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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-13
AGRICULTURAL.


AT meeting Of the Hole and Corner Club,
No. /, Prince George county, held on the
fourth Thursday in February, was read an an
swer Of the Editor of the Planter to commu-
nication from the Secretary Of the Club. in
which he desired the Club to send from time
to time any essay or other matter we might
think fit. The Club resolved itself into four
committees to select frem our journal every
month some article for the Planter The en-
closed we have selected for March, which is at
your disposal.
Respectfully.
p. p BATE. }
JIM. JORDAN. Con.ss;ttee.
Gus FRIEND,
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Mary O,Shanc.

CONE, listen 10 me while sing unto thee
Ola cot ia luwerhedecd lane
Where fea- the leep sea, with spirit free,
Dweit maiden called Mary O'ihane--
Brave Mary, my Mary-Masy O'Shane.
o. my heart wandets ba ok through tire old eaten track
Wept often in vain,
And the years roll away, bringing back cle last dag
parted from Mary O'Shsne-
Dear MsEy, my Mary--aIary oShanc-
Through the long. idle dsys, sang to her lays
From my own wild, wandering brain.
While lingering near, with smile or tear
Listened my Mary O'Shane-
Dear Isry my Mary-Mary O'Shaae.
Drawn sway night By the moons gentle light
My steps wandered down By the main,
Where the fret that beat gp at my fces
Thefprm Of my Mary o'Shane-
Ny Mary, lost Msry-Mary o'Snanc.
Psw Rcnson, undone, forsool her flni throne,
And madness oureered through NY brain;
Ny beacon light gone, | wandered alone,
Wildly mourning my Mary o Shane
My Mary. lost Mary-MarY O'Shane.
The sun beaniing now from the hills smiling brow
Rests down the Aoxer-hcdged lane:
But it rise the soul beanisg eyes,
The eyes Of sweet Mary OShane--
Dear Mary, lost Mary--Mary O'Shsne-
W hile the wild booming brogght to me
Thoughts sharp with their torturing pain,
In each wave Of the walng
The voice of my Mary O'Shane--
Loved Mary lost Mary-Mary o'Shane
Weary Wandering head gladly sought ,herls+s bed
Madly prayed for again and again;
Mong the Angels above have found my lost love,
haze elsspcd sainied Mary O'Shsne-
Angel Mary. my Mary--Mary O'Shane.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Il UEA RS.-AGRICULTURAL INPLE-
MENT MANUFACTORY LyaeAbprg-1he sub
with similar Establishment takes this method to- in
form the public in general that he has opened Ware
and Factory Main Street, opposite Bruce's
Livery Stable where he will manufacture various and
approved Implements of Husbandry, and Labor
saving Machines and pledges himself that all articles
sold by him shall be Of his manufacture. equal in
all respects similar implements made or imported
from other States He therefore invites the public to
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,
the following various kinds-Portabe and Stationary
Horsepower, Thrashers, Fans, Straw and egetabe
Cutters Corn Shelters Harrow-, Cuifvators, Flows
and Gang Plows-Main Street Lynchburg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan I9-Iy) A. w. WILLETT.
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POETRY.


The following poem is from the pen of Mrs lydia NJ.
Tenney of Georgetown, Mass. who is of the
called meams who receive daily communications sup
posed by many be from the spirits Of deceased
We have the best authority for stating that Mrs
Tenneys charcseris above reproach and that persons
Of the creates, responsibility in the where she
sides who do believe in the spiritual manifestations
consider Mrs Tenney incapable Of deception in the
matter She that she incapable af writing poe
try when under the influence OF the spirits and that
her hand in writing is controlled by her own will in
the slightest degree. but by the spirits
The following line, which certainly possess much
merit wers according her. dictated by the spirit of
Mcdonald Clsrke the errntc genius called the Mad
Par, ~
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large of Sa es of various sizes and put
terms. with and without powder proof locks, for sale
the Depot, LAG WATER STREET, NEWYORK
Burglar Proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made
order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf, Stearns & Co.,
successors to Rich & Co.. I46 Water-st and Ave
nue. A and st. Mar : Place ~ ", sole Proprieors Of
Richs Patent and the only makers of Saamander Safes
combining Wllder's and Rich's Patients. tor sale bv
THOMPSON & ONDESLUYO,
anil o6-3m Barimnre, Md.
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NICHOLS P,sYOR, Grocers, Conn

IL MISSION AND FOR UdRDiNo htf.N1 .
Would inform their friends, arquaininnce~ and The pub
lie generally that they have lu.t returned from Ne
North with renewed stock OF Groceries, Liquors, " mes
and Dry Goods. OF which they prepared I" fur-
n,. on accommodating those wishing urch-
ase such articles. Coffee. Sugar. Teas M"hs%e- Nc
Soda and Spices oil all kinds Sole Leather,
and all kinds of staple Dry Gonds such as Cotton
Shirngs Sheeting and Innings Osnahurgs. bed ieks,
Prints of every description, Aipaccas &C. &c
Boots Shoes Hats and Caps.
Liquors and Wines Of adj descriptions and qualities,
A variety Of Hardware, ki,ivcs aud Forks
Pocket Knives, Trace AMI Halter Claims,
Spades and Shove Iron and Steel, aad many descrP-
tions Of WOODEN WARE
Truly thankful for the very liberal patronage hert
fore manifested towards them, they hope by strict nen-
tion TO business and determinat their part 10
der entire satisfaction all who be pleased To call
Oh them to entitled continuance at heir iTv'Ts
They continue to pay strict personal attention To the
sale of all kinds OF Produce such tobacco, wheat,
Flour Corn and Corn Meal, Oais, and all Lanhers
All orders and con,ignments will be thankfully re-
ceived and meet with prompt attention
unio Us
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MERCHANDISE.
CPRING SUPPLY Of Fancy and s,..

- Dle OcY (sOOUS-JOHN T. DAF IS, az hts
NE " IRON FRONT STORE. has received his eli
tire stock Of NEW GOODS to which be invites the
attention ofbuycrs. He offers alargeand commanding
stock q
Ladies Dress Goods in every variety Of Style
Summer Wrappings and Shawis,
Husicry in every variety,
French Emhryid,res IN Collars, Cares, Sleeves, and
Pocket Handkerchief,
Mourning Goods. large stock.
Family Linens Damasks. Sheetings and Jowe.ings,
Cloths, Cassimers Drillings. Vc-tngs, and tu as
sortmcnt of Gentlemen Goods,
full stock of Cota and Linen Gnods for serv ts Cor
and Shoulder Braces, among which are some extra
French Corsets.
Aor;l
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l. l. The undersigned, having returned to Lynchburg
for the purpase Of conducting the above business.
~pectfuly offers his services the public. All JOBS
entrusted his will in the main be executed by
himself and all times receive his personal attention.
when otbars engaged them. He i. prepared to
fulfill all engagements with patch and in style
passed by His shop is tenth: South of West
street, whore he always be found when not en-
ploysd elsewhere.
Virginian Office. will be attended to.
He will take two apprentices 10 the above
business who are from Is II years of are and of
good character GEORGE PERCIVAL, Sr.
b. have for snle 20 Acres Of Wood
~ LAND on the Canal sly miles above town,
.. good TWO HORSE WAGON. one strong
CARRYALL and CART, which | will dispose of
accommodating terms.
spl 22-wlui' G. j Sr.
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~-essse'~" Foughton, VI. d.. Philnle-
phia Pa. This is truly wonderful remedy for L,i,-
ecstion, Dyspeps,a Jrn1dice Liscr Compliant, Coasipa
nan and Debility curing after Nature own mcthod ly
Nature sown Agent the GASTRIC JUICE.
EB Half a tcaspooniui Of Pcp-in. infused IN water,
will digest dissolve ponds u Rooa Beg ~ aioi
tr0 hours Of the stomach.
Pepsin is the chief element or Irrnt Dgrsirg rri-
ciple Of the Gastric Jucethe Solvent 81 III fnud tir
Purifying, Preserving. and Stimulating Agent 81 tie
Stomach and lDtestncs. 1t is exunrcd from the BIZ
gestivc Stomach of the Ok tus forming mn arifcial D
geslive Fluid precisely like the nntura Gn-uc Juice in
its Chemical powers, and furnishing complete and
perfect substitute for IT, By theuil Of this preparations
the pains and evils Of Indigestion aud Dysirpsin
moved just they would 10 hy irpy stomach. /:
il doing wonders for Dyspeptrs, curing Of D.
bility Bmaciation, Nervous Decline, md Dysprriic
consumption, supposed 10 be the verge Of the savc
Inc Scientific evidence pon whirb i is based j. in the
highest degree curious and remarkable:
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Baron Liebig, in his celebrated work Airin Chem
istry says: "An Artificial Digestive Fuid, aiulagous
to the Gastric Juice may be readily prepared tho
mucous membrane of the stomach Of the Ox, in Which
Various articles of food and Eggs viii b. sod
tened, changed and digestcd jnsi il he manner
as they would be il the human stomach"
DR.. Combe in his vaunblc writings % the "Phyuiol-
ogv of Digestion" observes TINT "a elimination % tho
due quantity Of the Gastric nice prominent and All
prevailing Of Dyspcpss; and be states thai "a
distinguished professor al medicine in Lordou VINO
""'"''" WIN t'I- '"hi l''H'tHhilIHs 'Ntihi"lHe
else to fail had recourse the Gastric Juice. obnined
from the somachs of living animals, which or, ROM
pietey succesJat
Or. Graham, author of the inrnous works on We
getabe Diet, says; IT is remarkable fart q rhyol-
ogy TINT the stornachs of animals nareutcd il water.
impart to the fluid the property of dis4sine various
articles Of food and Of eieriine kind I" nruhria MI
gesiion Of them in no wise difrrci iin the NATURAL di
ge.hve process
Call"nthe Agent aud get descriptive c'rrulnf graft
il, giving a large Of scientific evidence smilnr
to the above, together with rerors OF narknhe
from nll parts OF tSe unned States
AZ Dg'Pe''" c"rer'
pr houghtnns hfni' mas produced ne most mar
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MERCHANDISE.
A LARGE STOCK OFNEW and De
IA sirable Spring Goods at Cost for
Cash...RAYNE a REI.L havinc determined

close their present business BY the st OF August next
will sell their large and dera BILE stock OF GOODS at
for cash. persons who have kept regular ae-
with them, cost with Interest added until set
Element.
Many If these Goods purchased this spring and
in style,rreity and fashionable.
A. they iaten CHASING up the business, every article
without single exception, will be offered certainly at
therefore persons desiring good goods will do well
to call early.
All persons who have accounts against the hrm or
either member of it will oblige them by handing them
in ~ m early perind NAV 3--3w
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CPRING STOCK FOR lsJ2.-BoY

~ g BKOTHER, Nam STREE. LgncabuTs, "a
Importers ofCHINA and EARTH ENWARE and Deal
ers in Cm, Dressed md PLaia Gtass-jtare, Looking
GLASSES GtraRdoles. Plaed md Bruf0aG iFme. I'a1t-
eys Casters, &c; in receipt Of their Spring
supply Of Domestic and Foreign Goods Of their own
importation-which embraces every article usually
found in such Embellishments. Our Stock s of the
largest offered in th- market and having been care
fully selected and bought the favorable terms,
we are determined not to be undersold by any H"nse
in the country either North or South Merchants aud
Others wanting anything in this line, would do well TO
call and Stock and prices before purchasing
esew here--fceling confident please oil in style,
quality and price Of Gnods The Ladies particular
Nv invited to cali and examine Stock.
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IANFEELD. BROTHER q CO., L

~ porters, manufacturers, wholesale and Retail Deok
Watches Fnae Jereiry, Matiry md Fancy Goods
No. 800 Baltimore Street. Corner Of Charles St, Sign
ef tie Goldn Eagle.
REMOVAL-We beg to inform the public, that We
have removed from old stand, Corner of Baltimore
and Charles Streets the opposite Corner, where We
have erected spacious and convenient Store ad have
hand very complete assortment of, WATCHES JEW
&C., To which invite particular attention.
Our arrangements in Europe and with all the extensive
manufacturers in this country SUCH wurran,
saying that goods of the and APPROX
al STYLES always be had establishment. and
prices that will compete with all others in line Of
business.
uficfory the premises, where we cnn have nude al
the shortest notice, any article in line To the
Wholesale department Of our business intend giving
personal attention ard would call notice
complete stock of W0tchndkr's Tools, Maeriais
e. and Glasses, which, to avoid all mistakes, has
"a the special ton of practical WachIna-
dS.sB ker.
The annual visit of one of the firm Europe will ena-
Bile make selections not only for regular sales,
but to orders for any Of friends. Our
arrangements in Liverpool. London, and Swtzcrlnnd
for the hest qp0i'y u Watches. unsurpassed BY
any establishment in the United States.
L will give great pleasure have you call and ex-
anime extensive stock Of goods which youmay rely
upon as being rtPrescnfcd
Your ohd't servants.
CANFiELD, BROTHER & co.
NO. 220 Bat more Street. eoyn,- Of Chories,
sIGx OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
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commenced with athree furrowed list. by which
means tie bed is thoroughly broken up and
pulverized. In starting the bed with a two
furrowed list, there is too much hard ground
covered up. SO that when the bed is split for
planting, the hard unbroken sod is exposed.
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MEDICINES.


NJ havcoh hand
- r. q jones y Co.'S lthae I'm c PAINTS
~, B,orn .
are -"l'rnr in all r,sl. ct. 10 Paints IN ren
r. 4, 'li'''' mon, durable mud cheaper ha
nhng'e roois, on FeAres, Bosis. H..
NJ o.et'y fr,,orgd Tor 60 M. md colds,
Iaync's Expectarnnt !.
Yeast Powders
French Window Glass nf all sizes,
Looking Gisss Plate
rhosPateof Lime for diseased Lungs, :
pest Z acwins fohacco &c. No =
Jan lp,-,S
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MASONIC INSTITUTE, GERRAN7

MASONIC INSTITUTE, GERRANTON
1Vl N. C.-In advertising Institution, DE-
not intend hold out inducements which cannot b,
realized. Contrary many educational enterprises
these latter days. we are resolved not to humbug the
community BY pretending to what are not. If lib
era expenditures OF labor and money avail to place
Institution eminence that few can boast, il
shall be done One session hasust closed and high
expectations have been more than accomplished.
EDIFICE, ETC.
The Edifce is a large brick building comprising a
partments the largest of which is used for the Schoo
Room and will accommodate 81 Students each pre-
vided with chair daddesk. The other appropri
atcd TO REGULATIONS, the Library, Museum, Labor
atcry and Principals Study The yard is asefuily en-
closed and is adorned with Is flower mounds Of
Gus SIZES which cultivated by the young gentlemen
in the hours of recreation.
LABORATORY. LIBRARY, ETC.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston superior set 0
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus not les
than $500. Lectures will be given in the Laboraor
before all the students during November. A LIBRA
RY of upwards of 600 vols, the greater part of which
are Books. will be opened weekly for the benef
| of the students Our MUSEUM cases already show a
bove 400 different meteorological and geological speci
mems. Lectures in mneralogy and geology will DO de
livered in October
SESSION, TERMS. ETC,
The next session will open, June goth, and contnu,
81 weeks Terms per Scholastic year, in the loves
branches of English Sli: in the advanced $40
and the classics 500 Several of our best families hav,
opened boarding horses, and will furnish Excellent board
washing, fuel, lights and servants attentions TO
s. per month. Germanton is located in high region
of country and is very healthy
INSTRUCTION, GOVERNMENT. ETC.
The Principal. with assistants, compose the beard
Instruction Perhaps institution exhibit NOR
perfect system and regularity both in and of schoo
than ours and what renders the organization com
rlre, the students vie with each other in preserving
u..broken.
1 Young men, from the superior advantages afforded
them for acquiring accomplished edncafion, b
prepared for the higher classes in the best Colleges
! tier North South
All communications should be addressed to the Rev
4 6. NJ. EvERHARs, the Principal
ISAAC S, GIBSON.
| Master ofthe Lodge.
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T COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
~ FRAME MANufACTORY.-The un,.ersisns d
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagueneoype Frames, large beautiful assortment of
new goods
Looking GLASS Plates, all sizes md fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quay. from 50x;,6 inch
es down
Plate Glass for and dwellings, furnished order
Composition Rosettes, OF all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbng in all the uhove
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished o order.
~ Country orders BY mail will receive prompt attcn-
ton. FRANCK e. CLOVER.
1873 Main street. betwesn 9th md 10Th Richmond
Va O.
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VOs. Il. NOyyLiN. Grocer, Commas

los Il. NDHLsN. Grocer, Comm is
- SION AND FOR IVARDLNG MEHCHAh1.
LYNcHBURG VA.-ls now receiving his Spring supply
Of GROCERIES, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS eun.
rrising:
O. Porto Rico and St Croix Sugar,
Lost, crushed pulverised and clarified do
Rio and Lasuyra Coffee,
80 fine old Java do
n .. p r and West India Moasses
Stuart's Moasses Syrup,
Rocd and hammered Iron.
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box, fence and common Nails,
8xlO and f0xl2 Glass.
l chest very fine Green Tea,
| do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Bale Cotton few bslcs
extra No. Osnaburcs; No. do; 81 A. brown and
bleached Domes;ics, Cacoes. &c. &c.. which he viii
sell low for cash. or in exchangefor country produce.
apl l9--ts
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E3eskSGE 25ASasI, grocer. { DsHUl IS
VI Sos And FOR IrARDING MERCHANT
Lynch1Hg, Fa.-Otirrs Tor SALE:
10 hhIs n o. Rico and Sintacruz Sugars,
% boxes and bills loaf crushed and puyrrized Su
gHrs,
10 bhls Coffee Sugar, prime ar lie.
Is hhds and bbis Molnsses, Cuba and Sugal
House,
40 bags Coffee,
5000 lbs new Bacon hoe
80 boxes Sperm. Taii"w and Adamaniine Candies,
I0t bids family Roe Herrings.'
81 tons rolled Iron of every size and OF superior
quaiuA,
80 boxes Tin Plate l0xll and 1ix2o,
Iron Vine
Speiter in slabs,
Zine III sheets,
Russia ami American Sheet Iron
Lampblack in hbi,..
loo sides Sole leather,
% do bl,cs Upper do
Tanners Oil, Solar and Sperm do
Mackcre in lii, ami bbls.
$50 kes, Old Dominion Nails.
1909 lbs cast shear and wedge Steel
1000 -" American blister do
Cast steel Hammer Shapes,
Burler's Horse Shoes horse .hoe Nails.
Anvils, Vices, Mil Saws and Files
+ or .ale accommodating terms, at lie old ta,1i
Fob Cts
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: d. AUNION Transportation Line

sAsfrass=s. to Pihsburg and the WeSt.-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and
TONER'S that the ylvania Canal will open 18th
March, which time will be repaired to forward any
Of Merchandise all points the Western
tiers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates
Rate on Tobacco Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
Isl May.-Tme days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. G, II. KOONS,
March 1-.ts Aren't Uninn Line Baltimnre.
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Vs;EAE i TRACTION !.-NLITANO

EEsEAE = TRACTION M AND
~ and Spi,Haid sock Of Dry Goods oHd Btos -I1aks
Clothing N Uho,,@ajetf ACKNOWLEDGMENT
| 4. INTERN iEH.- Respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock Of Dry Goods, suitable for tine Fall nd
Winter season, embracing every article Of Ladies and
Genmen's ltcar. All which the public invilrd
call and examine bctre purchasing els-w here We
have beautiful ASSORTMENT of Hats and Caps, Boats and
Shoes with <pen.d and general of Fancy
artice-, all at wnc offered unusually low prices
Call and and feel assured that vou will be
pleased IKE y,res well Goods, we;r,e deter
| nnedto sellluw. having purchased for cash.
They also receiving splendid me.ii of
Ready Made Ciohiog, Purchased by them tc7 cas- at
unusually low prices. by which means they are enabled
offer greater Inducements the public than any sim
liar establishment
Thcywoud particularly call the attention Of country
merchants and Others their Whole sale P,ices-heev-
ing that they viii find it their interest ogivc them
call and examine their stock before going farther Ra-t
The great facilities which they ENJOY in purchasing then
supplies, enable them with confidence lis;,
their goods will be sodat RICH MOND PRICES.
n. GUGGENHEIMER.
|. UNTERMYER,
Oct e3-ts Granite Buildings. CnheI Horse.
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7 a M. HOLLINS-Beg leave to culi the at
! ly, to their
Spring s.ppIy Of Groceries, &c.
consisting IN part as totors gi=
! 25 hhds 7 L. Cuba and n o Sugar
do ST Croix do
30 boxes and bbts Loaf, crush and powd ID
Is bbls sum. clarified do
Is hhds Cuba Moasses
do do superior
10 bbs @ do -
bags Rio and Lagura Coffee
so do and mats superior old Java do
30 tons Bar Iron. well assorted,
| do Hoop and Band do
do Blistered Steel
! do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
rs do Upper do
so doz Calf Skins. Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA. N
and French
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 kegs cut Nails 3 to 90 dy
Is do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Nails
Is boxes supr Sperm Candies
30 do Adamantine do
60 do Hall & Sons patent do
40 do 1aow do
30 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
? bales Osnaburgs. superior.
AIso-Indigo. Nader Alum and Copperss Pepper,
Ginger Sr e, Nutmegs. Mace. Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing. Letter and Wrapping Parcr; Bed Co-d> and
Plough Lines; Domestcs, Calicoes. &c. &c. For sale
' the accommodating terms, exchanged for
country produce apl s.-ts
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yJEAVY WOOLEN GOODS

l. scrbers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have good stock of WOOLENS,
made after the bid Virginia style of wool jeans made
expressly order and for exchanging jeans and lindsey
for wool, either woolm the dirt clean wool NAV
suit the farmers, upon the very best terms Call and
examine jeans and lindsey before YOU decide; which
Lacey Terry's.
NAV l0--3m CREW DSON a. CRANK.
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~ TOuRT COUNTY.-The next session ofthe sub
scrber's School will commence on Tuesday LIST June.
The course of studies will be on scale sufficiently
extended prepare youths for the highest classes at the
University Of Virginia. any of our Colleges.
Buchanan i situated in aproverbiay healthy country,
and contains remarkably moral population. 1t is very
and X. Canal.
TERMS-Two hundred dollars per session Of ten
months half to he paid the lst of June, and one
half on the ls of November This charge includes all
expenses except books and stationery, which will be
furnished by the subscriber at Richmond prices.
New pupils will be charged from the date ofentering
to the end of the session.
Parents Guardians wishing further information viii
address their letters Paonsinrg. Va; Pat nnsbure
the opposite side Of the river being the Post Office fol
Buchanan. apl l9--6w1 WIN r. GAIT.