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5SIO1If by virtue Of two several deeds
v oft'ust executed 10 tnrs~uhscIihers bs
Charles { Patterson. one hearing date the 23d
daF 81 December. oae thousand EIGHT hundred
aud t"rnty two, anu the Other the 2Glh day OF
January, eighteen hundred and twenty four
botH oil which are o-r,cgrd in thr clerks Office
OF the county court OF Bedford for the purposes
therein - re.sed. will he sold to the highest
builder. on the 9th day Of March next. If fair #
not, the next fair day thereafter. sundays ex-
copied the teItpHm property Wv: all the land
owned by tie SAID Patterson, In the coun-
u Of Bedford, lying north OF the road leading
from bore.dugur settlement 10 Liberty. Also,
another tract containing one hundred aud Eve
aces, wing Oh he said road between Goose Creek
and Bore-ausur, adjoining the lands OF Robert
Elliott Naugbns heirs aud others Also, the
foNmg slaves w: sam, Iabby, Edmund
Lucinda, Lewis, Rurrel Nancy, Lydia aud Lu-
cy, with the increase the females since The cx-
ectitton ofthe dred. The sale will lake place
AT the said fnicrsons MIL ON the htst men
toned tract of land. the lands will be sold on a
short credit. made known on the day of sale !;
the negroes for cash or negotiable paper, with
satisfactory endofserS, at sixty days, the lar
gesi tract of land Supposed TO contain 4 or 500
acres, lies on both sides OF Goose Creek ad ioin-
Ing the lands OF DR. Samuel Gfitlins' heirs, vii.
liam Agnew. Jesse Powell and others, aud is
well adapted To The culture othe common produce
oiour country a. possesses a great deal oflal nd
with considerable portion of said tract unclear-
ed-thc improvements consist of valuable
! Manufacturing Mil, aud saw mill on never
| failing stream. aud in an excellent neighborhood
for custom, with the necessary houses for one or
two small families. Person. disposed TO pur-
chase are earnestly invited to aiteud the sale, as
the property is valuable and the title believed TO
be good though acting as trustees We shall only
convey such title as is vested IN US by the deed
Il. 4. Edison, }Trus-
ROBERT CAMPBELL, (tees
| Jan. 81. tds22
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John Y. u. Payne,

duotloHecr and Commission Merchant.
70 faS removed TO tie large and comsnodious
IL ire Proof Biiok budding. laie IN the ocou-
paney, Of Alessfs. A,iler q. Roberts three deors
beio" the Banks, Where he - prepared TO car
- CA the above business extensively, his house
being large aud convenient ior sfoiage s--He Of
fers his services 70 country merchants aud plan
ters IN attending 10 the sale Of their Iobacro,
tioat and Wbisk'y. entrusted 10 his care, or
shipping the Sanie Il necessary From his long
experience IN the Auction sad Commission bu-
tiness he hopes to receive Abcral portion OF the
public patronage
JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Anct.
Jan 81 1893
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y HiLL I'll from 3ooio 5oo acres of unclear-
- "a land, ,,ag IN Bedford county. three
4 l.Jers Of Il mile from New London Academy
eaI 'hTiecn frou Lyuehburg. II is well adapt
Ell q tHe culture Of Tobacco AMI the different
lnd d grain usually cultivated IA the neighbor
hood IS ~ watered and lies better than any
tract Of It, re ia this part the country. II Is
SO situated IS 10 be entirely exempted from da
mage b, heayy rams or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one, two
and three years upon a small payment in hand
Enquire ofthc subscriber, one mile aud half
south Of New London ALEX AUSTIN.
Jan IL. 100
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IA DUCAIlON.-The Spring and Summer
- session ofthe subscribers school will com
mence on Monday the fourth day of March
next. Terms the same as heretofore. No schol-
ar will be admitted Tor less time, than from the
time of entry 10 the end OF the session. | think
proper TO remark, that the discipline of my
school has been strict, and will continue 10 be
SO. shall pay particular attention to the NOR
al department ofmy pups--eyery exertlon will
be used 10 advance them in their studies.
II. +. b. CHlLDRESS.
Feb. 4 5t34.
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Nh9iAlA AT Rnios hoidcn m the Clerl. eb,,,,,
superior court OF thaneery faf she Lsnrhmra ~ ..ta
,he 9TH day OF Noyemher, ls2z Iritdeu r
BehJhmn Estes, Thomas Estes, Edmond -. 's,
cara aud nancy hi nhr, GsofFe Nouan ,,,l + =
ms "lir' iansiofd kueher, Lad~ea Raeasr l3
Ann kucaer, infant children OF the sad L. a'Aa
who sue by George Nlottoi lh,r next friend In, ~,
Hughes aud Elizabeth Ia ife William CoSb 80
Nance and Martha MS WIFE Plis against lii 9se-
surviving ek'or Of Benjmuin Estcs, decd WI
Lonry, john loury, Thomas Sale cx FOR Of IT,.
lockwood, decd. uenri Hatcher, ex or of Tsr'esa.s.
Hatcher dec d, William Estes Elisha Este, and T.
Estes, Diets. mp
The defendant Ihorp Estes not having entered A..
appearance nad gwen security according to the aet # -
-enbiS ana tue rue> Of tins court and appeari1g
uslietorl evidence that he Is nui an lnhahnaut -.
country l. ordered, that the sa defendant do aprr
mere ON TIE hf,t das fthe term nnG answer t III
ithe pIantihs' aud THAI copy OF this oJder 10 f-
WIN inserted M some newspaper printed IN the tvs
hyafhbnre Tor Two months successfully aud posted a
the front door of tlp courthouse IN the said toxin
u copA-Ieste, JOHN WILLS {
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Y9A CN AWAY from the residence OF the sub.
50 sofiber on the 81 day of November last a
negro man by the name OfJacob. lie was
clothed IN napt cotton. was about five feet nine
or ten inches high, has a little yellow in
his complexion, is rather bow-legged, and IS
supposed TO be from forty TO iorty-fve years
old. Any person who will deliver the said ne
gro TO me in Campbell county near the Pocket
Ford, on Staunton or will secure him SO that
get hun again, shall receive an adequate re-
ward. JOHN L. DOUGLASS.
january 2S. ifw4M32
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EDIJCA1I0N.

ANNIE subscriber will open schooln Lynch
y burg, on Monday, Inc fourth of February
asxi. in which viii be taugh, the usual branches
Of an useful English education, aud the Lafin q
Greek languages Terms-ior the English course
ten dollars, Tor the Latin aud Greek fifteen dol.
lars per session offye months, payable ~ ad-
vance. For character and qualifications refer.
ence may he had to the Rev. n. ~. Gobbs, OF the
Nv London Academy. Nh. \ WAisD.
l,.s n Il
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VIRGINIA Attitudes holden in the Clerks Office Of no
superior court oil ChauccTy tor the iyHchburg d'"e}
the 1th dry Of Jauuafy, ISIS. Thomas C.,nf Is i's
Rosanna hl- Wlle, Pits against George NJ inlP
and Alexander Tinsley, adnrs Of Joshua Iinslt5 uy
aInl in. their rights, Anderson Tnsley, nm nm
Bailey and Dolly his wife, Merit Nj. White and s0',l
has wife. John hanone and Lucinda his VIE, ~
Tnscy, Patrick Burks, and judith his wife, arse ,
Tmsey, Joshua Tinsleg Martina Tnsey and ml!
Tnsley and Joseph 1iusl,y admr Of bonsIei l, I'M
ley, George Tinslcy aud Archibald Robertson a'"'
ofIsaac Tnsley, dec. Deits. na.,s
The defendants Anderson fin'lcy and Watt Blis
Dolly his lie not having entered their appear NJ
security according to the act Of Assembly AID inc Ie
this court and it appearing bF satisfactory efapl #
they are moi inhabitants Of this colnryit Is oreIel
the said defendants do appear here the frGda Oh
4cxf term and answer the hill Of the plaintiffs aiu
a copy of tins order be forthwith inserted III some
paper printed IN the town fIsnchbafg lof t",'..,r,
house IN the sand town, ,,.,,,sc
"a Copy -Teste, JOHN VIM
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VIRGINIA At Rule. holden in the clerk Office og-.
superior court 81 ohneery fof tho L1uclbufg di.bes
TIE 9TH day of Nuyember 1s.7 !, lillian, + -
IN. Against John l.. Foster. Dgyid $ Gaflard "a
Nlilian j. lfeeiandi iac merchants and partn,r.trs
dlnf Heef the firm Of Garland Froelli, and "
lial Ii. ngdeld, Deas
The defendant y llum /. Frecand not having rrle,es
ns appearance aud given security aecordi totb, s
ASsehbi, aud The rules OF thi, court and il appearing =,
satisfactory etideuee that he l. not mhabsu ulfb,
COUNT TT Is ordered that the said deten an 40 erf
hele oil the first day OF the next ind auznor a. IA
oi tie Piunui' aud that cops tins order be forth.
VIII inserted ~ some newspaper printed IN the ,uWlas
'ynehhure ioE two mouths successfully, ami posted q;
the front door ofthe coufthoase II the sail town
81 topy-Ie,te, JOHN WILLS {.
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its2I

- RUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust, executed to us on the l7lh day of
Aug 1928, by Rob. {. Scott 4 Gabriel |. Scott,
and of record in the offices of the counties of
Campbell Amherst, and Bedford courts, We or
one of us will proceed TO sell, on the premises, at
public auction, on the 9th day ofMarch next, a
certain tract ofland, lying in the county of Bed
ford, containing 100 acres, bounded by James
River, Judas creek, and the lines of Ann Scott
and Davies. Also one Island situate in James Ri
yer, in the county of Amherst containing by es-
timation seven acres, or SO much of said land as
will satisfy the balance due on said deed. Act
ing as trustees we will convey such title as is
vested in us by said deed and none other.
JOHN HANCOCK,
VIM. NJ, RVES.
Feb T. tds:3o
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staple Il Fancy Goods,

M the house owned by Mr.. Archibald Robert
son, and imme dialely opposite the Post oihue.
His Goods are oi The --latest importatiOns, mud
/ great pains have been bestowed IN selecting
the latest style ot patterns. He SOilclIs those
who may wish TO purchase 10 call and view
! his Goods aud judge for themselves. He
/ tiatiers himself that IN point of chrapness,
quality aud style, they Will not be surpassed
! by any IN the State. As the srnson is very
! far advanced, he would artauiafly solicit
/ those who may want Broad Cloths and coarse
Woollens, 10 take n look st his, as be will
sell the1n at utTy ;ndA aiCdnce.
tbs stock consists III part oil the following ar
telps, viz
ouper6ne D'1e aud black west OF England
Cloths aHd Cassimeres
Steel 1iixt, OlVe-Citron, BroWn-OliVe and o.
ther fancy cold Cloths
Drab, white aud fancy cold Cassimeres
Black aud " bite Lgssimeres Tor vests, (supe
rIor Goods)
Double milled Drab and water proof Cloths
Scarlet, red, green, spotted and white ilan-
nes
Cassinetts, some OF which very superior
Kerseys, Linseys, Plans and Forest Cloths
Rose aud Point Blankets, (besD
Tartan and Circassian Plaids
Plaid Cl0aks
Bombazettes, assorted
French aud English BombsEines
Black aud slate cold worsted Hose
Cotton aud silk do Qarge assortmenJ
Merino aud Cashmere Shaws
large and elegant assortment Of Merino,
Cashmere, silk aud Gauze Hks'
eros de Naples silk plain, fig d aud water'd,
French gray ashes OF roses, brown, and
a great variety OF the most fashionable
colors
Best black Italian Luestrirgs, Senchaws,
Sarsnets, SatiHs, Levantines, FlOrences
aud black Mode
Best Nankeeu and Canton Grapes
Black and brown SHitin, All elegant article
for Ladies dresses
Black, white and pink Sattins
Plain Bobbneit, aud
Black Bohb,nett Lace Wells, "a most fashion.
able article
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Belt aud Sash do
Ladles and Gentlomen Silk Hose well rs.
sorted
do do Silk Gloves
do do horse skin, kid, bea-
yer and worsled do
Silk Barrage
Piping and Gimps, daisy and frog Buttons,
aud elder Trimmings
Silk and Velvet Nestngs
Best black SILK Velvet, and some fancy CO.
lors
Company Flags aud fancy sill, Hdkh.
silk Imbrrllas, some OF the largest size and
very best quality
! ! ortoise shell Combs, assorted
Superior black Lasting and Circassans
Lace Capcs
Bohbiuett and Thread Laccs and Edgiogs
Robes, bounced and elegantly worked
4 "A tti L
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l,ynChburg Livery Stable
Dec -

q kllIE subscribers have Just opened Livery
~ Stable, onthc street leading from the mar
kci house 10 the bridge. little below Mr.. Hol-
lrns's Sterc--where they viii take Horses to
kept by the week, month or year, moderate
terms--lheir Stable l. spacious and convenient,
and their personal attention viii Ne given in la
taking care of the horses entrusted 10 ttcr keep.
log. They likewise will constantly keep few
excellent Horses IN HIRE out. They have now
on hand few fine Horses for Sale
ELLIOTT 4, KELLY
Jan 81 6m
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VIRGINIA Al Rules holden III the clerks office OIL ~
superior court of Chaucesy for the Lynch,arg pN
the 9Th day of November, 1871. Frucis l. Lee, o.d
against John Markc aud RobeIt iduche me stPfy
partners Of the late mercantile tlflH OF John ~
company and James C. Stepioe. DEBTS. - his
The defendant John Marhle not having emu,
appearance and given security according TO ti' a'a Is
scfnhly and the rules of this court, and - ape, ~ ,o
satisfactory evidence that he is not an lnhahhn.
country-ltis ordered, that the said deifldan. ~ ~ hi
here on the fret day of the next term and a,Nr r,t
Of tie plaintiff md that copy Of thiS ofiti mo.
With inserted in sem, newspaper prhtea IN Wv NJ g.
IyncbbriF for two months succcsslFe.F' an l's'
the raat door ofthc courthouse intae 39id
- A EnDy--Ieste, jIhN W
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Lnn.hbnrr PinrrE KnaiaetorN

x,AlJE stbscr,kers respectfully Inform their
fnrn,ls aud the public, thai lhes have coin
,g,,-s.I III. above business. the cross street
LEADING Rom the Maikef 10 the Bridge, where
,thry intend keeping constantly on hand, gen.
er,l assortment Of Pioushs, q tho latest and
most approved patterns nov IN use among
fben IS tic ~ improved ball side Plough, all OF
ss,rb n3H be aAfaaicd in workmanship and
,ertsrmair-e 70 bc equal to any no" IN use.
Having becn engaged several years ~ The above
b.,.,,ees they arr confident Of rcnderlr- enei-
A satisfaction il the execution Of thci, ""rk.
,hare Of ts1blic patronage IS solicited. floushs
snuediacly reps-red ,,,.,,,..,
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Superior Court , eff F, 1s,lsl II he l-t o..
49, - o. ., 1aaaary. is2-. Mari ANN lisf.
fanef Fitzgerald. aiin'r DE- fs it
Wi,ag A mn. eh3drs salaay Af Az, ~ g.
e. dec d, susan Ar,hah,. aa,s, y aa5eo tn 20
V,,ls u'4 d, "sher Fitzgerald and M, ,.',si
~ "a az. ,,s a.a DIANA Tagg Jahp n y. -
ty.@se M, '' G tffs fats ander The az A
then guardian, Dens '''"f Recisliy ass.gs.
no, 49, a,,g.'aant, susan Aatieny snd w,n...
ssc,r,t,' ol,lefed thor appear4t.. . lffs
rule Of tn. o, rn, TO the aet d as,nb.4 ga
eiio'nre t1t lhey are Dot iphafiisaf. - saHi -
Tho s p.,J,,'l ma me aid defendants do fl
u. hfa day q the next tern and a,, ear ar lat
frtt~5 ~ anu a. cops Of tins order be Gr6 IA
- n - ,y ne" paper printed iu IT, MN Nv ~ "a.
eul i9' wv months sieces.i,si,, ard -, - fhfb
itSe5 moor d IL Courthouse IN tho sd t .sa IS tie
- C9py-fe.tr. totf, L.,
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MO TCE.-I want to hire for the year, a
" small Girl. accustomed to waiting in
the house. and well disposed to children
For such a one liberal price will be given,
II immediate application be made TO the Ed
tors ts30 Jan. 81.
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Dec al
Dec II

&Asse a a y. .s,n s"'' s,s,1. v'Ii
u ( SE~~SfS Stand the ensuing Season, in
n ,,.fl'tss.S 4 the ucighborhood Of Col, Tn.
Moor" s, II Bedford. Terms and pedigree in
daa nme The value Of the Mule being SO well
known III our country, induces n confident be.
llr' mat tiucre viii be no wantof patronage-W
viii remark that the mulc lives 10 an extreme
nd age l. sure footed, steady Ia the draft, con
s01,cs less than ths horse aud widal Is cash
article IN our country.
JOSHUA s. SMITH,
JACOB FEAXTL.
Dec l3 wfs2U
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~ HARLES A. WRITER'S has Just reoeiv.
W ed few copies Of the following new
Books, viz:
Ghiuy's Blackstone, 2 vols.
Henry Maddox Chancery, > vols
The Electric and General DispensatoTy,
| volume.
Bichrtis Pathological Anatomy, vol.
Northern Regions or Uncle Richards Re
lation OF Capt. Parry's Voyages, for the dis.
coyery of a North West Passage, AMI Frank.
lin aud Cochrane's over land Journeys to
other parts of the world, | vol.
Father Clement. A Roman Catholic Story.
BY the Author of Profession is not Principle.
The Decision, &c. &c. l vol.
Together with London Black and Red Ink
Powder ; Crayon Pencils Quilts; Copy
Plates Playing Cards Ink Stands Pocket
Books; Paint Boxes and Brushes ; Red and
Black Sealing Wax: Patent Lamps, &c. &c.
all OF which he will sell on rerV moderate
terms. Dec 81
VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office ofhr
superior Court ofChanCory for the 1ynchbug District
the 9th day Of November, ls,!7 William H. Roane,
III. against 10. n. Bybee, David Ii. Boyd and Tho
mas W lamS, Dcifs.
The defendant 10. n. Rvhee not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the of
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that lac nhabitant this
contry ordered that the SAID defendant doappear
mere on the first day of the next term and the bill
al ie palhtis that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper printed N the Of ucl
burg for two months successfully, and pos ed the front
door OF thu courthouse in the s.id town.
ACopy-foste,
~ JOSH WILLS.C
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Feb. 7

MTO TICE.-The subscriber will commence
~ her School again on Monday, the 3D. day
of March nezt MARY B. GANNANAl.
~ B. A few female boaTders will be taken on
moderate terms, NJ Al
Feb 7 4t35
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sa'HL subscriber having determined IN eomr6
aaoe viii the solicitations OF some OF his
s1ends. 20 rrsog,c he Auction business, now
mag,s ,cudeI %, nis services 10 them aud the
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We are offering great bargains
In Woolen Goods.

~ IN Fancy ass1rtmenis lave received
~ considerable additions within the la.i
threc weeks ladies wishing 10 supply cuun
Try usnorandum-, &c. will find il 10 ftsir
inter. to call aud examine our stool ~
e,er. sr'ioie has undergone a considerable
red. gu.
MIKE, ROBINSON, Il co.
CoHtry merchautsare particularly invited
Jsr 3. ts26
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Sunday School Books.

TNBE subscriber has ust received from the
] Sunday School Union Society, of Phila.
. delphia, general assortment of SUNDAY School
Books, which he is determined to dispose Of at a
very small advance. {. 4. WITHERS.
Jan. 81. 800
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To Hire,

The balance of the year, n Girl about 10
years of age, accustomed to waiting ia the house
L. FLETCHER
IAN. "a. r.
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YnlOR HIRE, the present year, FIRST rde
il BOOT and SHOE MAKER, OF unescep.
.ion.hle c,sracter. GEO. AHlfLoCkE.
Jan Il. N@9
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Sale II Auction.

ri 7 VIRTUE ola deed Of trust, executed TO
- the subscriber by John Hoekaday, viii be
sold, 10 The ie hast ldder ior cash, at the mar
ksi house IN the town Of Lynchbufg, on Tues
day the ION day Of the present month, the fol-
lowing slaves, to wit Maria, otway, Robert,
james. Washington. sally, Sarah Lucy, k1ary
and little Maria. One Wagon and three horses
Il their Harness three beds ,bedsteads furniture
and all the other Household aud Kitchen fnin'-
fure Of the laid John Hocakday or 50 much
thereof rs may be necessary to raise the sum of
money secured by the SAID deed oftr,st with the
expenses ofthe sale Acting as trustee, shall
convey only the title vested in me by the said
deed OF trust. JANIS BENAuI, trustee.
February 7. td535
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Old Madeira.

NvVtL have on hand Il hamper Of l.. =. Ma
w deira Wine, in bottles, tsealed,) three
years IN store.
MKEE, ROBINSON & 60,
Jaw ! tt.b
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The imported. Horse


-e<sAT ~ sA--A~A HfH ~ ms HtKhs
borhood -SUphg1 Wga bred ~ drabia fetir near
Mseea. al ne kingdom Of IfBieu aud Jg rgT-
enee 70 Button hlsfsry Of the dOr'e, or Morse 5
Geoeropbp u uiHbe seen That Ms genuine ATd-
bia1 hortf Is rnsfd itlaf fugaom only.
81 far n IRE art Informed htrf Grefo'T 1rd
bian horsts IN Amfrifa n uii BGgdad, Bs5D-
ran. Grand. Bashau and sgptar IL hnre us.
hmoaigl5 fran one ofhs onHcrs If Bagddd, and
ffom Capi. Morgan hs enpofiD of Basadu,-
The fri gentleman kalV, 5W1dar IS fgUhtg not
superior 10 Boednd, ubo eoH 5000 and stands
at $50 The other gsiaiemaa considered sYhnf
plufb superior 10 Gr4ld. Bn,lms trten hey Vcce
bofh cthibiisd 70 pHbic rffe At Gibraltar. prem
ois 10 hfV stipmenf 70 ms country. on 6eafd ne
T. $ fftgnfc tsGaifuii0H. fgutBtnRdedt y C7m
modore .tacob Jones. N ls2l
SYhuT bus MS, be11 rtrg recently Inspected
BY H,sps Barrst and u utsl0u Of keatrtg, br6s
DIR a8d frnintrs Of hi best horsfs m theg siGit.
Those gentlemen hipb hit form. de'ioR and oI=
pedranoe 50 deritedig superior 70 any hing ing
erer behsid, TINT htg Grf dstera'ptd 10 bresd
(roa HIM 1he present. otruers ot sHhaf pr.
cbased Inn NTH df0Hg bchei thai ms SOek
T0ald psops a national beafH. aud IN 0rder 10
e0ect this otyfef. a small comp nation nil BE- re.
gared Tor ms ssa iefs BIT hl5 ssrr,ee5 nil be
limited Toa therefore mo patronissd hun lust
Senfon and intend 10 40 50 a-,Hu ic0pid do tfH 10
agmy thtu uiab in hme as lyrstgH applications
arr duly ,aaking, and are fecorded aeeordtngto
dait.
sWhar uHadnd a my house, one mite from
hull hrs time. and n Capt. frank.
I'm 5, iphud I House. tbe ofhsr haJ Further
particulars IN I5f Bus u 1ht season 10 com.
reace The 10Th Starch
c. l. TIHBERL1kE.
Dfc a. 2pl21
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PYfYTERS,

as agent for eiIceiing Sales oftheir Tobacco for
them. lie w,Il claim compensation according
10 The following leduced rates, 10 WI:
Fora Hind bun ing not more than so per
hundred, 80 cents per hid.
And lor ali Tobacco bringing higher price,
4 pea hid.
Aud where he sells. collects the money, and
furnishes statement, an additional charge Of
- crais oA each hog shead will he made IN eve
~ cnso. lie viii also ship their Tobacco iof
them + required on the customary terms.
lie nattcrs himself that from fifteen years er-
pe' cnoe ia the Tobacco business, the planters
viii fnd it to ther interest to get him TO sell
the iraps for them.
Ills efic, is directly IN front of the Franklin
Hntci IA the town OF Lynchhurg, where he may
always be lound except when at the warehouses.
GEO. NHIILOCkE.
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A very large 81 general assortment of
Shoes and Looking Glasses.
HARDWARE And CUTLERY

complete assortment Of
Clothes, Hair, Hearth, Busting, Crumb, Fur
nilurs, Horse, Scruhbing, Whte-Wash,
Tooth, Shoe and Broom Brushes.
Very.best Gunpowder Tea-Best oatSugar
- Brown Sugar-Coflre--Ch ooolRte-W
Jamaica Rnm-Brandy, & other Groceries
Cotton and Wool Cards BeIIowses, and n
very great variety oil Dry Goods, not enume-
rated above.
Dec. II. ifts2l
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TGTTO.VEER.

for the sale ofroal and personal cslate.
From. hls long experience III this business h'
entcliuins no icai OF MOI giving eniire sallslae
ton.
For the accommodation OF those who may
choose 10 employ bin, he viii 60 any reasonas
Bile distance INTO the country lie also offer his
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New Cash Store.

ALLISON takes this method
III of making known 10 the public that
he IS now receiving from New York, Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore, aud opening, a very
Ihrge md general haanrI menI nI