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PEDIGREI.

GREY BEARD was bred by Richard Singleton
fSq., OF South Carolina, was got by Koscillsko his
dHm the imported mare Psyche. Kosciusko was
cot by Sir Archie" his dam Lottery, who won 81
raccs out Of %, from to mile heats, beating the
beat horses of her day the race she lost WINS her
first, when 81 was disanccd Ivy accident She was
got by The imported horse Bedford, he by DUNCAN
non,a he by kelly's Eclipse her dam the import
ed mare hnvilina from the celebrated stock Of Col
onrl . Kelly, Of England she by the Prince Of
Wales famous running horse Anvil her dam
Colonel . keys celebrated and favourlte brood
mare Augusta, by his Stallion Eclipse, her dam by
iiorod, her grnndam by Bajnzct, Regull., Ions
dale Arabian, Bay Bolton, Darcy Araban.-See
English Stud Book, and American Turf Register
VoI.2 Pape 30S.
Anvil, her sire, was by Ilerod See American
Turf Register, Vol. 3, Page 392 Dam by Fca,h-
er 10y Godophn Arabian, grandem Eath, by Go
dolphin Arabian, great grandnm by Childers, own
sister To Snip.
Psyche was bred by the Earl Of Derby, (see GER
tifcnte).
Knowsly, Oct 3, 1903
hereby certify that the grey tily which haze
sold to General John Mcpherson, was got by Sir
Peter Icazle, out of my mare called Bah. Size was
gol by Bordeaux out of Spcrngaa, who vas 20, by
Eclipsc,nhd was own Sister to Saltram. The above
grey hlly was bred by me, and was one year old
last May and no more. Witness my hand
DERBY
do hereby certify that the above is a true copy,
slgnsd by Lord Derby himself January Is, 1883
RICHARD SINGLETON
Psyche was a distinguished racer and produced
several of the first order, Blank, Mnrktime, and
Lambae & Co. full sister to Grey Beard An ear.
y accident prevented Grey Beard from being train.
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Howell DAVIES ACT.

HOWELL DAVIES ACT.
III As just received, and intends keeping con
III slant supply of the above Medicines VIZ:
Lees Famous Ambitious Pills, for the proven
ton and cure ofbilious ievers, Sc.
Lees Elixir, for violent colds, coughs, &c.
Lees lnfallible Ague and Fever Drops, warran
ted TO cure.
Lees Worm-desroy Lozcngcs
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to cure by one
application, (wthout mercury
Lees Nervous Cordial, grand restorative for ner
vous disorders, Inward weakness, SC.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for the venercal
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters < eruptions
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mustard for tho
rheumatism &c.
Lees Eye Water. Lees Tooth nch drops.
Lees Damosk lip salve. Lees corn plaster.
Lees Anodync Elixir, for the cure OF head ucha.
Lees Tooth Powder.
Country merchants can obtain them on such lber
al terms will insure them large profit.
Ar CAUTION None are genuine without tn,
makers name to them, Noah Ridscly, late Michac
Lee & Co.
AT Hundreds of cases of cures performed by
the above truly valuable medicines, could be given
did our limits permit.
Dec g. 81
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81 ENTERTAINMENT. ~

II stand on the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike,
miles from Lynchburg, formerly occupied by
Capt Jack Leftwich, and iattery by MIR. Rice
Newman pledges himself TO his friends and the
public generally, that he will entertain all those
who may think proper 10 favor him with their Gus
tom IN manner which lie has no doubt will be
satisfactory. THOS. J. MOORMhN
n B-lIe also has a first rate Wagon Yard,
with WINTER convenient for the accommodation Of
gentlemen Wagsoners, free Of charge.
T. J. NJ
Jan "a I'm
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DURSU AMI to Deed of Trust, bearing dat,
- the Ia. day of July, 1882, executed by
Chis'ophe, 5. Roane, and duly recorded in The
county Court of Amherst, for purposes therein
nemcd, will, ON Thursday the Nth day of Marct
next, the dwelling house OF the said Roonr, in
Amherst, proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, foI
cash, the following property to wit;-one Bay
Mare, one Bay Horse, Carryali & Geer, Six
Head of Cattle, Twelve Head of Hogs, all the
Plantation Utensils, the crop of Corn and Tobacco
Acting rs Trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by said deed.
THO. J. BOYD.
Feb. IL. tbs
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Dec -.

~'nuiNA-A court held k,r Nelson county, the
-',n gay OF Novembcr, ls32 -Rchard Philips PliL
In Chnncery. s
IN me motion ofho plaintiff, BY his counsel who fled
,h Js " anpea'ins to the satisfaction The court maj
,s commonwea'h, and without tho Jurisdiction Of !h'
Gonf. ordered that he do appear here on a Mon
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in tho Lyrcbs
srgin.nn, newspaper published in the town of Lynch
aea another copy thereof posted u, the front Of tho
Acopy-Teste, SP. GARLAND. OK.
Dec. 70 v2n
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THE AMERICAN PLOITCH.
ROW.

Niil9is small agricultural paper, designed
- more particularly Cor those no do not choose
TO take more expensive work, and yet are desi-
rons to understand how others manage agricultu, al
affairs. 1t will in a measure be confined to giving
details of the Prdcteal operations of practical far.
mers, rather than the speculations of the more sci
enl'hc. 1t will draw considerably upon the CO.
umns Of the New York Farmer and American
Gardeners Magazine, well as other agricultural
publications. II will also give many interesting
items ofnews and occurrences of the day. and de-
vote one page out OF four to advertisements if re-
CURED
Terms, ST. 80 per annum, in advance to single
subscribers or twelve copies will be sent for ST.
II paid an "draace. All communications for the
American Plo"chboy may be addressed to the Pro-
prietor, ID. X MINOR.
York, Feb f. IS
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THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
LYNCITBLPG. Vo)

EENIiE SUBSCRIBER, formerly the Bell Ia
N Vcrn, IN Liberty Va. has taken possession al
the above sIlendd blishment, recently oc,unicd
by Robert Morriss, Esq
Hers now furnishing the numerous rooms Of this
spacious House in a style that will afford clegor,
accommodations to those who may please TO call
ON him. Private parlors and dining rooms s,;,.i,y
furnished, will be kept for the use of families
and Gentlemen travelling by private convey
ance may be assured that the extent of tho
House enables the proprietor to prevent ANNOYANCE
TO tn Al from the arrival and departure of the
Stages.
Tho splendid lines of stasc-coa,hes to this
pace, from Richmond, Danve, Salem. and
washington City and the watering places all stop
at this house, and their respective offices arc ken
in it. The Hotel is situated on the main s,rea,
convenient to both Banks and to the Tobacco
w arehouses.
stage Passengers may at all times, he supp,ied
with Hacks, Gigs or horses, to travel Off the line
He has, with much care selected snher boros,
and active Servants and Ostlers, over whom he
VIII exercise constant and ygant attention
his chambers are large and numerous ENABLING
MN 10 accommodate one hundred persons with
ease his stables will not be surpassed by any in
Virginia as 'he stables IRE large, with dirt and
paved loots, and supply of water at the door.
Having taken the above establishment for a mum.
Der OF years, and incurred havy expenditures in
improving, getting up and furnishing it, the sub
scrioers interest will induce him to omit nobno !,
us power 10 accommodate his customers.
I'll, YIN. OLIVER.
81 ne Dahville Reporter, Wythe Argus and
Lexington Union will insert the above once a weel
lor weeks and forward their recount to this OFF,
for payment. '' W ''''' o'Dcc
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Eartlenwarc, China anrf GlTss
THOMAS J. BARROW g. CO.
IMPORTERS,
IS WATrR STREET, NEw YoRK,

S. WAITE SrREEr, NEW YORK,
A RE now receiving their Spring Imporiat'ons
n in the above line, comprising great variety
Of the newest patterns, which are offered TO South
ern Merchants n, the most reduced ,ces possible
for l,e Article to be sold at III addition to the
above, they have constantly on hand, large and
complete assortment Of gilt and plan Looking
Glasses, Mt the lowest rates Hoping continual
ton of the liberal support hitherto received from
our Southern friends we hav} made every eser-
ton to lay in stock Of the most desirable Good,
for that market, and ii shall be constant rnde'v
or To promote the interest of all Who may favor rs
VITA their orders.
THOMAS J. BARROW, s. Co,
Importers, SIS Water 81. New York
New York January, 1898. I'm
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NOTICE.

NflE Stockholders in the Lynchburg and Blue
Il Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make payment Of Twenty Dollars each share
to Samuel McCorkle Treasnrcr--Immediate paw.
ment will be expected.
FRANCIS T. NlERIWETHER
Sept. ~ President
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VIRGINIA To WI, Alta Circuit sup
r,or Court of Law and Chancery, continued
and held for the town Of Lynchburs, on the 10th
uay Of January, 1888, as a Court of Chance,y
Jane Sale, Plaintiff agains, Polly Shelton, iona.
tnan H. Bell, Benjamin T. Dawson William
shelton John Shelton, William billiard admins
traitor of Joseph Dawson, deceased, James Lee and
others, Dets.
oh inc motion of Benjamin r. Dawson, by coun-
sci, ana Tor reasons appearing to the Court i, is
ordered, that unless the Plaintiff shall within ,br
" days after copy of this order shall have been
puonshed for four weeks successfully, in some
newspaper printed in the town of Lynchhurs give
o'ner security for the payment of the costs of this
sun, pursuant to the Act Of Assembly, in relation
70 'he security for costs in the case of non-resden,
plaintiffs, tina, her bill stand dismissed as an act of
this day. A Copy-Teste
r.. d. ROBES, elk.
- :. wiw+
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NOTICE..

VENllE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm of SiIACKLEFORD & WRIGHT
was dissolved 10y mutual consent on the 25th Jan
uary last.
The accounts due the late concern have been
placed by the Trustees in the hands of John Z,
Shackleford for collection, 10 whom those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment, as Ion
ger indulgence cannot be granted.
Feb III Is
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W.EsRT,N'S IMPROVED
Potent Vhveshiny Machine
Feb. II,

vQNBr undersigned (ngeni for the counties Of
u. Campbell. 'ackingham, Bedford. Boteouri,
Franklin. Patrick and Henry viii exhibit one Of
the above Mnrhines, at the Franklin Hotel, IN
Ly,&hbrs. difirg the first week in March next,
and probably FIR some time thereafter The price
ef the Marhors viii depend upon The length oft
cylinder, sur, ng from $50 TO $50 The small size
machines. driven by two horses, Will thresh fifteen
bushels OF grain per hour and the large size driv-
en by four horses, from thirty to thrtyf bushels
per hour The proprietor has n number Of cerilh
| cuics in his possession from gentlemen who have
| procured and tried this Machine, which may be
seen on application.
The undersigned will dispose oftle Machine or
Of the patent right for either Of the counties above
MENTIONED. Those who wish To purchase either,
may bc supplied on application, by Letter OF other.
wise, TO BENJAMIN HUNT, Of Lynchbnrg, or
to CHARLES II CABANlSS,
| Al Haiijax Courthouse.
| C,h II wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-18

TTlNti'Ni-N rules held ia the Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Snncrior Court Of Law mud Chapcrry for lee
county al Blu kipc,an, tho 1h day ,f MAY, Is.'a Mil
cfth johnson, nimx Of Ri"hnrd Johnson dec With the
"ii annexed PIT against Philip J.hason Reubeu John
son, Lewis Johnson Robert Riddle nnd Nancy his W He
EIeyion Johnson John II Jnhusou, Thomas jnhuson "
l. Dunn and sally rms wife, Elizabeth hnsou John John
son, "'b.r Of Chrisopher Johnscn dec and ia his
rent Richard Johnson. Samuel Mesg ard Mary his
"ifc IiohnS johnson, danes Johnson, john H. xegru-
sou ana Martina his wife, Emily Johnson, " uskingian
Johnson, Chairman Johnson Napoleon johnson Ale
dcr johnson, Thomas Johnen robert Johnson AIGeI 4.
plard mud tlzaheth hi, WIFI, and Jo-oh t.as, sud Eli
z'heth his "nr, Dens.-ID Chencary
he defendants Thomas Johnson, (on of p;rb,t1N ort
Thomas Johnson aud Robert Johnson (son. OF F5aue,
'ouson) and Napoleon johnson ue huvny Gale ed itcr
appearance ana given security cong 10 the arr
Seihhly ana the rules of this coart, ad appear4g
satisfactory evidence TINT thct iuhnhitan,A
country ~ Is ordered thai the absent defendants
apreaf mere on the first dny of tho next Sepenbc term
ana answer the bill Of the pamth and TINT IA cnpy 4
ms oraor be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
sh.d IN the town OF iyncburg Cor two month, succr,
svey, and posted the front door of tho court ho,e
VI this county.
a Iopy-Ieste, II. ELDalDGE. OK.
W
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DESCRIPTION.

GREY BEARD rl7ing ycars old rich
aarped grey, full 10 hands high remarkably heavy,
though finely proportioned, and very active and
pronounced by many who are Acknowledged TO be
good judges, and have bad an opportunity of com
pairing Grey Beard with most OF the distinguished
Horses, that he Is scarcely eqnallod in muscular
power and strong bone by any Horse in Virginia
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ftHEtwo brick tenemcn,s now oc-
iiSe = cupied by Messrs J. g. II
liii Johns and Mr.. John w. SchoodelJ
They are excellent situations for bu.
siness' with family apartments above. Possession
, ~ ue nad IN very short time. Also a frame
no"u'ns ADJOINING, well situated for grocery and
small family residence. Apply to
PETER DUDLEY, Ex'r. of
o.. William Davis, decd
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FRESH DRUGS sc.
Feb. 4

T.&J L. ROYAL are now opening a
- flesh supply, amongst which are Sulph
Morphia, Cyannct Potass, Lump Magnesa,
Spring Lanccts, Ivory Throat Syringes, Saffron,
&c &c.-Also, cases Extract Of Logwood.
Jan. 81
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INFORMATION.

& iENUisE Mouse Hole snb fo.,f4 bnyi!x.
~ superior Cotter Key Vices, smiths Bel
lows, MAYORS Shear and Cast Steel (form.rlv
Naylo & sanlersons) and Cooking Stoves, Jus,
received and for sale low, At the sign oftha Golden
Anvil. TIlEc. ROPER FSON & Co
Dec l3 Is
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rel'. II
TEACUEIs w ANTF.D.

TFACHFH W y N ] FIDs
- He SUBSCRIBER, living III the upper END
u of Charlotte county, on Stnunton RIVER,
wishes to employ gentleman as a Teacler, who
can come well recommended as TO character and
qualifications, TO teach the LATIN and English Lar-
guages One who could instruct IN Music On the
Forte Piano would he preferred. All letters ON The
subject directed 10 the subscriber Brook Neal T. O.
Campbell county, post mid, will be duly attended
TO- EDWARD W. HENRY.
Feb II Is
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TUNM s Is g ,E.1.nN,
BANK.SOUARE.

w GUILD beg the attention of Town anG
W Country dealers to their present Stock Of
Goods, Increased Ivy recent purchases in New
York, Philadelphia ard Baltimore
The remains ofour Winter Stock we shall sou
off at reduced prices.
Jan "a &c
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SALEoF NEGROES.

nuRSUANT to decree pronounced by TIC
L Superior Court Of Law and chHncery Cor the
town of Lynehburg, on the 18th day of Janunfy'
1859. in the case Of Williams vs.. Williams, the un-
dcrsigned Commissioners appointed for tina, tur-
pose. will on the 9th day Of March next, nj the la't
rcsienee Of Thomas " iliiams, dec IN the county
Of Campbell, Falling Bridge proceed to sell, 10
the highest hJlcr, or 10 valuable Slaves, consis.
ling Of men, women md children. Twelve months
credit will be gwen, the purchaser or purchasers
,,,,n; bom with approved security.
RtcHDG BROWN
JOHN HORSON, Com $
WM COCK,
Feb IL wiis
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PERFORMANCES.

Mercury in the Spring of 1880, then three years
old, was run by Col. w II. Johnson, in the pos
swecpsake, $500 entrance, over the Broad Rocl
course, Sax entries, four started, Mercury won III,
first heat with great ease, and was beaten u few
inches IN the 2nd by the celebrated Annette II,
was then withdrawn, and the race awarcd to An
At, beating Malcolm and Frolic. The next fall
he won, in all sorts ofstyle, the pWpre,pr's purse
over the Tree Hill course two mile heats $500
beating the famed Charlotte Temple, full sister /,
johanna Eliza Kelly by Archy, Tantalus, b,
aenry Mr. Adamss lilly, by Charles Mr.. Da-
vis's John Hornet, and others, which is recorded
as the swifiest race ever run over the Tree Hi
course, and was shortened time. by ten seconds in
each heat than was reported the same day by the
far famed Bonncts O'Blue. (Time, LIST bca. m
5is--2nd heat 3n, 5is. See Turf Register, NV
No. 1880 )-Be ran in two sweepstakes the sam,
fall in one, at New Market, he was beaten b,
Jas. Chopper. Mercury wos second in the race
proving better than the renowned Andrew, and o
Tiers Of high reputation. The next spring he ran
over the Tree HUI course for the propre,ors purse
TWO mile heats, where he was beaten, at four heats
by Charlotte Temple, the same nag he Ind beaten
easily the fall preceding-f This was truly hard
contested victory between Charlotte and .NcfcurV
tie won he third heat and was second in the race
leaving behind him the established rneers, TO wit
Traffic by Charles who has been since a winner
Peggy Madoc, by Sir Hail. who has shared pref
y equally from North to South May day by Ar
ehy, whose reputation as racer and stallion j.
inferior to few-Restcss by Virginia, full broth
CT TO johnsons Star, aud equal celebrity, was ais,
beaten IN this race, (or full history see Turf Re
e.ster, Jane Ne 1890
The fali following he commenced his can pagn
al Liberty, Va where he was beaten accidentally 10y
Mr.. Garth's Morglana the next week, ne 'gon at
hsai'ax courthouse, Va. the prcprIeors purse,
SNO mile heats, three bes, in five, at seven heats,
al IN GOOD tune beating Mr.. Garlh's Sally Crusher,
Mr. Whkns's by Archy, Mr.. Vests McDuf,
and others-,h's race, for its beauty and contest,
has never been surpassed by any on record, Mer-
eary winning the LIST, Al, and 7th heats (See Tur
Register, Nov No 1881 The next fall, being liver
years Obi he won the popietors purse, ut Liberty,
va. two mile heats, $500, beating MIR Garth's
also Mr. Harvey. paeAols' and Marshal rurs""s'
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v fine health aud condition. will stand the ensn-
= ing season, IT my stable, in Nelson County,
Virginia, 10 miles south Of Rock fish gap, % miles
from Charlottesville u mics from -eosyille, and
within miles Of the Seot,ssille and Stanton
Turnpike.
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VEGETABLE EXTRACT.

F0ylIE mos, efrciua remedy ever discovered for
Il the ibrop, Dislemper, or what is called the
.utiiguaat Pntyfd SIRE 1lr0at, Gank,r Ras3,
Cauksr md 1hrpsA ~ The H,Hfh, Dyseaferg, dc.
A knowledge ofthe basis Of this lixtrac, was Obj
tanned from the Recipe ofan eminent Clergyman
OF Massachusetts, no was witness 10 the DIS
tressing iavagcs of toe Throat DistcmPer IN 1875
and which was by far The mos, slruient ever known
IN this country. The Rev. Gentleman represented
the disease, notwithstanding the prescriptions Of
the most skilfnl Physicians, as proving fatal IN
every case, until It's destructive progress was com
pletcly and happily arrested by the use Of the Vcgc-
table Extract.
This Extract has been, for thirty years, constant
~ adopted IN the practice of distinguished Physl-
elan Of the present day, and in no instance has he
known It to fail Of producing the desired effect
w itb this testimony Of its extraordinary healing
powers, he is now DESTROYS Of placing before the
public, that It may, the more generally, serve the
cnlIse of humanity.
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OloTIIEPLANTERS-

WE ARE receiving a verv I MMS s.,n,,, =
COARSE WOOLLENs, for N egroos =
ana avery general assortment of Blanke,s ~, NC"
reduced prices all of which we offer on onr
Sept. 10. '>o0i1'0oN& Go.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
From J. III, WILLIAMS.

Bos,on, Ndrch 2j 1892
Dem ST, II do most heartily give my toslmo-
ny in favor OF the Vegetable Extract.
was a,taekedwith "a violent liberated sore throat,
which continued for several weeks, and on using
the Extract, an immediate cure was effected From
this evidence OF It's efficacy, do not hesitate to
commend It, ms superior 10 any other proposed re-
mcdy for the above mentioned disease, with which
| am acquainted.
From ENOCH DAVIS.
Cambyidgc Hareh, &c, 1892
do hereby certify that my oldest child was af-
aicteJ with the Throat Disiempcr; aud that after
rcsorting 10 the usual remedies To effect l. was
advised 10 try the Vegetable Extract This was al
mns,cred & the operation wns most happy. After
giving dose OF it, the swelling and soreness OF
the throat Immediately ceased.
cheerfuy recommend 1t to the public as III
vauibIe medicine.
From a SIN ojlhs Rep. Gentleman nbore n2lHlcd H.
IIafch 81 1892
BY my father the Vegetable Extract was so high
ly esteemed, that during the course of his life
it wos kept constantly on hand, and used a fam
Iy pbyslc
The immediate and surprising cure Of ono of my
own children that was very dangerously sick with
the Canker Rash, by the use of this Extract after
every other medicine had failed. with other cases
which, were il necessary, | could MENTION doc,
not leave doubt, in my mind, of the extfaofdinn
ry healing properties attributed 10 the Vcsetabl,
Extract
Mohat, Pummcr, & Co. llS State ST. Boston
Mass. sole agents for the proprietor.
Soldby Doct. WELDAVIES,
Lyaeadu1e, ia
Feb \ WIN
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0180VRYe
G2f

prspssep af y ~ Oisrsr, u Lrneaba'g.
k3Is besa6fal Race Horse and Stallion, irsr-
ne been selected with the stricses, care from
- valuable stock cf,he land, is now AT his
4 nv stable, at Rocky Mount, Franklin ooan
"a. in the glory ard vigour Of his youth, ready
we mares a, the reduced price f,renig.frs dol
NE season, which may be discharged by 'wen-
k1lan ifpaid on OF before the the LIST Of July
s.eve dollars insurance, TO be paid as soon as
Samc Is asccrtsincd or the mare parted with
)esn dollars the single leap, to be paid down nj
|tjmc Of service, and one dollar cash 10 the groom
VERY instance. Any gentleman, becoming re
nsible for six mares, will be allowed ona gra'ii
- season to commence the LIST February asi
bise the lss Of July. The SUBSCRIBER will Csc hi'
||ss vigilsnt cxer,ions to give nipple Satisfaction
~ Who may paircn,ze his horse, and ie l,resen
aocidcnis and escapes. blu, cannot be Liable 10
J that may hsppen. Extensive pastnrase i
Ipsred for oh mares semitic Mercury, and ever,
er,ion will be paidio mares with colts nolhinI
u Ne charged for servants accompanying then
d only twenty cents per day for foed'n
sh grain 70 all such as may order II. Mares pu
Mercury, that fail this season, " III only be chnI
half price the next.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons having claims against Ambrose
IA Rucker which secured by decd of trust
executed to John Miller and David r. Edey, bear
ing date the 10Th june 1924, and of recordin Am
hers. Court requested to present them without
delay to the Trustees. JOHN MILLER
D. r. EDLEY.
Feb 1 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-18

D BARCLAYS Concentrate Compound Of
~ CubeIs and SarsapallIa, received by
J. T. 81 J. Z. ROYALL
Jan 81 "a
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