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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

(D0NMi TIED to jail, in the Corporation OF
~ Lynchbure, the sixteenth of June, 1928,
negro woman, who SAYS her name is PHG-
BE. She is woman of about % or 81 years
OF age, dark complexion, about common STA.
,ure, and says TIM she was put in he hands
of the Marshal Of the Richmond District by
the Chancellor, aud hired to WIN. +. Carter
OF Goochland co. Va. from whom she abscund
ed.
The person having the charge Of his negro is
requested 10 come fIrward pay charges AID
take her away, or Else she shall he sold accord
ing to law, al the Court House, on Monday, the
lst day Of the August Corporation Court next
o. SAML. BRANoFORD, Tailor.
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SWAN TAwIHNs

ssH 4 subscriber has removed from The stand
u he formerly occupied TO his own proper
~. nj the extreme west end Of New London.
Having built large and commod'ous addition
10 his establishment. he has. in all, 10 fine large
rooms and intending this Tor perman enf resi-.
denee, be j. now prepared 10 accommodate
travellers in better style than formerly. Cen
tlemen With families can have large airy lodg.
ine rooms. &c &c HI. Bar is well furnished.
and his Stables well supplied with provender.
He Is thankful for lbe announcement hereto
fore received, aud hopes by attention 20 those
who may call on him 10 merit their patronage.
His charges are moderate 7. ECHoLS.
III The Editors of the Petersburg lntelli.
pcncer will insert the above advertisement 3
weeks, and forward their account to this Office
for payment.
July Is. 3w9b
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10 an act Of the General As
IA .a...Ll.- ..a-c.-l LIZ. u la.. Of I..hr..a


DURSuANr 10 an act Of the General As
q sembly, passed on the Sd day OF Februa-
~, 1929. entitled an "aot. Incorporating a
Company 10 construct a Turnpike Road from
Chilton's Tavern. in the county OF Campbell, TO
Lynchburg;" Books OF subscription, for the
purpose ofraisng the capital Stock, will be o.
pened OH the first Saturday in Angus, at the
several places named in the act, 10 vii At the
Franklin Hotel in the town of Lyncbbnrg, IN
DIR the direction Of c. Aolhony. Henry S.
Langhorne, John B. Cabell. Sterling C. Ander-
son and John Prrciyal. At Chil,on's Tavern,
in the county Of Campbell, under the direction
Of Oliver NJ Reynolds, James NJ 'Dearman, jr,
David Robertson, John Suatton and Raleigh
Chill on. Al ths Red House, in The county of
Charlotte, under the direction Il Martin Han.
cock, John M'kinney. John Armisicad, Robert
Morton anu Thomas P. Richardson.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July 20. 1927
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nY virtue Of deed oftrust executed TO the
Id subscriber by VIM 1 Isbeli, bearing date
the l4ih day Of September. 1927, and duly re-
corded in the CLERK Office OF the county court
OF Amherst, for certain purposes therein eG-
pressed shall proceed TO sell, Il the highest
bidder, for ready money, before the door
of the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynch
burg, on Tuesday the Both day oil June nexi,
whether in place or ou) four valuable slaves.
VIZ Patrick, waterman, John wheel
wright, Peter, a waterman, and Lewis boy
so many thereof as will be sufficient 10 an
,wer the purposes of said trust. Acting as
trustee shall only convey such title as is vest
ed in me BY said deed and none other.
ARCHIBALD HATCHER, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale IS
postponed until Friday the 3lst day OF July
next, at which time II will take place. A. IL.
July tds9Z
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lklHE next sessioa of the subscribers School
- will commence on the first Monday in Au
gust. In il will be taught all the branches
constituting good English education, and pre-
paraiorv TO College course. Persons living 10
Lynchburg, and wishing 10 remove their chill
dren Il ON those vicious and idle habits, incident
10 town life. can be furnished with board IN
genteel families. on moderate terms.
Every Scholar will be required to conform
TO the regulations of the School.
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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Nm the 30,b ult. we whose names are an.
" neKed, with many others, attended the
examination OF the school conducted by Mr..
Henry l.. Davies.
That Mr.. Davies is fully competent 10 the ar
duous duties ofa teacher, was amply exempt
fed by the progress made by his pupils aud
their Promptness aud accuracy was superior to
any thing we have ever witnessed; aud we al
so know that their morals have been carefully
cultivated aud strictly guarded
We do therefore cheenuily and warmly re-
commend Mr. Dawes to the patronage of the
public, as teacher with qualifications equal to
if not superior 10 any other with whom wa are
acquainted. FRED. SPECIE,
NICHOLAS Ii. COBBS.
July l6. ii
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Nfh JOHN McGHEE-sr, as you are mo,
NJ an nhab''ant Of Virginia, | take this
MODE through the public newspapers. TO po,fv
yon that l shall, on the 24th Law of Auons,
1879, IN the Eagle Tavern, at Bedford Conrt
house, take the deposition ofJoh,. Hudnal AMI
q herS, 10 oe read as evidence ON the trial If
my sun, deferred and undetermined in tho
onancery side OF Bedford county court, in nm
nee oi cross bull against you. John S. Brown
and David Saunders. o'o"h
Your obedient servant,
June %. ''eu TEE.
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The subscriber offers for Sale
10 bids w. India and n. o. Sugar, part first
chop
90 Bags Greco Coffee
do old lava do
9 hhds and IBIS Molasses
3 tons country Bar Iron
do English do for Carriage Tyres
$50 Sacks best Liverpool filled SAIL 10 70
the ton
% bbls New Herrings
10 do Shad
ID do Maccarel
1000 lFs Cotton Yarn assorted, Nos. 8 to Is
1000 lbs. Soal Leather
10 AXIS Nails and Brads
10000 lbs Bacon
Is hbls sup. Flour
700 lbs. spinning Cotton
900 yards low and flax Linen
90 boxes Window Glass, 8 X 10 & 10 x "
5Golbs. BlIstered Steel
$50 lbs German do
bays black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
cases wool and fur Hats
box No. 10 Cotton Cards
l bhl Alum
do Copperas
10 Kegs Powder
10 Bags Shot
10 bbls Malaga Wine
8 boxes Imp. and Gun Powder Tea
500 lbs. Loaf Sugar, part first chop family.
Sicily Madeira Wine, Spanish float and Ben
gal Indigo Writing, Letter and Wrapping Pa
per, Sperm and Tallow Candles, Shoe Thread,
Domestic Cotious, Stripes and Cheeks Lard.
Beeswax and THllow, Chewing Tobacco 3.4,
rs and inch Hoop Iron, Wagon Buckets,
Horse Collars, Leading Lines and Bed Cords,
Nests, Wood Ware, Wool and Woo. Rolls Vine
gar, &c. nc all OF which he will sell OH ac-
commodatlng terms for cash, or in barter for
country produce, for which liberal price will
be- gwen. GEO. BAGBl,
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
June Is I'm
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NeHfE have just received few packages des'-
w rable goods much cheaper Than previous
supplies, tnat We are induced snce more this
summer 20 invite our town and country friends
10 examine the prices. feeling confident they
will be surpi ,sed Al he great reduction IN all
kinds of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets MkEE, ROBINSON q co.
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NEW ARRIVAL,
SUMMER Goons

~ T. respectfully invite the attention -
" Ladies 10 variety of yery ds. y. The
articles IN the fancy line, recently selca,'ssole
New York, and just received here. A.. IN
other articles are among
Blue and blue black Gro. de Nap. Silks
Black Italian Lnstrings, superior
piece finest black Levantine
Florences and Satins every shade
A few pieces black Nankin Cranes
piece black Paris Crape-a new ar,ise
White, Pink and Straw L allan do
Barge Ginghams--new style
Bordered Linen Cambric Hdkts.
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barge and Decoups dress Shawls
Richest Gro de Nap do every shade
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
IA Bobbinei Laccs
Long and short white Kid Gloves
case Leghorn Bolivars
Shell, tuck and side Combs-larpe,t s;,ou
few pieces neac style fancy Prints
Thread Laces and Edgings of The handso.-.
patterns ies.
Needle worked Muslins, handsomeist s,,i.
Splendid artificial Wreaihs aud Roses H.
DAVID d ROBERT KyIr
July 9. ~
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Botetourt Land for Sale.

" OFFER iol sale ihe tract of land on which
- reside. in the county of Boleioufi, con-
tanning 7S2 acres--there are about 900 acres
Of cleared land, which is well enclosed aud IN
fms order for cropping. Near 200 acres OF the
indicated land IS oft very best ruality, and
admirably adapted 10 the production OF corn,
wheat, oats. rye. tobacco, hemp aud clover,
and is equnl TO any traci Of high land in the
Slate The Improvements are a plain, but
comfortable dwelling house, with 4 rooms,
kitchen, smoke.hnuse. &c---7 tobacbo houses,
granery aud wheat machine, all new. will
show the land aud make known the terms TO
any one disposed 10 purchase,
TIL. G00DE.
W The Editors of the Richmond Wing will
inser, the above once week for four weeks,
and forward Their account 10 this Office for pay
ment. I g
fuf, ..== ,udu
IA
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BAR IRON
AND
GASTIYrGS S.

Y aHE subscriber has now on hand a good
- STOCK OF Bar Iron and Castings and is in
daily expectation of larger supply. He will
sell unusually low for cash. He will also have
drawn to order. mill spindIes and cranks or n.
ny particular kind of Iron that cannot usually
be found in the market.
JOHN WEAVER SCHOOLFIELD.
July Is, omo6
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Valuable Propertv for Sale.

WISH TO sell my trac, OF land living on IN e
IL north side of Black water creek-contsip
ing ii3 "a acres. Near hundred acres of
which is heavily timbered, and is considered
first rate Tobacco land. There is also attach.
ed to It, the best mill site on the Black water
creek a large quantity of rock qnarred, and
IN place for building. This tract lies within a
mile and half of Lynchburg. I will sell il
low, and on accommodating terms.
CALVIN TATE.
June 49, w6wS8
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NEW JEWELRx. &c

Sht' subscriber has just received from, Nan
iofk' new supply of Ladies' and Cor
. .,', elegant Gold Lever Watches .iar
oef yer Leversandp plain English an assor,,no 'u
Oh .lated and Britannia Ware. SUGAR n;"sna
ana cream Pots, ola neT patent ana . D'sHes
quaHy,-and Spectacle Glasses to sui, ali euss
an OF "h'ch Will be sold on the mos, moaosa,o,
June %. I'M bhoNN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

M OfiCE-Ali personshaving claims agains
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec are
requested to bring them, forward well auhen,i.
Gated as the law directs, in order that may
make provisions to pay the same those indeb'>
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make pa,
meut ANTHONY RUCkER, ex't
May q. ts15
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Soda Water

" Nh subscribers Soda Fountain is now u
- full operation. ~
HE has also received a small additional sim.
ply oil DRUGS MEDICINES, some of which
are direct from PARlS and LONDON.
7. J. DUYAL
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49,. .kN- TOE ~ T, IS i.
July 10.

n GREEABLE to the Will of Joseph Flu,
~ qla, dec. will sell, to the highest bid
d"r ON the 3Mh OF July next one tract of land,
lying in the county OF Bedford, On the waters
OF Lutte Otter, two miles east of Liberty, join
ing the lands Of DIR. VIM. Austin ard Others,
containing upwards of 900 acres. about one
fourth of which is cleared. The greater part of
the wood land is tobacco land ofthe first quail
iiy. There is ON this tract an excellent mill.
in good repair. The sale will take place at the
mill. Any persoa wishing to view the land
can call ON the subscriber. living Dear the pre-
misses. Terms will he one, two and three years
credit, requiring of the purchaser bonds with
good security, and also trust deed to secure
the purchase money.
HEZEKIAH FuQUA, exor.
Of Joseph Fuqua, dec,
June 81 ids
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WILL give a liberal price for smart ac.
- i've boy, between twelve and fourteen
years OF age. coal black from tue country
"oa,u De preferred Apply 10 the subscriber
or MIR. II. d. Murrell, IL Lynchburg.
SAML. NJ SCOTT.
'uue - 1891
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To Farmers and Merchants.

HE subscribers having connected them.
l. seves under the firm of J. & c. F.. Lynch
n Co. in the prosecution ofihe Lynchbmg Mills
q uuder the firm OF Nath1 Wnaon& Co. in the
prosecution OF Black Water Mils-wll give
the highest cash price for wheat delivered al
either of those Mills. Persons not satisfied
with the price OF wheat at the lime of delivery
can take n receipt for the same, and at any
time within sixty days after such delivery settle
The price, or we will grind on Commission on
the usnu terms and stand the Richmond In.
spectloh NATHL. WINSTON,
JOHN LYNCH, Jr
CHARLES F. LYNCH.
WE will pay the best price for 100. 900 flour
barrel slaves delivered at Black Water Mills.
NArHL. WINSTON, u co.
July2- Is
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CURE by
DIR. j. Ii. HOWELL'S
VEGETABLE
NJ Il . I G I n E.

Chester County. Pennsytta,na, Ndy l2a,, 1929.
nEAR SIR Nearly year has elapsed
~ since was called on 20 undertake tie
case Ola man with an liberated sore leg. under
one OF IFS most aggravated foims.-l was IN
Tor med the case WIS of long standing, and had
resisted the ordinary mode OF treatment in the
hands OF several very respectable members oil
the profession. ins cad. therefore ri pursuing
the usual course, advised him 10 make use OF
the :" GOLDEN TINCTURE,"
which had previously prescribed, and seen We
~ good effects from it-fIe did so, dressing
his leg morning aud evening, with the com
mon Cairo, poultice. By pursuing this course,
The leg was restored to sound and healthy
state in less than two months, aud remains
so up TO the presest period. II WAS used with
complete success in the case ofa child which
had that running at the ears so common to
children. have prescribed your TAMI-
LIZ FILLS 10 very considerable extent
and have great reason 10 be pleased with their
effects. consider them a valuable pnfgative
for The feeble and delicate, and particularly
for Females. would thank ,ou TO forward
me an additional supply by the earliest CON
veyance, and remain, with respect, yours.
+. W.
The above sold by Howell DAVIES.
AGENT for Virginia
July Q.
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THE NEW.YORkN MIRROR
AND
LAYERANN GAZEVYE
EDITED BY GEORGE P. NORRIS.

IPHE first number of the seventh volume
= of this periodical will be issued on the
eleventh day of July next IN the course of The
year will be published fonr splendid Engrap
ingS drapa and executed expressly for his aCork i,
and t,centy fue Popular Melodies, uih accom-.
pGnimenis for The PianO-t0rie.
The Mirror, among variety Of other sub.
jects, embraces the following.
Original Moral TateS-either fcticious. or
founded on events of real life, in the u. States
of America.
Rsuiews--of publications., foreign and do.
nestle
Original ESsays-on literature, morals his;o.
~, voyages, travels, American Antiquities. the
foe arts, &c.
Female Observation-Disclosures manners.
beauty, aud dress.
american Biography-or historical skel ches
OF the lives of such persons, of both sexes MS
have become celebrated for their herolsm viz
tue, iurtitude, talents. patriotism, &c.
Literary Mielhgence-or notices ofnew pub.
locations.
The Drama-comprsing structures on the
New York stage.
Desultory Seiections--with occasional re.
marks.
dnecdotes-humoui Gus, literary. historical,
&c.
Passing ersits ofhe Times.
Poety-original and selected;
Together with many other miscellaneous
subjects, watch it.w oud be unnecessary now 10
enumerate.
CONDITIONS.
The work is published every Saturday, for
The proprietor, al No, LOB William street II
Is elegantly printed in the royal quarto form,
On hne paper with bourgeois and breyierfype.
t'hy-two numbers complete volume of four
hundred and sixteen royal quarto pages for
which a beautiful engraved rignete hite-page
and coplous iadex, are given. The terms
are four dollars per aanum, payable in Advance.
II Is forwarded by the earliest mails 10 suhscri.
bers residing beyond the city of New York,
Communications, post paid addressed 10 Geo
/. MnrIIs New ork Will be promptly attended
to. No subscriptions received tor a less period
than one year.
u Subscriptions to The above work receiv-
ed in Lynchburg by NJ w. Davenport
July r.
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FOR SALE.

n VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
a. head waters of Appomattox in Bucking
ham. This land is in the ueighborhood OF Clio.
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces to-
baeco OF the finest quality, and has upon il a
very large orchard of well selected fruit the
tact contains 80 acres-Persons disposed 10
buy, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col SamI.
A Pateson, who lives adjoining the PREMISE
SAh1L. p. CHRISTIAN.
March Q Is
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YrA0UND by nv servant, between my house
aud LynehbuTg. Silver Watch, The ow'
uer can have thy describing the same aud
pay ing for this advertisement
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS.
July 90. -. 49, q
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

IHNHE subscriber informs his friends aud the
n pubic that he continues TO do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared to give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may confde TO
his management the sale OF Tobacco, Flour
or other produce. His Office will be kent .,
he store oil Messrs. j. g. S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank
d. SAUNDERS, ir.
Jan. 10. ION,
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Twenty Dollars Reward

"lLL be given for experimenting aud
w delivering TO me, or securing him in
jail, my negro Mar BILLY, who calls him
self Billy Woody. He absconded on Tue sday
night the 23d inst. apprehend he will at
tempt 10 get to Richmond, by going down the
river in "a boat. lie formerly belonged to, Mr..
Zackarah Brooks, formerly Of Richmond, and
if taken in Richmond and secured in jsl there,
will give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Billy is about thirty years old, well made, ra-
Their stout, and shruds fellow. Had on when
he went off, a coat of dom, tic clo'h, tow linen
pantaloons, fur hat pretty much worn. lie
is of dark complexion, and about five feet four
inches in height
II The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert this four weeks. and forward his ac-
coun, TO this office for payment.
JAMES OGDEN.
June 90 1891
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Dyeing Establishment.

" fAHE subscribers beg leave to inform the
- public that they have commenced the
above business in all its various branches, and
are ready to execute all k nds of work entrns-
lea TO their care, equal 10 any imported. lheH
room is opposite the Franklin Hotel.
A. HINES & co.
n. B. Particular attention will he paid to
securing bleschng and dyeing Ladies Merln"
Shawls, Leghorn BonneIs, &c. in superior
style. A. Ii. II 20.
July 10 ON
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June %
L44TEWGlrSa

YfUSI opened by ID. & r. KYLE, one case
- superior Leghorns.-Al so "a few dozen 1o
toise ohecl Tuck Combs, the largest sizes
MAY 25s
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ashington Hotel

fOh KENT.
RNHlS stand, situated in the centre Of the
n town rf Lynchhurg, will be for rent This
iah' and possession given on the first of Octo.
oer' Tins has, for several years past. be en-
one OF the best kept Public houses in the mace
and from lis central situation, is better cal.
cnlated Tor boarders Than any other, aid has
very extensive contingent custom. The
buildings are all Of brick--cemmodious and in
good repair On the same lot there is a con.
Venienf and comfortable two-story family resi-.
dence, with good garden, and well of excel.
,eht waller, so situated as to he convenient 10
Dot buildings. The whole may be ren,rd TO
se'her, or separately. Persons disposed TO
aVa'i themselves of this valuable stand, will
please make early application, either to the
svuSGrloer, living M Campbell county, on
WARD road, or TO Mr.. Thomas billiard of
Lynchburg. HENRY MOORMAN
Inc Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer will
puonsn Inc above once week for 3 weeks,
and forward their account 10 this Office for nav
ment. N
July 13 Wv
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n RECENT arrival enables us al this time
a. 10 offer 10 the public a still more desirable
assortment than observation-disclosures other arIi.
cles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Pelerines, the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
Short black, white, and fancy colored do.
Blk silk Buttons, splendid
thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
oymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeersucker GinghamS, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise She'll Tuck Combs
uck, side, aud long bent do Brazilian
Ladies black and white PruneIla Shoes
h osS cotton and thread on spools
a ian Servings, every shade
Oecoupe long Scarls, the very richest
short do. cheap, yet beautIfu.
Piain and "amhouredBoek Nuslios
D 4 and Cd swiss and null Musns
LuslrIng aud Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine Jaconet Craya,ines
super blk. Italian Silk do.
Fine and snperGrc Barcelona &c
Plain and fix d white MarseeS
flaln extra buff do.
sup. Valencia do.
Jel blk. Brnchelles. for Gentlemens' summer
wear, the hal Isomesl article now worn
Gen'iemens' black aud white Sill, 70 Hose
Super double India Cotton do.
A few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons, bic gill
Fancy Vest do. first style
Blue and blk. Lasting do.
Super blk. Silk Vel,e.
| piece blue Black, most superJ
Gehlemens' super black and fancy cold, horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock ard Doe do. superior
lew dozen surer English white Silk, do.
"e"t'emens' silk pocket Handkerchief, first
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GANDTM9 G.

Vie subscriber has just established, and
- has now IN operation near his residence
MeAlIster's old Store, near Mr. Tbos. Reid,s
MN on Falling, on the road leading from the
lied House in Charlotte, to Lynchburg. first
rate new Cardlng Machine. The price for
card'ng WIN be cents the pound The wool
must be brought to the machine in a clear
state and creased with about hound of greese
10 every ~ pounds Of wool. He hopes by hiser.
e'uonst TO have the work executed in n most co,
Slactory manner, TO receive rncourapen,eo, in
'hi s- undertaking. WIN. THOMPSON, Jr.
W 1t will be necessary to send banke, or
something OF the kind 10 return the rolls on,
3moS3
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BOLITJNE CIDYfyS

n complete assortment Of the best Germ, ,,
4SA Anchor Boiling Cloths, OF the la,e,, 'u'1
poriation from No. TO 9, inclusive, is a",.
offered at moderate prices by
DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE
InlY l6.
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TRUST SALE

A GREEABLY 10 the provisions Of deed OF
n trust, executed by Claiborne Gladman to
the subscriber, Of record in tie Office OF the Hus
upgs Court of Lynchburg, and to satisfy the
purposes OF said deed, the subscriber will offer
at public sale, for cash, ON Saturday the 18th
day Of August next, if fair, if not the next fair
Gay thereafter, Sundays excepted before the
rom ooor OF the Anctlon room OF John r. ID
fayhe' IN Lynehburg, part OF lot OF grouad,
siua'e IN rear of the Methodist Church, be.
tween third and fourth streets on which there
: - wooden dwelling house, adapted TO the
comfortable accommodation of a small family
peing the same conveyed by Joseph Echols,
deceased, to said Giadman. The lille 10 this
property - believed 10 be valid, but the sub.
scrioer VIII convey such right as is vested in
bin by said deed and no other.
JOHN ID. URQUHART.
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