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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

TTiR"lNlh se.-At rule. hrld ~ the Clerks Office of
" t" County fmirt 81 Rr1tnd. the 9Th day of Dc,e,,
be-, hJI-Nhnnn MOI, PhE ngunst Pasr ,jo,, ,nJ
Mait,rN Merchant befts.-In Chancery ~
Jh" d"icW'nn' frlrr Mos, having ruteyed Ia. NJ,
pchrh"co hnh given secbfly according to the Act ar A.
'"mhly aud the hnles n this Court and II .pnen,tn, Ia.
sniHlic"ry evidence, that he IN ,n,li,nt a. t.
country II orlrrrd that the sntd u fraIae 10 a..
pear hrrc on II" iourh Meidny March al and ,a.
the bill 81 The flannn aud that cop, Of this orle, ,
"tth"ih inserted ~ The Lypchurg NrrInlan for tgy,
months success Iveb, 'n posted the ironz door Of tbe
court house Of thu county. ~
ACopy-feste. no e. MITCHELL r n =
''' P''y :. 81" "'"-''-, o.. WIN
,n1uy manner. Let them not Kill it with kindness
# the gcntlonan PERSISTED IN his notion to use tire
language Of the gentleman from Virginia Mr. An
CHEN " he, even he, should vote against it" He
Gallo upon gentlemen to come up To come up 10
the inc Let Andrew Jackson, the great cham
plon Of independence have the honor ofputting his
veto upon the bill else al giving 1t his approba-
uou. Gentlemen would wrong both the Admins
trlton aud the Bunk. IT, atterthree years asking for
II, they refused the President such an opportunity
'Ihu, was no certainty that either the gentleman
~ himself would occupy seats on that floor herea
IsI With himself III easy ot a certain event ii was
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nEYL'S EMBROCATlON FOR
HORSES.

1nIIE Subscriber offers for sale, by the dozen or
single bottle tins new and mob valuable II.
mcly for the diseases Of horses, viz Scratches
Strains, Bruises Swellnes Cuts, Stiffness OF the
POINTS, Calls diseases Of lioof Cracked Heels, &c.
This cntbrocmion Is recommended rs an iHralpa-
hc remedy for Farmers Keepers of Livery Stable
Wnggoncrs, Stage contractors, and all Who lnvc
the caro- of Horses. It, good effects have been VT
messed by many IN tins place and ITS vicinity
Howell DAVIES
Jim ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-16

Trey shcdll Le universally and Correctly unIsr
stood, The psrtsans of Gen. jackson, IN their
anxiety to defy their bro, have stripped from the
living and the dead their lofty aud noble attributes,
aud thrown them all upon HIM. They say that he
has " no coucealnentsf- he IS frank and open
hearted, IN the expression Of his sentiments,
neither attempting to win applause to avert cen
sure by the conccalneni Of any opinion which he
entcrtaIns or b. the a,owal Of any that lac does
not But, ~ truth. this character belongs 10 Nj
Clay-aud not to Gen jackson Mr. Clay does
indeed wcur his heart upon his sleeve for DAVIS Ia
peck at But Gen Jackson is all enigma "a little
understood by his friends as he is by his foes This
II Is true may arse from TN total absence Of OPP
orl. and nom neapaoity t. arrive n Il conclusion.
As well "a f.m a desire to conceal his sentiments.
for e'e'Hon' ring purposes We shall not, how
ever prcten 10 account Tor the cause Of his want
Of cendoy-we c,otant ourselves with stating the
fact. anilo ter Il friends to explain the lr1g
anu DtoI,l,.e ltthay dssm the matter Of sufficient
n,no,r,,rc f., ,,,v,..,,.,,o +,
-,
''''''' "a " NV ''''' "'','''''' continue
the dc'a'e which took place o" the Bank question
and Shall Of course make room for whatever may
be said in the Senate, on Nh Clays resolution, at
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NJ Roniol6 aud NJ Uibdcr-h1r Ran.
doluh. in his sneerh At Buclinrbon CONT house
~ wins 49, f''''o'''' ~ ''''''''
Wooster toba dehdemt II personal hrmness-ln-
deed he asserted that he was poluUon, and that
br h,dthc evidences oftbc fact then in his M !,et
r.. a..,,..,;,,,, .,.,,..,,h ~, ;,,,,,.,a
'.'' Wv
81 MI Webster $ friends who, IN letter from
Washington to the Editor ofthc y Y. Commercial,
aives the following version ofthc only affair be
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Ratcsof 7H1s oa .lses Rinf CdAal 10 Rteb-
mtnd
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Parliamentary Courtesy-I l. gratifying, a
midst the causes of high excitement which c1.st IN
Washington, to see the degree Of courtesy and per
sonnl kindness which me'' oers Of opposite political
sentiments and from opposite points ofthe compass
display towards each other Pcrusing tsbatc
the other day, onthe South Coro':au claims We moi
with the following compliment from Mr.. Brgrt to
Mr. Drayton Il coaid not (suid Mr. Burgess
dissent from TIC verdict Of that man in hs own
case, in a mattcr between Inn ani me There is
not one who brcathes tie breath oflfc, on who's
unblemehcd honor aud lit yrty woald sooner re.
ly"-Ex President Adams, too, who had been
supposed to throw out some insiuuatjon AGAINST
Col Dray ton and to whom Mr. Burgess was reply
ing, responded to the foregoing sentiment, IN this
manner: The gentleman from Rhode Island
himself has not more confidence IN the honorable
gentleman at the head oithc military committee
than he CNlr Adams) had. If question ofpIo-
perty arose between that gentleman and hasalf, h
Of the gentleman himself as his friend from Rhode
Island Andagain-Col. Drayton remarked, that,
as he was up he would reply u ono or two re-
marks which had fallen from the gentleman from
Massachusetts (Mr. Adams)--a gentleman for
whom he entcualned very high respect and from
whom it caused him regret to dIfer"--These evl-
dcnces of mutual good feeling are highly gratifying
to every well organized mind and when Voluntarily
manifested towards Mr.. Adams by gentlemen who
were formerly opponents Of lis administration,
must be very grateful to his feelings as they are
nattcringto those friends who have stood by HIM,
in good and in evil report.
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Slate Bank Fl Ttausssce.-Wc have been IA
voled with list of the individuals whose over
checking in the State Bank of Tennessee together
with the careesSncss Of the Cashier and Clerk
caused the dedication in that institution, some two
or three years ago and relative to which so much
has been said in the public prints. It's due to our
selves, ando the parties concerned to say that this
list furnishes to our minds conclusive evidence that
the money thus overdrawn was, in most cases, u
norontly and innocently done and that, where II
was not, Of, indeed, in any case it was not,) the
money was appliedto the individual uses of the
drawer, and not to political purposes. Our sasp-
cons that the money was stolen" from the vaults
ofthe Bank and expended in the establishment OF
presses. and IN rowordIng ycnaI Editors, arc en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fine Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings,
&c. &c.
AL COST

MA ISlIING 10 close my business Immediately
w | will sell my entire stock a, Prime Cost.
The assortment Is indeed very supcrlor--some OF
the finest Cloths, Cassnercs and Vcstings inpor-
ted to this country 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing as 10 the quality, coors, &c as such as
wish to purchase can see for themselves-nn those
who order, relying on my judgment, may rest as.
suredl viii give satisfaction.
| shall be glad to sell prtratelV, my FURNI-
TURE which is mostly Of the first order. Any
person wishing to purchase, will please call and eS-
anime IL and i'll 10 not sell privately, shall ollcr
it ut auction, Of which notice will be gwen.
~ ANOTHER lNVITATlON.-I agan in
vite all persons indebted To me to come forward aud
make immediate settlement, Us il is extremely ink
some to me, and must be unpleasant 10 them, to be
damned.
- cannot leave my native State and the land
of my nativity, l,houI returning 10 nay generous
patrons my most sincere thanks for their liberal
patronage; and do hereby recommend this as an
eligible situation for a good Tailor, who might do
well Thy taking my stand and bu'ness-oni my
stock also, at Cost J. &. SllELTON
N b shall continue to do business while
stay IN Lynchburs and will promptly attend to al
orders in my line. g. 5.
Sept II 6
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KNR. PETER / FRANGIsCO-sir, ns you
WI are not resident of Virginia, ! take this
method 10 give yon notice, that shall on Saturday
the Glh day Of October next at Oalvlle IN the
county Of Buckingham, proceed, between sunrise
and sunset Of that day to take the depostions OF
John w. West, and others and, ut BuchIng-
ham Court House, ON Monday the 9Th day of
October neS, al tao Tavern House Of Thorn
MS May, shall, between the rising and setting OF
the sun, take the dispositions OF Charles Mckinney
and others, which dispositions will be offered as
evidence IN suit CAancery depending IN the
County Court of Buckingham, in which | am
plaintiff, and you are defendant.
SAMUEL J. WALKER
Sent q tlt
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COVER HOUSES

with I'm or Copper or the new Ian, and pu
up spoallng either i'll town or country. in The
very best manner aud rs they are determined
10 sell us low as any person in town. and thcl,
work warranted to be as well done, they confidently
hope for liberal share of public patronage. They
also inform Copper Smiths and Timers that they
will keep constantly on huld an assortment OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c All OF which
they will sell at very small advance on the Nor
,hern prices. Likewise Rivc,s and Sol,lar, which
they will exchange for oil Copper The highest
ute given for Old Copper, Brass and Pewter
Sent ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08

URSu AMI to n deed q, trust * outed to
NJ the subscriber by Wesley l.. Duncan, bear
ing date the 9Th day Of September 1922, and duly
recorded IN the County Court Of Amherst, he will
proceed 10 sell, on Monday the Goth of October
next, by way Of public auction To the highest biz.
der, for cash, the following tracts of land, or SC
mnth thereof as VIII be necessary for the purposes
o. sand deed, VIZ: onelying and being in the coun-
y OF Amherst, containing 30 acres, adjoining the
mnds OF Randy Rutherford aud others-,he other
lying III The same county, containing 3l75 acres,
adjoining the lands OF William Sandidgc, Leonard
Henley, and others The sale will commence and
take place on the tact whcreon Mr. Joseph Brown
now Ives The unders lgnel, acting as trustee,
VIII convey only such title us is vested in HIM
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Sept. "a tbs
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CLAY g. THORNTON

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q RE now roeeiyin; their Fall and Winter
"a Goods, comprising nlnos; every Article in
hair limo of business. The following Is pat, OF
,lcir Goods
,sue blue and black Ciolhs
,sal brown, clare, and oye do
% fa,iberfy, green and steel mixed
- sllen' "A assortment OF ,ussnneres some entire
y new
+ 'ss,Hs'is afovery price and9.y'o
..iiie, I'd aud yellow FlouncIs
,strpsd D,fi and Point blankets
Rose d. large si2es
Saps Ca.'ols, kerscys &C.
Metlno sesrfs and hAwis
lliomla9f.;s, Cinassaus and plaids
pt,nis q every description
Ita,ian Silks, SATIN LsYantnes
coofed sir Gro dc Maps
tGauhfahs aud Maslns Of every description
Bcarhed an! Brown Domcstcs
With great VARIETY Of other Goods, too tedious
10 mention, NIL Of which we pledge ourselves To sell
as low as any other house III this place.
oet. ! Is
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Aug. iG.

ey u ltit -
W tiicun Supss Tor Court nft.un thaB"c Ia Tin t,, -
Of iHnchln'f, on the Ath day of Jlu,c, lo}.-pnU1
David Rurh.. decd. Joan arks, thuric, u,,k. In,
Hdrden. Elias ". Hurdcn, David Harden, rtale i,,y.
dnn, sally HARDEN, Lucy Utir liIahrtt lIl,d,l, a.
brdinnce Harden iohn !ial.3,u, Cha 10, Ilf.r, t
]ahe Harden, The I-l fnr, ia,ns, iA J,i il
dhn, Their fa,et aad neat i,:ud. Plaintiffs. against
t""fSe bnhs, IA hs ""a night OF tir + .e,.l-
tors al lpAid I'm IL. ccc. iiruty Roach and f-.tt,
has "i1e hehatd Bnr"t, llil,n, Roach, NliiInI Z
koati, hcln'a EahcH ii4deih luaeb. li,ttv i
Roach and Ha'H Aun II, v.tt,. ia frta.l,
HE ioiehdait l.iAai tih Nunh u,d h5,i, !. ra,.,.t
hef a2l'""t." "nd given s',1nY actu al. = Ia 10
acl oil A>srhbi: and lac tul.s u tins ..lu AID i "a,
pchrhe ny sitsidttct csdrncn that l. nuI an M
ltaHt ofihi> ctunt, It /, ordered thai In, fAi an
do appear irra oh me lr> DAY III. IL NJ tiun and ma
swer the hi of the P!lntiu,, an. tnni n ron, IF H.
order hr forthwith lh>rrtud ,,nIe Iou,flts, Il ii
ih The i""h "i lyneihHr, Tor two noLths
aid posted At the from oui tic court Enn,, IA M ,,
tuNu. ACois-I,stt, T. kGIr> H.
Aug. II.
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Ang. 90.

w lRhl Sla-At Glcs holtep Ia the Clerks unee ,f
the CicIt Superior Quart OF Law and han, RI, a.
the Town al L. uchtnrp, on The STA day Of August -
Charles A. llo'conhc, Henry W iing"uhc hl.aos4,
lIolc"nbc aud llaei iiocobhc lich Hugh ana tll,
n liant, under the age ofiu r,iy one oa,s ami
by BetseY II" c"mhe, their mother uud HEAT frcii
Pits. against hrnrae A.N. HE, afHr OF sInth. lp
comic, deed. tbareS Peneork, William d.H.h, adm
al his itc VII" sait. late sally iulcombc, Allen W ~
lie and Martha Ann his vi lie. William Walker Saiy
hs wife and SAL, Ny'lie, widow OF Hugh " he, 4cee.,
al, Dcls.
The Dcirndints Geofg 4. Wye and William Walker
and sally IN, wii1 40" having entered en apreu M
gwen security nvcntane r The act Vt A,srmhi, and t
Rules 81 lhs Cont, ind II appearing by satisfactory
dcs;c iha thei not Inhabitants lhs country: I>
ordered, that the sad Defer do appear hefr o La.
trst Of tho ,nd answer the or,,,ai ana,
amended bills oihe Plaintiffs aud that copy brs IRA,
be ioiw Inserted III >''hchtw spIrer printed the u
Of Lynebnig, Tor tHo months suecc,>iyely, and .tr
the front dGot oi the couit.io, the raid
ACoPy-Iesle, b. I.UDiS Ok
Aug. 30, -,
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: AND OK = ~.

81 ANlNG some idea ofmosing to the West,
y u o,srr my Land FOR sule winch conesl, 81 he
tgaot GA which now i've aud an interest n sever.
i al other tracts. The unci lsc on is stnated in
sshc county Of Cambol about two miles from Ia.
fsacha Ford, IN Slaunton River an1 contains a.
: bout 500 He,,s, $50 of which are now IN Il
state Of hi "a cultivation, aud under eKcstcnl fen
AMI the residue is well set with first rate timber
E--ihe whole Is Of good qualt},--adapted 10 the
#culturc Of grain atlJ tobacco, and well waicred
with the puresl springs. The improvements are
eco ntor,abc and conye cn,--consis;iug of nwe-
xling House, seyctal hne Tobacco Barns, and al
9piher houses necessary on plantation Of such
size--Also a / racI consisting Of sD acres wing
near W ards Roa IN ,he same county, and .dloin-
Ing Goodman old tract and Mou,s4 This land
<3s al! ia woods and affords timber Of the finest quad
V.-Also an undivided interest in a tract lying on
olc head waters ofSnncca Creek IN the same county.
I&npposud TO contain from 80 to 100 acres.
{Hhis land very .oa! and any one wishing 10 pur
EDhase can have either my single interest or the whole
eact- Also, another undlylIedncrcs in Tract ".
3hg on Failing River II the same county. supposed
w contain about SO or go ucres, L is believed
*that The whole 81. tus also be had at the same
&1ne. Also aroter undivided interest ia trae,
tYaag about four A.ies from Lynchbnrg, ON Ward s
pad in the same county, and containing abort
O acres. think that all this tract also, sonsls-
ing OF z 4 acres, can be had at the same time.
d Is improved and well mbcred All these Lands
am wIllns 10 dispose OF on moderate tcrms
JOHN l.. DOUGLAS.
Bent d wts
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>Vn."NIl 1t s'cs d"iienin n, (,rc....or
.Hsalps'peron;ouft If law and ,hs,cab q =
Town ~ l., nciburg,l on la dthd4. a, ~ i.i tt
ainea .a,l'Nas ds,.n'Sitaiar de toai. nm
VIII annexed JoliriCallavss deed Wi,lis p - =
noeih ms VIE JolnlIemiit aud sara A. h., 's,e atl
ahnia, bn'et administrator Il Mal:it, t.i IN sd
r,aln,h.s ,sa'l' Join Lyaeh, r. is eA,cirr deco
ware aesa' an, N his own right. Thona. nenry
uafnr dtf'oais non ssih the Wi npncxa *
Ward, sen dest and as aliu.u istrat.r =. 1o' Jopa
WIN .'e WI at.Ard Of ch"le, 4. rrniIi No. non
deceased, Lynch Billiard and tobn W ~ Ward,
Billiard In his own tight, john Dhrd and ma, ah Litc
Wis, John Ward, tms,or) John Sink, W,l;no l Is D.,
executor oflienry g. Galloway d,seascJ S 'frtoe
nell aud James C.. Moorinan, Dcieu,t,t. 'hHe Psuz
The Defendant John Lynch j.. nothnyi,n
appearance and given security accedinn7 '.9'ed hs
Assembly and the rules oftlis CONT nd !, e be- Of
satisfactory evidence that he i. no "
country II Is ordered that the said ds,ra, oi ihz
here the first day of the ueYt term. , atltaf
menled bill ofthc paiuils, aud thai a c,,y Ia
Iort'm ith Inserted in we've oaper ,aa Vo'' ~
Of bvnGhbi' :, for two months s.ccessith ma u "a :
"e'""' "".f oi'he e"hf t-house, III ~ aid tunn
ACopy-Testc, DEOrrs su
Aug. 90. IN
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'HNll, undersigned, Inspectors at Lyneh's Ware
M house, in thetown of Lynchhurg, return their
grateful acknowledgements to the planters generally,
for the liberal patronage they have heretofore en-
trusted 10 the above establishment, and hope, by
an ns.duous attention 10 business to merit their i,-
snre custom, They pledge themselves to use every
'Xerlon 10 give general and entire Satisfaction
CHARLES A. W1TnERS,
NELSON TlNSLEY
Of. .,
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.HUsT pUsL.sitED. -I'he. aeeoa4

- edition .. Inc" ,sEsrEas LiRE"
The general good reception that Ito LIRE has
met with, from Teachers OF Muse, as we'll Us
CHURCHES and individuals, has induced the publish
cr 10 make extensive arrangements for rs future
publication. TINS work is peculiarly well adapted
TO the Western aud Southern States, bsing pria'
ted ia the rarEsr nNas though the tunes are al
most entirely such as have never before been pub
sAed in any Western work, or IN patent notes.
The selections are from the MOST pc uar works
printed in Boston, New York, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore and some English works. The book IS
printed Oh good paper, handsomely bound, - very
clear ofcefofs, and contains upwards Of 300 tunes
Price, 81 90 per doz orby the gross or up
wards, 80 % per doz. The season for Singing
Schools being at hand, Teachers are respectfully
requested TO See the work before they make OF
others.
The following ARE some Of the places at which
the e" Western Lyre" has been sent, ars are for
sale, Pittsburgh Pa. gainesville, Putnam, n
LANCASTER, Chleothe CifcIcylIle, Columbus,
Springfield Xenia and Dayton, ONO louisville,
Maysgille, and Lexington, Ky; Indianapolis,
New Albany, and Madison, Ind; Florence, ius-
caloosa, aud Mobile, Ala. Na;chez Miss. Nash
vile, Ten 81. LOUIS, Mo. &c &c.
}. J. Hnrfod, Baltimore, is general agent east oil
the Allegheny Mountains.
They are for sale also by the booksellers and
Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants OF this city
All orders for large small quantities will be
thankfully received and promptly filed by the pub
Usher. w. l.. cHAPELL,
lil Main 81. Cincinnati
Cincinnati Oct II
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MOTTO 'F,.

Wa ILL be sold, to highest bidder, on the LIST day
:: ofNorember, 1889, at the late residence of
W Ham w Smith, decd in the town Of Lynch
burg, al The personal property of the estate, except
the Slaves, consisting Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c.
Terms vii! be liberal, aud made known on the
day OF sale, SARAH ANN SMITH, Adm'x.
Oct ma
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EglRtiNlA Iii rules held IA the tleik's One" of tho
" Circait superior OF Law aud ChtLlrly lar a,
town OF Lyncburg on the ION day oi August c:2 W..
ley Ia Dh"can Piti aganst Jonathan 4. Potion, JOHN T.
Duncai and Japts Wood belt.
The Defendants nat ing entered their am car ,uro ma
gifrn security, according ic of t-srn /, mud -
rules al lHs Court aud II appearing by a-lo
that they az" not inhabitants Of Tins Il 4, ,r.
that the snid tcniaH d" appear here frs ,ia Of Ia,
neAt term ald alta" 90 ic hils of the Plaintiff md a can,
nj this oidcr be lot III" n ted nru s,t,.t
N the t"wn q" lNhciurg for Two months >iit
pustcu az Lie .ru,d daur OF the Court IIo,, n, tl
town. a Go VI estc,
d. RoDES Ok.
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NOES SALE. and bargain will bs- given
IL in 800 acres oi Land enough cleared to woili
! or hands, lies within - miles of Duvis's and
Prcstons Store on Goose Creek it lies better than
common, clearer Of stone than common, and lies
in fine ncishborhood good portion of good to-
bacco land to clear. The land IS we'll and convc-
nien,ly watcred-Mllls and Shops convenient
The house has rooms below and above large
Caller, 2 rooms, one answers for a Kitchen and
Loom House, entirely dry and clear of smoke The
house has three fire places besides two of stone and
one Of brick. shall give this advertisement only
Insertions those that II come and look
after they stop, if they think fit.
y. B.-There is n good barn 26 feet square with
several good Tobacco Houses.
JOHN WALDEN
Bcdiord, Sept 10 In
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NOTICE..

SHALL again petition the Legislature Of Ntr-
4 sna, at the ensuing Session, ior leave 10 erect
Toll Bridge scress James River, near my Ferry,
sn, my Loud On the north side, TO the Land ol
s,dg.s ~ lIlian Dauiol, on the south side ct sa'd
.,sr ani il ,he sand petition Is not granted shall
tasa petition for leave TO make such whafycs {"
landing places, MS viii make II safe fos .hc feuy
Goat 10 pass al all times.
BENJAMIN. SCHDOLFiEI.p
ort WIN
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E.HNGEH'S WAREHOUSE.

FENIlE undersigned having taken an interest with
n Mr.. Alexander Lisgat IN the above establish
mont Tor term oiyeors, begs leave To advise his
friends and thepubc generally of the fact and 10
solicit their future patronage. The Warehouse is
III good repair, situated IN central, enicnt and
eligible part Of the town. The Inspectors are men
'ofbaslness OF industrious habits, and viii no doubt
do every hing TO The entire satisfaction Of propri-
eters and planters. BENJAMIN HUNT.
DC, l. Is
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VALUABLE, leE.h ESTATE
Ar Ag = III DAfa

NN the 3D. day OF November, 1892, that yalua-
~ BE tract Of L.nn1 Oh winch the late John II,
Goodwin fssded situate in the county Of hnhorsl,
about TO-. miles from The town OF Iynchhnfg,
will be Of for sale by way Of public auction,
on the prem So The tract contains aboH 81
acres, ii Who. there arc nbau 300 aeres N
wood heavily liniberod. Tie improvements are
exlcnsjyr, AND commodious, Beng situated I'M
nedialey on tie Stage road loading from Lynch
burg 10 Charlottesville II Is M eligible stand Cor
Tavern ai.l The buildings are well adapted to sueh
busin1s,. The land nbounas with fine water, IS
in healthy nsighhorbood and there nre upon II
orchards at choice fIuitinlecd IT IL believed that
a more destthie establishment Is rarely IN market
The terms viii be liberal and accommodating,
and Will be fGl'y made known on the day of
-sls BY TIE pRbPRiETORS
s. VIII I've sold, nj the san,o t,ne, and pluce
BAG Household aai htnhen Furniture, Ok
Carts, yoho OF oNcn, SOM other Ctei 3 head
Of Horses and Sull-
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