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HATTERS s. MATERIALS

Consisting of Spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch and
Camei's hare. Russia Hare Skins, an extensive
supply OF Band Buckles, Linings and Bands steel
aud brsss ioothed Cards, blue and yellow Skiy-
'fs, quantity OF Alcohol Gum Sheliar, A.
qua Forts, (super,or) Quicksilver. Oil OF VI
rail, Logwood, fustlc, Ne. &c. All the a
bove articles he pledge himself 10 sell whole.
sale OF retail, upon the most reasonable terms.
Individuals wanting Hats, Hat,crs and mer.
hants would find t'othe'rinterestt to give him
call. Feeling grateful to his friends and the
public Tor past favors, he hopes, by bis coui-
'nrd eserilons to accommodate them, still to
receive share OF their patronage.
WIN. TARDY, Agt.
Dec. |. tt3l
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| copper Still, Cap end Worm
pair elegant Bronze Lamps
The subscriber has the above for sale q.
very reasonable prices, which he viii sell tog
cash, OF barter for country prodnce.
81 III ALLISON
Dec. % IS
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TRUST SALE OF NEGROES.

= ~ . Z SzK III Oh 1NLUxEV1Ss
Dy virtue ola deed OF trust executed by
n1 Mark Anthony TO the subscriber andJohn
Headen (no" deceased.) bearing date Oh the
10th day of January 1924, and of record IN the
County Court ofBedford. and Pits, lvania, the
subscriber will on the 9th day of January,
1929, before the front door of the Franklin He
tel in the town ofLynchburg, sell, by way OF
pebc auction, the slaves in said deed named,
and conveyed OF such portion thereof as may
be necessary TO effect the purposes for which
sa,d deed was made. Acting US Trustee, the
subscriber will convey to the purchaser or puf-
ci'asers, the title vested in him by the deed a.
foresald aud none other.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and made
known at the time and place OF sale
DANIEL BROWN,
Surviving Trustee,
Jan. g. tdsIl
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Negro Slaves for sale.

a OIlCE.- On monday lie l2th dsy Of Jao.
&c uaiy next before tl.t door Of the ifarE.
IN Hotel, in The town Of i.yuchbns, about 20
likel aud yaluabiu slaves will bc sold 10 the
highest bidder SO many IS : neediulto reIeye
the incumbianCe Of a deed % tl,ssi for about
23Uo dollsrs, for cash the RESIDUE Hpou cred
il OF q months The title viii be u,adf by the
subscriber, Prcdlam Moore. and conl med by
the subscriber, Thus I BaaiiIn who Is holder
oil all the liens upon the sad slaves.
PI.tDn AN MOORE.
THOMAS I. bOULDiH.
Dec 90. 1855.
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YRoR HIRE, tho present year. n good lie
- male cook, washer and ironer.
immediate application is reqne.ted
PAIRlCh II, CABELLs
Jan, o.
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OlltE-By virtue nj deed OF trust, bear
~ ING date the 9th day of June, 1928, execu
ted to me by John johnson, which is duly ,e-
corded IN the county count of Campbell, made
to secure the payment Of certain sums of money
due Thomas johnson, admr of John John.
son, dec and Tor other purposes in said deed ex
pressed. shall proceed to sell, at public auc.
ton. on Thursday the 9th day Of Feb. next, for
cash, at the present residence of tn said Johr.
Johnson, 10 the county of Campbell, on Seneca
creek. the following washable property, to wit
22s 2acres of laad on Staunton River and Se-
neca creek, 80 acres OIL land on Cub creek in the
county OF Campbell also, likely negro slaves
horses, Is head of cattle, . sheep, 90 hogs. 5
leather beds aud furniture, and all said John
'ohnsons household and kitchen furniture, and
all his plantation utensils, Oh cart, 8 pri,D,
trace chains and loom. he sale will CT ,,;n
ne from day to day Unnecessary The ,,uste.
will convey such title only as is vested IN hin, h.
virtue OF The deed above named, WHICH is hello /.
ed to be good ~
Jan. |. = 'S'ee.
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r1N~.H.er.. -
vTIn.iNI "A . snpetior cnan al Qua"
,aiy. lold@a slthe lasa OF L,aeao"' u
an ,,f 81 lay OF oe. 1873.
r.atoas Clement and hossnna b's s"e'
pis
p,l.,, T,..,,y. administrator of George W.
Yiesle,. decd. whe vas administrator oil josh
s,a T;usley. dee. Alexander Iins'e, surveying
.,Imt,i.trator of Joshua Tiuslsy, rcd. sah W
ms oNn right. Andsrses T,n,ley, WAL pat
Nv. and Dolly his wife. denneH NJ. WINE
and Jn,lilL .ss wife John Mnhone aea L"-
cinJa his wife, Joseph i'uslesl Fa"ek nshs'
md Judith his wife, Assaiom lssHas i.ns'ey,
,l>r,b. i,asl.v. Ailly liasley. nnd spseph
Y,psIsy. Administrator OF Baii>i@ iinseyi
lea Tin.ley aud ARCHIBALD Huho7tson, al
miuislraios OF Isaac fhses, d.ce"sea,
dehs.
The des.ndants Anderson Tinslry and VT
NJ, ks,ley. and Dolly ais wiie, @ho are out II
az. .,,atr. ami against whom the plaintiff
anpesr 10 nave Prroeeded IN iha m"de pre-
.rril,.d by law agalnsl absent defendants, SUI
failing 10 appear and answer, On tie nplioh OF
Oh, ulaini Us bv oaaasel the court DUN TIE
their hi t,yr rcs,lessea ns Ia those Defendants
and tue cause cunning IN 10 DO heard on The
bill, aud the subitata awarded therein on me
SECOND day 81 Oct aud the hiih day ot NV,
1897, which apppas 10 have seen dniy served
on Ise other d, iendanis was argued by eonh-
sci ier he painuils.
On consideration whereof. tho court o5th
order is,at Que oi rs Commissioners do take
sn accuum IL ths administration OF the eslate'I
OF Jassua iiuslsy, iced. and report the snnr
tn The court with any matters specially slated
,hoagns pertinent hy himself M r"qn'red bA
the parties 10 Ne SO stated and The conn doth
farther order, unlsss The dstendan, Robert !
T,n,lry, administration OF George NJ. iinsley,
dec. .hai admit before he Commissioner, who
may take The said account ;hai he has IN h'sband
nnaJ,nicjs,ered assets Of his ,nissIsde, .uiii- |
Gent 10 pay ihr amount which may be re-
portcd by the said Commissioner as due h"m
The administrators OF the SAID Joshua iinsl"y,
lar. on the accouta 10 he taken rs aioreshid,
hat the said Com missioner do also take an &C |
..ev,t Of The administration of lhs estate II
che aid George N rinsley, dee. and in hk'
report The same 10 the court with any |
.nntters@pec,all, stated thought pertinent by
limssif,ss required 10y tho parties 10 be 50 sta
ed. A copy--Ieste.
J. WILLS. elk
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MATRAss MAKING

1V1 subscriber. AT the lower end - az
street, in addition :ohis Rope and Tv,,,s NAV
ing business; makes and repairs C.,p,, maj w.,
Natrasses. Also makes Shuck Ma,,aa.''a 'r
cheap and comfortable article for SUNNI, u
would be thankful for any job in ,ba, dhd
which shall be done with n-atness and ds. ' way,
aud on very reasonable termes. pa',l
May l. tssa
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Xnhe subscriber has lately received aSMABI
- additional supply of FRESH DRUGS N
MEDICINES, which makes his ASSORf.
MENT very complete. he receives SMALL
supplies almost every week nv which means,
his stock. though not the LARGEST. is ALWAYS
FRESH and suifcieoi TO meet any orders
that be may be favored with.
THOMAS DDVAL.
N. b. Prescriptions faithful, attended 10
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan.
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rUyu.E President and Dmccters of the lynch.
II bu e aud salem Turnpike Compa,y have
decarcds dividend of i"o dollar on each share
ior tina las, S,x months. ending lot Dec ls2s
ALEXANDER ToMPkINS.
Ian O.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ladies' Goats and Cloth Shawls that h.,o
grease spots on them, or have lost their brioL,
hess, cleaned in the handsomesr .tyle H.
will keep samples as specimens of his uhy.
which may be seen a, his shop. Articles ~;
apparel will be sent for. VI
NIB Tailoring, Repairing, &c attended ,o
Dec. II. ,l2a ""
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EMcA E0R RENT-The house and
E.:M h lot on Diamond Hill, oppo
lissiN site Mr. William rhurman's Ihis
seseasa'szlzk is desirable family residence, an
excellent spring close to the lot and a smoke
house well stated 10 cure TWO or three hundred
hogs L. FLETCHER
Dec. %.
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"a oIlCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of the
"a Corporation Of Lynchburs, On the 20lh
Aug. last, runaway who calls his name William
and sometimes Hubbard. When committed, hs
had on striped panlaioons and yellow vest and
shoes. lie is about 3 feet. nine or ten inches
high black, and with a small notch in the lett
ear says he belongs to Stephen ID. Fuller, of
Richmond. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pa, charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with according To
law. SAMUEL BRANSEORD Jailor.
The Editors OF the Wing will insert lie above
three months, unless otherwise directed, and
forward their account 10 this Office for payment.
Nov. g. Bun
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COMMISSIONER 5oFFiCf. +,

The parties ~ this cause, VIII lake no'ite
Tint have appointed fe,dny the twenty seV
snh day OFF, edrsaIy neI', I" commence me
aoeosats directed nv tie foregoing ordsr OF
soart, on wlacis day, nj tie hour ei nine
oleek IN TIE lnsrn'sg. they are required II :"
.end ut nav oiher, ~ ihss i'wn, Win ,beH ~.
counts, vouchers, aud c0pns u court papers
prepared loF exsmiBet,on anh settlement,
JAS. BENIGN. {.
Dp6 10. wae5o
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MFRS. JOHN 1OMPktNS, from Richmond
lVH Is DESTROYS 10 obtain few young Ia.
dies rs boarders To such as wish II she will
give instructions in MUSIC.
Parents aud guardians, emit nsling their
children wardsto her care, may rely on the
stricqest attention being paid to their morals
and comfort.
Lyhchburg, Nov. 8. IA
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NfollCE-i have three waiermen na"o,
AN With good Boat and utensils 10 hFf ~.
TIE present year. For terms. apply 80 WV
subscriber. ]. COUCH, j.
Jan. g. q
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AHCL t1sG11.-A Specific remedy, safe
T. mild aud efficient IL cure and prevent
consumption, but nothing else. Just received by
THOMAS j. DUVAI..
lust RECEIVED by Thomas J. Duval,
- supply OF Linse Oil, Spts Turpentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, >accaba
snuff loosr and in bottles aud number of o.
Their articles in ms line which he viii sell at the
lowest cashprioes Nav
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SANES ANN HAYS.

lHE subscriber has large supply oil VIZ
"a above articles. and will sell them yer
low. n. ALLISON
Dee. Qf
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80 youn5 Negro men Wanted

"A ~ ~ Jew stout youn = women & boys
= ~ .s sue supsct' er will give the highennrirc
par'an ~, "cs foes of he above descrip,ion
,nodia,a ing 10 '.ell will please make i'm.
place =" " wv snos ,,r ~ this
tan. /. A. W. "app'LL.
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1r1W BOOKS.
SA.....A


- announcing 10 his friends and custom
ers, the arrival OF further supply of new
Books, anohg'which may be found the follow
ing, viz;
Our Village, Sketches of Rural Character
aud Scenery, by Mary Russel Milford, in 3
vols. S
The adventures of Hagsi Data of Ispahan,
IN England. IN vols.
The young Pilgrim or Alfred Campbells
return TO the east, aud his travels in Egypt,
Nuhis, Asia Minor. Arabia, &c by Ms. Hot.
iand, vol.
A Manual OF Gen. Anatomy, con-, 7ining n
concise description Of elementary tissues ri
the Human Body. from the French OF
l.. !. Bayle and n. Holland, by S. ID. Gross
MI
The History of the reign OF Charles the 6ih
by VIM. II 'bertsou, ID. d.
Johnson's English Dictionary, as improved
by Todd and abridged IVY Chalmers, will
Walkers Pronunciation, octave size.
. Morgan. Masonry.
b The Lady of the Manor. by Mrs. Sherwood
In 8 vols.
Byron's and SCOTS ppe,ical work..
Amswnrih's Latin Dictionary, Dngent'
french do.
Adams, Cummings and Willers Gesgro
ply and Atlss's.
compendium OF the law oil evidence. b
Thomas peake, esq. The American Edition
containing the largest co'lectionever pnbli'l
ed. Of The iecisions in the d''erent-State an
United State Courts. by Joseph y Norr'
Esqr.
Thomas's Coke upon Litileton, 3 vol
Chilty'sand CHRISTIANS Blackstone, Blake's
diiion ofconversations on Natural PhilosoPh!
&c. all OF which will be sold at 'educe
price. C. a. WiTHERS.
32De. l.
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StrayeA or Stnten,
Nov, 10.

ENROM my residence in Charlotte, on Sun
II day nisht the 18th of December, laes, a
~ Sorrel HORSE about five
TNn feet high, between seven e.
RHH 0K nine years old. he has a
PAINFULLY blaze in his face, tolera.
BILE large busby tail aud maia, sore on his
left shoulder, said 10 have been made by the
harness. | think he limped little in the
lett shoulder the day before he escaped. He
IS coarse and heavily formed for his height.
purchased him day or two before his es.
cape OF a man living in Wythe county, Va.
u IS presumahle he will try TO get 60 TIM, sec.
ton, or Lynchburg, where he wos taken from
team, from which he evidenced great un.
willingness TO part II any person will be so
good asto stop him aud inform me Of il. or
bring me the horse, they may e1pec, a liberal
compensation, My residence is abou, mile
from the Red House, in Charlotte.
As. FLESHMAN.
Jan m
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ENROM my residence in Charlotte, on s
day nisht the 18th Of Decemher. lao.
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jan
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Il WISH TO sell my house and lot, situated
- near the head oc Main Street. 100 feet n.
'svo seventh alley. and running thence soutl,
81 degrees .~edst poles, thence north 80 leg.
west 10 feet, ihcnce north So degrees, east 5
POLES TO second street, thence south 30 degrees.
east 10 iee' to tue beginning. The said piece
"i srouad being par, of the lots known in tue
Plan of the town by No S. and 225. On this
lot iheIe is a convenient dwelling honsr. aud a
most excellent garden. There is likewise ON
'he lot good tobacco mandatory, with tht
screws and all fixtures necessary 10 carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
Town more convenient or desirable than this, il
IS situated on main street, in Il pleasant part OF
lo"n, and in one of the best neighborhoods.
!ne situation is healthy. water convenient, and
IA every respect desirable residence for d pri-
vale family or a mar of business. | will make
'erms accomn odating. aud will take negroes in
pNrt payment. For particulars, application
may be made 10 the subscriber living on the
premises, or to the Editors of the Virginian.
SAML. LOVE.
Feb 10
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RedLord. fohruaru Rnle,. lelp

JOHN BROWN aud Thomas w. Brpwn phf.
s1lnsi William u. Brown aud William iinri, ndmin Istr
Tor Of Henry Hurt, fprcusod. Dcfts. In Ihmccry
The defendant " linn II. Brown, not having onercd
his ns,cafnnef and given secnlJ according To The
ofhzseDlby aud tho Ttcs al this canf and appearing
nv satisfactory eydeBrr thai lac s not Inhahitnnt nf
this cennlryi II is ordered TINT the sad defendant do
appear here On the first day olthc nrVt term and
tue bill Oft plant III, and that cop, of this
dor he forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed IN
lac offvuchhurp for so monhs suceessyels, aud
posted the front dodr Of the courthouse Of this eou
~.
Gory--Tostc, II. c. MITCHELL, II. G.
Feb .. Wpm.O
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New Arrivals

MUST received large assortment OF Ink
Il Powders. aud Liquid Ink IN Bottles hid
der's lnaeibe Ink
..,nu,r ,,t,he rclph, atedrepper Sauce
.nnniv OF Alonres Essence Of Lie
A, add iona! Sappl,o DR. Te"n'p ons cele-
brarrd eye water
larse supply OF Liquid 9'ponge Blaekins, in
rastss aud in bottles.
I'D also Liquid Backing,
yug sh bi spruce.
,.HaHsi Essence oiSprHcet
Wheaton, : celebrated Itch Dintlnfn',
4fbratons do. Brters, SPICE Buffers
l,r,raSsorin,ent of Thermometers, aud ily-
d,,u,rters. for pioy.rs Spirits and Acids
LARGE sunny OF pyroiis nou| ALL tor curing
meat
LARGE suppy of ground Ginger. ground ALL
SPICE aud round black Pepper ,ina Of Cay
ennc Pepper
4 large sui,piv al common aud refined Borax
4 eood suppig II Pai,s white aud French green
for w,ndnn hnd-
vc,, extensive assortment Of yamishes
,argp SIMPLY Of best poand Starch
supply 81 Liquid Pilch Tor Mater vessels
AI.o of Super Carb soda and ratiaiic Acid
alsn. of sal Soda
And supply of Sufnac
Oh Arrow Raot-all kinds
ofPowdrrcd Elm Bark
OF prnlice and Rotten Stone
IN Wnicrs--assoried colpr> and siHPs
Also oil Sealing wax aud lead Pencils--.al kinds
An assortment of Bronze, viz Guild. Silver aud
Brass
a large supply Of ground aud powdered Orange
rre ard Geniian ai onphuic. Mufiatic and
%niic Acids aud ri Aqua Forts
4 at - sappt, OF Carolina Pink Root
IN ud a d lsscnce Of Fcnuel Seed Nc.
together with Il greet variety Of 9th articles
~ unusually lone Prcef. II. DAVIES.
tiuch ..
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Fresh Garden seed

y ARLf York Cabbage, ouion Cloves
4 Drum head do.
Rea dutch do
Scarlet Radish
Early frame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, On hand, general assortment of Peas
B-ans,&c,
Medicines. paints nils and dc suhs, &c. oppo.
site the Post Office. lar sale hv
Will. HOLCOMEE 4. Go.
IL For rent, the upper stories Ut the house
we occupy ;the rooms are large and commo,li
Gus
March 10.
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FRENCH METHOD OF TRANSPLANT


During drt weather, Tho Gardeners OF l'a'ts
do not wait for rain hs ours generally 10 b"
as soon ms their crops reqnun tcmnvlng, II IS
done ~ The following manp"r. Having chns"n
The spoi, 'bey we'll water ~" top, aud rnmrdi-
aielv dig thunder. rad afterwards euei l'r
fresh suffice anfl n snon il Is dry enough, II
is raapd. and Tho plants put IA without INV re-
gard TO the midday sun ihcy continue tn WINTER
the bed three "r four times day, uo'il the
plants have taken root, II Is surprise how
SOM ieiluees ca'i1agcs SC. vii he well rooted
hy such nrniinent and With what vieor They
grow n or the frsr shower OF rain. What would
have brru the stnfe of such plants had they re-
maiaed in Tho coed bed They would hnyr
drawn 90 Il other their Il ct leaves would have
dropped of, anleenrrnl debility would have l"l
, lived. MT sasyto be removed but by the
French Treatment not n leaf will he lost. Now,
II we considcr.sthn principle, il /. simply This
that every plaskplaced in The sun in water will
j ~ no way nac aud the continued wrt state ot
The bed for the y6fst few day is. similar 10 u
be.ides, the presence of the sun contributes
powerfully To the roofing Of the plants.
{ Eng pm
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DIR. TINDALL

AFFERs his services as" mac''',on ',I,. o.
y tNedicine. &c. TO tke inhabitants OF Ly"eh-
,,,'., and its vicinity. Ills residence IS mex. 10
ISIS. Iioconbe s. Tyfee, Commission mef-
chants. ,,.,,;..,.
m Ap,r&caiions lrf with Daniel Williams
BARRIER. will meet With prompt at en'inh.
Ap,il 2.
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POETRY.
No, ! will wesp no more
Pour on | will endure" LEAR.

No, will weep no more
Pour on will endure" LEAR
Spring hath its flowers, its hour efbloom.
lis balmy airs of odorous sigh
Awhile they she'd their sweet perfume.
LITTLE while. aud then thrv die.
Aud when MS Ger that hour hath fed,
Aud Wintry storms the sky obscure,
When rng"d the tempest still SAID.
" Pour On, ! will endure p
Youth hath It's pleasures brightly beam
On ianey's eye life fowcry ways
And love and hope, and beauly's glenn,
Recommendations Ger distant days,
Yet have seen those prospects fade,
lhoush youth had deem d the promise sure :
Aud midst the wreck ofFeeIioe said
" Pour on, | will cndnren
Man mny b" fappy hege known
Wen pleasure cup freely laaAri.
Wh"n ioys brieIi s1a.hine round me snone,
u"tu'icd sorrow bitter dreughI
fo' G"adlv perse cut,pn shed
Her poisonous shaf with aim too SIRE,
NV heart hath wlther'd, vel said;
Pour on, will endure"
Lie }. shadow SOM the SIN
lint cast II tn the earth, shell SGT
And nIau a i,u brief oJa.<pa r,,o
Ills l1ys and sorrnws shall fnreef
Yet 'her" is hope, when Iirc has fled,
oi blissfpl realms md pleasures pure
And IN tl,at hope through life I've said
poul on wall endure -
The applicability of the subsequent 3eff dr.
ird WAS never stronger ~ any tina ihnn M the
present.:
TIE tNS. AND THE OUTS.
Friend JnrHAa. 'lidst thon never src
When thou hast been IN Washing Town.
set Of july Hackney Coathmen.
Driving people up and down;
Aud JolnAM did thou ncver mind
he children as these Hacks pass'd h,.
How some would run aud get behind
aud those who could not reaeh would cry
Ho, Corchmeu, CIT beiid =
But then you see the trick on mlp,
For no sooner do these di,moani,
Than other sale viii strait jump On,
For all they kicked up such ron,
Now this guess the very case
viii, some q rcer children. six feet high
they wish to gain each geiulul place
Aud dun the pe"ple with the cry,
CT cat, cut, behiud
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Will sGIi from 3oOt to 500 acres OF unclrar
! ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarterSnf Il mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt.
ed to the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
4nd o grain usually cultivated IN the neighbour
mood is well watered and lies better than any
tract its size IN this par, ofihc 20 ntfy. II s
so situated as 10 be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one. two
aud three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mule and hal
south of New London. ALIEN. AUSTIN.
Jan. Il. >29
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Mcssrs. V7liam Shebon, jr. Jontcs NJ.
Daaici jr. Jamcs P0nde1ter. Jesse
Bmktey, Leonard Daniei, Riehord
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W N HOLT, u.
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ISUNfWFE FIVTTHNV.
/nAkE NOTICE. hat shall oa the 3ni
- day 81 ApIii, and first day of NAV next.
al tine Tavern House of DIR. Powell ~, Am
bcra Cont House, proceed 10 talk" the dcpos,-
ious of sund,y Witnesses, unless tl'~y- shall be
sooner taken. that On the 2d day Of May nrxt,
At the Tavern House of Henry =. Ruclscr, at
Bethel, rake the drposliIons ol snndry wunos.ne,
aud on the 9TH day OF May nexf. al the Frank.
lin Hotel IN the town Of Lynchhure take the de.
positions of sundis wtnrssrs all ol which are
To he read as cvd'' c" u the trial of a suii now
depending aud Undetermined in the Superior
Court Of Chancc'v for the Lyncbbufg District,
in " hich nm PlanniI, and you are Deien-
danis. Yours Ac
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.
Mnrch %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
TERAIS.

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