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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-01
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most extraordinary remedy Tor MONS ever i>-t'.
it ei!ccually cradicaies worms from toll adults
and children II cauBot harm tie most aci.tare IL
FAM orsiIoE.eS adult and never fails rUaT'e.,E
y rooi oui #Id destroy ali ki8es Of otms. Tie
cost - cts Ter bottle. puts within fLe reach ol
y exposing the lives OF iieir cl,ildrenl those itl
lc~iI oyers cf youth. rams. Sold Only ly Con-
tock- & Bro. &c Jolsn It, Ny. aEd Is
i.b27 5I:4j:Iy j. BLAIR
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Ed. HB. KELLY,
THOS. Ii. WILLIAMS,
Auction and Commission Merchant.

CoLUMBus, Miss,
VHOULD respectfully announce to his friends
w and the public generally, that he is now
prepared TO sell Goods, Merchandise and all other
property at Auction or on Commission for a rea-
sonable per centage, and hopes by strict and
prompt attention to share a. liberal proportion q!
business, at his old stand on the corner of Main
and St. John streets.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Franklin & Brother,
J. J. Sherman,
Eckford, Cage & Co.,
Col B. S. Long,-Coiumbus, Miss.
Messrs. Boykin, McRac & Foster,
Humphries, Walsh & Co,
Moore e Lyons Mobile, .4ld.
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Columbus Mutual Insurance GO.

A RE now ready to make Insurance against
"A fire. Application in writing TO be made TO
the Secretary or amy Of the Board of Directors, at
the Counting-room OF Taylor, Hale x Murdoch.
JAMES WHITFIELD, Prcs't.
A, MURDoCH, Sec'y.
March II, 1850 19-tG
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Notice of insolvency.
The state Of Mississippi,

LowNDEs COUNTY.
To all persons having claims ngainst the estate OF
AIillv SugIs deceased.
yTOU are hereby notified TO present yoT
x claims duly probafed and allowed to the
,I.1k of The Probate court Of said county to be
filed for cxuHiuation aud apportonment by the
first Monday in March, ID. 1882 or they will
h. barsI-5aid estate having been duly declared
~-1..zzs Witness the Hon. Nathaniel Z.
EA CS1A Goodwin Judge Of the Probate
tll EnSSRa curt OF said county the Isl Mon
w. ~ day I'M August, AID. 1851.
-. Issued the Sill day Of August
DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
oug.1i.5i:206m.
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DR.. ChristiC's GaIyanic Curatives.
GALVANIC PLAsTERS.

GALVANIC BELTS GALVANIC NECKLACE
{" BRACELETS; FLUID;
g RINGS; " BANDS;
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& heumaTS ism Comstoek's Ne,re and Bone
Liniment Is warfanfedto cure any case OF RheIl-
Joints, strengthens weak limbs ard enibles those
who are crippiedto walk again.. Use Ibis article
and be cured, or go without ii and suffer as YOU
please. Sold only By Comstock 8 Bro. No 9 JGAa
i Ny. and by fe42T:l5:lY j. BLAIR
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JAMES COMING.

April 4, 1s5O.-22
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MARSHALL Rouse. Dcccm-

lVI Der 9th, 1871. JAMES Is. SWIM Is now open
ing the largest AID best assorted stock of Fame,
Good. ever brought To this place, consisting a
every variety. He would call the attention oil
the Ladies particularly to his extensive assortment
Of Pcriumerie-, Soaps, Gard Cnses, Rctculcs,
Pur.cs, fine " ork aud Fancy Boxes, fine Alabas-
ter work md lnk-stands, Papcr--W Weights of every
pattern, rupicr Mache-portiolios, besides varic-
" of other articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will fnd endless variety Of
Goods adapted to their every want among which
will be found n very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery. Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine, Job Chains, Pistcls Of superior quality. and
Of entire styles. Telescopes, small and
large. besides the largest and best stock of
FINE CIGARS ever off rcd here. For the chill
dren he has TOYS of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. as well as entcrtnnng-a
great number never before seen here His stock
ofFRUlrSis very full and fine. Candies of every
variety, among whirh is some superior Bon Bons.
His sock of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy. of the vim
tnge of 1911: also some old Maycry Brandy of the
vintage of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond To be suprlicd daily with every delicacy
which the market affords. his EATING DEPART
MENT will be without fault. Jan. 1T.
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GROCERIES, &C.
GEORGE BAGBY. Grocer. Con,

VI Mss IoN.AND FOR IrARDfAG MER-
CHANT. LyasAssrg. Te--Cf,r- iur sale:
10 hhis n q. = Rice md Santaeruz Suear-,
20 boxes asd ibis loaf, crushed un'l l'uIycriz-
81 Sugars.
10 hbs Coffee Sugar. primo article.
Is hhds and bbls Molassos. y y, Cuba and Sn-
eur House,
40 bags Cofi,c,
5000 lbs ncw Bacon. hpr ronal.
30 boxes Sperm. lallow snd Adanan,iae Can
dies,
l0i hhls f,mily Roc Ilcffiues.
30 TINS roii,d lron ,i.svoly size auI a supc-
riarghliiiv.
30 boxes Tia Plate iONi4 pn,l l.xao,
Iron Wire,
Si,riirr 10 s,t5s
Zine in shrets.
Russia and Ancriran Sheet lr.n
Lapiphlark in bhls..
100 sides Sole Leather.
80 d. black Upper 10
Tanacr'> OIL. Solar and Sperm DO
Mlrkcrrl in kits ami bbls.
I50 kegs Old Dominion Nails
800 lbs Gus, shear aud wedge Steel,
5000 American blister do
Cast srrcl Hammer Shapes,
Bnrlrr's Horse Shoes. horse -hnc Nails,
Anvils. Vices. Mill Saws and Files.
For sale on accommodating terms, at nc Oh stand
Epb Ola
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Campbell cnnrt-iian-c. Feh'y IL. 1852.
The parties iuteIc-tcd IL the frrzoiag cree
viii fnke notice Tint have appo fci the eGtn dav
II Marsh noxt (lS59) 70 r"mmctcr ihr "a ing Ut
Inc administrator account dircrfrd ~ snid drrIcc
which day ~ ten r'ri"ck. b. w.. ne 1africs
"" requested to nucrd n ny fi'r. u frmrd -
'"uTl-honse. wit. til IL urran.'s. vurrlf'qs. aud
ropic- Of co.rt pap'rs. pated 20 KAN ttiat
and settlement. Ard ~ r,rsass i-ie.r-,aA ~
-lnim 2 10 he tho creditors ~ i... e-t.te .t ~
UaSe deed. whrflIrr pr"n <iit.il ifr-. araa aa-
cunts. or otherwise. ll"r-ly sr.eaait s.I7 o..
That unless they cirne fo,nsrd ar. tNhaLti Fl.
,ian. before me-, my &c nisre-'si.. stt or i,.-
lore the Goth DIV oF Mirh neS; Ha,-.. .3t .t-r
-ininn< my =" rrcfcrr'iIf'd III tie ls-tit.i.a q
tic sets OF the estate.
JOSIAH SHE?PE&SON Cor'r
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NEW FAIL COOP Sal. b. En-

~ WARDS, Merchant Tailor, few doors above
Meem & Gwatkin's and opposite Sam'l B 1hur-
man, returns thanks TO his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement, extend
cd 10 him Tor the past year. md respectfully asks
a continuance of the same. He has u large number
of first rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined to turn OUT good work ns can be- done, iic
feel. confident of giving entire satisfaction to n
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention To new stock ot tioth-
Cassimcrs, Vc>ting., and Trimmings, laid, in this
fall Of the most approved style, selected by him
self. with care for cash. which will be made up on
reasonable terms and very low for cash.
JAMES Il. EDWARDS. Ag't.,
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s -
CANAL OPEN FROM LYNCH
HslIrsd. TO BUCHANAN.
h1EHMh
E0 h-@~1

Through 10 LynchLmg in 81 hor1s-fARE - SO
| Through Le,~gionm Trio Doys-FAnE 90
| 1hrough 10 B"tdaaonm Trio Doys-fAsE 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynch
burg daily as usual, at +. NJ Sunday excepted,
and arrive there in "a hours.
Passengers by Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
days Boats connect in Lynchbnrg with the boats
Tor Buchanan, aud arrive at F. NJ, and with the
Stage Line at North River and arrive in Lexington
at 5 Z. NJ.
The traveller can now with economy and com
fort survey tho most beautiful scenery in the Noun
tnins of virginia. The view at Balcony Fails,
where the James River passes through the Blue
Ridge is in iisclfa sufficient in,uccment for pas
scngers to take ibis line. aud the whole route a
bove Lvnchburg. at any bend of the james. pre-
sents combination of River and Mountain Scene
ry unsurpassed in any couutry.
The distance from the North River to the Natu-
raj Bridge is only miles.
Returping-Lcave Buchanan ut A. NJ. and
Lexington ut 7 A. NJ. Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday, and arrive in Lynchhurg at 5 L. NJ.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg. for fare and hours of arrival.
Lc0re Richmond Daily, c1c,pt Sunday. al 6 p. NJ.
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Il fIIfIF-- '1NTT'.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, cL'K.

Al a circuit court ofCampbell county Il encd
mad hcld ut the cnurt house thereof on the 10Th
dny Of Nay. 1850 in the 76,h year ofihe common
wealth.
Cnprnton & Crump and others, Plaintiff,
against
Henry S. Lan-hor v and Others. Dert,.
~ cHAScERT.
The court doth orcr that Of the cornnii :
sioncr. of ili. court do take an account ORDERED by
the decree on'e,cd in this cause, an the - day of
July. 1916, il lieu Of tie commissioner therein
named. cupv--Trstr.
JOHN u. ALEXANDER. elk.
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Passengers for Stnun,on, by TIL. route. leave
Richmond. Monday, Wednesday aud Friday Mt 6
Z. NJ, arrive in Scottsvllc next day IL. and IN
Staunton at 9 L. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland c. II mud Farmville
leave the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. ii at u next NJ, and Fmnvillc by III L.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to he sent by heats or
stages, must go Mt the risk of the owners, or we
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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l. "a. 70 ne Sherry Of Carp Ell com y. G'ectisg:
We command you, III you su'nmoa Charles =.
kahler To appear before the Judge Of uur circuit
court Of Caophcll eoury. ut rules he'd IL ih-
Clerks Office thereof IN the first Monday il Afir
next To answer Wilson 7. Bryant and TiPtnr L.
ria-lcy. late merchants ana partners trailing uadr
the style and firm Of Bryant & Tin>ley. off, plea
nf debt for the sum of two Hundred aud wrnty-
seven Dplnrs and three cents, with legal Interest
,hereon from the ID day ofOc;nber 1913. iiltpail
Damage $50. And have then there this writ.
Witness Jno u. Alexander. clerk If our said
court NJ the courthouse. this end LAY of February.
1852. in the 10Th year Of the commonwealth.
Eel, 23-wtw JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. C.
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POETRY.


~ WV G. BkIAfi'
The hcurs are vic~less sngs's'
And stiIl 20 gliding by;
AID bear each moments record Up
To him who ats on high
Tbs poison or the nectar,
Our hearts deep aower euP'yisid'
4 sample still they gather '~ift,
Aud leave Us in the field
And some Ay BY on Pinions
or gorgeous gold and blue
And some ay on with drooPi"S Wig
Of,orroe's darkest hue.
AID a. we speed each minute
That god to us hath given,
The deed. are known before histhrons--
Tho tale 10 told ia heaven.
And we who talk among them.
A. one by ono departs,
Think no, that they are lowering
Forever round our hears.
Like summer bees TINT hover
Around the Idle flowers.
They gather every act and thought,
These viewles. angel hours.
And still they steal the record.
And bear ID FAR away;
This mission fight, by day or night,
No magic power can stay.
g. teach me. Heavenly Father.
To.pend each aying hour,
That, os they 60, they may not show
My heart poison flower.
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DUBLIC SALE in Amherst. Om
4 THE TN of March, ls52.-By virtue of a
deed oftrust from Alexander NJ Wilson. we will,
on Wednc sday. the 18th ofAIareh, 1872. at his late
residence near Waugh'- Ferry in Amherst, sell to
the highest bidder. the FARM he recently occu-
pied. containing 3 = A A e IL Il 5. fX&
The improvements are commndions and com IL.
f-rtabe: the land is in good condiinn considcrn-
bic portion of il is well with clover. and
there il crop Of wheat in the ground The GUS
tomary preparation for spring crops has been made.
and the work will he prosecuted until the day ct
sale. A credit of one. two and three yenrs VIII be
given for the purchase money, which must be Sc
cured TO our entire satisfaction. Full possession
can be had on the day of sale.
We are authorised to self the farm privately, and
purchasers are requested to examine ii for them
selves
At the same time and place, will sell thr said
Wilson. entire personal property. consisting ct
Horses, Cattle Hogs. Farming Utensils Household
and Kitchen Furniture. and quantity of Corn md
Flour. A credit Of nine months vii he given on
all sums over FIVE dollars, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security.
The creditors of Mr.. Wilson respectfully re-
quested 10 present their claims immediately Ia Ell
thor of us. The pr.pcrty md claims conveyed to
u, by Mr. Wilson for TIE benefit of all his credit
ors are amply sufficient to pny all his debts aud
leave a surplus of several Thousand dollars in our
hands.
Jno D. Turin resides near Bic Island in Bed
ford. and G. C. Baldwin near Balcony Falls in
Rockbridse. JOHN d. TURPIN, }rr.,oo.
c. C. BALDWIN.
Mar l-tl7mar
~ The Republican and Bedford Sentinel will
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MIscTLLANEous.


WIZARD ELECTnON.-THE WAhD
w election for IL Aldermen and six Common
r.rnr;I,,,c, IN zach ward. in the town of Lynch
burr. viii ,aLe pace pursuant to act of Assem-
IN e,,tlcd "An act to amend act entitled an
ret 70 divide the town Of Lynchburg into wards and
f,,r other purposcs" passed Feb. 10. 1880. on the
6r.s Tuesday in April next, and will be held in
Lynch Ward No 1, being all that part Of the town
h., ,bs ist Alley extending from the river to the
18th street in the Auction house OF Akers ~ Dil-
lard, next door to Exchange corner: and in Henry
Ward No. 2 being all that part Of the town above
Let alley extending from the river to 18th street in
the house occupied by WIN Clayey Tailor
Shop, and opposite Samuel b. Thurman.
Aso at the same time and places, and IN rulsu-
auce OF an act of Assembly. and an ordinance the
Common Council of Lynchburg, polls will be open
ed for the election Of Mayor of the Corporation OF
Lynchburg, serve twelve months from the date OF
bis election.
Mar LIZA y. DUNNINn , o.e. :. e :.
A IA circuit court continued aud held for the
n .ara,v aeCamnbell. At the courthouse thereof,
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Articles appropriate to tho First c'ass-DoAes Of
HITS, Bonnets and Furniture.
Articles appropriate TO the Second clas.-boxes,
Bales Of Dry Goods, Feathers. Shoes, Saddlery.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Drugs and Confectionery.
Articles appropriate the Third clas--Virginia
Domcstics, Sugar. Coffee. Liquor, Baggi g..
Rope, Butter. Cheese, Manufactured Tobacco.
Leather, Hides. Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Sheet Iron. Hollow-Wure, Queens-W are, Cast
ings. Hardware, Marble (drcssed). and other
heavy articles not enumerated in special or
fourth class rates.
Articles appropriate to the Fourth clnss-Flonr lin
sacks) Rice. Pork. Beef. Fish, Lard. Talow
and Bacon, Tin casks. boxc. or sacks). Bee-wax.
Bales Of Bags, Ginseng and Dried Fruit. Bar l.
ron. Marble (undrcsscd), Mill and Grind Stones,
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VTALUAHLE slave atAuctiou..

' Pursuant to decree Of the circuit court Of
Amherst county in the case of Lucas &r. PEN
dlcton &C.. the undersigned. the ornmissionrrs
therein named. will. on the 18th day of April. 1852
at the Market House. in the town Of Lvnchburg.
sell ly way of public nurtion, valuable Negro
Man slave. named Mansfield.
Terms IF Sa'e.-A credit of fur months will lie
given. the purchaser securing the payment Of he
purchase money hy negotiable note payable AT
one Of the Banks in Lvnchhurg. satisfactorily eI-
dorscd. Acting commissioners. will only
make to the purchaser such title is vested in Us
by the said decree.
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q. ELWAlI COTTAGE <s
III FOR SALE. Hi
DELLEYUE Mills FOR SALE

II y
- IN ROANOKE COTNTY This Large
Brick Mill is offered for snc by the under-gned.--
il Is situated on Rnanokc River, one mic west of
Salem-about hundred yards The Railroad.
and onc-forth mile from the McAdamized Road-
II hns attached To il nncxccent SAW MILL. and
Carding Mpchine. and between four and five Acres
OF Land. There is also on the premises Millcr's
House and Sawyer's House. 1t has four pair of
Stones. with never-tniling water power This pro-
rcrty has been thoroughly repaired during the last
year, and is now in a condition to make frstratc
-four.
This Mills situated in one Of the finest wheat
growing countries il the State. with every facility
for sending it to market when converted into Flour
The rapid growth and improvement of this scciiun,
-bcsdcs being generally healthy. offers additional
Inducements to persons, who may wish 70 purchase
such property. further description is unncccs-
snry. as those who may desire 10 become the pos
SCISSORS of this valuable property will give it an cx-
animation.
TERMs.-lt will he sold upon credit of five
years. to he paid in equal ns,almeuts
+ oh l6-wfw SHANkS. MARTIN & co
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CAMPBELL CorRT TI"usK, ]

February -, 1852.
John Roper jr., party defendant in this cause,
who j, not an inhabiiant Of the commonwealth is
hereby notified 10 attend at my Office at this place,
on the lst day Of April next. at which time ard
place -hal proceed to the settlement OF the scv'-
raj accounts required in the foregoing order OF
court. EDWIN II. PAGE, Com'r
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DEDUCTION OF TOLLS on the

II JlME.S RIVER AND NM VIII OF
NAL.-The new Tariff of Tolls adopted Mt a meet
ing of the Stockholders the 9th February. will
90 into operation this, the first day OF March.
1872 THOS. Mckinney.
Toll gathcrcr, Lynelbnrg
n B. The Tariff of Tolls in printed tables can
be had at the Toll Office. ON the Basin. in few
dnrs March LIN
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GALE OF LAND.-IN OBEDIENCE
- to a decree of the county Court of Amherst
countv pronounced in the of Edwards rs
Jones' &c. The undersigned will on the 1Gih day
of february next. the stile in front of Amherst
Court bonsr. sell 10 the highest bidder, the TRACT
OF LAND lately held hy Elizabeth Edwards. as
dover in the estate of Thomas Edwards deed -
~ Said Tract of Land contains 100 Acres {;
C. is situated near VIM. II. fIarrisons Tnvrra.
in the county Of Amherst. the head waters nj
Pnrrdge Greek. This Tract has il the usual
Buildings for small Farm, a good Orchard,
Spr ng &c
TERMs.-A credit of one and TWO years for the
purchase money. the purchaser giving bond sud APP
proved security therefor, and the title retained as
ultimate security
WM. n. CABELL, } Gowns.
WIN. T. YANCEY, {
Il
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

y Tn" undersigned having. after ten years of ex
pcriments to discover tonic to prercm boidsess
and cause he hair to be replaced rherc il has teen
lost has the pleasure to inform all who thus ait
uated, that HE MAS FOUND IT. He can fully
sustain the efficacy of this tonic. by numerous cii
zeus of Lyuchhurg and adjacent counties He
deems it Unnecessary state at further length the
fine qualities of his preparation. II has only to be
tcstcc. give satisfaction. His office is the
Washington Hotel. where he keeps n supply CON
stautly tor sale and it is sale also at DIR Scay~
Drug Store. and al my sons, (Wm X. Pride)
Dressing Rooms, next to the Marshall House.
Eel Q finn ARAIISTEAD pride
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A e A h D.-Thc undersigned returs his
IA thanks to > friends and the public generally
for the very liberal patronage extended to him
salesman in several houses in Lynchbnrg. and has
now the pleasure Of being in position in which hr
can make it of greater interest them to continue
business with him. hnving become associated with
the concern of TINSLEY, TAYLOR & CO.. as
will appear by reference our card of assoc iaion
His constant attention with that nf his associates
will be given to all who may favor with their
custom. My attention will be given as heretofore
to the sale Of all kinds ofproducc.
Jan lo--ts JNO. d. HARVEY.
t>RESll Garden Sccds.-Thc suh,cri-
4 Der has Just received his Spring Supply of
Landrcih's celebrnted Garden Seeds The stock
comprises every variety of Vegetable Seeds usually
wanted. For sale bv
JOHN II. SEAY Druggist.
Ca,aiosues with Almanac and instructions for
planning and cultivation to be had gratis.
Feb Cot.
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OgFicE OF THE Va. Tenn. X. X. Co.
Lynchhurg. March 9th. 1852.

CD THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
,.;:i:-----;s.. Of this Company have ordered re-
QUESTION Of FIVE dollars per shire upon all The
stock which has been subscribed, payable on the
18th j " ofApril next being The . l.t upon the DID,
and 18th upon the new sub-cribcrs-and a further
rcquisiion of FIVE dollars per share payable on the
l.t Of MAY next bei e the e2nd upon the old sub
scrbcrs and the Nth upon the new.
Delinquent. will be required to pay interest in all
cases. F.G MORRISON, Treasurer.
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U1HE undersigned having bought the interest
Il of J. Ro,all Hnlronibc in the concern of Mos
by & II olcomhc will conduct the hu mess in his
avn name. Thankful for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended to the late Grm, lie soicts
"a continuance OF the same, assuring those who put
ronse him. that effort on liis part shall be
ing to promote their interest. s--a
lie will give his attention to Auction sales Of Re-
al Or Personal estate, in the the surround-
ns Country. W NJ IL MoSB1,
Auc.ioncer and Com Merchant.
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NEW CONCEssN.- Tho subscribers have
this day assotatcd themselves tng''th"r nndrr
the STYLE AID firm of loUySER & SMI1n. Tor the
purpose at conducting general G3ccci 2. COmm's
sian and ForTardpg Business. nj The old stand OF
Johnson Younger & Snith. Back Square. and >o-
iict tia IlI-c nt the very fibrra! patrOna Q
heretofore extended To the old concern.
We assure our friends. that ctr facilities such
as To enable u~ to c"mpctr with auv house in tits
market In addition to our Stock Of Groceries. STR
pie DRY Goods. Sc. will at all times keep on
haad large aud splendid assortment Of hrd L.
qinr-. such a- French Brandy. Wines Gin, &C.
Besides large Stock of Dpmc.ii c Liqnnrz-all ot
which. VIC = i'll sell low for Cash. in Bnrtor for
Country Produce, to ?uIctual customers on the
u-un time
Persons visiting ibis market viii please call and
examine our Stock before making their purchaser.
YOUNGER & SMITH,
SAMUEL W YOUNGER,
.IoHS THo,. SMITH.
Jan Its
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Phillips appear before the Jndg,. Of ur cir. nii
rnurt nf Campbell comfy. rules HE'LL in ~.
Clerk nFiee thereof nniie first Nrndav IN Anil
next TO answer Wilii1m b. Marcel aad fhpuIa- G /.
A-rcr. partners aud Tisuer4 dol Z business and r
the firm and style of Murriil & Arrre. of n plea
Of debt for the sum 1f Thirty->cvcn Dollars ard
-ixty--cvcn cents. with cgal tfrst thereon frDm
the 2nd day of November. 1919. ill paid. Dam
age $40. And have then there thi- w,if. Wit
mess. Jnh1 d. Alexander clerk "f eur mid court. nj
| The courthouse. this 81 day Of February 1882, in
the 18th wear of the Commonwealth
Feb o3-im JNO. d. ALEXANDER. c.
BLANKS FOR S4IFIT THIS r)FCJcE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-15
DECEIvING AND FORWARD

IL lNG-GROCERIES AND PLASTER.
The subscriber still continues the fire proof brick
Warehouse on the canal, amidst all the changes. to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Manufacture
ed Tobacco, &c. Our charges will be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch.
viii receive in few days, a first rate assortment
of Groceries, which he will sell low, and buy at all
times, Flour, Corn Meal. Oats, Flax SEED, &C., for
which he will give The best prices
Fig and Bar Iron for sale