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ny ,iriuo ofo decd uftrust, made 10 che sub
y scribef and James / Wright by Cornelius
Peace dated ON the 18th day February, 1877,
aud 81 record In the niiioe ofihe Hastings Court
Of L suchbufg, FOR the purpose OF securing GER
tam tlebis due 10 Geo Whitlocke. |, ~ surviving
trustee, ~ill proceed 10 sell, on tile premises, on
Tfida, the lsth Of MAY neat, # fan, II not the
next iair dav thereafter, Sundays excepted, for
ready money, certain half ACRE OF Ground, IN
the Corporation OF Lynchburg, lying and beng
on tenth street aud sixth alley The title Is be-
iiesed uequcsionablc. but, acting as trustee, |
shall only convey such IS vested IN me by said
deed. GEO. 7. RICHARDSON, Sursi.
April27. f.ids3S wing Trustee.
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[HkuSf SALE.-By virtue of deed of
- trust, executed 10 the Subscribers, by VIM.
Chick, bearing date the 26th day Of Judy, 1924
and duly recorded IN the clerks office oftbe
county OF Buckingham, we shall for the uurpo-
ses IN said deed mentioned proceed TO sell NJ
public auction, for cash at The present residence
oisaid VIM. Chick, in buckingham, on the 2gtb
day of May next, the following property con
vCy"d in sad deed t0i 50 much as will be sufIi
cient to discharge the debts in said deed mon.
tioned,) to Wit: Jacob, John Poriius. John
Cartman, Zoe, Ephraim, Pbllis. Pleasant. len.
ney Nancy, Grace, Sally and Henry; also, 90
head ofcattle, head of horses, 3 yoke ofoxen
one cart, IL head of sheep, 30 head nj hoes;-
also, all the household and kitchen furniture ag
said Chick; also, the farm tools and the crop ON
handi also, 3 Boats. II all the property IL not
disposed OF on that day, the sale VIII he cont,.
ued from day To day until the whole Is dispnsed
OF. We will only convey the title vested in us no
the deed. SAMI. Z. CHRISTI
SAML, BRANSFOHD
April20 ctts97
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April

valuable Property near Lynehburg,
lH0R SALE.-rhe subscriber having deter.
mmedto remove TO town, offers for sale
lis valuable farm, near Lynchburg, containing
about 90 Acres, known by the name of OAK
LEY 10 person whose business does not re-
qulrc his constant attention in town, this is one
OF the most desirable residences in the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are all ofbrck. con.
slstlng OF an excellent and convenient dwelling
house, lcehouse kitchen, stable, &c.-The ear
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 Lynchburp.
may view the premises al any time, and be in
formed OF the terms ON application to the sub
scriber who, deeming it his interest to dispose
OF this property, offers bargain to purchasers.
II Oakley he not sold by Tuesday The 18th dal
of May, twill on that day be offered at auction
NM. l.. SAUNDERS.
April 6. tds:}5
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1896
Important to Land OpRers IN Virgia,

AUDITORS Office, Richmond, !
March 10, 1927. (
PURSUANT to a clause therein contained
- the subioined Act is published for the in.
formation OF all persons whose lands are return.
ed delinquent for the non-payment Of taxes It,.
provisions are entitled TO immediate attention. as
they hold ont to those interested the following ne.
cullar Inducements 10 redeem their lands if re-
demption is ever intended
!. II boaa fde purchasers, whose deeds have
been duly recorded prior to the act shall shqu
| IN the mode prescribed, that they have paid an
the purchase money, not leaving in their hands
sufficient to discharge the taxes and damar,
due at the time OF the purchase the land sba, b,
eXonerated from all arrest up to that time.
:. II IT be shewn thai the taxes were prroop
| otsly charged or paid (although returned delin-
quent) the same reIieiis afforded.
3 y further time until the first Of .}Hiy, 1923.
/ IS allowed for the redemption of lands forfeited
/ to the Literary Fund aud as such lanaS WIRE
not generally re-assessed pursuant 10 the acl Of
| lsli-proyison is made for such re-assessmcnt
at the cost the owner, by which the rate oftax.
alton Will be considerably reduced
4. With respect to lands forfeited to the Lite.
tafy und, claimants who derive little under
junior grants from the commonwealth. be>fine
date prior to the forfeiture, and whose ,a,Ydy have
been improved aud settled, may, on pavinp an
equitable proportion of taxes and damages. OBJ.
tam arehnquiShment of the commons nlth 8
right, although sucn lands may have been com.
pretended IN larger or older grants. But this
privilege Will not exist until after the Isl of July.
1873, and only from that time TO the lst Decem.
be 1929 This provision spartcularly interes.
ting TO nonresdents.
As nnumerable tracts of land have been re-.
turned delinquent in almost every part of the
commonwealth, of which the present proprietors
are probably lgnorant,-the propriety of cd.
dressing enquiries ON the subject 10 this Office IS
suggested. In making such enquiries. the names
o' former owners, and the quantity aud situa-
ton OF each tract, ought TO be sneriaIlv co,,,,,
nicatcd. ATrears o rtares can oniy be 1ojd NJ ,bc
Treasury. JAS. e. UE4Tu - ut
Auditor OF Pnhlic Accnnnts
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March %.

YNfoIlCE.-I wish to sell my tract of Land.
~ lying ON cid Woman's Greek, in Pittsyl-
Hanla county, about one mile from Staunton riy-
or, aud about 2S southwest of Lynchburg. 1t
adJoms the lands of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
1. Adams and others On this tract, there are
upwards of 100 acres of rch low-grounds. in
body. The highland is we'll timbered with fine
pine. That part ofthe tract which is cleared, is
good, and produces well. This land contains
two good orchards ofexcellent fruit. The range
Tor stock is extensive, and unequalled by any in
tins section OF country. II embraces three fine
mil sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great 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, liy-
ing at Wards Bridge. Campbell county.
JOHN B. RUTLEDGE.
Feb 16. s,see
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An ACT

1onoerh'ng lands returned delinquent
Tor the non-payment of taxes.
Passed, March 9th, 1927.
l.. bE 1t enacted by the General Assembly.
mat II any person, claiming title to any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non-nav.
ment OF taxes due thereon, or te any part of
Such tract or LOT, at any time before the first anv
o. dprii, one thousand eight hundred and taefu6,
eaght shall prove by Satisfactory evidence to the
court OF me county or corporation in which the
same may lie, that prior to the passage ofthis
act he was bona fide purchaser of such land
OF io, 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 thu,
he hao paid all the purchase money therefor. on
30 nnuch thereof as not to leave in his hands
Su'hcienf to satisfy and pay the taxes. with d3.
images IN arrear and unpaid at the date of his
purchase or that he fairly derives title by tbro
OF under some person SO having purchased a,f
pan" me purchase money; il sirall be the dutv
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}ooT AND SHOE FACTORY.

II AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers
II ior sale his valuable tract of land whereon
he now lives, containing 351 IL Acres, lying in
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, Il
miles below Lynehbnrg and in 3 miles Of James
River, and in 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the first rate tobacco land, and well wa
tered, good improvements, and plantation IN
ample order for cropping sufficient to work or
hands TO advantage, and possession may be
aod a, any time before the present crop IL pitch.
ed--For terms, apply TO the subscriber living
ON the premises. JOHN WALkER,Jr
Feb /. ciilb
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" HRUST ShiE.-rursuantto deed of trus,
- bearing date, the 10Th Nov. 1922, aud duly
recorded IN the Clerks office of the county court
OF Amherst, executed by Daniel F. Christian, to
1he subscriber, Tor purposes therein expressed, I
shaii proceedtose for ready money, at Chris
tian's old shcp,7on the premises, a certain tract
otland, whereen judith Christian now lives con.
tanning 53o acres, more or less; which she has
possession of her life time, in Amherst county
IS to be sold ON the 2nd day Of June next. to the
highest bidder, by the acre; and the following
property, to wit: a Negro woman named Sopbia
Charlotte, Dizzy and Francis her cnd. one grev
'anare, one yoke of oxrnaad a cart, S head OF
cows, all the hogs and sheep, 4 beds, all the
household and kitchen furniture and planta,iou
tools ofali descriptions, or as much OF said land
and property as'wili satisfy said claim and costs
attending. faeting as trustee will convey such
attic as is vested in me as trustee
PETER +. CHRISTIAN Trustee.
March y. cIoG30
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ApriloO
lt1istees
ctts37

M. James ~ CoIeR,ap;
NlAhE NOTICE, that shall ON the 10th
- day Of May at Booths Store. in the
county OF fraHtlln, proceed 20 take the aiida.
Wits OF Thomas Preston, Dsewry Holland and
others, to be read as evidence as an Injunction
now depending in the Superior Court of Chance.
~ Tor the LynehbIrg District, in which you
are plaintiff and | am deiendant-when and
where yon may attend if you think proper.
PETER BOOTH.
April 20. clt26
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NEW GOODS.

WYE have the pleasure of informing Our
" friends Of the arrival of a great many
scarce and desirable Goods, which we will sell
lew-We are determined to retain the name Of
Lhsnp Store Aud in daily expectation OF
receiving great many new aud fashionable ar.
helcs, TO all ofwhlch we respectfully invite the
attention Of our friends and the public.
MCKEE ROBINSON & Co.
FL
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April II

m virtue Of a deed of trust, executed to the
- subscribers, by Edward b Clark, and dNl,
recorded IA 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 trac, oil
land whercon the sad Edward B. CLARK now re
sides situated ON Flat creek, in the county ni
Oampbei, containing upwards OF four hundred
acres, twelve miles from Lynchburg. further
description Of this land is deemed unnecessary
rs It IS presumed those inclined To purchase viii
be disposed TO view the premises Acting as
trustees, We Will convey such title as is vested in
US, but the title IS believed 10 be indsputab -
TERMS made known ON the day ofSale.
CRAVEN HORTON.
EDWARD &. MOORMAN.
April 90. tctds37
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Old Hoilaad DIN, Cognac Brandy, DC.

Old Holland GiR, CogHdc Brandy, DC.
WE have on hand aud are now receiving
on sacks Liverpool Salt
10 Bags CoiIee-Pan prime green
10 BAGS Java do.
10 Boxes & T. and Imperial Tea
10 ilhds Sugar
fiercrs Rec
300 lbs. Cotton Yarn No. g 10 l3
~ Quarter boxes Hacks segais
% Reams Writing Paper
5 Bbls family Loaf Sugar
z do. common do. do.
Pipe Holland Gin "old and genuine.
Ppe Cognae Brandy do. do.
! Hind Jhmnica Rum do. do.
Hhds Molasses
~ Bbls Malaga Wine
"a cask old Madeira Wine
= do do. Sicily Madeira Wine
Crates Eaftben Ware
Bacon NC. &c. &c.
Which we offer for sale, wholesale or retail,
on as good terms as they can he had In this place.
JOHN y sEIH HAIsEf.
Nav l dfs6
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NNhE EpISCOpAL CHURCH-Insl recni

EHhE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Just reee
- we'd. by the subscriber, very able and
Interesting pamphet entitled Il caldid Eranaiua.
nom ot@e Protestam EPiseopal Church, IN taco
Letters. II IS said that the Episcopal Church ha,
peeh powerfully abused of late, and here's some.
'hng ON tn" other side. Every body ought to
rean ths very ably written work, since it is pul
out at the very low price Of u - cents.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dec IA.
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~lTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri
~ Der, darn bay Horse with long name
and tail, little inclined 10 curl; shod all round
liberal reward will begiven tor the delivery OF
the same 10 me in Lynchburg. S. DlUGUD.
April g. tcts6s
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THE TRUSTEES.

oN the same day will be sold, on the premi.
ses' IA the corporation OF Lynchburg, one lot OF
land containing about rs acres, on which is a
good brick house and kitchen, with out houses
anu good well and on the opposite corner Of
me lot small family house. The garden con-
tains variety of excellent fruit ress-7 kinds OF
pears, Kinds Of apples, y kinds of cherries, 8
xmas Of plunibs, great many peach trees of the
cholcest kinds, one almond tree, one Roman
heetaflne o. quincetree, white malberres, Boston
ouiieTnuis, &c. together with several kinds Of
large English gooseberries, grapes, cufIants and
raspberrles. The principal part Of the above
named fruits have been obtained from n York.
aud are amongst the most celebrated oil Europe
according to the Encyclopedia. a credit fone,
Two aud three years vii be given for part Of
the purchase money. The above named prem
lses are now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Robert C.
scott JOHN X. d. PAYNE,
Auetioncer.
April II. tctds72
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April 6.

Nf0TlCE.-All persons having claims upon
AZ me- in my official character, a, late depu-
~ for c. Mundy, Sheriff of the county of Am.
herst, are requested to call upon me without de,
lay, and receive their money.
Jos. PETIYJOHN
March % ts29
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SPRING GOODS.

DfaHE SUBSCRIBER now oiiefs for sale a a
well selected assortment ofs> 4 AsoNAbLh
DRY GOODS of the latest style aud las 'ehs'
waieh, taseihef with Low prices Will, he hopes
he an indsfement for dealers TO call aud exam
an ne assortment
Among them are the following
81 10 d Cambria and 1oconet Muslins
Plain aud lg'd Mall aad Book Mos'ms, extra
quality
Swiss iusin, PLAIN and extra tg'd
Common nd seperor prints ne" tive
Pam aud stripe Batiste sill garrage
Swiss Muslin Capes and Collars
EIreant Gauze aud sdk ilks.
Irish linens, Black Lntestfing, do suroassian
Ladies' Md an1 Hn,lias Gloves
Ge.,tlcmcns lioskiu's asd Woodstock do
Inrrain aud Waite Caiten Hosiery
Tiesani Paid Ciaaks. new style
Fine Versailles and ialepua besiings
Superior Blue and ianey colorcd Cloths
Brown, blceched and PLAID Cottons
Wilh almost every other articles suited to the
eeason aud demand, aud will il Is hoped. render
satisfaction TO customers.
ABNEY NJ. FhCkLER
Bank Square, Lynchborg.
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SPRING GARDEN Fn Sale


elIIUATED in Rockingham COZ nty. North
- Carolina, on the uiaIH road b adine from
salem and Salisbury to Lyrchb,fs1s and Rich.
mond. This delightful and wei known pru.
aence ior health, good water, and b eauty OF site
atom IS not surpassed by perhaps any in the
otate he tract of land contains npwarsd, OF
two thousand acres, about one hun bred of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. AT least one
ullrd oil The tract IS prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain lsnei, and from lis
level situation IS susceptible ola high state of
improvement. The land aitoU nds with good
springs, and Is covered with ex' client timber. -
As stand for mercantile business Spring
uafdenis equal to any, having five public roads
leading to II from different dire ctions, and has
been place of considerable bu siness for forty
years. he improvements are a new two story
dwelling house with six rooms, store, aud tav.
ern otse, which with a little repairing would
be very good, a new barn, shedded for stables. a
shop and other out houses. Determined TO re-
move to the western country, will sell bargain
IN the above property, and re ceiye few likely
negroes IN part payment. For terms, apply TO
the subscriber ON the premises.
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March Q c1ot2o
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MAY 4
sNR EsBfErsoNT PATENT sTONN.

Tar RoBEHfsoN'o PATENT STohA.
~ CHIC BITIERS. These celebrated and
well knewn i}niers ore composed purely OF We
cetabics, of the most innocent, yet specific VIZ
tines, aud are particularly recommended Tot ne.
storing weak constitutions, cleansing Il strength
euing the stomach, and increasing the appetite .
they eHprl worms in all ages, bat from their sin.
plicity and safety, arep most natural AMI eheeiu.
alsrmifuge. whcn admnistofedto childrcni they
are gratefully watin, and pungcutly aromatic j,
they are extremely scrvceable IN all seasons,
trit particularly so ON the approach OF warm
weather. when bilious habits experience such To-.
fal loss ofappette, they arc also certain proven
tive against those complaints 80 much in the
spring, such as intermittent Jesers and Agncs
Dysentaries, aoc &c
They possess moreover, The property peculiar 10
Themselves, Of qualifying and amellorating those
mdammntory pernicions qualities Inherent IN m.
dent spirits and 30 often fatal when taken IN an
empty stomach, and converts them into whole
gone. pleasant. and mygoraiing stomarhic.
They are a very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use oftavern., as well
US private families.
\ few dozen brttcs ofthe above valuable Bit
ters, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
Jar per bottle WALTERH. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 10. Opposite Post Office
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LniE sale of Mr.. lver's lands, heretofore
- advertised, is adjourned, Except as 10 the
and IN Botetourt, which will be sold purgnant IN
iormer notice. TO the 9TH day of MAY, in hen.
lucky--the 9Th and 9th in Scott county Va
JESSE h. HARRISON.
Trustee
April4. tltq,-aa
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
m AVID N ROBERT KYLE, in addition 10
- their late supplies, have Just received un
extensive and well chosen assortment If Staple
and Fancy Goods. Amongst which are the fol
lowing articles
Super blue black, and fancy cold Cloths and
Cassimeres
Superior black Grape Robes
DO do assorted
Nankin Robes, assorted
PLAIN black Gro-de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
DO do assorted
Black Italian Lutcstrng aud Mode
Sntm, assorted
Grape Leese and Italian Grape, assorted
Marc"let Sha"ls, new aud splendid article
Gauze and fancy sill, IIhlis
Black and cold Grape ShawIs
Superb Lace Capes
Tamboured Collars aud Collarets
satlns, Ganzc aud Lutestring bonnet Ribbons
Gymps. assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies black aud white horse-skin Gloves
Do Cnstor do
Superior Thread Laees aud Edgine
DO GYnp do
Bolinct VeHs. IL Bobinct Lace
Iortosc.sheIl tuck aud side Combs
Imitation do do do
fiue Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutest,ing Cravats
DO black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing Silk, assorted
inc Twist aud Saddlcrs' silk
superb English Silk NesGngs
Gcntlemcn's Woodstock Gloves
Do. Norway doe do
Black Levnnlnc IIhl,s.
Fine black fg'd Cravats
DO. Safcenet do
Superior Bandanna, German, and flag pocket
Hhkis.
White Domesics. assorted
Calicoes, DC. &c.
The above comprise n small portion of the ar
,icies just purchased IN Newly DIRK aud Phiadel-
phia, under the immediate inspection of one OF
the firm. They will be found, ON inspection, 10
he oil sterling quality, and at prices tar below
what has hitherto been considered cheap -
In te" days further supply will be received
Feb "
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NfoIIcE.-By virtue Of deed of ,rus,. exc.
~ ented by Christopher lsbelI aud VIM. l..
.soeli' on the 9th day of October, 1924 and duly
f.e9Ioeo ~ me county court of Amherst, we
aha,, on tuesday,, the 18th Of May, at the Mar
81 mousse IN The town Of Lynchburg, sell for
,es'y money 'he following property, TO satisfy
said deed to wit, a trnc, OF marcel ofland con.
tanning 10 acres, lying ON James River. in the
county OF Amherst, about half mic above the
OH bridge,-aiso, ene house and lot. occupied
by VIM. l. isbcil, and lying on the road leading
from Lynchburg TO Amherst Court House. 10.
ge'hef with all aud singular the rights and ap.
purtenanees to the said tract of land and lot be-
longing also, three slaves, Cusar Charles and
reter, Waiermen.) As trustees, we shall con.
sey only such title as is vested in us, though il
is believed to be lndisputabIe.
THE sTRIrzTEEG
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~ Nelr .Ncreen Rntt......

NNfEW MESIC.--The subscriber has Tho Mica.
IL sure Of informing the ladies and gcntrnr,,
Of hynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, II Yt,ry valuable selection of NAV
MUSIC, for the Pino-forte, German Flute. Ga.
ronet Nc. Nc. all of which be is determined 10
sell very low. AKRAM r NoRTu
June 10
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IN - EMovAL.-s.iMUEL OM

NNrEH BUOkS.-Ihe subscriber has he
IN pleasure OF again informing the public
that he has just received direct from Phialcl
pLia, very la se additional supply OF
Books d Stationary,
Which renders his collection very complete.
all otwhoh he is determined to sell very low
Tor cash. Those wishing TO buy arc particn-
larry Invited 10 call aud examine my coIler
ton before they purchase. In the late ar
rivals we're the following New Works, viz -
.Taies round Winter Hearth, 10y Jane and
Anua Marin Porter being the best produc-
tioa from! Their ren Tor many years. The Adj.
ventures Of Don Juan de uloa, illustrated
Nth - fuc Engravings this work contain.
the most surprising adventures TINT was ever
known. The Franklin Almanack, for 1927 .
superior 10 any other IN the world. Atlantic
Sour cair, or Christmas and New Yenrs pre-
srG. tar 1927 this is decidedly one of the
most Superior prudue' ous ever issued from
any pre,spn tne L. States, and equal fif nol
snpanor) 10 any in the world 1ls wonder
lrliy S.eeuod work was published by IL. {
Carey ~ La. Philadelphia and they rich.
/, de- The patronage of liberal public
IN addition Ia Ibis very superior production
they pahlish lie most useful pfodnrtion.
pnblished ia lie u States, and generally bet
ter executed. ADRIAN X NORTH
Nov. Is
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mon kENl.-Iwo rooms on the lower floor
y of the house which ! at present occupy 4,
they ATE large and convenient. aud possession
Immediately given. no. ROBINSON.
Feb. D. #
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NOR SALE, family of NEGROES, fol
X cash, or ON a short credit; man aud wife
aud tom children Apply TO the Printer.
March % tf32
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WALTER H. MIDDLETON.
Dec = Da,,osa n -, ,

p COX blNDERY.--lhe sub scriber has LAT
- ~ procured an additional first rate Boook
nmoef' winch enables him to do all work, i
that line, with ncatnesS and dispatch ue ha
received direcli from Philadelphia, a VERY large
supply OF paper of very superior quality. when
enables HIM Ia do any kind Of Blank Hork at n
minute notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub.
NC generally may rely ON having any work or
ueted OF me, faithfully done and made out of the
pest materials and at very low prccs.-Persons
WshhS books hound are requested to bring them
forward immediately rs am somewhat at Ieis.
"fe an" can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
li'io''nea that bnd books at much lower prices
INA" uley ever Were known TO he done at in this
oa'' oil the country, aud in much more superb
VI manner ABRAM r. NORTH.
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