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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

u M error occurred in the publication IN
our last paper oil the Town Ordinance. d prohibii
ing Instructions oass,srtain streets and allpys-
Il will be found correctly inserted On the fourth
page of to.dnys's paper.
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Great change of Peather.-ou the 18th inst
(OGiD al 6 O'Clock, A. NJ. the mercury fell in
'he thermometer 10 % degrees being 10 de-
yraes below the freezing point. On Sunday
evening last, 25lh, nj @ O'clock 2. NJ. the mer
curry stood at 10 degrees being nearly sum
lner Eeat.
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p He subscriber VII eout,nue The husi.
a. ness nj the SlDte lntely occupied by
Henry fHrlton Co Hnder the suprrinieDd-
eure of Mpssrs. VI. w. Davenport and II >.
Weld, who Arr NOW opening and offer Tor saley
= fresh supply Of Boots and Snoea, compfising
q general aud esten'iYe assortment which
we're mule 10 order, aud particularly adapted
for This mnrket
200 sides Sole Gather
loo do hlk. mud rpssr' Upper Leather
Is doz. Cnltafins, 1ketn's NannfactnreJ
30 dnz. blk. and cold. 40 skins
% dn2, lining and binding do
Shoe thread, Boot and Sbde lnsis, pnot ireeS.
W"iiiug. Letter aud Wrapping Paper.
For sale, the brick house and lo,, situate on
the CORNER Of bird and Cock street. lately occu-
pied rs a family residence by MI. Henr, Carl.
ton. WA. n. HUBBARD.
Oct. a. niu2i
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~STAANNNiNG CUREn.

VHSHE subscriber takes this method Of 'ai'r~
mlng the public thar he IS now cnrrd OF
SIannering. and hnly aulhorised by the ites.
rboma. r.. Hunt oiBfunsnict, sole agent for
Messrs. itne LEIGH ard d.. {. &. Votes, of
New York, for Virginia and North c~arohia, q"
teach the art of curing iopediments OF speech.
ON inc s,s'em invented hy the mid Mr.. Leigh
of New Iork-fi,s re- Idencc IS IN Nelson nun
~ a., the nam road leading from The court
ho.,se 10 Rochfsl snp, 3 .niics from The former
aud ~ f,om the latter. Lcttets addressed to
The Pos, Master ~ Mount Horch, in said connt
vii, he promptly atwhded 20.
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AOilt E"-tbe .pierlrorstlp heretofore
existing aodsr tbc firm Of Henry Carlton
a Go. Is d,ssulycd by tbr death OF Mr.. Carl
Ton All those who have demands against
The late frm will please present them ts
Mr.. VI, w Davenport tor seiiit ment. and
'uose who are 'ode Ted are reqaesied 10 make
unyment 10 him.
WV -. HUBBARD, .~prriyipg porf-
nrr Of HE late firm o. HtnrB Cafit0n, y 90,
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EyXcHANGE.-Drans on Bpaon. New
n Yark. Philadelphia, Baltimore, WASH
ugl "a CITY aud Richmond, Tor sale, anl in
sums 4, snlt purchasers, nj the LOTTERY and
Exchange Oficc of b. w. HENSON,
Successor TO s g. VI. ALLEN o. CO.
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AiR Ill MIIlEIf

This admirable pea farmer Intends 20 preseni
himself once morn. This Efeoing. at the Thea.
ire. In n Lynohhnrg audience. HIS perfofman.
ers are til best of the Kind We ever saw, aud we
hope he will 'hls evening reeeive that patronage
whirl, he riehl, deserves The Phaniasmngoria
is a snlendld cxiibition, aud is Itself more than
worth The price Of q ticket,
-
u We solicit the a,isni,on NJ our readers n
an interesting exposition Of the int course be-
ween Mr.. Jefferson aud Mr.. John q Adams
on the subject OF the Embargo. So. d is on our
first rage.
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Farewell Performance,
ind Positively IRE last Night.

ANR.V. DusiILlEu most re- respectfully IN,
lFA orms the Ladies Hnd q nliemrn of
lsnehb lrg aud iis vicinity, thai hi lad per-
tfmance IA The State oi Virginia will certain
ly Ike place on
Tais Erening. Thursday, Oefober 80.
When will lie brought forward onr OF The mast
Interesting periurnances ever Witnessed IA
this place before. In The course ~f The Eve
uing, a great variety Of Experiments 10 Nain,
raj aud Experimental Philosophy and apps
rent Neerpmaney, viii be Introduced in n
style superior Ia any ui his cornprl,lnfs IN his
or aay other country. Together With a beau-
iilui disulny of
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10000 DDLLAiiS,

10 be drawn the 12M November ~
5PLENDiD SCHEME.
S5o,ooo 2.b0o
2o,ouo 1850
10000 9 OF loo
o,0oo 8of 5o0
a,oo0 80 l5o
Besides numerous Smaller prizes, snch rs
iUO's 90, sos 70,s COS, &C. all Of whieh are
Ia he lfawn from the wheels of the New York
Consolidated Lottery, class Is, on Wedaesdsy
The l2lh OF Nov.
" The drawing Of The above Lottery will
be received al Tho Lottery aud Exchange OF.
ice Vi B.W H.WsON.
Successor TO ,. g. VI. Allen ~ Co.
Where the cash will he paid NJ sight Tor al
prizrs
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~ANTI-JACKsON MEETING.

Inc members of The An l.Iackson COMMITTEE
oil The town nj Lvnclca,g are requested 10 ~
sen HE At The Office Of Wm. Mckinney, ESq
THIS Az RNOON. NJ 4 o'clock. An friends
Of Lhr cnMAe are likeMise leaneaLnL 10 nlIen.L
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y - 7 ATE 7. NTIIS, CIR.
co NWISSI0NFR'S OFFICE I

LynchbbfR, %, II IH2b
The parties in this cause will tnke notice,
fsl have appointed Saturday the thir-
teenih day OF Deceinher next. TO commences
he accounts directed by the foregoing order
ol court. on which day, NJ the hour of ninta
o'clock IN the merping. they are required to
atiend NJ M office, ~ hi invn, with their
,ennunis, vouchers, ani eopies Of ronrt pa
pers, prepared for examination aud s%pitle-
npni. JAS. BENAGiI, elk.
Oct. 30. w4w23
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-%uNCuRKENr MONEY

fatIE No'es Of the Banks Of G"ofgin, South
! cnrolinn aud Worm Carolina. taken al n
mall discount n, the EScha ge Office of
4, W HENsoN,
Lvnef burg.
Where the mos, kind Of unoarfrnt none, IA
purchased.
Oct. 30.
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Cosmagrophic Illusions,
And u oaderfaf E1hibition Of
p~hantasmasoria A.paritions.

Whicb nm b. SEQ TO he hen we'd, as i IL
positively the la4l night fhnse WIN have
mi vet Witnessed this novel and int lin
speriprnaaee, viii do we'll IN attending the
lasf opportunity.
OCT 30.
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NyiH1lNiA-N n superior courl oi Chan.
" Gerry, holden nj the town of Lynchburg
o.,the l3ih day OF May 1923, James Bailey
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uatnro ~ a glass, rcfocl,ng tod,
A. by the set reelected il the sun,
TOO glorious to bo gthe1 on Ia IT, sphere"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

acksons Visit 10 veuv- 0ranswe have been surprised
M small degree 10 observe that the Adams presses are
aborinp 10 impress upon the minds OF the people, thai
visit TO the field of his and his country 6o
y after lapse of fourteen years, was an electloneerng
cheme and the reception he met with Gil his ARRIVAL and
he attentions paid him while there, magre that the
whole affair has turned out AN abortion The reason for
hs is obvious. These persons imagine that # can be
nsde appear that the Losanians have little respect for
Mic man who saved their Commercial EMPORIUM and their
,ate from ruthless INVASION, as not 10 'rd him the pro
4per cviles such visit It must be on acconn, Of
Ssome offences, that hese great services PEI formed for
hem immediately do not over balance 1t they can succeed
Hin making this mpreson upon the people at this distance
from the scene action, the effect that they have dread
ed this visi, would make upon the inhabitants that place
and the country through which Gen Jackson has passed.
going and returning, viii in some degree be destroyed b
counter effect here Now all this may be fair in pocs,
but it certainly is not in morals.
II must be remembered that Gen Jackson did not plan
this excursion, he did seek invita- ion to make III and
the first idea that lie had about IL was given him BY the
limitation Of The Legislature cf tc STATE II louisiana, N TIE
form and solen,uy If Legislature proceeding The enre-
Esen,aves of the people OF that Safe we're induced to d.
ts from tina, generous of gratitude that the brave
and The vir,uous always feel towards their deyerers
must be obvious, therefore. that there is no soft Of com
parison between this friendly Nst az 'en dackso 10 t
Lousanans stripped it is from all political eject, on,
4hs pat-and the eeconecrng visits OF the President Of
the u s. and his travelling cabinet They do vst for
ecctioneerng purposes, eat eeconcefng dnnea, make
table speeches. and stump speeches. and barbecue speech
es and drink Ebony oass in orerto secure 10 themselves
the opportunity tuggng Uncle Sans treasury nipple
a little longer.
That the people into whose hands paper may fall
shall know something Of the true state of the case, have
had EXTRA stricken off, containing nearly all the Pro-
ceedings Of the visit, the memorable 8t January
New Orleans. II that there persons in
that city, who bad enough write false statements Of
the affair." the disgrace OF the city, il they
Bat il must not be forgotten that fourteen wears ago.
these people lived at New Orleans and their dsafec
lion TO our governments and their reasonable designs.
4 that time, compelled Gen jackson to proclaim Ma al
Law to their utter discontinue No wonder then, that
such spirits as these should dislike the display Of the cy c
honor paid by The vrtunus population Of New Orleans, TO
the defender Of their "beauy and booy, 10 the saviour
OF their city.
In reading the narrative OF this ys-one efficiency at
least is observable there is I" Ebony and Topaz"
loas IN it,!
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n WILL sell from 300 10 800 acres Of unclear.
u ed land lying in Bedford county. three
quarters Of a mile from New London Academ,
AUD thirteen from Lynehhurg. It's well adapt.
~ 10 the rultnrc OF Tobacco ant the different
Lnd 81 gram usually cultivated in the neighhor
hood is well walciod aud lies better than an,
tact 81 rs size III tins PAT Ofthe country II j.
sos,tuated as 10 be entirely exempted from da-
magc by heavy rams 81 high water The terms
VIII he very accommodating say onr, two
and three years. upon a small payment IN hand
Enquire ofthc subscriber, one mile aud hal
south OF New London. ALIEN. AUSTIN.
Jan II. 100
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MrOflCE.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc
culrd bv Christopher lshell and Nm. l. Is
bfll. on the 9th day Of Ocioher, 1921, and duly
recorded in the county count of Amherst, We
shall on tho 10Th day ot June next at the mar.
kct housr IN tie Town Of Lynchhn'g, sell, for
ready money. the following properly TO satisfy
said deed. 10 VT tract on parcel land, con-
tanning 10 acres, lying on james River IN The
city Of Amherst, about hall mic above the ton
bridrr--Also. one honse aud ai occupied by
Wm l. lsba II .andiyine on thf road loadmg from
Ivnehbnrs 10 Amherst Court House, together
with al, and singular, tie lights aod appur'e-
naneps 10 the said tract " baud aud lot belong
ing. Also. three .laves, Crsar, Charles and Pc
ter. IwatcrmrnA As trustees We shall contey
only such ~ r 4, IS vested IA as, though II - he.
leved To be indaputable.
TIE TRUSTEES.
May 10. tdsoi
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Maybe

NOIICE.-Bv virtue ola deed Of trust eT-
v ceuted 10 the Subscribers, by James BAILEY
aud Nancy his wife. bearing date the 23d day
Of May 1928. aud duly recorded in the Husf-
ings Court clerks Office tor certain purposes in
said deed mentioned ne shall proceed 10 sell
for ready money on Wednesday the 18Th day Of
June next one piece OF ground lying aud being
IN the town of Lynehhure on second street, the
same piece OF ground conveyed by Francis
Galloway aud El2a h1s wife 10 The SAID james
Bailey, and pan of lot No ~. The subscribers
vii CONVEY such TILE as is vested in them by said
deed aud none other.
JOHN Il n PAYNE, Trus-
JAMES BENAGH, {tces.
Nav 10 fdsG1
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" fHF subscriber will sell privately HI, tract
ofsGd IN Bedford county, situated on the
y llh and 81 ,th forks of GunSe Creek aud on the
mam road Ioadiug from Lyncbburg to Flncas.
rle l. miles west Of Liberty and adjoining
Capt Bulorl. II contains about lloO acres 81
which 500 a,e uncieared. The part winch Is
nocle"ed, except very small portion, is evcel
Lent tobacco Land. OF tbc cleared laud, 100 r.
cIes are low grounds oltne first quality. aud the
remainder remarkably 6ne highland. lhIs j.
one of tie hest tracts of and IN the upper roun-
Try hrng we'll adapted 10 the cultivation Of 10
hacro and al kiuds of gam; 1t lies remarkably
will aud IS very Tree from stone II divided il
would maxi two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, II those VINO wish 10 purchase
with IT Persons wishing te purchase NAV ap.
ply 70 tho sub,crbsr residing IN the nelgibo,
hood Of New Lnndon. a 10 Capt. Buiord. resi-
ding near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts25
~ The Editors of the Enquirer will inserr
thr ab,Ye advertisement t forbid. aud forward
aheir Lh to tn, Office for payment
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~ John u. Irqnharl,

VMylIf henreforih tonfne IL practice 20 the
w County and Superior Court OF Camp
bell. The Superior Court Of Bedford, aud The
Courts holden IN Lsnehharc. including The
Court Of Chaaccr IL may he al all times
found 81 h,s Office opposite the Franklin Hotel
except while attending sonie Of The atefesa'd
Courts He tenders ht services particularly 10
persons IA distance from ynebburs. WIN
have bushes. IN the superior Court OF Chance.
~ here. tito NSf'h, u
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Fresh Garden Seed.

WJH0MAS J. DUVAL has lately received
n from Messrs. Thorburn Il Son, N.Iork,
a supply of Fresh Garden Seed, neatly put
up. Catalogues of which may he had at his
Store. Also an additional supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dge-Stfs, Perfume
RI, &c. which makes his assortment equal 10
any ever offered in THIS place.
Dec. 81, 1894
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SUMMER GOODS.
Partisan Cassmeres a beautiful Article
Angola do do
Rouen do
Blk. Lstngs, of superior quality
DO CrcassianS do
The ADORE artiaies for gerHemens Summer
c0diS.)
silk Diilings. beautiful shades
Superior white Linen do.
Nance Nankeen. inst quality
Napoleon Cassimcres, for chiidren's wear, very
cheap
Beautiful Cling ham
Splendid Cacoes
With a great variety Of new and splendid
goods, which We are determined TO offer at phi
ces me- ST enticing
MKEE ROBINSON s. co.
April II ts54
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NOTICE.-Atam meeting OF the President and
u Directors OF the Iyncbburg aud Salem
Turnpike Company at Lynchburg, on the 10th
day ofMay. 1873.
Ordered thai Stockholders pay TO the Treasu,
rer, on or before the 18th day of June next, the
remaining five dollars, due on each share of
stock held by them.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Nav %. 1866
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NV Gust Received by
L HON Las j. IlIfyAT

Acetate Of Morphine
Sulphaie OF Morphine
ouiphate OF Khubarb
Sulpha,e ofQuinine, req
French
Hydrlodate OF Potash
Iodine
Pepperine
March l.
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CALL AT ANDREWS SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

NAE HAVE just received in addition TO
w our stock on hand, u large supply of
staple aud fancy Goods, which We otter for
sale al lower prices Than ever have been sold
IN this place. Our Goods have been purcha-
sed by our partner. at the north, al great
sacrifices, which enables US TO sell Goods 10
,uit The times
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

u OTiCE.-Thc Surviving Officers Of the Re
"a voutlonary Army, who received commute
non certificates, and the surviving pon-commis-
stoned officers and soldiers of that Army, (uot
on the pension list who received certificates
for the promised reward of eighty dollars, for
enlistlng for the war and continuing ia the ser
vice until ITS termination, are requested partlru-
laily TO send their names, and the names OF the
places where their nearest Post offices are kept.
by letters addressed to Col Aaron Ogden, al
the City of Nashmgton, who will bethere ready
to receive them. This will supe,sede the neces-
sity oil appointing agents, to transact the busI-
ness, at the Urea, ury Department from whence.
by this means, the proper papers will be sent,
free from expense, TO each indy idual. showing
his right To the benefit of the act of Congress-
lately passed, in favor Of the persons of The a
boye description.
n. Il. Editors throughout the United States
are requested to give two insertions to the above
notice. May %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

hr has taken the Store lately occupied by Am
NJ. Browne Co two doors below the NirCInian
Office, where he has just opened. and intends
keeping on hand large and general assortment
OF
Gcntlcmcn's Fashionable Clothing
DRESS COATS.
Super and fine blue, black, brown, olive and o.
ther different colours,
FROtk AND SURTOUT COATS.
Super aud fine blue, olive, dark mixed and drab
cloth,
COATES.
Steel MIXED. green and brown
do Super fine black French Bombazlne
do do Bombazctts
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do Rourn Cashmere
ROUND JACKETS.
Super and fine white linen, with standing and
rolling collars
French Brown Linen, standing and rolling col.
lars
do do do Drilling striped and plain
do Angola Cashmere, do
Roncn Cashmere
French Drilling
Brown Holland do do
White Cotton Drilling
Black Denmark Satin, black Bombazets Strip
ed Florcnine, Yellow Nankin, Domestic Stripes
PANTALOONS.
super and fine blue, black, olive cinnamon,
dark and light mixed colours OF cloth and
cashmere,
Black Canton Silk Camblet,
do Bombazine
do. and Dab mixed Hastings
do. striped Denmark satin
D,ah aud lawn do
White Linen aud Drilling
Brown do do Nan,iu and Florenine
Angoln Cashmere
Koucu Cashmere
Freuch Linen
French Drilling
Drab aud Olive bangnp Cords plain and with
straps
Brow n aud slate coofed Hastings
White SILK ouipe DrlIlmgs
VESTS
Black, mole SKIN, PLAN, striped and figured
Black aud brown Velvet do do
English brown and mixed Silks
do plain aud figured do
French silk Forentnc. PLAIN and figured
White add uufI NlarselIrs, PLAN and figured
Blue, black, ban aud drab Coth and Cassemere
lollmelt aud Valencia, i variety OF patterns
SHIFTS.
Superfne lrish Linen, PLAIN, pleled and ruflled
do do puwcrIoom, do do do
do do beachcd and brown Domestic
Linen and cotton Check White lambs wool o.
Guofhscys
DRAWERS.
Super md fine White Linen
Canton cotton Flannel
Blenohcd aud brown cotton Drilling
do do domestic Muslin
STOCKINGS.
White and black ribbed and PLAIN silk
l.
do do mkt. halt cotton half hose
Brown thread, cotton
White aud mkt Lambs wool and Worsted
GLOVES.
Black Hoskin of superior quality
" bite aud black silk
White and drah Woodstock
do do Beaver and BuckslIin
HANDkERCHlEFS
Fashionable cotton and silk crayats
Gag i>h Bandana, new style Of goods
Flag and do
Linen eamb'ieh pocket haadkerobiefs
Madras so do
SUSPENDERS
Vanhorn's patent sewing silk webb, 9th springs
and rollers
Cotton webb do do
Cotton and worst, nett suspeuders
NECK STOCKS.
Mrs. Can,elio's patent SPIN New York made
) Black hair aud silk stocks, do
Patent shirt Collars, Ca most convenient article
for gentlemen uaveing.)
/ Ii is the propretor's determination 10 keep full
assortment OF
Errrg article Of Dress,
Made ot Cho,ce Goods, in the most
Fashionable Style and
by FIRST RATE WORKMEN.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
NW1E ould recommend the ladies' tocall and
w view our assortment of Spring Goods
surprising in style, beauty and cheapness, any
heretofore eteredto Heir notice.
CaIicoes Of the newest anu most fashionable pat
terms
Burgess and Ginghams beautifully shaded
Biz Italian Lutcstrlng warranted jet black
Imp. do do do
Rich blk fig d. and splendid plaid Silk, entirely
neU
Silk and Cotton stockings, a; very reduced pri-
Ces
a few Cards, elegant Beads or Neggees for la
dies
Fancy Soaps aud other perfumery
Full dressed Grecan Ladies
With other novelties daily looked for, all Of
which will be sold atprices corresponding with
the times MCKEE ROBINSON q Co.
March Il. ts46
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

THN HE subscriber respectfully informs the in
M habltants of Lynchhurg and the publ c ge-
neIally, that he has opened in that new aud
commodious Brick House lately erected by Aug
Leltwich, Esq. nearly opposite the Post office
and a few steps from Planters, and but wodoors
below the gat" of Liberty Ware House, a new x
general assortment
Dry Goods, Cutlery,
Gr0ccricS, Hats,
Qafeas~are. lShoes, dc.
Uard,cdye,
All Of which he will sell very low for cash, on
short credit TO punctua customers He deems
it unne crsSary TO enter into detail of articles,
as he confidently hopes all (both citizens and
planters) who wish to purchase cheap Goods,
viii honor him with call
LLOYD DORSEY.
May o6 6t66
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John, William Il Caswell Poe
EEAYE on hand. general and extensive as
Y Il soTiment of Leather Spanish Hides
Tanners on, Tanners Tools. &c. &c. Also,
a large assortment of prime Groceries All OF
which will be sold unusually low for cash, or bar
tered for country produce.
MAY 10 ts63
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Lyachbmg Plough Kmufactor2.


FSSBE subscribers re.
~ N specially inform
,s,.z-.-==-.s.,-a=-Y then friends and pub
ZE%g lie. thatlhey nave com
:, - mcnred the above husi-
- - 80 ness. on the cross stcet
leading ton, the Market 10 the Bridge, ynrre
Icy intend keeping constantly on hand, a gen.
raj assortment of Ploughs Of the latest and
most approved patterns now in use among
them istho late Improved hill side Plough. all OF
which will be warranted in workmanship and
performance. to be equal 10 any nov IN use.
Having been engaged several scatSln the above
business, they are confident at rendering Eene,-
nj satisfaction N the execution Of their work
A STARE Of public patronage IS solicited. Plonghs
Dlnedlstely repaired.
LANkFORD NEDDER.
nov 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

SEtsliL he sold on Thursday The OH day Of
VI Iunr nexf (sihoui teserye) ut the late
residsnee Of Chall,s Galloway s. decd IN The
count, 81 Piusylyania, ona credit OF t"eiVe
months. eight Valuable Slaves, consisting OF
Men. " omen and Children Persons wishing to
nnrchase would do well 10 attend the sale, as
the Negroes are likely and nnder good ehatac'
tiers.
The sale IN hc conducted by Geo Whhoote,
Anciioneer. FRANCIS CALLAbAf, admir-.
Nav 5. tasol
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SNeOIlCE BY virtue Of deed OF trus'
III executed to the subscriber by Robert
Wilson hearing date the 18Th Of January,
1929, apd OF record in the county court Of
Bedford, shall proceed TO sell. a, public anc-
tion, for cash, on Friday the ooh of June
next, At d 'hney Poindey'ers shop, in the
county Of Bedlard, one Negro Man, named
Sam, aud said Wilson's interest in John vii
kinsou's land, deed, or so much Of said pro
perry as viii satisfy the aforesaid deed Of
trust. The idle OF the afuretaid property is
believed 10 be uuquesiionahly good, bat, act.
ing a. trustee, / will convey such title as Is
vested IN me and none o,her,
WIN, WITT Trustee
MAY %. w3w.67
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Extract Of Belladons
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Extract Of Gic,,rs
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n UoT RECEIVED by Thomas j. D1,aj
% supply of Linse,d Oil, spts. Turpcnlne
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
Snuff, loose and in bottles. aud number Of q.
ther articles in his line. " Inch he will sell at he
lowest cash prices. May