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NEW BOOKS. &c.

DRlNCiPLES of Currency and Banking, by l..
II Lord.
The Exclusives, Novel of some celebrity
The Practice in Civil Actions, and PROCEEDINGS at
Law in the State of New York, in the Supreme
Court, and othor Courts of the State; and also in the
Courts oil the United States: BY Elijah Paine and
WIN. Ducr, Councillors at Law; vols.
Conversations on Vegetable Physiology conprc-
bending the elements of Botany with their applica.
tions TO Agriculture By the author of Conversations
on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy; with copper.
plate engravings.
Platis' New Universal Biography OF eminent per-
sons, arranged IN chronological order, in vols.
Francis Dewman, Sd from the 9Th London edi.
ton.
NO 62 q g. The Library of Useful knowledge.
No. Farmers Series of do.
No. q ?, Maps to accompany the Library of Use
fol knowledge; and many other American and Eng
lish publications, receveda NASHS.
mar 3
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Large and Small StrsD Paper.
uSr received, supply of large and small Straw
y Paper, something finer and stronger than thai
which has lately been sold by J. Fl NASH
mar ~ bookseller and Srnfinrar
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Final Advertisement.

AZ YLE g. COCHRAN, being about to close
M their sales and business in tho course Of few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
TO come forward and make payment. They have
still OH banda variety Of desirable DRY GOODS
which, in order 10 avoid an auction sale, they will
sell much below cost Purchascrs.arc invited to
cqH, ns gocdo will be offered q, suct~prccs win
insure sales - feb tJ--fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
YARN.

cnnA Lbs Cotton Yarn, from the Smithfeld
cOOO and Chuckatuck Factory. The cotton
from which this yarn is made, has not been injured
by baleing packing Just received and tor sale by
mar l5 JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
MISSES' SEALSKIN SHOES.

"IocTNo oENIIOhIN SHOES.
UST received from their Factory, by tho Effort,
~ beautiful assortment Of misses scalskn walk.
ing or school shoes, with thick soaiy
ALSO,
Misses superior goatskn and lasting dress slippers
For sale by
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
Jan 20 Corner Of Min and Ilth streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

EmerSon'S arithmetic.
TUST received, the North American Arithmetic,
~ part first.
''This little book has elected the Strongest ex.
pressons Of approval from individuals in whose udg-
ment the publishers rcly"-For sale at the book
and stationery store of r. d. SANXAY.
mar 2
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Patent Seine TArea,

Patent Seine Thread.
50O Lbs Patent Seine Thread ssabls Cor oss or din s;us.
puiuP in or hanks, from No. ~ 70 Is inrlssirc.
For sale by r. e. + JAMES Z. 60
JAM MsrLrs Sonar.
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JdAIES WINSTON, Comn,ission Altrckant.


J.7JlIES WINSTON, Comn,ission Merchnnt
III AS on consignment, and offers Cor sale
IL 10 hhds Of Porto Rico and N. o. sugar
90 barrels Of refined sugar Mt 10 to 90 cts.
10 brown sugar, (St. Croix)
20 '' herring
20 6 nett shad
20 cider vinegar
30 choice crab cider
SO boxes Of mould candies at io3 cts.
4o eSnp
81 finc rornm hats
100 90 rcams of wrapping paper
20 6 printing do
SO sc writing do
10 pieces of cotton begging atie cta.
90 coils Of bailing rope
II dozen Windsor chairs
o wire seives~ 1sgoRted sizes
90 rides, wHxcd snd russell leather
5000 lbs. Of COTTON yarn, sssosted
20 500 OF ffscks snperior segars -
Bed cords, leading lines, bags Of wool maekerel and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. &c. all for sale on
The most reasonable terms. ian Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

NEW! NEWT NEWT!
ESSAYS on American Silk
IL Beauties of the Animals
The Delugc
Gentlemens Lexicon
Nos. 8, 10, IL, IL Journal of Health
No. z, for March, Turf Register
No. 10 Am. Quarterly Review
Darbys Register
Devices Practice
Kinds Farriery
And many others, received by
mar 10 j. III. NASH.
SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps Is Just re-
IA ceyed by the subscriber. These straps are in
high reputc in the northern towns, where their qua
lities have been sufficiently tested, entitlc them
strong recommendation. The following certificates
deemed sufficient TO show their real value:
For the last two years we have used the Metallic
Strap of Morgan, upon Instruments and raZors
and can confidently recommend it superior to any
thing ofthc kind we have ever tried.
VIM. Gibson, NJ. ID. w T.. fIorner NJ. ID.
N. Chapman, NJ. d. Thos. C.. James, NJ. ID.
VIM. p. Devices, M. d.
Professors of the University Of Pennsylvania.
For the last two years, have used the Metallic
Strap of ]. Morgan, for sharpening.nnd setting nv
raZors, and can recommend it as admirably adapted
to the purpose.
John Rcdman Cox, NJ. d.
Professor of the University of Pennsylvania.
mar IL r. ID. SANXAY.
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The RiOais. Iracys .4n,bitton.
The author of "Thc Colegians Just published. For
- sale by COLLINS e. CO.
mar 10
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BLUE LETTER PAPER.

az reduced p,ices.
THE Subscriber has just received 90 reams
~ and approved blue dto post, which he i
sell at the reduced price of 50 SO per rean'.
mar 10 r.
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English Black Kid.

4 ADIES beautiful blnck Kid dancing and party
H Slippers. Of superior qualry-jUst received by
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS,
nov IN Corner Of Main and l4tb streets
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Bibards.-We are requested to say, that ina f.,
days petitions will be- placed n, ahercnt public place
in this city for signatures, applying to the approach
ing General Assembly to remove the restrictions O
the game Of billiards.
The time is particularly suitable for this appci
ton, when new order of things is about to con
msnce, produced by n more Liberal spirit than th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
FRANCE.
Lrnrn a Dnrlr De-


State 9f parties IN France -Four distinct parties
now surround the throne lately erected IN France
the Nationalist, the Legtmatists, the Radicals,
and Carsts The National party is represented by
the Journal des Dcbats, the Constitutional, tho
Courier Fraucais and the National; bit is divided
into two factions--the sect Of those who advocate
progressive Improvements, which is represented by
the Temps and the Courier, who wish TO overthrow
geron tnarotIe and TO elevate 10 power the men
whose talents called for by The state Of the
try: and The accuards, who endeavOur 10 defend the
defects and tho molly character Of our Government,
and join IN post ponIng every measure TO remedy
them. All Of them, however, agree IN supporting
LOUIS PHILIPPE, and hold sucred the principle Of hs
elevation TO the throne. The second party that Of
the LcgtImati5ie--ess numerous, but having per-
maps influence account Of its territorial pos
sessions, denies the legality of the acts Of our Go
vernmcnt, and considers Henry the Fifth as the real
King Of France According 10 this party our posi-
ton Is not permanent, aud UenryV is o pledge Of
security for the country. The most talented men Of
this party, viii effected candour admit, that Henry
V. cannot return without guaranteeing all tho con
cesslon made by Louis Philip AZ tho head Of this
party Is Vlscount Chateaubrand and The Gazette -
the organ Of the various interests Represented by the
Leglilmas's We may safely reckon all the great
wealth among the ranks Of these conscientious
Recruited will ali the dscontented spirits, and hay-
ing united 10 all the important interests injured bI
mo revolution Of July, this pnrty appears 20 be the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-14

NfcllCE.-VIllb he sold for rradv money.
al to the highest bidder, Al Campbell Court
House on the 18th day Of July mkt, III being
The LIST day Of Campbell County Court n Ger
tain tract or parc"l Of land, nov in the occu-
pHncy OF Benjamin Oliver, lying on both sides
oil Failing kond, in sht county containing 100
acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands of
Richard Callebam, Richard ock, John Jen.
hns, dec, Elisha Callrhan, Jesse jenkins.
EPraihi Gardner aud Thomas Daniel. which
land WIS conveyed 10 me in trust by Bsniamin
Oliver and wife, for the benefit oil Richard Cal.
lehsm and others, by deed of trust. dated the
go day of January. 1880, aud duly recorded
IN tho County Court Of Campbell. The said
land or so much thereof rs may he sufficient 10
satisfy The objects ofsaid deed will be sold
Selling rs trustee, shall convey only such title
as Is vested in me as such by 'ad deed
JOSEPH DlNWIDDtE.
June ID ids
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ITEMS.

Lorenzo Dow vas few days since preaching
al Washington city. The following anecdote Is
related OF him as an authenticated fact - Al
the close of a rellgious meeting, he observed
that he was inclined 10 MdirinnHy, and il any
lady Of his congregation had n similar Inclna-
lion, she Mas requested 10 rise. A lady n lrtle
advanced in life gave The required Int,malon,
Lorenzo visited her, she brcame his nile, and
aled her fortune with bum.
The much dreaded union between Church
and StsIa has Al length taken paCe--bs W.
find, ia the Boston Palladium, thai Nh Geuuge
Sisyt is married 10 Miss EyeIlnc Church.
Three hundred housrs are said to be now
building IN New Orleans, aud is numerous sIb
urbs are excluding IN every dufctinu. The
ra road from New Orean, 10 Lake Pouchdr-
Train Is progressing With every prospect Of sue
cess.
Paper equal h that from Hemp II hes been
lately discovered, may be MADE from the black
moss thai grows ~ the south.
The New Workers are 10 have a treat in The
rapid movements ofa Monsieur leu Nauoieou.
lAtey from Paris, who isto ran ID mics ~ do
minutes, on a bet OF $1,000.
Among the eyca.a.ions now making At
Rome, Was lately discovered the tomb NJ Il
l.
with a paraphe,na'ia .! bin AT n good preser.
yRton.
The amount of,oll pald 10 the collector al
Albany, on merchandise cleared at hl, Office
for the Erie and Champlaln canals, during the
first sI weeks business Of thls Season, up 10 the
lst day OF June, Ii SIS, 6l6
The London Morning Herald, giving an ac-
count OF an execution, al WarW ick, on the iGlh
Of April, says" la the agonics Of the diving
men, some females VINO, TO Judge hon in,lr
dress. were respectable, hurried towards the sus.
pended bodies. ,th indecent precipi'Hucy, 10
etiecta removal Of wens--an rsempliGc cation
OF the enlightened spirit OF these our times
A French traveller in Mexico gravely states,
upon the authority OF negro, that Il IS The
tom o the Crocodile 10 swallow "A stone upon 10
brth day, and that IA bag will be found IN lis
lntesiineS, containing number of stones, cor
responding with The age OF the arimaI
John 7. Van Ness has been elected Mavor Of
Washington city, Uice Joseph Gales. resigned.
The following is the state OF the polls John +
Van Mss 349, George Sweeny go, William a.
Bradley $50
A new melo-drama, called The WigWnn.,"
founded on Coopefs novel Of The Pioneers
has been produced III CovrHt Garden, London
Some time since, young English nobleman
figured away Al Washington city. lie had ma
ny titles, but not much bralns-howeysr, he
was by no means singular in that respect. Sc
yerai young ladies we're in debate gong over
the licf--he is Lord Viscount SO and so, Baron
oil such a county, &c. " My lair friends, cx.
claimed the gallant Lieut. n. +" one Of his titles
you appear 10 have forgolten."-" An what il
that, SIR" - Barren Of hltsiIeetp was the re-
ply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-14

q examination of the students OF The New
~ London Academy commenced on the 3lst
MAY, and continued on the lst Of June, before
the Trustees and neighbofing visitors and up
on no former occasion. have the students of
this seminary acquitted themselves with more
satisfaction TO the Trustees nor higher credit
10 the professors. The course of instruction at
this Academy embraces the English. Latin.
French, and Greek languages; ancient and
modern History, Geography With the use OF the
Globes, Chemistry, natural and moral Philo.o-
ply, common Arithmetic, Agebra, and Euclid's
elements together with all those minor b,anch-
es commonly taught in English Schools. The
Academy is still under the direction of the Rev
N. II. Cobbs assisted by Mr. Henry L. Davies.
The boarders, department IS under the care Of
Mr. Edmund Cobbs The second session will
Commence on the 25th June, 1880.
TIE TRUSTEES.
June II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-14

NVih"lNA, to wit At the Rules holden in the
clerks Office the county court of Bedford on
,ne hr't Monday in Junn, l-}0 Frederick Amspaugh,
I'M against John Mare, William M,rlte Alexander
hartoh aud Adalinc ms wife, formerly Alkaline Marklc
'haes Aarkle aud John Marke, r. (Which said Charles
u SOM are the infant children of Charles Marke, de
reased) and William Carson, admir- with the viii an
h lniAed OF Charles Marke, deceased, Dets. In
ne defendants John Marlc, William Mlrkle. Aley-
Snh"r burton, Charles Marhle, John Marklc, ir aud
Hlm Carson, admir-. with the viii annexed of Charles
A'e' sen deceased, not having entered thc.r appear
ana given security according to the of As,crlhlv
| te rules OF tins court, and happening by satsfac
yc'deuce that they are not inhabitants of this com
.2""ealth On the motion Of the Plaintiff by counsel :
osdcrcd that the said defendants do appear here
@ rne iourth Monday IN August and ansW er the bill
n' te plaintiff and that copy ofthis order be forth
in Inserted IN the Lynchburg Srsinan for twomoatds
'ceNs7ciy, and posted the trout door of the court,
1o"so Tor Two successive court days.
Aeopy-feste, Il, c MITCHELL, b. {.
June II -,
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" k'HNlA,t TO wt:--ht the Rules holden in the
clerks odlce OF the County Court OF Franklin, the
IN DAY OF Juner 1880. John o. Lotwich SmIth,uA II.
avis ana Bo"ker Preston late merchants and partners
ttadng under thestyle and firm of Lcftwich, Days *
pmpany, Pits. against Thomas Beasley, Def. In
thanGcry.
Inc defendant not having entered his appearance and
tFen security according of Assembly and the
'e' OF tins c0hr land It appearing the satisfaction Of
burt that he Is not nhatant fthis State on mo-
In oi inc Plaintiffs by COUNSEL 1t is ordered that the said
Thomas Beasey do appear here on the first Monday in
p'ehber next and anwer the bill of the plaintiffs aud
mat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted the
.3"choarg slrginan newspaper printed in the town
:" iyncburg for two months successiyely, and posted
tle front door ofthe courthouse, of this county for
'"o several court days.
June II ,,1,,
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0IltEU AIRY.

DIED. IN Buckingham. on the 23d Of MAY
0iler au illness of upwards oi ripht months
AGNES ANN, third daughter Of Mr.. ovet.
street Do,s, IN The 18Th year u, hes age. The
writer oi this was intimately ACQUAINTED with
her She was II young person OF an amiaho
disposition, an allrciiouaie daughter and sister,
aud possessing IN an eminnni degree the ouali-
ties that htghly adorn her SCI. lie saw her
frequently during her confinement, aud can
most truly say that nv never " itnessed under
Equal ainiCtion, greater patience, tuuiiuds aud
tranquility Of mind. she did nat sKpclirnee
religion until about four weeks previous 10 her
deallI When she obtained Satisfactory evi-
denc. that hei sins were palduned the beauty,
luyelIuess and serenity Of her Countenance
we've enough 10 declare H. hut though her
body wns feeble and omaclhtcd, and the pow.
ers Of nature almost exhausted by prntraclcd
disease. the love OF God constrained her IRE.
quenHy To manifest her peace by singing,
shouting aud pfa,s,ng Him who had first loved
her. she continued 10 be resigned aud happy
SAVING Ia hei SISTER the day before her dissou.
ton that she had not Strength 10 shout. On
Sunday morning she passed., as gently aud
calmly as = child 10 rs repose. bias boundary.
into the vision of her God. Could an IN hdel
have seen her eat, 1t would have constrained
him 10 say, Let m0 die the death of tho fiph
teons, aud let NV last end be like hers Her
death should not grleyo her relations, as il was
her gam.
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fhe t.sarria toutnaI Of ,he Iona inst. eige.

Tie Georgia journal OF tue lbA inst. eivel
The fnllnuing splendid effort nj clocuiion -
| We Once heard oil SOFT Of journey man prcs.
cher, who wrought hims.lf intoH furious pas.
sion, denounced human nature as tremendous
rascal, aud his hearers IN particular a. a pack
ni uncomfortable varlets, fl far nothing but 20
he fried INTO ersoklns IA the blue blazes OF etc,
nal damnaiion. In the very tempest Of his
eloqnsncs, and the whirlvinh Of his fury. hs
stopped Short And, With snarl upon has eoun
tenance, expressive Of great admiration % him
sell. aud. nj the same tune, OF Equal eontfmpl
for his audience. said" now. don't some o.
you begin to feel nasty 81
The London Globe of April says. that. al
the close ot February, Trade was rather dull NJ
Cons'"oiinoplc, en- aecoun, OF the great influx
OF american @pping.
\ person looking over the catalogue of pro.
fe,sIpnal gentleman al our bar, (says the Boston
GalaSyl wrote against the name OF one who
ol the busting order, " Has been accused o
possessing talent,.' Another, seeing the accui
sauoa, immediately wrote under the charge,
" Has been tried and acquitted.
There was heavy fall ofsnow IN some parts
OF England. ireland aud France about the Isl
Of Ap'r. In Sheffield. Shropshire aud other
place, II was ooe or two feet deep.
The Medical Society Of Connecticut are TIA
hing measures Tor the esiabsh,uc OF IN Asy
lum Tor persons ri iniempe ate habit $, aud have
appointed committee to bring the subj eci
before thu Legislature OF that state.
Nj. Judah isaac Abraham by birth a Jew.
was ordained by the New York Preshylesy lasI
month. asa Missionary 10 his brethren aud
Kindred according TO the flesh " He goes ouI
under the patronage VI tho American society
i0r the coasts OF the Mediterranean.
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..,,b, VIC. Pte.idthl As beatd--in other
VOC :" -. question was taking - The Senators
sofu' 81 the motion will please 10 iise. g"
n ~, u senator's rose Just as the - fashion,
hsn 'a US entering Genilemsn,' sald our
able = fashion, pray don't rise-do be sea
maj, % The voice Of the Vice President Was
'eo, heard putting the negative oil the question,
.g1 aga the other portion Of The Senate rose hi.
anu w. Of condescension over" heln'ed the " len
MAJ ,b. ton. =" Why, really, gentlemen,
u ';a ne. you do me too much honor-lel me
wben our man Of wealth and fashion return
81 to The banks of The och", 'kh.; he told h''
lend. tnat the Senate OF tue onueu states
as composed Of the poI'teS' gentlemen he
I'D ever seen. So they are.
ad' " Y. Courier.
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AR PURSUANT to a decree the Superior
81 Conn of lhanc.r. C.r 10 -. l.

ARUHSUANT TO a decree of the Superior
n Count OF Chancery, for the Lynchbarg
District, pronounced ON rhe I5th dd, OF May
ts3O, IN the cause of Garland II. Mitchell, sur
wing partner Of the Glm Of Wm. q q II
Mitchell, Plaintiffs against Nancy Shields. De
isndAnI the undersigned MarsnaI of me said
Court, will sell, for cash. on the premises. in
ne county OF Amherst on Friday, the ON Of
Ja'y. iS"O. If tair. # not the next far day
ia'ralfer) tract Of land lying in said county,
containing three hundred acres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands OF n. Gentry. Joshua
Thicker, hicnard Powrll, dec. James Petite and
Diners I. "A. nOLCOMBE, Marshal
June 10 ;f,ds
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PURSUANT foa dccfee Of the Superior
81 Cousl of Chance,y. Tor the Lynchhure
District, pronounced on the 9th day Of May
1880 IN a cnnse, Pleasant Rpsser, Plaintiff,
AZ ainsi Ben B0ntrr aud others, Defendants
the undersigned, Marshal of the said Court,
will sell, "a, Campbell Cpurt-house, on Monday
the 18th of July, 1880, negro man named
Daniel, the property Of said Pleasant RosSer.
i. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
Jun. II inds
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Bagweli, Smith and HANNAH
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

.fyf AViNG taken Samuel Hannah as a part
new in our concern in Richmond. the bu-
siness in future viii he conducted under The
irm of Bagwe, Smith and Hannah. and uudrr
he superintendent and management o, Nj.
Hannah, in person
We shall continue our business here, and will
i future transact Commission Business an
respectfully tender our services n the public M
that capacity. Advances Will be made or pfo.
duce when placed in our hands, ii required.
SMITH, BAGWELL q CO.
Feb. 6mtfg
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os.9GG DOLLARS.

s,NrOrICE.--T Subscriber having deter
III mined to discontinue business in this
nIace. earnestly requests those indebted to him
nv bond or Otherwise 10 make immediate
nayment 10 Mr.. William Digges, who IS alone
authorised 10 settle the same and those bav.
ing claims, will present them for adjustment.
An those indebted 10 the concern of 5 Il NJ,
Allen Il Co. are requested to make immediate
payment as longer indulgence cannot be CIV.
en- b. w HEWSON
Nav 3
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SURGEON DENTIST.

50 ESPECTFULLY tenders his respects TO
ID The citizens OF LynchhgiG aud is vicinity,
anu takes the opportunity OF informing them,
that he will he ready II tend TO the Dentist
business, on the Sin OF June. al the Franklin
Hotel, where he will remain FOR short time,
ladies and GenIemen waited upon at their hou
ses, If requested
June 3 ifs
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Thursday evening. 10th inst
by the Rev Mr. Parks, Nh. SAMUEL S no.
BINSON. TO Mis-, SAttAH H. daughter Of MIR.
James Lewelhu. deceased. all of l., nchbufg.
-, on Tuesday last. hy the Rev. John
II Watson, Mr. hlNAu X. TOWNLY. al
Danv'Ile. formerly Of Lynchbnrg. To Miss EMF.
~ WORSuAM. daughter OF Mr.. Liuebury
Worsham, oil Caswell County, North Caroi.
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SOMA apPANAEJS.

TNFlE subscriber has for sale an extra soda
- Apparatus in complete ofd-r, amt well!
calculated for small country town /; which
he will sell low.
n. B. Also Beer Pump compete
S. AYRkS.
NAV Of
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SummeY Earpeting, sc.

WYE have lately received Two bundles of
~ NANkiN MATING. far Passages,
Summer Carpets. &c, winch "e will sell very
low II immedsi. application he made. i not
We shall rr-,hlp II 10 New iork.-Also, an hd.
ditlooal supply warranted English Scylhr
Blades. Waldiou's, Fosters and the Patent
back Blades. at from , 20 to 81 each
l.. 81 Il Il. NORYELL.
June II 2uf
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1RoR SALE OK HIRE. two very likely Ne
- groes, one about 81 or - wears of age,
who is an excellent house servant and cook
e other boy about 10 or IS years of age.
apply TO S. q M. II. GARLAND.
June II =
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n WILL SELL, on Saturday the 10Th Just
n IN front oi my office,
! handsome new Sofa
2 Mahogany Bureaus
do Candcstands
] do Whsfstnnd
Curl hair Mattresses, double aud single
Moss d. do do
Cut Glass Tnmbers and Wines
Terms at sale. X q. ToMPkINs.
Jane II Dir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-14

FHHHE subscriber has this day received a
n large and general assortment of Paints in
Oil. which are offered for sale at unusually low
prices. Howell DAVIES
June IA