davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20

IDATRlCK LAND FOR SALE.-rhe subscriber,
- acting under power Of attorney from Peyton
Harrison OF the county Of Albemarle, Nelson Page
and Charles Irving Of the county Of Buckingham, will
sell at public auction, the goth day OF October next
at Patrick Courthouse, (beng court day) tract Of
land situated the head waters of Dan River, in
Patrick county, containing by estimation 1900 acres.
This tract of land allotted TO the said Charles
Irving, the division Of his fathers estate by
missioners appointed by the county court of Patrick
for That purpose, aud subsequently conveyed to
the said Harrison and rage; IN rust aor speciai p%r
Clerks Office Of Patrick county-A large portion of
this land Is extremely fere-lies in healthy section
of country. is well waered and admirably calculated
for a Stock Farm.
TEnMs OF SALn:-One half Of the purchase money
eash-the balance in twelve months.
A. REID,
p II. GILMER,
Attornics, In fact, for Peyton Harrison,
Nelson Page, and Charles Irving
Sent 90 SS-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-20
MEw ADVaRTIsHm = ~ as

VESSEL TO HIRE AT PUBLIC AUCTtON.
q y .RSUANr TO order OF the CT cult Superior
a Court OF Law aud Chaucsry. for the county Of
,me- City and City OF Williamsburg, bearing date
the Is day Of September, 1891 in two suits depsnd
ing In said court, wherein John Tutpin Is pAin,iH,
aud PAke Jonas aud others dsf.niaus, aud Parke
Jones 10 plainrf. and John aud Margaret Turpin are
n.1t p,oessd 20 hire on, the hishes, bidder, until
,bs ,st tav Of ,ee nexi Of The said souri, he 9Th
dav ~ Aoril 1882 schr. Ariel, burhen so tons,
Al Hog N,ek. GA Chiskahominy river, in the county
Of Ja@s. City. Terms-Bond with security In tho
penalty Of twelve bundled dollars conditioned 10 pay
ths Of said schooner, and for her rsturn, the dan
gers Of tho sea 10 be excepted.
GEO. b LIGHTFOOT. Dep. Shift.
for Bennett Kirby, Shf. J. C. c.
SeLt. 20. 3S-tds
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

dec 5. 4w36.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
From the Montgomery Journal.

We received the following communication from Mir William Hutchinson, highly respectable plan, ter of an adjoining county containing account of a successful experiment in the cultivation of the sugar cane. Accompanying the communication, samples of sugar and molasses also sent which appear to be of an excellent quality, and which can be al our office. It will be seen by his let ter that the quantity of sugar manufactured to the acre, was about twelve hundred pounds, an average, we believe, very good, in regions even where this article is the general staple of cultivation It may be doubtful whether sugar will ever be generally cultivated in this State. The experiment. however, shows the variety of valuable resources of our State
 St7set Cans, Loundss Co., Nou, 9.
 NlR EDIroR-For the satisfaction of the enquirers Of the progress have made p manufacturing sugar from the sweet cane, send you the following ac- count' planted about ten acres, but owing to the hard winter, it was much damaged, and of course, did not come up well. By several men who saw it, 1t was supposed that it would not make more than seven acres of good stand, of which have put up about one acre and half for seed; from the balance think, have ground and boiled upwards of seren hOnsdnd pounds cf sugar, of which l send you sample. also made three hundred and eighty gal Ions of syrup and moasses sample of which like wise send you. Owing to my petty pot fxment, I was longer about it than should have been, having only two kettlesone of fifty the other of sixty gal lons-with pot of twenty or twenty-five gallons I made between three and four hundred pounds per day. Two or three hundred dollars would fix man for making crop, besides his labor, say ten or twelve hands. The same hands may make thirty or forty thousand pounds of srgar The molasses would reimburse the expenses the first year. Re- spectfuly WILLIAM HUTCHINSON.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
FoR THE INrELLIGENcER.

FoR THE INTELLIGENcER. THE VICTIM OF SEDUCTION. Alas! to see the pearly tear
 Fall trembling from her deep blue eye And then to hear her frenzied prayer. Would cause heart of stone to sigh. Her tone of sorrow-look of grief,
 Her shriek of agonizing wo- Would tempt fend to grant relief And tears would by volition flow. And what has caused this look of grief, And why this shriek of sick ming wo2 Ohl what has made her young life brief What wretcheduess has been her foe? Words need not tell-her down cast eyes Confess, with red Thing face her shame! Her otfspring-dark pollutons prize Is there-without home-a name. Lost girl! was the betrayer's kiss
 Worth this contempt-derision-s Poor houseless outcast, vast for this You chang'd to night life's sweetest mornf 'Tis past-she's gone-of hope denied, The victim of Seduction died. M. F. L.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

NHAT on the 18th day of October last, II letters Administration were duly gran ted to me on the estate of Samuel M'Crory, late of Tuscaloosa, deceased, by the Honora- ble the Judge of the County Court of Tusca- loosa county. All persons are, therefore, re- quired to present their claims against said es- tate, duly authenticated, within the time pre- scribed by law, or they will be barred.
 THOMAS CUMMINGS, .fdm'r.
 dec. 8 6w36.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
c GATES will continue the BANK COZ

G GATES will continue the B.dyNK COZ Se FEE-ROUSE on his own account He has made arrangements to have his house
 well supplied with choice Liquors and Re- treatments, and trusts that he will be able to entertain his guests as well as any similar house in the place. He respectfully requests a continuance of the very liberal patronage the house has heretofore received, and pledges hn self that no exertions shall be spared to merit it. nov12 B
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
Imported and Domestic Dyu- Goods.

NOTTCE.-Thc firm ofBLIss & GATES IN was dissolved on the first day of October last, by mutual consent. All claims against the firm will be paid on sight; all persons in- debted to the firm are requested to make inn mediate payment to s. GATES. Debts not not paid before the 18th November will be put in the hands of an Attorney for collection.
 BLISS & GATES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
P1ckENs c ouN-

STATE OF ALABAMA, PIcKENs CouN- S TY.-Orhham's Court, Regular Term, .Vovember 1831.-Levi w. Parker and Charles Stewart, administrators of the estate of Handal Sherrod, deceased, having applied to the Orphans Court for the county afore- said, for final settlement with the distribu- tors of said estate:-It is therefore ordered by the Court, that on the first Monday in Nov. next, they do, and are hereby required to make settlement:-And it is further ordered by the Court, that notice of this order be published for three successive weeks in the Alabama State Intelligencer, a newspaper published in the town of Tuscaloosa.
 A copy from the minutes Attest,
 FRANCIS w. BOSTICK, Clk.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
Ha ooN1PTRoLLnR's ANNUAL. REPORT FOR 1881

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Tnscnloosa nou. a8. 1881 which exhibits full view the f. nanc operations State for the last twelve months ending with the 2 probable receipts dbumeDt with such other matters as his duty re9E RESESuR % E T fUSD S' the
 18so otothecr of Ennda amounted s26.o1o 0ss The receipts between the Doth November, 1880, and the 86,S6o 89A The during the last Payabe out To 5 @ nd r%G~n5ed S GSe s 1Phs S 1s md es 5 S007 '
 Examining % co1n aes ofte tsso a "S seson Ddn' ~ Making e aggregate amour of S7o6e2 o6 Which balance the stPi P
 day of ~ anu "' ''e'p1 '9'' s4lc79 8 For of the several the foregoing amount of receipts
 he s h due@en ssG T e % See" ~ made P u . panng exhibits marked aHB ~ ,n
 2@h November 1880, to SILICA 3s3 State Stock, and used a pat Q capital of
 the Bank, whchis 2ooooo oo The stock owned by ts the Bank has been increased during the By an N investment aa'o of the dividend declared in it.
 favorby the Bank, 9th November, 1880, By aransfe the amount of thes Seat of Go
 veInnent Fund.- invested Bank,
 dit this fund, which 65,72o sea
 vor of this fund by the Bank on the 9th inst ~
 amounting 47'l92 o4 TAI ,As ,os Making the @ 's p' st E S st s s s's s na Hsa
 UNIVERSITY FUND. The balance s % h dsuy n % on the 7t November ss0 In payment the O 2s46 47s47 ofinercst Q thee of Incom .s1s,85o S5 S ss ; s,S .. p:st $: ] ] ,5;;s : 5s Ant refunded which been drawn g ey od n of ns the Bo1 s S flor the the s p7 70' ss
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
OF ALABAMA, SHELBY Coux-

0TATE OF ALABAMA, SHELBY CoUN- S TY.-CircuH Court, Wov. term, 1884, JESSE c. ROBERTS US. ROBERT R. Moss.- Bill for discovery.-This day came thu plaintiff, by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the defen- dant is not an inhabitant of this State, It is, therefore, considered by the Court, that pub lication be made in the Alabama State Intel ligencer, newspaper published in Tusca- loosa, for four weeks in succession, requiring the defendant to appear at the next term of this Court, at Court to be held at the court- house in Shelby county, on the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in March next, and answer said bill, or the same will be taken as confessed A true copy.
 TEST. J.W. SMITH. CPk.
 dec 5. 4W36
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

ccased the official conduct of Clerk 526 H ForS repairs ofu1nure a a
 Sa1s16 s6s Salaries he o State, Treasurer Comptroller, for S4555 t Secretary o preparing and Journals 1830-31, for the and he For kdonefo the retary'o office For - udgesf he 2131 For the Decisions of the Supreme Court n For ,and heir Clerk to on Coutn .................
  For experiencing, vctualing, and - S3721 394 Paym flo to w
 s,o71 se4 of the in theQ $500 Allowances Judge Advoctes hauling ar o county andf payment of guard. For rent o house as an arsenal 125 % For making of members o and President and Vice President ando the Contingent the State Government Salary of State a5oo ra
 s,a56 Allowances or andi and Stai imaryp purchased d andDep of Making an aggregate S7o,667 ER Novem6er 2S, C] sdOuing County;
  Treasury each Collector
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10


 ''"''' '' SEAT GOVERNMENT FUND. '''''' ''s h an @ h ] G5 d % s d @ amGnS 3 % H @ $ u % ss;ss Treasury. THREE CENT FUND payment by 5ey @ ppo the Ess @ eSiss a aee "
  The tn. ,.13, STEsSA M 3s M TgsR s Register ,1s n the ' 's sa~ss4 a' r The 1' 3? ssss 2a1s 2 1fS ;"F ands s1 %s T 's Md sHss'; saa Ioda pd Register and himself on their PERSPECTIVE ESTIMATE RECEIPTS EMBELLISHMENTS 1882 will be psad % 3 a hs t pas p neE S ns Treasury the s679 80 dedue'ng commissions paid Treasury treasury Which 0 collected, he a6.s79 % Which last mentioned 5 @ added the balance the The o 3 @ 0a o s s %sa es % ~as & added to se ppo .,ooo, Which % bs sass'ed @ s s s@ @ sas , R % T1ss n & n nsss s % sR s s csss5sts, $ ,ss @ ss , 30 T @ Ss Sssn ms % @ % ss1 ,s % sd % sh o ss @ the the . n w ss ss a , the of public % @ 's1s ' Attorney efs bsSs sSs % Eh s, Bank
 
 Conhtr
  ExH Al Showing M daH e Rees into M Iary the eda g the Re-  Fro" duties levied in 5ss 5:sS ss; ;|
 share int the Bank of Mobae.......
 Ss6,32o 891 for selling the Digest Alabama co aggregate
 GEO. w. CRAZE, ComtroHkr. 
 DISBURSEMENTS s;;ss ss sisss.t Ss '''''t' S27s57 eSnate, Principal of House, ,andthe sstansa thesam esesion 2o53  fol to
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10
TOMBECKBE MONEY waet-
 -H ed, for which liberal price will be g..v- en. nov5 32] GEORGE STARR.
NOTICE.

D
 NOTICE.
 JONATHAN EMANUEL having enter CD cd into co-partnership with Mir GEORGE s. GAINES, of Demopolis, they will transact business at Mobile, under the firm of EMANUEL cS GAINES. J. EMANUEL,
 GEO. s. GAINES, Imported and Domestic Dry Goods. ENHE subscribers offer for sale, at the store A formerly occupied by J. Emanuel, ge- neral assortment of Imhorted and Domestic Dry- Goods, which their friends and custom CTS are invited to examine.
 EMANUEL & GAINES. Mobile, .Nop. 10 35.3 St
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

NaklnS the total sum Of The disbursements made by order of the Board of Trustees
 during the same perod amount to the sum of Transferred to the Bank part of its capital for which State
 Stock has been issued by the Governor and President
 and Directors of the Bank, Trustees, of
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-10

CoMprRoLLtRs Orrc& Aopem6er 28,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Trust Sale.

DY vifsss oftwo several deeds OF trust
II Bsreeuied IN The subscriber bv George
Boyd. the first bearing date the Soih eat OF
November 1880, aud the other the ~ day o.
December 1880, both of which are duly feeor'
bed IA The Clerks Office Of the Co UNITY 'onf
Of Campbell, for Tue purposes ihsrein express
ed, "a. To secure = debi due David II. boyo'
shsn on " odn.,dsy the 2DtB day of iuly
1881. before the doer OF Boyd's Tavern "a the
Town Of NV London. in the County oftamp'
bell. proceed 90 sell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cast, The following property conveyed by snid
deed 10 wi; The following slaves Squire, a
Blacksmith. John n Blacksmith, jenny, hsi
foar ohlldlrn. to wit Mary, Lucy, Buy. aud
Garter. Possam Jack. Jesse, Peggy aud Robin.
Also The following properly 10 vi ; ) beds,
brtsteads aud furniture, 10 Windsor chaifs.
COWS and one calf, grey colt, side board,
sseraary, large gilt looking glass, seven
tables, all claims opoo the estate 81 James Boyd
deceased OF The County of Lancaster, STATE Of
Pennsylvania, which are now dnr. or may
hereafter accrue 10 the said George Boyd.
Artlug as Tsnstse, shall only convey such
title TO Tie foregoing properly, as Is vested IN
INC by SAID deeds.
F.W. R1SQUE, Trustee.
June IL. tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
nAHI9N.

n ,a,sft,.rn.snl appeared N the lnsi NO.
IN Of this paper , over .he signature o. a'-
tnsis.rI Winston. notifying the poons
kr,ns vi Nat. Winston l. CO. and >. ~ y "a
Iypeh 4 Co. ave mel iisselrta, ans lnai eVi
notice ETA d,ssoisiion shseh nppts'eo ~ ,a.s
pnpef 24ih March las must be 1isfeEai'sp
w. assure The pubic that he above ."sns lTa'e
krnsstsDd iota,ly dissolved ron Tue oape V.
aa, nel.es. We Wish tue pubic 10 understand
a.,,ae,l, asa reason for our sudden dissoiu-
,,s, ina, such ~as tue Reckless conduct oil y
,x,oston mat mere was no Other siiernaitse LETT
"a hui the one we has. fsksa IA dissolstHg
nar,etrshiD, Our fslri, im4ef ioosiy required
\. Aud ne claim ~ Be totally released a. absoi-
we'd from any res, oosibiiiy, Tor sny ae' Of his.
NJ suy way whatever ,lfVm tie lime VI our dn.
solallDn.
those 10 whom ourselves or J. 4 c i. lynch
s Co. are indebted are requested TO pIeseni
.heir Claims 10 Us for payment, aud such as are
inrlebied 10 Us or J. 4 {. T.. Lynch i Go. We
hope viii have 90 scfuples M paying ohpromPi-
/, 10 US their act oaHtf, amen presented
To.ueh as do beet 10 pay,eg on account
OF The notiee OF Nat. Winston Is mao who.e ln-
moral conduct ami habit. have been such ss
10 operate materially 10 oof iJae, snb has
rendered hln as a menbef OF he concern no
longer rus,.w o,thy) Nc viii give foil and
absolute discharge, aud eoasieer " nap
nv Guidance from such men, IS from whom,
eytn At the Termination u law SUI, nothing
would be recovered. J. y {. +, LYNCH.
Z. S. We shall Continue tie opstalion OF the
Lynehburs Mlis--ana would be Glad 10
see the Farmers betof. they cogsee theIT crops
Of wheat. as We are dispostd 10 make Them We
~ liberal offers 1be pub &c eau nov get com
rye, DC. ground by sending 10 Lyoehbn'g NILS.
J. o {. l. LYNCH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
NOTICE.

DY pifiue u a iced y Attsi, tIeemed 10 Tie
QD subscriber by RtnJtii Martin IN ms hje
time, for certain purposes therein mentioned, J
shalt erpose 10 sale npubde aacton, 10 he highest
b,dder Jof ready money. on the premises, on The
3uh day 81 Jnie, II tract Of land, tghg M Mel
son county, on me paiefS u Dmch creek, con-
tdining hQo huidred s. seaenty aGrGs. Ihis IS a
gaiia6ie farm Of as sise, aud nell worthy The
attention Of any person pistiug 10 buy such u
one; The Improvements are good. .1ciHg Us
tth,tee, ] wiH only be responsible for such tile
as 10 sssied IN me BY sad deed
!. GARLAND.
June IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
June o.
ITO ! I3A.

n Ii persons indebted 10 tn ira Of Nathao-
~ iel Winston g. Co. snd J. L {. L. lynt h
d Co. OF have had any transactions wnh Jnhn
Lynch, j. Cbarle. l.. Lynch OF myself IN
ference 10 tue business doue a black Water
Mills or LyDchbu'e, since the lst Ju'y. 1870
or may have unit ino Isl July, 1892, are h.re
by notified 10 make 20 settlement with. or pay
ment 10 any Other persun thnu me. The poul1c
will disregard the advertisement Of Joun
Lynch, Jr. and Charles l.. Lynch. dissoluug
tue firms menlioued, they not having auihuti'
~
The remarks handed in some time since in
relation TO tier advertisement &C.--ATe siiIl
II The Office OF this paper, aud may appear az
was intended.
NATHANIEL WINSTON
Inn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Sale OF l{eal Estate.

- Alfred Angle 10 III subscribers on the Fl
hay Of January. 1880, and duly recorded IN
tie Clerks Once Of the TIostngs Court o.
Lyuch burg. elll be sold on the pren'i es, FOR
cash. on fiday the fri day Of Jaly, 1881. II
faT II mol. then the first far day thereafter. Al
Pubh; Auction. the loi OF ground adjacent I"
the town Of Lynchbqrg, on which the said
Alfred Ange resides, or 50 much thereof rs Will
ssh.iy The purposes OF TIE aid deed Of iiast
Acting a. Trustee We will Only convey said TILE
as Is vested IA US by the said deed.
JOHN WILLS,
JAMES BLHAGH
MAY 10, ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Ls.AWD FOR SALE.

11 WISH 10 sell a tract oil land lyng in A.
- hersi county, four miles from The Co RI
house, on Butfaloe River, adjoining he pds
OF Col. Pierce, Mr.. Thos. Apping aud Ut er.,
containing one hundred and seventy ceres,
nearly one bait III woods, a part Of ~ hich is FIST
rate tobacco land. This land is OF the besi
quality in that neighbU,hood, the dwelling
house is very comfortable one, rooms below
with porch, two rooms above stairs, two good
stone chlmneys, and is certainly one OF the
handsomes ST situations in Amt ers county, com,
Portable out houses, good apple orchard and
abounds with the best of springs. MIR John
Ddlatd IN the neighborhood, or Mr.. Gideon
Gooch, WHO lives on the place, will shew II to
any person wishing to purchase. Terms &c.
commOdating a am anxious TO sell and would
Idne IN exchange lands in Ohio.
c. TlMBERLAKL.
Feb. 10 I'd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
NruSt# sale.

1rey virtue Of d certain deed OF trust, execu
- TED 0y Nm. X, Roanc, to the undtrsign-
cd trustees, bearing date the Odd day of Ucto
Der, 1880, anu of record III the Clerks Office
OF Amherst County Court for the purposes In
sad deed expressed We, or either of 10, shall
on Thursday 3oth u June inst. IT fair, 4 not on
the BeHf far day thereafter. Sundays excepted,
upon the premises, sell, for cash, at aueiion,
the tract of land thereon said Roanc now lives,
IN Amherst county, about eight miles from
LynchhuTg, estimated 10 contain about seven
hundred acres, more or less.-lhe land has up
on II valuable improvements. Aud the follow
ing slave, yiz-John Bob, Bait, GenLey, Fan
ny, Polly, Nancy. Judy, aud her four children,
or SO much thereof as will be sullic ienl 10 pay
end satisfy the present demand under the said
Geed oltrust.
The title TO the above property is believed to
be good--bui the Undersigned will only convey
to the purchaser u purchasers such THE as they
hold under the SAID deed.
JAMES l.. LAMkIN. Trus-
LEWIS 4. WILLIAMS. { tees.
Jnne 9. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
REMOVAL.

"fHE subscriber has iaken he Bell Tavern
u at Nelson Court House, tLovmgs on, J
where he is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him it'll their company, aud he
tsre most general sa.isfa clion.
Ills house is situated near the Court House
and is large and commodIous. His stable is oil
brick, aud calculated to hold from forty TO fly
horses,-this is likewise pentiiully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atten,
ton OF good and faithful servants, he lateIs
l.; msslf vii ent.lle him 10 patronage.
J.B. STOUT.
Nelson c. IL. Oct 81. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
lillinery, Matchmaking 4 c.

~ RS. GILL returns her thanks To the CHI.
4sA zens of Lynchburg aud its vicinity for
their patronage, and informs them that she
continues TO execute orders for Bonneis, La.
dies Dresses, DC. in the neetest manner, and
according to the latest and most approved
modes.
she has on hand an assortment of Silk and
eehorn Bonnets, suitable Tor both town aud
ountry trade, watch will be offered al the
mosl reduced prices. Jan. 30 il6,ots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

a Female Teacher wanted.

ri WISH TO engage lady, TO take charge oi
Il ,fntll School IN my family On the fra OF
August nekt-1o "A suitable person. boari md
$3.50 will be given for teaching eleven mon TOO.
Any communication on the subject, directed
(post paid 10 tue Big Lick vail be duly s,ten-
ded 10. IHOS. GOODE.
o." he Richmond Wing viii please insert
the aho,e one week Tor four weeks aud
forward thea account 10 this ollice Tor pay.
ment.
J aue wdV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
Domestic Goods. &c

a FEW Bates Domestic Goods, emh,...
AZ b!eached and unbieached Cloths Chsa,H
and Furniture piaijs al prices to ,pi, c,',A
nefS. 'N'
Coa",ry Merchants and Pedlars are speciaIv
insiied 10 examine their assortment. urisL,F
varsity aad cheapness excelS any u,e,,a'''
stock. MCKEE, RORyVSOmt 'Vus"
May 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
JOHN G. SHELTON,
ia 1A e.

One door ADORE NJ. G. b. Tues and opno,.
DR. Howet Dautess, fTY''''
Il RESPECTFULLY informs his f,;e,a.
" Il Customers aud the public generally. ,bs
he has josl returned from the cities Vi n VI
aud Philadelphia, where he spent some ,,n,s
10 purchasing stock of Splendid Goods m me
liof, such MS fine and snpe, the Cloths. Ca
meres, Vesinss, Trimmings, Stocks. Glove.
Haudnerehieis &c. NC. al of which o,ll ~
sold very low for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

v NtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of BUSINESS
and, also, that he has made arrangements
%h'ch VIII enable him at all times, sndtat the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with Coaches, Clos
baronches, or any other description of Car
r'ages, from Newark. On. J.) which is known
to be the rery best Manujdciory oC8uch articles
IN NE aeortd. Arrangement, have also been
made win manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York, SO that any ord tr which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplled,
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on 'he carriage making business, and is pre-.
pared to make Carriages of any description
!. may he wanted by those who prefer the
me manufacture. He will also do any kind
u fePo"s on Tue Cheapest terms, aud in the
most punctual manner.
Aug. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20
a a. NgsAl.

FMNHE subscriber having taken large and
III conmodious store room On main street.
one door below Liberty Warehouse, is prepar.
ed 10 receive and sell or commission all kind.
oil asy goods, such as groceries, hard ware &c.
as also all descriptions oi country produce,
From his experience in business and by
sn,ei attention 10 The same. he hopes to give
general satisfaction.
STEPHEN w. LEWIS.
June 9. lot