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DRY GOODS At AUCTION.

So WILL. sell al Auction, Thursday 9th inst.
J / general assortment of Dry Goods, con
ssting in part of
Super Clothes and Cassimeres
Irish Linens and Sheetiugs
Cambricks, Nankeens
PLAIN and ribbed Drilmgs
Do Silk striped do
Long Lawns
PLAIN and figured Silks
Bandana, muslin and cotton IIlfs.
White and colorcd Crayats
Muslin Robes
Rock Swiss and Null Muslins
Grape Shawls, Grape Dresses
Calicoes, Gmghams
Cotton and worsted Hose
EIarseilles and silk VeStings
Tabby and cut Velyets
White and colored Domestlcs
Furniture Calico
Do. Dimity
Hair Brushes
Knives aud Forks
Linen and cotton Checks
Flannel
Files, Plain Irons, &c &c.
Terms-Sums under 500, Cash; over 500
and not exceeding 5000, 60 days; over $500
6 months credit. Negotiable notes with APP
proved cndorsers.
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Anctioneer.
Nav %. LISP
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HasRrsr SALE IN LIRERTy.-on nett

VdaKuST SALE IN LIBERrY.--on next
Il Tuesday, that being the "a day Of Bed
fofd County Court, we shall proceed TO sell, ON
the premises, nj pubic auction for cash, the lot
md yellow house situated between Col. Oiey's
Tavern, and Sanl Bitehies tailoring shop IN
the town oil Liberty. Thisssaie is made in pur-
stance ofa deed oftrust executed TO the under
signed by pr. jeremiah Foote aud his wife for
the purpose Of securing debt due 70 c. Cred
way Of Connection, and u now OF record IN the
the Clerk Office Of said County Court ofBed-
0sd. We suspect the tite to this property is
indisputabc. but acting as trustees, we shall on
Is convey such interest as IS vested in us by
sand decd
s. * NJ II. GARLAND, Trustees.
May %. :, 2tets2
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MoDr On DRiwlsd The numbers will be
put into one wheel us Usual and ~ The olbof vail
be put the prizes oiore the denomination u
Tive Dollars, md tho d,asing 20 progress IN the
usi1 Hatiier. The 1000 prizes OF Four Dol
hrs 70 br awarded 10 The tickets, The numbers
of which end with de formulating 6gure Of -
tier Of The Htfc first frma numbers OF dlger-
en- examinations The Five Dollar prizes 70 De
awarded 10 the tickets having the two last n.
gures corresponding With The two last figures of
such number Of lhe Hctf drawn o. different itr-
mnaiion, This mode Will peilnii tbs whole lot.
terry 10 becumpcied 10 one drawing, and a tick
II drawing superior prize ioH mi b. restricted
from drawing nn inferior one also
Whole Tickets Nc oo Quarters, 81 20
Halves, 2 80 Eighthi, q 90
= Dozens from any pau Of the Unt9s
9alea, eitlei ty mn post pnd)o Of private rom
yeyance, enclosing ac Cash % Prize Tickets in
any oftbe Lptteties. 10 meet the same prompt
nd p,nol1al attention as If on personal appuoe-
fHtiun
~ 1Ahtes n
/ C0nEN. IN a pRoTHEns, B,nimes
Baltimore, tlay - t30Js0
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NT0TICE.-James G. Anthony, Attorney at
~ Law, will practice in ihe superior ! inf,ri-
or Courts of Campheii, Bedford and Putsylyania,
md the Courts in Lynchbutg lie will be found
nj c. An,honys Office oear the Courthouse in
Lynchburg. May -. 3ts2
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NOTICE The subserber's Dancing School
IN will be opeHcdvory shortly. Persons de-
sirous TO patronage hun, are respectfully tnY
ted 10 subscribe before commencement, as he
Z els de5lrous Of having al the pupils united on
the first day ofthc school, 50 rs to organize
ne CLASSES a subject OF some Importance, Ms II
ates an emulation IN the pupils calculated 10
Hereasc a rapid success in the requirement of
that elegant aud useful art, certainly useful TO
those who arc intended 10 circulate In good so
cinty.
\. y. A list Of subscription IS leii with Mr.,
Bfadiufc, Cashier j. A. XAUPl.
MAY -. tfs0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-22

Mr.. Stephen I. Mitchell, formerly of this
| place, and known to all our citizens, has com
menced the publication ola series of Nos in mag
azine FORM under this title. The first No. en-.
titled " The Soldiers Gratitude" we have read
with good deal Of pleasure, and we anticipate
still more from the author future labors. There
are some imperfcctions, both in the construction
| of the story, and in the style of the narrative,
which, however, we're to have been expected
| from the youth of the author, as we'll as his IN
experience in composition. Time will remedy
the first, and practice reform the other ofthese
! defects. -Leapng entirely out ofvicw, however,
the merit o. 6 he work. t4clf we think there are
other Inducements for the people of Lynch
| hurg to extend to II then fostering encourage.
mont. Mr.. Mitchell is n native of this town.
and, until with few years past, has resided a
mongst us.-It is well known that he possess
es fertile and lively Imagination, chasteaed
by diligent study. lis known, too, that he is,
| in a great measure, dependent upon the sue
cess of his intellectual labors for his advance.
with so much confidence, for support, as to those
whose acquaintance with his family, as well az
with himself enables them 10 appreciate his
claims ON public patronage Patronage aud
encouragement are as essential to genius and
talent as the sun shine and shower are 10 the
garden and the field Let il not I've said. that, on
the first occasion which has presented tsef to the
! citizens Of Lynchburg 10 encourage native taen,
they have penurously disobeyed the call, and
indie ntifed THEN townwith the satire ofthc poet
that here, Fancy sickens, aud Genius dies Is We
need say no more; but, with pleasure, comply
with the request ofthe author, to insert the fol
lowing Notice, IN which the tide of the q
NO of his work is announced, and also the tim.
OF it, publication.
ABRAM r. NORTH, Esq. is the aren't for This
place, and. With his usual aacrity al,he advance.
newt of the cause of literature, will gladly Re.
ceive aud forward to Mr. Mitchell the names OF
individuals disposed to patronize his publication
THESPIRII OF THE OLD DOMINION
BIZ stephen T. Mitchell, Hichmopm IA.
This work has just commenced IFS career, and
it will depend entirely upon the support v Inch
NAV he afforded by the citizens Of Virginia. for
its future continuation. A. periodical uuderta-
king. which shall combine original views of ma
t,oiial views, OF national character and scenery
with Interesting extracts from history or the
more pleasant wanderings OF fancy. will supply
"A desldefatum which his been long required
II IS the object of the author 10 render the above
mentioned work, entirely ofthis nature TIE
great mass ofmaterias afforded by the peculiar.
rties Of soil. character, aud history, ofthe State
of Virginia are favourable tothe authors views
and ne will endeasotr by all the means in IN
power, to fashion, il N suoh shape, as snail b.
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lo47e pda6s

| iof7p prizes.
! 959l Blanks
! modc Of Drap3nR II he numbers Will be M.
/ in Que wheel rs usual and in anQliier viii btput
/ the prizes above the densmn,oTon of1hreo Doll
lars. and tie drahior 10 prsgre3s IN the usual
ifarncr. --lbe 10000 prizes OF Three Dollars
viii heawarded TO afliebSor low MURDER, be
determined by tha,whyh may draw t'it pfizeoi
$4,000 -
Low numbers III 'o,ooo, Inclusive.
High numbers n % to 10000 inclusive
A holder oftvoY .seis, High and Low, n.''sf
ofnecessitg DIAL e prize and may draw 4 NO
Capital Prizes rs, 2icbet having drawn tapil
tai prize Is not fslricted from drawing asr'ail
one also y
Present price sfTekets $4 Shares IN pre-
portion.
- Orders 10y Mail, post paid or private cons
xeyance, enclosing the cash " piize tickets IN ae
nv Of The la,e drown lotteries viii meek the same
attention as on personal application
TERMS,---f0r mol less thur 50 Tickets
Scheme price, for dRpsored Aotes Fayatts fy'eea
days after the droeang,
AUG. LLETWTCfy.
NAV l. HNtEaer
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YnsOR sALE.--I wish to.sell my House and
Lot N lynehbnre. sthiatcd on the hui
opposite Nj. Edward Prices, al present occu.
pied by Mrs, Watson. This IS desirable sua.
ton for private family, and will be sold on
Reasonable tsfms.--Appiieafion will be made To
Mn Alien NyIe. WILLIAM PHAUP
Mny IL. tc1wS2
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eoaMuEfcATED
MIR, RICHARD son.

This gentleman, is about leaving MS, after ha-
wing given some specimens in the r9teSa1a
which be has iately ddopttd with which his nu-
meious ffirnds are much gratifed. He has
played Hochis au'valherc, ayatietyo of charac.
ters IS thc her0 the .cDrcoat, the eccentric
tire hceriy oh man, and has even assumed the
hdtiintpts of the othe, seH, VIII decided eject.
The writer hls been acquainted with Mr. Il.
but short time aud though entirely convinc-
ed that he has many claims a. Il man, WiH only
remark, that he is known to be above the ne-
crSsity ofhavlng Claims Of this sort urged in rs
support as professional ouc-wc cannot short
~, aud perhaps may never, have il again in ouf
power, to contribute to the support Of this gen
tleioan let rs not suffer him TO leave us, with
out general effort in bis fayor.--Ile plays on
tomorrow evening, the good hearted blunt
Capt. Copp and the humorous Saucho there
will, il il understood be exhibited some beauti-
fnl scenery. A.
Nesting T9tdeco. "A hdd. Of Tsbaceo, inspec
ted al Lynehs, No 1863 and sold in this place,
has been Discovered 10 be nestled The planters
name is Vim. II. Walter, of wha. county we
snow not
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The whole 10 conclude with the farce Of
LOt Frs QUARRELS,
Or
Like master like man.

Snnrho. Mr. Hielardson.
In which character he will sing /" o could hut
once call thee mine love, aud other 3ongs--
~ Tickets, Box aud PIT, one dollar; Gallery
so cents, 10 be had Of the bars of the different
Hotels at the Book stores Of Mr. A, X. North
md Mr. Z. A. Withers and at the VirRn9n
Office and at the Box Office Of the Theatre On
the ng'a o. performance.
n Doors to be opened at 6 O'Clock aud per.
formance T. commence att,
May -
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H1IfGs In
II sale IT ""NTyGKV
AILr.1Nss.roi.,n Ln,n q
ION faf
Promotion " Science and Litarn,are.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
lis Exceilency JOS KENT, Goyrnson Oh rns
s4Afr rarnptsr sf obicto.
Roger d Timer, Esq. lnev GeolRc Roberts
Hon. y. thhmbers. i,es J z X iltnsiiaw
Hon Stevenson Ateiic' Solomon tttlng Esq
hon Ihos u nafsey Nathl Williams. Fsa
lion. Johni Herbert William frck Esq
Hon ,las Ihomes saac Mckiui, Esq.
Hon lohd Nelson. llf JAMES Steuaft
Ton WIN II. Marriott Ia B senmes.
Hon Reyerdy Johnson Dr. Dennis Cleadr
las " AlnGuoh. Esq AAD
Col, John T., ll0sald Dr Hem, Wiilins
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MielIksF pnige,
20 900 DOLLARS.
B,aiaa clcne .

edd2 prizes, amfg 10 lli,0o0 Dollars
2o33s--only 10000 Tickets
H. The CASH for the whole of the PM,
can be had, as usual at Conn 0TFiot, the m,
inent they ire drawn
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LITERATURE IOTTrRy.

The whole 10 be drawn in ONE DAY, IN tie
oiy OF BALTIMORE, and under the sapsrnicnd.
onee the Commissioners appointed b ,br 30.
sernot aud Council
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10 be Drawn in L.ynchburg,

Goth Neat Month, June.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass z.
Sixty Number Lottery--Nine Drawn Ballots.
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Adventu. els wishing TO secure n chance for
tlt above Capitals are reqnetted 10 make apph-
eaton at " head Ql0rtos,' Aliens Office,
where the cash will b. pad at sight ier all prizes
az soon as drawn. RecclIeet the drawing will
reruainly take place in Lyncbburg. Delay not
Present price of Tickets
Whole Tickets So Halves 50 5o--QuartelsSl 20
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THEATRE.
Mr.. Richardson's farewell night.

MIR RICHARDSON neiets that il viii not he
IN has power 10 appear IN Lynchbufg after
Tomorrow (the 23,rd INST and most respect.
fully informs his friends aud the public, that
he has made every oilof, TO present on tlad
Evening entertainments worthy their patfo.
nage.--Ihcy will commence with raynes
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ntGH AND tow gYs4EM

man AND LoW SYSTEM
ConinnedIn consequence Of is urIiyaiied pop
ularitt
Virginia S'taie Navigation Lottery,
GLASS TIMBER TWO
VIII be drawn in Richmond, ON "Wednesday, Ire,
18Th june neat, under the supeiintenltnct ok
Commissioners.
ALL1N ONE DAY
Highest fino 10000 Dollars.
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Between the play and force the following Songs
Barney leave the Girls alone
Love was once Little Boy
Parody on Home, swce, homc,' written
expressly tor die occnsion, viii be sung by Mr.
Campbell, who has politely offered his services,
aud will sing any additional song Of his which
may be called ior.
lnnsdiately after the comedy the beautiful mo.
v,ne Cataract Scene witt Swans gliding OFT
the Lake below. viii be exhibited, and for
which twenty additional lamps have been
procured.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit OF tue
Dismal Swamp Canal Company, Class 7,
lobe Drawn in Lyncliburg, on Wednesday,
The 10Th ofneAt month, (lnne)
}. B. Yates g. 4. Al'Infyrn, Managers.
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s.. a. M. AHGEry O. Co's

Lottery & Exchange Ufhce-Lynchoars
Where have been sold more prizes than any o.
cher Office in town
May T.
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conrNs orfIcr-ilt. Mstpc,.,,r.c,

Bdiitmor My m l92f
- Under huihorny oli,e Aei of the General
Assembly dec. session. lrga) VT herewith
present 10 tue public, Flnsr Class OF The Marg-
IA
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CHAIR IL, the SECOND,
On the
MERRY MONARCH.

capt 5opp, Mi lNehMdson
in Ac, the FIRST the Royal palace.
In Act the second, a yiow of the Thames and
Mapping, in which beautiful ship will be
seen 10 arrive, elew up her sails aud come To
anchor,
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ilihi' Il
n toflneH
/ TleseA
e nece'saT
r. I}alianT
>, and a.
the an /
As he w
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dctrrn' II
yet i /
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to the ll
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value n
hand bii|
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constable o,
two-'hn !.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23

SDRuST SALE.-By virtue ola deed of truss
- executed 10 the Subscribers by John III.
cherson on the 10Th day Il September, 1921, and
duly recorded III the clerks office Of the county
court Of bedford. We or one OF us shall, on FRI
day the 18th Of September next, il lair, If not.
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted,
Ton certain purposes in SAID deed expressed. pro-
coed to sch, on the premises for cash, all lie
said Riclersons interest, winch is said To behalf
ina tract OF Land decided by Joseph Wilson's
heirs 10 John NJ Cabe. On this tract tier Is a
giist aud saw mill Also one black horse. three
mich cows, four heiten. one small pied steer.
thirty head Of hogs, three feather beds and iul.
nlture, one blue painted chest, two pots and two
ovens, two pewtes dishes, six pilates and one ,hat
gun Such title is vested IN us by the .rust
deed will be conveyed aud no other.
THOMAS DAVIS, Or
1lIOo. PRESTON, trustees
August %. e3w3
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MFR. DANIEL WARD As YOU a,

MFR. DANIEL WARD As you are not
Ia an inhabllant OF this state aud have no
residence known TO me, hereby notify YOU
through the public newspapers, that | shall
on the first day OF November court, 1927, IN
Edmund Tate's Tavern at Franklin court
house, proceed to take the deposition OF Eli
Ferguson, William Pratt and others, to he
read as evidence on the trial otmy suit inehaf-
Gerry as admr. of Daniel Pcrdue, deed. in
Franklin county court depending and unde-
termined against you and others.
Your obt. sevt. MESHACK PERDGE,
Admir- OF Daniel Perdue. dec.
August %. cSw3
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z.ns> Mfr Adams, after han
.srssn dn - s..,,ra NJ Jefferson speak % ~
idol. ~ year ~ with ut ackn9"fas'
Af"tls. IS an aDle. learaed ana hoees, 'i'"'
81 'na' ' ..,,en added, before the period men
- SheH a, adams would make safe Chlel
saHtl, h." I'm Union. and sas the most = Oh
nag = England uen towards MI 'sa9'
81 tHs " -, III. Jefferson constantly NANTES
y -, .,,,tle rrpugnance, ana oi'eh sal" "'
III =. a ,pendiI orator, without any 'dl"-
- ef' doe rom experience or study, or
AZ 'Ns.,a,ard public principles Iouhuea III
az 1'.i.,..,l .ciruee. either practical or theo-
ssa'' Unb TINS impression on NY NINA zen
fasN"'. a, N 5niieriio. nhen went TO me L.
4if- ny I,ys before the meeting OF TIE
s.,'diai T. n,,os m December 1871. ! had
,HH9i" i;,,t. discussion between him and Mi
hea'o Of tbo.r important points OF eohstlu-
1an' 1,.r,rina. and political economy, 10 winch
ue'1 1T a., widely. | went determined 10
tar! a, Adams. IN case Mr.. Crawford should
~ n,,ledgeJ indlspuiahly out OF CONDITION
II lid not appear to me that M jet
i .,yef viewed Mr. Clay IN the light he Is
.ed by numbers, aS man likely In be
~" ...,,,s I, the Union from has principles OF
10 over contemplated for him any other ele=
~, Than what he had already enjoyed IA me
II REPRESENTATIVES,. should hr. Gay
l5i,astrate 10 the World that Mr. Jefferson M
It'll him. shall he among the hrst TO ac-
s'..atedye a genuine feeling OF CIVIC PRIDE at II :
"'n.i.a gngtnian,& my strongest public alta n
,tafaIl !. 10 the pros. Gritty d honor oi virginia.
,f,,hau have said should eAeiie resentment,
usald Nj Clay. aud him only responsible to
s'"' g., ,r, improper expression ot thai feeling
Win great respect ,,as
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TN STORE. For sae. quantity of the very
- peat French Bia d. Ister sae ~ this mar
kei RALPH SMITH, ~.
August %. e3s3


NHiRGlNlA-AI a superior Court ol Chance.
" ~ holden ia the town Of Lynchburg, on
the 2lst day OF MAJ 1927;
Neison Crawford and Reuben Crawford sur.
wing partners Vi the firm Of Cocke, Craw ford
y, Company, Pits.
a. atnI
William Suction, Robert neyin, Sheriff of the
county oi fitsylS ANA AID administrator OF ia.
Vii Lanlef. iii erosedl Richard 5 Ellis Thoma.
y. Eulmnk, AIthibald Robertson. Charles Ills
aud john Aim. merchants trading nnder the
iirn Of Ellts . Allan. PuNhatan Ills " illian
+ Ice, Ruben Morton executor OF John Anp-
ell, dee. Chapman johnson. Srtlnr Claiborne.
John 5chooiGpd. lohn lhmmnn aud Nathan 4
lhufmon. partners trading under ihc firm Of
schoollield y fhusmou. samuel Gailuna, al
mmlsii ator OF fhoma~ Lain dec Rubrft " hiir,
Samucl McD. Reid. William Paxton aud .Inme,
| II boN'll. IL executors vt John Robertson dec.
Mchud Harrison, iilohard II. Enrks. Aunsteal
kucker. Peter L. lholnton Benjamin Rnkrr,
Andrew Aloreand ami William Ar,nlsioad,
Deus.
The defendants roshatan Ellis. William /.
lee. Richard II Rurl>s. Afmsteud tucker and
Benjamin kueker. Who ne cut Of lis country.
and against whom the Plainiih- appear To have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed hv law Il.
gaiaH absent defendants, sui litlmg Ia appear
anu HiNNfi Hti tilf IN tbh 81 the IlaltltlIR,
counsel, the CONT doth lake their bill iof cotl.
iessed 10 thosc defendants aud the caust com
ulg 10 10 be heard on the bhl. answers OF the
deicnaa'hs llham SheBon. kohcrt Dryn IL
riaid >. Ellis. humas n. Ennank, Ella q Al.
hn, Robert An,zan. Chapman JcHnspn. Ster-
ing Claiborne, SeaouIhrld Thnman, the IN
trSiate ot the defendant samuel Garland aud the
ext euofs ot TN estate Of he sald iohp Robrft-
son, deed, exhibits and summation Of " iincsses,
| AVID the de,reinl order al the 9ath day OF Nav,
eighteen hundred AID twenty-five, Which up.
pears To have bren duly SERVED upon The d ie Il.
| AIT Archibald Robertson, was ugued hs tn
sci on consideration whereof the count doth
order that one al lis cotnu,s siuncrs do mke M
| account al the irusi fund ~ the bill mentioned
aud of The various claims thereon Hnd report the
ta'ne 10 the court with any matters specially
stated thought pertinent bs- himself, OF lequn ed
by the parties 10 bc 80 stated.
A eopy--Iestc, JOHN WILLS, Ck.
COMMISSIONER O0icc, Lynehhuig,
June q, ls21
The parties nthi cause viii take notice that
have appointed Monday the 9Th day OF Sep.
temberneAt 10 carry the foregoing order ol court
INTO effect; aswlueh time They are required 10
attend At my Office IN tbs town, with their nr-
counts aud vouchers, as alsoa copy OF the court
papers, prepared ior examination and settle.
mcnt
CliAS. Z. JOHNSTON, Com.
August % cIW3
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-. -,.-....-,-. = :, -
\VIh"lNiH--h'" superior 'oui' OF 'hhn-
" ceiy holden :" NE io"h oi Lyhcibutg,
the io't odt 81 way io-f
Sol"'a ia"'ofu ih"inas rows anh 9nls
ms we, i'hninhn rhh' Nlulhm Long anu Eli
'"ee'" us WE """@in ~ wen aa"''i's''a'o,
pI Nhhet vi '''','e' pe' MINUS 1"shihA hhd
h"ll'"a NaSh III M IN" lls"' ana ID eAecu'i ~
OF Abnei Nasir d.'d' Ut
hR"lt=
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" AND FOX sALE.-The subscriber, in.
- tending to discontinue Wanting. offer, fot
sale the traet of Land on which he non, resides.
lying IN Bedford county within sin miles OF
Lynchburg, adjoining the lands of Patrick Bur
ton, Edmund Cobbs, Hiram Cheutwood Nnhl.
|. Manson and Mrs. Cath Metwethca The
Tract contains go ID acres loo OF which is
heavily timbered, the balance either in II hig b
slatesof cultivation, OF twth a little exception
well covered. As il Is pfesunabIe that an,
Que wishing TO buy, will Grst view the premises D.,
particular description i. thought superfuouS, the
subscriber would but just observe that II is a tie
sirable place. both for health and cultivation
The neie lborhood is thought to be one Of the
bcsr in Vagina. GA this trdCt are all neCessu-
ry imp. o,tments. The dwelling house is large
and convenient, though not entirely finisbrd
The subscriber will shcW The premises TO any
one wishing TO my.
Terms : one ,hlrd payable Isl May. 1898 ;
one third lst May, 1920 the balance Isl MAY.
le30. A deed OF nu>t nr satisfactory bonds will
be required. CLEMENTS A. JENNINGS,
August ,. C2mli52
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
MORE FRIES THAN BLANKS.
HigheSt Pri.e 5000 Dollars.
1'2eo frizes. S40,'
), 100 Blanks.
MODE OF DRAWING i,


The numbers vii he pat into one wheel,
as usual, and IA another will be pat The pri.
zes, above The denomination OF Two dollars.
aud thedrawinP 10 progiess in the usua
manner The 10000 lr,zes of Two Dollars.
will he awarded 10 high or low number to
be Determined by that which may draw the
prize OF 5000 dollars.
Low Numbers, from 10 10000, inclusive.
High Numbers, l0.00l 10 10000. inclusive.
A holder OF Two tickets, high and low, must
OF necessity draw one small prize, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also,
TERMS.
Price.of Tickets SO 81. Halves 81 90, Quar-.
tiers ga cents
For packages, not less than so whole tick
cts, scheme price. Credit TIL fifteen days
after the drawing for approved notes, With.
out interest.
Orders, by mail, post paid, will meet the
same attention as on personal application.
Addressto AUG. IFFTWiCH,
Aug. 2. Manager.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
New arrival of
MEDICINES, PAINTS. sc

/ItHE SUBSCRIBER has this day received
- from New York and Philadelphia. a num-
Der Of Articles. VIZ:
SN AIMS PANACEA.
POlTER'S CAlH0llCON.
Best dry White Lead,
Paints ia Oh. OF all kind.
Dyot's Anfhons Pills.
Elastic STOMACH TUBES, for pumping
The Stomach,
PANT Brushes, ground& unground all sizes,
Mereurial Mass,
\ complete assortment Of Water colors,
complete assortment of Pertumety
Together with many other articles, all
winch Will be sold al lhe lowest prices aud on the
mosl accommodating terms
Howell DAVIES
n. Il. The highest price gwen ior l.mseed oil.
August Il tsl2