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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Dr. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
rFoR FEMALES!

GNHEY purify the blood. quicken its circulation. as
u sst the suspended operations of mature, and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints among
the female part of society They Pill; are parteI'ar
eicsciou. in the Green Sickness Pdlpitation Of the
Heart Giddines,, Short Breath, Snkng ofhe spirits,
Detection and Disnclinaton to Exercise and SOciety
Married ladies will find the Pills equally useful, except
in cases Of pregnancy whsn they must not Dc taSsn;
neither must they be taken by persons OF hectic OF
consumptive habits. Price 81 So box
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
4Lso,

~. The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate rslisf,
without the least injury the teeth On trial this will
be found one of the best remedies known tor this com
plant Price so cents q box =,
- Nome genuine unless signed on the OUTSIDE n
;nm.J;ot. ,,rce{,or 10 the la DR. w II Conway For
sale At his Counting Room, No. SO. c"urt street.
near Concert Hail. Boston, and by his special appoint.
ment, by WIN. sIAbLhn,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Notice.

Notice.
vuluE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the
- HOUSE formerly occupied BY StroSS
&&1if1R ther, williamson. and Barnard. This is
H q large and convenient Establishment.
we'll calculated for the accommodation OF
al pefsons, and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patronise him in
hs new vocation the undersigned can safely offer one
sssufance-the effort to please The house will be in
future known ~ the 4MERlCAH HOTEL
JNO. y. MCCARTHY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06

hamps
gUS1' received from Boston, per schooner Trans.
~ port, very handsome assortment of
Cut, Ground and Plain ENTRY LAMPS,
Of the most fashionable description. Also on hand
English Bronzed Astral Lamps
40 do Mantel do
ID, Bras Shop do
DO Tin Wall do
Together with large assortment Of China 4 Glass.
ware Of every description. offered for sale moderate
terms, wholesale retail.
Window Glass Of every size and good quality.
jan30 HUGH G. SAtFh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Charles bennett

Ohut hOo DONhVtV
HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreu.
n direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
best quality. and is for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton 3uraps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
few bales best sheeting and shirting cottons
He has on hand,
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentne vesting. and
velvet Waistcosting
Blue and black superfine Cloths and Kefseymeres.
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low priced Cassinetts.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-06
Hats and Caps.
Uphoistering. &c.

CrEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the pub
- lie that he has commenced the
UPHOLSrERING BUSINESS
Upon King street, few doors above Mt Hurdles
Chair Factory where he is prepared to execute any de-
ser;n,on of Upb s,ery and will furnish to order Fea
ther Beds, Hair, Moss and common Mattresses OF any
size, SC. &c
Stephen Sanger and William Creighton,
under the firm Of Sanger 4 Creighton, bave also CON-
menced the business Of
CABINET MAKING,
and they OFF, for sale sideboards, Bureaus, Tables,
Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas &c. -,
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles will
doubtless advantage themselves and oblge US ny cali
ing it is our purpose to sell at the lowest possible
prices Repairing promptly attended to
ism Soft SANGER 4 CREIGIT ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
IEieEGEsEE,

MfoDy was got by the distinguished rafe
horss s.. darI,s, lie has turned ont more rae
n.s#.. = H. aav hor horse of his day he 10y :
Agony, VINO Is ls.tiy ST. led the father OF line A IN.
rlcaa '.rf---L,s DUN by Citizen, he by Paehoct
England Bercuyg's dam was by Rcmus, he
I ,rtsr and Tartar by old Diomed-Romus's e
.raa ny Daredevil, & her dam was also by Dio4a
R~uus', slaadom was by the imported Know
great gr dam by Old Bellair, he by the lmpo'td
Medley great great grandam by the imported
Oh>omity, great great great grandam by Apollo
g.. &C.
1t is yldent from the above pedigree that h'rt,-
~ la. dccended Immediately from ono of the Iu.
resi- and most popular stocks in the word b.
close alliance to the noble and unplocedeu'ed sac.
cess OF lis unbtmlshed ancestry iapGrt 10 han In
ths most concentrated manner the richest crosses
Arcny, Citizen Medley, and Diomcd-ji1rVes
dam VAS sold TO VIM. K. Johnson, at the extreme
aee OF thirteen, for 5000. Her produce. IL Med
ley, since, two year old, TO MIR. ;. Hun, u
Bedford Va for 5000 cash.
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CtREtOEL'S EfOTEG.
FINCASTLE, Va.

IiN1Ap La ' H.
FHNI1E subscriber has taken possession OF that
NJ well known establishment recently occupied
Mrs. Backus situated in the western part of
town, near the court house. The houses are now
undergoing thorough repair, with Improvements
and considerable additions, which Wal afford
pleasant accommodations % those who may call
on him. Families travelling TO the Springs, wish
ing to remain some time in this place. can be iut-
nshed with private rooms. The beds, bedding,
&c. being entirely new, together with the retired
and airy situation of the cstab ,hmtn', he pre-
sumcs Will add much TO the comfort OF 'raveretS.
lis stables will be well furr shed, end hls BAT
will contain choice ODD wines and liquors. The
stables are large and roomy and viii at all times
be well furnished, and attended by good and active
ostlcIs.
The line Of Stage Coaches TO this place from the
North, West and the watering places, all sop at
this house Extra Coaches at any time be
procured during the Spring season
Having leased the above establishment Tor
term Of years and furnished it entirely anew, al
considerable expense he hopes that with close per
sonal attention, he will be able TO render satisiac
ton TO his customers 5. CARROLL.
Flncastle, Va March IL 1888 5t
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ss=-a= - -
NOTICE..

II HAVE sold out my cntire stock Of Dry Goods
II and ready made cothng, &c. 10 Mr.. Lindsey
B. Padgett and snail discontinue business in this
place, To my frenl. and customers, who have
so kindly foyoared me with their dealings hereto
isre, ! beg to assure them of my most grateful
thanks, and respectfully invite them to continue
their dealings with Mr.. l., L. Padgett, IN whose
rectness AMI i'bcralty have the utmost confidence
Persons indebted TO me will very much obgo their
humble servant by making immediate payment of
all accounts and notes due, and those whose
counts are not due viii please call and give their
bonds All claims against me wish presented
for payment | shall keep my Office a, Mr.. Lind
sey & Padgeus. TINSLEl PADGErT.
March 1W
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EbELDIs.ssiiF.

YOUNG SYpuAX Was ut by the imported
Arabian horse Syphax, Who Was imported IN the
uuiteI States Fuetde Constitution, commanded by
Com. Jacob Jones, and was landed at New York,
IN the L. :. Of America IN My i0}i-eyphaA
was obtained by Maj Townsend Shlh. late Amer
lcah Consul al the Re 'cney of lunIs, and Ms
purchased from an Alab ofdlalncton, who valued
him above any horse IN the actual possession OF
the Boy 81 KING Of fnnisi he was foalcd near
Mecca, in the Kingdom Of Yemen 1t Is well
known 10 all " ho are acquainted with the history Of
that noble animal the horse) that the purcst blood
IN the known wolll found IN this palot AtUbat
Young Syphaxs dam WINS got by the celebrated
race horse Nrgmian, who was sire Of Shakes
pcar., NBstnius, and many other fine horses, whose
colts have been SO highly approved IN 1auoas
parts OF the country Nmgnan was 10y Sr Ar
chy, who was the sire of sir Charles, Randalpl's
Janus, Rnado, ~ some Of whom have stood rs
high as $50 the season. The public ore SO well
acquainted with the pedigree Il Sn A,chy, II
would be only repeating what they have htald a
gam and again, 10 give 1t Al aree suffice II 10 say
at very advanced age he stood at 300 the seasof
Nlrginlans DAM A,tltrlx, was by Maeog, lac by
Chaouciecr, he by WIldalr, he by Col. Baylor $
imported horse Fearnen9ht, and hc by Godophn
Arablnu, N England Young syphaNs srandam
mare Of fine tom ead appearance, was 10y Oh
security As Mr. Mottlson. who owned this mae
iema,t some years nso from this State TO Ken
lucky, have not yet been able 10 obtain her Pcdi=
erce as FULLY ms som, might wish, but II will APP
pear that Young SyphaN IS not only by full bloc
dol Arabian. but ON the side Of his dam has a large
portion Of the bast blood IN Virginia, o. ever IN
America and as he stands worry low for a horse of
his stock II is not TO be expected any variation viii
he made IN the terms above mentioned Should
amy be disposed to doubt any part ofthc above they
will confer favor on the subscriber by examining
lis vouchers, rs also number Of vouchers IN the
hands OF Mi Christopher Timbtrake, who now
owns Syphax, too yoummous to be inserted in a
common horse bill THOMAS CALLAWAi.
March IA 1t
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VYlRGtNlA, 10 W.T. Al kue. holdou in IN. tl,rk
~ afice OF the Circuit Supnriar Court II Law aud
Clnnccrv fpr the ofFovd, the 7th day Of jan
unry, ls32.-John Panksy, Edward Punkcy, Sanuel
Pankey Stephen Pnukcy Elizabeth Pankey, W n. Pan
kew and James Paukry children aud heirs Of JOHN Pan
koy dee. Puff. against Archer Branch and Jacob iiems,
neit.-In Fhancery
The defendant Archer Branch, having entered hi
and cneH security according TO the act 81
Assembly and the rules otthis court appearing by
sacory violence that he inhahrtant oi ths
Commonwealth. On motion of the piaHf1-, hy heir At
arue> ordered thu, nc, the snd Archer Branch, do
appoar here on the first Monday in Ap next, and scr
The comp tinant'- h aud thnt copy ri thu order he
forthwith Inserted the i.vnchburg Ntyinian fpr two
months surressHr and that smother copy IL posted at
the front door Of the eour house. of tins county.
Copy-Te-te, WI. GDOl'SoN, OK.
Jan. % VEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

Via"'NA At rules aocn In the Gle; e.. One of Ia,
'feut superior Court of Law and Ch.ncerv for The
George "E.ilocNe .u against Tboma, Wells and samuel
slaurirG II. Garland, Def..
The defendant Thomas Wells not hsving catered his
appearance aud given security according the act of
Assembly and the rules ofths court ard appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is inhabant of tins
country -: 1t is ordered thai the said defendant do
peai here on the first day of the term of this
court and answer the bill Oft plaintiff and that a CO.
ply of this order be forthwith inserted in some
printed in the Town of Lynchburg fort months sue
ce,svny aud posted At the trout door Court
IN the said town copy-Teste,
d. ROOFS. OK
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TYfRGINiA.h y court or monthly session, began anj
W held for the Of tmher,. III, hnu-,
Mondl, the i5Ih day ofFehrnar, ls33Tmo Catch
or, who for the benefit Of Iljh Fletcher, P1futf
against George w Brsoy, aud John r. Duncad Defn
datts.--ln Chanrcrv.
The Defendant George W. Ralry no, having cntere /
their appearance mi according TO the net
of Assembly and the rules 1T this Court, aud appearing
to the satisfaction Of court iuhahart
ofthts c1mmonw attn. O oilhr TainfT, h1 his
counsel IT j. ordered, thai the .ai prindnnt do appear
hero ON or III re the first day Of the next shay court l. IN
tho hl Of the pllnI aud that copy Of ths
be forthwith inserted IN the ISnchbuig Nugria, for tW
months sVev, and posted at the front door tic
court holsc, Of this county.
ACopy-reste, ROBEfAT TlNSIEY r.
Ma IL WIN
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JNVN IT 4 7
JSOP WHITE.
WIN Nice AkGo.
JAMES POWELL.

The Cd day, proprietors purse $50. mile
heats--entrance So.
Sd day, Jooky Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance 80.
4th day, Handy Cap Race, purse worth aioo-
mile heats best three IN lYe-enlrauce : l5-to be
added 10 the purse
The money of each days race will b hung
UP without discount by the proprietor Who IS pre-
pared 10 accommodate from thirty TO fifty rae hor-
ses with fine stables and Hitter gratis
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 tn
public, tina, he is fitting up and improving that
spacious building, the FRANKLIN HOTEL,
in such style Of neatness that will afford ease and
comfort to the visitors and with his arrangements
OF additional rest, he will he able TO accommodate
from 10 800 persons in the most gcnteel style
The course is beautifully situated ON an eligible
plain one mile from town, and affords as much
novelty in scenery the eye Of fancy could wish
70 dwell OIL the beautiful cliffs aud ranges ofhe
Blue Ridge waving heir blue heads one ovor ano
thcY, until they join the great chain, and terminate
their beauty IN one Of Vrginis's most prominent
curiosites, the Peaks of Otter and It's neighboring
points.
A large and spacious pavilion IS now erecting
on one of the mos, prominent points in the course
for the entire benefit and qualification OF ladies aud
members of the Club where wc hope they will
enjoy themselves, in sportive beauty unsurpassed
Y. y. OLIVER Proprietor.
The Wing and Enquirer, Richmond will insert
the above once week for Two weeks, and then
once fortnight till day of Races, and forward their
account TO the proprietor for payment
March IA. Va wlofldr
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HDURSUANT to Deed of Trust, bearing date
d the l7tL day of July, 1882, executed by
Christopher S Roanc, and duly recorded IN the
county Court of Amherst for purposes therein
nemed, wilt, ON Thursday the 18th LAY of March
next, at the dwelling house OF the said Roanc, in
Amherst, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for
cash. the following property to wit Bay
Mare, one Bay Horse Carryali 81 Ocer, SIX
Head Of Cattle, Twelve Head of Hogs all the
Plantation Utensils, the crop of Corn and Tobacco.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested IN me by said deed
THO. J. BOYD.
The above sale is postponed til Thursday 2lst
March.
Feb. IL. tbs
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SD REV ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber living hive
IL miles south Of Camb court house about
the I2h Of January Inst, negro man, named
JACOB. 81 years oil, feet 6 OF inches
nigh, Of a light yellow complexion, tuck and
chunky large feet aid hands, with short thick IN,
had on when he wen, away, light eo'oFed
clothes The above reward will be given 20 any
one for apprehcn1ing aud delivering said man TO
me. or sl0for his apprehension and security ~
any iall sol gcl Tim again. GEO w. JONES.
March IL
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NOTICE..

by virtue and in pursuance Of decree OF The
~ Circui, Superior Coud Of Law and Chance
ry for the town of Lynchburg, pronounced IN The
ease Of w liiam MiIlner, plaintiff. against Richard
Millncr, Philip Thurmoud, Abraham Carter, and
Rowland Gillespie, defendants, the undersigned
will on h rsJay the 18th day Of April nexf,upon
The premises, sell 10 the highest bidder, for CASH
the tract Of Lend IN the decree mentioned common
~ culled SeA3ieis tract. lie Lani bos on
llursleys Crock. aud contains, by recent survey,
one hund.o1 e, ,heen and three-t5arth acres.
ADDISON TALlAfERRO. D.s.
Tor Nelson C. Dawsoa, Sheriff Of Amherst,
Feb Il tbs
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(HaD br0thcr 10 The celebrated Shakespeare
KTIil sand the ensuing season at my stable
w on Wards road, in Campbell county, a.
Leesyille, and at Porer's Shop at which stands
he viii be regular, except 90 public days. The
season VIII commence on the 18th Of March, aud
end on the lst of August. lie will be lei 70 mares
al SO the single leap the money TO be paid al the
time the mare is covered and any person putting
by the leap. should the mare stand, will be per
united to come into the season Sl2 the season
which may be discharged by the payment of $40
within the season SIS TO insure mare 10 be in
foa 10 be paid as 1t is ascertaned that she
IS IN ioal or transferred 80 cents 10 the groom IN
avery case. The greatest care will be taken to
prevent accidents, but will not be liatle for any
that may hapten,
FikGINlUS is rising Q years old, o handsome
mahogany bay, with black legs name aud tail and
handsome star in his forehead He is about 6
teft 2 inches hgh--his form is, by good Judges
pronounced excellent-and ~ action he IS no, ex
.lied by any horse JACOB EARLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21
$40 REWARD.

D ANYWAY, from my house on Tuesday the
H. 9Th March, a Negro Man by the name OF
ALBERT. lie IS about 2s years ofage, i've
feet 10 inoheshigh, round shouldered, and dark
Mulaito. he had on when he left my house mixed
domestic coat pantaloons of the same, dyed brown,
and a f4rcon. vety much worn ! have very little
doubt but Whit he is IN Lynehburg as he has .
good many aeqnaln,ances in the place and was
seen on his way there. PAUL e. CABELL
New Glasgow, Mall. II. Is
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LAND ISOIS SALE.

a VAL.U ABLE Tract of Land for sale, con-
"A tanning about 200 acres, upon Little Otter
Creek IN Bedford county, near Liberty. The Land
lies well, aud affords good portion OF Creek Bot
toms, and is OF good quality. The owner resides
out of the State anu is anxious to sell. The pay
merits will be made 10 suit the purchaser-or he
would exchange it for Slaves. Mr. John N. An
derson, living near the land, will shew it, and is
athorized to sell. S. & M. Ii. GARLAND.
Lynch5urg, Feb. 25, 1888. I'm
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XTIRtiNA AT rules held IN the tlefhs Once o. me
~ Circuit Super Of Law and Chaneery TOR bed
ford County, the Sd dav ~ December, leJ9--John
sun, PHI. agsin., Charles Whltcley aud Anders ON
Thomson Dcfts In Chlnccry. :.
The defendant Charles "hteley not having en'efc" I'
aud security according to the act oil As
srnby and yues of this court and appearing DIV shts
cidc thst he not nm nlshitat OF ths common
wsslt-Its or Tered he do appear here on the FIRST
uy Of the next term and tho bill OF the com
pninnn and thn copy of this order be pTinted IN the
published lynchbnrg for two months success
.ycly posted the Vnt door Of the court house, oil
this county. - 49,. -, 20,
A copy-Teste JOS NlLsoN, .'H
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Bonnet and Dress making.

MRS z. TRUsLOW respectfully informs the
1vA Ladies of Lynchburg, and the public gene.
rally, that she is prepared.o receive all orders IN
her line, and pledges herself to execute work with
dispatch, ard in the mos, approved STYLE one door
below the Post Office, and solcits Il continuance
oftheir favors.
NaSsh!1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

MY yir,uc ol 4 deed Of trust executed by AJAX
. ] Walker. to samuel VI Garland, john NJ.
Oley, Alexander fhompklns, and John L. LOWS,
hearing date on tle 30h day Of AptI 1928, and 'u-
ofraeord IN the County Of Amherst the susiv-
ing Trusloes ia sad deed mentioned will on tho
1T day ofAprii. l,33 a. Amherst Courthouse, ii
belrg IL lst5oy If the uest term, of the Circuit
superior CONT olI.sa 5a5 Chaneery fer the Coun-
Of Amherst ssll - way Of public Auction, 30
valuable s'ay. ., consisting Of men, woman, gpis,
boys, ard SRA. 5l,n.
Tho term ol s4l.W vii BE- made known at III.
time All plae. - r.Ie-
The sad sale is advertised, and viii bc made
oi,f the assent of the sand AJAX J. Walker.
The TiusHeo4 milking ~ s.lc, will only convey
such tlte rs /, yelc5 In ta.uby the deed Of ms
afof said. Ite >Abtrtng trustees
March ! |. tbs
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CIR ENlE n MOSBV.
ou,mission Merchants,
RICHMOND Va.

RICHMOND, Va
HAVE on hand aud offer for sale,
IN Hhls 81, Croix and New Orleans Sugars
9OV part prime,
% boxes white Havana Sugar
4, do. Loaf sugar, various qualities
o, hhds. N o. and Westlhdl Moasses
100 bags green Rio Coffee
30 do best cid Java do
20 or chests aud ID boxes G. Powder and
Imperiel Teas
3 malt chests young hyson Tea
. do hvson skin DO
5pipes Cognac Brandy, seisne,te brand
IL half do do DO
10 pires pure Holland Gin
SO ibis Mathis old Rye Whistey
% bbls Bumsardnef's do do
10 do Flack q Sons 10 do
30 hhds Baltimore Whiskeyi
5nbbls do do
ID hhds Apple Brandy
50bhls do Do
d do Y Z Rum
20 DO Baltimore Gin
lOdo do Cordial
Is DO sweet Malaga Vine
DO do Mafsedles Madola ID
10 lndn ibis genuine Madeira do. old
0wholc and half baskets Champagne DO
Por Madeira and Sherry Wine IN cases
of2 2 and daz.
10 cases Rhcnjsh and bordeaux Wine
loo |, : and ; gallon Demyohns
10000 genuine Havana SegaTs
10000 common do do
co Who'll and half lierccs new AAee
% bags black Pepper
10 90 Alispicc
10 DO Ginger
100 boxes best Soap
100 do common do
so do Tallow Candles, various siics
$50 kegs White Lead
6boxe- ground VorjsfIsi IN canlsIels
2do Chrom Green
90 kegs black Paint
8 bbls Putty, IN h!addels
$50 reams Wrapping lafer
300 do large de
90 cases Lack and dta6 Hats. somo fao
do palm leaf do uo
=. We will receive and forward al goods that
may be sent to ON care.
March Il I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-21

rlIlll subscriber having experienced the dlthea'-
= " ofraising Iefses Of sufficient SIC for the
.usanl purposes oftamns and road service, a''sing
from tie want Of sic ,5nmony observed m Inc
bloaJed Stallion. al knowing such 10 b~th' pre-
,aIent objection 10 Hooded horses generaiiy' ms
been induced To purchase the horse Maxi@uss to
Vbon this objection docs not apply, II whom he
invites the attention oEthose lilo w.ah 10 raise
horses tar tho saddle or harness
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NOTICE.

0NHE subscriber being dcsireus Of settling MS
accounts, respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons indebted to him to come forward and
make immediate payment,
SAMUEL RITCHEY.
Liberty, March 7, 1888. Wit
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PEDIGREE,

VIRGiNiuS was go, by the celehrate running
morse Virginiau, who was got by Sir Archy, whose
pedigree ia well known that it is unnecessary
Tor me to repeat it. Vmg damb by Balls eel.
ebrs,ed running horse Forizsl, his ersndam hy the
imported Crippled Wonder, e. grandam by the im
ported horse Bedford, 9. Z. grendam by Symes'
Widair WILLIAM Q. GREGORY
Feb. 2e. I,
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W9NDVNY.
G;:l'k
Y7c Prorerty Of Y. y. Oliver, Of Lpnei go,.

no Pronerty Of Y. y. Oiirer, Of LyneBa,.
fDNIiS beout.ful Race Horse and Stallion H..
L. ing been selected 18th the strictest care To-.
he most valuable stock ofihe land, is now n,
stand at my sable at Rocky Mount Franklin. tan.
", Va, in the glor; aud vigour Of as you.A H.
10 serve mares at he reduced price t1reHA ~ d
ars The season. winch ma, b. discharged b. w.
doilals lfpa.d on o. before the the Isl # T. s.
tutg fire. doliars insurance, to be paid as So.
tn. s'nle is usccrtalncd or III mare part.d y=H
f'feen dollars In single ic1p 20 be pad da.n =
the tne Of service, uni one dollar sash 70 i=s -.
IN every instance. Any gentleman az.94a,..4
spons. lie or SIX uilrss, vii b. allow ea one -.
--tfe ssasoa 10 comm nee the Isl F.tu5a
expire tn L OF Idly. The subscriber = d. IL. J..
most y'ei.dnt X6fuohs TO give ample sl.lee, ..#.
to all ~to may patrenize his horse, ana to ..t,a-
al; accidents and escapes, but ca'mol b ll 4
any that may happen. Extensive last4aag.
prepared for all mares sentto .Heteu1g, AMI .yl.,
tueniion VII be paid to mares with tots. -
: ii ~ ea4rged iof Servants accom-
I'D .t.l' tN9.Y i've cents pr 2.vI.
,-.s4 90. .st.I #Ha##.' .rI
- MrcpA .at.s... ..=#o. -
ged hail price The neXt.