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Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
Attention.!

WASHINGTON GRAYS. will assemble parade
order in front of the College, on Saturday Novem-
ber lst, at o'clock, A. NJ with arms and accoutre-
ments, prepared for inspection according TO law
By order the Captain.
ROBERT RlTCFIlE, F. S.
Wilmington, Oct 21st, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

VIRGINIA SC At the rules held in the clerks Office
of the county court Of Bedford, The day Of June
le23 Hezekiah Dickinson, Vincent Jourdan, Joshua
Mobiles and Lucinda his wife, Pills against Mary Am
ionrdan, Leroy Jourdsn eNor. of Absalom Jourdan
decd, John Jourdan Sashwcll Iourdan William
Jourdan, Oney lourddn, and jeremiah Jourdar dts
In chaucery.
The defendant Sashwel Jourdan not having entered
ms appearance according Inc act of assembly and the
rules otthis court and appearing Dy satisfactory ey
dence that lie IS not an nhabtant of this country it il
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on IN,
hrs day OF the next August and answer the bill al
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be fort,
inserted IN the lvnehburg Npinian for two months sue
eessivey and posted at the from court hous,
u -. s,'is county, on Two successive court days.
10 Acopy-Tese, ROC. anTCHELL,C GRE
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"A WILL sell from 30Oto 500 acres of uncles,
u. ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. 1t is well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
KIND OF gram usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood swell waered, aud lies better than any
tract OF ITS size in this part ofthe country.
so situated as to be entirely exempted from
mage by heavy rains or high water The teriss
viii be very accommodating say one, two
ana 'hfee years, upon small payment in hand
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile and a hal
south OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 800
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vN1Ew PUBucAuoNs.--Tbs subeetibtr
~ has jnst received, direct FROM Philadelphia

CSeEW PUBDcAuoNS.--1bs subecfiber
~ has inst received. direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications, VIZ:
Lord BYRON aud some Of his contemporaries
WIN ReeoIlec,ions Of the Aaihars' Life, and of
nee visit 10 hsly, by Leigh Hul.
Tales fran the Eaglsh Souvenirs.
Nhiss sod oddiiies. 10 prose and verse. with
foffy.ofigiaal Designs, by Thonia5 U0od one Of
the Auilsrs OF Odes and Addresses TO great PEG
pie aud ilie designer Of the progress OF Cant.
MoryAn's Illustrations Of Masonry, by one Of
the Fraternity Who has devoted tsirty years TO
the sabjeci, with an account the kidnapping
ofUe 1uihor; Cheap Edition.
fhe American Quarterly Review, 5ib number,
for March 1923.
Nolih American Review. 18th number, for
ls2s
Edinburr Review, No. 90. for Oct 1897
Londoa Quarterly Review, No. 70, for Janua
~, ls2s.
The American Journal Of the Medical seien-
ces No. /, ,, A.
Tie Medico Chinrgieal Review, No. Is, for
Jan 1923.
Z Ire shove New Publications. have just.been re-.
celred. with a large assortment Of Stationary.
Couniry Merchants, Clerks Teachers. and the
pnblic general, are requested 10 gave him call
Tins stock is large aud complete. and he is de.
Iernmed 20 sell, aud will make hts prices accor-
dine To the times lie siii carries on the Took
Finding bushes. IA al IL vaiiou. branches.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
M D1
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ralnnllnI.antls for SAFE.

vx.aF lands of the Esisie OF THOMAS
JEFFERSON, deed. lying IN ire coun-
tiss of Campbell aud Bedford, ",h he offered
on ~ the oremisfs, il NOT previously sold pri-
s@,ely. on Monday the I'D OF September
=
"s Likewise. MONTICELLO, IN the count,
.t,+..,ia ,,i,a the lands ii The said estate
ad,scen, thereto, including the Shadweii
Mil, will be offered On the premises, II not
n,syios.ly sold privately, On Monday, The
nsa a viii be divided 10 suit purchaser.
The sale being made for the payment OF the
,ss,alor's debis, The desire 10 sell IS sincere.
The terms will be ommoda'ing, anu Tue
ar;ces su,icinsied low Mrs Randolph OF
MontieeIlo. will join in the conveyance and
will make the titles perfect.
TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, Eh'r.
of TBOS. JEFFERSON, deed.
July II. '"soi
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FOUNTAIN HOTEI..

YTyHE subscriber begs leave TO ',aiofm his
friends anl the public generality, That
having made tuHny important Improvements
In the House aud premises occupied NJ the
Fountain Hotel, In the town Of Ne@Iahdon,
he !. now prepared 10 accommodate ihetn
mast, lc which he hopes aud believes will be
perfectly salislaoiory-,o any one who may
call npon him. He pledges himseli, indeed
thai his means OF accommodations to travel
iers. are equal II ao superior 10 those 81 any
other tavern IN his immediate neigbhnflopd.
lie iss stable at all lines well i'lied WIN
gain and provaadcr---A we'll winch al,
fords water superior IN quality 10 any around
him. and 10 promises ever To iHfnig table
which shall equal tho reasonable etpeeia'
tons Of those who may favor hin with their
patronage Lei any individual call, howev
~, aud II be IS moi satisfied on his departure
with fare and With price, II is promised Tint
no farther patronage will be asked o. etpeet'
ed of him. JubAb CuNpiff
Aug T. w4Hsi
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n AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber having
n 4 concluded to remove from this section OF
country, fhe can dispose OF his lands, offers the
following tracts lor sale, ia wit
One tract Of $40 acres, whereon he now lives
lying ON otter River, in Bedford county, IN view
of part OF the turnpike road, Is miles from
Lynchburg aud miles from Liberty --neary
one half wood land, the greater part yet 10 clear
is excellent tobacco land. and the plantation in
respectable repair, lies we'll well watered and IN
popuouS neiehbotho0d.
Another tract of $50 acres, lying in the june
ten of the two ottefs-the most part OF this tract
Is cleared, though il is 4 productive farm, with
improvements suitable for small family
Also another tract ct 600 acres, lying onHoose
Creek within mlle of its junction with Staun.
ton River, abouI two hundred acres are cleared,
so OF which is bottom land and hall of thai guam
,itv is excellent tobacco land. and of the wood
land there is not less than two hundred acres of
first rate tobacco land--the last named tract |
consider one OF the best tobacco plantations in
Bedford. and could be made am excellent stock
farm, being better adapted 10 grass than any
plantation IN that section of country OF on this
side of the mountains, with extensive outlets
This tract will be shewn by MIR Orvlll Loving
who lives en the premises, aud the two first
tracts by the subscriber. The terms will be
made very accommodating, so as 10 suit most OF
purchasers, JESSE LEFTWlCH.
IL The Editors of the Constitutional Wing,
arer equeSled to publish the above advertisement
once fortnight, until forbid, and tor,s ard their
account to this Office Tor payment.
Feb. IL. ofts37
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AT rales held the clerks office of the Husting Court
OF the corporation Of l.ynchhnrg, Monday the 9Th
day ut May ISIS. ThOs. q. Agree against Abram |.
Nenablc aud Alien Talbot, Dets,
fine dcft. Abram l.. Ncushle not having entered bis
appearance and given security according the act ofAs
selnhy and the rules this court, and appearing by
usactory evidence that he nhahant oths couu-
ylt is ordered TIA, the said defendant do appear here
ON the first day of Aug y the bill Of the
plaintiff and that's copy Of this order be torMithins
ted an some newspaper printed in the OF Bynchburg
artwo months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the courthouse in the SAID town.
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
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A DVERTISEMENr- The subscriber wish
IA. es to sell, or rent ont, the nklin
Hotel in the Town of New Glasgow, and county
of Amherst This Building is inrge and conve-
nient, aud out houses aud garden IN good re-
pair. II is situated on the stage road leading
from Lynchburg 10 10 Charlottesville, and has
in IFS favor much to recommend il as house
of entertainments Possession will be given in
November next For terms, apply to the sub
scriher at New Glasgow,
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July IA. i3m
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY G0nnG.

superb Ganze and Melpomeme Scarfs
DO do Arcadian Hdkfs.
Blk. and blk. wa,ered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian Silks
superior assortment OF worked Swiss Muslins
Csilcoes OF every denomination, ard soma
;, OF rare and entirely new patterns
bobniDe'i Laees, al half their former prices
\ lew fashionable waiered g. buff Gingbams
Belt Ribbons. direct from Paris
pongees for Ladies' dresses
II great bargains form an inducement 10
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
VIII be made IL that effect.
June 9
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Aug

ISoR RErI-1hp, eomioriablr two story
II house, with fne gyrden snd every con
vonienoe attached thereto, on the bill Ill pre-
tenl, in the occupancy OF Dir. David Hoffman
This property 10 situated IN very deslrhble
aeighborhood.
Also, pns Of ibe new brick teaements re-
Gently bnit by thr subscrber neafly oppo
site the Freuklin Hotel
would nlsnfeul lilo houte now ocGnpy
A. an Once. Possession OF the last two ! ga
smanis can be had Immediately, the ono oh
the hill on the isth Oct.
For terms, apply Ia the shscNbor, or IN his
absence to Nj Robert Mofflss
GEO WHTTIoCkE.
Aug o.. wtseo
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ZNHE subscriber has just received direct
u from Philadelphia the following new pub
LEGATIONS, viz
ST.. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid oPerth
by the Author of Waverly, &c. sc. This. work
is said to be superior to any he has ever written
Sir Walter SCOTS KeIig ous Discourses
American Quarterly Review, 9th No. for June
1928 Just received and for delivery TO suhscri
GERS. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
June 10.
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10 Shippers Of yobncco.

y !" l@'''PYt'" y z VVUJIV'
AHE subscriber has recentlY built brick
- Ware House on the Richmond Dock
where he is prepared to receive on Storage / 900
hhds, Tobacco nj A reduced rate
Thu terms for receiving storing and
shipping Tobacco To Europe, including
all expenses from the Easn Bank to the
ship mCry Point or Warwick IS 81 60
Aud for tha, shipped to Vessels in the
Dock. including Dockage, sc
Bills of lading will be taken and forwarded
agreeable to directions. aud insurance ordered
without additional charge.
Reference to S. Miller, Esq
LEWIS LUDLAM
Richmond. Aur.ll. 2rs
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID X FsD. X VIE.

NJ n ~ AVE- Al q $50
A part OF then oprIu@ aud summer assort-
"a ment, winch includes the following
VIZ
A few pieces extra fine blue s. black Cloths
Fine blue, black and fancy colourcd do.
Sup. fine blue and black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
Plain and cut silk Velvet Nesting
Englih Silk Vestings, very sup.
Marseiles aud flurrn iue dc.
Italian Lustring Cravalings
Irish Linens, finest 4 strongest fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambric hdkts.
Linen Cambrics, some OF which are yefJ fine
sup. blk. Italian Lustrines.
Plain and ig'd black Gro de Nap
White ig'd Silks and Satins
Plain and fed Silks and Satins
Watered Silks OF the richest style
Blue. black, pink aud green FIorences
Wreaths and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
few cases Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Barage ScarIs, "A most splendid article
Barage. Silk, and Ganze Shawls
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AJoTfCE.--By virtue oil : eeed OF usst. ere.
~ euted 20 the subscriber b lrsa Diaoet aud
Mari bis wife. winch is Of record N the ciesks
Office Of the eaaaty court ot b.dfofde shan,
oa The ~ h asy OF September aeri. proceed
20 sell, toe cash. uu the premises, tract pr
of lsad conveyed IL said deed, coasainng
,birsy-oae acres. oae rood aud twenty po'es.
bv survey, also ane Cosis~ Gin, ard aasn'
iitx Of iroa saved from tie burning pt Tot
ton Factory. The plsce i desraals hide
one. has 90 IL good hewed log house. With
the necessary Out houses young sIf,as or,
ohsr,l OF choice fruit. and several springs Of
god water, about Que hall Of the land Is
cleared. ,he balance IS well timhered. This
tract OF land lies adjoining the waiit OF tho
Lutte Otter Cotton Factory, aud = veil
worth the attention OF any person wish
Sns 10 purchase tract Of that size. a. u -
more than likely tia, the Factory q 10 very
d,stant dzv will he re-eslablishsd.- = The sab
sorihef acting a. trustee viii make such TIE
q. Is vested IN him by the deed aforesaid md
no aiher, bu, bslisveS the rigat 20 he tnd's'
p,,.,.la NM GREER
August 2 W7NSf
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Valuable property for Sale.

a Large three story Brick Tenement, oppo-
81 site the market house, and one door from
the corner of main street. now occupied by MIR.
Talbot. This property is neatly finished aud
well built We will sell IL on liberal terms. APP
ply to ANDREW u BROTHERS.
July "a. 1888
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I,ynchburg Mills,

THNHE subscriber has reuted his old stand the
IA Lynchburg Mills, and is now prepared
for The reception of HEAT, tor which he will
give the highest cash brice
He also wants 100000 SLAVES, for flour
barrels, and $4,000 HOOP POLES. TO he deliy-
cred at The Mill HOW son S. WHITE
June %. ts-1
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PROSPECTUS.
For pablishiag a nsD paper m NE ieeh y
I.yashbuE. te u called
THE VIRGINIA SOUVENIR
IAD,rs c. LITERARY GAZETTE,

LADIES LITERARY GAZETTE
TnJHE views that led the subscriber TO believe
that the publication of "a Solyeatf, or
Ladies Literary Gazette" Is Of Importance.
and al tins i,nie demanded by generous pub
lie, arc there not beng any ~oiS Of tbs kind
published in the state musi be a source oil giea'
regrei a. there Is no channcl. correctly speak,
mg, through which the literary genius can make
IT. appearance IN tasteful essays aud poete emu
sisus do not say ihis to the dispai agemeet OF
the numerous and respectable Editors vi oW
State for their columns are entirely devoted 10
advertisements, court forensIcs, and political as
potations OF which the public mind appears to
be burtbened and fatigued. Virginia. hereto
fore. has lent but little of her and TO those Oh her
sons vi no have embarked IN SIMILAR canse-
consequently, We are without one literary publ
cation The subscriber earnestly hopes thatth
sons and daughters OF VI ginia wall no longer
suffer such repfoach, bat lend Their aia IN iut-
tberance 81 his views. Not tat he claims any
particular merit 10 himself but FOR those of las
literary friends OF distinction who have engaged
aud promised 10 lend their aid IN snppor. ofihe
publication Whether those views will be salts
factory to the public for the exeeliency of tie
design, or moi, il is hoped that they will a east
risqne the work from being classed with those
publications which appear 10 have no other
origin ihan concept Of Pecunihry spcfniaiion'
lie " Virginia Souvenir will be issued as
soon a. a suaicienl number OF subscribers can be
Obtained TO justify IFS going into operation. II
will appear once every two weeks. in handsome
gsrb, each humber 10 contain eight quaito pa
ges, at TWO dallars per year, 10 be paid on 'ne
reception Of the first number Any person who
vii obtain ten subscribers land become respon-
sible for the paYment,l shall have one copy the
first year gratis.
u Editors in the State and elsewhere who
are friendly TO the design will ronief favor
by giving this Prospectus an insertion m then re-
speeiive papers. ALBERT M. GILLIAN
Lynehchburg, August 3, 1923.
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DIR. RILSII,S

A Mildly sPkP1ll yOK eOuRSTDMACH
u flLLs-an infdiii6ie Cue for hd,geaion
- hese Pills have been highly approved Of hy
those who have used thena lof The above named
disease, aud are prescribed by several plssi-
.cens Ell emincnce IN his and Other CitteE As n
pfoof theiI pre-emmence over other remedies,
the proprietor inserts the following copy OF lei.
ter, dated
Baltimore Citv. OH Juns, 1929,
Dear eir--l feel II ny duty to acknowledge
4be rreat brnrit | have derived from the nsr Of
DR.. RusAs Anli-nyspeptic Pills | have suilri-
ed under the disease ~ most Of its lorms, ~
upwaids of of four searS--have travelled much
aud had the advice o. ,evcral emineni phPsr
ciniiS none OF which were oi Unch service To
me, aud had lost almost every hope OF ever be-
ing restored - health ! had lot upwards -
forty hounds of nes,, and become so We
lpar,icnlarly IN my iegs) that | toupd the Il
exercise excessively iauguing he'd made
also ofthe popular remedies withnW hrr
aud having ACCIDENTALLY heard oil your Z,
determined 10 give thew trial, aniciL
f,om the use OF them no better result thaa
attended the use OF all the other renedlen
taken--but IN ths.l was happily dsan
In a few days iound my appetite muri
we'd, my food rested easy On INV stom
tietp restored and ~ the course ola "a
I f,lt myself y new creature, It's NJ
four months smce aud have had no
the disease some OF my eighboursIT
commended the Pills to. have used "a
like good effect Considering your IN
fore an invaluable medicine, | cannh 4
my feeble testimony IN their favor. ~.
am. .ir your obliged aud humb
(signed) j. X
BY indigestion, is meant los
and great weakness, particular
and wasting ct the whole syste,
or ar uneasy sensation oil heat pit
al the stomach, which Is sonnet ided
with nansea or sickness of the ard
vomiiiug belehiug up of waterw, rs ecu
orally sour, paieness OF the coanie lace, cos.
nveness, laugnor, gddiness. lownoSs OF spin.
its. disturbed sleep, palpi,ation OF rhe heart,
fdulenoy &c.
These symptoms vary in life, en-. persons
some Experiencing more of them, and some
less. each in tho order aud degree OF his own
nerticular case. These pills act as power
fu ionic, neulralize the aeid upon the stom
mach, gives sirenth 10 the dehili,atCd organ,
OF digestion, restore the appetite. remove nar
sea at the stomach, aud ultimately recover
the health OF the patient. They do not con
tain mercury in any form, nor do they scker
the stomach as most purgatlve medicines do
and are NOT surpassed by any medicine. They
are therefore particularly calculated lerlam
lily use.
The inventor Of these Pitts was ona Of III,
mos, eminent practitioners OF medicine IL
the United States, and used them successful
~ in his practice Tor many years. They art
pct got up as anoatrum 10 delude the eredu
i,us but are recommended on the basis oftrutl
aud experience. Ia order that they may DO
come extensively useful and within the fearl
OF all, they are offered at the low price 81 5,
cents per box,
The above Pills are for sale by the suhscri
Der. who is sole agent for the sales in Lynch
bnrg. ihoo' J. buVAL.
Aug. II.
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VIRGINIA At Rule holden IA the clerks office OF the
superior rourt Of Chancery for the Lynchburg district
the 9TH day of August, lag. Samuel Lcnox, suryi-
wing partner of the late firm of frecland and Glles,
pit against Sterling {. Anderson admir- ofJas Andci-
son, decd, John H. Goodrich Peter Francisco the said
Sterling {. Anderson in his own right james f. Az
drrson, Peter /. Anderson, Henry +. Beaumont aud
Sally his wife, hartha BAILEY Adelinc Anderson, I'd
mund 7. Lee ard Susannah his Win, Ghos. NoDdsun
aud Lucy his wife Sarah p. Allen, Virginia !. Allen
Amanda :. Alon jefferson Lindsay Mary T. his vile
AdeInc Anderson widow Of Edmund +. Anderson
decd James Anderson, iutnt OF the said Edmund
7 Anderson, decd, and another infant child ofhe said
Edmund =. Anderson. decd defendants
the defendant Adehnc Anderson, widow ofEdmund =
AhdersoH decd not having entered her appearances CIV
en- security according TO the ret of Assembly aud TN
rule Of this court and It appearing by satisiactor
evidence thal she Is mol nhignt of this Country
II Is ordered, that the sad defendant do appear here al
the tenth day Of the neat term answer the amended hi
ntthc plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be lortv
inserted in some newspaper pfmtfd in the town oil lch
burg for two months successfully, aud posted at tbs
trout door Of The courthouse IN the said to~ A.
81 Gopy-Ieste, JOHN WILLS. c.
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DIssoLr1Ias--The term OF The eopsH-
aership of Rankin = Cole has ih's osy
ese,red by mutual eonsegt. lbe h"s,nsssl"
future viii be conducted by Thomas hAnAin,
sgho will ooalinae .he basiaess ~ ,he mouse
formerly occupied by Rsakih : cs's' TOT Tue
purpose ot ainJisK ~ The eoneefh' A., 'aoss
iadahisd 10 the concsrn "ill piessr MAKE iah'
mediat. psymsuf. mud ihofe hsVi"g claims
against the conceru vii piesss rressn IN !"
~. ..,,leDse, THOMAS RANKIN,
NJ. ". COLE.
Lynchburg, june 10.
All settlements made o. reesif's gwen ny
NJ. ". Cole, for tho firm al hankln aad aois'
will be good. IhoMAo hANhis'
June 10.
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Sunday Ssboot Books.
<TfIE subscriber Mos psf received ffomihe
Sunday School Union Society, Of Phlla'
dcphia. u GENERAL assortment OF Sunday SCHOOL
Books. which he is letermlnedto desposc of Al Il
v,ry small advance {. A. WllliEhs.
Jan. u. ts2o
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--=-=
Will BE SOLD,

A 7 prime cost, without reserve, large anu
"a valuable stock of desirable nooDo'
Snrh nm assorimen, has never been offered IN
This country, on the same terms, at Ne" o'K
and Philadelphia auction prices. we VIII sell
any article by wholesale o. retail at pr'me cost
AS we are determined 10 close all our business ny
,orDecce,nber Our reason for so DONG Is.
our resident paftner OF this place IS determined
to remove TO Philadelphia, and We po.l''eiy
pIedee ourselves to discontinue tins branch. IL
is pselsss iOr US TO say the amount OF onf o'ock
on hand Persons who wish 10 purchase any
a,I,clo. would do well to call. as car Stock con-
sis,s of nearly every description OF 'ooDo
many not 10 be had At any other house IN town
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods Hardware, Groceries. Earthern and
Glass Ware, Shoes, HAS, Books, Clothing. Look
ing Glasses. &c.
ANDREWS &. BROTHERS.
n. B. Our resident partner in tins place viii
dispose OF all his Furniture di prime cost.
A. B.
July 81. tss2
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COP1R TNERSHIp

"TM. T.. LANCASTER OF Lynohhnrg.
w and Joseph Marsh, ir Of Richmond,
have formed a copartnership for the transac.
ton Of a general Grocery aud Commission
business in Lynrhburg, under the firm OF
LANCASTER * MARSH.
They have taken the house lately in the oc.
cupency of Nathaniel Uinston, and will nj all
times be well supplied with Goods in their
line, which will he sold upon reasonabl.
terms. All business entrusted lotheir manage
ment will be strictly attended to.
WIN. l.. LANCASTER.
JOS. MARSH, ir.
July IL. lmsl
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS.

4ss.fs@ @gAu, IINr--f,oo,.
ss3tr-55sss .g7vSS1s lTA Lynchburg to Char.
go 80 lottesyi!e, Virginia This
line running through the
counties ot Amhersi Nelson and Albemartr,
will in future, leayeC charlottesville, on Mon
days aud Fridays. at 4. 1t and arrive at
Lgnchburs ON Tues LAYS aad Saturdays by Q.
=. NJ Leave LyhcNhur9 Mondays al A NJ
and Fridays at 10 y. NJ. aud arr i've at Char
lotiese bie On Saturdays AMI TUESDAYS by hnlf
after Z. NJ This line i, Arranged with the
Nor 'rn aud Southern line al Charlottesville
and with the Western line al Lynchburg, which
mtetsecs Ihe Valley linz Al Salem this Is the
nealeSt an cheapest route from Washington
CIT, to Lynchhurg. The proprietor has pro-
, cured comfortable coaches strong, ACTIVE nov
ses, careful drivers, and vii spare no pains to
please. On tbs route there is no night travel
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Fare fror, Lynchburs 10 Washington, by This
route is ONLY IA so
From Iyncbburg to charlottesville. 10 80
The PROPRIETOR.
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