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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-21
Valuable Neal Estate.

FENHE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
u. land lying ~ the county Of Montgomery,
eacb containing about 1900 actes, " Inch he Is
anyons To dispose OF ON reasonable terms One
Of those plantations Is well known hy the name
VI the White House plantation, with good i'm
proyemenls--iheie isa house well calculated
for a Tavern, and now occupied ms such, also
Store Heuse-li would be good stand ior
country Store, on the public roAd leading
from the Eastern cities 10 the Wcsi, 10 mlleS
Eat OF Montgomery Court House This plan
,abon has also on 1t a comfortable Dwelling
II US, and 9th NJ cessary on, houses, nrar
the centre oi the tncl. and in view Of the
tavern house whore The subscriber resides. II
has also on i, Saw aud Grist Mali on a
good stream OF water, ala site oil an lmin date
| ihii oil lhuty feet and upwards and in n neigh
! boIhnod snticieni 10 render the Mills valna-
bit-hlso 70 iohaoco houses principally built
| last year fifty hogeshead OF Tobacco We're
made upon II last year aud there is a sulhci,nt
quantity of cleared land 10 produce Twice that
quaatty. To any person wishing TO inv,sttheir
| capital IN The culture Of Tobacco, Hemp
Wheat, aud Corn, and Crosses, &c. i, is desir-
| able there briug snllicency o. cleared land to
| work 40 OF 90 hands o advantage, and hrge
quantity of lich unclsarsd land peeulry addp-
| ted TO tobacco--a great portion of The clear ed
| rom 100 To 200 acres oi this tract can lie NJ
| I red by the mi creek has o. v uumber of
Limestone Springs. TINS tract Is. IN the opu-
'on'ott proprietor. susceptible ri more i'm
proyement than any tatm in this section OF thu
county; The other plantation has usual IN
| provements, and in many respects Is deem ed
equally valuable. and would make an excellent
appendage TO The White House tract as IT is
| situated IN a neighburhood of excellent sum
mrr range Tor stock, about da, S i've They
VIII he sold either by the whole tract, or
II It will suit purchasers better, ! will d.
vie the tract 70 SUIT them, provid can
shrei sale OF oo!h OF one tract Il IS presun-
ed thal those wish 8 TO pu, chase will view he
premises, which can be shean them bv the
! proprietor. 4 portion oiIte puIchase money
VII he required to lie paid al the time OF .
transfer oil the title. The residue will be pa,
upnn lime a fee NEGRO SLAVES viii be Ia.
ken in part payment. JOSEPH KING.
October II. Is
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HAwoYAG.

GEsfIE subsfriber having taken the house laie-
i ~ occapied by A. Il. Biggers, (one door
below msssrs. Lancaster L Mnrsb.) begs leave
10 inform the pablIe eenefall, and his country
friends particularly, vi ms chapgs OF situation !
aud Al he came time, 10 announce 20 thea mat
be has now on hanj. aud y dady receiving bis
fall supply OF GrOerries, winch he ohers al very
low puees, either fof cash, OF county produce.
lie returns his warmsst thanks 10 bis friends
ior lbr,f torgef patronage ot HIM, aud earnest
~ sohslts Continuance olh, hoping thai bis
change OF situation wIll make change 10 his
old opslomeTs /. hut rather he means vi cunning
hlm many new ours. as the house which he
now occupies. Is DOT surpsss d by any IN Lynch-
burg. for convepienee and comfort, aud "a shu-
ate lmuie lately between Friends and Martin 5
Warehouses.
lie trades in all kinds Of country produce,
and viii give the highest market prices for
Naest aud Flour. JAMES W. kiDNELL.
oci. IA Is
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E1tGnsiUe EIecator'S Sale Of Slaves
and 0ther Personal Estdte.

LLtGHslDe ILecnf0r'S SAFE ~ StdreS
and other Personal Estate.
a SHALL offer for Sale at Public Auction.
x the Phantom Of the late Daniel Grinnan, dec.
called pAESQUE ISLE, in the Coun-
y OF Culpeppr, on the OH day OF Decem-
Der next, the sale TO continue from day 10 day
until The whole shall be ssId, all the Personal
Property which belongs TO the Estate Of the de
ceased on that PLANTATION, consisting ia part OF
beiweea Fifty and sixty Slaves, between 20
and 80 Hoses, several Brood Mares OF the
lnst hood, about Que Hundred Head of Horned
Caiit n large stock OF sheep aud Hogs about
700 Barrels oil Corn. large quantity Of Hay.
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, Carpenters
aud Blacksmiihs' Tools. House held and Kitch
~ Furniture, Copper Still, one Of Chan
dlei's best Surveyors Compnsses, with Cham
aud Plotting Instruments, with many other al,
ticl,s 100 tedious TO enumernte.
II is Confidently believed, that in proportion
10 the quantity oil Property than will be offer
ed 10" sale, larger nopoftlon OF very valuable
Property was never otieredal public sale IN Viz
,na The slaves are generally likely, many OF
them veiv much so aud amongst them is very
valuable Blacksmith, young aud healthy. A
mo gst tie iiorsos there is "a SUD, believed TO be
81 the bent blood in the State. The Stock of Cat
lie, Sheep aud Hogs, are OF the most Improved
nrefds-lnanY OF tnem now III iof market, anu
II wnrth the attention Of Butchers. Ine
Furniture OF superior quality. W Farmers
aud others, DESTROYS OF procuring Valuable
Stock, will do well TO attend this Sale, AS an
opportunity Of procuring such will seldom oc-
cur,
The terms of sale as follows The slaves will
| be sold for Cash the residue of the Property
upon a Gre dil OF IL months FIR all sums above
| Forty Dollars under that, Cash, the purchas
giving Bonds with approved security, TO bear
interest ron, the date : but as II is important 10
| the int rest oil the Estate, that should be able
To command the funds at II specified time, |
will agreeto reinJu'sh the int rest to tho>e
| who shall pay their Bonds when dur. No Pro-
| nerty to be removed until the terms OF tho sale
shall be complied with. To prevent sacrhce
oil The proper thar my be offered for sale, |
reserve the f,ght of making one bid, IN every
case. Tor the benefit Of the Etale. Persons dc
sirous Of vie"ing any part of the Property, be
fore the day of sale, can do so by applying o
Mr.. JOSEPH p. FLlPPO, the Manager ou the
| Farm.
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I'D virtue OF a deed of trust, executed by
- PAilip kohr, to the undersigned, md
Christopher Todd, On the Sd day OF March 1927
and duly recorded 10 Tie clerks Office of the
HustIngs Court of Lyochbdrg, will be sold al
the dwelling house o. the late Phllip Rnhr,
IN the town o. l. 1chburg. on Saturday the 30fh
day OF the present month, October, 1890 TO
Inc highest bidder, I cash, two Slaves, Rachel
and MafIa, aud all the household and kitchen
furniture belonging to the late Philip Rohr.
ded. or so much thereof as may be necessary
10 ra,se the sums OF money secured by the SAID
deed ~ tlust. Actag as trustee, snail Only
convey such lille vested IN me by The sad
decd OF must. JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct ii ids
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Aug. 30

hSe OIiCE.-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust,
~ executed TO the subscriber by Martha
Layne, senr. for ceriaIn purposes therein ex-
pressed, one bearing date the 18th day OF
Jolly, 1923, and the other bearing date the 25th
oil MAY. 1880. and duly Of record in the County
Courl Of Campbell, will be exposed to sale, n,
pubic auction, Tor ready money, ON Tuesday
The 26lh ofthe present month, October III fair,
II mol the next far day thereafter on the pre-
misses wherfon the said Martha Layne, sen'r
now resides, certain parcel or ua,t of land,
lying on the waters of Seneca Creek, miles
south Of the court house, and adjoining the
lands OF Henry Brown. William ID. Swlnney
aud Others, and containing 49, acres, more or
less. Also, all the household and kitchen,
tntn1n,e, placthlon utensils, and Stock eve.
~ description or so much thereof as will be
sufficient TO satisfy the purposes Of said deeds
Acting as trese., the subscrlbtr will only con
yes such rlls Il. Is vested il him 10y sand deeds
add nnne other.
WILLIAM ORGAN, Trustee.
Oct ii tbs
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HDrRsUAkT 10 decree Of ,1e county oar'
u ~ Bedford, the Undersigned Comm
si5ners) all proceed 10 all. ~ pablo aoefion.
on Thursday the liih Noseinber nexi, on The
premises, the lsad Belonging TO the estate Of
s5eorgs Haekser,h. decd. 10 .ii ) one tract
eonisming 243 sore,, lying on NJ Daniel.
creek, and adjoining the lands Of 1nes. Lef-
sieh end others. Tie above usci oflsLd has
q comfortable dwelling house for . sma.l family
good out houses. and Grsi rate ofcbard. One
other tract Of land containing 226 acres. lying
on David and 1erfap,n Creek. Ih,. tract has
good d~e cling house and orchard. The above
lsnds are we'll adopted 10 the culture OF gram
and tobacco; q further description We deem IN
necessary, as !, IS presumed aoy person wishing
10 purchase viii first view toe property. The
above lands alll b. sold on credit of QUE. Two
and ibree years, except as 30 dollars cash.
the purchaser giving bond with approved se-
curly, with a deed u trust on The land to se-
cure tho pay ment of the purchase money.
HOS. LkFI HlCHA g..
JAMES ADAMS, ~"
JOEL Lkr INlGH,
MARK AsIuOAY,
OB.DlAH NESI.
Oct IL ids
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MyLLlIrIRYs

s.gRs. GILL has received pat Of her
I'll Fall supply Of articles in the Millinery
line, and Is prepared TO execute all kinds OF
work TO order. She has jus, received f'om the
North an invoice Of I. eghorns, which she will
sell nj very iow prices. She also conducts ibe
MANTuAMAKlNG busiae,s
Mrs. G. tenders her thanks M the citizens
and public generally, who have favored her
with their custom, and respectfully sols.ns a
continuance oftheir patronage.
Dct.
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SHOE STORE AND
rYAuUfA ETORY

n GILL has on hsnd. aud will continue
CD 10 keep general sssor,men, Of Shoes.
Boots, 6Sc. OF his own sod NorIhera manufac
iure. lie is aow prepared TO execute every
kind OF work 10 his line. which he will warrant
OF as good a quality aud low price as can be
procured in this place. Persons wishing to
supply themselves, are respectfully invited TO
call Oct =. Is
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DISPOSITIONS.

q. WHO, Notdfy FNbHc ana Ctom-
misSionHr IN Chancery.
Office two doors above the Vlrg inan Office,
will, at any and all times. attend to taking
DISPOSITIONS or Atiidavs, tor the Superior
Court OF Chancary, X all other Courts ofJusiice
whenever required. Persons having Evidence
to take, are invited 10 give iAeil notice TO be
taken at his office.
Sept Q, 1880.
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FRESH IMPORTED
HARDWARE d CUTLERY

10y WuOtcsdlt anu Tttdll.
NxEfE have taken the Store next above Nh
w Robert kyle's. aud almost directly on
poshe Nessrs. Mckee & Neon. where We
have received, land now openng.) be
| the Ships Delta d ROBIN Hood, from Livernoa,
choice Ie ection of Hardware and Cuier,.
consisting IL parr of the following articles, viz
Knives aud Forks Of various qualities and pfI.
Complete Sets of Ivory handled Knives and
Forks, 80 and % ps.
Pen and Poke HALVES some very splendid
Scissors Of various qualities
Superior Tailors Shears
Razors and Razor Straps Il Paste (Pomeroy',,
Shoe, Butcher and Cook Knives
Pad Locks OF every description
Stock Locks do
Knob Locks, 81, s., aud 10, in aud bolt.
I'LL. Chest aud Cupboard do. common and good
quality
Close, aud Horse Locks--Gnn Locks
Wrought Nails, Cut Nails and Brads.
PIT u cut, mil, hand, panel and tenen SaYs
German aud Cast Steel. London, spring, hsnd
and Panel SAWS.
BIued back Tenen Saws, a superior article
PIT. ~ cut, mill, hand aud tenen Saw 4 lies
best quality.
Waters and Tea Trays, very cheap
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
A good assortment OF Saddlery
Mems aud Women's saddle frees, good A.,
ticle
Mouse hole, Fosters aud common Anvils
Black and bright Vices.
Trucman's warranted Bellowscs
Sledge aud hand Hammers
Screw Plates. double and single band
Horse Shoe Rasps. SMITHS Files
A complete assortment OF Files
Cast, Sbear and Is IS cred oeel
An elegant assortment OF Flint and Pnrcussia,
double and single baire Guns, Shot Bells.
patent and plan
Powder FlaSks
Bell Metal Kettles
BRASS Candles 'icks chamber and parlonr
Slew Pans n new aud useful sr,icle
large aud handsome assortment of bras
mounted ohovels aud longs, few sen
brassed ali over, SUI error article
Brass Andlrons. some very handsome
Brass mounted Wire Tenders
Hair aud Wire oiiiers, Wire Sleeves
Cast md patent Iron Tea Kettles
Shoe Hammers, PlGcers, Nippers, &c.
Best Awf Blades
Commode Knobs, Brass and Glass
But. TaLe, Parliament, iook AMI Eye. HS
II L. Hinges of all sizes, Brass Butts, dit.
ferent sizes
Wood Screws, from 3-S 10 3 inches
Bed Screws, o. & - aud inches
Sad Irons aad Tailof's hons
Chissels and Gouges of nearly every kind
A large assortment Of Carpenters bench and
moulding Planes, direct. irom the MANI.
factory.
IL Is TEDIOUS 10 enninerate any more articles
Suffice II 10 say, we have almost every article
m our line, imported directly from the Tact ,ries
of Birmingham & Sheityld We are conuect.
ed with house in Richmon where almost
every thing is imported that we may have oc.
casion TO order aud should We not have any
particular article called tor, il viii he procured
by the earliest opportunity. This beng new
e,t,b shn,ept in this place. we hope, by strict
alien ION 10 our mess, with a great desire 10
pleas, 10 merit public paIrooage--we therefore
most respectfully invite he ciiizens of Lynch.
burg and its viclnity-COUNTRY MER.
CHANTS, and !he public generally, to call
aud examine the QUALITY and PRICES of
our Goods beiore they purchase.
IHEU. ROBERTSON & co.
Oct. 7 I'm.
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SELLING orr AT COST.

gsaHE subscriber is s'i selling off bis Stock
Il al cost, and tough he has sold cut some
articles. he has yel pretty heavy amount on
hsnd, among which are many staple and very
desirable tioods-st prices lower Than he can
nov buy them at Wholesale IN New York.
Those VINO want had brsh make haste--else
they will lose the opportunity Of lying
themselves on such good terms.
HENRY ALLISON.
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AanA ior Sale.

n f}tfE Subscriber wishes TO sell the tpnemen
- and ground attached, where he now re
sides in the town OF Liberty. The house and
oihce Will make very convenient establish.
ment for family Of moderate size. The terms
VIII be one third of1he purchase money IN hand
The residue in two equal annual instalmenty'
The house is very convenient for a small build.
ing, having SIX rooms with fire places. The Of
nee comfortable and new good stable and
forage house. all in good repair. There are
several acres of ground and good garden.
PEACHY r, GlLMER.
Sept.3o lu,oaN
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Oct IA

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
RrHE sub,cribfr oders for sale, on acc Dm,,
- modaung terms, his tract Of land in the
county OF Bedford, on Wolf Creek, 4 miles
West ~ Liberty, con aiming about 900 acres.
Ibis raet whether cousldet ed 10 reference 10
It's produeiiyeness, It's Improvements or its VT.
untion, Is one OF ihs most valuable IN tho com.
~ IN winch IL iies--ihere are about 400 acres
cleared, and IN cultivation, loo ncres Of ws,isb
are frst tait low grounds or creek bo,tom.--A
lirge portion of the uneleared pari, tamountiag
10 near 900 acres, Gfst rate tobacco land. The
improvements are neat brick dwelling house,
aud all other honsrs necessary for comfort aud
convenience. In land lying Immediately
contiguous 10 the turnpike road leading from
Liberty 10 L,nchburg, within 4 miles OF the
counfs seat. aud in wealthy and respectable
ueighborhood - highly deserving the attention
OF any man WISHING to engage successfully in
agricultural pursuits.
lie " IL also sell a valuable house and loi,
pleasAnily situated ~ the West nd Of the tow n
nf Libertg---ths former residence OF the late
James G. s,cptoe. The hGuse is large and
oommodions, 4 the lot. containing q or acres,
IL handsomry enclo.ed and neatly improved.
1hs would be delightful residenee Tor "A pri-
vare gentleman, and Cue si,os'ion for a pub
lie house. VIM. W. WATTS,
Oct IA WITS
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COY artner shin.

retHE subscribers Will, in future, carry on
L their Rope, Iwine, and Begging making
business, at The old stand OFF. IL. EehDls, nj
the lower end OF main street, under the firm Of
Echols and Cundili, where they will keep on
hand a good assortment oil Cordage, Irvine l.
Cotton Bagging. for sale Wholesale and retail
at unusually low prices.
jill ECHOLS,
JONATHAN L CUNDIFF.
April &c is
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500 NEWARp.

I'D ANYWAY from the Plsaisiian Of The late
lAA John Thompson, nrar New Leanoa,
Campbell County, oa the right - ihe s2ad of
this mouth, Two II. arc ntn. EhA SuEL, about
80 years old, has rather . black skn,,
b well beili, aud something like feet OF =
inches high. has lost some Of bis anIer teeth
before, and senerslly weais his hair hong be
tore Emanuel has been aecnstomed 10 plan
tatiop business. hui. zen MAKE shoes and play
on he fiddle BOLTS lsomeiin,ss called Bob }
a malaite man. Is years II age. and shout
Q feel high. bhs = scaf On the upper lir. aud a
oushy head. has bsir loug bshind when spoken
To, has an humble look. His besi clothes are
Of liue bfuad eh,tb. his hat Of black Tor. II n
nefe ihen liksl, ,bst both 'bsse servants have
Runaway fora Free State, aRd ibst ihey hase
Erts Psptrs. Bolus Is man 81 some address.
so fs~afdN q be pail for ,bsn II taken in
Calnpbeil or Hedlord County OF go for zach
ot ihem ftskso "a sas other eouat. ~ sou
each. Il taken Out Of she State and secured N
Iaa. DAVID J. THOMPSON,
Wa. w. AUSTIN,
HENRY BROWN,
Executors ol John thompson, dee d
Oct. Is.
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Lynchbufg and Salem Turnpike Com
pany.
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

a an annual meeting Of tic Stakeholder.
AZ ofibe LynGhbure and Salem turnpike
Company. held ngreeably TO adjournment al
the Franklin lIo'el. in tho town OF Lynchburg,
ON Friday the ljih October. 1880
u appearing that there were not a majority
OF the Stockholders present. either IN person OF
by proxy, the meeting adjourned until Friday
the 2Dih day OF tits monla.
Puncfhal attendance At that time is requested,
as II is expected lhst businass ol great mpo,-
iauce 10 the Stockholders, MI he before n .
meeting. JOHN NJ. GORDON, Cierk.
Oct. ~ ldn
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Meprs Jsseph Jarred John Jared iraei Jar
red, Abraham Baker, I'm Liuie. W,itiaD
Duet, aud the sutuing adnr. # jane
Depeie, deed. Etisha Gipsus, HdhaH' Lind
lev and Jacob Depeie,
n 5 you are not inhabitants Of this Common
81 wealth, please 10 lake notice, tina, w
shall proceed ~ take The depositions of Thomas
MtCsy, on The 18th day Of November. 1880.
10 inc courthouse of Breckenridge eouniy 10
the State OF keHtueky. between The rising snd
se1ing OF III, sun OF the same day We shall
isoprocesd 60 takr the dispositions II Mathew
Amy1, j.. In his own honsc. 10 Barren coonly
and state aforesaid, 90 tho 9th day o. Dectm.
Der, 1880 between the fIsInk md setting of the
sun Of he same day, both 20 be read as evidence
ID suit now depending ~ tbe Court OF Cben.
Gerry in Bedford county, Virginia. Tahe noi,cr,
Il irum any cause the tnki6g ofthe sald depo''-
tous shall not be completed Dn the days above
men toned. The taking OF the ZANE will be con
t'naed from day To day, between the same hours
nntil hey be completed. wherein YOU arc defcn.
dants aud We are plaintiffs.
JOHN McCREkY.
FULTON McCkERY,
Admrs. Of jams hiuCrsry, dec d..
Oct Ia w4w
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A amer and Currier for hire.
E1Noh HIRE after the 9Th of ne.t Noyemb.r
u hr.t rate TANNER aud CURRlER Of
soon haoi's and fine character. For further
particulars apply to Samuel Heiskell. living
Sept. 30
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e. TO THE PUBLIC. a

EOHN J. PuRVIS having just completed a
% ,rip TO the Northern markets, assures the
public that he is now receiving and opeuing
The most extcnSire Stock Of FdH and
Winter G00ds
be has ever before offered them. And while IL
CAMEO be denied that many descriptions of
Goods have materially advanced in price, he
feels Warranted in saying. be never had Goods
cheaper. THIS he asrIbcs to an early pur
chase, and uousual pains ia the selection Hfs
Stock CONSISTS in pat OF the following nj Giles,
via:
CLOTHS. CAssiMEREs, cassioett.. Blsn
ke,s, flnunels, Stuis, aud oil other NOULLtN
Goods suited to this market
CALtCOES, Gingbams, Muklins LACES, Rib
bons, Gauze, Silk aud Barge Hdkts aud ma
ny other articles in the FANCY LINE.
Domestic Cotton Goods, &c.
PlaIds, ST ipes. brown and bleaohed Shifting,
&c. COTTON oZNABURGS, an article supc-
Nor to linen Cor servants, COTTON YARN
of the best qualify. Shoes, Hats, SEAL SKIN
CAPS, Cotton aud Wool Cards.
0NDG&HI9S.
Inthe GROCERY line. he has Sugar, Coffee
lea. Moiasses, Salt, aud many other articles.
hardware and Cutlery.
Knives and Forks Spoons, Pen aud Pocke
Knives, Scissors, LOOKING GLASSES.
CrOckery and Glassware,
10 the above line he can offer great variety
and n unusually low prices
lie deems more inmate description unnc
cesar AS al, he asks is call TO ensure sales
0cf. IA WOW
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lHN2. AUUl1
Si0n UNercAant ,

LYACHBURG, Va.
EfEIURNS his thanks Tor The liberal pm
ID a ironage heretofore fecelseb from n gene
ous punlic-and nforms MS friends aud The
public generally that no has removed % The
Sage FIRE proof nouse, frfnerly occupied by
Messf. Mafgen l. Mcdaniel, man street. a
fsw doors above Me5sfs. Mckee 81 Meems--
where he prepared 10 receive all Kinds Of
country produce 10 sell OF ship and will make
liberal advances when produce = IN Waron0use
o. ftore-Teorive and store gooas Tor Country
Merchants Who may shlp TO his place ; aud
glehges himself 10 attend strictly 20 the interest
Of all who may favour him with their patron
dgf.
~ The FncaSHs Patriot will please pu ! sh
the above Que month, aud fuward lis accou Il 10
his office.
Am. 30 is
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" heat! W heat !!

SpIenAld Goods.
wv + are uow opening 10 pieces Pembroke
" Lasucs, Ga new article for Ladies'
Dr, SIS s)
piecrs chsngrahle Silks, n II shade,
10 do Camblrts, superior quality
8 doz. Geullemea', sup. Horse Skin Gloves
A beautiful assortment Of Bell Ribbons
An culture caseoi LeghoIn Bounets, uncommon-
" iow
Thibet Shawls
splendid Valencia do
Cali at TURNER g. KERR'S.
Bank Square, Lynch.
Sept 81 IS
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Executors oi John Thompson, dee d
Oct. Is.
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CoPARTEERSHIP,

TnHE subscribers having connected them
- selves together in business under the firm
of Scruggs q Bagby, have taken The large and
com,nodOus store, late IN the occupancy of Mr.
Henry Allison, Immediately IN FROM OF the Post
Office, aud lew douis below Liberty Ware
House, where they will keep large and gene.
raj assortment OF Groceries, a few Dry Goods,
SC. &c. oil the best quality, which they will sell
n far prices.
They likewise tender their services to their
friends aud the public generally as Commission
HerehaWs
IL Liberal advances made produce in
store. They are also we'll prepared with n
convenient Lumber house. on the cross street
10 receive Goods on storage, and also to for
ward them tor their friends IN the upper coun-
try, 10 which particular attention will he paid
BENJAMIN h. SCkUGGS,
GEORGE BAGBY.
Nov. % lf6w