an AMAZINGLY IN this Other county, OF thcm
she Lecturers and the bet OF teachers.
hnse who viii contemplate geographical position, and
the extent of population have doubt the eli
gb, Of our situation iof enterprise oi the kind As To
health including all Of the year, deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class oi tho Law aud Medical
Institute small hut the gentlemen composing them
talented and IN the highest degree fepeciablca favorable
omen iot the fhufe prosperity Of the Institute
That the public be satisfied of the pemanency OF this
school We ccl II duty To sate that the Trustee. and
Faculty form UNIT IN srtion, which augus well for its
future and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, "anroi be interrupted
E.W NJ KING: PprsprNr
1.-THE Memphis Institute.
MrMriis Tenn April 29-i2m
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public Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
In BEDFORD County.

r,.r,,ar Of the Rev. William Leitwieh, deceased
y and Commissioner under decree Of the County Coun
81 cdord county made the last May tenn OF sad eo
in tbe case Rice and vile and others against Iciiwch
and oilers the gned will Monday the ist day
uly 1850 offer for sale upon the premises, at public sue
tio, 10 the hi CHEST bidder, that
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BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt Street and Centre. Market Space.
~ DTIEE.V'(. Vc1KEIgOV N II.

rUS proprietor OF the above establishment would respect
iuy inform the citizens OF Baltimore ard vicinity that
from Europe the Fall and inter Fashions
together with rich assortment OF Goods adapted the
ing season. consisting Of super fine French German and Eng
@ Cloths. Castor Beavers, Pilots and Pelito Coating
new article Tor Oversaels and business Goats Also,
assortment II Frsnch aud English Cassineres
desirable
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mn Stones.

mn stones.
THE Subscribers prepared to furnish ny number Of Mil
Stones OF the very best quality, the shortest notice.
his establishments Blacksburg Montgomery county
he viii also deliver them Lynchburg any place where
hemay make sale, if preferred Address
MCDANIEL & LEE, Lynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg, Va.
January S.-wts
p. REYNOLDS & co. Leaksville, Rocking ham CO
North Carolina, asoagcnt for he sale above Mill
Stones. #
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Valuable Tract OF Land,

90 4 !: e. !: e Is I :: &
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When, however, the skin becomes locked up from sudden
changes oil weather. undue application Of cold all the
umos and viruent particles OF the blood with
m and sickness and death must follow All the long caa-
ogue OF diseases the result We have under
cnnst'nees, discovered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body to cast OIL any offending humors
MEALS rERS ALL-IiEALING; OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SA1-VE 1t opens those avenues through
eves the body of disease 1t is thus that Consump-
ton Scrolua, Fevers, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheun,
Sick Headache, ainsy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Scads,
Pain in the Chest, Sde and Backs Dyspepsia, Poisuns,
Sore Breast Deafness, Cuaneous Erupons, Eyes In
hanmation of the Bowels Kidneys, and Brain Burns Chill
blans, Piles Worms, Agues Cold Feet, Liver Complaint
Ulcers, all Fever Sores, and nlammaons of kind
without destroying the tone Of the stomach is generally
done by the introduction and continuance OF pills and other
| nostrums.
It's by acting upon this principle that it prov ed be
OF the most extraordinary medicines the world saw.
Its success in curing disease is altogether unprecedented in
the annals OF medical Jurisprudence
Tins we might demonstrate by the publication of thou-
sands certificates from indy OF standing all
parts OF the United States, who have experienced its AS
TONlSH1NG FL FlCACY in the ling the most al
cng maladies to which mankind is subject But we APP
peal to candid and enlightened public, and only ask that
the numerous cures which being effected BY this Ont-
ment wherever has been used It that repu
ation which mertsthat due paid the Di
ectons contained in the envelopes in which the boxes of
Ointment enclosed, well the Circulars in the hands
OF our Agents. For sale by JOHN H. SEAY
Feb Z5-wly Agent for Lynahburg.
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.v'OTICE.

.v'OTICE.
RElNt DESTROYS of making house comfortable public
- nvenlence, have fitted up and furnished number of
commodious and AIRY rooms store where gentlemen
can b. accommodated with lodgings for the night the
adoption OF this plan 70 extensively pracsed in Erope
and the Northern ces) persons arriy ing city, as we'll
as residents will be enabled to bedding by the day
week or month; and by eating in the Ordinary such times
asmay SUIT their inclination convenience, will have only
opay reasonable price for what they get thereby saving
large tavern and boarding house bills As the enterprise
novel one Tor tins latitude earnestly invite public attention
10
MY vicuaing department is kept well supplied, as usual
with the best the market affords.
JAMES SIMPSON
. North side of Main st, near the oil 18th
NAV 80 INV Richmond Va
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.NOre than TsCenfy Thousand persons
haze been cured.

TT is upon the principle of In
L sensible Precipitation, as ex.
hibited in this cut, that the hui
man body delivers itself Of inn
purities and disease. " The
blood being the life OF the flesh, !"
according to Scripture, it must
be kept pure to insure health.
This it does by its own hea, and
action through the system, clabo-
rating all impurity, and casting
Of all its worn out particles
which are carried out OF the sys-
ten through he pores OF the skin.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
'UNllE regular of Lectures this institute ~ill
The first o November, and continue until
the last OF February The Anatomical department wall be
opened ready students by the first OF October
The Medical Department will he under the direction Of the
fol lowing
q y q II 3
H. Freeman. NJ ID Professor Of Anatomy.
II \. Newton, M. - Professor of surgery.
II j. IIulce M H. Professor OF Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
w Byrd Powell NJ d., Professor OF Physiology, Psthol-
ogy, Mincraiogy and Geology
King, NJ u Professor OF hatcria Mcdca, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
Milton Sanders, NJ. ID, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. wisou,M IL, Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
fIsniGMc IrCtssrers.
MkniGINE-Proi, II, J. Hulee.
SURGERY Prot II \. Newton
n. Ftreuan, NJ ID, Anatomical be'uonstratot.
The fees tor full oiiectures amount TO Aus.
Each Professor ticket, SIS Matrcuster's IS. Demon.
straiur's fee $40 Graduation $50.
Those desiring further information will please address their
letters fpost paid the DEAN and students arriving the
city will please call on him the Commercial Hotel.
r. :. NEWTON, NJ. -,
Dean Of the Fae,aty
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Virgintn, TO wit
T Rules held in the Clerks Office oil the Circu, Supe-
n Court OF Law and chancery, for the county oil Am
hest, on Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1850.
Austin Carpenter Carhy Ball, formerly Carky Cafpcn-
trrj Eaton Carpenter John Rogers and Mary his wife,
James Carpenter and William Carpenter, Weary Boiling,
William Boiling, Washington Boiling, and Peter Martin and
Carky his wife, Leroy Carpenter John Carpenter Amanda
Jane Carpenter, and Abncr Moody and Eliza his WIFI,
Plaintiffs,
against
Edmund p. Tucker who is acting the executor Of the
last will and testament Oh Eaton Carpenter deceased and
, children and heirs n, law Of Enoch Carpenter, de
ceased and -, children and heirs at law of - Rogers
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Carpenter, who
OF the said Eaton Carpenter deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants ---- -, children and heirs at
Iaw oil Enoch Carpenter. deceased, and - children and
heirs at law Of - Rogers and Mary his WIFE formerly Ma
Carpenter bo sister Of the said Eaton Carpenter,
deceased not having entered th, appearance and given
CURLY according act OF Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, they
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, II ordered that
the said defendants do appear here the first Monday in
August next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that
al this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
published in the town of ynchburg. Tor two months
ssey and posted at the front door OF the Court house OF h.
county. hcopy-Iestr
ROBERT TlNSLEY, G,
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Materials and Provisions

For THE CANAL. AND RAIL ROAD.
WE have in store and to which shall be adding in ey
W cry lew days. large stock of Provisions and Uten
sis suitable for Contractors which will be sold as low and
on as accommodating terms as in this market
10000 lbs Bacon
10 hhds. w | Molasses,
25o0o lbs round square and bar Iron assorted sizes,
$500 lbs cast, German and shear Steel
215 kegs Nails and Spikes,
1850 lbs Crow Bars and Sedse Moulds
200 Skovels,
so Picks,
dozen patent Axes,
zoo kegs Dnpont's Blasting Powder
25,oo0 feet Safety Fuse,
bales NIanillo Rope
$50 Blankets,
IL barrels No Mackerel.
% boxes common Manufactured Tobacco.
Jan Its McCORKLE & SIMPSON.
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Virginia, TO wit;
I Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe-
rior Court Of Law and Chaucey the county of Pitt
syvana the Court house thereof Monday 9th
OF May 1850.
James Ianier, PLAINTIFF
against
Anderson Kirby, George 4, Walker and Sarah hi. wife
1ohn Boram and Mary his wife, Harmon Miller Judith
his WIFE and Leonard Fitzgerald and Sarah his wife,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants George A. Walker and Sarah his wife
John Boram and Mary his wife, and Harmon Miller and ia
dith ms wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according the of Assembly this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants of this State 1t is ordered the said
defendants do appear here rules the Monday in
August next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted ynchburg Virgin
ian for two months successfully and that another copy
posted at the front door OF the Court house of this county
copy-Teste,
WIN. H. TuNSTALI CIk
Nav 20 w2m
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MERCHANTS
aslklA
sAe
Line of New York Packets,
MERCHANTS

rINO clear each week, composed the following new YES
l. sells, built expressly for this line:
New schr Fair, ] O Snidccor master
!" Memento, w J. Terry, master.
e" " VIM, II. Miller, A. Price, master.
g " SIlas T.. Hand, W Aclerly, master
" j.. l.. Willets, }, o. Smith, master.
" H. II. Talman, Young master.
The above schooners of the largest class sail
built in the best and will compare with any line
of packets sailing from Richmond
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
will find 1t to their interest to p,ronize this line freight
will always be taken the moderate terms Every cE
fort will be made by the Richmond and New York AGENTS 10
give entire satisfaction All goods and produce adresscdto
us will be forwarded free of all charges through Richmond
except for dayage wharfage and the actual expense of I'M
avoidabe storage We have also, Packets PLYING between
all the principal Northern and Southern ports upon which
goods and produce Will be forwarded according the above
terms.
RANKIN WHITI.OCK
NOV 5--l3m Richmond Va
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ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
AMHERST G.. H., MAY 29h, rs

AMHERST &. II MAY Doth, 1850.
The parties will take notice. that have appointed Tues
day. the 10th day OF July next to execute the foregoing
der Of account, winch day. the. hour OF 10 o'clock
M, they requested to attend Office, with their pa
pets and evidence prepared FOR the investigation.
ROBERT rINSLEY, Spl Com'
June 3-Njw
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

rI,IE SUISSE RIDERS respectfully inform their friends
aud the public generally, that they have recently erect
ed large and Stable, Main street. short
above nisres Hotel and immediately opposite
Pansr Warehouse, where they at all times prepared
with the best grain, hay, Sc for the accommodation OF
Drov.rs Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit,
ing town aud travelling in private conveyance, viii lind
repository ior theft baggage vehicles Snparin.
tending person and with the sviees oil experienced
Ostle hatter ourselves with share Of public patronage
We keep constantly on band Tor hire on accommodating
terms. HACKS, BuGGIEs, and HORSE rs ofthe best quail
ity.
TN. B.-Drovers sill find IT much 10 their interest to
give cali nf will give hs entire attention to
The sale Of their stock W. J. READ,
Mar It's A. q HANtotk.
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Nm. ]
DIR. HOOFL,lND'S CELEBRATED
German Rittcrs,
OPINIONS or TIE pHiL.aDELpHLa PRESS

Prepared by DIR {. M LickSON, Ut The German Med
tetne Store, No 100 .irch st, philadelphia
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BING HAMS

AMANDA VA i A ASAN 0AANA
TO PTJrSBuRG, AND ALL POINTS ON THE YVES.
TERN WATERS, VIA THE BALTIMORE ANIL
SUSQuEiiANNA Rail. ROAD, AND PENNSYLNA
MA CANAL.
ID ESpECTFuILY informs the Merchants of .ynch
IL burg, that they prepared to receive and for
ward all kinds OF Merchandise to Ptsburu any given
destination On the Western Waters by the above route
as ayorabe terms, and short time responsible
line,
All Goods received at Baltimore, and the freg and char
ges accrung on them thther paid and follow them to the
destined point, without any charge Tor Commission. bray
or Wharfage, either at Baltimore Ptsburg
from the Steam Boat at the former and board
steam Boat at the laiterreigh 60 cts. per 100 lbs.
All orders strictly adhered to- and the interest of the ship
per faithfully attended to, both in Baltimore and Pitts
burg by procuring freight down the river at the lowest
rent rates,
REFER TO
Messs. M. Ianghoue s. Sons,
g Armisead s. Cabaniss
" MeCorke & Simpson, III,
Jesse Hare, Esq i-I"o"oo'B, va
Pleasant l.abby, "
Seth lialscy, "
Me,srs. Warwick, Brothers * Co,
" Henry l.udlam s. Co,
" l.. ID. Crcnshaw & Bro, ~. =,
Thomas j Nance, Esq, ''''""'n'' Va
Alfred ). Lee,
James Thomas Jr.
JAMES WILSON, AG'r.
No. l5I North Howard street,
Baltimore, Md
BINGlIANs DOCK, Proprctors, Philadelphia.
VIM BINGHAM, Pittsburg
Feb 2S-6m
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RICH yESTINGS |!

We have, and are constantly receiving, New Styles q
ycsngs, Consisting Of plain aud 6gared silk and Woolei
yelyet figured and striped Cashmere Silks saiins and Va
iencias, ~ all shades and eoIots.
Our work Is and made in the best
regards style and workmanship, is warranted To give
-. LIZ In oI.rlco
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comm ssio,oV,s .v0iicc..

l Circuit superior Court Of Law and thancery
"A tnucd by Adjournment AMI held the county of Am
hets at the court house. Thursday, the 10Th day Of
March, 1919.
Mary Bourne, widow and relic Of jesse Bourne dec d
John Moat and Jane L. his wife, Richard Bourne and Ma
Bourne, the younger infant under the age
years who by the said Mary Bourne the elder her
friend, Plaintiffs.
against
George W Ray, DabneyG. Ray and Henry W. Quarle,,
Defendants.
IN CIIANCFRY.
The Court consideration OF the papers ormerl
and the report OF Master Commissioner Brown made pur
saec OF the decreal order OF the 3st day Of March ISL
with exceptions thcoun,ob by the plaintiffs from to incu
sve and by the defendant George w Ray from to incl-
sse and the arguments oil COUNSEL without expressing
opinion upon the said report and exceptions, doth the
same 10 Robert finscy Special Commissioner lo that pur-
pose appointed Tor him TO consider thereof and report
upon; In the performance of which duty he will either
state the account de adopt Commissioner Browns
with without notifications to him shall proper
review ct the testimony and
exceptions And he will return with the account which he
shall report report upon the exceptions.
copy-Tcste,
ROBERT TINSlEY, C,
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LAW DEPARTMENT..

Hon. =. " NJ King, Pfoessor Of Tie0fy and Practice
OF Law
John Dsla6eld, Esq Professor Of Commercial Juispru-
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Regalia, Jewels, Banners, &c.

! REGsih, EMBI EMS, JEWELS, BANNLRS
and SEALS, for o. o. p Masonic, Sons Of Temperance,
and all other associations,
1T .v'ORyHER.v PRICES.
and oi style and quality 10 be surpassed by any similar
esta bl,shment in the United States.
SEALS FOR DIVISIONS OR LODGES,
engraved and sent with fy impressions by mail to any
Lodg. ~ Division for s. All orders addressed 10
MCDONALD h LYONS,
Richmond, Va,
ofto JOHN LONG,
1.ynchburg,va
VIII he promptly and faithfully attended to-
MAY 2--w3m