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very principles on which the Secretary Of q.
Treasury claimed the right to remove the den a..
SITES He also referred to the opinions Of NJ,
Sergeant, and Mr.. McLane, as authority for H.,
measure The argument then was, that the y
gslature had no right to investigate the concerr.
of the Bank or in any way to interfere with :
In relation to the selection of the places If do
posting the public money, he had only to S 90,
that, before the establishment of the Bank, tbs
Secretary OF the I'll, treasury by exercised the exc
the Treasury had exercised the power. wirRHoU NJ
dispute, Of transferring the public money iToro
one bank to another, and choosing what bar J.
he pleased as its depository. In conclusion ~
the remarks, of which the above is very sigb,
SKETCH Mr.. P. strongly expressed the opinGioD
that this was contest between the Constitmto,1
and the laws on one hand, and moneyed M
garchy on the other.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HORATIO DAY, having determined to re-
i'll move from Alexandria in the course OF Q
few months, begs leave to ask his friends WIG
are indebted to him to make immediate pay
ment, and hopes further notice will not be De-
cessary, as he wishes to pay every person IL
owes.
Ladies and gentlemen can be furnished VII.
all the STOCK he has on hand, wholeSae, O
retail, for cost, from now until the first of Mal
ensuing; and Immediately after will be sod al al
his STOCK IN TRADE. together with nn
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; of which OI Gu;
notice will be given. In the meant time, he "oGt
be proud to furnish ladies and gentlemen WIZ II.
any thing in his line ofbusiness, to order, on Wv
usual terms feb 27-d2W&Wt @-
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In the House of Representatives, on Monday,
Mr.. GORDON presented the resolutions Of the
Legislature of Virginia requesting the Repre-
sentatives, and instructing the Senators, from
that State, to exert their efforts to procure the
restoration Of the deposites, &C.
MIR. PATTON rose and called for the reading
of the following letter. which was sent by the
Governor of Virginia with the resolutions, to the
Representatives in Congress from Virginia.
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EARN FOR SALE.

T WISH to sell a FARM, containing IL
Il ACRES adjoining my residence II IS h9 T.n
timbered, and has on it variety OF fine FIuS
A great bargain may be had if Immediately q
piled for. D. F. DULANl'
aug 14-eotf
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JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. y.
n AH1IISfHIN

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens az,
~ visitors of Alexandria that he may Oe ~. "
suited at Mr.. A. Newton's Hotel on the tfs l1 ",
third Wednesdayin every month, from Uo'TTll r
A. M. unit! P. NJ All letters addressed ~
G. at his Office, between the United 4 ;natol
Bank and the Presidents House. WaslllnSS lin
City, or left at Mr.. Newton's Hotel, AleEa'''''
will be punctually attended to,
ian 2-eWedtf
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA CoGMh'
December Term, 1870, ,stol
SARAH LADD, Guardian of Sarah E r,'rtt
- Laid, exhibited to the Court her io
Guardian account with the vouchers IN su atIiog
thereof; which account is received Will DC "~ ts
ed and duly recorded, unless cause be s no% ID
the contrary, on or before the first Monta3 OF
March next; of which all persons lnle Tost
concerned will take notice. A copy: TeTs;;lI.
jan l3-wsw A. MOORE, Reg VIE VIE
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HORSES.

HORSES.
SEVERAL fine Work Horses, well known Ii
~ town for their good qualities, for sale, 10"
by feb 90 VIM. D. MUTT
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ALEXANDRIA MUSEUM n aid
open, daily, from 10 to y o'clock a. ian q
~ from 3 to p. NJ y"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

You have bees convened by the law. ct .
sessoa when accidental causes will cootr,-
butte 10 bring before you many questions cal
cuiated TO produce soms exoitemsat But
celebrating upon ell such. you w,ii never
cease TO remember, that the character and
honor Of virgsnis 10 involved, not lees ia What
you may do, thar In the te mper and manner
In which thai may be perforned. Feeling o.
! am con6doot voc all do. upon this subject,
Il would be quite unnecessary for me 10 re-
commend 10 you, TO act in all thing, % be-
comes this Commonwealth. 10 doing 90,
you will surely end the consol.tions OF your
Own approving judgment. will entitie your.
selves to the gratitude Of your eo1stituents,
and whether you receive them nov or not,
you may justly claim the thanks Of the whole
country. whose future destiny depends, In .
srent degree, upon your acts. In meeting
your heavy responsibilities. if you shall think
that my cooperation can DO useful to you, ai
aoy time, or in any way. pray you to be-
lieve, that u will be given promptly. faithful
ly, and fully, TO eject any object promising to
advance the public good
LirrLETON w. TAZEwELL.
Csuaei Chambsr,
R'ehmend, Dee. I. 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

The Sensie. however. VS. the point of s,trss-
tion- The dess,e vas r~sssed upon the ressiu-
ton for the eiestioa Of senator. and some very
animated speeches delivered both sd-.. An
amendment vss sa.liy sJop,ed an this, body. BY .
vo,e Of rs to -. hzias the 9Th Of J.aa.ry Tor
the .ies,ioa- AID Il 10 probable the hou.e .,ii
sooeur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

Yesterday We learned, that the addl.
ton of two hundred transportation cars.
for the express purpose Of acc0mmoda
ting the increased trade expected from
the extension Ofthe rail roadio Haupers-
Ferry, has been found inadequate. and
that al least another hundred will be
necessary to meet fully the demand
u is now believed that the amount Of
tonnage from Harpes-Feuy. even BE-
fore the extension 10 Winchester. will
exceed that from Frederick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

JONI e. CALHoUN has been re-
cleo ed 4. :. Senator, by the Legisla.
'urc u South Carolina.
Laws =. LNS has been chosen
y. 5. senator by the Legislature Of
Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

Col. s. II. Long. Of the U. s. corps
OF engineers, has been selected by the
Secretary Of War to make . survey To
ascertain the practieability Of making a
Nail Road from Frederieksburg va.
To some point on the Ohio river. at The
request OF a meeting OF the citizens al
Fredericksburg, held at that town on the
9th ultimo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

The test oath, leo eslIed) has passed the
House Of Representatives, Of South Carolina,
BY vote Of 90 to g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-18

In addition TO the foregoing We learn
from the Baltimore Amcncan, lhiA ON
Friday Mr.. Thompson, from the Com
miitee on Military Affair reported a
Ioint resolution for the location oC a
rail road through the public grounds At
HsPers-Ferry. Read twice and post.
poned TO Monday.
On Saturday the correspondence be-
tween Sec Woodbury. and Pres Biddle
on the French Bill. was received.
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TO the AMicteA.

hR. JOS. l.. MAXWELL e. Mr.. RICE
~ are prepared to offer TO The community, Stag
ners newly invented TRUSS. by the use Of which
they propose TO effect, beyond doubt, a permanent,
cure ofthai most painful and distressing complaint
called HernIa Cor Rupture,) which has never been
effected by The most approved Truss hitherto pre-
seniei 10 he public he principle upon which
,h's Truss acts in the restoration Of the paris TO
healthy condition, is radically diGercn, from any
other ever offered for the patronage Of the afflicted
Dr. M. & Mr.. X. deem it unnecessary 10 multi
ply reeornmenda'ory language, not only from the
fact that they have 10 their possession testimonials
tina, viii satisfy the mos. ncre5uous, but that the
Truss has only to be properly adjusted to the pup-
tured sufferer TO recommend ITSELF
They will be al Charlotte &. ii. On the I'd and
81 days Of August, u, Lunanburg c. II. the 9th
day Of August, q, Holloway on the 9Th, and at
Petersburg on thc ll,h, 18th g. 18Th OF August
DR.. H. LATHAM, Of this place, Ibis the
exclusive right of applying the above Truss in the
counties Of Campbell and Amherst. lie deems ii
useless TO say any thing in relation to the subject,
except that he guarantees a cute in every case. lie
has seen letters from some OF the mos, eminent Me-
deal gentlemen Of Kentucky, stating its SUPERIOR
~ over any other instrument Of the kind
July 81 Is
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New Glasgow Fall Races.

THyfIE Races over this course will commence
L. on Thursday, the 2nd OF October next, aud
continue 3 days.
Efa TIM Jockey Club Purse, $lo0,one n e
and repeat, $40 enhance.
N BY an order Of the Club, the first day
race is confined to 'htrc Year old Colts, rnised
and OWNED either in Amherst, Nelson, Rock
bridge Albcmnrli or y icknghan,.
Sccond dov JOCKEY Clah Purse, $l3O, two
mllc heats &l5 entrance.
1hi,d dav.--prorrc'or's runse 800, mil
hcats, he best three IN five, $40 entrance
The money for erch days will he paid &c
the winner subject To the usual discounts. From
The number OF iIotaes in training, fhc Sport may b,
expected
RICHARD J. WAUGH, Proprietor.
Sept idf
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II iKhlNlA.-h rules holden in the ric,L,y ri.,,s
~ we thcuf superior C'utt of Law and ,i,,cc,, s
INC county Of Cam, bell in tho month Of lu,, l.,
1H',s o1mibeil I'm. against john acReynolls, ~
4. Mcleynold>, ,ohu 4. Dabnt and E1Icrt s. Ach,
nrlds, dcits-in Chanccrv
ne deiendnnts John McRcynol,s Jas. c. cR eyrob'
fHaance and glycu security according n tie act Of
>emhly nnd '!e rules Of this Court and IL arpea
Satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of tn
"lth II il ordered, that tho said John Mere
nel'f Ms Z. McRoynolds and Rol,er, s. McRryuoA
20 'Frca' hr-e on the first day of September term
ana answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of TIN
orncf De forthwith !">oted in the Lynchburg yirrm
'or TWO months successfully, and posted al the (ro'
door OF the court house OF this county
copy-Teste.
JOHN ALEXANDER, ok
July II vom
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NOTICE..

II y pursuance of a decree of the late Supcrior
= Count ofChanccry Of The Lynclburg District,
entered up on the Goth day of October, 1929, in the
case Of Boo,hd vs.. Latham" and amended bv n
further decree of the Cncui, Superior Court of
LAW AMI Chnneery Tor the town Of Lynchburg on
the 18th day Of July, 1891, the undersigned will
proceed 10 sell, a, Bedford Court House, at public
auction, for cash, on tho 10Th day of October next,
the o"e sixth part Of the undivided interest in and
to the following slaves, 10 wit, Amelia, Isanc, Es-
ther, Boil, Martha aud Moses with the increase OF
the icmaos If any, since the 18th day Of December
1927, subject nevertheless 10 the rights of Polly
otey, IN said olavos-t being ,fo interest of Thorn
as a. Latham in the slaves aforesaid
BALDA MCDANIEL.
Sheriff of Bedford County, by Thomas Mead
his deputy
Sept. l. 1881 ids
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Lynchhurg Fall Races.

IFBNIIE Races over this course viii commence on
Il TUESDAY, The 231 September next, and CONT
nue. five days.
FIRST DhY-A swcops,akc for colts and FL
les two mils heats. 800 entrance, half forfei,
four entries and closed
WIN Cnssel enters lis colt Ticklebreeches, by
Shakespeare, dam by Madison.
Thos Hale enters his b. c by TimoIeon dam by
Raglnnds Doomed.
lsnac II Oliver enters his b. c by Ttulle, dam
Indy Teazle.
VIM Garth enters his b. T. by Monsieur Tonson,
dam Indy Racket
SECOND DAY-Pfoprietots Purse, 5000 two
mile heats, 5l5 entrance.
THIRD DAY.--Jockcy Club Purse 800, three
milo hcns, $40 entrance.
FOURTH DAY-Proprictor's Purse 5000, Two
mile heats, isl5 entrance
FIFTH DAY "A swcepstake, for colts and
6llcs, one mile ard repeat, $780, entrance, hall
forfeit entrlcs and closed.
rhos Hale enters his 7. C. Lceoh by sir Charles
dam Midas
WIN. McCsogo enters his g f. Jenny Dang, by
Medley. dam Sally Finn
W., w. Hurt enters his &C Dendy, by Med.
Icy, dan by Sir Ch'fls.
Tho Proprietor wi, be prepared TO accommodate
fory or hly race horses Win good stables, litter
aud forage Ilt money ion each days race WI,
be pniJ 10 tic wInner, snh Ct Ia the usu0l discount
From the large number OF horses in training, fine
sport may bc cypcftc'.
ISAAC Il. OLIVER, Proprietor.
hue IN tjy
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Mr.. Thomas Loicry and CtsntorA Lorry-
Aug %

Mr.. Thomas LoDry and CtamiorA Lowry
a S you not residents of this Commonwealth,
IA take this method Of informing you, TINT I
shall, ontho 9th day of October, 1884, at the Tav-
ern OF Air. Jas M. Williams, ~ the town of Llber
ty, Bedford cously, and Sta'e Of Virginia, proceed
to take the Jeposnons OF Thomas Babor aud Mil
TO, Lowry, and others, to be read as evidence
the trial Of Il sui, in Chancery depending in tho
Circuit Superior Ceur, of Law and Choncsry for
Bedford unity, in which am plaintiff, and your.
selves are defendants. If the said depostions nrc
no, completed on the day above mentioned, they
will be taken vi the place the day, and
continue from day oday TIL completed, Sundays
excepted WILLIAM LOWRY.
Sept. WAW
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HyI""lNlA, to wt-At rulos holden in the cI.,Lt -
nee OF the Circuit Superior Cout II Law o,d 1,han
@ ,S 1917 me town Of ynchburg the 4tI day of An
gust le4-Ann TAFT, flif aga inst Linnnns Dupnv %
Defs. " w '" A"oHas Mchinno!,
nor nefendants Llnn@us Dupuy and Celipe his wife
co"r, g !" the act of Assembly and tho rules of mi;
are no. appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew
now eenuants do appear here the first day of ,h
con, ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; and ,b,
nou opy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in .
monbs pe. printed in the town of Lynchbnrg for two
Tho c successfully, and posted at the front Soor
tue court house in said town ~ "' ooor OF
Acopy-Teste, n ponrs ~,
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ikeiAih ;-Atrnes heid In tho Clerk ae
~ County Court Of Franklin, the 4th d,v - Ola
ls3.--John .. loftwicb, Smii,son II Day,. aa AVS
Preston, bate merchants and partners iradiYs noa.
stsic and bIm of Lcfi~ieh, Davis q Co. wbs So. gf ,
benefit Of John d Leitwich, plaintiffs aganx, T :
'nels Francis llvcts Benjamin Eouih ana Ana 'rr =
lapd, beffs.-In Chancety. s'e" "
The defendant, aHHanas Divers, not hayinp ~,
oYpoatHIrc and given security, according ia NJ Us
Assembly and the rules Of this Court. and If ,n,
satisfactory evidence that lie Is not an nlalt, "
common@ nalth On motion Of the plain,,G. A. " z
counsel, il is ordered, that the said Annanias NJ
pear hero the first Monday IN November nov, 30
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that "a copy of TN. I
forthwith published IN The Iynehhurg Virginia, ~
months snccossisely, aud posted Mt the door oflte =
house oil THIS county an some court-daY. "
Cofy-Tcste,
Aug. - -" u E
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A.anA Sale ut auction.

4 GREEABLY to decree of the Circuit Supc
aI "a for Court 70, the county Of Bedford, entered
upon the i,h day OF May, 1884 We, the under
signed, will, on the 23d day Of September next, sell
at auction, ut Pcarmans Shop, formerly o les
ty's,) on the Lynchhurg and Blue Ridge Turnpike
road, about 3 miles ives, of Lynehburg, Tract of
Land (caod Nunney 81 belonging 10 the estate
Of Thomas Wilmington Jr. dec, containing 81,
ocros, lying in the county of. Bedford, about foul
miles west of Lynchburg joining the hubs Of Ben
inmin Wiegingon, Odep G. Clay, pc. Floyd, and
others. There is ,hfec-fourlhs or upwards of this
Land IN woode, and ell oddptc to the culture Of
Tobacco, and the cleared land in fine heart.
Terms, and 2 years credi, for equal portions of
he purchase money; the purchaser giving bond
with approve personal security, ard the tile re-
ancd until he last payment is made. The title
is believed to be u doubted, but We shall convey
such lille as is vested i, us by saiJ decree only.
There i. a rncl of 2oi acres adjoining the above
that will be offered Tor sale at the same time and
place, " heh, together, will make comfortable
tract WILLIAM OGLESBY, c
BAI.DA MepANlEL, 0o'
Aus 25 tbs
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'HYust sale.

pursuance Of trust deed, executed 10 the un-
u derslsncd on the TIN dry Of L bruary 1898 by
Wills 'Eucker, and of record IN Amhcrs, County
Court Clerks office, We or either of us, vii, on the
18th day Of September next, at the hndsc of said
Raeker, upon tlarrs's creek IN Amhcrs, county
sell at public auction, 10 the highest blddei for
cash, the iract Of land assigned or allotted to said
Ruoker, IN the division of his father and mothers
estate, one negro man nam, d Jacob TWO horses, 3
feather beds and furniture five head Of horned cat
tic. seven sheep, | OK cart aud yoke of oxen,
desks and bookcase stock cf hogs, 7 chairs, 3
folding tahles, trunks chest, dishes, 5 bowls
- dozen plates, tea pot, dozen tea spoons,
knives and forks, shovsls and tongs, fire irons
cutting knife, one Cary plough, and all his other
plantation tools, clock reel and all his kitchen
furniture, six basins ana nine pewter plates Also,
all his, sid Willis Rueker interest, as one Of the
lcgatecs of John RuCkcr, sen. and OF MIS-. Nancy
Rucker's estate whether real or personal, with all
and singular the other subjects in SAID deed men
tioacd. s GARLAND
GEORGE w. TURNER
Trustees
Aug. % wtds
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Mr.. David Sink

80 AELl ,NoIlrE, - att shnll on the Goth dnv
ID. and Moses c. Booth, tho county OF Frank
n and Sia,e OF Vrg lnIa proceed 10 iake the depo-
snions Of JoL;. Bowman, Nathaniel H. Claiborne,
and others, TO bo read as evidence the trial OF u
cause now depending in the Cucui, Superior Cowt
OF Law and Chencecy tor tho county OF Frsnklin,
wherein am plaintiff aud yourself and others de
PENDANTS, and # SAID dispositions arc not all taken
on that day, shall con nut from day 10 dny I'M
I'll the same shall be completed, at which time and
place you mny attend or not
DELlLAI SINK, n led
woman who sues by Asa Dillon, her
brother and next friend
Auy % ulw
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\ Tan Yarll for Sale or Lease,

AT AMHERST COURTHOUSE,
UyO which is attached between 10 or II acres of
Land The Tan Yard has rs watts n deu-
bic lime, good summer and winter beam house,
with good pool, first rate bark house and curry-
ing shop, with good set tools, stovc &c. There
is attached to the Tan Yard good Dwein /,
House and necessary out houses, suitable TO the
accommodation of any family of common size
There is on hand good stock OF bark and n first
rate iron bark mill Possession can be had IN
August next, bv the purchaser tenant
| have also a first rate Tanner and Cufrer tina,
| would hire TO the person who would lease or
purchase the Tan Yord, iii, would be on accom-
mediation.
Those wishing to rent will be shown the place
rnd Tern further particulars by calling on DIR.
Davies, in my absence.
SAMUEL uEISKELL.
June0 WITS
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az IKfiAtA, To NlF:-tt rurs holden "a, tbn e og.
W DISCO 81 tho Circuit superior Court IF Law b
thahcett Ion tho County, of Ia ilv in H.. month NJ s
ie7',-o'orgc VI Alillcr, Pia,ni,f against Henry
"nGKrr ana James ~ Luck, Icits In Chnrcory
me defendant Henry J.. Eurker not hyito entered
appearance aud gwen security ACCORDING To The oct
oscmh'y and the rules ofihs cont, ard il ,rpeqrirc
"o'o! cViueiice that no is not inhnluiant Of s
or do ar car here the r., Monday IN Ocioey rc, a.
answer the plaintiffs bill and that a copv nf,Gi. or5r
DE iorh"hh inserted in the ynchhurg Vrpninu fer ia
months sueccssively, and posted at The ro1 door If
cou'i -hon~e Of this comfy.
ACopy-Testc, WIN ,I0i,r n
July II Nv" =, a..
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'U-Fresh Spring and summer ~
GOODS.

uusT received n large and choice aeso', ''.
% of staple and fancy Dry Goods, OF Inc ''''''
imporiatons, such as c.no de
Rich OlympIan, Hemahni Nestino,
Chen, and other foncy Hdkfs ana sha""
case Dunslable Bonnuts
French and Swiss Painted Musi'hs
Calieos of every style
Rieh fgd and watered Silks
Sup. Ma,eopi Italian and other Lustr'ng' lse'y
cheap -,
Jet black md blue black Gro de Nip BINS
A variety Of cold Gro dc Nap silks
White pink and blue Satlns and Florence
Plain A Bobine,ts and "A plain and NJ o'''
clnnetis
plain Bobineus and fg'd Grccianeit C"Pes
A cheap assortment OF Glaghams
Rich Blonde Ribbons for BoDnels
Belt Ribbons
Irish Linens and keriings
Linen Cambria IIdkfs.
Plain md fg'd Null Muslins
Cambrcs ard Cambria Mnsns
Corded and checked Musins
Corded Skirts. at various prices
Silk and Cotton Hosiery
general assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen
Gloves, &c.
ar invite the attention Of the Ladies 10 the
above, and great variety Of others not men''ohco'
FOR GENTLEMEN'S EAR
Black and green Summer Cloths, white and CO.
lon cd Drillings, fancy Cassmcrcs for Sunnner'
Erminotis, rancy D,ills, Roam Cssimcres, Plos-
burg Cords, Circassians and Bombaznes, super
black, blue and farcy oofd Cloths, super black,
blue and fancy cold Cassimeres, blue and green
Habit Cloths, for sumner coas, Summer Hats
Bnndnnna H6kfs a general assortment OF I'M
breas, Bofnbaz'na nj othor Stoke.
The above, comprising handsome and eSten-
sive assortment, will be sold al prices 10 SUIT the
present times. Wholesale and retail denlcrs a'e
requested 10 call and examine the stock
ROBERT KYLE.
May 10 Is
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Cash for Cattle and Sheen.

HAVING commenced the Bulcherlug bus ness
Il IN Lynchbnrg, win give the highest cash
pace for any quantity of good Beef Cattle, and
good Mutton Sheep anl Lambs Apply to
JOHN u. RlCNESON
f;rTho Lexington Union and Fincase Patriot
vii please give the above one ortwo insertions for
their neishhors TO know where they cnn get Il fan
price for their stock.
Mount Airy, opposite Lynchbure, Sept 4 At
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tKtiNii AZ rule hornlu The Clerk. Office o.
~ Circuit Srnerior f"urt 81 Law aud thaacrrG +
thr cenniy OF tamube the br>i Tor ~ IN If
lrJi--Bnhic ". W ibaws"n, PHf. NJ nm Dautd &
Dawes, I'm hH'ies AID John w. Harvey Grl..-f
thtuccrv.
iho defendant, Dahiel l.. Dpyic, moi h: yat n'GC5t
appearance aud @Fcr security arco ding the Act ulA
ept aud tie rufus o tins cont, and arr cH,irg By
isinct0rt evidence that he is nhabiia oftI, cor
naonWcatl. II is ordered that the said Daui,l f. D@H
do appear here on thn first day Of Srptep her term
ad answer the Ylaiuif's bill aud that copy of tisot
dc: 10 forthwith In'etcd in the Lyncihurg Nuguiaa p
TWO months succc'sveH and rolcd at tho font door cf
courthouse fihi county.
Co9y-Tcste, JOHN ALEXANDER, Clh
July H. w2U