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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15
LAND nor SALE

ykN Virtue Of deed Of trust bsan, date the 2eh dsy Of
~ November 1922, aud duty recorded the clerks Office
Of the county court Of Amhe the 18th day Of January
1898, whereby James s. Pendeon, Of tbs said county,
vsyed 20 the undersigned, 10 o for the purpose, therein
denonsd oue Certain tfsot parcel Of land containing
753 be the less lying aud being in the
county II Amherst, Buaoe river, both tides Of the
rosd from New Glasgow 10 Lynoburg, aud sd 1DiBg The
lands Of Dsyid s. Gsrand being the lads wch ThoJ
Aidrfdge purchased Of John Csmm aud John Warwick,
end which conveyed by said ro AJsidge and Csha.
r1e hi, wife, TO the SAID James Peudeon by deed hear
ng date the 2oth dsy Of April 1872 SHALL Monday,
the 18th day Of June before The front door Of the Ea
gis Hotel in the City Of Richmond, proceed tose 70 the
highest bidder al pbe suction, for Cash, all tbs, Of said
tract Of snd which lies east Of the said rOsj with small
Of the said road TO include the barn. containing
bly, recent survey sos for tbs purposes Of aid ts
On thst portion Of ssd tract which will be cold aforesaid,
there story brick dwelling bose Tith other Necessary
out houses tue situation is healthy water good, neshoufbood
rpeesbe improvement, IN good condition, and paniaon
der good SYSTEM Of culture The title believed 70 be In
dpusbIe 6ut acting trustees shall sell ssj convey
ooiy the title vested inu -
r. N. NICHOLAS, lr.,.,.
WIN. NEKERyIS,} i'u'''e'
Ao,u7 tO9 tds
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To UcWHtNIeTI OF nc JtT.
intend 20 quit Racing, shall be glad dispose Of my
stock Of Horses the Turf; among then may be
had,
An Areby horse, year, old hi, spriug; II D,u
Fsyeue, yet unred he be 10 the stable Of Rfr
Branch Of Petersburg, where his Pedigree will be furnished
Vrgaisn Filly, yeM. old this spring, Of Bedford
she out Of Beisr, and she out OF Shark &c.
be seen in the stable Of Col WYNN.
ACere, colt, yssrs old Of The mare, Ch-r
FLY that will run IN stake At Tree H this sprng where
her performance, be with Others
ibst he seen by shy gentleman wishing purchase
Most Of the above hocse in rsiuns will pro.
baby Of the different Courses Virginia
this spring sDd the suh,erber would like un M snd er
b'ba their qualities Racers and dispose Of them accom-.
modaing tel c5s.
JOHN M RCTTc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15
JoHN NJ. BoTTs.

glE SUBSCRIBER 0dsTs Tor ssle I, snd 10 NeIio
~ county, the north side Of Cellar Creek suJ on
both ,des Of Dser Creet eon,snins by late survey
scI aid there about so " Cat Isnd most Of
which has been rsels we'd IL considerable erpsnos and
thought % he 6fs rse sohsceo land. The improvements se
new having been sl butt The Of FIVE years and
consis, Of grapsfiss, barns 20 nv rs feet, with an
oversest house and smoke h1c, all framed the nekfoss
esbius sood and comfortable
The payments will be made 10 suit The purehss,r Person.
wishing psrehase will apply e. Lew Jones living in The
ecnuiy Of NoNcvSyi who j, svlborzsd 70 drc,s of y
JAMES CASKIE.
AffA e. 49, Ell
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have been raising FROM 6ue bor,e, for number Of years
have Colt by Tard, aud think the finest had.
Feb. 26, 1929. JOHN S. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15

ivy ENIH DOLLARS REWARD.
WILL be given fer the delivery of CYRUS 70
tween IS and so rather below the ordinary
prominent cheek bones whskers generally,
suit of brown cloth, with st buttons
down waisicoa think he has large of
eyes lie i, aiuost universally known Richmond
cs lived from his infancy until about eighteen months
first IA Mr. Macmurdo's family and afterwards mine.
wife live, al mr. WIN. McKn and his father |. bl.ek-
smith Mr. r. e. Scos h. remarkable for his activity
and intelligence, and may possibly .emPto escape in
ell OF steam bouhe Of which uot TO
receive him on board left him in town last Fridsy expect
ius HIM to follow as. WM. F. WICKHAif.
jan %. ss-tf
'TIHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hen,nxs Ststeies, al
large Gilmer's Rsndolph's Reports of argued
and determined in the Court Of Appeals Journals of the
nate aud House of Delegates OF Vrgirs from 1876
iueluye sld of the Convention, of IT'S and 1888.
The Lsss'nure having directed the sale of the, hooks
maps msny Of which purchased by the State,
the publieson they offered 10 the public Except
the Journ, much les, than co,t and The proceeds
rPiiS Increase Of the Library Tie state II is
hoped that every Virginia purchaser will he disposed
ply himself from this or the large Maps OF Vrgnia
ton, but limited number Of cop., remain for sale The
Jour nails which have recently heen printed public
pense, embrace the entire period OF the Revolutionary ug.
gle, contain much valuable and interesting natter
where else 20 he hsd aud the Statutes ought TO
be in the library Of every vrgnan The following are the
Ptic1s For the large map S20 small map 6; HeninE's
Statutes at large per Of IS vols ~ ollsr Gilner Re-
ports dolls vol andophs FER 90 dolls. pro.
less than sdo; fer the Journals, per set, comprising 5gurlo
and octave vols IS dolls, being of
pri.t::. and binding.
Orders sddres.edo the subscriber the Capitol in the
City Of nchn,ond to j. & j. e Heron, the
Ia lie Ro,e will be promptly attended to.
WM. III. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
B,rch o. inst
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. PIECES Regents blue Velvet ION
% 2 ps. sup. navy blue, for Gen's' ffoeks
2 ps. Shepherds super6ne black
] p. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
| do Olive Green do
3 rs. Steel mixiui rs. very cheap
2 ps. stose color Drab, Tor Oser-Coats
/ p. snper6ne light Drab do
a few pieces Ladies Habit Cloth, of aneom-
monty fine texture
Do sup. blue and black Cassimeres
DO do gold mixed do n new article
Merino Cloths IA wide. aud much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has been selected win
IN the Lass three weeks in New York aud dec d.
edly much cheaper than previous impor'rtions'
MCKEE, ROBINSON Gu.
NOV. o.
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Gun and liock Smith.

NDHE Subscriber respectfully Informs The
citizens of Luxembourg and the public
gnerally, that he has taken The stand lmmedi.
ie;y opposite the Franklin Hotel. mai" street,
Lynchburg, lately occupfen by Archty Lew
is, and intends TO carry on, IN all ITS branches,
the Gun and Lock Smith business. HIS long
experiene nee in this business enables bun to as
sure those who NAV uust their work 10 him,
thai /, shall be executed in he best and neat
est manner, aud with great dispatch, and as
cheap as any where in the United States. He
will be very thankful TO all who have Guns on
Gun Locks, House aud Trunk Locks, and Keys
to repair, or any ether work in his line, 10 give
linn n call. LEVI FISHER.
Dec. II 2moo
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AfoIlfE.-sy viraie Ola Il d OF rust,
~ rom + isabeih Eppelsen 10 Samuel Pan.
nj s,,,h Harrison, aud Iahn I. Patrlck. and
10 each and either Of them. bearing date the
speb Of November. 1879, aud daiy r,crfled IN
the Clerk S ofhce OF the count, eouti OF Camp
bell. for certain purposes therein mentioned" ne.
the undersigned trustees, or one OF u.s. VII on
Tuesday the 9Th Of January, 1881, proceed 10
sell al, The dwelling Of said Elizabeth Eprefson,
in the county Of Campbell. 10 The highest bid
der for ready nancy. SO much of the estate Of
said Elizabeth Erperson. consisting Of her life
estate in 3 negroes, crop, stock, household and
Kitchen furniture. &c plantation %uiensils, and
her dover interest IN The land wherein she
lives. as will safety the said deed oftrus'.
sAML. PASN1LL. Tive ofihe
JOHN +. PATRICK Trustees.
Dec. 81. 1857
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Tract Of ilanA,

n the said decree mentioned, (%suhi"c, 10 ths
dowrr Of The widow) containing 2s6 acres
belonging TO the esiate OF Jesse Hatcher, dec
and now IN the occupancy Of hariin L. bnfk
Tn. said Trncl Of Land Is situated IN the conn'
o fBedlord, adjolni < the lands of Jacob sp'
ner, Phiilp Inrpio aud others, aud IS wen al
apled 10 the cultivation OF 1obaeeo and u ain.
.Terms-one. Two, aud three years orodi, lal.
ter deJueling The expense attending the safe
The purchaser or pprcha'ers giving bond and
security, md y deed OF trust on the land TO
secure the payment,
THOMAS SALE, Commissioner.
Dec 10 "3W3l
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nnRsuANT to y deed oil trusi, executed
by Edmund PATE and Sarah bis vile, 10
tae Subscribers, bearing date the Isl day oil 1n-
Iy. Is2g. aud duiy admitted TO record IN Tue
,ounty Courts of Bedford and Patrick, We
shall proceed 20 sell, 10 the higest bidder, Tor
ready money, before the dor ofthe ffankin
Hotel. in the town Of LYnchburg, on The lIth
day ofJaouary next, the following property, 10
WI one Tract OF Land, lying aud hflng 10
the county Of Bedford. containing 1913 "a -
cres-this land is situated on the waters ~
Sand, Run, known by he name OF Hobs tract,
aud Joins the baud q fHenry 4. Feathers ana
others. Likewise, one o,ter tract, y ing m me
same county. containing Tvs acres, calico
Farmers tract, adjoining the lands OF Sainnei
Howell, &. Carer, aud others. Also one Other
tract, containing 100 acre>, lying in the county
of Patrick, on The waters OF jack Greek, when
land was patented to John Ward on the 10Th
day Of July, 1884, aud conveyed by hun to the
sad Edmund Pate. Acting as Trustees, the
subscrihfr. vii only convey such title as IS
vested IN them ~ such.
Tht sale will be conducted by John TX.
PAYNE, Auctr.
ELIJAH FLETCHER, 1Trus
WM. LAAGHOKNE, tees.
Dec. ! tds33
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Fall and Winter Goods.

subscribers having now tees;voa
greater part Of their FALL and NJ,
lEh GOODS, respectfully invite their cut
efs, ana purchasers generally, 10 exsmine H..
present extensive assortment. In the r..
LisE, they have the pleasure of cif- rsng. a, ~
most moderate prices, the follow ing
Superior black Italian Lusirines
Richest blk. Satin Levaniiues
Blk, and blue black Gro de Nan Silks
Biz. Corded Gro de Zanns, a M W article
Printed Baiteesse, various shades and figure.
Itch figured lsmarine,, extremely chem
Satins, Modes and Florences. ever, shade
Gro de Nap Silks, every shade
Partisan Plaza Gso dc Maps, new style
A few pieces Nankin and Canibn Grapes
C%alicoes, nm extensive and beautiful essorlm,r,
Bk. Circassians and Bombazines
Ladies' steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown and imperial Lrue Pelisse Clot,
Blue and ssAlet Merino Cloths
iambored Book Mosins, richest figures
Plain, SWISS and Book do
81 and Ga Jaesnets and Cambrics
A lew pieces % Medium Muslins, elegant
"A, 81 and Cd Thibet Shaws
MeriHo Long Shawls, e S, order
Embroidered Paris Crane Shawls and Som,
Palmerine and Silk Shnwls
Lace Capea, Cnllarets and Pelerines, splen
Decoupe and Barge Dress Shawls
Artificial nreaths auu Roses
A and "a Bohbinet Laces, plain and figured
Thread aud Bobhinet EdgInes
Richest Brussels Laces
SIX and bobtinet do. handsomest STYLE
Bobbinet Lace Wells, white 8nG BLACK
+ me Lawns. aud Linen Canbric HuAf.
Cotton silk and Norsted Ii hosiery a iull afsef,
ment
Fine, aud supeifne grass bIeached Ifi>i Linfr-
A ie" pieces slperioi Thread Cambrr'k,
A beautiful assortment ntW sitle Boz net RH.
hons
"A variety of richest embroidered Bell RilI ens
Ladies embroidered Nuts and Hose Shin
Gloves
a few boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Wi e lu.iIing Ribbon solid colors
Ladies and Gentlemens' black aud white Silk
Plain white Merino Cloths, a new and beautiful
| case fashionable Lrghorns. DC, &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A few pieces extra fine Eng. Clo'h., blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine x snperfine English
Cloths, i%nc.uding hlne, black. olive, steel
mix, aud ever, fashionable haGe
Super double mil ed Drah C~ostings
Fine and supelhne blue and LACK C%assimereS
A few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
mi I'D
Superior black, and blue black SILK velvc,
Marseillrs, S" ansdown and Valencia Vestinps
Scotch Piaids ano tamblets
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A cast fancy cOlored Saunels, finest finish
Several cases med UNI do.
Several bales heaty Point Blankets
A !aree supply English DufieI Blankets
IRaA SI,inoA tho Ioruoet a.I ,I-...
known
Fine an medium aannels ofeyerv color
Green Serge and book ing Baize
Several pieces ingram Carpetings, handsomes,
Rgures
"a aud Al brown and bleached Domestics
"a IN 4 II Plaid do. indigo blue
5-i brown end bleachrd Walthan She.ting
| bale superior untIca, bed Sea Island ShiTting
A few fiecr, "a real Russia shectirgs
Plalus and pain Lindseys for servants wear
several bales double milaed Am, I lolhs
Double nllled MART Cottons, No lt.
A fuIl assortment Sruo Cotton. &c. &c. &c.
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. IL.
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HOUSE COVERING.
.Ian.Io

ME subscribers having made a great I'M
3D. proyement il fire proof covering, ana
obtained a patent for the same, offer HE ben
eht OF 1t TO the public.
he Improvement consists in using fas'enlnEs
which are locked in the grooves aud nailed 10
the %sheeting plank. By this means, no nail Is
driven through the tin, and the nails are qnh,e
protected against the weather, which %etec'uai.
~ prevents them from rusting, aud the ROOT
lraking-whereas, on the old plan, the nal's
are all driven through the sheets, and tho COY
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which, in no great length oi
time rusts them of, Consequently, Ioosina the
I'm from the roof: and occcasioning thousands
OF leaks. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on the new plan is, iha'
there is no occasion Of The sheeting plank pe
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters oil
an inch thick, And again, on old h uses no.
thing is required but to take off The old shingles
and put on the tin or sheeting. This makes a.
good a root as can be made, and saves 'e
whole expense OF ~shee;ing anew.
WIN. BURD,
RS. TILDEN.
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JAMES D. PATTON. President

NIRGlNlA-Ata Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry holden at the town Of Lynchhurg. an
the 22d day oil Oct. 1870. Robert Riyes, ndmr.
Of Jesse Clarkson, dec. ptL
against
James Clafkson, John NJ. Martin, John Flu.
bauk and Hudson Martin, Defs.
This cause came on this day IN he heard ON
the bill answers Of the defendants Jnmes Clark
son and John NJ Martin, and exhibits. the de-
eretal order If the 9Th day OF June, 1922.
which appears 10 have been duly executed on
the defendant. John EoJank. aud the order of
publication against the detendant, Hudson
Martin, Of the 81 day OF Nov. 1928. which
appears 10 hive beea 'uly published, aud was
argued by couns sci. Ga consideration where.
oil, the court doth a%ljudge order and decree.
that The bill Of the plaintiff As 10 the def ndent,
John NJ. Martin. he d sotsse4 and thai se. OF,
o. he es ate of his interstate in his hands 10 be
administered il so muoi thereof he hnth. hu;
sc mot, then out OF his own estate, do pay unto
that defendant, his costs by him. about his de.
fence, IN this behalf expended-Rnd tho court
doth refer the accounts between the plaintiff
aud the defendant, James Clark-en, 10 Que OF
lis commissioners, who is dtraGted To examine
state and settle the same. and make report
thereofto the court, with any matters special
~ stated, thought pertinent by himself, or re.
CURED bv the parties 10 he 20 stated.
copy-Testr, j WILLS. c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LynohbuIg, 20th Nov. 1929.
The parties IN this CAUSE will take notice, that
l have appointed Thursday the 4th day of Feb
next TO the accounts directed by the
foregoing order of court, on which day, AT the
hour of nine O'Clock 10 the morning they are
required TO attend al my Office, in this town.
with their acconnts, vouchers. and copies Of
eour, papers, prepared Tor examination and
setiieueut. T.. y. N0RVELL. Com.
Dec. B. wiw32
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y1IRGIsIA-Ats Superior Caart Of Caap-
i a..r haifnn n the town OF hfneho"'g
on The ODD da, Of Oct. 1929. Simon Sr,sp'
PIT.
againa
Thoma. Aldndge. Lsodon S Going. Wm Nor
....aI II IIs,,son. Deits.
This cause came on this day 10 be heai' on
the bin. snsuef oil the detendan 5, lhos. Al
bridge ani YIN Morg u, exhibits ana exam.
nations 81 sdnfysss, the suBf1hh h""'pe'
therein. on the @ h day Of No,. 1870, wh'ch
appears TO have detn duty e,eruteh on '"c
dc fendant Landnn S Gong, and the ORDER OF
The 4ti day oil Jane, 1927, which APPEARS 10
have bcea duly published, aud was argue" .
counsel. On consideration whereof, The count
doth ~ ier The acoonnis bci~een the pafh's 10
one of H. commandments, who - directed 70
examine, state and settle the same, and m"he
report thereof 10 the court, with any 'na''tis
specially stated. thought pertinent by h,h'e"'
or required by the parties to be- 50 stated
A~eopy-feste, j ~
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchbure. 18Th Nov. 1917.
Tho ~oariies IN this cause will take NOTICE,
hal have appninled Saturday the 23d day Of
January next, 10 commence lbe aeeo""'' ""'e-
led nv the foregoing order Of court, on we'ch
d.v a, The hour Of nine O'Clock IN The morning.
,hs, are required 10 attend, a, my oihee, IN 'h's
,oxn with their accounts, vouchers and copies
Of oour, ,aper., prepared for examination aud
saal.msc, JAMES BENAGH. {.
seu w4w35
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

yMNHE subscriber informs his friends and the
n public that he continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pans
shall be spared to give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may conhde 10
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour
or other produce. His office will be kept at
the Store OF Messrs. J. & S. Halsey, next dooe
below the Farmers Bark.
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan, 10 I2m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
TO FARMERS !!

XNTE ave paving the 'ighest cash price for
w all WHEAT delivered at Black Water
Milis-for all delivered until LIST January next,
not contracted for, we will pay Is cts. al least,
more if the market cash price exceeds that al
the time of application for payment. Our OF.
fee S opposite the Office of the Viiginian.
Ut We advise the delivery DIAL wheat inten
ded for market before the lst Of January, as We
belieye il will not command - cts. after thai
time. NAlhL. "iNoloN Co.
Dec. y. It's
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80

EAR. ROSE is unwilling to lorego the
pleasure of rendering, at this time, 10 the
citizens of Lynchbure aud its vicinity, his most
grateful acknowledgements for the patronage
extended TO him for the last % years. His
health is so far restored as TO enable him TO give
his undivided attention 10 the duties of his pro.
fes,ion. Charges will be made in conformity
to the reduced aud equaiized rates agreed upon
by the faculty Of Lynchburg, aud published in
1924.
Nov. 30. I'm
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>SflRGlNIA, to wit-At rulns holden in tho clerks
Y office Of the county court of Charlotte, on The
ninth day of Dec. IN the year 1899. George Vince
Ter, joel Mckinney and Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Wheeler. Jlmos o. North and DO rothea HIS
wife, formerly DorOthed Wheeler, Bedford w
Wheeler, Andrew ). Wheeler, VIM. |. Wheeler,
Mildred w. Wheeler, Maria +. Wheeler, which said
Mildred w. and Maria Z. are infants under the age
of one and twenty years, aud sue by their next friend
James O.. North, Sar all Berkeley, John W Marshall
admr. of EGcury Wheeler, dec. Sarah NJ. Wheeler
Martha y. Wheeler, and Hannah Wheeler, which
sald Sarah NJ, Martha I. and Hannah are the infant
children of Henry Wheeler, dec. aud sue by their
next friend John w. Marshall, George caniftx aud
Polly his wife, formerly Polly Walker, John W alkcr,
Wm. Walker, Lucy W alkeI, Susanna w. Walker,
aud James Walker, ilus.
0gdiHst
Francis II. Thornton. ex'or of Ellinor Wheeler, dec.
and the same Francis II. Thurnton aud Mary his wife,
RhOda Wheeler, john Wheeler, Sarah Wheeler,
Martha Wheeler, Samuel Wheeler, AgpiSs Wheeler,
JohnG. Moore, aud Elizabeth his Vile, which said
Rhoda, John Samuel, Sarah, Martha and AgnisS arc
infants under the age of Que aud twenty years, Saml'
l. shields, Charles NJ Shields, Thos. II. Shields and
frapois NJ. Shields, the four last named OF whom Re
also infants under the %sFeofone and twenty years,
Salnl Shields admr OF Susanna Shields. doc, Eiiz"noth
Sumpter, VIM. Wheeler, Mary AlIga Reynolds, jas.
Wheeler and VIM. M'kinney, eX'or of john Wheeler,
dec, Defts,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel Shields, admr of Susannah
Shields, dee. Elizabeth Sumpter, I'm. Wheeler, Mary
Aliga Reynolds, and Jas. Wheeler, not having entered
their appearance according to the act o~fAssemhiy and
the rules of this court, and il appearing to the satistac-
tion of this Court that they are not Inhabitants OF tlns
State On the motion of the pitts. by counsel II Is or
derod that they do a pear here on the first Monday IN
Murch next, and enter their appearance and suswe the
5 bill, and give security for performing the de-
cree OF the court, and thai a copy of this order be M
serted IN some newspaper printed Ia the Town ofLynch-
burg for two months excessively, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of said county.
A copy-Teste, HENRY NJ ROBINSON, c.
Ded. Il w2m3T
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MUST received. a fresh supply OF Drugs,
% Medicines. Pants, sash Tools, fancy
Snuff Boxes. Snuff, &c.
Also, a supply OF winter strained Lamp On ;
ali OF which are offered rs low as they can be
bought IN this market.
WM. }. HoLCoMBE.
Dec. q IS
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Town lot for sale.
Dec u

an Saturday the lon day OF Janoary 1881.
shall proceed 10 sell 10 lhe last and
b,ghest bidder, fr cash. a vacant lot on th'td
.treri. IN the town Of Lynchbpfg, containing
. feet IN front, %udjoint e the premises no"
IN the occupancy of the Rev J. COLI, aud IS
the one half ofthe LOT owned bv Ge7'ge w.
Roberts, decd. in his life lime. This sac VII
be made in pursuance Of n decree male and
entered up at the last November tenn OF the
Court for the Corporstlon OF Lynch
burg IN the case Of & Roberts, Ell al vs. Parks
Ct. al SAMUEL BRAND ohb, Com
Dec. IA. ias
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a MEEGOVALa
MARIA p. GRAY

70 UFISHES 10 inform her customers and The
W pubic generally, that she has taken a
room in the brick tenement, Immediately oppo-
site 10 James { lloorman's well known Tav.
ern. The room is quite convenient To the Main
street, and vcfy easy 10 be found. She has at
this time. all The fashions that arc in use at this
season, and will oontinne 10 get patterns suita
BILE Tor every season of the year.
n. b. The subscriber had thought a farther
notice of this kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re-
ported she was not able 10 attend 10 business.
II would ue well Tor every body that wishes
work done, to call and SEE for themselves
NJ. s. GRAY.
Oct. IL. Is
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Oct. IL.

TnHE coparinership of Rose & Patteson,
- in the practice of Medicine, term mated
bs its own Limitation, in May last. Those in.
debted TO the late firm by bond or long stand
ing accounts. are earnestly req 'ested 10 make
speedy payment, as DIR. PattesOn's delicate
state o. health ill induce him to spend the
Winter in Philadelphia, at considerable eA.
pense. &. A ROSE,
JNO. II. PATTESON.
Nov, 80 lm3l