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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.

"Who can separate hearts that have united,
or divide waters that have met, and mingled
into ono ,"
Glove never dies where it does not exist,
there it never has existed
Think not. beloved time can break a.
The SPILL around us cast;
Or absence from my bosom take
The memory of the past:
My love is not that slvory mist,
From summer blooms by sunbcums kissed
Too fugitive 10 last
A iadoless flower, il siili retains
TIE brightness Of its early stains.
Nor burns il liko the raging FIRE,
In tain'eI breast which glows,
Al wild and thorny as the briar,
Without its opening rose;
a centler, holier, love il mine,
Interchangeable and lirm, while thine
Is pure as mountain snows;
Nor yet has passion dared 10 breathe
A spell DER loves immortal wreath
And NOW when grief hath diinm'd thine eye
And sickness made thee pale:
Think st thou could the mnurner fly,
And leave lhoc to Che gale
Oh no o.-may all those dreams depart.
Hope sheds upon yonihful heart,
I( now my bosom, fail;
Or leave thee, when the storm comos on,
To bear lis turbulence alune.
The ivy round some lofty pile
Us ,wining tendril filings;
Though fled from thence be pleasures smile
II yet the fondcr clings
As lonclior still becomes the place,
The warmer is it, fond embrace,
More firm ils verdlnt rings;
A. ifit lovh it's shade 10 rear,
Ger one devoted TO despair
Thus shall my bosom cling TO thine,
Unchanged by gliding years
Through Fortunes r;se, or her decline,
Ia sunshine or in tears.
And though between us oceans roll,
A nd rocks divide us still my soul
Canfeel no jealous fears,
Con6ding in n honrt like hine,
Loves uncontaminated shrine
To nc, though bathcd in sorrows dew,
The doarcr far art thou
! lov'd thee when thy woes were few,
And can | alter nowl
That face, in joys bright hour, was fair,
More beautiful since griefis there,
Though somewhat pale thy brow;
And be il mine TO suohe the pain
Thus pressing on thy heart aud brain.
Yes, love my bronst, al sorrows call
Shall tremble like thine pwnj
II from those eyes the tear drops fall,
Thoy shall not fall alone.
Our souls, like heavens aerial bow,
Blend every light wiihiuthoir glow,
OfjOy or sorrow known;
hnd grief, divided with thy heart,
Were swoe,er far than Joy apart.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
State of Rhode-Island. &c.

WAsHiNGToN, Sc Clfri's Office. Supreme
Jndicinl Court. October 27th, .aD. 1880.
Nv HEREAS Lydin Crandal. of Hop
w kinton, wife of Nathan r.. Ceandal,
late Of said fIopkinton, laborer, (but now
residing in parts to the said Lydiauuknown
without the limits Of this Stale Jhaving pre-
ferrcd her petition to said Court at the DC
tober term thereof, 1890, praying that the
banns Of marriage between her and the
said Nathan may be dissolved Notice is
therefore hereby given TO the said N a,han
4. Crandall to appear, if he sec ft. before
said Court, TO he held at South Kingstown.
within and for the county of Washington,
on the last Monday of December next, and
show cause If any he has, whv the prayer of
said petition ough, not bo granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

The subscriber within two years rsst
has hccn three times severely attacked
with the Gravel. hnt never until the lac,
has he msde use OF tho Liihontrp,ic. lie
commenced with the usnal dose, repeated
every eight hours; af,cr the expiration Of
'hf third he roidcd large q''an,i,y Of bload
md gravel, which afforded immediatc .rn.
lief 7nd has not been troubled with the
complain, since.
JOHN ROBINSON.
BELLOWS ralls. W. Oct. 2e. 1s26.
The abpvc mcdirinc i- cold at the sign
OF the GOOD SAMARITAN. three denis
south of Market Square, and OF S. w. YIN.
SONS cofaer cf Stevens whorS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

both ofwhich arc 10 be takrn together. ac
co-ding 10 raiuabie plain md pracfie1i di-
rrdiops accompanying The Specific. Price
~ cis. each.
a. None arc genuine unlrss sirncd on
the outside printed wrapper, by The SOL
proprietor. Il. EIDDEn. inmediaie sue
csssor IN M late Dr. w. T. CoSwsY. For
safe a, lis Counting Room. over No. %
Court street. near Concert Hall. Boston.
enl elsn hv his srccai appointment, br
Or. A.P. MOORE. at thesign Of,he good
Samaritan, Thamsss;Tcct.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
DIR. RELIES
0FBOTANICAL DROPS!

rs one OF tho most eificacious compounds
Ethc .Niieria .l'sdica, for the cure of that
class of invetcratc Diseases, produced by
an impure state Of the blood and vitiatcd
habit ofbody, and usually exhibiting them
selves in the forms OF ScyQftsLo, Salt Rheum.
Leprosy, ST. .qnihony's Fire. Etr,r Sores,
(even " hen the bones are Affected Whiie
Seedlings, If applied with DR.. Jebb's Lin-
ment,J Foul and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore
Legs and Eyes. Scaidhedd in children,
Scurry and Scorbutic Gout, Pimpled or
Carbuncied Faces, fostering ErtpiionS, and
Tenereai Idinis, throughout The body in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. They arc also the best
Spring aud .1uiunadi Phisicto purify and
cleanse the system from humours which
frequently appear at these seasons Of the
year. They also aid the process Of digcs.
ton, md, by purifying the blood, prevent
the secretion Of malignant humonrs on the
lungs. The Proprietor confidently relics
upon tho vast number Of surprising cures
effected by these Drops, bot o,rsy ia Eos.
ton and its vicinity, but throughout tho
Union,for the best proof ofthcir excellence
as an unfaillng alternative Medicine, in all
the cases above specified Thus article
has recently been pronounced by physc.
ian of the first responsibility. who had wit
messed its surprising efficacy, as entitled.
in his opinion, TO take the lead Of allsthe
pnruar articles known for the above CON,
plants, and indeed IT is fast gaining This
point in public estimation, throughou, the
country.
Price sla Boiiie, or Sir Bottles for s.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
10 FEV,.

A n ElcFanr CHAGloTEE, with p'-
9 u tod Harness. &c.--ilr bandsnmcsi
over cfirci in Newport -- ALSO rTD
LET. hn excellent horse. suitable fcr
y Carriage OF Saddle. - Arilv -.
s WA 5. NOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30

MYSTERIOUS CIRCuMsTANcE.-Con-
siderable excitement i,aS been created Z
in the city BY the iolloring act of dar-
ing w.liany. the motives Cor which ar,
still cnvelopcd in mystery. Ahou,
half past o'clock on Thufsiay ni ,l.i,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
DYSPEPSIA.

or INDIG ESTION.
nF long standing. and of the most OBJ
NPs,ino,c character, has hecn immediate.
ly rclsycd, and often permanently cured.
in variety ofcases that have occurrcd in
Boston and vicinity, by using for shor,
tlmC.
DR.. RELFES SVEGETADLESPE EClFIC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-30
EACE wGDEsTg,

AT ABOUT THE OLD PRICES.
FEyHE subscriber has taken an office at
H. the corner Of Spring and Church sts.
where he will furnish such persons with
employment az may wish TO work LACE.
His prices will be liberal
Oct. %. S. II. CAHOONE, Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

hNcollCE.-On friday the 3oih Gay of \
Al phi, 1880, will be sold 10 the highest bid
dcr,on credit until the first day OF June, 1881
al the late residence of Jack d. Harvle, decd.
IN the county of Charlotte, that valuable tract
OF land "n Cub Creek, of which the said iIarvie
died, seized. containing about $40 acres, III
acres OF which will be sold subject 10 the wi
dow 5 dover. On this tract Is valuable fIat,
considered inferior tn none on that creek, aud
considerable quantity OF FIRST tate highland,
'ohaecp land. Any person wishing to view
the land previous 10 the day of sale. will apply
10 Mr. Harvey Pauleu, wh no lives adjoining. The
sale will be made by virtue of a decree of The
county court Of Charlotte in the suit Thomson $
adm rs. and others against tiarvIe's adm r.. aud
Others. The purchaser will be required To ex
ecuie bond with approved security.
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
April II ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
NOTICE.

MFR SAML. AklIN--5ir Please take
NJ notce, that on the third day of May
next, at thu store house oil Greeuyille Penn, IN
the county OF Patrick We shall proceed 10
take the depnsltious of Charles Philpou anf
others, AID II the same cannot be completed
on the thrl lay, we shall proceed also on I'll,
9th between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
morning aud five IN the afternoon OF The samf
days
An at Patrick court house, on the 9th and
Gu lays o. HE same month We shall. betwp II
the same IA ms. proceed 10 take the deposition,
OF IRAN Staples and othrrs-whieh deposi-
ito ar 10 b. read evidence m IA sui tie
pendinr and undetermined IA tue Superior
Court Of Chaucery, for the Lynchburg District
Wherein you are plaintiff, aud we are deieud
ant, at winch time aud p ace you can attend
IL you think proper
GREENVILLE PENN,
JANE PENN.
CLARK PENN
March 90. W1w
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NEW 1DOD55o
- Cheaper ,han ever !
.IsDgsN j. pURV1S

MRS now opening, at ms Cash Store,
near tue Banks, the largest and
HI cheapest Stock OF GOODS he has
ov,r before offered tho public. These
GOODS were bought by himself, IN the
Northern Clues within the last month.
aud selected with great care. Tho toll
lowing are a few ot the articles
French Bombazne, black Broch"lle, Hastings,
D,il,ng. aud many other handsome Goods
for Gentlenens summer apparel
Marseilles, Moleskin. silk aud other Nesiings
Bandanna and other pocket Hdhls. somo as
Inv as a. = cents
Palmarine, Barge, Silk and Gauze Hdkts, and
Scars
ltalian Lusirings. seuschews, &c.
Cahcos, a large assortment, from II II cents
as
Gnghams, 4 4 wide, nj o. cts per yard
Swiss. Book Jatkonet aud other Musllns and
Gambrics
Gross barred Muslin unusually low
IRISH Linen Renting. bread tamb,lc
Domestic Tow Linen
Imported do at sd per yard
Domestic Goods. large stock Of brown, plaid
and hleRehed
Cotton Yarn OF superior quality, all sizes
Hardware aud Cutlery
Shoes, Hats Crockery Ware and hrna
Groceries. &c. Nc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

Rules holden in the Clerks oi ns
" the Superior 'lurt of Chancery for the Lyncu1"
District the LIST day of February, 1880, Kaho9,lh
Garden Ptf against Mary Strange, the elder, 'b
smith, & Agness his wife, James hoOrrnan ana 'n n
Moorman, Nathanial Norman Mary Moorndh' ~ NJ
tina Moorman, children of William Norman No
Mo0rman, Martha Norman Jane Norman L In,
beth Moorman and Charles Norman, children oi 'r
Moorman, Charles Moorman, Elizabeth hioolna'
Agnss Norman, Dolly Norman, Susan Mo" r1o
and Abram Norman, children OF Abram nO' mnor.
Richard White and Polly his wife, late Polly I'M
man, Nancy Clark late Nancy Moorman, be'JS'l.
Iladen and Martha ms wife. Elizabeth SiIaneci, 50
Baber and John Alexander, admir-. OF Achcln''
Norman, dec. Dcits. -, c,t5
The defendants Mary Strange, the elder, konf,' NJ
and Agniss his wife, James Norman and Jnhlln W.
man, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Moormah' M" moor.
Aoorman children of William Moorman, Mary ~.
man. Martha Norman, Jane Moorman, Elizaoe'h mvg
man, and Chan ,cs Moorman, children of john Moo ,1
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Norman, Agnes IL. III
man, Dolly Moorman, Susan Moorman, and h ptL
Norman children of Abram Moorman, na1g-
ard White and Polly his wife and Sa'y p,g
not having entered their appearance and gwen III
according to the act of Assembly and the rules "
court, and it appearing by satisfactory eVido"I
they not inhabitants of this country II Is o' J,y
Mat the said defendants do appear here on the I'm.
Ofthe next term and answer the several bills OF uo m
and that copy of this order be forthwith lieelL
tome newspaper printed in the townof Ly'o"tT op.
for two months succesive!y, and posted at tn' -
door of the courthouse in the said town. r. r
ACopy-Teste, a. WILL f'sm57
March ]. N-m-~
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VARIETIES.

YnHi5 ds, receiving great variety OF an
c. aud other Goods, viz:
Dolls moving and fixed eyes
Magnetic Fish
Powder Horns and Flasks, beautiful article
Pen and Pocket knives, splendid sssoriue"
Wax Tapers, IL IL. and year
Emory and Cotton Velvet Cushions
Fire Screens, Hooks and Eyes, plated anu
black
Porcelain Mig Lamps. splendid
Watch Papefs-siIk for making Purses, &c.
Letter stamps-Sportsmen Cups
Pipes, assorted kinds
Scissors beauilul assortment
Barlow Knives, rial
India Ink, assorted SIZE boxes
Ladies bread Cases aud Memorandum Boos
Masonic Ribbon blue aud red. splendid ART
Gle
Artificial Iies
Mass or Paper Faces
Sea Grass Fishing lines-Fishng Tackle II
boxes
Fish Hooks, assorted
Painter, Palates
Bolus Knives, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

ANafESSRS John Hardwick and Thos. Cole
III nan, who was admr. oil John Coleman
aud Elizabeth Coleman, dec.-6sntiemen :
Please To take notice. thai on the first, second,
and bird days oi June next, at the Tavern
House Of James s. Pendleion, IN the town OF
New Glasgow, IN the county OF Amherst and
State of Virgin n, hall proceed TO take the
deposition OF Hezekiah s. Fnlcher and others,
to be used as evidence IN suit in Chancery,
depending Ia the county court Of Amherst 10
wiich am complainant and you are defis.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
Apru 1 Sw
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LAND FOR SALE.

m virtue OF the authority given to the un
d dersigned by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crews, beating date the Goth oil sept
1925. and duly recorded in the county court OF
Amherst by which deed The trustees are EN-
powered TO exercise discretion IN selling the
property thereby conveyed, either publicly or
privately, as they mig ht deem Al most sdVlsa
bic and expeden,. The undersigned, the irus
tees. olIsr 10 contract, at private sale, Tor Inc
whole or any part OF the tract OF land ~ SAID
deed mentioned, on credit of ] and . years,
and they are willing TO divide the land so MS
10 aecomlnoda those disposed 10 purchase -
This land lies in the county of Amherst. Oh the
main Lynchhurg road u mics from Lynchbufg
and , from Amherst courtho II Is fertile
in its quality, lies we'll, is we'll adapted to the
produce OF tobacco, corn, wheat &c. and rs, IN
every respect most valuable plantation II
contains between and 900 acres, and Is im-
proved With Brick Dwelling House, built IN
the most substantial and ornamental style. aud
cost al least SlO,OO0-logether with all neces-
sary out houses. consisting oil Carringe house
Barn, Kitchen, &C and is under GOOD FENCING
The trustees, consulting the interest OF those
interested. are disposed 10 make every effort to
get a reasonable price for the property--and
the Lecessiiy of a sale makes il the interest oil
every one DESTROYS of owning "A valuable estate,
to examine for themselves, aud TO avail them
selves of opportunities seldom odered.-Ihe
land will be shewn by Mr.; Crews, who lives
in Lynchburg. and by either OF the Trustees al
any time, ION application, aud every facility
and inducemen, will be offered to purchasers as
10 the payments, which NAV be within the pow
er oil the trustees.
F.. GARDNER, Lynchbnrg.
A. B. DAVIES, Amherst
IAN /.
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NoTlCE.-By virtue ola decree OF the
" County Court of Amherst, the undersign-
ed will sell TO the highest bidder, at Amherst
Court House, on Monday the Goth day of the
present mouth, on a credit of twelve months,
about six or seven slaves, belonging to the es.
estate of George NJ. Tnsley, dec. consisting Of
women, boys and girls. Bonds with approved
security will be required OF The purchasers.
ROBERT TINsLEY, Adm'r
April 5. IDS
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Commission Business.

IMFckEE, ROBINSON 81 Co. are opening a
NJ large and general assortment OF Staple 4
Fancy Goods, selected out OF the Spring arri
walls al New York, aud are remarkable ior their
variety OF style and chsapness.
Hair corded aud checked Camb ricks, very low
5 aud q 1 London Camb,icks, soft dressed
Beautiful fg'd Swiss Musins
Swiss and Manchester Ginghams. new style
Etofie Indienne, entirely new article
. boxes Milanese Ribbons, do
Superfne Linen CambIicks
81 and 7 keniiags, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdkis beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
Silk and Cotton i]ozerv, al halfpricc
Fancy Soaps, odonr delicious
Cologne and Florida Water, in cut bottles
Thread and Blonde Laces, sup quality
Bobbnet do 3, 4 aud Cd
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazine. 81 and Ga. ve,y cheap
Black Lusirings, for gentlemens wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prnnela, very superior
The above Goods are Fresh-all purchased
for cash. and will be sold on such terms as will
please the planter, aud be an Offset againstthe
low prices of Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
vEHE proprietor of the LINE OF


Il STAGES recently running from
forms the citizens of Lynchburg and lis yieini-
iy, that this lne now runs three times week,
and IS extended TO the city of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington AMI Baltimore, new line
Of Stages unequnlled IN this country ia SPLEEN
duur and magnilicrnrr, aud travelling also with
great rapidly. With a view 10 the public
accomm odaton. and siih a view 10 saYe pas
sengers the inconvenience of hunting iuT, AID
procuring seats for Baltimore, when arrived III
Warrington, the Proprietor has formed a CON
nexicn with this new line. thus constiln'
ing connected Line from Baltimore 10
Lyuchburg.
The Stag leaves Lynehburg on Sunday.
"Wednesday and Friday morning, The time
taken on the road 10 the North, IS one day TO
Charlottesville, from Lynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days, and until | ] o'clock, A. Nj. on
the third-same day reach Baltimore by IL
after clock T. NJ and on the next day in
New York. So thar in four days the paSsen-
ger may take tea ia New York. The Stage
from Baltimore for Lynchburg, leaves Balli.
more about >. A NJ. on Monday, Thursday a
Saturday. reaches Bdrnard's Mansion Hotel
in Washington Guy. by 10, A. NJ drops into
my line at / 2 o clock same day-ln one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, aud on the
second, Lynchbnrg Thus running from Balti-
more to Charlottesville in two, and 10 Lynch
burg in three DAYS.
FARE. from Lynchburg TO Baltimore ST.
The PROPRIETOR.
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French and English
9ANgY GOODS, %.

= eAG " 4 &OOpSl &C.
= HHlSday received a large invoice Of Fran
- and English Fancy Goods, &c
CONSISTING IN part of the following. viz
Work boxes
Shaving do and Brushes
Purses various kinds)
Fancy Needle Cases
DO. Boxes (yarious kinds)
lacked Wood Frnit Plates
Screw Pincushions tyarioss kinds
Smelling Walls, great variety
travst Stitfners
thermometers, great variety
Combs, variety
fapdloltes, new article for ladies
Magpiiyipg Mirrors
Pen and Pocket Knives, grea, variefg
Scissors, rdrieig
Silver fruit Knives
Guns and Pistols d0itble and single bo,..3
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Caps
Perfumery and 0dours, great VARIETY
Beautiful Engravngs
CarCatures
Prints of the Fashions
Violin Strings
Fancy and Morocco Paper, great vare,,.
Fancy Boxes, beautiful
Lead and Fancy Watches, for children
Toy China, fofehildren
Game Bags
Shot Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with Cushion
Berlin Letter Composers
Silver Spec,acles
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Cases
Do Ever Pointed do
Lepine Watches
Ssaving Boxes, variety, vita aud witaoe
glasses
Ste Pencil Cases
Razors, variety, with aud without cases
Port Canyons, variety
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books aud Wallets, variety ar
beautiful
Peg ard Stand Glass Lamps, variety
Bras, and Japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing Paper, several sizes
Ruile Iron do do
Pearl Powder
Chemical Cosmetic Wash Balls-new M.
ticle
French do do
English and French Perfumery. great
rieiy, &c.
Together with many other articles in tte
Fancy way--all for sale AT the rery i5iosd pri,f.
Howell DAVIES,
Main street, Lynchburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

NOIlCE.-Au persons having claims a
= ganst the estate OF Preston II. Garland.
deceased, are requested to present them 10 the
undersigned without delay. properly anlhen-
icated Tor payment, and those indebted 10 The
de cedent are hereby notified, that immediate
payment Is required the subscriber beng
de sirons of closing his administration as spec.
Oily as possible
BENJAMIN TALIAFERR0.
Sheriff of the county Of Am
hersl aud as such admin
isfraior Of Preston II
Garland, dec.
April D. 3w
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BELL TAVERN.

VINE subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally, thai he
has taken the house near and convenient TO
the courthouse, Loyingsion. Nelson county 7,
formerly occupied by Mr.. John b Stout. His
table will be supplied with every thing the
country and season afford. His bedrooms and
beds will be kept m the nealest and most com
forable manner, whilst the bar " i'll be Furnish
I'd with the choicest of liquors. His stable
which is Of brick, is large and very convenient
He has provided himself with careful and at
tentive osllers. Every attention will be paid
10 the accommodation ofall travellers and oih-
er guests, who may favor him with a call--and
he hopes by assidnous attention 10 merit and
obtain share OF tie public patronage.
HENRY BIBB.
Feb wlf5I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

AroTIcE.--Wllb be sold. a public sale, on
me 3olh day oftbe present mon'h. App"
NJ m. late residence OF Judith Chiffon, dee
,bou $40 b frrls OF Corn. n large quantity %
Peach and Apple Brandy. and many Other ar
,ieles OF property Of per'shahle nature. lefm'
of sale Twelve months CREDIT for all sums o
five dolas and upwards, The purchaser gHins
bonds with approved security All sums under
i've dollars cash.
RlCHD PERKINS, Curator
April Is IDS
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MIR. ChristoplIer Todd.
March 90.

VAAkE notice, that | shall. on Wednesday
- he 2Sth day of April, 1850, NJ DIR. James
Pow'lls Tavern, ia the coenty OF Amherst, in
the State of Virginia, take the Deposition OF
james W Smith, 10 he rend as evidence on the
trial of the suit depending IN tue county court
nj Gampbell. in the State atoTesaid-wherein
am plaintiff and YOU are defendant.
POLLY FRANKLIN, adm'x.
OF John Franklin, dec
March 20. w4w
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PEDIGR T..
March 90

Young Vulcan was got by G. Wilson's. or
more generally known by the name of Brander-
naxs old Vulcan, and came out of full blood.
ed J'nney Vulcan superior muscular power,
large SIZE and blood, entitled him to share of
pnoHe patronage, as he parlakes more of the
hoya' On 'han any other Jack in this part of
the country. FRANCES CAJLAWAy
N. B. mistake occurred in the Hand Ral,
about the price-as above stated is correc,
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

fEHE subscriber has jus, received from \.
u York. and ON hand, finishing for IL. al
his new establishment opposite the Western
Hotel, Lynchburg, great variety of Home
and Travelling Carriages. consisting ofeverv
kind used in this country, andsold on the most
reasonable terms-also, Carryas made, in the
Northern STYLE.
N Il. Allordcrs for carriages will be execu.
ted with promptness aud despatch.
HARVEY BEACH.
April D WITS