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.ltfi,un CoiapizaGop.-An Interesting
article viii br found unpr calamus tu-dt,
10 which Ne would respectfully direct tae
/ specti attention ot oar readers Il IS an
ahrldeemcnt Of long rlter FINN AIr
Ashmuo, the Colorial Aeent. n Lib
ria, giving a saecinet and h1hly salsfseto.
y account al the progress and present
situation Of the African Colony. We
rann"t RESTRAIN onr snrpr Sc 1t the efforts
whlch az making. mor- particularly when
We refer Ia their source, Ia hing the CO
lon'zatlau Society into d,,rcpute. and TO
reprrss IL eNrrtlans 10y ill-tmed and IA
cons,drr,re rid,cuIr. However Ne nigh
have bee prepared + l.ok for objections
10 the Society aud It's operations from
feet 10 see deep add dangerous Interior
schrme ia It's contemplation, we must
confess Ne had not expected n hear lhcm
bon men who let slip no occasion Of
bandylug terms OF rrproach against thu
pc pie Of the South, Ca account Of The
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tl1rm. Two Of tie New York papers,
who, almost for the first tune, agree IN O.
palon, have thought proper To attack the
Colanr2arion Sorirty, one ia lis usual
I.uo,bbi,g ,,,on.r and t6. ,,,,..r WI,
sn,,.,l,,o, III. a., ,.,,,. ..,,
10 den, lb,1 y r,n.,,er 10 o,oaac,,,e 81
I,ny beneficial eonseen4nees. Witbopt M,
lt,mptlne IN defend tb, Soc,,tv vbirb h,s
ALREADY b,po successfully done hY u,,h
iabIrr pens. or 10 convince tbr onnanroi. Of
the Ccloniz ,tion s,l,.o,n tb,t o,,,,b .,,,d
NAV be effected hy ,he ,i.l,ron. AID n,i
ted cxertlons ofthc whole American peo
nlr. ,y. wauld rrsnaciflIy osk th.,, vh..t
scheme thew have m CONT. onl,t,,, II nro-
nose IN lien Of IT, y, ,hry not a,,nu
III. deem oerpssifv # r,3a,og II. ,.,,atgy
If IN. enrs,, win hieh :, "a i,G,.,.l
v,r.s. heraos, n,rr last,ng ,b,n ,e,,i.
l.oca and f,o,i,.,2 M, ..oo.,, ,l.,,,y i.
for th.jr own 5oni,is.. rpad "a often Ia ,he
pronlr Of In, Sm,,b. IN. result either of
,1;.,t;o,,,te sy,,,,,hv mr. IF eao,,,r ~.
.no,r,y. will ,t,r, tI,,n IN III. G,pe We
ask th.,, .,,,ln linen what .cbeme will
they sobs,,t.t, for tbr African Coloeiz, :.
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Ffom the R0shfer ~ I Telegraph.
.Nauet Spfcuia'a. Il KnILht of the
Gainpot, who reerd IN the western part
oil tbs sta'e, hedl, that the c,ll ftr his
wares grew less II less frrqna ut hy rea.
Son OF TIE estab'l-nent at Two or thre,
glya Pe4tlrs ~ II neishhnrhand of hl-
practice, solved dbreakng ~, md ga H.
ug his tottanes suh. DepIslilns ~ his
"poctstmantieP the. ,st sovereign uf al hi.
dralh-drtyuS sPecIs, Escuiaplos turned
the head Of his hrl towards Wv q
lean,, whrr- he arrli" last III HIi tciis.
aag time" Nhen tue Arsors Ola uop,sal
sun scarcely reqrne.e aaxilihrs AID II
loilnn aud hacst, turaish anph 81
pbyment tor the sexC and undertaken.
Doctor RIistcr's slFat soon SUGGEST d
vide Held fer hi seq. and a ms, rx-
crllent market for his ulr,nrs. 4 swarp.
ipg mAlady vas rmnin4 aoagh rac blae.,
population oil lts' couutr nd sick negroe. :,
every bod knows ate ''poor propr y;
for then rreoS ~ IS alng not 10 b
spoke et--'ine DOCTOR, sr,er.tr.ol,rd
upon toying tie PoteocA h. -llll pur-
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o. "Wednesday NIX, an opporiopuy Aiil
be gleen, Hhele 10 gr5pret w0ll he pald to
p1rlicnlin ptl,cas. al wll have an ennal
chance, both rt.b aid poor, mud mahs pur,
SONS, who4 rrrl AZ bavr been IA iadissnf cir
cuspsianees, vii be rolling VA Riches aud
~ > IN every pocket. and = r jHme obtained
(er lie lrif'ng spn Of ga. tho ever lucky
Office Of
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Irgislated for posielity. His tplanas
exile, his denlb IN a fet.,.,n land and I'm
oath by which be slt.npt,l tn hi.A TIM
Spnlaus 10 pre,erye iainlahly The sys-
Fem Of laws he had matnred. afford an *
ample o. pair,atism "a brilliant ne II +.
rare an ry,p,rlc =, bf,h II T.. ., lrsa a,,r
interest tA,n am duty +, G,Ilaw !, tn.
treat onrsii,n AT .Jl.,e,,, f,3ol;z.,li,p.
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TrgiHpLjierotnre LoUefy.sd CiaSss
i'or the benefit III the NeN London
Aeadcmy.
10 BIZ Dire, r an Tie 2l+t day Of July noxt, II
lJncatatg All m mt dtg.
Ii IL 1. Il 4
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.,a. and few men have had wider evne-
,,rnct IN mechanics, or ARE better qualified
I'll DE.
Dr Church At 6rst put MS press in opr-
,.afon. and dueried perhaps Il hsmlrrd
shr.is 10 b. str,rk III. frr our examination.
lie ihen too!, iar - halr : pi.e-, and pm
t,eulaily eNfkieeA thr ,ariaa, parts. L.
natious approach ue.trrr ~ ttasr Of an 10
teIl,seut hing. than -hould funk il pns-
,.ilp any eoinbladtian al Iaeri matter could
pfuAace II reaches ont lis iron hand.
q,,sps the edgr OF tbe sh,rf, DAVIS il un.
drr he form here ltIecri.cs thu impress
,.,n rtturus il to tie top Of the machine.
aid there deposits ii IN nF4laf files. Al
TINS Is done n au instant. "ltboat the lrast
uoise OF confusion. Between two ami
three fhuusand shrets are struck of IN an
hour, the paper being drawn alternately
from each sldr. aud the fnrm being almost
constantly employed in producing an IN
pres.ion. Ii feeds Itself With ink, hy
means of rollers communicating with IA
trough. Three persons are reqlrrd II
work it--ooe to tmq the crank and the o.
thu TWO to supply the paper.
The Typography IS Mauiilal, being mn
form ia its complexion, md zee fom hlars.
| exa,alned numerous ,,rci,nrns, taking
thr sheets indscrImlnatdy from realns OF
the ordinary work upon which the men
were employed. 1t Is designed rather for
printing books tbta newspapers. The
price ot press Is 1000. Many arpjca.
lions have already been made IN Lond 4n.
AID oae of them = ah",t 10 be established
IN New Yotk. Dt. ChlFch is silent. mn-
desl nan, who makes a1 comments an the
merits oi his own Invention, bit merely *
hlhits the result, aud itaes others to i9ds,.
hrl no" engaged ~ completing u new
method OF setting iyn's which is to hr ef-
ftcted by melti0s and reeastlag the metal
at every itnpl soeo. He remarked, that
his greatest difficulty Mas to prevent the
loss OF matcrIa' by ltquent fusion; All
this h. has oh'ial1d by.a chemical process,
which prevents w iqrmarioa Of dros-. lie
Is on the Whole ,Ty cle,er mar, pos
sesslug m,ch sclaGltr research aud nv
chaulcai sN!I, "o{d WITH inyentise genius
and na,ulal acu'h,
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naScIsG st,noo5i.

I a xaupi sspee'iaiix inforuls his I'd
30 trons aui ~, ihllahinats II iyntHs
nnfe generally. that lie hest ct sii VI he
npuejnE sehnol will take place on TbhfsdaY
lho 22d iusiaui. IN Air. Morfiss Assembly
reom. Perseas ses.ren of entering liz
rb,l,hen are reapeeiiny referred 10 ~.
grrdt,te o.shr al lie Farmers Baak.
Inae 4. ihx2Jsf
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Who wants 81 Nortane ! !

Heg "Wednesday, the Drawing of1,e
listHnA sWmlNp huttery
vii nte pJaec in rctcl.baf, md We hive
a tt'N mol" i'eaeis gel on hand among alich
= ~ doubt
y ,EtrRIt E&l2Ia
W hnlt "a tnr maums .saunla, ntea
whom we helf 10 bate The at.aeure Of pay
ny come Of lha toov m capsta'se
R1,eoo y llafs 81 ICON Dollsr4
d,oon pellars l. of 50o Dnilas
todo y H."rs 30 ~ - Dollars
5000 be.lfz "a al % Dollars
zoe tHHas t150 Of Q DaRsr
i.lta , litrs 1890 Of 4 Dollars
Pfrec ol bekrls -. an. shares IA prnngr
ton.
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1900 Prizes.
1870 iNanks.
u Ltde NOR thsn one h'ank TO prizs
m pnYabte IN cpSh.

tiit ~ Jb!f !" eG't'
PRESENT fitlt T. Or TiC kETs.
s. 81, aud saatp. in proportion buf VII
1lIg1! IN The 2t't Il Iuoeto 81 All or.
DE ntioali, ma! led before that lar. at ae
present priee.
The draa tng wi be superintendent By the
following gentlemen ]rdee Wn. Daniel
Chiswoii pahrey Ancn ~ DANIEL, 1oi,n d.
Neon, lohn Bullock, DAVID q Mnrr"ll, Vim
NIX dney, Wm. W. Norvell, Geotse W.T..
loeke, ohm " Bagwell Amn'oo 4ancoet4
Robert Kyle, James l.. Clayton, Jesse s. IEas
ri,on, Nicajah Daeis 2 Colin Bnekner, Esqs
Il In the last scheme the oapitsl PRICES
were vea distributed. Tie $500 mlze
was ovaed hv John (, Norl OF Bedford
the sIubo, and S5on by individuals ia lynch
harg and the 200 by two young gentlemed
ut Franklin
II Orders from distance, by mail, post
uad, or private conveyance, inelosing The
cash or prize tickets, viii meet the most
prornpt attention ii addressedto
AUG, LEE rNICH. samogsr.
NsY Is
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A negro died suddenly On Thursd,sy' at
ihe house of correction IN Boston. In no
lIcIog fhe Coroner's Inquest, The n ,','
Traveller SAYS. Il is very re"ath'o'''
lhal this man spoke i've languages cor
rertly and liuendy could repeat 9''N-
sp.ate iron. beginning 10 end, and posse
sed, besides this, an uncommon III !" u
dr9iIefi. during the greater part oil Ma
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For the New London Academy.

Virginia Literature Lottery. Sd Class,
To be drawn IN July and completed IN one
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[WOe 3D.

Having spent the greater part of this
day in rambling over this enchanting and
peaceful vale, we left il with regret late in
the afternoon, q retreated TO Lille, where
an excellent dinner of various kind of
fish from the Sorgia was prepared for
US, at the Hotel of Petrarch and Laura.
The apartment in which the repast was
served up contained no less than six
portraits Of the two lovers, suspended
from the wall, and tastefully ornamen.
ted with festoons of evergreen. Neat.
ness and comfort are happily blended
inthls small inn, and IFS classical dinners
contributed much to the pleasure Of
those who visit Vaueluse. To add to
the romantic adventures of the day, tho
ooachman proved to be legitimate de-
scendant ofthe TroubadoursoiP Provence.
and amused us all the way home by
chauuting the sweet and plainliye bal
lads Of his ancestors. There is strik.
ing resemblance beteen the simple music
OF this district and that Of the Highlands
of Scotland.
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DR.. DRISDENS Celebrated Rheumatic
POWDERS Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Govt.
n Judicious practitioner in London, speaking
~ OF these powders, expresses hhnselfthuS-
i" ! have (says he) employed all my skill and tai.
entS TO find out an useful PREPARATION for the re-
lief and cure of Rheumatism, and most Sottmniy
affirm, that have never found any thing so good,
so safe, and SO eficdciouS, as DIR. Drisden's Rheu-
iI.atc Powders. You may depend upon it (says
he) for have often experienced it, that they
possess every virtue that can justly be ascribed
to any medicine for that tormenting disease.
Here then (says he, again) you have medicine
of s,Iperlative efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild in its operation and certain in its effects, and
which may be given with success in variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
HbentpntiSn. 1t may be given to the youngest
children, and to women in the most delicote stu
atoms In pains of the face &c. powder taken
at bed time viii give relief
DR. JENNINGS of Edinburgh, speaking ofthese
powders, says, have used them in my practice,
as well as in the hospitals, and find them to be a
most valuable remedy in cases of Rheumatism
and well calculated TO do much good, and there
fore recommend them to general use being con-
lUcllt In my own OiinloH, dS Wei Us thai VI oii-
crs, that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion to use them.
DIR. Clark of New York, in letter to the a.
gent OF the proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class of people will find in these powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen.
eralIv found from one to two boxes have produ-
ced cure, and III some cases half box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance a gen
tleman who came under my care, laboring under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with all
the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
we're completely removed, and am, of an opin-
ion, that this medicine will prove valuable REM
efy in complaints ofthe chest, as well as Rhel-
p,rtisnI. Prepared and sold by
Nj. S. DRESDEN. NJ. d.
No. 49, 81. PauLs, London.
Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT HARRIS,
JR OF PHILADELPHIA, the only agent in the United
States to vend the Rheumatic PoVders with
full powder to appoint other agents where he
may think proper.
~ THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale few dozen boxes of DR., DrisdenS
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains 81 doses.
Price 81 IS Per Box.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. ts92
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1nRUsT sALE.-By virtue of deed Of

IHRUST SALE.-By virtue Of a deed o.
- trus, executed 10 the subscriber, by inc.
b, Rutedge, and duly of record in the clerks :
Office of the county Of Campbell, bearing date
the LIST day of April. 1926, Tor certain purpo.
SEES in said deed mentioned, | shall proceed
TO sell, on the premises, by way OF public ane-
lion, for cash, on Friday the 2sth Of this
month, (December1 II fair, Il moi, the next
fair day thereafter, a certain tract or par,f
of,and. living and being in the county of
Csmpbei,, ION Otter River, containing 666 g.
ores. being the same tract conveyed TO the
said Ru,ledge by Robert Scott, by deed of
September, 1894. Acting as trustee, tie
subscriber will ooney the title vested in hiin
as such. NORBoRNE M. TALIAE EkRo,
Dec z otdslp Trrsias-
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IL Packages Fresh d Seasonable Dry
Goode

~
Goods.
n BNEY NJ. FACkLt.R has received and
IL now exhibits large and general as
sorment OF seasonable Dry Goods, which it
Is believed will render satisfaction 10 those
who may favor him with a call, regarding
both price and quality The entire stock Of
which wish 10 dspoes, Is think, well SO.
leclod, and particularly fitted TO the times g.
demand, Among them are 10 be found the
following:
Candy aud Sons Napi Coiions,
Rose, Point, aud Duffle Blankets (hoavy)
Super. blue and black London clothes and
Cashmere,
Good aud common cloths and
Snperhne eassinetts and common do. assorfs
ed co.'s.
New and elegan, pelisse cloths L. Aannels,
Red. green, and yellow nannels, assorted
qualities,
Drab cloths, good ba1g.up cords. &c.
Green baise, drab flushing, tnrian plaids, &c.
Heavy Swansdown, tolinel, and yalintia ves.
tings,
Plaid Jsckonet Musins, plain and fg'd BON.
ba2etts, Bombasines, Bolivar stripes "a new
and beautiful article
Plaid Linseys, poweroom do plain Wool.
seys, Mixed plains, (all good article for ser
wants clothing)
A number of plnid cloaks, well made, superi
GRAND common London prints Zine patterns
A variety of plain and fgd Gros de Maple
silks, Simile velyets, Qor peices,) cause and
silk hhkis, Satins, Pushes, Gimps.
Buttons, Moughhair Puifs, &c. &c.
Lin EN- bed tickinss, cotton do. from com.
mon TO very good
"a and IA Brown and bleaohed Sheetings.
plaids, &c. &c.
good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery
Crockery and Glass Ware, besides very fins
assortment of shoes, welt made and OF mosf
every description, Wool and fur hats, oil OF
which will be sold cheap Bank square,
Nop. 81. ts33 Lynohburg, Va.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

TN AVID Il ROBERT KYLE offer to their
~ customers and the public, an assortment
vi seasonable FANCY Il STAPLE GOODS,
which in quality and variety have lever been
surpassed IN this market. Amongst the aftl.
Giles just received are tho following
IA Drab Cloths, various shades, for Gentle.
men great coats
Blue and Black Cloths, (iar below the com.
mon prices)
pelise Cloths, various coors and fine quality
Superior English SILK Vesiings
Black figured Silks
Shaded figured Gro dc Naples
PLAIN black de.
Figured aud plain Sntins, assorted
Rich fancy silk handkerchief
Ladies' black and white silk hose n Z
Gdntlemeus do, do. do.
Do. do. do. half do.
Blue, pink, white and biack Grape liesse
Italian grapes, assorted
Superior Grape robes
3D. and A black Grape hhkfs.
Silk vclvets aud pushes
handsome assortment Of infants emp pat
ierns
Gymps and piping cords
superb ienther edged ribbons
shaded satin do.
Fiue kenIngs
Figured tanbord and pInin book mnslih
Plain aud figured jeekonel do.
Do do. null do.
large supply Of onmbrieks
Elegant white silk shoes
Prunela do.
An assortment of morocco Il senlskih dc.
superior aud common calicors
Ladies fine and coarse black Wofsied hose
satin and Lulesirug ribbons, assorted
Tortoise she'll tuck and sidu ooInbs.
Imitation do. do.
Cashmere shaNls
3 Casus Irish Ilnnens, excellent texture and
finish
White and red nnnnes
Rose, point, duille g. whitney blankets
Coarse cloths and chssineis, for servants
5wansdonn yealings
Ioilinct do
Brown aud black Hollands
Green haigc aud oil cloths
German tinker B0iiug Cloths, from No. 10
inclusive, Of very superior fabric
Cotton aud wool cards
Cotton yafns, from No. | ia IA
general assortment OF Saddlery and Hard.
ware, together with
Several cases oil Gentlemens and BOYS fur
hats, &c &c.
la addition 10 the above, further supnly
will be recnived In few days, all Of which
will be found OF The best quality. and al pr.
Ces 10 sui the times,
Nov. u.
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JNN RATS ON Boston, Providence, New-York,
" Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
aud Richmond, Va, for sale in sums to suit pur-
chasers, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of 5. 4 NJ. ALLEN X co.
Lynchburg, where alIsmds Of mcurrent money
is taken at the lowest rates of discount.
July 10. IS
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, YNCHBURG FEMALE ACADEMY

n YNCHBURG FEMALE ACADEMY
IN The subscriber has removed TO that ele-
CANT establishment at the headof main street,
the property of Doct. Browns heirs, where
he is prepared TO receive any number OF
Young ladies', either as day scholars or board
crs Pupils received at any time during the
present session. ALEX. S. DOUGLAS.
Dec. II. 1887
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NHEW MUSIC.--The subscriber has the plea
III sure of informing the ladies and gentlemen
Of Iynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, IA very valuable selection of NEW
MUSIC for the Piano-forte, German Flute, Cla-
,Ionct &c &c. all OF which he is determined to
sell very low. ADRIAN IL. NohlH.
June II.
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Giles -
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens e. Sheet.
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
Figured and Plain Vest Silk & Cotton Hand
ings, kerchiefs,
Linseys, Leghorn u Straw Bon
Cashmere and Cotton nets.
Shawls, Ladies Buckles g. Belt
Stockings, Ribbands,
Oznaburgs, Muslin Robes
Calicoes, Furniture Chintzes,
Cambrics, Laces and Edgings,
Figured and Plain Mus Grape Robes,
Inns, Grape Shawls g. Scarfs,
Silks ana Satins, Merno ShawlsSS Scarfs,
Grapes and GAUGES, Tortoise Shell Tuck u
Black and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands,
Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good and Fancy Line.
D0meStacS, Comprising an assortment of Cassi-
nets, Tickings, Bleached and Brown Shirtings,
Checks, Plaids, aud Blue and White Cotton
Yarns; &c. &c.
Ciothing, clothing of every des-
cription; also, 400 Gentlemen and Ladies'
Camblet and Plaid Cloaks and Great Goats.
Hardware and Cutlery such as Knives Il Forks
of the latest manufacture, Pen and Pocke,
Knives, Approved Razors and Straps, Locks
of all descriptions. Saws. Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line.
Shoes and HatS.--A complete assortment Of La
dies Morocco, Seal Skin, Prunella, Silk, and
Kid Shoes--Gentlemens Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment of Childrens'
Shoes Gentlemens' White and Black Beaver
and Fur Hats, Boys Fur and Morocco Hats,
White and Black Wool Hats, OF approved man
uiacture.
an assortment of Looking Glasses, Groceries,
Crockery and Stone Ware.
II is the determination of 1ndrelrs Il Brothers
to keep constant supplies, as to be able to fur
nish their customers any article in the mercatlle
line. Country merchants, as well as Planters,
are particularly invited to give them call, as
every effort will be made to render general salts
faction, and which is their intention to sell unu-
sually low for cash.
400 Sacks Liverpool filled salt.
Country Produce taken in Barter.
nnt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-18

NfEW MUSlC.--The subscriber has the
~ pleasure of informing the Ladies OF
Lyochburg and its vicinity that he has just
received, direct from The North, well Sc
ecledcolleciion Of NEW MUSIC, which he
Will seal very low for cash.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
Nov %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-18

YnaOR SALE, a first rate Carpenter, apply at
III this office. August IT.
YnOR RENT. An elegant tenement at the
Il head of main street Possession given i'm
mediately. Also, stable containing three stalls,
&c Enquire al this Office
Dec IL. 1851
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-18
Nem lirrirnk Of Medicines.


GA T0VPALTER III. MIDDLETON is
Wz w now receiving sixty three
- packages fresh Medicines, which
MA have been particularly selected by
an 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 & Lectie, which in addition to
MS stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
lenders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friends and the public, as well as the Gus
toners OF Owens & Leckie, are assured that they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
aud others who purchase largely can be supplied
at small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention paid to the compound
Ing of medicine; and he pledges himself to deli
yer no article out OF his establishment but what
Is OF the purest quality.
July II. ts96