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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02
."A' Ten or twelve octave volalne,. Whit :.
DC somewhat fatiguins to peruse. ~ "Sa

'm'ho"s john Speed Smith. esq
'' '' "'o', influential men in Kentucky. ba, y
e''nea Tue acceptance of his appoin,moa. oe'
D D's'f'e' Attorney, IN place of John ~
'e"dea, reH'oted-it is stated because - ~'H'
m''''s6ai'oi., as tried by lis acts. i. .,,.
one as he can hold Office under. Iii. al., %
that Mr.. ,. has declared himself in e.. a
Dir. Clay for the next Presidency. .,.-, ~
was on the Jackson Electoral Ticke, :. nc
lucky az the recent election. This aud e'
'ac's sho" mat our F" mad and mischievon. :,
min's'r''ion' are ensuring their downfsn
fsff0' fsrer at New 0fiean,.-The Match.
Gazette OF June II, states that thi, n,.l '"ef
idemio had male its appearance thu,
the season at N. Orleans. Seventies /"
had been reported in one day.
aJ' Al che last session of the Lepisl.,..
Two laws were enacted. which we sbo,ld IA.
see attended TO by the gentlemen anno;O,.1
carry them into effect. We do no, ,hi,L :.
any apprehension of a failure 10 p,oco,. ,S
necessary subscriptions TO the Stock roon,.',
should prevent their making an effort to do..
One of these laws is an act incorporate,
Company to construct Turnpike road ,r,.
Chilorn's tavern to Lynchburg p--apd thu OH.
is " an act to incorporate the Lynchburp Al,
utac'uring company. Books for the pu,,o..
of procuring subscriptions under the first a.
ed act, were directed TO be opened, in L.,
burg, under the superintendent of Chris,onh,-
Anthony, HenryS. Langhorne. Jno. B. Cah.,t
Sterling c. Anderson and John Perciv,I
Chillon's, under the direction of Oliver VI,
Reynolds James McDearman, IT,, David b.,
erison, John Siratton and Rawleigh Caitoo
and al the Red House in Charlotte. undsr -.
direction of Martin Hancock, John N.Y.
ney, John Armisiead. Robert Morlo. ma
Thomas p. Richardson.-Under the sero,I
named act, books were directed to be on5n.l
for subscriptions to Stock, nnder the s,,,r;.
tendenc Of Jno. l. CaLel, Jno. SchooGeld l..
Caskie, Edward Duilel, Vim. Morgan. rr;.h
Fletcher, Henry Davis, Samuel Garlaod /,
Hoilins aud David q. Md,rell We have ala
ded to the subject, in the hope that by renea.
ing the attention of the gentlemen oamed j.
the laws, II will induce them TO make an ee,.,
tocarry them into effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

u The Natchez Galaxy has doubtless a
dopted the most Judicious plan, in not noticing
the removals from office. maile by the admin
istrafion--ll intends as soon as they shall he
completed, (as less space in lis columns will lie
requlred,) 10 publish list of those who hayg
aot been dismissed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Louisville. (ky.) June Ex-senator Reed
of Mississippi, reached this place, with his fam.
ily a few days since on his way to The Har.
rodsburg Springs, where he will remain for
some months.
General Atkinson and suit arrived al thi,
place, early the preseni week, and will, we
understand make this place his Head Quar-
tiers during the summer.
Col. Geo C'oghan, after inspecting the IVES
tern and Southern posts, arrived at this place
on Thursday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

W ouh says. that when the next Congress
commences lis session, the reasons for all the
removals winch have been made will be ex.
planned and will be satisfactor, to the people.
u "'"'u oe much more satisfactory if the rea-
sons accompanied each case AND bes;des
the, cannot be compressed into less soace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Nashville June 9-Hon. John Mclean
Judge Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, arrived in this town on Saturday e.
yening last, promptly 10 euter upon his officia
duties here ii yesterday the annual trial
term of the United States Circuit Court, for
the district OF Wes Tennessee. commenced a,
the City Hall present Judges MLean and M.
Marry. James Collinesworih. Esq. our new
District Attorney, likewise entered upon the
discharge of his public trust.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02
MR.. JEFFERSONIS WORKS.

The works OF Mr.. Jefferson, which are nov
in course OF publication nj Charlottesville, il /.
said. will he ready for delivery in the month Of
August. They will be received aud read With
great as'dity by The people We made from
them, IN our last, very interesting extract /:
and We to-day, suhjoin the following, which n
no, less so:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

a decided OPINION, ihoi The Assignee stands
in the SHOES Vt tue Assignor, thai h' iakrs the
pr..perl, loaded with all liens. mortgages and
on the 26ih sit 10 the seveniythifd year oil
his aga. We have #scer,siped from The best
autburify. his sili, thai he has brquesihed
nearly fur hundred thousand dollars 90 Re
i,r.ous and Charitable Institutions. The fol
lowing trims embrace AN amount ot S37b,oOO
Some of the requests are truly mun'iieen'
three OF them amount TO Se6n,ou0.
Rumor es mates the whole amount ofpro
perry beqaeathed by Mr.. kohne at a million
| incnmbranoes which existed NJ the time oil inc
| Assignment, and that suen membranes. tho
! unre corded yet being good against the Assisnor,
are also good agaIns, the Assignee.
Tobacco Trade "A writer IN the last number
ofte British Quarterly Review desirously aud
! foreibly urges upon The government the expe'
diency Of promoting the cultivation OF tobacco
il their Australian colonies. Already, IL Is
stated, the wool which has been received from
those colonies is fully equal TO the Spanish,
without " hich the British manufacture OF fine
cloths could not be carried on, and the guam
tiiy broue hi has thus early interlered with the
importatinn of Saxon wool. II Is also mem
toned that The climate is favorable TO the pro
duoiion of hemp aud far, and likewise 10 the
growth OF COTTON" though" says the he'iew
os, " We may have some doubts as TO the pol
icy of en- encouraging the produce of this raw ma
terial unless indeed, perlinacions adherence
TO the restrictive system Of the .Uniied States
shopld compel " 10 increase the duly on
their cotton wool. or 10 refuse The importation
oft altogether, in which case the Australian
colonies might he able TO inter into Compel
ton with or rather come m aid OF tive western
paris of lndia, for supplying the demand oil
that article IN The English market But u IS 10
The article OF iobncco 10 which the writer more
particularly directs his attention
The enormous duty levied on tobacco. nc
corhiug 10 its present prices, amount, he says,
10 100 per cent. upon the original cost, and II
Is by reduction Of this duty, in favor OF their
cnlonisis, that the reviewer contends. noiwth-
standing The great disparity OF distance, tnn
the American can he nndersold in the British
market The present duty on all manufacinr-
ed tobacco, is IS sterling per pound and Us
upon the manufactured article. The redne.
lion proposed IS 70 per pound on all manu-.
faetured tobacco The growth OF British colonies
in all parts Of the globe Tie great distance
OF the Australian colonies the writer regards
Ms an advantage IN a national point OF view, rs
II will afford more employment for British
shipping The trade in American tobacco.
amounting 10 many Thousand tons, the writer
saysis exclusively carried on in American
ships" the power which already appears to
entertain the purpose Of dispuring with US the
empire Of the sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

The Convention of the Protestant Frisco.
pal Church of Mar, hand has again failed 10 e.
leci Bishop, the clerical order having ballot.
Ted repeatedly in vain. The votes were prin.
cipallv divided between MIR. Jones of Ralti.
more, and Me- Watt. To enable them TO do
better business atihe nett session, we under
STAND that The Constitution IS to be SO amen.
ded a. TO require majority only, instead
Of two thirds If the Convent ion. 10 make n
choice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02
Commercial Advertiser.

Contempt Of Court. W. ienrn by siaie.
mpni by John Ward In the 81. Louis Beacon
Of May %. that he WAS called before the Grand
Jury during the session Of the Circuit Court oil
thai % sircl, aud asked by the foreman, a" Do
you know OF any person betting nj faro in this
country within the last year I" Ward replied
-" do" The foreman then requested him TO
name the person, without namiug himself ;
which he refused TO do, saving he could not do
so without duplicating himself The Court
being applied 10. ordered Ward to answer, but
he sill refusing. the Judge (Carr) ordered an
he &c h of March ,hai he should he committed
for contempt Of Court, aud h. remained in Jail
until the 18th ofApril, when he was brought
again before The Grand Jury, and asked,
" Have YOU ever seen John &. Smith, or Dod-
ley kmbal bet al play nj a faro bank or table
in this country al any time wnhin the lnsi year.
To which Ward replied, d" III have seen any
such gaming In this country, AT any time with
in the last year. was a party concerned. both
asa better and keeper Of The table, aud he
refused To make any other answer whefeup
on the Conrt ordeied him 10 be committed
10 Jail for thirty days. aud paya fine Of one
hundred dollars. and" stand committed Unit
The 6ne and COSTA be fully paid"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Memphis, Ohio, May 3o.-His Excelleuc,
John Pope Esq. Governor OF Arkanras, passed
thb'place in the Steamboat Helen McGrrgor
on his route 10 tile Seat of Government 10,
that Territory, on Sunday last. The Secre
'ary, Mr.. Fulton, had previously repaired To
hi, post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Mayor Longbop.-An officer mentions that
that during the Burning of Moscow, howitzer
shell, fired by the lncendiaries, entered the DO.
dy OF horse, burst there, and blew the animal
10 pieces, without even wounding the rider, who
ten upon his legs, and immediately joined the
advance guard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

Vegetable Diei.-The Indians Of South A..
merica are very strong lined, and capable of
enduring great fatigue. Their every .isv ne.
desir'ans feats are truly astonishing. Guides
perform long Journey al the rate of20 or %
leagues day. Their usual pace is iox trot
They take short steps, aud carry their fee,
close 90 the ground, They go up aud down
mountain sides quicker than mule and
horsemen. whom they accompany as guides,
nave ireqdntly occasion to call after them. to
request them 10 slackcn their place. A batta.
ION eight hundred strong, has been know u TO
march 10 or Ii leagues in one dav. wi,hou,
leaving more than ten or dozen strugpIer,
on the road. The Indian subsis,s on a yery
small qnanti', Of the simplest food. A Iea,6.
ern pouch containing containing coca. sus.
pended from his neck. is worn next TO the
meas'. handful or two of roasted maise il
hed up IN one corner OF his pouch, and m
genera these are the on'y provisions for yery
long days journey. e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-02

The following energetic aud eloquent Appea
has been addressed b. the State Colonization
Society Of New York, to tue Clergy of The
sstes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
Oct %,

NO'lCE,-Wss committed 10 the Jiil ot the
" Cooperation of The town ol Lyrcabu,g.
on Thursday the 18Th f Angus last, a mulatio
man who calls hIms,li PRESTON The aid
runaway is about five feet Ia ,urhes hich. n
hushy head 81 hair, aud laryp Nhiskrr.. sbrut
twenty five years Of pge he Is a light mularto
lie had with him when committed. the f~olluwi,p
articles oil clothing a coat Of domestic mann
%idctnre, OF n lish' gray, pdniaiooas Of the same,
u inrred cap The oNucr j. hereby +, uuire1
to come forward, prove property and take away
the sad property, or he will be dealt with az
cording to law.
y, Il, The said runaway says he belongs to
VIM, L. PeIkin-, Nfttc STATE u Mississippi.
SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Jarlor.
OCT ~ 3mo0
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RoLFE ELDRIDGF, ir. D.. C.

re- ollCE.-B By virtue of a tru<, deed exsco.
~ 'eh 10 the subscribers by Edmund Pate
"nu 2a'ah his wife, bearing date the lltb day
o' July, 1873, aud duly recorded in tie comfy
cou''o OF btaiord, we will proceed 10 sell. by
way . poplic auction, on the Premises. for cash.
on + ''oay the 9Th day of November next. one
'racl OF lard, on which the said Pate now resides
ADJOINING 'ae lands OF Anthony Wright and
o'hefs, Containing one hundred and .iebtv n.
cIes one tract adjoining he same, containing
.nH!y acres one tract adjoining the same, con.
'a'ning sixty three acres ore tract aIin;ninc
the same Containing one hundred and ,;@LIy
Yrs one other tract, known by the name Of
'ea'! tract, on Falling creek, ADJOINING the
'ahoS OF Samuel Howell and others Also an.
o'ner tract, called Newman's tract adioiuing
'ne ,as' mentioned tracts. Containing ,wo hun.
dfed and forty acres also, the follow ing slave,
o WI reuben, Tom, Spencer, MiIIy, Martha,
ahu anna or ANA, and their increase since The
9 9d'J u u'e deed, and as mentioned III the said
lieu anu Tor the purposes therein EXPRESSED.
= u ''t'e 10 'ne fore named property. is beIieg-
u . sood-none other than that conveyed
by the deed, will be made.
CHlSWELL DABNEY. )Trus
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE Stees.
tdsl4
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One hall OF Rose Isle for Sale,

II WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land
n lying on Tye River, in Nelson county. ,
bout lo miles from New Market, (at III, lung.
ton oil Tye and James River,) where ,hsre is
an inspection for Tobucco aud boat pAyiqa.
ton to Richmond in the ~ncigbbot hood Their
are two hrst rate manufacturing mills for Il, mr..
The hall OF the tract contains, by estimate. 8
acres, and in good repair This tract is consj.
Tered ooe of the best in Nelson county. pariicu.
larly well adapted TO tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered and timbered, and a gre.t
deai OF fne tobacco land to cut. There is a
BODY OF lou acres OF low grounds of good dual
hy on the river, attached to either half oltbi>
desirable place. The purchaser viii be allow.
ed TO purchase either half OF tins estate ftbe
lower or The upper p~ortiOn) as mag best sui, h,s
wishes. II is useless to give a further descgip.
non of this desirable estate, as those WISHING 70
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A..
ores, residing on the place, will shew the land
TO any person wishing to view il. | am 6isnos.
ed toseli on accommodating terms. but a b,r.
gam can he had for cash, or | would take NO.
sroes in payment Letters addressed 10 me mr.
j. K d.. Payne, in Ly nchbure will be n,omn,Iv
attended to. LANDON cApCITf'
way ts76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

WILL sell from 800 to 900 acres OF uucirar
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
1uaftefso OF a mile from New London Academy
anu thirteen from Lynchburg. Itis well adapt.
a 10 the culture OF Tobacco and the different
sind oigrain usually cultivated in the neighbor
nood Is wei waiered, and lies better than any
''ae, oil IT'S size IN this part ofthe country. II Is
. situated as to be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rains or high water. The terms
VIII be very accommodating; say one. two
ana three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south OF New London. ALEX: AUSTIN.
Jan. II. $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
HOUSE COVERING.

FE7HE subscribers having made n great i'm
M proyement II fire proof covering, and
obtained a patent for the same, offer the ben.
eft Of ii To The public.
he Improvement consists in using fastenings
"hIch are locked N the grooves and nailed TO
the sheeting plank By this means, no nail is
driven through the tin, and the nails are gu lie
protected against the weather, whist ~effeciual
ly prevents them from rusting, and tie roofs
l"akIng-whereas, on the old plan, the nails
are all driven through the sheet, and tho Gov
ercd by The grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which, in no great length of
time ros's hem off. Consequently, loosiog the
I'm from the rooi. and occcasioning Thousands
OF leak. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on The new plan is, that
here IS no occasion Of the sheeiing piank's be-
'nS kiln dried, nor more than three quarters Of
an inch thick. Aud again, on old h uses no
hing IS required but TO take off the old shingles
and put on the lin or shecting. This makes as
good n root as can be made, and saves the
whole expense OF sheetiug anew.
WM. BURD,
Il. 5. TILDEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

yrl Y the directions Of the will Of John Han
II sard, dec. late of the county OF Amherst,
which will has been duly recorded in the Su-
pefior Cour of sBid county. will be exposed
10 sale. on the premises, On The I'd day oil Jan
uary mex, that part Of the said Testafor's tract
OF land, lying IN the county of Amherst, which
adioins The lands Of Anthony Rucker, dec. and
which is 10 ne separated from the remainder
of the tract, by the road from Tinsley's line,
with the Spring included to VIM. McIan-
iel's line, To the Mansion House tract. A Plat
and Survey of the land will be present on the
day of sale-and the land will be sold 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, unless the terms Of
sale should be otherwise directed by the devil
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia. Polly,
PAMELA and Caroline, children of the Teslator,
aud between whom The proceeds are directed
10 be divided.
BENZ. TALIAFERRO, High Sheriff
OF Amherst county, and as such, ad'
minislraior with The will an
BeGed Of John liansard,
deceased.
Sept. 81 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
Valuable Property for Sale.

oii.f"-hy virtue of a deed of trust 10
~ the undersigned from Griffin Ievis ana
Betsy ms wlie, bearing date the 2srh of Febru-
ary' 1913 and duly recorded in the CLERKS OF
nee OF Campbell county, for certain nnr,o<es
lnere'n mentioned, we the undersigned trustee,
" one OF US, "'li proceed to sell, on the premi-
ses, on Saturday the 9Th day of Noyember,
, M eor 10 ,"e highest bidder. for ready money,
me iohcwing% property, to wit the tract oil
Lana whereon The said Lewis res;des m the
saia county OF Campbell. on big Falling river,
sa'a 10 contain, by a late survey, sos acres; al.
So . negroes TO wit: Dice, a woman, siIas, a
mGcb , d",' d ooy, and Catharine a girl; or so
and cost as expressed in said deed of trus, This
Is very valuable, and well worth the
attention OF those that wish to purchase. We
s"a.s oh'y convey such title as is vested in Us
ny The said deed of trust.
JOHN H. BENNETT. TnE
~, SAMUEL NOWLIN. Stees
tisls
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Smith, Bagwell & Go.

n RE now receiving their Fall supply o.
~ GOODS, consisting of Cry Goods. Hard
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery. Groceries, Croeks'y'
Glass and CHINA Ware, Boots and Shoes, Sos
Leather, Smiths Anvilli, Vices, &c. BIC. ia
greater varieties than they have ever before
kept-all Of which they are disposed TO sci.
low. Tbs market price given for Wheat
Flour, Tobacco, &c. sc.
Oct .. 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
NEW ARRIVAL3s

- =
ITHE subscriber has just received a num-
Der of staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF ~hich he invites The particular aiten ION oil
the ladies'. They are IN part as follows:
Fancy Gauze hdkfs. aud Sesrfs
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbonf, Bonnet ana
Cap Ito
Battisie and grass Csmbrics
A few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Chiicos-latest style
/ piece superior French Bombazine
Italian LusIrings. Levanlines, Sershass,
silk, Cotton aud Norsted Hose
IRISH Linens and Lawns, Thread EdgingS and
Laces
Circassians. Lsstriugs snd Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
BRAZILIAN do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Florences
Do Saiins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaeonef and Null Muslins
Corded aud checked Mnslins
Nanklu and Canton Cranes
Ladies' aud gentlemens' Beaver Gloves (yery
snpefior)
A few pieces very superior Cloths and
A general assortment of Domestics,
All at The most reduced prices, and more daily
expected. H.. ALLISON.
July 2. 1892
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Ihe Sweet Sulphur Spring for Sale.
D virtue OF IA deed o%flrust executed TO the
Ed subscribers the I'd Oct. 1890. by Rice
Vass and Polly his wife, TO secure the pay men,
OF 5000, due TO Alexander Calder as stated in
deed OF trust aforesaid, and also in pursuance
ofan agreement entered into by the said Rice
sass aud Alexander Calder, the 2lst Oct. 1928.
aud have been regularly admitted 10 record in
the county court of Monroe, we shall proceed
to sell 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
OF the premises, on Saturday the 14lh Of Nov.
next, one equal undivided half of "the Sweet
sulphur Sptlng' trac, of Land, lying in the
county of Monroe, Q l2 miles from Union
containing about i65 acres of Land. The trus.
tees viii make such title as is vested in them 90
the purchaser and no oth,r
HENRY ALEXANDER,
HUGH CAPERTON.
ocI.e 9, 4al6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

HpuNAWAY from my plantation near New
IA glasgow, on the l7th OF September,
GEORGE Scion, n boy about II or 10 years
ofage, badly grown. he has a hhd countrnancc.
and whtn spoken 10 he looks down. aud smiles
before hs makes a reply. Ills olo' hes not re-.
collected. ! expect he will attempt TO gc, to
Bedford county. rs his mother i in the posses.
son Of Jesse Il vine, near New London
PAUL {. CABELL.
New GlnafnM. Oct ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
FOR SALE,

a VERY hand ONE little Farm. upon the
LAhead waters Of AppomettoS, in Bucking
ham. This land is in the neighborhood of Clio.
Yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces 10.
baeco OF Tho finest quality. aud has upuu il n
very large orchard Of well selected fruit the
tact confirms $40 acres-persons disposed 10
buy, will apply 20 the subscriber or Col. Saml
A fnileson, Who lives adjoining the promises
SAMl. I. CHRISTIAN.
March Q. Is
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!. having hccn

ENR HOLCOMBE having become sole
nVmoptieror oftbe above Apothecary shop,
takes this opportunity II notifying his frieads
and The public. that he designs keeping u full
supply Of I'll articles 10 his line ol business. His
~toek "a. a vary good one nj this TINA, AID he
will continue to receive fresh supplies, from the
porih, rs they may be- wanting. On hand, a few
gallons of LINSEED oil. a few dozen bottles
genuine old PORT AND MADEIRA WINE,
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL, &c. &c.
Oct. 90. Is
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FRESH ARRIVALS

At BCLL0CKS OLD STAND
n.y. CHEZ, ROBINSON & co. are weeL,v
1fA receiving their fall supply of Stanle sn,
Fancy Goods, and at prices Thai DEFY camna'
luton. They deem it unnecessar, to state iha
selling prices of any article, as the c,s,ooors
may resi- assured they are prepared TO exI;L;'
a'ik,hds OF Goods, al prices that will be b;ohIn
satisfactory. "s"'y
Nooh'ty Merchants and Pedlars are resneo.
.u'y 'us,'ea 10 view the assortment. Country
produce taken at lis full market value.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
&10 REWARn-

IN from the subscriber ON md.
AN ,he 10Th insl, a negro named TAyIoR
RON 'he heishborhood of Beat Creek R.ckina
nam' tie IS betw cen twenty and 2S vsars ~
% very dark complexion, chunky and we'll ho;,,
q h'"e inclined TO be bow legged, lisps a Ii,,,s
mneh spoken 10 he has, | expect, free nanerS
""'o", suppose, and have been informed he
1as stolen from a free negro, the name of whom
w. uo. feeoliect. There is no other marks
PARTICULARLY, that ! can a, present iden,ify II
80 49, 800 negro Is delivered TO me. or confined
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