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i ChANoERY la HsoOver County Oourt, October so,h
Joseph wOolfos, William DIbney, sod JO.egb D.snsy,
sysind A"'"""
wife, " 49, ''''' w" n,1,oe'u DIS
II ms day e'ms!b P,ouG, ny their Council 6lsd her
70 M esu'' -sod the DeeOIsnt., Henry Spoe John
snd Ehs'beh his wife, having entered their
gwen security according TO The Act Of Assembly the Roles Of
@ Oou sud sPpesriog 10 the satisfaction ofhe Court
ss o., nhsedsn 81 h'. Con monwssb II IL Ordered, Ths
sn Deiendsnt' Heofy Spiee John L. sbtb bi,
we DO srps here on tie first day Of Fehrus Csou btI snJ
osws ne sid Bill sod that's copy Of this Order forthwith IN
sed ~ ths enquirer puhshtd IN the Of Rim.
mcnd Tor two mouth, ueessy snd that e1py be po,.sd
the front door the eoahco,s ~ this county copy Ts.,
psrS eo-rsv fHILIP WINSTON, o. H. o.
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WAsHINoroN, January 29.
ANNUAL MEETfNG'OE THE AMERICAN 20.
LONIZATlON SOCIETY

his meeting was held in the n all OF the House of
Representatives, Washington. on Wednesday veninr,
ms 1871 instant. great number assembled on this
PRESIDENT. OF the Socie'y, took tho Chair little
seven o'clock.
Inc Report reaiby the Secretary, Mr.. Gurlsy, ex.
gard to the state AMI prospects, Of the Colony aud OF
ne progress made by the Society 10 the United States
t"o vessels. the Caronian and Volador, have recent.
ss"ea WIN em'grants Tor the Colony. The whole
amount received by the Society during the ns.t wear
SI1'2os 80. OF this sum, Si0,97s Is were "a Id.
oy the collections the Attn OF July The r. eeips
OF n year 1880. exceed those OF 1929. by pesrly
@0''0'' IN Lnfelhgencer.
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n popular moral poet OF the lat century in enume
ra the subjects which then Act the attantion NJ
lbo knYlieh public. ALI 49, -
wv N"8''0" P'",n', Hpr"K' OF


---Ratts.teito, with his hair on end
-, M bis own wonders, wondering far hi, bread
Inc INGENIOUS hotteUet0 is gather o nj, areas
orS' but the rare of those whoee hAr IL on md ,bs
own wonders and who. they do wonder for tbsr
bread al least wonder for tbs sake Of MAKING ,bsm
selves notorious, is by no means extinct. We ~.
katsfletos IN every profession and pursui, Of lfs
KatteTfTos in pbyic-K atterfeItos in law X
o' In divinty-K su~ftelto sutbors-and Ka,,s,f.,,
arhstsbut the most numerous and hourisbiny b,.n.h
o. the family at the PRESENT NJ seems 10 be m,
haUert;o poll ician' who wonder for popularity for
hce add Tor the pesse Of seeing tbs expressions Of
mir wOndsTmVDt ii culaed ia the ne " .psos,s
One 81 the most promisiDg members OF hi. family
" The worthy Govefn,r Of Massacbuset,s sbo ~
made an exhibition Of hi, peculiar fsisnls in this
wh,eh does him great credit. The General As.embIv
o' h'apana' II sesrs, have pigsed senss Of t,sIu.
uons, Tue pufpor Of which H. thn General Jaeksoo's
administration has fulfilled The expectations Of nj.
iren'r, and h" IN their opinion the jn1eyes,s n ,b
ODion require HE. re election Tbers was nm c.l IN
the legislatures OF other States Of the Union 10 CON
cur 10 the resolu ions any or Ter n,.ssd 10 ~
General Assembly Of Alabama for ,rsn.m,,'Io Z, "" ,e
them. Governor Moore Of that s s1s howss,. = !, .,
seems, very cgilIy sent copy efi,to GOV. Lincoln
30 good an opportunity for making flourish was No,
70 be lost The worthy Chief NJ 4gisiTsts of Nss.,h"
! SCI" u Immediately seiztd with violent are. =,
"N'm AMI as'onishmeni, sod sitting down
| T. -. "'h hH uP'tsrirs Then Ike reeds o, hs
~ pens message TO the Massachusetts Lee stature
"dnn' hg these spparstty harmless resoiuiionS and
,1NWo"ina hls conformation al their adoption. The
Union, according TO him, Is ts,silsd-"s roomenfou,
sod Interesting crisis Is approaching MOI univ ba,
the STATE OF Alabama nominated Genersl JssL,nn h,
oiber events OF awiDl porten have occurred SCUM
Carolina has declared the tariff 10 be
and Georgia has hung the Indian murderer. Ts.saI.
"hN STATE Of thinsd (" In this peril Of al which
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MELANCHOLX.

FREDERIcKsBURs. Jso. Give have ,st heard
OF most Distressing incident which occurred during III
Iae hresdlu' snow sorfD, al the mouth Of Pototnac
Or Elk Two men, in eha'g. Of smali Schooner which
hao put INTO The creek, on Friday evening The I4th
aver landing ZONE articles, attempted 10 return in
pass wac shallow, aud from the intense cold and N
quantity OF snow which had fallen, was converted into
thitk su'h-'his 'lush, as ihsy procreIed rstiiIy
con'siency, uotil at length, further pro1rsss sss
fauod impossib e-Nor could all their eHIt. enable
them TO regain the shore. In This situation, they re.
m'nS5 esposed to the r'ging Of the dreadful Storm
desctied on Saturday, and, undsr.tsnd several in
ehsctual Efforts were made 10 rescue them On Sat.
nrlAy ns The water bad fr'zrD suiceD ly 10 be- ar
and one OF The PersoDs, black man, succeeded in
reached the shore, alter which he erswed 10 an I'M
inhdhiung hut, where, 10 the eouue OF the day, he
was iouud deed. The ether young white man per
h DS in the boot We give lhe,e details AZ thew yer,
rslsted 10 Osth-y are substantially true thoYgh pst
hNP' 10 come particulars incomplete. lAfena
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few mopths ssace. Mr. Joha Taylor, p,or, hard.
working man, with family. rented n lew acres Of
land OF T. A. Tdbaii, ESQ.,, mile west Of Winch,
ter and removed upon H. He hae had fsoelve children;
what period ,hese had been taken from him. " Q did
not hesr-bu presume Il TO have been within the last
two or three years. The six remaining children ware
remarkably healthy and hns-iookinx- he o,des, ~
yssrs old. the youngest nearly Thus they CON.
tnued the solaee Of their poor parents, the hops
oil their future declining years. until two weeks ago
VII the infant taken sick aud died in thr dsy
death, Lester, boy, years old, was token unwsll
and In two days was corpse The two bodies were
lying dead Friday tho l4,h. and person was cent
to the former residences of Nc Taylor at the Round
Hill, to dig grave for them, his ceased children
| having been there buried-This duty was performed
and the burial to take place on the day foIlowux
In this interim. the violent storm of the 18Th oc
aud the eless bodies obliged to 70 I'm u il nm
III the Monday following, when they were buried in
| corner OF tho hsld adjoining. Bat the mourofuI
scene was not to end here Oh Tuesday the Is h Il,
~ Ano' aged 10 years, who was well on the Fsdav
previous, died; and Thursday the 2Oib. John
agec eight years, who. la tho fufness OF b. ath
bad seen his sister breathe her last. foiowed her 10
lice at the point Of death and Wilson, the only survv
ing con, aged abou, IL. who has been extremely low.
10 Affair way OF recovery. Thus has Death swr nj
on ten, and perhaps eleven children out OF
degree OF mortality, which Is rarely equaled 10 our
country. IIrineh,sf,r R.n
" 81 Mint From the annual report of the dire r.
Tor OF tue Mint, made 10 the President under date nj
LIST instant, II appears that the coinage effected during
the year 1880, amounts to So I55 $40. compr.in :
$643 los, ia gold coins, 81 495 400 IN silver M Is IN
copper and consisting vi 35l l9l of roin
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ]

nrortcr Slsf December, 19SI,S
lice 10 hereby given 10 the proprietots Of ,ba
TouT ana one haD per cent stock issneJ in nv,,
s1"hce OF an act OF Congress passed on tbs al ~
"ucp' 1870 IN exchange for stock bra,ing an int,
'es oil Six per cent, that the certificates n, the ali
STOCK, amounting 10 The whole to one million 6ue b,,n
Msa and thirty nine thousand three hundred sona
my sac dollars and sfrieen CENTS will be paid on m.
nrs dsy OF Juy 1881, to the propfietors hereof or
her regal representatives., torn ys d Nv cons,it
ed on the presentation and surrender Of the srd es,,
nea'es at The Treasury, al the Loan Office vvbs,.
the came may stand credited
Notice IL further given, that no transfer of tho ...a
bcate OF the said stock from the books Of the
or any Loan Office, viii be allowed after the 6,,, az
Of June, 1881. uey
Aud a'sJ, that the interest on oil the ce,u6.., ~
tie said stock will cease and determine on Inc aoh A.
OF june Aforesaid. g n INcIIs u'J
Jan.,6 7S-ism'lst July .Sec'rv nj H. Tssn..,...
n OhANOEhfi--A Rule, held ia the Clerk om. = -,
county Court on Mndsy the Oh dsv of Dee.mhs hssx
r ~ ~ inian under the trepy.on, ,s,,. L.
"s.;n., "e"'y' nsf sosidiao and next ft,nd, PHG'
Vnsm Rennold, Albert RennoId, tf.n,v q p.,,,,s. o.
hiihnf Kennoids, and ROb,u Rtnnod, heir. .ss 10y
The dsf..d.yy,i i's a,u. Defd,.
~ theH spPessnee snd gwen security seeordn, 10
henby sod the rules Of this Court nes
sey tVoeoee lhs they th, sss
o o,oo OF ne Plaintiff hycoun,eH Ordered Tb.s s
sn,wer The bill Of the PrG6 and COZ N a. ssd
hth inserted IN some Nwpsrer polished M Az. 80 ooer es
mood Tor two mouths that ~ bfsb.
up 81 tue 1"n door Of the oovtbou,, tb, Po'ss
! Dee ss "-vs- Jhx2s RoY 'mfcor o,...
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The annexed statement of the number of marianne .
numerated at the Filth Census returned by the
raj Marshss, has been ascerained at the proper Da
parfment r~r
Those districts left blank will be filled I'M in ,hs ,,h.
as soon as the aggregate are cd from the
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he aggregate returns have received from tho Ma
na Of south New York, West Virgua and Indiana: bu the
tricts. " NV '0'"'p9 9I 10 'hose ois
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Nrw YoRx J,n,.r, Ok

colonization Soefeiy.-we have at length reason
"oPe tnat 'hs important subject s about TO receive
'n IN this city TO which Is pre- mine ntIv
ennurd. The Board Of Managers of tho Nav Yo,t
oor.s'y 70 organizing Tor efficient action. Auxiliary
70 'hs Is proposed TO organize Associations in ,bs
congregations Of the several churches which will nr.
'hs to every section and class OF ths ev
Last evening meeting from tho members of ~.
nnck church In Beakman street, was held la m. 40.
sons room, and an Association org anized upon nIan
when promises high results Every pers m b. lopsiny
10 That congree alton Is entitled to membe hin on nav
ing any sum. But the exceilency of the ds,isn ~.
conceive 10 lie In another FEATURE peculiar 10 this
soean,n. It's now ascerta ned that coon,t can h.
transported TO Liberia Tor the Of twenty
now is proposed that gentemen subscribe up,n mi
oass' ios ths transportation in their own names. of ons
OF more coonisis annually. In proportion their me
,'es asposon 70 contribute to this jsct. Thus
every gentleman or lady subscribing upon this prnc;
Pe "ii iesi direct, PERSONAL aud constantly
ing interest," IN the prosperity Of the colony Subscri
oers VIII ee that they are in fact proprieors of NOR
"on OF that colony and every year they con,inue
sending, on their own account new eolonisist will in
crease their al in tho cause. A subscription wa.
opened last evening" upon this principle and oh
the nc'emency Of the night such a, 10 render H.
mee"ng very small, yet subscriptions for the annual
transportation OF fifty colonists ere made-,oe b.n
Vo'ent gentl. man he aiding ths paper for TWENTY
"imseii. Ibe association OF that Church, will doub.
les De able TO increase the rumber to one bundrea
colonists annually. MIR. Finley will proceed 10 ths
colsny IN the sPing AMI .hou!d the sbscrintisn. go
on as we anticipate, the B,ck Church will senI mi
enough TO commence separate township. II can he
'au OF or This purpose, and supplied wi h new colo
nS,s from year 10 year. Suppose we call il SPRINa
pefd In honnr OF the Pastor OF the old Brick! O b.r
contr ga ions might take tbs him, ami all denoniua
uons move on 10 harmonious emulation, each pIa ntpy
!" own colony, aud all working together f r good.
ron. 4.
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S,3S5.lyl
$3.i55 go

or the amount Of gold Coined within the last wear
about $4,000 were derived from Mexico Sou h A.
merics. aud tho West Indies, $l9. 900 Il ON Airtes.
$466 600 from the gold region OF the United STATE
and about $3S 600 ffem sources not a.certaned.
Or the gold Of the United States, above msr TONED
So GOO may be stated to have been received from Vr
Sna, Szo4,coo from North Carolina, see. 900 from s.
Carolina, aud SAL, 900 from Georgia
In me last annual report, the progressive develope
meat oil the gold region OF the u. ates was iius,ra
cd by referring to the increa,e OF the annual
from North Carolina. which. previously to 1924 had
osen inconsiiersble. bu, from that year TO 1929 To-
elusive, had advanced from So. 900 TO Sl2sO and
also TO the then novel occurrence OF gold having
received at The mint from Virginia and South sro.
iina about 81 500 having been received from the for
mer. and $500 from the latter. The past year ex
hios' Ia relation to all those Safes con picuous In
crease In the production OF gold, and presents also
me remarkable fac, Of $2l2 900 in gold received from
Storka, from which SAFE no specimen thereof had
e S presented 81 the mint in any previous year.
The coinage above exhibi ed exceeds The amo,n, ~
any former year The demand remains ,never,heIe,s
u , aud the mass OF bullion in the vaults o
the min' 10 large beyond any previous example.
Bait. finer.
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ExTRAoRpINARY MORTALITY

- EXTRAORDINARILY MORTALITY,
The records OF dsshs doings, have seldom exhibit.
90 an instance Of more dssolsng, exiermnsiing ba.
voc, 10 one family, bsp that VS. sre about 4, rne ,ion
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in our paper Of "a h Never Der, we devoted a con.
SIDERABLE space TO the alton of the sugar n,v
ana demonstrated what cannot he controvertsd and
what we tank will not lese by repetition 1t was there
shown - "e'o
L. That the production OF sugar in Loui,iao, ia "a
uma'ed 80 600 hhds. .qual about so 600 600 lbs
o. nat the quantity we import from alb, Dad i, about
GO, 600 900 lbs. "'''"' - "oou'
That the consumers OF sugar in The United Sa,s.
pay, upon heir whole consumption of lao 600 OOO In,
YAK OF ihree cents pound, equal in the who'll, IN
S4'Zooooo' oil which, $4,000 900 90 into the ock.i.
Banner efhe Con-
From our Correspondents.
U y. FRIGArE Observation-Disclosures = ,.u.
rom an Oncer on board The u s. frigats RIA, w;n.
CAP,ain Kennedy, dated November IS.
we nave This morning arrived in Gibraltar Bty and
oeen bearded by Capt Perry of the Concord W. have
hdu 'he nost stormy, rainy, squsliy wea her ever CIV
ptHehced. The ship calls we. but is the w.,,..,
ever sailed n.-Her qua deck has been l,,is b,,.r
,han swamp the whole passage. TIE rovaI. b,vs
oeen set but twice since lett the Rcat,Enndsr =
sorm sail the whole passage. We remain here "a 90
,ys 10 recruit, when we mean TO push on for Mahon
where we learn the Jopa ami Constellation "a la
up Tor tie win'sr We had passage of 35 day, from
lana 70 land All well on board" Norfolk Herald
,."dpdI-We have BEEN politely favored with the
following extract OF letter. dated.
". s. Ship 81. Louis,
- Cdifao, Aug. % (
1--WE are all wsl There is a report that we vyI,
return TO the u States by the way of the Cane n Cood
mop 10 the evsnt Of which shall touch at several
~ -""u'' Beacon.
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Before dsmis'ing this subject, we wish 10 make ons
further observation. If the Indian tribes are forsgn
Nauons' and independent Governments they NAV open
mic the Country, perhaps in one season. TO sion evc1v
factory in The United States and PROSTATE at single
blow, the whole American System1 e
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a LII pertons having claims against the e.t.,. ~
"a James Dinsmore, dec'd the estate of Andrsw
Dnsmore' dec'd and the estate OF John Nelson. dee
WIN Please present them to me. legally proved And
all per ons owing the shove estates win nss.a 80.
forward and settle their deb,s with >'A''
ANDREW LEITCH,
executor oil the estates of John Nelson. and
hndrsw Dinsmore, dec, and Agent far John
Dnsmore, Executor OF the estate Of LAM.
DDsmore, dec. '
Charlottesville, Jan. 20, 1881 sau,
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i4anghornr's Mills

In lie corporation Of Lyacajmg,
Va Ill he Ia readiness Gor the reception
Wv OF Wheat by toe 20h oil July. We
vii give the highes, cash price foe wheat, or
II prcterteo, a barred Of supe, Gae nocr 10 pass
the Richmond Inspection. tor each i've aud a
halfhush l..
those hliils are situated on tho bank OF
Black Water Creek, just above the Toll Bridse,
In" creeh beng uayigah!e, viii adwtt OF boats
delivering and receiving lhtir loads ut the Gour
oil ne MIL, and beng not very distant from
thr business part OF town, farmers can with.
oat much inconvenience aud delay attend 10
tie discharge oil Their Wagons.
W" solicit an interview Nth the growers an
slirr, VI Wheat, before they makp dlsnasi
81 u. NJ 4 H. : IANGEOaNE.
\. b. Servant, charged wrth the delivery
OF what "rIi be promptly attended to, aud -.
missed With AL possible despatch.
VI. & Il. 5. l..
Jh II. Is
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- Il Ipats ~ t-~set j4ts ana al. Eogd,
sen aaf eauHisfIstaf ~ .jaat H. -cHr7aEe,
dsaa
>. tAhE NOTICE iaat shall, GA Tie 81 day
- ii January uetf, is39, at L. SWeetands Ia
tern N tho toan al fBtonsburg, Boittat.r county
'aalwesa ia hpar ii ~ o'clock and sunset procccd
% su',e tia deposilisls ri JaenD fpar aud others
- =. y. 'ssi Us ss'' 5.# "i ai' ost#eu,as ~ sun
IA Ch1ar,ts row d. pending in the Circuit superior
Gput II Law q theucery for the town Of Lyn'Ie
bars, 9Larn YOU arr plaintiff and nyseIf md
others ar d=fail,nts: and should ! hot complete
tin taking of al my d'pasiliouq Oh thai day Ish5l
-.1tiaua tha taking III ~ frnln day To dag mad enln
pi,7sd CATHARlNB BOYD
Ice Wav
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

5 offered for the apprehension and safe delivery
IA OF christopher Columbus Burton. and two Ne
GRO BOYS, Cahell and Famous, that were stolen
ON the night otthe 3D. inst. in the neighborhood Of
Otter Bridge, Bedford co. Va or $50 for Burton
alone, and SO for each or either Of the Negroes
Burton IS about 20 years old low stature round face
and dark eyes he has small scar near his mouth,
rlast above his chin. Cabell the largest boy, is
"A years old thick set, large mouth and tolerable
black; Famous Is II years old, yellow cast and
pleasant countenance. Two mrn, unknown 10 M
assisted and aided Burton IN taaag them off On,
Hundred Dollars will be given IN addition ior tho,
apprehension aud conviction, or $50 for either o
them. As lawful gurdan for said Burton | q.
hereby caution and warn all persons against harbor
ing or in any way employing him, as from tradin.
Tor either OF the Negroes. JNO. LEFTWICH.
Bedfad, Dec 81
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EPlRGlNlA, TO VITA Rules holden in the Clerks
" Ohce a. the Circuit superior Count of Law nudC han
Gerry Tor the county o HniiaS, the rf Novrhrr
ISL Joseph Chandler aud Elm tbctb Chandler Plaintiff,
against Allen Chandler William Chtud,er Gblcroy Chan
der, fcct Perkins aud Nancy his wlt late Name, Chan.
dcr William F. iuson and Judith hIs wife aud T. ,bnrt
A,hby aud William, Roboft, Marha Joseph, AvrrlIia
Thumas and john Ashhy, DcfGdduuts--In Chancurv
The doienduts Gildcroy Chandler, Peter Perkins aud
Nancy his WIFE, aud Robert Ashby aud " Hi IN, Robert
Martha, Joseph, AYerilla Thomas AMI John ,hy not ma
wing entered their appearance and given security
10 the act of Assembly aud the Rules Of i, Court aud n
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they arc not In
bahans OF this Commnnw ealihpu motion of the Pam
ud hy Couase ii ordered that the sad Defendants l,
nalued do appear before Judge our sand CONT on
the met day Of the next erm aud answer tho plaintiffs biii
that copy of this order L. forthwith inscribed IN tl yEc
burg NremIon, Tor months .>yr aud pu,ied /
the front door of the court house OF this county
epPl~-Feste,
WV. HOLT, D. c
WV - N9n
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WV Ill. he sold 10 the highes; bidder on the b
~ day Of January next at the late residence OF
Maj. John Clayton. dec. Of Bedford county. all his
personal Estate, consisting ola variety of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils.
Stock Of Hors. IS, three Mules stock OF Cattle and
Hogs, two yoke Of Oxen, one OK Cart and Wa2-
cen, all the crop ofcorn, Fodder, Oats. NC Also,
from forty to forty five NEGROES, most of them
YOUNG and very likely. Terms oisale-All sums
OF - and under, cash; over r. twelve months
credit the purchaser giving bond with approved ST
e'ulty. The sale will be continued from day &c
day until completed.
JAMES L. CLAYTOR. Smviy-
Nov. 2S. inc Admir- of John Clayton dec
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FRUIT TREES.

'E'lit Subscriber has resided uouly ten year
n m the vicinity Of LynrhbUg, during " h,rh
umc ihor hls arisen mnong- the public d.air. to
stock them Orchards with lhu bust dud5 of iut
and, IN order 10 doso many ~ sent 10 Mi WI
ham Prince, of New ort. lor trees. at crsal c,#
pense, and at the risk tLat trees brouehJ INN The
North, on acrounto of the length Of time thcy are
kept ont OF TIM ground would moi survive and pro.
ducc fruit The subscriber, ever wishing 10 b. Of
Il ScrYirc to his country, as web MS that he might
thereby procure for husoIfa support has uudcrt5-
ken Ia raise Nursery of Fruit Trees fal the best
kinds IN Virginia, and the choicest kinds oi Nor
hcn fruits, al the greatest variety; and he now oi-
tars Ia the public selection Of trees and sriuus
equal 10 any IN the world and on as low tc,gls rs
they can I've afforded. The time of TRANSFORMING
las II'Vl and persons wanting cannot df#ply too
soon The subscriber has them of al sizes. many
as larSe as can well he traisspanrd, SO that lie viii
be able 10 supply any Order winch may be gIven
All trees and >cons furnished by hnu Will be war
moted to I've the kinds certified; aud all aTplica-
tons, personally or 10y mail, viii I've particularly at
tended TO- and dispatched with care and attention.
Any ntonaatoa Us To- the transporting Will be
given. 10 tin be-, aaui and judgement at the subscpi
Der JOHN RlGUFSON. Aeem
- Orders lc' AT the Store of Nh luhn IloIus
wJIlheaUenG,d 10. whase a,alogu,5 a,ay ID. ID.
tanned. J II
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NhH i.yncMoucg MANS.

RE- sSM " sfop ready "a Ma for ne O.. +'%Gs '
tsrm'rs generally ara respe clfusis lvIIe.aa
10 sef uN before dlsposine ri thf'r trops d, y.
are disposed 10 make such ohers as . 4 -
satisfactory 10 them,
JOHN & {. z. Lyon
L. 5. We are about II, cling a Lua.Gtr U4,.
on main street. neaI the TN Oh tinte ,.or. nI.I..
cepIIoD Of Wbtdt--N htca wIli o0via,- ,,J. IN,
convenience AID sono,hnes difficulty ot st.4e
10 The mi With Il.
June 80. +.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-12
Troly fashionable and che..
Stock Of Goods.

InaRoM recent ARRIVALS trom tue Northern
IS Citits, Collected hy one Of the ion, ~
eau confidently assure our fueed> dG5 TIE -
lie thai We csnn only u'...ay ia.arod...
but decidedly cheaper sloeh az G'ai, lass
we have ever bad aud 1t is our Determinations
10 OFF, goods nj prices that WI in.nTa IT,
continued patronage OF eur customers
A few pieces splendid Polontse S1ss, eo,is.
new style
Do do Perisenes for Ladies CIoai
Imperial black Satins for dresses
FIrsi quality Satin Leyaniines
Do Italian Latrsir,ngs ant Gro De NaPs
4 few pieces fashionable s.. Ks tor Bonott
. boxes splendid new style Ribbon,
do do Belt a.
\ Large assortment hands me * intrr Caaga
Fig d owIss Muslins. r,Ghly worked
great variety of Barese. Lama, il bo F9f
Mer'np Shawls aud ianc, Hhks.
Metno Cloths, assorted cGlors
Bomba2ntis ui every descrip' inn.
l IL above nave hem purchased i)f car
within the last weeks, at reductd prices, dad
will be offered very low
M.kEE, ROBINSON / ca
Nov. 10 4