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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

IfN pursuance of Deed OF Irusl, dated Tho
- 7th January 1928, aud recorded IN IN,
county court OF Amherst, execu ted by Dawn
Garland and Jane Ii. his wife to Daniel no.
ginboiam and James Lyons, Jr., trustees. IN
trust, 10 secure the payment OF three thousand
aud eighty eight dollar, and mineiy cents, with
interest thereon, from the 10th OF January
1928, to benjamin. W. Leigh and Robert stan.
ard, to satisfy the said debt and the e1pep,y,
OF the trust.-wiH he sotd. at public auction, 10
Oh. highest bidder, fox cash at the trout door
of the Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond, 90
Friday the 10th day December next, the fol.
lowing lands in the said Deed of Trust mes.
toned and conveyed, and more particularly
described, VIZ /:
One tract of parcel OF land, lying and bring
in the county OF Amherst, on the north side
aud adjoining Buf,loe River and on both SIDES
of Higg inbotham' Creek, aud containing oas
tho sand and three acres (by mrtes and bounds
in the sal Deed of Trust descrbed) made un
OF the lands purchased OF Henry Holloway aud
William Lee.
One other tract or parcel Of land containing
sixty acres adjoining the before mentioned
tract. and being the same land which was sod
under decree OF Amherst county court OF
otpttHlotI ietn iouo, W OnOuhCeu III 'nt case
OF David S. Garland, adm'of OF Benjamin Phi
irs, decd, and guardian Of George d. Philips
an infant son OF William Philips, decd con-.
plaioan,, as ainst Mary Philips widow & relIc Of
w il'an, Philips, deed and others defendan
and being the same hand which was conveyed BY
Gabriel Penn, to William Philips. decd b.
deed dated lst May 1885, and duly recorded
the county court of Amherst.
And one other tract or parcel ofland adjoo
ing the Inst mentioned tract Containing igW
hundred acres (by metes and bounds in tbr SAID
Deed of Trust described) and beng the sane
land that was granted To Aaron Hlggmbolban
and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder 10 bis
two sons William and jacob.
The sale will be made by the subscI'e
under the special power. in the Deed Of IM
expressed and contained 10 the Trustees Of
either ofthem. TO make the SALE and only ,uca
title as is vested by the said deed IN the trustees
IS 10 he sold and conveyed.-Aud the sale VII
commence, between The hours OF ~ and
q clock Of the day of sale above appointed
JAMES LYONS, JuuOt
Nov. 1. tbs
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Packet Boat for Richmond.

FLINDERS rANDiNG it is probable tina, The
u subject ufthe Improvement o James Riv-
er, will be brought before the Legislature this
winter, and, in order to afford an opportunity
TO the members aud others who may wish in
formation by trip downIt | shall be prepar-
ed with my PACKET BOAT to leave Lynch.
burg on Wednesday the LIST day of December
next. aud shall expect to arrive in Richmond
IN time for the meeting of the Legislature on
the ls Monday
Passengers will be lodged on shore, others
accomm odated Oh board, Tor which, and pas
sage reasonable compensation will be requir-
ed. Members others from the counties be
low, can meet tue Boat on her way down.
DAVID STAPLES
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DYSPEPS

a the solicitation OF Doct. G.. p
n have undertaken TO attend the aa,s'
trauun OF his remedies for .he cure of lt'''
STA, during bis sbseoce from Lynchbu,, ''f'iD
shortly after DR.. Rose had formed Al,
Of treatment. he communicated 10 INA h,s l''A
on tina, subject. My first impre,slon. RVS
such as to induce hun to report from To-, 's
time, the result Of his experience. Tins ,sL.
in conjunction with what have SIM a. ''
myself, confirm. me in the belle That s''a
most valuable system aud under a md,
application, will restore person. 10 heai,l :,
otherwise would be incurahle. NV
II twenty four years exl e,irnce in The ~.
tee oiphysic, can secure me IRON rr,nt.
the application OF Df. Roses remedies / e,,,'
tain full assurance. that no one will
cause to regret tue trouble and espen.e or -,
ing tIeir utility.
For tue convenience Of persons wi.bi,,
receive The benrfit OF DR.. Roses system. -.
will he paid 10 any part oi the town,
Apply at the Washington Loci,
JNo;P CogBs
Nov 1.
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Lynchburg and Salem lsrnplNe Com
Nov. 4.

w the lronr door of James S. Pendleton, 10
the ewn OF Nes Glasgow, Amherst county, on
III. ID day OF December next, ali the balance
ofthe negres of Hlll Carter, decd between 10
aud 20 IN number, consisting Of men, women,
boys aud gnls, on Il credit Of twelve months.
Bonds with approved security will he required.
Aaso, OH the 18th December, on the plantation OF
he said deceased large quantity of corn. Sc
yrral yoke OF excellent oxen, several mich
rows, horses, plantation tools. household aud
kitchen furniture, o Or 8 thousand weight OF well
faued pork, and set OF blacksmith g tools. &c.
&C. Bonds aud security will be required AS
above stated THOS. y. EUBANk,
Admr. OF Hill Carter. dec d.
Oct. % ids
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wHa. SAMUEL fLEMlNu.--As you are
IV no, an inhabitant of this commo nweaiih,
We hereby notify you, that We shall take the
Deposiiion III James ID. Askew, al Tie Hasse'-
y;ll. ua,el. in III. town OF Rosselville, Logan
county. Kentucky, on Monday the 9th day OF
December neal. 10 be read As evidence al the
trial Of The snii depending IN Campbell county
court. shersia w. - ass enres OF said Ask.".
are plaintiff. aud suu a,e defendant sheu ID
ssia drpo.i,,on not he taken on the day above
,s,.,d. tprn II viii be taken on the ia, alier.
n, he cont inued fram day ~ day TIL il Is taken,
sundays excepted
pANSlLL l. NOWLIN.
Nov. 4 vi"
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30 Y virtue of deed in trust, executed by
- jos. D,lardlo Peachy Franklin and Nm
5. Crawford, bearing date 'hr Both day OF May,
1870 and OF record in the Clerks office OF
Amhersl county, the subscriber according to the
provisions OF said deed, will on the 9th Deem
her next, il fair, and if moi, tire next tar day
thereafter proceed 10 sell for cash, 10 the high
esl bidder, before the door oil James S. Pendle
tons tavern in N. Glasgow, the tract OF land IN
sad deed named, containing by estimation 3UO
acres, near New Glasgow, adjoining the land
OF Wan. Higeinbotham and others. There is a
arge aud omfortabls dwelling house on ssid
land also Two good barns, and other ncces sa.
ny buildings. The subscriber will only convey
such ilile as is vested in him by said dee OF
trust, which is considered good.
WM. CRAWFORD.
o.,
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Oct 25.

ILNrUIlCE.-Willb be offered for sale, on
III Monday the goth Of November, II fair,
ii not, the next fair day, two tracts aud parcels
VI land, consisting of bs,ween 100 aud 500
acres in the county OF Bedford, the sale to CON
mence at my dwelling house on said Land. The
said tracts OF land JON each other, and lie on
Wolf Creek, adjoining the land Of Richard
Hohson's Camp Ground, within 3 or 4 miles
Of the town OF Liberty. The sal land, think,
consists Of over 400 acres OF woods. good
portion OF said land is tobacco land, end s!so
a good portion of bottom laud, which will bring
good tobacco, and large portion of ,obacco
lots, together with good apple orchards. Rea-
sonable credits will be given. Terms 10 be
made known on day of sale.
n. B-The above named land is remarked
Tor being healthy and well water-d.
THRASIVELLuS5 MINOR.
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Nov l..

IEs ANiNG engagements that will carr, f.,
- from Lyncnburg for come time, b..,
prevailed on my friend Doct. Cobhs 10 a..
the application Of any remedies Tor The car.
Dyspepsia, in my ahsrnfc
avail myself OF TINS opportunity of SAW
that he may be relied on to The full extern +,
his undertaking. His long experience p,ey
Iiar'v qualities him for discriminating The IN
ses that fail within the sphere Of my lem,
dies.
Patients of this description for whom | hay
Ine,cfibed. aud fecrlved a fee will be- artpnl
ed 10 b, DIR. C. with the same piomp,ue.
as those coming orig nally under his care.
u. A ROSE.
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NP Y Uirite ola deed Of trust, sreeuted 10 the
I'D subscribers by james c. McRsynoids and
JOHN Nc Reynolds bearing date The third of No
MEMBER, eighteen hundred and thirty, aud ofrs-
cord mthe Clerks 06ice ofMe county Of Gamp-
be4 for Sandfy purposes therein mentioned, The
'nderagAed '0W proceed to sell, on The premises,
on TneSdayMe AN day Of. December, eighteen
hundred and hirty, BY uny Of public auction. TO
The highest bidder, the following property, 10
Ua one motcig of The tyact Of land. Of Which
John McRegloLA. died seized, and on Which
lanes {. -ncRep,Oids resides continuing
ire handfed anu eighty four acres; also one
other tract affirming thereto, called Depriest's
tract conininung eighty acres also, another
tracf, adjoining 10 TIE first mentioned tract, called
The Long Drire tract, combining taeo hltndred
and len acres also forty odd Siures consisting
of''sn romen aud children hogs sheep. horses,
cnitie rnggOn, The crop 9f Tobacco u the present
Bear, household and kitchen furniture, Turning
utensils b'deksmiM's io0i, stu, shot gun, and
The remaining stock Of Goods of. y j. McRey-
noids. The sale miH hal At the house 1ohere III
sind James {. HcRryaoih noiU resides an the
counfgof CnmpbtH, db0m tUtHy mules south
east of EgnchbWg. and will continue from ddy
10 day uHH completed. The land uW be soH on
a credit Of one, tlcO and three gears eqnut annual
nSfaimeHs the purchasers girlpg bond oiM good
PbSoHW security or OOHd ran deed o. TuH on
The fnnd 10 secure The principal payment HereoE
II rs understood hat those interested in The other
nsoieiy 81 lie tract of fire hundred and eighty
Jon acres wiHjoin IN The sale and Conveyance
olhe whote tract The personal property IN
Guiding The negroes Wittbe soH on a credit un-
NJ the first Of fasut nert, HE purchasers giuing
bond tgM good serniy. The undersigpsd are
horeper authorized by The deed 10 sell prirafety
amt for cash iftReV hiik DrOper. The tdltd IS
said 10 be a good t0bocco plantation disd u,H be
shown 6g Mr.. Jan IS c. .NcReyuoidst 10 any per-
SON lcid'ing 10 purchase. The SHARES are pri1-
elPaHy goung negroes, and pery likely, and said
10 be " a good character, Acting as trustees
he n"ders'gned rcW conreg oniy such lille to he
purchasers Of The nboce property as is Uesied IN
henl, though The iihe so Jar as they hare eusr
understood rs good.
JOHN b. DABEEY,
ROBERT S. McREIN0LDS.
Nop. II IDS
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AJOlCE.-R, virtue ofa deed OF trust sI1
ecutsd Il the under.isned, by Nm. J
Iharnoud, for CERTAIN purposFs therein expires.
sed bearing date tie 3uta Of Nssenber, 1870,
and duly tecor,ish 80 the Cierks Office 81 A.
hrrsl county, vii be .oI T. ~ highest builder.
70, ready M, ~, al the tesidtner OF Nhiinm
Thnrmnnd. IN tie Conni, oi Ambeis'' on 81
turda, the 18Th day 81 December asAf' All ne
,rt,,e,, III ,sia Nm. ] Ibufmond ~ the estate
OF Wm Tbutmond. .aid interest - oae seventh
undivided fafi ~ neaf three handffd ncrrs of
land. mnas valuable slaves. With every species
ofprnpe,ty ois hieh ss,d esiats consist. Al
hour The ttls e. .A,d estate Isbrlievsd be per
fec yet such OILY Wi be made 10 The purchaser
as /. vested IN Us a. e. ustees. JOHN PRYOR.
WIN TUCKER.
Nov IL ids
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TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line OF business !;
and, also. nat he has made arrangements
which will enable him at all times, and at the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches, Gigs
Baroncbes, or any other description of Car,
riages, from Newark, N. j. which is known
TO be the uery best Mandatory ofsach articles
IN The rorfd Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, so that any ordsr which may be
given can always be Immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise continues To carry
on the Carriage making business, and is pre-.
Pared to make Carriages of any description
whirh may he wanted by those VINO prefer the
h'me manufacture. He will also do any kind
OF repairs The cheapest terms, aud in ihe
most punctual manner,
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aug. 80 "a
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$40 REWARD.

I'd UNAWA l from ihe subscriber on the Is
laL November 1880, a Negro Man named,
ADAM, fry years + age or upwards, of
low s,atua. very dark compilation full eyes and
very round face, with grey hair both on his
head and beard, when sp oxen To IN her intel
lgeni Than otherwise, m humble in his mNn
mr. lie can read both prnl aud manuscript.
The SAID negro came originally from Amherst
county, and has a tree wo.aan tor wife. nam
ed Hannah Dunne,, with whom he has always
lived they have several Ch,lirru tao Of lhem
grown, Il with whom, perhaps he may attempt
90 pass As Tree Nozzle is u toerahlc good
rolgh CaIpeuiet, Cooper &c His children arr
named Adam, George, Jsme., Jenkins aod
Tom. who lsa waterman on the rIver from
L,ncnburg to Richmond---it is que probable
be may be on The river or about Amherst. rs he
has many acqualntances in that seet'un.-l will
give the above named rev ri IL said Negro is
taken out Of this 5 ate. and ten dollars ii tnken
within the State, VI scared in jad. SO TINT
get hlm. HENRY EARLY
Franklin. Nov. % 2m
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EpY virtue ofd iced Of Hua executed 10 US by
h D mn Garter, bearing date on the 7lh dag
o. Nay, 1898, and Of record IN the county court
Of -inherSt, and for The purpose OF paying debt
therein mentioned. due 10 lie PreStdent, Direc-
tors y Co Of HE Bank Of tuginia, IRE shall, on
he 2d day Of December. 1880 before he fr0ni
door Of the tdtern house IN The t0Un Of .NeW
Gtas-OlQ, and said county Of amherst, At present
ocrnped by James ) FeudteiOn, sell, BY t0ag of
PHbftc auction for tendy money the JotIowrg
ofares, 'c'h he increase Of The fenlates Of Them
III my since The dole Of The sad deed Of trust,
10 mi: Jola, aud N0Hg ms rife and their sertu
ch"tdren james, Salty, Betsy, Maria Mary Jane
and Ned Dary and PoHy his rife alm her
'oar children frankty, EtUrd Henry and Dpuy
IND dnna nnd her TOO sous inron and Ed-
mund. Should The sale Of The SAID Starss mol be
completed on The day nboue appointed The ate
thereof wiH6e continued on the day neat J,tiov-
my. al he same piac. abore appointed.
By rri4e Of Tie same deed Of trust, and for The
same pnTpo.e ADORE designated zee shut, on the
4h day If Dte'mJer, lo3o, al he late d,oeting
house Of sad mn carter, IN The saiI county Of
.lmhcd, sell, by ,say Of pubic auction, lOUO
derts Of Land, tom The Gppurit,ances, iging
and Bang M The sad county If du.hsrsi--it he
'us The toWsr part OF end Of The tract OF tand on
Dil'ch he Sad mn Carter resulted nj he date Of
The sad deed Of trust. and al the Time ofh,s
death - be iaid Of and d,rided from he resume
~ hE sdd trdct by a straight line 10 be riul from
oHs @ae line Of The Sn,d tract to The other side
hAe Of The sad tract so as 10 INCLUDE The duel
aug house occupied by HE said Garter al lie DUE
oShe sad iced Of trHst, Jemg The same house
al tcd'eh he sad sale IS hereby odcertiscd 10 take
place,
ierms Of Sale ofHs Land TIE Land wiH be
sotd on a crcdt Cf l. , 3 and 4Brars, for equal
Port'ons'hf he purchase money, 10 be computed
from he day of safe. F0rhe hoo FIRST payments
bonds flh approved PERSONAL sec-,iiV wiH be
required, and jor HE heo last payments bonds
wRhoRi Gng personal security ,eW be demanded,
ana deed ot trust on he Land itself wiH be
required 10 secure The four payments.
me tile 10 The pr0Periy herein before men
TONED is deiiered 10 be good, JHt acting merely
as trustees, use shall only conrey such tttie as Is
reSiedIH MS by the decd Of trttd aforesaid.
LDGAS p. THOMPSOM / Trustees.
JOHN N OTEY, h"N'es'
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Trust Sale of Land and Slaves.

MY virtue ofs deed of trasi. executed BY
ID John MsDaniel TO Ct,swsil Dsbnty sod
nssslf, for the purpose Of securing certain
debts therein men ioned, which deed bears date
on the 26th day Of aIsrch, 1928. and Is duly
Of record IN the ceurfg eann Of Amherst.
hail. on the LIT day Of Jaansfs, ls3l, sell bs
way Of fuDlte auction, fnr ready mones, Ger
tam trad OF parcel Of liant, win the arpnrie.
bance.. situate Va the cpunty OF \ lihrfst on the
nortl .ide If The Tobacco Row Mountain con.
tanning 367 acct more 81 less being rhri Of
the tract p,.l chased al William ). tfawiord's
estate nnI UouuJed by N" land. oi .,eh"rd
Jone,. Col. William Jopli Z, Thomas T. / en-
SAINTS add The land, belonging Ia N.n. IsfTy's
cstsfn.
.h.ll nlso n, the same time n by virtue efthe
same dsedsn by wa of pubic aueilon io' res-
dy money thu inilowlne slaves. ~ such portion
Their OF ~ may be necessary u accomplish tue
PURPOSE ofssid tfust, to SIT sandy, DsVY.
jesse, Caleb. Archer, Mary, Matthew, Henry,
rhrbe. Pefmela. Judy and james.
The sale of the above property Will take place
on the said lat day Of January, 1881, al the
d~r cling house, on the said iand a. present &c
cnpied by ". France. \. K. Dayie..
The title OF the sad property l. beiIrgcd 10 BE-
good. but as at merely ana tfa,tes, shall
only convey TO the purchaser, or purchasers.
sJch title only ~ is vested IN me- by the ald deed
Of i,u.t GEORGE W NELSON, Trustee.
Nov. % tbs
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Nov s

TuyuE suhscriber wishes 10 Sc tnr tenemen
and ground alta ied. whore he NV re-
sides IN III. town OF Liberty. The house aud
Office will make avery convenient establish
rneni for a family Of moderate size. The terms
will be one third Of the purchase money ia hand,
the residue IN two equal annual ,nstalments.
The house is very convenient for y s"ali build.
ing, having six rooms with FIRE places Tie Of.
fee comfortable aud new good stane and
forage house. al 10 good repair. There are
several acres Of ground aud good garden.
PEACHY X. GlLMEH.
Gent 30 INt2oN
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TRUST SALE.

a GREkABLY to the provisions of deed
A.. oil trust, executed by Claiborne Gladnaa
TO the subscriber, OF record in the office olDt
Hastings Court OF .ynchburg, aud to satisfy me
purposes of said deed. the subscriber Il ODd
at public sale, for cash. on Saturday the 2ia
day ofNoVembernext, if fair, ifnot. then'zi idf
day thereafter, (Sunha,s excepted.) before ne
trout door OF The Auction room Of John X =
Payne, IN Lynchhurg, pat OF a lot Of groov'
situate in rear of the Methodist Church, D"
tween third and fourth streets on which lOHs
is wooden dwelling house, adapted to me
comfortable accommodation OF small iamI.
being the same conveyed by Joseph t'0oa
deceased. to said Gladman The title 10 'Oe
property is believed TO be valid but The 'n'
scr'ter will convey such right as is vested ID
hin by SAID deed, and no other
JOHN d. URQUHAhl'
Oct, o. IDS
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Arrival of Winter Goods.
Since their decline IN ny;ces

Since their decline an prices.
ckEE, ROBINSON l. Co, take pleasure
lvA in announcing 10 their friends, that thew
are now opening their winter assortment, and
will continue to receive by every packet from
New York, every variety Of staple and fancy
Goods, adapted TO this market, and as usual, a,
very low prices. They have been holding back
Tor The decline above noticed, and feel gratiiied
Oct. %
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Portrait Painting.

NEARVEY MITCHELL has taken the room
n n over Burton " Hopkins, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Jesse b. tlarrison, where he can
be found by those who aIe deslrous of having
their portraits taken. Having "A lay figure for
ladies drapery, he feels confident OF doing JUS
tee to their pictures especially.
Oct % ia
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JUDKIN'S OINTMENT.

VUynE a,sn,ion of the reader ia particularly
Invited To the following letter from The
Hon. JOHN TALlAFEKRO Member of Con.
ereSs. aud "A Member of the late Virginia Con.
yenlion.
Hagi,g near fredericksburg, Oct. Is, 1880.
Sr--At the moment OF my departure from
home, have received your letter, under date
OF the S'h instant. on the subject of the Ont.
men, invented by Dr.. Wliiam Iudtins, of ONO,
and for some time since prepared and disposed
ofby ,ou.
Iregre, that the hurry in which | mnst mr.
eessnry make this comnicaiion, rende' : Il i'm
possible for me to state, in satisfactory man
neT, the particular evidences on winch have
formed the most favorable opinion OF the ilicas
ciuus operation oi this Ointment, on every spe-
cWs Of mmor and ulcer. as well as on Iicsh
wounds aud conlusinls.
Since the dae of ashort and hnsiv note.
addressed by nc To Mr., Charles Hersions on
this subject, have contfnned TO use Or. Jud-
kins's Ointment witliinyarisble suceess--and
II is due 10 YOU To say that have FOR several
mouths paN obt,ined. and used extensively,
thr Ointment prepared by you, with the same
Invariabie success. You may, therefore, as
spInr 10 the most full extent, what have stated
TO Mr.. Hernuns, in regard 10 the Omtment
prepared by him, a-sppiicahle u that prepared
ny yhu tihe' 'duhs ildi Hitti S'hi Nit-
paralon of this 0ntmeni because II Is heter
Incorporated, or mAad, sod much morr fire
from dreggy, or e1traneo0s mnusr, than any
had previously used. In conclusion, repeat.
nv former opinion. end say 10 you, in the most
confident manner, that this Ointment. now pre-
parsdtby you, better deserves the confidence
Of those vito may be afflicted by the maladi s
enumerated above, than any remedy hereto
fore known. say this from The most full and
satisfactory trials made by myself With Judkins'
Ointment. Aud il is for the benefit of tho az
hlcted peer who are unable TO bear the expense
incident 10 the Professional process by which
such diseases are managed, that in such strong
terms recommend the use Of this simple, strong
and certain cure.
Iam, Sir, very respectfully yours.
- JOHN IALiAF ERRO.
For sale, wholesale AMI retail by
HoWEL DAVIES, Agent,
MAN, Street, Lynchburg Va
Nov. Q.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
fnNHE spleudld establishment ofthe .uDscri-
u Der Is now stocked with a Complete as.
s0rtmrut OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery aud SaddIery,
Glass, China and Earthcnwarc,
Groceries and Dye StuGs,

Hats, Shoes and Boo,s.
The whole comprlsing stock, wr feel well as
surrd !. not equalei ly amy IN the State
10 those whOnre unarqnaIDted ~itn our eS.ah-
ishmeni, we have to state, that IN all Is gr-
fangenents. We have had one objecl msiny III
.Iew, that IS to place ~ II every ar icle oil use
To the planter aud lsImc and our town friends,
at the lowest possible cost, that the best north
ern markets will admit OF. To accomplish this
our resident partner in New York IS daiiy EN-
pioyed in the selection of Goods, tor THIS and
several other extensive houses, creating thereby
advantages superior 10. and possessed by no
other establishment here. IL is certainly an
inducement with every dealer To get IN the same
house, each and every nrlulc he wants. aud TO
have an assortment of ench 10 select from in
this we shall not often lai of success.
II is deemed needless TO enutnerate here the
'nfry many articles we have hand. Suffice it 10
say, wa think that not many disappoiotmenrs
Will be caused in the long catalogue OF Goods,
comprising the heads above.
In prices VIC hope 10 give satisfaction They,
however, can be best tested by an examination,
which we cordially invite, both from the mer-
chant aud customer IN town aud country
MCKEE ~ MEEM.
Nov. IL 2nfI o