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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07
CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor of Jutlkins' Ointment from the Hon. John Ia.
liaferro. Member OF Congress, is highly interesting.
The gratuitous manner in which 1t is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu.
m,nity: and is certainly well deserving Of public at
tention:
.wAsHrsaroN, January %, 1929
SIR-Ithas been my wish fora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented by Mr.. Judkns,
and which now understand is made and SOLD by
agents appointed by yourself, have applied This
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure to produce cure
in every instance. lconsder il the decided anu
efficient remedy in all Of tumor, be the
whatit may; and have found nothing ST. good for
wounds of any description 1t may be proper to
add, that the cure of tumor called white swelling
given over by the most distinguished physicians IN
cueabe. aud which they decided would without ainpu
tation prove fatalto the patient. was undr ny ime
date notice, effected by the use fJukns Onm1 nj
and the patient is in fine health His limb Affected oy
the tumor being restored to perfect of sound
ness Also that the leg of an aged which had been
wounded and exhibited one dreade,ly liberated sur.
face from the knee to the foot, ana which, for more
than two years, had been considered ncurabe was eff
fec,ually cured by the application of Jaikins' Oint
ment mention these two cases, which fell under my
immediate notice and management, as decided evi
dence Of the efficacy ofthis RENE y in of tumvr
and ofucers: have expe .ience4 as decidedly, the
good effect Ofths remedy in the cure of Felons, and
OF svery species of fresh wound. seems me that
any one who will observe the operation of this Oint
ment must be satisfied to its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the ofthis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES HERsroNs, Proprietor)
otJudkins' Ointment, nearFrede.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
~ Having been for several years in posses
sion of concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHErrsnD's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment. known BY the
nam of DR.. w JYdkins' Patent Specific Ointmsnt,'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtsned new pat.
ent thereon. AID having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before, il is
de emed necessary that public be given of the
nuisance. Having devoted much time and care
durIngthe above period, preparing and making this
Ointment. and been instrumental giving il the gene
raj chsractert has sustained, with whatever improve
ment, n a this time. it has received. present II to
public attention As heretofore, the genunenes, Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and Sold vholesaLe andreiai near Frederick
M by C. Herstons, eoneernedin tie patent right"
April IS. CHARLES HERSrONS
For sale By WILLIAM STABLER,
june 8 Druggist, Fm.far Street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07
Charles Henuett

CNavleS btNNctt
HAS eeceivcl. by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreh
& / airect from Liverpool,
10 bales best Br,Iport shid and Herring Irvine,
which the Manufacturer says is OF the very
bes,quaty, aud IS for sale on the ufual'erms
lie has, LIKEWISE, received,
Hest cotton ilurlaps
Drih woaiien Kerse,s
Lowell cotton ard wool Ke:seys
few pieces best Point Blankets
A few ba!es best Shooting and shifting Coi;ons
lie has on hlnd.
Very iirs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English while silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Nesting, and
velvet Waisc0atng
Blue and black superfn. Cloths and Kersey mcres,
&c &c
lie expects daily con,ignmen, of Bed Ticks and
low-priced Cassinetts.
nov IS
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70 Act.

sSE...A. comfortable Brick DgELLiNG ho Use,
as s,b Out ,toases complete, sllo'nng 'he house
occ.,ied by Mr. Joseph caches. on Cameron -, s'ee
possession may be had Immediately Apply 10
rossessi'" '"'' - CHARLES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07

The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor of Judkins' Ointment from the Hon. John TIA.
liaferro. Member of conSress,i is highly interesting.
The gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu.
msnity: and is certainly we'll deserving Of public at
FOL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07
Ground Plaster.
mar 4-2m

For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or B", l.,;,,
,sNHE subscriber has on hand, and 'nen'' III ~
l. during the season, Ground Plaster, %he" w. ,,.
sold at as prices Is it CAN be procured ~ "
trict. JoNh'
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Health Secured,

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
,A.si Il. 5 11OrEL.



N g subscriber has taxi possession OF that
vel siown establishment recently occupied
drs 3 sckus, situated IN the western pafi OF
hum near the court house, The HOUSES are now
Inxsrro,ne thorough repair, with improvements
nd considerable additions, which vii Afford
klea.anf Recommendations 20 those who may call
n him Families travelling to the Springs, wish
~ 10 remain some time IN this place, can he FUR
k,shed with private rooms. The beds, bedding,
kc. being entirely new, together with the retired
Ind airy situation Of the establishment, he pre-
Sumes will add much 10 the comfort OF trasellers
HIS stables will be we'll furnished, end hts bar
will contain choice oil wines and liquors The
ksables arc large and roomy, and will at all tunes
be well furnished, and attended by god and active
|pstlers.
The line of Stage Coaches to tbs plaee from the
North. Wes, and the watering places. al step al
ah,s house. Extra Coaches gan at any time be
procured during The sprung srason,
/ Having aseA the hove establishment Tor
|term Of : s4rs and furnished It entirely anew, Al
consliarab. expense he hspss that With close pr
sonai al nt.on h. a,I % abe 10 fendfr sailsiae
tlon ia e,s cnslor' eaRRoiis.
Fneasile, V N1fch H. 1889 II
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i'edfor aud for sale.

liz. sui,scnner Is anxious 70 sell the iafm
hereon ne SIDES, IN Bedford county, con
tanning 500 acres. y .ng remarkably leyel--3oO a.
rres cleared and enclosed, and the balance very
heavily numbered, and all good tobacco land Inc
cleared land is laid off lato Ave fields and lots the
lots are highly improved aud nov IN wheat and
clover and ahou 10 neros o the fields ffesh, md
the remainder IN excellent farming condition ! he
improvements consist IF large tWo story d"s.hhe
house and kitchen of brick, md eyefy other heses
sarv gu, house for the comfort and convenience q
n cantecl family and farm Ihls land hes m the
poper Forest on both sides of the NAN North road
heading from Lynchburg 10 Liberty 10 mites from
the former and Is miles from the Inter. II ~ en-.
of The most handsome situations IN the county
comma ads a very handsome and diversified view
Of the moaniains--is IN DEL htiul nelsbeethooi,
remarkably healthy, fine water two u moro good
springs in every field and VII n tn yHd--
The farm join dessrs Radfaad obs. " ais
and others m 'orms of sale IS pat easb, mud
for ,he remander a credit v III be siXen ofa hbefal
d,srelnl allow ! for pfomp, payment Possession
my be had Immediately after sale, Il rnaie before
The sprng There 100 bushels ot Whit sown
ON tbe larn, phi IN vel, IN good UNI aud looks
we'll The purchaser can be accommodated with
plantation utensils anl al lands Of slafk.
JOEL fANCfY.
r.. 81 VITA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
COUGHS AND COLDS.

I'll j. now abnut Qua III Srw Eng
- LAND { uon SYRUP vs. first n 10 lhe
public, dnring whiea n.e several ttoasand bottle.
hive ben distribu'ed throughout the & ID srpfss
an B,iiish Province, aud III all cases where the
directions nave hern strictly foil o" ed by those who
ustd 4 he ost .aiutarg effects have been prodn
Jed, and II hss unifprmls ptoyed ,iseli 10 he silf
clhc for irhnsnza, Conehs Colds Asthma Nhoa-
ing Cpnlb Spt,iing OF Blood, anl al ar cttous oil
the Jugs.
lbr pro, ririors ara al libptty IL ref II MANY
individual, Of ihr 6tst i.spr. tah'itt. who bas.
been cured al obstinate eonghs ~ =, nse IL
following usr- received lay ten a,e adasd, tn
the peto.ai OF those who ma, he tr0ubled VT
.imiIa' cnani aiots
Geotemcn--A or having tried, h. h recon
IN ndatlon oil ny freud, nlmist evel. mrdirlns
Tor n cough "ltaoltt'e hal ,clef, had recourse
Ia yen NV tnsa Cnngh syrup, aud INA
bed 10 say With much ,haukinlness. that Il ha
cred me "i ne of The most obs ma ,ongh, | e,s
FL koe" aud >i'a tel il - be dot, III
y 10 every one whom Cad in need OF So .stna
medicine. Signed- our, ,e.res t6liv.
JOHN p. EPttENs.
The vrry grea, benelt tlsi have dp,iesd Il ~
tho use II yo1r S,,ap las asloni-hed ne 70
,he ,sure. rom the tcngih n ,ius tat | snH ID
s'ih "A ~ sets,at4. .oogh, sup osed sheolf
I've h" III Of u while lived Bn, by akng III,
bottle Of Syrup which procured I, yon. / cave
been perfectly cure and now zip, good hrhltu.
Signed sliLLMAN ROBINSON.
Sc e,al physicians have o.ei tn \ +. Ugh
Syrup IN their lrat,i IN otdei ieee ~
IN iime sinr. ireta dt,,in= cushing iteti
gentleman n The lntn IL sips'qn.nt lit, >
remarks. -" Your Cough Sstnp l. nEhluaile
eured me Entirely II IN II VT ,ate .eopt Il
tak,ng tie 9th dose Oh h winch rec :
we'd from y"p, gave away all bn two bot atf
OF the tNe used II my ON CTS. "a par o. ~ III
other have by ne. IT, ,u e.tt, - 1900
gwen away, The patti called aoa -i"k / ite
establishing fleet = the ran ~ Ia 10 10 tug
/ noe i,pm Young geui.iuan Il this tlts "a> ie
ceived few lays .lltrc.
II gives me gtea' pleasure Ia h. aiis 10 ID IN
Testimony iavot ii yppi Eogl nd loagh
syrup, two bottle. II winch Law x "nur.l, cured
my o g. witch va. s,vere TIA nv phy siciaa
ads ised ~ Ia >pen the coming .Int.r Ia
III, rn climate bui thr ftttunat u>e ot your S,
rop Will preclude e necessity.
b sfon. Seq p 1852.
Patlcn,ar dneft ons or ne accom- ny eaca
b ttlr
Pfiee Tlf1 Ce1Rs
Pr pared ony ~ MUfFAi PIUNAtER L Co
Ils t ta,trnft Bo.t u, H.. o Il oiol, 81, h,
en M by Dt.,-i t, ii ar x c.. \ lii
VI nj n l. n. - isik, tfta1ca n, u asgists
eeaeraIly through tn L ~ta,ss ana bIn,sb
frovlnCes.
d - How D"ies Lynchbprs, Va. ag /, or
h. il ftrt
FL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14

n P.9oe7a u y y orr, u LyRtijar..
sfNH 5 beeutfu Rec Horse and la.llon. h.
II ,ns been selected with the sirelcst are ION,
he most sausaie sto=k Ct N I'M. s ~ At -
stand al my stable al Rocky Alou !, ffarAlln CON.
II, Va IN the Glory and vfgour Of hs youth. r..
10 seise mares atthe reduced riee treaif nc d.
ars the season, winch nay be d schar1ed ~ W.
' dollars ifpaid 0, betere tn the Isl Of jul.
h'rfghr dollars insurance, 10 b. pad as eooli -.
the same IL ascertelned or the mare parted IN
fHieea dollars N single Ieap, 10 BE- pad daq5 >.
tie time of sefyies and one dollar cash Ia H. groom
IN every instance Any gentleman, 5cconIa.. re-
sponslble for Six Mares viii be allowed one ers.5
the season to commence the 1t February A.
Expire the fst Of July. The subscriber " III use 5
most yigilant exetions 10 give ample satisfaction
to nj who may patreBize his horse. and Ia prreee.
al accidents and escapes, bul cannot b. lIabl f,
my that may happen. Extensive pastufags Is
prepared Tor all mares senfto Mercury, and ,efrV
attention will be pad TO mares With colts loth.aa
Will DC charged tor servants aecompanyng tn
and only t@en.y five cents per dry for f.atI.f.5
with gam to all such may order L. Ma "a
10 nsfcnfA thai fal lbs season, Will only DE- ell,
rci hail pfGe the 1t K
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
New Glasgow Female Academy.

/flHE spring and Summer session of this Insti.
:. tuition will commence on Monday the a,h day
Of March, and continue FIVE rsonths The cxperi.
and capacity Of the teachers, added to the To-
cal advantages Of the Academy, place !, upon a fair
ground ofeomparlson with any similar institution.
and give II high Claims &c public patronage. All
the useful as well IA ornamental parta Of Female
Education taught, II Is b.iss ed correctly
specify, md az ehenply in any Other Se'n,nl-
ry--it Is deemed superf1 tds 10 add word IN COM
incubation Of the teachers suffice /, 10 say, TIM, Mr.
Yates the Principal has for several ysafs, devoted
hrs time and inenls TO That profession and has oh
tanned desersedy hi h reputation an instrac
tor 4 that Miss liommann, Tho Goscrness, Is la
DIV Of high ccompllshments and altbo' she came
stranger amongst us, she has had the good fortune
during the phst ecr, TO obtain the confidence and
win the esteem the pubic generally. There have
been two public examnatons fi4e Young Ladies
IN tins Academy since Mr.. Yates has had The man
aeoment Of IL both of whlch were IN the highest de-
gree gratifying and interesting, as furnishing nbun
Ian, proof Of the txceIlency the School & ihe Worth
and capacity OF the teachers, on the one hand, and
the assIduty and Application of the scholars the
oth.r. The Academy Is situated within view Of
The village Of New Glasgow which, thee Is
not more b. an,iful and healthy situation IN the up
pr coantry-An institution with such advantages
to recommend II, II IS confidently believed, cannot
fail to share largely ia the patronage of the public
From the sah)oned rates ofeharges, II will be ~
,hnt 4 complete and liberal Female Education can
be acquired here upon the most reasonable terms
TUITION FEES.
Onhogfaphy, Reading, aud Penmanship, per
session, Is 90
II Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography,
with the use Of the Maps) History, (ancient md
modern J IT my of t6en1 be add i 10 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
WARD ELECTION

vHNHE Ward Election for SIX Aldermen and SIX
Il Common Councmen in each Ward, IN the
Town of Lynchpurg, wilItake place pursuant to an
act of Assembly, emitted" an act to amend All act,
entitled, an act dividing the town of I.ynchhurg INTO
wards, & for other purposes" passed Feb ~, 1880
on the FIRST Tuesday in April next and will be held
in Lynch Ward No. being all tina, part OF SAID
town below the lst alley, extending from the river
to the twelfth street AT the tenement next door TO
Rudd x Halsey's And in Henry Ward, NO :,
being all that part of said town above lst alley,
extending from the river to twelfth street, at the
office lately occupied by Messrs. Morg9n & Nc
Daniel SAMUEL BRAN -FORD,
Sergt of the Corporation of Lynchbure
March 4. tide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
TRACTOFL LAND.

To Elizabeth Campbell, Administrative of George
Campbell, James Campbell James Demasters &
John Demasters, administrators Of John Demasters
decd, John Campbell, Nelson c. Da"son, she 1T
of Amherst and as such administrator George
Campbell, decd and Samuel Garland,
UVAKE notice, that on Tuesday the 10Th day Of
u March next, al the Clerks Office of the county
court of Amherst, shall proceed TO take the de-
position of Benjamin Brown, and others, TO be used
as evidence on the trial ola cause depending g. I'M
determined in the Circui, Superior Court of Law
a d Chancery for the County of Amhors,,in which
salt am the Plaintiff, and you are The Defendants
JOHNC WILLS adinr of
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D.
Ale,aagIA Mcclure

tbs ssnsf having been sent hi,her from the 1if-
eolt snprfiar Court 4 Law AMI fbaneffY IL nv
Gatpofa,i u Of Ivnehhnrr !. I'd I'D ~ be DOCK e.
eted and III reunon, by consent oi nat'es The
cause came IN L. be heerl o. the b''l, anzwfr
and ,hihil. and wss argued ~ counsel. On en-.
Alteration whereof. The courl doth adJnige, order
sna ,lfttee thai, uniass he deisn1au shail, with
in ~ mouths fr7tn n date heraai nav oHta the
plaintiffs the sum oil mr. hnndfed aud twenty four
pound, ten shlinss an a ENVY, with ihifrssi
ihefeon ahet ihe RTE OF 81, per- eentnm per an
nun from ,he DAY al January 1913 until pad
mud the Gusts oi ihls sut TINT tAs lshsuh OF ihs
county do after having adf.rfi4sd the tnie md
plac. al ale fbr fur weeks III sope newspaper
printed in TIM tern III L.nrhhnfr. at 'ht front
dunr If h. court hpuse NJ this oaapiy on Fome
count dB,. and a, some public place mar t. resi
iance of ile defend m nj leBst ten daYs hrfore
such salt proceed Ia ell upon tie premises, b.
way II publ auriien. u thu hishnsi bildrr, lot
ready money. or uao6 sneh ers1tt ~ the patfias
thetuselsfs shal agfee nfon, III ifaet Of Dand h
lhe bill mn ionea. - much hefeof rs shsll IL
soieiepi q Ray oil nad Il, seharse tn dsbt nlate
,nfd aud lhf cozit aud III the e{eui a. the sai
ftfash, I nj he pay thn proceed ihefeai, ~
5ifffavng lie txpenses Of the san .,eie hi, eo4l#
suffice II IA future nrder au1 drefte hat III 81,
Of sale upon credit. ihen, thnt hs take ifon ihe
pure aser fatcta ers thttrei hoad, VIII sall
M se.nfy 10, the pa, ,nent Il The putehhtt I'M
NY retaining ths nllr IL ihe said tnl ~ htihe1
&c ;iiy Tor the sa,1 purchase moeey. sahIee, Ia
he -snd IN ensa defnnit br npdr in H. pes feni
Of .Dme aud tia Il hid ID hen1 snllael /
II 'uinin OF ler Of thee nri aud tepnrt IL -
5eadiags II the coprt, ~ othfr IN Gosl a. oict,
hi ihe haeaa IL IN It'll aeentto -, pashfie On
~ i dsY al January 1915 be dfflseiei np l.
ne defendant 10 h, Cancelled.
Cnpy--ietf =. CUTLER, On.
PURSUANT L. tAp abo,e dec,.e. he nnte,sten
- " / faasY,le ell t,tbe ighe, bldaef, fer
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NOTICE..

vENHE undersigned having formed a co-partner-
Il ship under the style of Aoplin. Haat and
Hfadon, and having purchased out the entire stock
of Lorenzo Notsell, Esq IN this place, will carry
on, IN the house lately occupied by HIN. large dry
goods business Their assortment Is now very gen
eral, and IN few weeks will be added to extensive
", by purchases from the North.
The late customers Of Mr.. Noryel together with
our friends aud the public generally, are respect
fully requested to call upon us.-We promise them
as good bargains as can be had in this place Our
assortment at all times shall be such as 10 suit all
classes Of dealers, wholesale or retail.
One branch of our transactions vii, be that Of n
general Commission business We will attend
particularly to the rece wing and forwarding of goods
as we'll as to the sales of all sorts OF produce We
have room for storage, &c.
SAMUEL NOWLIN
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID HERNDON.
March, 4, Is
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NOTICE.

nY virtue and in pursuance of a decree OF the
ID Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry for the ,owa Of Ly nchbarg, pronounced IN inc
case of William MIllner, plaintiff against Richard
MiIlner Philip Thurmond Abraham Carte, an =
Rowland Gillfsrie defendants, the Undersigned
vii, on Tuesday the 18th day of April NIX, upon
the premises, sell to the highest bier, for sasha
the tract of Land IN the decree mentioned, COMMON
" called schofeld's uect he Land lies on
Hursley's Creek, and contains, By recent survey
one hundred eighteen ard hres-tonrth acres.
ADDISON TALiAFERRo y s.
For Nelson c. Dawson, Sheriff of Amherst
Feb 81 ids
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LINDSEY Ii. PAD.ETT,
Merchant Tailor,

(Nearlg opposite L. q. r. y. NorreNSo
WANING purchas j of Mr.. r, lsley padgetl
Il u his entire stock Of Dry Goods and Ready
md, clothing, winch makes his present STOCK
large and complete, he can nov olier such induce
ments as cannot fail to please friends and custo
mers who have heretofore favored the two above
establishments with their patronage am also nd
ding daily, Of my own mnnnfsctory,
Great oats,
GrnJomens and Ladies ped S Camblet, coaks,
Blue aud bael, Dress Goats,
Claret, Brown and steel mixed 10
Green Olive and tlay do do
Blue and Black rrock Coats,
Ciarc,, Brown ard steel mixed d.
Green, Olive and {, AZ - y
Blue and Bacl, Coates,
Clarci, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray do
Pantnloo 9, Vests, Drawers, Shirts and Shoes,
Hats, Shiu bosoms and Collars,
Stocks and Cravats, Stiicncrs, &c.
Clothing manufactured Of goods of every style.
shall also keep constantly en- hand, Dry Goods,
China Glass aud Crockery Ware, Grocorcs, &c.
will also give Goo Is in exchange for Country pro-
duco or Timber of any kind, plank, scantllng,
hre wood locust posts &c.
~ B-The subscriber is prepared to execute
any order in his line the shortest nouoc and rca-
dest dispatch, LINDSEY b. fADGEl /.
ar will take old clothing in part pay for new
Clothing.
~ Wanted immediately, two or three good
hands, of Industrious and steady habits, None 9TH
ers need apply.
March J 4w
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TEACHER WANTED.
March, 4.

a HE SUBSCRIBER, living in the upper end
n of Charlotte county, on Staunton River,
wishes to employ gentleman as Teacher, who
can come well recommended as to character and
qualifications, to teach the Latin and English Lam
guages. One who could insiruc, in Music on the
Forte Plnno would he preferred All letters on the
subject, directed to the subscriber, Brook Neal p. O.
Campbell county, post paid will be duly attended
to. EDWARD w. HENRY.
Feb ii Is
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FIR ST AR aIVA1.
SPRING GOODS.

nLACK Italian Silks, of the richest g. o" and
ID finish heauIifsi Gro de Maple Silk s.newes
shades rich Gauge aud Gro de Maple Fancy Hkfs.
a choice assortment # handsem Caiicos Cd Cling
hams. pink, blue. and checked; solid Pink G'g e.
hams, ut reduced prices ca Cambria, an JACK.
onet Muslins ve,y cheap & II Swiss and O. ne"
style Oh. cked Muslus With gIea, variety OF 9th
er goods, TO h,ch We invite the attention. OF our
whole sale and retail customers.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March. !, Is
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TuNHE SUBSCRIBER formerly oft Bell Ia
a vcrn, III Liberty. Va. has taken possession OF
the above splendid establishment, recently occupied
by Robert Morrss Esq
He is now furnishing the numerous rooms of this
spacious House in style that will afford elegant
accommodations TO those who may please to call
GA HIM Private parlols and dining rooms suitably
furnished, viii be kept for the use of families :,
and Gentlemen travelling by private convey
apce may be assured that the extent of the
House enables the proprietor 10 prevent annoyance
TO them from the arrival and departure of the
Stages.
The splendid lines of Stagecoaches TO this
place, "from Richmond Danville, Salem, and
Washington City" and the watering places, all stop
at this house, and their respective offices are kept
in it. The Hotel is situated on the main street,
convenient TO both Banks and to the Tobacco
Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all times, be supplied
with Hacks Gigs or horses TO travel of the line.
He has, with much care, selected sober, honest,
and active Servants and Ostlers, over whom he
viii exercise constant and vlgllant attention.
tbs Chambers are large and numerous, enabling
him to accommodate ono hundred persons with
ease. His stables will not be supposedly any in
Virginia, as the stables large, with dirt and
paved floors, and supply of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment for num-
Der of years, and incurred havy expenditures in
improving, getting up and furnishing it, the sub
scrbers interest viii induce him to omit nothing in
his mower to accommodate his customers
YN OLIVER
AZ The Danville Reporter Wythe Argus and
Lexington Union will insert the above once week
for weeks and forward their recount to this office
for payment Jan l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-14
NOTICE.

VuVHE Stockholders in the Lynchburg and Blue
Il Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make payment of Twenty Dollars on each share
to Samuel McCorkle, Treasnrer-lmmediate pay
ment viii be expected
FRANCIS T. MERIWETHER,
Sept.27 President.