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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
Fall Trade for 1852.

Fail Iradc GOT . 90
O,RRJEN. GRAFFLIN s, HANSON,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods.
NO. HANOVER ST., BALTIMORE.
TTAVE on hand and will continue to receive
III during the season, from the best sources, q
very large and desirable stock of goods adapted
TO FALL AND WINTER SALES, which they
offer to the trade upon as good terms as they can
be bought in any other market
Country Merchants arc invited to an examina-
ton of our stock, as we arc prepared to mako it
to their interest to do so. We shall make daily
additions of the newest and most desirable styles
of Goods, as they make their appearance thereby
rendering our stock at all times desirable and at
\. B.-Particular attention given to Orders.
O'BRIEN, GRAFFLIN & HANSON.
Baltimore, August 1852. au26 Sm
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Law Circular.

G. SNETHEN, WASHING
" TON, u. c., continues to practice Law OK
clusively in the Supreme Court, and to attend to
cases before Congress;
To prosecute claims and settle accounts against
the departments, bureaus, and boards OF COM
missioners;
To procure patents for Inventions, at home and
abroad, and to obtain pensions and bounty lands;
To collect debts, dividends legHcics, and II,
heritances in any part OF the United States ana
in foreign countries;
To make Investigations of funds in loans and
stecks, and on bond and mortgage, and to nego-
tent-rights in any state of the Union. au96 If
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NOT GONE!
But Moved TO Pike Street.
WOOl-Carding at PaIatine.

woodworking at PaIattme.
THE subscriber takes this method Of inform
i ing all those who may have wool 20 card,
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES, which will DO propelled by steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard TO high or
low water, during the cnrding season.
The public may rely upon this bOing cer-
tain and sure point at which they can have their
carding done promptly and well. So bring on
your wool.
TERMS cents per pound, Cash, or cents
for trade or OH credit. N. G. COOPER.
Pnlatine, May 10, 1889. -.r
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A LARGE lot Of CHEAP TIN WARES On
a land, and stu misunderstanding. =.
5sas 3 So g; " s,sITH
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RamIz Note List,

, Vifginin.
Bank of Potomac
Bank Of Virginia
Bank of the Valley i
Cor. Alex. Scrip 10
Elk. Blk. Of Virginia !
FRS Blk of Alex. /
FRS Blk Of Yirg. / Z
NJ. s. NJ. Bank IL
n. w. Blk of Va. NJ
Maryland.
Blk of Baltimore 9s
Blk Westminster 2
Chesapeake Bank u
@. % FRS blk Bait. e
Gum. blk Alleg'ny 2
Far. blk Md. ~ 2 3.
T. &c NJ. Bank ~ i
r. 81 Mer. Bank II
Far. & Plant'rs Blk y
Fell's PIT. & So, In. l
Franklin Bank q
Fred. Co. Bank X
Hagerstown Bank IL
Havrc de Grace blk
Marine Bank i
Mechanics Bank q
Merchants Bank y
Mineral Bank II
Patapsco Bank II
Salisbury Bank
Union Blk of Md. Il
Wash. Co. Bank IL
Western Bank 81
Ohio.
Blk of Circleville IL
Bank of Geauga IL
Bank of Massillon IL
Bank of Norwalk sc
Bank of Sandusky sc
Bank of Wooster 50
Canal Bank IL
City Bank, Gin. IL
City blk Cleveland ~
City blk Columbus ~
Clinton Bank ~
Commercial Bank III
Dayton Bank IL
Elyria Exc. bank Ia
Exchange bank ~
Franklin blk, Gin. ~
Franklin blk Colum. ~
Firm blk GAINESVILLE ~
Lafayette bank ~
o. L. In. 81 Tr. Co. ~
State b'k q Branch. l
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

1lo James Martin, William Martin, Jglnn b.
i Martin, MarahRll Martin, CPueliua II. Wif8
son and Rachel his wife, ate Rachel Martin 49,,
Langhorne and Mary Martha HE wife, John ~
Wilson, William Al Wilson, .Sussn Ann. Will
son, BeDlamiu Wilson, Phebo Amp Wllson, AisF-'
garbt T. Wilson, a. &. Hayden aud Mary bic efifeF
William r. Arnold, and Susan b. biz Wlisi jane
Martin In her own right, and ~ tlio widow of
William Martin decd, and also % pdniplgtFRs,
trix OF tho oatatt o. the haid Hliah.
Martin, decd, Wellington Martin, Granville
Martin, Luther Martin, Lafayette Martin, BonlAsi
min r. Mcclellan, and Emily Ann hia WiloJ John
II. shuttiewprth, and LIoulGa llih Wife Take po-s
tice that on the llth day % 0ktobsf 1859 - lisl
dwelling house Of Mafphsll haEtip, ID tIioT t4Nn
Of MooTheld, Harrison county, Ohio, Wo Ahall,
pfo6tcd to take the depoaiti6n Of tiib SID hsf1
shal Martin, 70 be usD4 - evidences for ~. hpohs
the boaring Of q Gauge 99w pending IN CbanPeat
~ In the Circuit Court Of Harrison county, w,
ginis, wherein Wo are compliments, and you ato.
defendants, and n from any eanse tlle taking Oh
the said deposition shall not be oelpUgneoq.i or
being cOmmenced shall not b com leted ~ that
day tho taking Of the safno viii BE- from
day 10 day, until the said doToaition shall b oPfna
F'ss,t AGSrORPIurts wEBNfNoEfs
ON MARTHA WERNINGBhf az HoY
sept - moil
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Wool CnrdinG.

FINHE subscriber respectfully informs his cus-
j. toners and tho public generally, ugt ~
will have his carding. Machines AT The Point
Steam Mills, IN first nite order, aud ready 70
give entire satisfaction 10 oil those who may fg4'
VOF him with call. will haVe my onglhe .lnn
good repair by the ume water fails, and peraonea
coming from distance witl tbeff grinding will
find II 10 their advantage 20 bring tielf wool also
TO me, az shall spare no pains 70 aoc0hmoditoi
them nt the shortest notice, @
TERMS.--EiYo Oents. per pound, ehab, or
country produce GA cents II charged, The
highest cash price win be paid for al kinds of
SAMUEL R.sTgEIeail
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mor-EXeneer HVanfetl.

A GOOD bar keOkor who nndeTHtAndA k0nnInR 4
IA books, Is offered q permanent and ndvAhtls I
geots situation In ahghly respectable Hotol.S lit
must DO we'll qualified, and Ofunimp0aeable ms
tegFity. For further Information apply ~ 1thiav
ofhco. ~ M 4
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

We wcre present for q short time the Ball given at
the Easle Hotr Thursday night and could mot help
feeling somewhat surprised the slim attendance
Pecially when We knew that the worthy landlord had
spared psins expense to make the occasion mos.
gu, and happy We presun however that the ex-
aggerated reports Of the prevalence Of small pox in our
town. kept many away who would otherwise have been
present Those who did attend though, seemed to make
ample amends for the paucty Of numbers by the spirit
and energy with which they entered into the dance.
which kept up till the "wee hours' Of morning. Of
the SUPPER we hardly know how speak. The pro-
fuse abundance Of good thngs. and the and
taste displayed in their arrangement well calcua-
ted tickle the palate and please TIE eye Of the most
fastdous, and afforded proof conclusive that
Of the Eagle is completely fat in such By
the way learn that Mr.. Raine expects le.ve our
town to take charge Of the "Csbsll House," in
Lynchburg, whore. trust he will with the lib
eral patronage which his worth and his great
and excellence landlord render him 90 justly
deserving of.-FMmvi1e Journal ie Silt
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MASONIC INSTITUTE, 0ERNANTON

iNM ASVNAN 1N0 O6s OkAMAN1ON
WI N. C.-In advertising Institution, we do
not intend to hold out inducements which cannot be
realized Contrary many educational enterprises Of
these latter days, we arc resolved humbug the
community BY pretending to what We are not. II lib
srl expenditures Of labor and money avail place
Institution emnsnos that few can boast, Il
shall be dove One session hasust closed and high
est expectations have been than. accomplished
EDIFICE, ETC.
The Bdi6ce 10 . large brick building comprising o.
Parments the largest of which il used for the School
Room, and will accommodate 50 Students eseh one pre-
vided with chair onddesk The other are spproPi-
ated to REGULATIONS, to the Library, Museum, Labor
atory and Principals Study The yard 10 tastsfuy
closed and is adorned with IS flower mounds Of var
Gus sizes which cultivated by the young gsnilsmen
in the hours Of recreation.
LABORATORY, LIBRARY. ETC.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston superior st Of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus to cost loss
than $500 Lectures will be given in the Laboratory
before all the students during November. A LIBRA
RY Of upwards Of 800 vols the greater part Of which
ere new Books. will he opened weekly for tho benefit
bove 400 different mineralogical and geological speei
mems. Lectures in minesalogy sndgeoosy will BE- de
livered in October.
-. SESSION, TERMS. ETC,
The next session will open. June 10th, and continue
~ weaks Terms per Scholastic gear, In the lowest
branches Of English el4: in the advanced go;
and the classics go. Several Of hest families have
opened boarding hoses and will furnish excellent board
washing fuel ghts and servants attentions for
Is per month. Germanton il located in . high region
u country and is very healthy
INSTRUCTION, GOVERNMENT ETC.
The Principal with assistants compose the board of
Instruction. Perhaps institution exhibit
perfect system and regularity both in and Of school
than and whnt renders the organization
plete tho students with each other in preserving
unbroken.
Young men. from the superior advantages afforded
them for acquiring an accomplisRed edHeaOa can be
ekAk 6.IIA ~
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VALLEY UNION 0Eu1uARYs (Leos-
~ It Bsaasss GWAgA)eT inssitusiea viii be
cr<ned E~ ysssg Lsaiss - shs 3esh q Jolly. The
&c aaA Colssiass Pspils II any dsgrse u
wiI, thessfss b adaitsd. Csndidases for gaAusaoa
would do vel themsavss with fhe sssitssnn
ssry seags In their education practicable, asd
coueinue until DIZZY have cspieted tbs Il ssdy
psass incurred By siaisg Psu6cency in soos brsnch
Of study whe sshe negeeted. IL 10 advisable.
from many coasiaeEusioas % Pursue regular eourss
from the beGinaing.
The iasss.ion i furnished with Musical Iasrume.es
| and Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus The az
tsaave Readisg-Roem AID several Librsri~s to which
the pupils have sccess, will afford ample means Of
ploymest for Ill leisure moments.
All Text Books and secessary seatssary srs furnish-
ed. ON the Prsmisss, ss Richmond prices.
OFFICERS.
Cha. L. Cooke. A. N, Principal and 1assructos in
English and Mathematics.
Mr.. VIM. II. Pleessnss instructor in Ancient Lam
| guagss and Natural Seiesces.
Prof. J. A. r. Winkler, Instructor in Music, Modern
Language and PAiatisg
Miss Bette Jursy. Assistant in English Deparmsat
lady Of experience, in whom parents and guardians
may rlaes confidence. will act .. govsrnsss The num-
Der Of officers will bs increased should the patronage
demand 1t.
Special Atisnton IL given to the anners and morale
Of the pupils.
Parents and guardians requested to give p.rtieu
lar direction in regard visiting receiving visits and
correspondence.
In addition morning and evening worship. the pu-
pile enjoy religious privileges every Sabbath, but the
incubation i secsaras principles csansenaneed
Tho Boarding Department il under the supervision of
the Principal and his Lady
For farther particulars circulars will Be- free Of
postage to all who may :gply;
The session Of 10 months opening the Goth Of July
and continuing eothe LIST Of June following. with
Of days Christmas divided into Terms of
nonths each Pupils may enter for the sesson for a
single Term. 1t highly important to enter II the be
ginning Of Term.
For board (includng every ,em) and tuition in Eng
lish for the session Of 10 months. 4l20.0O
For tuition in either of the Foreign Languages
Ancient or Modern. $1,000
For Instrumental Music with Of instruments $40 90
For Vocal Music. $500
For Drawing or Pointing, $1,000
For Circular and Catalogues, $l.OO
No additional charge il made for remaining the in
continue through year by paying for board in
vacation, tho additional sum of SIS. Payments to be
made half in advance and half the close Of each
Term No deduction for absence except in of
trnctcd illness.
Y Tho waters At these Springs-White Sulphur
Chaibeate and Limestone, considered highly condu
Give to health.
Pupils from the east reach the institution by way Of
Cann 10 Buchanan, thence by Stage Hacks directly
to the Springs Those who prefer by the Vir-
gina and Tennessee Railroad. will stop Big Lick,
where they will find convcnences to this place
BY order Of the Trustees.
june 3-~sw C.L. COOKE.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,. Nay 60
The President ot the Senate laid belne the
body cosumunics ton from the Secretary of
the Treasury. made in compliance wah res
olu,ion az the Senate Of tho 18th iust-. calling
fur statement 10 relstiontc q charge. viii h
/, wsa rejected, in the account 1t David Tod,
late Minisser to Brasil Tor a,oney ,dvanced to
VIM B. Anderson; Who was sent to the Uni
ted States a. q witness, which wss referred to
the Committee On Commeree, and ordered to
be printed.
CHE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law.
Mr.. Sumnes presented the petition Of the
representatives Of the Religious Society of
crien,ls in New England. asking that the laws
Cor the delivery of fog,ive slaves may be re-
peeled.
The following is the concluding part Of the
unemorial, via:
- I've sheresore. respectfully. but earnestly
and sincerely. entreat you to repeal the law Of
the last Congress respecting fugitive slaves;
first and pnneipslly. because Of its injustice
TOW ards long sorsly-oppressed and deeply
injured people; and secondly. in order that we
toxp,hef with other Conscientious su6er-rs.may
he exaggerated from the penalty which it im-
poses on all Who. in fsiihfulaess to their Di. inc
Master and discharge Of the obligations to
their distressed fellow-,nen. feel bound to reg
ulate their conduct. even undo, the heaviest
peaal,es which man can iniict for % doing.
by the Divine injunction. "All things whatso-
ever you would that men should do to you, do
ye oven unto them;" and by the other COM
mand nent. Thou shalt love the Lord thy
Gsd with all thy heart. and thy neighbor a.
shysslf"
ave fervently desire that He who hath de-
clsrcd unto His servant that il is righteous
ness which exalteth nation. but that sin Is a
r<prosch to any people. may rplenish your
hrsrts with wisdom and enable you to do
justice and Judgment speedily. that so tho
blessings s'f such ~ are ready to perish may
come upon you. and the peace and welfare Of
our beloved country; may be promoted AMI
established upon permanent basis; for the
work Of righteousness shall be peace. and the
effect Of rghtcousness. quietness. and assur-
anes forsver!'
Mr.. Summer said: This memorial 10 recon-
mended 10 " l.y the high character Of the re.
!, he;ous ASSOCIATION from which it Proceeds-
! men no sninele rarely in political s6airs. but
with ausleve rules s~ek to carry the Christian
sirtues into civil and social life.
The Presiden, pro tenn. The Chair will
Asyese inssrPose. No remarks are In order
before the memorial = received.
Mr.. Sumner. have but very few words to
-udd. propose 10 move . relsren~e OF the
memorial to the Commitsee on the Judiciary.
The President. The Chair states that the
Senator may STATE the cons~nss Of the memo
moral Il i net in order To enter into - dis.
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1 AND FOE sALE.-My land heretofo

T AND FOR SALE.-My land heretofore ad.
IL vertised lying the Of South Fork,o Rock
6sh River, in the comfy Of Nelson, will sell the
highest bidder, the 7th day Of April fair if not
the fair day thereafter II contains between rec
and SOC Acres, and can be conveniently divided
into Farms with good Dwelling Houses on each.-
This Farm lies beautifully and Is fine Wheat and To-
bacco Land any in the county and clear e any son,
or deccptous places will refer =. one wishing to
purchase Mr. Francis Allen formerly of Augusta
i'll should not be ut bomc who will give full and fair
description Of the land any wishing examine
the same he lives adjoining and ownsa Part Of the
original tract.
TERMS.-One third cash, the balance in one and two
years. and to carry interest from the day of sale.
ALso-At the same time, | will aell 260 ACRES Of
fine Tobacco Land lying adjacent the first mentioned
tracr. and some LIKELY YOUNGNEGROES, amongst
them first rite cook. washer and ir0ner.
GEORGE H. CRAWFORD
Greenfield, Mellon co., Va,
March "a, 1852.
N. B.-The above advertised property IL sold
and be bought privately and bargain had. ~ an,
anxious leave for Texas this Spring Terms can be
altered in the way Of cash to suit purchasers.
It has been said BY good and disinteresed judges to
he the mosi beautiful place in the county.
April 1876 G. H. CRAWFORD
r. s. If the above property il not disposed Of pri-
vately BEFORE j, will DO sold public auction the
10Th day Of June. GEO. H. CRAWFORD.
Nav l7--t1Oje
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- - 4 2
poniag the electss q O15eare By the joint vote
# etwe. Hesses. III ssesnpa Of asrssing To
III 0snsees ssselssioa vss agsin snbm;sasd to
tie Hoese. - - klosss agnia cosesses1 in
de sseolesien e. postpoaing cid elections un-
al shesxaR ssasipa in November ncxt-Ayes
eo,nsse 8. saa
Mr. Ta<sesro, ffum ths majority Of the Com.
aissss Il Couves Of Justice. made . report on
the cess 81 Jordan Hatcher and the communi-
cssioas sfshs Exssseive in relation to the con-
snssseioa II shs psnishmeat of enid lHascher.e.
The Connistes rscommcud that the Houss
adaptths following rssolu,ion:
Hesslcsj. That while THE House respectful.
y. bet distinctly dissenss from the doctr.ncs
in,erureted pravious 10 the me..a~e az TN. leth
= M.x. Il cine. ;es s.,;sf.c,;oo a the .en,;.
meats proclaimed in the latter mrssaee, and
in eoueussenss il the legal views Of The Exe-
cueivo voneniue1 therein, except % Ear a. not
10 express IN opinion Of the correctpsss Of the
conciusion Of tlss Executive a. to The propri@sy
Of shs ssnmusatoa Ct the punishment OF the
slsve.
Mr.. Wallace presented to the House the COL
lowing preamble and RESOLUTIONS, for adop-
ton:
: Whereas, il l. represented to the General
Assembly that . position is about being present
ri u tho Congrsas Of the United States by
John H. Saunders, Reuben Clements and Tho
= mas B. BirRsr, Cor themselves and their COM
rsdes. who served in the company commend
I'd by Capt Richard Nc Rae. ~ the Pesershurg
volnn.eers, in the war Of 1912. asking that the
svrviees ofthat gallant band. and the heirs Of
tbo,e deee,scd. NAV receive the pay and emo
Iuneuts tn which they were by law entitled;
and whereas the people Of the Commonwealth
Of Vireiuis remember with just pride the Ger.
y;ess ma conduct Of ths feser:burg volun-
,e.r,. whose merit vas nobly as,esscd. BY the
following General Order. dischargingt hemf from
sssvies:
Ssss sg oENEnAL onDens.
Head Quarters, Dsfno"'
l7th October. 1913.
The term Of service TOR which the fesersoarg
volunseers were engaged having expired. ,ney
sss permitted to commence their march I" Hir'
ginia ~ soon . they eau ne tFensPos'eo =" ''o
south side Of the lake.
In granting discharge 70 TINS Pa'nouc sru
gallant corps, the General feels at At iose tor
words adequate to convey hs sense oil tne'.
excited merits. Almost exclusively composed
efindividusls vho had been nurssd in the lap
IT case. they have Tor twelve months. borne
shc hsrdships and Privstions OF military nie
in the midst Of an inhosPitable wilderness. with
chesrfulness and alacrity which has never
heeu surpassed. Their conduct IN the held
has been cxceIled by no other corps; and whist
in camp, thsy have Get an example q! suoo'o'-
nation and respect for military authority, to tho
AZ Al ia
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fRlnAY. Nav q

.ass FRsDAv. May q.
In the Senate, yesterday. the D.6cieaey bill
was ordered to be cegrossed for third read
ing, oil the amendmeaia having been disposed
Of. inciuding that granting additional eomPen.
sasioa 10 the Collins line cf steamers, which
was concurred in by vote of-yeas II, nays
-. The Senate I'd iosraed aa,;l Moadsy.
In the House Of Representatives The bill
granting lands to Missouri in aid Of tho con-
s,ruesion of certain railroads therein was pass
ed-yeas los, uays 76.
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VIVA gILL4 De. THE NEXT III
From the Baltimore Patriot.
Beautiful Planes.


Msssrs. knsbs, Gehle e. Go. have now In theis were
rooms Dutaw street. several magni6ccny baassifal
Pianos, which may well csim the attention, thss d.
Of all who delight in the sounds Of music. Ths
tones and character Of the pianos made BY this houss
have repsation that with I'll the isenss forcss r
workmes they keep constantly employed, makes h ~
hcut TO supply tho demands, whichave made from Ill
parts Of the country for their Instruments Thsy are
constantly sddint their force and extending their ~
tabshmens TO keep up with the demand q 6is O
they But they have now in their wsrerooms Eve
pianos, the tones Of which delicious, and he work
msnship complete. The rosewood work, = adornsA
with flowers, which insid upoa is sides and hpas
and give them gorgcousnsss and nchnsss thss ~
really beautiful. Thee who would like u - thea
can have an opportunity BY calling early u The wsgs-
rooms.
D. B. Payne ssent foe he shove and has eeol q.
sorsnent o. hand. May 2s-insf
TVO FARMERS, PLANTRR0 AND
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mh&k,
AENT NANVFAcTORY Lys3byes-fAs sss-
scrhsr formsry Of Baltimore. whsrs b vas sssosisssl
with simiar Establishment tekss this msehed 70
form the public in general thst be has ePensd Ware
room and Factory on Main esrsst, opPosiss bssss's
most approved Implemsnss " Hupbandy. sd LebeFs
saving Machnes and pledges himssf s6af Ill articles
cold BY him shall be Of his manufacture equal :.
al respects to simisr i.Pemssts made % Imported
from Other States. He therefore inviess u public -
examine for themselves before purchasing el4syhpee,
the following various kinds-Porsabls md 9ssreesy
Horsspowsr, Thrsshsrs. Fsas, Gtrag - eestabls
Cuassrs, Oosr 0hsllsfs, Harrows, Cssivossss, Hows
esd Gag Plows-Mais Gsrsss Lynehbsrs. Yisyiaia.
Rspainsg dos with sxnedjdop sad Sdelhy.
(yes1 s-lyl 4. ". Whit.
VIM. Ia 0QGQlNa .ATT0DNRY AT
~ WHAnspds rgslesay Al Cesstl a 4tenk.
~ VII = thoss u Bs6 Asy Rseiadss sss1sss
= e = 80 ~ ssss,vs 'sss ssssssoa = sss ss5
49, "9tseF hriass, ssessasssau ""
IA ~. TyFSsSs"-- zafHss IN ,;aesta H. Ass.s.a M
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basiness under myers sams year two siscs. Soc.
took the above motto and having saricty adhered
il. esdcsvoring make my lss ~xfssiiy tes.fGai To
the psrehassr and myse Isew. under The SAME rule,
oGsr to ssr~y gsasrous cemsay, probably he snes,
extensive assortment Of DrSss and common BOOTS
valises, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas Shoe Thread ssd
o<hsr articles belonging my businsss. that has
been presnicd the citssas of Lynchburg and thoss
who purchase in this market.
Ny experience in ny i-iness. having paid errfss.r
attention To tor twenty five y"srs. my acqwaan
lance with Manufacturers and dealers. and my loni
residence in Lynchburg. quali6es me 10 P"rsfe my
selfto do as well a. the best, and 90 1t Is.
nm very thankful for the liberal patronage received
and shall strive To secure its continuance.
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LNOR SALE..-The undersigned has for =
l. sale two Houses and Lot,-the houses are -
brick and recently built, with all necessary houses
and well Of WATER and the lots contain hrecfourths Of
coch. This property is situated Immediately
in the ncghborhood Of D. B. Psynes. and opposite
Edmund Logwood's, and desirable family residences.
have for sale also, three building Lots In the
neighborhood. each containing one
For terms, apply to Greed T. Wills in the absence
Of the undersigned WIN. DANIEL, in.
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