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CIEoIIs SoIsg OF BUCKINGHAM ooUN

John West trustee for wn ugh,foot Caroline M
e and Their children, Virgins A. John w. George A. Mar
- and PHILIP W tAztfooi the last whom are Infant,
ADJ sue by John J. Lghfoot Their uncle and hisbd
Against "s
Jhn Jsier and Nancy bic wife In their right
ana q John 0usrrsn, dscsssed, The
Jer as afmintr ne bOHfl Nth the ofb.
said Jno Gususnt, dec d. Chas A. Hagrovs A. II,
nsn adnnots ~ yno. A. HismAn deed, ss'or Of
!smss W Jstsr decd Iouisa A. Jesr sxeeutdx james
Letter d.'d hchsd NorIis and Tsabeih NJ. wife M.ry
y hofsleyt Jane ~ Forbes Ebed % Buckingham
s1h sdn o. ~ Nehemiah Ne Ashan dec Robert NeoIss
aiinn OF ~ finch scrugss decd W Chamber and C,so
G. Chambers, q Will Chambers dsesased
- Defendanfs
- ~ CHAgCERY
I cause zane on tbs dag be sgsin heard papers for
nefy fead and o. the q Comissionsr In par
'nance ~ ~ order ~ the AT ~, With exception
Thereto ~ JOIN r. letter. admn'or DO HO the l an
nsFsd ~ John Gueuant decd and council on
conffersan whereof the report Ia
geiher sih said exception the commissioner M ~
Ne SAID f~po wih Instructions him examine
report thereof o. lhs Cnun. ~
ropy-rssfs;
a. X q n
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G.. GENSET,
EAGLE COI1ARC RIruunNn u .

Il hr received steamer, thos, very .ansr.,
- mAiCh- mad. by Adams, London, ~. D. Tobiss a Co
.osph Johnson d. Johnson George Heaon James Hasd.
,n., Sever Geneva Independent, Watcher A.
Slyer lea Sets, aohlrts Ptchsr.. f-'N.
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ss :. ,.ss. DESCRIPTION
rs% srisks. ;;,;'s' lsss: * sale
IS !: g.: a.: &
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100 PALS ..EIN.D y RIM, e; ;.:.,.:sy .
~ y 'i'SiSia s':i sas'is $S ~; az
300 ."S';' EXTRA VISA. .sA:s: eg st.R:S.saAI.
NO. No II Ps.si ssrss.
s,., . MEc = c1 THIS mcnNlSa u.
g. and get good bargain ah u ssss soss
CAnekTs CAnPErsii cARPKTs ii.-so p,.e.
ma and sspss n,.s Carpets iss dsa
no. ALFRED NOSES @ Main n,
EEsS SH 1EsINkD mons ton. ., rnsli.a n.
-. s' oo MI sssertneos Of ro1nd square,
no. EDWIN woarHAN co
SWkDks IRON.-so assorted s.-dr. Iron, receiving
no, EDWIN woRrHAn 4 CO.
FELT CARfErs.-rh.h hes, winter c.rres. Zoe Dinia.
NO; ALrsED hosya ss n.a 8,
oRs 49, sa..@.a. eort Roo- in rear Of M...1.
no; WIN wALLAcK soxs
25 .s 3 Is. s 4 cSFT 4. sUeAa.
: do Cut Loaf DO DO. 81
ae.-ai. VIZ r. VA WALLACE z SON,
so rg ss s.! s. y ao. 7 .g1T...
as.-.,I 10 s'H'ss Lard Ss' w,,, -. .
so se g :. s S.SIS MP. .ErrKn.
,.,,; . h.s. GRAIN Pepper ror...:sy
NKW sook.1T ".@..Ae- s0ss
IN ono. NJ VESTS,
.a..,r las Main Street. vssie SQUARE.
i 'ss: s:.S ss1ss Il n. .S..
The Money kng. and other Poems by John e. SAKE; IS.
% .aa Ss s ' s sa'A'r
S'ps.'1'e Men ofhs New Testament BY Geo. s.idsiu D.
f.s.. an. and c ESr = s o.y
exhibiting the osn and Character OF s.,ion.i p
@ nth an .pp.pdlr valuable general ..s,i.
issa. Ss k Sns Of as Sss 'Gs s
fSaaas'ss s.ssa.: ss e..
a ss {; ssv w
nos one volume o or each sold separately per
pUnh i Ersnsh brandy, of superior quality, under
50 siesls P' de- pale s saa dark 20,
nos g, Lac. n DAVENPORT.
cccoaE sa ps.n ESn I T. o1 TS Ill
serving the beauty of the hs Is very popular ar
The coscsNs, Oh perfectly deOdorired and held In comb
and eo G 'h s ,. s.,oI. S1sssa
Sc, such peculiar any for the akin tina, readily absorbed
s ses sale by nn.,., - JAMES P; pry.I
'o The PUHLlC.-The subscriber wishes to purcA.s. .
mail faIn situated In good neishsohOod eonvsnrni to
.oen i esS MAJ. a m, .s.S The
ho sa wood water and good situation for
ra-Addr.. "a p s.u.rs" s,.un,on Aasa,,. soSa,y Y.
REMOVED.
q BARGANIN. JR. have removed 70 their S.v Store.
s.r f.s 'Gsf d sSs. 81 sa .ss.
n 5s ssgsS q w.,,
s rs%p' hyd,,sie Rams &c Putting Portable wOris
o. tln Soosns !e heating building. vii. no,
Hot s III. os .ns s 20 .s .,
n. .as Of p: . 10 ...s 10
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z Tons sWRDys AND AMERICAN HORsr
- shoE NAIL RODS, superior quality, for le By
VALUAsLE TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA

VALUABLR TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA
" county, for sale nt Auction, Prida y, Nov
1btb The Prenfs g.. BY virtue dser,e ofte
a. ,h osi county .e shall onr for the day
olAnd lying In the county Of Ams on m. Ries
ond and D.nSls Rsioad about miles Jetesye "a 80.
Won on sad road about miles
s. %, MehdT wl'on died. srsd and possessed and eon.in
lng $50 Acres BY recent This good a,e az
sdntaey adapted TO s growth and Tobae
The building. good condition. rsaene, wbIl.t ANAL
new hs other buildings Of them In rood or
a anh sy are al Of them, q tsrmsr
IsH Cash for expenses Of sale cay t2o0-he balance
rredo and yeafs the purchaser v rood
security Carrying Interest from date and prop.rt,
70 ne retained until paid for LEANDER MAsTERs and
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Tue Corsspondcneia Ausogs.fa announces ,h. in COT
Sequence OF ansAtasfactory declaratons made by the
Emperor Of Morocco the council of ministers Ia. r.
60 70 have reeoarss to arms The Journal approve.
ee acaou OF me government In ordering the Sianish
The Spanish Birhops In imitation of the French hs
commenced publishing pastoral letters in defence OF H.
temporal power Of the fope - -
LArssr-.kadrid s0sh-Th. r.,,x or Norc.,s, - a..
guarantees demanded By Spain, moi being s.sf.ctor,
var seem. imminent A council OF ministers, prrsded
over oy Tue Queen, has been convoked. The Spanish
'unus aechneu to-day more than QUE per cent
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Ut no. h'-sap'riS NO a"sn' aa e, :s,s sy .o
COTTON BsTs.-IOo bss superior Cotton Bats. r,c,I,
CHovv, hhNT' PAiSHt CO.
4 NJ" SEzD'-rnme new crop Glover SEED for sale
= :, - '"o' --------E ~ skIskERA 90.
III IME.-'co bbs. Thons son Lime for sale BIZ
------------ EDWIN mosrHAM 90
~ sscH'Ep
suihor 81 "csaoess sni esns By mssbs'h Strait
THE Captive Orphan Esther The Queen Of p,r,,. m s,.,
A WV bSte,io m. :" =, or,,.,,,,.
dern Languages transat,d int Ens.h -s n sno 10
spp.sred." ~ wv '''"e "'''' OF ''e Kind 'h'ehha'e
arranged Of shs .. % =, .ss.
phis bar; 35o ~ " ~"e"'oe' o' inc rh'sde-
By John isns; W. ' one' sEseh o. be IN hindo''sn.
THE kdy,n,ars. =, ". v..,... a. A.. 60.
Numerous IS.,r.,ion. 90 ''sen' ~ oahes H'se With
fHr po,,.sI wa,s. ,. .,S %, Va :, soe: -,
lsrsed edition, . vols. . m M" W.
rHE BssuiIfi Idinbarsh Edition OF IN. w.,, sv
saeh vols and rsesi,ss p''"'''os u" volumes LIS
Counsellor 70 D. King Of Sweden ,r.n.ls,.s ~ n.,os'
Up Among p.pdIs.; or Yeas I,s,. h, Lien,
SWORD And me Gown bv IN. .u,,o, n, % n. ,,-,-.,,
PAKTIEs And Their Principles. x.pu.I Of
ss :s .ss ssi' ssa s.s:s.
LEAVES y,ow ~ !" tn .s' s, ~. W.
Ioa 0" =" No'''' '''e BOOB ~ eso's, vsndenhon;
Tuy po,r,., p,...s.x. 81, A..
Manner and ,i.r wort. nv nv WV w h', I've. thsIr
ted; La '' w. ~ ''"'"a
saons , s"s. The Amusing and Memorable f am.n Country
aLwosr a HrRorsy n, m. .u,.o.
LOO ' -''''
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UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
No. 10 Beaver street, New York,
s1 Agents In New Orleans y J. H,HT 4 Co. A. D. am,Tr
CO., J. 7. Moons Co - 80,
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%NOTICE-We mos, i esp ,saa is' cal,
as generally TO our Hoos. Shoe Tr"pE".
s ss.. .s 1 ss %, 4, ,s :,
~ sss sf s. ss', Of 90.
-'' cav 'n' '''"'n. . Ii yss5;il;si Mn. ~
sci, Boot; !. and saos. sud c.rp., Rag.
No lsT Main street, Richmond, Va
TO THE CITIZENS AND
S sS. Aen.D .fS. yIsrIS @. TIE I'm
y; isss;tf 81 F' sSs :'E. pes: l..
p1ss. sSa :,I ~ prices are 1; gl;s '%s
esls- On. door .so,, w x Ma. sss s.':: ;.
~PERPUMED BREATH pgARLy
WHITE rrErH-P,rf,e, freedom from tooth .e,s
hahn, p ,ana mIs',' S.sss,d sam. 10
Rh@sns s isa ef',ih Rseom@endsd W DR., p,...",.
s..S" ss si'y .ss b, s,s.ss s...
.o ror sale ~ all Drussists
sa.gsss :. r'.ss.sr la, will ana
ysns net ss'ae Win present them settlement
as.s % I fF%sS Gt Il sSr;'f"' s..,u,.
aSl.s mo-, superior souna
N' A-' ';g'iIt ' S;. a.; oi ~ MAI.
200 naInaLs. NO. I HALIFAX CUr uKu-
10" '''' H''f'' A''"''' Co c ,;,:S
No u Pearl street,
20 Ics. Extra Leaf Le.l..t.uanr per steamer. :,
an -" " "oMhLE CLAIBORNE
-.---------- No. ~ Pearl a.
W.. ~ H,atts Stockings for relief Of v.,teo.,
o,yo MEADE BAKERS Drug s,o,,
-. 80. ". hain 81, cor. above p n.
BsSossy s'DHs coS 'ho' Wet a.s,n sd,. ,of
RA :.ls sHED.S;r sc.,;v, ,,l y:
WV fINtR, SON co.
INsgysi LINsEysi-sA case, vs.,..,. -,
nn'ey' Of al widths, landing and Tor ~. s.
- ------------------ kkNT, pATSgt cO
D A sss T"'i"w c"-a,,e:. 500 eos:. ..,..,,J
--.------------i a. N. D'vryP nv
m o..n,, n,s,I s"v" conec.-i5o hsg. Of ,upst'or
-, - ~, k0. n pAvvNp0Rr.
I'D 70, $685. SNE sugar. CURED ~ Ms
- = ---------s ohrsoN TRUkIIvArT.
ZO no. bsg0nlCE, for sale nv
sohNsoN fRrEHylIT
lUJ ros SHA tLsS - Ut, Tor sal. n
W. - JOHNSON TkUEHrAET
CfSrb. n yyss,,, 49, sDxs..AN AND nEnDss gnAss
.ss-r---------~,i ip.iis xosrH.s co
." rpwm wosru.m 90,
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pHIMR COUNTRY CURED BACON-A 10, :
Il prime country cured Hams In store. for saI- nv
moi ROBINSON RoBIRTi,
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~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR-s0I
Magnificent Silks.
SPLENDID DIR ESS GOODS,

ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAwLs
IRON last weeks Auction sales Of French Importers York.
AT GRgAr SACRIFICE
WATKINS n RICKLeN
DIG leave inform the public ,h
n'r large and superb stock Of nsv and GOODS
nae Jus, been rrpened by additions various ys
beauul Goods purchased by nrm In many la.
stances at nearly - " '' -"
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
hey only ask An opportunity exhibiting these Choice and
select 6ood OF the newest and In
Insure sales and surprise PRICps
IN siLh especially. enabled
bring this hitherto costly article within
Beautiful VELOUR DR. PARIS. 49,
French and Irish P0pLINs
Paris Printed DELAINEs.
snk and Wool PLAfDe, kc
Are being opened this morning. will found sns
some and moderate 10 price. Our " '-"~
cL0Aks AND sHAwIs,
Comprising the most extensive rich Nan, n.
oner hs season. v be to-day ana vu h, found
10Y me attention Of all 10 Of these ood, ar,
new and very elegant Our of - '''
servants' ADD Plantation Goods
Mems Outer and Under Wear.
House Servants Wear.
Plantation Goods.
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linens,
shirtlngs and sheengs
fuied Cloths.
tstinetb for Factory Hands AZ
wiz be found unsurpassed In extent, quality prses
oeto-h WATKINS 4 PrCKLxE
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0reen.iteh the residence brother Mr. John w. 70,
on the nernnG % the ID October M Ant az IN
esun.hs 10 al TIE relations Of nfe. superior min
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TVsIE 2ls,.-The Official Piedrnontsse Gazette, Dub
lshes decree suthorsng the Finance minister 70
tract loan Of neutrality-suspicious. frsocs by mesns o.
the senson Of the renies on the public debt TO thu
amount.
cOun, Roger, minister OfPegium has arrived in IN
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Y OOK ~ JOUR- GOAT WOOD Hills.
NJ Wei ~ Just received another supply OF the celebrated
Victor ant Merit COOK STOVES, tor wood aad coal which
were So universally admired At the late Agricultural md Me-.
cnanir + air IN this place. By the great saving of fuel, tie
thickness OF casting their superior hniah and perfect opera
,in In the ,arious departments OF cooking, they are ackuuwl.
.d sed to bp the best Stoves known We have fitted to some.
n Copper Reservoir, o. not waur puici, which Is a very great
convenience in furnishing hot waiVr al all tunes, without any
n liitunal fa.i. being heated by the smoke pipe, and without
Interfering With the cooking arrangements Of the stove.
= Alta f, & =. BLISS a. CO.
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Ohicc south-side Railroad Company, I
PETERSBURG July Ist, 1888. 5
&A3@

INFECT ROUTE TO TAR WEST .,a 81.
~ VIRGINIA srkiNds, via ssu,h.side Haiiroad from r".
burg TO Bristo, via East Tenn. aud Va knilroad from s yns
to knoxriiic,via East Team. and Georgia railroad from Knox.
ton to Chattanooga. VIA Nashville aud Uhatiauooga Isa,lroad
from Chattanooga to Stevenson, via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from Stevenson to Memphis.
Through 1tekeis issued 10 HE aDoye points and the Surinos
and baggage checked through at the office South.siIe Msiii
rns following schedule win be run on the sou,h. Side Rail.
road, commencing on SUNDAY next, the 4ih OF july. Ius,.
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Con Getting with the Richmond aud Uanylle Trains !,
Bnr"e'Ase Juneli"n) and with tue through route at l., ncl.
Leave Petersburg daily at ,.............. 53Oo,,lk A Al
Arrive at i;urke.ine u Junction. at. ..,.,.....,. Gao
Arrive at Lynehburg at. ................ l2:AJ " pm
Leave /! neh1u'g d'iiy at..........."..... 80 " /"
Arr,eat lur@eya!e lJuneIion) at........... 2l5 o.. 80
fKEiGiii TKaiH. ';'o
Connecting with Richmond aud Danville Train. At The June.
Leave Petersburg daily at. A.
AniNe at n"'ke>iiie Juncti'n) t.............ta M
NtflNs at "a NtIe $40 +. nj.
Arrive at Ly senbarg et.......... ............, 6:s.
Leave Ls nsholis daily ........."..-.... AN.
Arrive at BurkevIlc tJunstron) at. ...........E,O N
An Accommodating" Passenger Car Tor the Way ,rt or Local p;
Travel val be attached to the Train leaving i.ynciburg with
take iS:T Ii. Msl lam at =" " . pn,ss"s 4. n so'H s,o 1p N, " al s., WI, TT
take on ahd put on passengers, to be strictly observed by thos.
IN charge oi Inc tram. aud in no case will The tram be stopped
a, any Other r"ln'- Sutherland :, Andersons saw Mil, Fcrd.,
BurHeviie, iiiecs, ,iigh Bridge, FarmviIe, Prospect. pamp'
iins' Evergreen Appomattox, spout spriug, Concord, James
CITY POINT BRANCH
S'n't'si1e kaifoad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
P'ief.ourg daiiy (sunds. : excep,ed) at.,....,7 A. NJ.
Arrive at Gu! Point :"
Leave eny CONT A.. .sm "
Arrive at fetc sburs 4"
Ihc above Trans eonnee. with he Jane. River Steamers,
le':ins tIty Point Tor Norfolk, and every Saturday morning
and tuesday evening with the fine Steamer. Roanoke and
jamestown bound for New York
The Afternoon Train On this Road will be run only when
PAT off pass""gors to be be strictly l S ooperysJ p br ,sa to take ,n e, on and
~ tram .aIl la II - case VIII the train be stuuupd n INV nth-
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II LfNcHBuKd HOSE II tiRE
company makes Insurance against loss ar damage by fIic, on
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Factories aud other buld
inss, III furniture, goods, watcs and merchandise, generally, ia
tow IL aud country OH the most favorable terms.
Atsu makes Insurance on tue ayes OF all persons eng! tts
good health, aud ui sound constitution or; he " hole durLtr"no i
iitr, ui iUr a limited period
saves employed IN ordinary occupations, will be insuredo Oh
r.as'naCIc terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and TO any OF
the Northern or Southern Ports, at favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOIN ROBIN McDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. COMBS, Vice President,
GEORGE u. THURMAN, Chiei Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JonS OrkY TAYLOR, NM. I. ANDERSON,
JANIS r. PAYNE, JoHN L. DAVIS,
NM. II. STkArlOS, MAURICE y. LAN0HORSE,
SAMutLH ii. MCKINNEY, CHAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. O. Williams, Treasurer.
CREDIT WILLS, Secry.
Ds' N; oIwar OWES Medical Examiners.
The Medical Examination OF SUBJECTS for Insurance " Ill he
main at the Oiice ot the Company ON each day between III"
hnuts III ! anu ! y o'clock y. NJ. ieb ~ dts.
4 LIVERPOOL. FINE SALT
ALs,,ks LlrEttOOL FINE SALT, Dcakin factory hi!rl,
4. , -ilal 10 JeiiIies n Darrys 5, expected IN ~ or ID days
i, su IA. store, 40 Sacks " Marshall, tor sale on oh,Ib uu mt,
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vi d VI L. NTS!
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Itl-ilN y "
J. D. GADDESS'
jan ! dts Lynchhurg Marbin Works.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DEDtt!ED KATE>-Thr [. =. Mail steamers. s.
IA IAN SHOWN. capt. PARRISH, and kbA- d.sIlN
NukE, 'art. SKINStR will carry passengers to
and tom Virginia HI KIDUCEp RATS.
Th, IA MESTOWN, capt. Parrish. leaves Rirlm"nd every
TUESDAY atiernu on, at 1 o'clock. CITY Point sam evening,
and Nortoi X On " ednrsiay at - o'el, ck, Moon, for New York,
arriving ticre early next day. and in t,mr To connect with the
lac gong East and North.
Ihr ROANOKE, Capt Skirner. leaves Richmond Every
FRIDAY .ftr,nnon. at 1 o'riurk. CITY Point neat nuprninR. AT
- u,nrk, nd Portsmouth, same cveaing. tor New York, arr.r-
1Ht next uv ming.
RETURNING,
Tao lame tnwn leaves New York. from Pier NJ. - North
River. every saturday afternoon nj ) "riuck, fr N'rtntA, lc
trr-pur. aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Freight toi ca, Il place.
The l.uap, Sc lra,ts New \ orb. from Per Ne 49, Auilh X "
Cr tyrfy w lAfNDAl afternoon, at , ot|,, X, ir Ports
ia-utl Petersburg aid 1iirh mohd-takiI X tt igIt I'r cacu
t.uc. BEDlGED III
t1--asr, star rom Included, between Norfolk and New
holNH.....- = "
~ 49,. :" state, Dom in,iu4Cd, tetwc"n licllIoal frtCis.
burr. and VI W York. :
-'''i"E' laS'a 'r,'..'..r 80 "
Ia,>air slater ~ I"cindcI. b,twc.u I ynrhhurs lrt
y" ~
ld~saE !" aud II M Hrrtn \, snrnt n ns III" Rlrur b. is
HEATS s1EES CENTS. EN
The ItW and 81 egaut steamer Ntkk row y VI. >n"a h"
put uppu tie iut. at the sallc Iairs n, alt, We. tp.3ni Z u III
" 'rkIf aI".
For iickets,. apply to LEE, RoCk# a 60 Agent.
april b dt-. Main Stree. l.NuuthstE. Va
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No. 5A syca an SO street, Petersburg,
SIGN OF TIE k1GLE,
OFFERS to his friends and tue public generally. one OF the
} largest and choicest stocks II w rCHtS, JEwELkY,
SILvERW AXE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD OF every variety In his line ,ver presented to the pub
lie, As cheap, brilliant aud beautiful as can be had In any Other
establishment IN this or any otier country. In every depart
mcnt articles manufactured Or imported) are of the no vest
styles and the most unique, classical and elaborate workman.
ship. septos
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AND , n
w SUITS rber has now In store. the largest stock
of JLW ELKY, he has ever had the pleasure OF offer 8,A&a
ing to the public. Als,. q Hne lot OF Ci.OCKs-to all -
ut which he invites the attention Of tn puhlic before purchas
ng. loot 1dts1 JAMES DiNWlDDiE.
nCGG AND ROOT kRS.-
u Just to hand . fresh supply Of that delightful diet tor In.
april sdts. J. II. THOMPSON 4 co
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success 70 aiways the most conclusive proof OF great men
Judesdhy this Tea. there Is no labor-saving mach ne before The
lnble ccmparnble to Singers Sewing Machines. After es,ab
lnhing theAighsstr eputaasn In the United States they were
exhIbhsd q de late "Expostisu Univcrselle' In France. where
they eanisd OF the highest premium and a great msuutacto
~ to naks tAem has zen built in PARIS.
In svsry branch Of industry In which sewing 10 to be done
4hese narhines can be used with Immense profit. As the speed
Of the Railway train b 70 travelling on foot, 80 10 sewing with
singers hachtnes compared with thanksgiving. No tailor,
shoemAker. dressmakar, carriage trimmer, saddler, halter, &c,
a. sAoutA b withoas one. Tho fair proSi of using one OF
thess machines, regularly employed. is One Tbow.nd Dollars
eyeAfs IN al prvses families where there is much sewing TO
- oone thees nAcAines are an Invaluable assistance. Planters
-eed aeea kespers ind them particularly convenient and prof.
hnte. Thsss neehAees are simple In their construction and
ve!yvsSag 40 durable, heing the only kind Of Sewing Ma.
ent.e $50 nade ~ which every sort Of work, coarse or fine
eoui0 - pssfeet1y sxeeuted- Thousands of inferior aud worth.
49, Sewing AAehlues have been made and sold under va. Ions
1900. plS hsngsys Machines alone have been found every.
whre % satisfy the wants Of the public.
P1Aln pgtnteA distractions for using, are sent With each ma.
eatnes 9en Villa any one can readily acquire The art Of man.
au4oe1eTA emAehines are packed securely to 70 to any
Pa10 ~ World To all persons desiring more particular In.
rnA9sMNeW eunpplication by letter at either OF our of.
es41Ewe4seeE Ell, - Singer q Cola Gazette, q paper
80 Sowing Machine sater.s.s
RNet1F Un4p4 M. ~ broadway. New York.
1qA4pNWDu6-nalTDe1evsrS 81, Boston; No. VI Chan
GHsce s.. r 4 : Is. ~: e & &;
Ii; NeseNAa ~ =, Onetnnasi; No. IS North eth st., st.
Lsues q 1900 D., New 0x4saas No 20 Dauphis
14-4me6na fasss+AAe0
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The Quaker City Family Sewing Machin
ONa.I $50, sac AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street.

E .FHr" HHO II. ~.
T~HH9AACHIEE 10 ackn, wiedgcdb by Nll who are acquainted
i with Va merits, TO be the b-st FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE betore the public. and far Re TOLL " Ing Icason4, viz
hs sanFIehy. hs durability!
Tn eaR cth pAich any Ordinary seamsrcss caa kerH 70 rork
Il. II s&rGys bang IN evkia9 ordtr, and Rcrr ont II r par.
Uaas NE stsisai spoos rtAoaft me To"bie IF rar.sd,"R iAem.
Eissdchy asd stresx1 Of soa@. rAicA xNu NOT rp, nkJnQh you
sAoxld ont sv~y Josrtk or fA stdA.
A 3 ha, sAsaSA NOT least, tie REASONABLE PRICE at
pkioa they are soid.
This Machine was introduced TO The public less than a wear
ed success In 30 short a time.
Tho manufacturer being unable, until recently, 20 supply
the constantly Increasing demand, they are now being maui.
factured 81 two different factories.
The wonderful success Of this Machine is attributable TO 9TH
er cases, ~ well IS those enumerated above. One 1. its relis.
biiiy; psSfesntng In any hands ali thai Is claimed for l,-and
an"thes H. the public ARE determined nnt TO pay the enormous
prices and unreasonable profits heretofore asked, when the,
can grt jut % good q machine aud much more simple. for
HALF the NoAEr.
We have manufactured expressly for us. THE PATENT
ADSubTABLE hEMMEk, the only ont that hem, all ridAs
ana ntcks9s. 9nbintng with IL a tuck guag-.
Out ~ Ma hiue Ia the one best adapted to al kinds OF work.
ooar-s and hne. and Is the N st rn,ular.
All our Aachines He's, Tuck, Fell Gat4u aud Ewbroidf-.
WshAve mem In nne Cabinet Cases, at Z .5-huished extra
All We ask IL . fair inspection and We feel confident You will
be sadsf a.
AGENTS WANTED la nearly every county In the
Stale To any smart, active man, liberal Inducements will DO
offered w. IL. FREAR, Agent.
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nDEMOvAI.! STAND! NE w u Ds!
h Having sold my entir, stuc ut Goods at my old stand, l
have located below The Norvei lIouse, opposite Halls Livery
Stable, " here val continue the Grocery and Commission Bn-
siness. Thankful 10 my friends AMI customers Tor the lioclal
patronage heretofore extended mo, l solicit a continuance Of
the same, assuring t.em 1 VIII oder Inducements Tor ,asi. l
viii keep constantly on hand, "A nice SELECTION OF GRoCE-
RiES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal, ia,
ter anu Mhl OtfaL }. Z. SHEAitEk.
mach IIttu
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NOTlGE.-rhc undersigned, who WINS np-
~ pointed Administrators OF the estate of John IL. Solo.
mon, deed, at the February term of the Court " Hnstings, OF
the lily of Lynchburg, begs leave IL inform the publ. that she
Intends continuing the business of her late husband, at their
stand, on Main Street. All persons knowing themselves In.
dtbtrd to -aid estate a,e respe, tiutiy soiicitt d to come flrw ard
and settle. MAEGARET ID. SOLOMON.
nrrh Ii dts