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DIR. ]. FOOTE,

i6fAS removed from Liberty aud Lynch.
- burg to Salem, (Botetouft) and joined
Doet. Little in Medical business, and will,
with his aid, endeavor 90 be useful IN the
Healing Art During my residence in Liber-
y aud Lyncbburg, | have performed about
800 Important surgical operations. Hence
some OF my medical brethren have said He
has gwen all his mind to Surgery and neg.
ieoted the other branches of his profession.
But, II IS not so | have paid strict attention
10 diseases OF every kind, aud have had equal
successin the common practice OF Physlc as
IN operative Surgery The blind, deaf, lame
and leprous shall be attended To.
Those afflicted with cancers, scrophuIa,
ulcers, wens, tumors and other sore diseases
are particularly Invited
Salem, Boteionrt, Sept. 81. cow
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JOHN SONS
SAAAOA > POW DER,

HIS Medicine is not offered to the
Public, as a PanHced, but as Calhsr
lie admirably adapted to the removal Of
Bile, nc. being fully equal in this respect to
CalomeI, aud superior TO any Other purga.
tive in use
tits peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In.
hammatory diseases may be used in all ca.
ses where this class of Remedies is adms,i.
bic, may be repeated as often as such medi.
c'hes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauseate unless the stomach is load.
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
tent to confine himself TO any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions haya
been injured, by an impropernse OF mercury,
or are morbidiy susceptible OF its influence,
Will find il the best known substitute las a
Cdthartic.) for CaIomeI.
II Is believed To be a preventive of the Bill
ious Complaints OF our climate, if one dose
(more IL necessary,) be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings OF iudislosi.
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth.
fnrred tongue, &c. announce the approach Of
diseaset11
Aperient me,digRd a yalaah dosGes .."ifnse and
1t contains no mercury, and may be safely
given under any circumstances to women, or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by the Proprietor,
DOCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggis;,
fredericksburg, Va.
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Oct s.

MOTICE.--By virtue ola decree of tn,
III County Court of Bedford, the under
signed will, ON the 25th of next month, oct
offer for sale, If fair, If not, the next fair da,
thereafter, on the premises, To the highes
bidder, that valuable tract of Land lying OF
the waters OF Little Otter. in the County oil
Bedford, belonging to the estate Of 1homa.
Key, dec. and containing four hundred ant
twenty two acres, subject to the widows dow
err There is conside rable quantity of bottom
Land on said tract, which will answer we'll fol
either meadow or tobacco. The improvements
are comfortable Those who incline to pur
chase will be shown the land by Doct, Jane.
G. Turner, who resides on the premises
Terms OF sale, one, two u three years credit
equal annual instruments, with bonds and
approved security aad a trust deed on the
land 10 secure the payment.
BOOKER PRESTON, Com'r.
Sept. % su's
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YnlOR RENT The House and Lot belong
- ing to the estate Of Walter Huntington,
deed. Immediate possession will be given.
Persons Wishing to get desirable situation,
are invited TO call and see the houses, gar.
deu, lruit trees, &c. sc.
A. Nj. WADDlLL.
Oct Q. itl9
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Valuable Tavern for Gale.

" He sub-crher wishes 10 dispose ol
that largo aud cuG1modlous Brick Ia
Torn al Auhcrst Courthouse, Mt present oc
eupits by Cap Jehn Franklin. 1T is deem
ed unnecessary ~ sag any thing aheu' th'
value ~ this property, as pcrsnns wishing t.
purchase viii al course viaw the shme ana
make the necessary enquiries. ] he term'
will be accoHlr1 odaling, and made known by
Mr. Datny 6nndidge Of Amherst, or the sub
seriber liyiOs IA iioclbridgc.
Warrington NIL.
sspt 81, cbw7
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FOr Sale or kent

HE Franklin Hotel in the town q
New Glasgow, in the county Of Amherst
A house OF entertainment, this is equal 10
any IN the upper country. The buildings are
large and convenient, and promise great ad
yantages to any person disposed to embark
in that kind of business also several tracts
of land in the Counties of Amherst and Mel
son, which lands are well adapted to the cu
; IRE of corn, wheat, tobacco, &C.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
Jniy 81. ISL
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n GOOD Black Smith WANTING, near
~ Stonewall Westinghouse, about II
miles below Lynchhurg aud from James
River at which place a shop has been kept
for the last or 10 years by a servant, known
by the name of Buffers Tom. ! was inform
ed few days since, that Tom will be remov-
ed this fall to the state of Tennessee. The
shop is in thick settled neighbourhood aud
is supposed TO be as good "A stand as any in
the county of Campbell--Any gentleman
that comes well recommended as smith
and a man of good morals, can have the
shop and houses; which are sufficient for the
reception of a small family. Also a small
portion of land TO cultivate for a moderate
rent, or lease for term of years.
A Wheel Wright or Wagon maker is also
wanting. Make application to the subscri-
Der, living near the shop.
WING. GANNAWAY.
Oct. s. c3t9
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T New Books.
July Of

INHE subscriber has Just received and hes
I for sale, The Apocryphal New Tesla
ment being all theGospels, Epistles and O.
ther pieces now extant, attbuted in the
first four centuries TO JEsus CHRIST, his
APOSTLES aud their companions. &c. SC
Every person ought to own a copy of this
work; II being the very finest edition and
contains all the Scriptures that was reject
ed by the Council Of Bishops at Niece,
some hundreds ofyears ago--People eup h,
to Judge for themselves and not the Bish.
ops, the price of the book being very mo.
derate. It's to be hoped that the people
will supply themselves with copy of this
very rare and valuable work, and then the v
Gan and will judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament by Alex. Kneeland,
Minister of the first Independent Church
otChrist called Universalists in Philadel-
phia.
The Opinion of Chief Justice Marshall
IN the case of Garneit, Executor of Brooke
VS.. Macon, by Joseph Tate, counsellor at
Law-aii of which will be sold very low.
ADRIAN II. NORTH.
June IS.
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NoTlcE-l offer for sale my tract ofland,
within seven miles of Lynchburg,co
tanning One Hundred and sixty-seyen and a
hall Acres, by recent survey. This land is e.
quail TO any in the parts and well improved,
has on it good manufacturing mill, all com.
piete, with one pair of burr stones and two
PAIR country stones, and n crushing machine
Tor tn, purpose OF corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new distilicry, lust
put IN operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskey per day. This
m''' stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
me country grist is not surpassed by any in
'h'S part ofthe state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
10 inc subscriber living on the premises.
May Is. ts1a
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s,a.eh. sia. Lufzg ans ealoiaed Sup.
carh. soda. Tar eric. AosS, Bofst, arrow Root,
Manns, seuns, Sulphur, Opium, hlnherb
Root aud Powder, Frus ian Blue, throne
ls.alew, Iceland Moss, Columbo, CuseIs
Teeth Brushes and Powder, Fancy soaps,
Ia sk,sas, and Number OF other srtieles-
HuaafsI. T.
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NfOrICE The subscriber will, on Thurs
AZ day the 10Th day of October next, offer
Tor sale, at auction, in the town of Lynchi
burg, at the leather store of the late firm oil
ID. y D. Hoffman, part OF the stock OF Lea.
Their belonging 10 that concern, comprising
Waxed aud Russell upper Leather, Kip Skins
Calf Skins, soal Leather, Skrllng, Black Har
ness Bride Leather, sc Also, quantity OF
ready made Saddery, consisting of Saddles
Brides, Wagon Gear. Gig Harness, Carry
all Harness and Trunks together with sun
dry other articles, such as Wool NC. &c. Cred
itors of the late firms OF d. e. d. Hoffman
and Daniel Hoffman $50, respectfully in.
vited to attend the sale, and TO purchase in
discharge of their respective claims agreea
BILE to the deed of compromise and terms oil
the former sale.-The sale will be conducted
by John r, d. Payne, Auctr
DAVID HOFFMAN,
Oct tdsl7
N. b. the editor ofthe Lexington Inteli.
gencer IS requested to insert the above ad
vert'sement until the day of sale, and for.
ward his acct, TO the Editors of the Virginia
tor ayment. DAVID HOFFMAN.
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VDRuST Ably virtue OF deed OF
:. J. trust 20 Us executed or the End day at
Bee sber, 1924, by Margaret Hereford Maria
Herr srd, Josiah II Hereford aud Caroline
A Hereford, OF Rockingham county, North
Csreiiua, 20 secure 10 samuel Hunter, Pleas
ant Hauter q Mary Bearing, The payment ot
certain sums Of money therein mentoaed,
ve shall proceed 10 sell, to the highest bid
de-, On the premises, on Thursday The 10th
DAY OF November next, n certain tract OF
Ian. csulaiui.ag Ssh Acres, formerly owned
by Col. James Hunter, In Rockingham coun
~, y. c. lying on both sides h Beaver is
land creek, 4 Mules north of lhe Town OF
Madisan The healthness and fertility ot the
place Il. well known. a considerable portion
being lo@ grounds, II is admirably adapted
10 ihr caltoro OF eornl obscco a. wheat aud
there l. also On II some excellent meadow
land. twenty VIZ or twenty eight hundred
dollars at the purchase money will he re-
quifed 81 The time OF sale aud credit can
be md lor the balance. Those wishing TO
purchase csu procure corn, &c. IN the neigh.
borhood al ~ pderaie prices, ms crops are good
The title vii be warranted
THOMAS sEARCY,
JAMES ilGNlEN
Sent % .eiw6 Trustees,
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FOR SALE.

n NEW TOP GIG, with BRASS or
~ PLATED Harness Also two or three
Ten Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost new
for Sale or Bent--0ne or two Horses 10 hire
To careful persons aud mn elegant assort-
meni Of Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. which
will be sold low for cash, country produce, or
good responsible paper.
RIO. II. GRAY, 'SaddIer.
Oct, 8, tc4W9
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New and valuable Medicine.

ANforlCk.--A general Getting oiIhe Slack
III holders Of the LynchJuyg and Salem
Turnpike Company will be held agreeabI,
TO adjournment, at the Franklin Hotel in the
Town of Lynchburg, on Friday the 18th of the
present month (0ctober)
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Oct. 2. tctdl7
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of a deed Of trust executed TO the
- subscribers by Alexander Kitchen & Ag.
ness his wife, TO secure the payment OF certain
money therein mentioned TO A. ~ e, Beirne,
bearing date the 2bti day of February, 1890,
aud duly recor led in The Office of the clerk OF
Monroe county, will be 5old by public auc.
ton, for ready money, at the courthouse OF
Monroe county, ON Monday the 23d day OF
October, 1926, a certain tract or parcel OF
land, IN the county of Monroe. on the public
road leading from the Sweet Springs to Uni
on, nj branch of Second Crock, containing
by survey $50 acres. The title is believed
10 be unqurstionable, but acting as trustees
we shalt convey only such lille as is vested in
us. THOMAS LEWIS,
RICHARD SHANKIIN.
Union, Sept. 81. ctds7
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Virginia:
At Rule holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg District, the sh
day of July 1926.
James veach AID Judith his wife, formerly Judith
Brown. free persons of color, Pits
against
Archibald Robertson. William Black. William Ba.
rett, Samuel Garland. William Muir, Robert Muir Jean
Muir. Isabella Muir, James Muir, Mary Muir Jean
Muir the Aoung.r, Sarah Muir. Janet Muir, Agnea
Muir Isabella Black, Agnew Blark, " iliam Bose
VINO intcrmarrio with Sarah Black dec. Marion Black,
Mary Brown, James Brown, Robert Gordon, and lo'
bert Gordon the esr admir- Of John Irvine BIoWn,de
Diets.
The defendants william Black, Robert Muir, Jean
Mn r, l'abclla Muir. James Muir, Mary Muir Jean
Mum he younger. Sarah Muir, Janet Muir, Agnes
Muir, Isabella Bhek, Agnew Black, u illiam BoeT,
Marion Black. MarA Brown, James Brown and Robert
Gordon, not having entered their appearance ana
gn IN security according TO the act of Assembly
and thu rules OF this court, and IT appearing W.
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants o.
this country Iii ordered thu, the said defendants do
appear here Oh the tenth day OF The and sn'"
the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order
forthwith inserted III some spaper printed mt.
town otLynchburg, for two months successively an
posted the front door Of the COURTHOUSE in the sad
town. Copy. Teste,
]. WILLS.C.c,
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Land for Sale.

YfSf AVING removed TO Richmond, the sub.
III scriber wishes to sell his Plantation,
situate in Campbell county, on Beaver
creek. II contains five hundred and thirty
mine Acres, about one half cleared. ITS 10.
cal situation adds mnch to lis value, being
situated Immediately on the road leading
from Lynchhurg 10 Campbell Courthouse,
eight miles from the former aud four from
the latter, and is good stand for House
of Entertainment. Person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing, are requested to call on Mr.. john
Seay, who lives on the premises, and will
show them shall sell this land on Tues
day the 9TH Novembea next, together will,
tour or five Negroes, the crop of Corn, Rye
&c. the stock OF Horses, Cattle aud Hogs
Household and Kitchen Furniture, plantation
utensils, sc. Terms at sale ; which will be
conducted by MIR. John r. d. Payne, auc.
tioneer JOHN GARTH.
Oct. 3. ctdsq
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Wool Rolls, &c.

nv hand, quantity OF Rolls, cardcd over
" the mountains, from good wool.--Also,
a eel OF excellent Wool, Jeans, Lindsay
Tow Linen H. feathers---ior sale BY
MCKEE o. MEM.
Oct g. C2u9
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warrsficu genuine.
n. has recently purchased ilis entire sioel
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paia,s, Oils, Dye-Stsiis
~. ~ Docls. Owens q Leekie winch IA al
difinr 10 his stock on hshd, together with hl'
new arrival, renders has assortment, extensive
aud eoaplete.
lii friends AVID the public, as well as the
customers of ovens a. Leckie, are assured
thaft they can be furnished on the most favor.
atle iergis.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
cbnsis aud others who purchase largely can
be supplied a, a small advance above the
northern prices and good bonds taken IN pay
nent
The greatest attention paid 10 the CON.
OF medicine aud he pledges him.
self 10 deliver no article out OF his establish
m.ut but what Is OF the purest quality.
July IL. fs9o
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Advertisement.

" nHE subscriber has lately taken the house
- formerly occupied ny Mr.. Townsend
slow opposite Messrs,, Smith y .Bagweir,
as Tailor aud he respectfully informs lhe
citizens OF Lynchburg aud lis vicinity, that
all those who may trust their work to hi,
care, they may rest assured thai shall be
neatly executed, aud with the quickest dis.
patch shall also keep ready made cIothe,
of all sorts and sizes, and will sell low fol
cash LINDSEY b. PADGETT.
Sept IL. aittsll
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NOTlCE.

I'd Y virtue of a deed of trust. executed by
- Christopher IsbelI and VIM. Isbel,
The 9th day of October, 1924, and daily recor-
ded IN the county court OF Amherst, we shall,
on Monday lhe 9th day Of November next,
al the market-honse, in the town of Lynch
burg, sell, for cash, the following property
to satisfy said deed, 10 wit "A tract or par
eel of Land, lying in the county of Amherst,
containing 10 Acres, one House and Lot,
now in the occupancy OF Vim. |. Isbeil, stu
ate in the county of Amherst and three
slaves Caesar, Charles, and Peter, (watermen,
together with all and singular the rights and
appurtenances belonging to the said tract oil
Land and Lot As trustees, we shall only
convey such title as is vested in us, tho il i,
supposed 10 be indisputable.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN Il. THURMON
Oct 9. tcldsl9
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auction Sale.

2 WILL positively sell, al auction, at my
= Store, on Monday the 10th inst II fair, i
not, the next fair day, all the remaining stock
of my GOODS, consisting OF calicoes, large
assorimen; OF white Cambricks, large assori'
ment OF Silk Gloves, gentlemen's Buck-skiu
do. Blue aud Drab Broadcloths, a general
assortment OF Hosiery, Cotton aud Worsfed
OF all eoiors, ehii,ren's worsied Shoes, case
Socks, List Over Shoes, great assortment
Of gilt Button, ladies' tuck and side Combs,
Pocket Books. Brass Hinges, Steel Purses
Shoe Thread, great aud general assortment
OF ready made Cioaihng suitable Tor the sp-
proceeding season for servants,-Also, SIX q
Marina Shswls, gentlemen and ladies Hats,
all kinds gentlemen's Walking Canes OF BAN
boo, four Show Cases, and good assortment
OF Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Flannels, Green
FREEZE, Drab Cassemcre, some Household
Furniture &c. &c.-1hose that have claims
against me will present them for payment
The sale to be conducted by Jobn ID.
Payne, auct'r. MARY KING.
Oct, q. tdsi9
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FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with general supply OF
C0msaon Far aud Uool Hats.
A part Of which are Of their own manufac-
tucing. aud warranted to be first quality
aud made Of the most durable materials.
They solicit share OF the public patron.
age, as they are determined to keep CON
ss.4ntiy Oh hand IA complete assortment OF
fancy hats of the latest northern fashions.
aad likewise every description of Gne aud
common hats OF their own manufacture.
All Of wllich they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought Of them, of their own
make, shalt be ironed without charge.
5une 26. tfe0
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Incompatible Calicoes.
CAlOAkS, sc.

fUST received, and will be opened TO-
- morrow morning, at our room, back oil
our front store, a large and valuable assort-
ment of CIoaks 4. Winter Cloathng, viz
cases Ladies, Misses and Boys Cloa<s
case Gentiemens single cape Plaid Cloaks
| do do Capes & Wings do do
do do with sleeves do do
] do do English over coats
cases assorted Fashionable Camlet Cloaks &
Goats
Also, Q cases heavy Great Coats
Together with Cloathing of every description
Apply TO ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
Oct. 8.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

NE are now opening part OF our fall
w supply Of Goods, comprising great
many new and fashionable articles, which
We are determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail TO render entire satisfaction.
M'kEE, ROBINSON s. o.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

4 WISH 10 sell two tracts OF Land lying
i in the county OF Campbell, one contain
ing about 1000 ncres, the other between a.
900 acres. The two tracts are separated
only by creek. On the first, iii being the
tract on ~hich reside } there are not more
than 300 uores OF open land, most al which
has been cleared within few years. There
is now To clear a large quantity of FIRST rate
TOBACCO LAND. nearly aA ofwbich
lies IN Que body. 1lis tract lies remarkably
we'll beng very little undulatcd--ihe water
fine, aud the neghborhood healthy and a.
sfeealhe. The improvements are II large
dwelling house OF rock, kitChen,smoke house,
ice house, &c together with mn oYerscer's
louse a. good tobacco houses jul OF bich are
new OF the other tract yearly hall 81 1t is
open baud, and IN high state of improve
menl n part of which is FLAT LAND
ofttfy superior quality There /. also on 1t
an excellent MILL SIZE, and good or
chard ~ well selected fruit trees. The i'm
proyemenis ARE two good dwelling houses
about Az halt n,lle apart, with all the usual
MI houses attached 10 each Of them icon-
sider il unnecessary 10 describe the property
III more particular manner, kuowing that
those Who are disposed 10 buy will FIRST view
h--bul 10y way OF further inducement, would
state that, there Is on these trncis, n large
quantity OF good MEADOW LAND, which l.
certainly considerable acquisition 10 them.
All parsons who are DESTROYS ofpurcbssing
the above property are particularly invited
10 call and nov the same. The terms will
lie liberal aud accommodating, and made
known by the Subscriber living on the pre-
nises, about - miles south from Lynchburp
and o southeast from Campbell c. House.
NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
N. h. The above land coull be convent.
entity divided into smaller tracts TO SUIT pur-
chasers.
July 81. otf5l
The Editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once
II week tiltforbid. and forward their account
TO me for payment. NV. =.
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.EMOVAL--EDWARD BROW \

i1EMOVAL---EDW WARD BROW
Il has removed his Jeloeiier's Shop to The
tenement next door to the Virginian Office
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes q Brewster
He takes this opportunity to return his sin.
cere thanks 10 his friends and the public foI
, lie patronage heretofore given him, and as
,i les them ne WV, .,,,,,,,.,.,,,,. IL d con.
aud faithful attention to their orders tor ~
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mending jewelry, or executing any work i'll
his line with which they may entrnst him
EDWARD BROWN.
June l. ts43
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Sugar, COFEEE, sc.

Just landed and for sale cheap,
hhds best brown Sugari
3 do common do do
io bags prime green Coffee
do big white do
ALSO,
Pepper, Nader, Ginger, Indigo
Alum, Copperas, Spice, Gloves, &C.
Epson and Glauber Salts
A few boxes best Teas
ALSO,
l75 sacks Salt liverpool flled1
3 or 1000 lbs. Cotton yarn
FISH &c. nc.
Also, y bids. best Molasses,
Apply to
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July 81.
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Leather, Spanish Hides. on, DC.
EDUCATION

FvNHE winter session of the sub criber's
L school will commence on the Arst day
Of November. WM. 5. REID.
September u tse
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Tan.Yard for sale.

ZHHIS well known aud desirable property
formerly owned by Messrs. H. g. d.
Hoffman, has been recently purchased by Sc
veral gentlemen in ReCkbridge, by whom il
is now offered for sale, The advantages
combined in this establishment cannot be
enumerated in an observation-disclosures d
within half a mile OF LynChburg, on the nam
road leadingt to Amherst Courthouse, il u.
mites the conveniences and facilities ot town
and country--It contains 81 acres OF land,
we'll enclosed, and in n high state of i'm
provement In the Yard there are forty three
tan-vats aud water pool. The build.
ines consist ola good dwelling house, and
all such houses as are necessary aud useful to
Il complete Tanning establishment :; in addi-
ton to which, there is "A new Slaughter
house, with all other suitable requisites for
carrying on the Butchering Business on an
extensive scale. The circumstances which
have thrown this valuable property into mar
ket, under the existing pressure of the times,
afford MI opportunity of purchasing bar
gain, which will seldom, If ever, again be
presented in this section of the country.
Persons disposed to purchase will do well
TO view the premises, as the property will
be sold on accommodating terms which can be
known by application to the subscriber living
in Lynchburg, who is fully authorised and
empowered to contract for the same.
DAVID X. EDLEY.
July 81. 1Jstlctsloo