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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

a tHiCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE-Tho
" subscriber is empowered by deed Of tru.t from
Judge Hay and others, OF record in the office of the
clerk OF Henrico county SELL aud he now offers for
sale, the estate called Ashfeld, containing about nine
hundred aud thirty situated Chickahominy in
the county Of Henrico, about seven miles from The
city Of Richmond.
The estate consists of two parcels: the upper separate
ed from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parcel contains about 43o, and
the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel Their, is excellent brick dwell
ling hsuse, G2 by So feet, having six large and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
built about the 1914 and is said be good as any
IN the county. The store aud gardner's house
are also OF brick. The ntheT houses Kitchen seryaDts
apartments stables and rn-house, sc. are of wood
About one-thd OF this tract is as am told, what Is
called mud land 40 As of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be kept
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract containing about 500 are
STABLES &c but DIVE Him. house but int nd
ed lor the OvefseeT IL has good scte for dwelling
mouse near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply oil ire wood There is also orchard on it,
IL represented, that oil this tract between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
cleared and that equal to any land Chick ahomny
The district ofcooniry in which these lands are sit
uaed is said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the intere,,
thereof, payable s-ni-dnDnay, satisfactorily secured.
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately, If the purchaser
should so desire ROBERT STANARD.
July 27. 2s-u
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NOTICE.

MH KS. NELSON is prepared 10 accommodate la.
Iva dies and Gentlemen with board by the week.
months or year, at her old stand the Capitol Square
next above the Washington Tavern She would be
glad TO furnish eight or ten Gentlemen with board who
have rooms elsewhere. Members of the Ieoislatnre
can be furnished with rooms Her fare will be az good
as the market can Afford and her terms moderate.
Oct' TO- 46-t1sDec
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THNRUST SALE-ln pursuance of a deed Of trust
"A executed TO the subscriber by General John
Brown deceased IN bis life time, bearing date the 3ls,
day OF March 1920 and ofecod in The clerks Office OF
g"sia wll be sod iIr cash before tie ont doc Of
Mrs Ann Chsubers's tavern 10 the town Of St,unton
on Monday The 8 h Of December next, an The Land.
belonging to the said Estate of the ,ad John Brow de-
ceased lying TO the right hand Of the Warm Syringe
road near Siaunten and containing about siy hundred
snd MY scres-A plat OF the land may be on the
Also, lot TO the left hand Of said road containing a.
bout nine acres, which there s an Orcbard.-AIso
cur hundred acres Of land lying in the county Hamp
sbre near The North River Mile AIso 100 acres ~.
ing on Middle Mountain, in the county Of Morgan.
he title to the above mentioned property IL believed
to be good but other title except such AZ IL vested
in he subscriber by the deed OF trust sore said will be
conveyed TO The purchaser or purchasers.
Nov. 53-St DANIEL SHEFFEY TRUTH
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
A)I/ I'LL be offered for sale, al Hickmsn's Tavern
w near the premises, OH Tuesday, The 23d Of No
venher ne X, IL ir, IL not, the fair day there
alter That valuable tract Of land known True arts
Iying In Greenbrer county, on the waters Of Meadow
River and Sewell Creek, containing ITO scres, the
greater part OF which is bottom land unceared and Of
The hrs, quality. This land lies about % miles west
from ewisburg and 30 from the White Sulphur Springs
Ihs Turnpike road, from the mouth Of Dunap's Creek
TO the salt works on the Kenawha, passes directly
through It, 1t s admirably adapted for grains and grass
es. The situation on the Turnpike will ,ford ready
'ac for is prtduce, aid render il excellent stand for
b Tavern.
The land will be cold in body or in convenient lots
o suit purchasers. The terms will be one third cash.
and The remainder 10 aud two years. Or IL those
wishing 10 pnrchase, much prefer il, one third cash and
he remainder IN one, two aud three years. with deed
Of unst III either case 10 secure the payment One or
ali 1t us will be at F,ayser's Tavern Ues isbury0 ten
or twelve day before the sale, and should not obiee 10
receiving proposals privately. Letters, 10 the msxn
time, may he addt sssd to
JESSE s. ARMlSTEAD, Buckingham c. H.
JOHN b TiNShEY, or poxb,,.
Oct .. Aids
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a. kockhsh and Jane rivers in Nelson comfy call.
ed kockhsh whereou the late DR.. David X. Pat;e.on
resided /. offered Tor sale.
This, in the estimation Of the subscriber il very
hne esiate-lt contains about FIVE hundred and sixfy
acre'; one hundred and thirty OF which are low.
grounds; and the whole OF the high land red loan
equal originally to any in tbi. country, and susceptible
oil the highest possible degree Of improvement.
About two bundled bushels Of wheat will be seed.
ed OIL IT. most OF which has been already put in the
ground
Purchasers will Apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor Of Rich
mond VINO s au hofsed 10 se it, or, to the subscriber
living in BuckiDghsIn-And 1T will be shown TO any
one wishing TO see il, by MIR. Spencer Turner, who
lives near ii, or by myself.
REUBEN b. PATTESoN, ex'or Of
Nov. 10 20 81 David II. Patteson, deed.
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PERYLHPORT.A-VTT TO DYSPEPTTCS!y
TE1hE Subscriber, diseorcrer Of the new the hod Of
"a curing this formidable disease continues to prac.
nee at the corner OF al aud Broad streets Ne W.
fofx. In opposition to the tssehood of umor and to
The fraud oinserested pretendrs the public may rest
assured thai the subscrib re- remedy has ntiher eak
ed out, nor "been di.covered.." o. HALSTED.
As the direct and accredited agent of Oliver aIse
Tor the State OF Virginia feel my duty and interest
TO apprsc the public that reports have reach me from
various sources, that many agents are travelling
through he country, giving out practice said Hal
seads remedy, this is therefre to give notice. ba, no
person Is authorised to do in the State Of Wig nia
except Docts S. c Farrar, l.. waidle and T. Bsiley,
"ho' when called on, will show my written authority
viii also add, that alter having studied and pyac-
'ised the proe sson OF Medicine for seventeen years
am July convinced that without the aid OF this some
similar rsmedyDysPepsia cannot be cured: & that by il
alone, in the hands OF skilful practitioner all cases of
functional Dyspepsia may he removed entirely, faith
iuily Persevered in Reasonable 1enei Of time
In few days will furnish the Public with alum.
dant evidence OF cures by certificates OF individual,
some OF whom have had the dea, in its most wretch.
Gu FORM snd Tor length OF time. JOHN DOVE.
Nov. 10. 55-o,
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a TEACHER WAETED.-We are DESTROYS of
IA employing female teacher for the ensuing wear.
For ooe ihais qualified in aH respects liberal price
will be given Tho school will probably consist OF ten
or Twelve scholars. Communications 10 the subscri.
tiers will be promptly attended to.
BEVERLY SYDNOR,
VIM. TONNES
Boydlon, MsckI-nburg, Nov. o. $50
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Y virtue OF \ deed OF ttus, executed 10 the ,ub.
NE seriber by James c. M'Reynods and John NJ
heynolds, bearing date the third OF Nov eub-r, 1880.
eni OF record in the Clerks office of the county Of
Campbell Tor sundry purposes therein men iooed III E
undersigned will proc ed to sell on Tuesday the 18th
Gay OF Deeember, 1880 by way Of public auction, to
the highest bidder, the f,lowinS property to vii: one
moiety OF The tract Of laid OF which John MReynold.
d' seized, and on which James c. M'Reynolds now
resides containing ISL acres; also, another tract adj
Joing thereto, called Deprssts tract containing so
acres ALEC another tract adjoining 10 the
ed tract called the Long Dive tract containing 2l0
cres' aiso forty odd slaves, consisting of men, women
ana chidrrn; hogs sheep, horses, cattle, Wagon, the
crop oil tobacco OF the present year. household and
ktchen furniture, farming utensils, backsmith's tools
sh shotgun and the remaining stock Of rods OF j. s
j MReynolJs. The sale will he had at the house
where James c. MReyno'ds now resides, in the coun-
~ oil Campbell, about 20 miles soute asst OF Lynchburp
anu WI continue IRON day 10 day until compltt ted The
ahd VIII BE sold on creJi, OF one, and three wears
eqnai annual instalments, the purchaser giving bond
win good personal security, bond with deed f
trust on the land, 10 secure the pune pa
OIL is Understood that those Interested in the 9th
ana conveyance OF the whole tract The personal pro-
P'ry includit tina negroes, will be sold on credit
unu the LIST oil August next the giving bond
with good security The und. rdkned are however
authorized by the deed to sell privately an! Tor cash if
'hey think proper The land is said be good acco
aniaion, and will be shewn by Mr.. JamesC M'Rei
hoius 10 any person Wishing to purchase. The slaves
are principally young negroes aud very likely aud said
TO be OF good character A citing az trustees the un
oil the above property, is vested in them though the
hie, so lar as they have ever understood i. good.
JOHN DABNEY,
Nov. l6 55-tds ROBERT S. M'REYNOLDS
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MON HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.-The
~ subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house. prepared to travellers and
ooarders, Ell her families single gentlemen by the
day, week, month or year, on the most ters terms.
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on f
or Main Street, liule below the Market House,
7ufheieEtiy near to the business part of the ci-
"; while, at the same time, il is Withdrawn from
he noise and hustle incidental TO more public places
containing near 100 rooms including parlours, saloons
sSc, all furnished in superior style combining both
neatness AMI elegance.
The tables will always be plentully furnished, with
such varieties as The market aud neightouriDg places
Afford, and the bar with the most choice liquors.
The bed rooms are spacious and airy, and the beds
clean and If good and attentive servants with dispo-
son on the part Of all attached the house 10 please
are calculated to add to the regoing
then will The pfopietors not only deserve but hope to
receive The patronage of the public They have good
stables convenient to the house, well tupped with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
lhs General Stage Office is kept at this house whore
&c 10 all the different Stages may be taken.
WM. II. SHIELDS,
Aug. 81 33-'f JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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- ECOND MEETING AT TREE HILL, the first
~ Tuesday in December nert.
The Proprietor of Tree Hill contemplates in future
to have four meetings at Tree Hill in each year. Tho
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
f"esddy IN December nert, the day after the Legsls
ture meets.
FTst Day.-A sweepstake for year old colts and
miles, two mile heats; entrance $780, half forfeit four
subscribers and closed.
1. VIM. II. Johnson enters b. f. Virginia TAYLOR out
Of Coquctte, by Sir Charles.
2 j. Nj. Selden, Marion iey out Of Sir Henry's
sister.
3. Abner Robinson, Jemima Wilkerson, by Archie.
H. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hill9 Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Doy-proprietors Purse, $500; two mile
heats; entrance Sl5.
Third Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three milo
heats; entrance 500.
The Proprietor little doubts but there win be fourth
days race; aud in the OF other the gate money
OF that day will be given TO handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races, il has relation to
the Club now formed at Tree Hill, the Proprietor
himself puts up the money! and hopes there will be no
difficulty in Of bad weather, TO postpone the race
to good day.
Oct %. 4S-td j. Nj. SELDEN, Proprietor.
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dTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR :,

ITO be Continued.1
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AVJ hSt1lNplON HOlEL RICHMOND, VA
w The Subscriber having leased th, old and well
known Establishment, Tor of years, takes this
opportunity TO announce TO his friends and the pu bile
generally aud particularly the former visiters OF the
house, that IL will be opened for the of
company the FIRST OF October. Ii is now undergo.
ing Through repair, aud will be fitted up 10 plain
but neat style, with beds bedding and other
furniture, all new, and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive aud experienced and his Bar-k-epers 10.
lite and accommodating HE Bar shall at all finest
well supplied with the best liquors AMI wines and his
Fable with the most choice dwlcacies of the season.
which the city and country afford aud he hattets
himself. that hy uGreittng ate lou TO his busn he
will give entire sai.acion TO ell who may favor him
with their company
The WASHINGTON HorEL il eitua,ed in The most
pleasant part Of the city, opposite the Capi-
tol, and contiguous 10 all the Public Offices, aud but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses, d the Offices Of the principal, Mlers
oil the city; aud at tie time sufficiently far remov-
ed TO afford gentlemes quiet retreat when they wish
10 retire from the hustle and noife OF the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house. that may ven.
tnre to sfh'n, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, eli
Their Oh business or Tor pleasure, will find il one Of the
most laasan situations in the city 10 addition TO what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscr
her VIII he able TO accommodate Twenty-Five or THRU
BOHRDERS, by the week. month"; or year, on tho
most Reasonable tcrms. ROBERT &. MACON
Sept II 3S-u Late Of Goochland Court House,
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CORDAGE STORE,

and is now ready 10 execute all orders for arii.
clcs in his hnv VIII, which he may be favored, and
on the p1 extensive lie bssqY 81
every description, to which he is daily adding from
his Factory. His prices will be regulated BY the
Lo1ocst Pittsburgh o. Cincinnati rates; and he
feels confident of being able to I'll all orders Of
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
on at least as goOd if not better terms than can be
procured any where else in the Western Country.
He will warrant his work TO be of the very best
quality. Commanders of Boats are requested to
give him call.
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and Mckee,
Forsyth and Dobbin, and d. b. Bayless, Commits
sion Merchants or to HIMSELF promptly attended
TO.
Wheel q March 4th, 1620-61
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CORDAGE STORE.
go
JOHN ~. BERR 70

~ EGS LEAVE 10 inform the Pueblo, that
p he has taken the large Brick Warehouse,
aieIy occupied by Messrs Frazier and Bayard,
ora tie ccraer Of Water and Union Streets, and
at the head Of Zane's Wharf, in
which he h,s onened
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JAMES C. HAWKINS,
Sign and Ornamental
PAINTER.

m ESPECTFULLY inform his friends ana
lA1 the public, that he have opened a shop 90
Main street, opposite the Post-oilice, WHTEuw
where all kinds of Ornamental Painting and Ga
ing, such as MILITARY BANNERS ml
BADGES, MASONIC BANNERS, Arsat
CARPETS, DC. ENAMELLING under Glass
for Pictures, INVITATIONS Of B'ood and Marlg
all Of which will he executed m a superior ayk
II l--r~~.f-nJ 1oiivits a sndru rpufr"udgc, anl
promises that his utmost -exeulOns shall be- u.ol
TO give general satisfaction 10 those who may r
your hun with their custom.
FP.4PER HANGING done IN d,
inedteSt manner.
Persons wishing to see specimens Of bis WON
Will please look at tho Signs Of j. TrFrm ,al
CLARK d COOKS Lottery and Exchange Office.
June I6, IS30.-Iy.
The Subscriber takes pleasure in RECOMMEND.
og TO his friends and the public in general, hs
late pupil, Mr.. J. G. HAwKiSs, as a sklfi adt
IN that branch Of the arts which he profo,ses
J. X. LAMBDIN, ofPatsburrh
May q, 1880,
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DOCTOR VICRERS
INTERROGATION.

For Sale by A. S. TODD, Main st. Wheeling.
HIS Embrocation has for long time been
esteemed as a valuable remedy in a variety of dis
eases, and will want no other recommendation
than that furnished by the use o. one or two bot
ties. In Rheumatism it is attended with the mos,
signal Advantages also valuable in Swains.
NumbHcss, Burns Ind0lent Seedlings, and is parti-
culary seryiceable IN LuRbdgO, or pains in the
back; and in many instances, when taken in doses
Of from TO 10 drops, Gin syrup or sugar. it gives
immediate relief m ChOtic lis also much famed
for It's powerful dscussive efficacy in the removal
IF Poll EUd Fistula, Pusa, Strains, and many
other diseases incident to horses. For more
particular description ofths Embrocalion. and the
method ofusing H. see the advertisement surroun-
ding the bottle.
May 10, 1880. Ally
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PATENT MEDICINE
FRESH SALID OIL
UpEBIOB MACABOUGH SNUFF

FEW DOZEN BOTTLE SUPERIOR SNUFF
Physiarn. Country others viii find their
dav st1cs,a the the rice low
Fl r Wlr t.rsen Jevax Sakeroo, viii be
eli April
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MARTIN &c ELLIOT.
pALflhWRSo

I'd ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
I'D the public generally, that the business will
in future be carried on by them in the new stand,
No 6, Mechanics Row, Main-street.
They receive regularly, all the latest Fashions,
and pledge themselves to attend particularly to
the application Of them, in a style inferior TO none
in the West.
The distant Customers Of r. G. Martin win
please TO take notice, that their Measures have
been carefully preserved. and that all Orders from
them will be thankfully received and attended to
lt the shortest notice.
LADIES' HABITS, plum and ornamenteo,
mlde to tLe latest and most approred Fashions.
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-, cREE, ROBINSON & Co. are opening
l,rr. and eeuelai assortment oil staple

sa. eKEE, ROBINSON & Go. ere opening
III large and general assortment oil staple Q
Law, Goods, selected out oil the sp'ing stn-
val. NJ New York. and are reuiafkable ior Their
r,r,.iv Of u, he and ehsspnss.
Han Corded and checked Cambrleks. very low
/, and /, London Cambnck,, soft dressed
Beautiful fgd swiss Aiushas
swiss and Manchester Ginghsms, new style
Ttofe Indieune, entirely new article
obarr. Milsuese Ribbons. do
Sunerfine Linen Cambficks
81 and 6 kentlags, approved bleach
Scarborough Gaure hdkis. beautiful.
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
Silk and Cotton tio1iefy, at half price
Fancy Soups, odour delicious
Cologne and Florida Water, in cut bottles
Thread and Blonde Laces, sup quality
Bobbiuett 10 ., y ana of
B.autlnl Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bonbazme. 81 aud Ga, vey cheap
Black Lusirings, for gentemen's wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunells, very superior
The above Goods are fresh--all purchased
for cash, and will be sold Oh such terms VII
please the planter, aud be an Offset agslnslihc
low prices Of Tobacco.
March %
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NNRorICl~-lhs Subscriber having defer
IN mined 10 discontinue business In this
place, earnestly requests those indebi TO him
10y bond or o,herwise,) TO make immediate
payment TO Mr.. William Digges, who is alone
authorised TO settle the same aud those hav.
isg claims, will present them for adjustment.
All those indebted To the concern OF ) Il NJ.
Allen l. Co are requested to make immedinte
payment, as longer Indulgence cannot be gly.
en- b. w. HEWSON.
Mays
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MARUST SALE.-By virtue ola deed oftrust
- eiecdted 10 the subscriber by Benjamin
Norvell, for certain purposes therein expressed,
and which deed bears date on the 9th day OF
September, 1924. and duly OF record in the
county court Of Amherst. will be- exposed TO
sale, at public auction, for cash, on Saturday
the 29th day Of the presen, month, (Msy) at
the tavern OF Mrs. Nancy Hill, in the county OF
Amherst, the following slaves, with the increase
OF the females since the date Of said deed, to
Wit Betty. woman, George, Ned and Ann
Eliza, with some children, Cher names not re-
coueeteJ) or so many Of said slaves ms may be
Necessary to discharge bond Of S24s, msn-
toned 10 said deed. with the interest aud char
ges OF executing the trust.
Acting as trustee, the undersigned will con.
We, such title as is vested in bin by sand irus,
deed aud none other.
JAS, l., LAMPKIN, Trustee.
May 3 tbs
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NOT.TCE,
Land for Sale,

I'D URSUANT toa decree of the County
* Court of Bedford. the undersigned Cou''
missioner, appointed under the sad decree
will, on the 18th day OF June next, at the hou's
of Col. David w. Quarlss, in the county Of
Bedford. proceed to sell, to the highest nd
der, on credit Of one, two and thee years
two tracts OF Land, in the said county, the ons
supposed TO contain about 500, the other 5oo
acres, lying on the waters OF Goose and BACK
Greeks. These lands are adapted 10 the Gu
tivation of tobacco and all kinds OF gram ara
well wa'ered. and great portion is si''i I"
woods, which abound in large and eSceleD'
timber OF various SORTS. but principally pune
The lands will be shown TO any person WE"
Tag 10 purchase, by Col. Quarles, who re''oe'
near the premises. The purchaser viii be &c
CURED 10 give bonds with approved secur"'a
and the title will be withheld until the last pa
men', when II will be directed to he coGyeysc
by the court, W. L. GOGGiN, Com
May l3 w4w
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GARDEN SEED,
March 90

GARDEN SEED.
~ ARLY Short Top Scarlet Radish, earl
IL Salmon Radish, Nssmrtion white solid &c
lery, early Summer Squash, Scotch Kali, early
Horn Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
lurnip Beet. Large Swelling Parsnip, Green
Head Lettuce. Drumhead do. Maggie Wur,zIe
Beef, red Onion Seed. SaIiasy early curied Sc
licia Lettuce. straw coored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Radish, Tomstoe shaped Pepper, early
CluAer Cucumber. early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans, early William Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea, early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green harlton Pea, Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce.
white Naples Radish, cured Pepper Grass. cur.
led Parsley, Garden Cress, early Ceulitlower.
Ochre Seed, early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early York Cabbage. long Drumhead do,
Beren DO early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Sdyory do. I~te Baiesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusua lily low prices BY
WIN. J H0LCOMBE.
Feb. Is Is
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Commission Business.

JNHE Subscriber having removed to Lynch
- burg, offers his services 10 his friends
and the public generally as Commission Mer'
chant.--He will transact any business confded
TO his care, for a small Commission, with
promp,ilude aud fidelity. His Otire Is NJ b.
r. Gardner's Shoe Store. IHOS. CREWS.
March % tsa