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d'e'e was 40 p-O>nset Of their agreeing on > Yer
dc IL i understood that hey were equally III
vided They were then discharged, after having
oeen 'mpAnnelied Tor more than two weeks A.
ne Gaze IS SUI pending before the tribunals he
county we shah for The pre-eu, decline publish
ing acy Skech # ia, evidence, the Arguments, che
instructions OF the Quart and the exception, af
the Counsel
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slY virtue Of decree o. The wofshpfui court Of KIN Wi
- inm county, niadc the 25ii day " Dec te1t =;
ea.e ~ which Harris Carlton Ador u John ,fI,r d.,
Plaintiff aud James Edwafds Defendant The uadsr,y,s
conmitfoner Tor the pirp0e appointed, will oa r. dsv
4ih day ~ August i84f 70 sif, not ouihe next d,v
NPose 20 sale gn Che prense by public sncou f1r c.,b
ract Oh ll .itnatc boz ktr william COUNT eo,ls,ing s4
irs more o. e5', beng ihs tract ~ isaJ purchased by b
40 .mss Edvari. t'om Jane' John'oo John Cfos
lhe sale r tke place h,iror tlr hours OF li.ys 80 L
y 'ad ihioeoeiook n a. The isnd scon.ioi ed ss,le
nd we i"s =, believed o. h fiipoi ihle decd with se
eaaRLEs HuL
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vided They then Discharged, after having
: oeen 'mrAnnelied tor more than two weeks A,
fhe Gaze IS SUI pending before the tribunals n,
country. we shall for The pre-eu, decline publish
/ ing acy Ske'cn # Ia evidence, he arguments, .he
instructions OF the Quart, and the exception. al
the Counsel.
The maa, calling himself BusAN, who deirau.
ded The Bank of I'f ginia of considerable sum u.
money by means of an altered check, has bee
convicted IN ~ Jer-ey the charge Of attempting
10 pass another altered check that place and sen
'ene,1 TO five hai labour in the peniten,iary
aud iine of $3.50. The monev found On him.
amounting (" between 10 and ST ,0OG. has been
gwen up to the Banks OF Virginia and Washinsto
joseph LANCASTER the celebrated founder
oil the Lsncssierisn -ysem OF instruction, arrived
at Rev Haven few days since from The island
OF st roix He has been travelling in different
parts of South America FOR several wears, and la,
attempted to Introduce his schools in Caracas and
other places 10 Colombia. His plans we understand
have not been successful. and he has left that cou-
niry dissatisfied. Mr. Lancaster was to deliver
public lecture i. he Genre Church in New Haven
yesterday ~ T. Daily Cd.
PlTTsBURG. June 90
Mn -CLAy.-This dis inguishesi gentleman ar
rivei IN this city on lat Sunday morning. i rea
numbers OF our citizens have paid their respects TO
"'"', SUI "'toSe'ner MS reception has heen mos
cordial aud fiaitering. On Monday and Tuesday
he visited Number of Furnishing manufactn-
fies, aud expressed hiu,self highly gtatified 18th
'sie skill displayed in them, and tie prosperity
they now riov.
The visii of Mr. CAY affords grea, pleasure to
our citizens, as it furnishes them with an oppor
'nnitS OF exhibiting the present prosperous state
OF their manufactures to one who pro, ell himself
Their most able and efficient supporter when thew
were IN isnguishIng CONDITION -one who was
emphaucally 1.-the general, the ststGlteyn and the
se'!..iisI of the Tariff The arrival Of no one.
(with the exception of Lafayette alone was
greeted with more genera pleasure and satisfaction
a pubic dinner given him this day, at which
ABOUT ak hundred ami fifty persons attended -
Further particulars in our next -SIalesaian
We understand that an administration meeting
vas attempted to be got up las, week in Sreubpn.
vile. Upwards OF two hundred were present; but
II turned out, that the Jacksoni'es had the majority
and the resolutions which prepared for the
occasion were voted dozen. Nr Wright aticmp,eI
10 address Tire meeting, bu' the cries OF g. huzza
Tor ia kson,' King letter. Sc vented his
being heard The rneehng broke up in disorder
The public feeling this occasion could not be re-
strained; and IL another sign of he timss' which
cannon Dc mistaken Pl!tsJtys .h,r
IeafS run GtC0y from a falling house- Mr..
Clay. II rs rumored, means to endesvor 10 get him
self made Wee President. MIR. Webster has left
his post as manager OF the House OF Represents
tvss, and gone into office OF six years duration
We wonder who will ran away nextl
Baltimore Republican
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Santander is the Vice President OF Colombia
and said TO be hostile to Bolivar. The Baltimore
+. Gazette Publishes the translation of a letter
10 Ssntanlei ON NJ. Vidsurre. who opened the
CoosieS- al Panama Ia speech which has been
c.iisb .d largely in the u States In this letter
from Lima. he now denoJnces the ambitious de-
signs oil Bolivar; and exp some OF the lea
lousies Of the minister of Mexico az the Con
gress OF Panama. Yid'urre Is appointed Pref
dent of the Supreme Court of Peru, since il. Ia.
Revolution The Colombian amy, which elf=c, ell
the Revolution at Lima. is approaching Quay souiI,
10 berate that city from Bolivar -Santan,ief still
said TO be at the bottom Of their NOV ements.
FROM DINA.
Extract OF letter tothe Editor from officer
on board the U. 5. Frisate Brandywine, da, ed
March I'd, 1927. TN Y J,,cr
Withia the last ~ d,ys there has been revo-
luton here, the people refusing abide by Boil
vars Constitution, and a Congress is about con-
vening TO elect President and other Government
officers. Santa Cruz is at present al the head OF
affairs all Colombian officers are seized and i'm.
prisoned. This very day a vessel arrived from
Guayaquil W it'll two officers of Bolyar's bearing
despatches-I boarded the YES ell, and while on
board, they with their letters were seized and
transferred to the guard ship Bolivar is expected
mere from fenezula, and on his arrival much
disturbance is anticipated he will no doubt hang
and shoe, great many of The Peruvians before he
can get them quiet again" There will be hot
works without question.
Extract OF private letter from Car,hasena, dated
10Th May, 1927.
Santarder has not sent in his resignation as Vice
President.
1t is the general opinion, that Bolivar's resipna
tion ofihe Presidency will not be accepted We
learn that it is the intention of Mr. Canning to re
nsw the British Embassy shculd any other than
Bolivar be at The head of affairs.
". YoRIS June o. Can't Palmer of the br;,
Tampico, in 81 days from Carthasena, informs
that Bolivar daily expected at that place
in the British frisste Aurora, from Laguayra.
Congress had assembled at TINA, but bad done
nothiog-the Vice President of Colombia had
offered hi resignation ICouri,r.
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OoHENs OFFTcE-ti4, natketsree.
rru,. Eai;inors, Moy IN 1927
NJ Under anhg5y Of The ACT nf tie Genspal A.,e,,8
~; 'g4o2 we here'fiih present the public ,ls
LITER .TU 2 z LOTTERY.
y" "soie 20 he drawn 10 ONE DAY, m The e,, ~ ga,
n"u inns' tue supetintendencs Of lhe Ccgtfs.,,,r,
'lp""ied ~ the G'y''u,r and Council '''''"'
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WOTICE

IL persons having claims against the Eedtcs Il Ro5eeea
n aud Richard ~ r. Barnes, dec. hereby requested w
bfius them forward for Adjustment being about (, eose NV s
coua Adigrlfaor. II they n0 pfccntsd ~ az a.
day Of sepiemnr ne shall plead this notice Der 5i such
ss Day be- after tha, date.
THOMAS y. BARNES, Aaor sf
Hebecca Richard III Il Barnes
June o. fs-vtf,ss
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FOR THE
PROMOTION Of Science ami Literature.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
NN''is"oy 'os' hi,Ni Gogs'"0r II ths STATE, Presi
>, de'R Oy9ici0.
lis ' n. - i,ansy, bsq. Rev. Georg Roberts.
HI s.1rAI r Chanoer' Rev J. +. K. Ifeushaw.
III IL -, Neu'oi Althet. Solnnau ktimg Esq
f fi mona. y. Dorsey Natb'i Williams E.l.
- '' Y"p" ~ - he'oeit' William Flick lea.
Hon. john Nelson. pr - 81, ~ -
III a Wa H. Marriott. DR. n 4 ss,,ae
Hon. kcyeidy Johnson. d., il.,.,,- GIN
jas w hicCulIoh, Esq. ann
Col. John L. Howard. Dr. HEAVY wirt
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Ieafs run Gr0oy from a failing house Mr..
Clay. II is rumored means t" eudeavor 10 get him
sell made Wee President. MIR. Webster has left
his post as manager OF the House of Representa-
lives, and gone into office OF six wears duration.
We wonder who viii ran away next!
Baltimore Republican
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-27

d. D PSodTS AP na s"a ALI ass, f r
plants, Malignant Fevers, SIC. There Pills il
administered in time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counterfeit the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever, Ague OF
Fall Fevers, Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, Dysente-
ry, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache,
Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, Epileptic Fits Hy-
pochondria, and Hysterical Complaints, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
sc. They remove Habitual Costiyeness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu,
matism, Gout, Sourvy, Scorbutic Blotches, 1mpu-
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints, &c
A further supply of the above Pills, this day
received at the subscribers Drug aud Medicine
Store, price Is cents box
WAITER IL. MIDDLETON,
De- ?. Q;ycs.c Pos,-of''s
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AND FOR SALE.--One tract on the north
III side ofthe Turnpike road adjoining Nessrs.
Chiffon, Undertake aud others, aud containing
One Hundred aud forty odd acres-more than
half in @oods and heavily timb~ed.
Another tract, about nine miles from lynch.
burg half mile south Of Mr.. Species Tavern
on the Old New London road, and CONTAINING
six Hundred nd thirty ight acrcs--On which
mere Is dwelling house, out houses and an en-
cehent orchaid-An examination OF the above
tracts Will convince every .iudicious person tina,
'ney are more terrible, and possessing more ad-
vantages than is generally supposed
Zach tract is encumbeied-bnt ms ,he ob;oc,
OF the sale Is ia satisfy these claims. and as the
purchaser can see to the application of the funds
aud release OF the liens, il constitutes no real i'm.
pedimen; tothe salc-Ihey are offered low and
on reasonable credit. WM. NJ NVES.
March 90 cdv22
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October 81.

VIRGINIA AT Bncs holden IN the clerks Office of the
superior court of Chanccry for the Lynchburg district
the 9TH day Of November, iS!G. Grief Barksdae eX'i
OF John Sauudcriur, decd Allen w, Elliot and susan
his lie, John Davidson and Elizabeth his wife, Suml-
81 T. Lodge and Mary his wife, Thomas Cook and Dol
~ his VIE, and Beverly Brown, Pits. az a.Rst Ma
than Depriest Charles Depriest John Johns, Burton
Johns itticc Johns, Saunders johns, Simeon Cohbs and
sally ms wife, Thomas Philips and Polly his wife, Jas
1larp and Lucy his wife, Charles Tharp and Eliza.
beth his wife, and John Nall and Martha his wife, Defis
The defendants john Johns, Burton Johns, Rice Johns
Saunders Johns, Simeon Cobhs and Sally his wife, Tho
mas Philips and Polly his wife James Tharp and Lucy his
wife Charles harp aud Elizabeth his wife, and John
Nall and Martha his wife NOT having entered their an.
pearancc and given security according TO the
bly, and the rules this court and it appearing hy salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this con
ryit Is }rdered at the said defendants do appear here
on the inst day ofhe next and answer the original
hlll and b Of reyvot ofthc plaintiffs and that copy OF
ms order he forthwith inserted III paper rrn-
ted IN the town ofLynohburg, for months su6cos-
syey, and posted at the door Of the courthouse in
the said town.
hCopy--Tes,e,
JOHN Wills, c.
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S6l I s:ftue sic deed Of tYisl, executed 70 the
80 subscriber by John Mlyer, for the pnrpose-
OF securing to David & II iilam and DAVID a 10
bert Kyle, certain debts to them owing, therein
mentioned, which deed bears date the 7th day of
November, 1925, shall on the 23d day Of A
phi next, hfar, II not, ON the next far day,
otter public sale, 10 the highest bidder, the
premises, all that tract and parcel OF land, lying
m the county Of BOtetourt, containing by estim-
ate go acres, he the same more OF less, adjoin-
ing the lands Of one James Tranor, being the
same lands which were conveyed to said MIser,
by one james Leckhan by deed ofrecuId in the
clerk Office IN Botetourt. This land is under
stood 10 be very valuable stock farm and par
+ tculafly deserving the attention Of gentlemen in
/ its vicinity.
Also, on the 10th day ofApril next. on the
premises one dwelling house and lot, and one
store house and lot in the town of Estssille,
scott county, Va. and one other LOT No. Is, and
also one other lot with cabin ON III No. IL
/ both in the sad town of Estsyillc.
/ Also, on the lth day Of April next, on the
/ premises, one tract ofland on Copper creek, IN
Scott county, Va being the same tract bought
by SAID M'lver aud certain Michael Morrss
Of one Richard Gillian, the title Of said Morris,
whreto has since been conveyed by him to said
M'Iyer
/ Also, one other tract of land on Copper creek
IN said county, being the lands bought by said
vi liver OF one VIM Gillian containing 80 acres,
be the same more OF less, thettle whefctol IS con-
yeycd 20 M'lycr by deed duly recorded IN
| Scott county.
Also, on the l7th day oil April next, on the pre-.
mises. one other tract Of land on Wolf creek, in
the county Of Pike and State Of Kentucky, con
tanning 1917 acres, be the same more or less, be-
/ ing the same land bought Of Que James Fuller
and wife by said APIyer and Michael Morris.
and conveyed 10 them by decd duly recorded,
and the title of said NORRIS whereto has since
been conveyed to said M'Iyer And all the ap~
purtenances 10 the sand several tracts Of land
belonging The terIns pill he made known at
the respective days of sale shall convey only
such title as IS vested IN ne by The above lecited
deed. j. Il. HARRISON.
FEBRUARY 81 t3oN53
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March i6.
SrAR. RoRERTs0N,s pArENr sTOMA.


YeN r. ROBERTSON'S PATENT STOMA-
~ CHIC BIITERS. -These celebrated and
well known Bittcrs are composed purely ofye-
getables, of the most innocent, yet specific vir-
tues, and are particularly recommended for re-
storing weak constitutions, cleansing 4 strength
ening the stomach, and increasing the appetite
they expel worms i'll all ages, but from their sim
plicity and safety, are most natural and cffectu-
al vrmifuge, when administeredto children; they
are gratefully warm, and pungently aromatic ;
they are extremely servceable in all seasons,
but particularly so on the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such to-
tai loss ofappetre; they are also certain preven-
tive against those complaints so much in the
spring, such as Intermittent Feyers and Agues,
Dysentaries, &c. &c.
They possess moreover the property peculiar to
themselves of qualifying and ameorating those
inflammatory pernicious qualities inherent IN ar
dent spirits, and So often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into whole
some, pleasant, aud invigoratng stomachic.
They are very pleasant Cordial Bitter and
are recommended for the use oftaverns, as well
as private families.
4 few dozen brttles ofthe above valuable Bit
ters. for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WhLTERH III. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 20. Opposite Pest h1ce.
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UNJUST SALE.-Pursuantt to deed of trust
= bearing date, the 20th Nov. 1922, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the county court
Of Amherst, executed by Daniel I. Christian, to
the subscriber, for purposes therein expressed, I
shall proceed 10 sell, for ready money, at Chris
tlan's old shop on the premises, a certain tract
ofland, whefcon Judith Christian now lives, CON
tanning $50 acres, more or less; which she has
possession Of her life time in Amherst county
is to be sold on the 2nd day Of June next, 10 the
highest bidder by the acre; and the following
property, to wit; Negro woman named Sophia,
Charlotte, Dizzy aud Francis her chdd, one grey
marc, one yoke of oxen and cart, head Of
cows, all the hogs and sheep, 4 beds, all the
household and kitchen furniture and plantation
tools Of all descriptions, or as much of said land
and property will satisfy said claim aud costs
attending acting as trustee will convey such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
PETER +. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
March 2. cl2t3O
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, AND ron skLr.-Thc tA.cribrr crers

81 AND ron skLIi-1he tAyseri5tr oIers
ia for sale his anabc ffao, OF land 1iefcon
he now lives. containing 354 IL Acres, lying IN
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Crect, l.
miles below Lynchburg, ard in miles flames
River, aud in 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. Ihs
land Is the first rate tobacco land, aud well wa
tered, good improvements, aud planiation IN
ample order for cropping, sufficient 10 work or
hands to advantage, and possession may be
add at any time before the present crop pitch
ed-for terms, apply TO the subscriber living
ON the premises. JOHN NALhLh,Jr
Feb l. GIRO
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JOHN Wu1s r

AT Rules holden IN the clerks Office Of Auher, = :,
Monday IA JANUARY, les7 DAVID :. G5fll. a. ~ -
Fatnst John iiardwIck and Thomas Cole, ~
Of Joha aud Elizabeth Coleman deeJ H. aus
thancefy, - p'ais' Ia
The defendant John Hardwch not hs,iar or,.-
appearance and gwen security according Ia tlso ID
setnbiy and the rules OF tins court and ii " a.
court that be Is mol inhabItant az ~ I" ts
monWeaith-ltis ordered that lie do appear be con.
tnrd Monday III March next and anSI or IN, ~ M
bull OF the complainant; and that this 81 lotd
be inserted in the Lynclburg Nrgninn for f.i'i be
successfully and posted 1T the front door of il e'
house on some court dny '"hl'
- eopy-Teste, A. b. DAVIES IL
VIRGINIA AT Rules holden at the Clerks ,G,. -,
superior Court of Chancery for the I,nebir %tan
trlct, the 9th November, leZ6. William AfEh ~ ~
ward NJ. Grecnway and Elias Ogden late mo, ID
and partners trading Under the style and firm
an Mkee a Co PITT. age,ast David ) Garlana III.
William |. Frccand, DIS. ' u
The defendant William l. Frecland not b,,t..
entered his appearance and given security ing
dug to the act Of Assembly and the rule Of III. ,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that h. No. 'al
lnhahilant OF this conutry-l 1t ordered that H. "a
defendant do appear here the FIRST day Of Tho .
term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff; and iLaf -
Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some ,B
printed in the town of Lynchburp for tHo noub ps
eeeslseiy, aud posted at the front door of tlq ,
house in the said town. 'P
Copy-Teste,
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Commission Bnsincss.

/lHE SUBSCRIBER, grateful 10 his friends
~ for the patronage afforded him during the
lastyear begs leave TO announceto them aud the
public generally that he still continues to sell and
ship tobacco on Commission, and promises strict
attention TO the interests of all aud every person
who may feel disposed to intrusf their tobacco
to his carc and management, Ills office is still
kept At the store OF MIR. fordyce + Bowen, next
doorto Mr.. J. Bullock, nearly opposite the mar
kct house. ID SAUNDERS, Jr
Jan. %. cts25
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To Mr.. Thomas iidridge.
"a IR--As you are not an inhabitant of Ibis
- State take this method 10 give you no.
tice That on the 10Th day of April 1927, 1 shall
proceed to take the deposition ofJohn Speere,
at the house of James 5. Pendeton, in the county
of Amherst, To be read as evidence ON the trial
ola suit, depending in the Superior Court Of Am
herst, wherein am plaintiff and You are deion-
dant THOMAS LANDRAM.
March 49, tc4w62
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JOHN WILLS.C.

FlRGlN.A;-At RI les AoJen in the aerk's qnice ofhe
superior court ofChancery for tor L,hehbwg District
the 18th day ofNoycmber, isaG John C. Ellio, an III
FAINT by John 5 Carter his nest friend, PHI against A.
aram Carter, William doping and Jo,eph Il. Carter
eN OF John Crawford deed and john c. Barn:'i
Def.
The defendant John G. Burrosr not having entcrfa h
appearance and given security according 10 the SGT 7 -
semhy and the rules otths court, and 1t appe1iigY
satisfactory evidence tina, he is inhabieni OF Us
contry--it is ordered, that the said defendant do ap
here on the first day ofthe term aus answer hest
otthe plaintiff and that copy Of this order be or'h ~
inserted in newspaper printed in hetowh Of LA,
burg, for two months successlgeY ard posted al tne WV
20 copy-Fc.te. JOHN WILLS
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[n0T TPI5CoPAL CHURCH.-Jusi recei

y All EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Just recei-
ved. by tic subscriber, very able and
interesting pamphlet. entitled 4 eondid Erhmina-
On oflts Protestant Episcopal chmeh, ~ i~o
Heiiers. lis said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused Of late, andhere some
thing on the other side. Every body ought 10
rad thus very ably written work, since 1t IS put
out at the very low price Of IL ~ cents.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
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NEW GOODS.
Feb s.
New GROCERY Store

New Grocery Store.
TnHE SUBSCRIBERS have entered into Co
- partnership under the finn Of JOHNSON
j " ABE, and have taken the House recently
occupied by Nil Hendricks. one donraboye
lhe street leading nom Martins 10 Friend
Warehouse, and nearly opposite the Banks,
where they have and viii Keep constantly FOR
ale IA supply offirst rate Groceries and Liquors.
Amoag winch are.
5oa Sacks Liverpool salt
Il lihds. 81. Croix Sugar
ilhds. Orleans Sugar
. Ietces Rice, new crop
Is Bbls Alachelel
Ii lihds. muscovado do
10 BbIs. Loaf and White Sugar
20 Bags Green Coffee, 10 Bags White do.
10 Do Pepper aud Allspce
20 Boxes Window Glass, assorted
lihds. prime MolaSscs
20 Boxes Gumpowder and Imperial Teas
Is Do Sperm aud Tallow Candies
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, No. 5to 10
30 Kegs wrought and cut Nails, assorted
Boxes Muscatel Raisns
50 Tons Plaster
Casks superior Cheese
Indigo, Madder, Copperas and Ginger
Salt P@tre, Cotton Cards, Fur * " DOL Hats
Coarse and fine Shoes
Old Jamaica and Antigua Rum
Iosnac Brandy 9Th proof
superior l.. +. Madeira wine
Ditto Sic. and Malaga do
German and BIstered Steel
Old Tenerifie Vine
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Slitcrs Double L lint Iumblers
Tanners Oil. Stone Ware,
Also-60oO lbs Family Bacon
Our friends & the public generally are invited
to favor us with a call before they purchase else
where, as they will find ON examination the pri-
ces and quality 10 compare with any in this mar
ket. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
BEVERLY WADE
OBJ. 81 tctSj8
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T9EGRoEs ron sALE.--0n tHr 2iih inst.
III viii sell al auction TO the hiehes, bidder,
beiore the door of the Franklin Hotel, IN Lynch
burg, Five very likely Negroes, Consisting Of
women and boys. My brother. Frederick
Specie, will superinfend the sale on my behalf.
TERMS, Cash. GEO SPEECE.
The above sale will be conducted by John II.
d. Payne.
March .. e3t30