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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

a. ELECT SCHo0L.-My School will be continued
~ tile ensuing year The course Of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages atics
arithmetic, Geography, with the of Maps and
Globes; English Grammar, English Competition &e-
The School will commence the 25h day oil January
1880 and terminate on the 10Th day Of December fol-
lowing.
There will be vacation Of four weeks, commenci
on the 18th day OF June.
The charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and
lue will be hundred and ten dollars payable, one
half the LIST day OF June 1880, and the other half Ola
The LIST day OF December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and ~
much and Kindness will be extended to boys con-
hded tony instruction, as TO my children.
NO boy, more than is years old will he admitted
into the School, unless he shall be personally knows
to me for orderly, exemplary department.
My residence 10 remote from the hauns Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. II is situated In
The county OF Louisa, 80 miles from Richmond and the
Ike distance from Fredericksburg The stage from
Fredericksburg TO Cartcrsve passes by my residence;
and that from Richmond 10 Har isouburg, within short
distance OF il.
Letters TO me should he directed To Gardnef's Y
Roads. Lsisa. WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
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VuNHE ELM.wOOD scuoo, ,.., w;u n.
month"; und,, he ;a,... reception the lat Of next
comes highly recoinmen del 10 ia S":ha, boah
or morai worth, and scientific .,,o.,n.o,. He
u"., moreover, the great sdvan,,.. -, iony sxus.
,s".e IN teaching, having dc voted -, -. NJ his
IRE 10 rms ai'-mportant profession an Mi "a.
spons'1'y aud general supervision Of ,h. II ,u,ios
,h,, h h y" ne subscriber, IL seems 6t and right
u"' no snouid here briefly repeat the I..,,n ,,sr;
pies on which IL will be conducted ,r, ."u'"K P''..
'tan''y to snd-avor to establish over Il ,ha, In
'ernai Government which prevail. in all welrssn,,,sd
private faniliss-where the great end =; ~, su.Nsu
convince the Governed that their goodwbo,h $500. ~,
and e'ernaI,is the sole object Of their S,onsrp.s
That their preparation for college or professional ur
sum, although nscessary--should aiyavs he h.h
very subordinate part Of their cour.e of instruc,;c
compared with that preparation Of heart and
without which there be neither fshiul Conn
seiior in the State, good citizens in the Communal
~: That emulation and the rod are the labor
eApeuients OF false morality and not the proper means
ener 70 ncite to virtue 10 restrain from vice. All
wa. we aequremsnt-illus'rated by the practice VI
sound unanierated moral principles founded on tr,,s
!ehgious aith-exempt alike from Bgo,ory and Fsns,-
em, Is the great, the inesnabe purpose Of all cor
,;o naucauo". Long experience aud much ob.erys-
ZION IN regard TO this vital subject warrants the under.
signed in affirming, that Education n,au-nav Tia, n
wu DC successfully conducted these principles and
WIN lar greater certainty, than any others hereto.
lore tried prorided oi,cdys, that the own
exerions are earnestly and uniformly supported by ma
rental cooperation. Without this all his labors must
prove utterly useles'-all his public promises nothing
oeuer than IDLE mockery -t' 49,"
The terms OF the School are $3.50, paid semi annv.
ally in advance tor tuition in every branch aeces,srv
to ut Boysor Ceiirge; and for board including diet.
bedding, hire, candles, and washing. The Pupils NAV
have their clothes mended, at a small expencs, by
seanp'resses in the neighborhood who will receive and
deliver them. when wanted. The only vacation IN
the year, will be during the months OF Augu.t and
September The board for this period will be S25 sr
each ,cholar who may remain. -
N B.--1hore are few vacancies yet open for those
who wi Il to fiji them. JAMES NJ GARNETT.
Elm. Wood Es.ex Co., Va, jan IL. SI-tI,E
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Jan. IL.

NHE Subscriber, grateful for past favors respectful
Il ~ informs her friends and patrons in general,
that she intends TO continue her female boarding school
he ensuing year, still retaining the teacher Miss
Elizabeth Carver, who is exper enccd teacher and
young lady who will particularly attend the MORALS
conduct and general department of the young ladies'
committed to her care, and assures the public that no
pains shall be spared on her part make their situations
comfortable and agreeable, having provided every thing
for their special accommodation Miss Carver teaches
the English language, comprising the following branch-
es, viz Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography with the of the Globes, As
tronopy connected with Geography, Bellies Letres and
the French Language.
TERMS-For board and tuition $50 per year, session
oil ten months, payable half yearly in advance Letters
addressed to the Undersigned Thompsons Store, Hano-
yer county, Va. will meet with prompt attention.
MARY w. GOODWIN
Mount DleaSure- Hnnnxer l,iy
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British Duties
Mlnuiactures OF cotton, 10
per cent.
Printed cottons, 6 lac. the
square yard
Manufactures Of wool, Is
per cent.
Wool not manufactured,
costing less IhAn I2d per
10 a duty of IL per H.;
il costing more than 49,
per ID. n duty oi Id per
ID. or about Z Ia per CT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season st my
~ Farm, known AZ Hall Sink, nine miles from lich-
mond, on the road leading to Fredericksburg.
Terms as formerly-$50 for the season, 70 he dis
charged by the payment Vi 35 during the ssason In
surance $50 dollars
The remarkably producing character Of Cohsnna's
colts being so well known in this section OF country
10 not deemed necessary to say more about It.
NJ. Bolts.
Jan. IL. sI-9,wiw
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Mount Pleasure, Hanover CITY Dec. 81. 79-l2t

EDUBLiC OF SALE personal ESTATE
a shall ofIer for SALE the 26th day OF Jan. 1880,
ut New Hope, lately the residence of MIR. John
Faulcon deed, all the chauels Of es;at. Of the ,ad
deceden'; consulting Of Household and Kitchen furni-
ture Of every description, the stock OF horses CATTLE
sheep and hogs, well the crops Of corn
and od r, and farming utensils, belonging both this
plant"ion and Iiat OF Swans Point, ay's Creek and
MIL nerk;a carriage and gig, and many other articles
entirely too numerous 10 be mentioned particularly
The sale will he continued fl day to day until il
can he completed, and edit OF ~ months will be al
lowed on all sums above $40 the purchaser executing
bond with approved security
j. n. FAULCON, Admir-
OF John Faulcon, decd
New Hope near CJbhar', Surry Co., Va.
N. b AZ the same time and place will be offered
Tor rent the plantations above menti ned; and such Of
the negroes as shall not have been previously disposed
Of (and The number is expected to be con.derablel
vii! then he hired TO the highest bidder. in.
IAN s. SI-,2OJ
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Jan IL.

MOriCE.-H,vins administered upon IN. estate Of
" MIR. John F,acon, I request all per.ons ind,bt.
ed to IT, to come forward ard pay their
and others having claims present them for adjust
ment. J. N. FAULCON, Admir-
ofJUhn Faulcon, dec
Jan. 8 Si-,oOi
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How very considerate Mr. Maliary is OF the pockets
OF NE Influential end wealthy, that they may Oh ain
"ur'es lor ui"ir immediate gra i6caion al obeap
rate Ihrgsthe poor man cannot enjoy pay, cofnga
rayely, no duy At al, whilst his blnnkes and neees
sary oIoimng arc most enormously taxed But ntre Of
this IN my next. n
New York, I1,h ism. 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

1 severely felt by the me q
the poor man. Then look
the rich on articles OF lux
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HESTEKFIELD RAIL ROAD COMPANY
" REoUIsITIoN-Noticei L. hereby yive n, that ten
dollars required be paid upon each share Of the
Chesterfield Rail Road stock, the lst day OF Febru
airy next, at the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
BY order Of The Board
NICHOLAS 1IILLS, President
Jan L. S4-2awtlstF
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Bar iron, SO 60 per ton.

Hemp, $29 70 per ton.
Manufactured lead, the
highest duty is only rs
per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

REINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE-In conse-
~ quence Of the death of Mr.. James Heron, the
late agent of the Farmers Fire Insurance and Loan
Company Of .Ne,c- York, the subscriber has been
persons DESTROYS Of ensurng houses, furniture stocks
OF Merchandise, sc. Sc, to call at hi, office in Cary
Street. JOHN r. TRIPIETT
Dec. 10. 7i-2,wam
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NOTICE.

yDHE Subscriber has determined TO reduce
u his Stage fare TO SO 90, from this 10
charloltesvile--Ihis will cause a reduct ion
in The price 10 Washington. The subscriber
has heard rumour. that his line is the most
e,eeosi,- one from this place to the North -
He does not profess 10 know the expenses by
oihe routes, 10 the Northern Cities but he sub
Joins statement Of the expenses on his own,
upon which the pubic may confidently rely.
Fare to Washington City Sl3 90
, Fare thence 10 Baltimore 2 90
Expense from Lynchburg 10 Baltimore 3 so
IN addition TO the obvious economy Of this
route the traveller by il, reaches Baltimore
one BUSINESS day earlier, than by any other
route-except when be leaves this place on
Sunday.
In that event an additional day is consumed
in The trip; the rest day intervening; but the
traveller is compensated for this nconven fence,
by the enjoyment Of more rest, & d full obser,
vance OF an interesting and imposing country.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Lynchburg. Aug. 9
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Hand for Sale.
Lynchbnrg. Aug. 9

/nHE Subscribers wish TO sell the tracts of
- Land On which they reside they are so
united as 10 make most valuable estate 10 a
person disposed TO employ their capital in the
culture nnd production Of Corn, Wheat. HEMP
aud Tobacco. there being a sufiiciency Of clear
ed land 10 work len or twelve hands TO advan
iagc, and large quantity of rich uncieared
land, peculiarly.adapiedto The growth OF Hemn
and Iobacco--a considerable portion of the
cleared land is rich creek bottoms, very pro.
ductIye IN any kind of grain. and with little
expense and attention, might be made so in
Hemp and Tobacco. There is a comfortable
dwelling and other necessary out houses on
each tract, good orchards OF choice fruits aod
n number Of Springs ofas fine water as there is
probably in the world. The two tracts together
contain between eight hundred and a thousand
acres, AMI the motive of the subscribers for
unr,ng for sale both together is the belle tina, in
that way they would he an object well worthy
the attention Of any person disposed 10 agri.
cultural pursuits. The land is on Puppie' s
Creek. one OF the principal branches of Buiia.
rs River IN The county Of Amherst, within ten
or twelve miles al the court house, and ABOUT
twenty of Lynchbnrg aud ii is not disposed
nfprivatcly before, II will he sold al public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, on liberal
credit, The 10Th September next in the mean
time purchasers are invited 10 view the premi.
ses. CHI p. TAIJAEERRO
ADDISON TALIAFERRO.
July 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

T'HE subscriber,st his old stand. two door.
L above DAVID l. Robert Kyies, offers for
sale, wholesale or retail splendid assor,men,
Of fresh and genuine Medicines, Paints. Oils.
Dye.Slufs, Dye.Woods, ground aud IN s,ick.
Wines. Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Turpen,in,
Soaps, Paint, Portrait, and all other kiuds Of
Brushes. Guns. Pistols. Drks, Watches. Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors. Fancy Goods
Tea and Dining China, all The Patent Med,
cinss, all the New Remedies, Preston. and
Godfrey's Smelling salts, Candies. Kisses.
Almonds. Raisins, Family Molasses, &c. Draw.
ing Paper. Cariscatures, New Music, Piano.
Vion, Guitar and Dulciinore Strings, Pocket
Books. Pocket and Dressing Combs, Prints.
red and black Ink Powder. aud Liquid Ink,
GlazirIs, Pa,en, Diamonds. Fancy Boxes, La
dies Work Boxes, with and and without blu,
sic, Music Boxes in Tin Cases, Snuff Bo1es.
Smelling Walls, Thermometers, Mirrors, Wafer
and Velvet Colours. Lamps, Game Bags.
Flasks. Powder Horns. Surgeons and Gun
Elastic instruments, Rochelle, Seidlnz aud
Soda Powders, Tar, Pitch, Rosn, &c &c. All
Of which offered fer sale, for cash, or 10
punctual customers, or in exchange for some
articles If country produce, al Is tow prices az
any other house in Virginia
Howell DAVIES.
Main Street, Lynchburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
NAY MaSUFaCT0NY.

TEyiIE Subscribers inform their customrTs
and the public generally, that they have
on hand an extensive assortment Of HATS of
every description, which Tor elegance and du
rabiiity. te,ng manufactured by FIRST rate work
men under their own inspection, they will
varran, equal To any IN The State, aud which
they are determined 10 sell NJ unusually low pr.
ces. They therefore invite country merchants
aud their customers la general TO call and Ell
ANIME this fine assortment before they pur
chase elsewhere. Al orders will be attended
10 Nnb The sifloiesi punc'uslity, nj the sign OF
The sis Hats, three doors from the Market house
on Bank square
D1NkLE 81 RUMBOUGH.
~ We have inst received fiom fbIladel-
phia n splehdid assortment of Sbeiinerdlne's
black and white Beaver Hats, latest fashion,
superio. 10 any thing Of that kind offered be.
tore in this market. Also a considerable guam
thy Of Musk Ra Skins and trimming for Hats.
Country Hailers are invited 10 call.
N. b. Just received supply Of LAM
son and Claps best BEAVER HATS.
ID. Il.
June 81 3m
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~ OIlCE.--By virtue OF deed OF trust exc
u cuted 10 the subscriber by Aason Iinsley,


NOIlCE.--By sirue OF deed OF trust exc
" cuied 10 the subscriber by Anson Iinsley,
bearing date 18th December, 1929, and duly
recorded IN the Clerks oiiice of Amherst coun-
fy court, I shall on the roth day VI next month,
(srptember,) proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money, al Amherst Court
House, Qha being court day,) tue following
tracts OF land, 10 wi one tract, lying on thu
waters Of Narris's Creek, the late residence Of
said Tnslcy. containing about one hundred
and fifty acres one other ua1t adjoining the
same containing about ibdy three and one
third acres and one Other bact adjoining the
lands OF Duclor Powell, Wili,norr and Others,
lupposed TO contain seventy two acres also,
che following slaves 10 NJ, Rolln. Anna. Ja-
Ty and Bets, or 50 mucn thereof as shall hs
,1licient 10 pay aud satisfy the debts N snid
deed mentioned, aud the cost attending the er-
eeution thereof Acting es Trustee, will on
" convey such title Ms Is vested IN the by the
deed Aforesaid.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee.
Aug 30 ids
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10 Peyoa Hunter aud Rameth has uite-Eor
merLy Rameh Reamg--
rHNAkE NollCE-that we shall proceed
Il to axe the deposition Of Daniel Reamy aud
others, at the resId4nce OF Thomas Starring. in
the county of Henry, and State OF Virginia. on
the fourth Friday in Sep ember ne1t, beiweea
sun rise and sun Sc; OF that day TO be read as
evidence on the taking of an account before
the Con ssiuner, directed by the Superior
Court of Chaucery for the Lynchburg District
in suit therein depending, in which we, as
Surviving partners OF the late firm Of KYLE a.
NJ. S, are Plaintiffs, aud Andrew Pattei son,
yourselves aud others. are Deiendenls.-in
case said esidence,from any cause, be moi take
OF completed 90 The day aforesaid, the taking
will be continued frem day to day at the said
rlace, ill finished Your obedent servants,
DAVID g. WIN KYLE.
Surviving Partners Of Kyle IL Mays.
August 10. 4w
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Nf0flCE.--Being DESTROYS 10 close and set.
~ tie the estate OF ThO,nas 6. Fowler, dec.
IA speedily rs possible. the undersigned takes
this method oil requesting all persons Indebted
TO said estate TO come forward aud settle; Those
having claiais against the estate will present
them Immediately, properly authenticated Tor
adjustment. Mr.. john Fowler or Sampson
Duguid are authorized TO transact the business
10 ny absence. AGNESS b. FOWLER,
admir- OF Tho. q. Fowler, dec.
Aug. 70 I'm.
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Nopartner ship.

Ygs HE estate o George Cabell dec. formerly
n Of the town OF L)nchburg, having bnen
recently committed 10 the Undersigned AS
administrator de bonis non, with the will an.
neIrd, by The Cont OF ilnstings for the COrpo.
ration OF Lynchburg, he adopts this method 10
notify the public that he is DESTROYS 10 close his
administration ms soon as circumstances will
permit and. with this view requests all persons
Indebted o said etale TO make payment to
him without DELAY aud those to whom said
state is Indebted, to exhibit their claims as
peedlly az possible. tina, they may be adjusted.
SAML. TRANSPORT. Sergeant
of thu Corporation Of Lynchburg, and
sdn;r. de bons nou, with the will annexed
OF George CabelI, dee.
Jaly Il
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SPLENDID
CoaCNES, GIGS, sc.

YnuE lsubseribsr respectfully informs The
public that hr has now on hand so'ne
really alendid articles 10 hts Inc Of business
aud, also, thai he has male arrangements
which will enable bin nj all limes. and al the
sbof,e.t notice 10 supply those who my favor
him with Their patronage With Coaches, Gigs,
Barouche,, or any otber deseriftion OF Car
rages, from Newark. N. - which - known
10 be- the r,ryb ed BaHyfdefory Of sneh drttefe'
IN he porld Arrangement have also been
made wf,h manufactures In Philadelphia and
New York. so that aug ordr which may he
given can always be Immediately supplied
The sub.cfiber likewise continues 10 carry
on the Carriage n.ik,ag business. aud Is pre-
rarei to make Carriages Of any description
whi may b. wanted by those who prefer the
hume mnnafacturt He will. also do any h'nh
Of rtpa1rs an the cheapest terms, aud IA the
most punclual manner.
HENRY NJ. DlDLAKE.
Aug 30 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

VINE subscriber has just received a lie"
II dress patterns OF Adrlanopie, the most
beautiful and fashionable Goods for LADIES
dresses, which he has ever offered to The pub.
lie,
An additional supply Of Gauze Handkerchief,
Belt Ribbons. blue, pink and green Luslfine
Ribbons
White Ssitins, 446'4 Bobinet Laces, and
will IN very few days receive a new supply
oil Calicoes, IRISH Linens, Lawns, and very
large stock Domesiics, Spun Cotton, Groceries,
&c. 81. all Of which will be sold AT ancom-
monty low prices for cash only.
HENRY ALLISON.
Jolly %. ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

VTlRGiNlA.-At Rules hei5e, =, - OIL, i-c n
tue superior Court of Chancery for the Ivnchburg
District, the 5ih day Of July, 1880 '"' '''
g, nsHs M Lggat and Patrick Matthews, Ptf.
Settle 6 rn u norsan, surviving partner of john NJ
Gap aye, IN ms own right and as adnini.trator Of
uanu iate deceased Henry NJ Didlnke aud George
The defendants Richard G. uaae, ord r,,,yi, Tale
not having entered their appearance md riyen security
80, W ihe act OF Assembly and the rules of tins
tbsv ara ana appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
lis; ,ba " ,apitants OF this country 1t is ordeea
Of ,ha u ueiehtans do appear here on the first dt
Vi .ne next term and answer the amended bill ofhd
pa,".iS' ana thata copy ofthis order be forthwith
JYnnnh fone newspaper printed in the town o.
1pou' Tor Two months SUCCESSFULLY and poseda
'"o"oht door oith courthouse in the said town
eopy-Teste, J.NILLS, &C.
Wi. 40 WIN
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TuETST SALE.

EHY sIrIur OF a deed of trust, szecnlea 10 Us
- by John Talbot and Nancy his vile. near
lug date Vi. 3Is, day ofJely. 1873, hno u"iy
recorded 40 Campbell Clicks oiice, We o' g.
,ner ofos. will. for purposes therein erpfe'seo'
sell 10 the highest bidJer Al public auction, ."
fhe premises, on The 18th day ii oePiemDef,
1880, tract OF land in laid county, sopposeo
TO Contain Two hundred aud hilJ acres lyhg
on Whipping Creek and adjoining me ianos
The .s,s,e of Willnton Talbot, David q.
I abbot and others. The terms Of sale vii be
= credit Of one and two years. equal inslaimehls'
with boud and good personal security, aud a
deed Of ,rust ON the property. AeriDg as uns-
ices we shall convey such Tile only asis vested
Ia u.. ALONSON WINSTON,
WM. NJ. RIvES,
Aup 10 IDS
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$40 REWARD.

UHAS AWAY from the subscriber, living 10
la HillsboIo', N. c. MULAIIo BOY. a.
bout 30 years old, 8 feet or inches high,
inclined to be knock-kneed walks with his
feet turned out, and bias rather an imperilneni
look. No idea is entertained where he will aim
for, excepf,hai he has been seen IN Milton. and
stated that he was goiog to Col. Cogburn's. in
u.Iifs. county, Virginia He is a Carpenter
by trade. iho JEFF ApDio'
HlIlsboro', N. c. Aug. .. On
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FANCY GOODS.
latest arrivals.
HPORERT KYLE lakes nloasn.

ii HCR N II n 'dkes pleasure
u ~ Offering 70 the public, AT reduced pri.
ces' variety ofnew and beautiful articles nj
w., W. a'est impor;ations-among others are
PACK Gro de Maps and | allan Silks
o'ack Satin and SaUo Levanlnes
super blue. pink, and straw colored Gros de
Maps, tor bonnet trimming
n'ue' PINK, straw. and brown Florences
N s''1lI assortment of elegant Lace Wells and
Capes ano
London Calicoes ofthe latest patterns
mu,'" and Barge Giughams
Lauies and Gentlemens' white Silk CIo.
Cross bard and corded Mu.lins
Ioiored Cambrics, every shade
Ladies white India Cotton Hose
nen'ings ard Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
assul'ment OF ParasoIs ofthe latest STYLE
'e"',emehs white Cotton Hose-s,d n.,e
Hose o'e-dhu half
"A 10" cases superior Fur and Beaver Hat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
NOTICE.

tAPT. WILLIAM SALE: Sir, take no.
~ tie that shall, on Thursday the 10th
day of September, between the rising aud set.
ting of the sun. proceed To take the deposition
of Mr., William Sandidge, at his own house,
10 be read as evidence in a case now depend
ing IN the Amherst ChanCeIy Court. in which
am plaintiff, and yourself and Others. defen-
dan,s, at which time and place you can attend
ifyou think proper 10 do SO.
WESLEY L. DUNCAN.
Auc 10
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Aug. 9.
GooAs, AoWer than Eyer.

ENiE subscriber having a very heavy stock
d of goods on hand, for thr season. is in
duced TO offer them lower than overland
pledges himself 10 sell them at u reduced adj.
rance upon cost for cash only. His assortment
IS very general, having received cousidera
bic additions OF Foreign and Domestic Goods
and Groceries, within few weeks past. His
stock OF blue, black, and fancy colored Cloths
anu Cassimeres are very superior-part of
them received within 10 days, and as fine wool
IS scarce, and onIhe rise, there is no doubt thai
Cloths and all kinds of woolIens will be higher
IN the fall, Than he will sell them now. His
friends and the public are invited 10 call ON
him, where they can al all times buy on as
good terms as at any house in Virginia.
Aug. 9. ,s