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Notice this particularly.

HNlIE eKecutory OF the last will aud Tesla
II meni of6eorge Hairslon, sen. dec. will
sell privately a large Tract of Wood Land, be-
longing to hls estate, lying in the county OF Hen-
ny, on both sides of the main country road lead
ing from Month 10 south, asL adjoining the
lands of oseph philer, stephen Stone. James
D,er, and others. The whole tract is beautiful.
ly set with fine pine AL other timbers has a
number OF small streams 81 water, one of which
Is sufficiently large iodryc machinery, MS a
saw mill, &c The land, abstractly considered,
is not valuable, bui its stu tton beng in an ex-
cellent neig hborhood Tor Store Tavern Tau
yard. Iron Smhh, saw Mill, &c. renders it IN.
teresfing u those wishing 10 engage in any or
all OF those branches OF business combined. II
will be cut in lots Of lwo thee or four hundred
acres each,or Of any convenient size TO SUIT put
chasets.
Also, one other tract Of about seven hundred
acres, Oh the Lynchburg road, near Col. Jo.cp
Martin. Any person desnous To vest "A sma
capital III permanent IS ate, is requested to
make 1t known TO the subscriber. living ~ Hen
~ courthouse, without delay.
IARLE1ON KING.
Dec. -. ws3o
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Dec 10.

VIRGINIA Sct.-At a court of Quarterly Sessions. con.
tnued aud held for bedford county, the cour house
the 18th dry of November, ls2s, George w. Tay-
lor William Ray, aud Fanny Taylor, Formerly Fan
ny Ray, wlfc of the sand George W. Taylor, PITS.
against
David Saunders and John J.. Cobbs surviving a,lnni,
traitors of Luke Ray, dee Ira Hurt and Polly Hurt
children and heirs of Colby Hurt, and Lucey Hart
formerly Lucey Ray William Ray, and
heirs Of Luke Ray, doc.
heirs of james Il ay, dec.
enjamin Ray, Simon Ray. William Stih, aud sally
his wife, formerly Sally Rny, Thomas Raw Polly
North, widow ofWliliam North, John Ray, David
Reese and Pamela ms " lie, Robert Ray, Ira CLARK
and Nancy his wife, Dcfss,
The defendants William stiff and Sally hi, fe and
Robert Ray, having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules oflhis court and appearing by satisfactory e,
dence that they not inhabitants of this eountry, is
ordered thai the said defendants do appear here on the
FIRST Jay ofthe next March term, aud answer the bill of
ihe plaintiffs that copy Oths order be forthwith in.
serted m sonc paper printed the town fLvnch,
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door of the house ofhs county on tive
court days ACOpy-Teste,
X. c. MITCHELL, I. &c
Dec. 1t
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NTOTlCE-Was committed 10 the Jail OF the
~ Cooperation of Lynchburg. on the 2oh
Aug last, runaway who calls his name William
and sometimes Hubbard. When committed, he
had Oh striped pantaioons and yellow vest aud
shoes. lie is about o feet. nine or ten inches
high. blaci., aud with small notch IN the lett
ear. says he belongs to Stephen D. Fuller, of
Richmond. The owner is requested 10 come
forward. prove property, pa, charges, and take
linn AWAY, or he will be dealt with according TO
law. SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Jailor.
The Editors OF the Wing win insert the above
.,ree mouths, unless otherwise directed, and
sfware their account to'ths Office fol. payment.
.cy G, au
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Consisting OF Spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch aud
Cancels hare. Russia Hare Skins, an extensive
supply Of Band Buckles, Innings and Bands, steel
and brsss tooihed Cards, blue aud yellow Skiv-
ers, quantity OF Alcohol, Gum Shellac, A.
qua Forts, (superior) Quicksilver. Oil OF Wit
rail, Logwood, Fustic, &c. &c. All the a:
bove articles be pledge, himself 10 sell whole
sale or retail upon the most reasonable terms.
individuals wanting Hats, Haters and mer-
chants would end tito interest 10 give him
a call Feeling grateful to his friends and the
public Tor past favors, he hopes, by his CONT
nned exerions to accommodate them, still 10
receive a share of their patronage.
WM. TARDX, Act.
Dec. l. tf32
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n arish 10 sell my BueGloe tract of Land con.
4 tanning about 1900 acres, 800 of schich are
cleared, the most Of he ctenred land is creek
iorC grounds, apart Of phich is highly improved,
and kept for tobaceo tots. The tcood land is o;
good sstaiity, weH stocked rith pine timber Of
best quality. 1ho that part Of the Otter tract.
lSsng on The south side Of Otter Rirsr. supposed
10 contain about 1900 acres about 300 clearer
200 81 "h'ch are 10" grounds of superior quali
tg The greater part Of The tcood land is tobocc,
land of The first qualify. Either Of The abo,,
tracts riH be dir,ded 10 sttt purchasers.
Any person wishing TO purchase, can opph, I,
jesse Urine, near Neie London.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Jan. ,,1o
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20 Dollars Reward.

I'D ANAWAY on Thursday the / lth instant,
In TWO NEGRO MEN, one named FILE
vi Nc, about 80 years OF age, chunkey we'll
al fellow somewhat of lightish color, short
hair a scar on the back of one of his hands,
occasioned ~ burn. rise on the side of bis
upper lip, which makes it somewhat larger
than the other the above mentioned boy is a
determined resolute fellow, and would be
hard to take, the said fellow has an excellent
suit OF ine clothing, which suppose him to
have w''h him.
The other named MOSES, about % years Of
age, he is stout well built black fellow, toIe-
rahie large, aud has somewhat clumsy ap-
pearance, his height supposed to be about Eve
teet eight or ten inches, somewhat of a
backward appearance when spoken to, and is
tolerable good blacksmith. | suspect the
said fellow 10 he making toward the state of
Otio, OF toward Montgomery county in this
State ANY person or persons taking mp said
fellows, and securing them in any jail so ihat
may get them again, or delivering them TO
me-, shall he entitled to the above reward, or
ten dollars for delivering or securing either of
hem. JOHN c NtCLUFR
Ian. l. 81
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Great Bargains in Cloths

WHOSE who want Cloths, would find il to
n Their interest 10 call on the subscriber
tie has mixtures olives ciaret, super 6, mid.
ding blue and black Cluths. aud piece su.
per f'rnne blue, and ono do. do. Electoral
hiHck, which he is determined TO sell very
heap. n. AIIbSoN
Dec,ye5
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Manufacturing Mills
FOR RENT.

NnHE FREEDMAN Mills, situated H.
- Campbell county. about seven miles be-
low Lynchburg, and within abeu. IA hundred
yards OF James River, are offered Tor rent tor
one or more years. Possession may be had
on the lst of July next. For further par,icn.
lars, terms, sc. nppl, TO Thomas B Gay, resi-
ding near the premises or TO the subscriber in
| Richmond. JOHN ROBERTSON.
| Dec. H. wtf25
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Dec. l

NoTlCE-By virtue OF a deed of trust, bear
~ ing date the 9Th day Of June, ie3S, execa
ted TO me by John Johnson, which is duly re-
corded in the county count of Campbell, mnde
To secure the payment Of certain sums of money
due Thomas Johnson, adnr. OF John John
SON dec aud Tor other purposes in said deed ek
pm ssed, ! shall proceed TO sell ut public at,c.
ton, on Thursday the 9th day OF Feb. next. for
ca.h, at the present residence of the said JohL
Johnson. in the county Of Campbell, on Seneca
creek, the following washable property, TO wit ::
228 Q acres of land on Staunron River and Se-
neca creek, 90 acres Of land on Cub creek in the
county Of Campbell also, 3 likely negro slaves
. horses, l3 head of cattle, 9 sheep, 20 hogs, s
feather beds and furniture, and all said Join
Johnson's household aud kitchen furniture, and
all his plantation utensils, 1 OK cart, 8 prime
ni.e chains and loom. The sale will contin-
nc from day TO day Unnecessary The trustee
will convey such title only as is vested in him by
yiftue of the deed above named, which i BELIEF
ed to be good.
VIM |. HARVEY, Trustee.
Z. Jan, |. tbs
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GraveNy HnoN School,

lyfN the N. r. corner Of Pntsy4vapia cossiy
n about miles above Panpill's Ferry, will
be oniinued the ensuing year. According 10
| a permanent regulation, the Scholastic year, ~
term consists Of 10 weeks. or 230 teaching days
The School will recommends the 9Th of Jan
nary. 1922. and without some unusual add nn-
expected loss Of time, will terminate about the
middle Of December, with short recess he lat
Ter end of June.
TIM subscriber ran accommodate 6 Boerders,
Al $50 each, for tho term, payable onc-haif ~
adj ance.
The price for tuition per scholar. IL spelling,
reading aud writing. $l2 the term.
For any higher branches in English, $i5.
For The Latin and Greek Languages, aud
Mathematics. &c. 90, pay able one.bsll AT the
middle and fhc balance NJ The end oi the tern.
Every scholar will be charged from the time
entrance all the end o(the term.
The subscriber will only add TO the above
that the neighborbond IS decent snd moral. the
situation very healthlul and retired, the school
house, which is quite a comfortable one, about a
mile from his residence, and that the best ener-
PIES OF his mind. aided by more than 90 years
experience, shall he faithfully devoted to the
Improvement OF his pupils
SAMUEL r. MILLER
Jan. s. VIVID
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q virtue OF deed of lrus,, eseruted o
HD he subscriber by Thos. Ivers, he airing
cate the Isl day OF Feb 1877, recorded in he
clerks Office of Amherst county court, lorpul-
poses therein mentioned, I shall proceed, on
saturday the 24th Jan. nexs. on the premises,
10 sell, TO the highest bidder Tor cash, the re,
sldue oil tract OF land, lying in the county ot
amaers'' adJhining the lands of Phiness PIERCE
am. u christian and others.--As the sale
WIN 'ake place upon The premises, deem any
particular description unnecessary. ActlEs
as rustee, l shall convev such title only asi5
vested IN me. WIN. BOURNE, Trustee.
I Dec. % lm39
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~ OTlCE.-By virtue oftwo deeds Of trust,
| v executed 10 me by John Bullock, Which are
duly recorded IN the county court OF Bedford,
made 10 secure the payment OF a sum Of money
due 10 Thomas T Bouldin snd Tor o;her purpo-
SEES shall proceed to veil, al public aur ton, on
he 18th day Of January next, al the present res
idence OF the said john Bullock, in the county of
Bedford all the crops of corn, rye aud oats, the
stocA oi rises, cattle, sheep, aud hogs, the
plantation utensils of every description, inclu-
ding sandry Wagons and carts, and all tue
household and kitchen furniture in the posses
sion OF the said John Bullock also, one car
riage aud set of harness, and two sets Of Black
smith tools-the work horses aud oxen are like.
" and valuable, aud the plantation utensils OF
the best kind, Twelve months credit will be gi-
ven on all sums exceeding twenty dollars, upon
The purchasers executing bonds with approved
security cash will be required on all purcha ses
under twenty dollars. The sale will be contin-
ned from day to day Unnecessary. Tie trustee
will convey such title only as is vested in him by
virtue OF the deeds Of trust above mentioned
At the same time aud place the equity of
redemption III ten very valuable slaves (who
are under a previous lien for about seventeen
hundred dollars) will he sold for cash.
WM. RADFORD, Trustee.
Dec. 10. tds3I
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NEW ARRIVALS or

ANA1' AAAAACA ls1J VI
P5OM SALTS, Alum, Coppetas. MAJ
IL der. Chrome Yellow, Chrome or pa,sa,
Green, Sulph. Qunine, White Lead in oil ana
dry, Spanish Brown in oil aud dry--top,,ba.
with VERY FULL, GENUINE and GENp.
RAJ assortment Of Medicines, Drugs Pa,ot,
generally, dry mud i" oil, Brushes Of all kind.
Dye Stufis and Dye Woods, in stick & erouns
Oils, SnofIs Of all kinds, Soaps OF all kind.
All OF which areo1eredto my friends, merchant,
ply sicdns and the public, al mos unusually lo5
prices. Howell DAWES
December 8. Re
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INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF
YOUNG LADIES.
MFRS BIHTIERMANN has opened at a
lV0 retired house built, anu filted up for the
purpose. between Charlottesville aud the Uni
versy, ao In Iitutiou tor the private instruction
of yong ladies' IN all the polite and useful bran
ches OF female education. The young ladies'
will be members OF her family. They will be
subject 30 u control tuly parental--and even
heir amuSencnis will be objected with u view to
mental IMPROVEMENT. Whatever taught in the
mot approved literary institutions for female
instruction IN Europe, Mrs, B'gtterman will
teach or have taught under her own immediate
Supelntendence aud inspr ction. She will her
,elf in addition 10 English Grammar, teach
Writing, Arilhmtic, Geography the use of the
Globes, and History, sacred aud pToiane. She
will give regnar instruction in the Spanish,
French and Italian languages The french Ian
gunge will be ufed as medium ofioterchange
ofsentiments aud wishes IN the common trans
actions OF the family. This arrangement, Mrs.
BlRuerman, haters herself will very much IA
cilltnte the acquisition of this useful and intcres
ting language.
Mrs BlRuerman in the establishment here
announced is Influenced partly 10y a view to th,
qualification of her own feelings, as she has ever
delighted N communicating knowledge to the
youthful mind, and partly by a wish, as she
tspsts 10 do good.
Pafents aud Guardians who may he disposed
10 place a clild or ward under her care may bj
informed more particularly OF her plan. mode oil
Instruction and domestic regulations, by an APP
plicsion at tue Schoo-house.
Music, Dancing, and Drawing, ifrcqured to
he taught, will constitute the only extra expen-
SEES. Terms two hundred Dollars per session.
Nov. %. w8w
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Commission Business.
USF PUBLISHED. by Peter Cotton

OSi PUBLISHED. by Peter Cotton. Of
- richmond. and for sale at my Book s. Sta.
."asfy store, f" Donald Affair."" by young Ia.
oy OF virginia. Ofthis work, much has been
spoken III the way of recommendation il 10 the
h'st attempt ola Native Authoress, and as s,ch
ny me hrst critic OF the State has bee, nro.
nounced work of very superior merit. contain.
"g beautiful descriptions. grra, power Of Ian.
e"age' exqsisiie height OF fancy We call ON nj,
patrons ct native talenis 70 call aud purchase a
copy. ,,sp,Np $780,. ,e
bec. % ''oi'i H.
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M ATRASS MAKiNG.-.Ths
1IH subscriber, at the lower end Of main
street, in addition tohis Rope and T~ine max.
ing business; makes and repairs Curld Hair
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Matlase, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer--ap0
would be thankful for any job in thaway.
which shall be done with neatness and despatch.
and on very reasonable termes.
J. II. ECHOLS.
May /, 1859.
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&yA NoTlcE.-I wish TO self :.
EH.M. IN tract of land, lying in %
Hill fH lower end of Bedford count ps
ANN2s bout seven aud half mill, y r.. -
Lynchburg. This tract contains 46j se,s "0a
bout half in wood land, the balance ma. u
coed state of cultivation. and well enrla.,s
Tie improvements are comfortable dwell.
house, with all necessary out houses aaaa
good bsras.--As no one wonld probablv n D"u
chase without, FIRST viewing the PREMISE ''
will be unnecessary TO be more parlicnla, -
the descripiion.--The terms will be aceo@n's
dating, and made known On applicaiio" y
the subscriber, living on The premises. "
EDMUND C0BBs.
Dec. |. lI3o
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N u u @ ATT q w.-The next SEES.
IA siop OF thu subscribers school will com.
mence on Monday the 9th OF January Terms.
OF English instruction tens dollars, and for The
Latin and Greek language fifteen dollars, par.
able 10 advance. WIN. N. WARD
Dec. IS. St36
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VTR6IKIA-At supefioT Court o. Cbsni
y Gerry, holden Al the town Vi Lynchbufs,
on The ;3isi day OF Oct. 1898. !.
john MILLER, Tin.
against
Oliver MeReynoids, admr. de bonis non OF
John n. Bradley, dec. VIM. Evans and Diary
his wife, Lewis Brown and Judith bis vile.
Jane J. Dunningion aud Robert Vepahie and
0pb.lis his wife, Henry kiagsbesFy aud Esi'-
cy his wife, late Nancy Bradley, and Eliza
beth iIoicomhe, er'rx. of John IIoIcombd, dec.
defs.
The defendants, Henry Kiogsberry aud
Nancy hrs wife, who is out oil this
country and against whom the plant III
appears 10 have proceeded ia tho mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants,
still falling TO appear and answer, on the mo
lion OF the plaintiff bv counsel, the court doth
lake his bill for confessed, as TO that defend
ant. aud the cause coming on 10 be heard On
the bill. answers Of the other defendants, OIL
yer McReynolds, Vim. Evans and Mary his
vile Lewis Brown and Judith bis wife, Jane
J. Huntington and Robert vensble and ophe-
lin his wife, exhibits and the decresl orders OF
the 18th day OF February, 1922, aud the 9Th
day Of July, 1926, which appear 10 bave
been duly served on the defendant, Elizabeth
Hsleombe, was argued by counsel On con-
siseralinn whereof, the court doth order that
tohs of lis Commissioners do take an account
Of HE estate ol John w. Bradley, dec, as also
an account Of the personal assets OF The said
3ohn ". Bradley, dee. which have 5een ap-
piled by his adtnr. 10 the payment Of debts
binding The heirs Of The said John W. Brad
ley, deceased. and report the same to the
court, with any mailerS specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 be 40 stated.
A copy--Tesle
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JOHN WILLS, elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I

LynGhbnfg, Oath Nov. 1928.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
tllal have appointed Saturday the four
ieen,h day OF March next, TO carry
the foregoing order of court into effect
on which day, al the hour of nine O.
o'clock A. M, they are required 10 al
tend at my office, in lhi, town, with then
accounts, vouchers, and copies Of court pa
peers, prepared for examination and settle
meni Gil. L. JOHNSTON, T..
jan w4wi0
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English Cloths ana Cassi,os,..

Eagilsh Cloths ana Cass;,n.
" = invite particularly the attention
lie genersliy, 10 our present assas,, - 'he put
Cloths and CQssimerry,
o"r tate supplies IN This Iinr, are .rsh
'ee' treasure IN Recommending. a. M" %a
pass al ihi'fie aud iieauiy OF shat, sur
nm, we nave ever heretofore osrrred my
a mons '"sss recently Received, are blue, b.. a
o oo',i ol'fe: eisre', aud steel mixed cla,s'
double and single milled Cassim4,.s N"ifs,
colors, and several pieces fine ami s,, SIMILAR
double milled drab Coaiings. Win, ~, me-
quality and vhrieiy of cniors. the abpeesio
sort neni, we believe, is calculated Ia s;. a.
neral satisfaction; prices, loo, mere ,o one &C.
than ever. Purchasers are resneeiG1t' efals
qnesied 10 call. DAVID & Ro W. tr.
Nov. ID. IT.
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are super6ne Hats. manufactured fresh
the fur OF The Rocky Mountain, Missouri. Grand
River, aud Cansda Beayer.--Also. Has made
of anads Muskrsi, raw and caroi'ed Russia,
E,eumia and Neuter Furs, red Wool, &c. Ia ad-
diiion 10 which he keeps constantly on hand an
extensive assortment of Hats, including elegant
Military Hats, manufactured by hlmseii-the
Materials and Workmanship OF which are war
ranitd not TO be surpassed in this part of the
country.
He has likewise on hand, general assert
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NaYsana HATYERS'
MATERIALS

Yn He subscfibe1has
u just received from
New York, a splendid
assortment Of new Hats,
made in the latest fash
ions, Of ezcsiiss,; " oril-
,nanship and besi Ma
terials-AmoDg which
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2EaA NOR RENr-Tha, comfortable

nm Fo". ". "s 1T; 's%s ;GT sss': !;
lassiN which Is attached a good gar.
@k4zDe1A den, kitchen, meat house, &c
&c. aud immediately between Mr. VIM.
Sailey's and Samuel Watts residences.
Possession an be had the LIST December.
Also, for rent, the house immediately OPP
pasifc the Franklin Hotel, and recently oc-
rupicd hy the subscriber as an office This
house which has two rooms and a cellar, Is well
,a,lcul1tcd for an Office or small grocery. Pos.
session can be had im,nedi uely.
For hire, the ensuing year, two hrss rate car
pe.,ers. with good sets OF tools During my
el,sence, applications may he made to MAR Col
lin Buckner. 6EO. NHllboehE'
Nov "a Hs&1
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NOTlCE.-The Coparnership heretofore
"a existing under the firm of Wiks and
MoCork'e, was this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persona having any claims aeains, the
said hrm, and all those who are indebted ,o
tue same are requested to settle their accc,npt.
with Samuel McCorke, who alone ;s an,hn,.
ssd 10 settle all affairs of the concern.
BENZ. WIIES.
Dec. %. I'm f.
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Doc. %

he Grocery aud Commission business
IN winch the above named firm has
oetn engaged, will, in future, he conducted
~ me same tenement, two doors above the
maree' mouse, by the subscriber, where he
INTENDS al all times to keep on hand. gen.
erai assortment Of Groceries, se"'
10, SAML. McCORKLE.
81
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A FG'"., " +: ..:.: :.': yea: :: '; Ct:
lMsjE place on first street. where now
,Ase4I reside in rear of hlessis. Mckee
aud Mems Store. This is n desirable place for
any one wishing to keep grocery. tavern or
wagon yard. There is a good stable, sheds
and provender house. all in good order The
rent will be reasonable Apply for terms TO
this office. or the subscriber living on the pre-.
misses. ROBERT b. NiIAR.
Dec. o5 wts39
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NTlhs subscriber ha- lately received aSMALl
y additional supply of FRESH DRUGS d
MEDICINES, which makes bis ASS0RT
MEN'r very complete. he receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, BY which means,
his aook, though not the LARGEST, is always
FRESH aud snibciepl 10 meet AIRY orders
ihath he may he favored with.
THOMAS !. DUVAL.
B. Prescriptions faithfully attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
jan. /.
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EuST RECEIVED by Thomas J. Duval,
- supply of Linse.d Oil, Spts. 1urpentmc,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccabs
Snuff loose and in bottles, and number of o.
Their articles in his line. which he III sell at the
lowest cash prices May
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At rules held in tho Clerks office ofNelson county the
81 day ofNoyemher, i52s. John =. Scruggs, Con.
piainant, against Levi W DOwell William van
aud Nathan LoiTius, Lee W. Harris and Wilson Pc
ters merchant, and partners, trading under the style
and firm OF Nathan, Loitus Co. DefendaDts in Cham
Gerry.
appearance aud given security according tu the act OF
seiahly aud nv rules ofts court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence thu he Inhnbant of tss
GommonHe dth, and without the jurisdiction OF tlris
court the motion OF the complainant, by m counsel
At is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear here
the fourth Monday IN Feb uary next and answer the
bill Of the complainant and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in th Nnginan, newspaper publish
ed IN the town ollyrchurg, ohce week for eight weeks
succrssSey previous said day, and that another copy
lr"uIh posted the front door Of the courthouse Il
th.s county. some court day.
Copy--1N,ste, SEATON II. Loving, II. c.
Nov. u. WINS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
TAgAE NOTICE.

Ladies Goats and Cloth Shawls that have
grease spots on them, Or have lost their bright.
tess, cleaned in the handsomest st,le. He
vii keep samples as specimens of his work.
which may be seen al his shop. Articles Of
apparel wilI be sent for.
n. Tailoring, Repairing, &c. attended To-
Dec. / ua5