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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
Sz5 REWARD

WQJILL be paid fcr experimenting and deli.
" vering Ia the .ubscrl'ier in the city oil
Richmond, his Negro man JENNY, who
ran of ia tho maath Of May lasi--leWmy IS n
inula,io, about feet OF D inches high. ratbfr
STOUT IN form. and has lively coontenanca. A
Negro numej Jerry who accompanied jimmy
having returned home, has informed me That
they remained about a week nj or near Mr..
6oodwin'.. in Albenhrle county, from ihcnce
they travelled 10 Lynchborg. and dufing har-
vest we're employed by a Mr. Place. In Angus
aud September they were engaged getting bar
rel slaves for y Mr., Flapaehan, near Warren =,
and in September they were surprised and neai
~ taken about iso miles below Warren. al
! Cooper Shop. belonging 10 a Mr.. Garland.
Jenny is passing under the assumed nsue OF
Jackson. JAMES LYLE.
Nov. 30 ll3l
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A REMOVAL.
MARIA $. GRAv

NWloHES TO inform her customers
" puphc generally, thar she has ~, .n' NE
tvon' !" me brick tenement immedialelS" @ wen a
sue 70 James e. Moorman's well know, Olpo'
e'"' Inc room is quite convenient 10 ,ba \, iAo
sueei' ana very eesy TO be found sbe Nv wan
.ns ''me' all he fashions that arc in Use "o' at
season' AMI Viii Continue 10 get paleTn. q, ,n'
o'e Tor every season of the year. 'u''a'
~. b. The subscriber had thought
no''ce OF This Kind was unnecessary. ma, %''nf'
was told that some evil disposed pc So, I Fas she
ported she was MOI abe to attend TO Ln' "u Il
u would he well Ior every body thar 1's nt'
Work done, to call aud see for themseIv.. "'Si''
Oct. u. 'hAt.
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FARMERS INN.

HNHE subscriber having taken the house
Il ON top Of the hill, and Immediately on
The turnpike passing Mr. Poe's, has opened n
House Of Public Entertainment. The buildings
hhTe undergone a thorough repair also, new
'ble and other necessary buildings erected.
tls is prepared 10 accommodate those who may
y all on him There Is also, al extensive wagon
ward attached TO the establishment. He re-
specially soIicis share of public patronage.
The whole will be under the supcrintendance Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnett.
ARCHER BROWN.
NJ
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nURSuA ANT TO a deed Of trust executed 10
u g Richard Tyree and VIM. Davis, by VIM.
Cobbs and Janebs wife, bearing date the 4th
day OF MAY, lsl9.& duly recorded in the Hus.
iDgs Court Of Lynchburg, for purposes therein
named, the Subscriber, surviving trustee, will
proceedto sell, by way of public auction, on
the premises. on Thursday. the Ord day Of
December, IL fair, if not the mex, fair
day, lot OF ground, with conyenien,
dwelling house and other out houses on il. con-
tanning II 4acres, lying down the river about
half q mile from ,Lypchburg, aud Commonly
called Smiths Well. Likewise lot of ground
situated in the town of Lynehborg, continuing a
quarter of an acre on 9th street and Sd ally,
having on it house, at present occupied as a
poor house. Terms made known on day of
ale. The subscriber, acting rs trustee, will
convey none other than the tile vested in him
as such. A. RICHARD TYREE,
Y 49, Surviving Trustee.
Nov 10 ssE Gt# 4f- Ia
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Oct. %.

~ OllCE.-By virtue of trust deed execn.
~ ted TO the subscribers by Edmund Pate
aud Sarah his wife, bearing date the llth day
OF July, 1873, and duly recorded in the couo,y
court OF Bedford, We will proceed TO sell bv
way oi public auction, on the premises, for cash
on Friday the 9Th day Of November nex,. one
iracl OF land on which the said Pate now resides
adjoining the lands oil Anthony Wright and
others, containing one hundred and eighty a.
cres one tract adjoining he same, Containing
lhriy acres; one tract adjoining the same. con.
tanning sixty three acres one tract adioinino
the Same, Containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by the name of
'ealys tract, On Falling creek, adjoining the
lands OF Samuel Howell and others Also nm.
other tract, called Newman's tract adioinna
the last mentioned tracts, CONTAINING two hun.
dfed ana forty acres also, the follow ing slaves
to wit Reuben, Tom. Spencer, Milly. Martha
and Anna, or Anna, and their increase sine. ,ba
date oi the deed, mud as mentioned in the said
deeo, ana Tor the purposes therein expressed
Inc 'i,'e to the fore named property. is belev.
ro 10 ue good-none other than ,bat conva,oa
by the deed, will be made.
Inc above Sale is postponed ill OH dav Of
December next. WV ''' u"y Vi
CHlSWELL DABNEY. )Trus.
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE. }tees.
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Land, Negroes. &c. for Sale.

~
Hey virtue oil deed of trust, executed 10
y the subscribers. by William l.. Waits
and Of record in the Clerks Offices OF Bucklng-
ham and Amherst, will be sold for cash, al
Buckingham Courthouse, on Monday, the 18th
Of December next, Chat being Buckingham
court day. a tract OF land, situated in the said
county OF Buckingham, near James River, con
tanning Ivy recent survey 1890 acres. des-
cription of The said land Is deemed unnecessary
ss those disposed 10 purchase are requested IL
visit The land. II will he shown 10 them by Mr.
Kitchen residing upon il.
Also another tract of land lying IN the coun
~ Of Nelson, Containing 70 acres, will be sold
Al Nelson Courthouse, on Monday The 2Sih OF
December next tina. being Nelsoo county cour
day)
Also, is likely negroes. consisting of men
women aud chlIdten, the stock oi horses, cows,
hogs aud sheep, household and kitchen furni
lure, and plantation utensils, the crop OF corn
and tobacco, " III be- sold al tue residence OF the
said Wm. l.. Watt, on Pedlhr River in the
county oil Amherst, on tar l7th oil December
next The subscribers Will convey such title
only, as IS vested which is believed 10 be un-
questionable. Those disposed TO purchase
would do we'll - attend ihr sales.
II. b. SCOTr, Trui.
JAMES ID. WATTS, tres.
Nov 10. tbs
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CLOTHS,

- PIECES Regents blue Velvet Cloth
% ps. sup. navy blue, for Gents froeks
ps Shepherds suprrGnc black
| y. splendid Olive Cloth full "A
| do Olive Green do
8 ps. steel mixtures, very cheap
? ps. stone color Drab, Tor OYer-C Goals
p. superGne Ugh, Drab do
FEW pieces Ladies HaDit Cloth, OF uncom
monty fine texture
Do sup blue aud black Cassimeres
DO do gold mixed do "A new article
Mefmo Cloths IA wide, aud much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has been select led with
IN the last three weeks in New York aud de cid
eddy much cheaper than previous importatons
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Nov. % Is
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DURSUANT TO decree Of the Superior
- Court of Cbancery for the Richmond dis
ulet, rendered in the case VI Owen against Mel.
sou, the undersigned marshal Of tue Lynch.
burg district, win SELL at public auctiun. for
cash, OF Friday the LIST day Of January, 1880, IL
fair. ii not the next fair day thereafter, on the
premises, in the county oil Campbell, one moiety
ofa certain traet OF land. containing one thou.
sand and eighty eight acres. The above trac,
OF land Will be shewa 10 any one wishing ia
purchase. by Capt Miles Carey, who lives OH
the premises. L, A HOLC0MBE, NJ.
Nov. 80. ids
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Smith, i,agwell & Go,

n RE now receiving their Fab supply
AZ GOODS, consisting of Cry Goods, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Saddery, Groceries, Crockery
GLASS and China Ware, Boots and Shoes, Soa
Leather. Smiths Anvills, Vices, sc. &c. ia
greater varieties than they have ever befor,
kept-aii of which they are disposed TO sci
low. The market price given for Wheat
Flour, Tobacco, &c ST.
Oct D. ON
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VHHE copartlership of Rose Il Paueson
- mthe practice Of Medicine, terminal ed
by It's own limitation, IN May last Those in.
debed TO the lac arm by bond or long stand
ing accounts, are earnestly req ested 10 mh,
speedy paymenl, AS Dr. Paneson's deteat"
state % health will induce him 10 spend the
Winter ia Philadelphia, at considerable eh.
pense. q. ROSE.
JN0. III. PAITEsON.
Nov. so lm3l
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Real Estate at Auction

n WILL SELL. on Wednesday the 10Th De.
cembrr, that beautiful square Uf ground on
Federal Hill, in front Of John X. d. rayne's
residence also, ~ feet of ground on Main
street, adjoining Mr.. J. NJ. WarNick's blick
building also. 2 tenements opposite to the
Franklin Hotel
IERM5-6, 70 add IL months credit The
snts will be conducted by John X. ID. Payne,
AucliJneeI.
ROBERT IRVINE, Executor of
Wm. Irvine, decd.
Nov 90. tbs
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WAsa81Ta GT0N nOTEL,


fs.llE Subscriber respectfully informs the
III public, that he has extended his lease gu
The Washington HoteL--ile makes grateful
tender Of his thanks to The public for the Iibe
raj patronage he has received, and pledges
himself 10 use his best exertons 10 give salI'
faction TO all those Who may tavour him with a
call at The Washington. BIS Table shall a.
ways be furnished with the best the markets
will admit and his bar With the choicest r.
quors.-He has attentive and experienced o.
iers, and bis stable inferior TO none, with
good lot for drovers, aud moderate charges, az
follows:
Breakfast % rt.
Dinner, 81 II
supper, %
Lodging, l2l-2
Horses, per day 62l.2
Horses, per mouth. SO 90
Board, per year, 1873 81
JAS. c. MOORM4N
Sept. "a, 3mll
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FOR SALE.

n VERY handsome little Farm, npon the
az bead waters Of AppomaitoI, in Bucking
han. THIS land is IN lhe neighborbood oi Clio
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces to-
bacco of the finest quality and hrs upon i q
very large orchard pf well selected lrnii the
tract contains 80 acres--Persons disposed 10
buy. will apply to the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A. Patleson, who lives adjoining The premises
SAML. Z. CHRISTIAN.
ManIh . Is
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ln / The direction of the viiloy
- said, dec. late of ibe couo,, S9ib H..
which will has been duly recordeys o. Am@ir,
10 sale, on the premises, en- ,be 81 = exposed
nasy mex, that rarl of The "a, Ta.ay 81 Jan
a 81 a"n' ~, y.ps EN- IN the county of Ambsr
whioh rs 10 be separated from the Zee. and
OF the ifae,, by the toad from To-, tn naiudt,
Swhn Inc spring included, 10 Wy lme
'ePs line, to the Mansion fioose , "m Mcnan
anu survey Of the land will be me- Pa,
day OF sale-and The land will he , I'm on The
mehes, o,ader' for cash, unless the ~. 10 n,
sss ' 1@S" s a S,nsr~,e by Ii. a,
Pamela and Caroline, children If '',I Poly
10 be divided. afe dlfecre.
BENZ. IALIAFERRo, Bibb
OF Anhersi county and - !" enetiG
minh traitor wiil fbe = a. ID
"eaed of John HaD.s'r,,
Sent 81 Ne'eased.
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Notice.

@p virtue of deed of trust bearing date
u D the 25rh of September, 1928, and duly
recorded in the county conrt Of Amherst made
hy Thomas Crews and Sally his wife, in which
the undersigned are trustees, and in pursuance
Of the direction aud assent of the SAID Thomas
Crews, vii be bhrred for sale, TO the highest
bidder, upon the premises, on the Goth of DE
cembef next, II tatf. II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the Tract OF Land on which the sa id
Thomas Crews now resides, lying upon the
Us nchburg road aud containing between s al d
900 acres. Also, al the same time, a Tract of
Land in the county Of Greenbrier, containing
100 acres Also, the following Negro Slaves /:
John, Stephen, Rachel Marshal, Henry, Ed
mund, Caleb, Hannah, Judy, Cheney and Ma
ria. Also, s.A head of horses, one carriage
and harm SIS, with the stock of cattle hogs,
pIanta'on tools, aud the wagons, cnrts and
| steers belonging 20 the plantation The Lend
will be sold ior one third cash. and the balance
in one and two years, with deed of trust 90
secure The purchase money the Negroes will
DO sold for cash and the remainder of the
property on a credit of six months Bond
with approved security, required.
T.. +. GARDNER,
A. b. DAVIES.
-" | agree to the above sale, and will deli
| yer possession Of the Land to the purchaser on
the day of sale, and hereby waive any and
every right reserved 10 me by the trust deed &c
retain the property OF postpone the sale there
Of. IHOS. CREWS
November 10. ids
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MFRS. r. p. JONES anaouners to the La
lv9 dies ofLynehhurg sud tie Country ina'
she has just received, 10 addition TO her al
aud winter Fashions, patterns fnf brading L.
dies Riding Dfeases. where all orders ADDRESS
ed 10 her sbrll be ptoDpil, attended to-.
Nov. % Il
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4 PETITION will he presented to the mex,
"a Legislature ofVhgina for permission to
erect public Ware House for the INSPECTION
OF Tobacco, IN the town Of Lynchbufg, on Lot
No. 10, the property of G. A. Rose.
G. A. ROSE
JACOB HAAS,
Nav o L.
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NoIiCE-Ail personshaving claims agains
~ the estate Of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested 10 bring them. forward well authenti
Gated, as the law directs, in order that | NAV
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebt
ed to the estate are requested 10 make nav.
ment ANTHONY RUCKERy err
May 4, ISIS
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n y of Amherst, we will sell, on Friday the
18Th December next ON the premises, a tract OF
land containing one hundred acres, adjoining
the lands of Peter Rtchir, Thomas Morriss's
heirs and others, near The Union Mills, and on
Saturday the 18th, at the house of Benjamin
Sale, on the premises, one other tract Of land
containing 200 acres on credit Of II mouths
on the purchasers giving bonds with suIhcieat
security for payment oil the same. he last men
toned tract is mostly good creek bottoms itb
comfortable buildings and good orchards, and
is part OF lands belonging TO Thomas Mor,iss
decd. JAMES DAVIS, Com.
JOSIAH ELLIS, mission,
T. n. EUBANK. \ ers.
Amherst, Nov 49, IDS
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N0IlCE is hereby given that shall present
~ petition TO the next General Assembly OF
Virginia. to pass law giving me the right 10
recommence an action for the recovery of land
agains, James Woods and Others, of the coun.
ty OF Nelson, for reasons which will be made
known to that body by said petition
THOMAS GOODWIN.
Nov. II. Im
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<EHE Projectors Of the Richmond and
Il Baltimue Union Line of Stages and
Steamboats,, by Tappahannock, respectfully ia
form the public and travellers generally, that
this line has been in operation one year /; that
The best of coaches, horses, aud most experien.
ced apd careful drivers are, and will be con.
stan,fp kept that the route affords the hest C.
commodatons. good roads, and no night trav
cling by land. The Stages leave The Bell 1av.
ern in Richmond. every Wednesday and Satur
day morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tnppa-
hammock TO dinner, returning, leave Tsppahan-
mock every Monday morning at 8 O'Clock, and
Thursday mornings on the arrival of the Steam
boat Patuxent, from Baltimore and arrive in
iNchmond in the evening. ou Saturdays tkev
must meet the Pauxentat Tappahaunock, ready
TO take passengers TO Baltim, re y hich arrives
there the succeeding day by 4 o'clock, p NJ.
The boat leaves Baltimore every "Wednesday
morning and arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors will spare
no labour or expense TO render this route agree.
able, and they have the pleasure TO state, that
passengers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line.
IL Stage fare at the low rate of.$3 90; in.
termediate Stages, 8 cents per mile.
Oct. 10. omls
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NoIiciE,.-sy virtue Of a deed.Nt rust, sI'
man. bearing date the - day of July, 1926,
aud duty recorded in the Clerks Office oil the
County Court of Amherst, for proposes therein
expressed will sell, at public auction, for
cash, AT the courthouse of The count, OF Am
hersl, on the 2lst day of December, 1929, the
following valuable Slaves, viz; Ben, Nelson
Winston, Madison. Newton, Render, Motley.
Jack and Henry, or so many of the said ne
groes as well be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay
the purposes ofthe said trust deed. The above
mentioned negtoes, or the most Of them. are
young, and the most salabe kind, and worth
he attention Of purchasers The title is con
sldeled the very best but as am acting as
Trustee, only snail convey such as.is vested in
me. JOSEPH PENN, Trustee,
Nov l6 td.oc
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.N{b'Yis}

Ibl Y virtue Of dee of trust executed to the
- subscriber hy Rees cunningham, and OF
record in the clerks office of Nelson, will be-
sold, al the residence oil Rees Cunningh am in
the comfy OF Nelson. the interest which the id
Cunningham has in the estate of Valentine
Hilton, deceased, consisting Of Negroes, Ioge.
Their with the household and kitchen furniture
one wagon, four horses. stock of hogs, cows and
-heep, and plantation utensils. This sale will
take place on the 22d of December next, aud
he for cash The subscriber will convey such
nile DOL. as is vested in him, which is believed
TO be unqna sliDnab'e.
JAS. d. WATTS, Acting Trustee.
November 49, IDS
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cosHn0xssIoN Bus1wH SIS

TuyHE subscriber Informs bis friends and the
IN public that he continues TO do business
on Commission, and promises that no pans
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction TO
all Planters and Farmers who may conhde TO
bis management The sale OF Iobaec1, Flour
or other produce. His office will be kept At
the Store OF Messrs. J. & S. Haisey, nett door
below the Farmers Bark.
ID. SAUNDERS, ir.
Jan. 10 I'm
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t. OllCE.-A petition " i'll be presented 20
y TIE next Assembly, Tor the revival Of the
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water NaGe
house.
Oct. L. 2ml4
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M 0TlCE.-Bv virtue of deed of trust ex.
~ ecntcd 10 lie subscribers by James 6.
Dillard, which is of record in The Clerks Office
OF Amherst and Bedford Tor the PURPOSES there.
in expressed, we will sell. al public auction. 10,
cash, TO the highest bidder. at the dweil.ns
house Of said DilaId, in The county of Bedlo,d
on Tuesday the ed day Of December next il
fair, il not, the next fair day thereafter and 10
continue f'om day to day Until completed. ,he
following real and personal estate IN said deed
expressed, to Wit tract oflsnd situate in The
county at Nelson, and CONTAINING fifty acres J;
also the one fifth OF all the lands OF which
James hohd0a died seized and possessed, "
my IN Amherst county also, tie following
slaves, viz Joe an, Julius man, Seazer
man, Shadrake man Reubpn a man, Lewis
lad, Brentstord lad, Preston boy, Hannah
and her fon George, Rachel girl, Anne and
her child boy, Mary girl, Martha giIl,
Harriet gill, Lydia a girl. Matilda a Young
oman, aud Frankly and her three children
DAVID, Belinda and -, (name not ex.
presstd) and all the increase of the females
also. all the household and kitchen furniture
all the plantation utensils all the horses. ea,,l,
hogs anu sheep the entire crop on The plantation
occupied by said DlilaId also, his ithe said
i)iiiards) interest in The estate Of Jno. M'Bride
deceased, aud whatever other articles in sa,d
deed named, and not particularly named in
This notice, or SO much of the said property AS
VIII be sufficient TO answer the purposes of said
deed. Acting as trustees, We will conye, such
title as is vested IN us. and none other,
ARTHUR B. DAVIES. Trus.
LEMUEL TURNER. tees
Oct. %. ,dsoo
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| AIOlICE BY virtue Of a trust deed made
u by Thomas Aidridge, in which Hill Garter
is trustee. bearing date the 9th day Of Oct. 1924
nd OF record IN the county court Of Nelson
nj also by virtue Of trust deed made by
Moore +. Carter, in which Sterling Claiborne
IS trustee, BEARING date the 20th day of, March
1877, and also recorded in the county court OF
Nelson, and by virtue OF trust deed made by
Charles G. Carter bearing date the ooh day OF
March, 1927 in which Hill Carter and Richard
y. Eubank are trustees, which deed is also re
coidcd IN Nelson county Conrt--hy which snid
deeds, The makers respectively convey To the
SAID trustees respectively for the purposes Sc /
forth IN The sad deeds, their several and reapec.
tive interests ia The estate known BY the rame
OF walnut Grove, situate in the county Of Mel
son anu containing about 400 acres and
their respective interests in 10 negro slaves.
attached To the estate. The undersigned trustees
will, on the 10th day Of Decembe next. offer
Tor sale, nj the Mansion House on said tract oil
land, 10 the highest bidder. the interests of said
parties, in the SAID land and saves--the inteIes,
| of said Aldrldge, being two seyenths, and the
interests ofthe said Moore and Chares being
each one seventh. The land will be sold ON \
credit OIL one, two and three years from The Ii
day of Jan. 1850, and possession delivered on
that day. The negroes will lie sold on a credit
OF one year. Bond and satisfactory securlt,
will be required for the negroes, and bend and
deed OF trust from thhe purchaser of the land.
It's believed Thai the persons owning The
remaing three-seyenths of the estate, viii. on
the day of sale consent 10 sell their interests in
he same way, and on The same terms proposed
by the trustees III this advertisements
The undersigned will convey only such tile
as the SAID deeds of trust authorised hem.
HILL CARTER, Trustee ia the d.ed
made by Thomas ald,,dge.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in the deed made by Moore F Carter.
HILL CAR lER. )rrus.
RICHARD N. EuBANK, Gees
under the deed mad, by Charles c. Carter.
Nov. ~ tdso6
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3 aSH FOR WnEAT.

yHyHE Subscriber will give the highesi cash
price for Wheat, delivered at Mitchell Z
Lumber House. Application TO be made at
Messfs. Mckee & Meem's.
HOWSoN 5. WHITE.
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E0xxA HN0R RENT That desirable resi-.
n dencr % the Hill, formerly oc
8sas eunied by Col. Wm. B. Lynch, dec
dE..kal containing from to 10 acres Of land
laid off IN Convenient Lots, part Of which is
well set with oovcr, together with an excellent
gndrn. The Houses are numerous. and all
we'll adapted to the convenience OF u family.
For terms, spply to the subscriber.
f A. M WADDILL.
n. B The subscriber wishes to contract for
the getting OF 800 cords of Wood. near this
place. A, NJ W.
Nov, 30 Al
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NOTlCE.-A petition will he presented 10
~ the next General Assembly of Virginia
praying the remission OF a fine Improperly i'm.
posed upon the subscriber 10y the Superior Courl
Of Ruietour' county.
PLEASANT BLANKiNSHIP
Nov. 10. I'm
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n COMPLETE assortment Of Drugs,
~ Paints, Dye.Smfis &c &c. together with
all The approved patent Medicines, ne Potter .
Caibolicop. fresh, Swaim's panaoee, Diysden's
Rheumatic Powders, DR.. kobeusons Gele bra.
ted Gout and Rheumatic Drops, Atr'dses
Tincture for Indigestion, sc. for sale by
VIM. J. BoLCOMBE.
Nov % Is