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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
June /.

:. OTlCE-By virtue of deed of trust.
L executed TO the subscriber aud Lau-
Sally his wife, bearing date the 10th day OF
September, 1919, and duly recorded in Bed
ford county court clerks Office, will, for
the purposes in said deed expressed, sell, on
the premises, TO the highest bidder, for cash.
on the 3oth day OF June, 1926, if fair, it not
the next fair day, the tract of Land in said
trust deed described, lying on Hunters
Creek in Bedford county, containing about
278 acres. more or less. This land is yalua
BILE for the cultivation of Tobacco and grain.
lies well, IS well improved, and lies near
Board kasey's store. ! will convey such
tile only as is vested in me by the trust deed
aforesaid, but have no doubt the title is good
SAML. HANCOCK, Trustee
June |. ctds43
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May Is.

SDf virtue OF a deed of trust executed by
- James S. Me Alster TO the subscribers,
bearing date the 10Th January, 1924, and duly
recorded IN the county court oil Campbell,
will be sold. by way oil public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, al Campbell court
house, on the first day OF June court next, the
following property, viz About 80 acres OF
Land, commonly called the Store Tract oil
Land, lying in said county all the said Jas.
5. McAlister's interest in the real and person
al estate of his deceased father: together
with the following slaves, VIZ Jenny and
Dick, together with their further increase, il
any all his, the said James 5. household and
kitchen furniture, or SO much thereof as " i'll
be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the debt men
toned in said deed OF trust, and other expen-
SEES attending the sale. Acting as trustees I'VE
will convey only such title as is vested in US
under said deed.
ChIiSWELL DABNEY, r...,.a
GEORGE 5TEPIoE, ''"''oe'
May 8. tda40
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S.PIRITS TURPENTINE just received
~ by THoS. DUsAb,
Nav % Bank Square.

f;s1n REV ARD.-Runa.a fom the
~ subscriber about The 20th instant,
Negro Man named JINGY, frequently called
JINk1NS.-He is Blacksmith by trade, and
has worked in Lynchbnrg. where he Is well
known, md has wife in the neighborhosd,
al Major Buckners'. II is probable that he IS
lurking about Capt VIM. X. Roanes IN thus
county, and is, perhaps, frequently in bynch'
burg, and in that neighborhood Any per-
son who will apprehend and deliver him 10
the subscriber, al Amherst Court House, shall
receive the above reward.
JOHN FRANKLIN
Amherst, June |. ts43
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Lynchburg Young Ladies' Sc
minary.
Mays

IN this Institution, CO Quoted by Mr..
L aud Mrs. Leuba, Mr.. IL. Leuba and an
Assistant, are taught all the branches of En-
gllsh education including, Natural Phileso-
rhy ) Chemistry; Mythology; Chronology ;
Rhetoric Composition the Matht matIcs
and, moreover, Drawing and Painting on pa.
per and velvet Landscapes Z; Music, vocal
and on the piano-forie the French, Italian
aud German languages all kinds OF Needle
Work, &c. &c.
Scholars 1oiH be received, at any
time during the present session, until
the 9th day Of august nect. rohen It
p'H terminate payments an proper
ton ofthe time.
Al The end OF every session there will be q
public examination. under the direction OF
respectable gentlemen OF this town which
will enable The public 10 judge oil the i'm
provement of the scholars.
The sessions after the present, will be OF
hive mouths each and commence, regularly,
on the Isl OF October aud Isl of March.
The months OF August and September, will
be the only vacation gwen each year.
PETER II. LEUBA
May Is. 1873
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WAS committed on the frs, day of DC

MAS committed on the frs, day of DC
w tober last TO the Jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, negro man who
calls himself Dasy Smith, and says that
he Is Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
tn MaiorJon.s Of Alabap a, and that he
bought him of Vim. Shauks of the town Of
Petersburg. Va. lie is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen IN the right side Of his neck, and a
tont five feet eleven i ches in height. The
owne, is requested to comply with -
law and take him ava or he will be
dealt with as the law directs.
WIN. SMITH, jalor, c. c.
L L N
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June l..

Rf virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by John E. Woodson,
bearing date the 9th day fJune, 1894, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of the
county court of Campbell, shall, on the
premises, at the Stonewall meeting house
in the county of Campbell, on Friday the
9th day of June next, proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, for purposes
in SAID deed expressed, certain tract or
parcel of land, lying and being 10 the coun.
~ aforesaid, neaf Stonewall meeting -bonse,
on the waters of Stonewall and Rack Isl.
and creeks, and bounded by the lands of
Anderson Woodson, ST. Stephen Master,
VIM. Ganaway and James Martin, con-
tanning 80 acres. Acting as trustee. /
will convey the title vestedin me by viz.
The Of The said deed.
REUBEN g. CLARKSON.
Trustee.
Mays, rsN4a
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n OTlCE-By virtue Of deed of trust
~ executed by William sbell, 10 the sub.
scriber, which is duly recorded in the clerk 5
office oil tho county court of Amherst, will,
for the purposes OF sn,d deed. sell. at public
auction, for Gash, on TUESDAY, the Goth oil Jun.
rest, before The door oi the Franklin Hotel in
the town oil Lynctburg, the following proper
~ TO wit Tom n blacksmiih Edmund, IA
man who Is also blacksmith a. PleasHn, a
boy together will certain tract oil land,ly
ing aud being in the county OF Amherst, near
Bethel, containing, by estimate, 39l acres,
more or less, together with all The appurte-
nances therennto belonging
n. NJ. TALIAFERRO
May 90. tctdss2
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JOENSON'S
EllAlOAo VOW DE N.

HIS Medicine is not offered TO the
Public, as Ponacea, but asa Calbaf.
lie admirably adapted to the removal OF
b'le, &c. being fully equal in this respect 10
Calomel, and superior to any other Pu'6d'
tive III use.
II is peculiarly adapted 10 Billion, and ih'
nammatory diseases; may be used IN all en-
SEES where this class of Remedies is admiss.'
Die, may be repeated as often as such nfur
cihes are necessary, with perfect saie4
does not nauseate unless the stomach IS loao-
ed with Bile and does not require the pa.
tent TO confne himself TO any parIlcu'''
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions INV
been injured, by an improper use OF mercury
or are morbdly susceptible OF its influence,
will find it the best known substitute lhs
CdihWtic,) Tor Calomel. =,
1t is believed to be preventive OF The bh'
ious Complaints of our climate, if one dose
(more If necessary be taken occasional'y'
or as soon as general feelings OF indIsfos'
ton, attended with bitter taste in the noun.
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach %
disease
II will be found valuable Febriuge anu
Aperent medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, and may be sd'o'J
given under any circumstances TO women' u
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and re'a''
by the Proprietor,
DOCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist
Fredericksburg, "a.
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AND FOR sALE.-The Tract Q

[ AND FOR SALE.-The Tract of
l. Land nearN Glasgow in Amherst co, cal
led the Glebe, containing about 900 acres, OF
excellent tobacco aud wheat land, and rented
the present year 10 Messrs. Crawford and
Barrett, and on which Capt. Edmund Penn
lives, is Tor sale, with liberty 10 SOW wheat
in the fall, and full possession given on the
Isl OF next January. For terms, application
10 be made 10 John Ross, in the county of
Albemare, or in this place to
JAMES ROSS.
Frederick shnro, May lS. cp2m4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08
TtiR SUBSCRIBER has ;a.t seeeivea

an elegant supply of Preach Paper
Hangings and FIRE Screens OF The first qna.
lily aud latest fashions, which BE will dispose
If on the most moderate terms he has also
few choice number. remaining unsoid IN
The Virginia Literature Lottery, which will
be drawn on the 10Th instant. Prize tickets
in any OF the Va. Lotteries taken in part pay
ment. CHS. A. NlIHEk5.
May 8.
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STORE noUsY FOR RENT.

LOR Rent the three story Brick House,
Il on Main Street, lately occupied by j.
7. Boyd. II is well calculated FOR business e.
family, aud the stand Is among the best and
there Is we'll OF good water on the lot with
in a lew yards OF the house--possession may
lie had on the Goth inst. Enquire Of james
Dnnel. feis76 Nav g.
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Na,hn. Winston,

L r III, Junction Of Nam Street With the
~ Ale, leading TO and from Friends TO
Martin's or Stone Warehouse, Offers 10 the
public, BY wholesale ard retail, general AZ.
sarfmenI Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-08

EHHE subscriber has just rfGelVed ny me
latest arrival from Ph,siephia, lie FOL
lowing ARTICLES, viz Memoirs OF The Lie o
the right hon. Richard binsiey SHERIDAN, os
Thos Aaore, ~ vol.
Naoelrau and The Grand Army in Russia, OF
q critical examination Of Count fhil'p he st'
var's work, hy ensGonrgsnd, IN vo'
The Emperor Napoleen's expedaiionto tns-
sis, IN 1872, by Count Philip De segar, III
vols,
The concentration of @. @. 10 a periodical
work with piesps never before published ey
the late dane fayior in vols.
lales OF the Wild ard Wonderful IN vol.
The sketch book IN 2 vols.
Hufne's Smollets and Bessei 5 History oil
England in D vols.
Esmanls OF Therapeutics and Mate ria Me
tica BY N. Chapman in 2 vols.
The Elements OF Experimental Chemistry
BY William Henry IN 3 vois.
The Surgical and Physiological works oil
John Alternately of Londen IN , vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
the d senses OF the human mind by Benjamin
Rush III vol.
Flags family Dentist III vol.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics IN vols.
Lord B,rons " orks IN vols. gill binding
Anew American system oil Book heeping
by James Bennei III vol
Adams Geography andAilas.
SmiIetS do. do.
tsnnmeres' Surveying
Gl4scum's Questions in English Grammar
for the Use OF schools.
The Hieroglyphical Fortune Teller, sup
no,edsn have hsen invented bv Bonaparl..
The la,t OF The Moliicans, by The author oil
fhe Pioneers.
Eau1,.nh'S Culinary Gardener by ma
live oil Virginia
Dilworlh's Spelling Book.
Life ol Washington, Pocket Maps Of Va.
Pocke, books barge and small with clasps
link letter paper, &c. &c All OF winch
be will sell very low for cash
CHS. A. WI1HERS
Mach 1E
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NEW WORKS,

Among them are
The last of the Moliicans, in 2 vols. from
the pen of the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr.. Cooper, OF New York, author of the Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. THIS work IS
pronounced by Critics 10 be his beet pro fuc'
ton.
National Tales in vols. this is very
superb production, and ought 10 be owned
By every person.
Matilda, Tale of the day, said to be We
~ excellent work.
Faber's Difficulties of lnfdeliiy, said TO be
very fine.
and Shadows, OF Scottish lille, &c &C.
Ferplanek's Essays on the Nature, and
uses oi the vari0ns evidences ot Revealed
Religion, This work is much praised by those
who have read il.
4 Treatise on toe Christian Doctrine,
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone,
by John Milton, in 2 vols. Thi. work is We.
~ suPerbly executed, and ought 10 be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers of the late Reyd. Tho.
mas Scott, ID ID. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott, Al
Nj
The Book of Fate, a new and complete
system of Fortune Telling.
Gummeres Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved
The Modern practice OF Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. d. the eighth edition, with We
~ considerable additions, &c &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Roe
bert Thomas, M. d.
Together with great many others, all oil
which will be sold very low by
ABRAM r.. NORTH.
Anril
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Matte Bruins Geogrdphv.

Ne1o Spring aud Summer Goods.
am now receiving most Splendid az
4 sortmsnt of Staple aud Fancy Goods,
which | win sell at price to correspond
with the low price of Tobacco, those who
wish Ia purchase will do well to call and
examine for themselves.
FORDiCE +. BOWEN.
Nav IS. ts79
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s'RUST SALE-Pursnant to deed of
4 trust executed to the subscribers. hv
Samuel l. Harrison, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we shall, on Friday the
2lst day of June next, If fair. if not the
next f,ir day, proceed on the premises, to
sell for ready money, TO the highest bidder.
two tracts 81 Land. The one originally
part of what IS commooay called the
Chestnut Hill tract, contains 1924 acres.
and is situate IN Campbell county, on
James river, at the mouth of !oe's Branch.
distant only two miles from Lynchburg.
The other contains one hundred acres, and
Is bounded on the one side by the Narrow
Low Ground tract, and ON the other b, the
tract above described. TIE contgnliy of
III, "a Lands 10 the town of Lynchhurg,
renders them, in the pni"n of the UNDER
signed, very ,alnablr.
The title is brlie,e ed To be undoubted,
but acting as trustees We " i'll convey such
only as IS vested IN It's.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
l.. ANTHONY.
June & fhsR1
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NEW PUBLICATIONS pubic
is informed that the subscriber has
Just received, direct from n. York further
supply of NEW BOOKS d SRA
IIONAkX, among them are The ioi'
lowing new works, viz
CRANKY, a new novel in vols. by an En-
glsh Lord-This is certainly one among the
best novels that's been before the public tor
a long time.
The Subaltern, or, Sketches of the PENN
sular War during the Campaigns OF 1913 and
IA, by an eye witness,--l don't know any
work that's more praised than this by all wno
have read il.
Tales OF the Wild and the Wonderful
From the name OF this work | presume it's
very fine.
Fielding's Proverbs of all Nations illustra-
ted with notes and comments, &c. &e.-Eve-
ry person ought 10 own a copy OF this valua-
BILE and rare production.
The History of the Buccaneers of America
in 3 vols.-l expect this IS very interesting.
SiIlimans Tour between Hartford aud
Quebec, with most superb engraylngs, &c
This work is very much praised by all who
have read H.
Thomps6ns Discour3es and Correspon-
dence, with various learned Jursts upon the
History ol the Law. &c. &C. am told by
lawyers that This is an exceeding fine work.
The Masonic Chart, Sd Edition, with CON-
siderable additions and cancellations, by r.
W Jeremy, l.. Cross, G l..
The 1rmplars' Chart-Orders Of Knights
of the Red Cross, knights Templars and
Knights of Malta or Order of ST John OF J.-
rusalem, by Jeremy L. Cross, K. X. c. X. L.
NJ &c.
AIso further supply of Brooke's Gazet-
teer, which is certainly one OF the most valu-
able and useful productions in the known
world--and every person ought 10 own a CO.
py of this exceedingly valuable and useful
work. Together with great variety of
Books and Stationary of every description
all Of which, the public may resi- assured,
will sell very low forcash.
June |. ADRIAN r. NORTH
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n OTlCE--By virtue of deed of trust

n OTlCE--By virtue of deed of trust,
~ executed 10 us on the ninth day OF ia
nuary, 1924, by Samuel Mitchell. and duly
recorded in the clerks ofiice OF Bedford
county court, we the undersigned trustees or
either of us, will, on the 23d day of June,
1926, ii fair, if not the next fair day, on the
premises, SELL TO the highest bidder, for rea-
dy money, tract or parcel OF Land, situate,
lying Il being in Bedford county, on the wa
tiers OF Island Creek, "a branch of Big Otter,
bounded by the lands of Francis Pollard, Geo.
Smith, Richard Roberts, J. White, julius
Saunders. Gilbert Gibbs, John Wigginion,
John oowdy, Peyt7n Foster and Jas and
Thos. Austin, aud containing about 400 a.
ores, more or less, and lying on the moth
side of the new road, leading from Updke's
To The Island ford on Big Otter. This land is
valuable, aud those DESTROYS 10 purchase are
invited 10 go and see il. A more particular
description is thought unnecessary as those
DESTROYS 10 purchase will look for themselves.
Acting as trustees we win convey only such
lille as is vested in US by The deed aforesaid,
Ms the sale is made for the purposes express
ed in said deed. WILLIAM COOK,
c. ANTHONY,
June /. ctds53 Trustees.
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subseribes. sfs.e-

IL uI ssssSssSs%t -
u fui for the encouragement be has recei-
we'd, respectfully informs his patrons, that his
neki session wiii commence On the FIRST Non
day in June. and Terminate on the hrst FRI
day in August Terms-Grammar aud Geo
sraphy SO per session oil 2 months reading,
Writing aud Arithmetic 81 81 per do.
Strict attention will be raid to the pupils
intrusted Il, his care. J. +. HARPER
June 1.
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REAMK WORK

At n minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered oil me, faithfully done a. made
out of the best materials ani>at very iow pri.
ces.--persons wishing hooks bound are re
qnested 70 bring them forward immediately,
as | am somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when ! am pushed with
work. The public are further informed that |
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever we're known to be done at in this part
of the country, aud in a much more superior
manner ADRIAN H. NORTH.
Feb 8. ISL
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~ OTiCE-Part ofour new Spring goods
have just arrived, which we have re
ceived by The late arrivals from New York l.
Philadelphia which is a we'll selected assert
ment of goods calculated for the present aud
approaching season, purchased by partner
residing in Philadelphia, which will bear
comparison with any brought 10 this market,
as they have been purchased principally at
auction and many of them at very great sa-
crIhces, and will be sold at very small ad
vance.
Most of the goods are Of nele style, pattern, and
erira quality.
Among the invoice are
Rich fg'd Gau2e aud Leese Ribbands
Super. Prints, Irish Linens and Lawns
Beautiful fg'd Silks, &c.
We shall receive fresh supplies by salmosi
every arrival.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
April 81.
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HO>,N HANNENN.

UHE subscriber has lately procured an
L additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him TODD all work, in thai line, with
neatness and Dispatch. lie has received di.
rect from Philadephia, very large supply
OF paper oil very superior quality, which cum
bles IA, IN n IA, any Ii ind at
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United States NoteA,
NETWORK.

pms commodions and extensive estab-
- lishment, fronting on Pearl and Udter
Streets, betpeen Pine Street and MAIDEN Lane,
is now fitted up in convenient and elegant
style for the reception of company.
The situation of The United STATES Hotel,
presents peculiar advantages 10 merchants ~
trave lers, being m the centre of the mer
camille business OF the City, and within mi
nute's walk of the Banks, Exchange, and
public offices. The free circulation of air
which the extent OF the establishment en-
snres To its apartments, renders il a very de-
slrabe residence.
The Dining and Coffee Rooms are spacious,
and pleasantly situaled-1be Stepping Rooms
airy aud CONFERENCE.-The Cellars are mtLi
stocked with the best wines aud lquors-The
Larder will be constantly supplied with eve
ry delicacy OF the New York, Philadelphia,
aud other markets--and in addition to the
other range of accommodations, convenient
Bathing Houses are erected, where hot, cold
aud shower Baths OF soft spring water, are al
ways in readiness.
Grateful for the liberal patronage already
received, the proprietor will be ever ANXIOUS
10 merit lis continuance and extension, in
confident anticipation of which be pledges
himself to bestow his jealous exertions for
the comfort of his patrons.
1. B. REDMOND.
N B. Soda, Congress and other Mineral
waters.
May 4. 6w39
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NOTtCE.-All persons Indebted To IN,
4 subscriber are requested TO come for
ward and settle their accounts, as longer in
diligence cannot be given.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
Lynchburg, May 10. w6g4l
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NEW SUMNER GOODS.
HAYID Il ROBERT KYLE, IN add.
IL ton to their late supplies, sre rec.iyin.
an assortment of STApLE and FAN
cX SUMMER GOODS. amo1es
which ARE The following articles:
Sup. blue. bnck and iuncy coid Cloth, an.
Cassineres
Figured and shaded eros de Naples.
Black do.
Rich barege scarfs
Satin bordered do.
Fig d and plain Canton Grapes
Grape Robes
Mandarin do
Gauze wells
DO Hkts.
Grape Leece assorted colorsl
Piping Cords and Braid
Black silk Veslings
Large Indian Fans
Misses do do
Fine palm leaf do
Tortoise she'll tuck and side Combs
Fig'd aud plain Indian, book, aud null nn,.
Inns
Seefsuckers
Jaconet Cambria
Super. fancy printed Crayats
Denmark Satin
White striped Drilling
Bolivar Stripes Lafavete do
Grecian do Wilmington do
Circassisns
Gentlemen's three cord thread hose
DO cotton do
Do do half do
An assortment of handsome calicoes o;.
hams o'"6
Jubilee Cords Union Mixtures
Irish Linens Marsn'les sestfnes >
hussia Drilling Patent thread
Floss Cotton
An assortment of superb Anchor Boiling
Cloths
IA sets elegant China (57 pieces each)
Liverpool Ware-censisting OF Cups & Ssu,
GERS, Pitchers and Basins, breakfast. din.
ner and cup Plates &c. &c
Cut Glass Decanters, Tumblers and wilma
Glasses
Double Flint Tumblers various sixes)
Hardware, Saddlery, &c. &c
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ADVERTISEMENT.

4 S have determin. d TO remove tn the
A west, now offer for sale my house g. Lot
in The town of Lynchhurg. Also the tract
of Land where now live, on Staunton river,
containing about 400 Acres. Considerable
quantity OF ii is the first rate Low Grounds
and unqnestionably the best tract of Tobac-
co Land in the county. Also, 400 acres of
good 1obocco land in Piitsylvania county,
on both sides of Straight Stone creek Also,
$50 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek Also. $50 acres. lying on Gosam's
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 to make sale as quick as possible.
Those wishing to purchase will call on me nj
any time aud | will shew the land aud settle
the price. GEO. BOYD.
Zion Hill. Campbell county,
Cherokee Nation, April 10.
tctS36
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VIM. Owens & G.. l.. Leckle
Have Just receiued a few barrels AAN,
SEED OIL Also, large assor11n'"'
of STONE WARHs Get. w.
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ROCERIES, &c. &c.-The subscri-
~ her has recently received additional
supplies OF Groceries, Glass. Crockery and
Sions Ware, &c which with his former stock
comprises pretty general assortment of ar.
ticles in his line--AIl oil which he is disposed
10 sell low for cash.
HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
June !. lTtw3wd3