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FhAHkFOAFs KEN JAM IL
United STATES Senator. The long
agony is not over" At the time Of our
paper going to press, the Legislature
have bad fifteen ballots for United
States Senator, extending through three
days, without coming TO a choice. The
members friendly to Me-. Clay, but al
lodged 70 have been pledged or IN.
structed to vote for q Jackson senator
having gone against as! The mem
bers friendly to Gen. Jackson, but re.
presenting counties friendly 20 Mr..
Clay, and who have been instructed 10
vote Zoe . Senator friendly 10 Mr..
Clsy--have also gone against Us. The
final result il doubtful. An appeal 70
the people, however, at the next Al.
gust election, IL most probable. This
we shall be satisfied with. We wish
no misrepresentation in our favOr-and
We have had enough of what We eonsi-
der misrepresentation against us. The
vote on the hfteenth ballot stood thus
For yohs J. CRrTrxSDxu CLAY Ga
J. BREATHfTT (JAeksonl 6s
Scattering 4
jan. s,--The Senate, By a vote Of
% 70 10, have passed resolutionpost.
pSning the Senatoriai election until the
next session of the Legislature. 1t il
expected the House Of Representative,
viii cOncar
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a numerous meeting Of I-and-holdcrs and
Others took place at the Court-hoase ofthi. eoun-
y, pursuant TO previous notice, Saturday last,
to take iato consideration the important subject Of
inc Navigation Of the Shenandoah, by Locks
and Dans, or the construction Of a Canal along
thai River" Resolutions were read aud adopted,
and memorial drawn up 70 be laid before the
Legislature The proceedings viii be published
IN full, next week.
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The Rev. Joas ZASE will preach nj the Flow
ing Spring, on Sunday next, 1t II O'Clock.
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adjoining the lands of Thomss PsiFfsx sed
Henry Hammond. and the other eonisin-
iag - ACRES, sdjosnisg the said Tho
mas fsirfsx and tbs Retreat Farm. Term,
Of sale, one third 81 the purchase money To
be paid in hand, and the residue in i~O e
7usi anDusl payments-bonds sad deeds Of
trust on the lands to secure the deferred
Psy menis. The safe will be made a. the
Mill belonging 10 DowDey's heirs, neaF The
lsnds to be soid, 81 ~ O'eioek, A NJ
JOHN 8. hAGILL, q. ". c. D.
Jsn. 5, Is3i.--ts.
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will be seen, By the suhjoined set, passed n
the present session. that quarterly term Of tn
County Court Of jefferson will hereafter he held
m the month Of May, instead OF june
AN ACT,
Chssging QHsrtsrig Cexrt Of J,Gsvson Counfy.
PASSED JANUARY <rH. 1881
BE q enacted By the General Assembly,
That a Quarterly Court for the Couniy
Of Jefferson shall hereafter be held in the
month Of May ia every year. instead Of
the month OF June, as heretofore directed
BY Law.
This act shalI be in force from its pas
sage.
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Connecticut river was frozen 50 hard
at MddietOwo that, the Sentinel ~
the i9th inst. mentions, Il wss crossed
by loaded vehicles.
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Door. y. 2nD1Nan1,
HAVING removed To Hsrpess-resvy, yin
n j devose . portion of HE tire TO The prsc.
tee ~ ~ psofessi0s. lie can geeersliy be
found q ~. Thoopson's Hotel.
yss. 10. 1891.
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TO yoURMEYn1AM oooPERs
Of .IfHcrs0fl Coffnfu.

A MEETING Of the Journcyman Coo
~ p~rs of Jefferson county. 10 requested
at Henry Hams tavern in Chsrlrs,own.
on Saturday nerf. the S0th instant. II Q
O'Clock. p NJ A business Of importance
20 them viii he transacted. il is expected,
and earnestly requested. that all who are
interested will attend. Jan. ~, 1881.
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LAND I'M JErxEasoss
EOR EAIE

DURsUANT TO decree made By the
Il winehesier Ebsnesry District Court, IN
the suit Of Bets,J Downey sad Samnsi Dow.
Rey, compliments. against Wm. r. Flood.
Sheriff Of Jedsrson county. snd - such, I'd
misistraior Of WiIlism Downey, deed. snd
others, defendants, . shall sell. ~ public sue.
ton, 20 the highest bidder, on Hsantsday fks
29d day Of February. 1891, swo vslasbIe
Tracts OF Land m JsG~rsoa. one eontsinine
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.nfckARD's sup<rios screw Lssks, isrg'
= snd srasii, fos sale ~
tsu. ~. fa@t
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DOCTOR

WILLIAM J. h 1HooKK
HAvtNG iorst~d bsasseif al H.rp~rp-
"a Ferry. eG,'s his professional .~r,,esy
:" we 'ahssitnnts ssd ns vieisity Be
may De found ~ oil Time. u hen not pro-
!esssaos'iy eegsged) 80 Me- Tronpsos's
so,ri' or a' hts ofir- adjacent sbesetu.
Jan 10. is3i.-5t
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Rail Road from baltimore 10 Wash.
iHgfon.--Ws understand that, At the
request Of the Legislature Of Mary
land, Doctor Wm. Howard and Capt.
w. q. MeNeill, ef the United States
Engineers, have already commenced
an examination o( the country, with
reference 20 Rail Road from Balti.
more to Washington, contemplated to
be done By the State, snd that their re
port On the sebjcct may be expected
without delay. Nat. JsUrnoL
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Hsssx cIAr and family are at pre.en. on =
ytsit TO New Orleans.
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Further Examination Of MaTkity.-
Markley was further examined on Sa
turday the 18th inst. before J. Blair,
Esq. In the course Of which, some OF
the clothing Of Newey, 1.-THE deceased, J
found in the possession Of Markley was
identified by one Of the witnesses from
Frederick county; this. and other cor
roborating circumstances, Leave but lit
tie doubt that Markiey and his accom-
plice lwho is stated to be q stout, good
looking, intelligent fellow, fair com
plexlon, sandy hair and whiskers, and
about 5 feet 10 or I inches high. and
il Is supposed he accompanied Mark.
ley TO Baltimore, after the murder) are
the persons who committed the horrid
outrage.
MsrkIey was seen the day before the
murder and arson were committed,
within two miles Of Newey's dwelling.
and made inquiry whether he still re.
sided in the same place, threatening
that he would destroy the whole fami.
", and then give himself up TO be hung
On the night after, Marley and bis
companion stsid in Smiths town, dis.
tant six miles from Newcy's house,
They sat pp all night and departed b,
day break 10 the morning. lie wss re
commitled,> and will be delivered tc
the sheriff Of frederick county. prrpar.
aiory to bis trial. CBah Pat
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RaLEIGH. N. G. JAN, IS.

RALEIGH, ". C. JAN. Is.
The Legislature Of the State ad-
journed on Saturday morning last, af-
ter session Of fifty four days.
An accident occurred on Thursday
afternoon, which threatened 10 bring
business to melancholy close. The
roof OF the Capitol was discovered a.
bout five o'clock to be on fire. doubt.
less communicated by a spark from q
chimney. The fact was speedily made
known TO both Houses, aud the mem.
bers waited no formal motion for ad
journment. BY the spirited exertions
Of some Of our citizens who we're about
the Capitol, assisted by the members
and number Of coiored persons, the
fire was extinguished with but little
damage to the building.-CRe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

r EWES Washington AT noon on ioesasy
Ia Thursday aud 5atnrda, passes thronkn
he tounties OF Fair(aI, Prince WHfiap'. toF'
9uer. Calpeper. Mddison. o'anse, htoesidfIs.
Nsisou, AsnherH, to LynMoWg-- e enc.
tFrough CahapbeH and PHsylranm '" DaH-
eide, and th-nce to SnieBs, Norm Carolina
= Al which place II inersec,s the Lane 10 ,he
Gafd Region and tie Line TO Columbia, Az
kusfa hilL<dstUike, &c.
lime 10 DdnriRe distance OF 2os niles'
tnree and a halt days. Fare. siehiren dollars.
This route branches al LynchbHg aod rha'
II Salem Va. At which place II inierseeis me
Vnliey Liaf 20 1eislens, 1idJamn. &c
Distance fIom Warrington to Saiem, tZs'-
ma, 253 miles. lime, 81 days, fare l72o.
From Lgtchb,Hg the 5obseriher ais" owns
a LIne 10 the Yrgina Uaiering Ftdees, ifasfl,
led al loPethef the day time distance ia
nilcs- FARE, SO 50
From Washington 10 Columbia, by my route
tn distance is 624 mics by Richmond 81!
miles u 4ugpsto 10 MittedgeUiile 60 the dI'-
Lance by IA, rofte is nesf.r than that 10y hich-
nond iP Ffon six 10 nine hours allowed
FOR sleep Zoe zach night. The accommodations
are believed 10 be good throughout but me
best nc ConIn citations TO Danville, 10 Salenn
Va. and the W lserins Places are pTovhed by
WM. SMl I'll, Cuipeper, c. a. "a
Nav 81 Is
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500 CENTS REWARD.

DaN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
1N23d instan,, JOSEPH x. MURREL and
JONATHAN PETERS, indented apprentices
20 the Cabinet making business. Morrei Is
about i've feet eight inches high, dark hair
and eyes, 10 years Of age--be plays on The
ciarionett and endeavo,irs 10 assnme the gentle
man in his manners. Peters is Is years OF age,
eve feet sir inches high, AMI when spoken TO
seems a,her suien. 1t is expected tia, they
will endeavour TO get employment somewhere
in the west. All persons are hereby forwarned
against harbouring or employ ing hem, under
the penalty the law. will give the above
reward for their delivery TO nae, or for their
being secured so thatI get them again.
ALONSoN WINSTON, G. Haker.
July %. 3w
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IN the corporation Of LyncAbaF =
AaJIII he in readiee.s foi the rseepslon
w of Wheat By Inc 2oh OF July We
vii give the highest eash price Tor wheat, or
IL preferred. barrel ut ,uI e. fine ho'r,io pas
he R,oAmoad 'n-peetion. Tor each FIVE and :
halfsttsh H..
fho.e Mills arr situated ON no bank Of
Black Wa'pr Cfsek, Just shove The Toll Bridge.
The creek b.ing nasiealde, wili admit oil bosts
delivering and receiving u " loads ~ he door
Of the Mil, and bsipg nj very dlslanl ION
IN basinps. pafi Of town, firm-rs fsn wish.
on 1n,,ch Inconvenience aud delay attend to
lbe discharge Of their ssggons,
W solicd IN intsrgrs aisn the growers ami
5 lirfs ur heat, hatbrs the, make dspes-
Of H. NJ Il II. g. LANGHORNE,
n. q. Servants charged sIth tile delivers
Of shea ~ he promptly attended 10, aud DIS
missed " ith all possible despatch
NJ, s. II. ). L.
Talv Ii Is
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g AARl y @Ln $.

NNHE Subscribers respectfully inform fheie
Il friends and customers, ibey are manuat-
turing aud receiving from their northern man
factories good supply OF one and two horse
BarnuChes, with a number of other Carriages,
such as Gigs, Sulekys, Bughys, &c. also
newly constructed Carriage-suitable and
onvenieu for Family use. which they otter
Tor sale at the loves, prices Any perSoO WISH
ing an article in their line Of business would DO
well 10 call at their old stand, near the lower
end Of moin-sreet, Lynchburg, where they
can select fl ON great variety OF Carriages
u All ORDERS Tor Carriages from any PAL.
of the Country will be thankfully received and
neatly executed " ih despatch
81 Repairing done at the shortest NOTICE ~
Fl. r. BEACH g. Co,
June % wis
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NOk KENT, Tor one or more years, the
Il Store AMI Lumber Houses At Waughs
+ rry, be longing totle estate OF James Waugh.
It's beIrved 10 he the best stand for Store
and Grocery in this part of the country, being
situated Immediately on the bank OF james
River. at ,he intersection Of yp,y public road.
leading from New Glasgow and The Pedtsr
Malls, 10 Liberty, Sairn, &c which crosses AZ
the Ferry ahd that ieading rom Lyuthbuig
TO Lexington, which is about TO be- turnpiked.
III: also the place of deposit for the products
ottwo PopOlo''s and fer'Ile sections of country.
lying III Amherst and Bedford and has ths
adVaniag &c al The River 'rade, which is valaabie.
The tenant can have the Ferry with the estab,
hshment if IL IS desired, and possession this
fall, WILLIAM ARNISlEAD.
July 81 ~6w
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Education

Y RUE subse.iber resp-e,folt,
va pubic tDdt lie has opened a SrtI,' Ia
LybchDorg Tor the ms rac,iyp of - wi III
IAN uaees-the sciences As lar a. Ia The
.aoget an any ofths preparatory scboni'y ara
.ne branches Of learning neaessatv H., al
p,e,e Lpgli'h education. lie has obl,,,a. Con
ton. wv" 10 opfr
IS we subscribers intention 10 es,s,lt,.
se.''oi permanently Lyochhurs. !, &c, ,a hIs
p'' p""ee oe "fiotded ioIhsiiiy its conf,n,'fat
'e "oles 'ha' the experience he ba.i'I
ogetIier wiil his determination la - IA.
time eicluslv |, To his business. IN &c ma
10 snare Of the patronage of the nn,,l.a Mn
sessions ofthe schoo will consis, Of : he
Al me end OF each session there viii H. ahs.
nc examination OF the pupils--ybeo -. pa9
are respectfully invited 10 attend f1'sai
TERMS.
Eng lIsh an Mathematical. sIon
Latin and dGTefk, 'n7 sss
Application can be made To FIo,,s 10
Ter, VI 10 The subscriber. II
j. p. GODFREY
boieionrt, county June loa,
Mr.. Joseph P. Cooley has ,snoht ioei
in our nefshbourbood for several sehoo
aud the subscribers, who have .S PAS.
children under his care. tale 'ht'f
s'au"e tna' 'pey have been entirely ,a,,s. u,
Win ne iogress OF his pupils and IN @,'.al
smg lhe'r helei that he is eminentlv well i'e
'hea 10 acl as leacher-ihat in sdd;,,on
ae1 mems III the languages and in sc,,,a3
SO lar as is taught in the preparslo+y cnef
he possesses the quality, .ome.haI senoos
DE voted alta thment TO The pro(ess on he OF
adopt q. EDWAPn w. ne has
W; c. BOWER,
WRITTEN,
J,,ne 90 a. 'AhAS
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REMOVAL.

- II sl,b scl 1bei has aiken the Bell Tavern
Il at Nelson Court House, (Lovings y
where hr IS now ready 10 receive all persons
VINO may favor him With their company, aud he
pledges himself 10 use every exeTtion 10 give
the most general satlsfa clIoa.
His house rs situated near the Court.H ouse,
and is large ard comm odious. HIS stable IS OF
birch, aud ca Iculated to hold from forty 10 fifty
horscs-this is likewise penIiluiiy supplied
with gra IL, fodder, &C. which. with the ate0-
;on Of pcod and faithful servants, he fla ter
.Insslf viii entilIe him to patronage.
J.B. STOUT.
NeLsou C. IA Oct. 81. Is
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Cash for " heat.

FEl1E subscriber having made arrangements
- TO conduct Black Wafer Mills, will give
the highest cash price for " heat delivered at
the NIli, or VIII grind wheat on shares in tie
usual way, and viii stand To she Richmond
lns1'echon-tbe patronage of my friends anu
tie public S respectfully solicited.
have constantly on hand general assert.
ment oil groceries which will be sold low for
cash OF bartered for produce.
JOHN HOLLlSS.
Jnne o. wom
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30 Packages New Goods,
At VERY REDuCED PRICES

NevfE are this day receiving choiee sfits-
w ton oil New and Fashionable Goods
ada pied 70 he season. which ~e she'll fee plea
sue an exhibiting 10 our town and country
ffie nds
80 pieces new style Caliooes, embracing --latest
patterns
90 pieces assorted Belgium Gingb PANS, beaU-
tiu
IL pieces rich painted Bsiiistes, do
large assortment OF exc. ediUgiy rich dress
Handkerchief
A few "a Bologna Cape 10
Embroidered Craze Gauze Handke rchiefs
Ladies supefior brown cotton Hose
DO DO White do very cheap
superb BIZ and Neck Ribbons
Five Bubbiueh QliIingsa large assortment
The above with 10 Baies Of domestic goods
arr ops,ling. N'kEEi Rob- NSON Co,
July IA,
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llflDI'I GI1.


AsNflLL be sold, Oh Friday lhe 18th August
w next, Al he late residence Of john Bow
ling, decreased in he comfy Of Amhprs', all
The pershatie property belonging to the said
deceased consisting OIL Household aud kitch-
en- Furniture, Plan alton u ensils, and stock
OF Cattle and Hogs, Also, very likely family
of Negroes, consising Of woman and ibree
boys very likely The terms Of sale will he II
months for sums over five doIlars by the pur-
chaser giving bond Il approved security. Un.
der five, cash wil be required
WI lillian l., BOWLING,
Administrator oil john Bow ling, deed,
W Alipersons having claims against The
estate ofJohn Bowling, deceased, Will please to
present them 70 me, well auttlt ica,ed, by The
i2th oil August, that | may make arrange
meo's 10 dHchafge them--and all those indeb-
led to the estate viii please make payment. as
no longer indulgence can be given.
WILLIAM l., BOWLING,
Jolly 81. tds
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4.NUSN SALE.

IN PURSUANCE oil trust Decd. erecnied
-. by W,lltam Jo.liag on Ihe ! Ian ia, oil DC
lsbfr, 1924, 20 Bennft 4. Crawford ~ Trustee,
and vi record ~ tie Clerks flee Of Amherst
county court we will, Oh the 5 h day OF Au-
gnsI, 1891, nj Amherst CourIhous", proceed 10
sell, AZ public auction, far cash, oue squal moie-
~ of o rsct II land. supposed 10 contain four
bundled nrrr4 and ihe sams an which 'he sa ID
WIN. Jopttng now resdes--bonndPd 10y The
lands of Wm, Pryor. john A. Carrier, (since
decessrd,0 Charles 4. Carter and ohefs--lhe
said uoirty to include the Mansion House.
The said Benne \. Crawford having reno
we'd beyond tho limits 81 this State, we The 0n-
dersgneJ have been appointed IN his stead by
an ordcT OF the Superior Coutt OF ChancPry
for thc Ign chbutg Dlsrict to execute The deed
I he I'll lie 90 the above property IA believed
10 be good, but acting a. trustees we shnll CON.
yey wNb spec. warranty --traNsferrmg and
selling such right on'y as we bOld under SAN
deed.
ADDISON rALiAEERRO, Tms.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, : tees, &c.
July - tbs
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N...,. James Penn, and Martha has wife, late
uar,hs Hsrrisoa. - Henderson. anil So
sen 81. vie. lsie Sassn iiasri'an, uiii,san
u,,,;soa. Rnberi l Culsnso. Robert n'os-
-. Cb,,.tonher WinfreF. D=niel War
wick. william NHrairs, coro'n "a'"'es'
and Howard Bennett &C..
"a. nf s.,.snber 1891, al Barnett
r..,,n Al ramf,hsiI Cour. h ouse. take
.,...,;ons ~ Ihomss kfaakau major
~. '" -, nia~ if.lIs and othefs--and I'm
~" = ,ax of 0cfohef. 1891, al Chifssll
V ,f;rr. in the iosn ol Lsnrthnrg w
.nasl ,ske the DISPOSITIONS Of James Bullock,
s.moyl Garland. md oihes h'ch depos'.
s.,ns .hsn taken. ere iniendrd 10 be read
=. e,tJeace on ,ha rial NJ he sud depending
n I'M. Superior Couri oil C0ancsty hoiaen IN
,s- own OF f.nriibsrg wherein We are
,.lainufr and ou are defendant
WILL M JONES,
JAMES JONES.
JOEL JONES,
aag.4 In
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LAND TOR SALE.

WON 10 seN tract VI land lsiDg IN Aa-
- heTsi county, ionr miles from the Conrt
housr oar BuliaIoe River, adjoining The lanes
OF wi, Pierce, Ma Ihos. Applmg and others,
Containing one hhndfed and seventy acres,
nearly onc haii ~ woods past cf which is lirst
rate tobacco ldnd, This land is ot ,lle besl
quality IN that neishborbood, the dwelling
botse Is very c0mfNrlsbe one, ROOMS below
with aporeh, Two roorDs above stairs two good
stone chimneys, and is certainly one OF tbr
han'isomest stnat ions in Amherst county, COM
PORTABLE oct houses good apple orchard and
aoounds whh The beaof springs, MIR, JOIN
DilaId n The neighborhood, or Mr.. Gideon
uooch, Who lives on the place, viii shew il to
any person wishing 10 purchase. Terms &C
comm odatEng as anantious 20 sell and ~ ould
lake in exchange Lands in Ohio,
Z, UNDERTAKE.
Feb 10 ids
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Move Vine.

n IL kinds of Nose Wire. conshnily on
IN hand, or we've 10 soi' any patterns for
Rollioe Screens, Wheat Fans, &c. Also. Mill
Brands, Tobacco Brands. aOd bpses cast on
Tobacco Screws. Also, Wooloa'ding Ma
chpery, together v ith Tavern. Court house or
Church Bells, warranted Ia have good tones.
Also, Copper and Tn Ware, OF all descriptions,
wboIesale or retail sold al the lowest prices
nnssible. by w. BURD.
Aug. !. ~
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ArnVICE.--l shall petition tic neni
-, sisii,fr 81 Virginia lar leave To erect
a Toll Bridge ovf Jaeae. River, Mar Lynch
buy fom my LAM. in Aaherst county, TO
the fsnd OF Judge William Dan'ei, on the op-
BENJAMIN ScHoOLFlELD.
Aug. 1881. I'D
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r. HEREBY Caution he p.sblc Gom recetv-
ing an assignment oil boNd gwen 10 the
Trustees Of J. l. j. McRey nDds for the sum Of
gas 49, Said Bond was given for articles pur-
chased at the sale by said Trustees, hch arti-
ciss never have been deliv cred, and are still in
the hands OF Metropolis The Subscriber
therefore does not ieri himself bound to pay
said Bond. WOOD JONES, Guardian
OF Geo. w. Jones.
Ju'v % I'm
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Bargains IN cloths.
Blue, Black, and Fancy Colors.

Se0NE have recently received, and have on
wv hsnd. very neat assortment ol Cloths,
vh,ch We will sell al very small advance
Also. a new article for Ladies Riding dresses
all OF which. we particularly recommend 10 the
attention Of our cnsopfts
McKEF, G0BINSo = CO.
opposite The Market House.
Aug a -
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Domestic Goods. &c.
- office.

10 ENG DESTROYS 10 move TO the west, gish
- 60 rent out the planl alton Oh a. live on AZ
The present iime, formerly the property of Mi
oajah Ly nCh, Dec. about lour miles from
Lyncheurg. on Buttons CT eek, immedi lately in
the fork OF tie turnpike and Wards road.
lNls plantation ls sollilirnt to work ten ha ds
and now N good ofoIer for cultivation, 4 isn6,
surpassed by any high land plantation an this
section, and from lis c0nSenience % market
andmany other advantages It has TO most a.
tier places in lhH section, is well worthy The
attention of any perso0 that wishes o rent.
SAMUEL ShllTHSON, Jr.
Juy7. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08
IMc tlSnclAourg Minis

a NE now ready for the reception of The
az ne" crop OF Wheat. Our friends and the
tttm'rS generally are respectfully requested
a see us before disposine OF their crops, rs we
are disposed IN make such offers as will pt
satisfactory to them.
JOHN g. c. f. LYNCH.
T. >. We are about era cling Lvmbrr House
on ma'n street. near thu Union Hotel tor the re-
c'P''on OF Wheat--whlch will obviate the in
Convenience and sometimes difficulty Ofge,ting
TO he mil with il.
JonP3O. 4.