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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Groceries.

yU1HE subscriber has lately received supply OF Gro
ceries, which, in addition to his former stock, he
offers on moderate terms. They consist III part o'-
hhds sugars, do. refined do.
10 bbls do , Is bags coffee
10 balfchests & boxes Imperial and Gunpow-
der teas
9 chestsand 4 half do Young Hyson do
1Okegs Leiper's and CARROTS snuff
rs sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
so bbls rosin, 40 do Suffolk tar
Together with family -four, rum, brandy, wh'skey'
moIasses salt pc,re, nails Manila and ether cordage'
hemp and cotton seine twine, etc: etc p.,N
July Wv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16
Yor sale or freight
Cosnac brandy, etc.

ENEpipes Cognac Brandy, 'Seigneues DrA"''
titled to debenture
l do do do Rasteau's brand, old and hne
kegs nutmegs
do cloves
10 boxes and So half boxes Lspham's NO. chooo'
ate, landing from the schr Pioneer, and tor SAFE
~pl s. MESSEkSAhiH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-16

VJNHE subscribers have opened an ofhce IN the lily
l of T.IIahassee for the purchase and sale of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
April II
NNeoTICE.-On Thursday, the 10Th day of

NfoTICE.-On Thursday, the 10Th day of
~ May next, will attend at the mouth of
Gauley river, in the county of kanawha. iur the
purpose of receiving proposals for the building
of the bridge at that place The bridge TO be a
straight open topped bridge, supported by strita-
BILE number of stone pillars. and covered with
two inch white oak plank, laid ON sleepers of
white p.nc OF white oak with plain handrail and
bannlstcrs Al the same time will receive pro
posals for making and putting into the kanawha
river a sufficient number OF Booss and Ring
Bolts At the same time and place, ] will re-
ceive proposals for keeping In good repair, for
the term ofthreo years, that part of the turnpike
road which lies west of Lewisburg. and ON the
10Th day of the same month, | will attend at
Lewisbnrg, Tor the purpose of receiving propo>
sails for putting and keeping in good repair, that
part OF the turnpike road which lies between
Lewiyburg and Coyington for the same period
of time. DAVID S. GARLAND, Com'r
kanawha Road and Navigation.
March 80. c6w3i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

NnRuST SALE.-By virtue of trust deed
- executed to me, by John West. for certain
purposes therein specifed,l shall on the lth day
of May next. proceed to sell, by way % public
auction, ON the premises, for cash. the tract of
land whereon the said John West now lives. w.
ing in the county of Pittsylvania, on bothsdes of
Panther Creek adjoining the lands of the late
John Ward, decd John DosS aud others, sup.
posed to contain 800 acres. This land lies about
one and half miles from what is called Wards
Springs, is a valuable creek tract of land. and
deserving the attention of persons wishing 10
purchase. shall convey such title only ms is
vested in me trustee, though believe the title
uuques'ionable. ABRAHAM C. SHELTON.
April 20 c,ds27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
SPRING GARDEN For Sale !;

f<aITUAlED in Rockingham county. North
- Carolina ON the main road leading from
Salem and Salisbury 10 Lynchburg and Rich
mond. This delightful and well known pru-
dence for health, good water and beauty of site.
alton, is not surpassed by perhaps any in the
Staie.-Ihe tract of land contains upwarsds of
two thousand acres, about one hundred of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. AT least one
third fthe tract is prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from its
level situation IS susceptible Of high state of
improvement. The land abounds with good
springs, and is covered with excellent timber
As stand for mercantile business, Spring
Gardens equal TO any, having five public roads
leading 10 il from different direcionS, and has
been place of considerable business for forty
years. The improvements are a new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, a store. and iav-
ern hose, which with little repairing would
be very good, new barn, shielded for stables,
shop and other ont houses. Determined TO re-
move to the westerncountry, ! will sell bargain
III the above property, and receive few likely
negroes in part payment. For terms, apply to
the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES c. GALLAWAY.
March .. cl2t30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
March %.

1NSoIlCE.-l wish to sell my tract of Land.
IN living ON old Woman Creek, in Piitsyl-
vania county, uboHt one mile from Stanton riv-
er, and about % southwest of tynchburg. 1t
adjoins the lands of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
/. Adams and others On this tract. there are
upwards of lo0 acres of rich fairgrounds, in a
body. The highland is well timbercd with fine
pine. That part oftbe tract which is cleared is
good. and produces we'll This land contains
two good orchards ofcxccllont fruit. The range
for stock is extensive, aud mequalled by any in
tins section Of county. Ilembraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great supply OF water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate and
acrcdit will be given. Any person wishing TO
purchase. viii please call on the subscriber, liz
ing at Nald's Bridge. Campbell county
JOHN b. RUTLEDGE.
Feb l6 cis2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

r AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers
"a for sale his valuable tract of land wherein
he now lives, containing 35t II Acres, lying in
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, -
miles below lynrhburg, and in 3 miles OF James
River, and in 3 miles ot3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the first rate tobacco land, and well wa
tered good improvements, and plantation N
ample order for cropping, sufficient 10 work or
& hands to advantage, aud possession may he
and at any time before the present crop Is pitch
ed For terms apply to the subscriber living
ON the premises. JOHN NALktRJr.
Feb !. cti26
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AhcLa

yn Y vitne OF q deed Of trust, rnade 70 the sub
Tx srrjf,erand james T Wright by Cornelius
Psaere datfd on fbe jtb day ofFehruars, III I"
aud nj record IN the Office ufthc ilnsimgs eo"ri
Of L. nchburg. fr the purpose Of securing Ger
,ain hclts due 70 Geo. WhitloclSe, as surviving
trustee. viii proceed 10 .eil. on the premises' on
Triaa,. the lstho May MT if laif, II mi We
next fair dss thereafter, Sundays excepted, i9t
ready money. a certain hail acre of Ground, IA
the Corporation Of fynchbnre lying and bong
an tenth street and sixth alley. The title IS 6e.
l,cved uuuuestionale, hut acting as trustee,
shall onlv convey such a. Is vested IN me by saiu
deed d1EO. T. lu1AhbH's'i "'i
April2T t-lds}s VIZ
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70 Y virtue ola deed Of trust, executed 10 the
- Subscribers, by Edward Il Clark and duly
recorded In the county count Of Campbell, for
certain purposes therein mentioned we will pro-
cecd, on the premises the 18th day of MAY
next 10 sell to the highest bidder, the tract Of
land whefeon the sad Edward b. Clal, 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 j, deemed unnecessary
as IT IS presumed those inclined to purchase will
he disposed 10 view the premises Acting as
trustees We viii convey such TILE as is vested IN
us, but the title is believed Ia br indi. put bic
TERMS made known on the dav ofsale.
CRAVEN HORTON.
EDWARD G.. MOOhMAN
April 90. tctd.3s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

mpo5iant to Laad Omners in Virginia.
auditors Office, Richmond,
Marcb In 1907


YDURSUANT TO a clause therein contained,
"a the suhIoined Act is published for the in
formation of all persons whose lands are return
ed delinquent for the non-paymcnt Of taxes Its
provisions are entitled to immediate attention as
they bold out to those interested the following pc.
cular inducements TO redeem them lands if re-
demption is ever intended.
/. Ii b9nG fde purchasers, whose deeds have
been duly recorded, prior to the act shall shew
in the mode prescribed that they have paid all
the purchase money, not leaving in their hands
sufficient to discharge the taxes and damages
due al the time Of the purchase, the land shall be
eSoucrated from all arrest spto that time
>. Is ii be >hcwn, that helaxcs were errone
ousfy charged OF paid. (although returned dclin-
quenO the same reliels afforded
3 \ further time until the first ofJplv. 1928.
is allowed ior the redemption OF lands forfeitcI
TO the Library FUND; and as such lands were
not generally re-asscssed pursuant To the act OF
lSl7--provison is made for such re-assessment
al the cost ofthe owner, by which the rate oftax-
alton will be considerably reduced.
a. With respect TO lands forfeited to the Lite
rary Fund, claimants who derive little under
junior grants from the commonwealth bearing
date prior TO the forfeiture, and whose lands have
been improved and settled may, on paving am
equitable proportion of taxes and damages. OBJ
tain REIMBURSEMENT of the commonu cath 5
right, although sucn lands may have been COM
pretended in larger or Older grants. But this
privilege viii not exist until after the st July,
lS2S, and only from that time to the lst Decenl-
be-, 1929 This provision is particularly interes-
ting 10 nonresdents.
As innumcrabie tracts OF land have been re.
turned delinquent in almost every part of the
of which the present proprietors
are probably ignorant,--the proprictv OF ad-
dressing enquiries on the subject to this Office is
suggested. In making such enquiries, the names
OF former owners, and the quantity and stt,a-
ton of each tract, ought to be specially commit
niratcd. drreaH Of tdres cca oRiy be paid at The
Treasury JAS. l.. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

yPAUKSif Ant To a decree - So Hupe', -
r Court of Chnncery, directcdby IA" TO be
loIaen at the town OF Lynrhbufg pronounced
on tae allb day II October, 1926 ~ cause
,berain depending between shbiiel scott pltf
aud RouJen fcnAlelan. James :. Peudleton aud
Robert rusley, deits The uudersignea Mar
shall ofthe sid Superior Court Of Cbanccry.
will. On Wednesday. inc 3oth day fncNt month.
II f,ir. ifaat the ne,i fair DIV atthc Courthouse
Of the county Of Amherst proceed 10 sell, by way
81 public suction. II Tie highest bidder, for rcn-
DIV money, two slaves uamed Michael aud Gil
bert being the s1ye. IN the said decree mentl-
onel lHOAA3 \. noLtDhbb, MAJ.
Anril .. cidsas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

MfE. GEORGE ELWALL--As You reside
AZ out ofthe limits ofthe State of Virginia,
| take this public method of informing you,
and you are hereby notified that shall on the
Sth day OF May, 1927, at the Franklin Hotel,
in the town of Lynchburg, and State of Virgil
mia, tai, the dispositions of Jehn Bullock, and
others, TO he read as evidence on the trial Of the
suit depending in the Superior Count of Chan
Gerry, for the Lynchbure District in the State a
foresaid wherein am plaintiff aud you aud
others are defendants.
DANIEL HIGGlNBOTHAM
April g. c5w35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

/nRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of
- trust executed to The subscribers. by Vim.
Chick, bearing date the Goth day of july, 1924
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF The
county of Buckingham we shall for the pulpo-
ses in said deed mentioned, proceed to sell, at
public auction, ior cash al the present residence
OF said VIM. Chick in Buckingham, ON the 2sth
day of May next, the following property con
veyed in said deed, Cor SO much as will he sufli.
cent TO discharge the debts in said deed men
tioned,) To wit: Iucob, John Portius, JOIN,
Eartman, Joe, Ephraim, Philis Pleasant, .;en.
ncy, Nancy, Grace, Sally and Henry also. 20
head ofcathe 8 head Of horses, 3 yoke Of oxen
one cart, 10 head Of sheep, 30 head of hoas.--
also, all The household and kitchen 6Irnitnre Of
said Chick; also, the farm tools and the s,op an
band; also, Boats, 1rall the property is not
disposed of ON That dav the sal, VIII be contin-
ued from day 10 day until the whole is disposed
of. We will only convey the title vested in us by
the deed. SAML. p. CHRISTIAN,
SAAlL, BRANSFORD
Trustees
ApriloO ctaS3T
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
Aprilo0

Mr.. James H. Coleman;
HHAkE NOTICE, that shall ON the 10th
~ day of May, at Booths Store, in the
county OF Franklin, proceed 10 take the affda-
Wits OF Thomas Preston, Drewry Holland and
others, TO be read as evidence as an Injunction
now depending IN the superior Court of Chance
~ for the Lynchbnrg District, In which YOU
are plaintiff and | am decentralization and
where yon may attend ii yon think proper.
PETER BOOTH.
April %. CIV 36
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N oTicE.--By ,itt,r III iesd ofirasi, exr-
al cuied by Christopher Isbeli and Nm. J..
lsbell. on the 9Th dag Of October, ls24 and duly
rerorded ~ the county cout of hinhcrd. We
shall, on Tuesday the 18Th of May, At the Mar
kci honse, ~ The town Of Lynchbnrg, sell for
ready money, the following property. 10 sai,sfy
sad deed. TO Wit: trael on parcel ofland. con
timing - acres. lying on James River, in the
county Of Amherst, about half mile above the
Toll Bnidgcr---aiso, me house aud lot oceupiad
by VIM J. isbell, and lying on the road leading
from Iynchburg TO Amherst Court House, TO.
ge'hef with all and singular the rights and APP
phrtenances 10 the said tract of land and LOT be-
longing; also, three slaves, Caesar, Charles and
Peter, tNatermen.) As trustees, We shall con
sey only such title as Is vested in Us, though it
is believed to be indisputabe.
THE TRUSTEES
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n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of the last
III will aud testament Of Samuel Lewis decd
the Executor being therein instructed TO sell the
lands belonging to the said dccedent, will nc.
cordmgy, on the 10Th day of May next. on the
premises, near Benjamin Watkinss store, sell
the lands aforesaid containing 6l5 acres, 300
acres Of which is subject to the widows dover
believing that no person viii purchase the same
without first viewing the lands, shall therefore
say but little as 10 the quality, The land lies
we'll fine grain land, and considerable quantity
good tobacco land. The terms will be made
known on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH LEWIS, EN'or
April l3. cl5N 36
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EHIlE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-.mst recci-
- we'd. by the subscriber, very able and
ntereStiagpamphlct, entitled 4 caHsfd Ecao,i9aa-
ton GjHe Protestant Erqseopai Church, in two
Letters. 1t is said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late, and herc'S some
thing on the other side. Every body ought to
read tins very ably written work, since il is put
ont at the very low price Of IL - cents.
ABRAM X. NORTH.
Dpp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

M virtue of n deed of trust executed by
- Peasants Murphey TO the late John Hea-
den Iced and the subscriber for the purpose of
securing sundry debts therein mentioned, which
deed bears date the 29h day OF November, 1923,
and is of record IN the county Court of Bedford,
shall ON he 9Th day of May next. if fair, if
not the next fair day thereafter, Sundays ex-
ccp'ed. at the residence of said Peasants Muir
phv N the county of Bedford, proceed to sell.
at public auction, the lands conveyed by said
deed, VIZ. One tract, ON which the said Plea
SAINTS Murphy NOW resides, containing five
hundred ard eleven acres, more or less, and
living upon Goose and Mill Greeks, as more
particularly described and subject to the reScr-
,ations contained in said deed of trust, also ore
undivided moicty ola tract of fifteen acres. Nv.
ing ON the south side of Goose Creek and boun-
dcd by said Creek and the lands of John Ar
thur and others, or so much of said lands as
will be sufficient to pay whatever balance may
be due OF the debts secured by said deed of
trust and the charges ofsale. These lands are
very valuable. containing large portion of
low grounds--thc terms, which will be in con-
iormity, with the provisions of said deed of
trust will he 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
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
1N1CY
Concerning lands returned delinquent
Tor the non-payment of taxes.

Passed, March 9th, 1927.
!. BE enacted by the General Assembly,
That If any person, claiming title to any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non.pay-
ment of taxes due thereon, or to any part of
such tract or lot, at any time before the first day
Of April, one thousand eight hundred and t,oenfy
eight shall prove, by Satisfactory evidence to the
court oil the county OF corporation in which the
same may lie, that prior TO the passage ofthis
act, he wqs a bona fde purchaser of such land
or lot, or Of the part thereof, SO claimed by him.
that he has deed for the same, which was duly
recorded before the passage ofthis act. and that
he had paid all The purchase money therefor, or
so much thereof as not to leave i'm his hands,
snil'clenlio satisfy and pay the taxes, with da-
images IN arrear aud unpaid al the date of his
purchase Oh tins, he fairly derives title by, thrg
or under sofne person so having purchased and
pad the purchase monev: it shall be the duty
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r....zsrssr : AIH.--fefaaautla deed Of trust
= a0. IS seih Nus ls22, m dniY
,~safi. i 81 lsrl. eiief Of Tie eouaI' c''il'
~ s.a4,..l. ,eratea by 1an.el ! shfis'ian, -
liz, .,s,srfsr Is, purposes tiis 81 expressed,
t.4lpraeeetl 20 ~. ior ready s1ane,- ~ ''l's,
,;aaa.a.l shop. on Tic premises q rct!aih VOC
- ,,sa.s,,, IN .llth Christian now lives, con
tse,ae 5aa acres. more Of less "l'ch she has
ns.sess,alt nj her lie time IA Amherst county
-, AL m tbe Pad Ia. 81 June next. 10 the
hizbest bnlder. b, lie acre. anl The following
property. = wit; Neg,o aonae ea,p'u p qua,
rh.,lsiie. Dc, aud Francis her cnld' on gfeY
-. 90, yak, ~ oxen and cart, heaJ OF
c e,'' Al &c hos. and sheep, bed, all the
boassbslj ae.l kitchen furniture aud plantation,
,,ai. ofsll descriptions, OF as much Of said Iand
all property as vii satisfy said Calm aea costs
attending. acting ~ trustee VIII convey No'i,
it'll. a. ia reeseh in n ne trustee
PETER +. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
MARCH, , 'i~is5
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

IN AVID ~ HOBbRi KYLE. IN addition 10
- Their late supplies have Just received an
extensive and veil chosen assortment ef staple
3la + alcf Goods Amongst which are the toll
iGama articles;
SUPER ,iee black. and fancy cold Cloths aud
Gsssiacfes
Superior blaek trapp Robes
b5 DO assorted
Nlnkio Robes. assorted
PAIN hLc, Glo-de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
Do do assorted
Back Italian Lu,cstrug aud Mode
osfln, assorted
Cupe Leese aud itilian Grape assorted
Mafc,lat 5hawls, new aud splendid arfclo
Lauae and fancy silk HhlsS
Black and cold Grape shavlsi
Superb Lace Capes
Iam5ourei Collars and Collarcts
satins Gaaza oed Lutestriug bonnet Ribbons
Gymps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Eauies black and white horse-sl,in Gloves
DO castor DO
Superior Thread Laces aud Edging
Do Gymp do
Bobinet Fes, A. Bobinet Lace
Iorioise-shell tuck and side Combs
Imitation do do do
Zine IYorg fombs
Superior iiallan Lutesuing Crayats
Do black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing SILK, assorted
Fine Twist and Saddors silk
Superb English SILK Vcstings
sGentlemen's Woodstock Gloves
10. Norway doe do
Black Leyantine HhkG
Hin, black fg'd Crayats
Tic Safepnpt do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04
April I

NNsI.1N MUslC.-rhe suisse ibcl las the plea.
~ SIRE Of informing the ladies and eentlei.cn
Of Lynchburg. that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, n very valuable selection of NEW
MI SIC. for the Piano-toltr. German Flute. CIa-
fionct, &c &c. all Of nhjch he is determined to
sell very low. ABRAN II. NORTH
lime ID
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April Is

NfOTlCE-tll persons having claims upon
III me, in my official character. as late dcpu.
ty for {. Mundy, Sheriff of the county of am
herst are requested TO call upon me without de-
lay, and receive their money.
JOS. PETTYJOHN
March % ts22
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-04

A\rOilCE.--Al persons having claim against
III tine estate of Francis Z. Harris, dec
will present them properly authenticated for set
Element y all who are indebted 10 the estate either
10y bond OF open account, viii please ONE for
ward y pay their respective balances forthwith.
JEHuNlLLlAMS, Admr
with the will annexed.
April 20. tclt,37.
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ApliloO
Valuable Property near Lynchhnrp,

Valuable Property near Lynchburg,
NOR SALE The subscriber having deter
~ mined To Femoye To town, offers for sale
his valuable fann, near Lynchbure, containing
about 90 Acres, known by the name Of OAK.
LEY. To Il person whose business does not re-
quire his constant attention in town, this is one
of the most desirable residences in the yicinitv
OF the place The buildings are all ofbrick. con.
Sisting oil an excellent and convenient DWELLING
house, icc-house kitchen, stable, Fsc.--The Gar.
den IS large and productive, and is enclosed by
substantial brick wall To those in the neigh
boThood further description IS unnecessary.
Persons at distance who may feel disposed TO
purchase a desirable residence near Lynchburg.
may view the premises at any time, and be in
formed of the terms on application TO the sub
scriber, who, decming it his interest 10 dispose
of this property, offers bargain to purchasers.
If Oakley he not sold by Tuesday the 18th day
OF May, will ON that day be offered at auction.
WIN, l.. SAUNDERS.
April Il. t.ls35
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April IL

ny RATS ON Boston, Providence, New.Yoik
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale in sums to suit pur.
chasers, at small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of ). y NJ. ALLEN & co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds Of mcurrent money
Is tS>cn at the lowest rates of discount
July 10 &c
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MTToiaRR Cir, Cognac Braady, &c.

Oh fIOiiaRf Tn, C0gRdC BfaHdY, a'C.
WE have on hand ard are now receiving
6oD SACKS Liverpool salt
10 Bags Co6'e-pait prime green
IL Blss lava dc.
IL Boxes q, z. and Imperial Tea
~ llbds sugar
> Iiefoes liice
500 lbs Cotton Yarn No. IN 10
~ Quarter boxes Hacks segalS
- Beams Wiring Paper
s Bbls lamil, Loaf Sugar
. do. Common do. do
Pipe Holland Gin old aud genuine"
ppe Coeaac Brandy d. do.
thd Jimarl Rum DO. do.
: llha, Molasscs
~ Bals MALAGA Wine
a. cask old Madeira Wine
, d. 10 Sicily Madeira Vine
! Crates l.anhcn Ware
Bacon, sc. &c &c.
Which We oiirr for sale wholesale or retail,
on as good terms - they can be had in tins place.
JOHN Il SETH HALsEY.
Nap l. 4t76
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Aprilo 90

-&TRAYED OR STOLEN nom the subscri
y Der darI, bay Horse with long manc
and tail, lttle inclined to curl shod MI round
\ liberal Wmd viii be given for the delivery of
the same to me IN Lynchburg. s. DluGUlD.
AprIl3. tcts6S