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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-04
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1850.
CErNArItE

The resolution received from the House OF Dele
gates for appointing committee upon the sub]ec,
Of the Southern Convention, was adopted and
the following gentlemen were appointed said COM
mitee on the part of the Senate :-Messrs. Am
hlsr Stanard, Garlic, Pitts and Fry
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr. Lane from the Committee on Roads, Sc.
presented bill to amend the act passed 18th
March, l649, incorporating the Sweet and Salt
Sulphur Springs Turnpike.
Mr. Dorman presented petition of Trustees
and citizens of Lexington, for an act authorsing
she qualified voters of said town to elect Mayor.
and that said officer be invested with the powers
Of justice Of the peace, and for other purposes
On Mr.. Dorman's motion, leave was given to
bring in bill, in accordance with the prayer OF
said petition.
Mr.. Shelley presented Statements Nos. and 2,
showing the data upon which the apportlonments
Of representation in the bill concerning a Con-
vention are based.
On Motion Of MIR. Shefey-Resolved, That the
Public Printer, in connection with the bill CONCERN
ing the call of a Convention, print 1000 copies of
statements Nos. and 2. showing the data upon
which the appointments of representation in said
bills are based.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk s
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the
4th day Of February, 1850,
William A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Executors
of William Abney, dec'd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Alexander M Austin, in his own right and as ad-
ministrator Of Morris Austin, decd, John X.
Moore, Gerard B. Stuart and otkcrs-Defendants;
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John K. Moore. Lysander FL
Austin, John 6. Fackler and Wiley Boiling,
Virginia and Amanda Fackler, infant children OF
Amanda Fackler, decd, formerly Amanda Austin,
not having entered their appearance and given
security, according to the act of Assembly, and
the Rules this Court, and happening by sa'is1
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the SAID
de'lts do appear atthe Clerks office of said county
on the first Monday in May next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff aud that copy OF this order De
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Stanton, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
CHAP. J. KINNEY, d. c.
February 4. 1850.
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MoNpaI January Is, 1850.
1lOyrSE OF DELEGATES.

MIR James W. Wheaton, delegate elect from
Sa.ry to fill The vacancy occasloned BY the death
Vt Mr.. Hargraye, appeared and took his seat this
day.
On motion If Mr.. Kilby, 1t was res1ived that
1000 pamphlet copies the laws relating TO the
Poor be printed and distributed among tie over
ssers Of the same
Mr.. Barbour presented petition from Culpep-
CT for transfer to the Crangs and Alexandra
Road, CT the money advanced to the General Gov
srument al the time of the cession of Alexandria
Mr. Shepard presented a petition from the PEG
pie VI Mddesex, asking leave to appropriate their
school fund to the building ola new court house
The bill for the call of Convention was made
she order for Thursday next.
The following bills were reported
j bin to incorporate the Wheeling Gas Com
,sany 20 Incorporate the town Of Weston. To
incorporate the Norfolk and Roanoke Railroad
~ authorize the Hastings Court Of Danville to
appoint commissioner Of the revenue. bill
ruipcorporate the Alexandra and Valley Railroad
Company, read Il second time in order to be
printed.
The Speaker laid bef,re the House list of bids
for the construction of Tunnel through the
Blue Ridge, received by him from the I'd Auditor.
The bill for granting two millions and half
10 the construction Of the James River Canal
then came up.
Mr.. Patrick offered an amendment hnitln9
the daaaiion to five hldred thousand dollars. Mr..
psndeton advocated the amendment, and Mr..
Perrow opposed it with great wamth. MIR.
Mayo. advocated the amendment, assuring the
friends of the canal that in that form it could not
possibly pass MIR. Ferguson did the same thing
with still greater emphasis.
Mr.. Strother made an excellent argument In
favor of the amendment. MIR. Strother had MS
doubts whether the canal ought to be continued
at present beyond Buchanan. The State was
not in condition to carry on two lines to the
Ohio at the same time Mr.. Strother would De
better pleased with the amendnentif it granted
a less sum even than $500,O00.
The amendment passed.
Several other technical and incoasiderable a
mendmenls to the bill were then made; and the
bill was engrossed and read the third time
The bill approprianng $50, 600 additional to the
Brandonville and Fishing Creek Turnpike-Mr.
West made stump speech in its favor-E1'
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Trust, Sale.

EeY ystue of Deed of Trust executed 10 the
ID undersigned by Peter Linn, and Esther Linn
his wife, and Archibald Nj Linn, (and Tor the pur-
pose therein specifed) which deed is ofrecord in
the County Court of Augusta, and bears date the
l4th day of November, 1913, shall on Thursday
the 28th day of February, 1850, in the Town Of
Fishcrsvte, in Augusta County, proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following Real and
Personal Property embraced in said deed, viz:
A Lot in said town of FisheIsye, containing
IA of an acre and 90 poles, being the same pur.
chased by the said P. and A. M. Linn at sale
made BY John T. Arnall as Com, under a decree
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County.
Also the following personal property in the pos
session of said Peter Linn, to wit head of Hor-
ses, head of Cattle and their increase, Is head
OF logs and their increase, l Wagon, and
pair of horse Gears, 2 Shovel plouehs, big Plough
1 Beds and Furniture, Clock and all the Other
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the said Peter
Linn.
Also all the right, title and interest now held by
the said Peter Linn and wife and Archibald M
Linn in and TO certain tract Of Land devised orig
inay 10 the said a. NJ Linn by James Mcclure
lying near the town of Fishersvie, whether the IL
tie to said land be ie the said Archibald NJ. Linn
or in the said Esther Liam or in the said Peter
Linn and wife.
Acting as Trustee shall convey such title as is
in me.
W H. HARTMAN, Trustee.
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OBITUARY..

DIED. in Stanton on Monday the 2lst ult.,
Of bronchial affection, MERRILL Cushing, aged
40 years.
Il has seldom fallen to my lot to record the de-
mise of a more worthy and tstmable citizen than
the subject of this brief memorial Of friendship and
affection. He was born in the State OF Maine,
and removed to Richmond about the year 1919,
and from thence to this place, where for the space
Of 81 years, in all the relations of social and do
mestic life, he exhibited in 'happest association
and most beautiful harmony, many ofthe noblest
attributes and brightest virtues that can attach to
thu human character. As a citizen, he contrlbn-
cd 10 the advancement Of the public veal, by the
uniform suavity ofhis manners, the spotless IN
teprity of his life, and the untirng assiduity with
which he prosecuted the branch of business IN
which he was engaged -inthis respect his exam
nile nirht with confidence be commended as a
model. which it would be safe in all to emulate.
Asa friend the virtues of his character shone forth
with singular lustre and beauty warm and con
stAnt.in his attachment, he was always prompt III
the display uf the mild and sweet sympathies OF
his heart, and profuse in extending the means OF
relief, when demanded by circumstances.
In describing him in the endearng relations OF
husband and father, we are persuaded that me
meet fervent strain of eulogy would be inadequate
,ofll IN the picture of his excellence. His do
mestic circle was the hallowed sanctuary within
which he delighted to give full play to the mos'
refined and gentlepromphngs OF his nature Upon
the wife ofhis bosom and children Of his care, he
lavished the wealth Of his best affections, and
ceased not up to the close of life, to evince the
most tender soliclude and concern in all that at
fscted them in their,reatons to time and fnturity
Upon the tablet oftheir bleeding hearts, the i'm
age ofhis virtues and the recollection OF the
thousand fold offices of kindness he delighted tc
fulfil, rs fond husband and parent, are indelby
instamped In his constant life, pure example and
tranquil death, he has left to them legacy. tai
,ranscendlng in value the richest earthly Patrlmo'
ny. ,, :,
As to the religious character Of the deceased il
may be said of him, that he maintained the purity
and dignity Of the christian profession through
long series of years-embodying in his experience
clear PERCEPTION of his relation to the Deity, and
az arising from thence, an impressive conviction
Of moral obligation, which was his constant care
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JOHN B. W ATTS,
TTORNEY AT L Avn

T'RONl the liberal support heretofore extended
T. to me, as a member Of the bar, in the County
OF Augusta encouraged to offer my profession
al services to The citizens Of Rockingham, Highland
and Pocahontas. Io the two first, in their respec-
tive quarterly and Circuit Superior Courts, and to
the other, in their Circuit Superior Court nnly.-
My office is in the brick range, second room from
tine north end, ON the east CT the Courthouse
square, in Staunton.
Feb. +, l350.-ly.
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UNRIVALLED LIFE-LIKE LIKENESSES !


A RE taken in the --latest Style, with all the late
IA Improvements in the Art, by
RANKIN g. MACK,
from Philadelphia, who will remain in this place
for few days only, for the purpose of furnishing
those who wish, with an accurate Likeness Of them
selves or friends Those who examine their pic.
lures will see, that in depth OF tone, ife-like ex
preston, beauty of execution, and a harmonious
blending OF ligh, and shade, they are
Second TO sSo2se
in the Country and after receiving superior fin.
ish with solution oil gold, celebrated for theil
soft tone and while
.ghey far EXCEL the Finest Painting,
they are equally as durable. The plates on which
they are taken are of the finest FRENCH MANU-
FACTURE, and no pains or expense are spared
in getting them up in the best manner by the use
of the gavanic battery.
o. a fall course Of Instruction, or Instruction
in the Late Improvements in the Art, given OH
reasonable terms.
o. Rooms open from s, a. NJ, to S, P. NJ, du-
ring which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
place are politely solicited to call and examine
Specimens
o. Price from TWO DOLLARS upwards. Sat.
isfaction guarantiedin all cases.
0rt- Rooms the Clothing Store of Bare and
Sterrett, adjoining the Virginia Hotel.
RANKIN & MACK.
Staunton, Feb 4, lS5O-3t
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Myers Travels,
AGENTS FOR THE INDICATOR.
a NEW publication, just issued from the press
"A for sale at this office. Price rs cents.

AGENTS FOR THE VINDICATOR.
Aiadlebrook RANDOLPH, ESQ.
New Hope-Dr. VIM. II. RoBERTs.
Mt. Sidney-Mr. GEoRGE SHREcKHIsE.
VTHiamspille, Baldwin. J. WELDON.
Wshersuille-S. b. BROWN, ESQ.
Mt Observation-Disclosures CRIMSON.
MI Solon-Dr. C. r. HARRIS.
Naked Creek-Capt. THos. BURKE.
,,, r.,,se, s(P. A. CLARKE, Esa.
MS' cf@'eJ0ra- Capt. GALLEY,
Hepener's Store-JAcoD HEvENER, JR. ESQ.
Bells Valley-JosEpH BELL ESQ.
Fd,rfeld-HENRY RISK, P. M.
Hghland C. H-JAcoB HtNER, ESQ.
r. r. WILSON, Green Valley, H"h-
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January 2s, lsso.-tf.


EaY establishing at reduced and fair rates,
I'd 4 DAYLIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS
STAGE, from Winchester TO Staunton, In four
hours less time than the mail has usually made,
They are thankful for patronage received and
the many expressions of kind feeling on thel-
behalf, and now in turn mus call and depend up
on the people 10 sustain them promising to run
on as long as wanted, Notwithstanding we are
threatened with determination. and vengeance Is
declared against the UNION HOTEL, OF Wnches-
ter, while ever Coach is running from her,
from whence they think said Coach emanated.
True i. has, mainly because the Coaches OF "a
rish Peyton, Kemp & Co., were frequently tor
hidden to take passengers from said House, Or
dering them to their office and starting place.
You who have long wanted the accommoda-
ton Stage, give us proofby your works. Call at
the UNION Winchester, and McCLUNG's, Staun-
ton, enjoy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates,
and take seats in Coaches from Winchester eve
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from Staun-
ton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Fare
through, 81. PAUL 4 BURKE
Jan, %. 1850.
" IsAAC;pAUL, proprietor from Winches-
ter 10 New Market.
~ TIIOMAS'BURKE, Proprietor from New
Market to Stanton.
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LAND FOR SALE.

\ WISH to sell privately the Tract of Land on
IL which reside, being in the County of Augusta.
and in the neiehborhood of Greenville, and con-
tanning by estimation
geo agCEeES,
be the same more or less-the South River pas.
ses through this land, and the Improvements are
good There is also 14l ACRES of Pine Land
which will be sold separate or with the above
tract to suit purchasers.
WILLIAM S. HAWPE.
December 81, 1S49.-tf
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VALUABLE
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale about $50
d ACRES of the tract ofland on which he re-
sides on Rookish River, Nelson county, Va, 7 or s
miles South Of the proposed Tunnel through the
Blue Ridge within rs miles of ScottsyiIle 81 miles
OF Howardsvlle on James River from which place
very fine Turnpike Road is partly completed and
part under contract to the Blue Ridge and will
pass within Ia of mile of the land.
Upwards of zoo ACRES this land are cleared
near 100 acres of which are valuable low grounds,
excellent meadow land 1t is desirable situation
for raising stock. In addition to the meadow, there
is fine mountain range on the Blue Ridge. 1t is
well watered with excellent springs. This land is
we'll adapted to the growth OF Corn, Wheat and To-
bacco. Two Apple Orchards Of excellent fruit
JNO. b. COLES.
Jan. 81, 850.-st.-Register copy.
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I'm Wednesday the 20th of February, 1850,
~ the subscribers will offer for sale at the late
residence of Rachael Logan, decd, the whole of
her estate, consisting of Land, Servants, Horses,
Cows, Sheep and Hogs; Farming Utensils one
Family Carriage; some Household Furniture !;
some Grain, Hay, &c. The Tract of Land con-
tanning
eos A e Eg Esg,
is situated the road leading from Greenville to
Staunton, and is a desirable one. The Houses are
cornmodlous and the Barn is good. There two
streams of water passing through the Farm, afford
ing an abundance of Meadow Lard. The Negroes
are all good, and can be sold privately. Ifnot sold
privately they will be offered for sale on that day.
Persons deslrons 10 purchase such property will do
well to visit the-premises.
TERMS FOR THE LAND. One third in
hand, and the balance in two payments: titles re-
tanned Ill! the bonds mature and payment is made.
The pureh aser will pay for all necessary papers.
TERMS FOR SERVANTS.-Casl, or bonds
with good personal security. Terms for the other
property made known on the day Of sale
ROBERT LOGAN,
WM. M. LOGAN,
Jos. A. LOGAN,
F.b. st Executors of Racl al Logan. dec d
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To BrickQayers, Carpenters, 81

a appropriation having been made by the Leg
n islalnre with which to erect large additional
building, at the Western Asylum, notice is hereby
ta."Court of Directors of Western Asylum will
be received until Saturday the 23rd day OF Febru-
arv. 1850 A plan and Specifications may be seen
on application to I. r. Blackburn, Architect, on
and after the 18th of February.
FRANCIS I. STRIBLING,
Physician and Superintendent of w. A.
January IS, lS50.-tdl.
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he M ARK EFT S.

Reported for the sTind,cotor,' by VIM II, Brou'
Commission Merchant
RICHMOND, January %.
FLOUR. $4 s7A to IS.
BEEF. scale weight, So a rs gross.
BACON. Dull.
WHEAT Red 100 white lo5,
WOOL. % to 81 cts.
CORN-47i. to so
CORN MEAL--55 cts.
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LAND AND SERVANTS FOR SALE.

Feb. i, l55G.-st.
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THE NEW FIRM.

January 81, 1850.
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sternn.e FL, ai,h 20 oss haf rs heat. ard baed pa
hes ai,ed with r.ssl. AID thry VII no tai I
Ia, ,unf may eras I'D btap l1rh nuner''S '"nna
aiads VI hey hstr i,oi sertss 10 rnnnihr sa"f-
sonnl them wise day uh fresh wstet, 10 clean YES
sci
Shade Tfso,- Shrnbb1y Ia Yauf house rf1iecifd ~
shadr ife,s nlini sone tbs no4i, IS 10 ne ~
the country Ibis Gisninie without ihem is fa"f s"'
destitute 81 n1sering n u. II 81. pam f's'' INC.
silnas hals and aibef na"cant sinus - e7'' a''
~ ,t conn.,, e.ess inns a4arHe,l ha.paaks want u
TASTE ,e he mn Of The praefeor. oi lie lan"s cad.
b. siaes q, ad fnment. u.kr n,en a'e h- m t'
b,t,er .av noiiae OF the raf esop II atitis his WIS
and d,n5bfat-a clHsl Iefltfan wieh should have an
sbIains place "a every good nan. heat'.
nj, me T., s5tcefel, \, sl hat yanf enterprise. in'u y.
add trs. throughout HE or. nay be crowded viii N
nm phant success.
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POLITICAL.
- = = y = = -
WHEN WOULD re WITH THEE.


,ur southern ci, .s Isle and raiet, bn, VIII, ara so
NJ, with US 'sLeties from friend.
Iwould be with thee
NJ in the CAV saloon, where ninth ahounds,
Aud pic .sures lishieu bot to Zee.
These ar, alas leo irsi aud dear = token
E,ea isr NV heart To wish to be with thee
would be with thee
M, as a summer TREND when NOM ishreasing
And nrspsrit,s shines hrh ard Tree,
NJ, hn.oatis toaproud al it, awakening
To desire in sueh hour 10 be with thee
~, in sal autumn when the leaves are lying
Solitary and lovely BY Thy side
clineinr 10 wha, thev lev cd, though dsinr,
,Ti.then nv heart would wish Ia he with thee.
AID when thou cal'c hack false friend Of sweet
Whose triain. hrcaihinss often plrasnrrd ihee,
a,i when thou ghost o'er it, passing neeines'
III. den nv Heart would yearn 70 be with thee.
would be with ihee
ci,dl, b. with thee. when thou art lonely
And trffinx pleasures arr a mocterf--
would be- with ihoe in Thy sorrow only,
Therefore in riici ,remen ber me.
EMAfA.
n .lrlNoRE. March is5o.
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,y,,,,,,.k,. yr,,.Is for safe

~-pa I'll SUBSCRIBER having determined
sttalA 4, fc.aeec a. the e ollers At priv ale ale,
ssfH np.p tic r4as' aaaiii ieHs. all lis
~ lands. tituatsd rPan the Aarih anf south
<s<---- si4ss Il the drasst I'LL ibis Land has been
i9 al in mail t4af. af 100 AGltN each, sitnated
b f., mules Moth 81 Rpels Mount ard j. wei timber
"a - ~ Pine fpal aad Hickory. Any retf"n wishing 10
tie Land sill lie shown h' the sp.'fh'f ana !"
LIS ,i,.el,., h, Hab n : sc.tt, as Cred u Adams
NJ - a, HENRY kHNkDN
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BALTIMORE.
SIG 50ct.. per 100 pounds.

yr,aE SUBSCRIBER hes leave through tins method, 10
-, ia ,t,1Is Tor tn very Liberal patronage extend
I'd him b, his rierds and would respectfully solt con
t,nnanee Of tie Among my assoftmtnt q tandi,s
. ne f,upd THREE HUNDRED PATTERNS AND
IT AyotJS plain and lanrv all Of which are warranted
-, lem rood IN an, climate; with a gencal assortment OF
sorc;.'R Fruits. .g'ais, F'reserres,
e Strict attention ~ he paid to the packing OF Goods
and delivered free 81 dravage.
All {; ,,ds " ARRANTED according to representation
po. f.hng It vii he forwarded list 81 articles with
u,e,s Orders article in the CITY attended to by
r JOSEPH X. MANN,
C11dy .Mrfufietory and Fruit Stare,
NO. 20 Light street, Baltimore.
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RICHMOND.
Agricultural Warehouse.

fs,HE 81 BSC RiBEH continues T. manufacture A,h-
l CULTURAL. MACHINES and fNPlEMENIs-
snrI az Usrsepopse's 1hrrshcrs lfums Fan Mills,
straw Gutter. Carn Shelters variety o patterns; lill,de
and Sno Plows Com aud Cobb Crlshers CuifN aiofs,
IIrraws ssc all wtirh wall be made IA the best manner
and al tie most approved patterns NJ Horsepower has
ben tested season. aud uniformly pronounced 10 be the
beet IN use.
Field and GARDEN seeds
Castings furnished at sleh notice.
II. BALDWIN,
March ll--..2p is Main n RitAmond.
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When, however, the kin becomes locked up sudden
changes o weather undue application Of cold all the
humors and vrueu particles the blood retained with
m and sickness and heath follow. All the long
logne OF diseases the result We have under ssch
cumdnees discovered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body to cast of offending humors 1t
McAllSTER'S A.L-HEAlING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SAl.NE. 1t opens those through
leves the body OF disease 1t thus that it Consump
ton Seroiula, Fevers Eryspeas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache. nsy, Sore Throat Rheumatism Scald,
Pam in the Chest, Side, and Back; Dyspepsia Posons,
Sore Breat Deafness Cutaneous Erupons Sore Eyes, In
Examination OF the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain; Burns, Chill
balns, Pies, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet Liver Complaint,
Ulcers all Fever Sores and lnmmations of kind,
without destroying the OF the stomach generally
done by the introduction and continuance OF pills and other
no-trlms
1t by acting upon this principle that is proved be
OF the most extraordinary medicines the world
Its success curing disease altogether
the annals OF medical jurisprudence.
his might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands oiccrcates from individuals OF high standing in "a
parts OF the United States, vii" have experienced AS
TONISlllNG Fl FICACY in the healing Of the most al
hcting maades to which mankind is subject But APP
peal to candid and enlightened public and only ask that
the which being effected by this ONT
ment wherever has been used may for it that repu
taton ich IT meItsha due attention be paid to the Di
rections contained in the envelope which the boxes OF
Ointment enclosed well the Circulars the hands
of our Agents. For sale by JOHN ii. SEAY,
Feb 25-wiy Agent for Lvnchburg.
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NEW CONCERN.
LACY & THREE
ANTHONY & EE1ERsoN's
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN

rINiiE attention Of all Darymen, and persons Interested
good butter Is solicited to examination The mt,
Of the above inventions feeling confident that upon
cation and trial IT will be pronounced the practical ana
common sense Ct9n ever brought before discrmnatjn
public. The abundant testimonials, the universe apn,S
ton, and the spontaneous aeknowlcdg oil ali Wbo
The Chum in craion examine its principles
# al l. aus
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IS upon the principle OF In
L sensible Precipitation, as ex-
hibited in this cut, that the hui
man body delivers itself of inn
puiitics and disease. & The
blood being he lie oil the flesh"
according to Scripture, 1t must
be kept pure to insure health.
This it does by it, own heat and
action through the >ystrm, elabo-
rating all impurlty, and casting
OF all its worn ont particles,
which are carried out OF the svs-
from thrnmmh he nnrrs al thn sl.in
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.S'E3Es' OBS.
yTtTrpJrnITSE &, Dny,,Ccy H.,

NTATERHOUSE n POTTER have in store
w and are daily receiving from y. York comul,t assor
men oil CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES YES
llN,'S and FURNISHING GOODS, fevety DESCRIPTION
and qay which they invite the ,nton al then
and the pubic To examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whemore & Co three
doors below T. L. Jcnni,gss Conmlssion Store.
o'i SIS