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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
DISSOLUTION.

ZHHE Copsrner.hin bereiofore existing un.
=. der tho firm ofWm. J. Holcnmhe a. Co.
"a this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
PEI sons indebted g 20 the finn will make payment
20 Wm J.. Holcombe. and AL who have claims
against said firm " III present ,hem To him for
payment. WIN J. HoLCOMBE,
THOMAS J DIVAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
Oct IL.

VIsilE Proprietors of the Richmond nnd
- Baltimore Union Line oil Stage. and
Steamboats,, Gy Tarpnhannook. rcsprr fully IA
form the public aud ira, lies generally, that
this line has been IN operation one year that
The best OF coaches, horses, aud most experien.
oed and careful drivers are, aud will he con.
siantlY ktpt thRt the route affords the best nc.
commodauans good roads, aud no nigh, tray
cling ty and III. Stages leave the Bell Tay.
ern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Satur.
Jay morning At s O'Clock, and arrive ut Tappa.
hammock 10 dinner. returning. leave Tappahan.
mock every Mon!ay morning al 8 O'Clock. and
Thursday moiniues on The arrival Of he Steam.
boat faiuSeut, from Baltimore and arrive in
kirhmond m the 'veniug. On SATURDAYS tlcy
mus meetthr PdtuNc0tat Tappnhannock, ready
10 take passei gers 10 Baltimore ,hlch arrives
there The succeeding ddy by 1 o'clock. p. NJ
he boai leaves Baltimore every "Wednesday
morning md arrives Al Iappnhannock on
Thursday mofnrrg. The Proprietols will spare
no labour o. expense to render this route agree.
able, and they have the pleasure 10 state, that
passenge RS have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the inc.
u Stage fare al the low rate OF SO 80; in,
teimediate Stages, s cents per II ie.
Oct. Ii. om1a
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FOR RENE,

HNHE tenement formerly occupiea by the
subscriber as u Book Store, n few doors
below Messrs u. & Il. Kyles and Immediately
opposite Messrs. l.. n X. b. Norvells' Posscs.
ZION gwen Immediately. &. a. WRITER'S.
Oct, %, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
SIrARla,o

, FHNHE proprietor OF
..gSe]SRxerlA III the line of Mail
@E@5sSs1SS Coaches between Alex
'ndrla aud Charloues.
VILE, announces to the
public that he las XXI nded his line from the
latter place 10 Lyochburg. This line is now
IN complete operation, provided with good
Coaches and horses, and under The direction of
respectable aud experienced drivers. II runs
parallel with The blue mountains NEARLY through.
out It's whole extent, and presents to the travel
Ter a Sc merry Of the most diversified and mic
tnresque cast. The road is safe and generally
good the aGcommsda IONS on the roud are nj.
ways comfortable and cheap aud, at some
places very superior. The distance between
Lynchburg aud Alexandra is about 100 miles
ana Is run over IN three days, allowing Que en-
'i'e nights rest on the road. This line con.
neeis itaeii with the Western Stage, from
L'nshburg 10 Salem which, at The latter
place, dfops INTO the line running by Abbinp.
don 10 Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus "A choice of
ROUTES TO and from Washington. The pronrie.
tor thinks this route by Lynchbufg preferable.
IL has, among other advantages, this decided
Que oil allowing tho weary and exhausted tray
eller two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. II is believed that this is the bes,
and most agreeable route TO the Sweet and
Salt Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex
andr'a on Sunday st3A NJ. on Wednesday Q
r M. and intersectS the Richmond and Frede
ricksbdrg Stages at Charlottesville il leaves
Lynchbnrg on Sunday and Thursday at l A.
NJ aud reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday aud Saturday.
FARE.
from Lynchburg to Charlottesville SO
Alexandria "a "a
All intermediate places 8 cents a mile.
Baggage at the risk Of the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
July &. emas
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Oct II.
SETH WARD.
tbs

NfOTlCE.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex.
~ ecnfrd 10 the subscribers by james S.
Dllafd, which Is of record in the Clerk's Office
Of Amherst aud Bedford, for the purposes there.
IN expressed, we will sell. at pubic auction, 70,
cash, 10 the highest bidder, AZ The dwelling
house Of snid DilIaId, n he county of Bedford,
on Tuesday tbs I'D day Of Decembrr next. il
lair, If not, the next fair day thereafter, and to
continue from Jay to day until completed. the
following real and personal estate IN said deed
expressed, 10 wIt a tract of land situate in The
comfy al Nelson, and containing fifty acres !;
alec, The one fifth of all the lands of WIN CHI
James London died, seized and possessed, y
zap la Amherst county also, The following
slaves, VIZ Joe a "a an, julius Il mar, Seazct
n man. Shadrake a man, Reuben n man, Lewis
"A lad, Brentsi nd a lad. Preston a boy. Hannah
aud her on George, Rachel IA girl, Anne and
her hid a boy Mary a girl, Martha a gal,
Hartiata e,rl. Lydia a girl, Matilda a young
"sman. and Frankly and her three children.
David, Belinda aud ---, (nafne not ex.
pressed) and all the increase of the females ::
also. all The household aud kitchen furniture.
all the plania' ion utensils, all the horses, cattle,
hogs and sheep the entire crop on he plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his Che sand
DIllatd'a) interest in the estate OF Ino. NiBridp
deceased. aud whatever other articles in said
deed named, and not particularly named in
this notice. or so much of the said proprIty as
VIII he snihcient TO answer the purposes of sail
deed. Acting as trustees. We will conve, such
title AS Is vested in us aud none other.
ARTHUR b DAVIES, ! Trus-
LEMULL TURNER. {l,es.
Oct. %. ,d,2O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
FOR sac OR BARRIER.

n lhASl OF Land containing 800 acres
SsA situated IN the county OF Bedford. and
Campbell, about2 miles south west of New
London, aud | mile from the Academy. There
is about 20 Or 30 acres cleared having ON il
some fine fruit trees, well watered, bar without
improvements. The said land is as good as u
ny IN that section of the country. In payment
OF the above land ! would take young negroes
at falr price. Apply to Col. Alex. Austin,
who lives adjoining the land, or Ia the subscri.
Der, IN montgomery county, near Salem who
WISHES to sell the place on which he lives. on
The main western road, S miles from Saiem, on
hoanoak river, well improved, containing 5ss
acres, about 80 Of which is cleared, aud nearly
all fresh. ] would take one bali the value in
young negroes, should it suit a purchaser.
EDMUND 7. WHITE.
August 30. wtso
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"A REMOVAL.
MARIA y. ~

WVflSHES TO inform her customers aad the
w public generally that she has taken a
room in The brick tenement, immediately oppo-
cite 10 James c. Noofmau's well known Tav.
ern. The room is quite convenient 10 the Main
street, and very easy to be found. She has at
this tine. all The fashions that are in use at this
season, aud viii continue 10 Get patterns suila
BILE for every season of the year.
N. b. The subscriber had thought a farther
notice Of this Kind was unnecessary, until she
vas told that some evil disposed person had re.
ported sJe was not able TO attend to business.
Il would be well Tor every body that wishes
work done, TO call aud see for themselves.
Nj. S. GRAY.
Oct. IL. IL
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: q s, &C

l&oh oaLb by the subscriber, a large sup.
ply OIL 9oAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, great
mental aud Turpentine Soaps and ves,imental
Nsseh0e. HOWELL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
ExAET ARRIVAL
OF
FALL, GOODS.

NJL HAFI at IfngIb The pIeDsnre Of in.
forming our rrieuds OF the arrival oi a
part of our FALL SUPPLY, comprising a great
many scarce aud fashionable articles
Csmbrie and Muslin Eesi India VOL ed Robes
A beeutiful assortment of winter Cnliepes
Maltese Calicoes %(e0tireis new in patterns
65 Cambrics, and 8 and Is | Jaconci hiuslins
Book add Japanned Null Musiins VERY cheap
Apron Checks, mall patterns and ine
With other Goods, nj extremely low prices, all
OF which they wish their customers to examine.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Sept, 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

uDURsUANf to a deed of ,tp.i executed 10
Richard Iyree and Nm Davis. by WIN.
cobhs and Jan his Aife. hearing date the ith
dav Ny. 1919, eaf duly record ! IN The Illus
tings Court of Lyrchbofg. FIR purposes ihereir
tanned. the subscriber, surviving irasiee, will
proceed 10 sell. by way OF pubic auction, on
the premises, on Saturday the III lay Of No.
vemDer next. - lot Of ground. with a convenient
dwelling house aid other M houses On u, con.
tanning | Ia acres. lying down the river shout
hall a mile II IN Lynohbufg. and commonly
called Smiths Well kcs re = lot OF ground
situated IN the town OF Lynchbufg, containing
a qBarter Of an acre. on oh street AMI 81 alley,
having on II a house, NJ present occupied ms q
poor house. Terms made known on day NJ
sale. The subscriber. acting as ,rosiec. viii
COVE. none other than TIE title vested IN him
as such. RICHARD TYREE.
Surviving trustee.
Oct %. 3eI
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Fall and Winter Goods.

"ur ~ihstfibers having nos received the
greater part Of their FALL and WIN
TER ti0oDs, re- especially invite iheir custom
ers. and purchasers genersiiy. to esaminr 'h"ir
present extensive assortment In the FANCY
tfsr. thy have The pleasure 81 II. fiag, at the
most moderate piiees. the following F;
Superior black Iialmu LustriHgs
Richest blk. Sstin Levamines
Blk. AMI blue biUrk Gro IL Nap siks
BIZ. Corded Gro de Ysnns. inv article
T. fnied Bslteessc, various shades aud figures
itch figured fsmsrines, extremely cheap
Saiins. Modes aud Florences. every u ale
Gro de Nap Silks. every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro de- Maps, new style
A law pieces Nsnkin and Cation Grapes
Calieoes, an extensive aud beautiful assortment
Blk. Circas.laus and Bumbazines
Lsdles' steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown and imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Mcriuo Cloths
Tambored Book Muslins, fiehrsi figures
Plain, SWISS aud Book do
81 and 6EI JrceuFiS aud Cambrics
A few pieces 3D. Medium Muslins, elegant
IL. ID aud o. 1bibcf 5hawls
Mrfino Long Shawls. ffsi order
E4nbroidere ed Paris Crape Shawlg and Scarfs
Palmefine and silk 5hhwls
Lace cnpe,. COllareu and Pelerines, splen did
Deeoupe aud Barge Dress shawls
Artificial Wrcsths and Roses
~ aud bi Bobbinct Lacfs, PLAIN and figured
Threat aud Bohhine, Edgings
Richest Brussels Laces
Silk Hni boblinft do. hapdsomesi style
Bobbiaei Lace Wells. white and black
Fine Lawns. and Linen Cambric HdRG.
Colon silk aud Worsled Hosiery. a full assert
meut
- - -. -. ...a. II-.=l-A T-gl 4 ...as
A fea pieces suprior Thread CambriDks
4 beautiful assortment HcD style Bonnet Rib
bons
A variety Of richest embroidered Bell Ribbons
Ladies embroidered MHus aud Horse Skin
Gloves
A few boxes fancy Cnp Ribbons
Vie lusifing Ribbons, SOLID eolors
Ludies' aud Gsntlemens' black and white SILK
Plain white Merino Cloths, n new aud beautiful
nriicle
| case fashionable Leghorns, &c. &c. &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
A few pieces erird fine Eng. Cloths, blue aud
black
elegant assortment fine & supcrfne English
Cloths, i~nclpdisg blue, buck. olive, steel
mix, and every fashionable shnde
Super double mi,lcd Drab C%ostings
Fine aud s%uperfne blue aud black Cnssimpres
A few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
milled
Superior black, and blue hlnok Silk Velvet
Mafseilles, Swans5own aud Valencia Vestings
Scotch Plaids nnu Cambleis
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case iancy solored Sarioets, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several bales hedug Point Blankets
\ laree supply English Dunel Blankets
(Rtd Sltipc) The largest and cheapest ever
known
Fino and medium 0annels of every color
Green Serge and Book ing Baige
Several pieces ingram Carpetiogs. handsomest
figures
I'd mud Al brown and bleached Dpmestics
AMI 4 Plaid do. indigo bius
D ! brown mud blcnchcd Waliham Sheetirg
| bale superior uuLleached Sea Island Shiriing
\ few pieces 5-1 real Rus ia Sheelings
Plaids and plain Liudse,s for servants wear
Several bales double mllicd Army { lolhs
Double millad Matt Cottons, No | u.s.
A fall assortment Srun Cotton. " &c. &c.
DAVID u R0BERI KYLE.
Oct IL.
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EfASpSa

uSf received from New York. several case.
~ Gentlemens' fashionable Beaver Hats.
DAVID ~ ROBERT KYLE.
Oct IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Y ttHt Store House, al present occupied bv
- the subscribers. Rent sufficiently low to
SUIT any person as an otlice--possession Civ.
en- immediately. Apply 10 the subscribers, or
ut the Virglnian Office.
HART & DAVIS.
Oct. 8.
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pAIME3s
DRY AND I'M OIL.

- III y wv I'M IT OFT
2oD Kegs Spanish Brow~ Ia Oil
% KEGS Green Paint IN OIL
o. Kegs yellow Ochre in oil
% Kegs Black Paint In Oil
1000 lbs dry Spanish Blown
10oo lbs ~ White Lead
goo lbs vene,ian Red
1000 lbs. Spanish Whiting
600 lbs. Paris White. dc.
Together with every other color, dry andi n
Oil IN use. An Of which are Offered Tor sale At
the lowest prices. Howell DAVIES.
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Soda alter

TNHE subscribers Soda Fountain is now in
- full operation.
HE has also received a small additional sun.
ply OF DRUGS & MEDICINES. some of which
are direct from PARIS and LONDON.
T.. j. DUVAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

WYE have jus, received a few package, des;.
w rahle goods, much cheaperthan pre,ions
supplies, That We are induced once more ,h;S
summer to invite our town and countrv fr;ends
10 examin The prices, feeling confdeot ,ho~
w''i he surprised at the great reduo,ion in ~
Kinds OF goods recently made in the Nor,ho""
N"fke's MkEE, ROBINSON & CO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

WHEAT.
WV ",sn 10 purchase several thousand
w bushels of WHEATON which the bighes,
market price will be given. e""
MKEE, ROBINSON co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
Richmond Dyeing establishments
(il;.inia and Enrmcrs

On Cary Street, rear Of tte Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
OSkPH WILLIAMS is grateful to tn: ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia. for mast f,vonrs and
hopes continuance OF the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses TO have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
10 ne Dyed and finished Us well as at any establish.
!ieAt III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
coSsa:y, as he las suitable machines to finish them il
sent TO nun IN the situation above mentioned.
gentlemen are likewise informed that he scours
ao FencWs IN colour. coats, pantaoons, and vests to
geter with all kinds Of apparel and if requested rcn,
tnehi III the ncatest manner As usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed furniture
stuis cieansed and re-lyed in the neatest manner
~ Is. Tickets will be issuedNn leaving the goods
plicatIon or the same ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
Sale Of Land on Pan,unkey River.

Sale cf Land on Pan,ro,key River.
E0I virtue eff deed in trust executed To the sub
sS scnber by Philip W. Claiborne, and Annette s.
his wife, ON the Sth day of February, 1893, aud ad-
nnttcd To record in the county court of New Kent
on the 9th day of April, 1885, for the purpose Of se-
curing the payment otcortain sums OF money therein
mentioned to Francis Foster, shall proceed, Fri
day the eleventh day of September next. to SELL TO
the highest bidder for ready money, the premises
the tract ofland, by said deed conveyed, situate in
the county OF New Kent, on Pamunkey River con-
tanning by recent survey, 592 and half acres; the
land Will be sold subject to the payment OF ST. OOO on
the LIST January 1885, 1000 on the LIST January 1881;
1000 the LIST January, 1882; 1000 OH the list jan
uary, 1888, and 400 the LIST day of January 1884
This is perhaps the most valuable estate of its size
on the Pamunkey, the soil of fine quality excellent
condition. and well adapted TO the culture of corn,
wheat oats and cotton the improvements convenient.
suited TO the size of the farm, luablc fishery at
tached, and situated i'll very desirable neighbor-
hood. The title is believed to be clear o. all obiec.
ton but selling trustee, the subscriber will convey
only such title is vested in him by the deed aforc
said. John r. ri OpT'SW
12-iOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
STAGES.


H'RAF bI'bbRS are respectfully informed That
a the Western Stages to Lynchbnrp and Salem
Wc. leave Richmond on Mondays w edncsdavs &,
Fridays, at 4 a. NJ; arrive Mt LynchbnrC ,hc
ncNt days by p. NJ, and Salem the third dav
there the great Valley line 10 Huntsville. Mash,
VILE, &c. IS connected. Before reaching Salero
at FI"ks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, tbiP line in,
tcrsccts CadweIs line, which passes FincasfIc
sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Spripcs &c
lntersecting Porter & Bcldon's line at Lewisbnr,
winch runs to Guyandntic on the Ohio river
The Richmond line IN returning will loove Salon,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ! A. NJ
ana Lynchburg on Wednesdays Fridays and Mon.
days at a. NJ.
NOR. ''7' " ''''
p, For sea's p the West. apply at tie bar Of ,lc
Union Hotel, Richmond. '''
HH baggage or property. whether belongin,, a.
passengers or other persons, az the risk Of the roe
pccjlvc owners thereof
a. PhTTESON, ProDr;efor.
y. B-Caidwcils Inc runs oulv t,y,co a.,
Passengers Tor the Springs &c should Ic,oo 7, -
mond wednesday, and Fridays.
July 40 ctr
A IL persons having claims against he Esae oil Nm Ne,
n burn, late of Powhaian COUNTY or tine estate ~ 80 -
Newburn deceased requested exhibit ter, 10 me %
twelve months from the date thereof THIS notice win be nc
W bar Of TIE claims Of al those who neg this nntee
Will. BOILING, Administratur
WITH The WIN annexed Of WIN. Alegburn dec
and Executor Of Sarah r. MowJufn
' Cooshiand, 20Ih A'lgns,, iS29-w6c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
TO THE PUBLIC

.ual Coach Line from G,lyandoue 10 Stq7o,
ton, Three Times q Week.
VIE subscribers have established n Line of Pos
- C'ae"eS from Guyandotte to Staunton which in
stead OF running trice week only as stated in for
eI oticc' Wli Tor The greater accommodation of the
"aVeHeT, ana 10 prevent unavoidable delay on III,
road, perform the route three times week
The Line viii pass through Charleston. and from
IIhcnce' by the Licks and the State Turnpike, to
LeWlsDuTg and the principal Medicinal SPRINGS IN
W.T.: the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. TO
Stanton. w. -
1t viii leave Guyandottc every Taesday. Thurs.
"ay and Sat,n'day, at o'clock A. NJ, and on it's
return, will leave. Stanton every Wednesday. Fri
day and Sunday, at the same hour.
~ StauntOn the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond and fredericksburg Lines, also .unninr
three times n week.
Fare from Richmond to Guyandotte, 500 50.
The route, from Guvandottc TO Staunton ,,,;u ho
performed in five travelling days, nhe 7th da in n,L
week being necessarily resting day. and from Staun
ton to Richmond, or Frcdericksburr in two do &C
ana from Richmond to the City of WASHINGTON. in
20 houTs' ana from Fredericksburg to the City, in
el@ht hours. '' 80
There will be no night travelling throughout the
Persons ascending the Ohio On their wov to ,bo
North, will find this route very pleasant and chenn
one and those who may wish to visit the Snrir,q-
arc informed that, exclusive Of this Line thew
be accommodated, on short notice. with
good extra Coaches to those watering PLACES
ana INC public are assured that in attention To the
accommodation and comfort Of the passrnoers so Gr
as good Coaches and Teams and skilfll attentive
sober Drivers can afford them the line shall NOT bo
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
ff'?rsiofs from Guyandoite, TO the Warm Springs
Proprietor from the Warm Sp[in.s TO s i',,a
Richmond. Va. June 1 2, 1929. r 9,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

THE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's pre-emnent virtues are so well es-
taolIshad and fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that 1t is scarcely necessary to saw anv thing
further than that 1t is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases Of the Liver: Debility resulting from inem-
perance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones attended with swcllinrs of the
Joints indlgestion Bloches the Face Pimples, g.
Hypnlls: Cutancous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mercural and Scrofillous complaints.
Inc certihcates OF wonderful cures performed by
TIC Catholcon, have become so humorous as tn pre-
ciude their insertion in any newspaper and has made
IL necessary tor the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ca as soon as possible TO the several Agents for
and must, on Perusa strengthen
inc good opinion now entertained by the friends of
THIS medicine, and disarm, it is hoped the prcud
ces OF those who view with dstrust any medicine NOT
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
~ the earnest solicitation of members of the roed
icaiiacuty, and others who have witnessed the aston
ishing cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
CatIohcon' ana who are anxious that its benefits TO
ihanNhd may he more widely dtused, the proprietor
mas consented TO reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out IN any way deerloratng the quality of the med
lclne or reducing He size " The bottle as hns becn
no,crlay done IN the case Of Swains Panacea.
L1Tao y t,ttsTs recently recaCed from Plc1ns and from
dgentstor Me sale Of Poe Cdhohco most oT iog, ore
also agents for STail's Panacsa. w
81 retail than a dozen bottles Of your Ca,bolico L
% one bottle 81 SWANS Panacea and feel great pleasure in
Gm. on hat III every case in which have the
"Coud you afford to reduce the price your Caocon IN
"9 dollars SHOULD more frequently prescribe my patients
ana ' would also be done by number Of other physicians in
this town and vicinity who have with the bes, efac
after a the other PaGaceas and the Compound Syrup Of sar
An eminent physician says have known several cure,
formed by the use Of your Catholcon, which previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty, aud have
never known it to pro luce tlJuyiols e6eotsf"
The above Invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
. j. III. BLAmIRE,
Jan ~ Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
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TRUST S4LE.
aug 12-fOt c

ESf virtue ola deed of trust executed 10 the sub.
=, scrioer by John Johnston, and of record in the
Hastings court Office of the city of Richmond on rho
7th day OF October, 1927, shall on the 2lst dav of
August 1929 at IL o'clock, NJ, before the front door
OF The Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond for the
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to sell public
auction, OH credit of co DAYS the following proner
~ to wit: lots oil parcels of land lying and being
IN the said city, on Valley aud Concord streets,
SHOWN IN survey made by Richard Young flor the
,a n. Dr; John Adams, bearing date the 3lst May.
1885, by lots No ~, IL > aud IC; also two nrg1o
men, 10 wit: Stephen and Dick. For Il more pafti
cuar description OF said property see said deed The
;,e TO the above property is believed to be good.
nut aching as trustee, shall not warrant
aug ll-l0t JESSE L. REESE. Trustee
u The sale of the above Land is postponed until
Monday, 9Th September next, at o'clock, on the pro
misses: Oi the negroes, until Tuesday 3th at ,
O'Clock, at the Bell Tavcr,.
aug % JESSE T.. KEESEE. Trustee