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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
vA1t. DIE araa EsrA-E



INTENDING to move To tho roath. oher ioe
L sale that highly valuable Farm on "fich fesue,
situated Ia Bedford county, on the otes' 'o'" -
niles above Lynchbng aud II from Liberty
This truly desirable estate is well worthy the AZ
tentou OF capitalists Who wish 10 engage ia farming
IN one of the most healthy and delightful seetlons III
MINER Nircinia il having III the benefit OF the saul
hrous brer1es Of the Blue Ridge. and at the same
time possessing soil susceptible oil the highest state
of ,,npro, enent TIN. land lies mincdiatclN on me
main road from Tsnchburg TO Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
Ouer and liberty-and is bounded on one side OF
Elk Creek, being il the vicinity OF mills. ne
tract contains about GO0 acres nearly lJ0 OF which
are cleared and at present in state OF progressive
Improvement at least $50 being IN Clover, TO
which the land is peculiarly adapted. The improve
rpcpts consist in part OF frame Dwelling House, &c.
two Barns aud rhreshng machine. new-and an Or
chafd of choice fruit-rhs place also offers eligl
bic stand for Tavern and Country Store-and III
addition to the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house, with an Ice house
and Veil of xceent water in the yard and extern
sye Stables, Blacksmith and Whcelwrlghts shop,
&c. &c.
II is useless TO speak Of the many inducements
which this place holds ont those disposed TO invest
means in real estate, it's presumed those wishing
to purchase would prefer examining for themselves,
which they arc earnestly invited to dol ms estate
is offered al private sale until the 10Th OF October
next on which day, If not previously disposed Of
will sell it At public auction. with all my stock.
crops on hand, farming and plantation utensils, &c.
&c. Terms accommodating, and made to suit the
convenience OF purchasers.
=. Letters the subscriber addressed TO lynch
burg or St James Church. Bedford. promptly at
tended to- FREDERICK 4. HAtRlS.
1.-The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wsw, and forward its ac-
count to this Office Ion payment.
May wl5Os
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Trust salc of Valuable Real Estate,
IN IINCHBI1RE


DN Vitae of deed of trust brarr date the o. III
- April ISIS, duly recorded in the Clerks Once
OF the lIustnps Court 10, the town OF Lynchburg,
executed bN james st. CLAIR To the subscriber and
John VI. Warwick. and Ton purpose, therein mention
ed, the subscriber w no cmpoW by SAID deed
act aonG) will proceed to sell, by way of public auc
ton, the premises, IN the town OF Lynchburg. to
the highest bidder, Wednesday, the 10Th Of Octo-
Der. instant, the following real property. to Wit:
One lot OF ground "A feet 'front.' on Lynch Street.
running back towards the river lf2 feet with large
Brlck House on the the same rcccutl, occupied
by Jas ST Clan a Grocery and Store House:
One other lot OF ground and house theron on the
same side OF sad street beings feet front, and also
running back BE lcet;
One other lot OF ground on the same side of sad
street, II icc 'front.', also running back l2 feet To-
wards the river;
and Water Streets, - feet front, running back l6,
feet, being the balance of 10, purchased Of Lynch,
trustees;
One other lot OF ground, adjoining John Perc,
vals line, nearest town, containing one acre com
menoinc on Diamond Hill. on Lynch street. runu,ns
along said line 10 Low Water Marx, on James River
% poles IN length, BY one hundred feet wide
The above sale will take place on the said 18th O
October INST, on the premises, without reserve
upon credit of l. months tie pure haser giving sat
sacory security for The purchase money The proper
| y is valuabe,-most Of 1t Immediately adjacent I,
Martins Warehouse, and is deemed worthy the in
vestment Of those deslrous purchase real estate
The title is believed to be undoubted, but acting
Trustee, the subscriber will convey such ouy as il
vested in HIM by the deed of trust aforesaid
! THOMAS A. HOLCOMBC,
! Acting Trustee.
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NOTICE.

Ttl ,iftu. of decree OF lIs tifcnt tuperloi
ID Court Of Law and CbauccTy Tor the County nj
Amherst. pronounced the 9th dsy Of april. ISIS.
ia the suit frpssor Powell, pitt against " lillain Jop-
ling, Sel.on Crawford, Leonard lienls, Abram Car
ter and others, dcts, the undersigned who ID there
BY appoIued d Commissioner Tor the purpose. will.
on the ID DAY ot November next, proceed, the
prernisas. 10 sill fbr ginning with the tracts as befcin
after enumerated. and selling only much may be
nee.ssaf. -atss the purposes Vi the said decree
10 the highest bidder, tor ready money that Is. a
tract oil laud belonging to tbran Garter, lying ia
the reanty OF Amherst. STYLED the Saw Mill Tract Or
lot No ,. aud adioins RohcrtII Carter and others,
which contains 2l2 acres. Also another tract ad-
Joining the tract FIRST mentioned. known by the name
of the l.oselady Mountain. and contains III acres
Aud on the BIZ day Of November uext, shall pro
coed. on the premises, In like Danuer. sell To the
highest bidder. Tor ready money, another tract OF
land also belonging 10 the said \brsm Carter and in
said decree mentioned, which in the SAID County of
Amherst. containing 100 acres lying between the
North and South branches OF Bulfaoc river, and on
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands of aaron
Hicciubotham aud others
THO. \. ElBANk. 1c.
Sheriff Of Itnherst. ." II"
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LAND FOR SALE.

W LII be offered for sale by way of public aus
tom at Bedford October Court tract OF
'na' oelonglng to the heirs of Baptist Hardy dec
ei William r. Jones, the heirs of Mitchell Ewing
&C. containing 1904 acres. Besides large Plan,
'a.9n' winch is well adapted to the raising Of all
MINUS oil gram, It Is estimated that there are wv
acres OF irst rate Mountain Tobacco land on the tract
h' i''id IS divided into three convenient lots, th'
betlef TO suit purchasers.
u, ie'ihs OF eale-One-l fourth Cash, and the rest u
three equal annual payments. Bonds with approve
security and trust deed on the land will be required
10 secure the payment. Persons wishing to view the
iauu' are requested to call on Mr.. Harvey Bears
VINO resides near II, who will show it.
Sep. il wtw
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NOTICE.

y the absence oil the subscriber from I.ynchbur2
1 the above Valuable Blttcrs can be obtained at Mr.
William Deans. | would say to the Invalid call on
those persons who have used them, for infornationt
and feel confident most, If not all, viii certify, tina
they are innocent and salutary.
a. \ further Supply, just received
J. \. ROYAL, .igent.
Co. The Stannton Spectator, Fredericksburg Are
ma and Charlottesville Advocate viii insert the above
tunes, and present bills Tor payment the Agents
IN those places, aud forward No to J. Cosby, al
Goochand Ct House.
Oct.
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NOTICE..

- pursuance OF a decree Of the County Court Of
Campbell, rendered at the September term there
Of 1885 will be sold on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 10th October, to the highest bidder on a credit
OF one aud two years, ia acres OF Land, with a
good eiug House and other necessary houses,
situated on the turnpike road about three miles from
lynchhurs, adjoining the lands of Dabney Martin
and others Also on Saturday, The 18th, on the
premises, l35 acres. more less, with 4 comforta-
BILE Dwelling House and other necessary out houses,
situated near Flat Creek, IN said County about II
miles from Lynchburg ad oininG the lands Of Fran
CHS Adams, Elizabeth Clark and others.
The above property belongs to the estate Of Jack
Leftwlch decd, and will be sold subject to the
serauon Of the right till the last payment is made,
when the Commissioners will convey such right aud
title a. is vested in them under said decree.
iio oHN G n pD9uA' cont.
OC.5 ids
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.$fOlD the THIEF!

- Stolen out stable, the night of the
tLs4N ;a)th of September. a large Bay Horse.
aAL-4 eight years old last spring, about five feet
three or four inches high, hi, name hanging each
side OF his neck, and not very long Both hind feet
and one of his fore feet Wholesome white in his
forehead, his tail little rubbed, also marks of gear
on his shoulders, and almost natural PAGER. He
was shod all round about ten DAYS ago with heavy
shoes. Twin give liberal reward to any person who
will apprch,nd the thief, and the horse to me.
JOHN H. PIUNKETT
Campbell Co. Gets 4ts
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DYSPEPSIA.

ITO all persons who are afflicted with disofdered
L Stomach OF LScrs, and iucgulanty OF clrcula-
tlon in other words, Dyspepsia in an, of its
pcatcd ionns-and to those who have lost all hopes
of ever recovering their health, do, particular
manner, recommend to you to inquire into the cha
racter and qualities of the Compound Biuers, which
have discovered, by experiments on myself, when !
had lost all hopes al ever recovering my health and
which has relieved many without DEATH or the
least injury 10 any one that have ever heard Of
This Compound 'ilters may he had by application 10
any OF the under named gentlemen, with directions
Tor using quart bottles, sealed and labelled slgucd
IN my own hand writing, and numbered.
General Agents-Josiah Is. Cosby and Littebury
Duncan.
Agents-A {. Smith, Carcrsve; Mary Bagbv,
q. Z. Scnggs, " lam Sublett, Powhatan; J. W.
Scay, Charlottesville; \. Spcais, j. Rowlett Ches.
Goochand l.. Brools Frederick Jude, Richmond ;
II. I.cdbelter, Hanover; 4. O. EggIcston Amelia
Ct House; L. II. Isbcll, II, Rainc, J. trnstead,
Cumberland; Moon & Adams, Scotts,ille A. Shep-
herd, Fusanna ct. House; J. Pearson, Prince Ed
ward CT. House; w. Car,lwcll Charlotte Ct House
J. A. ROYAL. LNnchburg; }. Tanner, New Canton ;
William Foler, }. I. Quarles, II. Shines, Louisa ;
William Wmgield Bent Creek Il. 5. Bernard.
Norfolk Major X Bradford, Cupepcr Ct. House :
}. G. Blaky, Orange Ct House William Maclar-
lane FrederIchs burs: Brown X Srack. Buckinglla ham
CT. House Charles Manscr Philadelphia Marshal
{, Slocnm, New York; Moore, Strablel X Co., Bal
tmore $. O. Moon, Albemarle A ID. Fnqua, Not
toway CT House +. Is, Jackson. iunenhurg L. II.
+. Raney, Mecklenburg CT. House; Samuel Lowell
PutsyIsania Ct. lionse NJ. +. Jackson, Halifax CT
House; j. W. Williams, Liberty; Chandler y
Thornton, Bowling Green John O'Bannon Fauaui
cr William Dabney Louisa }. Eehols, New
London.
~" Other Agents will be published soon a
appointed JOSIAH COSBY.
Goochand e. II. Sept. 90
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Ur.NWI'FCE. ~

!INIIE subscriber having determined to remove
l. to the South, in the course Of few months,
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claims against him to bring them forward for set
element; and all those who are indebted to him
arc notified 10 make immediate payment as all
debt, remaining unpaid the 18th October, will
sc placed in the hands of officers of the law for
collection. FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
Bedtord, July 20. wtl5O
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POLITICAL.
From the afetFoYoiitaa
LAYS OF TEE HEBREWS.


The light tina. CLEANS on Jordans wave
Falls idly on the passing firer,
Gildirs no banners of the brave.
No panoply OF spear and CULVER.
For thsre-w here bartles host rushed co.
Where ISraels maiden fields were "oa,
Il but the passing courser tr~ee
OF lshmacls hery desert Face.
Or Joydan's banks no thrilling CRY
Arouseth echo; all is languor,
No pilgrim multi,udes pass BY
With cymbal clash and trumpet changer,
As when the shrine Of Judah's God
Was borne across the sacred food
And Jordan paused. and reeed, OF bel
Before the symbolled presence dread.
By Jordans stream the harp |. stIl,
The tinbrels naughty sound hath ptilsh'A
The breeze comes qurering IRON the hill,
Without Que tone that love hath chcfbh"d.
Nor rings the unklng oastanei.
Which virgins chlIncd when fond hearts mot
To tread the measured dance and dream
That lie va. fair ~ Jofdan's stisain
Ths light that gleans oa Jordan. sa'e,
Falls beautiful aud nee ever;
But wher, are they. the iaif tho brave.
Whose voice pealed on tho Passing n'ef
A.k Time, the Gathorer' this. az nere--
WHY Israel dwells not IS before.
Why she hath pow robe Of seoru.
Add Judah now wreath Of thefu'
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RACES.

riEsr sAY--A swrrpsr

rifsr sAr--A swrrrsr,ks.
Two nile heats. sls subscribers 500 entrance.
J. VI. Bo,,ss SC b. Johanna az !
O. p. Hare's hr. I. sister TO
Hack Heth 3 2
q. Gocdwyne II. {. By ronson l
lshaiu poekeltss ;. l. by Charles > M cut
John Ic,h'. $. G bs fimoeon ; ~ oai.
Ecleher b. (. by Yankee Doodle ois'
Time i'm. .5is.--.ae. ,js.--ofn. 19s'
Second beat b, ,nches'
Til ,,ns very interesting rsc. theirs being four
hat, the mos. thai could be made Of 1t without dead
be,ls The Gubanna blood shows well 10 TINS race.
sscoSp p,f.--rhoPsIrroR's PrRsn.
s,so-a mile heats, eutrance fifteen dollaIs
or. Hare's Nase. Blunt, BY Sir Archie
TICS Dosnell's 1shsm Packet, by Arab
John Bolohefs Tally llo, by Tonsop )
lsham Puekeus QUIZ, BY liotspur J
John VI. Bons's Tobacconst, by Gohsnna ,
Time, ltt heat ..ui. 564s I'D heat. 3tn. sis.
Ia this contest, Tobace onst, who seemed to DO
looked upon Al ia, start. the competitor of Nancy
Blunt did not sustain hle well established repnta.
ton lie was evidently oni OF order and did not
appear disposed to 10 even what he was able. The
viuuiur ruare maintained worthy the high blood OF
her sire
rnlhp DAY.
JocAoy Clab Pure, 900, 3 tullo hea,s eHtranee
Wu H. Johnson's Julia Aun, by Oohanna,
year. old <
John NJ Bots Arladnc, by Gohanua, years
old ) j
Thomas u Watson 2. h. Tan Shang, by
Conienfou. : years old dam Don Quxo,e, dis.
Richard \ dams BLACK Heath, by Archie, dam
bv Hal years old
I.harn Packets b. IN. by Gohanna, dam by
Hal, 1 wears old dit.
Julia AM the ilrorite.
Tune lat heat. 5p o.s, Cd head, 5m. 37s.
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VALUABLE LAND,
FOR SALE.

OIt
fINllE subscriber having lately settled At too great
Il distance from his 'Frae, of Land, lying in the
counties of Bedford and Campbell, about miles
from New London Academy and IL from Lynch
burg, to admit OF his attending it, offers il for sale
1t contains about 1000 acres 300 Of which are clear
ed and of excellent quality, at least one half being
good creek low grounds, and great portion of the
remainder is fresh. \ large portion of the wood
land is very rich tobacco land.
Mr. RoRERT iEyISf. who resides about a mile
from the place, is authorised to sell and If neccssa-
ry, the Land will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
JAMES IRVINE.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

DuRSUANF TO the pro, isions Of decd of
l. trust, executed by David S. Garland to the
subscribers, bearing date the 9thday of pril, 1928
and of record in the Clerks Office of Amherst
County Court, We, or one of us, will proceed 10
sell, for ready money, at the New Glasgow Hotel,
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of November next the
tract OF land which the said Garland resides,
lying III the County of Amherst, on both sides of
Builaloc river, and around the town Of New Glas-
gov, including the Water Grist Mill on Bulaloe,
with the appurtcnances the Plantation called
Cherry llill the inton House and Plantation ;
the Plantation on Which Hudson NJ. Garland rcsid-
ed at the date of said deed the Brick House
where the said David 5. Garland resides, with the
appurtcnances also the lands on Turkey Noun
tam, being all adjoining, aud containing upwards OF
}1OO ACRES.
10 any person DESTROYS of purchasing valuable Real
Estate, tins sale will perhaps afford the best oppor-
tuny 10 do so that will be presented for many
years. The land is fertile, well watcrcd, we'll i'm
proved, in neghboriood as healthy as any in the
State, and said TO be in good order for cultivation
\ portion of it is low grounds of great value. 1t
will be divided, ii necessary, for the accommodate
ton of purcha crs. Mr.. Garland will shcw it to
any person who NAV wish to view the premises
The title is believed to be unqucstionable, yet a,
trustees We shall only convey such as is vested in
us by the said trust deed.
JOHN NJ. OTEY,
ROBERT TINSLEY, ''os''es
Sept. 10 wSw
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4 Teacher Wanted.

~ NJ. who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as TO character and qualifications to teach the
Latin and Greek, Reading, Writing, Geography,
Elements of History English Grammar Exercises
in Composition and Arithmetic, may obtain good
and profitable school by early application the sub
scrbcr near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTIJOHN.
E..r,
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Sep. "A
VALUABLE LANDS roR SALE.

rl authofised, by letters of attorney to dspo"
taa o' me Sonnaire. and Locust Grove estates,
J In ym'e IN the County of Nelson. the first on
James River, near Warmins,er and ,be other abot
hse miles north of Warminse r, and ten miles sou'h,
east Oh Loyngston, both the property OF the heirs o.
'he late Col Zacharah Neville, decd. Suffice II 10
sly .hdt these are very valuable estates, and h''
sleat bargains may be had by purchasers. ni,
'ei description unnecessary, as purchasers will o,
sou'se view Tor themselves. A line addressed TO s
person at the same place, will meet with promp, at
'e,'ion' Earl, application must be made, as slla'
sell IS soon as possible.
ANTT.rY' NEVILLE.
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BEEF AND SEED WHEAT.

NAVE few hundred bushes of White Flint.
= ana small quantity of the Golden Chat Wheat,
both Kinds perfectly clean and sound-for which !
would take the market price, and deliver them at nv
house. '
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Superior Beef Caue-wbich I intend % div. >.
amherst Court House, the frs, days Of October.
November and December Courts
Sep. 81
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FOX RF.y'T OK LEASE.
Ssp. %

WE Mountain Top Tavern and Farm, with
l. about half the necessary Furniture. This
establishment is situated at Rocktsh Gap, Augusta
County, Virginia, % mile, from Charlottesville, IL
to Siaunton, on the turnpike road the great tho
roughfare Tor Western and Eastern travelling. and
visan,s to the Virginia Springs. The geographic
cal situation Of this establishment cannot be ex-
ccllcd or e1nallcd by any other Of the kind in
the States. The air is pure and healthy, scenery
delightful aud novel, the water purity itself The
houses large, commodous, and in good repair
Under suitable administration, the establishment
would be extremely valuable to gentleman Of en-,
crgy and enterprise. The buildings were design.
ca in tiler construction to be made healthy and
fashionable resort. There arc about $50 acres OF
cleared land that can be extended to or BOO
Possession may be had the lst Of Dcccmber-ear-
lier for seeding small grain, if desired. Terms
will be accommodating, and boardcr GOOD por-
ton of time. Immediate, or early application is
desirable SAMUEL LEAkE, IN.
Sept % ~
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One table spoonful OF salt and two of brandy
makes eflcctual rcmrdy for int'ammatons,
sprans, bruises, sealdS, cuts, bites of poisonous
animals, &c. Mixed with twice the quantity #
hot water and taken internally, it has cured man
cases Of bo,.e complaints, cholics, &c.
Poughkefpsie Journal
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From the Wythe {. IT, Fors,ter.
ROWLING GREEN RACES.

The races over this course terminated on Fri
day, the 18th inst, and the following il the result
flnsr Day, Tuesday, l5th.--Swceps,ako race,
or three year old colts and FLIES, 400 entrance,
h. f., four snbscrlbers.
PhoIpsanl Mathew bL l., by Arab, dam
By NirFaIan,
iialIcr aud Crockett, Z. c. BY Ncdlcy,
dam by 2
Robert Kent. b. L, Snow Storm, dam
BY 33
Richard M1ttbews' ch :, by White. IT,
molcon, Paid Eo,ten.
THr, Isl heat--lm. SIS. 2nd--lm. sos.
Bets. before starting, were, the field against the
Arab hey, two and three to one they were Tree.
" taken by her friends aud some bet her against
the other i"orvcn. The black fcy won the race
with the utmost ease, run ing hard IN hand, botl,
heats She !, an ecgan, flley.
Srcosp RAes, Same day-Swcep,'akc. tor
two yc,r old>, SO entrance, one mile out Won
by Nj. kent', colt, by Star; boating IlalIer and
Crockett colt. by Star, and Mr.. Wiley's colt, BY
Rooh,mbcau. Time, Pm. Us.
Srcosp D.i.-Jookoy GLIB Purse, $500, en-
trance SD. Two mile heats.
James {. Tate's b. H., Michigan, by Old
Tmoloon dam by Ragland'. Diomede,
-four year, old !
Robert kent's eh. m, Flying Artillery, by
Shakespeare, dam by h,c years
TINr, LIST loat--=im. 2nd-ln. S.
The bosi two milo ever run over the
course, aud won easily BY the horse. Track. in
good order.
TmRp DN.-Joekcy Club Purp-, $3.50, three
mile heats,
Robert kcnt's CHI. h., Can,ecn, by llo,.pur,
four years old.
Matthews and Prcston's ch. h., Alroy, by
Old Timoloon. dam by Sir Hail. five
years old, and let down,
lialIcr and Crockett, b. b. Tristlam
Shandy, hy Shakespeare. five year,
old, 3
TINT, LIST hoat--6n. 6S 2nd--6m. l7s.
Thl, WIS a III 1st beautiful race until Alroy let
down. he passed them soon after starting, and was
running ahead under hard pull ; when, ON en-
crinC the last hall mile OF the first heat, the tendon
Of hs right fore leg gave way and he was passed,
coming down the quarter stretch, by Cantccn, who
won the heat. The friends Of Alrov refused TO
back hun, for fear hi leg would give way, and
TrIsrafp Shaudy WIS freely taken against the
field. The knowing ones, as i, generally the Gaze,
were Will bat. iiotSpur Won the second heat with
great ease.
Tovnra Du.-Jockry Club Purse. goo, en-
trance 49, mile heats, best three in five.
Robert kcnt'S CHI. m, Flying Artillery, by
Shakespeare, 2 /
Phclp, and Marthow, Z. h., by jerry,
-four years old. l22 2
Halter and Crockett, CHI. h., Falcon, by
Sin Charles, iou years old, 3 3 dis
TINE, lst hcat-lm. pos. 2nd-lm. SIS 3D.
Pm. 4.--2n
1t rancd durins tn, day, and the track was quite
hcar y.
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beautiful assortment OF Treble Polish, Ribbed
and Doeskiu Cassmeres-rogether with the most
splendid assortment OF esting that has oesn
hihitcd III this market. lie has also elegant
sortmcnt of Stocks Gum Elastic Suspcnders, and
Patent Merno Shirts and Drawers, "a fine article
fo the approaching season. all Of which will be sold
very liberal terms. lie particularly invites his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
his Stock of Goods before purchasing elsew here
and he them, that they shall not be dissas
fed with asticc they may purchase of him. lie
has also received the ia,es, Fashions. and is ready
10 execute all orders III his line, the ncNtcst most
fashionable, and expeditions manner
Oct | WON
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BENJAMIN Il. HUNT,
MER rIANT ILoR.

THAMES this method of returning his sincere
L thanks To his friend, and patrons for their yer,
liberal support since his commencement in business,
and would nov inform them, that he has Just re
turned from the North, where he has selected as
sortment of Goods IN his line, which lor quality, he
confidently believes cannot be surpassed IN this or any
nIhrI lk1i- IL In nll If
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ii Teacher FVWNfcsy.

n M\N irom3, to 10 years Of age, Of God mora
a nnfac'er' and who Is well qualified to teach incl
branches usually taught this country, NAV besr of
situauon' on application to Mr.. John Ca,ey of
Lynchourg letters 'rust be rost rad
Nue,i> n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
LAND FOR SALE.

Y q BEING anxious to remove n tho
49, West this fall, will sell my LAND
srsxs lying whn3l miles of Lynchhuro
ihiN tract contains about 900 acres,
one nan yet IN woods, and nrst rate TOBACCO
|NND' SAM. NJ SCOTT.
Sept. 10 -