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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-03

The Gcntleman.-It is difficult pre-
eisely to state what is generally com
prised in THIS denomination of character.
The perfect gentleman, or at least, the
nearest approach TO perfection, is dis
tingnshed by characteristics, of which
] shall attempt sketch He is not
great in the ordinary sense of the term.
His attainments are rather numerous
than lofty--He has more grace aud
beauty of mind than sublimity-The
quality in which he is most eminent is
refined taste--lie Is more accomplish
ed than learned---His attainments, in
Guiding ali the exercises ofthe age, con-
sst more Of the ornamental than OF the
positively usetul--lle has too many re-
fined aVoccations, TO be eminent either
in music or the other refined arts--iIe
is something, and aveWedly but little
Of an amateur--lIe. possesses very pol
ished manners mingling of grace,
case and digniiy---lie is acquainted with
the classics and the fashionable modern
languages-He writes elegantly, and
sometimes lIsps in NUMBERS but he
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March 2l
PRINTING

Neatly and ps0wptl, executor a Us oFsc
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''VIFT"E HIHF1 IUTFT
packages fresh Medicines, w,eh
have been particularly seleei1 ~
an experienced hnnd. and NB.etc,t,
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NeOJlCE.-By virtue of deed Of must.
SAl made by John Jacobs, bearing date the
lih day Of June, 1927, and recorded in Nelson
county court, aud 90 carry into execution the
provisions thereof--wil be sold to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Mansion house at sad
John Jacobs in the county OF Nelson, on the
sth day of August next, fifty two yaluable
slaves, of different sexes and ages, described ny
name IN said trust tced.--AlsO a moley OF the
property in a slave called Essex--ihe other moi
ETY. belonging 10 James Montgomery. Also y 1
following real estate, situate in the county I
Nelson, TO wit: the said lacobs's Mansion hoi y
tract OF land, containing three hundred AMI e
iE-seyen acres,--Aiso one other tract called 'p6
Creek, adjoining the lands Of James Cla.ri;fha,
Jonn Hughes and others, containing $50 acres
Also, an undivided moiety of lbs acres. called
Alabama, the other moiety belonging TO Peier
I. Jacobs--and lS6 acres, called Clover Dale,
adjoining ,he lands of VIM Massie and Others.
l ne slaves aforesaid and the lands are partI-
QUARRY valuable, and as SO desirable property IS
seiaom brought into market, ana undsr pio't
SONS fsad trust dee.. viii certainly be sold.
ihe public attention to the sale Is respectful
'nFi,eo. The sale will continue from day 10 d'E
"n'h comple.cd-and the Subscriber in the cla
'"eter OF trustee will convey only such tile a.
.'e o.tst deed Aforesaid may lawfully authorize
.Fie to convey. JOHN Nj. MAklIA'
June %. ctds46
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hNfOTtCE.--Ey virtue of deed OF trust, ex.
~ ecutcd by Alexander Bridsland, bearing
date the Eth day of February, 1926, aud re
corded in the county court OF Campbell, for the
purpose of ndemniying Joseph billiard, | shall
proceed TO sell, AT public auction, for cash, be
fore the market house, in the town of lynch
burg, on Friday the 10Th July next, tenement
and parcel of land ynig in The coulty of Camp
bell. near the town OF Lynchbulg, containing
abonto one acre, being the tenement occupied by
the SAID Brdg land-adonin the lands of the
late Nm. b. Lynoh. | shall convey such title
only Is vested in mt under the deed of trust
above mentioned.
WM. RADFoRD, Trustee.
June -. ctdSI6
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- ukoCANr to n deed Of trust executed 10
- Us By samuel and Jordan iathoag bcdr-
iPg alie he I'D March, 1879 yiich acod is daiy
recoriedm Has Q9iee Of The so,taty c0iUi Of camp
bill, and N The q8iee Of he Hastings court Of
Ly@ehb1gg for certain purposes therein mention
Cd, The subscribers uiH, on Wednesday The 10Th
day Of Jug, scii Al pabiie auction, upon the pre-.
MISC, NE joL0@tHg property 10 wa - Three
hnadTcd fea ofgroald iging on Diamond hill, on
fDS a'eet--tr0 deces ofgroRd on Franklin hui.
on ite RPfer stRc Of liz sircetoae acrt Of ground
ntar htPabtcnq sprtas ilceaty three acres ofiaad
a'itatt Oh james kiutr, near The resitnee Of M
Lmglorne, and ten acres IF iaad situate upon
aeaa IS commonly caiicd HiaaoR hin, tao miles
.tfom IN torn Of lgafhburg. Terms Of alc
mace taotra on The dag Of site Iriiap as
trustees nee aH co,e.y asct hlie only as is res
ted Il. rs. s.ITL. HiRRFSON
MICIJ1H DAVIS. Jr.
Jdly ). ciaaIs
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Nelson Couatp, ygae Cenrt. 1927

AttsoH CouRtg, ,JyRe Court 1927
James lyir, administrator de bnns non with the will
annexed Of jamos yle decd. vino was surviving mart.
nrr al Archibald Henderson, John Shutridge, Gcorga
hipp-a, Alexander Met aul, james Gordon john <lp.
pen Nj 1ennison and James LYLE, merchants and
pmtHofs, 1iipg under The firm of Henderson, Nc
tual nd Company, pnT
against
James Murray, their Of James Murray decd Def
IN C1lANGERf.
On the motion of the Plaintiff, by his attorney who
MED hs ball aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of III
colrt that the Defendant is not an nhnhapt Of tins com
muu"e1lth and without the jurisdiction of This CONT
Il =, ordered thai de aud defendant 10 appear here ON
Inc iaurh Monday IN September next TO answer 10 WI
tHe original bill ottac pantin as lr bill orr.,,or and
that COPY OF tins order be forthwith inserted in the
Nrelriu uen paper, published in the town Of Lynch
ha oner week Tor eight weeks successfully previous
10 t da} ard tat another copy Thereof BE- posted N
tLe front door of HE Ioart-house Of thus COUNTY,
Copy -Pestc,
~ no. {. CUTIER,D. {,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

/flliE subscriber having purchased the Sui
- phur Springs in Giles County, has opened
house of entertainment, where he trusts, he
will be able to accommodate all VINO may think
prOperto honor him with "a call ia "A manner
which be hopes will be agreeable both TO those
who are in search of health or amusement.
This Spring which is wbite Sulphur. may be
consideredthe Hygeia ofthe western waters 1t
Is situated AT the base ofthe second great noun
tain you pass from east TO west, ON New III
yer, the longest streamin Virginia, which emp
ties into the Ohio.
The qualities of this Spring are believed to be
equal 10 any and superior to many, now the
place Of common resort of those in seach of
health. II IS due, however, to the public, to say =,
that though this water has never been nicely a.
nalyzed, yet il has been subiecftO many chemi-
cal tests, and is kuownto contain much Sulphur,
some magncsia, Carbonc acd and slightly with
murlatc oisoda thong h enough only to.bc detected
by delicate chemical agenls-Nhen hydrostat-
cdlly weighed, is rather lighter than common
water, aud rs temperature is about 90 deg. Of
Fabruieit s Thermometer.
This fountain IS pleasantly situated, and will
afford not only health, bat much to interest all
who arc fond OF admlrng the beauties OF nature
~ as most sublime aspect. The River to the east
ward is ,rcn broad clear, and mperuous; rolling
onward breaking thIOug II Two mountains, RS
ne from the waters edge almost to a perpendi-
cular height incredible 10 those not familiar with
mountain scenery. Then assumln. more pa-
cid appearance It passes with a gentle cur
rent by the Spring, where IA IS found TO be Of
The remarkable dephof two hundred and twenty
five feet, oscrhung by rock which rises from
the waters edge To the height of four hundred
feet, 81 lofty and commanding as to have OBJ
taincd toi It the name Of Eagle Rock Below
THIS rock and ISSUING from the bottom of the
Hill my be- seen in various places the waters
ota considerable stream. Besides the scenery
here family s>eiched, which, upon a view, will
bear n comparison with the landscape Earper's
Ferry, 50 wildly porrtIa i edby the pen of Mr.
Jefferson, there IS at the distance ofless than
SIX miles, alalle the top OF one of the highest
points olthe ,Arghany Mountain, OF depth
winch none have ever tathomed, and in cir
cumleTence nearly five miles, though of some
what irregular shape
he opinion OF some physicians in the neigh
horhood' who are considered reputable in
Their profession, is that the Splingwil be found
useful IN distractions Of every kind, in debility
from various causes IN Pumonc and Hcpallc
complaints aud the chronic effects Of Autumnal
diseases experienced by those who live IN
10" ATTITUDES. GEORGE Mccoy.
General Floyd, Dr. u. J. Chapman
July - tc2n96
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n AND FOR SAFELY wing in Bedford com
IA ", Va, eight miles north Of Liberty, and
in one mile Of Capt. William X Jones's mill
containing about go acres, considerable guam
thy of which is good tobacco land. There are
about 20 or 50 acres cleared GA the SAID tract
which is good grain land together with an APP
pie orchard Of excellent fruit, containing 90 ca
20 bearing trees. The said land win be sold In
three lots. which will be offered for sale al auc-
tom ON the 9th of August, being Bedford court
day Icrms--one-toulth to be paid on the day
of sale. and the balance in four annual install
men,s, the purchaser giving bonds with approx
ed security, Any person who wishes TO pur-
chase the said land can see ii by applying 20
Dennis Hardy. who resides on il.
The Hers Of Baptist Hardy, der.
Jun2 %. CIV
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.Iun2 %

Mr.. James dilea,
n S your rlacc Of residence is unknown to
IN me, take this method OF informing you.
that shall. ON Friday the 3lst August, 1927, and
con,iane two days if necessary, at Union Hall,
in the county of Franklin and State of Virginia
proceed to take the afidavits ofBufwell Law an
others, TO be read as evidence in suit in Chan
Gerry depending in the county court OF Franklin.
wherein you plaintiff l. as trustee for TO
bert n Dickinson, am defendant At which
time and place you may attend or not Yours,
&c. JOSIAH " DICKINSON.
June Il, coV1Jt
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Anhera County, Man Conn, 1907

Catharine Cash vic Of Peter Cash, formerl, Co,ho
rne campbell, by George Campbell her brother and
Chancery. 'e' wv In
Inc defendant reter Cash not having oLt,rca his ~
pSaf%See ana 10, according 10 the act of1p
the court iy y' ruo OIL ta eoe and appcaryg to
laltahl OIL nus country un motion of the plan,i, ~.
hcr attorney lsordored that the said ~
ncre on 'f hF't day OF the next August term tn Re-
hnseh i1f 'his county aud ansW or the bin al tho NJ
l ana iha! copy OF this order be forthwith
~ lh9 srsiAlah, newspaper published in the Town =,
ShStnure' Tor Two months successlsely and most, y,
curt day. Acopy-Tcste I" soihe
a. Z. DAVIES, e.
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UNJUST SALE.~By virtue of deed oftrust
- executed by Robert Morris and Sarah his
wife, and William Mitchell, jr to me- for the
purposes therein set forth, and duly recorded in
the clerks office of Campbell county---I shall,
on Friday the l7th of August next, on the pre-.
misses proceed TO sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, one undivided moiety of a Lot of
Ground, lying on second OF main street in the
'o"n 'i Lyhohpurg, containing feet front,
and being part of the lot known in the plan of
the town by the No. or SO much of the
same as may be sufcientto answer the purposes
OF the said trust deed. | will only convey such
title as IS vested in me by the deed aforesaid
| WALKER g. MERRlWETHER, Trustee.
;, Inc sale will be conducted by John r. d.
PAYNE, auctioneer.-
] July Is. ,ases
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q
<rsSr oFIrTTEks YmniefFg IN tse f9@
.l4Fltt ii l3bsrte. m ife 5tih Jtt'ae, ~.
A.--s4mnti Aasms =,
B-pully Bail,d. piIIismsea burnett, gnha
Bmchdeld l;s,lsard Boothc, j. = h'ei'1fo b"''
lcaser. Tho.nxs Bayliez, Ben,ahn II. bo"ies'
Raicit Biualzs. ,-.,.,r
c,-CtfissoescY c.r,is, Jonathan eund'il'
5inkeas carter, Moses Creaoy A.,
u --Caibarine Deafdoh Thomas DAVIS, ne'-
edith Dawson ,, Phcbe Danron, Jehhna psoi-
;ne. Wm H. Dooles, Abner Dob,ns'
+ Mitchell Ewing >. Francis ippc'.
p-.Isn,es Freeman, lIczekiah faquhi talep
Tnon5. i riney A Edison, James Franklin h.
ficids. James Fields.
G.--Bml,in sray, Edward G"atkms, lhoihas
firissun- rn.t..
)aN Matthew Hat JOHN HALEY, hos Harry
,b9' : ,iecAvorth. .John Iluduell, Stephen hr"'
-. .soin u Ha,ety, Geotge iiuddicston, 10
John Jared, Mss Margaret II. Jetef,
Mar, johnson.
k.-t;rofgc karncs, Tilman KEYS.
Martha Lynch, Henry LAIN, sen Mss
Sarah Lfdwich. MIS-. Frances Leit"lch, MISS
stndiaaa Lrtiaich
N.-Picasaui Murphy, Edward Norman,
: .T,bn Ae,,tsnn. Thomas licnd John murphy
sen. MARY Mead Thomus Moore, jaime hceoh-
mel ,
Mrs Mary Nance. Charles Noel, Jacob
Neal. Richnrd Nnnnclly
Own onnby, : George oyers'reet Lee"
Z odeli :
P.--tieorgo d. Patterson, John Pate, Deiorest
l. rea,bonc.
R.-AI-s Mary Ann Reid, Rev, Henry / ZIP.
lev. John illdrt, Miss sophia keece, Ambrose
Raoker, john Robertson, Miss Mary NJ, Robert
son. James Z Robertson.
s.-.Jobn ,bcppa,d. Palscr Sncllsor, John
Smitn, John SUI John snelsor, Ihos. d, saw.
yers. Mrs. EHhahetA 5crnggs.
T.--Johu Turner
y--WlIam Il. Nanehan2.
W.-Jscob Vine Allen u Fishback, Mathew
~ lsoa, Thomas V ood'otd isanc Audc, HI " IL
iians ,, Benjamin Ndldron, Col. JOHN Watts.
Jim Walker, John B.Nills Robert EN hhIoch,
Junes Webb, NJ Martha Ann Wainwright,
Ms Isabella J.. Aua.
N4 b. PORTER, r NJ
yuIy 8. 46,3w
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i.lf PER.

'NNNTVN IIIN IIo I,
naROM the city Of New York. respectfully ten
- dcrs his respects to the Citizens of Lynch
bug ~ lts vicinity, 4 takes this opportunity ofm-
MN them, that he has commenced the Dentist
nnslntss, in nil its various branches, al Mir.
Monls,' Hotel where ht will continue a short
lime lie deems it unnecessary TO say any
thing in favor of his superior method of cleans
NJ aud beau flying the teeth, as well as in per
forming ali other operations connected with the
profession, q. nc holds himself in READINGS, To
give practical demonstration OF his superior me
thed He sets artificial teeth, from one to full
set aud cleans, plugs, separates and extracts
teeth and roots Of teeth with great case 10 the
patient
Ladies and gentlemen waited upcn at then
houses, if requested
number OF Certificates can De seen at nv
room. June 10.
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SFl \ virtue of deed of trust executed To the
- sabsgibfrshg jiefdadcr Lee, for purposes
therein cap. css,d. and u reeord III M Clerk 'Sot.
fee Of The cD'Udg court Of Bedford. bearing
due day # 1927, and
recorded Feb. %, ls27, zee shall, OF Friday He
3d dag Of .ilaJla mat at he house Of said Lec,
N The county Of Eedford, proceed 10 sell dp trny
Of public dacttoa. jar rcdi4 money he py0periy
conueged IN sud dttd, riz one negro ie5,eo1
Phsbe, one dtfo Tabibu, tjba, sgtrio. Hilg a
girl, Matilda. CbarisHe, k1az Il Dtu1i, GabriaI n
hoy SIR head Of Guile one gote Of O1ca a,,d
or Curt, tpo Horses, one Cupboard. one Desk
and bookcase. iico iabits, one HuillU chest. one
doocn chairs 'ires beds mr. w0odtA cloek, NH his
.earihcn rare. knres aud forks, Kitchen TtoHif,pe
and farming rieHSiis, al his crog NJ Ygbqcro
7ow on hnfG al bis interest m NE es,aieof John
Lee. Stnr dec'd--aH las interest in he estate
of Join Lee. Jut~. dcc'd. oae igprortd lot IN HE
form 81 Lteuiie, sjl,,ea hcGdof hogs. aud four-
tesa head Of Sheep. II IN 81 dag Of lrrayf
shout be anfdr he sail uH faie place the a,rf
fair dap, Sundays eIeepitd, and continue from
dag % dGy tn he provisions II mi3 deed are sa.
fisasd. 1ciag as trustee zee shall coareU g,,cb
tile as is rested IL usby The iced aforesaid aud 10
otbe-
JOHN 4. PRICE,
NATHANIEL H. PRICE, trustees
,J,tly5 c4w 4s
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NfOIlCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
sSl cuted by Armistead Miner, to the snbscf
Der, duly admitted TO record in the clerks oiuee
OF Bedford County. will sell, al Bedford Coua.
mouse, on the 18th day of August next by va
OF public auction, for cash to the highest bidde..
me following slaves, viz George, VIII, Spence
oaphny, Margina. Moses and Alalinda, or -
much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy ths
purposes in said deed expressed. Acting 4.
trustee, will convey such title only 81 IS 'es'ea
IN me by said deed.
I. C., STEPI0E, Trustee.
July T. sls42
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David K Robert KYLE,

| retail, greater variety IN both Staple and Fan
cy Line than they have ever previously done.
.lm0ng The dIijeieS inteig rGeeiued are the (0ki0m
ing:
! piece Shoppard'S extra fine Blue Cloth.
| >, do do Black
both selected in New York as the finest tex
turc aud best colours to be found ia tha
market.
several Blue aud Black Cloths, unusually chvaI
| piece super Blue Cashmere
Several pieces do do medium quality
| Blk LnStings, most superb article for Gentle
mems summer
BIl, CnGassians and Grunderills
India aud British Nankeens aud Union Mixtures
Cotton Cassimercs and RUSSIA Drillngs
piece Blk striped Forentine, a beautiful article
for GcntIemen's summer wear
Plain and figured Eng, Silk Vestngs, superior
Plain Blk Italian Lutestring of the first and SC
cond quality
Several pieces beautiful Gg'd Gro de Nap
\ variety of Barege Slawls, of the first style
Ladies Blk ard White Eng, silk Hose aud
Gloves
Gcntemen's do do do do
Plain and fg'd Satns, black and whitc
Garmentand Furniture Dmnies
large assortment Gymps, of various widths ),
shades
Ram SATIN ana Lutcstrng KbbOuS
Green Florence aed Blk Mode
\ new assortment Belt Ribbons, and case Ken
tngs
\ few dozen Calypso Sashes, new and bcNu,i-
FIJI article
Bobbmct Wells, ofhandsomest figures
Green Gauze and Biz Florence
\ large quantity Clarhc's spool Cotton, 800 yds
each
A few pieces Angola Cassinets and fine Mar
sailles
few pieces Linen Cambrics some very fnc
Several cases Galicoes, comprising a beautiful
variety of shades and figures, aud at very
cheap prices
Gentlemens Blk Italian Crayats
Superior Red, Blue and Y i Bandanna Hlfs.
Gentlemen's Fur and Beaver Hats
| case do do with broad rims
, pieces superior Carpetings, of the richest Fl.
cures
Tapes. Gallons and None so Pretty
Table Linens, from G.i To 1911, oIthe richest da-
mask
\ few pieces IL Irish Shcerings
doz Ladies White silk Shoes
| case best Indigo Blue Bed Ticking
81 II and 81 Brown Domestics
81 and IA Check do
Apron and Countefhainc Checks
Russia Duck and BroRn Holland
81 and IA 0snabuIgS and Bmlaps, at cheapest
prices
lair aud Sealsldn Trunks, ofevcry size.
They have also on hand,
\ large assortment of SADDLERY consisting in
part ofthe following;
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, Roller Buckles,
Buckles and Slides, Saddle Bosses and lacks,
Worsted and Cotton Weddings, Saddle Trees,
Nme-worked Gig aud Riding Whips, Hogskrns,
Morocco Skins otvarious colours, Blue aud Or
ange Silks DC. &c. &c.
Among the Groceries on hand are,
Sugar and Coffee, salt and Spices, and seve-
raj casks Rum, Brandy and Wine, &c.
They particularly invite the attention ofcoun-
try Merchants to their present assortment, from
which they can be supplied with almost every
article in the Dry Goods, Grocery. and Hard
ware Line, at avery small advance
July s. &c
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AlrRs. AMI NORRIS, requests the favor
Ii Of hef friends 10 continue 10 furnish her
with that kiud Of sewing which she is in the ha-
bit Of doing. Such as making up linen, hem
ming eravats. &c. All OF which shall be done
with neatness and Dispatch, at ,he most moderate
prices
July IL. tf96
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Sicn of the Golden Mortar,
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
/nTIE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale a
well selected assortment ofSEAsOSABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest style and fashions
which together with low prices will, he hopes
be an inducemeri Tor dealers to call and Gam-
me the assortment.
Among them are the following:
IA 10 Cd Cambria aud Joconet Muslins
Plain aud ng'd Null aud Book Muslins, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain and extra fg'd
Common and superior prints, new style
PLAIN and stripe Batiate, silk Barrage
SWISS Muslin Capes and Collars
Elegant Gauzc and Silk HIS.
Irish Linens, Black LuicstinP, do Surcassan
Ladies' Kid and lloslins Gloves
Gentemcns Iioskin's aud Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
ELEGANT Plaid SILKS, new style
Fine Versailles and balentla Vostines
Superior Blue aud iaucy colorcd Cloths
Brown, bleaclcd aud plaid Gottons
With almost every other articles suited Ia tho
season aud demand, and will, il is hoped, render
satisfaction TO customers.
ABNEY NJ FACkLER,
Bank Square, Iynchburg.
May /. Is39
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1imhsrst County, Jaae Court, ls!7
Archibald Robertson, Pie
against
William \. Gillian and Mary Gillian, Deffs.
IN tIANCERY
appearing 20 the court that the defendant William
A. Gillian doth moi reside within the limits of Tins Stat;
on Noton ct the plaintiff, II ordered than the said
defendant " tam A. Giam doth anpear bc,a M IT,
fret day of september court navt prd enter his ,n
ace ahf giI" security according to law and answer tho
compliments bill Aud it's further ordered thai COM, q,
lns ota9L DC forthwith published in the Lynchburg Viz.
another copy thereof be posted the front door of the
Courthouse OF tins county, ON some court d,y. WV
AZ Aeopy-Feste, A. b. DAVIES OK. A. c
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FANCY SEOR r..
June -

WV L have this day opcoed very general
w assortment Of rich md elegant fanc,
Goods surpassine in style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered to the public.
Satin Scarts 3 - yds. long beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss Scarts cnincly new
Gauzc Barege q Can de Maple silk tll>rs.
4 great variety of shaded hgf silks
Elegant Reticules, plain and shell mddles
Brussels thread lace aud edgings
Gimp laces which will wash equal to thread
4 beautiful assortment of new style Bet Rib
bons
Waqelly stripe and other fancifnl fier. Calicoes
Bateste and Barege Dresses all shades
POO pair fancy cold silk and Prnella Shoes.
The above goods with additional supplies
weekly looked lor, places us in an attitude to
furnish our friends on such terms that we tlater
ourselves will give general satisfaction.
u Country Merchants are respectfully invi-
ted MCKEE, ROBINSON 4 CO.
May %. tis2
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+. AND -for sale ooo 81 1000 acres Of land,
~ I,lug on Gamblers Mountain. anh about
miles rom Lvncbhulg. adjoining the lands oil
Capt Richard Perkins, Thomas Norman, \
chills Dooglas, ard Daniel Gambler This land
is heavily tinbelcd with pine, poplar. ~. aud
containing much ,nuabl, tobacco aud meadow
laud. The citI1tns OF Lynehburg, or its vlcinl-
ty to whom tho baud would be valuable VIII
apply to Robert III. Gray iol. further particulars,
unn the last dap OF July next on which dey il
vii be exposed 10 public auction, on credit OF
d, l., aud Is months. The said land will be
sold altogether, OF in lots 10 suit purchasers
bond, with approved security, will be required
from the purchasers This valuable real estate
may be had AT very reduced price. Attention
will be be paid to any private applications made
10 lsohert IL. Grey, my agent IN lyuchbmg,
Who Is fully authorized TO sell the said land
AiNliSIEAD LONG.
june -. tctdsI6.