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PowHATAN HOUSE,,

Richmond, March 10Th 18d7,
The undersigned Members of the Legislature who
have boarded the "PowHATAN HousEn during the
present session, and of several preceding
sessions being about nd feel called uponby
sense of duty To place in the hands of Mr.. CHARLES
l. DIBRELL, our host. testimonial of kind
gard or him. and of high satisfaction with the
duct and arrangements of the establishment.
In House conta ling hundred hoardcrs, itmay
be expected TINT there will be frequent complaints. We
have pleasure in saying however that aware
that any existed during the winter certainly there has
been occasion for dissatisfaction The house is
markable for order and quiet The tnbe hns been houn-
ully supplied with all the good things of life and the
rooms well kept.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. have presided the House wi b
ability, and have evinccd. oil occasions, anxious
desire to make their guests comfortable and happy.
Tn assistunsnre prompt and oblgng, and the
faithful, honest and attentive to Their duties.
Upon the whole, do not believe that agree
able Boarding House be found in Virginia, and
gust that Mr.. D. may long continue occupy tor il
he shall find il necessary leave it, that he may make
location esponding with his merit.
S. Med. Moore, Geo ID. Happier, VIM. d. Hart II.
Chandler, Thomas Davis Ash Rogers, w. M. Amber,
c. +. Brown, Lawrence Rome, Samuel Watts, Adam
Small, J. Voolfolk, 1hos. NJ. Bondurant. John Bowyrr
Cnwell. VIM. Il. Fnney, VIM. l.. Boak, J. NJ. Smith, A
II. Holladny J. ". Breathed, J ThompsonJr, Hugh w.
Shelley Thomas Robinson, George Stillman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT BROCKETT.
C.,,, A
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Vote on Amended Charter.

At n regular meeting OF the council of the
corporation of Lynchburg, their chamber Friday
evening. 23d July, 1852:
Prcsent--John NJ Otey, President Charles w. Christian
Thomas AGREE, Jno Cnry, Henry Davis, WIN. p.
Taaferro, John Il. Mcdaniel, and Jesse Hare mem
bcrs
following resolutions which being rcnd mud considered
were adopted and pissed, viz:
Resolved, That in conformity with the 5Gih section
the act of the late session Of the General Assembly of
Vrgnin, entitled, can act milking the t0wnof Lynchbug
a city, and revising and reducing into net the pro-
visions of its Charter" Wednesday, the 25th day of
August shall be the time for opening poll in each
for the purpose ofsubmittng the provisions OF snd
net To the qualified voters under the chnrter exist
ing aud that the office of Friends Warehouse in Lynch
ward and the office Of Pnnters' Warehouse in Henry
ward shall be places for holding said polls in the
pectiye wnrds.
Cd Resolved, Tint A. b. Rucker, John T. Davis,
w. O. Owen. John b. Lee, md ID. X. Lyman, be APP
pointed commissioners for Lynch ward, md that John
q. McClanahan, Henry |. Brown, Thomas L. Nash,
Allen j. Black, and John Oyler be appointed commits
sioners for Henry ward any two Of whom shall Mt the
time aud place appointed in their wards, open poll
book to be headed "The Charter as revised" and to
contain seper0te columns: The first column be
headed For the revised Charter" the other TO be
headed "Agninst the revised Charter" And the said
Commissioners shall in their respective wards then and
there receive and have recorded in said poll book the
for and against said revised Charter of all persons
qualified to under the charter now existing who
nay offer vote, and shall ascertain and certify the
number of given for and the number of given
against said revised charter and their certificates
with the polls TO edcyered the Clerk of the Council
who shall lay the before the Council Mt their first
meeting thereafter that they may assertion the result of
said polls, and be entered upon the journal
the aggregate vote for and against the revised Charter
Resolved, That it shall be the duty ofthe Clerk OF
the Council to the foregoing resolutions to be pub
hshed twice week. in all the papers II the city until
The 2Jth day OF August.
~ 20-t25a d. ROBES, elk.
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TIE JAPAN EXPEDITION We learn from
the Washington Correspondence of the New
York Express. that there is no truth in the
statement of Dutch Amsterdam paper, that
the Japan Expedition is abandoned. Com
Perry will return very soon from the fishing
grounds. and then 60 on his way. The diff
Guilty is, and has been, in contractors not keep
ing faith with the Government. Contract.
that ought to have been completed in Jan
uary last, are not completed yet. These
and these alone, delay the expedition. Mean
while, no doubt, the King of Holland. as the
Amsterdam paper states, has instructed his
officers in Japan to forewarn the Emperor
there,and to try to induce him to open his king
dom 10 the commerce the world. What
the expedition now waits for, and has waited
for. is the steamer Princeton, waiting at Bal
timore for her machinery to be ready. We
believe, also, there has been some difficulty ir
finding the proper crews.
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PLANTATION FOR

SALE.-The subscriber having determined to dis
continue housekeeping, will sell his Tract of LAND, kY
which he resides, public auction, IN the
1s day of October Possession will be given on
the 25h of December next. The purchaser will have
the privilege of seeding grain. The Tract contains SIC
Creek, six miles south of Campbell Court Honse, and
eighteen miles from Lynchburg The improve
good Any person wishing to purchase, will be shown
the lands by the subscriber, who lives the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of sale
Aug 20--2tw Ito THOS. COCK. SR.
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SPkING 1S52.--fhe subscriber would most
- respectfully announce His friends and the public
generally TINT he is receiving and opening large
ind well selected stock of Spring und Summer Goods,
In which he invites the attention of those in II
i useless TO snnmornte h4 stock but wunld simply
Tint it is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
lie invites the particular attention fthe Ladies' to his
beautiful stock of rich Dress Goods kiaGlores, &c
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods IN
iheir line exhibited by any house in this place,
md the largest and best selected stock of Realty Mad,
CiotliHg, ever brought this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the why ofcoth.
ing Mt npl l2-hs DON r. @. PETERS.
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HOTEL, mnin s,rcc,,

II LYNCHBUKG NIRGlNlA-The summer trnvel
having commenced, the subscriber would respectfully
call the attention of the public this large and popular
Hotel which is in first order for the reception
Of company. 1t Is situated Main Street. entirely
convenient to the Railroad depot, Packet Landing aud
Stage Office; md presents to the travelling community
every nducement il is believed that be desired
expected in n House of Entertainment. The order.
quiet and ceany condition Of the house, noticed
and uppre ,iatel by all who visit it.
Besides the usual comforts of well ordered hotel,
there is least Dbrels, which he found
at any other in Lynchburg and that is Spring pure
freestonc Water issuing cold and limpid, from II rock
within the hotel, and aaording decided luxury during
this warm weather.
When the subscriber conducting the 'Powhntan
House in Richmond the following unsolicited testimo-
NAL WINS placed in his hands, with n request that he
would publish it, In re-pnblishing it, he his
friends that he ia no less anxious than c then
make them comfortable and happy"
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
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THI FRONTIERS A correspondent of the
o. Delta writing from Navarro county
Texas, July &c, says:
Our neighborhood is in perfect ferment in
consequence Of the forts on the frontiers being
attacked by the Camanches. 1t is reported
here, and generally conceded, that Phantom
Hill" has been taken and quite number oil
families murdered. The next place was For
Belknap, which was attacked by the Canaan
ches and nei2hboring tribes combined. The
regulars sustained themselves, after some loss
on both sides. AT the time the express left
Belknap, it was feared that the Indians would
make another descent on the fort, and if so, the
fort was confident it could not hold out against
such fearful odds. Companies are being form,
ed throughout the frontier to pr otect the same
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CHEAP Roots. Shoes. Hnts. &C.

" take pleasure in calling the attention of the public
tony we'll assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes Caps Hats,
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Panama aud other
Summer Hats-comprsinge every thing used forthe head
and feet which have recently bought IN the Northern
cities and offering very low prices in order in
duce large saes think il will be the interest of all
10 call prefer n nimbe penny slow shilling.
My arrangements mnde to keep up the Stock
throughout the with fresh and desirable Goods
march 29-ihf JOHN q. MEEM.
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AMUSEMENT.
PROGRAMME OF A

.zx PHOGRA VI VI II Oh ny
~ COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO ~
oIvES stosoR BoRRA BY AMATEURS OF MUSIC
Il. Consideration Of his ro1bte and gradoss sc,piccs in
he Of Musical culture ia LyachbUg. athe
SECOND ESDYTERIAN CHURCH,
FRIDAY EfENING, AUGUST 2OTH.
PART FIRST.
|. Mcmph. Waltz. Violin aud Piano Forte. J. Bora.
,. Chorus of Druids, from Norma. Bellini.
}. Tyroesn Air. with variations by J. Bora.
4. Duete, from Norma, Beini.
). THO, Violin Flute, and Piano Forte. De Berot.
PART SECOND.
l. Vocal Trio in which March, Waltz and
Polka combined in movement.
,. Chorus from Moses in Egypt Night shades
no longer" Ro.ni.
; Trio, two flutes and Piano Forte, Marliani.
4. Qnurtette from Anna Bollena, Bellini.
). Carnival of Nenice,-Niolin with Piano
Forte accompaniment,
Tickets SO cents. be had Mr. Paynes Bookstore.
Doors open j P. NJ. and Concert will commence
mt precisely 81 p. Aug 20-1t
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From the Richmond Whig.
Commissioners from Alexant

fOm INC hIfhnnnd W Dig.
"PowHArAN HoUsE.-The complimentary Card, in
regard the cement o this II ouse must be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor Mr. G. l.. Dbrell,
from the fact thai it entirely voluntary tile
part of the signersits reception by Mr. d. being the
first innation of such intention their part. We
add testimony that Of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr. d. compliment 80 just in itself md ten.
1rrnd in n manner so dclicate.n iy 22-ts
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The Loh0S Islands.

An extract of a letter dated Paita, Peru, Ju-
ly 2S, says.-"M. Larrauaga, bearer of des-
patches f. ON the Peruvian Charge in Wash
ington to his government, has arrived. He
had an interview with our project, Gen Vigil,
who had given orders for the Vigilant to pro-
coed at once to the Lobos Islands and rein
force the steamer Rima and brig Gamara, sta
toned on those Islands
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DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY. PIRGLNLd-The under signed Inv
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, TINT old and we'll
know Hotel establi 'hment. know the BELL HO-
TEL, Liberty, offers his services The public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has lus undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett. Rendering Unpleasant aud
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country eau produce and the BAR
with the genuine and best quality of Liquors.
His Stables are Ia excellent condition. well provided,
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF Coaebes this poin
fiweekly with the Oars of yn. and Tenn. X. r. and
passengers coming from any direction either The Oars.
Stages privne conveyance, will always find him pre-
pared to hecomdate them with meals "a any hour.
lie hatters himself that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy spenred his pnrt render
his guests comfortable, he will receive liberal share of
patronage. THOMAS LEfTWlCH.
.lnlY l5-tsif
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

y HU " ] U4N, vi,
RI REV. VIM MEADE, d. D. President ofthe Drec.
tory
Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal.
Rev J. G. WHEAT, A. M Vice Principal.
Rev T. T. CAsTLEMAN, A. NJ. Moral Philosophy &c.
Prof. Engllbreaht, Music and Botany.
Prof. Bcllman Music.
Prof. --. Modern Languages.
Misses TEBBs Governcsses.
Next session will be opened on Wednesday Sept. lst.
Board and Tuition s6O Music Languages, &c. Extra.
Address--Rev. R. II Phillips, Staunton, Va.
aug 9--eodl3tH
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BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1852.

ofChronic Innammatory Rheumatism oftwo years stan
ding:
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer g. Mowbmy-Gents: feel IL
duty owe to my,elf, and the community to speak in
commentator Of your justly celebrated Hnmptons Ve
getnbe Tinctnre. have been afflicted for the last
years with the chronic nfammatory rheumatism, in its
severcst form, unable wink without support Having
hcnrd Of your valuable medicine deemed il expedent
give it trial, and, after using era bottles, was
agreeab surprised find myself entirely relieved from
that most horrible disease which the human frame 10
subject TO-
do take great pleasure in recommending Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture all afflicted, was certain
md permanent remedy.
feel do tbat justice your celebrated med
cino il merits but in conclusion would say all who
are afflicted, give it n fair trial.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
GEOhGE w GOODRICH,
No. SO Second street. Baltimore
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JOHN X. HATHAWAY,
No. 81 Main Street.
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. sN.

PORTSMOUTH, va, Aug TO- 1901.
Mr. J. Il. Boush-Denr Sir-While | am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines, cnndor compels me to
state that have great confidence in the virtues of
liampton's Vegetable Tincture. For several months
pnst have used II in my family, and in Dyspepsia, loss
OF appetite dizziness, und general debility, with entire
success SO far my experience extends therefore,
take pleasure in recommending il the afflicted q
safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
,,lotn
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IT H"fY LO JHfY ". IoIT'
Dear SRI have forwarded to you some of my new
variety of yellow wheat which wish you sell for
seed. [ shall continue TO send it 10 you you may d
you will be my only agent for its sae you
daton. In 1877. | received part o two heads
they contained ~ grains, which seeded and the
duct in 1s48 % pnts or bs.-he product in lS49
bushels one bushe of which distributed for
show samples, &c, and seeded bushels common
wheat land and the produ ct in 1850 was So bushels
bushels sold Mr.. Elijah fnyor of Baltimore Co,
bushels had seeded on MIR G II Smiths farm, near
me, it was better wheat land than mnethc balance
seeded. and the product is estimated 1000 bushels
shnll give you a further description, you have
been with its growth since commenced its
cultivation. 1t will be we'll cleaned and put up in
and bushels bags and delivered in Baltimore at 81 ID
bushcl, without charge for bags
Yours, respectfully, JAS l.. FOXWELL.
To Il " Makburn, Commission Merchant, Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by MOsRY q GARLAND.



Watches Ie~eirg and Foacy Goods-This evening, ut
Il o'clock, nj Sales Room, without reserve. n YER
large and extensive o Watches the
quality gold guards brens and fob chains keys pencils
and pens bracelets brcastpins, cuff pins earrings and
finger rings, &e Also. extensive assortment of
low priced Jewery, suitable Tor the country trade.
Dealers and others will do well attend the sale.
every article will be warranted represented. Sale
positive. MOSBY h GARLAND. AUcT's
N. B.--The goods will be sold private sale through,
the day. dts
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Arran cement of the Mails, Aug. $50

NORTHERN.-Arrives from Charlottesville on the
same heretofore viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays. Schedule time OF arrival, "a Leaves on
SUNDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays, at m.
PACKET MAII.-The Packet brings a Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes Mon
DAYS w edneslays and Fridays. On Monday morning. a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet.
RAILROAD MAlL-Mai's are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 M Tor Forrest Depot Liberty,
Buords Big Lick, Saem Sc, and Tor Fincastle and Tor
the present, all the watering places
BY the Railroad are also sent, Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays mails Tor Bedford Floy and Franklin.
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURGM AIL-Ar-
rives daily, except Sunday, at Gap. m.
Lea daily, except Sunday, at hali-past six.
FARMVILLE-Anives daily, except sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West of that city Leaves daily from
II to ~ p. m, except Saturday night.
DANVIILE-Arives,s as heretofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS leaves as heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. M.
PEDLAR MiLLS-Arriyes, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between 10 and Il a. Leaves about
p. M, same days
g. Mail closed at p. m.
e. On Sunday morning, the office will be kept open
for one hour att or the Mail is ready for delivery
Aug 1S-dts WM. M. BLACKBOARD, p. M.
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ISL Mn,u,s Co. Md. 1urn,t ISL. ISL.

81 NUyS Co, I'D, AuguSt 26Ih, I6JI
In the fall of 1850, applied to Mr. James Foxwell
for bushels of his large grain yellow wheat and offered
him Sc per bushel but he declined sell any, he i'm
tended TO all he had on his own account, and
anxious grow to test its quality, ind uced
him to let me have the five bushels to seed on his
account, and receive per bushe for all rnnde.
seeded the bushels 81 of fair ani the
age of my farm, and it yielded 1872 bushels of wheat
1t was seeded the 22d of October. q. II SMITH.
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SCHOOL BOOKs-JUsT received,

~ kept constantly on hand at the nea0 Commission
Bookstore opposite Harwck HonSe,' L,nchb"rg, Va.
Davies Mathematical First lessons in Arithme-
tic School Arithmetic, University Arithmetic, Eemen-
tary Algebra Practical Geometry, b. urdons Algebra,
Legendre's Geometry Surveying and Geometry, Calcu-
lus. Descriptive Geometry. shades, shadows, &c.
Smiths Crozet's, Pixies and Dodds' Arthmecs
Bullions. Clarks, Yields Buttons primary and Smith.
Grammars
Bullions classical series, viz Lat Grammar, Lat
Reader, Geasde, Salust, Cicero, Greek Reader First
lessons in Greek
Owens Greek Reader, Anabasis, Homer's Illiad
Zenophon, Odyssey Thucydides Robinson's CIR Test.
McGuffey's lat. 3D. 3D. 4th and 5th Readers
Demseders q q -
Parkers
Towns " -
Spoilers for - IVA s0rias.
Webster School and University Dictionaries.
Walkers do
The above with many other valuable books for Schools
will be Sold by wholesale retail, at prices that canno
fail to please. aug 20-dts o MORSE.
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dstounding effects ~! The mhole afflicted World Read
lady restored atter fmo gears sickness.


NORFOLK, Dec. g. 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer and Mowbroy-Hampton's Veget-
able Tctnre IL certainly working miraculous results
here in the why of cures but there be diff
dence the part Of those cured to give certificate,
which, in justice to the afflicted, should not exist.
could mention dozen of importance in which 1t
has been successful in curing the kind OF diseas
es; bot II appears them easily, and its effects
magical, they do appear be able realise
IL, though they perfectly satisfied thoy cured.
will mention two which have lately come
der my notice. lady who had been confined to her
bed for between one and TWO years, and whom tho
doctors had bdsn attending during that time without
amy success induced try the Tineturo, and af
TER taking the second bottle she enabled to be up
stirring about her housea thing she had done for
two years was informed by her husband who cali
ed on me- in perfect ecstacy. and sad he Ind at last
found the much needed panacea think he will fur
nish you with certificate Of the strongest character
Another gentleman informed me thur he had very
valuable negro far gone by disease that he
would have taken twenty-five dollars for her. but tho
first bottle effective that he felt confident Of
perfect cure Yours, respectfully,
JOHN X. HATHAWAY,
No 81 Main Street.
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~ We authorized to announce CHARLES c..
WINGFIELD candidate for the Office of Constable in
the 9Th District of Campbe county, place of X. F..
Walker resigned.
I11ln OG-tnif
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Yours, respectfully, Jas. l.. fohN ELL.
To Il " Mtdurn, Commission Merchant, Baltimore

seeded bushel and pecks of wheat bought of Mr.
Foxwe OF st Mary's CO., Mount Pleasant Farm,
Bait. 1t seeded late, under many dsnd anita
ges have rot the wheat thrnshed, but may safely say
there will be SO bushels, and much pleased with
it, that ] shall seed the most of what | raised.
July %, 1851. ELIJAH TAYLOR
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.


We have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay and r
M. Johnson-one from Capt Carrot brother to tho
eminent Physician the President of the French Re-
public who cured of "A Rheumatism off years stan
dng-also, from Robert Gaut Rheumatism seven.
years-Mr. Oldham, Baltimore Custom House, dread
tn of Dyspepsia, and from hundreds of others. All
must admit IL ere has been such Of testmo-
ny in favor ofany other medicine which is pleasant
and taken in such small quantities.
GREATER WEIGHT or TESTIMONY CAN
NOT BE GIVEN.
Were there many cures-wondertul cures
made by any other medcinef All we ask of the aict
ed is that they try Hamptons Vegetable Tncture, the
purifier of the blood and for all chronic diseases,
as Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scroula and all complaints
OF the stomach, bowels &c.
Pamphlets, with history of the medicine, with GER
tifcates of many wonderful cures may be had at the
stores having the Tincture for sale, gratis.
You owe it to yourself to call and get pamphlet, IL
may be the means of curing you For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Lynchburg,
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY Baltimore.
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CmEAP GOODs-FOR CAsII.--l am

4 NNEAP GOODS-FOK CASH.--T am
~ receiving large and complete assortment of
new SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
latest and fashionable vare- ties and styles i'm.
ported this season--whch ] am offering ut unusually
low prices. Intending tn sell for CASH mem to be
satisfied with small profits, and thereby will make ii
the interest ntull to give a eall-whch mou cor.
daily solicit from those having Goods 10 buy. will
promise mnny inducements in the why of Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock pick from
ms can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless give the heads branches
composing my stock, my long experience has uught
me the oevnry class of dealers. Suffice there.
fore to soy that feel assured nm fully prepared to
answer the demands ofa-nnd ask oil To Gull
march og-iftg JOHN G. MEEM
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seeded last year, nine bushels Of wheat, which /
bought of Mr. Foxwell, of st Mary's Co. from which
think shall certainly thrash from $50 to 275 bushels
LSigned: II THOMAS.
Near Chaptco. St. MARY Co. Md
The above wheat is for sale by
LEE 4 JOHNSON MAIN STREET.
Aug 20-2taw I'm Lynchbnrg Va.