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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
Mont Yelier School.

1uyHE subscriber having permanently located
IL himself one mile from Amherst Court house
sropos.s continuing bis School the cnouing yesr
10, the instruction Of youth. The local advantages
of the School urc inferior 10 none IN the county MS
!, Regards health aud retirement The term, TO
eonsist Of ten noaihs, will commence the first Mon
dsv in January, and end the first Monday in De-
ecnber following, vaca,ing the month Of August.
No pupil will be admitted for shorter period than
from the time Of entrance TO the e.d of the term
He promises to use every cxsrion 10 promote
the advancement Of those entrusted 10 his charge,
and believes from his experIencehe will be enabled
10 rive entire satisfaction. To those who have
pstrooised him for the last ten years, he feels par
iicu,arly grateful, and hopes 10 receive n contin-
nance Of their favors. There will be two public ex-
.miuu,ious, one in June, the Other in December.
Tuition fees, due semi annually, will be for Or
biography, Reading, Writing & Arithmetic $l2-
for English Grammar, Geography, with tho use.
of the Maps and Globes, History, Rhetoric, As
,ronomy, Natural Philosophy and Mathematics
Si6-fW the Latin Language ss25.
p. S.-Hc viii receive several boarders into his
family, on moderate terms.
Howell L. BROWN.
Dee II WIFI
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$50 REWARD.

N UNAwAY from Jesse Jopling. on the Is,
II dsv Of October last, Negro Man by the
name OF CHARLES, about 80 10 30 years Of age,
Of black compilation, about fec, to 3 inches
high STOUT and square built, pleasant euanienanec
roand facs, polite and quick spoken, sooi set OF
teeth, rather short no other mark or scars reco-
lcc,ed, except his small toes grow together farther
than usual. Il is expected that he has changed his
name md clothing, and obtained free papers well
cxc.ssed, AMI probably assumed the name Of -
Bovman. % he has been intimate with free negroes
Of that name The above rcwnrd OF 500 wal he
x;yen II taken cd, Of the counties OF Bedford or
Bo,e,our,, 90 that get him, or s2e II taken IN e'-
shes Of the above eou''iies.
JAMES JOPLING,
Attorney in fact for jesse Jopling
rr The Lexington Union and Kana@ha Ban
rer v;ll give the shove 3 insertions, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Jan. Is WIS
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New Dry Goods.

vuyuE subscriber has just opened Of his Store,
u large and fashionable assortment oil Dry oooo''
of superior quality. Among them are -, !.
Green. brown, purple, cinnamon and cofd Fro oe
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro de Maps and other Silks very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured silks
81 and 4 French and English Mernos
3 and "a black and cold Crcassians
Ladies' red and black Merino Shawls
Ladies' Merao and Thibct Hdkfs.
Barge, Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Chmazets
White nad colorcd Satins
White and cold Italian Grapes
F'ofences
Lace, Lace Edging and lnser,ngs
Bobinet and Grecan Qnlngs
Cambria Edgings, Worsted Edgings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
Rich opnn work Silk Hose
PLAIN black and white Silk Hose
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tnse Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO.
SUD- lot blue black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cassimeres and Satinetts
Red, white and green Flannes
Plads and Bombazetts
Linscys. Kerseys and other coatse Goods for Ne
groes
Bed Tickinss, Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a 4 and 81 brown and bleached Shiftings and
SheelIngs
Damask Dioper and Table Cloths
Toilanci, Swansdown and other Ves,ngs
Rose Whitney, London Duncl and Point Blankets
The above, and a variety of others suitable to the
season, daily expected, which recommend to the
public at unusual low prices Dealers will please
crll and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct l3 IS
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ESSRS, Jesse LeRwich, John Leflwich
~ WIN. Leftwich, Edward Shurman and Eli.
zabe'h his wife, Mary Otey, Lucy McClanahan.
James Mitchell and Ann his wife, VIM. Walton
Maria Lewis, Robt Craig and his wife Malindo
William g. Lehwich, John S. Leltwicb. Robe,,
c. Stepsoc and Elizabeth his wife, William Men.
ISIS, Frances Meniss, VIM L. Otey, Thomas J
Otey. John Il. Otey Reeves S. Scruggs and Ma.
linda his wife, Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton.
Lewis Price and Angelina his wife, Charles Jor
dan and Matilda his wife, Gusiavus Ii. Burton.
1ohn N. Burton, Chrlsoper c. Burton, Elizabeth
burton, sarah Turner, Mary Lenwich, Joel Left.
witch, John Goode and Ann his wife A sbehno Len.
wich and Adcnc Lefwck-Take notice, that on
the trial of the ejcctment case now depending and
undetermined IN the CircuitSuperior Court of Inv
ana Chance,y for the county of Bedford, STYLED on
the docket, Seekrigh, Lessee agans, Donoucm. in
winch you are The real plaintiff and am defend.
ant That IN pursuance of an act of the General
Assembly IN such case made and pro, led, shall
give IN evidence before the jury on the tra Of said
suit, that Alsop Taylor, dec under whom claim
tue TO the premises in controversy in his life time
actually paid to VIM. Lefwch, dec in his lf, time
inc !uil amount OF the purchase money for said
lana ar'd premises and as have understood n nd
oe''ese 10 be true, that the said William Left.
VIC" 'as' nance, IN his life time, executed Alison
". " "'o"" " Ciaytor, or TO some one
ese for his, the said Taylor's benefit a lille hond
to the land and premises in controversy nnd Ina,
!nat oond or copy Of it. is in your possession. or
IN the possession OF some one or more Of vo,
ans, therefore, is to require you to produce said
"''e oono' on the trial of said suit, or that I will
proceed 10 give evidence of lis contents.
PENELOPY WHITE,
Ian 10 Late Peneopy Tuyor
Pm
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ME subscriber, living IN Lynchburg wishes to
- dispose OF, for the coming season, his hotse,
Carsle-would stand him on shares and would be
glad to receive propositions by mail or otherwise
Carlisle is a grandson of the celebrated old Dio.
mede and truly fine horse; was injured in train
ing, but gained great credit by his speed and bot
tom.-Hs owner has every confidence in him US
a stock horse, and believes that he would do well
IN Western Virginia, Kentucky, Ono, or in the
South.-The subscriber wishes to sell Mareskino. a
promising horse, three years old by Shakespeare
HENRY BROWN, IT..
Dee Is Z.
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DURSUANT TO decree of the County r
II OF Bedford, pronounced at the Nov Gu O.''
1884, on a suit then therein depending bo,..'
William c. Mennis, an infant, by &c. psn,,g Tee'
t''anees cao"'l Me"oIs, def'.; the unIcrssn'S
the Commissioner in said decree named vii,
the 26th day Of the present month at the toa,1 "
Liberty, N the county Of Bedford, proceed Ia ="
by way Of public auction, TO the highest bld., WI,
tract of Land and Lot in said decree mon,.1. we
The trac, ofland lies about miles from Io",,.
and adjoins the lands Of William LeGwub ID ~,
William Hudnal aud others--contains uavo,1. -
500 acres is we'll improved, lies well, and nav -
SAID 10 be COOL tract. The lot is yaeon, -,
lying in the town Of Liberty.-The snle vii, tab
place in front of the Cour, house. The terms ,;n
be for the lot, IL months credit, and for the hna
one, two and three Year, the purchaser. givns
bond with approved security, and deed Of ,rnr,
upon the premises, to secure the purchase mono,,
WILLIAM C. LEFTWICH Co,n
Jan, 5 ,aa
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sRRmSE SAE4s

INV virtue Of deed of trust, exeou'eu - VIC
o Subscribers by William Harrison, dee o. OF
date the 3lst day of Marcf, 1882, and duy reeo1
ded IN the County Court o: Campbell county 'neY,
or one Of them, according 10 the provisions OF 'ne
deed) will proceed to sell, by way OF pu0',e aue
ton. on the premises, that valuable tract OF 'ah'
called SPRING WOOD, near the town OF Lynsh.
burg, on which Seth Ward no" resides on r',oay
the 23rd day Of January, 1895 The ute s IS oSnes'
ed to be unqucstionable, but acting as trustees ,
The subscribers will convey only such as IS vested
in them by the deed aforesaid
Terms made known at the sale
NJ. IL GARLAND,
w. w. NORVELL,
Trustees.
- Ian l 'uo
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LAND FOR SALE.

nfE subscriber offers for sale his pLANTA-
VII, - lion on Little Otter, in Bedford, about 3
nes cast OF The court house. 1t contains between
475 and 500 acres, about 200 ocres snn,o.eJ 10
DC cleared and but small part exbaus,ed,-Thero
c,oa""' "''o 10 oe between IS and 40 acres of Low
".oahos every acre except about one is first rate
dnces f.. 'a' me balance of The cleared land pro-
aIes nne crops of grain of all kinds The unclcar-
Gu ,ano is OF the first quality for tobacco
o;lss a"o,fcf Tract, or the turnpike about six
how, ,s aoove Lynchburg, containing 4l3, acres
ou' 10Y cleared, is fine grain land all of lies re-
markedly well, and from the trials made is finely
adapted TO clover There are on this ,rac, about 80
o "Les N Meadow, and very productive the
n ,'u,eu ,ana is very heavily tmbered the i'm
p,'refeh's on either these tracts are only suta-
Ole no. Tor small family or overseer.
made hsssro can be had of both. if application is
nsr,;' nIas as could be required For further
London. "s subscriber, near ~"
Dec. Is w. w. Aus ~"
wGw
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Tobacco LAND near Lynchburg
for Sale.

wa ILL be offered for sale, on the premises ON
w Wednesday the 9TH day of February next
TRACT of LAND, containing Cos acres. Sit
udtta on the waters Of Beaver Creek in ,ne
county OF CHmpbell, on both sides of the Mnin
Road leading from Campbell Courthouse to
l'ynchbnrg, miles from Lynchburg and from
the Courthouse, and adjoining the Lands of Mr.
James Glass, Capt Perow, Doctor Stevens. Col
WyUe, MIR. John Murrell, and others. This land
lies generally well, is conveniently watered. all or
nearly all uncleared, heavily timbcred with voIno-
bic timber, and much the larger part of il isescel
cent Tobacco Land. with about 70 acres of Creek
Bottom. There is Mill site upon the C,ee.
winch affords tolerable supply of water The
quality OF tins Land, its neatness to I.vnchbnrc
Nanofons Already market, comparatively withonl
expense for oil It's products and other advcn,o.
ses make 1t, in the opinion OF the subscriber reall
valuable lie earnestly invites all persons wish.
ing to purchase Lands, 10 examine this tract nre.
v'ous 10 the day ofsale The subscriber will he in
me ne's hborhood of the Land ON Wednesday n,
thursday next, 18th or 18th January, and On
Monday and Tuesday previous to the sale and
"n' SNOW II 10 any person no wishes H. Some
OF the gentlemen who live adjoining, will have no
oouot, show the Land in NY absence. Fur,bc =
particulars and terms, (Which will be lbcraI) made
known on the day of sale
CHARLES Ii. LYNCH,
~ Elk Or OF Anselm Lynch, dec
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Elizabeth Mari, widow and rollct of Mar -Jnmcs
uet d. Alexander ID. Mari John james MORGAN
robert shelton and Matilda his wife. William
oul ana Elizabeth his wife, John Mar. Mary
Mari, Thomas Wainwright and Sarah his
wifc, Ambrose K. Mar, Ambrose Marr nm,
caroline his wife, Francis X. Mari, the last md
infant under the age of twenty wears. Who
sues 10y her next friend, Elizabeth Mari.
rake NOTICE, that shall. on the 9th Il -,
- OF January next at the house Of John Tavloe
IN The county Of Amherst, near the Toll Br,dse
proceed 10 take the dispositions of BENJAMIN Nor
veil and others; and on the eth DIV of the snn,o
moh'h, at the Washington Hotel, in the town If
Gynchpufg' proceed TO take the dispositions of DR.
w. a. Rose and others and if from any cause the
'ooro oepos'tions should not be taken or completed
on me above days they will be taken on the os,h
anu ~ Oh the same month, at the same place And
OH me a'h day OF February next, at the Eagle Tn.
te'h' IN The CITY OF Richmond Va. proceed Ia tax.
'he oeposlilons of Col John w. Holt and o,bors
ana II IN case they should not be token on tho an
os named they will be taken on the 9Th of the sam,
mont and at the same place. And on the 18th dav
81 February, at the Bell Tavern in Liberty Rcd.
'ofu county, shall proceed to take the depos,io,s
OF 'onn u Lcltwich and others, which, if moi com.
p'eteu on that day, will be continued on the lGlh
anu hh OF Inc came month, at thcsame place
"hich SAID dcposiiions when taken, are intended
10 De read as evidence on the trial of suit now do
Peho'hg IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law md
Chancery for the county of Bedford Va. in which
sa,u sun you are plaintiffs, and myself and others
ue'enoan's' ANTHONY RUCKER,
Executor of Ambrose Ruckor dcc,d
Dec. % =. .'' u
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Cabinet ENrnitura

NHE subscriber, thankful for The enco,..
II ment heretofore received from his fr;ooa' &c
the public, wishes TO inform them hut he h.. IN.
we'd 10 the lower end of Main-siree,, onpo,;,. az
Beeeh's Carriage shop, where he viii - "t
ways good assortment of Furniture on ba,1 d.
Cor cash or country produce. '' INV,
would be glad to get two boys of stead, 81.
dusrious habils Apprentices to earn ,ha a,u m
net business. Boys from IA to l6 years Of a.. sao
from the country, would be preferred se'ana
JOHN HOCKan,v
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DE LA MONTERAT,S
AnAian SVeciHc.

HNHlS valuable Medicine is highly recommcn.
IL dcd to the public, being safe and eiTectual
cure of Coughs, Colds, Consump,ons, and diseas.
es OF Breast and Lungs, &c. A direction and
certificates Will accompany each bottle of Specific.
l have also received and for sale, supply of
l'r. Chapman's ANTEDYSPEPTIC pills
These Pills are extensively known, as being an ef
fcctnal remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia or Ipd.
gestion-PriCe so Cents
For sale by Howell DAVIES,
D. R. LYMAN, As's'
Dec. 25 10,
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Z AND ,ROys : Nr,p

HE subscriber has two pieces of Land .I,.
ne wond be glad 10 se--one of which ,s .,.I l',a
proved, The other is all in heavy Pine timbe, ' ,
good situation for Saw Min. Both of .,l., MN
IN the ne'shborhood of Jacob Early's Mn .ts
fourteen miles from this place Fo, nsr,,. ayOds
enquire of he Subscriber fN',ep q
Dec % H.
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ANctiOn Sales.

IN Tuesday night the 9th, | shall resume NV
~ night Auctions, and regularly con ,nuc them
every Tuesday and Frid y nights during the Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
VIII SUIT the season and sold in small lots. NV
daV sales will be every Wcdnesd ay a, IL o'clock
OF Groceries, Fu'niturc, &c. &c Fayors from The
country are particularly invited, as my sales viii
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS An.,,
Sept. 3, 1884. ;fs
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70 Contractors.

XATILL be LET, 10 the lowest bidder, by the IN
w dersigned Commissioners, at the late resi-.
dcnee of Mrs. Mary Ryan, in the county of Bed
ford, about eleven miles north west OF tho court
house, on FRIDAY the Both inst. the opening & COM
pleiion OF much Of the road lately established and
located, commencing at Jones' Mill, and running
ocross the Little Mountain by Mrs. Rynn's. so as
to iniersee, the new road beyond Goose Gfees, us
may then be determined upon by the Commission
crs Conditions made known al The Time above
specified. Persons wishing TO undertake such a
job, are requested to attend
WILLIAM II. JONES, 9
WILLIAM l.. GoGGlN,
ROBERT c. MITCHELL. } .
Bedford, Jan. h. 1885. 2w
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NOTICE,.
Jan. IL

" Ill be sold to the highest bidder, at the
~ ked Honse, in Charlotte county, on
FRIDAY the 23d instant eight likely NE
GhOEs, consisting of Boys and Girls, beIonsin,
10 the estate OF Thomas Ford, deed. upon credit
an'' Inc hrs' day ofJuly next the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
>, CALVIN FORD, admir-.
NN''' -
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REMOVAL.
TVHE subscribers have ,emo,. - =.

VIE subscribers have removed ,her ss,o,,;.h
ment TO tie house lately occupied bv Mr. n
:onns, "sx' door 70 Mr.. John R. d. PAYNE, ,nd
Immediately opposite to the Farmers INK, whsro
,nsy ousr fos sslc for cash. or barter for Coun,rv
n'vreoce, large & general assortment Of GROCE.
49, S"a DoMES TIC GOODS. They invite
.o"'s' friends and the public generally to call
wo.s. " :" .ns's stock before purchasing else
en- Ill advance on cost. SUI ~ very
Jan. le MARSH.
cf
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Great Eavgains for Cash.

n 70 be had at the New Store of E.. B. ESTES
IN toe and suporfne blue, black and colorcd
IONS :, Cas'meres' C"slnet's Fanncls, Blankets,
Napt Coitons, Merlno Cloths and Circassions f
cured Th'bet Cloths, very handsome no,,er,s
homoazet's Calicos, Cambrics, Muslins, superior
and common black and colored Silks, Silk Wors,ed
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods of all kinds
and all other Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Hats
than they have ever been offered in this morko, y
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call md
examine Tor themselves. Persons wishing to Inv
70 sell again can do SO to grea. advantage. lie -
determined to sell out his stock of Goods on hand
a ,n esIay ,nuucemen' In the way of cheapness
WIN be heid out 10 purchasers. Two or ,hrce ,ons
OF very nice Castings, very cheap. " ~ '''
~ E. B. ESTES.
W lie is daily expecting 10 receive some fine
sno extra hoe black Bombazinc, Diapers, super.
,; Eas"e.'s Ribbons, and other desirable Goods
winch n will wi be sold very cheap. E.B.E
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NEMOVAX..

JOENS has removed to tho Store
-, 'ateiy occupied by F. s. Miller G. Co ,v,o
800 oe'o~ mis- former stand, and near the corner
"e cross street leading to Friends Warehouse
o,au, ~ '"'"es his customers and the public gen,
W., ~ examine his present stock Of Fall and
or,css Hoous lie assures them tina, Re will sell at
r oe'o" MS former rates. Those dcsiro,s 80
purchasing will certainly ind it to their in,"." OF
call w '"e'r interest to
jams
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" inter Goods.

VIE subscribers have on hand lars C assort-
ment of the following Winter Goods viz
"a "A Plain and Plaid Linseys CHEAP
Sd American Kerseys
Low priced Sainctts
Point and Dufi Blankets
Rose and Whitney do
Wilson's and Gandy's Nspt Cottons
,rt n.' OF wh,chth they are determined to sell cheap.
tercs' TO examine their goods brCre 'hnv;na
FRANKLIN, HUNT, & Co.
n. =, Opposite the Virgini an Office
a this office >"S' ~
Dec.
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WTLLTAM IT. HARDY.
PEDIGREE.

''h"'NiAN Is fine sorre, nearly 10 hands
"'s"' anu Tor sy mmery OF form and power of
muscle. Is surpassed by no horse in this ota,e-Ije
w,'' be years old this spring-he was go, by Old
'"g,n,sn-he 10y Old Sir Archy Virginlan's dam
ny oiu onyiock, he was got Ivy the imported Bed
'ord, his dam by the mpo, TED Doomed. hi, e,an.
ua" oy 'he imported ST. George, his e. erandas \,
oy The imported Fearnough,. his g. &. grandam by
the imported Jolly Roger, and came out of an i'm.
Po''eo mare Vrs'nan's g'andam by Cellar, hi,
E. E. s,an'am by SPadlll, his {. &. graadam by Old
Twill be seen by the above Pedigree. tina, No
morse OF the continent has superior prrtensons In
o'"ou. both Tor speed aud bottom. He was rain.
eu Tue ran alter he was three years old, and run
1--WE, 1--WE, races IN the county of Fauquier. and never
'os! neat He afterwards got badly fouu dered
""'e" prevented his being trained any more.
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New Fall & WiNtev Goods
ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT,
Oct. l3
BANK SOU AKE,

APPOSlTE the Market House, have The plea.
~ sure of announcing TO their friends and the
public, that they have received their entire stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, making much the
largest assortment which they have ever had the
pleasure OF opening. Without entering into detail
will be sui cient to say that their stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable in the Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Grocery line Being seec
ed, principally for Cash, by one of the Partners
IN Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. they
VIII say to their friends, that every inducement, in
The way Of quality, STYLE and price, will be ofe, ed
them for continuance Of their favors. Attention
is invied particularly to the following articles:
Clothes and Cassimeres, Of every shade and
quality.
Stripe. Point, and London Duflel Blankets.
A large and complete assortment Of Rose do
very heavy.
One Bale. assorted from 81 to l54. French
Mackinaw do, new and most desirable articl Tor
family beds.
large and desirable assortment of Negor
clothing, such as Napt Cotons, coarse Csssinetis.
green, gray aud white Kerseys, mixt army Cloths
&c, together with "a, Al and 8 4 Linseys of very
nes'r"tie coiors and patterns-3-4 and A Red
Blue, Brown, and White do. &c. &C. &c
Also, complete assoItmen, Of silk goods.
Fancy HRndker-
chiefs OF new styles Cambrics. Calicues, Muslins.
CTcassians Of all colors and widths Bombazines
French and English. Challevs Of the most desira.
BILE patterns and shades, English and French Ma
r'nos, Figured Clrcass'ans of superior quality and
many other desirable articles for the Ladies. Ia
which we particularly invite their a,tenlion-such
as bo"nets OF the latest styles, Ribbons Belts,
Giovcs, Hosiery, embr racing a complete ssor me nj
OF silk, Cotton, Worsed. and Merino, together
with Laces, Edgings, Cuttings, Bobnettes Gre.
c'anettes, figured and pu'n, with variety of othe,
articles in their ne which they are deermio ed to
sell low for cash.
ROBINSON l. ELLIOTT.
Nov. g. ;,
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NtiE subscribers will in future keen 60.
u sortment of Ropes, Twines, Mo,rassnss So. 90
inc store Room occupied by Mr. A. Carer noar
.ne market house, and Immediately onnosi,o ,ha
Store OF Mr. John J. Purvis, where erept ;odn"a
mens Will be offered to purchasers, e;,he, " hoIo
sale or retail FcpOI 9 c u,.e, M,loie-
Jan. ~ w A>Dirf +.
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LynchburS Nursery & Fruit Gar
den.

&322h NOV containing upwards of TWEEN
s&mtGfk l ty thousand Fruit Trees, of the
~1~ most choice kinds, both of Europe e.
nnAs.- America which are now offered 20 the
public, aud il is TO be hoped that no one will be- 40
blind TO his interest that wants an Orchard as 40,
TO apply where he can be furnished with upwards
OF one hundred varieties OF Apples, thirty OF Pears
thirty Of Peaches twenty of Cherries. twen,v Of
fium', ten Of Apricots, ten of Neciarines, &c.
grapes, Curfants, Gooseberries, English Walnuts
and great variety Of shade aud orname n,al Tre.s
aud Shrubs all OF which will 30 sold low and
VIII say to such as have not got their crors TO
market, that am disposed TO wait six or twelve
mouths for payment JOHN ID. RICHESON
u Tho Lexington Union and Finca.tle Demo
crat will publish the above for six weeks, ard for
ward their accounts TO this Office for payment.
Dec. III ,yt,