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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24
GEffEMA OIL.

SELLING OUT.
Owing to i'll health, J.. Il Gray a,
" withdraws from the firm Of Scott "a
& Gray the first of next year-prepara- II
tory to which, the stock now on hand will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. Gentle
men wishing to appear in ''goodly apparel,' p
would do well TO give us call We have a
superior stock of Cloths of all colors and quail
titles; Doe Skin and Ga{simcrcs, Coatings,
lTweeds, Drillings. Vesfings, Sergcs. SILK and
Cotton Velvets, Velveteens, Linens, Hollands,
ICravats, Handkerchiels, Hosiery, Satinets,
Hats and Gaps, Boots aud Shoes, Umbrellas,
Walking Canes. etc. etc. In fact, every aarti-
Gle necessary TO rig gentleman up 50 that he
will DO to pass Give US a call, if you want
anything in our line cheap. Tailoring
of all kinds done as heretofore, in the most
fashionable styles in durable manner, at
moderate rates. Come and see n
SCOTT & GRAY.
Oct 6 1853.
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sHElBfglLLE lEN,

THE undersigned, having pIr- ,z.r
Il chased the entire property known 80
as the !ShelbyviEle Inn, and expecting to SS3szI
officate asetandlord of the same during W.
the balance of his life, would respect
fully announce to his old friends and the public
generally, that he continues at bis old stand,
where he has been for the last fourteen years.
From the long experience in his business, he
hopes 70 continue to give general satisfaction to
all such as may favor him with a call. His Ia
bic viii be as good as the market can possibly
afford Prices moderate. Rooms neatly fitted.
Passengers with their baggage. stopping at the
Inn, conveyed to and from the Depot free of
extra charge [Sept. 22] D. S. EVANS.
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Hardware. Cutlery, Queens ant

Glass Ware very large and we'll as
sorted stock
We donot, in order TO sound large say that
we want 100000 lbs of Feathers, etc. but we
do say that We viii take aby amount Of BARTER
usually Sreceiyed, in payment for Goods. For
instance. Wood, Fehthers, good Socks and Jeans
etc. etc. sept. 30 l. E. TUCKER & co.
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Sugar and MOIasses.
SundrieS.
Second the Motion, Mr. President. y

- IF you want to get the
1sslS worth of your money in GtoI Far
,ty Groceries, give MS call, north SHE of the
Public Square, before purchasing elseY here.
Feb. 10. HOLMAN d HARDIN.
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Declining Females.

| We urge you by all means to peruse the fol-
lowing:
| Crrt-rrco1- Al, Nox- If 1881
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-24

| FOR eEnTlEnlEN.
Cloths. Cassimer4 Is aud yestfngs; fashionable
Hats; Satinets; Twe eds; Blankets, Of the finest
kind, Boots and Shoes, a great variety; Tn
der Shirts, all sizds; Drawers. to fit anybody;
ready-made Clothing, Of all kinds and quality;
Gloves, kid and wpolen, fine stock togeth er
with almost every article necessary to complete
Il 81. IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-24
In Immense Coal Field in Market.

'tNilE undsr.eucd leased Ter ileen year. G al
L held oh New Ryef. Montgomery County. within
~ seN' miles al the Depot of the Sirgina aud
Ta iee--ee Rail fan, at ,ew River.
SUCH. The aedleas quantity aud superofii, a. this
Cal, lhat the , Stoned Is induced from its great
Naluc and nane rtuhtahlenesz, II invite attention To-
WHnd-ii lr thr put ~e of prasutog additional aid in
Is nnhagemea liz will dspasr OF hi. interest alto
., tier such arrangements may b. aeeepla-
lie my VIM ,utS be tuengage In tie en
'eprite Ills lease fifteen with tho undi.r
Ia, rfghtn way over the laul-, u.e OF Timber e..
Aud the privilege secured uiier the fifteen years
pr II fen,o,nf all tie Cnal Which may lie ra.ed
thu time
The proximity Of This magnificent mine of wealth l.,
tie greut Improvement II the State, und being exactly
IA the linz I tho branch Rai.Roia. down New Rv.u.
IRE considerations which must make 1t ol grrnt value
40 diztant,lny.
Tie liberal policy which the Virginia aud Tennessee
Rnl-ltnad Company are pursuing-hy running arm.
Tor the development III The 4, mineral of
the South wc.is anohl consideration which will en-.
lance he value of the coa.hods dosiic hrng in
the market.
All communications the subject will receive prompt
Intention nnd every facility IN making personal ohscrvn
TONS afforded hN the subscriber
have appo nted Ino. Il. Lee Esq, of l., nehhurg,
my agent 10 receive communications ind enter into
Eotnons concerning future operation IN this enterprise
Either Mr.. Lee myself will respond promptly To all
COMMUNICATIONS
My dress is Blacksburg Montgomery County, Va
2S-dSc2mf ISRAEL PRICE,
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Grocery, Com mission ~ Forwarding
IL ISEN EA@

in MI il. branches. Having nude cxlcns,se arrange
nont. far SHIPPING Il FORWARDING Goods and
Produce and from this plnce he viii be found ready
Al all times To accommodate those WIN may favor him
with fhrii patronage. His store will at all times be
found supplied with every article suiube 10 the WANTS
ot lis customers
Pc sons forwarding by tina inc wi fnd it much to
their adyautago he will nj all time insure the great
dispntch, having L,ne Of Bac1Hr from his point
nning up the river also, direct line ol HeiPh BOATS
between Buchanan Lynchbufe and Richmond, ul OF
which ara under the snperinlendnnee of experienced
md rust worthy managers, thereby rendering il the
fest aud pedtious line centeriog this pl
The subscriber viii olso purchase nll kinds Of
Produce brought II his marhc; giving nj all Times
the best market price either Ia cns or Barter
W. A. WHITE,
nug23ta BBchanan Va.
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SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
Ia 60

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
pot IN Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
ut clock, A M, ani arrives Burkeville at the In
tef'ectl"n OF the Richmond and Danyillc Ruil-Rond
at ~ cockA. connecting bythat Road with Mcssrs
u lagg X Co Stage Line or Charlotte Court Il Sc
Halifax Court House, Danylc and Greensboro' n c.
ana arriving ut Rice Station at 10 25 A. M connecting
there with Mcssrs. Fhsg. Caldwell & Cos Stage Line
Tor farmvic nd Lynrhburg.
Returning the tlain leaves Rices Station n a. p M
ara burkeVtlle ut "a p. arriving in Petersburg il
time tor the trains going North or South connect ing
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatlox Rui
hoadwit the splendid nships Roanoke and Inmes
t'wn tor Ncw.lork which leave City Point al 7,r NJ.
and every "Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point NJ the same hour.
ssengers prelcniug remain in Petersburg the over
night can take thu morning train North AT IA A. NJ.
the james River Boats Tor Old Point Norfolk aud Bn
more at 8, M the for the South, at 9 o'clock
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured
the annexed lntes
Between Petersburg and Lynchhure. through in
sixteen hours, .--....--.....-. .-.--..----. % 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet sulphur
Springs through in Two Days, Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Between Petersburg and W hte Sui phur Springs,
through in two days. --#.--.--..-.--.. 10 90
Between Petersburg Danyillc through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours ............ 8 %
Between Petersburg GIee sboro', N. C., thro'
in two Days .........#............. 10 90
Between Petersburg md Salisbury. N. C..throurh
in two days...--.. 49,. II 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte, ..--...--..$ S 90
freight train l,nves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday. Wodnc sday and Friday morning at g, M.nnd
returns the days Any person wishing the
rates If freight obtain freight list by calling u1on
the Agent the Petersburg Depot.
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ry,O THE PEOPLE OF Lynchb"rg.

i ADAMS y cos. Expresses onri DdHH, trffdtH
nnd Cheap facilities ir obtaining goods of all deserip
tim. from all parts OF the United Stutea,
We hive secured Special Express Privileges oh The
swim md Jdmcsiorn.aHd Roanoke, 'avnR
Nnw.f"rk, "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving In Rich.
'nond Friday aud Monday Of eneh week. by this line
prepared IL lorwstd goods Of all descriptions ~
very low rites Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Dnvenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Potfcrage.
Our inland express per Great u. \ Mail Li.c, CO n.
ties MS heretofore, To arrive in Richmond Truce ID,
The well-known character of our house for resp.i.
hlits aud attention tho interests of customers
warrants IA in saying TINT shippers will find II To ihet
interest In order their Goods through adams g. 60.
Etpre@" ADAMS & CO,
per HIM. N. Mosby, Agent,
ly26'iid Lynehbhrg Va.
N. B.-Gnods Dispatched to all points where Nc hav'
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4 TEACHER WANri., !.

"A OF New Londan Academy desir, IA Of ,ngaEnr
the services of tcaeher qualified take charge this
institution Tor the ensuing yent ing the fret
day Of January next. lie mu,t he we'll qualified To in
In tho usual branches Of English education in
the Latin and Greek languages md Mathematics; and
be prepared To take bhafde The Academy build
ing Is large and rnmmndous AMI .nted In healthy
AMI desirable part al the country. Tn, house for the
Principal Ia crnnrtnble, with The necessary ouhouscs
and garden. II IL gentleman Of science anil education
who hns spefcnee IN teaching, and who nd
vnncc the interests Of this institution respectable sau
~ n addition the fees Tor instruction, will b. given.
In the ahsen,e of tie President 81 tho b. ard. Judge
Fleming saunders, communications post.paiu may be
Addressed Ia the Treasurer Aex Irvine. New London.
Campbell county. Nn. nov IL .c3w
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The New York Herald says that the name OF
,e politician of y,who has been discovered to
adefauter in his financial affairs, is Bosworth.
l. is postmaster of the city.
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LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY
M r. R. POW ELL

- ESP RC TFULLY nnRounces to the Ladies oil
IL Lynchburg that he ill open u Ladies' private
dancing Academy on Church STU opposite the Wash
lngton Hotel, (lHvng rented private suit of puilors
for that purPose.) where will be taught all the
Latest and most Fashionable Dances
of the present day-in addition to the PLAIN STYLE
of Cotlion and WALKING. The following highly fash.
unable dances will be taught, viz:-Polka Masurka
Cling Temps Redoca Polentz, DeMr Temps. &c larius
Goiaza and CeciHian Waltzeswith the double Valves:
such as PoAka-Maanyho, Red0Ha -Mozurko, Sc-Also,
the Polha Maznrka and Rtdoma Quadrils. The sing lie
or fancy dances will be taught to those who mny wish
them-such Horn-pipes, Cachncas, CracoVienne,
Htghfdmt- Fling, LdSyighideS, Ell jae0 A9eS, DC. At
the same time will be taught entire system of Cal
i1heRc', such the of receiving, accepting in.
Producing, promenading, &c tending add ense and
.rnce 10 the general department of the scholar.
Mr. Powell having been employed for several years
past IN fashionable circles of the larger cities
OF the South and West he is prepared teach the above
anc in the latest and approved style. II e has,
also letters from several female scho ps in which he has
taught, of high standing; and from eminent men, GER
iifyus his standing and reputation teacher, which
he will be pleased To show 10 those wishing to patron
ize him.
An early application is solicited, as he only desires
small class-he being sufficiently large adj.
init Of teaching large
The gentlemen of Lynchburg are respectfully inform
ed that he will open a CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN as
as he obtain sufficiently arge-Notice
of which will be given through the daily paPels of the
city.
Ladies and Gentlemen making up private cltsses can
be waited their iesideuccs; OF, will be taught mt
the above named room any time when he is not en-
sagcd with the regular class
Hours OF tuition, for regunr class will be ON Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons. at ocIock-Com-
mencng on Tuesday next, the 22nd inst.
TERMS-$l0 for course of fourteen lessons.
To No gentlemen admitted, any time, except those
belonging to private classes and those only with their
respective classes.
:. Mr., Powell can be found al the Washington Hotel
when professional engaged.
1875
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One hundred and thirty shares of the stock III
e South Carolina Railroad were sold IN Charles
m on Friday last, at Sl25.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-24

GEORGIA. SESAToR.-Hon. Charles }. McDo-
IA was nomited for the United States Senate
/, tbo Democratic caucus of the Legislature, on
l. n;obt Of the 18th instant, on the seventh bal
|, # Is stated that the friends of Governor
'obb left the place i'll rage.
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IN PREss-A HISTORY OF sui IN
| EQUITY and of an Action at Cofn''o" N'"' y -
II Sands, Esq, ConseIIor at Law c.u ,ha .,.n.
,rL; , conraces minute nccount OF all the steps
us T, IN suit of Equity andan action at Law
ir,m their commencement, to their termination a aiso
the mod, of enforcing judgments or decrees' c
with tne and ecrces in Chaneery de
o[m non. and and judgments Common Law and pleas
and rcpcatons are appended and emp
~, viii be devoted specially to the praenGS |" '"'
ted States 0'u''' Publisher q. Bookseller, :.
Richmond, Va.
nov l4.ts
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line.
ON ard after this date, the departure of the Trains
~ will be as follows:


TBNHE hrauifGl and iavorile st@a"5 'ai = - n
i AUGI STA. under hr command OF S+--ozf5Sss1
Cnpts Nm C. Smith 80 long ~ myorall known 10
the travelling community the Poomar aud Jnmrs
Rivcr) Ina. re>um d her place H." line so nj Wal.
thall after having heen or,u2hy rebuilt ~ ltted out
in the most ,lcgat =, IT, ma lfishcd viii lille Boats,
Life prc-rry.i- Far,e Ioai,#, md al tn plancrs
required Ia Act Of Gongre-s To secure the ~ nj PISS
engers.
The Cars running nexon with the Augusta will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on every Nom
day Wednesdaynnd Friday morni LAT SO &c och, NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boais
have but u few steps walk TO the Cars.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
rate a, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. ut
7 o'clock, A. NJ. -.
Fare between Richmond aud Norfolk, &c,.-.-.. 81 %
Fare between Richmond, Cokes Rings Mill and
Grove w harti. ------ - -"
Children over three years and not over Twelve
years Of age, half price.
Meals each, w ~
Servants, through, ~
Servants my point on tire rver,..-..--.-- ! %
Meals, w %
nov 2-d3cts Thus DODAMbAD' ShR.
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rur CENSUS REPORT, &c.-A despatch from
Washington says: --...,,- nonor. with tbo ov-
..,, Of few pages has been completed, and
W aa,rse Of next week the office will be aban-
a 'l1 and the clerical force dismissed.
TL@ ontre work makes an elegant quarto vol
mo q" If $50 pages, and is executed in style
liz DiaI u effects infinite credit upon Gen. Robt
rm ,p the printer, and the gentlemen who
INTENDED its publication. A balance of
lsSooO of the appropriation for the printing re-
aims unexpended u,,oof
orain bolters in New York, and that the post
a.ters at Albany and Troy are in danger.
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IN cHASCERY.


Hhs defendant Charles Martin. having departed this
and WIN Organ having qualified as his admiristra
Of parties hi suit is rev we'd against him.
\ thereupon the came this day to be heard
ON the papers ormerly read, the answer of VIM. NJ.
pes, denosi'ions Of Witnesses and award of Chis-
! Dabney and Samuel Garland, and argued by
PnseI-On consideration whereof the Court doth al
orderand decree that the Commissioners of
Court do tnke, g. settle the following accounts,
i report the same to this
\ rst, Of Thomas Fox and VIM Organ as Commss-
receivers under former orders in this
Hecond, Of the balance due by Charles Martins rs-
ior the purchase of CO ia and child and for any
an' he may have received from Commissioners Fox X
gan out of the proceeds of the sale of Cen's Chill
b.
hrd, OF the parties entitled to the fund in the
d." Fox and Organ, due by Charles Martins es
as alol said and in what proportions thereof each
'GliCed.
j. o1rth Of William o gan administrator of Chas
TN, unless he admits assets sufficient to pay any
nee that said com'r may report against tim-And
re d. the taking OF these accounts may he given by
lea''on in the Lynclburg Vnginian weekly for one
mn Copy-Teste
JNO. ALEXANDER, OK.
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Thirty-one of the nine hundred officers OF the
Inited States Army have died off since the Isl
January last.
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,.ouI,Is PUBLISHES

MnKRE@ II
A T'in. Virginia Reports, Vols. A. an" o.
~ C"i . Vols,
Mas1ngtoi Casrs by Brorkenbroush and Holmes
rao. bise.ted Index of tho Vrsioia Reports, edition
I pser,yas- a1i F",n p b ,as ne" 0''''
late C,'nmenraries on the Laws ot F'rs'"'i-N
Vols: va
Robnson's foims' NOV li-tsl
Rubi ison's Practice.
1.l,nntiLie.. by
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ln Emerson and Jane b. his wife, in their own right
md as administrator and administrators of John NJ
Jones, de ID, David g. Talbot, Merit Talbot, VIM
NJ Jone., Chas NJ rtin and VIM. }. Harvey,
DefendaRts
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j. d. ALEXANDER, GIN


,,r. CAMPBELL G. H.. Nov. -, 1853
7 h. Poceed to the settlement of the accounts re-
r,. Tue foregoing decretal order on the 10th day
a, "eE.' ut which time the parties will please
i. Ga' G once at Campbell Court House, and all
erJ Claims against tie estate OF Martin Bar
~ d''ale hereby notified then nd there to rodure
2ie4w v,cp. Conn
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Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicul
Action Sewing Mae hines,


MHICH have acqcreI n uneqrsled reputation for
w excel enee. in all parts the world, for every
variety of Sewing offered ut the reduced eash
prices Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear prof
l the Of these machines il from $3.50 to $1,000
a yea.r depending the kind Of work done.
We wish emil The attention Of manufacturers par.
tioulary 10 our newly invented and entirely original
Machine to Sow with Single Thread.
This instrument Ia admirable in contriysaee. and
peri In its apei ntion ard result that il commands
the unqualified approval OF all VIII, understand the
of Sewing by machinery. For linen stitching this Is
the only mnchin. that make n steh. which will
maia islnei and beautiful after washing. For. shoe
work aud every of leather ing-bag making
Mattresses and all Sewing in which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM IS REQUIRED. the work of This machine
cannot be- equalled II is simple in It's eonsruc-
ton and much easl, managed and operated than
any other
Hereafter shall be prepared tn supply variety Of
Sewing maehinr.-eneh perfect AMI complete of Its
kind. Mt The following cash prices;
l. Needle and shuttle machine of rresen, style wood
en- box, 300 90
2 Needle and shuttle machine Of present style
on iron frame, silo 90
,. Needle and shuttle machine with newly in
vented feed suciion und checked spring, 3i25 90
4. Single threaded machines for linen and other
lieht Sewing. si2s 90
8. Single threaded machines for Sewing bugs,
sacks and carpet bugs, tl2s 90
leather stitching. si25 90
7. Single threaded machines with apparatus
To bind ma,tra.scs Se.. sla5 90
4. Single threaded machines, of extra size, for
quilting cont Innings, $40 90
D. Single threaded marhnes,of larger size.ior
quilting extra .ire Innings. $3.50 90
10. Single threaded machines adapted to lap
scanning coat sleeves. hc., $3.50 90
II. Eiubroidcrng Machine making orna.
mental stitch with two thirads, $3.50 90
-. Machines Of large size for Sewing
ings aud ship sals--with fixtures and up.
rurnius complication &iOO To 1880 90
Machines viii be fitted for any unusual popularity Of
work - rensonnbn terms. The Machines are securely
packed for transportation to any part Of the world and
full printed Instructions for using and keeping them in
order furnished with each machine.
Machine needles Silk twist spools-3 cord linen
thread &c. nlwayson hind and ~ sale lowest cash
prioea.
Principal oioo-No. 3o3 Broadway NY.
BRANCH oFfICEsi
81 south Fourth Street, Philadelphia 1853 Baltimore
Street Baltimore 25l Washington Sucet Boston; 197
Elm Street Cincinnati
nov % d3m l. NJ. SINGER a. co.
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rmRE suIsNG MACHINES and

III 10 II III i q WACT1TNES hNU
WHEAT FANS.--The intention Of tho public Is
espert1liy invited 10 stock of fbreshing Machines
md Wheat Fans, which substantially bull, und Of
lac most aPproscd patterns. Persons in need Of such
Implements would do well 10 give our stock cxnmi
aon. feel satisfied thni they will be pleased both
price prd craftsmanship.
All In ementi warranted to perform well.
~ II IL DlUGUID g. BROTHER.
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Y ANIED-i5O Ne.roes-To work o.

Tho v ~ WIS
yq,s lrg'nia & Tenn Rail-Ruai. the approac cir
lie co,rs. D. or which liberal prices vi be paid
asa a., pia ksmths, for strikers and Carpenter,
''' 'r'ired. Apply to
OF Ut, nv II, phAf, Agent
for Pa.S 2 eAsa X. x, %.
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COMPETITION Foundcry.-.Ga

COMPETITION EOundery.-.tul6o
" Nel4on county, Virginia DISSOLUTION An
drew j. link hns This day, Doe 13h A ID. 1882. pur
chased of Elias Lawet chis entire interest In the
hove Fnnndry. All debts due the firm ofZnk a. Law-
will BE- collected by Iink; also the dcbta due
from the will be settled by him, lie requests
persons having cnms against the bring them
In for settlement nso all who indebted the firm
will please call and settle
link 81 LAWRENCE
A link will continue the Foundry business tho
above rlnce. He respectfully socs the patronage Of
his friends and the public III is prepared furnish
all kinds of Castings, Mill Genring, Thresbing mach
ines Fence md Porch railing Hollow PlouRhs and
Plough en.tings of all kinds md sizes; ia short hc is
prepared do oil kinds of work done in other sim
inr Embellishments. job work and repairing done a.
short notice. ZlNk.
N B.-Mr. y. D. Lnwrcncels authorized TO settle
f me all the business If tho firm of Zin a. Lawrence
dec 23.cts A T.,
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FUN, WONDER AND DELIGHT !
AT MASONIC HALL Lynohburg.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!!,
lyman,
The yUnpicSnn mud Vn,.tc.Kn-.....

viii give series OF his POPULAR ENTERTAIN.
MENTS in the above Hall commencing ON
Monday Evening, Nov. 21st and continue till
Thursday, 81 H. inclusive
When hr will Introduce Experiments Amusing
Scenes in Ventriloquism and the ever-auehab life
moving and speaking Antomatoms.
ADMISSION, % cents; Children l25 cents
Doors open at 6d-Commence ut "a o'clock
~ Sec small Bills.
nov ~ Is J. TOY, dgenk
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pRCPARING FOR PUBLICATION

PREPAK1NG FOX PUBLSCH hON
At Greatly Reduced Prices - ~.
NoRRTS-Pa Publisher and B0oksei}er-91 MA"
n. STREE, RICHMOND, Va viii publish
Caps VIRGINIA Reports Vols. !, and 3,
u'nni'g ( Mnnford's Virginia Reports Vos
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