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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01
pahua6h real estate for Sale.

" N virtue OF p deed If trust, bearing dste
a the 26th dsv of November, 1922, and din.
" recorded in the clerks office of the corntv
Court Of AmhcTsi, on the 9Th day OF January
1923, whereby james s. Pendleion, ofthe said
county ,conveyedtothe undersigned IN trust for
the purposes therein mentioned, one certain
tract or parcel OF land, containing seven hun
dred and fifty three acres, be the same more
or less, lying and being ia the county of Am.
ReIst, on Butfaloe River, on both sides Of the
road from Ncwgiasgow TO LVncbburg, and
adjoining the lands OF David $. Garland, be
ing the same lauds which Thomas AldIidge
purchased otJoha Camm and John Warwick,
and which Was conveyed by said Thomas Al
bridge and Caiharine his wife, to the same
lanes. Pendlelon, by deed bearing date the
2yth day ofApril, 1918. We shall, on Mon.
day III. 9th DAY oil October next, before the
front d,or OF the Franklin Hotel. in the
town o LynChburg, proceed TO sell the
aforesaid tract OF land, 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction, for the purpo-
SEES of sail trust. Tie said deed of trust author
lzes the ale to be made for ready money but
the creditor are willing to authorize a sale On
time, the payments being satisfactorily secured,
and interest paid semi-annually. The improve
ments on his land, are a two story brick dwel-
ling houSe, with two rooms on a tloor, a brick
Office withother necessary out houses, and ice
house and a framed Overseer's house, barn,
&c. &c. The water is equal 10 any in the
upper country, the Improvements in good condi-
lion, the plantation under a good system Of cul.
ture aud adapted 10 the growth OF first rate to-
bacco, corn, wheat, &c the situation is healthy.
and lie nnighborhood desirable. This land IS
sltua.ld about one miie from New Glasgow,
Ihe county town, aboul iouI mi IS from iheCourt
House Of the county, md about % miles from
Lyuchhurg. 7. N. NICHOLAS, Irus.
NM. NEkERYIo. tees.
Richmond, AUGUST . lds4
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Baltimore Gin. OH June, 1898.

Baltimore Cdg. Oh June, 1898.
Dear Sir feel il me duty to acknowledge
tie gtcai benefit | have DERIVED from the nSe Of
~. Rush's Antrhy speptIc Pills. lhave snlr,-
ed under the disease. IN most Of rs forms. tur
upwards of Of -four years-haye travelled much
tad had tie ad,Ilc al several cminsnt phrsi-
cans. naur of Whsh we're Of much service /
me. aud had los sImast every hope of ever b-
,oe restored {. health. | had lot upwards Of
forty po.nds OF hrsh. aud become so weak.
Q,rtitula,ly in my lcgs) that / found The least
exercise excessively fauguiug. had made use
a,so Of the popular remedies without benefit,
aud having dCcidcntnll, .hcaud Of YOU Pills, |
determined to give hem a trial, anticirann.
from the use otihem no better result than IA,
aticidfr a." 10 = oi all the other remrdles nad
taksu but IN tins | WAS happily disap ont a
In a few days I found my appetite much lmpro-
we'd. my food rested easy on my stomach, NV
sieep restored. aud IN the course ofa few weeks
I telt myself a new creature. ltis DOW nearl,
four mouths since, and | have had no retnrn 81
the disease some oiiny neighbours whom le-
commended the Pill to. have used them with
like good effect. Con idering your Pulls there
fore an invaluable medicine. | cannot Withhold
my feeble testimony in their favor.
Lam, sir, your obliged and humble servant,
(Signed) j II. HAkRiS.
BY lndigesllon, IS meant loss OF appetite
and great weakness, particularly of the legs,
AID wasting of the whole system. Heartburn
or an uneasy sensation Of heat ni cut the pii
Of the siomach, which is sometimes attended
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and
vomiting. h~elchine up Of water which is gen.
orally sour. paleness OF the cornicnanCe, cos
tivenpss. %languor, giddiness, lowness OF spir-
It's. disturbed sleep, palpitauon of the heart,
hatnlcncv. &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons,
some experiencing more OF them, and some
less. each in the order and degree ofhis own
particular case. These pills act as a power.
nj ionir. reutrallze the acid upon the stom.
mach, gives strenth 20 the debllitated organs
Of digestion, restore the appetite, REMOVE matt
son NJ the stomach, aud ultimately recover
the health of The patient. They do not con-
tpin mercury in any form. nor do they sicken
the stomach rs most purgative medicines do.
md are not surpassed by any medicine. They
are therefore particularly calculated for fam
iIy use.
The inventor of these Pills was one Of the
most eminent practitioners of medicine in
the United States, and used them successful
Y in his p%ractice for many wears. They are
not got up as anosirnm to delude the eredn-
ious. bni ARE recommended on the basis oftrnth
aud cNpPriancP. In order that they mav be-
come extensively useful and within the reach
nf all, they are offered at the low price Of 30
cnntz per hox,
The above Pills are for sale by the subscrf-
her. who is sole agent for the sales in Lynch
bnrg. IHOS. ! DUNAL,
Apg. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the clerks Office Of the
Superior court of Chanccry for the Lynchburg district,
the I'd day Of June, 1875. Garland liuckcr and An
ihony Rucker, Pits. agninst Samuel Burks, Jr, and
james Benagh, Dsfts.
The defendant Samuel Burks, Jun. not having
entered his appearance and givcn security according 10
the aci oil Assembly and the Rules of this tOurt, aud II
appearing by satiafactory evidence that he Is not
All i~ulabiiant Of tins country 1t IS ordered thai the aid
defendant do appear here on the first day Of the next
term, aud 9nswer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that u copy
oftls order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published IN the town oil Lynchbure. for NO months sue.
oe,-igeiy aud posted AT the front door o. the courthouse
M tue said town.
81 Acopy-T nste, J. WILLS, {
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j WILLS, c.

F'f.IINIA:-At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office ofthe
superior Court. Of Chaucery for the LYnchburg District,
tn III day of July, Is2s. soekvlle KIM, PIT. against
benjamin Perkins, John Moore, itIchatd Perkins,
Thomas Moore, n. aud John N. Rosa, Detts.
appearance and given security according 10 the act of As
sehhlg and the rules of this court, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence thst he Is not al i%nhabitant OF this
country. 1t is ordered, that the sand deiendantdo appear
here on the first day OF the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town OF
Lynchburg for two months successfully, aud posted at
the front door ofthe courthouse 10 the said town.
St a J. WILLS. Ok.
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Weekly supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Gauze al heiPumrme ochrls
DO do Areadinn Hdkis.
Blk. and blk. watered SILK
Beautiful blk. IT renee and Italian Silks
superior assortment ot worked SWISS Muslin
GaIicBes OF every denomination, aad somt
OF rare and entirely nrw patterns
Bubbinrtf Lace. AT bali their former prices
\ lew fashinnahie wntered & hui Glnghalns
Welt Ribbons, direct from PARIS
Pungees t.. Ladies dresses
II great bargains form nm Involvement IA
purchasers, we viii assure them, every eftorI
will be made to TINT effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON 3 co.
Inup q
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KioR SALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
"a tlmus, inferior IN point of form TO no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved stock
and proven himself to be the most valuable
stock horse. lie may be seen by application
10 the subscriber, in Charlotte county, near
Rockers Ferry and the terms known. which will
be accommodating. Ell. w. HENRY.
Aug. IL. tso.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01
New Publications..

ZnTlE subseriber has jul received, direct
nom Philadelphia tue following nes pub
LEGATIONS. viz
81. Valentines Day or the air Maid ofPefih.
nv the Author Of WayerIy, &c. DC. This work
Is said 10 be superior toany he has ever written.
Sir Walter SCOTS kelig ions Deeourses.
American Quarterly Revie~. 9th No. cot June
1928. lust received and for delivery to snhscri-
GERS. ADRIAN *. NORTH.
June 10.
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AJ0IICE.-1hc Subscribers intending to
" chang the concern on the ist of Srptem
Der. II becomes necessary to collect 'heIl WI.
standing debts All those indebted viii he pleas.
ed TO settle their respective balances by that tune,
rs those remaining unsettled, must Of nccessHy
be placed in the hands of an Attorney tor coilec.
ton. 5. n NJ. ALLEN Il co.
Aug. IS. tlSISI
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Valuable property for Sale.

LkSllE eubscriher beng desifous 10 retire,
Il and live a private life, will sell, at pr.
vate sale, his iiockymount possessions, at
Franklin Court House The property con.
sIsts of all the buildings thai he now occupies
aud keep, rs II house OF public entertain;
ment. and has done for a number of wears. In
addition To the houses used rs a tavern, there
is a store house with a counting room, lum
her room aud a spacious cellar there is at
this time and hus been for many years n store
kept in il together with the buildings on
which they stand, Is about eight acres oflaud,
about ~ acres Of which are III clover lots,
which produce most IuxuriHni crops. The
houses used as a tavern, the store house TAM
~ house, ont houses, garden, stables, aud clo-
yer lots. form a complete hollow square a.
round the court house, clerks Office and
.Isil, making the property the moro valuable.
The purchaser could be accommodated With
a number vt beds aud other furniture, suita-
bic Tor the use oi Tire tavern,
Also, n lot of aheat two acres oflaud. with
- vary comfortable house on il, within two
hundred ards of the Court House. This |
consider To be one of the most desirable slfn-
atoms Tor a professional character in my
knowing.
TIE terms Of the sale will he mpde accom-
mnialing. and possession given in Dccemaer
or January next. EDMUND TAIE.
Aeg %. lstN4
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n D b.MOVAL-lhr subsctiI,rts have trnp.
we'd their stock u Goods 10 the hon.
laleiS occupied by Mes'rs. Rankin T. Cole,
opposite the V'rginian Office, where They III
yte ell VINO want cheap bargains 10 appiy
until the lst ot Dee. next, at winch time II 4
their intention II clos" their business in hi,
place. ANDREWS BROTHERS.
Am
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March o.


hE SuLar.lhei Ill sell privately his tract
Ill otlahd in Bedford county situated on the
nm and south forks OF Goose Creek, and on the
nam road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas.
tie, II miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
capt. buiord. Ii contains about 1900 acres. OF
winch $40 are uneleared. The part which is
"nc'eared, except a very small portion, is excel
ent tobacco land. OF the cleared land, 100 ..
ores are 10" grounds oflhe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland. This Is
one OF the best tracts Of land in the upper coun-
Try, being well adapted to the cultivation Of to-
oacco aud all kinds Of grain it lies remarkably
well and is very free from stone; if divided It
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, ifthose who wish to purchase
WISH IT. Persons wishing to Purchase may APP
ply TO the Subscriber residing IN the neighbor-
mood OF New London, or to Capt. Buford, resi-
Jung near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. tso5
" The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
uhe above advertisements till forbid, and forward
theIr bill 10 this office for PAYMENT
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

HgHE subscriber IN pnrsaauce al two
deeds oitrnst, executed To him b They
si rvving partners Of the late firms Of Gait
Bullock, 4 Co. aud Gait 4 Bullock, and
the executors of " IN. Galt, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date 90 the 3lst day Ut March.
.ls2s) ohets for sale, tle following valuable
real property, 10 vii
90 - acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock IL Go. of r. d. A. Brad.
flute. situated In The county of Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
I3B 81 acres OF land. lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, aud in the
vicinity ofthe town Of L~ynehbDrg.
An undivided moiety of The Black Wafer
Mills. and the lnnds thereto appnrtenanl, siiu-
ale in the immediate neighborhood of the
town of Lynchburg (lhe property shove
described, belongs 10 the concern OF Gait,
Bullock ACo)
Also. the following real Estate, belonging
10 The concern OF Gait h Bullock, to wit
The House aud Lot, with The appnrlenan-
ces in the t0Sn Of Iynchburg, formerly &C
runiei by the said concerns, rs a store and
nov IN The occupancy OF Mekee 4 Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
tho rear of the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord & Yeddcr.
The terms of sale will be liberal. and madr
known on application TO the subscriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser cr purchasers
such tile as IS vested in him BY tho deeds Of
trust aforesaid. aud 10 pttff
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ~.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden nj theClerk's office of The
superior Court Of Chnncory for the Lyuchbutg Dls-
trlct, the ID day Of June, 1923. George Tucker, PIT
against W illIam Harris, Sarah Harris aud John 1ay
Tor, De1ts.
The defendant John Taylor, not haylnp entered his
appearance to the amended bill of the Plaintiff and
given security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the
rules ofthns court, and At appearing by satisfactory eyI-
jrnce that heis moi an inhabitant Of this country-Il
1t ordered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the said bill Of
the plnnud and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper printed IN the town Of
Lynchburg for two months successfully, ind posted at
the front door of the courthouse IN the Shutdown.
Copy-Teste,
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q WILL sell from 500 to 5no acres OF unclear-
ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mite from New London Academy
and thirteen from iyuchhurg. Ii is well adapt
ed 10 the culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind ol grain usually cultivated in the n%eighbor
hood is well watercA. aud lies better than any
tract ofits size in this part ofthe country. It's
SO situated as TO be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water The TENS
viii he very accommodating say one. two
and three years. upon a small payment in baud
ENQUIRE OF the subscriber, one mile aud a hal
south of New London. ALIEN. AUSIiN.
Jan. Il. tS29
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ALBRiGHI'S
sNRUp.


THSHI5 Medicine. for the short timeit has
been before the Public, has p rovcd itself
superior 10 Panaceas, and other remedies. 10
sucha degree a. 10 give confidence 10 the Pro-
prletpr, that us efficacy alone will support its
distinguished merits II is the most uscfulspring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered Ii
is so perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehended from II, when applied agreeably
to the dlrectlons. IL n ay be given, without any
apprehension, TO the most tender infant, OF fee
bic adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
crosis, Carries, Tor alterations of the bones, J
Kings Evil, or S%crofula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, and system generally Syphilis, Mer-
curlal, and all complaints oliginatingin the I'M
proper use of Mercury Ulcers of the mouth d
throat White Swelling cancerous, and invete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears discas
80 ofthe Skin Liver complaints Jaundice In
digestion, and Debility.
As a general depurative article, or purifier
of the blood, this medicine possesses Invaluable
powers II improves the appetite, and kas the
remarkable quality of deprlVtng the skin of that
yellow bilious tint, which is so common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu
merated. it is also recommended as a remedy for
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which chIidrcnsufler the most excr Iciating
torments for years.
Each bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has a lab
ell, representing the Eagle and the Hydra, with
MY signature.
il I IKICE IS PR BOTTLE AND $50 PER DoZ-
~. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. lO3, Arch street, near Third, Phila.
Oet. %
Thr subscriber has Just received a large GUAM
tity ofthe Columbian syrup and is the a
gent for this section OF country.
NALrEKI II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Olioe,
Oet. %.
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Sunday School Books

SHndag Schoot Books.
" Dilf subscriber has just received fromthe
~ Sunday School Union Society. OF Phila-
delphia, a general assortment Of Sunday School
Books, which he is determined to dispose of at a
very small advance. G. A WRITER'S.
Ian. 81. tsA,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01
Irish .ineus. Lawns < Shectiugs.

WI. are prepared to exhibit ~ case
Super dressed irish Linens of superior texture
An assortment fine s~ns for hkfs.
A few pieces full 81 I men sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection OF
those DESTROYS Of having good and cheap Ii
ncn fabrics. NIKE, ROBINSON co.
June ..
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English and Mathematical SeminQrg.
HNR. d MRS. CHApPELLE, from Bali .
I'VE more, respectfully inform the citizens
OF Lynchhurg, that they intend opening, on
Monday lst September next, in the house on
Main Street, over the Store OF Mr.. Lloyu
Dorsey,a Seminary for the tuition of youth
Of both sexes, in separate apartments, in the
following branches of education, VIZ:
MALE DEPARTMENT..
Photography, Reading, English Grammar
Geography, History, Rhetoric, Whiting. Aiilh
metic, Bookkeeping, Astronomy, Algebra.
Surveying, Geometry, Plane and Spherical
T~rigonometry. Navigation. Lunar Ob,erva
tious aud Natural Philosophy.
FEN4LE DEPARTMENT.
Orthography, Reading, English Grammar. Gp.
ography, History, Rhetoric, Writing. Arih.
,%netic, Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, and
Plain aud Ornamental Necdlcwork.
Mi, aud Mrs, {, pledge themselves that the
s~lrictest care will be paid 10 the morals and
behavior of their pupils, aud the most unrp-
hitting attention 10 their improvement. They
very respectfully solicit a share of public Pat.
ronage,
Young ladies can be accommodated with board
on moderate terms.
n. Il. for terms. please apply TO the princi.
pal otthe Seminary, as above.
Aug. Ii.
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EHOR RENT The tencment occupied by
MessrS. Rankin g. Cole. Possession to be
even on the LIST day OF August next. Apply TO
Saml. Clayton or TO the subscriber.
JAMES L. CLAST0R.
Nav IL. tsb2
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NfOTtCE.-I wish 10 sell my iarm, two and u
half mjlcs from LSnchhulg, The tract
contains about three huudrcd AID tWentv.hyc
acres. with a hundred acres ~ woods. Tery cit
yily iimhercd 1t adiaiuS the lands at br John l.
Cabell. NJ. Ann Scott, David Oglrsoy aud ott'-
crs. \ con,idc ah e part of the open land Is
fresh, having been cut in the years 1924, 20,
aud 20. aud ~ in good order for the production
of Indian corn and all descriptions "t smail
ltnin. The iaud would suit a professional gen
LEHMAN, OF any one engaged ~ tr9e7', as 1t law
80 near town as TO enable him IN attend 10 his
business. and would at the same time AFT nd =
g,eat plenty OF gain 70, the assumption OF a
mmilv. with frc wood cow nlent 10 the house,
and also 10 had to town IT desired. ANY perso On
wishing to purchase the land, can asccrtaln the
terms, hs applying to the subscriber az his resi-
dcnce, eight miles south OF Carnpbell court house,
OF to MIR. DAVID 0glcsby living near the land.
A. ). HENRY.
August II Isl
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FIRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID X RIO. KYLE.

A fari Of tnetr spring aRd umlner assert.
IA mant, which includes the following
VIZ
4 iew pieces extra fine blue & black Cloths
Fine blue. black and fancy coioured do.
Sup. fne blue aud black Cassimeres
several pieces iarey cold do. sup.
Plain and cut Silk Velvet V~esting,
English silk Vestings, very sup
Marseilles and Florpntine do.
Italian LnstriDg Cravatings
Irish Linens, finest " strongest fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Camhrics, some OF which are y~efyline
Sup, ok. Italian Lusirings
Plain and fg'd BLACK Gro de Nap
Mute lid silks and 5nfins
Plain a. fad Silk and Satins
Watered silk. # the richest style
Blue bftek p,Gk aud green Florences
Wreaths aut Artificial flowers
lt,ian Crppes and Grape Leisses OF every
shade
\ few cases Caicoes, beautiful psttegns aud
permanent cOlonrs
B7rsge scars, a most splendid article
Rartot Silk. aud Gauzp Shawls
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

YHyHE land. Of The Estate OF THOMAS
JEFFERSON, deed. lying in the coun
tics Of Campbell aud Bedford, will be offered
on The premises, II not previously sold pr
yately. on Monday the 22d Of September
rfst.
Likewise, MONlICELL0, in the county OF
Albemnrle, win ihe Innds OF The snid estate
sdiaeeml thereta, including the Shadwell
Mills, will be offered on the premises, II not
previously sold privately. on Monday. The
both OF September next. The whole Of This
property viii be divided 10 suit pnrchnssrs.
The sale being made Tor the payment Of the
t%pstaior'f debts. The desire To sell is sincere.
The terms will be accommodating, and the
prices anticipated low.-Mrs. Randolph OF
Monticello, viii Join in the conveyance and
will make tho titles perfect.
I'll JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, Exr.
OF IilOa. JEFFERSON, deed
Tnlv II. tdsSl
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JOHN WILLS. OK.

VIRGINIA-At rules holden in the clerks office Of the
superior Court of Chancery fer the Lynchburs IN
tritt, the ID day Of June, lS2S. Daniel Sullivan, admir-
de bonis non of Thomas Barnett, decd, PIT. against
JOHN Barnett, and William Barnett. acting cx'ors and
logatces Of James Barnett, decd. Joseph Voolfolk,
aud Francis L.Campheil also leeatees and Alexander
4. Campbell, and William Barnett, ex'ors ofAnn Bar
nett, decd. Defts.
The scirr ficias awarded in this cause against the de-
PENDANTS Alexander A. Campbell, aud VIM. Barnett
,Nors Of Ann Barnett deceased, not being executed, and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of THIS cuuntry-it is ordered, thai
Ga" said dcirndonts do appear here on the first day OF
the next term and siew cause, if any they eau, against
The rnFsal thereby sought; and that a copy of this or.
der hc forthwith inserted IN some nowspapeE printed
IN the town of LyntaburF, for two months siicces.
si,eiy, and posted at the front door oftho courthouse IN
thn ~llj town.
rs 4 cOpy-irstr, Wills RI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

Calcincd Magnctia which, together with his
former stock. makes his assortment very large
and complete, all Of which snow offered 10 his
friendl. customers, anu The public ON the most
reasonable terms.
March ~
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May II

REATkA&S NEANING.-The
I'VE sub, .o.r, at the lower end oil nam
street, ~ ad ton to his Rope aud Irvine max
ing business. makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Matras es. also lnekes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer-and
would be thankful for eny job in that way,
which shall be q NJ with ncainess and despatch,
and ON cry reasonable termes.
j.. H. ECHOLS.
May ! ts5g.