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New and Seasonable Goods


ZnHE Subscriber has received aud offers
u for sale his usual supply OF Seasonable
DRY GOODS, well selected, and presumes
them well adapted to general demand
Among them ere;
Super 10 common Blue, Black, Olive, Claret,
and Drab Cloths aud Casslmeres
Pelisse Cloibs: Com. to very fine Cassiuets
Coarse Cloths, kerseys, Plain, pluid and
Striped Lindseys
White, Green, Yellow, Blue and Crimson
Faunels
Superior Valencia and TOiluett Vesiings
Rich Genoa Velvet aud Velvet Neslings
German and British Osnaburgs and Porter
Sheeings
Rose and 3 10 Point Blankets.
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Plald Cloaks
Fine Linen Cambrics Irish Linens and
Lawns
Superior Merino Long Shawls and Handler
chiefs
Thy bet, and Worsted Barrege shaws and
Handkerchets
Fancy Gnnze, Silk, and Gros' de Maple Hkis.
Black, Colored, Plain, Figured Il Plaid Gro
| de Maple Silks, comprising variety OF CO.
! Tors and shades
Smele Velvet and heavy Silks for Pelisses
! Black Worsted Barregc, Black Mode, Italian
! Silks, Black and cold Satins
! pl,;, - Ls;..,4 Nil R,nly S,,,.r opl I,d;a
NJ. . - ''0'
carn,oo' ra,,,.;., s,r;n,a 3, .ro.. har,,d do
f',, ,, ""'o .;oh So s,ns'i,' worl 90
paL". '''s nv" '''''"
Jaaa pas I'D oo, pr;0,o ossor,oa
E xi1 r;, nv, III oni'd 40
Thraad a',a pobh;,o,, I ocos md rd,,nos
pia '"" "i'' ,, p't',, ~. 5 g.
'an.' ~, Ho v "''' ""1
A few nieces IA Bobbipett Lac,
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1rluk > ALE, Eve hundred aud fifteen acres
= Of excellent farming lsnd-well "ntercd 4
well adapted to the culture OF TOBACCO and
Clover and gram of all kinds situated IN Bot
etonri county, Va about three miles from Flu
casae lately owned aud occupied, b, Christian
llarsbbareer. deceased II contains one hun
died and eighty acres Of cleared land part OF
Which Is good mcadow-all under good fence.
and n high state of rcpnir Also. good log
dwelling house aud y new lnrn and all oihcr
r9n'rnienl buildings ior farming Establishments.
Persons Disposed TO purchase, will view the
premises. aud apply for the terms To John Rid
ile. on the Land, az to the undersigned IN FIN
castle mo Is fully cmrow eredhy the proprr-
tots IN MAXI sale JACOB NOlTZ
October II. c3mlg
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New London Academy.

ZtllIE trustees of this Institution have nc
= pleasure 10 inform the pubic that me o"',
dings. &c. appropriated 10 the use oil The school
have bcen recently repaired, and are now IN q
neat and comfortable condlilua, whist me
School Itself, under the direction Of The heVd.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is hourishing, aud every
way desef wig the most extended patronage.
Mr.. Lobbs, aided by one or more compeieni
assistants will continue TO snPerintesd ais exerc
ses during the ensuing year. and IS expected
viii tetuin rs direction for considerable length
Of lime. The well established reputation OF ihls
gentleman as a tutor, added 10 his high chhIac
tel for morals and piety, authorize the trustees
TO assure the public that under his guidance no
pains will be spared to render the institution
most useful School of learning aud morals.
The course ofinsiructon will embrace all the
branches OF ordinary English education, iogeth-
cr with the Latin, Greek, French aud Langua-
ges, the elements of Mathematics NaturalIapd
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Lctres &C.
The present session of the School will expire
the 18th of November the ensuing session will
commence on the 10th day OF December follow
ing, and will end on the 10th of May, when va
cation OF one month will be given. The terms
OF tuition will be Si5 per session, payable in adj
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms IN the family of Mr. Cobbs and in the fam
dies OF neehboring gentlemen at convenient
distance.
Sept. %. CTS
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Ys'fAs recently received one hundred A. tmr'H
RI ss,rn Package OF Goods IN his line, com;
prstnr complete nn1 extensive assortment OF
Mdicnes. Drugs, Patent Mcdicines, 'hemi-
ohals aud painter, materials, O''s Of every dts
cript,on. specs, Vines, Pe,inmeiy. Fancy
Soap, YarnRhcs ofall kinds, Dye-oiufs, wa.
dos Glnss. Of various sizes. Surgical lns'rn
ments, r., sicians furniture. oc. &C.
The aboyr, together with ms stock on hand
(which Is very lNlgc rs we'll A. htt monthly S"I,
plies which lac wall receive, enables nm l." SCH
by wholesale ct retail on As favourable terms as
enn be bad IN Virginia.
- Practitioners 81 Medicine. Country Met-
chants. Ilaltef.. Divers, Painters and others, are
most respectful solicited 10 call upon nm, ~
they will find il greatly 10 then interest TO do 50.
On hand large quantity oil well mace
PutiY
Du -
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Nov. %

m OOk BINDERY The subscriber has late
- ly procured am additional first rate Boook
Binder, which enables him TO do all work, in
that line, with neatness and dispatch. He has
ueceNed direct from Philadelphia a very large
supply of paper of very superior quality, whicn
enables him to do any kind of Blank Hork at a
minutes notice Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely on having any work or
dered OF ine, faithfully done aud made out OF the
best materials ahd at very low prIces.-Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as | am somewhat at leis-
are aud can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever We're known to be done at in this
dart ofthe country, and in a much more superb
or manner. ADRIAN Il. NORTH
Feb y ts21
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CTS

NaInabIe PfopertyioT Sale or Kent.
~ AN desirous TO sell that valuable situation in
- New-London, lately occupied by myself,
aud now in the possession OF Tho. T.. randolph,
Esq. There are TT acres OF land attached 10 il.
Its situation is in fine neghborhood very heal
thy aud conyenientto the New-London Acade-
my, one OF the most 1ourishmg and bcst schools
in the upper country now under the snperinten-
dcncc ofthe Rev. \. IL. Cobbs the terms OF sale
shall he made accommodatlng--bu if not sold
it will be rented for the ensuing year,
SETH WARD.
July 10. cts5O
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ARUS sALE,--Pursuaut to the provisions
- OF deed OF trust executed to the subscr
Der by Jo-eph billiard on the sth ofOct. 1927,
and which is daily recorded in the clerks Office
Of Amherst county court, | shall, on Monday the
Eth day of December 1921 sell, al public aac-
ton, at Amherst Court House, ion cash. the fol
lowing slaves, and other property, 10 Mi; Ben
Whl, Scott, SANFORD, Corbin. Richard, Char
lotte and her two youngest children and Mary
among whom are several likely Dung Negracs'
Also all the stock OF horses, cattle work Oxen
sheep and hogs. conyeyedin said deed--And on
the 18TH day of the same month. shall proceed
to SELL at the residence of the said Joseph billiard,
for cash, all the household imHllurc, conveyed
in SAID deed. consisting of6 feather beds, bed
,tcads aud furniture, one clock and case, one
bureau aud book case and one side-board. Ac-
ting as trustee shall convey the title vested in
me aud no other. ROBr TINSLEI.
Nov. %. ctdsl6
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.Ur. I0}gatj3c G0odf.

ZNAKE NOJICE-That on the 9TH day OF
- February next bGtween the rising and set
ting ofthe sun ofthat dav. al Pittsyiyania Court
House. in the state of Virginia, | slall proceed
TO take the deposition of Benjamin Mres and 0.
Tiers Also, on the 9th of February, in the
county OF Franklin at the house of Henry Car
per, the dispositions Of James " Wright and o.
theirs, TO continue from day 20 day till couple
ted, TO be read evidence in a certain case NOW
depending IN Franklin chancery court, in which
you are plaintiff and myself defendant when
and where you may attend if YOU think proper
JOHN WINNER, Jr.
Nov % c4w.l6
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AI.BRIGIi1"S
COt.N MabAa.S rNRUp

<niIls Medicine, for the short tmeit has
been before the Public, has proved Itself
superior 20 Panaceas, and other remedies to
.,Ich II degree ~ 10 give confidence 10 The Pro
pr,cIor. that II, efficacy alone will support its
distinguished merits II - the most usetulsprng
and autumn Alternative ever vet discovered. II
Is 50 perfectly innocent, thai 40 eFd effect need
he apprchcnd,d hom e, when applledagreeahly
10 the directions. II may be given, without any
apprehension. TO the most tender infant, OF fee
ble adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
cYcutually remove the following diseases Ne
cross. Carries, Tor alterations Of the bones
Kings Evil. OF scrofula, Rheumatic afcc tions Of
the head and system generally Syphilis Mor-
curlal. aud all complaint, originating II the in.
propcr usr Of Mercury Ulcers oi the mouth Il
throat White Swelling Canccrous, and lnyctc-
ate Ulcers discharges from the Ears discas
IS OF the Skin Liver complaints JaundIcc In
digestion. aud Debility.
Asa general dcpuratIve article, or purifier
Of the blood this medicine possesses Invaluable
powers II improves the appetite, aud <as the
remarkable, quality of dcpriYing the silln OF that
yellow bilious tint which IS so common III bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above cuu-
IucrHtcd il Is Also recommended as a remedy Tor
that afllictng disorder, the liberated sore head,
under which children suilerthe most ercr dciating
torments iot years
Zach bottle fthc genuine Medicine has lab
el representing the Eagle and the Hydra with
my signature.
a. PRlcE S3 rFR hottie AND $3opER Doz-
IN. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. 1903, Arch Street, near Third, Phila.
Oct. ~
The subscriber has just receiyeda large guam
tity atte Columbian syrup aud IS the only a.
gcnl Ion tins section ct country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct -.
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NOTICE.

10 Kegs Lewis's White Lead pure No |.
81 do do do No. .
~ do Spanish Brown, ground in oil,
30 Gals L'nsccd Oh VERY superior
al do Spermaceti OIL
l2o do spirits rurpentine
5oo lbs Dry White Lead lEnclish)
zero lhs do Spanish Brown
5nn lbs do. yellow Oehre
5ho his DO. Venetian Red
or sale at the lowest terms biz
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov. =. Opposite Pc Oaire.
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HeSsrS. JamcS WaSoD and .Jd2. EHcr
- IRIS As YOU are not inhabitants of this
- state, avail myselfot tins occasion 10 no
MY You that ,naI proceed to take the dcpos-
ton nfJoseph scott and others. at the dwelling
house Of Frances Mason, Campbell county.
on Saturday the 7th of December next. TO be
read As evidence N suit depending IN chancery
IN Eampbe court, whereof you are plaintiffs
aud Frances Mason aud myself deiendants-at
"hIchhme and place You may, II you choose,
attend an respectfully,
JAS. BROOKS.
Nov. II. civ 5
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David and Robert X sle,

g AVE the plensSe OF Informing lLeir cusio.
S1lA @efs thsi they have Just reccised from
New York. : les articles IN the fancy line. a.
ino1g which are the following w
ieE superb Lace tapes & Yslls,
Haadsoms ! hread 4 Gymp Laees 4 EAgings
Cold COS de Mp plaza and 6g'd new and
splendid ariclr.
Ai>". iarer ASSOC tinent fashionable Morocco.
Seal Skin Black = White Prunella Shoes
large assortment OF fashionable Winter
Goods Is daily expected
Oct S.
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TO TIL, PUBLIC.

m n the Odd of October last, was Slolen
~ from my Stable, by Jonah Dohyns
small Sorrel Mare, about eight years old, four
feet ten inches high, PAGES and cantrrs well.
The said DoilNus is about six feet ont inch
high, dark complexion, black hair, with the
end OF bis nose bit eff on one side abou,
tor'y-fve wears old will give rev ard OF
twenty-five Dollars for said Dehyns anu
Mare, or ten dollars for the delivery Of tie
mare only, J HELMS.
stony Fork, Montgomery city. Va
Nov. s. CbtHli
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80

NIRGINlA,--Ata court held for Montgomery '"9an'
the fourth aa, OF - ptenIcr 1877. james Silnlh ~
Pitt against George Watkins, and Alsalado W ans
Toral o. Watkins, Executors OF Mary atkins nv
dcit,--la lhanctry. -
The defendant t,eorre Watkins, not having tntarfu
his appearance, and gwen security according te Nv .
the rules ofths court, and il appearing ~
wealth II is ordprpi that the said defendant aph'
here the rsi day of March next and ausN,l
bill of the puintif and that copy OF TINS or ill.,
tortiw it'll Inserted in some newspaper riole9 u
state for tw months successivciy and that Hhoi III
he posted the front door of the court h"hse 81 " ~
county, on two successive cnart days $500, :, 4,
- A cnpg--tesfe. II. D.MoNIA"I'''
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r,L,oLL ROOES AZ 1ucfion.

INrlseI this ia, al y o'clock,
h,,,senr RevIr's Great Dictionary. vols folio
Jaloson'. Dictionary 2,ols qnarto.
Homes lutrnductioa 10 the Cfiucm study ana
Know lcdgr olthc Rlble, ! vols ~"
The Rev John Newton "orhs. Il vol. SN'
Selns,'s Great Dictionary ofthc blele' plates
) vol do
Midnight on the Epshef q vols se".
The Rry. IN. SCOTS works arols : ""
Nsseen,'s Eccicsmstioal History 4 vol. SF''
Ganphens row GospeIs, qnar'o. .,,,..,,..
Terms az Snic. II i1h' "'''0'
Nnp -. ~
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an UIlCE.--Hil be Offered =.
~ highest bidder on the l.ra d., - -
Der nexi, on the premises, traci .. - - IN
m ,he county Of Campbell. On the MAJ. saf
70" creek 'htfe ~ iouI mhes east nj - y D. /!
Ion't ttonse, lie quantity supposed = 'pnr4
t"efn 'os' aid fse hundred acre.. At ~ u be.
hnnu'''i afres are good tobacco land A ~ ~, "oe
ance good grain lard with Pooa inlao,..'.' oal'
one hundred q twenty o. thirty acre ~ IN, MS
land Is Cleared aud u IN good order 70, -.
Afntthef description Is de-u.cd nnpes,..ati'e.
those thai wish 20 buy, will ,i,u tot ,5.,.s as
Terms OF sale, one third OF the punch,
ney viii be cash; one aud lW ears r,a,r,, mo.
balance VII he given by NE purchase, :. ,hs
bonds and approved sec1nil,. tNms
1hohAs bOssLR. Agent f..
Nm oilEAkER, Of Kcnm,l.,
Sept. 90.
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BOOKS.
Oct %

TilHE subscriber, has Just received direct
- from Philadelphia, large aud general as
sortment of Books and Stationary, which ne
is enabled TO sell nj reduced prices. Country
Merchants aud Teachers win find ii greatly to
their advantage TO call. as he is determined 10
sell and TO such purchasers as buy 10 sell a.
gain, "A reduction IN price, aud an extension of
time will be made in p oporion to the amount
of the bill Full and complete catalogues may
BE- seen at his office. Also, a splended assoft-
mcnt of OIL Paintings, jNO. II. ID. PAYNE.
Nov IL 4sin
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NOHCE.-A meeting oithc Presden, E1i
L y rectofs OF the Lynchhurg and Salem I,n,,
pike Company at Lynchhurg on the o5tt o."
Der. 1897.
Ordered, that requlsiton Of ten per ce,,,
upon the copiial be required Of each siocl,bnlde,
TO be paid onoi before the l2lh day OF Decen he,
JOHN NJ GORDON. flerl,
Oct %. 80
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n PETITION will be presented Ia fl, =.
~ General Assembly of Virginia, en- -, ''1,
Of the Stockholders OF the Lynchbury and -. IL
Turnpike Company, paying change q, ,,o,Sal
ton OF the la" IN relation TO the said con,ns','
which authorizes the state to appropriate lls,'R
Of the said company TO the further ex,rn<,oa
the said Turnpike road. o'
Oct. %.
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N0DEE-lh he subscriber bcgs leave TO in.
1 Y form the public that he Is prepared to en-
ter largely INTO the business of Strengthening
he has purchased the pas formerly occupied by
MI Ma'hiy and will use every esertion to
please lbese Who may call on INN. Hog bro.
vers viii find II to their interest To call
JACOB FEAZLE.
Noy. ID 5uj
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Nso1lCE.-All persons having claims a
III eainst the estate Of the late William Wal
krr, will please present them without further
delay, as the estate i, about to be closed. Aud
those indebted, make payment.
DANIEL STRATTON, Ex'r.
of VIM. Walker, deed.
Nov 90 81 10
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TRUST SALE.

1nA virtue Of 3 several deeds of trusf executed
- BY Nm. Porter ofthc county of2ockbridne
the iir.t 10 {. Z. Dorman, dated the oh day Of
May, lsls--ihc second 10 the same dated TN.
9TH day Of August lsls--and the third to snid
{. Z. Dornun aud VIM. Wilson dated the loth
ofoctoher, ls2l all tor the purpose oil securing
certain sums ct money therein mentioned. due
10 John Kobnson,--we will OH Saturday th,.
22Dd day OF December ucxt before The door of
the Eagle Tavern, in the town of Lexington.
q ADnsa IN p,thlio oil
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=. T. DAVIES, lT,,s,ocs
11MO. FLETCHER,
ids ~.

ANTON Frequent dcpredation' o late
u t,y,n, hccn co,nniaedupon m, land aenI
ti,is place. hereby for~srn all persons nom
,an,,np +. ootnc, OF IN any manner re'p"''-
-, IN, the came The law will be rigorous
L. eniorced IN iu,u,e ago,ns, all Offenders
> CuLIN BUCkNER
Nny Q6 VIC
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TeN RATS on Boston, Providence, NcN-Wrk
- Philadelphia baltimore. Washington City,
and Richmond, Va. lor sale IN sums 10 suit pur-
chasers, at small premium, at the LOTTERY aud
Exchange Office OF :. y Nj. ALLEN y co.
LynchbuIg. where ALI kinds Of unemrent money
Is taken Al the lowest rates OF discount
Jsiy 10. Is
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administrators ~HEe.

cVveliL be sold, to the highest bldder"n IT.
w dar 21st December mkt The Negroes be
longing 10 the estate ofMchard Jones, decd
lat - Amherst. rouasIins 81 men women, hoy $
and Gns SOME at which are particularly Ike.
". Also Al tle same time and place will he sold
all the crops OF cora. Fodder, Oats. an ktc.
Tn, household md Xii. hen fntnu'r (suue
Yerv niee The plantation Utensils. ONco y
CAT Aih the stock ri horses. Chtlr, Hogs,
aud Sheep the sale will take plhr' At the
late residence of sad lones, near aN''tds
ia Amherst County. In" / us",l be ior
rhe Nertoe, cast a, Ncgoiahe Note. drawn on
elthel Bank IN Lynchburg ior slKt' dat.. The
Balance Of the property viii he sold ~ It ciedh
an. June ur L. with the purchasers & wing
Bonus Win approved security
JOHN MD ANlEL.
MARY ZONES
ddila.d cdiorS
Nov - ctdsl7
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IRA AUTlON.-Frequent depredations Of late,
~ having been committed upon my land
near this place, ! hereby forWarn all persons
:rem hunting, shooting, or in any manner tres
passing upon the same. The law viii be ri
gorolsly enforced in future against all Offend
ers. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
Dec. 1888
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osT.--A bond executed by John Dinwd-
ID die. TO Lewis l.. Williams dated some
Time IN the month of October, for S4l 70, with
"A credit OF 81 Endorsed on IT, All persons are
iorwaned from Trading for or taking an ass gn-
ment ior said bond, as it is nov for my benefit.
JhO. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Dec. 3 9l33
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~ OTICE.--Wlb be sold TO the highest bid
y der, on the 2nd day of January next, at
the late residence Of Caleb Heptinsta dec d IN
the county OF Franklin, Va. sin likely Negroes
belonging to the estate fsaid Hcptlnstal winch
win be sold on twelve months credtthe pufcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
THOMAS HEPIlNSlALL, Exr'..
WA. &. HEPTlNSTALL, !
Nov. 10 Go"
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Lmeh5ug Ploaeb Huufactory.
Opposite Post Oni,e
nI-li

Lynehbrg Pioaeb Hemnfact0rH
<ptIh subscribers r',rrc'lolIy inform 'he"
l liends and the public, thai they have com
men ed the above business on the cross street
leadme flom the Market TO the Bridge, where
they Intend keeping constantly ON hand, gen
cfal assortment Of Ploughs, of the latest and
mosi approved patterns now IN use among
them Is the late improved hill side Plough, all OF
which will he wurantcd IN workmanship and
performance 10 BE equal to any now in use.
Having been engaged several years in the above
business. thy are confident OF rendering gencl-
| ,afisfactlan ~ the execution Of their work,
,haie ot public patronage is solicited Ploughs
Immediately repaired,
LANkFORD u VEDDER
Nov 10 Is
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NfOIICE-Nr Nm be sold. u The highest hid
" DEF. at the l,le residence ct Charles Gala
wa, srn dec on TUESDAY the I'm ol December,
tine next month, part OF the personal estate
of the sad decedent. consisting ot four Young
veil broke mules, Two woke otoScu, one oX Nag-
gon. one ny cart, the crop Of corn, FODDER. oats
and rye, the stock Of cattle, hos and sheep,
household aud kitchen furniture, plantation IL
tensils OF every description, one douhie gig aud
tarness one set OF hacksmith's tools, several
bhffes OF cider ferns Of sale--a credit of II
months will be giyra upon all SUNS oi ten dol
lars aud upwards Tor all sums undcl ten dol
lars cash will bcrequred. Bonds with approv-
ed security viii be ofrequired ofthe purchaser.
FRANCIS CALlANAN ,I.,..
HENRY CALLANAl,
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Only ageni Tor legchbmR
Who has iusi received large supply, direct
from The proprietor, GbdaJelphaD anl war.
fanted nnInc. Opposite Post Office.
November H.
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AzouCE.--By virtue ola decd Of n".R OK
y ecnisd to the snhsor'ners e' " ee'"'n re-
.rr casbaell. aud dolly recorded N the cIc'Ns
~ the county eoau al Anhers,, h'sr'r
aaie he 10Th day ottfe'''aft' ~ . t"' P,'P'.
ri, ~. ,,h day Of Droemhef. next, II fan, Al
-, an. ,cst r,ir ia, thereafter. by public a"e,
don the p,v,n,.cs the following property
- -, s,td. ed. WI Il certain tfaci parcel
.fIa,5 living a b ng ~ tn county ot Amh~s',
adonins The la.,ts ol ihos. il'se mho'll"'n and
others. containing four OF i've hundred acres.
-. ~. f,rl,,yinp slave tia ioe. n boy about
,'.,9,s,a sarah and her tao children, England
and N. Vie Pauca, nnd Rowland, bov, 10
the, win the increase n tie females, >toct
II ba,.rs ca,,It' AID plantation utensils. Acting
. trustees We viii convey spch ttie as Is vested
N a. Nv said deed
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-06

Atlantic Souvenir.
Christmas and new years Offering for 1928
THIS IS the Bird year since tins interesting pro-
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the people haye an opportunity of doing so now
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money. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nov 10.
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WYE are now prepared TO offer TO their at
y" tenion a very general assortment. HO0k
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Heavy Twlled Army Cloths
Coarse Casslnett's (at very low prices)
3, !, 4l2 and point willed Blankets (very
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II 4 Al real Whitney Blankets sup. TO any
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