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q UGUSTA SPRlNGS.-This delightful summer re-
"a treat, end well established watering place, again
open Tor the reception OF company under the spcrntcn
dence Of the subscriber To such arc unacouain,ed
with the water, ii may be proper gay that is pro-
nounced 10y those acquainted with the HarfOwgate
Springs, III England, 10 be Of The same quality The 81
uaton is very pleasant, the surrounding country wild
and picturesque and the accommodations inferior to those
Of 10 watching place in Western Virginia
JOHN ". PECK.
u Board by the month, S2O--by The week. SG-by
the day $l-Children, servants and horses half price
II Hacks may al all times be had TO convey Visitors
who may travel in the Stages to the Springs from sdun
ton. juno If. list
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RARGAINS..-The subscriber has on baud lot Of
NE excellent SHOES Uades' and Gontlemen's - which
he viii sell very low TO close sacs they arc out of his
line Of business e. " RAYMOND
June TO- i2-3t
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81 SAM REWARD.--A mdddle-siIed BLACK Ira
- %zV Their ENGL1sH TRUNK, with the name of
i. Cddwalader, Philadelphia, the plde--was taken bv
mistake from on board the Steamboat Richmond on Sun
day the "a instant, containing gentlcman's wearing ap
pdrc Ttcenfg DOars reward shall be paid to the per
son who viii deliver H. with its contents Mr. Cadwa
der in Philadelphia to
JOHN OCKENBROUGH
Richmond June 49, n-A
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I'D RIDGE AT CoVlNGTON.-Proposalsw will be re-
q - ceved By Oliver CalIaghan Esq Covng ton and
the Second Auditor in Richmond, for building Bridge
across Jacksons River at the termination OF The Kanawa
road, opposite the town OF Covngton. The Bidge
be completed in all respects OF the very best materials
and Workmanship, ready Tor use, including, of course
pestructure, abuinents and wings, piers embankmens
&c according TO plan and Specifications which will be
shewn OH application TO either Of the above per-
sons aud when rendered for acceptance Engineer or
Other agent will be appointed by the Board OF Public
Works 10 receiye the if completed according con-
tract
dts cost must not exceed three thousand Ave hundred
dollars, that being the extent Of the appropriation made
by law.
The Bridge will consist of the supersructurc of
OF ~ feet each OF oo0d and OF the abumens and wings
aud three piers, OF hammer.dressed stone laid in bond
and raised 10 feet above the its usual stage The
width OF the clear passage way, 10 feet.
The Proposals must state the kind OF wood proposed TO
be used the mode OF payment and such other
US may be deemed necessary by the bidders
Bond and security Will be required in a sufficient PEN
atty, TO he regulated by the terms OF the contract
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works,
j. BROWN, in. 2d .1udr
June is. Pin
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eSALT IN STORE-Onc thousand sacks, first quality,
~ Liverpool filled, which will be sold acconlrnoda-
ting terms, by JAMES FISHER.
June III. lot
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NHONSIEUR TONSON-Tbis .,isinpui.hed and
1vH beautiful Race Horse, will again stand my stable
the present season, twelve miles from Belfeld, fifteen
from Jackson, fifteen from Halifax, hiry-6yc from War.
ren'on, n. e. and hy-scven South of Petersburg, Va.
Ills season has commenced, and will terminate the first
july and IS now ready his stand fifty
dollars the season. but may be chaged by the payment
oil iorty dollars within the season; be insured
NJ seveny-ve dollars; the Insurance money will be ex
pected so soon as the is discovered be foa
The property changedone dollar TO the groom in every
instance. Mares that failed TO Monsieur Tonson last wear
by the season, will be assured this, the price
Large and extensive pasturage in small grain, ex
presy for mares left with the horse aud separate Tor
mares aud colts, and board of ants gratis. Those
senung from distance II convenient, will please send
servants with their mares, that they may be attended
to- agreeable to ins'rucon-nares Will be ted with grain
at 20 cents per day-no responsibility for accidents that
may happc but every precauon will be taken
them.
Description Of Monsieur eToason-IIe is beautiful
blood bay with black legs, and TAIL five feet three
inches high, and have hesitation i'm saying that he
one OF the most active and handsome horses exhibit
ed IN tins or any other country; and he is the horse when
on the Turf that beat all the Archie horses that
in contact with him. the 1imoeons the Ecipses the Vr.
gh"ns The Sir Halls, the Directors, and every other e
nose co In ms section OF the country, that on
the Turf against him, which all his friends that ever saw
him run will admit; and ain persuaded that every gen
eman that sees his performance is friend such SUI
peror Race Horse. His colts arc of great promise
greeably 10 the number that has been trained there has
been great many winners; his produce the stallion
stake last spring at Tree Hill, Norfolk and Jeters;
fall his produce the stallion stake Broad Rock air.
field, Liberty and at Wythe Court House.
Pedigree Monsieur Tonson was got by Pacoet, he
by the imported Citizen, he by Pacole OF England, he by
Blank and Blank by the Godophm Arabian, his dam Ma
don Ionson by Top Gallant, he by Galdtin and Gallan
by imported Bedford &c his granddm by Gray Medley,
imported Oscar imported Fearnought Monsieur Tonson
Is lu brother to Sir Richard aud Champion, Sir Richard
aud Champion have never been beaten.
Monsieur IonSon has made himself SO well known by
his unrivaled achievements the Turf render all
iurther notice unnecessary. Those thdt desire
more deaied account OF his pedigree and performances,
are referred 10 the American Farmer, vol g. page 300
aud also the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine.
WM. MOODY,
:, Mount Forest Northampton County, N. c.
NJ
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a fOMFORT, SAFETY AND EXPEDITION The
~ Peoples Line, beiweeO Baltimore aud Phil liephia
(ya Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal) every morning at
q o'clock.
The President and Directors Of the Peoples Steam Ma
vgaton Company have the pleasure to announce their
Line Tor The Conveyance OF passengers between the Giles
OF Baltimore and Philadelphia by the new, swift and sple
did steamers Kentucky, Captain d. Robinson-and Ohio
Captain w Whillden, Jr.
The Kentucky will leave The Company's wharf Light
street, every morning at O'clock for Philadep hia, by
way oil the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, through
which The passengers will be conveyed in splendid ard
comnodious Barges Iodng, particularly TO ladies' ie
most comfortable and desirable roue TO Delaware civ
where they will take the Ohio and arrive in Phsd.lpbis
the same afternoon at an early hour
Ihe Table and Bar shall not be eXceed by those any
other line in the Union. This being the PeopIe's Linz
TO exeron will be spared the part of the AGENTS to
ente them TO foil share OF patronage of the travelling
public. Passage only two dollars!
All Baggage at the risk Of The ownersthc greatest at
tenton however, will be paid its safety by io Captins
and their assistants the route.
$. MCCLELLAN, Hgent, No. 8, Lightst Jtharl.
Baltimore, June 49, 1898 I2-St
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"a tel, will sell Wednesday, the 10th instant, com
mencng at o'clock A. NJ, all OF the beds, bedding
other furniture belonging to the cstablishmen-and Oh
ZIth the day following at the hour and place. 10
liable negroes consisting OF dining servants, cooks
byJ. & 5. Cosby s. Co., Auct
June T. [9-tdi s. d. CRENSHAw.
10 All persons having claims against him will present
them before the first OF July $. ID. c.
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR sALE--Bv
y virtue Of Decree pronounced by the Circui, Supc-
rlor Court OF Law and Chancery the county of Hen
iico on the llth day OF June, 1888, in the suit Of
Robert Brchett, Edmund Birchett and Peter Purvear
against
Ilunbus,on skipwith, admir- of Jean skipwith decd
James Cunningham, Edward Is. Hicks, Alexander S.
Field ana Martin Ihayer, Defts.,
WiH be sold, at public auction tho premises, on
wednesday the 21h day of July next if fair if not the
next fair day, that caiuaJie dndhghiy Improved pianta
ton in Meckenburg county, late the property of Colonel
near the town Of Carksve, and within eight miles
OF the ourishng town OF Boydton where has lately been
established Randolph Macon College.
The tract contains II 1900 acres about one fifth of
which is first rate low grounds-te high land is we'll
mbered and fertile, the improvements unexception
able, and altogether constituting one of the most healthy
and agreeable residences the Roanoke.
III very that such estate is brought into mar
ket and it be considered with what facility produce can
now, by AID oil The Roanoke navigation, and Petersburg
Rail road, be carried 10 the various markets. at one half Of
Che former cost of transportation this be admitted
be OF the valuable tracts OF Land in Virginia or
perhaps South OF Baltimore.
The above property will lac sold a credit of one and
two years the purchaser giving bond with approved secu
ry for the payment of the purchase money-he tile to
be withheld until the same is paid
ALEXANDER s. FIELD,
June u.s. TI2-tds1 (ommiss;one,
Do The Lynchburs Vgnian Danve Reporter scottsvlo
paper Will the
tho day sao Office for collection
SALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE-On the 22I dav
~ OF August next, if fair, or if the next fair day
will be sold TO the highest bidder credit of one and
two years, equal instaments) fifty lots adjoining the
town oil FarInville the said lots generally contain half
acre EACH and are laid off OH streets corresponding with
the plan OF said town. There many OF the lois well
suited Tor building situations for families, the whole
are well situated and desirable property The sale is made
In pursuance OF decree OF the County Court of Prince
Edward plat of the land be by application TO
the Subscriber, and the lots will be shewn any person
wishing 10 them before the sale
NATHL. VENABLE
Guardian Of I'm. G.. Vena6ie
June H. lI-,bs
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE-By
virtue OF Decree pronounced by the Circuit Supc
ror Court OF Law and Chancey, for the county OF Hen
rico, on the 1lth day of June, 1885, in the suit Of
Robert Birchett, Edmund Birche, and Peter Puryear
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navy BEEF AND PORK FOR THE YEAR 1884
NHE Commissioners of the Navy have determined that
the QUO barrels OF Beef and 400 barrels OF Pork
CURED by their advertisement dated 18th May 1888 to
be delivered a. the Navy Yard Pensacola, w F. shall be
delivered at the Navy Yard Gosport, Noriok-nak-
ing the quantity TO be delivered that Navy Yard 400
barrels OF Beef and HOO barrels of Pork No offers need
be made Tor Beef or Pork for the Navy Yard Pensacola
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE, 9th June, 1888
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sTAGAjS.

VHNllE propricors of the line from Lynchburs by
u FmcastIc, Sweet SPRINGS and w hilc Suphut,
to Lcwisbug, have determined, ior thc public ac-
commodstlos, to run three additional trips during
the sprire season. making six tips per week, and
connecting every uIp with Mr. Pattesoh's Hieh-
uiand Inc, and tlie prtIaont line.
IT. consequence gi tbe expense of this expert
mont the propr.tors VIII be compelled to rely up
ou die public liboraity. --Thcy VIII be compelled
to charge more than the customary fare. The
putc will sec, it is hoped the necessity of tbs
principle und il is believed will not only excuse,
but approve IT.
Fare from I.ynclburg to Fincase IS 90
Fmeastle to White Sulphur 80
intermediate distances, . cents mile.
The line Will be IN operation by the l9lh day of
Jdly. THE PkOPRlETORS
Jaur 81
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Valuable Land fsv Sale.

HhsiRous ofehongipg my residence offer
~ fJt asie, afonh credit Of , and 5 years,
the beautiful nno IA uibie estate wheleon | now
live, situated IN ib" county of Bedford, and lying
ma,edlat ly on one oi the public roads leading
from LYncitutg to the Cour, hotsse, tl6 niiles
from the former and ~ from the Latter place, and
containing between $40 and 1000 acres. All the
nrabIc land IS IN good state Of improvement, well
watcret the streams all neatly difcl'ed aud mostly
sci ia grass the wood land Of tobacco quality, and
tie entire tract enc used with good fsnte. On
,his ttast n. new aud extensive buildings a two
story brick house with oil necessary ont houses tor
Ia &c and gcnterl family; well Of fine water
Immediately at the door n new barn 80 feet square
Of the best mDtfrials aud of convenient structure
and young and thrifty apple orchard between
500 trees, andoth sece, fut If various kinds.
Attached 10 the premises, at one cad, IS a snug
grlsi MIL, one story of rock, the other oil wood,
with GOOD custom at the opposite extremity, On
the main road IS II good hcwed log house. a story
and a half Il wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop ofthe same materials al excellent
stand for man wishing to engage in public life.
This tact could be conveniently divided into two
or parts, giving improvements with u due
proportion Of wood land to each
ALSO, tract Of mountain land II miles from
my house, aboo, 400 acres, known by the name OF
the Rich Mountain" lying remarkably level and
rich for mountain land, we'll adapted 10 the giowth
Of tobacco and gram, and particularly SO us d
stock farm.
NEGROES " ou1 lie taken in payment for any
put ofthc above property.
ROBERT c. STEPTOE.
Belf,rd IfiV 8 is
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Iynrh,l,urg July
NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 decree ofihe county court OF
~ Amherst pronounced ON the l7h day of Sep
embcr 1889, u suit therein depending between
tomas Peroe, pllinnn and Elizabeth Tyler, Lar
ian Loudon and Mary bis wilc Mary Ennes, o.
uey Garner, Isaac Scott and Martha his wife,
'dmes BLIZZARD, John lInggard and Rachel his
wife, Peter Moore and Susan his wife, Thomas
W. w 'rren, Eleanor Warren, Robert Warren and
William Warren, dcftndontB: The UNDERSIGNED,
Commissioners for the purpose, Will rocced, on
Saturday the ID day of August next, # far # not
ON the next fur day thereafter uoon the premises,
IN the county of Amherst, and IN the hoIghbothood
oi the Rocky Creek Mills TO sell The lands of which
William billiard died seized, on credit OF ono,
two and three yfars, IN cqoal instruments. The
purchaser viii be required to enter into bonl with
approved security, 10 secure tie pulehase money,
aud tine ule will b. retained further security I'M
I'll thepu.ehasc money bc pald
ALEXANDER NUNDY,
J rErTfJOHN,
Commissioners
juno 81 l3JA
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III EsVEy GOODS.

VIE subscribers have now the pleasure of IN
n forming their friends and the public NJ LARGO
thal, from recent purchases made at the N3y,A Inv
one Of the firm, and carefully selected their stock
Is entirely complete. They deem it unnecessary
TO give list of their goods suffice ito shy thu,
Their stock embraces almost every article in the
.'ne OF my Goods, Gfocer'es, Hatd,ca1e and Cut
Nfp-ln this, Is included an extensive selection ~,
HatS, Boofs and Shoes of all descriptions From
purchasers they respectfully ask call-tbcv are
;o"h'ent that they can afford good bargains, ei
'her 'rholesatc or retail, us can be offered in his
market. " '''''
Their W are Rooms are also open for the recon.
'on OF all sorts of produce, to be shipped or sold on
commission. Particular attention win h. a;va.
10 the receiving and forwarding of goods.
=, NOWLiN, HUNT & Co.
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1nEALED Proposals viii be received until the %
= dy Of August for the construction OF 'fun-
pite Road from point near the lewcrcrd Of jamos
River Canal at the Bac RIDE t. a ppint on tn
bank oltle Month ihycl nca, the upper end OF sal
cana- distance hulc over nnc miles
The location ollhis road has been divided into
three sections The first from the North river Ia
The top ofthe Blue Rtdsc--the second, fom the
top OF tlc mouninmio the toll bridge peross james
lavcf -aai the tlird section, from the Blue
lihl. 10 opposite the lower end of the Canal
Bidders Nil therefore make iholr propositions
for making one more sections, including II
Btdsf across Snow creek in thn lhrd sccon-or
or the Bridge separately, and will designate
taeIr l,rms as 10 payments and timc of completion.
II Is to be uud rstoo however, that the prcsden,
and Directors Of ;he Jhfncs River Company val
plerlr makiug paym,nt3 for each mile when fin
shed retaining ID per cent. of the average pfico
PER nnlu (fhc contractor m the mean ,ime keeping
the road IN good repair uu-il hrs contract Is com
petcd and rccevc,D and preference may DC 81
ven 10 those " no give foil assurance of the Gem
petlon of the contract or before the LIST day OF
August, 1891.
EonI and good security will be required
will attend at Balcony Falls Post office nea'
the upper end of he Canal, the , and ith l'ti
days aud Saturdays of the present month, prepared
- - II the, field notes, specifications, and
map oil SAID locatoni and Wit attend at tho Same
place, on the ID day of August next, To receive
such propositions as may not have been received
before that date WILLIAM PAXTON,
For and on bobalf OF the Pres x Dneco.s OF
the james River Company.
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NOTICE..

r not previously sold, will sell, at public auc-
u ton, for cash, all the espte formerly owned by
William Price, dec d. at Charlotte Court house,
and left me by him, consisting of two lots of Wood
Land one Of which contains SO acres, the other
354 convenient to the Cour-house Also three
improved Lots making acres. upon which is II
tavern house. The above sale will take place on
the 5th day of Angus, next it being court day.
ANY person wishing to purchase all any part OF
SAID property. for particulars, will apply to Col.
Joseph Wyatt, to Mr. Archer Vaughan, or to
MIR. WnsloW Robinson, living al Charlotte Court
house, to myself, in the county of Halifax about
two miles tioia Brook Neal,
FRANCIS w. SCOTT,
|. June d Is.
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SSV ANT 10 a decree of me Cou,t of
Il Amherst pronounced IN sult therein Deepen.
ding, between James ID johns and Frances his
wife. aad others, the heirs at law Of George NJ
Tns.cP decd plaintiffs, and Alfred Tinscy, nno-
her Of tie heirs at law o; 'he said George NJ. Tins
ley, decd defendant; the undersigned will pre-
coed, on Friday the oh day of August n 1t, fam,
II not on the next far day thereafter, at the man
slQn house of the late George NJ. Tms'v, dec It,
in the count, Of Amherst, to sell the balance If The
real estate Oh v hlch the said Geo;gc NJ. Tmsl'v
died seized, IL being the tract Of Land on which the
said George NJ. Tinsey resided al lle time OF his
death, adjoining the lands Of Dabncy I. Ph!re
nd others, containing 267 acres This traci Of
land has ON It convenient and comfortable mprovc-
mcnts with good orchards, &c. A credit ii lw, ye
months will be given the purchaser, CA his on,eglu.
into bond with approved security, with the TIT
being retained as additional security.
JACOB HAAS, Commissioner,
Julv 3 N,
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Nan\N\issioN Husluess.

r,IIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public Commission Merchant.-
His office is few doors above the Franklin llotel.
SAML ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes TO take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are conimodlous, and
lear some of the best Schools in Lynchhurg,
Feb u Is
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~ tiiE pU Nt.tC.

I'll is knowr toat since Jaunary 1881, ftcmg
y some months after tbe expiration 81 ibe Pa
ent) have bsrn engaged N preparing he article
known as JuUktA'S OINTMENT have de'er.
mined. however, hrn.rlntth to felinqii.t hr thu
siosss in behal of MIR. WILLIAM ". hRAY, Tor tao
following real pns, viz
IL. AL ray WAS he 6rs, per on that enbai-
ked 10 The pte pa atom of the Oni .nent III Tins
place. lie became the purchaser OF the Patenl
Right for this ,tiy, aud IN counties around II, vii
the e.prctnui IL nat The Of the Patent had Sc
exclusive SAID within his bounds. for that p.riod.
But il is also known that hs WAS greatly di mp.
pointed, as ur Pattni expired nboat sx moths
aftr he engaged ~ the ha,tnsss. Ia In" m"ah-
time, he had ipen, much al his time an mon v,
in procuring : high reputation lot the afhelf H.,
which means ne Inns bren eithly m.'fanehfdI III
serving the - use II snllrrrg hnmani'y.
2h. Mr.. Gray iabotng undrr p"cnniat,
endorsements. aud has growing iamty depen.
dent on his e,,rlious for decent spppnn. W.
has been ven liberal to the afflicted pot under
stand, aud soy enjoys ihc prchlin sa'ni"eu"h %
believing thfl he has brcu nstrnmcnihl t"nh H.
Omlmcnt.) u saatchIns several nl dnal' I'en'
The grove
Selng inlNnneod by these CONSIDERATIONS, m
by the pin spc, thai while live my.clf. mn
murh dispoied TO let others also live, nov rrlu
push the hi,iucss IN behalf OF Mr.. Gray, ani sun
lake supprr OF Dintnert from MIN, Tor the accom-
mediation otmy customers.
n. G. MrNEMARA.
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Iynchlufg, July Is -


HViIE Commonwealt OF Nirgiuia 10 the Sheriff
L. Of Amherst county, Gfsetlng--W hereas ia
an acton of debt lately depending IN our county
court of Amherst county, between Benjamin vaw-
Ter. llaintiff, and Ambrose X llansa.J and Elfiah
Davis defendants ia, SAID action Of debt was so far
nrorressod in that at a Cour. held for tie SAID
county Of Amherst on tho day Of November
rt2o, the defendants pleudel payment. whcrcupou
MI issued was joined; and the sui being thus sllna
ted, the snid Benjamin Vewter DEPARTED this III,
inttsta,e rs il is said, and adnnst atom of oil aud
singular his goods, chaltels aid credits hail been
in due form committed to Mildred Faster his adj
,ninistratrix ;-NoYettie less judgement IN the a.
tofesa action siil remains 10 Le had, and where
a, the said Mildred Vawier, administrative as riorc
said, hath surplicsod us iof apfaref remedy :
We, therefore. being willing that tlsht and Jus
ticc should be done, command you that you make
known 10 the said Ambrose Il llapsard aud Eli
inh DAVIS that they be before The Justices al our
said County court Of Amherst connly at the
Cour, house, on the 3rl Monday IN August next,
u shsw, il any thiae for themselves thry have OF
can saw why the acton aforesaid should not bc
procccJcd IN, 10 .aal Judgment, ACCORDING 10 the
~, ol,he Gcuerd Assembly ia such cases made
and nloyded Aud have then there this writ
Wnness, Robert Tinsley Clerk ofoar sad Conft,
If tho Count house The 10Th day OF July, 1888, aud
ii. the 5s,h year OF The Commonwealth
ROBER L TiNSLEY.
w
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ROBERT KYLE.
TRTTST - ALE

81 virtue of decd OF trust executed to the sub
- scrber, by Jas. Bullock, bearing date tie l9lh
OF September, lo29, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of Bo,etour, county, shall expose to
public sale, beio'c the trout door OF the Frank
Hotel, IN lyuclbuts, on Thursday the 23lh ct July
next for cash, that well known Tract of I4and
lylhg IA botetour county, called the Big Lick be-
my he same tract the sa1 Bullock bought Old
mnnd Fate. The undersigned, acting us trustee.
Will give the title vested in him as such
L. FLETCHER, Trustee.
June 81 ,l
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Rogers, kelchum a. GrosvenOr,

Paterson, y. Jersey, or 20 Uaii-S. ~ y.
YpKOPklE ORS oithe fer, II Ma h,ne Fac
a tory and F"u"d,y, where are MADE al
kinds Of Machinery ustd in the Manufacture OF
Cotton. Wool and Flex-Al KINDS OF Ma chime
Castings, aud Castings for Mil Gearing Also,
Raj Road Car Wheels, Boxes Alies and Springs,
furnished md fitted IN the most complete manner
J All orders addressed 10 the Proprietors,
either at Paterson or New York will 90 prom pity
attended To- Gun