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POETRY.
From tie Charleston Courier.


FRANCE.
Land of Lily, pause while,
Ere fate has sealed thy fearful doom:
Hast Ger thou seen the frightful smile,
The dread forerunner of the tomb
The chain'd emotions of the soul
May cease while to warm the heart,
But yet they'll burst beyond control,
And whelm in one convulsive start.
The radiant daughter from above,
Oh holy freedoms lovely maid
Was seen within thy fragrant grove,
And gay tripod around thy shade.
Thy son from slumber wondering springs,
Away his king indignant spurns,
And round the maiden rudely clngs,
With eyes that flame and heart that burns.
'Tis not the mad enthusiasts throe
That freedom loves should her be given
oh no it's mild affections glow,
Beneath calm reasons smiling heaven.
Thy sister nation now begins
To feel awakening freedoms throb;
And wilt thou dare in all thy sins,
That newborn liberty to rob
The holy fame though sometime slow,
Is certain as the deep tides roll,
And who shall say it will not glow
Around the brave Castilian's soul
Oh canst thou think to shackle thought,
AS lift were the crouching slave
Go, have the radiant rainbow caught,
Bind to the rock the raging wave
At apublic dinner given to the Spanish and
Portuguese ambassadors, in London, March Z,
the following song was sung with applause.
AIR" Scots 1rha haze"
Spain awaked from slavery's trance
Spain who spurned the yoke of France,
Saw Napoleon's hordes advance,
Flushed with victory:
Spain, in native valor strong,
Backward drove tn invading throng;
Behold her sons, and this their song
Death or liberty!
Proud iberia, gallant land
Reared the pile by freedom planned,
Fired the torch by freedom famed,
Scorned to bend her knee!
Urged by foreign despots, Gaul
Flies to arms, and, venturing all,
Forced to fight, but fights to fall,
Leagued 'gainst liberty!
Shall forbid it Heaven y the men
Who from mountain, rock and glen,
Bafaed France, as France was then,
Now defeatedbe'
Shall they break their patriot vow,
Who mastered strength to weakness bow,
Yield to France, as France is no7v?
No-they shall be free
Britons you whose patriot train
Oft has spurned oppression's reign
You whose hearts beat high for Spain,
Pledge one cup with me:
Soon may Spain, in justice strong,
Backward drive tn invaders throng;
Bold her sons. and this their song
Death or liberty!
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OLD ESTABLISHED

A.ND FORTUN4TE OFFICE,
South Nest Corner Of Ches0ut and
Third Streets, philadelphia,
Who sold and paid all the prizes in the for
mer classes Of the PENNSYLVANIA State Lottery.
and who sold and paid prizes amounting to up.
wards of
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$4,000 DOLLARS.

CAPITAL PRIZES in the THIRD CLASS
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOTTERY, G.
W. WAITE, Manager, for which Cash will be.
immediately advanced when drawn,
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amherst County February Court, 1928.
Charles Mundy, administrator OF Joseph Nj
ran deceased, plaintiff,
against
Robert Rivers and Henry L. Davies defts
Upon q Foreign BIZ in Chancerg.
On hearing bill, and ii appearing TO the sat
lsaction OF the court that the defendant Ry-
ers doth not reside within the limits of this
state II is therefore ordered and decreed that
unless the said defendant doth appear here on
the FIRST day of May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
the same shall be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly. And il
Is further ordered, that Henry L. Davies, the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money to which he may be indebted to re
SAID Rivers, TO the amount of seyenty-fre dol.
lars, until the further decree and ori ..r nf the
court. And it is furthermore a,cdered that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
:, me l'fg'H'an, published in Lynchburg, for
the term Of two u.onths successively, and that
another e copy Of this order be posted up at the
front door OF the court house of this county
on some court day copy. Teste,
81 Af.fHUR B. DAVIES. C. A. {.
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4 T rules holden in the clerk off,. :,
"A Amherst county court, the first No. VI
in February, 1873: '"oay
Humphrey Gilbert, rlai,.2
against
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert TLa,,..
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John & CIR,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mar" :,
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gill;,
judith Gilbert, Charles l. Barrel adm, -
Henry Gilbert, deceased Richard II. Bn,F,
Charles l.. Barret, William Coleman AM
Charles l.. Barrett under the firm of Cohen
x Barrett, John and Richard 5. Ellis, Bcnianir
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard n
Burks, under the firm of Richard II. B,rls /
Co, and William Thurmond defendant.
IN CH.7ECERY
The defendants John C. Gilbert Henry On
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his vile. nor
having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and il appearing that
theyare not inhabitants OF this commonwealth
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel
II is ordered, thHt the said absentdeiendant,
do appear here on the third Monday in ArriI
next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Firgmian, published IN the town OF Iynchbnrp.
for eight weeks successfully, and posted M At
the front door of the courthouse OF this conn.
y, on some court day A copy-Teste,
% BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. e.
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Yhe following slaves.
Yen OoHlars Reward.

pUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
~ 18th inst. negro woman named CT AR
KEY, about 30 or 30 years of age She had
on when she left me, yellow striped dress,
and also had with her, blue stuff dress, she
also took with her, her bed and bedding. She
is a small black woman, about five feet four
inches high. The above reward will be given
TO any person who will secure her in iaiI, or
deliver her TO Henry Meredith, or to the sub
scriber in Lyncbburg.
March q 81 STEPHEN BINGHAM
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TUO LIS OF LIND.

containing lGaereseaeh- as is expressed in .aid
deed. 1hIs Land lies vii, and Is excellent
fobneeo baud, aud lies in between the land OF
Rawley Thompson, ~asennah Black aud 9th
er,. Acting is trustee viii convey such IL
he onlY a. Is vested IA me- by said deed.
JONATHAN b. DAWSON, Trustee.
March ~ W2w54
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TIE TR.4CT OF LAND

IN said deed II entioned, lying on the waters
ni stanton river, about five miles above Halls
ford, containing loo acres, be the same, more
or less, and bounded by The lands OF Thomas
Harmon, John Oer and others, il being the
same Tract OF Land conveyed by Shadrack
Brown TO Thomas Stewart, and by Stewart 10
the said William Bradley. The title is beIier-
ed to be undoubted, but we shall convey such
rs is vested in us TIE TRU SIZES.
March , / Wtds 80
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One ract OF l.anA.
EDUCATION.

HE SUBSCRIBERS next Session
will commence ON second day, the 3lst
inst aud end ON the 18th of the oth mo. next.
Icrms-Englsh Grammar, Geography. Ari.h-
metic aud bookkeeping, SIC scholar. per
session Mathematics aud the elements o..
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, Sl21 a
scholar do. No pupil will be admitted for
less time than from the timc of entry to the
end OF the session h. b TOWNLEY
Third month 2Sth. w3w "A
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Fifty Dollars Reward

I4'oR experimenting and securj,, IL.
jail, 50 ihai get him again. If tsl ,.,'' .
oi The State, or twenty dollars If taten 81 u .,
state. JACK HARKIss, free ne@ra N In
IN lhe county OF Bedford, Slate 81 rg;n ., ~
mold his indenitlfes, dated the 2sfb o.
l5Ai-said Jack Harriss was so6l J.. oe,,'htI
Buckingham court, TO pay Jail fees V'o'f Il
chased by Stephen Pankey. from fei.
shortly runaway, was taken in the ,,,,a ,.l h.
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which rlsra La I'M OF
again sold when bccame the pnrrba'.9N Wa
Jack harrlss IS yellow fellow. SION, 81
about feet high, between RI AMI a. yeg a.aae,
age az. PROCESSES 10 lay stone or brink When h..
easily cut Off his bat had lost half ,I,o an be
his clothing as | believe dark n,i,sJ giihi'
clerks OF courts whore his Indenfar,. s.oil.
recorded, are cautioned against rs ",o, !. be
them. JOHN y Gnu ihS
Bedford, Feb. II. 80
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NIR-The Society tin this city for the
~ Dissemination Of ne Heorcpig Docirines
u the NEU-JERE S.1LEM, rs contained in He
Iaeoi0g'cdt writings Of Baron EMANuEL Swr-
DrknoRG, contemplate publishing a New
Monthly MAGAZiNE, devoted exclusively II
the interests OF the NeC Church in he UnHed
.NlnIeS. 10 BIZ entitled
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CE lRAl. IIDrEE,

TIVE subscriber has taken the tenemen
nrNl 20 The Farmers Bank, Main street
Lyuoh1urg, which he has fitted up in a con
venien and handsome style for the reception
OF company. His table aud bar being furnish
ed in the best manner, he hopes to share por-
ton OF public patronage, which 1t wiki be- his
constant esdeavor TO deserve. His stables are
vel supplied, and his ostler experienced and
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER
rem y. 62tCdW
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.MASSAO.S.aNN.

This work will be issued in Monthly Num-
bers, each containing - octave pages, neatly
stitched IN coloured printed covers, at the mo-
derate price OF THREE Dollars per a1tlltaa--One
Dollar to be paid on the receipt of the first
number one Dollar at the expiration of sir
months ; and enc Dollar at the end of the
year, accompanied with thestipuldted advance
for the following year, by those who wish
their subscriptions continued All femiitdHceS
aud communications must he past paid
The Superintendent of the edei0rini and ~
pogfaphicm department being assigned to the
subscriber, (iate ediior and publisher Of The
HaicyoH Lumlnarg) all letters must be address
sed TO him, al his Office, No. POI, HHam-
street, .New fo'h, where they will he prompt
ly attended to.
As the first number will be issued in MY
mai aud Immediately forwarded to subscr.
bers, you will Oblige me by asCerlaining, as
soon AS practicable, the number and names Of
those in your neighborhOod, who will become
patrons ot the work, and inform me of the
same with all convenient speed.
The printing Of the .4p0coigGst Erpidjaed,
will be commenced at the same time eight
pages OF which viii be stitched within the CO.
Yer of each number of the " -WsSi0ndrg," cal.
culatcd TO be bound separately
remain Sir, with respect aud affection,
Your Brother in the New Church.
SAMUEL NOODNORTH.
yNeW York FtbrUuy 10, 1923,
Subscriptions 10 the above work will be re-
received al the Office ot the Irginiai, at the
Book Stores of E6hols 4 North, and Hector
NILSSON, Lynchburg and by DR. } l. Cabell,
Bedford. March p. WITS 33
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ny ,lige Of deed Of trust executed 10
ID the sabscfih.r by amos fafis, bearing
date the 10Th day of June, is22, &dnly reeor-
,led ia the clerk office oi Pits, lvania county
caurt, for ihe purpose Of securing The ray ne NJ
of 4 sum OF MONEY due 10 William Nhiiloek'
shall, IN Thursday the 21th day OF April
1893 II tair, II moi the neNt iair DAY thereafter,
proceed Ia ell, Ia the highest bidder, oh The
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'NrMnt Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by William Brady, dated
the sth day Of March, 1922, and duly admit
ted 10 record in the office oil the county court
Of Franklin, for the purpose of securing the
payment of a certain sum of money due Da-
us, Preston 4 Co. We shall, on Wedne sday
the OH day of April next, il fair, if not the
next fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, ON
the premises, by way of public auction, for
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Notice..

10y virtue of deed of trust executed by
- Michael ksins to the subscribers, aud of
record in the county court of Bedford, bearing
date the 9th day of September 1921, for the
purpose OF securing the payment of debt due
to James keenum, will be sold to the highest
bidder Tor ready money on the 10th day of
next month April, on the premises, "A tract or
parcel OF land, on which the said Kains now
resides in the county of Bedford, containing
by said deed $50 acres or SO much thereof as
VIII be sufficient to satisfy the debt set forth in
said deed. Acting as trustees we will convey
such title only as are uested in US.
JAMES JOPLING,
RICHARD KEENuM, Trustees.
March IS. "a y,ds
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PUBLIC Notice.


<Y virtue of deed of trust executed
Al to the subscriber by the late Jesse Clark
son, dec. for the purpose of securing debt
due to William Ryan, which deed is duly re.
corded in the county court clerks Office OF
Nelson, will, on Tuesday the sth day OF A.
pr,i next, at Massie's mill, in Nelson county,
sell to the highest bidder, without reserve,
EOur valuable slaves.
(All muiattoes J to wit One man named
cyrus, woman named Nancy, and her two
children Sarah Ann and Meredith These
slaves may be reckoned valuable acquisition
~ any gentleman wishing to own such.
Terms of sale will be cash or current bank
notes. There is no question but the title -
good: but acting as trustee, shall convey
such as is vested in me by said deed.
CHARLES PERRON.
March 7. 81 ids
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Jus, published and for sale

4 + Echols & North's ard Hector At.
L " kissons Bookstores, IN .iDrctioaaie nd
dress 10 the Clergy Of all denominations in The
United States, on The Uraiass Of HE honorable
Emanuel SWedeHb0rg, by
JOHN l. CARELL.
Prize, lei Cents
March ~. W1w "a
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man, forty-three year. OF are, an mhab'
taHl al one 81 the ports OF the Adfiatic, ha
heea afflicted Tor ten years with very eNten-
sNe letter surrounding the neck and should
ders. The letter was dry, aud often covered
with red points, with sunpufhtng tnmnrs, 10
winch the linen adhered II was attend
ed with ,Seessiye itching. The gcncrnlhcath
was good, except slight chronic opthnlmia,
attributed to ar jra air lie rccollcrlr1 hav-
ing been informed by his mother that he had
suffered during her youth tron an herprtic g
FddiDn lie had irirl Tea, remedies. among
atAef. solution OF mniUlic ae,d, rubbed up
on the part without success.
After the hrst fdu2nuou, taken on the I'D
OF Jane, the Itching diminished, aud, a, the
patient was therefore prevented from scratch
ins, the linen no longer adhered To- the hnck
After the seventh Application. tac improve
mcnt was trsly astonishing, the hching hay
ing almost entirely repscd. An eruption, ari-
sing from the tuinigaiion~, appeared upon the
right arm, 80 a. 90 interrupt the treatment +.
hui tolGeen iin,is atians ia ten days couple
ted the care.
This eStahhsitmeni has bnt recently gone in.
to operation | have number of iu,rteraie
cases under my infringement all of which have
improved greatly beyond my expectations
REM. +. OWENS.
n. 3. A. extensive assortment of MEDI.
ElNES, PAINTS, by E-STuFFS, sc. for sale
upon the most reasonable terms 20
October II cots
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.Eoti

rIHAT in virtue Of a deed of trust exc
l cnled to The subscriber by Granville
Grnddoek aud Elm his wife, we shall, on
Monday the 18th DIZZY OF April next ~ the re
sidcnee Of the said Granville 'raddock, pro-
eeed 10 SELL 10 The highest bidder, at public
nnction Oh q credit nl L months,
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II HE subscriber offers for sale, an ele
4 CANT Carriage with a pair of gentle
aud well matched Horses, one of which
rides EXTREMITY weIl--a second hand Road
Wagon, aud IA six horse Team, withaheir
gear-t"o yoke of first rate young and
well broke Oxen-a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels of Corn; ON all o.
which, a credit till the first day Of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will be required.
WIN. LANGHORNE
January II. ts24
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Office

10y rirtue Of deed Of trust crecutcd TO
- he subscriber By \. s. Henry O1or the p.r-
pose Of securing debt due 10 T.. Royal 4. Co
Waich deed is u record IN fie rouniD co,t1 Of
Btdf0rd, and bears date me 9Th Of .iagltN, 1919.
] shall, on he Isl day Of .4pl, is28, ar fair, !
not the neti fair day hredfitr,) sen, At public
auction, in me tam Of Lyachbtpg, bejore The
door Of The Franklin Hoii, for ready mo..ey,
The Tract OF llanA.
IN IRE said iced mentioned, containing ire b,t
dred and fifteen acres being he same on 10Llrh
the said Hearg resides. or 50 much as triH be saf
eient 10 saiislg sid trust. The trustee uiil con
by such titie only as is rested in him.
CiIISHELL D.3BNEY.
Horemder -. loids l6
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Not ice.


10y virtue of a deed of trust executed TO
- the subscriber by William Jones, (son of
lhomas) on the 10Th day of January, 1919,
aud OF record IN the county court of Camp
he'll, Tor purposes in said deed expressed, will
be sold, nj Campbell court house, on Monday
The lllll day OF April neat, il being court day
Tor cash, the following property, 10 vii
One ract Of l.anA,
lying aud being in the county of Campbell.
on both side Of Failing river, willed To the
said Jones 10y his father, Thoma. Jones, senr.
aso, three slaves,
one named George, one named Ralph. and
one named Polly, and her increase, If any,
since the date Of the deed. The subscriber
viii convey such title only as is vested In him
As trustee. NM. e McAlJJST !.
March % a RI
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New and Valuable Medicine.

TIAlIIo new and elegant Balsam bids fair
10 stand uurivnled in il merits, for Con
snmpions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
10 assert that no Medicine has ever gained 90
much credit ia 80 short time as this eOmp0-
siiion. Scarcely case occurs but may be
relieved by lhetimely Use Of IT, many having
lately used II inseaied Consumption with the
most surprising success, WHO were gwen mp
By the mot skilfnl ply sieians in the country.
Many certificates oil It's efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify hat nv wife has for some
time pasi been troubled with violent Cough,
aud has been in very delicate health, aud
AFR having tried many different things with
out Getting relief, bought FOR her bottle Of
Or Mellen's Cough Drops from the use Of
which a very short time she loand great relief,
and her Cough has entirely lett her, and she
has rrgained her strength
JOHN W. JENKINS.
H,,dson, 12'h Month 29th, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recordcr 0f The ciiy Of Hudson.
To the afflicted whom this may concern,
Rosanna Barton, do certify that ! took a pio-
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1878,
which created a violent Cough aud difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distressing till |
procured n bottle of Doctor Mellcn's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses of the said
drops, vas entirely cured of my Cough and
pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr. Joseph Barton.
HUdson, I2h Month l3ih, 1910.
This is 10 certify that in June 1918, was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness OF the lungs, and il
continued until July 1919, which confined mr.
10 the house and part of the time to my bed.
had tried every Thing as thought but all in
vain was at last induced To make trial of
DIR. Mellen's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm.
mediate relief, increased my strength, aud re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted with those complaints, as a very valu-
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
HRdson. COLUMBIA cig. Ny Dee p, 1919.
FOH sALE pY
DR. + HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
March Is I'm
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lNthe personaA Property
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a deed oftrust executed b,
- Thomas Harmon to the subscribers. ia
ted the day oi 1921, mud Inv
admitted 10 record IN the Office of tho county
court of Franklin. Tor the pnapose OF securing
the payment OF certain sum of money due
Davis, Preston 4 Co we shall, on the hday
of April next, If fair if moi the next fair day
thereafter, proceed To sell, on thu premises,
by way of public auction, TO the highest bid
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The Tract OF IlanA.
Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the
n estate OF hm Browne, dec d, late oftl.is
pace arr desired bring them forward on
or before the llrst day oi May next, rs il is my
wish TO close the business, and this notice viii
be plead in bar against all claims that NAV l.,
presented after thai lime
A ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
Dccciaber 81. w3n 81
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IN CHlNCERY.
5. GARLAND, c. c.

4 Il a Court held for Nelson county,
"A the oath February, 1923 On the mo-
ton of Lavender London, one OF the secur-
ties of cambridge CLASSIFY, eXor aud Mary
CLASSIFY, exX of William CLASSIFY, decd it is
ordered that the said Dandridge CLASSIFY and
Mary CLASSIFY be summoned TO appear here at
Aph Court next, to show cause why they
sho'lld not give sufficient counter security to
the said Lavender London, or execute n new
bond, with good security, for the faithful dis
charge OF their duties, or deliver mp the pro-
perry Of their testator to the said Lavender
London for his ndemnfo atlon--and it app
Pearing that the said cambridge CLASSIFY is not
an inhabtant of this state, it is ordered, that
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the Nirginian, printed in the town of Lynch.
burg, Tor four weeks successfully
copy. Tesle,
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, elk.
March H. 31Hlw
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i cevtain Tract OF N.anA.

in said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF staunton river, lourmes above Halls ford,
containing 100 acres, be the same, more or
less, and bounded by the lands of William
Bradley, John Basham, jir aud others, it being
by David Pagan, by deed of record in the
clerk 5 office OF the county court of Franklin.
We shall convey such title as is vested in us
aud no other 1fIE TRUSTEES
March 81 wtds 80
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70 Contractors.

| AN authorised topurchase large guam
= uty otheart scanting aud plank Tor Water
Wheels, Water Cane, Holly, &c deliverable
ut tn. Farm Minis, arLynohburg. Immediate
application 10 be made Ia
SAMUEL STEVENS
March II 10 A.
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A Patent Spring Saddle,

Constructed ON the most approved Plan that
has ever been introduced uniting In Itself
ease 10 the rider and safety 10 the horse. The
subscriber Matters himself that his Saddles
have been rs much approved both for their
ease 10 the rider a we'll as safety 10 The horse
Cat the same time combining neatness and dn-
rabilify) as any other Sadders in the Union.
Being possessed Of workmcn not 10 be surpas-
sed either in the neatness or the execution OF
their work, and giving prompt attention 10
business, a. we'll rs having disposition 10
please, be hnnhlv trusts he will still receive a
share OF the public patronage which has here
tofore been so literally afforded INN. His
Stock consists of
Best plain Meus' and Womens' Saddles,
mot 10 be supposedly
Common do. do.
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart aud Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Ptoted Brtdles 4 MutingateS, first guilty.
Common do.
Subtle Rays, Teiiees, Porimanteaus,
Trunks, Cups, 81. &c.
All Of which viii be sold low for cash, or
TO pnnCtual customers on credit
ROBERT II GRAY.
u Country produce will be taken in ex-
change for debts OF work. X II G.
March Is liwts