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Max shaA's Sale.

VIRGINIA. AT a superior count Of
chancery holden al the town of Lynch
burg, the 4th day OF November, le24.
Garland II. Alltchell, surviving partner Of
Wa. y q IL Mitchell, plaintiff
Against
Richard Harrison, George s. Holloway and
Samuel Garland, Defendants
luis cause came on this day 10 he heard, on
the bill, answer of the defendant Richard iaf.
rson, exhibits and examinations n.witnesses.
tue deCretai order entered at rules IN tie
month oil May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty three, which appears 10 have been
duly served upon the defendant Samuel Gard
land, aud upon the report OF Commissioner
kenagh, made in pursuance OF the order CT
the twenty ninth day of October, in TIE las;
year, to which there WAS no exception, and
WAS argued by counsel: ON cOnside ration
whereof the court doth adjudgP, orGer and
decree, unless the defendant Richard Iaui-
son shall within six months from the cate
hereof pay unto the plaintiff the sum OF Five
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars Ill
~ seven ccuts with interest thereon from tho
thirtleth day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty, tiR paid, together with
the costs expended by the plnnlitiin the pro-
secntion of This suit. that The said detenosnt
aud his heirs and all persons claiming under
him, be from theEcetorth barred and toreclo
y - az 1'''S ''tN ShA ~ itbtNhI Ni'S tf'Af
OF land with its appurtenances mentioned in
the deed, executed by the said defendant TO
Sumnel Garland and Upton harrison bear,
ing aate the thirtielh day of March. one tho.
sand eight hundred II twenty, II copy where
OF is exhibie ed with the plaintiffs bill; ant
in case default shall be nude in TIE psymen:
of the said principal money, interest ard
cost at the time aforesaid, that The Marsha.
of this court, DO proceed upon the premises
to sell the said land with lis appurlenanccs, a;
public euction for cash, after advertising The
time and place Of sale for two months IN
some newspaper printed in the town OF iyhct'
burg, md at the font door OF the courthouse
OF the county of Amherst, on some court day'
and out of the proceeds of the said sale ate.
satisfying the costs and Charge thereof, that
he pay to the plaintiff the principal money,
interest and costs aforesaid and the surplus o'
the proceeds ofthe said sale, if any, pay 70
the said Richard Harrison or bis ORDER ana
report his proceedings 10 the court in ofdes
10 final decree.
a copy, Teste
d. ROBES, d [.
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VIRGINIA AT superior rail-.
snaicery holden in the town of -. VI
pn'e. On The 2 4 day Of October, Ieaf 'Ass'
aya,nn pis'eGs,
John IHyioe, Chiswel Dnbnev. T.r.,
ooi, homihlstrhtiI nj John loudon IN In.
and Hieajab Stone. d. - zee !.
Ii appearing To tho -. -. oeItudHnis
'on' me uetehdnhts have been duly ser,rd "a,
.oiPes oi 'he several deefetal orders e,,,...,
III ihis cause al rules, and they sam f.;I;..ea
HE Their answers, Oh the melton a, tt','''s 70
IN, ny counsel, the court dotl n j,,,ic, F''ia'
anu decree that unless the dettp,l' IT
Aasiot, or some one tor him. Oh al TINT 'a
twenty .hrst day of April neAf snail lie
iia,htih the sumof STA sandred and I'M, =
collars, WIN interest on fifty ;l,rre -. -
part thereof, from The twenty tIi,,, .'''aia,
July, one thousand e,gbt hundred AM, = 4
teen, and on SIX hundred dollars. ,h, ros. .'e'
'he'.9'' from me twenty Third day Of I'M.
o"e ioueH"o elSht hundred and tiyert, -
PAD, mat the defendants, or all prrsot., - al
ing under them, or either oil th,rn H., 3 ,a'l
slave heorge and other personal ''Ae,
conveyed by the deed, with the miami; ~ y
eSiiDhed, be from theneeiortb forry., tt
and foreclosed of all equity and rirL,
demption therein; that the defendant -. -
London, adinA of John London Tnc'J
deh'ef 10 the marshal OF this court the ca,
slafs , 9.eorEe, and 'het the defendant Ia,Io,
40 oe'ser 10 the SAID murshal the land and
household furniture in the said deed o,a,ti nv
ed and that the mas ha, after advcrt;,i,".
Tue tine and place OF snle Of the said pro ,b
~ h ioI l"uf weeks IN some newspaper printed
IN the town OF Lynehbnrs, and nj lid conn,
mouse door OF the county oil Amhers, on eota.
court day, do sell, nj public auction, for ce.t
The property aforesaid, or So much ii errot ~
may be necessary 10 raise the etore,aid sum
of SIX hundred and fifty three doars I'm, In
interest as aforesaid, aud tie costs and clp,'
ges OF the sale, aud report his proceedings +,
!he court, IN order 10 a fual decree. Uples.
IL be necessary, George is not to be sold. IN
winch event he will lie returned to Mrs Lon.
don, and ii sold, then the court DOT! fpaI4,
order, that the defendant john Taylae do 20.
liver 10 the said Terra London the bond !,
The hiii mentioned, executed to her interstate
by The plaintiff md the deieudun, Nieaiah
Stone. copy 1ede.
JOHN WILLS, c. I.
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WI Ar This DAY orEsisa Az AupIrIosAL
suPPLY OF
$ asonable staple and Fancy
& GOD S.

- - - 80 -
q pieces black aud blue Cloth,
striped aad plain Angola Cassiu ieres,
Do. DO. black Denmark satin,
Do. do. do, Crcas.ian,
super white Linen Drilling,
DO. brosn do. do.
silk stripe do. and Cotton do
cases calieoes, fParisian, Bolivar aud Ty'
fian panerns,)
do. Gihghams,
Figured black aud brown Gro Te CITE,
10 do. aud white oaitins,
White, Green Pink, straw and brown Flo
renees,
Do. do. do. do and blue Italian Grapes,
Rich Vine Strip, blJck, white, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Grapes,
White and black white Leese,
Neapolitau, ombre and Gnuze Iandkerchiels,
2 boxes GAUGE Ribbons, new style,
2 do. Curls do.
100 pieces ii aud Ga Cambrics,
Al aud d Jarkonet aud Null Mnslns,
White and eolored Marseilles,
Do. do. Valencia,
German, white and black Cotton Hose,
Do. do. do. do. Hose,
W pi,tt, and gree" Ga"se Wells,
Faiu and figured Bobbinet and Brebanto Lace
Furniture and Garment Dimities,
Blue aud yellow Seersuckers,
aud Visiting Cards,
Fancy Soaps,
IL and Cd Dorchester Tickets,
9 SETS Tea China,
) bales domestic Shirtings and Sheeiings,
, do. do. do. Plaids,
do. Ticklenburgs,
With great variety OF other Goods, which
hey are determined TO sell as usual at redu-
ced prices for eash.
MCKEE ROBINSON & co.
June 10 ts84
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% dollars NeWArN,

DUNAWAY from he possession Of Joe
Ia Leii,oioh jr. aboatip<iec @oniAs ago,
segro maa nom,d G3BRiEi, Of rfrg dark
somDtefion, about fop teet9 or 10 ineheahigh,
Gad about thirty ttgo gears ofage no parlien.
!ay mnrks recotttcted ercept somC small kuots
~ his btses nbolt The sse Of a marble, aud
rsry yoagh bnr3y chin.
Tam af og,nion INT he is noW lurking aboW
tte neighborhood of,tohn SanHs, on The head
adters Of Goose GrteF, wbere he has ifife, as
nc has been seep u, That quarier freyHmlg.
7He ADORE reie4rd oJ{WeniB fee dajiafs fH BE-
girtn 10 any person 1che wti dtiirer hina 70 me,
or secure hinl n. Bedford ioH SO 3hdi get hiW
Ggr'n. ROBERT ~. REESE.
January 2e. mfs II
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Notice.

by virtue Of deed of trust executed to
I'D me by Philip Lively, and for cerlnin
purposes therein expressed (Which said deed
bears date The 9Th day of August, 1924, and
is of record in the county court of Amherst, }
Shall on the sth day OF July, 1925, at the
said Philip Lindsey's, sell by way of public
auction, for cash, the following property. viz
all his interest in the dover of Nancy
Young, surviving widow of John Young, dec
The said dover consisting of Land and per-
sonai property, also two-sevenths of the dow.
er of the widow of James Lively, dec
likewise two horses and two feather beds and
turnitnre. Acting as Trustee ! shall convey
to the purchasers such title as is vested in me
by the Deed Of Trust aforesaid and none O.
Their. JOHN b. DUNCAN, Trustee
June %. 2t15
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In pursuance of the above decree, The UNI
dersigEed, marshal OF the said Court, WIZ ON
Thursday The 18th day ot August next On i",'
il not the next fair day thereafter Sundays 'N'
cepied) proceed to sell BY way ct ruol'r Sat'
ton, to the highest bidder, on tie Preu''sIl r
for cash, the trac; of land in the above ~
cree referred to, lying and being III me Soa.'
y of Amherst, containing by survey oIVa ~,
being the tract of land purchased of Roubeh
Rncker, and upon which Richard HARRISON n'l
now resides, and adjoining 'he lands OF PROS
ser Powell, James Petit end others
G.B. WOoDSOS, NJ. L. u, C. G.
Jnne 1905 tds42, -
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NEW GOODS.
Just Received,

Prince Regents extra Velvet blue Cloth.
Extra super and supefiine DO do.
Black silk Velvet, ior collars Of coats,
] cs.e IRISH Linens, and o-i irish Sbeeling,
White Russia Drill, white Merseiiles,
Washington Bed Ticking and Al Sheetngs.
Black Italian Lutesiring,
Superb rich black Gro de Naples,
White, black and rose French Grapes,
White Grape Leisse,
English and French Indies and gentlemen's
silk Hosiery and Gloves,
Splendid assortment OF white, pink, blue and
shaded Gro De Etc Gro de Naples, Gauze
aud Bereze Hsndkerehieis aud Searts
Bobinett Wells, Thread Lace and Belt Ribbons,
Beautiful Fire-Board Papers and Bordering.
also,
Many articles in the HARDWARE L. CUT
LERY LINE, aud general assortment of
PLATED SADDLERl---a Of which we Of
fer, With many other New Goods lately re-
ceieed and shortly expected, AT oar usual low
prices w. MCKEE D }. q. MEM.
June 30. ts45
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Notice.

U again forwarn all aud every person,
u from trading for or taking an assignment
oil a bond executed by me to William Gun
son, dated the 10th day Of September, 1905,
!or one hundred aud fifty pounds--as have Il
yeceip, in my possession 10 the full amount ol
said bond--lhere is a credit endorsed on the
bond for twenty three pounds the 2ls, day of
October 1905 DANIEL DEJLRNETf.
Juue9, 1925, w4N49
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- UNAWAY from the subscriber living
IL in Bedford county, about II miles west
of Lynchburg, a NEGRO MAN named Lind
sey, about % or 81 years of age, low and not
very stout made, OF a bright yellow complex.
ion, with hushy hair, and hns scar on his
forehead, his clothing not known as he carri-
ed all he had with him, he is very smart.
expect be will endeavour to pass as free
man, as have reason to believe he has OBJ
tanned free papers. But have no idea what
route he has taken, or will kew h0soever
takes up said negro and delivers him To me,
or secures him in Jail so that get him again.
shall be literally rewarded. and all reasona-
BILE expenses paid. EDIlIIA CLAY.
jane -, 1925 w4w45
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100000 highest priZe.


This is n Lottery formed by the ternary
combination and Formulation OF 80 numbers
To determine the prizes therein, the 50 mum
bers will be sevcra!ly placed ia wheel on the
day of draw ing, aud Eve olthem vii be drawn
out and that ticket having on il the lst, I'd
and 3d drawn Nus. in the order in which
drawn, will BIZ entitled to the prize of 10000
dollars and those Eve other tickets which
shall have ON them the same Nos. III the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled TO The prizes
affixed to them, respectively, viz
The ist, 3D. and I'd TO 10000
ID, lst and 30 TO 5000
I'd, 81 aud LIST to 5000
Sd, Isl aud 2dto 2,956
3D., I'd and lst ts 1906
Those IL other tickets which shall have on
them three oil the drawn Nos. and those three
the Cd Ith, aud 9th, or the 3rd, ith and, 9th ,
in some one OF their several orders OF com
bnation or Formulation, will each be entitled
to prize OF ) 900.
| Those l. other tickets which shall have on
| them OF the drawn numbers, q those three
| the ID, Sd and 18th, or the ID Sd and htb. in
some one of their several orders of comhins-
ton or Formulation, viii each be entitled to
a prize OF S6a0.
Those 80 other tickets which shall have
three oi the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be entitled 10 prize OF Sloo.
Those l0a tickets which shall have two oil
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the ID aud 4th III either order, will each be
entitled to 500.
Those los tickets which shnll have two o
the drawn numbers on them, will each be en-
titled to S25
An others, being l3iI, having two of tn,
drawn numbers on them, will eusb be emit
lied to Sl2,
And all those 1910 tickets bnving but one
of the drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled to SO.
No tickets which have drawn prize of a
superior denomination, Gun be entitled 10 al
inferior prize.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction OF l5 pei
cent,
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q superior court of
Y chuncery holden in the town OF Lynch.
bnrg, the 10Th May, 1895
Jeh'orson l.. Wills, plaintiff,
against
Nathan Loiftus, Wilson Peters and Lee W.
Harris, members and partners OF the firm OF
Nathan Lotitus a Co, James b. Goodwin and
Frederick &. Peters, defendants
by consent OF the parties, by their counsel,
the court doth adiedgc, orderand decree, TINT
the injunction awarded the plaintiff in this
cause on the twcnty.cghth day OF Ooto.
her last, TO restrain the defendants james d
Goodwin aud Frederick G.. pcteis from con.
veylnB To the defendant Wilson Peters the
property sold 10y them under the said deed OF
trust in the bill mentioned and also 10 restrain
The defendant Wilson Peters from linking pos
session OF the same, be dissolved, aud the
sales made by the said James d Goodwin
and Frederick Peters, in the bill also men
toned under the said deed Of trust, be set n
side ; and by like consent, the court doth
further ajjndge, order and decree, unless the
plaintiff shall within thirty day from this day
| pay unto the defendants \ athan Botllus < Co
| the sum OF four hundred ulfd thirty dollars
! eighteen cents, with interest thereon from
the first day OF May, ono thousand eight hun
| dred aud twenty three, tn paid, md the fur
| thur sum of siSty-i9e dollars, thirlY-six cents
with interest thereon from the frst day o
May, one thousand o'sht hundred and twenty
fonr, tilI paid, that the Marshal OF SAID cour
do, after having advertised the time aud place
OF sale Tor four weeks in some newspaper
printed in the town OF Lynclburg, and at I'll,
front door Of the courthouse. in the county o
| Nelson, on some court day, proceed. upor
the premises, 10 sell, by way Of public auction
10 the highest bidder, tor ready money, th,
land and other property in the deed OF uus
/ aforesaid mentioned, on 81 much thereof a.
may be necessary, and out OF the proceeds o
said sale, after deflayinS the expenses atteu
ding the same, pay to che said defendants
| Nathan Lotltns d Co their principal money
aud intcres, aforesaid, and report his proceed
! ingS 10 the Cont Ia order to IA final decree.
Copy-Tesie,
JOHN WILLS, c. c. c. L. d.
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And expect NouYly,

Black, Grape and Mandarine Robes, black
Nankeeu Grapes, black figured Gro de Naples,
ext" cted to be handsome, light aud dark ca
licoes, White and black Cotton Hose, English
and French silk Gloves, Taf1ita, Wove Satin
and Embossed Ribbons, Piping End, Gauzc
and Gro de Naples 4 4 Handkercbiefs, Leg
horn Bonnets, 3 bales Ozaaburgs, Coffee,
Glass Ware, &c. &c. all Of of which we shall
sci! at the lowest prices.
w. MCKEE g. J. G. MEEM.
MAY 30. 1850
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Sunner Goods.

,Y - - ...;,.;a, l., ..Il,,;a, 10 80,
80 "osS Des' % - -
-. 'or" nn, 49, raI;,o.s prir,s
10 sei.,. 80 - -
giea'a 81, 80, q mn
10 P'tees o,a.a nt",nu - % ua r'1b
r'ains h'e'' e''e'"' u ~"
hBu'fe, att.
70 aa'" ,s"1eu I ap. DIN ha.n,;,
% d','o anu VI '"eho''' ~ "'oU'''U
s9ie' ns u,
% anu n .aln'l,es, from eon'' W suie'"''
o ao%fn 'ea',1f aus
. a,' o .a'... 1 0i' ,.,...,3.
ooAes ''a'Hh H,I"o"s, "t" ~
-. f,.li noiNfu
i"i J ai1e'"' any Ip''e, fihee
lew b3iiAhf beeHorh mus
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-Stuffs,
Il
nVTLTlY


AT THE sIGs OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
on HANK sGuARE,
UEAS ust recfiycd, III addition tn his
j u former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS aud
DYE SIufFS. which enables him now 10 Of.
fer 70 his friends, customers aud the public ge-
ncrally, the most complete aud extensive rs
sor'mcn, ever before brought 10 this market.
AMoFG Tupn ME- THt rorLowfsG,gz
5000 III. Glnuber Salts, 90 do. Iaftar Eme-
500 do. Epson do. tie,
500 DO Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Lhc, 90 do2. bottles Anne
600 do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum Gam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 GALLONS Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, 100 do Spts. IuI-.
l2j do. Verdigris, pentine,
80 do. Calomel,
Ana every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality, aud for sale AT the lowest
prices for cash, or II, six months 10 pnnetnal
customers September3.
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fs'iIE Subscriber hereby informs the
4 public that he is making arrangements
Ia establish School in Lynchburg.- lie las
written on TO the north for a lady TO assist
him in teaching il will commence imme-
diately after her arrival. He hopes TO be a.
bic To teach one session before Christmas
They who may feel disposed to patrouze
this institution will please 10 enter their chill
dren without delay. Persons residing in the
country are informed that their daughters can
be boarded in his family.
EDWARD CANNON.
June 30. w3w55
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Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator Of
the estate OF John Z. Smith, decd /
shall sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction at the Franklin Hotel, on Sa-
turday the 9th day Of July next, TWO likely
young NEGROES, a boy about tenyears old
charging the debts due from said estate
These are young negroes OF the best family,
and are wefl worth the attention of persons
wishing 10 purchase snch property. All per-
sons, who have claims against the said estate
are requested TO Lling then in, well adjusted
and authenticated for paymeut-and ali who
are indebted to the said estate, are requested
TO come forward and make payment as no
indulgence can be given.
ALLAN L. WYLLIE, Admr.
of JOHN f. SMITH decd.
June 80. ;ds45
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THAT Tract OF A,anA,
Dvuos, Medicines, sc.
THOS, T. DUVAE

Ii AS Just received an additional supply
Il of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. among
which are the following, viz Epson
and Glauber Salts, Cream Tartar, Sedlits and
soda Powders, Ginger, Alum. Long Pepper,
hatiers Bow-Strings, Verdigris, Aqua-Forts,
Suick Silver, Gum Shellac, Genuine Durham
Mustard, real Velvet Bottle Corks, an elegan,
variety of Fancy Soaps; and expects in few
"ayS' further supplies, which win make his
assortment much more complete than hereto
'ore' GO June 90.
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Notice.

I'm pursuance to Decree Of the county
u court OF Bedford, made at May court,
1925, in n cause therein depending, wherein
Stephen Marlin is painiiH, aud the heirs OF
Griihn Dobyns, sen. decd. are defendants, the
undersigned commissioners, viii sell on the
premises the 18th day of August neat, the
tract OF laud in the bill mentioned, late the
property OF the snid Griffin Dobyns, ON n ere
dit of six months for one third OF the purchase
money, twelve months credit for another
third and eighteen months credit Tor the re.
mandcrt
DAVID ". QusRLEs, ro
JEFFERY ROBERTSON. No"''''
Juuc 30. W3w15
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Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the
K late firm of Echols & North, must pre-
sent them to me without delay for settlement,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar a.
gainst any future demand on that concern.-
And all persons indebted TO the said firm are
requested TO make payment To Eliza f. Ech-
OILS, Execurix of Joseph Echols, decd, or
Ralph Smith, Jr. who are respectively author
'Sed to collect them. have this day reln-
pushed 10 her all my right and interest in that
portion of the debts of the concern which she
holds. ABRAM r. NORTH
SURFING partner Of Ecltols 4. North.
June 70. W3W44
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Y aluabAe Tobacco NaNa
FOR .C3I.E

Ch AosII<Is.
4 N obedience to the will of Geo. Bayne,
dee d, late Of the county OF Bedford, Shall
on the 9th day Of September next, on the
plantation on which the said Bayne died, sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, on
credit OF one, two and three years,
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land,
lying III the snid county, one containing about
493 acres, situated about j miles to the north
OF Liberty, on the public road, and having on
ii an excellent mill seat, on Little Otter
This tract has proportion of fine tobacco
land yet 10 clear, and is we'll adapted TO clo-
yer and grain. The other tract lying in said
county, about miles above Liberty. con
tanning about 226 acres. This tract, il is he
lieNed, holds out as many inducements to
planters as any tract OF its size any where in
the county. Persons wishing TO examine
these lands Will be shown the first tract by
William Hawkins, living adjoining it, and
the last by Thomas Baber, residing on it, or
either Of them, or the subscriber, residing in
! Liberty. The purchasers i'll be required to
give bonds and good security, and 4 deed of
rust on The land to secure the purchase mo.
ney. NM T. PORTER,
Executor Of George Bdyne, ICED.
June 80. wtdss9
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines.
@Hg
III
WAITER Il. MIDDLETON.


.iPOThEC.4RF .4,ND DRUGGIST,
AS inst received from Philadelphia
and New York, his spring supply, en-.
braclng every article in the DRUG, MEDI-
CINE aud PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous time
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves in Rich
mond, will find it greatly to their advantage
to give him call
Such Of his friends and customers who live
at distance, and cannot find it al all times
convenient TO visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders put up in as nice style,
articles OF as good quality, and us cheap by
sending, as if they were present
ldASEED OIL, BEESWAX, FEATHERS,
and eVety description of produce taken in
barter, Tor which the highest market price will
be given
April u. ts35
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in the county of Amherst, adjoining the lands
of John Mcdaniel. Mrs, Bourne, aud the
lands belonging the estate OF John LONDON,
deed, containing 23d acres. Also. his Inteit
est IA his Fathers estate. nov in the possession
-of his mother, Jane Lively, aud the interest
Ire may have in The estate OF Jane Lively, a.
i,nr lcslii-Onc Ia, Mare audone bay Horse.
Aciiag AS trustee, | shall convey such title us
IL Aesled IN me BY sad deed.
WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
Juno %, wtds4o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04
Stone Ware S blower Pots.

The subscribers have on hand, in addition
to the above, carly every other article be-
longing 10 their bu,iness-all OF wi ich they
will sell low for cash, or exchange for BEES.
WAX, GINSENG, IiNSEED OIL, or any
other article OF produce, at market prices.
May 13. 1879
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-04

DY virtue of trust deed executed BY
- Philip I.ieeiyto tile subscriber, bearing
date the lell lay 81 september. 1871, mhde
90 secare deb 10 Nancy Shields, therein
snen,iaaed, anI duly reoerded ia the county
caur, Of A.ihersi, shall, on the 29th LAY ct
Jnly next, il Iaie. Il no. the nest fair daY, III
Amherst court house. proceed 10 sell, Ia the
highest hiIdeg, Tor cash, the following proper