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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or aLEXAADRLA. On. C

ARRIVED, Oct. 10,
British Brig Caravan, Doane, Halifax; Plas-
ter TO VIM Fowle & Co. .
Schr Rambler, CoIly, New York; Hay to ].
Yeaton, & F,eight for the District.
Schr President, Kirkland, New York; Freight
for the District.
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Cotton Seine TWine.
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THlS DAP.
Trustees Sale.

FINDER the authority of Deed of Trust from 70.
- bert N. Windsor to the subscriber, for purposes
therein expressed, shall expose to sale. at public
auction, Thursday, the ilth day Of October 1892.
at the store of said Windsor (head Of King sreet,)
great variety Of
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
Embracing his entire Stock in Trade. Also. his
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms cash.
Oct2-6t PHILIP HOOFF, Trustee.
The above sale is worthy the attention Of ssdders
and HARDWARE Dealers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

pOsitisn to his party, a.4he advocate Of our in.
FAINT Navy.
In thus presenting the true character and the
splendid services Of Mr.. Clay, 10 the public, we
intend to indulge in no |" odiOus comparisons. -
To elevate the American Statesman it is not ne.
cessary to detract from the merits of any of his
countrymen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

II Coiumny refAted.-Many persons may have
seen in that disgraceful paper, the Globe. charge
of bribery against the Bank Of the United States,
in the ca sc Of Mr.. Wilson. the editor Of paper
in Pittsburg. In addition to the oath of the edi.
tor. DENYING the charge. certificate is published,
given 10y some Of the most respectable gentle
men in Pttsbu'g, who examined into the affair,
and who. unequiyocally. acquit the Bank and
the Editor Of the least blame.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

The Orerslangh. BY the last advices from
this interesting place, we learn that there were
two steamboats,, four tow boats. and five sloops,
sticking in the mud-N 7. Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

Mr. Dallas, who, in his speech in the Senate,
declared, {. in the presence of his God, that if
the Bank was FRUSTRATED, Pennsylvania would
be ruined" we are told now, at ne Clubs in
Philadelphia, denounces the Bank Was there
ever such recreant apostacy?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11
Sl,555,529.4 AZ

DI,JOC,0ZS ~
This estimate is of course variable with the re-
suit of the experimental surveys which have been
ordered, and are now going on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

There is beautiful work going on in Tennessee
about eiecting a Senator. Both Grundy's ant.
Eaton's friends seem iasiiued to lug the Pres
dent int" the dispute.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

&c More last ,oords'- Better and better Our
readers will perceive that Mr.. Gouverneur has
come out with spirit, vgor and effect, against the
man Of the Globe. His last letter almost re-
deems the tameness of his rirst epistes. We
refer our readers to the letter in another column
The letter we published yesterday was good; but
this is better.
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FOR ROst0n.

.EEh The Brig PATRON, e. Knight. master, now
,&X ready to load, and can take few hundred bar
e -. freight. Apply 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

Boats fur sale.
e NEW Yawi Boats. IL, Is, ID and IS feet long
u I second hand ditto
oc, 10 JOSIAH n. DAVIS
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1t is said, by the knoWing ones. that if Wolfe
is not reelected Governor Of Pennsylvania, BY
upwards Of ten thousand, the defeat of the Jack
son electoral ticket in November is certain. 49,
Nous Uerrons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-11

Al0 feet Of Boards, on board the schooner Po-
L ~ cahontas Captain Reed, from Bangor. now st
Msrke street wharf. for sale by
oct9 A. C. CAzENOvE & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10
,vA,hE IA EG5.

Zs.l'E Fall Races over tho Liberty l;ace course,
u Bedfold county Va viii commence on We'd
,nesday l2ih September 1882, aud continue four
days.
The first day mile heats, purse S20o,aniranoe
rl5.
Second days mile heats, purse three hundred
and nineteen dollars, entrance $50.
Third day--lhe propletor's Purse will be run
for, one mile aud repent, enttarcc SO
The cntrancc Of each day to be added 10 The res.
peetive purses.
TIN fourth day--two sweep stake races, mile
heats IN ono OF these races entries FOO each,
to Wit John Z Whites and | II Divers Mon
sieur Tonspn colt, VIM Gntihs do Paschal Bu
tord's Shakespeare, WilllAm Teny's do. and cla
sell
Same days colts eutcrei, at 40 each, and olo
sc1
The rroprictots will pay the Cash as above, 10
the winners of each day, without dlsrount-cxcepl
the rrutrlcuGs Purse, Two thirds ., Which viii he
paid 10 the winner.
The pnpietors will furnish good stables and
hitter gratis for race horses, aud every thing ne
tess7ry far thelr comfort, ON reasonable terms and
every cNeron used to have the track IN frs, rate
Older. The t'ree first days racing are free for any
horso mate, or sc'dlig, carrying the proper
weight. WIN. TERRY, ! Proyrl-
IN. OLIVER, ) .,ors.
July 30 with
r'r III, Richmond Enquirer and Whig will
publish The above once fortnight TIL l2,h Soplm
hcr and 'oranId their recount To tins office
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NOTKCI,.

lY virtue anil m pursuance OF a decree oi the
u - Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry for the town ofLynchburg, pronounced in TIE
case flames Powell, Plaintiff against A jax WuI-
her, executor Of Robert Walker, and others, De
G.udauis. Thc undersigned who : appointed by
SAL decree, Commissioners for thai purpose will,
on Ire lstday Of October mkt, upon the premises,
ard n ,he Mansion louise sell 10 the highest bid
.Irr luf cush the Tract Of Land IA tie county OF
imhHf., about oae mile South West Of Amherst
Cout. House. beng the Land Of sich the SAID
Robert " allserd,ed. se,zei. IN remainder, and IL
which Sarah Powell has n lie estate The Land
VIII De sold. sutec. - the life estate. Any lnlor-
nation upon TIE sabeei viii b. given enquiry.
ana those wishing - purchase, are invited IL ex-
anime the Land ROBERT TiNSLEY,
Commissioner.
I4Hy ~
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bowling Green Naces


rHNliE RACES over tbs course viii commence
II. on Wednesday ile l7ih October neti, and
continue four days.
u lay-Sweeps,akes for 2 yoars o.j--ebiranee
-le1. five en<es and closed. "A silver cup, Of ihe
va II .s2e ,obe NV area the sueees fu colt
Gothic SINE day, - saeepstate for yeaI+ ID.
enefaprc soo--six nuiss and eIoscJ = s',>f
en- ri tic fa,er ofSlj u be award IL Success
ia colt
md day--sweepsia,,es for years oiJ=enirnnss
s25-sJ. entries aad clord. 4 silver e0ll oi
IL. ,aiue Of SO. 10 be awarded Il the successful
sea.
In the samo dr.. Jockey Cub pursz Of Sloo
que n,'lr hel,s--rutranee so
81 dny-A maiehrace for .slOo.
I'm tn Sam day, Jockey Cub purse q tl1o
m,le hcais- 3 best III hye-enIfluee $40
ith da,-A Jockey Club purse 0: Sl5o m4c
hea,s--enflncc $40
Races 10 con,men1e at l. o.c'or' 81 ooeh day.
Bgasdsf a. fse f'46.
6u~ - WV
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.CIIOLIC DROPS, FOR IN
FANTS
Ointment for Piles, and eye Water.

prepared ohiy on george UtAidmsnn, baltimore.
ME above articles are from the receipts Of
Il regular educated Ply sican, and have been
highly approved 10y some Of the mos, skitu Ply
sicians Of our county. The Cholic Drops, and the
Ointment for Piles, have been in use for more than
twenty five years, and the proprietor has never
known them to fail of salutary effect In young
children, the choc is not subject to grea, variety
Of causes; hence the same preparation may be
found 10 be extensively useful, The Piles in their
early stage, is simple disease, and may be cured
by simple means ; when this disease assumes the
character of tsua, the proprietor does promise a
cure but even in this aggravated form of the dis
ease, this Ointment will be found to be desirable
palliative.
References of the greatest responsibility, in favor
ofthc Cholic Drops and Pile Ointment, can al.
ways be made. The Eye Water being new ar
ticIe, its great value is not so extensively known
but as far rs used is understood TO have been very
eiiieaclous.
Received and for sale by
uOWEL DAVIES, agent
July Is. w3m
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X7lfbiNia'-atrnie' hpl3eu ~ tbe tor m.
~ fouh superior unri II Law \ "a, cafYf+t
oil iynchburg Oh the ID day of Inl, lsas II
'iIi!oh fiautil, ataIasi Be- Jamn THIati IA, l,,,
thtot o. Robert 1aihiet 70, decd. >u,ni TaJ5I,r,a -
ON, N@fhofhc NJ. Ialidefta. Samuel /. Ttli.e.,t -
fo't aud Elizabeth hi wifi, and ltabal. 4 IT,
sarah niiacrin, " dm Italia Gro, tlafi.. / H., r
ahd Rodtflck Iaai'rro, infants undet the AZ. 81 =,
u one Years, by Comm issipncf IrfHph s,.fi.r. -
ed Their guardian Thomas Dixon, Shrt III - :
and administrator al James Stewart, Naaey :, -
widow, William W. Stew art, IIenr, SteN,9I 49,, - J.
ann MARY tnfolIh. nnd Abraham Stew an -
thc age oi twenty -one years, b, Comnl.,lUoi E.1l
hl'tia'iy hh'lrhtd then pnHidiui, britrdafl,
ne Defendants Samuel I.lalafcrro and Janps n 800 r..
wiz ""' h"'"e entered thcn aPPeai amer, nud nv,
strulty. according I" the act OF Assemh, mn, the
81 thl> eohlt hhd II appearing hs sati,iactur,
iat lhrA are NOT inhabitants oitAis eounIr, Ii i,,ta
Ell thAt tue shd defendants do appeat hrte ,l H. -,
d,A ui the neA. tenn, aud answer the sceand pn,,,
'il 81 ihe paintii, and faat" eeI, I'll tl o,4,, ls
town Of Is nchtrfg.fuI IT, meIaifs .ucit0t,,h -
ported al tie front dur - Il, c.u.t hpts4 !. 49,,
town. Con,-rrsfp n Ubt5t.u 5a
Aug II. IN
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T. ALI. X rs.

r1SIE FALLRAtGs escr ne Rocfg NJ MI
Il. course, f.Gthhlm equity, Va vii conf
monce on Tho 2j;h day Of September 1892 and con
tinue -four days
lsl day-A sweepstakes, Cor e5,;s and flhes
nile heats, siX entries, % each and closed w .
Wm Gatths Monsieur Tcnsnn hys-Wm
uatls di,to,--Ici.erton divers Lawrence colt
paschal Buiords Shakespeare eot=-Joh d. Tay-
lor : d,t,e-and Thomas Ilales do lilly.
2nd day-Joehey Club purse, t@o mile hcats
s200--enuancc SIS.
3rd day-piqrie.or'5 pursc-nilc heats--en-
trance $40.
ith day-A Handy Cap race, for two fine sad.
dles-ih, I'd Sd aud ith days free for any horse
marc or eelllng, y the oa4 paid by the Proprietor
for each LAY s raeng.
The Proprietor Is prepared with plenty of I'D
srain aud fiddler
Static md litter furnished GRATIS, mud every ex
eliI5n WI. be used 10 have the course III gtpa order
FiIoS. HALE PfogtietT.
Aug o. wiw
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The Halifax Va, Jockey Club Ra

Cts,
=" Ill COMMENCE on lst Tuesday in Dc
w tober 1892
lst Day--Proprieors purse, 500, . mile heats
entrance $si5.
"a DayJockey Clubpurse, : ioO, 3 mile heats.
entrance 500
81 Day colt race, mile heats, entrance 800 ;
or more to make race, 10 close the evening preee-
ding the LIST days
Money lung up, without discount by the propr-
ctor, who pledges hmscfto have the course in
good order, and To use his best excrtlons to give
satisfaction. NATIiL. II. POlNDEXTER,
proprietor.
Halifax Va ScptG At
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angus, .

f'k"lsiA-atrnles hoirn a. the Clerk ~.
u circuit superior Court ofLaN n Ghanee,Y f" 81 r
~ tsnehpu,e, on the ith day Of Jaue ls.2 w
bhrks, j. IN ns own right aud one of the tFH9
David Bafk-, decd John Butks caarlr. Ri 80 ~
Harden, thas W Harden, DAVID 1Iari,n pln's' III
der, sally Harden, Lucy Harden, EIzant, IL Il H
bediemee Harden, John Harden, lra lie. Il',Ien' u
Jane Harden The ia,t fun, infln's and vi. nv a.
h"' thein faiher and next hiend, Tautfs M -
hrofee l'ufks IN his own night aud a ,ir =. ~, dis
tors o David bnlk., iced. Henry Roach sul - -
i'' wife, ichard 'arA., William Ro4ch ~ 'l'1a1eit
Roach, Melinda Roach, Elizabeth Ro,,3 ,'''iaa L
Roach aud Harry Ann his wife, Uefeu,1ai, '''"fs
Tie pelendant ElzItath Roach, n,t H..
htf Appearance and given security accn a. "'sit'
act OF Assembly and the rules Of tins con,t 70 m
peaiHf by satisfactory evidence that she i. NJ, M II Y
ant "ttlns crhntrs 1t l. ordered thai the .u,l
swer the bill of the Plaintiffs, aud tLnt a 4 'l'
otdet be iouhwhh nseted H. sone rcwsf3'',t
III the town OF i.tnehhuf., Tor tun mouth, M,
aud posied al III. trout daot vt IA, cont Ion. 'si
town. A Conf. 1T. ~ p,.t.t '"t
Aug. -.
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Y,xecutov's sale " hana.

uNuRSyIANr to the last viii ar1 Testament
II ~ Speueer Norvol deed ! Will, on the 23d
.,sv Of AUGUST 1852, on tie Prem,sts"iihy way oil
,shl,e auction. u tract or PACE, al Land WIN It's
,nn,rleaances, containing JoJi acres, norc or less
s,,uae IN both sides Of Iiarfss Grcek IL the estn-
~ of Amherst and about .ish miles dom The town
al 7. ,ee bburg-lt hving the aamo Luud on "tish
n, ,f. Spenoer NuryeIi resided at the unie oi h''
DIR
Th,sland from ia soil, conl,suity 10 market and
al, considerations, deserves the attention OF puf-
.f,. ~ ltabouuds with cxeeilent winter, aus on
il IA, ..,,l orchards and about 10 acres OF sfe'h
low ll.. D.. and Is IN remarkably healthy neigh
Dorhool
'T-fsa. efsa'e, credit Of on.. two y three years
,,t ,.aai ,o-, ens Of the purchase money VIII he
.-.,cn. Tn purchaser giving lnnrs with hppfosto
t.f.,,f, security and deed OF ttust on the land 1t
s,lCta .,eutr tn payment OF al tlr bonds ioi-
.s,iaf .,il; b, delivered on the first day "i JaNun'
:, .,sf. AID IN the mean tune liberty will be gwen
~. if,la.,f 20 SOW a crop, crops OF small gram
m the 5nd. nj the usual period Of the approaching
,ail sho,.a purchasers prefer II, the land NH lac
divided aud ,o,i in lots
IN. tir 10 this land Is believed 10 hc unques'
lionati sooA, but acting as executor WA "a'y
rnnv .q taihs purchaser or purchasers such Ute as
sy.l ln n.e by the ~ Of the SAID Spencer Nor
viii J.#J BENJAMIN S0RVILL, Exo'f OF
Spneer Notseh deed
10 sale advertised aboYe's postponed u ''r
l3tl av q Sepl mber, 1872, If ialr, III not TO Mn
ncxl far day Iherralter. ...
BENJAMIN NORNELL, Exot OF
Spencer Nofvlll DEF y.
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" ih9iNIA--tt" Circuit Superior C,nu II lu, 49,.
'haHCerN continued HHl hrlI - the to,5 u, i,I,
but9, Al the court house the raid " r. IN mo
oi June, lr32, sitting QUIT al Chaneef4-p,.-.
me" Sto'ali, Rall b Stnfa and Barnes Sla,au t.,
n"'"'oh an" h'aft ms VII, late Mar, s,u,a, Lin
e'o"r ana ''lzat.ih his wife, late Elizabeth St4,.
ana W m Le"ieh, guardian Of Ann DeIlah md jIezqA
m Sto'ali, rus, against .oln Jdef John p,ptst.r,
ana Nancy his vale JOSIAH Loo hat and JENNY ms "a ~
Pleasant Jctcr Ha1ry Jeier Easom J,ter Ret, uarh
cfIHnu deter. S"vrin Jote rnd lr-p J,re. ami >,,l
Jt"'' widow, aud HAIRY, tyhtln, i.nIl,, Eilza and .
Ni'h Jeitr, 'llte" oit'leb letet. dec and ,nnns M,
dtr IN. age oi Medy one yenr-, /. tumin,s oucr Il.
h"Fh specially assigned tti guardian, - und m,
sthtdines "l Henry Jetct dc auJ the sad Jesse h.
admlnstraor "ilh the viii anueAcd Of the auid I,t
deter, dec. Drlls
Ga the motion oi David Saunders, b couase, nu f
upon li's affidavit alleging that rs thu surs.Iug excat
eoahsiht '.cit"leh the 'hie dec and III hs uN f.H
e l. entltLt To the beuo oI the drtcr pronounced m
Gus" oh the 2-i dit 81 October, l5J2; the Gaut ,i
tidcrail1n tbcIco doth order that the paiHtlIf, ,l
ehir bong previously ed, th copy ii ihs nt,rr
the mod" le ctihed h, Law, do appca, here on H.. In
dan at tue NEAT terra, aud .hew Cause iiat, Iha, ,,n A. l.,
TIE san l1dtid Sdunder. slail have nu brlrnl n, M
ii orrsaId decree.
.. h'Opy-iestr, u. ROBES. {.
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TRUSTEES sALEUF' REAL
1cEk-1

hf VIRTUE Of ,deed oftrusi, executed 10 tie
- undersigned ON the 18th day Of February,
1881 by jas. Miller. and duly recorded in Bedford
cicks Office, AMI for tie purposes therein express
ed l~lIl Ola the frsi day Of Bedford September
Court, l-5, before Tie court house door sell, bv
public auction the following Tsaets Of Land (io
wit. ONE tract on Bore Aueur Creek, III Bedford
county containing about l3i acres more or less
other trae, on Tayors Mountain, IL SAID coun-
~ II NJ acres more OF ess-onc other tract on Lit
tie River IL Floyd county, of go acses, more o.
less-A said Jas. Ml.lc's interest SAID 10 be one
half III a tract of Land on Maggoty Creek in
Franklin near 1urnbulls Old Store Housc Of
81! aeres- said Miller's interest in tract ol land
IN Breckenridge 20. Kentucky, belonging 10 the cs
tate Of callehill Meuns, scn dec OF 81 800 acres
do not know any Of those lands personally, but
understand aome ofthem are valuable, particularly
the Little River t,aet--On the Bore Augur tract
there IS sad Ia be an Apple Orchard md some
good and One hal OF the purchase money will
BE- required down nj sale, the balance in l. months
Bond viii approved securI'y for thai half will be
required OF tie purchasers ihose dlsposed To
purchase are rrquestee To Inorm themselves fully
as equality and title. Acting as Trustee, VIII
make such ttle emily as is IN ne by the trust deed
aforesaid. tho ipresamc the tide is good
WIN. COOK, Ifnaee.
Sep e. 3w
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NOTICE..

vUNllE subscriber wishes To sell his Tract Of
n Land wherein he now resides lying on the
head waters Of llarpln Creek the cou,y of Pitt
sylvnna, and adjoining the lands of Christopher
Wright, Edward Linthicum, and others This
tract contains two hundred and slxty-soycn acres
more OF less, lies remarkably well 10 cultivate, and
about seventy acres now cleared aud IN good heart
the balance 10 clear Is well tmbered & the greater
part first rate t,bacco land and good meadow land
the dwelling house Is n good log body house, with
two good chmneys and rooms, It good barn, stables
&r, aud all other necessary out houses, aud II
first rate young orchard of the most choice f,n.
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well to
call and examine tor themselves, good bargain
can be had.
Thu subscriber will shcw the land at any tins,
and make known the terms If the Land Is not sold
before the fifteenth day of November 1t will then be
offered nj public auction, and the privilege OF
sea'ins will he gwen. SAMUEL Love
Sept. q. A.
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n Valuable and beautiful Coun-
try scat for sale.

:" Ht' subscriber, under power OF Attorney
from john Dickinson, is authorized To sell
that beautiful seat opposite Lynchburg, ON which
Mr.. John RlchoSon resides al tins time. There is
certainly no residence n this part Of the country,
which commands so beautiful prospect, nor is any
tract ct Land 10 be found with such extensive und
thriving Orchards ofthe best selected rare fruit Of
all klnds-ihcre being near 1000 bearing apple and
several thousand bearing peach trees, and over a
thousand younger apple trees, Of at least thirty or
forty varieties OF apples, twenty old of peach, and
SIX or eight of choice cherries. The tract contains
near 80 acres of Land, and from its situation 4 the
quality OF the SOIL confirmed by the bearing of the
grape vines there can be no doubt but that there
are the finest situations for vineyards IN all the
country 1.-THE place is not sold privately between
this and the first OF October it will, that day be
sold publicly for cash, on the premises.
JOHN ID. RlCHESON, Attor-
ncy in fact
July 10 w,ds
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TO CONTIs

DROPo3ALS will be received until the 2Gtl'
u oithls month, for constructing the Turnpike
Road from Lynchbnrg 10 the lover end of the
James River Canal (Bedioid, the whole route, al
So for sections of five miles, including bridscs and
culserts. The route win be shown, the width and
graduation on npplceiIonto
FRANCIS 4. MERlWL riiER
Sept Is
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~ NOTICE. n

Nl1ESU BSCRlBElt having determined, with.
u ina short tune since, 10 remove from tins
PLACE hereby informs all persons indebted 10 Inn
Of the same with request that all such viii
come forward and nahc immediate settlement, AS
twill be out OF hls power TO give any further idul
grnre.
All persons having claims agalns, linn, will pre-.
'cni them iof payment; his present stock Of fresh
aud splendid goods, wiihe sold at yer reduced prl
ccs from tins time uni he leaves Lynchhur5
June II Is
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....eAIrINls CLNTUS. y

. RnRlANp have received Il COM
= = g. ,ssortnentof GERMAN ANCHOR
..:t ,-I.ffliS. every number, aud the
b.. aa1t.t3 ua'u, Those wishing to purchase
a. WI to call md examine our Boiling
Dab, fore they purchase II. 4 b.
lay H. Is
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Is Als(: AIMS.

NV j. are dcsIrous of reducing our present well
w assorted Stock of Summer Fancy GcNds-
TO effect thu, object we shall offer very great IN
dusincnls To dcalers gcnerally-th Goods are all
fresh and bought at extreme low prices, and We
PLEDGE ourselves to sell them to g,yc general salts
faction. MCKEE, ROBINSON y Go.
June 20 Is
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PRIV ATE SALE.

VNliE Subscriber having removed to North Car
=. DINA several years ago, and being dcs,rous
To remove further South wishes 10 sell his tract OF
Land in Amherst county and State of Virginia,
known rs his Willow Grove Piantatlon--Fo
health and beauty, II not surpassed by any place
IA Virginia, being situated On an rminence ut the
foot of the last spur Of the Tobacco Row Noun
ta,o. overlooking TO the North, East and South, II
wide range OF country, in whrh may be seen four
teen private dwellings, of the eghbors-The
Court House Of the county and the Town OF New
Glasgow, tothe West, may be seen, mountain ms
Ing behind mountain, for nearly twenty miles, This
tract OF Land contains, by recent survey, about
fwel,e Hundred and Forty Acres---is well adap-
led to the culture of Grain and Tobacco--Largc
Orchards of every kind of fruit which the climate
Will mature. Beng determined to sell n great sac
rIicc will b. made For further particulars, appli-
cation may be made To Mr.. John Penn, who lives
adjoining this Land, or To the subscriber
a. J. WALKER,
Milton, n {.
July2 VAN
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4, a\uable r~Wn propcvty

F0R SALE.
az n. subscriber wishes 10 sell ms House and
-E- Lot, fronting on Cooke Strcc,-do feet, nun
n,n. bask thr usual depth. fhc property is at this
tn,o rented to Mir CaiwaIladtG. For further an
formation, apply to Mr.. Caswrli Poe, who Is alone
authorized TO dispose of it tor me The terms shall
,S arl accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNANn
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BEAUTIFUL.
ITALIAN SILKS. &C.

rI.E BORLAND respectfully offer to the
m Ladies few pieces Black Italian Silks, OF
the best fabrics, and singulary beautiful lustre.-
Also, variety of Belt Ribbons, OF the mos, beau
tiiul style.
To the Gentlemen they offer a splendid assert
mem of fine and superfinc English Cloths and Cas-
'lmeres including Blaze Black, and every fashion
able shade
Sep, 3 ~