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-. Cegrac Rread9. So.

Old Yoli,a,d On, Cagrac Broady, So.
NI have ON baud aad arenos RECEIVING
900 sacks Liverpool sldt
20 Gaes Gofee-psit PRIME green
10 Bars java do.
10 Boxes G T.. and Imperial Tea
20 ihds Sager
In. ces.ltiee
Geo 10. Cotton Yarn No. & te IL
IN Quarter boxes Hacks segars
% nean,s Nfinng Paper
8 Bbls family LOAF Sugar
= do common do. do
Pipe Holland Gin old and genuine.
1pp pr Gdgaar brandy do. do.
Ilhd Iamaien ltam do. do.
: Hhds Moiasses
IN Bills Malaga VINE
Or cazk old Madeira Wine
2 do do sicily Madeira Wine
! Crates Earhcn Ware
Bacon, &c sc. &c.
Which sc offer Ton sale wholesale or retail
ON as godd 1esms as they eau be had IN this place
JOHN x SEIH HALSEf.
Nay1. 4t76
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March %.

mp OTICE,--I wish TO sell my tract of Land,
III lying on Old Womans Greek in Pttsyl-
vania county, about one mile from Stamton riv-
er, and about % southwest of Lynchburg. 1t
adioins the lands OF Capt. John Ward, Thomas
T. Adams and others. On this tract, there are
upwards of 100 acres of rich low-grounds, in
body. The highland is well timbered with fine
pine. That part ofthe tract which is cleared, is
good, and produces we'll This land contains
two good orchards ofexcellent fruit. The range
for stock is extensive, and unequalled by any in
this section of country. Ii embraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great 4 supply of water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate and
a credit will be given Any person wishing TO
purchase, will please call on the Subscriber, liv-
ing at Wards Bridge. Campbell county.
JOIN. B. RUTLEDGE.
Feb 1S cts2S
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NeOllCE.-By virtue Of deed of trust exc
IN cuted to the subscriber by Jesse kennedy,
on the LIST day of May, 1928, and duly recorded
ia Amherst Clerks office, for the purpose of Sc
curing certain debts therein mentioned, to Joseph
kennedy, VIII sell. at public auction, on the
premises, on Monday, 2lst day of May, 1927,
the following property, to witt the House and
Lot in the said deed mentioned, lying at Amherst
court house, bounded by DR. Powell and Sam
nel HeislSell; also, one feather bed and other
household ard kitchen furniture; also, his inte-
rest in the dover of Susanna Alfred; also, his
interest aa certain suit depending in the Lynch
hnrg Chancery Court. between himself, Cornelius
Powell and others Such title only will be CON
yeyed TO the purchaser as isvestedn me MS tr,ls-
tee WM KELLY.
daY 4. to cot
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To Planters and Storcrs of Tobacco
from apptr Inspections.

gNHE additions 10 shocltDe Warehouse gran.
"a ted by act OF Assembly, the last Session.
enables the Proprietor TO say, the Roum and ad.
dHioual convenience for the reception of Tobac.
CO. IS greatly Increased and the despatch that
Can be given to Crops called for Inspection, on
any day is equally So
Their is recently, attached 10 the establish
meut a fixture, under shelter, TOR unloading
wagons which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather. while unloading and the casks from
being broken. This Inspection is well known
u be situated near the foot " the Basin. about
che centre OF the city. and immediately in the Vi
ctnitt ufthe Compiling HOUSES of nearly all the
Bowers oftAc article
Beng 'he grra' Tobacco MatSe', he breaks
are regularly leaitd epery BoRiny. by Deaf
ers a. hts Cug d1i Maucteser--paying 10 the
s atr IL auts 15r Insurance, the Tobacco Is pro-
tried, BY tho Sigts agalaa toss By Fire, il. the
saH,t mdImer, as al giher Public Inspections are.
Tse large Fire Proof Tobacco Warehouse, 81
tult.d between Shockoe Wareh use and the la.
SIN. .aaj immediately at the foot OF the Basin. is
0Eesed 10 Storers Of Tobacco, from the uppcr
tnsp 'Ciens, fer their patronage. This House is
capable Of holding about 5000 Hhds livery
despatch IS given 10 Sampling and shipping
From It's convenience 10 the Basin no charge a.
rises for Dray1ge. The Proprietor holds him.
seircspoasib'e lor any loss that may arise, by
ins-s',ipping Of fihds. from this house, or los,
by Fire. 10 the amount or extent 10 which he is
h.mselfnsured, upon snch Tobacco, under tho
policies oftfre following Insurance Companies
for their respective amounts, insured aeams
loss damage by FIRE as interest may appear
w. m the lima Insurance Company, of Hart
fu.l, Conneeiicut, far sl5.Go0-in the Farmers
're Insurance and Loan Company, city of "
York $1,000. further Insurance of $40 ool
vii De effected in a few days, of which due no
ticc viii be given
The Establishment; being public convenience,
The Proprietor hopes 10 receive a fair proporti
on of Public Patronage. WMI NORRIS
Richmond, May 3. tc1w7s
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NIYR BARTEL BR0Oks--Sir--Asyo you are
Ill not an inhahiiant of this Commonwealth
give you notice, that, on Friday the 4th day OF
June. 1927. between the hours Of sunrise aud
sunset, shall, Mt the house of James Wood, in
Prince Edward county, proceed TO take the de
positions of Henry NJ Watkins aud Others to be
read as evidence IN suit now depending in
Campbell court, IN which am plaintiff, and you
and John Holt are defendants. Yours, Ne.
HEZEklAH BROOKS.
MAY I. c1m'3o
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April2O

Mr. James H. Colemaa;
VI make NOTICE, that shall on the 10th
- day of May, at Booths Store, in the
county of Franklin, proceed to take the affida-
Wis Of Thomas Preston, Orewry Holland and
others, to he read as evidence as an Injunction
now depending in the Superior Court of G nance.
~ for the Lynchburg District ia which you
are plaintiff aud anu decentralization and
where yon may attend you think proper
PETER BOOTH.
April % c4w36.
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r AND FOR SALE-By virtue of the last
Ii will aud testament Of sanne Lewis, deed.
the Dxerutor being therein instructed to sell the
lands belonging 10 the said dccedent, will aez
cordingly, ON the 10th day OF May next on the
premises, near Benjamin WatIlins's store, sell
the lands aforesaid, containing 6l5 acres, 300
acres OF whch is subject To thswidow's dower,-
believing that no person will purchase the same
without first viewing the lands shall therefore.
say but little MS TO the quality The land lies
well, fine grain land, aud Ia considerable quantity
good tobacco land. The terms will be mad,
known Oh the day of sale.
JOSEPH LEWIS, Ex'or.
April Ia. cl5M36
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SPRING GARDEN Ter Sale !;

,
.. ilIA1ED in Rockingham county, hor,h
- Carolina, on the main road icading from
oaiein aud Salisbury 10 Lynchburg and Rich.
iae1d. IBIS delightful and wei known pru-
dence for health, good water. and beauty OF site
alton, IS not SURPASSED by perhaps any IN the
siaie--The tract OF land contains upw arsds
two thousand acres. about one hundred ofwhich
are cleared, and nearly all fresh AZ least one
ihrd Of the tract IS prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land, aud from its
iesei situation Is susceptible of high state of
improvement. The land abounds with good
springs, and is covered with excellent timber
As stand for a mercantile business, Spring
GARDENS equal TO any, having five public roads
leading 10 II from different directions, and has
been place OF considerable business for forty
years. The improvements are new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, store, and tay-
efn house, which with little repairing would
be very good, new barn, shielded for stables, a
shop aud other out houses. Determined TO re-
move to the western country, viii sell bargain
in the above property, and receive few likely
negroes in part payment. For terms, apply to
the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES {. GALLBWAY.
March Q. cl2t30
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inlY virtue of a deed of trust, made to the sub
~ scriber and James 7. Wright by Cornelius
Pearce, dated ON the 10Th day of February, 1911,
and OF record in the Office ofthc Hastings Court
of Lyuchburg, for the purpose OF securing GER
tain debts due 10 Geo Whitlocle, l. as surviving
trustee, viii proceed TO sell on the premises, on
Friday. the 18th OF May next, if fam if not the
next fair day thereafter Sundays excepted, for
ready money, certain half acre of Ground, in
the Corporation of Lynchburg, lying and being
on tenth street and sixth alley. The title is be-
lieved unquestionable. but. acting trustee.
shall only convey such as is vested in me by said
deed. GEO. i. RICHARDSON, SurNi-
April27, t-tds38 wing I ,tlstee
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May 1.

YDURSuANr 10 a decree of the Superior
< Court of Chancery. directed by law TO be
holden nj the town of Lynchburg pronounced
on the 24th day of October, 1896 in cause
therein depending between Gabriel I. Scott, pitt
and Reuben Pendleton James ;. Pendlcton aud
Robert Iinslcy detts The undersigned Mar
shal ofihe said Superior Court of Chancery,
will, on Wednesday, the 30thday of next month,
II fair, II not the next fair dIY, atthe Courthouse
Of the county OF Ahhe,sfsprocccdt 10 sell, by way
ofp0blic auction. to The highest bidder, for roa-
dy money, two slaves. named Michael aud Gil
bert being the slaves, in the said decree menti.
oned. THOMAS A. H0LCOMBE, Mar.
April 81. ctds39
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ny 4 DY0ITs approved Ant-Bilious Pins
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
pain. Malignant Feeers, &c. There Pills il
administered ia time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach, viii counterfeit the causes which com.
monty produce yellow or Bilious Fever, Aguc Oh
}al Fove1S. Billions Cholic Pleursy, Dyscnte
~, Worms, Sioh aud Fou Stomach, Head Ache
Los> Of Appetite, llaiulence, Epeptc Fits, lily.
pochoadria, and Hystcrica Complaints, Som
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
IL. fheY remove llahlull Costiveness, Colds
aud aougHs asthma, Sirapguary. Gravel, Rhcn.
ma.lsm, Gaoi scurvy. scorbutic Blotcbcs, lmpu.
rniys IA tbe Blood, l'cmale Complaints &c
\ hFther supply the above Pills this day
received a tire suhsst bor's Drug and Medicine
stJte price - cents a box,
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dee I. Opposite. Post-QGco.
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I'D 0BERT SHAPARD, tenders his services
le1 to the pnblic, as a Commission Agent. and
hopes by strict attention to business, TO merit a
share ofpnblic patronage. He will sell all kinds
Of country produce, such as Tobacco, Flour
Cotton, &c. He may be generally found at thu
Tobacco Warehouses, during the hours OF In
spection. Office least side) fronting shoeko,
Warehouse.
Richmond Ma g. 1903
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M OTlCE.--An persons having claims upon
~ me, in my official character, as late depu-
ty Ton {. Mundy, Sheriff of the county of Am
hcrst, are requested to call l,pon me without de
lay, and receive their money.
JOS. PETTYJ0HN
March % ts}3
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49, rIzEEH
81. Yssass - ID u ~es, oJaeaisate l ~
s 49, sss.ssea q - tss sIsaseaibef. ~ fta=
- 8iatfg. % sc lsra ade Il Afgii, $50 (of
s,,cses.s r. lsslil ms,fisHt.. AIT 81 fscera "a re
..l.sk's fir ofihe esets d Casapeeat, ~.h :,
80. = iss as.afsi bidder, for oase. Al ne sPeat
,sstiar. IL said eeasis Oh ne ladg Of Nav one
se.ysl anare h4e ieiifaer bejis aud furniture 'rs
1ssl II csiile, IL henie y hog, 'e,se ai'ep' one
fsIaal joiding ia5ie Pi'.e tistf eieiasS F.ess,
faaasird. eslamoH q 1ifs. hieteH 31r'aiMe
md 5l,a,aiion ioois-5o acres II id''d, riih Us
s,,p,frlgssbt... adjoining Nm Diagsd, and D.
..i.ss -aae aiao M ngai aud TIE u 'a'd slaetg
IA iAu ssiaif u a,s dsoeassd moiaer' oe'sg one
ss,rf nort y, ne aeie u huit1ekgi said estdte
.,,,.f \ 70 feisld II . slaets and The crop on hf
al.sls,os n nc death Of his mother, md also ~
a5a ggrs lsgaey, ciaig,s or de@dad, eoha'soqsy,
uair4 .ae sad jlakey may haee a. 70, OF oai y
IN eslle Of his mother, or any Other, fhaisoe,tf.
atei Hiis as Il rested IL ike subscriber 9yt1 doea
0E,,ss4iA ell & coareyed 10 the parcb6ser or ae
e4gv.Y IN c. M4LLiSTER
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KnHE EPISCOPAL CHuRCH.-Just recei-
- we'd, by the subscriber, very able and
ntcrestingpamphlet, entitled A caHdiid Eraa,ina-
ton otMe Protestant Episcopal Church, in ttro
Letters. 1t is said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused OF late, and here's some
thing ON the other side. Every body ought to
read This very ably written work. since it is put
out at the very low price of u , cents.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dee Ia
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IRA RATS on Boston, Providence New-Y ok
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
aud Richmond, Va, for sale IN sums TO suit pur-
chasers, at small premium AT the Lottery aud
Exchange Office of S. q NJ. ALLEN q co.
Lynchburg. where all kinds of uuclrrent money
is ls,en at the lowest rates Of discount
I,I, &c
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I'D ook BINDERY The subscriber has late
- " procured an additional first rate Boook-
Binder, which enables him to do all work, in
that line with neatness and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia, very large
supply of paper of very superior quality, "hicn
enables him to do any kind of Blank Uorf at a
minutes notice Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely on having any work or
dered of me- faithfully dene and made out of the
best materials and at very low priccs.-Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat At ieis-
ure and can do them much better than when !
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books al much lower prices
than they were known to toe done al IN this
dart of the country, and in a much more superb
ar manner, ADRIAN II, NORl III.
Feb. 9 ts29
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XliiE sale of MIR. Iyer's lands, heretofore
- advertised, is adjourned, Except as to the
land in Botetourt, which will be sold pursuant to
former notice. to the 4th day OF May, in Ken
lucky 9Th and 9th in Scott county, Va.
JESSE L. HARRISON,
Trustee
Apr4 tllcts5s
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NEW SPRING GOODS

yRN AVID ~ ROBERT KYLE. M addition Il
- their late supphes have luat received al
extensive aud wei ehosen assortment 81 oiaplt
and ancs Goods. Amongst winch are the toi
loving articles
super blue. black, and fancy cold Cloths ant
Cassimeros
superior black Grippe Robes
Do do assorted
fankin Robes. assorted
PLAIN black Gro.dr.Sap. excellent qualify
Iignfed do do
30 do assorted
Black inlian Luicstring and Mode
a.ttm, assorted
Cipe Lcesc aud Italian Grape, assorted
Nhrcelot 5hawls, new and splcadid article
Gauze aad fdney sik Hlilds
BLACK and cold Grape shawls
Superb Lace Capcs
Ianbaared Collars and Collarcts
Satns. ,5ansc AID Lulestring bonnet Ribbons
Grmps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
LADIES black aud white horse-skin Gloves
Do castor do
Superior Thread Laees and Edgng
Do Gsnp do
b5Dinel Neiis IL Bnbinct Lace
Tnrioise.s hel tuck aud side Combs
Imitation do do do
Inn Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutashing Crayats
DO black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing silk assorted
iinc f,vist aud saddlcrs' six
Superb English silk Nestnrs
Gsnd,mcn's Woodstock Gloves
DO. Norway doe do
Black Lcvauline lihl.ts.
Inc hlucl, lig Il Crasnts
DO Salornet do
Superior Bandanna, German, aud nag pocket
lIhids
White Domestics. assorted
Cacoes, dc. at.
the above comprise a small portion of the ar.
iielcs lust purchased IN Aew-lork aud Philadel.
phla. under the immediate inspection OF one of
the firm They will he found, on inspection to
be Of sterling quality, aud al prices Ear below
whit hH hitherto been considered Cheap
IN few days further supply viii be received.
Fob. %.
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April IL.

~ virtue ola deed of trust, executed TO the
- subscribers, by Edward b Clark, and duly
recorded In the county court of Campbell for
certain purposes therein mentioned, we will pro-
coed, on the premises ON the 18th day of May
next, 10 sell to the highest bidder, the tract of
land whereon the said Edward i. CLARK now re-
sides, situated on Flat creek. IN the county of
Campbell, containing upwards of four hundred
acres, twelve miles from Lynchburg. A further
description of this land is deemed unnecessary
ms it is presumed those inclined to purchase " i'll
be disposed 10 view the premises Acting rs
trustees, viii convey such title as is vested in
us, bat the title is believed to be ndisputable.-
TERMS made known ON the day ofsale
CRAVEN HORTON,
EDWARD &. NORMAN
April 90. tctds37
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YnN0R sALL, family of NEGRoEs. for
II cash on on a short credit; d man and wife
and four children Apply to the Printer.
March =. tf}3
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~ YV ADMINISTRATIVE l. ROBERT
! y KYLE are now opening an additional
5 ppy Deceived last evening" Of seasonable
d, Goods consisting in part ofsuperfine Cloths
n 4 Cassimeres; splendid new style C.Jicoes ;
Caa5ri4 oirnitfes, 81 &c.
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NNfEW MUsiC.-The subscriber has the plea
IN sure Of informing the ladies and gentlemen
of Lynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, a very valuable selection of NEW
MI sic, for the Piano-forte, German Flute, Cha
rionct, &c. &c, all OF which he is determined To
sell very low. ADRIAN r. NORTH
Iunp 10
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NNfEGR0ES FOR SALE.-PersOns lciating
Az fopWchase, can be furnished upon as tote
terms, and nih as raiu0t,e aadlheiy Negroes as
any IN this country. Tico erreiiem sean,streSses
are among The parcel How on hind.
4. NJ. WdDDELL
april 10. tlro
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NEW GOODS.

NeNfE have the pleasure of informing our
~ friends of the arrival of great many
scarce and desirable Goods, which we will sell
low--We are determined 10 retain the name OF
d" Chedp Store" Aud in daily expectation OF
receiving great many new aud fashionable ar
ticlcs 10 all ofwhch We respectfully invite the
attention OF our friends and the public.
MCKEE ROBINSON h Co.
Eeb r.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

GA lnHE SUBSCRIBER has en-.
1919 = nftcsd. N iirt Brick build
stz2fH iag. nddoot boloa the Frank
~ Im Hotel, the Boot aud Shoe ma
w king business His friends and
BA the public sfe respectfully solicit
AH ed 10 i've nm a calls as he can
A3u assure Them that his york shall be
a4 ~ Of the best Kind aud al orders
p''"'p'' WINSTON II. LucA5.
.Y,,I it76
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EgVflNTER Strained spermacet Lamp OIL,
w of the first quality, just received by
THOMAS !. DUtAL,
Sign ofhe Golden Mortar.
October 81

nj Y virtue of deed of trust executed by
- Peasants Murphey to the late John Hea-
den deed and the subscriber for the purpose OF
securing sundry debts therein mentioned, which
deed bears date the 9th day of November, 1923.
and is of record in the county Court of Bedford,
shall on the l7th day Of May next, if fair, ii
not the next fair day thereafter, Sundays cx-
ceptrd AT the residence of said Peasants Muir
ply, in the county of Bedford, proceed to sell
n public auction, the lands conveyed by said
deed, viz One tract, on which the said Plea
SAINTS Murphy now resides containing five
hun dred and eleven acres, more OF less, and
lying upon Goose and Mill Creeks, as more
particularly described, and subject to The reser-
vatlons contained in said deed OF trust, also one
undivided moety ola tract of fifteen acres, ~
ing on the south side of Goose Creek and boun-
ded by said Greek and the lands of John Ar
thur and others, or SO much of said lands as
will BIZ sufficient To pay whatever balance may
be due OF the debts secured by said deed Of
trust, aud the charges OF sale. These lands are
very valuable, containing large portion OF
low grouudS-thc terms, which will be in con-
| iofmiiy, with the provisions of said deed OF
trust vii be made known on the day OF sale.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey the title yes
ted in me by said deed Of trust and no other.
DANIEL TOMPkINS,
Surviving trustee.
April II. tds37
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ASf"IiCF.--Rs .:fiue u = deed sitn.zi, exc.
Cd eated ~ Christopher fsbel aisl haa. |.
isoeil. ON the 5ih day Of October. is21. and iu.s
recorded in Tie county cont If Auacfst We
shall. ON Tue dag. the 18Th Of alay. Il the Mar
kei House, IL the town Of I..nciiblBg. sell Tor
feady money ,tiie following property, 70 satisfy
said iced, 10 mIli tract OF parcel ofland, con-
fsiing igaeres, lying On James River, in the
county oi Amherst, about i4alf mile above tile
loil Bridge, also, nne house aud LOT, occupiad
eoy VIM ! isbeA, and lying on the road leading
roin Lynchburg 10 Amherst Couit House, to-
geiher Nth all and singular the rig hts and APP
puftenancesto the said tract Of Hand and LOT be.
longing also, three slaves, Caesar, Charles aid
Peter, lWatermen) As trustees. We shall con
yey only such title as is vested in u.s. though it
is believed to be indispu,able
THE TRUSTEES.
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a LCoHOL, Spirits Tmpentine, Venetian
~ Red, Spanish Brown, and number OF o.
ther articles just received aud for saIe'by
April g. THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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pOsTpONEMENT Mt.

The sale Of tho above property Is Postponed
until Thursday the 2iih INST. and will take place
At Blakey 5 honsc, instead OF the place desisna-
.ni in The advertisement
WILLIAM c. NJ ALLIsTER, Trustee
MAY I cidso3
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April2o
Nalnable Property near LYnchburr,

Valuable Property near Lynchburg,
lEAOR SALE,-The subscriber having deter
u mined TO remove TO town. offers for sale
his valuable farm, near Lynchburg, containing
about 60 Acres, known by the name of OAK
LEY To person whose business does moi re-
quire his constant attention in town, this is one
OF the most desirable residences in the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are all ofbrick, con-
sisting Of an excellent and convenient dwelling
house, ice-house kitchen, stable Scs--The gar
den is large and productive, and is enclosed by
a substantial brick wall. To those in the neigh
borhood, further description is unnecessary
Persons at distance who may feel disposed to
purchase desirable residence near Lynchbnrg,
may view the premises at any time, and be m-
formed of the terms on application 10 the sub
scriber, who deeming it his interest to dispose
of this property, offers bargain to purchasers
If Oakley be not sold by Tuesday the 10Th day
of May, il viii on that day be offered at auction
WIN. l.. SAUNDERS.
April 6. tds35
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Dec II.

be warranted genuine
He has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, &c
OF Docts. Owens ~ Lccl(ie, which in addition to
his stock ON hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friends and the public, as well as the Gus
toners of Owens & Lecllie are assured that they
can be furnished Oh the most favorable terms
Practitioners ol Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
al a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing OF medicine; and he pledges himselfto deli.
yer no article ont OF his establishment but what
Is of the purest quality.
July IL. tso6