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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14
MxSEELEA III z.
From the Connecticut Mirror.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

From the Connecticut Mirror.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Group after group are gathering-such as prest
Once to their Saviours arms, and gently lad
Their cherub heads upon his shielding breast,
Though sterner souls the fond approach forbade =
Group after gr,up glide on with o,seess tread,
And round Jchovah's sacred altar meet,
Where holy thoughts in infan, hearts are bred,
And holy words their ruby lips repeat,
It with chastened glance, in modulation sweet.
Yet some there are, upon whose childish brows
Wan poverty hath done the work of care
Look up, We sad ones It's your Fathers house
Beneath whose consccrated dome you arc;
More gorgeous robes ye see, and trappings rare,
And watch the gaudier forms that gayly move,
And deem, perchance, mistaken as you are,
The " coat of many colors" proves His love,
Whose signis in the heart. and whose reward above.
And ye, blest laborers in this humble sphere,
To deeds of saint-like charity inclined,
Who. from your cells of meditation dear,
Come forth to guide the weak, un,utored mlnd,-
Yet ask payment, save one smile refined
OF grateful love lone tear OF contrite pain!
Aleekly we forfeit TO your mission kind
The rest of earthly Sabbaths BE your gam
Sabbath without end, mid yon celestial plain.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14
SPRING GOODS.

The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
sortnent of Spring Goods, which he IS disposed TO
sell at the most reduced prices or cash, or approved
credit
.fnaong the variety Of his goods
Are-Chntzes calicoes and ginshAlns
Cambria, Jaconet and null null lnusins
Grecan and Battese stripes
Irish linens, linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape shaWis
Black senshaw lutestrng, mantuas, Bovars SILK batses
Light coloured plain and igur'd Gros de nap ditto
Silk flags, Macrass and cotton flag handkerchiefs
A g. 5-4 black and white silk shawls
"a, "a and l04table linen, Russia Diaper and CRASH
1914 countc,paines and rugs
A. Dleeched and brown sheetings and sh'rungs
Dorchester and hssanpink bed ticking
Bsngip and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic plaids and stripes
Furniture and apron checks
White and coloured linen and cotton Drilling
Denmark satin and silk stripe do
Superfne bombaznes Caspian stripes and NORWICH grapes
3-4 and CO cambria and furniture diinity
Valencia toinet Marsales and Florentine vestlngs
a. ~ 81 merino cashmere & English merino long
square shawls
eros de nap cause, and cashmere hahukefs'e'o
Blue and yellow nankeens
Ingram Competing, and sacklng bottoms
Bayateres, sattins and Inantua ribbons
paper hangings and bordering for rooms
Umbrellas and parasos
Steel and gilt coat buttons
y Suspenders, tapes and carpet binding
Ladies' Leghorn hats and flats
Mems leghorn and sea grass hats
Porter sheet,ngs, Ausnaburg and Russia sheeting
A. and "a and Cd oil cloths
White and colmreti cotton and silk hose
With his usual assortment OF
Cloths and Kers,meres.
Always on hand the best quality live geese feathers
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends and TIN
public generally for the very liberal encouragement III
has met WITH and hopes by keeping good assortment am
selling cheap as usual he will retain the publcs patronage
Joseph Pogue.
NJ B. The subscriber will sell cloths and kctslmeres
particular n small advance from the auction prices Pei
wanting cheap articles will find it to their advanag
~ 9" ~ ' 1-3r
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CONDITIONS.

TIE DEL.4Y.RRE JOURNAL is pub
lshed on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
psr apnum; tzoo dollars every Str months in I'D
Tancc.
advertisements inserted on the nseaI TERMS
Fin: One dollar for four insertions Of sicteen
lines, and so IN proportion for evcry number Of
additional lines and Insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-14
Joseph Pogue.

NJ r. The subscriber will sell cloths and kcrsimeres in
particular 1t small advance from the auction prices Per-
sons wanting cheap articles will find it to their advantage
= ' "' ~ $3.50 - - 1-Sm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-12
FANCY STORE.

NhnfL have this day opeaed very general
:" assortment Of rich and elegaat Fancy
Goods' SURPRISING in style and beauty any thing
heretofore Offered 10 the public.
Satin Scars 10 yds, bong beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss Scarfs entirely ncw
Gauze, Barge & eau de Maple six Hkis.
great variety Of shaded 6gr. Silks
Elegant Reticules, plain aud shell rniddles
BRUSSELS thread LACE and edgings
Gimp laces which vii wash equal 10 thread
beautiful assortment OF new style Belt Rib
hons
Wayerly stripe and other fancifil fgr. Caliooes
Bateste and Barge Dresses all shades
200 pair fancy cold silk aud Prunella Shoes. :
The above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for, places us in an attitude TO
furnish our friends ON such terms that We 1atter
ourselves, viii give general satisfaction.
u Country Merchants are respectfully invi-
ted. MCKEE. ROBINSON X co
May %. tfs2
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n AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
IL lor sale his valuable tract of land wherein
he now lives, containing 354 - Acres, lying in
Campbell County, ON Stone Wall Greek, IL
miles below Lynchbmg, and in 3 miles ofJames
River, and in miles offs Merchant Mills. This
land Is the first rate tobacco land, and We'll wa.
tered, good improvements, aud plantation in
ample order for cropping, sufficient TO work 5 or
hands 10 advantage and possession NAV be
add al any time before the present crop is pitch.
rd-Fof terms, apply 10 the subscriber living
on the premises, JOHN WALKER. ir.
Feb. |. ctf26
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Ite1 En Sale in Virginia.

u1.uF SUBSCRIBER has na'anrons Ha@e
- LAID lor ssie ~ the Western c'"uaeN
..sT,-,;n,, 10 VT IN tsreenhfief henrees Men
s,wa Giles Legsn, Wood Aonong ina I ~.
-, Ii.,.r;s.r LeNts. Gabcll aud hahh"Pa :
,,a,eb h. nr,pss.s ts sell At pubic "aoi'", !"
The places aud times stated Feiow
tseo.s, A,rr. ~ Msaen and Cabell--st Point
pis,.,,,, en- tuesday the 9th day oiJane
nerL On
sr,o Nn A.. IS in Keuhswa. Leran AND tiles
a. cba,lrs,on. On Nendaf the tn June
,s5o ON I~re. il Lewis --oa lionday Tie "a OF
inly. az Weston.
sonpn ,efcs 10 Har1son-at Slarksbufg' on
Auniartbe 10th Of July
100 fs.o Acres IN Grrenbrier ant monroe -"
Irsi.hurv oa Nosdsy tine 18th June
pnotru Acres ~ RsedoiPn-on Monday ~ p'
ve,i,. 2fth DAY Of August
S,I,s 10 continue f,om lay tn day Until an arc
sold Bqing obliged TO eioso several bsidic' ms
season. those who rnay wish 10 mako purchase
are respectfully invited to view the lands ana At
,cad the sales thrn they mny have . ehahc' 81
making valuable purchases. ~ the lands mus o'
mid There are some valuable boitoms Oh Tue
Rivers aud Creeks. and large quantity OF p'ou
farming lands.
The land. vii be sold 20 suit purchasers wish
I,~ 10 make large sctrcmcuis--pr those ~ sihhn-
or ,ettlemenis--er IN single fsrms-and there
are many settled farms ~ each county
4 credit viii he given Of !, ?, ., aud years
payable by aanu1l inslalments, and good o'es
ssladr TO thr lands,
The particulars ofquantity and quality oicach
tract viii be explained al the time OF the sale.
Inc subscriber viii ofer for sale, al pubiio nno-
ton. % 900 Acres OF Land, lying IN kentneky,
Al the Red Bank, on the Ohio River IN tendfr.
sons Grant. neatly joining the count, Town oil
Hcnderson--with about ~ 900 Acres III various
other counties m kentucky. The tune audi place
IT sale wlll be made known previous 10 me SAFE
taking place. WV fi.fN 20,
Penn Pleasant. Mason city june l.--co"fb
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May 10.

NrOTlCE.-fursnant to the conditions of a
IN deed Of trust executed by Jabez Camden
and Nancy his wife, TO the subscriber, " hich
was admitted TO record in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court OF Amherst, on the 9th day
OF November 1923, ior the purpose OF securing
10 Charles Il. Penn, several sums OF money
therein specified | shall, on the Sth day of
June, 1927, on the premises, sell at auction, for
cash, tract of land III the County of Amherst
adjoining the lands of VIM. Stinnctt and others.
containing by estimation 700 Acres be the same
more or less. Acting as trustee shall convey
10 the purchaser such title only as is vested in me
by the deed aforesaid, and no other.
JAMES POWELL.
May II. ctd,4O
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tatharne Cash, wife Of Peter Cash tor,nar,, CT.
rue CCehPneii by George Campbell her brother and
heA, TRENT ut ogaipSi Peter Cash Def In ChancrIv
nc ueiehdant Peter Cash not having entered his an
ana gwen security according the act dr As,
sns i9 me rules of this court, and il appearing In
~ '' ny satisfactory evidence, that he il mot an in
'"i'."' o' ',S eouDtry-On motion of the pIaintiT by
' IL ~ ordered thai the said Defendant m m,
PEI" mere OF the frs day of the next Anru,t term
p' iis county and answer the bill of the plain
~ "u ma acopy OF this order he lorhS it'll inscr,oJ
- -, 5nilal a new spap"r published in The town Of
-! Tor Two months snccessrcl}t and posrrd ~
- "oof oil the courthouse Of this coua,j on SOM
'oart day' hccN- -Fcstc, ''''''
A. y. DAVIES e
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M oliCE-Pursuant toa decree ofthe ceHn-
~ ~ court OF Bedford, the undersigned con-
mlssloners otter for sale. the tract OF land lylng
IN Bedford county, late the pfonerty OF Roberl
Burton, decd adjoining Mrs. Aun Mosely Mrs
lay aud others ,contalnlng nv an old survey four
hundred acres. Apart at thls tract is excellent
tobacco aud now IN woods. and there is q tol,ra.
Die GOOD orchard on the place. Joel Yan.ey
esq VIII slew the land to aus person >hIna 10
buy, aud fer terms which will be very accom-.
modailns apply to \. Robertson Lynchburg.
RICHARD WALKER
JOEI lANCEY,
A sOBEkTSON
May IL r6v.tO
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NJ EVEN o-The subscriber begs leave 10
- inform the public that he is appointed
aecnt 0nr this par Of the country) By The
publishers, for The following valuable Perio.
deal Works, viz
North American Review, published ia BGs.
on.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published ia
Philadelphia.
Medloo Cbrnrgical Review, published ia
New York, and Edited by James johnson,
NJ. ID.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by \. Chapman, NJ. D.. ". +. Dewes, NJ. D.
and john Goldman, NJ. b. &c. &c.
will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained greaI reputation and praise tIom The
sery best judges IN the Unard States, belag
edited by ihe most rmiaeni literary men Ia
The world, and the Typographical part e6e-
ruted equal TO any whatever
The subscription price for each OF The a.
hove works IS IS per annnm. | will iurnsh
either OF them 10 subscribers delivered in this
place tree OF ali other expenses; which vii
save 10 those " no lake them from me about
two dollars n year on each work. hore
gentlemen Will do me the favor of calling and
subscribing tor one or all of the above valra-
bic works ASRAM r. NORTH
Dec. liz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-12
I'd COX BlNDERY.--The subscriber has lo,,

Isl COX BlNDERY The subscriber has late.
ID Iy procured AN additional first rate Boook
Binder, which enables him to do all work +,
that line, with neattess and dispatch lie la.
received direct from Philadelphia, a very l,,g.
supply of paper of very superior quality, when
enables him TO do any kind of Blank Uork at q
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the nub.
lie generally may rely on having any work or.
dered OF me, faithfully done and made out of the
best materials and at very low prices. Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as 1 am somewhat at les.
IRE and can do them much better than when 7
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower urices
than they ever were known to be done at in mi,
dart Of the country, and in much more SUPER.
OF manner. ABItAM X. NORTH.
Feb . tSQ7
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MILLER a. ROBERTS.

w i~i1'1iA ~ nv LII ,,
IESANE on hand large aud general assort-
- ment of Groceries and various other arti-
cles, amongst which are the following:
Best West India brown aud common sugar,
Loaf and Ne" Orleans sugar,
Green coffee. old Java coffee,
Imperial aud eunpowder tea,
Old jamalca aud Antigua Rum,
Old French Brandy,
Old Madeira and sicily NJ Vine.
Old and new mhskeY,
Apple Brandy
Newark cider, vinegar,
IalIow candles assorted skies,
sperm candles,
EarthCn-ware assorted
Stone ware assorted,
salt pCtrc, alum,
Indigo, madden, corperas,
Pepper, ginger, spice,
Cotton sheei'ng aud shifting,
Cotton yarns assorted numbers,
Canhricks, Calcocs
Mcns hned and bound aud coarse shoes,
Aomen's leather and morocco shoes,
sole leather best sort
New behring's, new shad,
Ger aud bilsiertd steel.
tons bar iron,
800 sacks salt
10000 lbs. We'll cured bacon
All oil the above Goods Ne will sci low foU
cash on understandable produce.
u Cash given Tor Bacon, Whisky 4 Flour.
May IL. TITO
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David & Robert KYLE

SO ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
lIL their friend, and customers TO the follow
ing articles recently receiyed
A few pieces Blk. Italian and Smchew Lutte.
strings
DO do Plain and iis'd Blk eros de Nap.
case fine Lawns and 3.i Irish Shectngs
do Calicoes of the latest and handsomest
style
few pieces Rich Damask Table Linen from 5
to 10 qrs
case fashionable parasolS
do very fine Blk. 4 White Cotton Hose, &c.
Which they intend to sell at very moderate
prices Nav %.
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Elegant Summer Goods -

IIiC-uiil NDuulIllCI oObuS
Yh AVID " ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
- in Announcing TO then friends and custo-
lners the arrival of IA new supply of well selected
and fashionable goods, part of which are the
following, VIZ:
a few pieces Sheppards Extra, Blue Cloths.
some of which are not 10 be surpassed in fine
ness. and are remarkable for their beautiful
riCh,shades.
piece super Blk Cloth, said to be the finest e.
yer seen for the price.
| do finest Blue London Cashmere,
Several pS Biz Lustngs, a beautiful and sub
stantial article tor gentlemen'S summer wear
British Nankeens and Russia Drmgs,
India Long NankeenS and Blk Circassians,
, ps superior whitc Marseilles,
do do Buff, splendid article,
Col and white MarscilleS medium qualities,
, case Calicors best quail and bandsomcst style,
| small case Muslin Ginghams,
Fine Tambored Book MusIms,
Plain .Iaconets, Null and Book do
. cases double Leghorn BoliyaIs Hats,
, do Straw Bonnes, &c. &c. &c
ALSO several bales Sd and "A plain do
mestics, apron and counterpart checks of the
best Indigo dye, 81 and Al brown and beached
cotton cloths, and bales finest Sea Island
Sheetngs, and quantity of Tichlenburg, and
yard wide Russia Linens.
May IL. tito
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-12

y OTICE.-By virtue ofa deed Of trust exc
" cuted tous b, Stth Mead bearing date ON
the l7th day of April 1919, and Of record in the
county court of Amherst, aud TO effect certain
purposes in said deed expressed we shall, on the
3Oth day Of June, 1927, ON the premises, sell, 10y
way ofpubllc auction, for cash, three certain Lots
On parcels of Ground, lying aud being in the
county OF Amherst, upon Lynchs Road, near
the town of Nadison--the FIRST lot containing
I "a acres, more or less--lhe second containing
3 "a acres, more or ess-and the third contain
ing half of an acre, more or less or much
thereof as shall be necessary to effect the unsa-
tisfed purposes of said deed of trust, and to de-
fray the expenses of sale.
Acting as trutees we will convey TO the pur
chaser or purchasers Of said property the title
vested in us by said deed of trust, and none O.
Their THOMAS WATT, (.r.
CHS. DABNEY, ''S'''''
June |. ctds43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-12

I'd ELIGlOUS TRACTS.--A large supply of
I'D Religions Tracts, extending from No.
to No. l97, inclusive, have been received AT the
Depository.
The Members and Friends Of the Society here,
and those living at distance, can be supplied
OH application TO GEOhGE BAGBi, Treasurer.
June g. 3tS0
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May g

NfEW BO0kS.-The subscriber M,
~ the pleasure of informing the p,,bl,,. :, an
he has just received direct FROM Phij55,i,A ''''t
very large supply Of B0OkS aud SIAlInS, a
Ky, which renders his stock very J,,.. y
compete--Among the last arrivals are n,s,,,, '''
~ interesting and valuable productions -, -
Almacks, Novel in , vols. The Ray,a..
have said so much ia praise of this orb ,h.,
would he supefflnous to say amy more
Tales of the O'Hara Family, in = vols .o,a.
series. II may well be questioned whether M M
story was ever written of a more afIect;nf 10y
Interesting character ihan the Nowlins. IN ~" ~
work, which having once been read, il will -,
be easy 10 forget. NV
Tales of Voyage TO the Arctic Ocean i, q
vols This perhaps is the most interesting as
amusing production that has been belo,e ,Gu
public for some time.
Paul Jones, Romance by Allen Funnia..
ham. in 3 vos.--so much has alread, been IA
praise of this work, before received il tb,,
need not say any thing more IN favor oft
Honor o Hara, Novel in 2 vols bv A..
Maria Porter, who is generally great iayo,,,
writer with me
Family Legends and Traditions of the S,,,t
of Ireland with fine plates. This is cert,i,.l,,
the most magical work that the public has t,J,
the pleasure OF pefusing for some time At lrast
America, by the author OF Europe TIN ,,,i
ter stands very high as literary man, hence ina
work must, or ought, TO be a good one.
Speeches of Henry Clay, with a very cor,e,,
portrait This work is executed in ser, ma,
terly style, being printed on very superior m.
per, which must prove very interesting Ia H..
3" Coalition party ABRAM H. NORTH
MAY g.
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.yr.a RoBrHTSoN's PATENT SIGMA

syNSa ROBFBTSONS PATENT sI0MA.
- tAG HffERS These celebrated and
aell known Buters are composed purely OF We
gctablrs. ni The must innocent, yet specific vr-
tics aud are particularly recommended for re-
storing Wrak constitutions cleansing n strength
e,dng The stomach and increasing the appetite
they eApel worms IN all ages, but from their SIM
= citv aud safety are most natural and cffeciu-
alyirmitngc whca adminlsteredto children; they
are gratefully warn,, aud pnngently aromatic {;
they are extremely seryiceahle in all seasons,
but particularly so ON the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such 10.
ta loss ofappet'te; they arr also certain proven
tive against those complaints so much in the
spring. such as Intermittent Fevers aud Agucs,
Dtsentsries, &c DC.
They possess, moreover, the property peculiar To
themselves, OF qua lihng aud ameIioratlne those
maaBmatory prrnIcous qualities Inherent IN AZ.
dent spirits, aud so often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into a whole
some, pleasant, and nyigoramg stomaehlc.
They are very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended Tor the Use oftavefns, Us we'll
a. pri,ate families,
sw dozen hritles oithe above valuable Bit
tiers, Tor sale b, thr subscriber Price one dol
Tar pen bottle WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Feb. % Opposite Post Office
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Consumptions, Coughs, &c.

Buffers IegetabA hd,m SpeGfc,
nt0R III" e,re ii Colds, Coughs, tonsamptl-
II ons. Spntmg of Blood, Asthma, aud all ds-
orders nfthc Breast and Lungs
The Vegetable Indian Specific. has stood the
test OF experience, aud proved itself the most va
luablS remedy ever discovered tor the cure Of
Asthma, and all the diseases OF the breast aud
lungs, leading to consumption. The following
certificate usl received from . highly respected
gentleman viii show It's ,oiuc.
l. Samuel Moore do hereby certify, that for
upwards OF year, was severed, atIhcttd with
pam IN my breast, accompanied with very bad
cough aud shortness Of breath and every mdica-
Ton tln the opinion OF physcianl of approach.
mg consumption. Ante, passing through
course of medicine and finding no rcirl | was
induced To make tlinl of Buffers Vegetable fndi.
an Specific, aud the use Of one aud halt botIlc,
completely restored me 10 health and | have re.
manned ~ ever since being upward. OF n year
The celebrated Dir. Cullen has taught rs that
" our hlst attention should be employed IN watch
ing the approach ofthc disease aud preventing
IT, proceeding 10 an mcnrahle state and IN per
sons OF consumptlyc habit especially those born
Of eonsunptlve parents. the slightest symptom
oi an approaching consumption AT the consump.
i've period OIL lie ought carefully TO be attended
Ia
ne NIt'Hf IS oht0lnri Nv extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &c. when IN pcriec.
ton In consequence Of happy combination
OF the iunst valuable herbs Ne. It becomes IA bal
sam OF superior value. ithcals thciniurcd parts,
opens the pores and conposrs the disturbed
nerves, after the manner Ut an anodyne conse-
quenty the obstruction Of the chest and the lungs
which constitute the disease parlicnlarl, need lis
use. II promotes cxpectoration, which is so
constantly called for aud whilst il cleanseS and
heals, i, also gives strength 10 the tender lungs
In tins manner it removes the hectic fever i'm.
proves digestion, gives strength to tb. nerves re
pains the appetite and improves die spits. This
specific may always he given IN salotv-it is
mid n pleasant to the taste and IS found partcu-
laily useful in hypoChrondrical ncryous aud hys.
teriCal diseases.
Each bill ofdroctionS contains detailed ac-
Count OF this disease in all its different stages.
aud will be accompanied with the signature of
the proprietor in red ink, l. is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed 10y the pro-
prietor sole agent ton LynchburC.
June D. 3m THOMAS J. pUVAL.
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Nfayi

IssOLuII0N The copsrtnership Of
~ X. Norvcll& w II Morgan was dissolved
on tn, 1t day Of this month by limitation.
Thosp indebted arc requested to make immed'ate
payment either too X. Nofvell or James v,
Morgan; and those having claims are desired to
present them for pay ment, rs II Is indispehsably
necessary that the bnsines oithe concern should
he closed without delay. q. X. NORtLLLs
WM. II. MORGAN.
June 8 tssb
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ksARtz 81 SALE.--Un saturday the 9th DAY
al Jnnp next. We viii sell, upon the PIE.
rnise, ri rnblic auction. tor cash, III" House
aud i3t nov ~ the occupancy of Alexander
Briarelanh near the slaughter pen, IN tue VI
cinIty OF l,vnchbutg--nt the same TIME aud
rlace will he sold one horst cait, together with
all The household aud .tch,n furniture Of eve
~ description belonging 10 snId Brdgclmf
consisting ufihrer irathor beds, and furniture
complete thres mahogany dung tables, form
- one set. one salpu' dining table, one clock
Nd rasr onr DOZEN windsor chairs, on" rocking
do enc ch,lds, high 10. aud mahogany bureau
AID loakinp elass one set of china, hall dozen
.,iveriabe spoons halt dozen ten do. one sil
seriRdic, nne irnu and one boimetal kettle
cuSrors plates di.hes, &c. &c too tcdnns here
20 enruoraie The above wtli he made IN pur-
stiancu nfa deed OF trust executed by saul Mex.
Brilgeland Ia the undersigned. ior the purpose
Of securing two several debts due to the late
firm of NleNander Inmphns, Il Co and is now
q; record IN the llnstBgs Court Clerks 0fice
for the Corporation Of Lynchburg. The trus-
tees wall aEY convey such right TO tins property
as the SAID deed vests in Them
) Il NJ II. GARLAND, Trustees.
Mav25 tdsi2
pOSTP NEMENT.
The aho,e sale IS postponed unul Saturday,
the sd uis,ant. 5. n VI. H. GARLAND,
juno T. Trustees.