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7TyowNsHIP ROAD Notice j. hereby CIV

7NOWNSHIP ROAD.-Eotice is hereby CIV
en-, that on Saturday, the llth day OF De.
cember, 1852, , petition will be presented to the
Trustees of Center township, Monroe county,
Ohio, for the location and establishment Vt . pr
vate or township road, commencing ct or nesF We
south east corner Of the north west quarter OF
south east quarter Of section 6. township 8. and
range 6, in said township; thence east with the
fence that runs through Alfred Pauls land TO
where il iutersects a fence running north and
south; thence to a sugar tree marked letter A;
thence to a sugar tree marked B; thence TO = white
oak at or near the line between Hunter and said
Paul: thence to the State road leading from
Wocdsfeld to Lewisvilte. And the said town
ship trustees are hereby requested to meet on he
day above named.
Nov. 10, 1852. \
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DoAD NoTICE.-Notice is hereby given

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given,
!; that after thirty days from this date. . petit
tion will be presented to the Trustees Of Salem
and Switzerland townships, Monroe county, Ohio,
praying for the location and establishment OF a
private or township road from the house OF Henry
Bitner, ia Salem township. to run through the
lands Of Adam ScLarmsn and Christian Schsr-
man, near to Christian Schsrman's barn, thence to
his house, and his putlet al his bars, 10 Switzer.
land township.
The trustees will meet in Joint board 10 Salem
township, At the place Of holding election, on the
2Oth day Of November next.
Oct. 50, Isss, HENRY BITfNER.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WoopsrIELD,
~ On 49,. ~. ne:n MAu % JQH

F"t Monroe County, ONO, NOV. q, IouS
A~greeably to the provisions OF an Act entitled "An act pre-
scribing the duties Of County Auditors passed March Is. 1sio.
and the s~mepdatory acts thereto, l hereby give notice that the
whole Of The several tracts Of land and town lots and psrts OF lots.
contained in the foregoing list. or so much thereof :, viii %
win be sold Il The Court House, IN the town Of Woods6eld,
Monroe County. Ohio. on ne Second Monday Of January, neat,
such taxes and penalty be paid before thar time.
JOHN =. NoLL, Auditor, Msasos Co,o,
Nov. a.. 1854 .a
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A. M. ADAMS 4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

On the Corner OF Water d Monroe StTeeSs
WHEELING, VA.
Where always can be found the largest. cheApesee-
and the most desirable stock OF goods ID Wneel-
ing, He has Just returned from Ne~ xask.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and his goods present
an unusual attracton in point OF quality ana sty'ss
and il is we'll known the
BEST BARGAINS
Can be had of him. For Good and Cheap Goods.
he stands unrivalled. Do not fail to call. or you
may regret il 80,
His Stock Consists of the F0hlODing drhesess
100 black cloth dress coats, 100 blue. brown
and green coats, $50 black cloth frock coAts. NV
blue, brown and green coats, $50 black. brown
blue and green sack coats. 100 business Coats
made Of cashmere cloth, sc. l0O beaver COATS.
various culors. 1000 felt and blanket coats. "
dozen white SHIRTS Of all grades, 81 dozen check
shirts, SO dozen mariners stripe. 4 dozen ak
undershirts. 10 dozen cotton undershirts. 4 dozen
WOODEN undershirts. 2 dozen gauzes undershirtss.
500 pair black cashmere pants, 1000 barred, strip
ed and mixed pants. 20eO pairs csssinett panys.-
500 black satin vests. atall prices; 1000 fancy SILK
vests. all patterns; 1922 v~niepcias marseilles, vei.-
vet, &C., l2 dozen fancy craysts, ~ dozen neck.
ties. 60 dozen pocket handkerchief. sitk and linen.
20 dozen suspenders. all prices and sstyiess ~
dozen half hose. and 20 dozen dfawes
All the above articles, with : great neny more,
are offered very lOWs al my StOturM Nt?s$tSoF
ner Of Monroe and Water sireetss Wheeltng. Va.
also o fine sssor tmeit Of Hats and caps.
"a. M. ADAMS.
NJ N. B.-Particular attention paid to Gus
TOM WORK, and all orders will be iiled with
dispatch, by a. M. mo
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CLorH,NG.-We would advise all perscne
wishing FITS OF a good material. TO call At a. ".
Adams CIothing Store, on Water street. ne
has a yery fine assortment OF everything 10 The
clothing line. DAILY In~teiligencer.
CIoTuING! CLoTRINGi! ct fair priees can
alw avs be had Of our friend A. n. Adams, corner
Of Monroe and Water streets, who from his ex-
teusiye stock Of cloths. csssimeres. &C., % fully
prepared to rig you out in the height OF fashion.
THIS gentleman has about SIS 900 invested u.
fabrics Of the richest make, and can furnish D
man from top to toe cave with shoes. Particular
attention 10 solicited to his stock, comprising -
Ii does, coating. ~vestings, pantsloons. neckeF'
chiefs, drawers. suspenders. patent spring seoekss
and a splendid lot Of hats end caps. You csn
not 70 amiss by calling at his store tos any ss.
ment intended for the comfort or decoFst'oo .
your person. As he does . large business ~
able 10 sell cheap. his motto being .squlck s.'es
and small profits" This added to the fact uss
he has his goods made up under his supersnsso-
dence sbould he , Sufficient iDducsment Tor every
man disposed To buy. to give him . call. lsetaHs
therefore. who seek their own Interest 'ssnecnI'
ags home industry by shedding their tnsssd.ssss
gsrb tor . new one = Daily IVses eRa 6ssNss
fHEN .HfM 49,
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ED DAD NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given,
that a ~neiItion will be presented to the Com.

NAOAD NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given,
H. that a petition will be presented to the Com
missioners OF Monroe County, Ohio. q. their
next session. praying for The location OF a county
road, commencing at the old Marietta road be-
tween David Framework aud Samuel McVsy's
land in Wayne township, running north Of east
through the lands OF Nathaniel Polin and John
Baugh, isabella L.nffere, p. Johnston and William
Moore, thence east along the Woodsield road to
the county road leading South to John Viewers
in Summit township, thence leaving said road
running north of east through said Viewers land
and David Roses. and thence through the lands
of George McCsrron aud John Kee. thence north
Though Samuel Potts land intersecting the coun-
ty road on William Potts land in Centre town.
ship. A PETITIONER.
Nov. q. 1850.
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TVoWNSHIP RoAD.-Notice is hereby givs'

that a petition will be presented d to the Trus.
tees Of Salem township, on the nth day OF De.
cember. A, D. 1852, praying for a Township
Road, commencing at the south side of John W
Fankhauser's land on the top Of a ridge in said
township; thence north through the lands OF Ma
son Armstrong; thence north through the lands
of Jacob Kranz; thence north through the lands
of Christian Wichtermsn; thence north through
the lands Of Samuel Wichterman; thence north
through the lands of Rudolph Yeseger TO the road
from Beallsville to Clarington, in Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio. JOHN w. FANKHAUSER.
Nov. 10, 1852.
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SHERIFF's SALE. by virtue Of an order

SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue Of All order of
~ sale in partition issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and 10
me directed, l will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door OF the court house in the town Df
Woodsield, in said county, on
Saturday, the llth day Of December, 1852,
between the hours of ID O'Clock a m, aud 4 O'Clock
p m, Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county to wit:
The west half Of the north west quarter Of sec.
ton II, in township 2. Of range I, in the district
of lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio, con.
tainining 70 acres and 40 hundredths of an acre;
also the south west quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of section IL, in township 7, of range Z, in said
district, containing 80 acres and 20 hundredths of
an acre; also the north east quarter Of the south
east quarter of section %. in township 7. Of range
Z, in the same district, containing SO acres aud
e hundredths of an acre, all situate and being in
Monroe county. and State Of Ohio; also the fol-
lowing real estate situate in Washington county,
Ohio, to wit: The south east quarter of the north
west quarter OF section 10, in township 4, Of range
Z, containing 40 acres.
Ordered to be sold in the case Of Robert Car
penter against George Carpenter and others.
Oct. 10 So 81 M. MORROW. Sh'f.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ OF
- Venditioni Exponss Issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Washington county, Ohio and to
me directed, I will offer for sale, al public outcry,
1t the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of December. 1852.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a IN, and 4 O'Clock
p IN, of said day, the folio wing described lands and
ienements, lying aud being in Monroe county viz;
The south west quarter of the south west quar-.
ter of section No. fifteen. in township No. five. Of
range No, six; and also the north west quarter OF
the south west quarter of said section. in said
township and range. Appraised at $40.
Taken 10 execution and levied upon as the prop
srty of Alexander Ferret, jeremiah Smith, ct al.
at the suit of the state of Ohio for tue use Of the
Fund Commissioners of Monroe county. 4,
nov II 81 30 NJ. MORROW. Shift n
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FOR SALE BY
j. A. & G. H. Davenport. Woodsis!d;
Armstrong, Mooney & Co.. Bsallsvilis;
John Koontz, Malaga;
Miles & Son, Somerton;
w. P. Sloan, Genesee Block, Buffalo;
w. w. Gould, Travelling Proprietor,
Oct. 81, 1852.
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Sale Of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots
sls FOR TAXES.

IA yHE following is a LIST GLANDS and LOTS and
Parts Of Lots, within the County of Monroe. returned de.
linouent BY EDWARD SALISBURY. Treasurer ami COiec-
tor Of said County. for the Taxes of 1851 TO which is added the
Penalty due thereon, and the Simple Tax Of 1882
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SLOAN'S
Horse & Cattle Medicinal

No Medicine in USE has accomplished ~ .s~s sSre
sdmary Cays, and given 80 Chfvt'sA Safi.fadson ~ ~vsI
spid q sole a. Sldan's Otninsaf anu GSduiOs Fssdsr.
The Ointment il swiftly sr,rrcriins al Other Or tn,rns
and Liniinenls if the cure Of Fresh Wounds. Calls ot.i
tinds, sprairs, Bruises. Crack~t Iirrls. Ei,. 1or e. stSn.t
calls, Poll Evil. tsaiious. Spsvirs. Sweeney. F'%tbia. ~
kst Strains, Lsn,eiess, Ssnd Tracks. Founde1s4 fea
Scratches or Grease, Mang- aud ilorsc l'isienuIrr.
The Condition poscdrr VIII remove all Inflammation Vas
sver, purify the blood. Loosen the skin. cleanse the WsD
and strengthen every per; of tie body, aud has proved Q
sovereign remedy for tile following diseases:
Founder, Distsnprr. Hide itfnind. i.0ss OF Appetite, 10
ward Stratus, Yellow Water. inflammation Of The EyeA
Fatigue from hard exercise also rheumatism. iesaunsonlB
:slled stin' complaint whcli proves so fatal 10 siany valu
able horses In this country. II il also a safe aud eumiD
remedy Coughs and Colds. which gencrats - nsenS
fatal diseases.
These remedies nseer intsre. and a!rsys CsrA. II uss =
ectious arc followed.
For further particulars and a msafdsds Of CsngsaSo
vnsrkstis CSrss, get Pampaieis of agsats.
w. ,. SLOAN,
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CELEBRATED FAMILY I N

L"EH 81
IL Mid, Safe, Thorough and ths Srsafssf Esfsrsa
Remedy ever ssed. Hs eon,posed ~ psSefajts Esvsess
snd possesses Po,eer sueqanied Z. the esneis = AsSsesas
for ne cure Of I~nfammafory Diseses.
Il 10 universally acknowledged 10 be an infaiiibls rene6y,
In svsry case where il has been faithfully applied % he
human system, fOT pfoinolins Insensihds Perspifutbon, -
10 invaluable ia al diseases 81 tho flesh. Obstinate UicsFs,
Old Sores, Chilblains. Sore Throat. Burns, Cuis, cutansoss
Eruptions. Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Di~essss OF us Eye
Agus in tho Face, Rhsunatic Pains, Contractsd Cords
Pain 10 the Side, Back and other psrts of the syasns
Scald Head, Bruises, Fresi Wounds, Pilse, and svey
kind Of sore containing the least particle Of IdaammUties
are permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
Il 10 fact, authenticated here, - well % oil sysT ~
STATE, and indeed the whole western states, that SlcAh'6
Msditines have obtained . wide spread celebrity, and ~
putation, 10 which they are Justly entitled BY their NhesnN9
virtxss,' and powers. We are not among thoss whe,srg
prone to endorse every paien, humbug that c0mss al6nef
and in this instance have delayed our sndorsemsnt unnl
We have been able TO make assurance double sun, not snly
oy testing thsm personally ourselves, but from ne !esk
arolad us.-Inlinois GIobs. April 10. lst0.
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&HERlFt' SALE.-By virtue Of an order
- of sale in partition issued from the court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Mon
roe aud State of Ohio, aud to me directed, | will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front door Of
the court house in said county, on
Saturday, the llM day Of December. 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. IN, and 4
o'clock p. IN, on said day. the following describ-
ed real estate, situate in said county, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north west quar-
ter of section Is, township 4, Of range s. except
s acres in the north east corner Of said lot, lying
and being in said county, and State.
Ordered to be sold in the case of Joshua Day
and wife against Elizabeth Haynes and others.
Nov. 10 80 IL M. MORROW, Sh'f.
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A Fat woman in n right Place.

The follow ing interesting trigc is an ex.
tract from letter froma corpulcnt Indy
on her way 10 California. She is un.
doubtrdly "seeing the elephant" ond We
pity her:
Our cabir has two boxes in it, called
hcrihs. though collins would be nearer the
thing. ior you think more Of your latter
end I scl a great deal. Ono OF these il
-fun,cd over The orlcr like two shelves.
an these together make whnt they call 4
state room My berth is the uppcrmost
one. and ] have TO climbup to r,put-
ting one foot otonthe lower one and the other
away ont on the wasb-hand. stand which
Is great s'rreh and makes il very strain
lng-ih. n ! liit one knee on the birth and
roll in sideways. This is very inconvcn.
ant for woman ofmy size and very dam
gerous. Last night put my foot on Mrs.
Browns face. as she laid asleep close 10
the edge Of the lower one, and nearly puf
on her eye and have torn all the skJn
off my knees, md then have a large black
spot where have been hun, and
nv head is swclicd To dismoubt is an
other fcat of horscmansIrp only fit for
sailor You can't sit up for the floor over
head; SO yos Rave TO turn round and roll
your legs out FIRST. aud then hold on iill
you touch bottom someu here, and then let
yourself down upright. 1t is dreadful
ork. ard not very decent for delicate
female. if the steward happens to come in
when You are IN the act this WY. ! don't
know which is the hardest. 10 get in or get
out Of berlh--boih are the most difficult
things in the world. and shall be glad
y hen ! am done with il. ] am obliged 10
dress il bed before ] leave il. and nobody
who hasn't tried 70 put on their clothes ".
ing down. .canf,ll what Il task il is Lncing
stays behind your back. and you on your
face. nrarly srnotbcrcd with fhc bed cl"thes
and feeling fos the cy.l,r hole WIN one
band ard trying fnput the rag IN WIN
The other, lil. ,pn are rolling about from
side to side. is no lnngblng matter
Yesterday I fas,en'd on the pillow 10
nv butte by mistake. in hurry. and
never knew it nll the people lang he'd.
aud said The sea agreed with me. hsd
grow so fat; but putting on stockings %
the worst. for there amt room 10 i.tnop
e., ward. SO ynn have 10 bring Your feet 10
you. and stretching oui on your hnck. lit
yonr leg til you can reach it. and Then
drag il on. CorPalcnt people cant a.
ways do this SO easy. can trll you. Il
always gives me tho rramr. and takes
away my breath. You viii pity mc. IL
You could concciva;bni yon csn't--nnbody
but woman can tell hat female sue
isrs he;ng ron6ned in beuh u isas-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CURE CURE.-HaLyiMOIs,

- LJDh HbsPlTA Ai vfiIers iIay be obtained
tae n,.t .;,ec y remedy Toe gleakas ioss n D
gfaie Porcrs P4ia IN ne Inns. Dse ,sc of ke Kl4-
nrys, Ayec ,oas n ne Heai, Throa. Nsc aad sun.
Conf ioaai Detai y. ard az t.l"s.. ,rri nsicc-
ti"ns afi.ias fr'n certain nlisrrc;iota 10 rniiier
whctltr ir',r infesppertacr, the use OF ardent
spirits any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN.
csPreiilly VII, hasc bee.,mr The victims Of oyi
practices. Aa-i wlir r,r iti..s~ ann of gen
ersl- iiia,''!e hearted > dag haze been zsei,i
u,tinsy /, A.. tii,ast.hi. II yqlas at ib,
q. rtsl talents and briiiitHt i,teiie.4 Ws,,
mig'it otherwise have ebfrnnrc,i i-tcniag Senate.
with n, tfllli'r. ,f ep1nencc. wal,r to ccsti-
cy ri,c living ly4s
Th,sr .nf,rias from apyof The following tnc.,u-
shoy cif.c;-, should liltely appy TO
Dr. JOHNSTON.
Wciknrsa ef The Bark ahi Limbs. Pains IN ~.
lieai. Dinr'-- OF sight, Ln-s u Nn-esiiar Power.
plpitati, Of the u T,rf. Dy-pep-i1. Ncrvou. lrri-
tabiiity, DsFs igrarnt Of tise Dier.ivf fu1eiia-.
ti'iera! J,.i.ity, Sgnftbn. df 'Esunrii,s e..
a..
Mcatdly.--Thc scarfil eai.cis On the mind 90,
l,tfcs 1, b., irculr,i. L-- If Arm4ry Cont4at.u ~
iIis D.. re. s,n pf : ,irit4. Fafls..ipzs of Evd
Avcr-ie ,.f Sacicry. ; II D,slrs'. L,.c lf s.iiac
Iiniiy. S-.. some % tie esit- uipigrea.
Oii-e No. :. SOETH FELbfRfcF Sfosc.
lSEpEN DDORS FROH G4kftHOttE ST..
Eat ode. uP fiIE SiEfS. ~ GE fAEfiC.
LAR n ,,..fyiig tie NAME gai NUMBER. q.
ybp " iil .,i.t,Ac trs plar~.
AcIRs u yARstStEJ lABhn MADE.
rte NJ, cr. -pr. Jutp-t,.'. UAsr .t ir hi-
i yelling ~ ras srEr4. III. v-ty rttt.'.-Isn ri.r.
,i,n il 4uli -iel ,ir,li., thu l'n I. fe anig Ira
- by.ic,ai,to nlPiy
ia. IOiiNSTDN
u irri lf,h, L ,yn . '.l-g' 10 5 sr.'an.. London
N;ri.lId iron iir ift,' att NJ t"ut = y s"- 90
.hsU it'll Si,,".. rii ~" ;rrpf.r iari Of w,o,~
4 /
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4 YNCuBTFsG EeUNDRY--rHr

IL business heretofore conducted under the FIRM
OF J. 7. & G. $. DlUGUlD. viii continue in future
under the ~tvlr Of
DILGUID 8 BROTHER,
md they take hi OPP .ntunty 10 return their thanks
TO the public FIR the very liberal patronage the
firm Of J L. & G. $. Diuguid. and beg continn-
anrc Of the
We have IN hand = III of ToBAcon ScrEws AND
PREs-Es Tabarrn Fiui-hrri i4st gotten up.P Plougl-
and Points nf Subscriptions Mill Gcnri g.wrougit
and cast. Threshing Machines, SC e.. Sr
J. +. DluGUID,
Ian 5-.s G. = DiTGTID
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!" Mcmo'opd"n # pc ct,s. 5o,ne nv Ne r,eaf
Te ch tree a. Chnmoth ~ 1850 --Frni. ihinned out
nt Nti1n'- ipi' bciof maturity. sol, TO- lcf 10 ~
pen D2G' total crnp, s 727. Jos. Paxror"
fNr (now sir iosoph) Paxton Ins long been
known ~ one ot The most scicniiGr Engf.p hurri-
cufurlsts. bnt ii-grnius. cvDccd 10 the conccp-
lion Of the Crysfal Pniurc. has Dnde lis name a.
mIiinr one IN all pnfts Of tha world.
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MECHA UICAL.
!, nor AM FURNACE, Cooh-

y~-l ING RANGE AND SiDkE WARE
- HOUSE.-Thr unicr-ig acd iakcr this
method Il ist iriniAg the nuilic thar bc has n.
hand and j. constantly receiving from the pIinci-
pal northern Manufacture. Furnaces. Rnrges
Si0vc-. e. of the iar,; and nn>r desirable yie-
Among hi. a~>artf1rnt ran We fpuni Chiisan'- Pa
tent Hot Air EPHtilnring Furnaces fnr warming
and vruilaiHg ChnrcheS. PGi,lic fuii diucs Farif
rir>. and Dre.liag.. A.sn. COOKING RANGES,
the mast complete sud ncournticn arrirgemeit {, ?
cophiug. il use. Having had long cx',erience ia
tic n" add oieriii"n of Fur ard Range $ aad
y giving hi personal aiterri"n 70 tie sctiifg aud
fri-g ot rhHm mp hc -coHfi cnt Ilii Ir.al j. su.-
frirntt -nti-ff any of their -urrricri, over n
-y oihrr arrangement for hcnti z and cooking rur-
pn~rs.
0n lanl. fuH --sgrtnrpt II Stoves. Caat
ir XIV hort,r-. Pp,. Sheet Lead. Lrui ripe.
u iuw Nlrr &e,
Tr 7ai Ir,a Rnah1r rnd Envc Cutters IN: u
" -uprriur nanrcr. Ma . full supr, II Tir.
hnrtia aud Jnnrannd Mans 1T IiHcfsah
ftl Ha9L Iii -iiios TT r,anuiariur Ti-
Nata at' -urh. 81 be- ur TIA. hr can
nnI.-' T. f.r tsr iaicrr-i ci NJ ufi. ahtoni and
t nfaer i1 -ai'. :" -1i ~ rlr Mr. Star. ~ urn.
f"s 81 70. -!r.l >hee'. and Haniinc hi- siork b.
fore ure.s-.ae.
ilc vn1'i a.-, t,s bls tllaslS L. tie rcoro of
i-ygehi- li.i ii- ,l-lv 4f thr v''rv lihcrtl pat
ranr-e ,s'osHci 2. iir. 5mi hi- -tor' r.-idcrcc
a-ft art aon. W -rri- ntirrtiot 10 H. ln-iDcs-,
~ t1'gil cnHiiupaHcr ol tAr ~nn,f.
h,r i5.-r. &. = BLISS.
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rv,o FARMERS. PLANTERS A

K .-AGRIf u TURAL IN
PLENENT NfNGFiCTORT Lyachierg.-
rhc subscriber. formerly of Brfimorc where he
was asSucia,ed with similar Establishment
'ake> iii. meihod 30 i form the public in general
that he has opened Wnre-roum and Factory an
Main Street nnposite Brucr's -iverv Stable. wher..
he VIII maaufarture various and most approved
Implements af liu-hardry. and labar-~nving Mn
-luac-. "a pledges hin-erthat al articles sold bv
him sha be Of hi@ mruuiarnrr. erual IN al
respects q similar implements rnac imported
from Other States. He therefore invites the public
toexaminr for themselves heiare purchasing else
where. the tul.nun- virinuS Lind a<-- Portable and
Stationary Horsepower Thra-hcrs. FAM, Straw md
Negc;able cuifrrs. Corr Shcrr- Harrow C nifivn-
tors. Pipw> md Gons Plows-Alain Street LYNCH
burg. Virginia.
Rera ring done with expedition ard fidelity.
(jae l9-1y) a W WILLETT.
Ig Bed. Seu.iasl anl Dan. Reg cory
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS r,Fry(-r
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IEkMS.--Tbc sfHsiSiAsis j. fH.liscd semi
weekly a. - per anuurn IN a.irapes- No snbscri,-
tlol i ipr siprrcf time than six rai,s md
paper is i-custnaei, except 1t tie oiitn of the
FrJprietyrs until all afreurgc- shall nav, been nail
ADvEurisrnKxTs arc inserted for 30 cent. ncr
square (or iess) for every form insertiou ap
81 cents FOR every oatcr ifthe number If ~,
s.rtons i, not noted the Ms twill he oul,Ii.h
sl till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the nrisilege of
two squ,rer 10; i'r one square $25-ii inner form
e3J. Every yearly adseriiscr VIII he required 10
eo'h sc liis 4rcftsing his particular line ofu.i-
ness. aad Il he exreed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged ratably for tile excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-18

~ * ERO. arc receiving Il heintiiul assortment
nt Anpuals and other illustrated Books nId Fancy
articles ier the approaching sen-"u, for prrsrnts.
Nomrn of cur'y Christianity. eicsunIly Illustrated,
The Iris, bcau,itu.iy illustrated and Illuminated,
rhc k.tnsnhc. 10 fine iiln.rtniinis
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TERRY & SHIELDS.1
MISCELLANEOUS.


p AOO NHI y 7 hbE y Urtwftn M JOIlU
4. Wrght- BnoA Store aud the Market finu-e.
sNroH hkack Iorocro PocLef BooE. roniuiuisg over
~s.OCc % money. ma-ty the Virginia Bntk-.
One $40 bill Is marked oh the Back Nv & Nc n
red ink. no other mnrks rceorctcd. 7 10 fiudr,
viii receive $40 reward ly laayinc it with Mcs-r,
hrrrc s Met iaHGhaB " ~ ih Mr.. Iohn +. Wri.ht
n ld- lj''ok Store. II. q. A. BOYER
lar ig-ts
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s. DaUGlIsD q SONS.

They have r"rcniy applied sioa@ To'rer TO their
machinery. ai! Gatcr ihem-cve> that tncv en-
ib.cd L, mlnnctur. all descriptions of PiaiH ard
Fancy CaLi"et Hare in style and finish To coni-
pare With any in the STATE.
:. DiUGUID
". p. DlUGUID.
GEO. a. D,UGCID.