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fln.rr al for Lease.

uTnlII. be Uttered Ter lease, os Inc premises
W a. fis .est bidder, On Thursday Inc
g5th day NJ November nezt, Il laii, u not hle
snext far das thereafter, I'M wrisho"" s'an''
Glover ain Tayeras situttenn the extreme "fs-
tern point OF tue county Of frnce hd"'a. on
Ga, :. IA Western Road. aiang WINCH ile h'e''
manh and lYnchbufF STAGES pass daH' t'A-
csni SUNDAYS . heinI twenty three nHie, pe'9"
81 sitrr leWn--1itis csialtlffm"rni bas peah
ret n considerable Apenee. having all ne
s-s.ssrv houses Wuich arcnfafy ues and ~ GOOD
rs. The z.iinat4on ygrs hsaitby andthe stand
nj ,a,,.riaf ~ any IN the section OF county 70
.4hHeh is lseafcd
ALAN AMBER PA11ES0s.
Oct H. l'"-i
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Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
n AN desiroes to sell that valuable situation in
- Nem-London, lalrl, occupied by myself,
and now in the possession OF Tho f. randolph,
ESQ. There are Of acres OF lind attached 10 IL.
Its situation Is IN fine neighborhood, very heal
tay and convenient 10 the Ncw-London Acade-
my, one Of the mos ilourishng and best schools
IN the upper country, now under the snperinen-
dencc ofthe Rev. n H. Cobbs: the terms OF sale
shall he made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS if not sold
II Will be rented for the ensuing year.
SETH WARD.
July 10. CISCO
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David and Robert Kyle,

PAVE the pleasure OF informing ,hei custo.
I'll mers that they have lust received nom
New York. few articles in the fancy line, "a
mong which are the following, VIZ:
A few Superb Lace tapes q Vols,
Handsome Thread X Gymp Laees s Edgngs
Cold Gros de Nap. PLAIN and iig'd new and
splendid article.
Also a large assortment fashionable Morocco.
Seal Skin Black ~ White Prnn liza SHOES
large assortment OF fashionable Winter
Goods is daily expected.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05

MI W MusIC.--1he subscriber has again
AI the pleasure of informing the Ladirs of
Lynchburg and IT'S vicinity that he has lately re-
ceved direct from Philadelphia, large and
well selected assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-
braclng all the new pieces up TO this time /;
which he hopes they will do hun the favour TO
call and purchase, as he is Determined to sell We
~ lnw-but he is sorry TO be under the necess-
ty Of informing the Ladies that hereafter he can
not allow them To exchange their music after ha-
wing selected the gives this notice thatno per
son may be disappointed.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
August %.
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Oct %

II MD FOR SALE.-On Monday, the 2lst
llS@..S day al \ vember, 1921 it beng Amherst
Cou'l d. i"il' proceed to sell at the Comt-
house a. sad county. by way Of public aucttan,
10, cash, Teo Htude1t and fifty .icrta of Land,
lyng md oemg IN the counts 81 Hampshire, on
tNr south branch o, the Potomac kiyer--also,
ali the right and interest of John Haa. IN and TO
q. tain tract Of Land near ia town OF VIM
oh ,ter in the county OF Frederick and at one
tnnc owned 10y NJ Henry Bruher--Atthe same
tine and place. will be- sold all the SAID Haas's
remaining interest in the estate OF Edmund
Goodricn. deed. Tn above sales will be made
in pursuance otthe tel ms OF a trust deed execli-
ted to the undersigned BY tie said John Haas,
ON the 23d day Of May, 1920 and which is nov
OF ecor in the clerks olica Of Amherst conn-
ty court. Acting as ru,tec viii only convey
such title as is vested IN me 10y said deed.
SAML. GARLAND. Trustee.
Oct u ctdSl2
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nv EGR0Es FOR SN.Ea- Persons ,cishirc
~ 10 purchase, caa be FURNISHED upon as iow
terms. and ieiih as rdtu0ble aadiktfy Negroes as
any m tbs country. TlCo excellent sedmstrtSes
ore among The parcel How on haHd.
4. a. WiDDELL.
fprH TO- fctf7o
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~ oiICE.-WIl IN he sold, tn the highest hid
der, al the late residence of Archibald
Boiling, sen. decd on Friday the sixteenth
day OF November next So much OF the personal
estate the sand decd. consisting of Slaves
IIol ses, work Oxen, Household ard kdchenEu r-
nlnre, plantation utensils, and the crop OF every
d ,cripnon made on the farm the present year,
a. may he sufficient 10 pay all the debts of the
said Boiling - Also. will he rented on the prem-
scs, mt the same ihe that part OF the said traet of
aud directed TO be- rented by the will Of the
died which will he shewn at amy iime 10 persons
desuous 10 tent, 10y John Il. Megginson residing
on tae premises FERNS y credit of twelve
months viii be gwen upon all SUMS amounting
90 6ity dollars and upwards. 4 credit of six
mnnias upon al sums amounting TO twenty dol
airs and from that IN fitty-and for all suns UNI
der twenty dollars the cash will he required,
BLAIR BOIL LING, Admir-.
n. Is. Amongst tn slaves Is an excellent head
man. a Aaiotnan--bonds with approved seeuri.
~ viii be required IN all cases b. b.
De- % c3Wsl2
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YTffAs recently reeenedone hundred O. thirty
Irl seven Packages OF Goeds IN hi Inc, com
prislng acompietc an extensive assofumeht OF
andlclncs. Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chem'
chas. aud painters materials, OTIS oi every aes-
eruption, Spices, Nlaos, ferinmery, Fancy
Soaps, Vafnishes afa kinds, Dyc.Stulls, Nm
dow Glass, OF sailons sizes, Surgical ihstin'
monts, Physicians furniture, Ac. &C.
The above, together ~th his stock on naa"'
swhebis very lmge,) as well as his monthly sup
mites winch he will receive, enables hm 10 sel
by wb,lrsale ar retall on as lavourable terms as
can he had IN Virginia
=. Practitioners OF Medicine, Country Mei'
chants. Haiief., ngers, Painters and others, are
mos re,peotsll solicited to call upon h'n' as
she, Will find II grcatl, 10 then interest 20 do 80
= On hand "A large quantity oil well mhne
Putty
Oct. ~
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HAVE, tractof land, contiguous TO that
offered ior sale by the Executors ofthc late WIN
Cali, lying on, south side Of James River in
the county OF Campbell which would Ice con
Yenrnt appcndage 10 it. Those disposed to
purchase ri the Executors, the land advertised
by them, may take NINE nj its value. and upon
the samo credit. JOHN GARTH,
oct - tds23
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C,,@ |


4 List Of Letters remaining IN The Liberty Pos
Office on he 3ld Decea,ber, 1920.
A--James Anthony, Joseph Acton, Charles ID
Anderson, Col. Oliver Anderson.
B-Polly Ballard, William Boycc, William
Bates John Bowley, Nathan Bashain, Michael
Bailey, Capt. Paschal Buiord.
Civilian W Crmp John Colbs, Capt
Thomas Campbell, Mary ). Cundih, Allen j
Crenshaw, Lewis T. Crane, Misses Carnwcll
Norbom b. Cook, Robert l.. Coleman.
D-William Dixon, Peter Dent, Capt William
]. Dickinson, Marble N. Dent, Nlichai Dcbo
Jacob Dawson.
f-James Freeman, Aaron Feaad, james
Fields
G-Samuel Griffin, John Gordon, Lucy Gof,
Reuben Guthrie ,, Col Jas. =. Gray 2, Capt
Edward Gwattin, Capt John +, Gray, John
Gibbs.
Il-Itichard IIobson, sen. Doct. Robert Ham
ton 2, Joseph Hardy 3, Stephen Holland, Ro.
bin Hardy, Richard Hobson, il. Anne Hogan
James Hamblcton 2, William A. Hardy ?, Mr.
~ Herndon.
J-Mary T.. Jones, Richard Jones, Mary John,
ston, James Jopling, Joseph IL. Jones.
KILLS l.. King, Col. Jno. kascy, John n
kasoy.
L--Reason Laaenby, Henry Lloyd, Capt u.
riah Leitwlch, Barnahas Little =, Rev. Vim. Left
wich, jeremiah Lockeu g. John Lowry, Pcyton
Lcitwich, Francis l.. Lee, Elder James Left
Wch.
M--Stephen Martin, Samuel M'Connaha
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell ,, Lewis Mean, Benj. Mea
dow, Thomas Norman, Callohil MINIS, Esq
,, James Martin ,, Wcstly MattoCks, William
Miller, James Miller, Samuel Mead, Col. VIM
Miller Jacob kciss Miller, Matthew NJ Mulln
Nancy Norman.
Mn. N. holland, Pleasant Nichols.
O-George Uversrcet, Nicholas W. Owen, jr
Benz, =. Owen.
P--Thomas Payne Mary S. Preston, Alcran
der T. Price, Caroline Pomdexter, Mary A. =
Purscll, Martha j. PomdcYter, Capt. Matthew
Pate, Capt. Samuel Poindexter.
R-Archibald w Robertson Nicholas Robert
son, Jumes Ramsey Rev. Henry J. Ripley, Jas
W Rucker, Lewallen j. Reynolds Garland
Fucker ,, Timothy Rogers, Alex Reynolds
S--William |. Shelton ,, Andrew Skmnal
Timothy Spauldng George STANDBY, Thomas
Scott, Albert n. Sherman, Ninner Sherman
Capt Charles Stewart Wiley J. Sratton, Will
am Saunders, sen. jonathan Swopc john Still
Dpct NFilliam Steptoc, James {. Stcptoe, Esq
Col. Stewart, William Shrewsbury, Esq. John
H. Smith
T--Rey Enoch ". Terry, William Turpin
James Tankcrsley :, John Turner, Benz. +, Tur.
ner.
U-Samue Updyke, Mr.. updyke.
W-Pasehal w. Wade, Henry Williamson
Matthew Wilson, jeremiah Wood, Thomas Val
ker, benjamin Witt Pleasant White, Gabriel
heeer, Thomas Woodlord, Benz. Wright, Tru
man Wainwright, Zaclariah Wheat, Thomas
VIM, Richard d. Watts, Capt. James Watts 2
Moses Wright, Woodson Wills, Josiah r. Warn
cr, Mrs, Mary 5. Watts, james Weeks Il Mr.
Warner, Paschal Wade, Jesse williamson, Mr.
Daniel Wormack. WIN. II. PORTER, p. NJ
Jan. ! c3w22
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RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
at reduced prices,
FOR FIJI 1896.

MfeKEE, ROBINSON d co. feel plea
AfI sure in announcing 10 their friends and
the public, the arrival of upwards of 90 Pack
ages of Fall Goods, comprising all the Fash
ionable Novelties of the season. In addition
"A neat assortment OF China and Glass Ware
London cloths and cassimeres of superior
quality and at very low prices
Cassinetts for servants wear at half their for.
mer prices
Camlei and Plaid Cloaks of unusually full
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, a comfortable winter
article.
Black Satin striped Gros de Naples, new
and beautiful article for ladies dresses.
Blk. and cold. fg'd Silks, rich and desirable
shades
Merino Shawls and Scarts 81 yds. long with
rich end figures
Splendid Gauze Barge and Gillian Silks of
every shade and price
Bobbinett Wells OF the finest work and finish
Understandable Calicoes' complete assert
men OF the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet aud shaded of
superior style
With great variety of other new Goods
which with others daily looked for, enables
them 10 hold out great inducements 10 their
town and country customers.
u Country merchants are respectfully in
vited to call and view their assortment.
Nov. %.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks office ofhe
Superior Court of Chancery for the Lyuchurg District
the 9Th day of November, l-26. Beverly Robinson,
Pit. against Lindsay Burls, Lindsay Tinsley and RI
chard S. Ellis, Detts
The defendant Lindsay Fnsoy not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the Of
Assembly and the rules of tins court and II appearn. by
satisfactory evidence that he not nabtant of this
counrylt ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first day of the term and anw the bill
of the plaintiff and that copy of this order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town of
Lynchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
the front door Of the courthouse in the said town.
- A Copy--Testc, JOHN WILLS, G.
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GINA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks Office OF the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynehburg District
the 9th day Of November, 1926. George NJ. Perkins
and William NJ. Rvcs Pits against Cornelius Merrett,
William p. Mitchell, John Merrctt aud Benjamin Per-
knis, Defts
The defendant Benjamin Perkins not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nlabtan of this
countrylt ordered that the said defendant 10 appear
here first day OF the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town Of
LynchbuTg, for months successfully, and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse III the said town
- Copy--Teste, JOHN WILLS, e,
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John Wills, c.


VIRGINIA AT Rules ,olden in the Clerk, ofce Of mo
Superior Court of Ch'uleery for the LynchDnrg nsp
the 9th day of November, ls2G. TnsGy w. W.
admir- of Nancy W. Rueker Pit against 1ohl 1ogr
and William Joplmg, eX'rs oTWilham " arc, af'i '
Ware and John MDaniel and Alexander n, IND
admr de- bonis non of Madison Ware, de- f olr
Ware, William jopling al Il Sarah hls "ic' los
Powell William Carter d Paulina hs wile, anu ia
Sanddge and William IL Elizabet, sanalapirtbi
fants by commissioner b nngb specially assign, or
guardian, Charles Crawf ard, Leonard Hcmy
Crawford and Abram Cal ter, Defts.
The defendant Charles crawford not having e"' I'd
his appearance TO the ann flcd bills of the pqih,, Fo
given security according the act of Assemely %, e,.
rules of this court and appearing by satlsa'," II
dence that he Il not hhabitant oiths coup' =, ths
ordered that he said de PENDANT do appear mere ,n
first day of iLo md answer the l on rrtA
tiff and tnat acopy ofIlls order be iorInNi,hnh to
two monhs saceessively md posted at the front ooO
the courthouse of the said town. -, ,,-,rIS G..
D Copy--Te. nc, JOHN
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-, ..s,,Arr -..r ru.uaar,e eta 6sed oi tfass
II exesesea 10 tie subscribers ny ,a.a,'Y'
~ el.st for TIE perpose Of UNDERWRITING +
sase o,ey and Thaa'aa Moore dated ~, S,s ea ,s,
~ cur, q bedford The Subscribers Of R on "a
d. viii proceed on the II DAY OF p s,s :,
s.sasr, cont ncst, tls25,) before ,h' gp o,, -
us Icns,s tavern in the town ., ar s,,se
Red.ond couH,, TO sell al ao;ilon iof Gu a
tracts OF baud IN the eouny OF seoi9,' - r.
Of which y OF vas water gis' nm -,
a.. ~ ias.sh lladdIesion. rs VIII more fully
: - e, h. deed OF record in The county court
'' ePedseyl acting as trustees, the subscribers
- eony,, .neh tide only as 10 vested IN n'em
y "-' WV EDWARD WATTS,
WILLIAM RADFOtD.
Nec. %
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NVf ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" | wish 10 sell two tracts of Land lying in
the county of Campbell, one containing about
2OOO acres, the other between 8 and 900 acres.
The two tracts are separated only by creek
On the first, (t being the tract ON which re-
side, } there are not more thgn 800 acres of open
land most Of which has been cleared within
few years There is now to clear large guam
tty Of first rate Tobacco Land, nearly all of
which lies in one body. This tract lies remark
ably well being very little mdulated-the water
fine and the ncghborhood healthy and agreea-
Bile. The Improvements are a large dwelling
house Of rock, kitchon, smoke house, ice house
&c. together with an ovefsecrs house, and good
tobacco houses, all ofwhich are new. OF the o.
Their tract nearly half of II is open land, & in a
high state Improvement, a part of which is
fiat land Of rery superior quality. There is also
on it an excellent Mill Site and a good orchard
OF well selected fruit trees. The improvement,
are two good dwelling houses about anhalf mile
apart, with all the usual out houses attached To
each of them. | consider it Unnecessary to
describe the property in a more particular man
ner, knowing that those who ore disposed to buy
will first view it-but bV Waty of further iuducp.
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i 1t OF Eifff fzmath-iS n 1t fsY9eHo1fS
Pod OBfe On the Isl faHasx, 1877
A--Iarnes E anthony, lola Allan2.
B-lamcs Bullock, paflain 4. Boley Robert
A Bafks 3, Mrs Mar5 Burl>s sss,ael G. Draw
lev. Christian Burg, Thomas bryan, LeNse u
Ronne Amos broidning, Nancy Bright, Robert
Bnth.r jams hoaz.
C=-Col fesse Coffee, John Cary. Capt. Rabt.
l.. Coleman Josiah Cole, Thoiuas Clark George
W callawaY , Dr.. Alex L Crawford, Matthew
Cole. Miss Louisiana 3. Cooke Robt w. Collins,
John Cox, Martha Clarke, Ellison Clarke.
Miss Caroline DeEnde J, Nhnrod Oar
uel :. I.udpell L. Dawson, Lewis Dawson ,, Mrs.
Anna NJ Dudley, WIN. y. Davis, Edmund .Da-
Wis. Geo D. Davis, Col Charles Dobbns.
E-Frapes Epps 3, Thomas Farley. George
EdmondS. John Irvine.
Mrs Liza w. Floyd, Miss Mary Farms.
worth, James Frazer ,, James Frctwel, Henry
Fairfax.
G--John Goodwin, Anderson Gannnway, Mrs.
Elizabeth Guthrey, \ NJ. Gillian, Lowey Gre
cory, Miss Elizabeth Griffin Miss Sarah V Green,
Stephen II Garter, Adalino Gritty, John Gibbs,
Charles Giner, Robert Gibbs,
Hired II. Harris ?, Miss Lucy Harrison,
John Hoci.uday, John IIansford, Samuel Iieis-
hell, John IIorncr John I Hill, Vim. A. Harris.
Mrs. Ann Jackson, Miss Paulina Jones, Gle
mcnt 4. Jennings, james james, Miss LILA ID.
Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth jackson, L. Jordan, Hem
~ Jordan.
k--Jamcs V. knight
Jack T. LcftUich Lcanna Laws, Charles
H. Lynch, Gro + Lnnsdown, Duncan Loving
yton, Forest LoclIct, Jnnes X. Love, Charles
Languc.
M--Armistead & MCraw 4, Miss Ann NJ.
Markham, George Markham, Wm. B. Nancy,
Vim Mitchell q Go. Alex M'lntosh, John d.
Minis, Col Nm. Millel >, Chs. Morrow, James
NJ Gallon, john &. Norman Peter Myers, Miss
Marin Ann Martin, Mes.rs Miller ~ Go. Mrs. .Iu-
In Marble John IL. MAY Alex M'Donald, WIN.
Murtm, DR. Thomas Massic, VIM. Mkain, las.
Martin.
N--John T. Norvcn3.
P-Capt Edwd Pate ,, IIezeliah q Pinncll
=, Ambrose rl,nl,ctt > Mr. Padect Armistead
Pride, Mrs Frances Peters, Mrs. Catharine Pad
get
R--Iohn Il Rose Q james B. Risquc, John Bo-
bmson, Miss L.izaJ Robertson, Bernard Rnckcr
,, Thomas Randolph George Robertson, Mrs.
sally Reynolds, john Itosscr, John Kodier ,,
Hm X ionnc
S--f,ichard Shelton Rev. W \. Smith ., Jc-
rcminh VI L. Stevens, Capt Joseph Slaughter,
John II Slaughter ,, Nm. Staples, Daniel Sis
sion, John Sebenck. Peter Stratton Abram {.
SheItoit
T-Win Tucker ., David Tinsley, sen. Miss
NoncyJ Thornton 2, Hugh Tiffany, sen. Miss
Ann { Tuppencc, Dr salnl. l.. Talafcro H.
Green Terry. Richard Thurnon Miss Mary
1ompkins, Wm a, Terrell, Ebenczcr Tugglc,
Col George 1oWncs.
V--Nllss kebecca Valentine
W-Scth Ward, Thomas 7. Watt Q, Robert
s Wilkins, john VIM, Mr.. Nina WHAT
VIM Walker, sen 1hos. Walker, Ishnm Wood
son. Miss S. S Wills, Col John Watts, Ander-
son Williams, Thos Woodson. stephen White
head, Xucharinh Wade, james Warrington, Mrs
Nancy Woodson, Nh Wade, Washington Ware,
GcorgcB Woodson.
Y-Jolm Young
JOHN d. MURRELL. 7. NJ.
san L. t3t22
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IRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court ofChaucey for the lynchbure District,
the 9th day of November, s26 William Clark adm r
of " iliam 5. Clark dec. PIT agdinst Jno Miller Ficl-
ding l.. Williams, admir- Of Robert {. Williams, dee.
and John Moreland, Defts.
The defendant John Morelaud having entered his
BIZ court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
J. an nhabltant Of this coutry- is ordered that
be said defendant do appear here on the first day 81 the
XXI term and the id bill Of the plaintiff and
lat a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in suIuc
Fwspaprr printed in the town of Lynehhurg, for two
|on successfully, and posted the front door of the
Purthouse in the sad town.
- COpy--Tcsr, JOHN WILLS, G.
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Ell ard Winter Goods.

avn l. ROBERT KYLE offer TO thelf
I'D eustomers and the public, an assortment
Srse.sooable FANCY Il STAPLE GOODS,
which IN quality and variety have never oeen
,peostsed in this market. Amongst tue hftf'
Gle. ins, received are the iollowing'
"a nrah Cloths, (vnrioss thades,) for Gentle
mems great coats
Blue and Black Cloths, fiag below the com
men pr,oef) HI.
pehse Cloths. varioes eolors and 6nc quality
saperior English silk Nes,ingg
Black figured silks
Shaded hgueed Gro do Naples
PLAIN black do.
Figured and plain sallns, assorted
Rich fancy silk handkerchief
ladies' baek and white silk hose
f.dn,1rreu,s do. do dc
DO do. do half do
.Rlne. mink. white and black Grape lieGsG
Italian crBees, assorted
Superior crap. robes
al and Al black cftpe hhiAs.
Silk velyels and plushes
a handsome assortment Of infsni5 cap pat
terms
GYMS and piping eoits
snperb feather edged ribbons
Shaded satin d.
Fiuei,oattnes
Figured landlord snd plain book musla
PLAIN and 6gnred jackonet DO.
Do. do null do.
A large supply OF canbrlcks
Elegant white silk shoes
sFrnnelle do.
An assortment of morocco a. seslskin do.
Superior end eommon oalicoes
ladies fns aud coarse black worsted hose
Satin and Lnies,ring ribbons, assorted
Tortoise she'll tuck and side coub5.
Imitation do do.
Cashmere shawls
j Cases IRISH linneus, excellent steIiuro aud
finish
White and red nannelg
Rose, point, auiae q whitney blankets
Course cloths aud csstinots, tor servants
Swansdown Vestngs
Ioiinr; DO.
Brown and black hollands
Green baige aud oil cloths
German anfer Boiling Cloih', from No. 10
inclusive, OF very superior fabric
Cotton Vad won cards
Cotton yarns, from No. 10 IL
\ general assortment OF Saddlery and Hard
ware, together with
Several cases OF Gentlemcn's ard Boys fur
hats, &c sEc.
In addition to the above, a further supply
will be received IN u few days, HI ct which
will be found Of the hest quality, and at pri-
ces 10 ,ult the Times Nov. 81
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JOHN WILLS C.
NIREINIA Il Rnlns Ill

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in thr Clerks oihee oiW'
Superior Court Of nnaery tor thu LynchDufg iis'''
the 9th day Of November, ls2b. -,
Agnes Ncllns, III"
against
dec,d Drts.
The defendant Jesse Cobbs not having entered his ap-
pcarinre and given security according to the tot a
bly, and the rules nt this court, and il appearing b s
factory evidence that he is nhahitan Of this tuh
tryit is ordered that the said defendant duaprt1r W
on the first day ofthe and answer the lii OF W
plaintiff; and TINT copy oftiis order hr iorihNu
ted in some newspaper printed IN the town @ ~ H
burg, for months successfully, and posted ii the nun
door of the Courthouse in the s.ud Town.
A Copy-Teste, r
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N%fATHANIEL WINSTON-Atthe junction
IL of Main Street with the Alley leading to q
from Friends To Martin OF Stone Ware housc, of
ters 10 the public bv wholesale OF retail, gene
raj assortment ofGKOCEluES, on as good terms
as can be had in this market confident they arc
well bought, but will not promise on better OF
cheaper, consisting in part OF
Best fllcd sacks of Salt, twillcd sacking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
\. Orleans and w. ]. Moasscs
Mould and Sperm candles, Is 10 SIS
Iurpcntme and transparent soap
Gnupowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut aud wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, s Ivy TO- Il 0by l., Putty
SmithGeld and mountain Bacon, which will en-
gage to furnish by the season
New Mackerel and HeningS
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners OIL
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crodkery, Glass and
Ealthen Ware
Blind, Snalfle and Curb Brides
Collars,, Wagon, carr and gig whips
Hacks best and common Nrgars
Mems aud boys wool and fur Hats
Salt pctrr, Glanbcr salts, Mustard
Allspcc, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
Coppcras
Iron. German and blistercd Steel
Gtlniuc Madeira and Malaga Wine
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Shooting and Shirting, Osnaburgs
b aud IL point Blankets
6n0 III. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bhls of Cider
For Which will receive any kind of produce
brought To tins market at the best cash prices.
NAIIL. WINSTON.
March 20 ts62
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-11

HloMMTTED To Campbell Jail on 10Th Sep
~ teiaber last, negro man who says his
name Is jim, and that lee runaway from Allen
Hanter, who moved from South Carolina 10
the Western country. he is a fellow Of dark com
pleSIon, common statute, aged about twenty.
five years, his clothing when committed, CON
sisted of old cotton cloth. The owner Of the
above negro IS requested to prove bis property,
pay charges aud take him away
q. JORDAN. Jailor,
Jor Campbell County.
Dec 81. e,n2o