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bNfEN BOON The subscriber has the
~ pleasure OF again informing the public
mai ne has Just received direct from Pbiladel
3aa, very la.ge additional supply of
Books Il Stationary,
inch renders his collection very complete,
II OF which he is determined TO sell very low
or cash. Those wishing TO hny arc particu-
f1y invited TO cal aud examine my coller
non before they purchase, IN the late ar
rivals were the following New Works, viz -
iaIes round Winter Hearth, by Jane and
ahna Maria Porter heing the best produc-
'ioh from their pen for many wears. The Ad-
'entnres OF Don Juan de Uiloa, illustrated
Tdh q hne Engravings this work contains
'e most surprising adventures that was ever
9hnWn The Franklin Almanack, for 1927 {.
NiPefior To any other in the world Atlantic
aohVenir, or Christmas and New Years pre-
59', Tor Isl; this is decidedly Que of the
II 's' superior productions ever issued from
'1y press IN the [. States, and eqnal Of not
'pefior) TO any in the world This wonder
-, a,'! eAfen''d work was published by II. e..
l."ey y J. Lea. Philadelphia and they rich
'e'erve the patronage of liberal public.
IT. 'pd''ioa 10 this very superior production,
Nsy publish the most useful productions
''''s0ed IN the /. states, and generally bet
.sr executed. AKRANR NORTH
.pA II
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YrlALL AND NINTE5 HOoDo.--1n.lre,esS
Brothers, have the pleasure OF announcing
to The Planters ofVirginia, than they are now O.
pening large and extensive assortment of To-
reign and Domestic Goods aod are now prepared
10 offer the newest and most admired fashions -
And are determined TO make sales at a small adj
vance on tine Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides there, and will regularly forward
such supplies as this market may require. Their
assortment in part consists of the following afti-
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March 20


1FA ANGLING SCHoOb--Nm Kennedy ten
~ dofs his best acl,nowedg, mcnt 10 the ci-
uzcns Of Lynehburg and lis uoighborhood for
the patronage bestowed on him on former oecs-
sipns, and bces leave 10 iuolm them that he has
determined TO recommends ms School as early
a. practicable at tho Franklin Hotel
lie deems II Dccdless to teier TO testimonials
respecting ms capacity ~ Il teacher, (eltho' he
could reudily produce some hom individuals Of
the highest standing being willing To test this
point by the progfess OF the generality OF his
Pupils here and elsewhere, and the unbiased
pInion Of those acquainted with his mode Of III
structon. lie pledges himself tina, his Infemit-
ted attention shall be directed 10 the advances
neni OF such young ladies and gentlemen rs may
be placed under ms charge aud the utmost or
der observed during the ionrs Of tuition.
TEitmS--1W Dollars lor the lull Session
Of twelve weeks, one hall payable al the eSpira-
ton OF six weeks, the other bali at the close of
the Session, lhe days VI tuition viii be Friday
aud Saturday IN each week.
subscription papers oie left at the bar of n !
Franklin Hotel, and at the bookstore of A. ~
North
In order TO avoid unnecessary delay. he would
feel grateful 10 parents &c. 10 subscribe carly
as practicable,
lffeqursled, he will attend such families or
individuals a. would prefer private lessons
NOV o. ts26
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August 3.
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SNSEW MUSlC.-fhe subscriber has the plea
III sure OF informing the ladies' and gentlemen
Of Lynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, a very valuable selection of NEW
MUSIC, for the Piano-tortc, German Flute, Cla-
rionet &c. &c. all OF which he is determined to
sell very low. ABhAM IL. NOhlh.
June u.
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Sketches Of Chdractcr.-Sir John

Sketches Of Cbdrdctcr.-Sir John
Coploy, IA American by birth, (son Of
Mr.. CopIey The painter has been APP
pointed by the King of England, Master
Of the Rolls, IN the place Of Lord Oil
ford, deceased. The following article,
from a respectable British Journal, of the
character of the late and present Mas
ter, may interest our legal readers:
From BciPs IVechiy NesScRger. sept. Il.
Nem Legal APpoiatments.-A consla-
cradle movement has taken place in the
law, on account Of the premature death
Of Lord GrFToRD. In our last paper,
we gave full account Of this nobleman,
whose rise and splendid progress in his
profession had attracted 50 much atten-
ton. We cannot III candor, join with
those who consider the death of Lord
Clifford as public and irrcparable loss :;
and as little are we disposed to concur
with lbs calumnlators, who represent
him rs man OF small and ordinary at
tainments, and of scrvie and plant
unn, pushed by faborablc contingencies
much beyond his deserts, and made the
means OF annoying and supcrscding men
of superior qualifications, in order 10
crafty the imagined spleen and lll-will
Of lhc Lord Chancellor to a certain IN
diyid.taI.
Lord Clifford was certainly not a su-
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NEW MuSIC.--rhe subscriber has the
~ pleasure of informing the Ladies OF
LVnchburg aud its vicinity that he has just
feeeiyed, direct from the North, well Sc
'aeIedcolection of NEW MUSIC, which he
RserI very low for cash.
ADRIAN II. NORTH.
.Iav 90
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UNCOMP ARABLE CALICOES.-Mchee 10
bi,lson &, Co have now the pleasure OF an
nouncmg the arrival of the above truly beautiful
article, together with great many other rich
aud desirable goods at less prices than ever be.
fore exhibited. Their friends and the public arc
particularly solicited to view their assortment.
t.rt y
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Broad Cloths, Irish Linens 4 Sheet
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
Figured and PLAN Vest silk q Cotton Hand
ings, kerchiets,
Linseys, Leghorn straw Bon
Cashmere and Cotton nets,
Shawls Ladies Buckles s. Belt
Stockings, klbbandS,
Oznaburgs, Muslin Robes,
Calicoes, Furniture Chintzcs,
Cambrcs, Laces and Edgings,
Figured and Plain Mus Grape Robes.
Inns Grape Shawls 4 Sears,
Silks and Satins, Merino Shawls i Seats,
Grapes and Gauges, Tortoise Shell Tuck Il
Black and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands,
Together with almost every article IN the Dry
Good and Fancy Line.
DomtairS Comprising an assortment of Cassi-
nets, Icl>ings, Beaehcd and Brown shntings.
Checks. Paids, aud Blue and White Cotton
Vans, &c &c.
ClothnE.- clothing Of every des-
crptlon; also, 400 Gentlemen and Ladies
Camblet and Plaid Coaks and Great Goats.
Hnrdpare and Cutlery, such as Knives & Forks,
of the latest manufacture, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Approved Razors and Straps, Locks
of all descriptions, Saws Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line.
Shoes md HatS.--A complete assortment of La
dies Morocco, Seal Skin, Pi1nclla, SILK and
Kid Shoes-Gentlcmens Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment of Ghddrens'
Shoes Gentlemcns' White and Black Beaver
and Fur Hats, BOYS Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, of approsed man
utacture.
an assortment of Looking Glasses, Groceries,
Cr0ckerY and Store HHre.
It is the determination Of -inarelcs 4 Brothers
to keep constant supplies, 10 be able to fun
nish thcifa customers any article in the mcrcatile
line. Country merchants, well as Planters,
arc particularly invited to give them call, as
every effort will be made to render general salts
faction, and which is their intention to sell unit
sually low for cash
400 Sacks Liverpool filed salt
Country Produce taken in Barter.
Oct u
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A French traveller makes curious
complaint in the Paris Journal des De-
bats, Of the oath Sept, under his own
name. lie undertook journey into
Spain and Portugal, in order to collect
satisfied materials, and Obtained a pass
port from tue guard of the French police
IN which all the civil and military au-
thorities of Spain were requested IL
give htm aiaandprotcctioa, &c. Vher
he presented himself TO the Police de-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-27

NATHANIEL WINSTON AT the JUNCTION
III OF Main Street with thu Alley l,aaing 10 h.
from Friends TO Martins on Stone are honse,oi-
lcrs 10 the public by wholesale or reiail, gene
raj assortment Of GROCERIES, on az good terms
as can be lad in this market, confident they are
well hoaght, but will not promise On better VI
cheaper, consisting IN part OF
Bcst filled saclss OF Salt, tHilleti sncltng
Sugar and Coffee OF different qualities
n. Orleans and w /. Moinsses
Mould and sperm. candles, Is to IS
Iutpensnr aud transparent Sanp
t'uupo~ der and Imperial leu. fresh
Cut aud wrought Nail nd brpds
Patent Balances, with and without flames
Window Glass y by 10. o. 10 by 10, . Putty
Smithheid aud mountain Bacon, which viii en-
gage 10 furnish By thr season
New Alnckerel and llerrngs
Few casks Of floh Cheese
Bes, Brown tanners OIL
sH1olk Tar, and Carolina Moss for nntragsrs
Assortment Of Hardware, Crockefy, Glass and
Eartlen Ware
Blind, Snaille and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart aud gig whips
Hack 3 bosi aud common Stghrs
Meus and boy wool aud lnl Hats
Salt PeHe, olaubot Salts, Mustard
Allspicc, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
Coppcras
lrou German and blistcrcd Steel
Genuine Madeira aud Malaga Wine
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheotng and shirlng Osnaburgs
81 aud - point Blankets
600 IL. bcautml Cotton yarn
10 bbls Of Cider
For which vii receive any Kind Of produce
brought 10 this market al the best cash prices.
NA1IIL. WINSTON.
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Neao Arriral Of Medicines.
IY,A ALTER H. MIDDLETON i,

w Ne{O 1fT6uf " .htHftNtA'
GaE&D SVVSALTER H. MIDDLETON is
y n ~ now receiving sixty three
ESstS packages fresh Medicines, which
6aA have been particularly selected by
am experienced hand, and which can
be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-otuils, &c.
OF DoctS Owens \ Lecllie, which IN addition to
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
TENDERS his assortment extensive and complete.
Ills friends and the public, as we'll as the Gus
toners Of Owens x Leckic, are assured that they
Gan be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners of Medicine. country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
a Il small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken IN payment.
The greatest attention paid TO the compounds
mg Of medicine; and he pledges himself TO deli
Ter no article out of his establishment but what
OF the pureSt quality.
July Il. ts96
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VI AMP OIL.--5 barrels winter and summer
lLl strained Lamp Oil, Of good quality.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
July H. tS9o
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yraoR RENT, good Stable, in rear of this
II Office. August II.
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Z,op SALE. a likely Negro Man, a good
q banse servant. Enquire at this Once.
- hou tsl5
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1opT1 AMERICAN REVIEW, No. So, for
d a. :, is26 Just received aud ready for
- at AZ the New Book Store of A II.
NORTH
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GROCERIES.

on as good terms as can be had in this mar.
ket, confident they are well bought, but viii
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
III pnrt OF
Best filed sacks of Salt ,twilled sackne
Sugar AM Coffee ol different qualities
n. Orleans and W. |. Molasses
Mould aud sperm caudles, as TO 6's
Turpentne and transparent Soap,
Gnnpowder and Imperial Tea, FIRE SD
Cut and wrought Nails and brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass s by 10, Il 10 by II, u putty
Smtthfeid and mountain Bacon, which will
engage to furnish by the season
New Mackerel and Herrings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk lar, & Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockery, Glass &
Esrihen Ware
Blind, Snafie and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart and gig Whips
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Pelre, GIauher Salts, Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader s.
Copperas
Iron, German and blis,ered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting and Shifting, Osnaburgs
3D. and Z . po,n Blankets
600 10. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bbls OF Cider
For which | vii! receive any kind Of pro.
duce brought to this market al the best cash
prices. NAIHL. WINSTON
March %. ts62
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J0HNsON's
BIAIOCS POWDER.

his Medicine is not offered In ~.
u Public, as Pdnaced, but asa Cab,
TIC admirably adapted ID the removal n
biie, &c. being fully equal in this respect -
eAiomel, aud superior 10 any other pQrys.
tive in use
Ii IS peculiarly adapted 10 Bilious and I,
hammatory diseases may be used in nil -.
SEES where ilis class of Remedies is adtn,s';
BILE, may be repeated as often as such mi;
cihes are necessary, with perfect safe1v-.
does not nanseate unless the stomach Is Iona
ed with Bile ; and does not require t.e -
tent 10 condne himself TO any particoIs,
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions ba..
been injured, by an improperuse OF mercnr,'
or are morbidly susceptible of its in0uen,,'
will find it the best known substitute 1s
Cathartic,) for Calome.
II is ,belieyed to be Il preventive of Tho pi
ious Complaints OF our climate, if ono d..
(more il necessary be taken occssio,sIl,'
or as soon as general feelings of ndi>ras3;''
ton, attended with bitter taste in the NH
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach =,
disease
II will be found valuable Febriluee A..
Aperient medicine in small doses
II contains no mercury, and NAV be <afot,,
given under any circumstances to women =.
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and reto;i
by the Proprietor,
DoCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist
fredericksburg, Ia
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United States Hotel,
NEW. YORK,

xNHss oormodiaus aud exieasive rstab'
- sishment, Fronting on Pearl dRa bdter
,.resfs. beipeen Pine Street and Maiden Lane
is nov fitted spin convenient and elegant
style for the reception Of company.
The sftsattnH If The Unifca aatts Jfofc,
presents peculiar advantages 10 merchants q
travellers, hc,fig III Tire centre OF the mrr
caisile business OF the City, aud within Il mi.
pate's walk Of the Banks, Exchange, and
rullc oiices. The free circulation OF air
WINCH The extent of tue adjustment eu'
,ures 10 us apartments, renders II a very de-
srable residence.
re Dining ard Coffee Rooms are spacious,
aud pleasantly siiuaied-1hc Sleeping Rooms
airy and CONFERENCE.-The Ceiinrs are UsiI
ioeted with tire best wine, aud liqnors-The
Lardtr wilt DE- constantly supplied with eve
~ dchcscy OF the New York, Philadelphia,
aud other nnrkets--anh III addition 10 the
other range Of accommodations, convenient
Bathing ffoHscs are erected, where hot, cold
ard shower Baths OF soft spring water. are al
ways IN readiness.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already
received, the proprietor will be ever anxious
80 merit its continuance and extension, in
coufdeat anticipation OF which he pledges
himself To brsiuw his jealous exerlions Tor
the comfort OF his patrons.
T. g. REDMOND.
SB, Soda, Congress and other Mineral
waters.
Nav 4. 6w39
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"A AS committed on the first day Of DC
" tober last to the Jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
to MajorJones of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks of the town of
Petersburg. va. He is a yellow slender
made man, about City years old, has a
wen on the right side of his neck, and "a
bout five feet eleven inches in height. The
owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away, or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, jailor, c. C.
Feb. 90.
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.Narshal's Sule.

IN pursuance q n DEERE Qfhe Lgnchbng
4 DetfsA thanctry court pronounced IN me
2lat dag o. Ing, 1870, IN The cause 81 BorreH
rs. riadey, ne aniers'sttd Narstai 81 The SAID
court, uiA on I,idoV ~ Il d.g Of June nert,
expose 10 SITE, by 0a, y public auction, on the
premises, ~ jar, Jnat The ntri far ~ there
AFR, Sundays exesyted1 for crop io6a 70 an
specitd i Bethoi Farsiop'e r,ady 10 c de-
Hrertd. Tue stp, fai!racts u ''7d igtps M The
eouniies QJ .iahers and RocS f'age, on he
htad ealers If Psdiar rtees, being the iand
purchased bg said Bdrrta 81 Richard Hartie"
GEO. u. UOOBSU.N, MI DEC.
MN l. !iSSI
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10y virtue of deed of trust, executed
Dby Cornelius pearce to James I. Wright
aud the subscriber dated on the 10Th day of
February, 1917, and recorded in the Corpora
ton court of Lynchburg, on the 10th April,
1917, Ia secure the payment of certain sums
of money due to George Nhitoeke, therein
mentioned, I, as surviving trustee shall pro-
ueed to sell, by way of public auction, on the
premises, tor cash, on Tuesday the 10th May
next, one Halt Acre of Ground situated aud
being in the town OF Lynchburg, beginning at
the Junction of 10th street aud 9th alley
Such title only ae is vested in me by the trust
will be conveyed but it is believed that the IL
lie is nndoubtcd. GEO. +. RlCHARDSON
April -. tw3w72
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Anril 81
ADVERTISEMENT.

4 S have determined to remove 10 the
= N west II now oiier Tor sale my house y Lot
in the town of Lynchhurg Also the tract
ut Land where now live, on Stanton river,
containing about 100 Acres. Considerable
quantity OF II is otthe first rate Low Grounds
aud unqnes'ionahly the best tract of Tobac-
co Land IN the county. Also, $50 acres OF
good lobocco land in Pi,tsylvania county,
Oh both sides of Straight Stone creek. Also,
$50 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek. Also. $50 acres, lying on Goram
Branch, near Stanton river, And also, 33S
acres, near the same on The waters of Stink.
ing River. As expect TO move in October,
wish 10 make sale quick as possible
Those wishing 10 purchase viii call on me at
any time and will shew the land and settle
the price. GEO. BOYD.
Cherokee Nation, April 10.
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NEW WORKS,


among lneHl bTe
The last Of the Nahicans, in vols. from
she pen of the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr. Cooper, OF New Hnrk, author OF the spy,
Pilot, Lionel L,ucoln, Ne. sc. Ills work is
pronounced by Critics To be his best pro NC
ton.
National Tales in . vols. this is n very
superb production, and ought 10 be owned
BY every person.
Matilda Tale of the day, said TO be We
ny excellent work.
fabers Difficulties of lulidelity, said to be
very fine.
The toresters by the authors of Lights
and Shadows, OF Scottish life, &c. NC.
V1pianck's Essays on the Nature, and
uses OF the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion. This work is much praised by those
who have read il.
A Treatse on the Christian Doctrine,
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone
by John Milton, in , vols. This work is We
~ superbly executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers OF the late Revd Tho
mas Scott, D d. never before published will,
occasional observations, by John scott, A
III.
The Book OF Fate new aud complete
system OF fortune Telling.
Gummere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice of Physic, by Rober,
Thomas, NJ. d. the eighth edition, with We
~ considerable additions, &c sc.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro
bert Thomas, NJ D.
Together with great many others, all o.
which will be sold very low by
ABRAM n. NORTH.
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April Of

DIX virtue ola deed of trust executed by
ID Jacob Jordan and wife to the sub
scrlher. hearing dated the twentieth of
April, 1875, and ofrecord in the Husiing' $
conrt office Of Lynchburg, ! shall proceed
to sell, by way ofpublic auction, for cash,
on Friday the 10Th day of May, 1926, IF
fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, Sun
days excepted,) on the premises, part of
Lot No. Gil, in the town of Lynchburg,
and containing ii feet on 7th street, by 132
feet back. The undersigned will convey
such title only as is vested in him by said
deed. JOHN THURMON,
April 27. tds29 Trustee.