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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20
Sept,

aNolICE.-B BY rUtat of tuJ deeds n hua
III eIecnied 10 the su6scri1er by .N,riha
Ldyne, u for ce5tain pmp1scS therein erPfessed,
one bearing daie The l2M day If idy, 1928
and The of,tr Gearing date the Ron of 4iay.
1880. and dutg Of accord IN the County Co0rt
Of Cantp5eiL wia b. exposed 10 ,ute, al public
auction, Jor ready money. on tfidag The pam
ofMe present month, (SpsmbSr.) on The pre-
nnes lohtreon he sad Naliha Lagne, 81 nor
res'des certain pacei or tract If Land lying
on The maters Of SENECA Creek. . maies South Of
HE comthoum, aud adjoining The lands If Hen
~ Bropn Hm. ID. 5HHaty and others. and
contnining 1877 q res, more or less di'o. all
The household and kHChen furniture, plantation
utensils, aud stock Of ereey description or so
much muecfn as mi be sufficient 10 sa,iyy the
purposes IF said deed' dciing as trustee NE
subscribe, wW only conrey such htte as rs rested
IN HIM by sad detds, ami none oiber.
WM ORGAN, Trustee.
Sept. 9 ITS
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OFTT. y.
NEW AND SPLENDID
GOODS.
At extreme ioW priceS

MrkEE, ROBINSON Il CO. hive tn
~ pleasure Of announcing the arrival of a
lew Novelties adapted 10 the season, among
which are the following:
10 pieces Mandaric Damas4ts, for Ladies' ,lresR
ses, entirely new and very beautiful, assoiF
ted colors
3 dozen Neck Scarfs, new style
10 pieces Smyrna Cling CHAINS, entirely new
10 pieces new style Drsb Calcoes. superior
quality
piecrs black Italian Lndestrmg, best quality
Coored Silks, Musiins, Camhric, with u vars
ely OF other Goods, and daily expecting q great
many others. The Ladies are respectfully
invited 10 call aud examine them.
SPnI. q L.
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Valuable Real Estate.

TEyHE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
land ls,ug ~ tbe eoJnty Of MunigoneTy
each containing about 1900 aeins. hlch he Is
anxon. 60 dispose of on reasonable FIRMS. Oue
Of those plantations - we'll known b, The name
vi ,he y hire House plantation, with good IN
prassn.rnis. The house Is srA calculated Tor
ataveru on pubic road much travelled This
plantation has also on II very good saw aud
Gsi,t Mill. aud 10 u nrighbnfhood sufficient 10
reader It valuable. The other pianaiis has
usual improvements. They will he sod either
by the whole tract. orif il will sui pnrcaa.
ssas better, will divide lie tracts IN suit
them, provided can eltec, a sale of both, or
one tact, and deem u unnecessary Ia eIyt eny
further dcscripiuo, as 1t IS presumed that those
~shing to pn chase would prefer viewing The
premises winch can be shenn them at any time
BY ihr propfietor JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90 Wis
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NSOIlCE.-lw will sell. Oh the premises TO
IN the highest bidder, on Friday the lst
day of October, If far, # not, The uext far
dss, be'w the hoars OF II aud / clock
my tract oil land in Amherst county, containing
1913 acres, about one bali of which is cleared.
This farm hes on Stoval's road, s miles North
East OF Lynchbure. and J S. W. of Amherst
Court House. | say nothing abou, its quality and
numerous other advantages, as all person
wishing 10 purchase can view the premises,
which will he shown by Mr.. Breedove, residing
thereon Terms-ooe halfpayable in 10 mouths,
the residue II months thereafter.
RICHARD w. WYATT.
Sept Cts
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WILLIAM W. GRAx's
lIllIl5IIIIl
JUDKIN'S OINTMENT,
Prepared according To instruction from DR.
YIN. Jndkn Of Ohio.
| from The Hon. John Tniiofrro. Member Of
Congress, aud Member Of the iaie Conoea'

WIN. Jndkin Of Ohio.
From The Hon John 1niioftrro. Member Of
Congress, aud Member Of the taie Conotn'
hou)
RICHMOND. 9Th November, 1929.
SIR II has been my wish, for considera-
blp time. tn communicate the good effect WIN
which have us Il what's called "Jsdkins' ONT
ment." and which now understand IA made
and sold nv youiself1 have applied this Oint-
menl, during The las fonr years. 10 every 'pe-
cies of humonr aud wound, without failure TO
produce a cure in every ins'sncr.--i consider
il the most decided and efiicscious remedy in
all cases Of iulnour, he the cause what it NAV,
md have found nothing so good for wounds
nf any descripiion.-it may be proper to aid,
thai the cure of a iumour. called While SnefttDg,
given over by the mos distinguished Physicians
az incutsbie, Al nd which they decided would
without amputaiiun, prove a'ai 10 the patient,
was, under my immediate notice, effected by
the use Of " Judkins' Ointment" and the
patient is in fine health, his limb affected by the
tumonr being restored ioa perfect state of
soundoess = Also. that The leg of man up
wards Of 50 years old, which had been woun-
ded, and exhibited one dreadfully liberated
surface from the knee TO foot, aud winch, for
more han Two years, had been considered in
durable was effrctually cured by the application
of" Judkins' Ointment | mention these two
cases, which fell under my immediate notice
aud management, as II decided evidence of the
efficacy OF this remedy IA cases OF tumonr and
Of ulcers have experienced as decidedly,
the good effect Of this remedy in the cure OF
telons and of ever, species of fresh wound.
In addition to the above cases. II may be
proper 10 slate what know of lis sure effects
AS a remedy in all cases Of Scroiulous tumour.
The most violent and hopeless case of this des-
cripiion occurred in servant of my own. II
had bniled the most skiful medical treatment
hut WAY subdned bv Judkins' Ointment"
Though the fnmours 10 this case. after The cure
Of one. would exhibit themselves in other re-
eious OF the patient. and one in particular Of
very large size, in ihe body, partly under, and
in part he low, the ribs, yet all were cured by
this Ointment II is but just TO say, that during
the four past years have never been without
this Ointment for the use Of myself and OF my
neighbors. And that II has never been applied
TO any species al tunoor, ulcer wound, whether
fresh or OF long continuance, but with the
most eifectual result.
II seems o me that any one who " i'll observe on
the operation oil this Ointment, must be salis-
fed 4. 10 It's beneficial effect Il can, With the
utmost confidence recommend the use OF this
valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALlAFERR0.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
Howell DAVIES, Agent,
Main Street, Lynchburg Va.
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l'RIJST SALE,

HBURsUANf 10 a deed Of ifust. executed
81 10 tue undersigned Ivy John kics. tsinoe
deceased % the lItb day Of February, lS2S.
and uf record ~ ,ha Cirrk's Office OF tampbell
County Court. ! shalt 90 Saturday the 2d dey
OF q ctoler neat. ut Jarsb Errly's Tavern.
nbnst 10 miles from Lynchbnrg, on Wofds
road, p,oeeed 10 sell M public auction, for cash.
tue 'csidae II the property stated ~ ihe sad
died e. part hasieg heretofore been s0ld.) con
eisling VI one mace colt, one COW, aud all the
buasrhold and kichea furniture of sald John
Ere. dee. As ,tislee, shall convey such ute
anly az ia. deed al1tesaid vests ~ me.
NJ II. GARLAND.
sep. Is 2n
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HART y DAWIs.
LINCHBURG, IA

LINIUBUHUI "a
RATEFUL lor the libe al psifonag they
" have mel with 10 iheif line OF business,
inIorm their friends and tue public ina they
have On hand handsome assortment al kkA-
by MaDL CLOTHING, fiht aesssi iash :
ions. consisting ia par % hnr blue aad black
Dress aud ffocs GoaIs. Casiaei ffoeks and
Gaaiee,, blne. black srd disb pantsloons, hns
lasiuei do. Vests 81 all descriptions. hand
some assortment of Nrek stocks, Collars.
shirts. 81. DC. With inr usual assortment %
DR.. gools, all o y hieh ri be soiJ al trees
unususlis To-. A large assortment OF Ciohks
and Be G3sis.
" h. A variety OF Seal Skin and Morocco
Cans. II A. ~.
Sep. . ~
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Hand for sale.

EpHE subscriber beiug determined 10 remove
u 20 Free State. offers for sale small bus
very valuable Trart Of Land, known by the
ns.ae OF Lsasi Grove, lying Oh stauaioa n'e''
IN The couniy OF Pns,lssnia, lnsies ron
i.erssilir and eight miles from ward 5 Bridge,
nd Joins tue well kassn tract called the Poe
e. rhe plantation Is sufficient 10 work from
: 70 10 hands 10 sdsant'ge -ntafis the whole
81 he plsaiaiinn is trssh aud inferior 10 none
fof lab4eeo. The improvements are a good
Dwelling house (nes.l With sii oo' houses coo'-
manly vapfe on fafn six io',atYs hopsrs. .
spfing OF excellent water in The yard 90 den
newly pailed, aud TIE Enclosure OF the farm IS
,he hes, 10 this par Of The country. This Hsei
contaias some meadow land aad good portion
of first rate tobacco land vei 10 Gear. fur.
ther description Is no, nrcr sssry.
FRANCIS GALLAWAf,
SPIT H. AZ"
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NoTiCE,-By rriue Of t,eo deeds Of trast
~ erec'Hed by HHtiam b, idughali, 10 81,
cure certain dedis in SAID d,eds mentioned. 10
Grees b Bowtes, Of record IN Bedjord county
court, ,riH be sold, on Saturday The 18th ofihis
month (SePiember,) 10 The hlghea bdder, for
cash al The store house iaiety occupied By Bo,cies
Il James. in he county o. Bt9iord,tro rery raiu
able .yoGpg Negro Men named john y George
lis trustees ace shall conrey 10 he purchaser such
lille as is rested in MS.
JOSEPH WILSON
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL.
Sept. 2. IDS Trustees.
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Aug. 0

OlhTjNlA.-h Rules holden IN the Clerks office
oil Ile Superior Court Of Chancery for tho Lynch
nng District the 9Th day of Juno, 1890 EiJen
Fletcher, Phf against Robert Kelly and Melville
Talbot, DeIts
!, Inc defendant Bobert Kelly, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the ac'
m Assembly and the rules Ofthis court aud appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabtaU OF
ms country 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day othe next term and answer
me pii OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this -
der be forthwith inserted in some printed IL
The town flynchburg for months successfully an
poste at the front door ofthe courthouse in the saG
town. copy -Teste,
J.wILLs, &C.
July 70 w2m
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HNhE estate OF George Cabell dec. formerly
Il OF the town of Lynchburg, having been
recently committed to the undei signed ms
administrator de oonis non, with the will nm
nexed, by The Court otHustngs for the Corpo
ration OF Lypchburg, he adopts this method to
notify the public Thai he is DESTROYS to close his
administration as soon as circumstances will
permit; and. with this view requests all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make payment 10
him without delay, and those 10 whom said
estate is Indebted, TO exhibit their claims as
speedily as possible, that,hey mny be adjusted.
.SAML. BRANSFoRD Sergean,
Of the Corporation OF Lynohbsrg, and
sdmr. dc bonis non, with lie will annexed
oil George Csbeil, dec.
1diy T.,
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sSI'O.sS A l9Ilsn

n o. NASH a. o. having rented. in addi-
1-As ton TO their present Grocery, large
aud convenient lumber house, VIII receive on
Storage 1000 barrels Flour. Hemp Nhiskey
and Feathers which they will by WHOLESALE
OF rom,l, or snip, as may be requested. They
Keep constantly on hand he hest family Flour,
together with large and extensive assortment
oi Groceries. All OF which they vii se,l on the
lnosl model ate terms, aud invite their iiiends
and the public in general 10 give them II call.
Liberal advances will be made to those who EN-
aust their produce with thrm for sale.
Also, 10000 lbs. Family Bacon,
500 sack Liverpool salt,
80 Bag Coffee
10 hhds. sugar. An Of n hch will he sold low
u than ever A. u. y slI 4 co
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TTlRGiNlA.-At a Superior Court of Chancery, Lo,-
" dcn at the town of Lynchburg, the 10Th day op.
MAY, 1890. Fl"
Thomas Aldridge, PHI. against Jacob SwoorS, S,o,.
ling Claiborne, Nicholas Kenny, Georges. Hollows
George h. Woodson and Juhez Camden, Defts. -
TN the motion the Defendant Jacob Swoope b
counsel, TO be allowed damages upon tho ds outiop =,
the injunction awarded the Plaintiff in this callse ON tho
twenty third tia, of May, thousand eight hundrr
aud twenty five the court on consideration thereof delv
cred the following opinion.
by the ChdnceA0r.-The act does not furnish fan
answer to Mr.. Swoopes application. Upon reference H.
that act, although it applies To judgments only there ia
the same reason for extending II TO decrees which a,e
IN fact judgments OF the courts Of Chancery so ,b.,
think present advised while il might not be eyan
ded 10 lnjunclons prevent the execution oftrust deed,
yet as in like the present, where the deed has
been neted upon under circumstances, if mortRnn
aud money specially decreed, II should be considered .,
Judgment aud in all respects executed accordingly.
Wherefore the Court doth adludge, order ard decree
that the Clerk Of this court issue execution on Tho
original decree favour fthe defendant Jacob Swoono
against the plaintiff with damages, ut the rate If 10,
per centIn per annum, on the enloined bv th
plaintiff from the time of the awarding of the said IN
junction until the dissolution thereof giving to tho Man
till credit for tho heretofore made unless the nl,
tilt SHALL before the third day the term ne after
he shall have been served with copy ofihs order sbc
cause TO the contrary. Copy-Teste,
J. WILLS. &C
August 2. w4y
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MILLINERY.

Ms Gill has on hand an assortment Of
Leghorn' aud other Millinery. received direct
!, from the North, which she is prepared TO
dispose OF a, very low prices. She is also,
prepared TO execute any order in her line with
elegance and dispatch. The di,aens of Lynch
burg aud ITS vicinity are respectfully invited TO
coll and examine her assortment.
June "a
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Snntpmhrr Q

10 .hesSrs Vincent Jordan aud EiisGbsM has
wife, formerly Elizabeth Mays, John Gibbs
and Susan has wite, formerly Susan MAYS.
John Mays aud Jesse Mays, Jtiiiiam Board,
who 'ntermdrried wim Sarah Mays Nancy
BobbTs, administrators. formerly Nancy
Mays, Elijah Mays aud Richard Mays
% LEASE take notice. thai on the first Mon
* day in October 1890, between the rising
end setting oil the sun, shall proceed 10 take
The depostIons of Bowker Preston and Others.
at the Old Store house of Davis and Preston.
on Goose Creek, in the county of Bedford and
State Of Virginia, and if should be prevented
by any cause from taking the said dispositions
on that day, ! shall proceed TO take them on
the next day, md continue from day 10 day
Until completed, which dispositions are TO be
read as evidence ia q suit row dependinp md
undetermined in the Superior Cour, of Chan.
Gerry Tor the LynchUnrg District, wherein YOU
are plaintiffs aud yset aud wife (fofmrrlv
khody Nays are defendants.
LEROY JORDAN.
Sep.6 o..
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Sept. q.

Office Black Water Mills is now full of
~ Nhsai-when We can receive again, will
give notice. All wheat delivered there DOT
cou'racird for, Will be considered purchased Al,
the price We we're and may he giving al the time
OF delivery. NATHL. WINSTON & Co.
Aug 80 e
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rNfHE Subscribers inform lbeir customers
y and the public generally, 'h6, lhey have
on hand An extensive assortment Of HATS Of
every description, which iol elegance aud ia
rabity, being manufactured by h'si tate work
men under thrr own inspection, they will
warrant equal to my in the State, aud which
they are determined to sell a,,unusvally low pr
ces. They therefore invite country merchants
and their customers in general To call nnd ex.
anime tins 6ne assortment before they pur-
chase elsewhere. All orders will be atieaded
to - iih the s,rcres, punciualiiy, at The sign Of
the sn Hats. three doors from The Market house
on Bank square.
DINkLE a. RUMBOUGH.
NJ We have Just received from Pbliadel.
phin. splendid assortment OF Shelmerjne's
hiarh and while Beaver Hats, latest fashion,
superior to any thing 81 tint kind offered be-
fore IN this market. Also, considerable guam
MY of Musk Rat ekins aud trimming Tor Haas.
Country IIauers nre invited 10 call.
N. Is. Just tsrrivrd supply Of LAM
son and Clap's best BEAF Lk HATS.
ID. n.
June 81 BIN
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NasM FOR Wheat

\NWE viii pay the best cash price for al,
" Wheat delivered at tho Black Water
Mills. Persons wishing TO engage tnei crops
will please call on us. We will give rtbem
choice of several liberal propositions.
NATliL. WINSTON g. co.
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DisSulution.

tiHE copartnership of James Terry & Co.
50 was Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent,
All persons indebted TO said concern. will SET
tie their debts with James Terry; and all ner
sons having claims against the said concern
will apply TO James Terry, for settlement
STEPHEN TERRY
Aug. 30.
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Sep -
WIS SicAA SchNnl.

FENHt. subscriber proposes to raise CLASH
u cal school for boys. in which, together
VI II the ordinary branches OF English Tuition
Is English Grammar, Typography, Arithmetic,
&c. will be taught the Latin aud Greek Ian
guages. As the business Is new 10 him. he has
M testimonials 10 offer AS to his capacity tor ~.
But he has himse received instruction in one
of the highest seminaries OF the country.
aud any person having II in contemplation TO
patronlZ- hin, may inform himself on that
point still further. by a personal examination.
For English scholars, the charge wi be 50.
aud for CLASSICAL scholars $40, payable half
IN advance, per term ofthree months, begin.
ming on the first Monday in October next, and
ending on the first Monhayin January next.
The subscribers present residence is in the
brick building OF Mr.. A. Leftwich, and over
the Store OF 4. o. Nash u Co. Main street
GUSIANUS b. CAMPBELL.
Srpt 10 limo
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N\fOflC E.-Belns desnous to close aud SCI,
AZ tie the estate OF Thomas g. Fowler, dec.
rs speedily as possible the undrrsign ned takes
ihIs method OF requesting all persons indebted
TO said estate to come forward aud settle. Thos-
having claims against the estate will present
them immediately, properly authenticated Tor
adjustment. Mr.. John Fowler or Sampson
Duiguid are authorized to transact the bns,ness
IN my absence. AGNESS Is. FOWLER.
AdmrA' of Tho. &. Fowler, dec.
Aug %. I'm.
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NoTfcE.-By virtue of deed Of ,rn.,

NoIICE.-By virtue of q deed Of irn,,
' cu'ed TO the subscriber by Arson T;nsIN-
bearing date 18th December, 1929. and 80
recorded IN the Clerks Office of Amhers, c,''.y
~ court, .hsll. on The Goth day Of ne.t nor'
tsepiemher.1 proceed to sell. to the b;rhs'
bidder, for ready money, at Amherst c..
House, Chat being court day J the foIlou;n'
tracts OF land. to wit one tract, lying On ,,'s
waters of Harriss Creek, the laie res,deorsa -
SAID Iinsley, containing about one hund,sd
and fifty acres one other tIa1i ADJOINING III
same, containing about thirty three and ~
third acres and one other tract adjoinins H.
lands of Doctor Powell, Willmore aud o.bs,s
supposed TO contain seventy Two acres aI,a'
the following slaves, TO vii Rollin. Anna Ia
DIV and Beisy--or, so much thereof as shall >.
sufficient 10 pay and satisfy the debts IN ssi,
deed mentioned, and the cost attending The ey1
eeutioD thereof Acting as Trustee, will nm
ly convey such title as is vested in me by ,ha
deed aforesaid.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee
AT the same time and place, will be sold b..
virtue of Another deed ofirvsi, executed 10 ,bo
undersigned by Arson Tinsley, bearing dali
the day oil December, 1929 and of record
in he clerks Office Of Amherst County Cour,
the balanc" OF the above described propertv
alter satisfying the provisions OF that decd
together with all aud singular the househob
and kitchen furniture OF said Tinslsy-his bo,.
ses. cows, hogs and any other stock which be
may own or be possessed Of As Trustees, we
will convey such title only as the deed afore
said vests in us. The sale wall be made e.,
cash, al public auction.
MAURICE H. GARLAND
One OF the Trustees,
Sep. . tds
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NE X. SAMUEL fLhAllA0--A. ,oa ure
" a NOT az 'nnabiiapt OF tbs Go nuou " eRlth
~ nerrb, monty IN. iha, we shalt take the
Deposnion OF James ID. Ash s., NJ the Russell
snie Hotel, ~ the town OF kussrlVille, Logan
evun Kentucky, on MONDAY the .ih day OF
October next, Ia be rad rs eviut nee at The
triai OF the san depending la Campbell county
s""r', "heiein ~, ~ assgt ees OF sad Askew
srt fia'ntihs, and ,ou are defendant should
SAID aeposrhon not he taken on the day above
nsmej, the ~ will he taken on the day after,
~ oe continued from dsy To day I'LL ii Is taken,
sundays excepted
PANNlLL & NOWLIN.
Sept WV
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10 House Paiaters, Carpenters, anil
Aenrn IinnflN

Negro Bnye,s.
HAVE first rate House Painter that
wish 60 sell. IS inleni gong 10 FRYE
STATE lie Ia Inferior to no painter IN the
state, black OF White. lie Tan be hired ont iof
5000, aud ba. b-rn hired fof 500. Tor yeaf !
disc " IN sell ,ome other Negtors, such n can
snare out Of ~, crop now, aud Ia lhe Fall /
shall sell all thai hav'
FRANCIS CtLLAwAY
Sept. l3 WV.
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SNfottCE The Amherst Mills can now
IL rereisr Wheat. JNO WARWICK.
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
Jo GIHI,

IGf AS on hand, AT his Store, rext door above
~ DR.. Howell Davies. general assortment
OF Shoes, Of his own aud Northern manufsc.
ture, which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, al unusually low
prices. He is prepared TO execute work, par.
iicularly in the ladies branch Of business. with
neatness and promplness.
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a stolen Morse.

rENHE fellow Who leni al tf. Elioi's Stable,
n D. tbs place, some shorI time past,
Mare, which II ia srii he stole from Nj. Fetch.
e, near Abingdon, Va on his way hack 10 that
place. where he was unprecedented and lie TO be
ss,ej Tor stealing the Mare, took with hnn y
sorrei Horse. aboui7 years old, 10 hands
high, hind erl IL lei lore font white. n SPOT on
thf lett shoulder, White taoe high boned and
Iuag TAD. lhis hof.s 1t is supposed he sIod
On hcing apuehend d at Abingdon, he gave
Up the horse 10 Messrs. Fulton and Johnston, as
lee Tor defending hin on lhr charge of steal.
rng FleIehers maze The owner WI he able
IL recover ms horse ht proving thu property
and paying lie Charge oil TN, advern.em,nl.
Sep. III i,
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COpartnership.

gaNtfE subscribers wil. 10 future, carry on
L heir Rope, Twine and Begging making
business. al the old stand OF }. II. Echols, a,
the lower end OF main street, under the Grm oi
kchols aud Cundf, where they will keep on
hand good assorlmen, OF Cor,isge, Twine 4,
Cotton Bagg'og. for sale wholesale and retail.
al unusually low prices.
j. II. ECHOLS,
JONATHAN E CuNDIFF.
Aurii % 70