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HiGH AND LOW SYSTEM.
Continued IN consequence of its unryalled
popularity.
Virginia Literature Lottery. SIN class,
Will be drawnin Lsnchhurg
IN JANUARY NEXT.
Al IN ONE DAY
More Pri<cs than Blanks.
StHEAIE,
bllp Prizes.
1881 HANKS.
tickets - 90, but will rise on the
Isl November.
MODE OF DRAWING

Isl November.
MODE OF DRAWING
All the Numbers viii be put in the wheel
as usual. All the prizes above three dollars
viii hepul III the prze-wheel aud drawn ON
Opposite The whole body OF numbers. I'll,
INST drawn number will decide the ute Of the
ouoo three dollar pti2es, as follows, 10 wit /.
should II be one Of the first five thotsaDI
nhmheisi that Is 10 say, any numbof from No.
10 oooo, inclusive, all those numbers viii,
be entitled 10 three dollars each Should #
be one OF the Inst five thon1nnd numbers.
that Is TO say from No 50Ol 10 10000, ,pcln.
slVe, then all those numbers Will, IN like man.
nef, he entitled 10 three dollars each. Those
who hold two tickets. one above aud one
below No 5000. must ol course draw ONE
aud may draw THREE PRICES
The drawing will take place in Jannnr,
next under the supcrntendence OF the FOL.
lowing gentlemen Judge WlIinm DFn,rl.
Chl,wnll Dabpex, Alben M'Dhnel, John q
Meen, John Bullock DnvidG MnrreIl. VIM
Mckinney, WIN. w Norvell, George Whit
locke, John w Bagwell, Ammor Hancock.
Robert Kyle, james L.. Claytor, j, sse b. Ilar
rlspn, Nlicaiah Davis, Colin BucIsner Elilil,
Fletcher, John Wills, John Hancock md
John &. Miller. Esqrs
II Orders from distance, by mail. most
raId, or private conveyance, enclosing The
eash ~ prize tickets, will meet the most
prompt attention II addressed 10
AUd. LEFrWICEI.
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jefferson iM,tery,
10 BIZ uta"eoe The combination plan ut
oe'vo'I neNl, n Richmond.
1 hree Prizes, IS follows:

hrce friZes, 8 follows:
Monticello Estate, salued alS1ipos
shed"ell, 5000
Abemnrle, lIs,D
The above Estates were valued hhsief oath
ny commits ,oncrs apfo,nird tor TIM, pdi-.
posr ~ he Legislature oil sirpinih
~ 4 ICE Of liekeis $40, There are nd
shafes 81 t,citis in ms iodtrD
u hatter NY aell In ring The above
series oil letierirsto the publi., 20 receive a
liberal psirunAec and paricuail, INVITE the
attention oi every pfrsun ~ lh.st feheInss.
and they viii perceive from the very 6f.l
glance that they are murh lie nfost Lgllhtn.
ever got up m flgnia aud when they re-
eollee, The object ot hose L,dfreirs mn per-
snndcd there ARE none, hnt vii lrnn q helfr
ing hand this Is aoi ali they shoals look 1T,
there Is chahoc vi roiliIg m indsprndeht
lornne for the smal tribe OF 80 Where -
The person who Will not embrace this Goid,n
Opportunity
Anonr be above, will be found the seheas
81 The JrlIrisan Lottery This Lottery WIS
granted 10y The Legifnliffe az Virginia, Tor a
pn,Vose we'll known 10 us nll. II Is ekprtttf
| aud siurcfely hope, those tickets Will not
remein on hand, ipi viii be Immediately
hough, ny, by II liberal public, who wish %
show their gratitude 10 n Departed patriot,
who devoted his Who'll. life To- the behekl III
his county, pild the public generally,
" Orders from nny par o. Tie T. siaies
by mail [poa paid cnrlp.i0e the cash r
prize tickets, will be lhnnkfolly received hHd
promptly attended 10 Ms II on prrs0nal nppi:
cation Be sure you direct ,enr ordei, o
AoRIh'S once, who're tn. eapsal hre al
| ways Tor sale. AsRAM Il. s0RIn,
Ma,n-strt,t, Lynehtnfg.
August .
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Del 90

4 HEREBY forbid all bunting ON my
lands situated on both sides James River.
below Lvnchmrg, and give notice that /
shall prosecute 10 the utmost extent OF the
ia@. any person who NAV hereafter be found
irassra slug therrof. cohitar, 70 his notice
HENRY 5. IASGH0RNr.
OIL. s814
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I'D URSU ANf to an order of the Corpora
s!S ton court, made at the Sept. term, the
undersigned eommis sioncr3 will assemble on
the Bank of Black Water creek, near the
mills, on "Wednesday thr first day
OF November next, at 3 O'Clock, 7. NJ. 10 con.
tract for the erection of Bridge across Black
Water Creek, where the former Bride was.
5. II DAVIS,
7. LABBY.
D. q. MUERELE,
Oct. %. Commissioners
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h%TOTlCE.--By virtue of deed Of trust
AZ executed TO Us on the oh dav of .rann
airy 1924, by Samue Mitchell g. duIv recor.
ded in the clerks Office of Bedford Comfy,
and for the purposes EXPIRE ased in said deed
we, or either OF us,will on the 7th day Of Ma.
vember 1926, if fair, ifnot on the next far
day, on the premises, sell 10 The highest bid
der, at public auction, for ready money or
so much thereof ms may be necessary To sat
isty the purposes Of said trust, one oeriain
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying a. being
in Bedford county on the waters of Island
creek, branch OF Big Otter, bounded BY the
land OF Francis Pollard, George sn it'll, Rich.
afl Roberts, George White, Julius Saunders,
Gilbert Gibbs. John Wiggnlon, John D0u-
dy, Peyton Foster, James and Thomas Ans.
tin, and lying on the North side Of the new
road from Updke's TO the Island ford on Big
Otter, and continuing four hundred acres
more or less. This land is valuable and well
worthy the attention Of any one wishing to
buy good land in Bedford County. The a..
tie s believed 10 be perfectly good, but act
ing as trustees, no other will he made 10 the
purchaser than is vested by the trust deed a.
ioresaid. c. ANTHONY,
VIM. COOK,
Oct 20 c.3wl2 Trustees.
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.yew .lppointment.--atf, Tho. 4. Hol-
connie was appointed, on Monday last, by
thu Chancellor, Marshall Of the Lynchburg
district, rice Mr.. George 3. Woodson, re.
signed.
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II0G

LOTTERY Il isXCtiANGE OFFICES.
- Hhere more tapitd P,iirs hare
been obtatnod Than al any other Offices in
.3mericd.
ORDERS from any part of the Ulited
States, either b, mail tpost paid)a private
"ooseyance enclosing the Cash or Prize
Tickets in any Of the Lotteries, will NEE,
the same prompt aud punetual attention
as u "n personal application.
.1idraSs 10
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10000, $1,000, 10000, &C.

isu6l prizes amounting IL &3os 900
i IN rhoie q tn Ptisesg gubiein Ca,h,
phich as usudi NJ t1nLss rTler, can be
nd The MOMENT THY Axe DRANN.
i ickeis gu quarters ~ Sc
laIyes b ~. hlhs l25
10 bp had IN The grenrsl snfiety OF numbers
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iGHEsI PmzE-.le.o00 DoAns.

lO.466 PRTxMs. $4,000
NOR ONE BLANK TO A PRIZE
u All Ppzes payable in C8sH wichca'.
be had ~ usual ri COUEN'S OFFICES, Tho
MOMENT TINY Anf pRAwE.
Present prlce of Tickets.
Whole tickets 81 90 Quarters 81 90
Halves 90 E,ghfhs so
| be had IN the greatest variety Of Number,
(Odd and Eyrplat
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Odd and Even System-Class g.
Most Splendid scheme IN he D. sfates.

collEN'5 OfFlC E.--B sltIao,.t,
Stpicwtu, II, 1896
" Under authority ol ,he Gen, ~ Assem-,
bly,, the loIloaiur Biiliiala Scheme is pro-
senicd 10 he Public to he drawn on the
ODD and EflN 81 I'M, 10 Consequences
OF It's nurivniIed popoinfiD --lle whole IN.
ONE DAY, aud viii axe plnu. W he cby
Of BALI MORE, under lie snperniendepts
VI the Commissioners aypuinied ny he Co
gernurhn and Council on ihr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

tyr. S. L. TALIAFERRO Having
LIZ permanently settled himself, will 1T
tend 10 The duties Of his profession j.. and
in the neIshborhood Of i.ynehhnrg. His
Office IS nearly opposite III she Presbyirri-
M thnrrh,
Oci 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

arFs Such of pnr subscribers Us do not
,.eslse ta.ir papers regularly would con-
frra favor by informing MS If the fact.
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18Th u Nnrember Ntrt.
Grand State Lottery

OF Md II he holder " Two lirk.ts or two
Shares, viii ~ cerinin bt obtaining Il.
least Obn Pri,r n may ,iiaw Ihtsa
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co slIMaS

Lottery anu I1dhaik .Ute, NO. IA, Mdrkit=
Hretf, b0fiimre.
Where both the great mud mnghfcehi CspL
tai Pri,es oi
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Eachs
Acre sid in ihe lair Grand Stale Lnilerie. IN
Shares, oil TO DISTANT ADYEAruhfk3,
= wherr both The Sfeal Capitals oi THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLL AIRS aud 1tN.1HuU-
'ANp DOLLARS, drawn IN HE last Grand
ate Lottery, Nero hsn snid-1ad hhtJ,
more edpit6 p,itrs hase been obfa.ntd MGn nj
any oihfr ggist ~ .4myied,
ORDERS from any par Of the y. s,aes,
either by nail, (posl ps'i) orprisais convey
ance, enclosing The Cash OF Plize Tickets hi
any oil ihe Lotteries, will mre, the SANS
pionipi aud pnpctnal attention rs II Oh per-
sonal application.
.lddfes 10
J. COHEN, Jr. 81 BROTHERS.
BAH. Sept 1896. icifION.i
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o. The Board of Managers of the
LynchbnrS Colonization Society is re-
quested to assemble at the office of Jones
& 7oier. on Frdny evening, at ) o'clock
BY order Of the President.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Sac'Y.
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SECOND Class Of the
Graud State Lottery OF Virginia Tor tho bets
Eft Ui the
.MononuaAia caAelNv.

n AVE the pleasure oi presenting 10 ibe
- tmhlc the second class the GRIND Sag
Loderyef ti,gipia, tor the promotion Of Ed.
nestlon aud Bc6eh ot tue aIohoagalia Ats.
DENY The scheme is arranged on the o6A
aud Even system, which has ngaia bees,
adopted in consequence Of lis established aaa
unriynlled popularity Tie drawing viii lara
place on Tuesday ihe 2ii November.
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1OTTERIEsiI
Dismal lsfcnmp Loftera.

oh CLASS.
To he drawn ~ Hithlno16, all in oifs dav =
80 NJ Lottery, ~ combinations ona neriha:
ta.ioil-6 ballots 10 be drawn
SIIILt AII
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PRIv ATE SALES.

klpAIE SALES.
Fine aud good tobaeco Is scarce, but when
seen. sells readily at from S. 81 10 50
INSPECTED
The past week 222 hhds. OF passed tobacco !,
az hogsheads refused Total 2o4.
Noihing Important has occurred this week
Tobacco IS In good demand al the above
prices. We have accounts h. the 10th oi
sept. from England, nothing Of e1useqaeoe.
doing. The holder= of tobacco hal become
firm IN asking n small advance upon former
prices. Our er Continues low and freight
ugh, which makes against the iobaceo trade.
Having taken house on nam street two
doors below Warwick's new building, will
hereafter receive aud store goods Tor coun.
try merchants receive aud sell on commits
sion flour, whiskey aud all articles vi eoun.
try produce.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
wHoLEsALr.
Whiskey per gal from IS cts 10 ~ cts.
Retail, DO 10 Is
Qnantity in market moi large
Flour pr. Dbl. Wholesale from "a 90 20 si So
Retail, so 10 o.
lFamily -four scarce aud in great demand.l
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III COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.

CO COHEN's +" Gazette s. Lottery Re
gister." will br published immediately after
the drawiog, and will contain the Official
Lls' of ihr Przes-it will be fornarded
grabs 10 all who purchase their tickets nj
tOliEN'S OFFICE, aud who signify
their isl To receive il.
Norfolk, Oct %. ift2iaN23
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'yIH'9IWIAlra

IYNcHBuRlf. oeTOBER &c. lage.
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ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM.
Grand state L0tterU of Dirginia.

SECOND CLASS.
The boldtr OF two Tickets or -hares must
grl One Prize and may draw THREE The
Whole TO be drawn IN oaE DAY, and will lnkc
place
lAIN,n GA . A. -t-4..---.i
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b, T curt held for buckingham county the OH day
nf Octuber, 1920.
Elizabeth hatcher widow, and Frances ]. HATED e.
an infant ch'ido JOSIAH Hatcher. dee. Pits.
against
Ulysses, Cassandra and JOSIAH Hatcher, infant chill
not Henry liacher, dee tnIn aud Mary Ann g III
infant child OF incl GILLIAN. dee who was t,r.
mtrlA Nancy Hatcher one Of the daughters of losia
Hatcher dee Minerva, dd.on and Enily staples, IN
fam ehildIen Of Judith Staples, ice. who wa, Judith
Hatcher daig uef OF III" sa Jos a Hatcher, dec. Ih
lemon III, Anderson aud Hannah his wife, eho was
Hahnah Hatcher daughter 4 the SAID JOSIAH IIa cher
dee Alexander Moore infant ,ou OF Pill, hioor,
dec who wa, inlnerl Polly Hatcher, daughter Of The
sah Josah Hatcher. dee ard JOSIAH Breaks an infant
son OF ne sad Poiiy,by a second marriage with one
thiehes'ff BROOKS, . Dsfts
The defendant thilemon "A Anderson and Ham an
his site not having entered the appearance and gwen
srcu,i ty acco, ng To tr OF nbiy and the fu.S
81 tins court, aud IL appearing that .he aid Anderson
aud "lie are not 'nhaDstants Of this On the mo-
ton OF The pia,nf BY THEW at0rncyt IS ordered that
he aid iers u and aiic 9appra lie on q, y. fo
starch Sc m next and answer The plaintiff bill and that
copy ofth ordse for hw,tl published ~ he .ir-
g1maa pnbhc newspaper Pr.ntedin the VI Iynr.
h"fk To- two monb sneeesssry, and that aoi her 90.
y. Depis ed up The front door OF tie ~
has county copy iests,
u X, ELDRlDGE. nc
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DOLLARS.
40. occ,--More prises than BLANKS.

2O.oCc.--aforc Prizes than Blanks
- Tickets and Shares in the above Lotto.
~, Odd aud Even, may now be Ind a the
Tpsy Lucky Office Of a. r Worth, at The mo,
derate price OF 50, and shares IL proportion,
- Orders from any part .ot The uniied
States, enclosing the Cash nr prize iieksls IN
any OF the late Lotteries, wili meet thr sen's
prompt and punci,tsl atieptoa as " on per.
sonal applicatiotEs sdd,ess 20
a. r. rrOnTrE
Maj" Street, t,neatrfs
Oct IL y
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RuuAu.u

Of the Lynchburg lnbacro Market,
Corrected 'retsty for The p1giniaa,
ny IA \. Holeeast, Commission Merchant.
AbCilON SALES.
Extreme prices of passcd To-
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1Gls
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N\fEW-LONDON ACADEMY-Ihe Trus-
IL tees Of the New-London Academy have the
pleasure Of informing the public that they have
engaged the Rev. Nichola, II Cobbs TO take
charge of this institution the ensuing year.
The exercises ofthc school will commence the
lst Monday in January next In this academy
will b. taught all the branches of liberal Eng
Iish education embracing Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, with the use of the Globes, Ancient
and Modem History, the Elements of Natural
Philosophy, and Chemistry, Geometry and Alge-
bra-Also the Latin, Greek and French Lam
guage'. Terms o. tuition, fifteen dollars per scs-
SON payable in advance. Board can be had in
gcntec families contiguous to the Academy, up
ON the most moderate terms-Mr. Cobbs viii al
50 accommodate a few boarders at the Academy.
Tie legislature having authorised the Trustees
10 rasc considerable funds for the endowment OF
the Academy, they are now in the exercise OF
their powers, and have contracted with a me
chanc of responsibility 10 put all the buildings
connected with the institution in good repair.
October ID tlmJl2
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mo TAMNERERS.--The Subscriber in
- forms tn public that b. lbs returned from
New York. duly qualified and empowered 10
CURE SIAMAiIRERS on the plan adopted by
4lrs Leigh and Dr Yates. OF the Ne" oris m
siifution lie has been entirely cured ct an ~
,ctefatc stalnmefing which bad annoyed Inn
from his infancy, and has no idea that he viii 4
Vcf tall h1elN, indeed ne could not stsmmer Il he
ti.d 10 do 50. TIE single iaci oi Ais beng "a
ureis cured Is sufficient in hi. estimation 10 sihe
confidence to the efficacy Of The invaluable diseo-
very of Mrs. Leigh; though Il more proof IS
waning, he IS prepared 10 cghibit numerous eef-
tticates from persons cured, and from gentlemen
Of the first responsibility and standing in the -
" Of New York,
The subscribers agency will end in months
he therefore advises all those disposed 10 en-
brace the opportunity Of placing thenselve. nn-
der his cafe, 10 make speedy Application Letters
difceied 10 Garersyille, Cumberland county, Va.
posi- paid will Ice attended to-
lie resides in powhutan county, ten miles from
the courthouse, the same distance from Cum
bertrand courthouse, aud nine miles from Car
tcrsyIlc. Board can be mad in his family for 80
per week. The Stage passc, four times weel;
by pitkcrson's store, five miles from his resi-
dence. l.. H. MOSBY,
Agem fur Mrs Leigh and Dr.. lates.
October ~ WSwll
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A\foIltE.-I offer for sale my tract of land
III within seven miles Of Lynchburg, contain
ing one hundred and sixty-scycn and half acres
by recent survey. This land is equal 10 any in
the parts, aud well improved, has on it good
manufacturing mill, all complete with one pair OF
burr stones. aud two pan country stones, and Il
"a ushlng machine for the purpose of corn and
plalsteri likewise good saw mill and a new
dlstlllery, just put IN operation, 10y which may be
made eighteen gallons Of whiskcy per day. This
mill stand, IN a fine rich ncighbourhood and the
country grst i not surpassed by any in this part
Of the state. Any one wishing to purchase may
b. accommodated by applying to the subscriber
living on the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
MAY H. ISIS
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J, WILLS &C

AT Rules held in the clerks Office of Amherst county
=, cont, the first Monday in September, le26
Charles Whitley, John II. Smith and John Haynes 81
surviving partners of Charles Whitley, William White,
~ John H. smith and John Haynes late merchants ana
partners trading under the style and firm OF Charts
" hitely Il Go. Pits.
against.
Daniel Pierce, Sarah Pierce and Jacob Pierce, peiis
IN CHIHCERK
Tho defendants Daniel Pierce Sarah Pierce not haV-
ing entered their appearance aud given security arco-
ding to the of Assembly and the rules Of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this statel is ordered that the sac
defendants appear here on the first day Of November
term next, and answer the bill Of The plaintiffs and ta
copy ofths order he forthwith inserted in the Nrgman
printed in the town of Lynchburg for months sue
cessvcy andposrd AZ the front door OF the courthouse
Of tins county on some court day.
A. r. DAVIES, OK.
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NrEh BOOKS The subscriber has iusi r..
= j carfl. duect from Phllad,phih very
large gnd valuable supply Of Aelr H1Dks.
Among them arc the following pcs works:
NHs lIeto3 OF Chi,alry, ofkuighthood aud
is times. in roll Ihs Is very valuable und
interesting production
Life and writings OF frederiek Rsgnodf, in .
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"reminiscences Of Hehaei heiiy This is Ger
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That's been been before the public for q long timr.
"Reminiscences of Cbntie1 Butler, Etg. This is
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Life and Correspondence Of r. IT. Lcr, b. his
grandson h n Lcc The \. \ Review speaks
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The sub1ltcln 81 Sketches of the Pcnnsnlar
Var during the Campaigns of 1913 d ", BY an
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Continental Ad,cnlu's ~ 3 rolls This Is a
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Ja3n Bull NJ Amcrea, 81 the New Nunchnu-
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by PdniiHg It'swor. Is universally admired
L'ucfs aud Paper ptthc Rer Uomos SegH
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\ Treatise on lict, &C &c h, j 1. P0rs, NJ.
u H. Ga new Medical WORK
The ID Vol Virginia Ca,r. OF Decisions ofihc
General Court bs HHiao Bfooirabtough
The ID vol. lawyers Guide by I'm. Holier
Helipe.
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yrA OR sAIT.-Tie subscriber wishes TO sell
- N lleass aid l.5l 1t Amherst TOM
i'1s~e. and hnot previously disposed of vii be
solt 70 iho highest bldacr 81 the first day OF No
teinher { ouff peSt, tat beng tie third Mon
day mthe Iaanth. 1his ropcrty IS wei calen-
lated l"f mechanic. either oadier, Shoemaker
or Taylor. n.ither Of y, ium Is nov al tbs place.
aud considerable demand Tor the work Of all.
Term accommodating und made known on the
day Of sale.
CHaS. I. TALIAFEIIiO.
Oct II. cptdsl0
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RI OOH rrNprnY -Thc saiiscrih>r h. i.,c

III flTk IINIfFItl ~ hHTsF TT " III
J 7, 1sa,lrrd 80 addfuHa H.at la.e bs3ak
illndcr winch enable. him "a do ail ~Ofk. ~
flaf line. siih neatncss ana Dispatch IL hHs
received difcci ffsm rihludeIphia. sHry iaftr
-nppl, OF paper 81 scfY superior quality nflfh
saablcs Inn 60 - amy kind Of B'aHt Hork NJ u
minnic's noticr. Merchants, Clerks, and The pub
lie eeuefall, mas rrl, IN having any work o..
def,d OF mr.. liiIhtul, deue aud made out of The
bel materials aud ~ yer, lo~ prizes. Pc -ans
wishing hooks hound are requested 10 BRING htln
foraa Il immediately u an somewhat a. leis-
ure aud go DO fB.m mnch better fhan when !
am pushed with work The public are further
informed that | bind books at much owci prices
than thly ever were known 10 be dom at IA hi
par Of til country, aud in a much ma.c .afsfi-
OF manner ADRIAN H. NORTH
Fob . u25
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NoTICE.--All persons having
= sIdiu'- against the estate OF Banisfef Tins
ley, decd. az requested to bring them forward,
propeii, adjusted according to law a, arrange.
meats may BE- made ipr settlement. AL cdms
tat are not thought forward before the first day
oi Mafeb nesi, viii De- plead ealsl at tine bar.
Al perspn- indebted n said estate vii please
make immediate pa rnrut.
MiiEth TlNSLEf. Adm'x.
JOSEPH 1lN9LEf Admir-.
of Bnnlstcr Inscy, decd.
Nov. Q. c3W"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

S6l NE1GtOB ~kIE.-Aill be sold on
IL The rtrHtls,-, on HE Gfst day Il lann
az, 1927. That we'll known aud valuable e.
tate called Poplar tofest, lyins IN the conn
ties ol Bedford aud Campbell. the prorrrl,
oi lhoma- jefferson, dee. within eiehf mile
oil iVnehburg aud three from New London
1l=n about ~ likely aud valuable nrgroes
viii stock. crops, 81. Tue terms 81 sui.
vii be- accommodating aud made known
previous 10 the day.
Og te fifteenth OF January, NJ Monicel,
10, IN the county 1T Albcmafle the Who'll,
OF The residue Of The per'onal property 81
Ihomns Jefferson, dec consisting OF l3o VI
i1ablr neerpcs, stock. crop, &c. household
aud kitchen furniture. Ihe attention ul HE
public IS earnestly Invited Ia this property
The negoes are believed 10 he the most val
uhbic Tor their number ever offered NJ onc
TIM 10 The Slale IT tirgiuin. The honsr
hold inrnilurr, many valuable historical aud
Tarirldi paintings, bust OF marble mud plai
ter oi distinguished ndiyiduals, one of mnr-
ble OF lhomns Jefferson, hv Carneci, Will
the pedestal aud truncated column on which
II stand polysraph or copying luslrn
meni used by Thomas Jefferson, Ter the Ia
twenty h9r YEAR with ynrion, other afii.
cies curnns and useful to mrn NJ husincs
and private ianillrs. The itrul- uf sale vii
be accommodating aud madr known prel J.
ohs To the dny The salcs will be continued
FROM day 10 LAY unli completed. rhesr
snlas being unavoidable il is n suflrieia
guarantee 20 the public, thai they will luL,
place at the tImf. aud ldaces appointed
lllHNAS J. RANnOLrH,
kTfcufor Of IN J,feroU. d.
Nov. II. ldI5