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RICHARD EDMUNDS0N.
Halifax Courthouse, July 81. 23-widl

HpEMOVAL.--Jus Bray, Sddler and Harness Ma
2, ker. grateful Tor the liberal encouragement
tofore met with, begs leave respectfully, to inform his
friends and customers that hs has removed his shop to
the house formerly occupied by G.. Vail, six doors be-
low the THEATRE street, where he will continue to
execute all orders in his line with punc,uali;y and des
patch. He has on hand, and will constantly keep,
general assortment Of saddles, bridl saddle bags
riage AMI gig harness, Wagon and cart gear, whips.
spurs stirrup irons, bds bits, etc etc all of which
he will dispose Of heretofore, the most reasonable
torms
July 81. 2l-w4t
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DED)at his residence Mddesex county,
last MI JonN g. ASpgRroS IN tho 18th year Of his o
long member oi tho Baptist Church, and teacher o that Ro
gion which not Of man. but Of God. flo snaiched off,
meridian ~ life, by nscTuablc di1pcnsa,on o Providence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

Ifckets go Quarters $I,25.
Halves 80 so
-" ORDERS from abroad meet the most prompt at
tention from THO b. BIGGER,
~ Who sold and pail at sight yesterday the highest
Capital Prize Of $4,000.
July 81 23-N
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Halves So so
Now York Consolidated l. ,ery, extra Glass, No 49,
to be drawn Thursday. August 5,h Six Capital Prize,
of IS 600 Each
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FHtWENTY-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD-Wil
"a I've given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX to at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County, for securing him in jail
or otherwise, that get him agan.-He of about
the 10th March, aud away large brim wool hat
mixed yarn coat and white yarn panialoons. lie is
supposed to be about 80 years old about feet inches
high, Of a dark compile xion, and stamners a little
THOS. CARTER
Pampatike, X. william, July II. 23-U
MOriCE.--Persons indebted to the firm OF Kyle 6,
~ Cochran, requested to forward AID settle
their accounts.
They DESTROYS Of closing their busness early
as possible, and II il hoped this notice will meet the
mediate attention Of those concerned
July III. 23-0
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VALUABLE TAVERN s. FARM FOR LEASE
v Wal he leased 10 the highest bidder, Monday,
The 23d August next, (being Halifax Court day } the
Tavern and Farm at this place, occupied by me.
The stand, as Tavern, is excellent one, and the
houses and stables large and eommodious There IL
being raised additional apartment for the private
Family.
The farm is 'arge-the land free--and produces lux
urisDGy.-Eght or ten hands may be worked on II TO
advantage From forty to sixty thousand weight OF
Hay alone may be raised on the place.
Possession will be given Christmas with the privi-
Iege OF seeding W heat.
RICHARD EDMUNDSON
Halifax Cnurthouse. July 27 23-wtdl
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y aitimore Tin Wavc Mandatory, iphoiesnle and
81 - retdH-e}nstanHy on hand, Tin Ware, Tin
Plate, &c.
James Cortlan would respectfully infom his friends
and the pubiic that he still continues at No 10 Bal
imore street. Baltimore, where he Is permanently
established, and having enlarged his stock aud
factory he hopes to be enabled to keep the
sive assortment of all kinds 81 TIN WARE. BLOCK
SDC, DIX, DC, and WIRE, from No 6 to I6. con-
stantly ON hand. He hopes to be enabled to fill the
most extensive orders without delay He would pariic-
uarly invite country merchants to examination of
the prices and quality of his tin ware, SIC. all of which,
he is confident, will pleas. He will every ex-r-
ton TO give satisfaction to his customers and all orders
July 27. 24-w2t
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TBNRUSTEES SALE OF HANOVER AND LOU

VHVRUSTEES SALE OF HANOVER AND LOU
Ill ISA LANDS &c-Pursuant TO the provisions OF
sundry deeds OF trust made by Davis s. Chick and wife,
(Which deFds of record in the Clerks office of the
Comfy Court Of Hanover) we shall, on Wednesday the
first Jay OF September next II fair II not the next fair
day thereafter Sundays excepted) proceed to SELL a,
public auction, for cash, at the residence Of the said
Davis s. Chick all the pr'pery conveyed by said
deeds much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy all the claims intended TO be secured by said
Trust Deeds.-Among.t the property conveyed, is a
very valuable Tract of Land lying in the counties Of
Hanover AMI Louisa. containing All acres, well-en-
closed and laid off into three fields, large enough for
seeding $50 bushels of small grain, has plentiful
supply of wood, and watered by three never-aing
streams Oately welI-ditched out, at considerable
pence,) with considerable body of very valuable fiat
lands EACH all fresh, and in good order for culiva
tion.-The buildings tolerabe. with good orchard
This Land lies in very healthy neghborhood, and
within mile and half Of the Western Mills, (com
monty called the Factory Mills0 and about the
distance Of Hopeful Meeting House, and il considered
one Of The best Tracts in the upper end of hanover
Ii is deemed useless 20 say any thing further in
relation to the location or fertility Of these lands it
is expected and desired, that all those wishing pur
chase lands in this part of the country, will call and
examine for then selves.
EDMUND c. GOODWIN,
+. PAUL T. boswell,
TRUSTEES.
N. B The Terms Of sale will be casb but we
assured, that credit he had by the purchaser for
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.Messrs. William Burton, William Winston, Lsham

.Hessrs. William Bluton, William WINSTON, Ishdm
Allen and Mrs. .ann .NerTeH.
FUNAKE NOTICE that on Monday the 9th and Tues
n day the 18th Of September next, between the hours
of A. NJ. and p. Nj. of each day, at the Clerks Of
Iishall take the dispositions of Thos d. Carneal and
others; and Saturday the 3D. and Monday the 4th of
October next, between the hours Of A. NJ. aud p.
NJ of each day. at the Clerks Office of Franklin Coun-
ty, Kentucky, located in Frankfort shall take the de-
positions of Robert Trpe and others and on Wednes
day the 6th and Thursday the 7h October next, be-
tween the hours of A. M and p M. of each day, at
the Clerks Office of Fayete County, Kentucky. located
in Lexington, shall take the dispositions of Robert
Wickiffe and others; and on Monday the Ilth, and
Tuesday the 18th October next, between the hours of
IA M and p. NJ of each day. at the Clerks Office
of Mason County, Kentucky, located in Washington,
shall take the oepositons of Thomas Kercheva, Jr.
and others; all which said dispositions, when taken.
10 be read evidence in suit pending in the Su-
peror Courtof Law for the county of Henrico, State OF
Virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you defendants
VIM. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE. q
Henrico County. Iux 2z. -2i-utIs Qct
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EDMUND C. GOODWIN,
PAUL T. BOSWELL,

N. b The Terms Of sale will be cash; but
assured, that credit he had by the purchaser
part Of The purchase money.
July 81 23-'ds
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IltokEE, ROBINSON & Co. are opening a
HI large aud general assortment oil staple n
Fancy Goods, selected out Of the Spring arr
walls at New York, and are remarkable Tor Their
variety OF STYLE and cheapness.
Hair corded aud checked CambTlchs very low
, mud 4 London Cambrcks, soft dressed
beautiful hg'd SWISS Mushns
Swiss aud Manchester GinRhams, new style
Etolfe lndieunc, eoifcly new nrhclc
"a xes Milanese Ribbons, dc
Snperfne Linen Camblioks
81 AID 7 kenllnBs, approved Dlench
Scarborough Gauxe lldks. beautiful
Bon Ribbons, new patterns
SILK aud Cotton iloziery, at halfprcC
Fancy Soaps. odour delicious
Cologne and Florida Water, in cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde laces, sup quality
Bobhineu do 3, !, aud IA
Beautiful Straw aud travelling BASKETS
Black Bombazne. 81 aud q !, vstv cheap
HIack Lusirings, for gentcmen's wear
Sup RoWen Cashmere
Black Prnnclla, very superior
The above Goods are Fresh all purchased
fnr cash, aud Will be sold on such Terms a, " III
please The planter, aud be an offset ngain5llhe
low prices OF Tobacco.
March %
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N1oTICE. by virtue ofiwo deeds oftrusif
v executed 10 the subscriber by Marina
Lsyne, Sen. fof ceriain purposes therein eA-
pressed, one bearing date the l2lh day OF July
1875, aud the other bearing date the 25lh day
OF May, 1890. aud duly of record ia The
county court of Campbell, viii be exposed 10
sale AT public auction, for ready money, on
kfday the 2sd day Of July next. on the pfeni-
ses "hefeon The said Martha Layne, Sea. now
resides, eerinin parcel OF t.nci OF land, lying
on he waters Of seneca Ctffk . mles south oil
ihe Courthouse. aud Attaining the laads oil
Henry Brown. William j.. Swlnnsy and others.
and containing l37 acres, more or less Also,
sll Tire household and kitchen furniture. plan.
taiion utensils, md stock ofescry description.
or so much thereof a. wlll be sufficient to Sat
isfy the purposes of snid deeds. Acting as irus-
lee the subscriber will only convey such title as
is vested ia him by said deeds and none other.
WILLIAM ORGAN, Trustee.
June 81 tbs
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II xE sT 4 ]

~ ofICE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
~ oftenoving to the west. now Offers for
sale the valuable tract Of Land on which he
now lrsA-s. IN the county Of Franklin, lying
on the main public road leading from Lynch
burg TO Franklin court honse. about mdeS
above q GERS ford, on stanton River, con
tairing 5O3 acras. On said 'ract there Is plan
ration sufficient 10 work OF \ hands 10 advau-
;agc---a comfortable dwelling house with other
necessary ont houses-a Manufacturing Mil
on bold am constant stream, working . pair
OF stones, with a saw Mil and Cotton Gin
annexed thereto. Also, large aud cove
nenl Store House, IN good order Tor the
reception I tSoots.
THIS trac, ofLand and its situation holds out
many adsant geS tiles in healthy country,
IN an excellent farming neighhorhuod, nnd
convenient to The Roanoke Navigation, which
rs rapidly improving, and viii no Doubt in a
few years be made rs safe aud convenient frr
,he transportation OF produce rs any hiver IN
Virgihia. II an excellent -taud for COIN.
nv Store, uheie q considerable stock Of goods
might lac annually vended 10 advantage The
subscriber deems it unnecessary to glYe fur
ther description Of said Laod, ptcsumine any
person wishing To pun chase VIII view for
themselyes-snhre It 10 say, that will sell
On moderate and liberal terms. \ mali part
Of the purchase money will he required "a
hand. at the time of giving possession anu She
balance in !, ;, 3 aud / years.
BERNARD Il HENDWfk.
June 10 WsR
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,NsOTlCE.-fhe Subscriber having deter
ii rnmrd TO discontinue business IN this
place, earnestly requests those indebted TO MN
DIV bond or uIherwise.) 20 make immaculate
payment TO Mr. William Digges, WHO is alone
authorised 10 settle The same and those nav
ng claims. vii present them for adjustment.
All those indebted 10 the couoern oil o. NJ
Allen d Co are requested 10 make immediate
payment, as longer Indulgence cannot be CIV.
en- d. W. llEWSON
May ;
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New arrivals, sc

Carpenters Saratoga Powders
do Comp. Iuid Ext. Sarsapariila
do Comp. Syrup of Liyerworl:s
Tart. Emetic French Cryst.)
Ext. Rhatania
Salph. Quinine, French
Ext ValeriHn
Ciuaied Kali. (for Saline draugat)
Eat Qninine
Black 0sydc Of Mercury, II e.. eqna' o,3 gr.
Buepille
Concentrated NItric Acd-do, Mufiatie. Acid
do sglph. Acid
Pure Quicksilver
Oil of BLACK Pepper
Carpenters Superior Red Bark
Sup. assortment Of SnuI Boxes
do do Cologne Wnier
do do Antique OIL
Stomach Tubes
Coral Tooth Powder
Almond Soap
Atrwge's 1inci. for Indigestion
DR.. Robertsons celebrated Nervous Cordial
do do Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth Ache Drops
DR. Ihonpson's celebrated EyciWater
Tonih Brushes-Hair do
For sale by WM !. UOLCOMBE.
May "a
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FANCY GOODS.
A,ate ST ARRIVALS.

EbOBE.r KYLE takes pleasure
q, ia offering 10 the public, nj reduced pr
ocs. vnticiJof new aud behulii" articles oil
the latest imPof iations-among sherS are
Back Gro DE Maps aud Italian silks
Black Satin and Satin Ltvaniines
super blue, pink, and straw eelorcd Gfos dc
Maps, Tor bonnct trimming
Blue, pink straw, and brown Flarrnces
A small assortment ut elegant Lace Wells and
Capes
London Calicoes ofthe latest palierns
Muslin aud Batege Gnghans
Ladies AID Genilrmrns White SILK Gloves
Cross barr'd aud corded Au.lins
CoIored Camhrics, every shade
Ladies Whit India Cotton Hose
kenlIngs npd Linen Cambria ildkfs.
An assortment 81 PPrasols Of the latest style
Gentlcmcns white Cotton llosc--and hall
Hose
few cases superior Fur aud Beaver Hats
May
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Trust sale OK Aana.
June "a

m virtue Of deed of trust ,xecuted 10 the
lnl subscriber nv John seny aud Frances his
wife. for certain purposes IN said deed mention
ee, will, on Saturday the tenth dav of The next
month fJnly,) IN the town OF Monroe md
county of Pinsyivan.a. expose TO sale b, public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash. the
Tract Of Land convey ed in frusl TO mo by the
deed aforesaid. tying near The town Of Monroe,
an Stanton river in the county Of Plnsykana.
aud containing by estimation one hundred add
fy eight acres, more or less. A PINT OF tho
tract Is said 10 re good tobacco laud. aud the
residue good grain land Acting a. trustee, |
will only convey 10 tia purchaser such title as
~ vested IN me nv the deed Of trust.
JAMES IlENDRlCk, Trustee.
June % nids
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v IhGlNlA.-Ata Superior Cour, Of Cha"
" Gerry, holden nj the town of Lynchburg
on the 25lh day of M-y 1880.
David 5. Garland, Wm. Walton aud James
Penn, late mer chants aud partners trading IN
der the firm of Garland, Walton u Penn, aud
Boyd Miller, Pits.
against
James X. Lively, Lindsey Coleman, James
Powell aud Matthew Lively and Philip Lively,
eX'ors, Of James Lively, deed. Jane Lively,
/ widow and reict of James Lively, decd. Rich
ard Harrison and Samuel Bransford. SERGEANT
ofthe Corporation OF LynchburS, and admr of
Nicholas Harrison, decd. Dehs.
This cause came on this day to be heard on
the bill. answers of the defendants James K,
Lively. James Powell and Jane Lively. exhibits,
the decre,al order of the ninth day of Septem-
Der, 1926, which appears to h~se been duly
served on the defendants Lindsey Coleman
and Richard HARRISON, the order of pubica,i ION
against the defendants Matthew Lively snd
Philip Lively, which appears to have been daily
published, and he subpoena awarded therein,
on the first day of June, 1929, which appears
10 have been duly served on the defendant
Samuel BransioId, and was argued by counsel
on consideration whereof, the court doth order
that one oil the commissioners of the court do
take an account OF the administration of IAe
estate oil James Lively, deed. aud make report
thereof to the court, with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself OF requG-
ed by the parties to he SO stated
A Copy--lesie, }. WILLS, &C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 18th June, 1880.
The parties in This cause, will take not ice
that have appointed Saturday the thirty first
day of July next, to commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order of courl, on
~hicn day at the hUar OF nine o'clock in the
morning they are required 10 attend at my
Office in this Gown with their accounts, vouch-
ers and copies Of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
June2I wiw
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Vf IRGlNIA-ADa saqeno, Coun Of Chan

[H lRGlNIA-At a Superior Coun Of Chan.
" Gerry bodea At The town of:Lynehburg on
III" 2pih MAY 1880
So hia Crswiord, Thomas Crew. and Sally
his wife, Edmund Pern. William Loug I'D f.
iizabeih his wife. William y Nr,n, aamr. of
Nancy NrCrediS deed. thomas Haskins and
Matilda NRsh, in her own rigni, and p eAeCu-
trlx OF Abnsf Mash, deceased. PlG.
against
Charles Mupday, admr. # IRmps P.nn. iced
Sophia raHiord and Elijah Fletcher adm.
and admir-. Of Ni'hm :. Crawford. .ierd So
Thia Burrns, Samnsl Andersen ard Jane,
Rueker, s1ecurrix aud executors of Joseuh
Burrus, deed Martha Penn and George Penn.
s'mr1. aud sdmr. Of illlam Penn. deed. Clai.
borne W. Gooch, sdmf. with the will anDeied
OF fhilip Goocb, decd. John W. Holden and
Calharlne his wife, and Samuel White, Defs.
1his cause came on THIS day TO be heard ON
the papers formerly read aud the report Of com
MISSIONER Benagh, made in pursuance ofthe
order ufthe 18th day of Nav, 1927, " itbe x-
cepions thereunto by the defendants. and VA.
argued by counsel on consideration whereof
the court not petcriving The errors insisted IN
on by the defendants, couuse doth recommi,
the said report, with the exceptions ,Lertun,o
10 The commissioner who made il, for him In
oIamine the same and report thrreupon as here
totore directed discriminating between any sale
The executor may have made Of the real and
personal estate A Copy-rcsie,
JWILLS &C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, 18th June 1880 (
The prrties IN this cause will take notice
that have appointed Thursday the ihirtieth
day OF September next, TO commencc The ac-
counts directed by the foregoing order of courI,
ON which day at The hour OF nine O'Clock ia the
morning they are required 20 attend at nv
office in this town with their accounts, youch-
ers, and copies Of court papers. nr,nafed far
examination and settlement.
JANIS BENACH, c.
June %
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NAY .Ma%UEaCrORY.

FHNHE Subscribers INFORM their customers
IA and the public generally, that they have
on hand AN extensive assortment of HATS o.
every description, which ion elegance and du
rsbility. being manufactured 10y first rate work
men unier their own inspection, they will
warrant equal 10 any in the State, and which
they are determined to sell at,unusvaly low pr-
ces They therefore invite country merchants
and their customers in general 10 call and eS-
anime this 6ne assortment before they pur.
chase elsewhere All orders viii be attended
TO " it'll the slrictest punctualiy. at the sign of
the six HAS, three doors from the Market house
on Bank square.
DiNKLE & RUMBOUGI.
u We have lasi received from Philadel-
phia. a splendid assortment OF Shelmerdne's
black aud white Beaver Hats, latest fashion,
superior 10 any thing OF that kind offered be.
fore in This market. Also, a considerable guam
thy of Musk Raj skins and trimming ic1 Hats.
Country Hauers are invited 10 cali.
ID. & r.
June 81 3m
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SNsoTICE.-An persons having claims a.
III eainst the estate of Henry Turner, dec.
will please make them known immediately
thai arrangements may be made II pay them ,
and all those indebted TO said estate ore rcgnes-
ted 10 make immed iaie payment, as 40 further
Indulgence viii be gyen.
LAWooi, TURNER, ESecu-
GEO l.. TURNER, ! tors.
June % ~
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SvTIRGiNIA.--At a Superior Court oil Cham
" cery, holden a the town ct Ltnehou'g
,he 2Is of Nay ls3n.
Richard siIiiiner aud Martha bis vic, ii'is'
against
Jesse Richeson as admf. de bonis non oil John
Rioheson. decd. the same JetSe htehfson MS
admr. of Mary Ricbeson, deed. the same Jesse
Rrheson in his own rieht. Armisiead Fucker
aid Thvahpth his vile, JOIN Rcheson aud
r,... p;.ha,o, Defis.
This cause came on this dsy 10 be heard on
the hill answer Of the defendant jose hehe-
son. and srhiIis, The SUBJ Gnns awarded mere
in on the hnh day uf May, aud he second day
Of June. in the year 1873, winch appear 10 have
been dur executed on the defendants ARMS
toad Fucker aud Elizabeth rs vile. aud John
Riehpson and the order Of pubicapoo against
The defendant Thomas Riehrson. "pleh APP
pears to have been duly Published, aud was
prcued by counsel on Consideration whereof,
the court doth order. thai the defendant jesse
Ricneson, render an account of his adulf'isira'
lion of the estates OF John Richeson aud Mary
Richrslp deed. before one OF the commission
crs'of tie court who is directed % EXAMINE, state
and settle the same, aud make report thereof
10 the court, with any matters speciaIis stated
thought pertinent by himself, OF required by
the parties 10 he 50 stated
A Copy-Ieslc, J. WILLS 1. c.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynchburg. l7,b June, 1880. !
The parties 10 this cause will take notice.
that have appointed Wednesday the first day
OF September next. to commence the aooonnlS
directed by the foregoing order Of court. on
which day. at the hsui ofnine O'Clock IN the
morning. they are required TO attend al my
Office IN This town with their accounts, voneh-
crs. and copies Of court papers, prepared ior
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH. {.
Junc % MIw
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FEEHE proprietor of the LINE OF
"A STAGES recently running from

n STAGES recently running from
Lynchburg 10 Alexandria twice a week, in
forms the citizens of iynchbnrg aud its vicini
~, that this Toe COW runs three times a week,
and Is extended 20 the city of Washington.
There has recently been put upon The road
between Arlington and Baltimore, a new line
Of Stages unequalled in this couniry in splen
dont aud magnlIicence, and travelling also with
great rapidly. With a view 10 the public
accommodation, and with view 10 save pas
sengers the inconvenience OF hunting lnr, and
procuring seats Tor Baltimore, when arrived in
Washington, the Proprietor has formed con
neNion with this new line, "--ihns copstnl
ting connected Line from Baltimore to
Lyncbhurg
The Stage leaves Lynchburg on Sunday.
Wednesday aod friday morning The time
taken on the road 20 the North, is one day to
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days, aud until o'clock A. NJ ON
The third-same day reach Baltimore by ID
alter o'clock, 7. NJ. aud on the next day in
New York. So that IN four DAYS the passen-
ger NAV take tea in New York The Stag
IRON Baltimore for Lyuchburg, leaves Bali
more about o. A M. on Monday, Thursday \
Saturday reaches Baruard's Mansion Hotel
IN Washington City, by 10, A. NJ. drops into
my line ut u O'Clock same dawn one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, and on the
second, iynchburg. Thus running frop, Balti.
more TO Charlottesville in two, aud 10 Lynch
burg IN three days.
FAnE.-Fron Lynohburg to Baltimore ST.
April 3 IS
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SODA AFTER.

.fNHE subscriber has in operation his Soda
- Fonn, aud invites his friends and custo-
mers, as well the public generally. who ua y
wish 10 avail themselves Of the benefit Of this
healthy aud agreeable sn.nmer drink, 10 call
on him. WIN. j. HOLCOMBE.
NaS 81
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TslOE SAIL OK HIRE. TWO very likely Ne
gra-s one about . or - wears OF age,
WHO = an excflleut house servant and cook
the othtra boy about 10 or Is wars Of age.
Apply % ). * NJ II. GARLAND.
June u -
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MTETTNEIK.

MIS- Gill has on hand an assortment Of
Leghorns and other Millinery, received direct
" from the Nurth, which she is prepared TO
dispose of al very low prices. She rs also,
prepared II execute any order in her ltne With
elegance and dispatch. The duizens OF Lynch
hurg and its vicinity are respectfully Invited to
call and examine her assortment.
June 3 Is