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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
AT STAUNTON

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The anniversary of the Declaration Of Independence was
celebrated IN Stanton by a party of gentlemen who dincd at
me Eagle IaveFh-Aitert the cloth was removed, Mai Daniel
Shelley being chosen President, and John H. Pevton. Esd. Vics-
President of The day, the following Toasts were drunk:
j. The Ddy ne Cehbr0fc-Why this tumult of iov throughout
the land-this martial thunder from ten thousand hils--these
vaccinations of Triumphant millions? IL is the birthday of a
mighty empue-ofo our own, or beloved country.
z OHr CoWufry-We love thee, deag land of our biTthi moi
for thy Vcrdant hills and fruitful plains, Thy noble forests and
majestic streams-we love thee, because here, thanks to our
less, n!nawed by power, and subject only to our own mild and
equal laws!
3. The union Of these Stafes-Iet M wiseacre question il,
no rufhan invade it-ior cur people are not fools, neither are
they madnen.
4 The memory Of Washington-Abov all praise-beyond
all calunny; our only becoming homage is the silent tribute Of
reverence and love.
5. The mcmoryo f Thomas .Jefcrson-"Tho author of the
Declaration of independence, of the Statutes of Virginia for
religious freedom, and father of the University of Virginia"
6. The Heroes md SagcS of the ReUotuicn-Jhe monu-
aud religious liberty.
T. me .Army Of the United Strtes-Thc successors of the
heroes Of Saratoga and York will always remember, that they
are the chosen defenders of the rights and liberties of their
country, and not the Instruments Of unauthorized power.
g. The Mary Of the United SfaeS-May its glory be perpe-
tuatcd, and its successes continued.
Q. Orr nrtre Stale
"Dear native land, how do the good and wise
Thy happy cline and countless blessings prizefr
10. Liberty Without LceHtio1sness-Riches and plenty are
its natural fruits, and when these abound, learning and the
liberal arts will soon ht up their heads and flourish.
II. Grecce-The land of Heroes and ages-May her polti-
cal institutions attest that she can still boast the wisdom Of a
Scion, as well as the valor of a Miltiades.
II. TU0nts throughout the Uorld-"Of with their headsr-
50 much for the enemies Of the people.
10. Our fair CoVntrytvonoen-H they smile on the vinuons
Only, then may we expect TO see vice bauished from our land.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by the President. John Marshall, ChiefJustce of the u.
States.
BY the yice-President. The memory Of Edmund Pendleton:
n revolutionary patriot, q great judge. and q good NAV.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

o. The Rhode Island American, commenting up
on the exultation displayed by the illiberal Jackson
Presses, at the discovery of the defalcations of Wat
kins and Pcakc, and the defence which they set up
through the detection Of these individuals for pro
s%cription, very truly adds, that they were turned out
before any dedication was discovered. This is I'M
questionably true.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17

a liberal proposition. The Editor of the elite
rary SubaItcrn'' says he is not in the habit of betting,
shut should any one feela disposition to hazard $4,000
or less, he can be accommodated by q friend of ours,
who has authorized lis to say that he will bet that
sum or any less amount, that Henry Clay will be the
next President Of the u. States" Another bet Of
$4,000 is offered that Clay's majority of electoral
votes will be $780," The first bet is SIC should Judge,
q very safe one, for opinion seems setting irresislibly
that way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

n WILL sell from 300to 6OO acres OF uncear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters OF mile from New Lendon Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
ed 10 the culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually cultivated IN the neigbbor
hood Is well watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country. IL is
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years upon small payment in hand.
enquire the subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
ADDITIONAL.

n RECENT arrival enables us at this time
a. 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
asrort ment than heretofore Among other arii-
rles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Peerines, the richest style
Long white KID Gloves
Sort, black, white, aud fancy oolorea do.
BIZ. SILK Buttons, splendid
thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
6ymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeefsucker Ging hams, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
Tuck, side, and long ben, do Brasiiina
Ladies black and white Pruneia Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spoos
Italian Servings, every shade
Oecoope long Sralis, the very richest
snort do. cheap, yet beautiful
Plain and "amtouTedBook Musline
o.4 and Cd SWISS and null MusIins
Lustrng aud Satin Kbbon,, every width and
shade
lne Jaconet CTavatings
super blk. Italian Silk do.
me and s0prsfne Barcelona do.
RAN AID fig white Marseilles
riain extra huff do
sup. Valencia do.
JET blk. Bfochelles. for Gentlemens' summer
wear, the hands0mes article now worn
Oentlemens black and white Silk 10 Hose
super double India Cotton do.
fe" pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat But on,. treble gilt
Fancy Prst do. first style
Blue aud blk. Lasting co.
super blk. Silk Velvet
/ piece blue Black, most superb
uen1iemens super black and lancy cold. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do. superior
lew dozen Sner English White Silk, do.
1entlemens' silk pocket Iaudkerchiefs, first
chop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
To Farmers and Merchants.

VINE subscribers having connected them
II seves under the firm of I'D {. r. Lynch
& Co in the prosecution oiihe Lypchburg Mills
Il auder The firm oi Naih'i Winsidn& Co in the
prosecution OF Black Water Miis-wiil give
the highest cash price for whes, delivered at
either of those Mills. Persona not satisfied
with the price oil wheat ~ The tune OF delivery
can take receipt for The same, and at amy
lime within sixty DAYS after snch delivery settle
The price, or we will grind ON Commission on
the usnnl terms and stand the Richmond Ia
spection KATHL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH. Jr.
CHARLES v. LYNCH.
WE will pay the best price for 100000 flour
barrel slaves delivered ut Black Water Mills.
NATHL. WINSTON, & co.
july O. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
ARE pi.h to sell, on four years credit, the

SGRE ni.h 10 sell, on four years credit. the
w itaci Of Lsnd belonging to the estate Of
Vim. Irvine, dec. situated on Oh. north and
south forks Of Goose Creek. In Bedford county
and on the main road leading from Liberty 10
Finess,le. II ad)oias Capt Bnicrd on The
east. This tract contains about 400 acres, OF
which sUh nre unelcsred. The part which IS
uaeleared. except a ver,snall portion. Is rscel-
lrnt tobacco lard. ofthe cleared land 100 acres
are low grounds q, the frs quality. and the re-
mainder temarkably fine hieh land. II IS one
sl IT, best tracts OF land ~ the upper country,
being well adapted 10 the cUllisaiiun of iobac'
co and all KIND of gram. II lies remarkably
yell and is very Tree from stone. II divided,
y would make twp very handsome tracis. Per
some wIshine to pnrchase. may apply 10 Robert
Irvine. residing in the neighborhnod OF New
London. MM. IRVINE, Ekors oil
RoBEKr IRVINE, ! Vim. Irvine,
, lily Q Is dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
Dyeing Establishment.

v lHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the
- pubic that they have commenced the
above business in all its various branches, and
are ready 10 execute all kinds of work en,rus-
led 10 their care, equal 10 any imported. hen
room is opposite the Franklin Hotel.
A. HINES l. CO.
n. b. Particular a,eniion will be paid "a
securing bleaching ard dyeing Ladies Mrrinn
Shnwls, Leghorn Bonneis, &c. in superio
style. A. II. & co.
July - On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
'WOOlL CAHDTlI c.

Vie subscriber has just established, and
IL las now in operation near his residence
McAlister's old Store, near Mr.. Thos Reid's
Mil on Failing, on the road leading from the
Ned House IN Charlotte. TO Lynrhburg. first
rate new Carding Machine. The price for
cardng Will be cents the pound The wool
mast By brought 10 the machine in a cIesr
state and creased with about pound of ereese
TO every 10 pounds Of wool. He hopes by bis.,.
ertions TO have the work executed in most ss,.
isfactory manner, 10 receive announcement !,
this undertaking. WM. THOMPSON Jr
W II will be necessary TO send blanket or
something OF the kind TO return the rolls on.
ohe j, 3mCS3
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SEEING ccccs

MI. AVID IL ROBERT KYLE, AXE pleasure
y in announcing The hrst arrival OF The"
Suing Goods, to which. being chiefly IN the
Fancy hne-ihey respectfully invite Inc auen.
lion of the Ladies-am0Bg the articles received
are :
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue. blue black, pink, olive, d straw col
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pieces OF splendid white "atered Gro dc
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped anu inquired
Black, white. blue. pink and straw coiored Flo
rences
Black Saiins and Modes
, White, pink, blue, cinnsmOn and straw colored
Satins
Black Senchews and Satin Levan,ines
few pieces Bstiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap and satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink. blue, and SHAW cord, waiered bel
Ribbons
Rch Decou, and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Cacoes new style, rich and indehble coiofs
few pieces Swiss Ginghams, beautiful
Super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics. Jackonet and Swiss Muslms
Pulling and Bobinett Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barge and Gro de Nap dress Shawk
Linen Cambria Handkercbiefs. white d colored
borders
Italian Grapes and CIspe Liesses, every shade
Ladies blk and white Fruneis Shoes
Long Lawns and Grass CaBibrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, it is believed, with respect
to quality and style. are not to be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
OF
sum MI n cccns

NAV respectfully invite the attention :,
w Ladies 10 variety of very A.. u Tie
articles IL the fancy line, recently seIec,.s'ie
New York, aud just received here. An. ~
other articles are ""'onG
Blue and blue black Gro. de Nap. Snks
Black Italian Lusrings, superior
] piece e est black Leyani,ne
Florences and Salins. every shade
A few pieces black Nankin Grapes
piPce black Paris Grapes new article
White, Pink and Straw l,alinn do
Barge Ginghams-new s'yle
Bordered Linen Cambria Hdkis.
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barge and Decoups dress Shawis
Richest CT o de Nap do every shade
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
I'D Bobbinei J.aces
Long and short white Kid Gloves
case Leghoru Boliyafs
Shell. tuck and side Combs--larpest sizo,
A few pieces new style fancy Prints
Thread Laces and Edgings of the handsom,..
patterns
Needle worked Muslins, bandsomeis, s,v,.
Splendid artificial Wreaihs and Roses. ~
DAVID d ROBERT KYLE
July 9.
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One half of Rose Isle for Sale


n WISH Ia sch this valuable tract Of land
IL lying on I've River, in Nelst u COUNTY a
boot Is miles from New Market, (at the June.
ton OF Tye and james River,) where there il
an inspection for Tobacco aud boa, Dayi.s.
ton 10 Richmond; in the neig hborhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for fl.
The hail of the tract contains, by estimate. ,5oO
acres, and in good repair This tract i, cons;.
dered one Of the hest in Nelson county. parlicu.
larly well adapted 10 tobacco, corn 4 wheat. Tho
land is well watered and iimbered and a ere,,
deal OF fine tobacco land TO cut. There ;s
body OF 100 acres OF low grounds of good dual
nv On 'he river, attached TO either half OF mi.
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow.
ed 10 purchase either half of this estate (,be
lower or The upper portion) as may best sui ms
wishes. Ii Us useless to give further descr;n.
ton ofthis desirable estate, as those wishing 70
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A.
ctes, residing on the place, wi II shew the land
to ANY person wishing to view IL. am disnos.
Ell sell on accommodating terms, but a bar.
gam can be had for cash, or would take ne.
groes IN payment Letters addressed 10 me ar
}. X. ID Payne, in l., nchburg will be r,omn,Iv
attended to. LANDON II. Garrett
May z. ISIS
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THE SEVENTH VOLUM r
Embellished with Engravings and Music.
THE NETWORK MIRROR
AND
LIYENaRN SAFETY Y
EDITED BY GEORGE r. MORRIS.

/pHE first number Of the seventh volume
Il Of this periodical will be Issued on the
eleventh day OF July next. In the course OF the
year will be published ionr splendid Engrap
ipgs drawn and sreeutsd expressly for his work
and tweniy fire Popular Meiodies, uah accom-
panimeuis for The Piano-forte.
The hlirror. ameug variety Of other sub
iecis, embraces the following.
O1gind Moral 1nits--e either fictitious, or
founded On events Of real life, IN The u. States
of America.
Rerieus--of publications., foreign and do.
nestle
Original Ess1gs-on literature, morals, hsto.
~. voyages. travels, American antiquities, The
fine arts, &c.
Female Misunderstanding, manners
beauty, and dress.
american Biography-or historical sketches
OF The lives of such persons, OF both sexes, rs
have become celebrated for their berolsm yir
tue, fortitude, talents. patriotism. &c.
Literary IuieMgence-ur notices of new pub
hcatinns
The Drdmn-comprismg structures TN the
New York stage.
5eslitory Seiectiom-wi,h occasional re
marks.
dn,cdotes-humouio Gus, literary, historical
&c.
Passing euerts ofths Times.
Poetry-orieinal aud selected;
Together with macy other miscellaneous
subjects. which it,would DO unnecessary DOW te
| enuBeraIe.
CONDITIONS.
The work is publishes every Saturday, fol
The proprietor Al No l63 William street. i
is elegantly printed in The royal quarro form
on fine paper, with bourgeois and BREWER ype
Fiily'two numbers complete volume Of iou'
hundred and sixteen royal quarto pages, foi
which beautiful engrared rignette Htiepag,
aud cop'ons index, are given. The ,ermi
are four dollars per aanum, payable in aduance
II Is forwarded by the earliest mails 10 sutscr
beers residing beyond the city of Now York
Communicai ions. post paid addressed 10 Geo
P. Morris New York will he promptly attended
TO. No subscriptions received for less perioC
thar one year.
~ Subscriptions TO the above work receiv
ed in Lgachburg by NJ. w Davenport
July IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

NHuRSU AM ton decree Of the Superior
n Count Of Chaneery, for the Lynchbnrg
District rendered on The 25lh of October, 1923.
in the cause of Owens against Perrow. The
undersigned Marshall Of the said court. will
cell on Monday the 24lh August. 1920. II fair,
ifnOt, the next fair day thereafter. al Nelson
Court House. Tor cash. the following slaves.
with their increase Dick and Hannah and her
three children. j. A. HoLCoMBE. NJ.
July %. tdsilys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

NoTfcE-All personshaving claims agsins
~ the estate Of Ambrose Rueker. dec. are
requested TO bring ihem.for ard well auihentl-
Gated, as ,be law directs. in order that may
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebi-
ell TO the estate are requested 10 make pay
meni ANTHONY KUCkER, ear
MAY A. 1875
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome ftlie Farm, npon the
GAhead waters OF Appomaltox, in Buckug
ham. THIS land is in the neighborhood of Clo-
yer Hill, lies remarkably WE'LL produces 10.
bacco Of the finest quality. and has upon il q
very large orchard of well selected fruit the
tract contains 80 acres--Persons uls,used 10
buy. will apply TO the subscriber or Col. Saml
Pstteson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March g 10
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Soda w alter

NflHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now ia
- full operation.
he has also received a small addit ional snp
Fly OF DRUGS " MEDICINES, some of which
are direct from PARIS and LONDON.
4. J. DUVAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
BIOL TING CLOTHS.

a complete assortment of the best Germt
~ Anchor Boiling Cloths, of the latest IN
portation, from No. | 10 q, inclusive, is ma,
offered at moderate prices by
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE
July l6.
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.s&EA NfOTICE.-l wish to sell my
I:,;;R. AZ tract of land, lying in the
lIliIEtR lower end OF Bedford county, a.
bout seven and half miles from
Lynchbnrg. This tract contains 465 acres, a.
boot half in wood land, the balance under a
good state OF cultivation, and well enclosed.
The Improvement are comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.-As no one would probably pur-
chase without hrst viewing the premises il
VIII be unnecessary to be more particular in
the description.-The terms will be acc ommo
dating, and made known on application 10
The subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS,
Dec. l. tt3o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
SYARyno

vile, announces TO the
public tina, he has extended his line from the
latter place TO Lynchbnrg. This line is now
in complete operation, provided with good
coaches aud horses, and under the dire ction OF
respectable aud experienced drivers H. runs
parallel with The blue mountains Deail y through.
ont ais whole extent, and presents TO the travel
Ter n scenery oi the most diversified and PFC
turesquc cast The road Is safe aud generally
good the accommedat IONS on the road are al.
| WAYS comfortable and cheap; and nj some
places very superior. The distance between
| Lynchburg aud Alexandra IS about 1870 miles
| and is run over in three days, allowing one en-
ire nights rest on the road THIS line con
meets Itself with the Western Stage, from
Lsnchburg TO Salem WIN h.. nj the latter
place, DROPS into the line running by Abbing.
don 10 Huntsville, Nc. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus choice OF
routes 10 and from Washington. The Proprie-
tor thinks this route by l., nchburg preie able.
| II has, among other advantages, this decided
| one Of allowing the weary and exhausted trav
| elier two full NIGHTS rest between Salem and
| Washington. Il is believed that this is the best
aud most agreeable route 10 the Sweet and
| Salt Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex
anjria on Sunday NJ 3 A M. on Wednt sdiy 2
| p NJ and in,ersec,s the Richmond and Frede
| icksburg Stages NJ Charlottesville il leaves
| Lynchburg On Sunday aud Thursday al / A.
| NJ and reaches Alexandria on the following
Thu Sday and Saturday.
FARE.
From Lynchbu 10 Charlottesville Sc
| Alexandra IL so
| A II iniern,e diate places cents mile.
| Baggage at the IisK OF The owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
july 6. 6m36
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New and beautiful fancyGoods.

New and beautiful fancyGoods.
<tHE Ladies of 'Lynchborg and adjacen,
- country. are respectfully invited 10 ex.
anime our receat supply of fash ion able fancy
Goods. We give SLIGHT sketch OF their style
and character:
Salmon, blue pink, straw and lilac plain Pal.
Weriae
Watered. striped, shaded and figured Langued.
&C Baseges
Seemed Morning Barege, new STYLE
caspian Shawls ofthe most beautiful shades
great variety OF rich worked Muslins and
checked do
o4 plan bobbinett lace, sup. to any hereto
fore imported
First quality blk. Italian Lutte strings
winch, with numerous othes articles in the
fashionable line. they are determined to of.
Ter TO their friends AT the lowest market pri.
ces. MCKEE. ROBINSON & CD
June 1
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AklHL Brick dwelling house, belonging 10
- Mr. George hiilocke, near the Presb,-
terrain Church. Possession will be gwen IN
med'a'ely. Apply TO Patrick II. Cabell, esq.
or TO j. w. PEGkAM.
July % "a
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August 2.

sSNroriCE MI. Joseph Jared, Jacob DE.
IN pue, Wn Linley and Elisha Owens. BE.
ing that Won are not inhabitants of this Com
uonweaith. take this method 20 inform you
that We shall proc Fed 10 take The depositlons oil
George Brute aud hers, AT the Big Lick. in
Botiour, county, Nirg'nia. on +, day the 2s'h
of August, 1929. 10 be read as evidence IN a
sui, no~ depending in Chancery, !" the county
Cour, Of Bedford, and State aforesaid. wherein
YOU are defendants and We are plaintiffs We
shall plso proceed TO take the deposition Of
Henry Siekard aud others. AT the dwelling
house of Pa-chsl Bpford, in Bedford county and
Stats above mentioned, on Saturday the 10Th
Of August next, 10 be read as evidence IN the
aforementioned suit, which times aud places
you naay attend II on think proper.
JOHN MCREkY, Admins
FULTON M'eRERY. }uators
OF James N 'Crery. deceased.
July 80. 4wl0O
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MN>W AWRIWAIS So

WNW AHRIW4AASs
HSHE subscriber has jus, received "a nun.
II Der OF staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF "hrh he invites the particular attn Ion OF
the ladies. They are in part rs follows;
Fancy Ganze hdkfs and Scarfs
Painted Belts and Bell Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Baitisie and grass Countries
lew pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Calicos--latest style
piece superior French Bo,nbazine
Italian Lnsirings, Levanlines. Sensbaws,
Silk, Cotton and Norsted Hose
rsh Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edsings and
Laces
Circassans. Lasirihgs and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Pink Florences
DO Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss JAG onet aud Null Muslins
Corded and checked Mu5lins
Nankiu and Canton Grapes
Ladies aud eenilemens' Beaver Gloves Every
superIor)
lew pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment OF Domestics,
All al the most reduced prices, and more daily
expected. Ii. ALLISON.
Jnly2. lsy2
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April3O.
MARSHALL JONES
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

\NEftLL attend The Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Bedford county, fogeth.ff
w"n the Court of Charcery al Lynchbufg' Hs
may be found at Liberty.
Nl, Is. v4u-p6
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BAR IRON
AND
0ASTYYfGS

nhE subscriber has NOW on hand good
- stock of Bar Iron and Castings and Is in
daily expectation of larger supply. lie will
sell unusually low for cash. He will also have
drawn TO order mill spindles and crauks or a.
ny particular kind of Iron that cannot usua, "
be found Ia the market
JOHN WEAVER SCHooLFIELD.
July 10 omg6
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A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

ISS PITTS, rom Fctersbnrg,
HM takes the liberty ofinforn,ing the Ladies
OF Lynchburg and adjoining counties, that she
has taken the commodous dwelling house near.
ly opposite the Franklin Hotel. where she in.
tends CARRYING on the Mantna making bnsi.
ness, IN all its various branches. Having great
facilities OF ohlairiug regularly from he Cities
u New York and Philadelphia, } the very latest
fashions, she faiters herself. from the attention
she will devote TO The orders she may receive
to merit share Of pphic patronage, aud super.
cede the necessity OF sending orders TO distant
state or the CITY Of Richmond.
N. b. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
frhid Riding Dresses, OF The latest fash ion.
July 90 ,fe7