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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03


AFIh"lNlA, SQP-At rules holden IN the cIork,.-r
nee oil the county Court of Bedford ON MONDAY A.,
INST day Of November 1880 " A'"''! '1'
p 1onh fearcy' flanpH against James Pearcy, Ishag
bfo"n and Nancy his wife, ormery Nancy pe,rgg
Joshua fedrcy, Lucinda Pearcy, Jabez Peayct Fa,b
ieafcy aud Rebecca Pearcy (Which sand Insi pam,I
nancy brown and Joshua, Lucinda Jabez Rum and
heDeoca feafcy are the children and heirs of Cbarle,
ieafey, deo2 lsham Pearcy, Edmund Pearcy UcnTy
fe4rcy' Nicholas Pearcy, Henry Miller and sally ms
'ile' formerly sally Pearey, aud Nancy Won,ack. all
Gerry. ''''' III Yuan
rue defendants james Pearcy, Isham Brown anil
tney ms wlie, Joshua Pearcy, Lucinda Pesrry
I Is%, p rearcy' Ruth Pearcy, Rebecc; Pcape1,
isnan IGlrcy, Edmund Pearcy aud Henry NIrr
ana sally his wife, not having entered their
ap pi anSe ana gwen security according to the
acl OF Assembly and the rules of this court and j,
appearing from satisfactory evidence thai thew are moi
inhabitants OF this country 1t Is therefore ordered Inn,
.9e SAID defendants do appear here on tho Enytr
iionuay III January next, and answer the bin oftle
paihl1' ana that copy of tins order be forfbVIl.
] III te Lynchburg Virginian, public newsPape,
printed IN the town of Lynch6urg, for two months s
eess'ey aud posted at the front door of The courtbo
vi thls county on Two several court DAYS
Nvo. 10 " i'''' iELD, D. 0A
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For rent, and Negroes for hire it..

FOR rent, ana Negroes Tor hire.
TfiiE subscriber has Tor reut the three fol
- lowing ienements. w
Tue brlek house. oonfaiaing siT rooms lat ~
IN the occupancy Of Mr.. John Boiling, aud neaI
John Jehnsuns Tavern.
The white house recently m the occupancy
of William Daniel, il Esq. The brick han,a
lately occupied by Capt NJ Talbot Those
tenemeals have eHeh two good rooms. with a
cellar, and are admirably calculated Tor. pro.
fess,oual Reuteu an. or FOR small Groceries, ibey
being opposite the Franklin 10 cI. Immediate
possesson eau be had of either
1ave for tire the ensuing year, from twelve
TO fl ren valuable uegio mon. among " Which are
Two valuable Carpenters,
with complete sets Of tools. four men arcu,lom-
ed 10 tobacco factories. u good waterman, osi-
len. eomnon lBJorers. &C &c.
GEORGE NHrLOCKE.
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Nov. 90.

NNWlLL be sold 10 the highest bidder on
~ the 3lst day OF Decembrr, 1880 AT the
residence of the late john S. Garter, deceased.
all the stock OF horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs
also some corn and fodder, together with all
the household and kitchen lurnItare one o.
cart, and plantation utensils, NC, &c. For
all sums over five dollars, twelve months credit
VII be gwen, Ion al sums under i've, lhe cash
VII be required, purchasers giving bond " nh
approved security Also, viii be hired al the
same time aud place, al the negroes belungine
10 The SAID estate, until the II u Dec,mbe,
1881. Bonds with approved sccardy wlll'also
be re CURED. Should tue sale aud hiring not
be completed On the fist day, the sale ana hire
ing viii be o"n inued from Gay 10 day, fSun-
days exceptrd) untIl completed
Al pcrsous having claims against the said es
ate, are req"es ed To bring them in speedily
and properly authenticated.
BENJAMIN TALIAtERRO.
Sheriff OF Amherst county, aud rs such
Administrator of JOHN S. Carter, dcd.
Dec Is
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BEST Winter A.au,N All

ahh subscriber has this day received =,
additional supply of best Winter Tsn',,
vi ""'c" Is Tor sale at the lowast market nr,
~ HONEL DAVIES
ca candies, Almonds, Raj SINS g.
"it. subscriber has for sale a good and frss
- supply OF Tea, Candies, Almonds. R,;s,n
Nov DaflES
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TURN Err & KERR.

fNtoRM their friends AMI tine public that
- my have Just received a fresh supply of
splendid Goods, which they offer at Northern
retail prcts-Aneng winch are
French and Manchester Prints
Italian Lustring, uperior quality.
Black Gro de lndls
Black Barge
Changable silks
Golored eros Tie Naples
SATIN Lavenine
Merlno Circassans
Thread Lace ani Edgings
op'fndld Bet Ribbons
Nankn and Canton Cranes
'c"fi9l' blue and white Merioo long slawls
DO do do CASHMERE do
f.n"' ordered Grape Dress tidkfs.
e q large Leshorn Flats ana Crowns
Paper H,rgmgs
Hair Braids and Pufs
"a" o e,egan' a'sortment.o of Gents Stacks,
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r. WRITES

lniallible Vegetable Tooth Ache-drops.
ltDR salea few dozen I. Whites Infalblt
- Vegetable Tooth ache Drops OF deserved,
high standing. BOWEL DAVIES
Nov %
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Negroes for Hire and sale.

NeTfOcs Tor HIRE and Sale.
IA Ill be Offered FOR hue for the ensuing
w year on the 81 day Of January next,
before the door al James $. frndlelou's tavern,
IN Nav GR,gnw, Amherst sounly, nom OF to
- valu dhle ueg,ocs hrlouglug tolhe estate of
Samnrl latnfr. det'd they cousnt of all de.
serftions, mrn, women. boys and giIs, and
among thfm ara Two first rate blar ksniIhs
carpeuters. coofrrs, shoemakcts good cooks
house serVasls and plantation hands. bonds
with approved security will be required, aud no
person viii be permitted 10 take possession Of
the slaves they hire, until they comply with the
terms d hung Also, atthe some time and
,,iaoe, vii be o@ertd lor .alr e., cash seypraD
lk,ly -irgroe, bflooging 10 tho aforesaid c.ipte
JOIN DlLlARD. E.'or of
Samuel Turner, decd
Nv ,ds
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NOTICE..
Dec %

Ply virtue of deed of trnst, executed to
n y the subscribers by James Bullock, bearing
tate the Odd day OF May, 1928. and duly re
corded in the Corporation Court of Lynchburg
we viii proceed 10 sell, by way OF public auc-
ton, on credit ofslx and twelve months, on
the premises on Friday the 2Sth of January
nes', an undivided moiety of certain piece or
parcel Of ground, with the arpnrl enances, lying
aud being IN the town Of Lynchburg, on the
south west SIDE of SEE Ond street, near Planters
warehouse. containing twenty SIX feet in front
aud running back one hundred and twenty feet,
also, another piece or parcel of ground. in the
SAID town on The south west side second
street, nearly opposite The Union tlo'el, CON
tanning twenty three feet niue inches IN front,
and running back feet, as
viii be seen by reference to the deed. Bond
and approved security, together with deed OF
trust on the property will be required.
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE, Trus-
ALEXANDER 10 NPkiNS, { tees.
Dec. % IDS
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Yurner s. lServ

EFANE just received aud will sell A. lover
- prices than ever,
! case Chssinetis
/ case 4-4 Plaid Lnseys
bale Flannels
case large and fashionable Leghorn iFlats
aud Crowns
lie" 'eces handsome Pembroke Lustres
Msrno Clrcassians.
Nov p
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New Kennedy.

- EIDLIIZ WAfER.-This agreeable ape
- rient - with confidence offered TO the pub
lie. aud particularly TO those who cannot sur
mount rholr dislike 10 the medicines 10 com
mon use being deprived Of all the nauseous
taste, IT !. not less paalable than soda water.
II has Stood the test Of experience, and gwen
satisfaction 10 great number. 81 persons IN the
habn o taking H. SedlGz Waicr IS strongly
recommended by physicians as remedy IA
disorders OF the stomach aud digestive organs,
headach. bilious affections, cutaneous aud
seorbutie efuplons.
Thu following remarks appeared IN the Medl-
cal Inquirer, monthly publication conducted
by an association OF physicians and surgeons oil
Ne y YORK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
ENO CURE CHOPS, NC.-rn

m dsy opening variety OF articles for tho
cure OF Chop'd Lips. IL. &C. VIZ Cold Cream
9y'opodium, Camphor Soap, Lip Saves
team OF Amber, Almond Lotion, Golard',
Improved Lotion, Persian Lotion, &c. &c.
Dec. 10 'Eo'
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Musical AnstrumAeM IS.

Z hllE subscriber is tbs day receiving aud
- opening beautiful supply of A. Hopkins
ClarIonets, Flutes, plaza aud tipp'd Ivory, all
Tor sale al manufacturers p ices.
HUAEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
Nerillo Cloths.

a FLN pieces CRIMSON, sa mon, blnp aud
~ punk, forming u rare assortment, will be
much under ioImct prizes.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Il Co.
90
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NE W .lRRIT.lLS

Al Almonds Raj ns, Wine, French Bran.
~ dy. Genu,ue Brown Stout, Cheese, fancy
Sonps. Perinmery, sc. &c Al OF which are
''a' Il for sale at the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03
SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OF NEUKOES.
"TILL be sold. al public auction 10 the
w highest bidder, on Wednesday the fifth
Of January, 1881, before the Coort-hoase door
in the town OF Liberty, county OF Bedford, a
bout
Thirty Taiuable StaUes'
consisting Of men. women. boy. aud girls the
property OF CAlohil Nennir, deceased. Terms
ms de kuosn on the day of sale.
JOHN +. SAIL, Admr. Of
Caohill Mems, deco
Doc.D tds
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" Boston'seidlitZ Water

DDSlDn SelullIZ w dlsf
Tbs an,6cial preparation msnuia ctured by
Joseph Boston, chy mist, No. 7 Wall street aud
Is drawn from II fountain as the soda water, OF
Is PIT up IN bottles, containing each one dose o,
rs mid aud efficient laxative n can be re
quired, aod withal as paIaabe us the soda
water itscIy
" THIS preparation Is differently composed
from tina, OF The common sedlhz pow der ul the
shops.
We have for year past been in the habit OF
recommending II TO our patients, especially the
dyspeptlC, The nervous, and the hHbtually
costise, with the most benign effects. We are
induced to prefer II to the congress water as
possessing all TIE virtues OF the latter. with
dut beng pernIci0us 10 any habit or constItu
ton.
" We have visited the establishment in which
Nh. Boston manufactures this article. II il
conducted on large scale, keeping constant.
ly four hands en- Logged. There appears 10 be
much hbonr bestowed III lmrrrgnattag the wa
Tel wIh the several materials Of winch II -
co npused. We leirn that Mr.. Boston trans
ports The water 10 various parts of the United.
stat s. furnishing hotels hnd other pahlIC pla =
ces. We at persuaded that W III AXE prece-
deuue OF int Saratoga waters as u Laxative aud
mild tonic, as soon as its virtues become
appreciated by public taste aud experience"
The piopr etor making no secret of the aIti-
cls has submitted lis preparation 10 a number
oil the Faculty, who highly approve and re-
commend IL, particularly to those of infrm and
delicate habit, as a medicine so agreeable to
The taste that even children take II with avidi-
y.
The comparative small dose that il required
10 produce mn active, aud (when taking fasting ;
almost immed ate effect, renders the Sedtz
Water Invaluable as a iemrd, to the man OF
business, removing IN less than an hour the
unpleasant oppress,o" many ieel from heay-
ness IN the atmosphere or a too flee iDdu-
genee IN conv,yIaln, OF the uxurie. of tue Ia
BILE.
10 those whose business will not admit Of
visiting Saratoga Springs, this water is offered
as an ctlectual, agreeable aud cheap substitute !;
and 10 particularly recommended 10 the in
hh'htanis OF warm climates, and masters of
vessels visiting tropical regions, for whose &C.
"""""d4tion II Is brp' packed in quantities 10
suit Purchasers.
Ihe subscriber, ngeD, for Mr.. Boston, is now
opening large supply o( Boston Seidlitz Water,
which is for sale at New York prices.
ilOWEL DAVIES.
Nov %
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NEW ARRIV1LS or
MEDICINES &C

EHUHCI KNUHhTU
DO Deuarcotlzed Opium
Do AIoes
Do BaIsom Copaiva, (concentrutedJ
Plperine
Camphor Soap
Gumed Labes, assorted
Pocket Lighs,
Mahogany Shaving Gases, complet.
Diamond Scales aud Weights
Pure Musk
Finest English Snufs
Salluna Powder
All OF which are offered for sale Mt ,bo ,...
prices. HoWEI rye '2"es
Dec 6 ~ 'bo
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w lhuiNiA, to wit AT Rules holden u, IL
" Clerks office OF the county couft Of Eo,t ~ Inc
Monday the 9th day OF December, 1880: ''u'oru On
David Glsh' complainant, az aInsl Jacob D,n.,, .,
OF James Depew, Decd John Ruhe, ioId = p" aum
West, William Settle William DnrIa,I' "s'man Il.
and John d. Patterson and Robert ST. oI" Jared
Isaac ST. Clair, decd, defendants '''' 'A ofs Of
IN ChANCERY.
The defendants jacob Depew. JI, D..
Iughman H. West aud John Jared MOI aa,Irl i
their appearance and given securt, acco,,s ''',eu
act OF Assembly and the rules OF tins s.pr, a. " tue
pearmg by satisfactory evidence thai IT,, ''u II
pltanls OF TINS country on the motion OF tue rg
ant by his counsel, II Is ordered that the ,siI -
defendants do appear here the fourth Md ~
February next, and answer the bill of the CONT ~
and that copy OF this order be forthwith IIsrra ~
the lHnehburg Hrginan, public newspaper publI,,ep
III Tue town oil Lynchhurg ior two months suce,s,,,
and posted at the front door of the courtIol. -, ~
county two several court DAYS ' VI ui'
A copy-Teste, u. A. VINGFIEIn n r.
December 10. INN - -
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IGl UNAWAN from t,Ie subscriber on the LIST
~ November. 1880. Negro Man named
AID fifty years age or upwards, Of
low statue. very dark complexion, full eyes and
very round face, with grew hair both on his
head aud beard, when spoken to IA her Intel
Hgent than otherwise, and humble IN his man.
ner. lie can rcad both print aud manuscli pl
The SAID negro came originally from Amherst
county, and has Tree woman for uiie, nam
I'D Hannah Dnnner, with whom he has always
lived they have several children, most OF them
grown, & with whom, perhaps he may attempt
To pass as "A tree man.-He is u toleTahle good
roJgh Carpenter, Cooper &c. His children are
nance Adam, George, james, jenkins add
Tom, who Is a waterman the river from
L,ncnburg to Rlchmond--it is quite probable
he may be on The river OF about Amherst as he
has many acquaintance IN that sectton.-I viii
give the above named reward If said Negro Is
taken oat of this ) ate. and ten dollars il taken
within the State, secured in luil SO that
get him. HENRY EARLY.
Franklin, Nov % Pm
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u Office All persons having claims a.
Y 5ainst the subscriber, will present them
for payment ~ his absence they may be han
ded to ChHwell Dasney. Esq.
DAVID ROSSER.
Dec 10 In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12
GOHANNA viii .land .he ensuing .ea.on al mY

HOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
IN Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the stage road leading from that place to Frederieks
burg, and known as Half Sink
Ills not saying too much. (or submit II to the cam
dour OF every gentleman acquainted with the facts to
sustain In the ssseron) when say, that his colts
are universally acknowledged, 10 possess much size
strength and beauty aoy colts that have ever been
produced by any one horse in Virginia. know seve.
raj, that cannot be purchased for less than seven or
eight hundred dollars and have myself, been offer.
ed 81 900 Tor one AT year oldibe estimate AZ which
they are held by their owners take to be the song
est recommendation that can be offered 10 behalf Of
untried colts
The season will commence on the 18th Of Februa.
W, and terminate the 1s Of July Terms AZ here
toore Fifty Dollars, to be discharged by the payment
Of Thirty~hve, at any time during the season Sixv
Dollars insurance One Dollar TO the Gtoom vVbici
10 expected, either when the is brought or t.ken
away.
Extensive pastures are provided, aud mares fed req
ulsriy, unless otherwise directed at 25 cents dav
Gentlemen who sent mares last year, by The season
10 johanna, that did not prove IN ioal, " any her.
be) are informed that they can be rent again aud n,
charge made for the services Of the Horse unless The
should prove In ioal or IN ober wolds the mares viii
be Insured al the price OF the season.
JSn U-2awsw JOHN NJ. Bolts
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So sssrz-zf STAGES FROM wARRENToN
Ersf1xff<HErSHE44
80 $50 ssss,ssS E5-Ssge DANVILLE.
.DANVILLE

THNHIS Stage will leave Wdrrenton every Tuesday
II and Saturday al o'clock u. M arrive at Oxford
same day: Leave OSfored every Wednesday and Satur
day al o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Danve at o p. M
same dsys. Leave Danve every Monday aud Tburs-
day at o'clock a. NJ. and arrive at Milton At g A. NJ
and At Oxford same days; leave Oxford o'clock A
NJ every Tuesday aud Saturday and arrive At Warren
ton in time for passengers take the stage north 10 Pc
tershurg.
This route combines more advantages aud facilities
than mOsi routes in the southern country; aud for COM
tori and convenience II surpassed. Persons ira.
Yelling 10 Petersburg Richmond or auy place 10 the
north enter the -taea Dtnvile either MONDAY or
Thursday a. NJ arrive at Milton o'clock ard a,
Wsuenon dtys IN time for the sdge going north-
ward and arrive At Petersburg "Wednesday and Sat,it.
day by 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Ibus p~fiet nfmuR the roie
o. III Mil iu Mrse days Pfice ol Fare thrsus IN
$40 90, add arrive io NcwYosk 10 elk days iron, Dan
Vile Milton Pcr,ons lfsveug south can leave Pc.
IL ,bwg every Monday and Thursdiy and arrive al
Wcftn'on neS days ia time TO take the stage Or Milton
OF Danvlle.
Tis line ntetsec's al Warrepion the ma daily line
running Nor h or Sauih. ~ Glso meets ths Norfolk
line Utd Mufiree sboToueb and Hallax ". c. Persons
tayeiing north, Nbo do vi 20 through Peters.
Durg, 20 n his linz NorinIk and there meet tho
Steam Boats direc. 10 Wa,lns ton City, Baltimore &c
The lioe also meets a. Oxford slsge from Raleigb-
Milton IL alec inter. ecis the slags line from FEEDER
ck burg Va, TO PoweIton, Georgia And At DanVlle
neels with line OF stages from Lyntbburg, Va ard
another from Sdlem N G.. twice week which extends
viq MOrgabton, Brn 'lsjoWn, GTsenyile, sc. TO The
.outb.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 keep com Tor sh.e
Coaches inst rate teams, sober and steady diver
by tlese hopes TO obtain share OF patronage
EPssssge i,om Watenton 10 Dsnyile IS 90. All bag
gagr AND Parcels AZ The risk OF the owners
Feb.uef, a. 04--WG@ JAMES w JEFFREYs.
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0An REwARD.-Ranaway from the sub
I'd OO scribers, residing in the county Of

& II nn REWAKD.-Ranawny from the sub
30 IL wv scribers, residing in the county Of
Buckingham, negro man, Manser, and his wife, Ma.
linda-Manseri about the ordinary size, between %
and 80 years Of age complexion rather " How he
has large on his breast, occasoned from burn
when small; he is harmless, inoflensive negro. Ma
linda about the age the man, OF ordinary sizc
has very uncommon bushy head of hair, rather Of
Indian complexion, with dark recklesiin her face:
she is very intelligent woman and was principally
raised on Kanawha, the Salt Works. she is well
was the property of Joseph Evans. who owned said
woman two years, and lived in the county of Giles;
Evans purchased her of Brown s. Cayter, Lynchburg.
S'ate that get them again. 500 each if taken
II the State, and secured in Jail, that get them.
POWHATTAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAMS.
Buckingham county, Va. Feb. "a. 94-IOtE
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RRlMMER. abeau,iful bay, Of good size and great
ID power, will stand the present season at the sub.
seribers Farm, on Fine Creek, in Powha,an County,
and will cover until the 10Th OF July next al
fifteen dollars mare; three Of which will be remit.
ted, u paid by the lst October next and S25 for
twenty -hve cents TO the Groom in all
cases Good pasturage will be furnished gratis, great
care will be taken TO prevent accidents; but will not
be responsible Tor any which may happen.
JOHN GOODE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

BRIMMER's Pedigree explained. Hered was got.
ten by Thomas c. Hunbury's Domed, Diomed by Flo
rizel. in Eogland. FlOrizsl by Herod, Herod by Mr.
Croes celebrated borse Partner; Robin R.dbseast was
gotten by the Earl, Of Derbys horse Sir Peter Teoze
Sir Peter Teszel by High6yher, Highhygher by He
rod, Herod by Mr.. Crof,'s Partner; Shark was got.
ten by Marsh, Marsh by Lord, Godolphns Arabian
Horse.. who was called the Godolphin Arabian;
Give was gotten by BaylOr's Fsarnought, Fearnoughi
by Regulus, Rsgulus by the Godophin Arabian;
Luth was gotten by the Godolphin Arabian; Whiting
ton was gotten by Lord Lowiher's Barb Horse, who
was called the White legged Lawther Barb.
+. March 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

"Y virtue OF the last Will Of John Pettus, deed,
- formerly Of Msckensurg, County and State OF
Virgins, he willed TO John F. Pet,us, (son of hi
brother Wilism,) then infant the sum of $500; and
tie said William Pettus having removed TO some part
unknown to me, II tn, said John is Of age and alive
he can gettbe money on application, by paying the
cost OF this nJlics. ]. NJ. JEFFRESS, Of Charlotte
March TO- lOI-w4w and the Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. subscribers have asso-
" ciated themselves 10 business, under the firm OF
Belt, Price, s. Co., and will open in few weeks, lat
the corner obliquely opposite the Bell Tavern) gene
raj assortment Of Staple aud Fancy, Foreign and DO
nestle, Dry Goods; to which they invite the ate
OF Country Merchants heir friends, and Others with
the assurance that nothing shalt be wanting their
part to deserve the public patronage.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS r. PRICE.
JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

ETNTIL the receipt of the Goods mentioned above
u Benjamin Lloyd b 1t will coDtinus las heretofore
advertised, and at the place. to dispose of the
stock hand, (most OF which is Of recent pur.
chases) at UeTy reduced rates preparatory their
nal deposition, which will take place before the new
concern goes into operation.
March 8. 99-2w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

A MARKS THRESHING MACHINE.-We have
" seen DoctsfI Clark's Wheat and Dat Tbreshing
Machine, which has been in operation al Mr.. Lays
Ware House in this City, during the last three weeks
and have no hesitation in saying IL far supasses any
idea we had previously entertained of it,
The construction is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which can be essily repd ed
at necessarily by ordinary mechanics il requrs less
power, and threshes as clean any other machine
have seen 10 use.
Asregards the quantity, ii is evident that il fed as
fas az the machine will dispose Of it, person may
get out as much per day his hands can take Of
Many o. us have engaged machines from Mr. Lay,
(lhe AgeDt0 aud We recommend them to our country
friends, as cheap ecopoS1icaI and useful improve
ment. Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN g. JOYNES, JOHN b. CLOPTON,
LAW T. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX,
RICHD. BOOKER, H. @. WINSTON,
JNO CAMM POLLARD, J. n BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDM'D. CHRISTIAN, GEO. BOOKER
CLAIBORNE, &c MAYO.
SAATB. p. PARSONS.
The prices of the Machine are for one horse power
$50 $55, and $50 aud for Two horses from $50 to
S75 according to the size preferred. AZ moderate
estimates II is believed that the former will thresh $50
10 $50 and the latter 300 to 400 bu,bsls per day. If pro-
pery attended Ham Machines can be furnished Tor
| $40 to S45
The Subscriber, az General Agent, will sell the Pa
tent ehi for making, vending, aud using in the diff
ierent counties in thls State, North and So1h Carolina
aud Georgia: and n i'll furnish Maehnes, with with
out the horse power, deiverabla here, send them
| sush other places as NAV be dssig0ated.
February 10, 1881. s5-2aw2m JOHN LAY.