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PoRE1ou.
nan BETHEF.v CHINA & GRE. ~.
BRTY,9EN-

The Brig Ospray. from St. Helena.
bound To Salem. has put into Charles
ton IN distress. She reports that the
" British East India Company, Sloop
OF war Coote, arrived at ST. Helena,
10th September. with dispatches for
England, announcing that the English
Factories ut Canton had been broken
up by the Chinese--the servants at.
tnchcd to the Factories had their heads
taken oh-the likeness Of King George
wa. torn down and trampled under
foot--the trees in the factories torn
up, &c. All Commerce between the
English and Chinese ceased after 10th
August, and the British ships had all
left Macoa.
Should war between the Emperor
OF China and the King of Great Britain
grow out Of the above sangu.nary pro.
ceed'ngs, It may seriously affect the
trade OF this country with China, as the
British would doubtless blockade the
port of Canton and cut Of its trade.
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VARIETY.

IL is stated in Dwight's Travels 10
Germany as singular coincidence,
that the Prussians celebrate their d ay
of Freedom, as they style il, on the
same day that we commemorate the
Independence Of our country. AS
the fourth OF July was the day Of tho
second equalization of Paris, the
Prussian King ordered that q reli-
gious festival should annually be
held on that day, and be ushered in
by the ringing Of bells.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a Pole Picaahng for I'oiand-At a recent
meeting in Wsshington City, in favor Of the
Poles, the following incident occurred:
Several speakers had addressed the
mee''ng-som- Of them very eloquent
ly. and all with effect-when Colonel
LEHAAsowsKY arose and stated that
he was Pole by birth. but had the
honor oil being a citizen of the United
States. Imagine a man of Herculean
stature, with the bold, frank bearing of
an old soldier, addressing a large as
sembly. amongst which are many la
dies. Tie has Just enough Of foreign
accent 10 remind you that IL is a Pole
pleading for unhappy, heroic Paland
tears are slowly trlckling down his
face. and he saws:
81 have seen much misfortune in
my time, but il could never make me
weep; now. cannO, restrain nv tears.
for ] am pleading the cause Of nv ma
tive land before the inhabitants Of a
city which bears the name Of Washing
ton. and in his name ask Of YOU To
aid the cause Of liberty. God is my
witness! that. IL ever the freedom Of
my adopted country should he threa-
tened, would she'd the last drop Of
my blood in IFS defence. Ycs!-and
this boy should also fight for America -
As he uttered these last words, ne
held up his son, fine spirited looking
lad Of about fen years Of age. All
this may look simple upon paper, but
the effect upon the meeting was cleo.
trio. Long. loud, and hearty cheer
ing followed. surely. thought I, this
answers Dem",ficpcs' definition of
oraiory; II Is iuieed action"
Bof. Ga=.
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When Polus, a.. actor. was to play
such part as required to be repre-.
sen'ed with remarkable passion. he
prlvily brought IN the urn and bones of
hIs dead son; whereby ne so exited his
own passion. and was moved TO deliver
himself with such efficacy both in words
and gesture, that he filled the whole
theatre with unfeigned Lamentations
aud tears. = Bali. CG-.
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Whatever inequality there appears
IN the fortunes Of men. there is. never
theless, a compensation Of good and
evil that makes them nearly equal.
II We had no pride Of our own. we
should not complain Of The pride OF
Others.
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Mrs EHsaJsfh Honoysa Fianoes
Lamjee. who bad been sigh times
married, lately died IN the island sf
81. Helsns, sged TO years, : mosihs.
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STANZtS-RI ~Rs. H,nairr ~rzxx.
Doubt, when rs'iian, pearls are shining
Doubt, when els'ping hands arr. L. lining
Doubt, when honied words src hs~in--
Donot' When binst'es warm arr lowing
But never doubt tina, TRUTH SINGER.
That glis,cns in the starting tear.
Doubt, when mirthful tones invite thee
Doubt, when gayest hopes delight ,hec-
Doubt, whste'er is fondcst, fsircst-
Doubt, whate'er Is brightest. rsreI-
But never doubt that TRUTH can live
In hearts that stuff r--and forgive.
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the whole temple is Of the most beau.
t'ul Italian marble. ard Is said. by
travellers who have visited Italy. that
they haS. never seen ~ beautiful :,
piece at sculpture there or elsewhere
u was made entirely in Italy and bro't
ready to be set up here. The morning
attended mass, AZ the Cathedral. the
tomb OF Columbus was surrounded
with candlesticks, 1 should think near
three teet IN height, Of massive gold.
wh'ie every thing around corresponded
IN style aud richness of ornament.
The Cathedral itself lar surpass,s
anv thing hal ever seen or hardly
imagined, IN the beauty and s,vle of
i's architecture-ofi. lis length, breadth.
width or height, will not undertake
To form what | would call a correct
opinion, Tor the eye and mind uf the
v'siter - SO deeply impressed with the
awe and solemnity Of such scene, n
to be wholly unprepared TO make cs.
Inmates OF measurement. Its birb
towering domes-its massive columns
ard nrehes-its beautiful sta,uary and
paintings, all strike the eve with won.
der. in which the mind is lost in
thought. Add TO this the impressive
solemnity of The rites and ceremonies,
which were constantly going on at the
shrines and confessionaIs, which were
so distant, thar the Priests were out of
the reach of each others voices, & YOU
will not be surprised that was i'm
pressed with feelings beyond dcscrip
ton. Macon Telegraph.
Willis, in giving an account of n
recent trip TO the South. says
visited Mouot Vernon yestcr-
day. This Of course, is the mos,
interesting pilgrimage that can be
made ny AN American. We took
the steamboat down the Potomac
TO Alexandria, thence pursurEus
banksseven miles to our destination.
This celebrated spot ha. been des-
eribed often, and l have no time, If
II we're worth while. TO describe il
infinitely again. The estate is the
most superb gem Of natural scenery,
do not hesitate TO say, in this coun-
try. IL stands on a terraced bank
Of the Potomac, eighty or q hundred
ieet ABOVE the water, overlooking
that majestic river for a great dis
lance, and commanding from the
front piazza its boidest bend towards
the sea. Ailthis fine natural beauty
is proper prepsrative for the as
socis,iGns Of the place; and after
gazing at the scene till thy mind
was elevated and Gained, followed
tho deerepid old family servant, who
had served Washington forty years,
to his masters tomb. II is an hum
BILE place enough-a mere mound
with brick front and a plain slab
Of marble in,oriped with the name
Ut Washington, but no man could
stand before il without emotion.
My heart swellcd snd my eyes filled
with tears. stood BY the side Of
his old white headed servant, | know
not how long, gazing upon tho iron
door without the power or the dis
position To ask a question. / came
away, after breaking q branch from
one Of the cedars that grew over the
spot-sure that wherever I might
tread amid the relics Of human great.
ness, should Gnd nothing which
would move me 30 much, nothing
which had about il associations Of
such moral sublim;ty, as the una
dorned and humble tomb Of Wash.
ington."
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poCrycar.

tpfAlH Prcs,n'V. AS the -casun fur distribute
u, pa, -niS Is approaching, may soon .x,s.~t
80 sc numerous =. elm Il the different A.
nus'- III cot,.ius sear. We have -iano,.,,
t,r ugh one II thcss periodicals rnt.,lcd a.. Imr
psiRL, p,bl,shcd by Carter aud Hen,.e,.. and
have been agTceahlv amused With the -ugr.,iuy,.
and Interested with the literary matter of the
pages. The whole execution of the work d, elc-
CANT, AMI II seli sdaptcd as juvenile prcscr, or
ornament to a centre table. We copy from i,
the following article Boston PGfcr.
lNFhNCN.-By MRS BroHEs
Sweet il liie's 6rst opening flower,
Sweet is every budding grace
Sweet ia fondlv n.,tcIins hour.
When lite FIRST lights the infants face,
Sweet then the tl'robs the motlcr feels,
The smile tn, Nindirs up her eve,
Nheu IL tbs first t,ad chances steal,
Ou tn weak form Of infancy.
Swee, arc the ia,,cring hopes that swell
Her ardent hr- at. She the form.
To her 50 ncV. vet How'd 10 we'll
Ciasr.to war of each threat ming storm;
AMI as the plteous nctc she hears
Ot tlc first sad and mour.!ul CRY,
Whist ,!e young sufferer ~ endcass
hs the sad vail OF lnfauey'
Young life is weak wherever found,
In ui.n or in the cr.-.turc Wild,
but n'us't there Is the world around,
No helpless a. a human child
The Kitten soon can sport aud play,
he dog noon acts With courage high.
But - thcrc ought n hrlpl-ss-Ssy-
So weak CO human infancy
Vet that Almighty P1wcr above.
Has order'd witt the kindrst care,
That an uuiiring mothers love
should VII ITS wants, is sorrows share;
And whilst With slccpl-ss eve she hangs
Der i's sick couch, aud brcaihcs the ,irh.
Fondbopes suppress her str gyling paur.,
Ard wins her smi!c for tnfaney
II tells her tina, the brrast is pure,
That Vice Is y.t stranger there.
And should truth hold the fort secure.
A"i virtue wave her standard there
men, though the Infants er, should prove
herald of the future sigh.
Still will be near those forms Of love.
Which ~a'chd ,hc couch d Infancy.
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An Irishman having bought sleeps
head, had been 20 friend for a tlI-
rcotiOn TO dress IL. A. he was return
ing, repeating the method, aud hold d.
ing las purchase under his arm. a dog
snaiched II and ran away. Now my
dear JOY SAID the lrishman, "whst a
fool you make Of YOURSELF what use
will II be 10 YOU II YOU don't know low
u - TO be dressed -
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| was going said an Ifishmsn,
over Wsstminstcr Bridge. the other
day. and met Pa; Ilewins 'Ilcw,ns,
says !, how are YOU = Pretty well,
say, be. thank you. Donnelly;' says
]. that's not NV name Faith, no
more - mine HeWins,' says he. So sc
locke at each other again, and sure II
turned Oat 20 be neither Of u.s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22

+ EAVES Washington AT noon on Tuesday Y,
81 thursday and Saturday passes throug h
The counties OF FdirfdI, Prince WiiliaHl. Fan.
qlter' CHtpePer, Madison, Orange, Ai5emarie
Nelson, amherst, 10 LyAchbufg-
Trough Campbell aud P:aSyloania to Dan.
eiue and thence to Salem, North Carolina
Al which place il intersec,s the Line TO the
Goid Region. aud the Line 10 Columbia, Au.
gusla' MiHtdgeuiAe, &c.
Inns TO DanpiAe distance of COS miles
'"iet and halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars.
Inns route branches at Lynehbpg and rnls
10 39t'm Ia. at which place 1t in,rrsecis the
tauey LHeio Tennessee, alabama. &c,
distance from Washington 10 SaitRl, Pirgi
nm, -o3 miles. Tune, 81 days, fare $I725.
from LyncdbRfg the Subscriber also own
Line 10 The pTginia Wdiering Places, travel
'eu "''oge'her IN the day time distance lUo
miles. FARE, SO 50.
ON Washington TO Columbia, by my route
''n distance is OLA milrs--by Richmond 5l7
n'''es' 10 .1Hgusia 10 WiledgeriHe &c. the dis.
'""ee " my 'ouie Is nearer Than that by Rich
s"oha' III From six 10 nine hours allowed
'or see Tor each night. The accommo iation>
a'e oe''e'ed 10 be good throughout but III,
pe'' accommodations Il Dan.ille, TO Salen
w. ana tue Watering Places are provided b,
May 81! ..
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LAF8S9
A h RE v Al, s.
KYLE q EORE,ASn Ne

Ed EsPEGIFULLY MORN the,,
III and The public, That they have jo., us
we'd direct from Ne" YoIk aud Pb,I,,. ieSei
additional supplies OF Staple anu F.ecv ,.t
which render their assortment al prest., ig,o''
aud complete. se
Among the ne" arrivals, are the iollosio,
viz: si
case splendid new style Prints, a ,sfi.,.
patterns "
auslns e
10 pieces ezra fine Cd Jaconet
20 do Bell Ribbons, new and beau,ifnl
terms fa'
dozeo splendid Swiss Grapes and Coll,,.
10 pieces fine Renting. warranted ell ,nrs,,..
2 do Maitioness best black Italian I,'
tring
A very handsome assortment faucy coh,n-.a
Grapes and Grape Lrisses
dozen ezra SIZE Sheli Tucl. Combs
do Medium do do
6 do eAta SlIe do
30 bozes btsi Puts
. pieces Black Prunella--a new and hand,Ao,
article Tor Genilemen's summer wear
. pieces Extra Brown Drilling
| DO white do
. . very best white Mafseiie.
10 extra fine Brown Holland (
p"'ts "e'nsn anu ofhish OznhbuTgs
bale rs Ilckie"burgs, avery superior a,f
Gle '''
10 bales Domestic comprising a ooo,
assortment VI "a IA aud o. bigseL.d 49,
Brown Demestics
~ pieces very stout Blue Ddling
20 do Hamilton sfrpes
lev prices Al Bed Iicking
An extensive assortment OF Cotton Yarn Co,,
the PetrI ibn,e Factor.
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william b. Held, Thomas J. Reid, admm,s,,a.
Tor oil John Reid. dec. Joseph GadJ, ir. and

William b. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, admm,s,,a.
Tor oil John Reid. dec. Joseph GadJ, ir. and
Roberl {. Cutler
N WAKE NOTICE, That on Thursdav tho
M 18TH day OF September u.x,, between The
r,ing and seItlng of the sun, shall proceed IN
take the deposition of Lewis Watkins al
Ha'cher's old Store, in the county OF Brdfo,J
anu State OF Nlrelnia--and on tuesday ,b.
2oth day of The same month, (Sept1 LeIvenn
The rising and setting on the sun, l shall oro.
coed to take the depositions OF Thomas W,,-
hanson and Saiti Williamson, and others nj
Gsswell Court House in the State Of N,rlh Ca.
DINA aud II not completed ON that day. thru
10 continue from day 10 day until hey u,e
FINISHED ; and also, on Monday the 26ib ia, NJ
September next, shat proceed 10 take Inc
Opposition George Williamson, between Gin, ,e
rsiag anu citing Vi the sun, al his own d.cl.
ing house n the county OF Chatham and STATE
OF Nofth Carolina, 10 be read as evidence m i.
sui IN Cnaucery NOW dspend and uudr,.r.
mined IN the Circuit Superior Cour, of Law
aud Chaneery, holden in Lyacbbure i,
winch am Piainla aud YOU ate Det.nd,o,s
ana where you may attend or not.
HENRY, a Pauper,
Aug. 10 "a,
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Ftna Fire Insurance Company.

1g,ufs office for tke STATE Of pirgtnld, It1i
.iooS 10 q. II. Michel, Richmond.
a DnE Subscriber Is duly authorized by the
eboxe COMPANY. as their sgeni. to is-
a.. pohcIes of Insurance in town or country,
AZ. inst loss Of damage by fire, ihronshou, lhe
Stale. -,
The rates Of premium will be made as low as
those of an, o.her good Offices. Besides Their
oripiaal cngiial Of e2009oo. the company nave
. le,se .nIpius iund, held in reserve, to meet
losses OF me prompiitide sad libefality, With
which claims are adjusted aud PAID, satisfactory
ref.tenees can ba made ia this c,i,.
All applications tpo,i paid) directed to the
assnt. viii receive attention, and she aeoe'.
ssry t,ens for a survey will bs iutnished ~
,hose NJ a distance il required.
The following kidds OF property NAV be To-
.nr.d DWELLING H0U Nv AREH0U-
sEs. Wills AND MACHINERY, MANI
FACTORIES, aud aust other BUILDINGS
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE Ia store
FURNITURE, BOOK and Wearing APPA-
REL. and other description Of personal prop
e,,v STOCKS OF Gran, Flo, r, Coiton, &c. IN
mills. barns or manufacturers, cnn also be IA
suited. 49, " "a -
Richmond Aug. 10. 1881.
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" In VIZ = ~
seefeinTy OF the I aculiy.

The next session AT llappdtu Sidney Col.
1ere. ail commence on the FIST November.
1se expenses. fOf fees 10 Professors, Board.
loom rent, and Servants attendance, for the
- ,ulsr SESSION Of q months, Bfnaant 10 so "a
-dar be summer sessio1 ui mouths. sos -,
The Faculty aud Tie subjects taught, a'e "a
f4loas.-
/. mistry. Natural Philosophy, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, by Jobnathan +. Cush-
ing. President and Professor
2 Mathematics, by Peer MeViear. Profes.
sor.
3..Aneienl and Modern Languages, by a.
l.. Holiday, Professor.
l. Rhetoric. History, &c. by Rev. George
Eaton.
l he Annual Meeting Of the Trustees will take
place on the 25b aud 2Jlh September. lhe
new wing OF the College edidce, viii be com.
pleled Tor the reception " the Students, by the
Isl November. WIN S. MORTON,
Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees.
Sent T. Mn
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n,gusT SALE.

ErN ,ltus al 5 risin 1resi Oi trusi, t'ffh-
y b iea ~ ii. undrfsiRnFd ~ Jsiem,ab u
Ia. ia. on the l7th ~ Of Ma, 1880 aud
dol, oiiteord ia lhe Clerks Office ai lhe eonn
:, soafl Of Anhersi, iof %" purpose OF Sc
,,,,,ng ,hr drht ihefeia menipnrd VAL DC sold
~ pnhiie Anctlan npo0 the premises, for ensb,
en lt,aa, thu 2lst Day Ut ociubsf ntS'. u saif,'
,,pt ON BE o.xt fair day thereafter, tie uaei
81 lana, opn,estd iy hai deed, descitbfd NJ
,oota,.iir so artes. uaae o. less, II beng
,he same lana won winch said Iutpin INV re-
.,ir. "a Amherst county, near the Bontlos
,.s5gs., and adjoining the lands Of Wa. DemP
,ey esoair 1oIer sad Others.
This laalis sal TO he valuable and the Title
+. believed 10 be good, but acting IS trustee Ihe
undersigne vii ooly ron"y ,he tile vested
in him ~ nuslee.
JANIS r. TALLIAFERR0. f,u,'ee.
Sent 10 Ills
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N7oTlcE.--Oa Thursday The cd DAY oil
IL September aesi. We shall sell TO The bigh-
esi bidder, al the rs5idence Of The late n1i'am
Thurman IN The neigbborhond of Pediaf ainis'
q The county of Amhersi. al The stocks, all me
crops thai are SECURED, al the plButstioa tools,
aud utensils. household and kitchen furniture,
beioneing 10 III. estate. The sock OF sbefp
and cattle are uneominonly likely and per
soas wanting beef crttie aud mich eh"s, are
iav.fetl TO attend Al thHt same lime AMI place,
we shall also sell II the hghfst bidder, tbe
tract vf land, contsining abpJt 1UO acres oui
before tie day OF sale. We shall ascertain ny
actual survey the quantity. Tbs tract OF lana
Is OF great value. rs tobacco planiaiion'
large porilou Of which "a in aoDds, and lies al
tie foo Of the Tobacco Row Mountain, aiford-
ing az extensive range Tor stock. The pefst-
nal property will bs sold on credit, until the
Let day Of May next bonds with approved Sc.
curly will he required Ihe land will be sold
upon one, two aud three years credr, personal
security and a lien upon the land. The ulie
will he made unq fashionable before ahy Of The
purchase money is required, and POSSESSION Tor
seeding small grain immediately gwen, and Iuil
possession The lst January next
ADDISON TALiAFERkO, I y,,,,,ss,
JOHN THOMPSON, j.
Aug. -. tbs
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$50 NEGROES
WA TEEbD.

fNHE SUBSCRIBERS viii give the highest
- prices for LOO likely Negroes, oil both SEA
es. Communications directed to Lynchbnrg,
Informing the price,. aud Describing pdfueu
larry the Negroes, will be promptly attended
to. GARLAND TATE, &
SEIH NOODROOF.,
IL We will also gladly bay TWO Black
smiths. Two Carpenters two Brlcklayers, and
two OF more good COopefs. 1 y w.
Aug. Is. on
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FAIL RACES.

u viii comm. nee ON IhursdaY he 2oih ot
October. and continue tnIee days, free Tor any
h9rse, mae, oT gslding
f'nsi day--a 80 eep,'ake race--one nile and
lrpeat--.nuanse 926-lso colts entered, anu
subscription opsn.
second day--Jockey Cub Purse--iso mile
lrais--entrance $40,
laird dsy---lhe Proprietor's pafse--one mile
heAts--enltauee $40,
A first rate Saddle will bis run for on the eve
avg of each day. Many horses in iaioog
aud good sport anticipated
WA. II. KNIGHT, Proprietor.
New Glasgow, Sept. 10. 1900
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EHHE subscriber, having been duly author
IL lsed TO receive applications aud make
surveys for the above company, oilers hI' ser
vices 10 the owners VI property IN Lynchb1rg,
and country adjacent. JOHN J. PURVlo.
Aug. ID. Oho
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Sidney College.

YmyHE semi annual examination n lis 10
rtdaf.a, will commepes IN FRIDAY.
n. e3I September, close on THURSDAY The
27ih. The commencement vii lake place on
WEDNESDAY The 2stb. 10 Annissrsafisa
Of lie L. crazy Societies vii be celebrated Oh
THURSDAY tile 2pib.
PETER MeyIcAR.
seefemTy OF the Faculty
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nan,lnlul, Macon college.

UpuR,uAN1 . an &c. ofihs General A..
..mi.h 81 lreIa.a incoiro atieg Han
sloiph na,sa 80 ree. aatice IS hereby gwen,
that az aaiaa,aea mtst,ng uf The board OF
1tasis - bs reid A. Bsydion, 10 The ennniy
al Ms.krnDa. =. . commence OF ! ho saa, JIG
I3.h OF Oetab.f nssi. laf The pafpe.r 81 ere
tug ptesi ieni. Pfoiesssrs, aud Mtisfs OF
ssul College.
H. . dei Of tie Bo'rd e 1rastees.
JoHs EAi,i.A Chm'n.
seni 10 ~.
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Aug % ..
r e. MCVAL.

IN HE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
IA at Nelson Couit House, Uosings ON, J
where he IS now ready TO receive al persons
VINO may favor him With tnelf company, aud he
pledges himself to use every eKeitlon 10 give
tue most general satisfaction.
Ills house is situated near the Court-House,
aud IS large and coinmodloas. HIS stable Is OF
brick, and calculated II hold from iolty TO fifty
horses this is likewise plenl,lnliy supplied
with grain fodder, 6sc whieh.with the auen.
non OF good aud faithful servants, be flatels
aimssfw iIl cntille him TO patronage.
J. b. STOUT.
Nelson {. III Oct. 81. Is
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KgikGiNiA, % VITA Court of Monthly ses-
~ SION, held of tho county OF Canpbell at the cout
.onse thereof on Monday the l3td DAY oi Septcinbf
io1I' III the JUth year Of the Commo NV eath-DnH.
l. ood, Complainant. against Jane Wood Andrew
wood W lillian Wool Silas Wood, Catharine Teuss
and her husband - Teas. Wiam Fox. lydta
Gerry.
Inc defendants Andrew Wood. William Wood
=, Ied's, and Cdtlarne his wife, formerly Cahalns
WOOD a"d Sas Wood, hot appearing, and 1t appear.
"e 10 inc satisfaction Of the that they are not
abilaht' oi tins State Il is ordered aud decreed that
,he5 do appear here on the second Monday IN Noyem-
net next and answer the bill OF the Cumpainants and
t copy OF thls order be forthwith deserted in the
'Hgiaan, published IN the Town of Ivnehburr for
t"o months successivey aud posted up al tie trout dos
VI 'ic said courthouse, ON Two several court days.
ACopy-leste,
Sept. Is. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-22
Leghorns & Splendid Bonnet
Ribbons. &C. sc.

HtIIIJVIf53 NOs w
ASESE are Just openins lie" ver, scarce ar
w tices, TO whlch we wish TO direct The
attention OF tue Ladies'.
Case extra fine Leghoins,
Box superb fashionable Ribbons,
do do do Cap do
Pieces Rich Glossy Italian Lu'esrrng,
do Double Chuin Satin Lavanilne.
do Extra iine 81 bl4ck BonbazInr,
few handsome Pongee silk liandkerch,ers
Rich figured Boobiueus,
fery handsome open worked Stockings,
Superfne brown do.
With great variety Of handsome worked
MuslIns, cheap CambIicks, Jaconels, all of
when they propose selling very low to close
summer sales. MCKEE ROBINSON, & Co.
Aug. 10.