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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
Trnstees' Sale.

IruSteeS SaAc.
I'm SATURDAY the 10th day of June next, at the
" Reading Room in Alexandra, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
Sundry Negroes,
consisting of Men, Women, and Children, some OF
whom are slaves forle and others have to serve for
terms of years. the purchasers will be required to give
bond and security not to remove them from the DISTRICT
of Columbia and the County OF Fairfax in Virginia
And immediately thereafter at the dwelling house
ofThomas Janney, on Duke-st. sundry articles OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNI7 URE,
one wagon, four carts, set of Backsmith's tools,
farming utensils and cattle-and the following real pro-
perry:
a. A threestory brick tenement and lot of ground
t2Sl on the south side of Of Duke-street and west
side of yasrest at their intersection, now occupied
by the said Thomas Janney
"a three-story brick tenement and lot OF ground
iI adjoining the above ont the west, now in the te-
nure of Samuel Lindsay.
- A two story brick Tenement and lot OF
IT'D ground the north side of Prince-street,
and west side of Patrick street at their inter-
ki section, lately in the tenure of John Morgan
kx A frame House and Lot, on the north
IT'D side of Prince street and east side OF Patrick
street. at their intersection, lately occupisdb by
A Susannah Johnston.
a FARM IN ALEXANDRA COUNTY,
adjoining the Columbian Factory, containing about
sxty-seven and half acres.
House and Lot the road adjoining the farm last
mentioned-lot containing about one acre.
,SEVEN acres OF LAND,
in the County of Alexandria, adjoining the farm ofthe
late William Frazer.
A FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
containing about 2551 acres, adjoining the Raveas-
worth tract the land the heirs of Charles Simms Of
William Hepburns heirs, and the lands lately Janney
Browns
Terms Of sale: For the personal property cash for
the real fifth of the purchase money to be paid in
hand and the balance in four equal nsalments OF 9,
H. and "a monthsto be secured to the satisfaction
ofthe Trustee. Interest from the day of sale.
The subscriber to give such title as vested in him
by the deed Of trust under which he acts
may Cts JOSEPH JANNEY, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
Prime Shad.

o BBLS prime shad-Just received and for sale by
On may Is KERR FIrZHOGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03

additional Supply.
DOBERT II. MILLER has just received from Liver.
IL pool, per ship Pioneer,
40 Crates and HOgsheads
of EaR7HENTVIRE, CHINA, e. being the
MAIxDER of his Spring Supplies, which with his stock
on hand, enables him to offer excellent assortment
ofgoods in his line.
ON HAND
Porter Bottles in crates groce each
Pipes and Window Glass in boxes
StOneware of excellent quality
Cooking Furnaces so celebrated for economy Of
. fuel
The Genius of Liberty, Fauquier Gazette, Winchess
ter Republican, and Sentinel of the Valley, will pub
ish the above for three weeks, and charge r. II NJ.
5mo9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03
One Case Leghorn BOMne:s.

With great variety of other articles too numerous
particuarise, which will be sold low for Cash.
may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-03

TAMEs A. WATERS has just received and IS nnw
o opening, al his new store, southeast corner OF
King and Fairfax streets, general assortmentof
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

lust Received by DAVID and no.
J BERr KYLE, ,svrrel "a kages Geeds, a.
.nong which are tne following articles, ~ /:
few pierr. Clfet aud fancy eoiorrd
Cloths for 6eialemen's ftoeks
gasr. Gentlenien's Beaver and Fur Hats
) IA R,es do. do.
Blk. 6g'd ind shaded Silks.
tt.,.r Blk. Maadafine and Canton Grape
f.abes
\ few pi.ees do. elegant fancy colors
Cases { aiicues
Boxes fashionable Gauze Ribbons
An elegant assortment of Tortoise Shell
Tuck ADD Side Combs
Thread and Bobhinet Laees
\ few pieces Bell kibbun
L1d,s' blk. and white English Silk Gloves
Geullrmru's do do do.
Biz. white and pink Grape Lecce
/ Case br.t Sinchew Umbrellas
l do Giosbam do
Gentlemen. Woodstock Gloves, first quail.
sAtlinrits and Manchester Cords
Bed Ttekiags L. Plaid Domtstlcs Indigo
Apron aud furniture Checks. colors
81, -. aud Cd brown and bleached Do
mertlcs
Plain, striped and fg'd Jaeonet Mnslins
ampil Case Jaconet Cambrics, superior
article
Coored Narcotics Vestings
Pieces superior White do.
! Trunks Ladies black Morocco Shoes IL
do. do. do. Prunella do.--irst
style
: Pieces black Italian Lu,estflpg
/ , do. blaze Mode
! pleces Gentlemen's Silk Ne5tlugg, d0u-
bic cham
Grnt'4 black Italian Lutestfing Crayats
Also, several articles in the sadlery Line,
consisting of
dozen superb IIogskns
Birdie Bits, double and sugle rcin
Spring slfrup Irons, full pate
Full aud half plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Worstcd and Cotton Weddings
IN assortment Of Gls and Riding Whips
n. Il. Among other articles, I Case Ger
mau Anchor Boiling Cloths, OF very sope-
rior fabric.
The above articles are new and well Sc
lectcd, and will be offered al prices unusu-
ally low. Sept. 4.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
GROCERIES.

on as good terms rs can be had in this mar
ket, confident they are well bought, but Will
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
in part OF
Best filled sacks OF Salt, twilled saCking
sugar aud Coffee OF different qualities
". Orleans and w. !. Molasses
Mould and sperm candles, Is 10 SIS
furpenline aud transparent Soap
Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut aud wrought Nails and brads
Patent Balances. with and without frames
Window Glass, . by 10, L. 10 by -, x putty
5mtthGeld aud mountain Bacon, which viii
engage TO furnish by the season
New Mackerel aud Herrings
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, & Carolina Moss for mn,irasscs
Farther Ware
Blind Snaille and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart and gig " hips
H@k's best aud common Segars
Mems and boys wool aud fur Hats
Salt Pnlre, Giuuber Salts, Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo Nader
Copperas
Iron, German and hlistrrel Steel
Genuine Madeira aud Malaga Wine
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton sheetng aud Shifting, OsDal ureg
al and / ID point Blankets
Geo TO- beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 hbls of Cider
For which will receive any kind Of pro
dnce brought to this market at the best,casi
prices. NAIHL. WINSTON
March %. ts62
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
~ y 70 o.

H. y - : 2 = >.
~ ulE salscrihefs have jnst rerris j by 'hf
l4iestatsi.4is trum Philadelphia, the
aollon ag hunks.
TIM ia. o, YIN. P,nkaey. by heafi
Nheatol, IL ! I'll.
Rra,niae,se House or the Casailrr''
and Rmndheae.. h) one ri thr aninois 81
Shereieeif sadre--rs, IN . vols
Granlf, q Aos4. IN : wis.
The Merr, rales of lh. wise nnrn ol
f3intham, by tue author of JUhu Dull ~
kmefcs.
waads'eck b, the author OF Nafefiyi
'{iassners, IN : WIS.
Tales oftle Mid and Wonderful, in
vol.
An inquiry inia the nature and treat
meat III Diakt,rs. Calculus and oiher a.
frr'ioas of urinary organs, by WIN. Proni
~ vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements nf the
liver, Internal orsans aud nervous system,
by Janes Jnhnsun, in vol.
The True Masonic Chart or Hieroely-
phc Monitor, BY X. Jeremy, L. Cross,
o..
The Templar's Chart or fIeroglyph'c
Mou'tnr, by J. l.. Cruss.
The Life Of the n. Hon. Richard Brns-
ley Sheridan, By Thomas Nooie.
Colr's Episcopal Harmony.
Ch4unts of the Morning and Evening
PHse 5 and Communion service, rs sung
at 81. James, Church. Philadelphia.
Ne" Universal Gazetteer or Geogra.
phicsl Dictionary, by Jedediah aud Rich
ard g. Morse.
Con.ersaliuns on Natural Philosophy,
.uew edition.
Walkers Key to the Classical Pronun.
ei,tlon OF Greek, Latin, aud scripture
proper namrs.
ADAMS Geography and Atlas, new edi.
tion.
Nors.'s do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman On Solitude,
Ossisn's Poems,
Thompspn's SEASONS,
B.aaties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goidsmith's Essays,
Lady of the Lake,
Young Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crlsor.
Gumshaws, United States, with Qncs
iions aud AnsweIs.
Payer Books in common and gilt bind.
iug
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. sc.
All 1T WHICH he nilt sell 10" for cash.
e. A. WTrHERS.
July -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
yOHNSON'S
RIs.lNkl5 VOW n kR.

tRtHIs Medicine is not offered 10 the
4 Publc, as PapaccG but asa Cathar.
tic admirably adapted - the removal OF
Bile, ate. being fully equal IN this respect To
Calonel, aud superior to any other phrgh'
i've Ia use.
II is peculiarly adapted To Bilious and In
1ammatory Diseases may be used in all ca
- where this class OF Remedies Is admissi-
ne, may be repeated Is often as such medi'
eiues are necessary, with perfect safety
does MOI nnuseatn unless the stomach is load
| ed with Bile /, aud does not require the pa
tient to ennGne himself TO my particular
rules during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an impropern5e OF mercury
1T Hre mnrbidy susceptible al its influence
| will fud II the best known substitute Gas Il
| Cafharlir) Tor Calomel.
1t is believed To be 4 preventive of the Bill
lou, Complaints OF our CLIMATE if one dose
fmnrc Il ncrrssary,l be taken occasionally
or as soon Us general feelings of lndisposi
| ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach oI
disease
It will be found valuable Febrifuge aud
Apcrput medicine in small doses.
It contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstances TO women, OF
children.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor,
DotI.JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
Fredericksburg, Ia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
NORTH american Rcrie1O.

,a1IiE Subscriber has been appointed a
! gent OF this highly valuable periodical
work, and respectfully solIcits subscriptions.
II IS edited by gentleman of considerable
literary celebrity, and several OF lis contrihu
tors are men OF letters who have travelled
aud studied in foreign parts, and became Ia
miliar with the languages and literature oil the
old countries; Others are devoted TO sclentI.
fc and literary pursuits as profession and
others are conspicuous as legislators and jn-
rlsts The work is strictly American in IFS
character, and is daily increasing in reputa-
ton, both al home aud abroad. The typo
graphical execution of the work Is INFERIOR 10
none in the worl
The North American Review IS published
in Bostoo, quarterly, making vols, "a year, oil
about 45o pages each, at SO pei annum, pay
able by new subscribers in advance, and al
terwnrd5, on the receipt of the April number
OF each year.
A subscriber may begin with any volume
a new editions of the back Nos. are con
stantly reprInting, full sets of the work, OF
single Nos can at any time be supplied.
will observe that the above work will be
furnished 10 Subscribers in this place, entirely
free of pc stage or any other additional charge
and subscribers living in the country, shall
have il regularly sent to them agreeable Ia
their directions. Gentlemen DESTROYS of sub.
scriblng to the above valuable work, will do
NE the pleasure to call AT my Book Store
= ADRIAN r. NORTH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
BLANK WORK

Al a minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered OF me, faithfully done x made
out OF the best materials aud at very low pri-
ces.-Porsons wishing books bound are re
quested Ia bring them forward Immediately,
as am somewhat at leisure and can do them
mnch better than when | am pushed with
sork. The publicare further informed that !
bind books at much lower plices than they
ever were known 10 be done at in this part
of the country, aud in a much more superior
manner ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Feb o tsp7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

TnANDY MoORE,-TAKE NOTICE Tia,
- on the ninth day OF October, ls28
shall proceed to take the deposition OF IL
nnnd M'George, at the house OF Lawrence
M6eorge, IN Bedford County, TO be read as
evidence in suit,now depending in the chan.
cefy court, in Lynchhusg for Tie Lynchbnre
district, wherein am plaintiff, aud you are
defendant, when and where yon may attend
II you please. WILLIAM M'CLUER.
sept "a. c4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

A\rOrICE.-1hat | should be willing to
y! take in one or two Medical Students
n the rates of one hundrSl and sixty dol.
lars year, for board aud tition, TO be paid
one half in advance. Also receive as boar.
ders Il few young Ladies' whose parentswould
wish 10 send them 10 School in this place, at
the rates of fifty dollars session, of five
months, haIfto be paid in advance, or all il
convenient, Their healibs will be attended
10 aud means administered when necessar,
IN all cases OF common indispositions, with
out any extra charge, and such instruction;
as should be left by their parents, strictly at
tended to.-Also | intend Qor the usual fees,
to continue the pursuit OF my professional
duties Tor long time TO come, and will at
tend promptly 10 all applications when call
ed upon, giving strict attention to all pa
tents that may be placed under my care Tor
Medical aid JOHN l. CABELL, NJ. d.
Sept. 81. tc5t7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

"A last Of Letters REMAINING IN the Post Office al
Lgnehburg, on me ls Oct. 1926.
A-Dav,d Acrec saml. Anthony, Mis-, Sarah p. Al
len, Jane, C.Andcrson, John Alco,k. Chas. L Adams
,, Mrs Susan Anderson, Shadrck AlvIs, James 5. AL
len, Churchill Anderson.
B-Ihomas Brooks, lohn Burnet, VIM. l.. milling.
ton, Alex Brdgland, Wm. Booth. VIM. Burfurd 3 =,
Jas. Bullock, Maria Butler, DR.. H. H. Boyd ., Robert
Butlcr, James, s. bishop. Mrs. Martha Burnard, Milton
hennet' Mrs. Mehala Bufk', Ihos. Bennett, Joseph h.
Buckley
CO. n. corhin, saml. A. c; croa, Chs. w. CHRIS
tan, George Golfer, Ro. S. Coleman. Elizabeth Cole
man, David CarWI'c, James Cardwe, Zachariah Coch-
ram Frances Galway, Miss Frances Chew, Clerk Chan
Gerry Court 5, Powhatan Coleman.
D-EBekiel Day, VIM, c. Oa vSnn, John IT.. Day, p.
Dickerson Nimrod Darne, WIN, Dudgeon, Martin
Dawson, John Dunnel.
E-G. A. Edwards, Milly Evans.
F-Rnhert Frankln, Abram Fountain. Mr.. Frazer.
GMrs Margaret GlHs,cuck, Mrs. Elizabeth iGuth.
rey, Mrs Frances Goodwin, VIM Glass, Miss Sarah v.
H-Mar,harl L. Harris. John Hoomcs2 Alex. Hans
ford 2, Miss l. ydia P. Hadcn, FROST W Ilai. Robert,
| Harris, Lindsey HardWiek. James :. Hughes.
IIrsse Il. johnson, Henry Jones, Mrs. Nancy Jones,
HtEekiah Jordan, George Jones.
K-George W. Kyle, \, kennier.
L-JameS X. Love, James London,ir Francis J.. Lee,
| Saml. Long, Avus Lord, Rev. h. II. Lec2, Ihoruns
| M--Gcorge Martin, Nell Me- lnchcr, A. Il. Migcin.
4 Arch. M'Intyre ?, Elisha Miden .. Hartgro,c
Mnchun,J: 4. Marcham, hiehd. Morgan. james >lsr-
tim ,, iuhn MConnel, Mrs. Frances Mason, Robert A.
! TCul"ck, VIM c. MAlii'ter, Robert H. May 2, ew-
N--Edward $. Neal, VIM. Newly, J. II. Nash.
P--Noses penn, }. II. Peasants, WIN. Peter. Am
| brose Page, Jnhn Picket, Mace Pendeton, Martin
| Pa Ks, Nj s. Susan S. Pcndletom.
III. 5. Reynolds, bea. Reeder, Isanc ltueter WIN.
Robinson, AmhroSt ltneker, Aaron Rodney, Thomas
Rudd, James Russell Jr. Chs Rudd, Armstead Rain,
Miss Polly w, Robinson, VIM. Riyeey.
S-Wm |. shelton q. Henry Sidney, VIM. SissoD,
Francis c. Smiihson Chs. A. Sims, Miss Jenne Scott,
Mrs Elizabeth Strange, homss Segar, Richd Shelton,
| John Simmons, Mareelius Smith.
John Iayloe q Oliver Tinslcy, Miss Nancy s.
Ihorntun2, WIN. lurnbulif, Philip Y. hurmon, Al.
len Talbot, Nancy Thornton, George Trees, VIM. Tur-
ner, George Thomas.
y-RichardI. Venable, Francis w. venabe, Abranl
| l. Venabie 3.
w-John {. Wilcox, zackfeid Wade, Absalom Will
ans, Beil Nggipion John q. Williamson, Mrs. Martha
Ward, Edmund Winston, Mitchell V. Watts 2, James
Wilmington, hos. Wright, John VIM, Mly Wheeler,
Afford Windsor, Jno, Whiting, w. W Watts, John NJ.
Williams.
Y-D. John Tale.
+ o. MURRELL, p. NJ
Oct, 6. $40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
DIR. John Powell Brown,

NXYlLL practice PLY sic aud Surgery in
W Now Ginsgow aud the country ada
ccni. He VIII keep his office al Col HA.
lads Tavern, in New Glasgow, TIL the mid.
IL nj November, after which he will remove
20 the old residence OF his father near the
gowa. Oh Sept. 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
SUGAR, CoEFEE, &c.

Just landed and for sale cheap,
hhds. best brown sneal
z do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
d do big white do
ALSO,
Pepper, Mndder, Ginger. Indigo
Alum, Copperas, Spice, Cloves, &c.
Epson aud Glanber Suits
A few boxes best Teas
ALSO,
10 sucks Salt liverpool flled)
3 or 1000 lbs. Cotton yarn
Fish, ~. nc.
Also, ? hkds. best Molasses.
Apply to -....
ANDREWS G. BROTHERS.
July 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
BROWN

DEMOVAL--EDWARD BRoWS
Ia has removed his JsWsiier's Shop TO The
tenement next doorto the Virglnian once,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes & brewster
He takes this opportunity TO return his SIN
cere thanks To his friends and The public Tor
he patronage heretofore given him, and AS
.ures them he will endeasor Ia merit a con-
tinnance of their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention 10 their orders tor re-
pairing watches and clocks, making aud
mendng jeweiry, or executing any work IN
his line with which they may en'rnst nun.
EDWARD BROWN.
June ]. ts43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
Valuable Tavern for sale.

VliE subscriber wishes To dispose OF
u that large and commodious Brick Ia
vern at Amherst Courthouse, at present oc
cupled by Capt. John Franklin. II is deem
ed unnecessary 10 say any thing about the
value ot this property, as persons wishing TO
purchase will OF course view the same and
will be accommodating, and made known by
Mr.. Dabny Sqndidge Of Amherst, or the sub
scriber living in Rockhridse.
WASHINGTON HILL.
Sspt. n. c5w7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

puNAW Az, from the subscriber, on the
~ morning of the 18th inst negro man
named PETER, about % years old. large and
over common height, somewhat light COM
nected large white eyes-he got away from
under the lash, aud is without chothes, hat
or hoes, except pantsioons,
II i, prnbabie he will aim to get 10 Lynch
burg. as he got there several times when he
RUNAWAY from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
uwner. I will pay any person $40 who will
deliver him 10 me in Piilsylvania II miles
north Of Milton, n. c. or go if secured in
,aY jail. WILLIAM ii. SHELTON.
August . @7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
Ci,OAkS. &c.

fUs'f received, and will be opened To-
y morrow morning, nj our room, back OF
nur front store, large and valuable assori-
ment Of CIosks 4 Winter Closihisg, viz
, cases Ladies', Misses and Boys Closks
case Geniiemeus single cape Plaid Cloaks
do do Cspes Il Wings do do
do do with sleeves do do
do do English over coats
3 cases assorted Fashionable camlet Cloaks &
Coats
Also, 2 cases heavy Great Goats
Together with CLosfhing OF every description
Apply 10 ANDREWS o. BROTHERS.
Oct. D.
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I1f virtue uf deed of trust exe.e,o.
ID the subscribers by Edward T.. cls.I
aud duly recorded IN the County Com, =,
Camphell, for certain purposes Tho
mentioned, We will on the premises
the 18th day of October next, sell IN ~
highest bidder a Valuable tract of LAM
wherein the said Edward b. Clark ~,
resides situate On Flat Creek. in -
County OF Campbell, eleven miles frae
Lynchburg, containing four hundred saa
twenty AZ RES. A farther descrlpt,on -
the Land Is deemed unnecessary, AZ !, .
presumed those inclined to pnrchas. n,i
BIZ disposed to view the premises. Actin
as trustees we will convey such title as !,
vested in us, but the title is believed IN -.
good. made known ON the d,v,f
sale. CRAVEN HORTON.
EDWARD u. MODRNAN
". Il. The above land Will be sold ~,
sat-ly il preferred by those WISHING 10
purchase. Ii SO sold timely notice wi be
given.
Sept 81. ctds7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

Uncomfortable Calices.

sNlfckEE ROBINSON eCa.-haye nov the
III pleasure Of announcing the arrival OF
the above truly beautiful article. together with
trent many oihrr rich aud desirable good
at less prices Than ever before exhibited.
Their friends and the public afe particularly
solicited TO view taeir assortment.
Oct. D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
BOOK RINNENN.

THE subscriber has lately procured an
L additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him to do all work, in that line, with
neatRess aud dispatch. He has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, very large supply
OF paper otyery superior quality, which ena-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09
L 'athcr, Spanish Hides. on. DC.
-Atw Arrival Medicines.
W alter ". .MiAAleton

II Is now receiving sixty
~ three packages FRESH MEDI-
N&A CxNES, which have been
49, particularly selected by nn cxpc-
&xSEx rienced hand, aud which can be
warranted genuine
lie mas recently purchased the entire stock
nj Drug, Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dye.stulIs.
40. ot poets Owens Il Leokie which in ad-
dtion 10 hi, stock on hand, together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
AM cora iiete
His friends and the public, as well as the
customers OF Ovens * Lcckie, ure assured
that ihrv can be iurnisAed on the most favor.
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer.
chauls aud others who purchase largely can
be supplied at "a small advance above the
northern prices, and good bends taken in pay,
Ueut
The greatest attention paid to the com
pounding OF medicine; aud fc pledges him
self IL deliver no article onl OF his establish
m-ni but what is OF the pures quality.
Jdly IL tsA5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-09

ANrOTICE.-..The subscriber will, on Thur.
III day the 10Th day OF October next Offer
tor sale, at auction, in tue town of Lynch;
burg, at the leather store of The late firm OF
d. x d Hoffman, n part OF the stock of Lea.
Their belonging to that concern, comprising
Waved and Russell upper Leather, Kip Skins
tnlt skins, soal Leather, Skirlne, Black Har
ness Bride Leather, &c Also, quantity OF
ready made Saddlery, consisting OF Saddles
Brides, Wagon Gear. Gig Harness, Carry.
all Harness and Trunks together with sun
dry other articles, such as Wool &c. &c. Cred
TORS of the late firms OF d. * d Hoffman
aud Daniel Hoffman SEQ. respectfully in
vi,ed to attend the sale, and 10 purchase in
discharge of their respective claims agreea
bile TO the deed Of compromise aud terms OF
the former sae.--1he sale will be couducte d
by John H. d. Payne, Auctr
DAVID HOFFMAN,
Oct. Q. tdsl7
y. b. the editor ofthe Lexington InteHi-
gencer is requested TO insert the above ad.
yertisement until the day of sale, and for
ward his acct, TO the Editors Of the Virginia
tor ayment. DAVID HOFFMAN,.
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EDUCATION

FtNIE winir, Session OF the subscriber
l sehool viii commence On the first day
Of November. WA. S. REID.
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New HAT Stove.

Eta SAMUEL pINkLE X Co have
~ just opened IN the house next
EMs door above Henry Carlton, 4
Co.'S. Shoe Store. and little
below tn Vrgrnian Office, new and ex-
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To Mr.. Thomas S. Garter.

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81 lR-As you are not an inhabiant OF the
- state of Va. YOU will take this as legal
uotice, that on the first day OF November,
1926, shall proceed 10 take the deposition
OF Stephen Cash, nj the clerks Office of the
county of Amherst, in the said state To be
read Us evidence on the triai of a suit Deepen.
ding in said county court, wherein l am
plaintiff and you are defendant.
WILLIAM CASH.
Sept. % ciWS'