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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-21
Oats AMOat.

400 BUSHELS heavy Oats, this day landing
1OUO and for sale by LINDSAY NIL.
Protection Insurance COMFY.
vJIaOMA> II. ROWLAND, Agent of the Protection
Il Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, Of
fers to insure Houses, Stores Mills Factories, Barns,
and the contents of each together with every other
similar species ofproperty,
AGAINST Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates of Premium offered, are as low those of
any other similar institution and every individual has
now an opportunity for triAng sum, to protect hun
self against the rvages of this destructive element,
which often, in single hour, sweeps away the earn
ings Of many years.
siness and in the adjusting and payment of losses,
prompt and liberal For terms of Insurance, applica-
ton may be made to the above named Agent. who is
authorised issue policies to applicants without delay
april II
St Domingo Coffee. lockwood, &C.
Nop landing from Schooner Mary,
$50 Bags prime ST. Domingo coffee
$500 lbs. logwood
1890 lgnumvats For sale by
JOHN S. MILLER.
In Store,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
500 do ground alum do
40 barrels tar
10 do pitch
10 casks sweet Malaga wine
10 do Madeira, Howard, March s. Cos brand,
imported in 1922
100 barrels prime pork
100 do do
10 coils cordage
600 bushels corn april IA
Iond;pr from the schr Cent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-21
Spping Goods.

VJ>fE subscriber is now opening handsome asort
Il ment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-21
1000 lbs. best quality Cotton
Narn.

With many other articles too numerous to mention
Al. of which has been carefully selected, and shall be
old at the most reduced prices, and on the most &C
terms. fan IN r. b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-21

Opposite Jonathan Butchers Hardware sfore
HAS just received from New-York, Philadelphia and
x L Baltimore, complete and handsome assortment Of
Rr;ti.h French Scntch German Irish md Domestic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-21
Drawing on the 1Oth Of May.
COHEN'S OFFICE, ia, Market.st2
Baltimore, March "a, 1926. )
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Of Maryland, No. 6, to be drawn on the
OOH -AND EHHN ,&Y&IEM

ODI/ VTIVD I|T DIV I%xh1'
Nv which the holder of two Tickets, two Shares,
will be certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE, and
nay drao THREE! The whole Scheme to be drawn
in ONE DAY, and will take place in the City OF Bal
timore,
On Wednesday the 10th dag Of May nert.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11
Marshal's Sale.

PURSUANT to "a Decreetsl Order OF the
i Superior Court OF Chsncefy. holden at
Winchester. in suit depending III said Court.
The Mutual Assurance Soc,et, agsins, fire on
buildings OF the State OF Virginia, PPth.
AGAINST
Alexander Cooper, Ear. OF Adam strayer,
iuu. deceased. Defendant.
SHALL, on Saturday the Sd day Of June
next, proceed 10 sell. to the highest bidder.
for READY MONEY, on the premises. the
HOUSES and LOT in the town OF Martins
burg which belonged to tho said Adam Strayer,
nun. deed and OF which he died seized
NATHANIEL SEWERS, ID ~.
Far Ceosge W. Scorers, a.w.c.D.
MAY ii--c,ds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11
NIAGINIA,

IN the superior Court OF CAsncery. holden
at Winchester. April n, 1876.
Thomas Turner aud Wife Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
James Mason and Joseph Grantham, Execu.
tSrs at William Rush, deceased, and The heirs
OF said deceased, Drtend,n,s
ms cause came ON To be heard this 2ls, day
OF April 1870, upon bail, answers. exh,bn,
and report OF Master Commss ionegs Waite and
hent. and was argued by Counsel, whereunon
u appearing by Tie said reports that the tie6is
oiaaing TIE heirs and devIsees ,inount 20 sun
toe annual interest OF which would greatly o.
verrun the yearly rents and profits ol The lands.
ant. The personaliy being ALREADY exhausted.
and u being agreed and consented TO by al! par.
ties that sale OF the realt, would be Ia the
oeheht and interest of all concerned, il is bv
IKE consent adIudgcd, ordered and decreed.
that the Marshal OF .his Court do proceed 10
cell the said lands, wa; the home place OF ,he
said kasiI, situated on the drains OF Oneckon
~ berkeley county, supposed to contain about
three hundred scres--Also the Tract devised
to Joseph 1rntham adjoining the shove tract
aud Containing about eighty acres, also the
Null and land attached TO IT, situated near The
same A'so the House and Lot in tile town of
Mart'hsburg. and the live hundred acre Tracr
OF Mountain Land, devised to the Complain-
ants. that the SAID Marshal do give six wee,g.
notice OF the time and place uf the sale of ,he
sad lands by adsertlsenentln The Mar,inshurer
esxette. and Il IS further adjudged, ordered
| and dccresd. that the terms OF sale be enc,
taird 10 Twelve months from the ola, Of sale.
one thisd IN Two years, and one third in threo
Years, without interest, and the Mssshsl /.
hereby required TO take from the purchasers
bonds with good personal security, and also 10
secure the said payments by deeds OF trust on
the lands, aud II IS further adiadgrd, ordered
and decreed, that the Nsrshai may at his dis.
cretlon. divide the Two first nentcned Tracts
VI Land 10 suit purchasers and secure the hes,
PRICE; sndit 10 further ordered thai he repos,
his proceedings 70 the next court preparatory
TO hnsl decree, setting forth in his tepori
the purchasers names, the names Of their SC
cur'tes, &c and submitting the deeds Of trus
tssea ii pursuance of this order, 10 the in
specuon OF the court.
Copy Testc,
DAM. LIE, c. C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11
MAnnyED.

On Thursday last. by The r. =. Mr. Matihews
Capt SgAaANs GAnARD, to Miss ELrzABeTi
CobLtNs. daughter Of the late Mr.. Moses Col
ms, deed. - this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

IN the superior Court OF Chsncery, holden
at Winchester. April n, 1896.
Thomas Turner aud wife. Plaintiffs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

1t is rumored that Nir. Brown, our
Minister to France will succeed Mr.
King at London. and hat MIR. Gallatin
will! be rendered the Embassy to France.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

ed hun 10 resign the mission 10 England,
and to ask permission to return to the u.
States; and that his request has been &C
coded to. tie will probably leave En-
gland in the course OF the next month.
1t is stated that Joseph I. .Ierick,
Esq. Secretary TO the Board of Public
Works of the State of Mary land, has
been deputed to proceed TO the eastward
for the purpose of engaging the best
Civil Engineer, to be employed in con-
junction with an officer of the United
States Engineer Department, upon the
survey of the Canal route 10 connect
the waters Of the Patapsco aad Potomac.
The survey, tits calculated, will be COM
menced in few weeks. finer.
Extract of letter to the Editor OF tie Balti-
more Parrot. from Washington.
The Bankrupt Bill was laid on tue ia
BILE yesterday. 1t would rave passed
the Senate, but it was thou lit th want
of time would either preseAtits passage
in the house, or that it would axe up so
much time as to prevent the passage of
other bills during the present session.
Ii will be taken up early in the next ses-
sion. probably with success y treaty
with Denmark was yesterday confirmed
By the Senate. A Senator told me, that
it is made in terms of Iibevality and per-
feet reciprocity, assuring free and
open commerce, and relieving our mer-
chants from the payment of any higher
toll, when their shiYs pass the Sound,
than is oaid by the most tavoured nation,
Great Britain Italso gives security to
the property OF our citizens in It Croix,
as well whilst resident there, as to their
heirs. In fact, the Senator said tha, il was
= most excellent treaty.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

JAMES d. kIRWAN.
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UNION sCgooL.

Capt. Fan Doren's plantation.
INK Semi-Anuual Exaasnstion will be on
Friday the l9lh inst commencing al 3 O'Clock,
u. n. Parents. Guardians, and ltLers interested
are invited 10 aitend--
JAMES d. kIRWAN.
MAY IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

Cucumbers were sold in Norfolk on
the 18th uit Strawberries have been
sold there this season.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

Journeymen Coopers

nNE or more IoURNEMEN aooPERs
" will be employ ed by the subscriber, q
industrious and sober hsbifs, that can be de-
pended upon, and is master u their trade; such
can have c, nstsn emplo, men and Ii E wage.
likewise wish 10 purchase large qganti'y OF
Cooper Stuff.
for which fair prlce will be gwen
JOHN 6ALLAElER.
MaEtinsburg, May H.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

ssry elementsin the Political compound; but
the spirit &C the Constitution was no. violated.
nor The voice OF the nation contemaed and
defeated
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

selec ed from the markets of New-yorx, Phila-
d@phia aud Baltimore, consisting, ia part. OF
the following articles. viz;
Sup. Blue and Black Cloths. from the
mandatory of JAS Hargreave 4 Sons,
Leeds. fllrst's Sup. Blue and Back do.
Sup. Blue, Black aud Drab Kerseymere,
Common do. Sup. Mkt aad Drab Cas
sinetts, Angola Cashmere, ylgonia do.
Striped Hastings, do. CirraSsiai,, Plain
do. Twiipd Bombaset,, PLAIN do. En-
glish Black Silk Nesting. French do. do.
'le;seiiles Nesting, York Stripe, strip
ed Cotton Cashmere, Circasian Paid,
Union Mixture, Gillian Robes, Sup.
Nankin do. Common do. Manelerine do.
a superb article for. Ladies dresses, Nam
kin Grape, Canton do. Italian do. Blk.
Italian Mantua, DO. Double Florence,
do senshaw silk, DO. ladia Satin aud
Ssrsnet, assorted Figured silks, o.,
1914, 1914 and - 1 Merseilles Quilts,
5 4, lo-f and i1s knotted do. Rjego
and Bolivar Calico, PANAMA GNGnAMs,
Barrage DO. Black and Coloured Cas-
piau stripe, Clouded Costume Ging-
hams, bread ard Bobinet Laces, Om-
/ btaRibbons, do silk. Mamme chop Nan
keens, Figured and Plain Swiss Muslias.
do. do. Book, do. do Mall, Barrage
Fancy Handkerchieff's, Cause do. do.
parrasol, !;arrage and Palm-I.ea Fans,
al and s IRISH LINENS, 8 4 and
I $ Renting do. No. /, 2, s, Burlaps,
Scotch 0snaburgs. do. Dowlass, Home
nude Flar and i'o,c Linens, Domestics
OF every kind, and uncommonly low.
ALSO
An Extenslte Assortment of
China, Liverpool, Queens, Glass, Stone,
Earthen and Wooden Ware.
--LIKEWISE-
General Assortment of II ,RD.WARE, viz
/ Waldron's Prime Corn s Grass Scythes
German do. Grass do. Balance hand.
Knives and Forks, Common do do. do
Rodgers Superior S,fper Steel Blade
Razor, Pen Knife aud Scissors, Paten
spring steel -nuliers, Brass Candle
Sticks, Patent Sheep Shears, Tutanis
Ware, by set, Walters aud Tea Trays
general assortment of Gilingham's Coo
/ pers' FOOLS, Nails all sizes, Sc. sc.
A large assortment Of GROCERIES
| among which are
Museavado, New Orleans and Havana
Sugars. Loaf, Lump and Piece ditto
sugar House, New Orleans and Yves
India Molasses,
I eGza:s4.ss-
! M 70 Gun Powder. Imperial
M FRESH Old Tyson, Young lily
M TEAS ia son and Black TEAS
London Particular Madeira, N=~
do. do. Tenerieff, HEssEzA
Lisbon, Sherry aud Malaga HtM III
WINES, French, Apple and ID III
Peach Brandy. five year old as5
WHISKEY, sc &c. sc.
/ OILS.
| Flax iced. Lamp and Tanners OIL.
LOND BROWN STOUT. DC.
straightforward No {, Herring,
ALL OF WHICH shall be sold at
prices that will please.
/ A
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11

Boiioar HITS s Gipsey Bonnets
OF very superior quality. and cheap at lhes
suascr.bers store
WILSON THOMSON.
Marinsburg, May II. 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-11
DANl. LEE, c. c.

N obedience to the foregoing decree.
" shall. On .h0nday ne 96fh day 81 .iiae n.rt,
on the premises. proceed to sell upon the
terms and in The manner d rerssd, he several
Tracts OF Land mentioned IN The SAID decree,
commencing with the House and Lot IL Mar
hsss4sg, puxt tho home ysiaee and ire swo
Tracts adjoining il; aod laslIt, The Mountain
Tract. The sale viii be contlnued irum day
TO day, until Aft is sold The lands are vslua-
BILE and worthy the attention of persons wtsti-
ing 10 purchase property OF that dissertation.
NATHANIEL SEWERS u ~
For George ~. Scorers. mwcp.
MaY 1l--cfds.
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,)R.J. F(DTE

y6fAS ed from Liberty aud Lynch.
tE1 burg 10 sslr'b, tBote,our') and ja,red
Docl. Little in siedicsi business, and w,il,
with his aid, endeavor TO be useful ~ the
Healing Art. During my residence 10 Liber.
" and Lynchberg, | have performed about
800 Important Surgical operations. Hence
some Of my medical brethren have said tie
has given all his mind to Surgery and neg.
ieeted the other branches OF his profession.
Bot, IL is not so | have paid strict attention
TO diseases OF every kind, aud have had equal
success in The common practice OF Phys,c as
in operative Surgery The blind, deaf, tame
aud leprous shall be attended 10.
Those afflicted with cancers, scrothnIa,
ulcers, wens, iumors aud other sore diseases
are particularly invited.
Salem, Boteiourt, sent. 81. cbw7
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Sept 81.

fss0n REV YARD Runaway ,r,,, :.
VIZ subscriber, diving IN Bedford me ma
Board y kaseys Store Negro man na,
ISAAC, about 40 years old, FIVE fee, ,aa
eleven inches high, dark comrle,ion ', NO.
an uncommon small head and ear WIN
blacksmith by trade, his arms ard t "'ua
sllew the marks of the FIRE, II is n,e.,' us
he IS lurking about Lyaehhnre, ms he ne.
free wife living AT Christopher An,hon,1.
few miles below Lynchhurgs The aboy. "a
ward will be given if the said negro Il. ,sl 10
out OF The county OF Bedford, and ,Iev,sehh
TO me at my house, Iftaken within The r rs,'f
~, go will be given. JOHN BoARb
Sept. q .,,-,
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TRUSTEES SHE.

yflY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to The
- subscribers by Alexander Kitchen d Ag-
ness bis wife 20 secure The payment OF certain
money therein mentioned 10 A. d G. Beirne,
hearing date the 18th day Of February, 1920,
aud duly recor led in the Office OF the clerk OF
Monroe county, will BIZ sold, by public auc-
ton, for ready money,R, the courthouse OF
Monroe county, on Monday the 23d day OF
October, 1926, certain tract or parcel OF
land, in the county OF Monroe, on the public
road leading from the Sweet Springs to Uni
on, at a branch Of Second Creek, containing
by survey $50 acres. The title is believed
TO be unuurs,onabe, but acting rs trustees
we shall convey only such title rs is vested in
US. THOMAS LEWIS
RICHARD SHANKLTN.
Union, Sept. 81. cids7
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by virtue of dred of trust .xee.,,oJ :.
ID the Subscribers by Edward Il ,I..''
and duly recorded in the County Con-, :, -
Campbell, Tor certain purposes th.r.,s
mentloned, we will 90 the PREMISE
the 18th day of Octobtr next, sill Ia n"
highest bidder valuable tract of LAM
wbrreon the SAID Edward b. CLARK n'..,
resides situate on Flat Creek. in H..
County OF Campbell, eleven miles Go,s
Lynchbmg, containing four hundred IA
twenty Al RES. A farther d.scr,n,h,n "s
the Land is deemed unnecessary. AS !, -
presumed tbose inclined to purchas. nil,
b. disposed To view the premises. Ac,in"
as trustees Ne will convey surh title as .
vested in rs, but the title is brli-,pd ia b..
good.-Terms made known on the day af
sale. CRAVEN HORTON
EDWARD G. MOORMAN
N. b. The above land will he sold mr.,
'airly IF preferred by those wishing n
purchase. II 50 sold timely notice VIII bs
given.
Sept 81. ctd.7
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- ToLEN, on the night of The Pond lnst
- out OF my stable nj Piusylvania G. IL.
oOrrel HORSE with the lett hind fost
cut 10y lope, the right hind too, ia white,
two small white spots on the right shoul-
der, blazed face, aud pretty much crest
fallen Also, a still Bit Bride, with rollers
ON the Bit. two OF them are broken off. A
few links of curb chain is on the right
SHE OF the Btu filled with black leather and
green morocco brow band will give goo
for the apprehension OF the thief or $40 tor
the horse, snd all reasonable expences paid #
he has been taken out OF the county.
HUGH WEIR.
Competition, Sept. % c2w8
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n 1ANYARD TO eni or lei OF. on shares
xQ-A sausis 10 The upn.r end of Buckins
ham County, near my null oa Week Island
,.rrek. ~ shieh a tolerable business can be
done.--Ihere is good stock OF bark laid
IN tor the nesi year, aud The yard In good or
der, having pleniiih supply OF waler.--Au
industrious attentive young man, Who is qua.
lifted 10 urnage such business would be taken
in As partner, or the yard rented for the
hes, year, with a likely. honest young man,
who has worked At the tanning busisess 70
sis years, aud IS good workman. Posses
son eau be had forthwith, 10 work in hides
&c. JOHN NJ. WALKER.
Sept %. tc3wi6
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InRUsf ssLE.--By virne of deed Of
- trust 10 ~ executed on the 2nd day of
Decsulbsr. ls24 bs Margaret Hereftad. Maria
Hereford, josiah W. Hereford and Caroline
Hereford, oi Rockingham county, North.
Carviina, 10 secure 10 samnel Hunter, Pleas
ant Hunter a. MARY Dearine, The paymeat of
certain SINUS of money therein mentioned,
we shali proceed 10 sell, 10 he highest it'd
der. on the premises, on Thursday The ialh
day oil Aoyembrf aeyt, certain trnct OF
land centsining 5sa Actes, formerly owned
by Col. James Hunter, 10 Rockingham coun
~, n. q. lying on both sides oil Beaver Is
land creek, miles north OF the Town of
Madison. The Iiealthiness and fertility OF the
place IS well known. A considerable portion
being low grounds, il is admirably adapted
TO the culture OF corn ,tobacco a. wheat aud
there Is also on il some excellent meadow
land. Twenty 81. or tweoiy eight hundred
dollars of the purchase moaey will he re.
CURED al the time Of sale aud credit can
be had for the balance. Those wishing 10
purchase can procure corn &c. in the neigh
berhood aimaderate prizes, a. crops are good.
Tue title will be warranled.
THOMAS SEAR.Y,
JAMES HUNTER,
sept. 20. ciw6 Trustees.
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MISW BoDEca

IA NE sui.s.ti.ers ha.r iisl rssc..s,si 10y de
latest artI. ais from Philadelphia, the
following l"pks.
The ,tfe of wm. Pinkney, by Henry
wheaton. IN I vol.
Bramhlstye House or the Cavsiisrs,
and R.,uudbeads, by one Of the sutt'srs OF
THE rejected addresses, in vols
Granny a Navel, IN 2 vols.
The Merry Tales OF the wise nen OF
tioshsm, by the author of John Dull in
knpriea.
Woodstock by the author of Wayerly,
Crusaders, in : vols.
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful, in 1
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat
meat of Diabetes. Calcslus aud ottier at
f.eiions of urinary organs, by VIM. Pfout,
ln vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements of tile
liver, internal organs and nervous system,
by James johnson, IN I vol.
The True Masonic Chart or Hief6gly-
phic Monitor, by X. Jeremy, L. Cross,
G. l..
The Tsmpia's Chart or Hier0gfyphic
Monitor. b, j. l.. Gross.
Tile Life of the RI. Hon Richard Brhg-
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Ghaunls OF The Morning and Evening
Prayers and Communion service, rs sung
nj 81. James's Church. Philadelphia.
New Universal Gazettecr or Geogra
phieal Dictionary, by Jededah and Rich
ard Z. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key 10 the Classical Pronun-
CATION of Greek, Latin, aud scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography aud Atlas, new cdi-
ton.
Norse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossian's Poems,
Jhomps0n's Seasons,
Beauties Of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
GoIdsmilh's Essays,
Lady of the Lake,
Young's Night Thoughts.
Robinson Crusoe,
Grlmshaw's United States, with Cues
tons and Answers.
Player Books in common aud gilt bind
luz
Jnvenlle Study made Easy, &c. &c,
Nl of which he viii sell low for cash.
e. A. WITHERS.
July IS.
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Tan ard for sale.

NDHIS well knownand desirable property
- formerly owned b, Messrs. D. & d.
Hoffman, has been recently purchased by se-
veral gentlemen in Reckbridge, by whom il
is now offered Tor sale. The. advantages
comhinoa IN ih;- - Is-i,,hrtt cannon a.
enumerated in an Observation-Disclosures ii
within half n mile OF Lynchbnrg, on the man
road leading To Amherst Court house. il II.
mites the couvenicuces and facilities OF tow n
aud country--lt contains 81 acres of land,
we'll enclosed, aud in high state OF i'm
provemeni In the Yard there are forty three
fnn-vats and a water pool. The build.
iues consist ola good dwelling house, and
all snch houses rs are nece ssary aud useful 10
a complete Tanning establishment ; in add
ton TO which, there is a new Slaughter
house, with all other suitable requisites for
carrying on the Buiohering Business on an
extensive scale. The circumstances which
have thrown this valuable property into mar,
ket under the existing pressure of the times,
afford mn opportunity of purchasing a bar
gain, which will seldom, if ever, again he
presented in this section of the country.
Persons disposed to purchase will do well
10 view the premises, as the property will
be sold on accommodating terms which can be
known by application to the subscriber living
in Lynchburg, who is fully authorised and
empowered 10 contract for the same.
DAVID L. EDLEY
July 81. 0J'tlctsl00
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10 UNAWAY, from The subscriber, on the
- morning OF the 18th inst. negro ulan
named Pc TER, about % years old, large aud
over common height, somewhat light com
pected, large white eyes-he got away from
under the lash, aud is without chothes, bat
ar shoes, except pan,aloons.
II is probable he will aim to get to Lynch.
burg, rs he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner will pay any person $40 who will
deliver him to me in Piusylvania, II miles
north of Milton, n C. or $40 if secured in
any jail. WILLIAM H. SHELTON.
August 2s. ts7
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BLANK WORK

At a minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally mayrely on having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done & made
out OF the best materials and at very low pri-
ces.--Persons Wishing hooks bound are re
quested TO bringshem forward Immediately,
asf am somewhat al leisure and can do them
much better than when | am pushed with
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

nANDY MOoRE,-TAKa NOTICE /: That
- on the ninth day OF October, 1926, |
stall proceed To take the deposition OF Ed
mund MGeorge, at the house of Lawrence
NJ George, in Bedford County, TO he read as
evidence in suit now depending in the chan
cery court, in Lynchburg for the Lynchburg
district, wherein am plaintiff, and You are
defendant, when and where you may attend
II You please WILLIAM MCLUER.
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