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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-13

The battle of Navarin and the liberation OF
Greece by the French troops.
The invasion of Turkey by the Russians
and the unexpected vigour and success of
the Turks in defence.
The usurpation of Don Miguel in Portugal
and the submission of Portuguese.
The fall of the minister Yillele and his
party in France, and the comparative tri-
umph of liberal principles throughout the
French government
The rapid changes in the British ministry,
and the final ascendency and elevation of
the Duke of Wellington.
The repeal of the Test Acts by the Brit
ish Parliament !. the election of O'Connell,
in Ireland, to the exclusion of Fitzgerald I;
the diffusion and completion of the project
of Catholick Association in that Country /;
the general progress in Great Britain of the
cause of Catholick emancipation or religious
right. !.
The peace between Buenos Ayres and
Brazil, including the establishment of the
Independent state Of Monteveido, under the
auspices of Great Britain.
The commissions in the Republiek of Co.
lumbia; the overthrow Of her constitution ;
the assumption ofthe supreme power by the
military chief Bolivar.
The various revolutions in Peru and Chill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
sEE-llG GOODS

D.AyID Il ROBERT KYLE, lake pleasure
Jim announcing the hrst arrival OF Their
spring Goods, to which, being chiefly in the
Fancy line-they respectfully invite the alien
ton of the Ladies-among The articles received
are
Super blk Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pnk, olive, & straw col
oreG Gro de Maps
4 few pieces of splendid white wateTed Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white. blue, pink and Straw coiored Flo
IenceS
Black Satins and Modes
Nuite, pink, blue, cinnamon and straw coiored
Saiins
Black Senchews and Satin Levaniines
A few pieces Bailiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap and Satin Ronnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw cold waiered bell
Ribbons
Rich DecouI and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and indelible colors
A few pieces SWISS Cling hams, beautiful
super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jackonet and swiss Muslns
Purling and Bobinelt Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege aud Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, white l. coIored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape I.iPsses, every shade
Ladies blk. and white prunella Shoes
Long Lawns and Grass Canbrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, il is believed, with respect
TO quality and STYLE are not 10 be surpassed
and prices quite moderate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
VaLUABXE LAND
FOR SALE.

"Y virtue OF q deere OF the County Court
Ed of Bedford. pronounced al May term
1929, The undersigned Commissioner. will, IN
pursuance OF said decree, on the first Gay of
Bedford July Court next, proceed TO sell, be.
tore the door of BEDFORD Court house, 10 The
highest bidder, on credit oil one, two aud
three years thai valuable tract Of land, late
the property OF the Rev. James Turner, decd,
situate On the south side of Lite Orer, IN
Bedford county. abou, miles south east from
Liberty, containing by estimation 5i3 acres,
more OF less, Including the widows DOVER
which Is reserved to her during life. About
30 acres of said land Is clrartd aud well en-
closed the balance is in woods, and tolerably
well iinbered the whole OF which lies remafka-
bly, well and part good tobacco land. The
Improvements are cOmmodiOus-a framed
Dwelling House OF or s rooms, with all other
convenient and necessary buildngs-a young
Apple Orchard Of about ninety or hundred
trees of well selected fruit This is considered
one ofthe hest Farms in the egbborhood ly-
ing unusually well, and well watered. Bonds
with approved security will be required OF the
purchaser. Possession will be given on the
FIRST OF Nov. next, Of all the premises Except
the widows dower,) with the privilege OF seed
ing this fail Persons wishing to purchase can
have the prem SEES shown them by applying to
Mr.. Francis Hopkins, or the subscriber living
near the place.
WA. LEFTWICH. Jr. Commissioner
Juue %. tdsgl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

Al Court held for Nelson county tho oo5 &C -.
.1hn Hight aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly
VA, IN camden, pitts. against james r. Camden
,S0 f anden, Chapel Davenport and Nancy hi,
~ ~ I,otHhetly Nancy Camden, VIM. w C,mdan
Sohn camden BENZ. Camden, and Joseph Esnne NM
Gerry, ' hueh' ueits' In Chbn-
The defendant James F. Camden no,h.,.;.
ms appearance and given security aecordina :; entered
b ana The rules of this court and it appearing
2 scesr,ory evidence that he not an nhshitant ~
annear bard IL Is ordered that the said defendant do
me p,li OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this ordnr
% inserted in the Virgnian newsnann n W
cue ~ 'ne town of Lynchburg once week for
successfully, previous to said day and anu
ueI copy De posted at the front door of the ao
u '''' COUNTY copy-Teste,
Hly 10 '"' CUTLER; D. C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
ADDITIONAL.

n RECENT arrival enables us at this time
~ 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment than heretofore-Among other arii-
Cles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Peerlnes the richest style
Long while Kid Gloves
Short, black white, aud fancy oolored do.
Blk SILK Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
dymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeersacker Ginghams, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
luck, side, and long bent do. Brazilian
Ladies blank and white PruneIla Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spools
Italian Servings, every shade
Decoope long Scaris, the very richest
Short do. cheap, yet beautiful
Plain and ambouredBook Aluslins
81 and o. swiss and null Mn>lins
Lus'r'ne and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine Jaconet Crayatipps
super blk. Italian silk do
fIne and Superfne Barcelona do
Plain and Gg'd white Marseiiles
ram extra buh do.
Sup. Valencia do.
jet blk. BruCheles. for Gentempns' summer
wear, the handsomesi article nov v orn
Gentlemens' black and White SILK l-2 Hose
super double India Cotton do.
A few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. treble gilt
ancy Vest do first style
Blue and blk. Lasting 90.
Super blk Silk We've.
| piece blue Black, most sliDtrb
GeMlemens' super black anu iaocv cold. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock aud Doe do superior
\ lew dozen surer EnglisI white Silk, do.
Gentlemens' Silk pocket Han jkercbiefs. first
chop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
'WOUA GANDINQts

vUNHe subscriber has just established, and
Il has now IN operation near his residence,
McAlister's old Store, near MIR. Thos Reid's
Mill on Falling, on the road leading from the
Red House in Charlotte, TO Lynchburg, a first
rate new Cardng Machine. The price for
carding will be cents the pound. The wool
must be brought to the machine in a clear
state and creased with about pound of greese
to every 10 pounds Of wool. He hopes by his x-
ertons TO have the work executed in a mi st sat
isfactory manner, TO receive encouragement in
this undertaking. WIN. THOMPSON, Jr.
+ u II will be necessary 10 send blanket or
something of the hind TO return the rolls on.
ane !, 3moe3
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NEW ARRIVAL
SUMMER Goons

VA respectfully invite the atlen,ioo =
w Ladies 10 variety of ye,v aa. o. The
articles IN the fancy line, recently sels, snsole
New YORK, and just received here. as IN
other articles are hh'one
Blue ana blue black Gro. de Nap. Silks
Black Italian Lusiriugs, superior
| piece : est black Leyantine
Florences and Salins, every shade
A few pieces black Nankin Cranes
piece black Paris Crape--a new ar,irI..
White, Pink and Straw lislinn do
Barge Glnghams-new Style
Bordrred Linen Cambria Hdlfs.
A few tozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barege and Decoupu dress Shawls
Richest Gro de Nap do every sbads
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
IA Bobbinel Jaccs
Long and short white Kid Gloves
case Leghorn Boivars
Shell, tuck and side Combs-large., si7e,
few pieces neW style fancy Prints
Thread Laces and Edgings of the haudsor,..
patterns
Needle worked Muslins, handsnrneist s,v,o
Splendid Artificial Wreaths and Roses 81
DAVID & ROBERT KYIr
July 9.
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sWAW IAWINNa

gryIE snhscriber has removed from The stand
he formerly occupied TO his own proper
~ n, the extreme west end of New London.
Having hull, large and commod,ous addition
q his establishment, he has, IN all 10 fine large
rooms and intending this lof permanent rest.
Jence, be Is now prepared 10 Accommodate
travellers in n better style than formerly. Gen.
,lemen with families can have large airy lodg.
ING rooms, &C &c iii. Bar is we'll furnished.
md lis Stables ". Il supplied with prosenGer.
He Is thankfu for the encouragement hereto
fore received, and hopes by attention 10 those
a ho may call on him to merit their patronage.
III. charges are moderate z. LCHOLS.
a. The Editors of the Petersburg lnielli-
eencer will insert the above advertisement 8
weeks, and forward their account TO this Office
for payment.
July 10. 3HyO
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Lynchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike


DURSUANT to an ACT Of the last General
4 Assembly Books will be opened for sub
scription TO he stock in the above Turnpike
company. on Monday the 3rd day Angus, neu,
al the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynch
burg, under the superintendence of the follow
ing Commissioners, TO wit Balda Mcdaniel
John J. Cabel. Francis Meriwether, David G,
Murrell, Henry Davis and Howell Davies in
the town of Pattonsburg, at the Tavern House
of Eteazer Sweetaad, under the superin,en.
deuce OF Jno, I Anderson, Thompson Crutch
field, Robert Kyle, Robert Wiley and Wm
Patton lin the town of Lexington. a, tho
Tavern House of -, under the superin.
tendence OF Charles p. Dorman, Jas. M'Dow.
ell jr. Daniel Hoffman. Matthew White and
WIN. Stevens at PedIar Mills, in the county
of Amherst, at the Tavern House OF Charles
Barrett, under the superintendent of Thos. n
Eubank Ihos. f. Pleasant, James D,v;s
Charles L. Barrett and Nathaniel |. Manson
July IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

AN the 30th uli. we whose names are an.
" uexed, with many others, attended the
examination OF the school conducted by Mr..
Henry l.. Davies,
That Mr.. DAVIES is fully competent 10 the ar
duons duties ola teacher, was amply exempll-
fed by the progress made by his pupils aud
their promptness and accuracy was superior TO
any thing we have ever witnessed and we al
SO know that their morals have been carefully
cultivated aud strictly guarded.
We do therefore cbecrtnly and warmly re-
commend Mr.. Davies TO the patronage of the
public, as teacher with qualifications equal to
il not superior 10 any other with whom we are
acquainted. FRED. SPECIE,
NICHOLAS IA. COBBS,
July l6. ii
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FOR SALE.

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
LAhead waters of Appomattox, in Bucklng'
ham. This land is in the neighborhood of Clo-
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces to-
bacco of the finest quality. and has upon it a
very large orchard of wen selected lr'i'I the
tract contains $40 acres-Persons uIslmsed to
buy, will apply to the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A. Patteson, who lives adjoining The premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March 9 e
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'iHuiNlA, Hz-Ai Rules holden 10 the cerk,s ofTco 20
OfJune, 1899. " ioay she ISL DAY
ders, ST. and John S. Brown, deftS. D"''u 0ouu-
IN IN CHANCERY
ae,enanht John McGhee having entered his
Assembly and the rules oftbis court ond 10 ane act OF
evidence that he is an iuhnhtant of this
if is oro,a va the motion of the plaintl, by counsel
here on re- 'lat the said de John Ghee do appear
tho 6;n nc oufih Monday in August next and answer
ho ~, oi me plaintiff and that copy of This order
to INV IN serted IN newspaper printed in the
., ~ nenDurg for two months successyey and
pseu Al theiront door of the courthouse of his co
~ on two several court DAYS VI '''iS eouh-
copy --Teste, CA ,yINcrIr,
June Il 'i4'uf h4LD, D. u
w2mS6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

THOR RENT, for one or more years. seve.
- raj Farms in the neig hhorhood of Lynch.
burg, with. comfortable buildings thereon TO,
families to live in. RICH. PERKINS
July 20 Wv
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NEW JEWELRY. &C

" ME subscriber has just received from New
IS York new supply of Ladies and Cen
tlemens' elegant Gold Lever Watches. Also
Silver Leversandplain English: an assortment
OF Plated and Britannia Ware, Sugar Dishes
and Cream Pots, of new patent and super;or
Gualliy-and Spectacle Glasses to suit ali ewes
all of which will be sold on the most moderate
terms EDWARD BROWN.
June %. 49, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27

m ONMll1 ED TO JUL, IN the Corpo,aoon Of
~ Lyuchburg, the sixieenh of June, 1923
a negro woman, who says her name is PflU'
BE. She is a woman of shouI % or "a yeas
of age, dark complexion, about common sta.
lure, and says that she was put in The hands
ot the Marshal Of The Richmond District by
the Chancellor, and hired to VIM. +. Garter
Of Goochland co. Va. from whom she abScond
cd.
The persoo having the charge of this negro is
rcqucsrrd to come fnward, pay charges and
take her away, or else she shall be sold accord
ing to law. at the Court House on Monday, the
ist day of the August Corporation Court next
SAML. BRANSF0RD, Jsilor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
To Farmers and Merchants.

VHHE subscribers having connected them
- seveS under the firm Of J. II C. +. Lynch
4 Co. in the prosecution ofthe Lynchburg Mills
Il uuder the firm OF Nahl Winston'& Co in the
prosecution of Black Water Mils-will give
the highest cash price for wheat delivered al
either of those Mills. Person. not satisfied
with the price of wheat al the time of delivery
can take receipt for the same, and at any
time within sixty days after such delivery settle
The price, or we viii. grind on Commission on
the usnul terms and stand the Richmond In.
spection NATHL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH. Jr.
CHARLES f. LYNCH.
WE will pay the best price for 100 600 flour
barrel slaves delivered at Black Water Mills
NATHL. WINSTON, 4. co.
July Q Is
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Dyeing Establishment.

n NHE subscribers beg leave to inform tbs
- public that they have commenced the
above business in all its various branches, and
are ready 10 execute all kinds of work entrus-
ted TO their care, equal 10 any imported. Their
room IS opposite the Franklin Hotel
A. HINES & co.
N. B. Particular attention will be paid to
securing bleaching and dyeing Ladies Merno
Shawls, Leghorn Bonnets, &C. in superior
style. A. Ii. Il co.
July - On
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Twenty Dollars Reward

y
"}lLL be given for experimenting and
w delivering to me, or securing him in
jail, my negro Man BILLY who calls him
self Billy Woody. He absconded on tuesday
night the Odd inst. apprehend he will at
tempt 10 get TO Richmond, by going down the
river in a boat. lie formerly belonged to, Mr..
Zackariah Brooks, formerly Of Richmond, and
if taken in Richmond aud secured in jail there,
will give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Billy is about thirty years old, well made, rn-
Their stout, and a shruds fellow. Had on when
he went of a coat of dom. site cloth, tow linen
pantalonns, fur hat pretty much worn. He
is OF dark complexion, and about five feet TOUR
inches in height.
u The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert this four weeks, and forward his ac-
countto this office for payment
JAMES OGDEN.
June 90 1891
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NOIlCE-AlI personshaying claims agans
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested to bring them. forward well authenti.
Gated, as the law directs, in order that | may
make provisions TO pay the same those ind bt
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make nav.
ment ANTHONY RUCkER, ex'r
Nav q. 1875
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-27
THE SEVENTH VOLUME
Embellished with Engrayings aud Music.
THE NETWORK MIRROR,
AND
AITERARN GaZEYYE
EDITED BY GEORGE p. MORRIS.

YpHE first number Of the seventh volume
- Of this periodical will be issued on The
eleventh day OF July nett In the course OF he
wear will be published fonr splendid Engrdu
ings drawn and srecuted expressly for this work );
and itsenig five Popular Melodies, NTH accom-.
panimenis for The Piano Forte.
The Mirror, am ny variety Of other sub
iecis, embraces the follow ing.
Orginnl Moral Iniss-e,iher fictitious, or
founded on events If real life, IN the u. S aics
Of America.
Reriews--of publications., foreign and do
nestle
Original Essnys-on literature, morals, his;o.
~ voyages, travels, American Antiquities The
fine arts, &c.
Female Characterization manners,
beauty, and dress.
american Biogrdpby-or historical ske, ches
OF the lives Of such persons, of both sexes, MS
have become celebrated for their hero,sm vir.
tue, fortiinde, talents. patriotism. &c.
Literary buiettigence-ur notices ofnew pub.
locations
The Drnma-comprising structures ON the
New York stage.
Desuitory Seleeiions-wiih occasional re.
marks.
Anecdotes-hnmourous, literary. historical,
&c.
Passing erents ofhe Times
Poeiry--origiual and selected
Together with macy other miscellaneous
subjects, which itiwould be unnecessary now 10
enumerae.
CONDITIONS.
The work is published every Saturday, for
the proprietor, at No. I63 William street. 1t
IS elegantly printed in the royal quarto form,
on fine paper, with bourgeois and BREWER ype
Fifly-two numbers complete volume Of lour
hundred aud sixteen royal qnar'o pages, for
which a beautiful engraved rigasne Mie-page
and coplous iodex, are given. The terms
are four dollars per annum, payable an adrance.
II Is forwarded by the earies, mails 10 suhscri-
bers residing beyond the city of New York.
Communications. post paid addressed TO Geo
+. Morris New York VIII he promptly attended
10. No subscriptions received for less period
than one year.
IL Subscriptions to the above work receiv-
ed IN Lynchburs by Nj. w. Davenport.
July -
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New and beautiful fancyGuods.

NEW ana beautiful fancy UUOuS.
~ ;iiE Ladies of Lynohburg and adjacent
"a country, are respectfully invited to ex.
anime our recent supply Of ffshion able fancy
Goods. We give slight sketch of their style
and character
Salmon, blue, pink, straw and lilac plain Pal.
merine
Watered striped, shaded and figured Langued-
oc Bareges
Seemed morning Barege, new style
Caspian Shaw's of the must beautiful shades
great variety OF rich worked Muslins and
checked do
GA plain Bobbnett lace, sup. to any hereto.
fore imported
First quality blk. Italian Lutestrings
Which, with numerous Other articles in the
fashionable line, they are determined TO of.
Ter to their friends at the lowest market pri.
ces. Mckee ROBINSON & co
June
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SEVfE wish 10 sell, on four years credit. the
w tract ofLnnd belonging to the estate Of
VIM Irvine, dec. situated on the north and
south forks Of Goose Creek, in Bedford county,
and on the main road leading from Liberty TO
Fincaste. ], adjoins Capt. Buford. on the
east. This tract contains about 400 acres, of
which 500 are uncleared. The part which is
uucleared escep, verysmall portion, is excel
tent tobacco lard or the cleared land $50 acres
are low grounds OF the frs' quality. and the re-
nander remarkably fine high land. Its one
OF the best tracts OF land in the upper country,
being well adapted TO the cultivation of tobac'
co and oil kind Of grain. II lies remarkably
well, and is very free from stone. II divided,
il would make two very handsome tracts. Per
some wishing 10 purchase. may apply TO Robert
Irvine, residing in the neiehborhood oil New
London. WIN. IRVINE, Exofs of
ROBERT IRVINE, ) VIM. Irvine,
July 9 Is dec.
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BDLY'IaBG CLOTHS.

n complete assortment Of the best Germ 4
~ Anchor Boiling Cloths, of the latest in.
porlation, from No. 10 9, inclusive, is mo-,
offered at moderate prices by
DAVID 81 ROBERT KYLE.
July 10.
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TfU'r opened, by d. & r. KYLE, one case
e superior Leghorns .-Also n few dozen Toi
toise Sbeell Tuck Combs, the largest SECS
May 25l
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Botetourt Land for sale.

~ OFFER for sale the tract of land ON which
u reside, IN the county of Boietoufi, con
tanning 1872 aorcs-there are about go acres
OF cleared land, which is well enclosed and IN
6ne order for cropping. Near 900 acres OF the
uncIearcd land is Of the very best quality, aud
admirably adapted to The production oil corn,
wheat oats, rye, tobacco, hemp aud clover,
and is equal 10 any tract Of high land IN the
State The improvements are PLAN, but
comfortable dwelling house. with d rooms,
kitchen, smoke.hoUse. &c.--7 tobac6o houses,
n ernnery aud wheat machine, all new. Twill
show the land and mike knowh the terms 10
any one disposed 10 purchase.
I'll. G00DE.
" The Editors of the Richmond Wing will
insert the above once week Tor four weeks,
ond forward Their account 10 this office for pay
ment 10
July Q w4w
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FOR RENT

sklHE Brick dwelling house, belonging to
- Mr.. George Whitlocke, near the Presby-
terrain Church. Possession will be given i'm
mediately. Apply TO Patrick II Cabel. esq.
or TO J. w. PEGkAM.
July %. Is
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Soda Water

VHHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now 10
- full operation.
HE has also received small additional sup.
ply OF DRUGS g. MEDICINES, some of which
are direct from ARTS and LONDON.
7. J. DUyALS
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CoTAMTssEoN BUSINESS

n WILL sell from 300to 500 acres OF unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. Its well adapt.
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood; swell watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofhe country. II is
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accomm odating; say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand
Enquire otthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 500
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BAR IRON
AND
GASIIYt @ So

ZFlHE 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. lie will also have
drawn to order. mill spindles and cranks or n
ny particular kind of Iron that cannot usually
be found in the market.
JOHN WEAVER SCHoOLFIELD.
July 10 2m96
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70 Country Merchants .

belng onr wish 70 extend our business in
II the wholesnie hne, we have accordingly, du
ring the present Spring, made every provision
'or 'hat purpose and are now prepared to sup.
ply wholesale customers generally, with almost
every ar'lc'e IN demand, IN either Staple, Fan.
cy or Hardware line, and NJ very moderate
advance. DAVID ROBERTKYLE.
April %. &c