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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
WATLRiAG PLACES.
YELLOW sULpI1I. sPxING.

'INhlS delightful watering piacei> situated IN Mont
i gomery county, the summit al the AlleehaiY
Mountains. within three miles ii the "a. Tenn. Il
ut the Christansburg depot
We deem it unnecessary Ia say nnyihinr IN catn.
mrndotion of this II, 'rtnrs rlrai aulta
tion To many forms OF disease ,yc been know many
years; AMI 50 strung was tn public appreciation 81 ia
efficacy that nme when the difficulties ut access
wrrc nlmo' nsurmo rutahe. there e#aWd- IA reRu.
lar aud anxious attendance. And even Httfr II hat
nassrd iniu the hands ut individual WIN positive
irr.l,rl keeping it ptRrr Il r>utt, fherr
numerous applications Tor the hare privilege at aeruns
ing the rahUs Bni drinking the w gise belaw
the opinion ola physician ,he1 repnalpn-l
b years pnst--n> Ia IS meiietl qualities 10 those
dr>iug, together viii change 81 Nttef, change 81
1i and scenery theo Is certain al vHntae enus
situnuon in Ntgima The ihie, an outrageous foliage
at the surrounding loiest trees moved continually by
the Welcome hrerkes, would stem Ia Ind zHt'3ef
10 tue bent oi .umncreven IN IL mrfedi
The Yellow Sulphur Spring Company huyc not
spared expense L. mats TN, ri The pleasant
stumer retreat, ia the t1iun. The improvements
all new. ta,tctuy arranged aud beautiful. Thy iuse
been Fortunate in engaging tie services o Nperenced
and ski, al hust Dr. Glurh aud kind and nreum-
pushed hostess Mrs. DIR. DunNse whe hv then kind
attentions and uthnnc will enhance the general
atlra, tons Jilhe place.
between the Chnstinnshurg depot md the Spring
There is new aud IL graded tnrndke which will
be- found good hack accommodations rrg arlN twice
day
While wcwouid moi boast. would not dsguise our
sauguiuc expectation aud hopes. We firmly con.
WINGED that water di~tin suished, situation
advantageous aud eligible m every respect, with i'm
prnycuiruts handsome aud comfortable. uud
b,c from every poi I, will AT assume ot right it,
own propce stand among the pleasure rrsor. ol the
Union. I II fONLkES.
i. L. EDMuNSON.
luv 20.c3w II. GARNER.
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(SHcces-ors Ia fiuslcy X BIynnl)
Come Cary and 18th streets Richmond, Va,
4 RE rnw Receiving urge md well assorted stock of
n GROCERIES, recently purchased, FoR casH,
which they disposed 10 sell upon favorable terms
and would he pleased Ia supply the patrons of the late
concern we'll rs iher friends aud the rndc generally
hnn sNed ill be found lot OF their stock in part
1000 bnfa Rio, Lqgunym aud Java Coffee rnu prime
loo hhds New Orlenns Sugar
leo hid. e" ct strictly prime quality
600 hbls Crushed Pulvcriscd t,ranuntod, Clarified
aud Coffee Sngnra
80 boxes Laut Sugar
100 Lbs New Oslrnns Molnsses
II hhd4 Bacon sidcs
loo bis Maoknlel, ~ casks Rico
300 PACKAGES Green anil Black Tea
100 hoNes Muchel's Adnnuntine aud sperm Candles
100 sides Sol, Louther
30 IBIS 1annei'sOit
200 kees oil Dominion Nails assorted sizes
i00 bhg- Shot, /. QUO ibs Bar Lend
irn hpNcss 81 10 aud 10 |l2 Window Glns
"a hhls CIDER Nirrgm
~ bags Pepper, Ginger and Pmcnro
100 kegs Sup. Carb Sodu 80 kegs Sal. Soda
100 packages Soda Snnralus
- onsG4 Mas Liquorirr
Is boxes ANcs loo dor Bnr,ots
6aO feanr- Wrapping Letter and Cap Paper
900 luz p, Is and o. Bad Cords
Candle virk, Cotton Twin Batting Cation CorIage,
Pillow Line Indigo, Mndder, l'larkiue. Cignr4. go.
luly - dim
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Dagger'S White Sulphur Springs.

'kNifIS drEhtu' watering purr, sttuhfod IN tie
~ at Botetourt 10 miles nnrth # HucLnnnn, OH,
present terminus ol navigation on lumc4 River y
knnnwln Cana t''re being continuous line ri Pack
els from Richmond ni Iynchhurg to that pacc) ana on
the i'm nedhto I"ad lrud,ng from Lynchbulg 10 the
White Sulphur, IN the county oi Grcenbrior ia nov
opened for the reception oi visitors.
The efficacy ct this water "a curing nny orins OF dis
mud its hrncing, iNgurotng rnrcs upon feeble
nPd drbnlrd p"r-nns "nc it to the ~pccal notice 81
thne who Yist the mountains for healtl~hI the honu
titu scenay BY which is surrounded aud the vnrely
OF nuscmel STUNT nre afforded may Justly cuim pass
Ing call from thnse who are in search OF pleusure.
Iheproptictoi, grateful Tor the liberal patronage he
Inns heretofore received h,gs leave to assure the public
that his accommodation, pr tho present season nrr nm.
rle aud ct the FIRST class, His TABLE aud BAR nfe
furnished with the best the hand affords, md every
ion will be paid by himself and assistants To TN,
comfort aud enjoyment Of guests.
The Stage connect regularly with the Bouts Bueh
nnnn passing by hosc Springs The Whine Sulphur. IA
also with the Va & Tenn. Ruhond at Buford'- VI
Blu '.nuan
foraduIts hy tll week. -..... 50 90
" horses du..---......-... .--..---. / 90
- de" mphtH- $1,000. II Oh
Children and Servants HALF PRICE Other ehnrres
in prep 'rtIon +. a HATCHER.
Iun - dSc1m'
TT Richmond Wing. Examiner and Peters ,urg lntcl
ierus coy weekly tor six weeks aud forward tbcif
accounts a. Til. Office for pnNmout.
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.

DOVER MILLS, Aug ,.
On the both July Miss Cordelia Gathright
was killed by lightning at the residence of her
grandmother Mrs. Patsey Crawford, of Gooeh
land Co. She went out to a tree standing some
ten or ID feet from the door, for the purpose of
feeding some chickens, aud whilst under it, the
tree was struck and torn in pieces, and she
instantly killed Medical aid was Immediately
procured, and every effort was made to rosusci-
tate her without success. The lightning struck
the bacr part of her hcad.and ran down her back.
rending her cotk : and burning her shoes.
Mi e.. was an amiable and cstimable young
lady, and her untinely death is lamented by all
who knew her. 5.
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JT0sbjurion 4 H1irs

WAsnINGToN,Aug, 2.-The,Recprocity Trea-
ty was ratified to-day by vote of 81 to IL. Two
Indian Treaties were also ratified. Several confr-
nations were made including II batch of New York
Postmasters. The entire soft portion, those
supposed to be tainted in that way, was reserved
for future consideration.
lthas been decided not to try the nomination of
Saunders again.as Consul to London. A new man
will be proposed tomorrow.
The Senate is nearly ready to close up cooly.
The House is hurrying up business to avoid con-
fusion during the last day. Doubt is still felt in
regard to the appropriation asked for by the Pre-
sdent. Those generally best informed think
that the propositon will fail
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We learn from the Charlottesville Jetiersonian,
that since the appearance of the cholera in SCOTS
VILE, some 300 persons have left town. Up to
Tuesday new case had occurred there, but the
disease was extending into the country. The
Gazette, a temperance paper published in SCOTS
vile. has been suspended.
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CnoLERA.-We heard Of but two cholera cases
yesterday-both of them negro and both of
them addicted To intempcrance. One of them
had been eating heartily ofwatcrmelons the night
before, and the other of green apples. seasoning
them well with bud whlskey.-R Dispatch Of
Fridag.
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important From ,Sn,;,

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2-lmportant dispatches
have been received at the State Department from
Mr.. buchanan Minister 10 England, reporting
eeesful The Queen left Madrid fugitive and
it is said has gone to Paris
The insurgents were everywhere victorious.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The Democracy of
Norfolk, met on Tuesday night, at Ashland Hail.
and adopted resolution recommending that
State Convention be held at Charlottesville in
October next, and another that Hon. Henry A.
Wise be represented to the Convention the
choice of the Democrats of Norfolk for the Gu
bernatorial office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

PASSENGERS forthe Sweet. Red-Swcet,nnd White
Sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg duily (Sundays
oxceptcd) via IA. Tenn railroad at Z a M conn. ct
ing with our Conc IS at BONSACk'S DEPOT md To
Snoct aud Red Springs evening; leave next morn
Ing alter regular bnaktst and reach White sulphur
f'plings by H. il. Returning lcuvc White Sulphur
Strings a., 3. IN, reach Rcd and Sweet Springs ov
p m leave Red uni Sweet Spring. next m,nnine at
a m aud arrive ~ Lynehbure same day by y. m
Leavc Lynclburg dnily (Sandavs exccpte u via Va
Tenn. X H. at ! p'm connecting with orr conches Mt
Bonsncks. arrive at fincHstle ne evening by
Leave fincase at daylight nex day. aud arrive Mt The
Sweet and Rel Sweet Springs to dinner and To rbe
White sulphur Springs by p. same day. Return.
Tag. 'eave Whit" Sulphur Springs M reach Fin
castle by p M, leave tincasileat daylight connect
ing with the nj Bonsacks reach Lynchbure bv 8 A.
Passengers are assured TINT this is the chen peat
most EXPEDITIONS and comfortable route 10 the Springs
from Lynchburg.
Fare from Lynchurg Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs 81 30; from Lynchburg White Sulphur 81 %
Extra Coachcs furnished at all times Bonsack 4
Depot t. travel as parties may desire.
July Its W. L. FARlSH& co
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MORE INcGNpIAR1sM.-W regret to state that
James Hart, Esq, living near Keswck Depotin
this County, had his barn, in which was stored
the entire crop of this years wheat, 700 bushels,
entirely destroyed by fire, on Monday night last,
the work of some vile incendary. We trust he
may be found out and the community relieved of
the presence of the fend.-Char. Jefersonian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-rhe extensive cotton.
flour aud WOODEN mills at Lebanon. Tenncsse,
were consumed by fire Saturday last The
loss amounts to 10000 aud the insurance to
s3i,o0o. Two hundred and fifty hands are
thrown out OF employment. Ii was the work of
an incendinrY.
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Baaished Citizens of Rome.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-The barque A. II. Kim
ball, from Leghorn, arrived off Sandy Hook. She
has on board Of her % Romans, banished by the
Pope after four years imprisonment without tri-
al or any communication with their families.
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July Pts
DRUSU MOUNTAIN WILL Stoues

- The undersigned procuring from their
rated quarry, the Busa Mountain Montg emery coun
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of these widely krowr, bur It
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders.
We have ap, onted Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynclburg, agents for the sale of vi,
who will receiy orders nnd have them fulfilled tLt
shortest no'ice.
Our Address, Bla burg, Monlgn county Va.
ISRAEL. PRGCE 4 Co
Jnmes NJ. Williams, Dnnyiilc V. Reynolds & Co
les, lille, n. {. are ul-o ourogem lr.& Co
Feb li-d6cts
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE M. KUCkEK n CO.,
LlNCllBURG, VA.

JIIy Isl,
TINHE subscribers, the ls day of July 1854 asso.
cated themselves together under the style ana firm
of George NJ. Rucker T. Co for the purpose ofconduct
ing 8, neral Dry Goods business They will occupy
the store, and will k,ephe class of goods a.
formerly kept in the Hon The stock of good. kept
will always be large and we'll assorted, and such a. tie
of customers may Indicate They respectfully beg
continuance of the patronage hen etoore so literally be-
slowed upon the House and will strive deserve the
confidence of the patronzing public by always selling
GOOD GOODS, and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ RUCKER
JOHN V. WHEELER.
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made rrincipa Iy at the -pring:

Experiments made principally at the sprng:
l. The weight OF the water. tried hYlrostically with
IA par of scales, which turned readily with the 4l of a
grain, appeared differ from that ofthe common
limestone water, both being nearly OF the temper
ature
. Silver not changed in color 10y pouring the wa.
ter npcn it, or by n continuance for time in the
channel through which The water flows. Ihcrs appears
to be sulphurute hydrogen in the wucr from this
Exp.
3. An infusion of tea, any vegetable astrineent.
strikes "A brownsh purple color The effect pro-
duced when the water has stood in open 81 Tor
"a hours; an when boiled the color Is much deeper-
This Exp. shows thai the "ntet contains. only the
oxyd of iron bit that its combined with uphurc acid;
and not the cirhouic.
a. Blue flowers strike lively green. when the wa ter
is fresh, when it has stood 36 hours in open vessel
and when it has been boiled The presence ri an uka.
lie substance hereby indicated but probable that
the green color is produced by the lime rontane in the
water cspeciayAs the result takes pare in any
strorg limestone water w 81 the tast Is applied
1.-The water Is quickly ,urdled by soap Salt oftar
turns il milky. Ley immed mt il milky; urge
fl, cks formed, and idelabe ciptate en-
off gcy.h color All the results here mentioned
take place after ebultou, and strongly malk
G THAI before and hence Justify the conclusion, that
the precipitate had been incombnatiun 18th fixed
rather than volatile acid
6. Upon mixing line water with iht of the spring
nearly ia equal quantities, milkness ensues and viii.
fish prccipiHe takes place.
2. Air. collected from the watcr by boiling, precpi
raed lime in lime water; showing that the wafer does
contan carbonc acid But the quantity ofnlr col
lrcted from quart of water i, very mall. bubbles
Of mir rise in the spring.
8. Sulphulic acid dropped into the watcr, producedu
slight cderve>ceuce, and dsengnged air. which was
no doubt, the curbouic acid
g. Lunar csustic produced change in the color of
the watec, showing TINT it contained % marIne sat
10. % Az of the water, boiled To ryness welded
% gIans ola whsh SEDIMENT small erystali ed spi-
cule shooting fr1n every part: shining particles
ofthe appearance of ca abundant the ste the
sediment Is 81 A hat suup and
crystals appear be those OF selenitd whilst the taste
indicates the presence of epson salt
H. The dried acknowledgement in lime inter- takes
from its peculiar taste; and thus afford yroof TINT
The sediment either contains curbonate sulphate Of
magnesia; or thnse acids, the ,arbonc and sulphur
having stronger affinity for lime than for magnesa, will
deser ths latter unite with the former and thus con,
stituie compoun either insoube,or with diff uy sou
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Congressional Nomination.

BosroN, Aug 2.-The Wings of the Sixth Con
gressional District of Maine have nominated Noah
Smith of Calais for Congress. He was Speaker
OF the last House of Representatives of Maine.
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Highly Important to Business Men,
O. IT KrIApto

NHo has besn engaged for number of years in
w giu instruction in the principles of
Bank Note Engraving,
l. l. this cyand proposes Ia instruc all who may
desire it, sure and scientific method 10y which COUN
TERfEllS may be detected upon any Bank whaIso-
This he prop do in manner, and accord
lug To tel perfectly satisfactory the learner,
charge will be nude. All who feel un interest uro re.
spectiuly invited Try ii and then Judge of its merits
Merchants receive the information their Counting
Rooms nj the Norve House
~ Instruction given IN one hours time
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Ia tss Essszssss.s7 NOTICE.-rh Ticket Office ui
sas1 --n2.z--H-2theV Y. X +. Railroad Company at
Lynchburg will be closed always five minutes
before the departure of the trains Passengers re
uesed to apply early the flee and procure tickets.
they will positis ely be charged ten in addition
the regular of arc; they also requested
procure change. Is no will be changed TOR less
amount that 81 50. JNO. Il. McCRERY r. Ag't.
July l9-ts
~ AHp4per. advertising for hi. Co copy.
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T.; r., f 7sg..s.:ss IA re AsslsANGEMs5Nrs

- tIsoII' > IsNIng % NIsII TNt HtHuTI
Alum Springs will meet nice convey TT the Forest
Depot the arrival of cnch ofthe Morning and Even
ing lrein~, commencing Monday the 9th oJuy 1884
N2A-Ike Is L ENlINLS.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
TIE eMA NoWLAN.

Sign of the Eagle, Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va,
Ia EEPS con-nntly On hand tae nrsest. cheapes and
IN best assortment OF Watches Jewery. Gold fens,
Spr"aclrs Ne To be found in Vh,emrneing Gold Patent
Lever lnrilonnl ind Anchor Wachca ranging in price
from $25 5000. ali warranted give satisfaction or
he will excl nngc them. Also large ussortnent Of Din
mond, Pearl md Pain Rings. Breast Pins. Ear-Drops
Ladies' Neck and Chateain Chans Gents Fob and
Ncs Chains. Bosom, Sleeve aud Conr Buttons Brace
lets, Gold Pencs ~ &c; also very large assortment
OF Silver Ware, embracing fnble Tea. Dessert Salt
mud Mustard Spoons, Table mud dessert Forks Soup
Gravy md Cream hdle,Picsle aniycs mud Forks Cake
Butter aud Fruit Knives, Silver Goblcts, Cups, K C. &c
all wnrrnnoi pure sill, ef. equal Coin Any kind Of
Jewery manuint tred Mt the shortest notice Watches
Clocks. nm Iewery repaired by competent workmen
and warranted TO give satisfaction Give him a call If
Won want good and fashionable Jewery and with your
Watch to keep good ii nc.
luly 81 -dN,ta
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Hon. Mr.. Bisscll, of Illinois, who is sojourn-
ing at Berkeley Springs, was somewhat better
at last accounts.
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10000

lie Stockholders shall me-. at some suitable pnrc
On thr30lh dry Of August, Tor sooneri all the Ticket,
are snd) and appoint Committee Il five persons to
receive the rroPens in -ueh WY To interfere
with tile laws III the St-te Address ali orders to
J. READ X co, Locust Dale.
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Alderman Dodd, OF Newark, n. j. fell vic
I'M 10 cholera on Monday.
For the "A hours ending at noon on Saturday,
~ cholera deaths had occurred at Troy, N. Y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Daily virginian

North Carolina Eeotions-Death of Thomas B.
Washington. of Virginia Congress to adj
joun Monday -Passage of APPROX alton
bills-Iaiver and HaIbor bill vetoed-Now
York Manifestations unchanged
RICHMOND, August ith.-Norh Carolina Eiec-
tion.--ln johnson county, Dockery loses 80, but
gaines 20o in Walker aud 90 in Fayetteville
The vote in Raleigh for Dockcry is 5S2; for
Bragg, II. Gain for Doekery, o.
The Hon Thos. Il. Washington of Jefferson,
Va died in Albany last night. His remains will
hn brought South
Congress will not adjourn till O'Clock, Monday
morning, to give time to ongross and sign bills.
All appropriation bills have passed, except one
for the Ocean Mail service, which is still in sus-
Pense.
The River and lIarbor bill passed has been
vetoed.
MARKETS.
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$40 REWARD
- AN away fromthe subscriber, on the
IL negro man named MIKE. belongir
Dance, of Powhatan county, Va. Th9A
bout f.. 7 inches high; well set; black
80 years old; he wears Navy Cap, 81
not remembered. The above Ger
delivered to me, section Ito
aski co., Va, or $40 il lodge
him.
jun8-is
1Richmohd Wit
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ncCORKLs Il JONES.
TAKE NOTICE.
ID q n q II II n G. S !"

JOHN w. SMITH having heen by common connsent
~ President of the DO Aoilmg Socsay" 10. the past
CIR months, takes pleasure in announcing his friends
aud the public generally that b, arrangement made
with Messts W W. Leltwch 4 Bro of the Washing
fon dIoHse, hn. rnkeu charge of the BAR, where he
viii plcnscd them md by the aid of their pa-
ronese lac hopes 10 be able TO Do SomeAing profta-
hlehp himself and pleasant them assuring them that
the Bar sha always be supplied with the best Luuo,s
Cigars and Tobacco that he country affords and served
In Fyleeqha to any |, ~ 20-dScts
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LynChburg 4 Abingdon Telegraph Co.
,I'HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Lynchbure & Abingdon Telegr ,ph Company will
be held the office of the Company in Lyncnburg ON
Tuesday, August 18th, 1854 at o'clock, p. m.
july "a dtl5aug VIM s. MORRIS, President.
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" . ,. l0u
Services Silver Plaie,s 3 900 each. 5000
80 Gold WHtc es. 800 each, 5000
81 e" 30 $500
l Fine Fanny Nnre Nctori, $40 4uU
Rosewood ranos. ste cach, 800
Beautiful Carriages. $3.50 each $50
l510 cnrrs Gntlmm's Mig fot ore ,car, 4juU
l5n0 ,opes Gndeys - $500
2eOO Gold Pen,Hs.s3 each. 5000
1000 Coil Pens and Pencils s. each, 5000
1881 Pieces Fashionable Muic, - cts, 1922
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MARK ETS.
NEW YORK Aug. 18th.
Flour is unchanged. Moderate demand for
Southern-scaree.
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NXyANTED.-A room sunable fora ScHooL, in
w desirable l";a, IS. A.si, at this office. rvl4s
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xAhe.st Wanted
'lNHE undersigned having leased the Langhore Mill
l. Tor a term nf years, is prepared to receiv,
Whea:. He respectfully asks his friends and the puh
lie generally give him call before dsposng of q
crop for which the highest cab price will b paH
will keep constantly hand, Flour IN Barr
Lump and Gronnd Plaster, Corn and Corn Ii
Shorts, and ShpstuB, which will be sold forl
~
uus dim cts JOHN s. LA