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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-15

The length oil the rePo'' 'e''"'e " wv
y. and Ohio Canal Company. compels Us
aide several interesting articles prepar.
', lar this days Gazette-amongst which are
s.'dophiana No $. and Mr.. Brooks account
w. ~. visit to Monticello, and the residence Of
Nr Madison
when the President was about to commence
:. inpruey, we reprObatsd the course OF certain
.0,I. in styling the contemplated excursion
!. 81 ROYAL Progress;"-bu, what are we to
when we read such things as the followlngs
".,.rbs President is expected to arrive at Gas.
c.,Jsn about three o'clock. 1t is stated
le , Nv 80 will review the troops on the Battery,
nL' hs,wcen foar and FIVE o'clock, proceed up
Su' ls,v :, the Governors ROom-thence to
oO SI,;ors At the American Hotel. The style
e' lS;,S Nr, Boardman has fitted up his suite Of
~" Loes him great credit. They are sstfi-
Uo "., so,cious, and all the furniture fresh and
" , neat, without being gaudy. Inc
- Garnet, tables, sofas, chandeliers, bed,
s sI1 s,rer,ns. &c. are Of the finest and best
Nv ''tm,n,bip: and every thing arranged and ad-
mated in good taste. LUIS 10 10 ~ '"o
Il, Boardman deserves praise, and every TREND
= General Jackson should remember him. he
Ss. me-, a GOOD table, and bestows on his guests
As r.., attentions. Mr.. Van Buren, is located
~ ~ adioinins room. Our readers who have
-, had an opportunity Of visiting those rooms,
an form some idea Of the furniture, when we
,,,a the Gust of some Of the articles. The bed
.,s,d which ia fashioned after BonapaTte's camp
S.J cost S55O-the sofa is of the latest Paris
s.bion. and said to be unique; 1t cost $500
n. centre table $3.50. The Chairs intended Tor
hs President, and Vice President, SEQ each
ne other Chairs Sl4 each. All the arrange
msn,s of curtains, ornaments. upholstery, &e''
have been 90, IN by Messrs. X. & VIZ. Phy'e;
and the rich mahogany furniture 10 from the ware
roOu Of ]. Meeks & Son.-Neao York Com.
Boston Election -, Benjamin Gorham, the
National Republican Candidate, has been e.
Iect,d member Of Congress from the county
Of Suffolk, in Massachusetts. The poll was
held on Monday. Me-. Gorham received greater
number Of votes than were given for the Nation.
a Republican Candidate at the previous contest;
and Mr.. Lyman, the Jackson candidate. also re-.
esned an increased vote; but Mr.. Walker. the
Anti. Masonic candidate, diminished support.
Mr.. Gorham received 2SO4-Mr. Lyman 1890,
and Mr.. Walker 429 votes.
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a Card.

a Card.
nocroR r. H. SANDERS, having located him.
seN at Odeoquan. Prince william County, vir.
eni. respectfully offers his professional services to
the public He may be found At NJ. Fishers, or at
bis Office adjoining. june l-eo4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-15
Soon

100 Boxes ]. Burbeck's best No Soap, 20 lbs
lUU each, received by the Brig Token, from Bos
ton and for sale by
june Is EDW'D. DA1NGERFlELD.
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Our Manufacture!
RICH and SPLENDIDM

! have HATS for
the Summer, which | con-
fidently offer to the pub.
lie, knowing them to be Of
the FIRST ORDER. ]
have REDUCED the PRICE.
/ ask those that are in
want, and others that have
been buying in the neigh.
boring Cities, to call and
examine-compsre, and say.
if I am not offering the finest
manufacture for the price tina,
has ever been seen; two doors
East Of Butcher's Hardware
Store.
NIB. Country Gentlemen,
before you spend your mo.
ney, call on
JOHN T.. O. WILBAR.
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I.eMAOn SYrWN,

AleMon Syrup.
II BURBECK's Lemon Syrup, Of superior quality.
d in boxes containing one dozen bottles each for
sale by EDW'D. DAINGERFIELD.
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a Situation,

A SAtuhVAOu,
NOR young man acquainted with the Grocery Blu
Il siness, who writes good hand and has know
ledge of accounts. and whose character stands fsi
may be had by applying at the Bar Of the City Hotel
iune l4-3t
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arTHr SAyrNes FUND INSTITUTION

open every Saturday afternoon. from half past to
o'clock. under the direction Of Committee OF the
Managers At their Room on Fairfax, fewdoors north
of Prince street. leSst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-15

]. IL. White
HAS just received. by schooner Mount Vernon, {
II further supply Of
Mems fine rump Summer Boots
DO Black and tea-coored Buckskin Shoes
DO Pumps of various kinds
.4lso,
Fine and coarse Palm Leaf Hats
All of which will be sold cheap. june Ia
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FOr Boston.

-6S& The packet schooner MOUNT VERNON,
MR Mars,on master, has the principal part of her
cargo ready to 60 on board will take 200 bbls freight
if offered Immediately. and accommodate several
passengers. Apply to the master on board. or
June 10 HENRY DAiNGERFIEL0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
BOTETOURT SPRINGS.

~ HE former owner add proprietor If lhes
D Springs having departed this life, in aeeoi
dance v IN request expressed ia his last illness
hey will be opened the present season by the sub
scriber his executor.
The Botetoun Springs are situated in Bo,eiouI,
county, Va. IN healthy popaous and most desi-
sable acis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 miles above Lynch
burg, from which place an excellent line of Stages
runs regularly three times week. A particular
and detailed description Of them has often been
given to the public, and the benefits arising from
ehe use of the water arc believed to be 40 generally
known that the subscriber dacs not deem II neeas-
cary 10 repeat the one, or offer renewed iesnn,o.
mails ofthe other.
The charges will be moderate TO all md TO such
Is remain q month or longer, crironrig lar.
The will OF Mr.. Johnston nuthorscs has execu.
tors TO sell these Springs Al such time as may be
mos, beneficial 10 his estate The subscriber
therefore, being desrous Of closing It's concerns
speedily possible offers them for sale and IN.
vites persons DESTROYS of purchasing, TO eommani-
cate with him. by letter, directed to Botetourt
Springs Va. The property IS valuable aud well
worthy the attention of eaI italis's.
JANES +. ROYAL,
Ex'or Of Charles Johnston, dec.
sT The Editors the Rich nond Enquirer and
Richmond Wig will insert the foregoing advor-
,isenenl IN their respective papers once wHek
I'LL the ls of July, anl forward their accounts to
this Office.
Maya villa tiaGf)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
To The Peonle of Amherst COaniy.

FBNIE subscriber ,aIxes grca, pleasure in having
| n II IN his power 10 offer to the people OF Am
herst Henry c. Atwood's newly invented and
! highly approved MACHINE for threshins Clio
yer, Herds Grass RICE, Wheat, and other small
grain. The sole and exclusive right TO winch, 10
mahe, construct, use, and vend TO others TO be US
ed, within he limits OF the county Of Amherst is
se.t in the subscriber, by virtue OF purchase
and deed from Mr. MARSHALL BayIlss, of fennes-
see who has the patent right OF said Machine for
the State of Virginia, and who will exhibit mo-
del Of the Machine the 10th, llth and 18Th DAYS
of June, a, A lnherst Courthouse, when and where
perform Of said Machine may be witnessed.
Among the numerous certificates given III appro-
baton Of this Machine for its simplicity, lis uulity,
and ts cbeapness, the great advantages II possess
es over other Machines ofthe kind FIR its quatif
Of labor saving and relieving itself from hard sub
stances and pressures of any knd-thc names OF
Andrew Jackson, i. u. s., C. V. Cowan, Esq, }.
Nelson, WIN. 8 Waierson, J. Il. Eaton VIM
M Bur"cil Drury Childers, John 3. T.lIen, and
Lawson q. Wllsher, my be found, aud many
others.
The subscriber can with confidence recoumem
this Machine to the public. Any persons, aitller
Mechanics or Farmers, who arc DESTROYS OF prr
chasing individual rights, or ready made ma
chimes, for hand or horse power, will apply &c
he subscriber in Lynchburg, and DIR. James Pow
ell, Amhe st Courthouse. The subscriber " i'll be
at Amherst Courthouse on Monday the l.th
Court day, to sell individual rights or contract for
ready made Machines, and will endcavor to cxhI-
BIZ model OF the same on that day; and on the
rights OF which all persons forwarn to infringe
RD. II. GRAY,
Sole proprietor for the county Of Amhers'
n. B.-For further particulars and testimonials
concerning the Machine, rcfei them to Mcssrs
Richard erkins and Paul Jones, of this place, md
Dr.. James Powell, Amherst {. Ii.
Tnna a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
STAGES.

IN he proprie,oys Of lie line from Lynchburs by
4 Fincsstle, Sweet Springs aud White Sulphur
10 Lcwisburr, have determined, for the public nc
commoJsuon, 10 run three al Illonal trips during
the sprinr season, making Six trips per week, and
connecting every trip with Mr.. pat,esoLs Rich
n,opd line, aud the Piedmont line.
IL consequence Of the expense Of this expert
e,-nt, the Projectors will be compelled 10 rely up
on tbs public hbsrality Tiny will be compelled
to charge more than the customary fare. The
puhhc wall see, i, is hoped. the necessity Of this
principc, aud II is believed vii not only excuse,
but approve It.
Fare from I.yneLburg to Finenstle 50 90
Fucasle to White Sulphur %
intermediate distances 9 cents mile.
The line viii be IN operation by the 18Th day OF
JIly. THE PROPRlEIOAS,
June "a Is
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S EA G. lis.

slIE pubiic are = Imed thar u ca,iy MI is
=" now running betweec hi place ana " ~,
nston CITY. Inc sdva,iae Of TINS araoge'
nsnl nr- numerous ana ohvioas.-li 40 only
gives thi' place daily Northern, au' dsii, Rich
a -: mail. presents 10 HE ten,eit'ng from
tennessee, &c. route subject 10 no delay ~a@'tt
eT.
lhs line is intended TO combine proper tx
pc i'ti"n. with ampia timp for rest but whenever
II l. 'eqnireh, it will 'rs,el all nigh, as do tie
eierich bur linz" an vii then reach Wash
Ing without difficulty, as soon the strs'n"'"
Fr III Charlottesville TO Alexandris by land III
mile, Alexandra. to Washington, by tie boh
7B'les-by my route, 1914
From ChaTlnttesvi'o 10 stcambnat landing 10
me. -S,cnmbod iaodine 10 ashlng OIL
rau,e b, Fr,de' kshure, l39 niles.
Defiance from Sai.m TO Washington City, ~!
mile Fare II 20
lie subscriber has spare no pains "a pot th'
oct accom- N uda' rus on the wto', road II IN "a
ie"' 10 Washington CRY And hHysg rDyoNsc
unset ma n-avy additional fxprnse, n const'
qnenee ofihe ss' ahlIshmtnt Of daily mail sohr''
the .nppor Of generous pubic.
WM. SMITH.
IL The Abing don and Knoxvilie papers viii M
50 the ah We 70 months ~ the u.na ,srnuu', ano
sens tn II account to this lice fos coi ciion.
Nav
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NOTICE..

IF not previously sold. will sell, at public auc-
Il ton for cash, all the cstete formerly owned by
William Pt,e dee d. at Charlotte Court house
aud lef, me by him, consisting of,wo lots Of Wood
Land, one of which contains So acres, the other
35t convenient 10 the Court-hous Also three
improved Lots, making s acres. upon which is u
tavern house The above sale will take place On
the 9th day Of August next, it being conr. day.
Any person wishing TO purchase all or any par, Q,
said property, for particulars, will apply to Col.
Joseph Wyatt, to Mr.. Archer Vaughan, or to
Mr. Wlnslow Robinson, living at Charlotte Court.
house, or to myself, in the county of Halifax, about
two miles from Brook Neol
FRANCIS ". SCOTT
June l3 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

MEW GUCDS.

FENHE Subscribers have now the pleasure al IN
n forming their friends and the public at large
that from recent purchases m ,de al The .Sorth, by
one the firm, and carefully selected, their stock
IS entirely complete. They deem it unnecessary
10 give list of their goods suffice it 10 say that
their stock embraces almost every article III the
line of Dry Goods, Grnceries, Hl,d1are and Cut
Ieyg-ln this, Is Included an extensive selection Of
hats, Boots and ,Ss1es, Of all descriptions From
purchasers they respectfully ask call they are
confident that they can afford as good bargains, Ell
her auheleSate OF retaif, DC offered III this
market
Their W are Rooms arc also open for the recep-
non oiall sorts OF produce, to be shipped or sol on
commission. Particular attention will be given
10 the Il celying aud forwarding of goods.
NOWLlN. HUNT x co
May 20 Is
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June2.i
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'L's1lISA' = AA:E

HOY virtue OF deed Of trust executed to the sub
ED sc,lbcr by JAS Bullock bearing date she i3,f
of September 1922, and duly recorded IN the
clerks office of Botctout county, ehall expose to
public sale, before the front door of the Franklin
Hotel, in Lynchbulg,on Thursday IL, 25lh Ct July
next, for cnsh, that well known Tract ofLand
lying in Boie.ourt county, called the Big Lick, be
my the sans tract the said Bullock bought ofEd
mund Pate. The undersigned, acting as uustee
will give the title vested in him as SUCH
L. FLETCHER, Trustee.
IuneoI IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

EYlRGINiA.-Atrulesh held in the CIerk,s o,bco - ~,
" .ltcu Superior Court of Law aud Chancc,y in, th
,ly W amherst on Monday the 3rd day of June ,s,3-
i,.n ~ surviving partner of SpcaIs, bowman &
ii'H against MicnJah Camden surviving executor =,
Hl.''n camden, decd David S. q ,rl and and LAM.
Wdtahi' executors of james Ga, land, decd TIou,n. \
Eloaha, W imam Turner Lindsey Mcdaniel ad,pni,,,n
wan INC "i annexed of james Pendleon deed a.
'onn lam len, decd Defs-In Chancery vi
nc aeie"dant Mcajah Camden not having entered h;
h, "su IA security according the act of AS
,.r,,,v o' sha court, and 1t appearing by sat.
,snea'tv evidence, that he is an inhabtan of ,6 &
d ," on motion oftli" Plsa,in, b, his coun,e, !, .
b % a'. ne snid defendant, Ncajsh camden do non,
ase On OF before the first day Of tho mex, sept, ,e an
,nr oili OF the plaintiff, and that a copy 81 th, %
S Two on.s successfully, and posted at the froat ao m
'Ho court hous1, in said cuugty ~ 'oo' Vi
,.H.5s~p'-f'''' Jp:;4 THOMSON, U. elk.
Wig
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TO sSfefGGLAN EkS.

TH5TiE subscribers have been authorized by the
u court Of Ffanklin to con'r~ct for and silpsrln-
tend the necessary buildings ior the use Of the poor
Of said county. II will require about l2o,ooo
bricks, winch wish to have made aud lald 'la-
ring the present season We invite the attention
Of Brjchayers md would be glad to receive probo-
sails as carly as may be convenient
H. VI. TAIIAFERRO,
WM b WILLIAMS,
no. L. WOODS,
Commissioners.
Franklin c. II. June 81 3w
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MNTTCE,

HEURSUANT to dectce ofthe county court OF
IL Amherst, pronounced on the Eth day OF Sep
cmbtf, 1882 in suit therein depending between
tomas Pierce, Plaintiff, and Elizabeth Tyler, Lar
Kin Loudon and May his wife, Mary Ennes, O
ney Garner Isaac Scott and Martha his wife,
lame, billiard, John Hsggard and Rachel his
wife Peter Moore and Susan his WIFE, Thomas
w. w uren, Eleanor Warren, Robert W arren and
w liam Warren, defendants Tbs undersigned,
Commissioners Cor the purpose, will roceed, on
Saturday the 81 day Of August next, If fair, II not
the next fair day thereafter, upon the premises,
IN the county Of Amherst and in the neig hborhood
of the Rocky Creek Mills 10 sell the lands of which
William DIllard died seized, u credit OF one,
TWO and three years. in equal instalments The
purchaser will be required 10 enter into bond with
approved security, TO secure the purchase money,
and the title will be retained further Qrty un-
ii the purchase money be pad.
ALEX LANDER MUNDf,
j. PETIYJOHN,
Commissioners.
June 81 t3dA
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CNMlNissinA MUSINGS 8.

.,AHE subscriber offers his services to his friends
L and the public as Commission Merchant
His Office few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
SAalI. ANTHONY
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boariers Her rooms are con,modlous, aud
Lear some Of the best Schools in Lyneaburg.
Feb 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

FENIIE following stakes are now open to be run
~ for over The I.ynchbdIg Coars';
lst-- 4 sweeps AXE for colts and FLIES, yeats
old to IAN nexl Fll Meeting, 500 entrance, half
ortt , mile heats four more 10 make a ruec-
to close the LIST Aasas., to which are several sub
scribHs.
GA sweelis,ake for colts and FLIES, 3 years
old, that hive never Won rncc, 20 run next Fdll
Meeung ss,G0 entrFGee, half forfeit, mile heats,
Our OF 10 uahe race, to close the l.t OF Au-
gust.
81 j posi sveepslake, tree for al ages, To run
TEX, Fall Meeting, ~ % entrance, play OF pay, :
mile heats, four more TO make race, 10 close
the first Of September. To this stake Inc f"pre.
tor will add Silver Urn, value 800.
| A sNeepsake TO- colts and Allies then 3 years
! old, TO be run Spring Meetos 1884, Sloo en-
trance, half forfeit, mile heats, four more 70 make
a ,ace, 10 close the lot January, 1884
A sweepsiukc for colts and hlie~, then years
old, to run Spring Meeting 1884, $500 entrance
half forfeit mile heats, tonr or more TO make u faee
to close The l.t January, 1891.
A post sweepstake, free for all ages, to be rni
the next Spring Affecting 3 mile hsa = T. u gu
trance, play or nay, Gu. t. nahe raco, K
CID, the It Jarnary. 1854 70 this s'aka th'
tiopr. etor Will odd a Silver Waiter and Par o
Pitchers, value S2a50.
Y. n. OLIVER, Proprietor
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May 20

TENHE undersigned feels graceful for tue patron
n age heretofore extended to him as Commits
sion Merchant in tie sales OF Tobacco, -Four &c.
AS a member of the firm Of Nowlin, Hunt I, Co
lie ,ocits continuation Of that patronage, and
pledges particular attention to all consignmen;-
made to hat firm SAMUEL NOWLIN.
MAY % IS
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FdL LdBLE AM Y
M EDrGINES s..

l., ,oconnJ, =, ,ho n,,,,;,, ~ r;,,..
f., ,bsi, s,n., ,;, $780,. al IL. A., ,h .
cnr,,,n, al ,ra,,,,osa,.a =. go. -, ,,.h;,h hi
A. ,ro s.,;, - ,i = r.. - 1884, ~
;c =, I.I'; -, ,.;. ~
r - r. IN ,, -. 49,,
o. - -, 80. 49,, .r', -
IT, =, '',a,,, ID, Tim. IL. .,i.,,.
=, ~. VI ~ ,,,., ', 49,, ,',e, ,,o,.
~ va! ~ - g '"' , 80.
,a.''' ''" 80 .'"''
~" nv
mr. ~ edocF Ct'c"'o' A'Je ''"'0e'
lh,s valuable apli alton l. ''piiy a." iesri'
ed super e''inR al" hr's Tor soir' weak, ana III
lianed eyes has frequently eh't'e" cures, "ht'
otter preparations Is az" '"hh'f, Hh' Al '"e 't'"t
dies III common usr, had iai''h, a"d "h'". 'fre
The sevet OF The d.eaSt. "a 'es' OF We eve s's
"Sso seriously unprecedented irice' 20 ce"i> "
box.
DR.. ~ e0tfr's EVe water.
| For venL and ina .a,ed vs., tr.quen " used 81.
| /. wash, in conn.xi.n with Viewers Eye SAW.
in ''do ch'onic cs,es. parlicn'-rly wh"'e 'ns,-
| IS much discharge oil matter. f'"e 20 en- ga boz
Ne
| UT. SfOuse'S Celebrated Infant Drops.
| 1uts vsiuabl, Carmina,,ye "a sale, Heo"iaa
and st cdy remedy for The disease. OF ou,g I'll
| dr-n-such as Cote Cunvui.on.. X ,trs.ne..
| Gii Ing. Uisotd-red B,qv,.,, 0iten >t.ols Sou
Vomliug. + Ia,ul,nc,, &c
I Although uosscs ,pd of anodyre ur,p-r,irs to
'oe'he pam ndp'ocsne .ie'p,sr, prod"cr' tn, ar
I'll AZ '"' ga me h'"'' W w. '"' o'o"
'sngu'd. n"d hs,'rss So "htH g'ntra'iy tel
low tue use a. La"aan" u eSo c. hho ''e COM
mon ca III n''V's - me s'ops.
lhe infant Df"is are mol olieieo 10 'he pu"hc rs
anew invention oi e'n i'.is"' "n '"e contrary
thtif me'itN have been I Sled by t''n' Ample II
ptTicnce tor nunhtr o' Years h"s proved 'hf :"
i"ilv adtqnatr IN M purposes Tor "h'th
hey are recommended, nut super or 20 III
'het C"r"'"'"vrs' ih'r 'n''ac'rr !" "h'"'I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

Rogers, kctchum a. Grosyenor,

Paterson, y JerMg ot 60 Uai!-J. y J,
YpROPhiE OR5 1.-The J 1rson Machine Fac
y tory and Foundry, where nre mnae al
kod. Of Marhin ~ uetd in the Msnuincture Of
Gotten, Wool aud Fiax--AI kiuis 81 Ma .hine
Castings. aud Caspnes to' Mil Gra,iag ALL,
Raj Roud Car Wheels, Boxrs. A,les aud Springs
furnished aud fitted in thc mos, complete manner
IT All o,dets addressed TO trr Propf,etofs,
snhrr At Paterson ~ New YDrh. "IIi be prom lily
ate 4 - Dh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

William u. Reid, Thomas j. Rsu. All
minisira,or of John Reid. deceased 10.
seph Gaid, sen'r, and Rober, c. Cut.
Ter.
TENAKE NOTICF,--,hnt on Monday the 81
n day If July, 1888, between the rsiag ard get
sing ofthc sun, nj the Tavcrnof Mr.. - Harmon
IN the town Of Stanton, q State Of Virgiha, shal
rroceed take the defositons Of James Johnston, &
Others and if not completed on that day, 10 tt
continued from day 10 day, until finished, @hiet
are Intended TO be read as evidence in sui de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
snd Chancery, for the town OF Lynchhurg, III
which am plaintiff and you are defendants when
and where you will please attend.
HENRY, A PAUPER,
SOD Of Esther.
juno G. ldt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
RUFFALOE SPRINGS.

n HE Subscriber Ii NOV flung up the Cahlhs
4 and Tavern al the above place and will DC
ready in few days ~ accommodate all those who
may favor HIM with Their patronage. HIS Table
Will always be GItnished with the best the market
affords, aud the Stables with good proyendcr and
, careful Ostlcrs'rhe assortment Of Wines and Ii
luurs, the known celebrity Of the caier needs no
ncomlum Suffice II 10 say, all those who have
F., visited them arc well satisfied of the medicinal
rirfpts OF the water.
The BuilaIoe Springs are situated in healthy
country, IN the county OF Amherst % miles from
! Ly NcuUurg For lamantic fcenery Il cannot be
snrpnssed The ibserber feels conh1 mt TINT n
generous public will duly apprce tate his cced,ons
to contribute both 10 the health and amusement Of
| bis guests oAML. 81 EELE.
June 20 I'm
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FHYIlE public e,e hereby aioroe!. TIA, the above
business "a 10" galn5 on IN ihe same place
haaf sho Ilorse ford, under the superniendence oil
Air. Anderson Paulctt, who think viii give gen.
eral satisfaction, ior he has cards oil the best
atty, well put on, and dressed w in the best
manner, and makes nice rolls We grease tins year
with lard which does not stain the wool We
card 70, G, cents per ID. giving the privilege To
bring one ID lard to 10 lbs. of wool but when you
do not, we viii charge Cd pr. Id. oilard. Try and
bring in early, that may get through before cold
weather, or we shall have 10 use oil. shall attend
occasionally, and assist IN having it done well.
WILLIAM THURMAN
Rolls will be kept for sue a the machine, nj
Thurman and SchoolGeld's, at Sally Thurman ),
at New I4ondcn and at Patonsburg.
expect to buy wool.
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08

Mossrs. James Pettep, ,sham Brown and Nancy
his wic, formerly Nancy Pearcy Joshua Pear
cy, Lucinda Pearey, Jnb ~ Pcurcy, RUN Peor
cy aud Rebceca Pearcy, theirs OF Chatles Pear
ey. deed lshnm Pearcy, Edmund Peatey lien
ry pcarcy Nicholas penrcy, Henry Miller and
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Pesrcy, md Nan
cy Wormack thcirs of John Pearcy, sen. dec J
"AkE NOTICE that on Monday the
Il l5'h day OF July next, AZ the house of ias-
ehal BuforJ, Esq. IN the county Of Bedford, !
shall take The deposi'lons of the said Bulofd nnd
others, to be read IN evidence on tho trja of sui
in ehanocry now depending in the county eosr, OF
Bedford, wherein am plaintiff and you are dsfen.
dams. If from any cause the said dcposs,ons shu
mol be taken on the above tuoJ day, shall take
the same on the next day (fucstay the 10th OF
July, } and # nfer commcnslng. tho tatag should
not be completed in one day, | shall continue Ia
klng them iiom day TO day unit, The whole arc com
rioicd. JOtiNPEARCf.
June 10 wiw