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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17

lence of work, is still persevered in and that
all who did their allotted portion, one-eighth
of an acre, within forty minutes, were candl-
dates for the premiums The ploughing field
is place i'll adapted to the purposes of racing,
and the plough is an unseemly incumbrance
in such competition. Yet, some Agricultur-
al Societies seem to have adopted the princi-
pie that, in ploughing, " the race as to the
swift !" and, accordingly, we find, in the ac-
count of one of the shows, tttS gear, that the
longest time occupied by any of the compeu-
tors was but IL OF IL minutes and an extra
premium was awarded to one person, because
he performed his part in about SIR and a hay
minutes! Why, one of our old fashioned, long
nosed hogs--a real rooter-would beat such
ploughing, all hollow, in point of excellence of
work.
The great concourse of spectators who BRAY
ed the tempest to witness the ploughing, bore
ample testimony to the continued interest
which is felt in this part of the exhibition
The work was as well executed as on any for
mer occasion The Committee award the fol-
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QsemeraI &mtelll0e11re.
FOREIGN NEWS.

London DGpers to tie 9TH ult hare been Tec0iC-
ed en- .Nelc York-Extrdcts .folio,o.
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The HARMoNIsTs. Their settlement is
situated on the northern bank of the Ohio
river, about eighteen miles below Pitts
burg, upon the level plain extending east
ana west as far as the eye can reach, and
one mile in width from the river to the first
gradual ascent.
A friend, who very lately visited the
place, informs us, that there are now in
Economy $50 inhabitants, all members of
the society. The town is laid out into
twelve squares, each being about Is rods
IN length and breadth, with broad streets
IInltersecting each other at right angles.
There are one hundred buildings in the
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17

SURPRISING FEAT. On Saturday last,
a gentleman of this city, being on visit to
Paterson Falls in New Jersey, in company
with some ladies', was engaged in observ-
ing the ingenuity of MIR. Crane who was
occupied in throwing a bridge over the
Falls. After the bridge had been success
fully placed in its proper position, the at
tention of the party was drawn to the OPP
posite side of the Falls by the sound of
voices, and on looking they saw man
making towards the edge of the precipice,
which is supposed to be from seventy-five
to eighty-iiTe feet in height. On arriving
at the brink, the man stood perfectly erect,
and in this posture threw himself from the
rock into the river. On coming near the
water he drew up his feet little, and as
he struck the surface extended them sud-
denly and disappeared. After remaining
under water three or four seconds, he rose
again to the surface and SWAMI to a log roll
er that had fallen from the bridge, and to
which rope was attached. He took the
rope in his mouth and swan safely to the
shore. The man, whose name is Samuel
Patch, said just before he threw himself
down the rock, that Mr. Crane, had done a
great thing and he meant to do another.
Ne Y. Eve. Post.
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town, eighty of which are dwelling hous-
es; the other buildings are, large meet
ing house with steeple and town CLOCK !;
large and commodious hotel; tour-story
cotton and woolien factory, built OF brick,
IN which the finest cloths are MANUFACTURE
ed; four story-wooden building, for
grist mill an oil mill distillery; tan
merry and several other establishments,
for prosecuting mechanical business. They
have likewise a large building for storing
and selling their manufactured goods, and
three story brick building not yet finish
ed, designed for museum, music, ana am
ing hall. At the east end of the town
there is park, in which are some deer,
and large vineyard and orchard laid out
in beautiful order.
The inhabitants universally speak the
German language, although the greater
part can speak English. There are some
men of general knowledge among them,
but the simple and vacant stare of the
majority betrays a total want of education,
and their conversation proves it. The SER
mons or addresses of Mr.. Rapp (for he Is
! their preacher) have great influence upon
| their minds, He chiefly warns them to be-
ware of the vanities of life and conformity
| to the world; i'll their society alone he says,
corrupt human nature may dwell IN con-
tentment, untried by temptation or Attic
ton. Their creed is lutheran, and their
morals are unexceptionable. They con-
verse freely respecting their religious sen
timents and civil polity, and are exceeding
" attentive to strangers, receiving them
/ always with hearty welcome-one man
being appointed, whose whole business it is
to wait upon visitors, and explain to them
whatever may be desired. The authority
of Mr.. Rapp over his colonists and theil
affection for him are unbounded; he is
universally addressed by the title of Faith
en-, and as they have neither laws. mol
courts, nor prisons, the whole authority
executive, Legislative, and judicial, is vested
in him, from whom no appeal is ever made
Nat. Gazette.
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New I oudon 4 calemy.

lesaIlE trustees OF tins unsfi uiIon have the
pleasure 10 inform the public thai the bun
dnEs, &c. appropriated 10 thu use OF The school
have been recently repaired, and are now IN =
peat aud comfortable condiian, whilst me
School itself undo the direction OF the heNd.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is tl0uflshing, aud every
way deserving the most extended patronage.
Mr. Cobbs. aided by one OF more c"nipeien'
assistants will continue 10 snperlniend It's exticl,
ses during the ensuing year, and II Is expeei'u
will etain IT'S direction for a considerable length
of nue The well established reputation oil ms
gentleman as a tutor, addrd to ms high chaiac
ter Tor morals and pirty, authorize the trustees
TO assure the public thai under his guidance no
pans will be spared 10 render The institution a
most useful Schoo Of learning and morals
The course OF instruction will embrace all the
branches Of Ordinary English education togeth'
er with the Latin, Greek French aud Langua-
yes, the elements of Alalhemalics. Naiuraiand
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Lettfes, &c.
The present session Of the School will expire
the 18th Of November the ensuing session VIII
commence on tn. 10Th day OF December follow
IDg aud will end on the 10Th oi May, when va
cation OF one month will be given. The terms
OF tuition will be l5 per session, payable III adj
vance. Boarding may be had reasonable
terms in the family of Mr. Cobbs aud IN the fam
lies OF ueighboring gentlemen at convenient
distance
Sept. 81. cts9
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'GiOB SALE 6se hundred and fifteen acres
~ oi excellent aiming and-rell watctcd ~
we'll adapted 10 the e0i ute Of TOBACCO and
Clover aud gram OF all iSnds situated IN Bot
rinut county, Va. about lhrce miles from fu-
castle ln,rl, owned and occupied, By Christian
llashbugcr. deceased. Il contains one hun
drcd and eighty acre Of cleared land part Of
which IS good meadow all under good fence.
aud IN higu slate ol repair. Also, good 3
dwelling house and new bum, aud al othcr
convenient buildings for farming establishments.
Persons disposed to purchase will slrw the
premises, aud hpply Ion the te,ms 10 John Rid
die on the Land, o. 10 the nodersgned ~ Fan
castle who is fully empowered by The pt"prIr-
Tors TO make sale. JACOB WOLFF,
October ~. c}ml2
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REMOVAL.

YfoHN J. PURViS hss removed 10 the House
- on Bank square, lately occupied by Nh
Bowen next door 10 Mr., John Bullock and near-
~ opposite the Market House aud having esiab-
ed a facility Tor regularly receiving goods from
baltimore. Philaiielphis and Ne" York, his as.
ssrlinent Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, DC.
will be constantly kept up from those places. lie
respeciiull, invites the public To call aud oAani-
me then. IS he is determined 10 sell On good
terms. rs us1fdi
The upper part of the house Is for rent and Is
well calculated fol the residence oi a family.
Nov d tc2W
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New and Seasonable Goods.


Tntlt Snh>crlbrr has received aud offers
y for sale hi usual supply of Seasonablc
Dry GOODS, vel selected, and presume
hem we'll adapted To general demand.
Among them trr:
super 10 common Blue, Black, olive, Claret,
mud Drab Cloths and CAssimrrrs
pclisse Cloths: Com L. very Gnc Cassncts
Course Cloth,, kerseys, Plain, Plaid aud
Striped Lindseys
y hne, Green, Yellow, Blue and Crimson
Flanncls
superior Valencia aud roilincu VrNings
Rich Geuon Velvet aud Velvet Vcstings
'Geman aud British Osuaburg, nud Porter
Sheelngs
Iioe, anu IN Point Rlanket7.
l. dies md Genllemen's Plaid CIoaks
Fine Linen Cambrics Irish LiHeus and
Lawns
superior Merino Long Shawls aud uandker-
chiefs
IIhybet, and Worsted Barregs Shdwls and
Handkerchieis
Fancy GauHe, silk, and Gros de Maple IIkfs
Black. Colored, Plain, Figured < Plaid Gro
Dc Maple silks, comprising variety of CO.
lors and sEhdes
Simee Velvet, and heavy silks tor Peisses
Black Worsted Barege. Black Mode, Italian
Silk, Black aud cold Sains
! Ploio aud Figd Mul, Book, Swiss and India
Nuslia'
Garment Combrics strip'd 4 cross baird do
4 few very rich Swiss Muslin Worked
Robes
! London aud common Prints, assorted
J Extra rich oil cold do
| Thread and Bobhneti LRces and Edgings
BLACK and White Bobbineu Ve'Is and Capes.
very fac
| \ trw PIECES d.4 Bnbbinett Lace
| Swiss Muslin Capes, Collars, Points and Pele.
rines
Ladies' aud Gentlemens Black and White
| Worsted Hose
Do. and Misses Lambs Wool do
Black and White silk do
"ortoise Side, Neck aud Tuck Combs
Floss Thread, Sewing Silk, Spool and Floss
| Cotton
| Silk Buttons, Frogs and Tasscls
Tangorine Cord, Gimps, Sc.
Very superior Beaver, Hoskin & Woodstock
Gloves
! Crimson and Green Morepns
| Flag aud Italian Handkerchief
\ large supply Of Bonnet and Bell Ribbons
! Mnueh Hair Puff, and Curls
White aud Black Ostrich Feathers.
! Together with a general assortment of
| Wool aud Fur Hats; Shoes Hardware and
| Cutlery China Glass and Liverpool Ware ,
Groceries, sc. &c
Also, large and complete assortment of
Domestics--Brown and hleached Shirtings
and Sheelnes, Furniture and Apron Checks,
| Plaids. b lickings, Blue Gotten Yarns, &c.
Which, to insure n speedy sale, they are
| now offering not only ON moderate terms but
under prices for cash
ABNEY M FACKLER,
Nov 3. Bank Square-LyRchburg.
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ETOTHF.-Ndlb be sold. 10 the highest bid
l y der IT - late residence Of Charles Cal
ta~ay, sen. de. on Monday the 10Th # Novem-
her rnr p,es"ef mouth, part OF the personal
"sta'' ~ to SAID decedent, consisting of four
,2Hng wei! broke mules TWO yoke OF oxen, one
OK wagon, aue OK caft. the clup ofcorn, fodder,
cats and ~ q. tn took of cattle hogs aud sheep.
.nuSchold aud h1chen furniture, plantation u
'cuss ofeVcfy description. on double gig and
ha,nos,, on" set of bark.mlths' tools scYua!
barrels ut cider. Terms o. .ac--a C,edit OF u
month, wi, be given upon a. sums of ten dol.
lars and up~ aus tor all s,n,s un,te, tcn dol,
lars cash viii be required Boa DIS VITA appioy-
ed security VII be required ofthe p rcha>er,
FRAN Il CALLANAY,
HENRY CALLANAY, A"i"'s
Nov - D,
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jGfAfE The pleasure OF Informing then custo
IL ners that they have just received flon
New York. lew articles IN tnc fancy line, a.
monR winch are he loIlowirg,sIZ:
A lev superb Lace apes q Vr,ls,
Handsome Thread " Gymp l4ces Edgings
Cold. Gfos de Mp, PLAN and dgd new and
splendid ice.
Also. II large assortment fashionable Morocco.
Seal skin slack ~ White PruneIIa Shoes.
atge assortment OF fashionable Winter
Goods /, dally eapecIed.
Oci s.
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MsoIiCE.-By virtue Of a decd Of ,,n,,----
&l cuicd 10 me by Daniel I. Christian -, 'h 'e
cure a debt due John Christian and rr,orded os
the 2o'' day OF NoYembei, ls22 and Of = ro vi
IN tue ele'k ofhee Of Amherst county viii ' ~
s ,'. al s'Io CHRISTIAN. house, on Harris,
creek, On the I'm day OF Nosomber, Tor ..ado
money "e following property 10 vii ,I,,,
beds, 'wo tables. one ilunl. one do.1 '''e
chairs, &c. Acting as trustee. will onl, , '"r
such tile as is vested in me by deed '',"''y
fETEE +. CHRISTIAN,
Aug. 30. ,,,a-t
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~ t9e 22d dt Octohrr t.t, vas Stolen
~ from my Stable, 10y Jonah Dohyn,, il
mail Sorrel Mare, about eight wears I'D, four
t"ei ten inches high, PAGES and cantcr- Wi
The said nobyns is about ,ix feet one lnrf
high, dark complexion black hair, with tie
end Of his nose bit off on one side. about
torty-hVe years old will give u reward ri
Twenty-Five Dollars for said Dotyns mud
War. or ten dollars for the delivery oil.
marc only. j HELMS.
Stony Fork, Montgomery city. Va
NoY. = cS,slj
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Ts'fAS recently rceeivedone hundred q thirty
ri seven Packages OF Goods in his line, CON
pr,siug complete aud extensive assortment OF
Midrcues, Drugs. Patent Medicines, Chcmi
clisls. and painters materials. Ofs of every des
crption, splcrS, Wines, feuumery. Fancy
Soaps, Narnrshc. ofall kinds, Dye-Studs, WIN
dow Glass, OF various sizes, Surgical ln'tIu
mcnts, Physician furniture. 90. &C.
The above together with hn stock on hhnd
(Which Is very Large, is wella his monthly sup
plies which he viii receive, enables mn TO sci
by wholesale ~ retail on rs favourable terms "a
can be had IN Virginia.
- Practitioners Of Medicine, Country Mcr
charts tlatters, Dyers, Painters and others, n'
most respectful solicited 10 rail upon aln a'
they w'll Gud II greatly 10 thelr interest 10 do 80
On hand large qnantry oi well mad'
Puuy.
oct %
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= fOTlCE-All persons having claims against
II the estate oil Lntlcberry Patleson, decd,
Lands ralte,ou, deed, aud John NJ Council,
decd are hereby requested TO bring them for.
ward fof adjustment, beIue about To close my adj
minlstraton accounts with the said estates II
they are not presented by the 6rsl day De
een,ber next this notice will be plead IA bar OF,
such a. may be after that date.
ALEXANDER PATTESON
August 81. e:Bm3
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VIlll : subscribe ha, received aud .u.s 49,
- sale on the best terms, the following artl
#cles.
TOO Sacks salt
j. oa,rels y. f. Rum
ON pounds Loaf Sugar
Jeao varluu- qnlins
Br wn Sugar Il Coffee
SPIN Cotton q oral Leather
Plates Dishes q lndigp
\ large assortment at stone Ware.
WILLIAM BuCkNER.
Nv 3 41l
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AI.BiiIGH1rS
CAt.N stDAA.E 0NNUp.

[EIlls Medicine. for the short tune it has
Z been hriure The Public, has proved itself
suptrior 10 Panacsas and other remedies to
such degree As 10 give confidence TO the Pro
priotur bat is efficacy alone Will support ts
distinguished merIts h Is the most useful sprilg
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
Is SO perfect, innocent thai no evil effect need
be appreciated nom il, ~hcuapph rdagreeably
"a the dire,tloa.. Il may bc gwen, without any
apprehension to Tie must tender infant or fee
Die adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve aud
eventually rcm1Yc the follow, diseases Ne
cro-is. CARTS Tor alterations Of the bones. }
King = EsIl, 81 scIofua Rheumatic affections Of
the head. and system generally; syphilis, Mel.
,urIal, and all complaints oil.lndtug ia the IN
proper ~ Of Mercury Ilccis Of the mouth Il
throat White swelling eaHccIous, and iu,ete-
rate lcels; discharges nom the Ears diseas
rs Of fhe SKIN Liver complaints ; Jaundicc la.
DIGESTION, aud Debility.
A. a general dcpulnilyc article, or purifier
nj the blood tbs medicine possesses invaluable
powers II improves the appetite, and kas the
.omarkbbl' quality OF drpr ny the skin of that
yellow bilious TINT winch Is 50 common in bilious
constitutions Besides the diseas 5 above emu.
mcrared, II Is al.o recommended A. a remedy lor
hat anlicling disorder, the uiccrated sole head
under winch chIldl en- suHtr the most cxcr lciatnp
iotncnts loi years.
Zach bottle oi the genuine Medicine has a lab.
cl representing TIE Eagle aud the Hydra, with
my signature.
u Pace 80 PR BOTTLE AND $50 PER DoE-
~. JACOB tLBluGHI.
No. 1903. Arch Street, near Third, Pha.
Oct %
The subscriber has i1st receivcda large guam
uty ofthe COLUMBIAN Syrup and Is the only IA
gent ior tins section al country
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. -.
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Aprii 10.

VIRGINIA court hid tor Montgomery 'o9nN'
the fourth day of Srptembo~ 1927. james SlmphiD''
Pitt against George Wuikins, and Alsabudr NH'hih'
Topaz y. Watkins Executors o. D. Il. WATKINS, ue0'
dchs-n chanccry.
The defendant George Watkins, not having cnterrI
MS appearance, and gwen security according 10 iaN d"
the rules of this court, and il appearing ~ sa''iu,y
evidence that he i not nlIabiant OF ms "" ,
wealth. 1t is ordered ha, the snia defend ut t.'r'at
mere ON the first day of March term next, and a'S" IL
6l Of the plaintiff and th4t copy OF tm' H'.' he
iorth" IN inserted In some newspaper putiish'u III
state, for two months suctessyey and that another
be posted the font door of the cnut house q" " S'
county, on two successive court days. ,,, n n
Is Acopy--tcse, Il. D. hONTAhtE'D'
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hU1ICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust. ex
l v ecuted by William Roach, on the 18th day
of February, 1924, and of record in the Office Of
the county court of Campbell. will be sold M
public sale, for cash, ON the premises. on We'd
nesday the 2S,s inst. (Noy) one lot or piece of
ground, containing about six acres with its i'm.
proyrmcnts, lying Immediately on the road lead.
ing Fl ON Lynchhurg 10 Campbell Court.house
and the same wherein the said Roach formerly
resided. Such title only as is vested in the rus.
tee will be conveyed TO The purchaser.
THE TRUSTEE.
Nov g.! tetdsTl
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NO1CL.-A meeting ofthe presid,u, & N
rectofs of the Lynchburg aud Salem Ip.a-
ph" tompany at LynchOurg en- the 27ln o,,".
her 1872.
Ordered, that reqnisi,on OF ten per cen,
upon the capital bereqoircd Of each ,locLhodcr,
to be pald onof bsforc The 18th day oiDccrnbe,
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk,
Oct % ,l,,t
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BOOKS,

/nhE subscriber has just received direct
a. from Philadelphia, large aud general as
sonmen' of Books and Stationary, which he
IS ena"'ed to sell at reduced prices. Country
Me- cha"ts and Teachers will find il greatly to
their advantage To call as he Is determined IN
sell aud to such purchasers as buy TO sell a,
gam, a reduction in price, and an extension n
nine WI be made in proportion to the amount
OF thebhi Fuil and complete catalogues NAV
be seen a. his Office. Also, a snlended a.sort.
mrmt OF O.l Paintings. INo. r. ID. PAYNE.
Noy. IS ala
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MoTICE.-wnl be offered "a, ,.,
~ highest bidder on the fir., A., '' :" We
bei next, On the pr, n.ises. a ,,n,t - '' TN.
~ TIE county Of CampbeIl. on the Wat. g"E
ton creek, three or four mics east a. ~ Dot
Court House, the quantity supposed - "nltel
tween icnf aud five hundred acres. of - De-
Hundred acres are good tobacco land 4 n.y. one
nee good gram land nith good imn,o,a.' ''l'
rr hundred q twenty ~ lhiri, acfeso,,b,p,n'S
ianu cleared ana Is N GOOD order fur c,', a'''e
a iWlhef description Is deemed uppcc,'' .roe.
,to'e 'hat wish 10 buy, Will view ior ,bep,.a,, as
Terms OF sale, one lbifd Of tie purrl'', '''es
n'y viii be cash; QUE aud two year. cred,, no.
balance vii be gsfn b, the purchaser a.. We
bonds and approved security. giving
dhoAAs EossER. Agent FL.
Sept. 90
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~ Nfhe 10Th of December next, iffam, il not,
~ the first tar day, the subscriber will sell
81 aapiic auction Oh credit OF twelve months
heioft the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchbute, ~
likely nesro'S cons sting Of men, women aud
children. They irc negroes of inp character !:
among them are several cooks and house ser.
wants II they nc not sold none dly the sale will
b continued un, they are all sold
The subscriber win likewise sell privately his
tract Of LAID ia Bedford county situated on the
north aud south forks of Goose Creek, aud on
the main road leading from Lvnohburg 10 Pm
castle, IL mules west of Liberty aud adjoining
Cap Bnfprd II contains about lltiO acres. OF
which $40 are unclcared. TIE part which is
uncieared. except a very small portion. is excel.
lett tobacco land. Ofrhe cleared land, 100 a.
cres are low grounds ofihe first quality and the
remainder remarkably fme heh land This
is one OF the hes tracts of land in the I'm.
per country being well adapted to the cultiva-
fian tobacco AID all klids of grain il lies r.
inarkabY well and is very free from stone il dI.
vided II would make two very handsome tracts
which snail be done, il those who wish TO pur.
chase wishi Persons wishing 10 purchase may
apply 10 the subscriber residing IN the neigh.
bnurhond Of New London, or TO Can't. Buford
residing sear the tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Oct. 3. tbs
~ The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement tl the day of SHE, and
forward their blllto this office for payment.
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NrOIlC E.-laken up by John NJ Williams
Al within two miles OF Lynchbug, in Am,
hetst county, an cstray Cow,-pale red or vel
low, some white in her lace-wde horns a III
tie white on her back, and the end of her tail al
SO white, and appraised to Sl0 by Lewis Daw-
son james L. Lampkin and Christopher Is.
bel.
Nov. C3tI5
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= olINE.--rhc subscriber has 90 ned n
H'Us" Of P'ivatc Entertainment. six miles
from Fancy Fam, &twont, three from Lynch
burr, On the Forest Road. where he is prepared
TO receive aud accommodate those VIII NAV call
On BIN. IN mannr, which. be doubts mol will
give satisfaction He would only mention that
ltis the nearest road from " illiamss to Lynch.
burg JAMES MARTIN.
Nov. IS r2lh
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40 tNN pA-i.~ Y. -

~ NM 4 Nm Y. -
NSNrE are now prepared to ol'er to their at
~ tentlon "A very general assortment, UOOi-
On G0ods, suitable far Negroes
Bes quality Napt CotIons double Mllied
Heavy Twill Il Army Cloths
Coarse Cassinett'S (at very low plicrs)
3, !. Az aud point tmlllcd Blankets VERY
cheap
T. y A. real Whitney Blankets sup. to any
ever offered in this market.
- 'he tladies
WE feel pleasure in announcing the arrival OF
goat many rich aud Fashionable articles to
Whtci wc WOuid direct THEN attention
oupe'h Crimson and white Merno long Showls
on scarf
do do do Shaws handsome 6g-
Rich plaid Italian and Grosdenaplt Silks (newest
Very sup plain Silks assorted shades--iol trim
mmgs
Aud il black Italian aud G,o> De Maple Silks
Canning Ribbons, Of yer, sup quality
Hey ,icn hgd. Black Mandarin Grapes and
Robes
Do. PLAIN do.
\ large assortment Brussels Thread Lace and
Edgiugs
olongi Calicoes and splendid Paid do.
Grrcan Cling for Winter season
Craz} leans Caps, Swiss Muslin aud Bohbnct
C"lHIs
>pH.,dld assortment fgd and plain Swiss
and Book MuSlm>
Plaid and striped Camhrick Muslms, at every
FIiCe
Fine md Supelfue long Lawns
Belt Ribbons, ofevery hur OF the Rainbow
Cotton, v orsted and silk IozerY of sup quail