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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
MARYLAND ELECTION RErrp.,
PRIScE GEoRox's CouSrr.-Asssu.
.Anii-Jackson. .Lort.o.
Thomas Bruce
CHARLES CouyTr.

CHARLES CoUXTr.
We have not the complete returns ,ru,,
county. bat are gratitied to learn from = a.. q
man Yesterday that our friends have com sIaus
triumphed. all the CLAY candidates hrira
ed. Well done for Charles! ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
FREBERrcK CoUXTY.--Assrus,r
.4n1i,Jackson. .Jo,L,o,
Cecil CouxrY.-AssEMRLr.
JackSa'. .7~nti.JacssCn,

Cry OF Acknowledgements.
.fnfi-Jacks0n. .Lacksgn.
Or. Dennis Claud 162 Gabriel H. Dv,.y ~
Nicholas Brewer I55 James Brice . II
Anti-Jackson average majority, A..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-07
Caution

4 HEREBY forewsrn all persons from erediting any
4 person or persons on my account, as ! am deter
mined {, Day n, debt Unless ] contract II m self
oct s., .FeBH e~HeRsHHar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Valuable Lands for Sale.

S.S our.usoce ola Deed of Trust, dated It's
II IA January 1928, and recorded in the
ronot, court Of Amherst. executed by David ,.
Garland and Jane II. his vile 10 Daniel Hig-
g,nboism and James Lyons. Jr., trustees. IN
,rn,, 10 secure the payment OF three housnnd
aud eighty eight dollars and ninety cents, with
interest thereon, from the 10th OF January
1898. 10 benjamin. w. Leigh and Robert Stan
ard. to ..lisfy the said debt and the expenses
of the trust-piH be sold, a, public auction, 10
IN. highest bidder, for cash, at the front door
nj the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond, on
E,,day the 10th day December next, the fol
lauin1 lands ~ the said Deed of Trust men
ton ID aud conveyed, and more particularly
described, VIZ:
One tfae, oil parcel of land. lying and beiag
in the county OF Amherst. on the north side
and adjoining Buffsloe RIVER and OH both sides
j OF Higeinbotham's Creek, aud containing one
tho sand aud three acres (by metes and bounds
IN the sal Deed of Trust descrlbed) made up
Of rbr lands purchased Of Henry Holloway and
William Lee.
One other tract or parcel Of lauh containing
sIty acr-s adjoining the before mentioned
tract AMI being the same land which was sold
under II decree OF Amherst county court OF
September term 1903, pr onounced in the case
of David S. Garland, adln'ur OF Ben amin Phi
ips, decd and guardian OF George ID. Philips
an infant son OF William Philips, decd co"-
plainant, against Mary Philips widow 4, relici OF
+ Wlliam Philips. decd and others defendants,
and bsing the same land which was conveyed by
/ Gabriel Penn, to W illsm Philips. decd by
deed dated lst May 1886, and duly recorded III
/ the county court OF Amherst.
And one Othei tract or parcel OF land adjoin-
! ing the last men ioned tract cont aiming tour
hundred acres (by metes and bounds in the said
Deed OF Trust descrbed) and be,ng the same
land that was granted TO Aaron lligginbo,han
and devised by jacob Tyree the elder 10 hi:
two sons William and Jacob.
The sale will be made by the subscriber
undfr the special power, III the Deed Of Trus
oppressed and contained To the trustees OF
either ofthem, to make the sale, and only such
lille asis vested by the said deed in the trustees
is 10 be sold and conveyed And the sale will
commence, between the hours of II and
o'clock OF the day of sale above appointed.
JAMES LYONS, Junior.
| Nov 4. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
DYSPEPSIA,

a 1.-THE solicitation Of Doci q. A. Rose,
IN have undertaken to attend the admins
uation Of his remedies for the cure Of u spep.
STA, during his absence from Lynchbnrg
shortly after DIR. Rose had formed his plan
oil treatment, he communicated TO me his views
on that subject. My first impressions were
such as TO induce him 10 report from time 10
time, ihs result OF his expei fence. This taken
IN conjunction with what ha e since seen
myself, confirms me in the belief that il is a
most valuable system and under a iudicious
application, will restore persons TO health. lba,
otherwise would be inCurable
II twenty four years experience in the prac-
tee oil physic, can secure me from errors in
The application OF Dr. Roses remedies en,.,.
tam ioil assurance, that no one will have
caase to regret the trouble and expense of ,e,,.
ing their utility.
For the convenience of persons WISHING ~
receive the benefit of DR.. Roses system. s;s;s
VIII he paid to any part of the town,
Apply at the Washington Holel
Nov. 4. ooo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

\NNSlLb be sold, TO the highest bidder, be lore
w the front door OF James s. Pendeion, in
the town OF Ne" Glasgow, Amherst county, on
the I'd day OF December next, all the balance
OF the negres of II IL Carter, dee d. between 10
aud 20 IN number, consisting OF men, women,
boys aud girls, on credit Of twelve months
Bonds with approved security viii he required.
Anlso, on,he 9TH December, on the plantation Of
The said deceased, large quantity Of corn, Sc
veral yoke OF excellent oxen, several mitch
COWS, horses, plantation tools, household aud
kitchen furniture, D or thousand weight Of well
faned pork, and set OF blacksmuhs tools, NC
&c. Bonds and security will be required as
above stated THOS. y. EUBANk,
Admr. vi Hill Carter, decd
Oct. % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Lands and Slaves at auction.

"Y virtue ofa de.d Of trl,a ereeaisd 10 Us "
ID nm Cater, Learipg date GA Inc IN ddg
Of May, ls2s. and Of record "a the county eobfi
Of IBlhtrsf. and for the pafpo,e Of paying deef
therein mentioned. due to the PfssidsHf. Drte-
tors q, co of Baik Of rirgin,n. re shall on
hs ID day Of December. 1880. before me ioi"
door Of the fatern houie an The town 81 'ew
Gfdsgotg. aud said cosniy Of .3nhera, at present
corrupted By James = Pendtston. sell. BY Hay 81
public auction. for ready money The Jofom'pg
siares, nth The increase Of the JemateS Of theH
Gf any unce the doe Of The sad deed o. trust
10 wit John, aud Molly ms teife and ihsir 'ees'I
children James, Sally. Betsy, Mario, Mary Jane
aud Ntd-Daty aud Polly has rife. and theu
four children Frankly. Etrird, Henry aud D1ry
and lima aud her iioO sons .far0n and Id
nland Should the sal, u TN sad SfnreI mi be
completed on the day above appointed, The 'de
thereof uiH be continued on the day neHi Jottot0
ing. AT Ms SANE piaet ADORE appointed
by Virtue Of he same deed o. trust, aud for The
,anie purpo.e nboSe d sgnaitd ,r. shaH on ne
IN day oC December, 1880. al Ire tate d,Cetimg
house Of sad IhH Carter, ut The saii county ~
1mbefH, sell, by pry 81 public auction. 100
ntres Of Land toh he nppurifHanees. tying
aud beng IN the said county Of dD,hsrst-H he.
iHg hs loicer port or end Of the tract Of land on
Which m, gaid MI Garter Te5ided al the dale oj
the SAIL iced Of frud aud al The tune ~ hii
death, 70 be Ind of aud diridsd from The residue
ofthe said tract by sraighi line 10 be run from
one side-tne Of The sad tratt 10 the Other SIDE
hHe 81 The gdId tract so as 10 include he duet
htg house occupied BY he sad Garter at The date
~ me sad deed Of trust, beng The same house
Al Which The SAID safe Is hereby adreoti,ed 10 take
place
Terms nj SAFE Of The Laud- The Land wiH be
sold on ceedd Of 2 3 and 4 years, JOr eqaa!
portio,n Of the purchase money 10 be computed
froe ne dng n safe. For the tco tirsI payments
bonds eiM dpprorsd personal security w,H be
required, aud Jor The hgo last payments bond,
p'Rom any personal security teiH be demanded
aud u deed Of trust on The Land itself reiH be
required 10 secure The four payments.
The tdis 10 The property herein btfore men
Toned Is beiiseed 10 be good, but acting merely
as trustees, IRE shaR only conpey such lille as Is
rested IA us by the DEED Of trust aforesaid.
LUCdS Il. THOMPSON y,,,.,o..
JOHA NJ OTEP,
OFT % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

A Continuation of the Executors Sale
m y Monday the 18th day of December ns,,
Swill be offered at Public Sale, IN like ma,
ner. at the late residence OF Dnnel Gilman Il.
ceased, 10 the Town of Fredericksburg, all , 1u
Personal Estate Of said Grinnan, in SAID TovO
consisting ofseveral House. Servants, Gsrd,o
er, Cook, Hosller and Sempstress, SC. aim
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage &
Horses, Ugh, Wagon, Riding Horse a consid.
cradle Stock OF Books, with variety Of other
articles too tedious 10 enumerate The te,ms
Of saie,m stated in the previous adye rtissmea,
JOHN S. WEXFORD, Ex'er
oil ,he last viii and I.stam.n, -
DANILL GRINNAS, deceased
Oct. II. tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
REMOVAL,

FHHE subscriber has taken The Bell Tavern,
- at Nelson Court House, (Loyngs on, }
where he IS now ready TO receive all persons
VINO may favor him with their company, and he
pledges himself To use ever, exertion to give
the most general satisfa cuion
It's house IS situated near the Court II ouse.
ma IS large and connections. His stable is OF
prick aud calculated to hold from forty TO fifty
norses,-'his IS likewise pleniiiuIly supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atteo.
ton OF good aud faithful servants, he flalters
h'mssli will enthle him TO patronage.
J. Il. STOUT.
Nelson c. n Oct. 81. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Nov. / |
Trust sale oi A.anA.

Isk Y virtue of . deed in trust cuted by
- Jo'. Dhlard,o Peachy Franklin aud VIM
D. Crawford bearing date the Both day OF Nav.
1879, and OF record in the Clerks Office of
An'hers county, the subscriber according to tn,
provisions OF said deed. will on the 9th Decem,
Der next, II fair, and if not, the next fair dav
thereafter, proceed 10 sell for cash. 10 the hieh.
est bidder, before the door of James S. Pendle
tons tavern in n. Glasgow the tract of land in
said deed named, containing by estimation 800
ceres. near New Glasgow, adjoining the land
of VIM. Iiigginbotham aud others. There is a
arge aud comfortable dwelling house on said
land also two good barns, aud other nrcessa.
~ buildings. The subscriber will Only convey
such tile as is vested in him by said deed Vi
trust which is Considered good
WIN 5 CRAWFORD,
Oct %. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
TURNER Il KERR

IRNFORM their friends and the public tina
I they have just receiveda fresh supply o
spleudid Good, which they oferiat horlherl
retail prces-Among which are
French AID Manchester Piinis
ITALIAN Lusiring, hyperion quality
Black Gro de lnds
Black Barege
thangable silks
Col RID eros de Naples
Satin LavrnlIue
Mfrlnu Cifcassians
Thread Lace an Edgings
splendid BE I Ribbons
Nankn aud Canton Grapes
Scarlet, blue aud white Me,ino long. 5ha~lss
DO do do Cashmere do
Enbt ordered Grape Dress Hdkfs.
Eh"s large Leghorn Flats and Crowns
T. pc, Hang,ngs
Hair Braid, aud Puff.
An 'lrghn. assortment of Gents Stacks.
Oct 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

~ Ia court held Tor Amherst county on Tho Io 49,
49,, VI oc,oDer, 1870, Peter f. Christian in h. n >
sh, ana as surviving exor. of John Christ.n o "n
~ ~. against Richard Davenport and Mar 'hio
Chr' marie: l.; Christian John Christian, VIM T.
'ohh christian, an infant under the ogo AZ ,
,; ne S9rs, son OF Samuel Christian, dec BrIrv On
ia '"nin Christian James G. Christian, and D,-
~; : nc 5 deiendants Richard Davenport and NJ. A.
cb", Inn'ies L. Christian, VIM L. Christian. md r hns
s,a, lson OF SamueD not having entered , To
~ assembly and the rules of this court and anc act
haiiaU satisfactory evidence That they are a,
IG ol lhis country 1t Is ordered thar ,i III !,
c, ne.l' ana answer tho bill of the plaini
VI tns order be forthwith inserted in lnat
III the tow ofLynchburg for Two
house ar,h nu posted at tho front door of the c'u
~ 'ou"'y. ACopv- Fes.c i' /
Oct q ARTHUR Is. DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

LEES ORDER.

1r< kOW nil men That we, the subscri
- br,s, jointly and seyerally, have appoint
ed Henry .. Middleton, Of FredercLshur
Virginia, our sole aud lawful Attorney in fact,
10 take 'ato possession, manage and dispose Of
as he may deem proper. for our benefit, u
survey of tpentg thousand acres Of Land, situa
ted in the Counties ol Patriclt and Montgomery E,
IN the State OF Virginia, known by the iith Of
Lees order Land, lie is authorised TO remove
all respassers and Illegal occupants, heieb,
re'oNihg all au'ho,'yto any other person that
may be supposed 10 have been granted by us
CHAS. {. LEE of New. York.
SIDNEY 5 LEE OF New-York.
ROBERT T.. LEE, OF Charleston.
Nov. H. a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Hublic Sale.

NlLL be sold in New London, on Friday
w the 18Th OF November, my land, dloin.
ing Col. Alexander Austin, Henry Jones, Wm.
Hicks aud others known by the name OF Ned
inslor's Land, containing. TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY SIX ACRES, situated from
New London about miles, aud from the Acad4
envy about mile. The terms of sale will he
ohe nan cash. the other in IL months. bond and
good security repaired. to carry in,eres, from
the date II not punctuslly pad. Should he above
Land be sold privately before the time appon-
ted, the advertisement will be discontinued.
EDMUND r. WHITE.
Oct. 81 ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

VIE Subscriber wishes TO sell the tencmen
and ground attached, where he now re
siues III the town OF Liberty The house and
office will make avery convenient establish
ment for family Of moderate size. The terms
viii be one third ofthe purchase money in hand,
inc residue IN two equal annual instalments
Inc ouse is very con, enient for small build
ing, having six rooms with fire places. The Of
nee comfortable and new, a good stable and
forage house. all in good repair. There ar.
several acres Of ground and good garden.
PEACHY II. GlLMER,
Sept 80 lwt25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Nov. f..

ANING eng 1gements that will carry ,,o
--- rom Lynchbnrg tor come time / has.
prevailed on my trIend Doet. Cobbs 10 atte,i
, IN, application OF my remedies for the cnrs ",
Dyspepsia, in my absence '"'e o'
av"'l myself OF this opportunity of sav;oc
,"a' ne may be relied on to The full exteot {,
nus undertaking. His long experience n"o "
aait qual,hes him for discriminating the es.
dies '' VI my rene
Patients of this description for whom 7 ..
prescribed, and rece we'd n foo oil nave
ed TO by DIR. C with the am. W." We Attend
US '"0se coming originally under his care p'"eS'
Nov 4 G. A. ROSE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
SPLENDID

HHtlE subscriber respectfully inform. The
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business
and, also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable him at all times, aud al the
shortest notice, 10 supply those who may favor
h'm with their patronage with Coaches, Ggs,
Bnronches, or any other descrition Of Car
!" ges, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
TO be the re'y best Mnnujdciory ofsuch article
N he ~orid. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York. SO thai any ordrr which may bs
gwen can always he Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to cary
on the Carriage making business, and is pre-
pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer tia
h.nle manufacture He will. a SO do any kind
OF repairs ON the cheapest terms, and in Ibd
most punc,ual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Lynchburg and Salem isrnplko Com

Lynohburg and Salem lsrnplko Com
pany.
STOCkIIOlDERS' MEETING.
"A L an Annual NJ eIing OF the Stockholders
~ Of the Lynehbnrg and Salem Turnpike
Company, held agreeably 10 adjournment. at
the Franklin Hotel. in the town of Lynchburg.
on Friday the 10Th October, lS3o-lt appears
ing that there were not a majority OF the Stock.
holders present, either in present or by proxy,
the meeting adjourned nnul Friday the l9lh
day OF thi, month. Punctual attendance al tina,
day is requested rs 1t is expected, that business
Of great importance 10 the Stockholders will
be before The meeting.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clk.
Nov. L. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Packet Boat for Richmond

q NDER9 LANDING 1t is probable tina, the
u subject Of the Improvement of James Riv-
er viii he brought before tue Legislature this
winter, aud, IN order 10 "iiord an opportunity
To the members aud others who may wish in
formation by Trip down,t; | shall be prepar.
ed with my PACKET BOAT to leave Lynch .
burg on Wednesday the LIST day of December
next. and Shall expect to arrive in Richmond
IN time for tie meeting oil The Legislature on
the Isl Monday.
Passengers will be lodged on shore, others
accommodated on board, Tor which, and pas
sage areasonable compensation will be requir.
ed. Members or others irom the countle, be
low, eau meet the Boat on her way down
DAVID staples.
Nov "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18

WfOrICE by virtue pf a deed of ,rusi,
IN executed by the late Hill Carter 10 the
undersigned, bearing date the IAN day of
May, 1928. and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, for the purpose of securing 10 the
President, Directors Il Co. OF the Farmers Bank
OF virginia, tain debts in the said deed mention
ed, with lot rest thereon, We, or one Of Us. will
proceed TO sell, AT public AUCTION, for cash. on
'he second day OF December next, in the town
OF New Glasgow, in the county Of Amhers,
IN front OF the Tavern, occupied by MI ]. S
RENDITION, seventeen Slaves, with The increase
any, OF the females. or so many of the said
Saves as shall he uiiicien,,o pay TO the SAID
PRESIDENT, Directors Il Co. OF the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia The amount due TO them, IN.
der the deed aforesaid, tog ETHER witt, the char.
srs OF sale The sale will continue frn,n ia,
TO day, If necessary The Trustees will convey
10 the purchaser such title uuly as is ,ested in
them by virtue of the deed above n,entiooed
o.. 1 j: E'' fo Sfi Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
"A Yeacher Wanted.

n YOUNG GENTLEMAN who can produce
RI satisfactory testimonials of his good char
ac'eT, and of his qualifications to teach the
Latin, Greek, and English languages, tieo
graphy, Mathematics, aud A,ilhmelic, can
meet with employment in the County of Am
hersi, IN theImmediale vicinity OF this place, by
timely applIcaio n 10 the Editors Should the
applicant wish to prosecute the study OF the
Law, he can lie accommodated.
Oct. 81 In,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Ert.as,re Executors Sale of s,o,,
and other Personal Estate


and other Personal Estate.
a SHALL Offer fsr Sale =, Pabllc Aue,;o.
II the Phantom of the late Daniel GIinnsn. d..
called PRESQUE ISLE, in the Coz
~ oil CuipepeT, on the 9th day of Deesn.
Der next, the sale to continue from day 10 d..
until The whole shall be sold, all the Per.ona'
Properly which belongs to the Estate of m. a
ceased, on tina, Plantation, consisting 10 mar, =,
between Fifty and sixty Slaves, between o.
aud 30 Horses, several Brood Mares of ia
first bood, about One Hundred Head of Uo,naI
CATH, large stock Of Sheep and Hogs. an,
700 Barrels of Corn, large quantity of IA.
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, Carmen s,.i
aud BlacksmiIhs Tools. House hold and KIM
en- Furniture, Copper Still, one of Cha,
dier's best Surveyors Compasses, with Cha
and Plotting Instruments, with many other a,
ticles too tedious 10 enumerate.
IL is confidently believed, that in prono,,;.-
TO the quantity Of Property that will be On
ed for sale, larger proportion of very ysLns',,
Property was never offered al public sale nv,
glnia. The slaves are generally likely. man,
them very much SO and amongst them is
valuable Blacksmith. young aud healthy
mongs, tie Horses there is IA sud, bel, eved ,,I
of the best blood in The State. The Sfo,k ofC.,
I tie, Sheep and Hogs are of the most i,ppro,'.,
breeds-many ol them nov Gt Tor market an
well worth tue attention Of Butchers. TT.
/ Furniture OF superior quality. u Farme,.
! and Others, DESTROYS oil procuring Vshsl4.
+ Stock, will do well to attend this Sale as -
! opportunity ofprocuIing such will seldom n,
| cur.
| The terms OF sale as follows The slave, nil
| be sold for Cash. the residue Of the prono,,u
upon a credit Of IL months for all sumo aho.y,
Forty Dollars under that, Cash, The purehs.''
giving Bonds with approved secnIiiy, To Lea.
i interest from the dale but as il is imuort.n,
the Interest, OF The Estate, that should bean,
to command the funds ut a specified Inn.
will agree 10 reimIush the interest 10 lho'
who shall pay their Bonds when due No p,o
/ perry 10 be removed until the terms of Tho cav.
shall be complied with. To prevent a Sac,;s''
of the proper y that may be offered for ,,I,
reserve the right oil making one bid. in eye,,
case for the benefit of the E.taie Per.o,s I.'
sirous of viewing any part Of The Properly bs.
| fore the day OF sale. can do SO by snnl,;;na'
Mr.. JOSEPH =. FLIPPO, tue Mansee, nm Il.
! Farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Valuable PROPERT Y
TOR SALE.

CuNilE Subscriber is ANXIOUS 10 50
Ia valuable tract OF land in tho
Ia County Of Bedford. 1t is stu
hted upon the north fork OF Goose Creek, ad.
joining Capt. Buiolis, and is bounded on
enc SIDE by the main western road. Ii con-
tains 1884 acres, 100 Of which are cleared. 30
acres OF the cleared land are first rate low
ground the wood land lies remarkably wei
and IS first rate tobacco land. The subscriber
invites those who wish TO purchase good land
al low price, 10 come and examine the tract
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor OF Nm. Irvine, decd.
Ang.2 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

HNHE splendid establishment of the subscri-
II Der is now stocked w,h Complete Az.
sorlment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery and Saddlcry,
Glass, China and Eaithenwlre,
Groceries and Dye Stulls,
Hats, Shoes and Boots.
The whole comprising a stock, we feel well as.
sured is not equalled by any in the State
10 those who are unacquaiH;ed nth our eslah-
lishmen', we have 10 state, that in all its ar
raDgemsnts, we have had one object mainly in
view, that is. to place IN il every article OF use
20 the planter and faI mer aud our town friends
al the lowest possible cost, that the best north.
ern markets will admit OIL To accomplish this
our resident partner in New York is daifV en-
pioyed in the selection OF Goods, Tor this and
several other extensive houses, creating thereby
advantages superior to, and possessed by no
oiher establishment here. II is certainly an
tnducement with every dealer to get in the same
mouse, each aud every arucie he wants and 10
have an assortment of each to select from in
this we shall not often fail of success
IL is deemed needless 10 enumerate ber. tho
rery many articles we have on hand. Suffice !, 10
say. we think that not many DISAPPOINTMENT.
will be caused in the long catalogue of Goods
comprising the heads above.
S3In prices we hope 10 give satisfaction. They
however, can be best tested by an examina, ioo
which we cordially invite, both from the mer
chant and customer in town aud country.
MCKEE II MEM.
Nov. ii 2iil4to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-18
Arrival of Winter Goods.
Since their decline an prices.

Since Their decline an prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Il Co. take pleasure
Avn in announcing TO their friends, that they
are now opening their winter assortment, aud
VIII continue to receive by every packet from
New York, every variety of staple and fancy
foods, adapted TO this market, aud as usual, at
very low prices. They have been holding bach
for the decline above noticed, and feel gralifed
in saying their wishes have been accomplished.
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