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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

Nesc Psblicafions-Weh have received
the first six numbers Of the "People's
Magazine" published in Boston by Lily,
Wait, & Co. Itisan extremely neat worA
Of eight pages, each number of which is
embellished with several spirited ensra-
wings on type-metal, which add much to
the verbal description Of scenery, or the
subject matter Of the articles over which
they are placed. We publish the prospec-
tus in another column, and recommend il
to the particular attention Of our friends.
The first numbers may be seen at this e.
flee
From the same we have received sew
eral numbers Of "Parley's Magazine -
1t contains sixteen pages, and is orna-
mented with engraviLgs. 1t is designed
partic ularly for the entertainments Of youth
blending instruction with amusement, and
thus clothing matters Of fact in Language
attractive 10 the youthful mind. We viii
publish the prospectus shortly and would
recommend it as worthy Of the attention
ofparents and guardians.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
One track of the Rail Road over tn,

One track OF the Kali Road over the
Allegheny mountain is expected to be
completed in the present season, and a
double track on the entire line Of the
Philadelphia and Columbia Rail Road,
and the whole line from Philadelphia
to the Allegheny river thus completed.
The French Creek division Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Canal will also be finish.
ed in the present season, by which a
line Of forty miles will be run N. w.
towards Lake Erie. The communica-
ton then through the AIleghanny river
will be sufficient for one or two boats of
proper burthen. 1t is said that a COM
pany is about to be formed for the
construction Of one boat by the early
part offspring.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

NJ OTcCuUuERI Oh AO ulllCS AoH 4,tOH w
At French's Inn 9 6s3 25
At Shelbyville 7 9O7 90
At Doble's Inn, Shelby CO., 6 miles 7s3 10
ss,296 25
Contracts have been made for the
direction of about 25 frame bridges, to
be placed over the principal streams,
to wit: Big Graham in Ripley county,
Little Graham, Little Otter, Mdscata-
tuck, Sand creek, Deer creek. Mill
creek, Lewis creek, Big Sugar, Bean
|dywine, Pleasant Run, Fall creek and
several other streams, besides pun
~,.-v., a.'u IusscTt bridges over All tire
small branches and rav,nes on the
road.
All the principal hills have been let
out, to be graded so that the ascent
will not be more than degrees, or a.
bout one foot rise to 6 feet on the sur
face.
The marshes and muddy places have
been. Tor will be at private contracO
ordered to the turnp,ked IS feet in
centre Of the road, and gradually des-
Cending from centre to outside bitches
so as to drain the water off from the
road.
1t is thought by the Commissioner
that the appropriation made last winter
and to be expended on the road during
the present season, will render the road
goud from the Lake to the Ohio.
We understand that the contracts
have been taken by responsible per-
sons, and on terms highly advanta-
geous to the state. The Commission
er proceeded to the north from this
place. for the purpose OF letting out
contracts between indianapolis and the
Lake.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
From the Democrat.

From the Democrat.
BY the politeness Of Judge Poke.
the Commissioner of the Michigan
Road, we are enabled to lay before OUT
readers, the following brief statement
of the contracts entered into for i'm
provements to be made between Madi'
son and indianapolis:
Contracts have been made for the
Improvement on 81 miles between In
dianapol,s and Madison, for the sum OF
s.: l9j 26, 10 wit:
Improvement let at Madison on miles
for XO3J W
At New Marion on Big Graham for
improv ements ONT miles of road $50 GU
At Napoleon OF miles for 1,4s4 OO
At Greenburgh on 10 miles for l,4O4 O0
At French's Inn 9 $50 q
At Shelbyville 7 9O7 &C
At Doble's Inn, Shelby CO., miles 7S3 OC
At Indianapolis 10 LAS w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

The schooner Fredericksburgh,
from Matanzas, brings intelligence
that General Villa Soria had arrived
there with part of a corps of 700 men,
sent from Mexico, to march into Texas,
for the purpose Of expclling the Amer
lean emigrants. Some expectation Of
a counter revolution prevailed in con-
sequence Of the disaffection of some Of
Santa Annals former partizans.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

SMyRSA.-The following oonhrma-
lion ofthe accounts previously received
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

The Cherokee Intelligencer of the
18th inst. states that a battle was fought
on the 2Sth ult. near Scudder's in
Forsyth county, Georgia, between a
party of Indians and a party Of whites
consisting Of about thirty on each side.
The weapons of warfare consisted Of
fists, sticks, and stones, and although
fortunately there we're no lives lost,
still there were a number of black eyes
and broken bones. The quarrel it is
supposed, originated in a dispute about
the gold mines at that place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08
From tAe journal Of Commerce.
FIRST PROCLAMATION OF
THE IRISH GOVERNMENT UN-
DER THE NEW BILL.

DUBLIN, Sunday, hpTh I.-1nc
: following proclamation extending the
provisions Of the Bill to the county and
city Of Kilkenny, appeared in the Dub.
I'm Gazette. 1t is stated that pro
clams;ion viii! appear early in the pre-
sent week, prohibiting the meetings
Of the Volunteers, the Conservatives
and the Trades Union:-
'.By TIE Lori Lieutenant and Council
nfY-oJood -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
RICHMOND ALN NeYIBURt.
SIP AGn =,

YUy1IE public are respectfully informed, thati ny
direct on Of tie Post Office Department, this
route is changed from thrcc TO Ak TIMES week
Tho Stage will eaye Richmond and Lynchbnrs
evn,y day, Saturdays erccp'eJi and arrive IN each
paeeovery day, Snndoys excepted.
As this arrangement extends ~ farther than
Iynebburc, passengers Coz the .Soufh, either 10y
Peck & Wclliord's line VIA l,aines Tavern, l1amP-
den Sydney College, &c OF by Smiths line through
Danyc, Va to The InroInas, Georgia, &c To
the SolsiAved, through Alabama, aud Tennessee !;
and TO the Uc1 via the watering places, ond Guy
andolte, on the Ohio rlver should unless lcy vial
To rest a day IN Iynrhburg, leave Richmond on
Mondays Wednesdays, aud Fridays
The coaches on this line arc new, and arc not
exeelled beauty, Strength OF comfort, by any now
IN use. The horses ere good and the drivers &c
conmodang sklllful aud steady.
In consequence of The great improvements re
Gently effected and those in contemplation, IN the
Steam. boat navigation between Richmond aud Bal
inlore, with which this line connects three tunes
a week, going aud returnng1 faellfta Ing the IN
terconrse between those puts b. You'd all prcVous
example, | can confidently recommend my hue to
travellers from the West, South West, and South
IN iheir trips to nnl from the Norh--tho time re-
qnsltc to accomplish them, and the expenses, vary
Ing but Little from any other line, AID in point OF
comfort exceeded by none, feqnaled by any.
A, pATTESON Propylctor
Rilhao,,d 4. LgnchLurg L,ae
Mob All baggage, packages &c at the risk oil
lhr owners thereof.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
4 LIST Or LETTERS
remaining IN L,bsr'g Psi O0ce on t4e Is q

Rcalaintug IN L,bsrtg Psi Ohtce on lie l1 Goy
Of Aprtl, 1888.
A Lnncfor1 Ayrs, Limner Ayers.
Bs-Mann +. Burhs, Joshua burnett, susan
ua bowlcs, Rev A. Burne Harvey Beard, Tho
Bnndy, Joseph Boyer
C-Jos, phi Crowder, WIN. Carter, Paul "A
Clay, G;corte couckun, Ab am Crumpecker, Rcr
~ Car,er, George w Galloway, Koily Crouci
Bedford Clerk, c. c.
D-Jamos DHIard, Joseph Dcpow, Abner DO.
byns ,.
E-Richard Ellis, Martha EARLY
E-Josiah Ferguson.
s,-otepaen Gosgin, Mrs. Elizabeth w. Gard
nc., sam GriIfin, Mrs Rstbary Green
YE-Snoa Hancock Eliz abeth o. Hardy. Ste
phcn W. Hunter, Warner Hewitt.
,s-Fd rerd jennings, VIM Johnson, Abraham
Jones, John Il Jones, John johnson
L-Iohn w Lacly, Jesse Lettwch 3, Gen.
joel Lcftwich, Richard Lee or JAS. Lancaster
VIM Lambert, Barnabos Little, Mrs. Frances
Leilwlch .
NF-John McComala, Ambrose Il. Mari,
James Mccain
Madam Newman, VIM. NOEL, Chs. 2. No
ell, Vincent Nelson
D-Archbald A. Owens.
P-Cha,lcs Patterson, John pa,tis,h, Dr. Da-
vid Patteson.
l-tNeN. james hE'tl, Jho MY y'sci'h iNoSSci
Jesse Reynolds =, james Robinson, VIM Ryan,
Cyrus Robertson
s. Joseph Slaughter, John Stephens, Mrs Eli
zabcth { Scott Mrs l.. w. Snallwood, John III.
Smith, VIM. $. Strange ., Col David saunders.
II Silas Taylor Daniel Tindcll, Jos. lhom-
son, Roiing G. Turpn, Mrs Mildred Tinslcy,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
W--Jcssc White, Alexander Wade, Elder
Jesse WIN, jesse White.
WM. r. PORTER, P. NJ.
April 3tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

NOTICE To John Lynch ENccutorof Henry
IN Ward deceased, Mealah DAVIS, Benjamin
Watkins, administrator of Robert A. Ward decea
sed, Alexander Liggat Edward Lynch and Charles
H. Lynch, Executor OF Anselm Lynch deceased
TAKE MOTTO E-That on Thursday the Goth
Of April 1888 between the rising and setting of the
sum- at the Office OF Commissioner Samuel ] Watt
in the town OF Lynchbuig and State of Virginia,
we shall proceed to take the dispositions of Capt
Philip Payne, Edward Franklin, and others 10 be
scontinued from day to day until completed which
said dispositions intended to be read as evidence
ina sui, in Chanccry, now depending ard undeter-
mined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery. for the town of Lynchburg in which
Martha Barber, John B. Rutledge and Lucinda
his wife, late Lucinda Barber, Thomas 7. Adams
snd Matilda his wife late Matilda Barber John
W. Ruiledge and Juliann his wife, late Juiann
Barber, William l. McIlhenney and Henrietta
his wife, late Henrietta Barber, John Barber,
William Barber Robert Barber AMI jeremiah +.
Barber, which said JOHN, William Robert and
Jeremiah E. Barber infants and sue by John
b. Rutledge, their next friend, are plaintiffs, and
you are defendants, when and where you will
please attend.
MARTHA BARBER
JOHN B. RUrLEDGE,
THOMAS +. ADAMS, and others.
March 25th. ,dt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

Nov receiving aud on rand,
~ 70 bl,ds Prime ST. Cfoix aud New orleans
Sugars
80 bags CofFcc, Green and Java
~ hhds Molasses
30 casks Malaga Wine
loo kegs Gu, Nails
100 Reau,s Weeping parer
Cap and Letter do
II boxes aud % barrels Loaf Saear
~ chests Gunpowder and lmf La.
Bales Domestic ShoclInss aud shf''ngs
gar.Ns Mackarcl No. oed3
Fur Hats, Alum, Indigo, SPanlsi segais
Pine Apple Cheese, &c. sc. &c.
Comprising almost every article N the oreeery
line which. holding On consignment, VII he SOFA
10 he iradt, ut wholesale, nj "A very moderate per
cent npon the Richmond and Northern market
prices. .,p,.l.
Also. on hand. q few doz Fancy cnfl and ku:h
,.o,,a,,,ed ch,,,. J Il II. rAYNE,
Auct,onoer 4 COMMISSION Merchant
~ Just received smother supply oil spieno'u
Metallic Pano Fodcs. j
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
PERKINS X JONES'
Wheat lhreshing Machine.

Vu\liE subscribers have purchased OF Marshall
- Bayllss, OF Tennessee, the exclusive eight Of
making, using, aud yeu6lug to others, 10 be used
for the county of Campbell his hehiy improved
Patent Ihreshng Machine. which, from It's simpl-
city OF eonstrnction cheapness aud durability, We
thnk Is so admirably calculated to answer the pur
poses otthe Farm. Tins machine can be operated
upon either by manual Or horse power, and from
experiments that have been made, ,hnk we
risk nothing IN saying that 30 bushels of wheat can
be threshed out IN day by hand power, and hear
three times that quantity by horse power. We
have one ON hand made ON light scale for the in
spection OF those who may be disposed to furnish
themselves with SO valuable n machine This
machine Is not confined 10 wheat alone, but will
answer for getting out rye, oats, flax, clover,
timothy, and herds grass seed and we are now
making arrangements for the complc ion of as many
ms practicable in time 70, the growing crop and
We particularly invite Farmers to call and witness
mr themselves, the performance durability and
tIlity OF this machine. II can be ut the Union
Hotel lynehburg. RICHARD PERKINS,
PAUL JONES'
March IS IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
COUGHS AND COLDS.

ffI is now about ane wear 81 &c the New Eve
- LAND Ctuou 1SnuP Was ht.t ~ r"' 30 The
public, dUrng which 'Iine several tho1e"nd h"ihes
hive bren distributed thioue haui the tnI"d Stairs
aud British Province, ard IA all cases whore the
directions have teen strict, folio" ed hy those who
nsed IT, the most sau,ary effects hive bceu prodn
ccd and has uniformly prosed ,is"li 10 be spe
ci1c for influenza. Coughs. Colds, Asthma Whoo-
ping Cough, Spnng OF Blood, mud all AT clions oil
the lungs
The ptoprietors nrp n, liberty To teieI TO r'any
individual, of the G,st responsibility, Who have
been cured Of obstlnnte coughs h, lis AMI 'he
following letters received by them n,e added, Tor
,he pcrusnl ofthose who may be uoubled with
simllaf comrlaiats.
Gentlemeu--A :er having tried, hs III" recon
mendation oi my friend, almost every medicin
for cough. wtlon' the lra,t,ebel, mad recourse
10 your New Ing and Cough Soup, mud I'm ene
bied 10 say, with much 'hanttnln S. innt II ha-
cured mo ofone o' the most obstinaft coarb- ~
er knew add shall tel II 20 be dl,s 'scommrnd
II to every one whom | lad ia need ST So valuable
a medicine. 5 sned- onr., respectfully.
JOHN +. STEPHENS.
The very great benefit thut ! hive derived from
the use of Your Sy,np nas astanishrd me heyo -
measure. From the lengt Of time tina, suffered
with masi ihvstetate cough, supposed should
never be iiL oil II shile lived But by taking the
bottle OF Sy,op which procured from you, have
been et(ectly caref, aud nDw enloS good ecahh.
Siguei sIILLh w hoGlNooN.
Several ph ysicinns have Used III y f.. Cough
syrup IN thew practice, Anoidri VS. tgtesed
some time since IRON disnns gushing me,iica
gentleman ut tbr south Ia subs qncpt ,"tier he
" Your Cough Syrup i. invaluable. Il
cured me entirely OF mn ,nvete,sta cough npon
,akhg the OH dose OF The Queen WHICH | reeei-
we'd from you. gave away MI bu two bottles aud
OF the two used IN NY oru case G. part OF ~ thr
other have 10y me-. H. t,uust e,tty case 81 those
given away, The patients called and spoke ot The
astonishing eiiec, ct the remedy The toiioeing
note from young gentleman o. tins CIV was IL
coved n few days since:
II gives me great pleasure 10 he n''le To add IN,
testimony in favor Of Nour New England cough
Syrup, two bottles Of which having eolirey cured
INV cough which WAS so sever iha' my ply sican
adv ised me TO spend the coming "fnter IN
,heru climate, but the fortunate use Of your Sy
rnp will preclude the NECESSITY.
Boston. Sep. p, 1892.
Particular dnectio"s Tor use accompany each
bottle.
Pure ram Gents.
Prepared only by MOFFAI PLuMNER & Co.
llS State street. Boston, Mass. sofa wholesale by
hem aud by Daniel Goddard Il Co. M l47
Maiden Lane, sew York, tetaled by DRUGGISTS
generally throughoo, the u. Stages and British
Provinces
Doc. Howell Davies, Lynchbarg, Va. neent for
he propr'etors.
Feb 7 W3m
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NOTICE.
The thorough bred Horse

(HtH bfoftcr 10 he celebrated Shakespeare
NM sand The ensuing season nj my stable
w IN Wards rad In Campbell county, a.
Iecssiae, ard ut Porie,'s Shap At which stands
he viii be regular, except Oh public days. lhr
| season " II commence ON The 18Th 81 March, and
end on the l., al August he will be lei 10 mares
at 80 the SINGLE leap, The money 10 be paid the
time iht mare "a covered. and any person putting
by the lear should The MARI not stand, will br ueT-
piiicd to come into the season sic the season
which may be discharged lay the paymen Of SO
within The season $40 10 int"fe IA mare 10 be in
is IA ioal. ~ transferred 90 cents 10 the groom in
evaty ,nse. TIE greatest care will h. taken 10
prevent accidents, but VII not bs latle for nuy
tia, hap en-.
NlRGiAIu5 Is rising o wears old, u handsome
mahogany bay, with black legs, name and tail and
a hrnd4ainc star in bis forehead. lie - ABBOTT o
.i,ttg inches hirh--his form Is, by good Judges
p.ooouueaA axotlen and N action he - not ex-
ellcd by any horse. JACOB EARLY.
PEUEG.lsTE.
VIR6INIuS was GOT u, the criehrHted running
morse Vi ginn, whD nns Eot by Sh Arehy, who,e
urdigrer Is 50 well known that II Il unnecessary
or me 10 repeat il. Nugminss dan l,y Balls eel
ebrnted running horse Ftotzrl his grandam by the
imp ,r,ad Crippled Wonde,, Y, graudam by the in.
po,,ed horse Bedford, Z, <. grtudam by Symss
Widnn. WILLIAM y. GREGORY
Feb %. Is
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CIR .ENlE & NOSBf,
Commission Merchants,

k1bhOND, Va
HAVE on hand and offer for sale
XII Hhds. ST. Cfolx ant New OCEANS ''ngs's
~ paft prime,
20 boxes white Hasarna SasaH
80 do Lost Sugar, vagio"s Qualities
p bids. ". .. and West India Mo.asses
lo0 bags green RIO Coffee
80 do best old Java do
50 Or chests and 6 10. boxes G. Powder ant
5 half chests young hyson Tea
2 do Tyson skin do
5pipes Cognac Brandy, seigneue brand
IL half do 30 10
10 pipes pure Holland GIN
80 bbls. Msr't's old Rye Whisky
% Dbis. Bnng trdners do DO
10 do rlack & Sons dc do
80 hhds. Baltimore WhlsAey,
so bbls do do
10 hhds. Apple Brandy
SO bbs. do do
As do n T. Rum
20 do Baltimore Gin
10 DO do Cordial
ID do sweet Malaga Wine
40 10 Marseiles Madeira do
10 India bbls genuine Madeira do. cid
80 whole and half baskets Champagne TO
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine, in case
Of and doz
10 case2 Rhenish and Bordeaux W
IOO 3 and gallon Dein,jobns
40 0n genuine Havana Segars vi
30 0oD common do do
60 whole and half terces new Rice
90 bags black Pepper
10 do Aspice
10 do Ginger
100 boxes best Soap
100 do common do
50 do 'Tallow Candies, various slzos
$50 kegs White Lead
u boxes ground Verdi girls, IN canistcrs
2do Chrom Green
20 kegs black Paint
5 bbls. Putty, in bladdels
ESQ roams Wrapping Paper
900 do large do
50 eases black and drab flats, some fine
, do palm leaf do do
- We " Ill receive and forward all goods TIA
may b. sent to our care.
March lS I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

HTlKGtNiA VI rule, held CLERKS Once ofths
~ Circuit Superior court OF Law an ,hancnry for B'i
ford County, on the I'd day Of becemhcr, le52--J6in
sun PIN. against Charles Whtcley and Auoers
1hom. on, Dafis .--ln Chanccry.
The defendant Charles " hit ley, not entered hs
aud according to the AT VI A.
ctInrf aud u
eyile that Inla,itaHt III
weaiti /. oriere that he do aPtrar here the fret
day OF the Nav aud hG b of tbs
pltiHnut, aud hh llls uldc hc lflnei te
Virginan published IN lyucbnp. inr ~ mouths
s,vcly and posted the o1f the housc, oS
this cOuuty
copy-Tesio, JOS. WILSON elk
March :.
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NOTICE..


vE\llE Undersigned having formed n co-partner-
n slip under the style of Noriin. HpM and
H,adoa and having purchased out the entire stock
of Lorenzo Norvcll, Esq. in this place, will carry
on, the house lately occupied by him, large dry
goods business. Their assortment is now very gen
cral and in few weeks Will he added TO extensive
ly, by purchases from the North.
The late customers of MIR. Norveli, together with
friends and the public generally, are respect
fully requested to cali upon us. We promise them
MS 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 will be that of a
general Commission business. We will attend
particularly to the rccc wing and forwarding of goods
as well as to the sales ofall sorts OF produce We
have room for storage, &c
SAMUEL NOWLIN,
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID HERNDON
March, 4. Is
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HNHE snbscrl bet offers Tor sale the latest mpro-
u we'd Patent cast iron bark mills OF diiatent
pa terms and siges, sait,bla for Horse, Water or
Steam power, excited by none in the u. States.
Apply TO JAdESf. BAl LESS.
Ne Che'psde, Baltimore
Refer to Poe, ESQ Lynchburg, Va.
March - Is
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EarthcnW are, CHINA and Glass,
WHOLESALE ~ RET1iLs
To Southern Merchants.

mvDSilE subscriber has received his full
n - Il supply OF spring and summer
GOODS, II ths above line, 10 which he
would respectfully invite tae attention oil county
merchants generally. 1t consists OF articles scloc-
ted in person, especially Tor tho southern market
and will be well packed Ia ofier, on reasonable
terms Merchants in tn habit Of purchasing at
the North, are requested loeali and examine his
stock aud prices !. tll ARIES HOLT, Jr,
Opposite Lewis W obb n %, Mann Street Rich
mond
Murch % CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
NOTICE..

Icy virtue and IN pursuance ot decree OF Inc
H Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ny for the town of Lynchburg, pronounced IN the
ease of William Mllncr, plaintiff, against RicIe d
Millncr, Philip ThurmonJ, Abraham Carter and
Rowland Gillespie defendants, the undersigned
will on Thursday the 18th day OF April nextnPon
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the tract of Land in the decree mentioned, common
ly called Schofel,fs tract The Land lies on
Hursley's Creek, and contains, 10y recent survey
one hundred eli eighteen and three-fourh acres.
ADDISON TALIAFERRO. ID. S.
For Nelson c. Dawson, Sheriff Of Amherst
Feb 81 tbs
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600 l,ushles orr.

r WILL sell, wi,hou, reserve for easi' On W co
! nesday the l7th Of the present nonih, apfh'
:, the house Of Jno Tayloe, near the Toll 'ia en-
Amherst one hundred aud twenty barrels PRIME
Corn. in lots TO suit purchasers
The Corn when SOLD, will DO delivered nj t'e
residence of MIR. George Markham 5, . mlles nom
Lynchhurg. ''ihi
AnriI 4 Nn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08

RS r. TRUSLOW respectfully informs the
4VA Ladies Of Lynchburg, and the public gene
rally, that she is prepared to receive all orders in
her line, and pledges herself to execute work with
dispatch, and in the mos, approvcd style, one door
below the Post Office, and solicits a continuance
of their favors.
E. March IL IS
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CNn,lAisS SION hNSiuess

ZYltlE subscriber offers ms services 10 In ends
y and the public as Commission Mrfimnt-
lis Office is few doors aboyt tn, r, 81 Uoiu.
SAIL. ANTHONY.
Mrs. Anthony wishes tn fake f.w Yong Id
dies Boafiers. Her rooms are conlmnaleus, and
near the bes, Schools n i.,uoL5srg
Feb n Is
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REMOVAL.
CLAY 4 THORNTON

YGf AVE removed To the tenement lately occu'
ia pied by MIR. Joha g. Shelton, two doors a.
bove Niessrs. Mckee & Meem. and opposite D"c''
Howell Davies's Apo,hecary oiore. They respect
fully solicit coniinuBnce OF hal patronage which
they have heretofore received from their friends
aud the public generally.
March IS AZ