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CONSUMPTION.

Doctor Cotterau, a French physician
of cminence, has recently submitted to
the inspection ola committee, delegated
by the Royal Academies of Sciences aud
Of Medicine at Paris, his newly invented
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GADEH.gg /! /!

~ Js.st ,,eceiped and pr sale,
n Ia bbls good New York (racked(
H GU Cider, which will be sold on roa-
sonable terms, if applied for soon.
q. 7. GARDNER,
m,,, water-st.
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questionably aware that stories sometimes
increase with astonishing rapidity and
that mighty growth Of the marvellous
may, in short time, arise from an exceed
ingly small beginning. But as all may
not be acquainted with the precise mode
of culture, which will bring them forward
with more than the rapidity of cucumbers
in hot house, we hope they will feel
themselves highly obliged to us for endeav
oring to enlighten them in this matter; and
to show our disposition to serve them in
SO important particular, we subjoin the :
following specimen: -.
Have you heard, said Mrs. Wiggins,
that Matthew M'Muzzle and his wife have
fallen out?
No. Ihave not, said Mrs. Spriggins.
Well, it's as true as you're alive, said
Mrs. Virgins, laying her finger beside
| her nose in token Of silence.
, Mrs |Spriggins lost no time in calling
r upon her neighbor Higgins. Have you
/ heard, says she, that Matthew M'Muzzle
and his wife have fallen out Of bed2 No,
Ihave not, replied Mrs. Higgins. Well,
: it's true as Pm here, returned Mrs. Sprig-
gins, for just had it from Mrs. Virgins.
n And she likewise put her finger beside
n her nose in token that it was not matter
x for every body to know.
g Mrs. Higgins went directly to her
n neighbor Figgins', and before she had
e fairly recovered breath began Have
g you heard that Matthew M'Muzzle and
is his wifeha4e fallen out of The acindo,c?''
II "No, is it possibe!" said Mrs. Higgins.
y, " It's as true as draw the breath ofliie,"
said Mrs. Higgins, still painting with ex-
ertion, for Mrs. Spriggihs told me not two
minutes ago that she just heard it from
: Mrs. Wiggins.
Mrs. Higgins went forthwith to see her
s neighbor Twiggins. She had scarcely
! seated herself when she said, have you
= heard how that Matthew M'Muzzle and
! his wife had fallen out Of the chasnber aci,s-
dosc?" No! you don't say so! exclaimed
n Mrs. Twiggins.-Yes, it's as true as the
n book of Genesis, said Mrs. Figgins, for /
It just heard it from Mrs. Higgins, who got
@ it not two minutes ago from Mrs. Spria-
IS gins, who had it minute before from Mrs
g Viggins.
;, Mrs. Twiggins now took her turn, and
e with the advantage of glib tongue and
It pair of active feet, soon reported all over
town, that Matthew M'Muzzle and his
: wife had both broken their necks by falling
: oa ofa three story acindo,o. And she gave
n for her authority, her neighbor Mrs. Fig
e gins, who had quoted Mrs. Higgins, who
5 had referred to Mrs. Spriggins, who had
r the authority of Mrs. Wiggins, who was
r said to have been an eye witness Of the
4 tact.-[N Y. Constellation.
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In China there are 1860 temples dedi-
Gated to confessions. The offerings made
at the shrines during the spring and Au-
tumn give rise to consumption of 81 900
hogs $500 sheep 81 900 rabbits, and 27,-
600 pieces Of silk = -.
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OFFICE NO 2, MARKET-sT

apparatus for conveying chlorate of lime,
in a gaseous form, into the lungs. The
well known effects of the cl,lorate upon a
morbid part, and the expectoration OF the
thbercles detached by its influence, tn Ger
tain recent experiments, promisesthe hap
piest results from its application in this
dangerous complaint. The particular OBJ
ject of this apparatus is, the introduction
of any given quantity of gass into the
lungs with facility and precision, and we
are glad to find that the gentlemen appoint
cd by these learned societies to investi-
gate its pretensions, have made most ia
vorable report of its merits. L
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HUI EH.I. .EI.D A11Nng J

JUST RECEIVED AID FCRSALE
-y1 ~ NJ. Hard Pine Flooring
u eD BOARDS.
IA 6la III. hard pine Boards, for Oil
E 4i Cask Heading.
ri lsA IA NJ. Eastern pine Shingles.
IA GDID rs M. do Ceder do.
~ M. Clear Clapboards.
GD LATHS, SIC. SC.
m IN bbls. TAR. Which will be
1&y sold low for Cash or approved
credit, by JOHN LUTHER
Nav 8.
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sEP MONEY WANTED |!
~ OTICE.-The bills for the last Vol
IN ume ofthe STAR, are ready for
delivery. Those indebted will please call
and pay as soon as convenient.
April "a.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes
the following anecdote, related by friend
and cotcmporary ofthc lamcnted DR.. God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
$50 RE WARD.

nl uNAWAY from the subscriber. living in
- the county OF Franklin, ON the nighl Of
the 9th iusiaat, a negro man slave named
RICHMOND. lie TOOK with ann a oORkLL
HORSE, about D years ui age. with a blszed
face, also now drab great coat Richmond
Is a Inulatio man. about thirty years at sge. OF
perhaps upwards. five feel, ten or eleven lnches
high, Is a shrewd fellow, and Con read. and
Supposed he VAS dscoyed of by white woman
Of pretty large SIZE, who was missing about The
same l,ue by the name Of Sally Lamb. The
above reward will be given for the appfehen-
son aud delivery 10 me OF the above slave and
hose. If taken out Of the STATE, twenty eve dol
lars for Ihem iflaken IN this state, aud a liberia
reward for either, on delivery, Of beng So se.
euEed that ! get them again.
SPENCER JAMES.
June IL 3~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Now ArriNaAs, 4.

Catpauter's Saratoga Powders
do Comp. Fluid Ext. Sarsapar,a
do Comp. Syrup Of Ltverwou
Tart Emetic (french Crysr)
Ext KhsIanla
onlph Qliniue. French
Ext. Valerian
CuIsied MALI (for Saline drnughU
En-. Quinine
Black oHyde Of Mercury, ii gr. equal 10 gr.
BluepIilc
Concentrated Nitric AGid---do Murlatic Acid
do SnIph. Aeld
Pure Quicksilver
Oil OF kIack Pepper
Carpenters superior Red Bark
Sup. assortment of snuff Boxes
do do Cologne Water
do do Antique OIL
Stomach Tubes
Coral Tooth Powder
Almond Soap
Atnidge's Tino'. for Indigestion
Dr. Robertsous celebraled Nervous Cordial
90 DO Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth Ache Drops
d. Ihompson's celebrated Eye Water
Tooth Brushrs--Hdir do
For sale by WI. J. UOICoNRr
MAY %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
June 10

SGHiRGlNIA, TO VII AT the Rules holden ~ H'
Clerks office OF the county court Of Bedford o.
the first Monday IN June, 1880. Frederick AnlspauI
PIT. agdnst John Mar<le, William Marhle, AeNand'
burton, aud Alkaline his wife, formerly Adanc Mark'
Charles MArkie aud John Marble, jr (Which said Char
and John the infant children OF Charles harke De
eeased) and William Carson, admr. with the viii al
nexed of Charles Markle, deceased, Deus. J.
Chaneery.
The defendants John Markle, William Markle, az"
ander Burton, Charles Markie, John Marble, u d,
William Carson, admir- with the will annexed of Char'o
Mare, deceased not having entered their appear
ance aud given security according the act of Assem-
aud the rules ofthis court and appearing by sa'su
tory e,idenoe that they inhabitants Of this con
monwealth On the motion Of the Plaintiff by couns'
II is ordered that the said defendants do appear ne
on the fourth Monday IN August and answer tue "a
ofho plaintiff; and that copy ofthis order be ioru
with inserted in the Lynchburg Nirguisn for two noh
successfully, aud posted the front door OF the couf
house for two successive court days
eopy-Testo, X. c. MITCHELL, c. B.C'
June IA n2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
April

Va OTiCE.-The Subscriber being DESTROYS
" of removing 10 the west, now Offers for
sale the valuable tract of Land on which he
row resides. in the county of Franklin, lying
On the main public road leading from Lynch.
burg TO Franklin court house. about 4 mile,
above Greer's ford. on Stanton River, con
tanning SOB acres. On said ract there is plan.
taiion sufficient 10 work or s hands 20 advar
tage--a comfortable dwelling house with otbe,
necessary out honses-a Manufacturing Nil.
on a bod and constant stream, working par
Of stones, with a Saw Mill and Cotton Gin
annexed thereto. Also, large and conye-
nient Store House, in good order for tue
reception of Goods.
This tract OF Land and its situation holds opy
many advantages. |, lies in n healthy country.
in an excellent farming neighborhoud. ana
convenient to the Roanoke Navigation. which
IS rapidly improving, and will no doubt, in a
The transportation o I produce as any River in
Virginia. II is an excellent stand for coun-
Try Store, where considerable stock of goods
might be annually yended to advantage. The
subscriber deems il unnecessary to give fun
ther description OF said Land, presumug 8uy
person wishing TO purchase will view fur
themselycs-suilice il TO cay, that ! will sell
on moderate aud liberal terms. A small part
ol the purchase money will be required in
hand at the time OF giving possession and the
balance in E, ., 3 aud years.
BERNARD G HENDRICK
June ~ N8w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Office ia hereby given, that all persons
~ having claims against The estate OF Et.
mnhd hesd, dec. are requested TO bring them
'of"atd properly authenticated before the first
Gay oil october next, that arrangements ma,
nc 'naue ior payment, and all indebted to the
e''''e are requested 10 make payment. This no.
VICE VIII DC pied against all who fail
ISABELLA q. READ.
=, Adm x of Edmond Read. decd.
May 90 Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

NIOTICE.--Ihis IS 10 forwafn al persons
" rom trading or takins an assignment OF
tso Bonds executed by he SUBSCRIBER 10 YIN
Burd, scme time about the 10Th ofoeiober last,
one for the sum Of ihirty dollars. due aud pasa-
bile on the IL, day Of April, 1850, aud tao other
for ,he sum of ihiry iso dollars aud dity eents,
paw able on he fist day Of September af1t
1hese Douds having bern improperly obtained
am determined no 10 nay them unless com-
PEELED by las. NATHANIEL lERkl'
Jun IL. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

NoTICE VIII he sold for rrady money.
AI 10 the highest bidder, at Campbell Coutt
House on the l2ih day oil July next, liz being
fhe lsl day oil Campbell County Cout,) n cel-
tain lract or parcel OF land now in the occu'
pancy OF Benjamin Oliver, lying On both sides
OF Falling Road, III sad county. containing 100
acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands oI
Richard Caeham Richard och. John Jen.
kns. dec, Elisha Catieham, Jesse jenkins,
Epraim Gardusr and inomas Daniel. which
LAND Was conveyed TO me IN trust by Benjamin
Oliver and wife, for the benefit oil Richard Cal.
lshBm and others, by deed of trust. dated the
23d day Of January. 1880, and dol, recorded
ia tie Couny Court of Campbell Ihe sad
land or 80 much thereof ss may be sufficient TO
satIy the objects ofsaid deed viii be- Sold
Selling rs Trustee shall convey only oh title
as 10 vested in me nv such bv AID deed.
JOSEPH DiNWIUDlE.
June ID tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
To tie Heirs of Bartlett II ANN, dec
June II

late oil Georgia.
EnAkE EO1iCE That once more in
- form you thai there Sa legacy IN my
hands Jeff you by Jour Grandfather, Stephen
Hamul. lale Of Amherst county, Virginia, and
yoU are hereby called upon to come forward
aaJ receive The same. II is supposed that The
children Of Barflel Hamm were removed, after
ine death Of their Father, by their Grandfatber
on fhe mothers SIDE, from Georgia where the
said Barrier resided, TO Alabsma,or some othet
State JESSE BECK one of tue
e4ou OF Stephen Hamm. dec.
u-y The Huntsville Adyocsie will publish the
above one month aud forward their account To
ihis Office for psyme0,
Amherst county, June II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

1NIpckEE, ROBINSON Il Co are opening a
AA barge aud general assortment OF staple a
Fancy Goods, selected out ot the Spring art
walls ri New York. and are remarkable ior Their
variety OF style and cheapness.
Hair corded and checked Cambrcks, very low
B aud I London Cambricks, solt dressed
Beautiful fg'd Swiss Muslins
Swiss and Manchester Ginghams. new style
EtoIe indienne, entirely new article
> boxes Milanese Ribbons. do
Superhne Linen Cainbricks
"a aud ! Kentiags, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze ldkts. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
silk aud Cotton Hozery, at half price
Fancy Soaps odour delicious
Colosne and Florida Nsler, in cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde iaces, sup quality
BObbineu do 3, 4 aud O-|t
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazine 81 and o., veIy cheap
Black Lusring5, for gentlemen's wear
Sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunella, very superior
The above Goods are Fresh--all purchased
for cash, and will be sold such terms as will
please the planter, aud be an offset against the
low prices of Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

N.\fofiCE. i hereby for.arn all persons
sAI from trading for or taking an assignment
OF boud gwen by me TO Capt james Mhrnn
due about Christmas ne.t, for The sum Of $50.
~ the Contract for which the said bond was
obtained haa not been complied with
]. kABLER.
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

10 Mr.. Pe!,1n Hunter aud Rameth
his wife,
" W are hereby G0ti6ed, that we shall taxa
II the atida,i,s ofDaniel Rsmev and a,o
ers,ai the Tavern ef James NJ Smith a, uenrv
Court House, Virginia, ON the second Monday
Ia July next, TO be read as evidence beG,re
me Commissioned of the Lynchburg Chancery
O's'rict Court, in a matter Of account directed
oy SAID Court, in suit therein depending. in
~nrch we are plaintiffs. and yourselves and
others are defendants. As YOU are not inbab
"snts OF this State, We take this method o
giving you notice.
DAVID & WM. KYLE, Surviv.
ing partners OF the late firm of
uoo kyles ( Mays.
wy 80 Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Superb A rticIes.

gTlllE sobsGr,ber has just received. the FOL
- lowing articles, which Are all FIRST rate
Pocket aud Pen knives, some Of them very
splendid Glass Inksiacds Paint Boxes aud
Brushes Cafmne saueers: Razor Straps
Shaving Soap beautiful Bead Purses Poek e.
Books Letter Fol Jefs; Nlfe,s blank Cafdst
Letter stamps. Flaseoeis. &c &c
l., J.. GARDNER.
March 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

No Coordination and Free Trade
Earthenware and Locking elias
SeS.
THOMAS BARROW g. Co.

IL - VI y - y. ID \ II II " W " W.
Importers, IS u 2ter-Stycct, New York,
~ FER FOR SALE 0ve Packages Ear
~ thenware, "a ass. China and Looking
Glasses, comprising the lno,t complete assor
ment ever offered in this market, and which
will be repacked 10 the Country Merchant as
the lowest prices. In consequence Of having
refused 20 join the Combination for regulating
the prices OF Crockery in this city. we have
been made the subjects Of a most inoleranf
persecution, the object of which is nothing less
than our entire rum and expulsion from @s
rade our characters have been assalied as men
OF integrity. and fair dealing our credit as n
house OF responsibility lmpeached and every
endeavor made 10 ruin II, and 10 crown ihe
whole our importations through the regular
channels have hem all stopped, Gn conse
quence of threats thrown Out 10 the Manuiac
lures IN EnglaHd) so that we have been Obliged
10 employ Agents in Liverpool to make cur
purchases IN such manner that our names
would not appear in the transacion-al the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit io'
our mportailons are denie, to US, and nothing
but cash in Liverpool " i'll obtain ior Us ou'
needed supplies OF warP.--We are suffering
these hardshipS in the cause OF the Merchar;
and onsumer OF this descr ton of gUods no
less than our own and 10 them as cur lasi re-
sor; we come fot aid aud assistance j; 30 long az
we are enabled TO sustain ourselves again.
more than forty men, who have comblned +
brlng about our ruin in this unheard OF mannt'
we VIII continue TO sell our goods free and !"
dependent a our own rates for Cash or app,
scd city dccepidnces only.
THOS. J. BARROW s c..
SO Water street, above O!d-slip
June 10 v6tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

US ! rrceret. direc, f,om Ne. York. and
a. opened this N orning, a small la, OF ycrv
desirable goods consisting in pan of
few 'eces Pongees
DO Pdlmyrenes--eIra wide and yeyv sn
perior quality colors are pea green, lilac.
stray color and light blue
piece ouly Oriental Battis,e, beautifully 6o'd
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, or & dozen coarse Pantaloons. very
chesp, aud Il lot Of Cotton Yarn. IA A.
June 3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
March 90

IRlOR SALE OR HIRE. Two very likely Ne
groes, one abou, u OF 90 years Of age,
who is nm excellent house servant and cook,
the Other boy about ID or 10 years Of age.
Apply 10 >. q M. III. GARLAND.
June Ia Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

6 Ia Gents and no thanks Reward.
"u>AWAY from the subsci iber on ! us
q, day, the sih instant. RICHARD fh't
SCOTT. about Is years OF age, an lndenleo
apprentice 10 the Hating business. heiepy
forward all persons against empinytag ~ ha''
boring said boy, as I an determined thai me
law shall be RIG idl, enforced against such OIL
lender. WILLIAM TAkDf Al.
June IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
To Messrs. Thomas Rosser, Calat

Shearer ard William Shearer.
VOU will please to take notice, that on the
H. second Monday in July next, at the hose
OF German Jordan. in the county of Campbell
will take the deposition OF Benjamin OlVet
and others. to be read as evidence in the r@f
OF a sui, now depending in the county court o,
Campbell, IN Chancery, wherein Am Planoh
and you are defendants. JOHN TRENT
June ~ N4S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

General aud complete = The prices are accom-.
dated " to the tunes" He invites his cUsto-
mer5 and the public to call, see and Judge Tor
themselves. His stock consists in part OF
piece hest superhne black cloth,
few pieces second quality DO
Blre Cloths from mid Hing TO very best
Olive, Bottle Green and mixed do
CassimereS-blue, bldcH, draD aud fancy co.
Valencia and Marseies Nesting, white, coored
md figured
French Bombaziae
Black PruneIIa Lasting, First rate articles for
DO Brochelle GentrmenS Conts
Do Crcassian aud Pan aIoons
Black BUmbazeiie, assorted
kussla and French Drines
Yellow Nankceu, otrlpd Jeans and Wilmington
snipes, onion mixtures, &c. &c. &c.
Irish Llncns aud Lawns Linen Cambria aud
Linen Cambria IldktS
French aud ScersuCkct Ginghans, Ga large
and beautiful assortmrn)
CaliCoes, IA very large and general assortment
very eheap)
\ general assortment Back Silks, viz:
Best Italian Lus,rings, Ns,tionys)
Heavy black Satin and Satin Levanlne
SenchewS, Sarsenetts, eros DE Naples, &c.
piace Pink, do Straw aud do skv blue
figured eros De Naples Silk, very superb
piece straw aad piece French Gray eros
De Naples Silk
| Green, Pink aud white Sarsenei,s and Floren
cgs
| White, Pink and other colured Sattins
/ "a and Ga Bobine; Lac Thread Laces and
Edgings-Bobinet fooiings aud LaceS
| silk Baraee Scdrfs elegantly rmbroidered)
! Gan2e. Zephyr Grape aud Barage HdBls.
| Drsb Bttrlste aud Bonnet Cambric
! piece black Genoa Velvet f,uperior)
/ Black ltaIlan Grapes gerry wide and superior
| DO and culored Nankeen Grapes,
/ Figured AMI PLAIN Swiss. Null, Jaconel and
Csmbric Mu.lins
i Checked and corded Mnslqs
! Cotton and Sill, Hosiery
Ladies and GrnlIemens best Horsekin Cloves
Combs, Tortoise and BRAZILIAN, superior quail.
iH)
ParasolS and Umbrellas-C able cord, &c.
Tapes Bobbns and Floss ] bread
| Green Baraee aud GaU2e Wells plain and ele.
/ gandy figured
| Rihbons--essorted
cases Leghorn Bonnets, (cheaper than ever
large assortment Domrstics consisting OF
brown and bleached Shirings and Sheet
ings, Bed 'rickings
] Indigo. Checks aux PIaids--and Spun Cotton,
very best quality)
| Fur Hats, black and drab
| Wool do do do
| Palm leaf do mems aud bows
Shoes-black PfuneIla. Morocco, Sealskin and
| Leather
Gen'lemens Leather Shoes and Boots
| Hardware and Cutlery
] Queens and Glass Ware
Anaa genera assortment of GROCERIES.
! "n'eh are sold very low, together with srea
variety OF other Goods too tedious TO enulner
ate all at very reduced prices for cash only
IN 'hr house owned by A. Robertson, ESQ. on
! posne the Post Office, where those who wan,
G'edf Bargains are particularly inpitsd 10 call
HENRY ALLISON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
FANCY GOODS.
latest arrivals.

EgOB IN LIE lakes pleasure
II q IN Offering 10 the public AZ reduced pri-
ees variety ofnew and beautiful articles OF
ihe latest impnr' stions-among others are
Black Gro de Maps and slian Silks
Black Satin and Satin Levnntines
Super bIoe. pink. and straw cr'ofed Gfos De
Maps. tor bonnet trimming
Blue, pinE, straw. and brown Florences
small assortment Of elegant Lace Ncils aad
Cape
london Calicoes ofthe latest patterns
Muslin aud Barge Glnghalns
Ladies add Genilemeus white silk Gloves
Cross barr'd and corded MusHns
Colored Cambries, every shade
ladies white India Cotton Hose
Eeniings ard Linen Cambria Hdkfa,
An assortment OF Psrasols ofihe latest st,lr
Geutlemens' white Cotton Hose land half
Hose
: lew ca'esspperiOr Eur and Beaver Ilats
May 7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Rest Bermuda Arrow Root.

Best btTIlHud NTIU" 'sVV''
mis- day the subscriber is open
H ing a fresh supply OF best Der
IL muda Arrow Root, which IS oil
fcred for sale a, tire lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
June Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
& Valuable Land for Sale.

Ipi ATE ss', ,slasSle '" .ss' 81 81
I.ss.A Land. situated in ihs county Of
$4,000 Amher.t, on the waters Of I've
R,ye, tarre miles east OF New Glasgow, Gun
t.in,ur beiween 5 aud 9Jo seffs There Is
perhaps NJ plantation ~ tie upper country Is
,eu a.lan,rd 10 the culture oil tobacco, corn
nbe.t g.c. ,ilau' $50 of which are cleared. the
..l,nee 6rst rate tobacco land. This tract
could be very nivantsge ously divided. as there
ale w. good dwelling houses on 1t at oouYen'
,ent distances from each other. as well as 9TH
er necessary bahding'. There IS also con
side, abIe portion OF the above bottom iahh'
BY the purcha er paying small portion !"
hand, credit Of one TO ten years VIII ba CIV
en-. Ior further phrlculals enquire OF MI.
lebn Patton Of Tynchbarg, OF the subscriber,
living uear aew Glasgow.
WM. s. CRAWFORD.
Ma, 81