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w. 81 j. G.. CRANE
OFFER FOR SIZE

800 spanish hides. yaruus qualities
~" h soai leather of all grades qualities from
W., S'y Dest 10 The mostinerior, 10y wholesale or
zaUO lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
QUO sides rsSet aud black upper leather
w doz calf skins and seal Skins
Boot morocco, lining, and bhdpp SKINS
Horse and grain upper leather
boot-trees and lasts, boot ant, yell;,g
Black var'sh aud shoemakers tools of ali Finds
Hoy SKINS, fair cali skins, and buck sims ~
Haness, bride and skir,mg leather
Bag, chaisc and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common s,,c., sL,.
Saddle Trees, fish skins. horse collars ~
aaaeIy, s'i,ps bits &C. cfvery superior quality
it,niers' oil, curriers' tools, wool
QUO pr Richmond made plantation, shoes
kinds bought and sold. ~
sept 10 e:s
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i A CARD.
TERnIK have been received from Europe stating ,
.nDlNaND CAMPBELI, Professor of Mathematics il,
William q Mary College would sail America on the GIh ns
August OF at the faitiees about the first of September
no public are teetore assured that he wiz be readv ~
discharge the duties of the Mathematical Chair from tie COM
niei'cerent of the ensuing course. cor, Is, -
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!,la3,L37 632.59l i,748.751 I.l4s Gna

From the preceding table it appears, that while the
white population Of those five States in thirty wears
Increased but 81 per cent, the slaves increased 81
In North Carolina the whites increased but 40 ne,
ctnt--the slaves above 1905 In South Carolina the
former 3o-the latter nearly $50: In Georgia, the
whites 2fO--the slaves above AGO.
The next census will in all probability, exhibit a
still more striking contrast
That the increase of the free ponnlation in slave
State IS checked by the of slavery is beyond
doubt. We have seen that the white population in
the five original slave States, increased in thirty
years only 81 per cent. Whereas the whites in the
middle and caste States increased in the same snace
OF tune, IL per cent notwithstanding the thousands
that migrated annually to the west ern countrv-yiz.
In 1890, there were I,947,O73 souls-in IL 70
4.3O0,916
The increase ofthe whitGs in the States of New
York, New dorsey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, was
1870 per cent-viz:
In 100, 1903 souls-In 1890, s,662,5Q9
The increase of population, white and coloured
IN the five original slave States, was only 65 per
cent--Vz:
In 1890, I,733,7I0 souls--In 1920, 205G,275.
Whereas, III the other tea States, the increase was
100 per cCnt--viZ:
In 1880, 17,2b3-In 1890, 4.433,AG2.
These facts ought to arouse the citizens of the
Southern States to sense of the necessity of afor-
ding cordial co operation iii the Colonization scheme,
as they regard not merely their own welfare but the
intei csts, welfare, and safety of their children.
a calculation in AIr. Darbys Geography bears
strongly on this subject. According to the past in
crease of the coorod population he states that there
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ia II. RICHARD BORuNI-Sir: Take notice, that shall.
SA the 18th of October next at James Bapbv,s ~
nbug court house, and the 18th the same mon,
toct"neT at Col Samuel g. Jeiers i'm Nooway cou,v
and c the 18th OF the month"; ctocrA al the tavern -
yan hiead in the Town of Petersburg on the s0h If
ine same month, (CciobeT) the Eagle Hotel in the cv nj
h'cnond between The hours Of O'clock the moving and
ooo1S IN the evening, proceed take the dispositions of
hcnafd May James Chey, James hacfariaud ir Aiadis,
nai'hal aud others, he read evicuce in sui, now
depending III the superior of cancery d ctcd bv la m
he holden at the capitol the city Richmond wherein ann
P'"n'ii' and yourself and Others are eent,an,s
=, LEW JONES'
.l-Wttc 18th September. lGJl
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Baltimore Seed Wheat.

OI1CE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ington Tavern, within Fifty yards ofihe Capitol Square
She VIII be prepared to accommodate, in the l,es,
manner number of the Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families, if reoured-
uood stables, and carringe houses well supplied with
PoNtiIci aIIN carelli ii0stlers. aug z cfGt
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For all numbers from 5 to 10,

COTTON OZyMABURG.S &, Y.4RNS.
TsNHE Subscribers as agents for the Amelia Fac,o-
n ry, have III store a supply Of heavy oznabures.
intended particularly for negro shirings and cotton
yarns assorted, which offer for sale at The actor
prices. WOR9'UAM &, M.GRITnEp Wy
auG19 wit
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C.NNlssroNln's OYrIcE


Inc parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the 2D, day October mex, to commence tho Nv
counts directed m the foregoing order COURT which day a,
"coeh they are ieqned to attend office in This
examination and settlement, office copies of the n,cs
sary court papers HILARY BAKER Com,r
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aLtitWn Ysi,n ica,is our >Uthern iciiuW citizen.
mt only not to strain every nerve aid of the Colo
nzaii" Scheme. but sreuuouslyto cndcavor to pre-
ycu, it's success
An expenditure of 81 900, 900 per annun, as We
have secn would prevent any increase OF the color
cd populations which in 1870 would then, instead OF
lO,669,25 be only about 2,0o0,OO0: whereas the
whites would be 100000. Would not such u re-
suit be chcaply purchased by tenfod the sum?
J. HAMILTON.
Philadelphia, September i, 1929.
2. S. Since the preceding calculations were made,
anu Just as was preparing to put the essay to press,
thewritGr ofan elaborate dissertation this subject,
which appeared III the American Review, Vol. l. p.
3o9 referred inc to it; and, examination lind he
objects to comparison between the cuored popuia-s
ton OF $780, and that of 1920 the ground that the
importation of slaves into the Southern States was
not discontinued till l808-of consequence that the
importation unduy swcled the numbers; and that the
aggregate thus formed afforded no criterion OF the
regular increase. The calculations also mute
rally affected, he stated, by the separation of Ken
lucky and Tennessee in,n Virg mia and North Caro-
lima. Unwilling to deceive myself, or to be ms,
mental i'll deceving the public. resolved to obviate
these objections ry coinpS OF 1900 and 1910
with i82O-tlie two new States liuvnS been formed
previous to the first date, and importation having
ceased previous TO the second. submit the re.
suits:
The white population in the five orgiua,
Slave States i'll 1900, Was 1.377ISo
III i92o, as before stated, f,Ti8,75l
increase about "a per cent. J7l ,539
The slave population Of those States in 1900, 7o57o
| III io<u as before. 1,lf5 500
Increase, equal to d. pep cent. 351,o78
The slaves in the five Suites in 1910, we're s744o2
I. i'll iozo, as before stated, I Ids GAG
Increase, equal TO - per cent. 17le67
The white population i'll 1910, VAS I,522,6S3
la 1870, Us before stated, l743J5l
Increase, equal to IL per cent. 92GO5a
II is TO be observed that the exportaton Of slaves
from three Of these five States the Southwark and
Westward. during this period, carried ON to an
enormous extent.
now present a statement of the increase in S.
Carolina and Georgia, between 1900 AMI 1910 and
between 1910 and 1920:
The slaves i'll South Carolina and Ge,yr~ia IN
1910, we're 205, $50
In 1920, AoGI3I
Increase, equal TO 90 per cent epe,o3l
The whites In tiiosH States, in 1900, were 9935,6
LII io-o' 437,093
Increase, equal to 46 per Cent. 1889
fhe slaves in those States, in 1910, SOL, 583
III l0Ho' as oei"Fe, ,iD3, l3I
Increase, c,Iualto 80 per cent. SIS
The whites IN those States, in 1910, wore 35o6t2
in $780, as before, l,z nan
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COTTON OZ.MABURGS IND Y4P,N,S
'EHE subscribers, Agents for the PETERSBURG
Manufacturing Company, have in store a supplv
of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs intended par,icu, ~, E
negro shlrtlhgs; and Cotton Yarns of all numher,
from TO 90 which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, viz ~ "'o
For IN u,,n,bor,,
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Increase, equal to os per cent.

The reviewer assigns various reasons TO ecco,,,
Tor the disparity OF increase-alnong which the
chiefs is the migration of the whites to the States nj
Illinois and Indiana. This does not materially alter
the nature ofthe case nor diminish the force of the
should heartily co operate IN the Coloni1ation
scheme. Similar migrutions rs likely to take
place IN future rs in times past and TO increase the
disparity. Wv
Notwithstanding the extraordinary comparat;y,
Increase of the coored population in the slave states
1t is worthy OF remark, t: the increase of the Whit.
throughout the Union is greater than that of the col
ored population. WI
The total number Of whites in 1890, was, 3o93111
4" i'-'' 8,043,9I;
~, Increase, equal to about i6o per cent. 4,95O,8o
The total number OF the coored population
in 1890, was z,7,-
4" !o-'' l,77l 90
incFease' eGua4 10 aaoue ia per cent. 0t4, 4Gt
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POE rlsi.

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In the Londn ktsphl,r W. Il .dre follow u.
MES bon the pen ut the venerable lnSior,a
,oscoe. and copied nom the Album OF ) oun
merican traveller
From distant clmcs the stronger enIne
w 'h friendly view aud Surial aim.
The ynriiu, tribes of earth Ia tCan
- iriend IA 'ricnd, ~ mn to uHu
No glIttertnr stones the stranger Brought
No aria prolessra. ~ nrallh ne sought
HIS every Wl,A one view canhned
The iniei change ol nliad with mad.
What he the richest pIisr would deem,
Was friendship kidne.s and esierm
What he cnu d IN retnin impart--
The same warm feelings ofthe heart
Not his win srl6sh views alone
To trace his course from zone 10 zone:
H., hope--to stretch affections cham
From land to Land iron, mann to main.
The various powers and virtues tell
IN human heads aud hearts that dwell,
In boz ds OF love the race TO bmd,
And make orr people Of mankid
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Valuable Real Esiute far sac.

! Valuable Real Estate far sac.
pENaE subscriber IA pursnanre oi tw,
Il deeds oftrusi, eXecptpd 10 him by tn.
surviving partners OF tn late frnis ai Gal
| Bullock, Il Co. aud Cali d. Bullock. bnd
the executors of Vim. Gait, Decreased. (which
beds bear date on the 3s dav of March
| 1898 offers for salc, he following valuable
real property. 10 vii
2l6 l-2 acres NJ land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock q ca. oil Il. \ \. Brad.
fnie, situated in the county pf Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
las 81 acres of land. lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, aud IN the
vicinity of the town OF Lyuehbnrg.
An undivided mniety nj the Black Water
Mills, and the land, thereto hppnrtpnant, stu.
dte in the immediate neighborhood of the
town of Lyuchburg (fhe prorerty above
described belongs 10 the Concern of Gait,
Bullock a Coz
Also the following real Estate, belonging
TO the concern OF Call & Bullock, TO wit
The House aud lot, with the Apunttenan-
ces in the Town of Lynchhurg, formerly oc.
cuIied by the said concerns, ms a Store, and
now in the occupancy of Mckee a. Meem.
Also, the House aud Lot immediately in
the rear of the one last mentioned, ard now
occupied by Landlord n Yedder.
The terms OF sale will h. liberal, aud made
known on application IN the subscriber, who
will convey Ia the purchaser CT purchasers
such title as is vested III him by tue deeds OF
trust aforesaid. aud no other
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug 81. ts3
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BEES

BEES
Mr. T. Williams, of A-lheld, so managed n
hive of tees. rs To prevent their warming
mud having kept them SIX yPnrs, took them
M. aud alter making hall u barred oi methcg.
In had oa3 pound of strained honey. and 81
pounds of Srrllent honey in the comb max
ing 3sf pounds. He also made IL pounds al
bneswax. Mr.. Williams, some time since no.
lated 10 me some particulars respecting this
| Extraordinary prodnciion, the substance OF
| which will now state. IL bought n swarm
of bees OF middlng size. and having no conve
nient place near h IS house, where he could
set dem, he built a shelter several rods dis.
ant 81 situated thu they might swarm and
60 ar without being discovered To prevent
heir warming. he aided other hives 10 the
original one IN the following mannrr : first mn.
king a large bi5e with a hol. through the top,
dire. 81 lour niche. square on which he placed
his hiyr OF bee, havlngh llule 40 inches squnr.
through the right aud lrn Sdes Of the new or
lo,yri hiys NJ the bottom; then made OF her large
hIyeg with holes through Two sdes similar Ia
he IN T. with ccp's u.nlcl around each of tboge
holes so Is Ia come III exact contact with each
afher wnrn paced On ia" stand aud Ia this " nv
councc cd them iugrthcl, giving the bees a
chance 10 pass aud rrpass through the whole
raugr OF hives leaving them ~ 20 in aud out Al
the front ot each nue. Is they found most conve.
nrnt B thin KIND OF manag, mcni, his bees
,prrad aud incrrascd, and soon became n nn,ne.
,aus aud powerful eummpnny and evrniu,Ilv
,ml1ni therspaor iuary aud valuable pro,luc.
i ~ which has already hetn stated.
In rcgatd 10 winirrlng lee, will venture a
few remarks
Ifbres ar kept ina d0rk cellar through IN.
winter, they wi spend hel very little stock ni
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NyVt have .iu.t ce~ed, in add,,ioa II or
~ lar stock, - numhtr oi Sc,tce and ,le,i
ah'e Articles selected nom thr Northern mar.
k'i> 81 the latest 'mpor latinus. aud made NJ IN
llr Nus ia.n'onabic ,tylc .uch rs ftnck aud
Dress tnnts sprndd van " Of Vests. Ger,
shade and description OF Pantaloons, Over
Cnats. S0nonrt,, pland and amhlrt ClnaRs AMI
'onts. LadrS' Cl"Hks (>one very ,lecanb u
large lot oi : ,ois. shoes aud Fine Hats. shIch
VIII be sold "n terms witch 81 lnor TAIL to please
All who may honor uS with cali
NALkER x 90.
Emporium Of Fashions Il cheap olothu. Store
Naln street, Lynchhmg
Feb D
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CURES By
SWAEM'S PAkACEA.

FYNHE following rs a translation Of letter
"A from the original Spanish. dated Odd of
September, 1928. forwarded to William Swain
by J. e. A. " llliamson, Esq. American Con.
sui.
Satisfactory evidence ofthc responsibility OF
Mr. Rodryues has been laid before the Editor
Of the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic OF Columbia.
Sept o. 1923.
10 I'm. StcalRI, Philadelphia.
SIR: The marvellous and beneficial effects
of your Panacea IN q mum 1eT oil instances in
which il has been tried in This city, and of which
J am witness and admirer, and the necessity of
a supply without the rick oil adulteration OF
some bottrs for my own mousse and for some
particular friends Of mine, induce me To take
the liberty OF addressing you, and to supplicate
you 10 have the goodness TO send me IS bottles,
directed 10 the .ionsul resident at this capita !,
tys. } G. A Williamson, Esq for which viii
pay tae said Consul, or such person as you may
direct according 10 the invoice hnt trust you
viii u, it nj the most equitable prices. have the
satisfaction to inform yon that | am an ocular
aiiness NJ sixlcen cures of the greatest impur
tlnGe n f. cted by your Panacea, of SUphHRic,
chronic hreteya!e and utcerons deastS-al>o
of Lirer cGhpldlHtS so common IN This country.
This had the Just aud merired praises which
HhNt HtS'oNFt ipOi nC h1cNiClit nave
brought it into great estimation, and with
out doubt il will deserve more from day to dav,
lor a CONSIDERABLE number Of person are Ia.
king i, with profit.
have the honor 20 be, &c.
(signed) 7. MsGL RODRIGtES.
His to be greatly regretted, that in conse,
4uence OF the unparalleled success of this mndi.
cine 80 many iner, limitations OF il nre dai.
~ o'sered on the public and that a remedy
OF such Invaluable powers should thus be fasi.
fed
u The price being now reduced to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle, places it in the power Of
AL classes TO avail themselves of its use.
WIN. SWAIN.
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Weekly Supplies Of hcantifUl
FANCY GOODS.

Superb Gauze and Melpomemu ehrts
DO do ArCAdIan iidSis.
6lk. aud blk. watrred Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian S'liso
Superior assortment Of worked Swiss hnslins
Calicoes of every denomination, ard some
Of rare and entirely new patterns
Bnbhinet Lacea, al half their former prices
4 few flshionabe watered & bud Glnghans
Belt Ribbons, direct from. Paris
Pnngees for Ladies dresses
If great bargains form an indacement 10
purchasers, we will assure them, every eiFor,
will be made 10 that en"rt.
MkEE, ROBINSON " co.
June Q.
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yEIE INVITATION,

NNy l. gire most cord,aHg 10 MI w'i0 rnHi
w any aritcic ofrepdy mate Ci)Ni'4. 10
caiio rs our assortment 5tng superior IN aug
III the plaza aud eathreces crerV mitcie d Gny-
Hfmfa& fashionable CiOihbE The workmanship
lg caa w@raH and om prtces ca1lnot I'M 10
pleas bciug less Ha,t He goots can be 60ugbi,
aud made mp for ~ Htss pure
On our ia-i nrrirai iet rtceirsd some sUgerfat
FrofE aud Ds,aS Coqts, Of biac. biact, Ciarri
Ola, brown, Nc aiso. steel Dited, mime, greeu,
and brora ContesS. Pmiojoon oGcrtrg shade
Of Cloth and CGSsmeres. niD, ilHe CnssueH dnd
tgira sioul Bang mp C0rd PdHtni0onS. UH
s,aps 'or riding u handsome assortment Of
Tesis Of MoIeskut SILK Vriret. oinck ihle Groaga
and fancy SIN Eeas Bn0 Cashmere 1oictct,
Iaieneiu aud orawdomH. n grfdt rnretg NJ
Patterns, fine Linen, fulfilled Npinm Shirts, DraW-
ers of Burtstin, Stortpsn. Flannel mud Coiiou,
k,ni Shirts and Uhae Flannel SHIRTS let NJ
drV GoodS and fancy articles, rs iarR,Acd Lca.
Tier Stocks Poieni Stoct, Plum 0nd frnmci,
.iegnR SH Handke cbieE. eutttriy ueW pat
terus, Paleu. SmsDemps IgP Crdrata, Cratm
SbFiers hDe SeoistiH Cap,, tur, coiiors (Scatic-
anil bIdck Mar,u0 ShnrIs s0mc rtrg fine BcdUtr
Hais Of chtn;t qiniities, la,ge assortment 0j
Shoes aud Boots Of erety de~uDiioH.
/ mpDig NJ Cioak ant Big Codts. >oE'c recy
uperlor. real 1arlnn Plant and .fac Cambi,i
Ci"aks wih hue LiDh Innings, Wih or Wi.h
oui slccrc, IN, Drab Gd sied nnrcd Ban" Mp
CONS. Md, IN The latest style, fsomc crtra fatJ
Olire, diact a1d Drab Big Coats, mdh iage
CGpe'.
Laaje,' C!oak,. ot Slk NTH sill; Innings. "a
bca,t'itja ari,cls,) also Of Utrono Cloth. crin-
son blue a,td 6'qck CUcassinas, Iortq, Piujd &.
t1ptcy dripe4 C;roGsuaa C!,ohs pim capcs or
hoods, lot u list satts illcd ruth nooi, n co6s-
jortabie artrie 70, ltareiiers rs rt are 1e.ru1s.
tdfo sell good bargains, Uose diposed op"rrarsc
tcU do ccit 10 rail al WILkER q. COS
Emporium Of Fashions, Ly,rhbUa, nelt door
10 The I+r2u.ian faJice.
Nov 81,
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TER MS.

- g., q. uer amman, pHyal,a ~ flsanee.-No sub
,,an !, IN h, received for less time than siA months
a,,er will he dIscoatinaed (bui Al the discretion
@s,ha Ei,tor.) untffall arrcarages are paid
rr alsert. meats will he inserted al ~ cents per
i,,s,,re ItA . from a distance mast 10 paid Tor
4, ther ~ ,aftion, or the payment assumed b,
!,ns re- <pnnsibls p.rsonIn Lynchburg'
~ Chaneery ORDERS NOT excesling Two squsrosare IN
,rtei Tor six duiiafs
II, Allsttors addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
, "a ar thew will no, be attended TO.
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TO GET EARLY CUCuuprpe

Plunge rrree p'on'"d 10 pot ma hot bed
IN Fcb-ury or NJ fch IL Nav take the rot.
turn them ont M" n hole prpvipnsIy made.
Irl.iug racb pot lpli {" plant. answer for q
hill a. ibefr NAH pe much u,k IN Separating
the plants,
Too much care canuot lac taken TO hagr
your cucimhcrs mud melons aud 1T vines n
great distducr from epgh nibnr. ~, they vii!
nix and ,I,oil the first sna.on.
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EconoMy ! E3,Is NY
Dec. 10

HOSE disposed to,EconomiSp IL Dress
will hud il To their advantage - call as
our establishment, where they will ind an Gle.
CANT assortment Of Gentlemen Clothing, Of
super fine, fine aud common Qaaiiies, that
anon trial, will be found to fl as well, aud
are as faithfully made a il made to order, as
the work may be depended upon, this e5iab-
lishmnt viii br tpnnd 10 he great conven'
ence To the Citizen and the Traveller, dp they
can be supplied with crery article OF Dress,
Also, Boots, shoes, fine and coarse Hats. eve
nv description Uf Cloaks and over Coats. &c
those wishing good bargains, would do We
TO favor rus with call. WALKER y Co.
Emporium Of Fashions.
Main Street. Lynchburg, next 10 the V'rgl-
nau Office.
Dec. |.
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NOTICE. IN persons having demands
Yeainst the estate Of the late DR. Henry w
Tucker Of Charlotte are requested 10 make them
known to Mr. ssaml. l. Nenable al Charlotte
Court house. and such "a aic ed to thc
said estate are requested To make payment
10 Mr.. VenaLle who is authorised by me To CAV,
discharges for the same.
GEO. TUCKER. adlnr.
Feh = nGH
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Great BARGAINS in Cloths

HyHOSE Who want CloIhs, would find It to
their interest 10 call on the subscriber.
He has mixtures, olives claret, super Is mid.
ding blue and black Cloths, and piece SUI
per Etn,ine blue, and one do. do. Electora.
black, which ha is determined Ia sell vary
cheap. II. ALLTooN'
Dec %.
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Manufacturing Mills,
FOR RENT.

VINE FREEDMAN MILLS, situated IN
Campbrl county. about seven miles be.
how Lynchburg, and within about a hundred
wards of James River, are offered tog rent tor
one or more years. Possession may be had
on the lst ofJuly next. For further partc
lars, terms, sc. apply 10 Thomas b. Gay, resi-
ding near the premises. or tc the subscriber IN
Richmond. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Dec. n. wtf35
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To Planters and Farmers.

1l9HE subscriber will give the highest cash
u price for transfe, or loosr tohnceo. deliver
ed at his Factory, near Black Water Ware
house, in this place. Apply TO his manager Nh
Saunders. AT the Factory, OF to the subscriber
at his Office on Bank Square The highest cash
price will at all times be given for good Wheat.
MAURICE LANGHOkNE, jr.
Dec. 10 1886
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
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rNSHE unparalleled reputation of his med''
n cine is surh, aud rs pre- eminent virtues
are SO we'll established, aud SO fully acknow-
ea,ed by an intelligent public, that il scarce
~ NECESSARY to say any thing further than that