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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03

Seorge OK surviving of William Boyd Bror
ana James Dixon, also executor named in his viii %
Arshbaid DUFF and Margare, bis wiie Drfensan, "nu
no, m a;aendans, Archibald Dun ard Margaret bis wife
c"rding ~ rule Of Court, and IL ,h.
Psm' pa Of this districts On motion Of The
iA".hs oy thefr Counsel Il is Ordered tbat The s, ~.
I.nuants appear the first day of the next Term nn
s for .%e gu 81 the plaintiff and tina, copy this Ord.
w inserted in newspaper printed In Nh.
Ciy OF Richmond. for months successiveIy and
a. .uu from door OF the Capitol in the said city.
,sps. ieste, RICHARD JFFFRIES Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03

CiiANcEti: Al iues held al IL. Clerks O,ic. :;
Inc Court of the Quilted States, ur the Finn c;Sr;,
'Wgin,a District IN The month oi July. 1921 "'"
william wright ksbert McKecknie. jr David Mckee.
we ann Thomas Nl' keckne, AN infant by Anar.v AZ,
AGAIN. "'e"a' Plaintiffs,
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ggslEIEs GAEgEAE S ID.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY "a, 1894.

CT Some of our correspondents have furnished
us with unfinished communications. We would be
glad to have the residue, as unwilling to run
any risk, by commencing an article without know
ing its end or object.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-07-24


TEEN bv the late King of Poland. At concert
which he gave the Duchess, he performed on SIX
different instruments. His establishment for musi-
cal entertainments cost him every year about
25,0O0l Of our money. He had theatre in which
plavs in the French, German and Polish languages
were acted. He purchased horses from the reno
test countries. One which he showed the Duchess,
was brought him from Jerusalem.
She continued few days at the Noblemans
house, and Prince Radziva, accompanying her thi-
Their, an emulation seemed to prevail who should
show her the greatest attention. But the utmost
civilities could make no lasting impression on mind
so destitute of sensibility.
Among the worthless objects that partook Of the
lady's occasional benefactions, the notorious
Semple, whom she liberated from the prison at Ca
Iais, by compromising with his creditors.
OF the qualities of the Duchess of Kingston, the
most predominant seemed to be masculine
kind Of courage. She had always brace Of load
ed pistols at the side of her bed, and her female
domestics had orders never to enter her chamber
unless the bell rang, lest by sudden surprise she
might be induced to fire at them. In her travel
ling carriage there were fire arms, and once on her
route to PeterSburgh she discharged case of pis-
tolls at party supposed to have nmical designs.
This herosm she is said to have inherited from her
mother.
The Duchess enjoyed through life sound state of
health. Except an attack at Petersburgh, when
an epidemic disorder prevailed, and the fever with
which she was seized on her return from Rome to
meet her trial, she experienced not days illness.
The method she took to preserve health that
Of inuring herself to hardness. The severest cold
neither discomposed her feelings nor prevented her
from prosecuting journey. She admitted fires in
her apartments ratherfrom fashion than inclination.
lorasgh indication ofthe gout she instantly plung-
proper or not, was the universal remedy to which
she had recourse in any casual complaint.
In person, she was rather under the middle sta
lures hcrlmbs were notremarkable for symmetry
her motions were not graceful; nor was she en-
doved with the sensibility and retiring delcacy of
manner which, of AL others, is a most captivating
quality. Her features were agreeable, her eyes
piercing, and her complexion glowed with the ind-
cations Of health and viyacity On the whole, her
appearance was extremely engaging; and, had the
virtues and accomplishments OF her mind been an
SWerable to her exterior endoWments, she must
have commanded universal esteem, as well as love
and admiration. Bat the vanity, the Inconsistency,
the caprice, and the ecccntrclty Of her conduct,
prevailed in SO intolerablc degree, that notwth-
standing an immense fortune, she lived almost with
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-07-24

of pity, love, and pure goodwill to my feowcrea-
lures.
why are friends ravished from us IT'S to bind
by soft Infections ties on human hearts
The thought of Death, which Reason, too supine,
Or mlsemploy'd, so rarely fastens there"
RAMBLER.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-07-24

"A lady Of fashion asked bishop if there was any
narm in gong to a masquerade 'sYour ladyshp
can answer that question better than 7, replied the
prelate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
NEW FAIL GOODS.

Rich figured Gfos de- Naples Robrs,
do. do whit. and eOl'd Satin DO.
A larse sssett,ueut al black and lig'd Gtos
de Maple, some Of which ~ III be sold
tery low,
Rich figured aud shaded Gros DEE, a
G.shianaitie article,
| Shaded Quite, fashionable article,
PLAN aud figured Bon.bazett.s, al shades
al low prices,
A. Rodes' plain black do.
iI,akeiey's iarg. figured do. some La
FsJeuc patterns,
o 4 to 1914 hIefino Shawis.
Plain, figured aud black Cashmere do.
Cotton aud w"rsled Iiosery, ehlldrens' do.
4 splendid assortment English Thread La
ces aud Edglngs,
do. do. do. Insettiugs and trimmings,
Golored and black Bombazettes aud Vel
,ciccus,
4 handsome assortment of first quality shell
tuck aud side Combs,
Rich Ribbons aud fancy Handkerchefs,
London and PARIS Fall Prints aud Calicoes,
ii ard ID Cambfics and Jaconets,
Cheap Book aud Null AIuslm,
Carolina rlaids and Circassian Stripes,
With numerous articles adopted 10 the
season, selected IN New York aud Phila-
d'lphia, and vii be offered al cheap rates
Those dcsirous Of purchasing good bargains
will find then, al the subscribers
". MCKEE X J. q. MEM.
October O. ts9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
Cloths, Cassin,ercs and
Nestings.

WE ARE now oPFStEG
n SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best superlatl,e blue aud black Cloths,
some of which are superior
\ handsome assortment of middle to fine
aud superhnc do.
Also, "A general assortment Of low pliccd
Ia fine do. all colors
Blue, black aud mixed super double miled
ditto,
Common aud low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised fig. Velvet Vcstlnss,
London Tollen.tis aud ValelciA beautiful
super and common White Mnrseiles,
Fancy wo,c figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdowu,
Washington aud Jackson Silk Nesting,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
L" which may be- added great variety
Of other articles N the same. line. Gentle
men drsirous of obtaining Tie best Of anti
clcs ri moderate prices, will please call, as
they can doubtless be suited.
". Mckee 4 J. q. MEM.
October Il. tsI9
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drugs anA Medicines.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON

.fPOTHEC.7RT AND DRUGGfST-
HAS received directly from New Y"k
4 Il and Philadelphia Il supply OF DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the purcst
quality, which will be sold al the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants, aud others, who buy large quantities,
and cannot at all times fnd i; Convenient 10
pay the cash, can be supplied on a liberal ere.
dit, where punctnality observed. Families
in this town, and its vicinity, supplied with
medicines put up in the nicest style, payable
half yearly.
lie has also received, English and Ameri-
can White Lead, ground in oil dry ditto !;
Spanish Brown, in oil dry ditto =; Vel
low Ochre in oil dry ditto, Spirits #
Turpentne Linseed Oil , Venetian Re-
Red Lead; Prussian Blue, No. and z ; Sp.
perior Chrome yellow; Patent Green; Spruce
yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Green; KINGS
Yellow Rose, Pink, LStharPe, English and
American N.rmilion; ivory Black Paint
Brushes OF every description English aua
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead
Lamp Black Turkey timber; Gold Leaf Of
superior quality; Silver ditto; Spanish VIII.
ting Faris ditto; American Glue /; superion
Blue Smalts Pumce Stone Coach Copal
Parnish Furniture ditto Gum Cnpal; Ground
Camwood Stone Ochre Logwood, ground
and III sticks, &c. &c together Nitb every
Other Paint and Dye.Sluif now in use. 4
more complete assortment of goods IN his lire
never has been offered in this market be- fore
and he earnestly soiicis his friends and thU
public To give him call, TO whom he Ecturus
his greatful Acknowledgements for past patron.
age. AuoEl7
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A list Of letters,
Remsiai,g a, thc Litsfiy Post QgEoe on IN

Remeiats,g an the Liberty Post Qlaee on ne
30N day Of .Styteatbey, ia2l.
foley Anderson, Jsha Arthur, William
II. Anderson.
B-Nathan Bssi.ar,, Mts Mary n. Bowles,
james Bunch, Richard Boaii
C-Giibert Crum, William Greasy. Bedford
Clerk, Jubal CuudiH Elizabeth Cooper, Jas.
! II. Colmaa, William Cutler, Miss Susan ~.
Grnmp.
D-John Doaly, Sarah Dnaiy, Geo. Doaiy,
! Col. James ;. billiard, Jacob Dawson, Btpw "a
DAVIS, James DoWaiy, james r Darneli2 :.
F-Jpseph feaibor.
G--James Gray, senior, Levin Gibbs, Hen
ry Gfass, James b. Goodman.
H-fleasant Harvard, Joshua Hally, Mar-
tia iiannalass, Thomas ) Hill, Mary Hunt,
james Hopkins, Peter Hudson, JOHN u Joel
| Hall, Eli4e beth Hall, Peter Hunter, William
Hardy, senior, Julius Hatcher
J-Edmuhd Irvine, William X. Jones, Le-
roy Jourden.
K-William Kertes, Pleasant Kensdy, Kitty
Kerr.
L-America Leftwieh.
M-Daniel Mccain, Miss Mary {. Z. Man
son, Samuel Marshal, jeremiah Milan, John
u. Mnnford, Reuben T. Mitchell, Jeremiah
Meddow, Pleasant Marphy 2, James Mays,
james Mclean.
.N-Msry Nance.
P-rhomas Patterson, Charles c Patterson,
Abraham Powell, Thomas Phelps, James
paindeHtrr, John Patterson, Elisha Perkins.
R-John Richards, james b. Reeee, VIM.
H. Rncker.
S-Ailen Saimoas, William Stone, William
y. Shermon, Boyd Smith, Timothy Spslding
., Ester or John Sheppard
T-Christopher Tenueson, William Thax-
ton, Jeremiah ~. Tenan, Waddy Thompson,
terisha Turner, William Tracy, key James
Turner.
U--tohn Ward (Minor,5 saauel Webb,
Asa Wilson, John " Walker, Elizabeth Avail.
kcr, jeremiah Wood, Daniel Wamack, James
Wilson, William White, esq, WIN. A White
,. WI II PORTER, Z. NJ.
August &. w3w9
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@. MAIDIIts
UE.A'1J.ST.

DESPECTFHLLY offers his services
IL an the line OF his profession, 10 die eiti-
zens oi Lynchburg and Its sidinity. lie Tor
bears entering into defail OF the various OF
erntions occasionally requisite Tor the i,reser-
valion nj the teeth, mud for regulating them
or for supplying lheir Deficiencies when lost
by premature decay, disease or neglect sui.
6ce II 10 say that he performs eyeay Heoes.
say operation that may BIZ required OF II den
list aud la all of shich he - regulated, aud
Tint with the most sornpnlous attention, by
tho mssima and experience ot Mr.. H. IL.
Hayden Of Baltimore, with whom he studied
his prolcssion,) which have been warranted
by bis twenty five years practice ~ that CITY.
ii tenderness and care 10 the diherem ore-
raiions, and II the most implicit candor in
his adYire are induce me,ts, those who may
honor him with their confidence may he as.
sred OF meeting with satisfaction.
Persons wishing 10 be waited On at their
residence, viii plcnre send 10 his lodgings al
the Washington Hotel.
September II. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
Quantico Canal Lottery, Ith elias.



This is lottery torMedby The ternarv com.
bnatlon and Formulation OF p Nos. To de.
termne the prizes therein the p Nos. will be
publicly placed ino wheel on the day OF
drawing, aud four of THEM be drawn out And
that tiukot having on II the LIST, I'd and Sd
Nos, drawn from the wheel in the order in
which drawn, will be entitled TO ilIe hirhcs 81
prize those 8 other tickets which shall
have on them the same numbers in ths other
orders Of combination and Formulation, will
each be entitled to a prize Of 81 900 those
. other tickets which shnll have on them
three OF the drawn numbers, aud those three
the LIST, ID and ith, will each be entitled To a
prize of $1,000: those 6 other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos
and those three the lst Sd and Ith, will be
each entitled 10 prize of $500 those Il 9th.
err tickets which shall have on them three ot
the drawn Nos. viz the I'd, Sd aud 4th, will
each he entitled TO prize of $50: those 1873
tickets which shall have on them two of Tia
drawn Nos and those two the Sd and dir
drawn, will each be entitled 10 aprize Of $50
all others having on thcm two Of the drawn
Nos. (being 69o) will each be entitled IN !,
prize of $40; aud all those which shall hnv,
one of the drawn Nos. bn !peiur 6O7ol Nil
each be en'itled toa rtizs Of rs
No ticket WHICH. shall have drawn a nrize -,
superior Denomination can be emitted TO an
,n r,1]e, Prizes payable 80 days after
20, ,ae craving, and subject AS usual to deduc.
ION al 10 per cent.
The drawing will take place on 7hur,dav,
the 10Th day Of -Nortmbtr next or ut n much
earlier day If the sale OF tickets will warrant
it.
Whole Tickets S5-IIalves 50 50-Quar,ers
81 Is.
Packages of tickets embracing the o.
combination and Formulation numbers of the
lottery, warranted to draw, Al least $50, less
than rs per cent, may also he had atthe same
rate, but on that day the tickets will positive.
y be advanced to IS.
ABRAM r. NORTH
June
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BEDFORD CLERKS OFFICE,

OCTOBER RULES, 1924
Darid creashsu, plaintiff,
against
Mihoa r. Hopkins, Jehn Creashaw, Samuel
II. Crensl,a,v, Thomas Preston and Lodouick
alcDaniel, defendants.
IN CH.3kCERY
The defendant Milton T. Hopkins aa, being
an inliaiitaat of this state, and entered his
appearance and given security according 10
the act oil assembly and the rules oil this coatt,
IL ordered, that he afpear here ON tue fourth
Monday in January next, and answer tue
plaintiffs bill-Ihat a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted ia one OF the Lynchburg
newspapers for two months soccessiveiy, and
posted Al the front door ot the courthouse on
two several court days.
A Copy-Ieste.
o J. STEPTOE, c. B. c.
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<NHE subscriber wall continue to instruct
- ~ Lynthburg two more sessions Per.
sons disposed TO patronise him, will please 10
make application at the Union Hotel.
JOHN A. SC0NCIA.
n. B. }. A. s. has very iarge assortmcn,
OF MUSIC and MUSICAL iNSTRU hiENTS
ahich ne will dispose Of on moderate terms
Liberal deductions will be made 10 teachers
al music aud wholesale dealers.
TWO SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale
September 81. IA
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MY. Milton L. Aopkins,

GlR-You will be pleased TO take noiicc,
~ that shall on the second day OF Bedford
November court ncM, al Wm. Terry tayeru,
in the town OF Liberty, (and TO continue from
pay 10 day until completely proceed 10 take
the depositions of William. ook and Others,
which | shall offer to be red as evidence on
the trial of the cause depending in Bedford
county court, wherein am hlainttf and oth-
crs are defendants. Yours,
DAVID CRENSHAW.
October g. wINy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
WINTER GOODS.

The subscribers hare on hand and are re
Ct,tlng
10 babes Napt Loltons
l do blue Penuistones
do bin. aud mixed Plains
do Rose blankets from IA 10 4 3
do London DuiIil do,
8 d. P"st do from "a
to ) point
I do Whitney do
do German and Scotch 0gnnburgs
do Imitation Russia Duck To all ol
which, the attention al tue planters
are respectfully invited As they will
be sold low for cash.
W. MCKEE Il J. q. MEM.
October q. Is
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Tract or parceA Of X,NoA,

Lying in Che county OF Campbell, about two
nlEes below Lynchburg ON the south side of
james river, called the Narrow Low Grounds,
and containing III acre, more or less.
Terms If sale-A negotiable note at -four
months With good endorser, Tor one fourth
OF the purchase money, will be required OF
the purchaser or purchasers, the residue 10 be
secured by bond aud good security, with "a
lien on the property. with interest on the
whole from the day of sale.
GEO. b. NOODSON, r.I.p.cc
y. b. The above tract OF land is Supposed
10 contain from so TO 70 acres low grounds,
equal in poiat OF fertility, to any in This SEC.
ton OF the Countrywide high land IS chiefly
in wood, and well timbered, and being con-
,iguous to Lynchburg, isconSidertd All object
worthy of attention.
September %. itwids 10
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Yen DOLLARS Reward.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IL in Pitsylyania county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the ID inst a negro boy named JORDAN,
of yellow complexion, Is yc1rs old, / feet H
or II inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, pair OF blue
checked pantaoons,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark rccolec-
ied.-He was seen on Wednesday night the
ilih inst al MIR. Swinneys, near Lynchburg,
and do expect he is lurking about town.
Whoever may npprehcnd the said boy and
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him in jail So that
get him again, shall leceiy. the above re-
ward
WILLIAM " ARE.
August ~. wts3
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Notice
June q.

Is hereby given That oil The Cells in the
L Lunatie Hospital, is. The city Of Uiiliam,.
burg, are occupied. and that no more patients,
(slale or Female will he received into said
Hospital, until some OF the said Cells are val
cant, due notice of which will be given.
BY order fthe Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, c. c. d.
williamsburg, Feb. 81.
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I.r,runrno. Jrr1 60. 1874.

IrScuBrno, JcL7 60, 1894.
IN consequence of Iie ifregelsrity whi' b
] les heretofore cdsied IA the me diesi char
ses al this ,isoe ue. ,he ..jers,gn.d fiiy'
sielan., have tbs Jas determined si,oa sH.'
iprm rsfrs, and have keuise azreed 10 eiuss
our book Annually.
JOHN 1 GARELL,
a.. Il. ROSE,
JAS r. STEPHENS.
WILL. OWENS.
HENRY W. TUCKER,
Howell DAVIES,
JOHN II. PATTESoN,
wv. 1. HOLCOnBE,
Nh. L.. LAMBETH,
H. 4. OWENS,
s. ID. OWENS.
September L. icis
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stutls,
=
THOMAS ]. DUVAL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS Just received, in addition to his
L former stock, mn extensive assortment 1t
Drugs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DfE-STUFfS. which enables him now 10 Of.
ter TO his friends, customers aud the public se'
Morally, the most complete AMI extensive as
sortment ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THEM ARE THE FoLLowING,y VIZ
$500 ID. Giauber Sails, so do. Tartar Fine
500 DO. Epson do. tic,
500 do. Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, 90 doz. bottles Ame1
500 do. Pearl Ash, rican Castor OIL
100 do. Gum Cam. 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 gallons Alcohol,
loo do. Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, 100 do Spts. IuI'
1875 do. terdigris, pentiue,
60 do. Calosnei,
Ana every other Article in his line, all OF
the best quality. and for sale at the lowest
prices foe cash, or at six months to punetual
customers september3i
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II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the e,,..
that Permenas " illisnls, late ef Menr, ca, '3
~, is dead, aud that thomas " orih.r, -"
John Todd, two OF his lcgatees, arr, l.s' wa
made parties TO this suii, aud that tie chit
OF Elizabeth Johnston, who are grand a..
dren OF said Permenas, AID being in In. a.,
of Alabama, and Polly Coleman aud he, L ..
baud Stephen Coleman, in right u HI,
living in the state of Virginia, are his aa@,
lcgaiees, as appears on scire facias refine,
OF this tract Of land, and Nathaniel " III
of Maury county, having been appoip,ai
guardian Of such children of said Ei,z,l.a5
Johnston as are minors, aud scire facias. ,i,t
such order OF appointment, having been =,
sued 10 the sheriff Of Maury county, and ~,
being returned by him, IL as ordertd, that ,a,,.
Stephen Coleman and wife, aud said bild,,'
of Elizabeth Johnston ot lawful age and n
under by their lawful guardian Nathau1 Nj
iiaus, appear at The neAt term OF this cour, q,
the first Monday i'll February neAt. and In
made defendants /; at which time this can.
will be revived, and set Tor trial, agreeallv IN
act of assembly, in the name of said leealr,s
and that a copy Of this order be published four
weeks successfully in the following news,a.
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee Viz.
gilman, Lynchburg, Virginia and in the fo.
renee Gazette, Alabama, or any other news.
paper of that state, three months before neu
term aud this cause is continued until ue,t
term, &c. A CoPy-Ieste.
II. HAGEN, Clerk.
october :. wSN9
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.Mar shal's Sale

IN pursuance of decree of the Snpero,
j Court of Chancery for the Lynchburt
District, pronounced on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1923, in IA cause therein depending, be-
tween Thomas l. Bouldin, ex'or of David
Ross deceased, plaintiff, and Samuel. Harri.
son, defendant--1he undersigned, Marshal OF
the said court, WILL on Wednesday The 27ih
day of October, il fair, II not the ne II fairday,
expose 10 sale, on the premises, by why Of
public auction, TO the highest bidder, n Ger
Ill.
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Also, One other Tract,

of two hundred aud twenty acres, lying on
said river, aud Spoon creek, ON which there
is perhaps as good n mill seat as any on the
continent, on large and never failing stream;
the frame of saw mill, compleat, is now
standing at the said seat. \ large proportion
ct this tract is first rate tobacco land, aud hea-
Al.
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'Ihe Tract Of land,

on which he AT present resides, in the county of
Patrick, Virginia, containing eight hundred
acres, lying on the South Mayo river, one
hundred acres OF which is low grounds of
good quality the upland is good, and con
siderable portion OF excellent tobacco land TO
clear. The plantation is in good repair, and
about thirty acres recently cleared, haying lis
first, second aud third crops now growing
This tract will admit of being divided into
three good settiements-there is on the land
several small orchards OF good fluil-tLe hon
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Wool and Wool Rolls.

lust received, 10 bags wool rolls, Of sn-
y perior quality, and few bags Of nirs
white wool. w. MCKEE j. J. 6, MEM
Sept. 10. $50
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poytrait Wanting

JAMES MrGlBBON takes the liberty
j 10 infsrn his friends aud the public. that
re wiIl remain short time in I.ynchburg, and
will attend to their orders in Iris profession, at
the Franklin Hetei. 81 Oct. 10.
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Trust sMe.

ID Y virtue ef : deed ei frasi eAccutrd I" ~.
- Ian Ta lar aad tie sa'sfrihrr ~ ehris,o.
raerClsrk. i,raring daie ths asA i DeGfmbsr.
IN tAe yeae o. aHr lord ISL. and 81 rscar1 va
the CLERKS eizea - tlir csHis epaa5 81 t'fh'-
country snail. 10 -, puri.sses therein n'e''s
toned, pfneeed 10 srii, b. waY ii fatt'e sac
ton, e., essi,. Oh IRtDs tae i3th 't#t -
December neAt. lofofe 4iie doar u the laht
ia Hotel. ii he town al yncht'nfs,
The iraet Of band,
lying and being IL the co"nty 81 Montgomery
aud state III Virginia. knowa b. The nathe ni
the BENT MOUNT AIN, containing nearly
81 oan acres 1l,e sale nill lake place on the
stser .iay, IL fair, II not lie neat isit day and
s4r snl1sa4,hrr viii convey IL the purchaser
stirh tale as Is vested Ia him iy the said
dcei
DAVIDSON BRAprurE, Tra &c.
October a5. widsi'