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NOW receiving and on hand,
~ 50 blls. Prime St. Croin and New Orleans
Sugars
10 bugs Coffee, Green md JAVA
% hhds Molasses
81 casks Malaga Wine
loo kegs Gu, Mails
800 Rcnms Wrapping paper
Cap and Letter do
i boxes md % barrels Loaf Sugar
~ chests Gnnpowler and Imp Tea.
Baies Domestic Shcetngs and 5hlr,Inga
Barrels Mackarc, No. 2 ndd3
Fur Hats. Alum, Indigo, Spanish 5egais
Pine Apple Cheese, &c &c. &c.
Comprising Utmost every article IN the Grocery
line which. holding on consignment, will be sold
10 Lle trait at wholesale, al a very moderate per
cent upon the Richmond and Northern market
prices.
Also on hand. few doz. Fancy Gull and Rush
bo,tomcd Chairs J II. y PAYNE,
Anetionecr & Commission Merchant
~ Just received another supply OF splendid
Metallic Piano foncs J. Il. u. l..
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having formed oopw.n,.
Il ship under the style Of Aerlin. Hsn: a, !,
M,ndo". and having purchased out shsenire ..oe :
Of Lorenzo NorvelI. Esq in this place, vii, e,,,.
on, in the house lately occupied by him. ala,,a a.,
goods business. Their assor,men. is now very o..
ersl, and in few weeks will he added ID ex,en,'."
", by purchases from the North.
The late customers Of Mr. Nor veil, togetfe. w..
our friends and The public geue-;ny, are re,. >,
fully requested to call upon .s.-Ne proniss men.
as good bargains as can be had in tins, p.aee
assortment at all times shall be such as to sun al
classes of dealers, Wholesale or retail
One branch of our transactions will DC Ina, n 3,
general Commission business, w. will arr
particularly tn the rece wing and foswa.dln, of gey
well as to the sales fall solts ct produce W
have room for storage, &c.
SAMUEL. NOwll,z
BENJAMIN HUM
DAVID lIERNDo.
March, !. "a
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DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Saddlery, &c. at Auc

fu1l II Subscriber VII continue 10 sell at extreme
y lylow prices. hts stock of DRY GOODS,
SADDLERY g. uAtI Wednesday the 9Th day
of Apfil. on winch day he will proceed 10 sell nj
puU'ie auction, without reserve, his remaining
stock which consists of large stock Of Dry Goods
of every description including Hardware, PIa'ef'
Ware, castings, Groceries and Shoes oil all
sorts general assol n,ent Of ready made Saddlery
consisting Of Sadlia,, Brides, Meaningless, liar
noss. saldlcrs Aiaieuals, n large assortment oil
Coarse, do do Wagon AMI Car Gear, flar-
moss. Traces So or 3 sets Mahogany Dining
Tables. sldeboards, Beauroaus, Beadsteads, a.,
,nd many other articles.
Terms ns follows All sums under 45o, cash
over 20 and uud 800 ca dnys--over 100 AID IN
der 800. 100 days--oycr 900 and under 5000 =
months--oycr 800, 6 and II months credit will be
given Bonds with approved security, bearing IN
tcres' from the date, If not punctunIIy pald or nc
gotiabe notes, with approx Cd endosers, will be
required Country Merchants are respectfully IN
y,teI 10 nttendthe sale RO. II GRAY.
r | should also like 10 sell privately oil my
REAL ESTATE, rs 1t Is my wish 10 remove Il
the Western Country nh som as can elect til.
same. and wind up my affairs
n B-Those indebted to the subscriber arr
desired 10 make speedy payment Us no longcr IN
diligence can be etyen, * H. u.
/ Lynehbutg, Aprd .. IDS
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<n"E p'''i: are AFFIRMED ,er' De- -
IL now runriOs between HI -,
neton C,y. Tne aJ9antae's t. IS al e..
neni erons on3 obs 'ens.--if % Hr'
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'ue,on " mott .ff il,s, 200 a he = esno#f
From Charlottesville 20 Aexanar,p. 4, 'Hh -
.n'le, - Alexander. "a Washington, Is, u "
nf,es--fss NV IJrie, g
Fl N Cha lonr.v'ile 10 s'esmbast isnd : =
mi ca Siehmooa' isnt,as n Wash ugton, tl-
rou'e b. Frederick lure l3G nnes
Il sta:rr ?r1r, SaIln 70 Washington Cts, Il.
MI -FAse, Is
.hs s"'scIher has sp.r. Il 40 p.in, to ~, he
has, ar CORN at,nns The wbole roa, -, 81
.ssr - Washington C.,y And having invoiye
IN ma nPav, adoi'i,ua, apense n .onsr
q,"acc q he .stnhsim..t Of a af,iy MA s.lie,,
The support OF 9 generous pubic.
wv. Sa''ti,
II r." Abme don ara K"rI vi pt,e,. 81! ~
s"fi ih above 10 N on,hs IT 're u.aa' !;l.r,, =
SEM th.'r account ~ ans ntice t.. C,'t. Co.'s
Nav 7. :,
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NOTICE,

0Y virtue and ~ pursuance q decree o. !"
- Circuit Superior Ceun Of Law and Chshee'
ry for the tow, Of Lynehburg, pronounced IN she
case of William Millner. plaintiff. against hchalo
Milner Philip Thurmond, Abraham Carter, ana
Rowland Gillespie, defendants, the undersigned
will. on Thursday the 18th day of April next upon
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
the ,rsct of Land in the decree mentioned common
Nv called Schofeld's tract The Land lies on
IIr.ey's Creek, and contains, by recent survey,
one hundred eighteen anu three-fourth acres
ADDISON fALIAFfRRO. d 5.
For Nelson C.. Dawson, Sheriff Of Amherst
Feb. 81 tos
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March, !.
CIR EME Il MOsBY,
Merchants

RICHMOND, Va.
HAVE on hand, and offer for sale
kA Hhds ST Croix and New Otlean, s,...,
eOV part prime,
~ boxes white HAVANA Sugar
IS do. Loaf Sugar, various quatie.
~ hhds. N. O. aud Yves. India Mo,asscs
100 bags green Rio Coffee
80 do best old Java do
81 Or chests and 6 lib. boxes G Powder s,.
Imperial Teas
5 half chests young Tyson Tea
2 DO Tyson skin do
5ppes Cognsc Brandy, seisne,e brand
IL half do do do
10 pipes pure Holland GIN
so bbs. Martins old Rye Whlskcy
% bbs BamgurdnerS ,io do
10 DO r'.acr & Sons do do
30 hhds. Baltimore Whisky,
so bbs. do DO
10 hhds. Apple Brandy
SO bbls do do
As do n + Rum
20 90 Baltimore Gin
10 DO do Cordial
Is do sweet Malaga Wine
40 do Marseles Madeira do
10 India bbls. genuine Madeira do Old
so whole and half baskets Champagne do
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine, IN cas-
ot2, 3 and doz
10 caseg Rhenish and Bordeaux Wine
100 l, . and gallon pemohhs
10000 genuine Havana Sesars
80 600 common do DO
Gu whole and half iierces new Rice
20 bags black Pepper
10 DO Alspce
10 dc Ginger
100 boxes beet Soap
100 do common 10
80 do Tallow Candles various sIzcq
$50 Kegs Whlte Lead
boxes ground Verdigris, II c,n',tcrs
2do Chror Green
90 kegs black Pant
s bbls Putty, in bladlrs
$50 reams Weeping Paper
300 do large do
so cases black and drab lIa,s some fin
; dopaln leaf do do
=. We vii receive and forward all goods tn,
may be sent TO our care.
March lS IN
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4 LIST OF LETTERS
remaining N Liberty Post Office on The LIST da1
Of iurll lS33

Remaining ~ Liberty Posi- Office on The lA dan
ofAprH 1888
A-Lancford Ayers Lmner Ayers.
B-Martin p. Burks, Joshua Burnett. Susan
ma Bowles, Rev. A. BurneI Harvey Beard, Tho.
Bandy, lossph Boyer
C-Josepn Crowder, VIM. Carter, Paul A
Clay, George Conckin, Abram Crumpecker Der
ry Garter, George w. Galloway, koy Crouch
Bedford Clerk, c. CT
D-Jamcs DiIlard, Joseph Dcpcw, Abner Do
byns ,.
E-Richard Ellis, Martha Early
E'-Josiah Ferguson.
G-Stephen Goggin, Mrs. Elizabeth w Gard.
ner Sam Griffin, Mrs Barbary Green
H-Simon Hancock Elizabeth o. Hardy. Ste
phen w. Hunter, Warner Hewitt
,J-Edward Jennings, VIM Johnson. Abraham
Jones, John r. JONES' John Johnson
John w Lacky, Jesse Leftwch 9, Gen
Joel LeAwich, Richard Lee or Jas Lancaster,
VIM. Lambert, Barnabas Little, Mrs Frances
Leftwich 2.
M-John McConnaha, Ambrose R. Mari,
James Mccain.
Madam Newman, VIM NOEL, Chs P. No.
ell Vincent Nelson.
O-Archibald A. Owen3
P-Charles Patterson, John Pattison, DR.. Da.
vid pa,eson.
R-Rev. James Reed. Jno. Roy, Joseph Reece,
Jesse Reynolds 2, James Robinson, WIN. Ryan,
Cyrus Robertson.
S-Joseph Slaughter, John Stephens, Mrs Eli
zabeth c. Scott, Mrs. Z. w. Smallwood, John II
Smith, WIN. S. Strangc2 Col David Saunders
T-S'Ias Taylor, Daniel Tindell, JOS Thorn.
son, Rolling G. Tufpn, Mrs. Mildred Tmsey,
Miss Ell izabe,h Taylor
W-Jcsse White, Alexander Wade, Elder
Jesse Witt, jesse White.
WIN. R. PORTER, P. NJ.
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OlelsIS-TOOTII w ASH,

In eHtGtHdt and pleasant itmcdF fW diseased
Ttetd, Spoagg Gums, and anPicasaRt ode ~
he Brc0H
HNtlE valuable and highly respectable recon-
u mcndation obtained from Ph1S,cia,H and
Dentists, the most eminent in their profession, is
a sufficient guarantee otthe inestmablc worth o:
the above named article. This Wash being com
posed entirely Of vegetable substances, the public
may be assured that there is nothing in its compo
siuon which can in any way injurc orproye dele
FERROUS to the Teeth or Gums IL is desg ncd to be
used with a BRUSH and will he found much prefer
able TO powder keeping the Teeth clean and
white, and preventing the wearing away of the
Gums from the Teeth
II particularly serviceable in cases Of Spongy
| Gums, restoring them to a sound and healthy state
and causing them 10 contract firmly around the
| Teeth. in painful affections arising from expo
sure 10 cold, it will be found highly beneficial II
has been found very useful 10 apply this Wash
at night Just before retiring to rest. This method
is recommended by Dentists, as, by so doing, al
particles Of food which might accumulate during
the day, are removed, and the mouth kept through
the night in a clean, street. and phOiesome state.
Certificates OF recommendation from the follow
ing Mculcal gentlemen, accompanying each bot
tie :
John Randall, M. p. Boston.
+ w ParsonsM. D. do
Walter Charming, NJ. D. do
+, J Davenport, NJ. ID. do
Na,h Peabody, NJ ID. Salem.
Edwin Parsons, NJ. d. Portland.
w. X. Brown NJ. ID. do
F. :. Higgjnson, M. ID. Cambridge
Dudley Smith, NJ. d. Lowell.
Prepared by Mottal, Plummer & Co. ll6, State
street Boston, Mass, and sold by their appoint
ment, by Howell DAVIES, Agt.
March w3m
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r.. CANNON

HAS jus, opened new Book and Stationary
II Il Store, in Lynchburs neat doorto Hancock
q Browns,
He will he constantly adding the most appfoyet
and useful works TO his present Stock, which en-
braces variety ofchoice authors ON Theology
History Biography, Philosophy, Chemistry an,
Mathematics School Books English Latin ant
Greek Also Blank Books, elegant Bibles and
Testamcnts (for the poeiet,) and large and flu
assortment Of Sabbath School books, and tracts
&c. &c.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine fol
themselves.
March 81 wiw
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prI I

NOTICE. To John Lynch, Executor Of 1enry
y Ward deceased Nlcajhh Davis, Benjamin
Watkins, administrator Of Robert A. w ard decea-
sed, Alexander Lgeat, Edward Lynch and Charles
H. Lynch, Executor of Ansem Lynch, deceased.
TAKE NOTlCE--That on Thursday the 18th
of April 1888, between the rising and setting OF the
sun at the Office of Commissioner Samuel ] WHAT
in the town of Lynchbutg and State Of Virginia,
we shall proceed TO take the dcposltions of Capt.
Philip Payne, Edward Franklin, and others, 10 be
continued from day to day until completed which
said dispositions are intended b. bc read evidence
in "A SUIT IN Chanccry, now depending ard undeter-
mined IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chaneery cor the town Of Lynchburg, in which
Martha Barber, John b, l!utIedse and Lucinda
his wife late Lucinda Barber, Thomas L. Adams
and Matilda his wife, late Matilda Barber, John
w Ru,lejgc aud Juliann his wife, late Jullann
Barber, William l. McIlhcnncy and Henrietta
his wlfc, late Henrietta Barber, John Barber
W lIliam Barber, Robert Barber and Jeremiah +
Barber, which said John, William, Robert and
Jeremiah r. Barber nre infants, and sue by John
e Ruilcdgc, their next friend, plaintiffs, and
YOU are defendants, when and where you vii
please attend
MARTHA BARBER,
JOHN RUFLEDGE,
THOMAS Il. ADAMS, and others
March 18th tdt
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TO 9ANNEKS,

VIE subscriber offers toG sale the latest mpID-
u we'd Potent cast iron bark mills OF different
p't,erns and sizes, suitable for Horse, Wfter d.
Steam power excecd by none in the U. States.
Apply to JAMES P. BAYLEsS. .
No. Cheapsde Balumo'e
Refer to c Poe, Esq Lynchburg, Va
March % Is
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I,rii |

FSSRS. Charles Whitley and Anderson
4'a Thompson, take notice that | shall on the
l'h day of May, 1888, IN the Eagle Tavern in
Liberty, Bedford county, take the DISPOSITIONS Of
James Williamson, George w Sth, ana others,
to be read as evidence on the trial of my suit de-.
depending ON the chancery side of the circuit s,,pe
rlor court of Law and chancery, of Bedford county.
vs.. You as Defendant and shall at same place con.
tnue from day TO day until get through Your ol,t.
servant, &c. JOHN STIFF
April lst tdt
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EarthcnWarc, China and Glass,
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL.
TO Southern .Verchants,

hsEaV ME subscriber has received his full
~ L supply of Spring and Summer
GOODS, in the above line, to which he
would respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants generally 1t consists of articles selcc.
ted in person. especially for the Southern market,
and will be well packed to order, on reasonable
terms Merchants in the habl, OF purchasing "a,
the North, are requisite 10 call and examine his
stock and prices. CHARLES HOLT, Jr.,
Opposite Lewis Webb Co, MAN Street Rich.
moud
March IS Gw
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NOTICE.,

NAf1LL be sold, on Thursday the lh OF ApriL
w nj thr rcildrnce Of The late Capt Pleasant
Dawson, ~ Bedford county, all the per'Shabie
~ perry OF which The SAID Dawson died seized,
except the NeerGes hich viii he hired Tor the
hnlanee oi the yenI. NJ that time and Place Oh the
stock OF cattle, there are or very likely
Mich Cows With young calves,3 YOKE ot osralfe
" kelly )--of Tho stock pt Horses there are wo'k
Hoses, and the beautiful stallion Young iofze'.
who Is now @ years old, 10 bands inch high. III
fnc heath md ,igor--a large quantity "l Corn,
Oats and Fodder, Plantation Utensils. Household
mud kdchen Furniture. &c. &c. A credit uui'l he
dfs day Of January neat wall TO given for NIL
sums OF S no aud upwards. by the purchaser CIV
ing bond w'th approved security oil sums under
$40 ca h will be required.
II MOORMAN. Adm'r.
All persons having Claim against sh'a 's'h'ea
requested To make ,bPm known, that provision
may he made TO satisfy ,h"m ; aud NIL those IN
dcbied 10 said estate will please come iorwatd and
make payment wilboul delay.
J. Ia MOORMAN. Adm I.
March % Wv
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FIRST AR RIV AL.
GDUlVNE GOODS.

DLACk Italian Silks, of the richest gloss soo
- finish !; he au,ifal Gro de Maybe Silss.newes
shades ;rich Gauze and Gro de Maple Fancy Hk's'
choice assortment Of handsome Cbilcos Ga G.nk.
hams pink. hlaa. and CHECKED; jo.id Fink 1'"g
ha,n,, at redursG pricss 6 4 Cambria, and Jack
onet Nuslns very chesp hs'd Swiss and %
style Che cked Nuslns with great VARIETY ofoth
er goods, u which We invite the a'tento" Of our
wholesale and retail customers.
MCKEE, ROBINSON Co.
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NOTICE..

an the 18Th ot December, 1892, | executed two
~ Bonds Coz fifty five dollars each, payable on
the 18th of December 1873 to one Nancy Huff the
wife of Samuel Hui ofthe state of OHIO for tive
Hos g, which proved be unsound when pur
chased them, Which bond ! forward all persons
from hadng or taking an assignment upon one or
either, MS am determined mol to pay them.
JOHN LIGHT
April 81
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~ EW FANCY STOEE.
r.S. MILLER & co.

n RE now receiving, a, their FANCY sIoht,
Atod door from the alley leading TO Frends
Warehouse, large and entire new stock OF staple
and FANCY DRY GOODS, GRetEkiEs,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. which, from the
long experience of,he partner who purchased them,
they can confidently recommend TO their friends AL
tho public, as being well selected, aud suitable ~
this market and offer them al duccdprices, iot can
or on the usual credit TO punotua' customers hose
dealing in Fancy Goods are respectfully 'hFi'ea 10
call and examine their articles and priefF beinf
they purchase elsewhere they are determined To
offer inducements and by strict attention 10 basi
ness. and disposition to accommodate, hope 10
gain portion Of the public patronage
B-COUNTRY PRODUCE taken al the
highest marke, price in exchange for Goods.
Iynchb,nr April g Is
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any brottcr 10 ne celebrated S4dfeSPcafe)
WYNN stand the ensuing season Mt my able
w on Wards road. in Campbell county, ~
Locsvilc, and at Poric,s Shop at which stands
he will be regular, except public DAYS The
season II commence on the 10Th 81 March, and
end the lst of August. lie will be Lot 10 mares
at SO The single leap. the money TO he paid at tn.
time the mare is covered, and any person putting
10y the leap should The mare not stand will be per
united 10 come into the season Sl2 the season,
which may toe discharged by the ayment of $40
within the season Sl5 10 insure mare 90 be in
foa TO be paid soon ne II is asceriained that sh7
is in foal or transferred 50 cents to the groom in
every case. The greatest core will be taken to
prevent accidents, but will not be liaoe for any
that may hapren.
VIRGiNlUS is rising years old, q handsome
mahogany bay. with black legs, name and tail and
IA handsome sta, in his forehead. lie is about s
feet inches high-his form is, by good judges.
pronounced excelen and IN action he IS not ex-
eled by any horse. JACOB EARLY
PEDIGREE.
VIRGlNIUS was got by the celehrnted running
morse Vmginian, who was got by Sir Achy, who,e
pedigree is : well known that IL is unnecessary
Tor me 10 repeat it. Vrgmius's dam 10y Balls Gel
ebra,ed running horse Forizrl his grandam by the
imported Crippled Wonder, g. grandam by the in
porttd horse Bedford, c. & grandam by Symes
Wildair. WILLIAM D. GREGORY
Feb. %. Is
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Country Merchants

HAVE been preparing very largely to receive
- you this season IN the CHINA Glass and Earth
e" Ware line let me not be disappointed in Wis
a. You shall no, be disappointed in saving, IL YOU
buy OF me ,he Dragdge IN Richmond the toll and
Geig up The rirer, the drayage and comm is,ion in
Lynchbmg, which Is about SIR per cent,
=. JOS. b. EVANS.
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LynchburS Manufacturing Com
pany.

BOOKS will be opened at the Franklin II o
~ ,o in the town o, Bynchburg, On the 81.
day Of April, 1883, for subscription 10 the stock o'
the Lynohburg Manufacturing Company nn.
der the superintendent of the Commissioners mp
pointed for that purpose by an act Of Assembly
passed 29th Feb 1929.
Aorle ~
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Commission i,usiuess.

HNflE subscriber offers his services to his friends
- and the public as Commission Merchant
His office is few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAML ANTHONY
Mrs Anthony wishes TO take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are commodous, and
near some the best Schools in Lynchburg
Feb. 81 ts
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TOTHE PUBLIC.

HAVE just received some very handsome
j Glass and China Gilt Mantle Ornaments, Gill
Fruit Baskets, Gilt China Mugs, Gilt China
Pitchers, assorted sizes, Toy Tea Sets, Toy
Ewers and Basons, &c. &c. all Of which will be
sold low JOSEPH d. EVANS.
? Aprl4 is
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A. WIfITLOCKF,
mo. 6. HURT,
JSO +. WHITE,
WIN McC A RGb,
JAMES pow ELI

The % day. proprictor's purse @21o hi'e
boais-entrancf Is.
"a day, Jocky Club purse 5000 , mile heats
entrance SO a,oo
ain day. a Haody Cap Race purse worth MOO
mile heats, best three IN iye--cntfahee ai'-'o o'
added to the purse
The money Of cnch days rare will hc hung
m vihou, discount hy the proprietor who e. rfe
r,red to accommodate from thirty to htiy race her
sce with enc stables and litter gratis.
The proprietor respectfully announces To IN
nubli, iha, he is now fitting up aud improving lht
snacious buildlna, the FRANkIlH no tEl'i
in such style Of nca,ncss that win afford chse AM
comfort to the visitors and with hts arrangement
or additional rest he will lie able 20 neeopiinolats
from 10 500 persons IN the most gsnieol style
The eoursc IS beautifully situated on nm eligible
rlain one mile from town, md affords as much
novelty M scenery rs the eye of fancy enud wish
~ dwell on the beautiful cliffs and ranges OF the
Bloe Rid,c waving their blue heads one over ano
thcr. until .hey JOIN the great cham, AMI terminate
,her HEALTHY IN ono Of Nreiuia's most prominent
curiosiiics, the Peaks Of otter and Ms ncsW ms
points.
A LARGE and spacons pavilion IS nov erecting
nm one of the mos, prominent points IN The conise
for the entire benefit and qualification Of ladies' and
members Of the Club where We hope they VIII
enjoy them elves IN sportyc beauty unsurpassed
Y N OLIVER Proprietor
The Wing and Enquirer, Redmond, Will insert
the above once week for Two weeks, ana iheh
once fortnieh, I'LL day of Races, and forward Their
account 10 The proprietor ior payment
March II ~ " '''tnr
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1NliE undersigned beg leave respectfully TO in
- form their friends and the public that they
have entered INTO oopartnership, and will hereafter
conduct business under the firm Of ROBERTS Il
DAVIS They will keep constantly on hand n
new md general assortment Of GROCERIES and
GOODS Of Domestic Manufacture, as we'll us
muny articles IN the CUTLERY aud HARD
WARE line. They are determined to sell upon
the most advantageous terms 10 customers aud by
great eXcrt,on and attention to their business they
faier themselves that they will merit share of
public attention.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and
are assured that no pcIns shall be spared to renuer
complete satisfaction. They have located them
selves atew doors above the Franklin Hotel, and
next door below Mcssrs Lancaster 4 Marshs
Grocery Store. GEORGE T.. ROBERTS,
JORDAN A DAVIS.
A nril
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GOO BUSHES { Oln.

QUO DUShICS L OH.
WILL sell without reseryc, for cash on Wei
= nesday the 9Th of the prcscn, month"; Apr
Of the louise Joo Tayloc near the Toll Bridge II
Amherst, one hundred aud twenty barrels prlm,
Corn, in lots To snt purchasers
The Corn when sold, wall be deilv at III,
residence OF Nh George Markham's, , miles from
Lynehburg. PErIfJOllN.
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Bonnet ana Dress makilr,

RS Z. TRUSLOW respectfully informs ttr
4'A Ladies OF Lynchburg, and the public gens.
rally, that she is prepared 10 receive all orders
her line, and pledges herself to execute WORK WITT
dspateh, ard IN the mos; approred style, one door
below the Post Office, and solici,s a continuance
of their favors.
March IL ts
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NOTICE,

NOTICE..
ME Stockholders in the Lynchburg anG Blu,
Il Ridge Turnpike Company are requested 10
make payment Of Twenty Dollars on each share
to Samuel McCorkie, Treasnrer-Immediate pay
mcnt will be expected.
FRANCIS r. MERIWETHER,
Sept. 81 President
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Cloths, Stocks and Vestinss.
~ GENTLEMEN are particularly requested
VI cali and examine our present 81, tk VII
We have just opened fresh from Ne, \ IT,
MCKEE ROBINSON X Go.
March 7 l.