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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-23
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-ESiliOus Pills,
Are the cheapest and most approved Fam
ily Medicine ever offered to the Public.

Are the cheapest and most approved Fam.
ily Medicine ever offered to the Public.
lh.y are extremely mild in their operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN the system, rs
IS too frequently the result from medicines
gwen 10 act upon the bowels. They act spe.
officially upon the Liver, " hen IN u torpid
condition, carrying Off a large quantity Of
b,le, through the influence OF the excernent
function, which, if suffered to remain in the
system, would produce either Juundce, IL.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever and
Aguei or some other grieylous bodily afilic.
ton. In all cases Of torpor Of the bowels,
they act like a charm. ia recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. MANY
persons who were subject to violent attacks
oil sick headache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured ia few weeks
by their use, They are highly recommend,
I'd as preventative and cure Of Bilious com.
plants. Persons who are subject 10 that
distressing complaint, Sea.sickuess, by taxi.
ing portion or TWO OF them few days pre-.
vlous 10 embarking on board the vessel, will
ee almost certain TO escape II. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur.
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family should be wlthou, these Pills por-
ton of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means OF preventing much suffering from
sickness. 1t is from neglect of keeping up
n rpu fult ,t no
and bowels, thus suffering TO be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, unasslnllIaled
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
Dr. L. feels confident that 10 person who
gives these Pills a fair trial, will ever after
feel willing 10 be without them. The les.
umony Of thousands speaking in the high
est terms of their efficacy, might be added,
but the very high reputation DR.. 7. has ac
CURED as the inventor Of tie" Patent |cge.
table 0Icdiciag Stomachicq Il HepdticG,'
for the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver com.
plants, is thought sufficient guarantee 10
those wishing to make a trial of their VIZ.
tues. They contain not particle of Mer.
curry, or any ingredient that does not act i'll
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DR.. p. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
lcal professors, and praciiced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases Of
the most obstinate character prevail, con-
slders himself well qualified to Judge on tho
nature OF diseases incident to warm climates.
Prepared by JosErm PRlESrLy PETERS,
Nj. ID. Z. B. {. p. NJ. at his Institution for
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means of
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty street.
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold IN
Charlotte by Smith & Williams; in Con.
cord by P. b. Barringer, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous certtl'
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLl PETERS.
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iiEADQU ARTERS.
Charlotte August SOFA, l-JG,

CAPTAINS Commanding Troops of Ca.
~ vnlty, belonging TO the Ilth Brigade
nnd 4th Division Of the North Carolina Nj.
llta-fou are hereby required 10 appear
in the town of Charlotte, on THURSDAY the
29th instant, with all Officers and Troops
under your command, armed and cuuipt as
the law requires, for Review and Exercise
Regiment to be formed at 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
Staff officers OF said Regiment arc required
10 appear equlpt, &c.
BY order Of
WILLIAM VI GRlER, Col. Cgmdk
SlLAS ALEXANDER, AdJL
Gen. Allen Is requested to attend and
review.
SsP'. l. W.M GRTER, Col
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-23

ENliE ST BSCRIBERS, ANXIOUS TO afford
every facility 10 the Travelling Public
now announce that they have completed alt
their arrangements, and can with truth say,
We present you ,eih Line of Hacks pos.
"ssiHg advantages orcr any ether, If you
rish 10 get on NTH case and despatch HAY.
ING obtalned that great desiderdtum with all
lrafecrs--no detention on thu road. Ii
rs 50 arranged as to correspond, IN It's arrl.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure of the
following stages, VIZ The Great Dali,
Line 10 Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Louisburg, Warrenton, and Hall.
fax; al the latter place Line of Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth Rail.
Road for Norfolk BY continuing on to
Blakely, you strike the Petersburg Rail.
Road and on your arrival at tina, place YOU
have the choice Of two Lnes-elther by
land 10 " Washington City via Richmond and
eNsn- s.ca nr'i Boa, TO Norfolk or X
z--s;szSa At Norfolk there will be
10 detention, as there IS a line of Steam
Boats for Baltimore IN conuexion with tins
line, This line also connects with QUO from
Raleigh to Newbern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury,
TUESDAY aud SATI RDAl at @ O'Clock,
4. M.-ailer the arrival of the Piedmont
Stage from the Soulh--arrives IN Raleigh
next days at 8 o'clock, y. M.-Leaves Ra.
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY al ,
o'clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury next
days by 1 O'Clock, i. M.-allowing sufh.
Gent time on the road for SLEEP.
IL The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and cannot be surpassed for comfort
aud case the Teams are excellent, the Dri.
yers careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter
mediate distances cents per mile.
W Passengers from The South, who wish
To take our Line, will he careful to enter 10
Salisbury only.
u All Bundles and Packages at the risk
OF the owners.
WILLIS MORING,
JOSEPH l.. MORlNG
Aprii II, 1885. '6O-ly
The Fare. from Ralcighto Washington City
amounts TO SO 80, as foiio,rs;
From Raleigh 10 Blakcly, Stage Fare, 81
Blakely TO Petersburg Rail. Road Fare, 3
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage Fare, /!
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, Stage Fare, 5 !
fredericksburg 10 Washington City,
Stcam. Boat Fare, :.
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg to
via Norfolk, is -Four Dollars.
Military EXECUTIONS for Sale at this
OFFICE.
.I..l.-.
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LANDS
For sale on ~ Credit.

HIM - cree OF the Court ssfysS
.HAla. of Equity, | will sell l.
on the premises, on Monday the lin day
of October next, a valuable plantation for.
Jnerly cwned by Edward Slit now dec d.,
lying on the waters of - Mile Creek, ad.
loining the lands of VIM. Atkinson, Bur.
well Clark, Jas. c. Davis and others, for
benefit OF partition among his heirs.
Also
BY the same authority, at the late Dwell.
ing OF Darling Be!k, SEN, decd, will sell
four tracts of land, owned formerly by said
Darling Bek, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
October, via: One tract known as the Sill.
ver.run tract, adjoining the lands of Geo.
Mccain, the big survey, George HOWE and
others. One called the lower tract, adloin.
ing the lands Of James Belk, David CarPen.
ter, and others, containing about SOC acres.
Also, one other tract, adjoining the lands of
James Belk, Jesse Milton and Nancy Mont.
gomery. Also, the home tract, on which
said Darling RaIk resided at the time of his
death, containing about 60G acres. Sold
also for benefit Of partition.
Also
BY the same authority, on Thursday the
Goth of October, will sell on the premises,
tract Of land formerly Owned by Henry
Massey, now dec d., lying on the North side
of - Milo Creek, containing about 1900
acres, for the benefit Of PARTITION among the
heirs at law of said II. Massey.
All the foregoing tracts viii be sold on
credit of IL months, the purchasers giving
bonds and approved security.
Further particulars made known on the
days of sale.
BY Order, d. R. DUNLAP. &. IT. T.
Sep. 9, 1886. Price Of adv II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-23

Courthouse IN Charlotte, on Monday the
2eth instant, the valuable plantation for
Inerly owned BY Samuel Pharr now dec d.
lying on the waters of Carkes Creek, ad.
joining the lands Of Walter S. Pharr, Caleb
Irwin. VIM. NJ. Stinson, Mary Christen.
burg, Gabriel ferrel and others, contal IL
about 292 acres. On the premises sHNl
good two story dwelling house, and all ne
cesssry out buildings. The same viii be
sold Tor the bench, OF partition among the
heirs at Law, on a cred, Of - months,
wlh interest from the date the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
b. Order, d. K DUNLAP, cNE
S,pt. 5 1880 Price OF adv 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12

~ The State Temysyasee Sscisty holds lie .oeua
meeting 10 cew.Elavea on Wedsesday the ian IN,
At 9 o'clock p. %. learn by aoaice frcun tIe
Secretary 10 lhe ConOeeiicui Observer. s.. 5 4I-
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and 80 copies Of me repst were ogdefed i'e pin
ted, add she whole feItred 10 RE 50nI Committee
School EUnd. .ss., 1at. y4av ii q
Mr.. ROckw "aerrd resOlniions. that mnch oi
the GOvermOrs Meerage relates common srb0GH.
he referred 10 joint Select Commitee of one from
aCOonIy-tha, % much Of Che relates "a 9sin
Stock COmpanies he referred ." the joint Commigiee
on Interpretations other than Ba1ks-a0d allen, that
In0cS OF the relates lions from
oiher States OO the subject of the al""n IL Slavery
he referred 10 Joint Select Committee Of one from
CoUutr-paRsed. ...4f t-..-... g.. .....,.
communication received fran Anson r. Colt,
Eaq resigDng hia Office Justice 1T the PeaceatsO,
from Hon. U. y. Whimlesey, 1eriemi"g his office Ne
!"dge OF Probate C'r The District Of IDAnhnryalsb,
tr"m the Hoo" J"hM @. Wilson. rrs;gHmg his offire
Chri Judge Of the County Court for the Couniy Of
Falrheld-severally read aud accenled. y
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An arrival n New.York from France brings advices
tina, portion Of the American Indemnify moaey abOu,
iwothirds, has been paid by shs French govern
meat 10 MessEa Roihschilds. and shat the remainder
will be paid when 10 becomes doe. 10 1887 and 80.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12

U Mondays proceedings Of the Legislature, and
two OF three communications, in Tyre, are necessarily
postponed to next week.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby informs all persons
Il with whom he has open accounts. that
his hooks may be found with George C.. flood
ruff Esq. who is authorised to adjust and set
tie them; and he hopes this notice will answer
as good purpose ia bringing them to close.
,cithout cost, as one would iniimating differ
ent course. Sundry Notes may also be found
by inquiring Of Mr.. Woodruff, which should
like the pay for. .1s
E. HARRISON.
E.itchfeld. May 9. 1885. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12

The Wigs Of. LitckfeId are requested
10 attend q Meeting at Mr.. $. Speneeys Inn,
in this VilIage. on Monday eUeniRg aert, at 2
o'clock, to appoint Delegates to 0tftnd the STATE
COnUcnfioa at Nt1O H0ufR on ME lsth inst. 10
nominate a candidate for ne Presidency. dad 10
put IN nomination. Presidential Electors. .ss =
...'h By tie IOCa SCammiseee. .
Lifckfeld, Moy ls, 1886. "''pa ! '4
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4. .sa WANTED. ,asaH b..
BY M. Morse = Som, .7'
Two frst-rate Pedlars.
LitchfeId. May lQ. 40
Ljtchfeh, N
Goshen Academy.

Goshen Academy.
THE summer term Of this Institution win
Il begin on Thursday the Cd day of June
next. Th" tnitinn win be, for languages s. ;
for the higher English branches and Mathe-
mates s.; and for common English branches
So. for "a term If II weeks. In addition to
this charge Of thirty cents will be made Cor
contingent expenses. ..... ....-........ IA 81.
O. No charge will be made for less than
half term. ......,. .. ... ... W.
OTIS LOMBARD, Principal.
Goshen, May l2, 1885. %4g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12

Resolutions have been in,rodsced into the Legisla
'ure Of New-York for the srpsisioa thereom Of Joh
c. Kemble tedtor Of the Troy Budget and Isaac w
Bshop. members Of the Senate, both strong Vas Bs
reni.es, "for moral and official misconduct; and il
believed that the resolutions will pass.
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Lifch field, Mry IL, 1885.

NOTICE. 'Fhe School Visitors viii meet on SAT-
~ Urday next, ~ The muse Of sylvester Spencer,
at "'clock p. Al. Cor the examinations of School
Teachers. ' Nav 10.
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MARRIED.

In this village on the 8,h inst. BY Rev. Mr.. Hickok,
Mr.. Heary z. Lord 10 Mrs. Mary w. Bs:ier.
10 this iowa, the 5'h insi ny she Rev. 8. FHer,
born, Of this town. 4. 4aa
Iu Souih Farms. ON Tuesday morning the 10th inst.
by ahe Rev. r. 8. Champion. mr. William L. Smed-
ley 70 Misc Julia c. Marsh, daughter Of Nj. Horace
Marsh.
10 Verses VI. on the 1iih Vli. Henry Seymour. Esl
fsrmerly Of ihis place. Cashier Of the AshueI Baaks
Keene. N. n. 10 Miss Levina Heat, o. that place.
d. Of New.York, 20 Miss Lucinda Terry, daaghsr Of
Eli Terry, Eco. - - ~ .".,.
In Bo:,o0, On the I'd inst. DE-. }. o. Morgan, Of
Hartford, 10 Misa Juliet PieTpOSs, daughter OF Rev.
John PieSponi.
In Wias.ed, Mr. Edwin r. White, ofNssw-YoEk, to
Miss Juia Wesllake. e. a.
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HOGS at .AMctiOn !!

KTlLL he sold at Pebble Auction. on Wed.
wv nssday the 25th Of May instant. com.
mencing at 20 O'Clock A. d. = ~ Of SBOArs.
Of shont 100 10 nGmber. and weighing from
go TO $50 pOunds apiece. at che dwelling Of
ihs sUlsscriber in North Goshen. They are
al 10 gOOd eondliialn.s s. ga iiss .8oy' =
a.l OBEDgNI.gE5UMPHREY.
North Gosken. Nay 1e. 1885. zee
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: hfrn.

In Kent, on the 18th HIt., Mrs Kinda BiskA.Iey
aged 76, vile uf Mr.. Arunah Blkeeie Of ris ,.ytyo
Ia NorEdk, OH the ] Ia incl. NEE. Olive Rnys. are,
20 years, wiEe Of Ne. James tlOys.
In New Lond"n, Henry Mason, Esq. aged77.
In Lyme, ar. kalhaniel GrifiSg. aged rs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-12

Death BY Iighining.-Oa Monday afier"oo" the lss
inst. Miss Amy Rood. aged Is, the daughter OF Mr..
James Rood, living in the north part Of Norfolk, was
standing 10 the door Of neighbOrs hose daring the
ihunder Storm the house stsuck. and che ives in
sansiy killed by portion Of the auid. Another wo.
man 10 the same house was struck down. and ii was
Cor some tune doubtful whether she wo0ld recover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
EsUEEALOls SPRINGS,

SITuATED on Bunaloe River, in the county OF
}, Amherst, Is miles Of the Court House, % miles
from Lexington, and - miles irom lynchburg.
lu calling the attention OF the public to these
Springs, as watering place, the subscriber takes
casIon 10 remark, that they discovery, al
though unknown to the distant public, until last sea
son. For many years they have been nuncrousy at
tended by persons from the surrounding coun-
try, who will readily testify TO thcr Medicinal
vrtues-but owing to The fact that the former occu-
piers filled them tenants the will oi the owners
who would neither sell improve the property in
ducemenis, IN the way OF comfortable accommoda-
tons to distant strangers, could not be offered
Within the last IL mouths very large and com
modious Hotel with comfortable Cabins have been
erected, sufficient to entertain ,,oO persons.
The water has been anayzed and found 10 con
tain the essential ingredients, sulphur soda, I'm an
unusual proporon) and magnetism and the subscrl-
Der say with the fullest confidence that fcrrtl-
Gates ot tact this required they can be obtained
oil many individuals whose experience OF their virtues
enables them To say that they not surpassed by
any waters in Virginia FOR most OF the diseases com
mon to our climac-In cases OF ID, spepsia dcraDgcd
condition OF the stomach and breast liver diseases,
and diseases of debility generally, and to delicate t"
males and chdicn, they are peculiarly adapted. Fer
tins fact, the highest authority among the mcdica
faculty can be offered Tins section OF country,
well as the better evidence OF full and ample from
individuals by actual experience
The season Will again commence on the 10TH of
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore cnJoyel, both from h's old
friends and strangers. again invites them to visit him
with confidence on hls part that whilst he will be re-
muncrated for unremited cxcrions to please that
they will be repaid in Improvement OF health
The rates of fe will be the same Il, last year VIZ
Board per week, So 90
do do day, OO
Horses per week, 3 80
do do day, IS
Children and servants, half price.
+. S.-llaving been requested b, some of my
county men, to prepare dinner for the celebration
OF the anniversary of American independence, ON
the lth OF July next, would say to those pei SONS
who are disposed to unite with us on that occasion
the will only be charged the subscription rates for
dinner aud regular boarding rates for after time
Visitors for health will pay nothing extra.
June Is W. H. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
LAN ND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber being anxious to remove to
=, the west this fall, offers for sale that valua-
n'e tract OF Land, wllicl, he now lives, living in
~ county OF Bedford, on the waters OF Stoney
aorS and Trough Run Creeks, 10 miles South of
l Iour' House, containing by recent survey six
ao'ed acres, about sixty seventy of which is
,s' rate Creek Bottom, in high state of cultiva-
'.,, producing Hemp, Tobacco, and all kinds of
ID 1'a' abundance; the upland is about half clear
W ro ana well enclosed with good fences, all been
,,e'enuy repaired; the Wood Land is we'll tim
J Jo,ea and considerable portion good Tobacco
ba ~ ne improvements are good comiorta-
,a1a. yelling House, Kitchen and Brick Office,
Rs, .u'e, with all necessary Out House, Tobacco
""s' &c all in good repair In word, this
of u land is very desirable, not only on account
~ ns fertility and being well watered but on ac-
a. o' IT'S being in very pleasant and agreeable
n,,sa "oo'"o'd contiguou, to Mills, Churches and
able. ''''u'a'eo 10 fehder lie agree
10 '''s liberal, and made known on application
"''' On the premises
Bedford. Augus,s 0-'.'' 8,
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coMMIssIoNER'S SALE OF
Valuable Lands near Lynchbur:.

Dt kSuANT 10 decree OF Hastings the Cour,
Il Tor the Corporation OF L,nchburg, pronoun-
c'd on the 18th day OF August, 1896, in Chance
~ SUIT therein depending, between Anna Anthem,
Plaintiff, and Charles l.. Moshv and others. De-
PENDANTS; the undersigned, the Commissioner in
said decree namod will on the 18th day of Sep
tcmbcr, 1896, on the premises, expose TO sale, by
way of Public Auction, the three following yala-
BILE TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
~ of Campbell, near the town of Lvnchburp. and
belonging to the estate Of Christopher Anthony.
deceased, viz:
ONE TRACT containing ia acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
of John Nj. Otey.--fhis tract is represented TO be
heavily timbcrcd, and of good soil
ONE TRACT supposed to contain between
800 and 100 acres, but the exact quantity will be
ascertaIned by survey, previous to the day OF
sale,) bounded by the lands of John Perolval Nj
calah Davis, Freedman Moore, (latc judge Dan
lcFs,) and others. This tract lies but few miles
below Lynchbnrg, ON the main stage road, has
upon it plantation i'll high state of improve
ment by Lime, Clover, &c; IA VINEYARD of choice
Grapes, and excellent Orchards.
ONE TRACT containing 1874 acres, more or
less, situated on the head waters of Opposum
Creek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and 9TH
crs, and being the same purchased bv the SAID
Christopher Anthony OF George h. Cabcl
TERMS OF SALE. For the first mention.
ed tract OF IA acres, cash will be required to the
extent Of the debt and interest ia said decree men
toned, as due to the said John NJ Otey, and the
expenses OF the sale of that tract. For the bal
ance ofthe purchase money Of tina, tract, and for
the whole OF The purchase money of the other two
tracts credit OF s, u and Is months, (cqual in
stalments) will be given, ,hc purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title TO
the lands to be retained further security
CIlALES l.. MOSBY, Comm'r.
Aug. IL tl5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
TO MERCHANTS.

WOULD take this method of informing m
l. Customers and Merchants generally, that the ,
will find IA much larger n more general assortme n,
of CHINA, GLASS II EARTIIEN w ARE
this Fall, at my neU Store, next door to the cor
ner below the Banks, than have ever been ena-
bled to offer them before. The building is recent
" erected with granite fronts, and adapted espe-
claly to this busn ess, which offers facilities to do
ahrge Wholesale Business. Ry the first arri-
raj from liverpool (Which will be in few days.
expect in the Fall supplies, when | cdn conf
IDENTITY assure Merchants, the induce ments offered
Will ensure their custom.
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
The Danville Reporter, Wythe Mountaineer,
abingdon Statesman and knoxville Register will
insert the above times and forward their ac-
counts.
August IL is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
FOR SALE.

TRACT of one hundred and eighty two
L n acres OF land ON Cheese Creek, in the Coul-
" of Campbell. | am by letter requested by
William 4. Lamb, of Randolph county, Indiana,
to inform tue Public he wishes 10 sell the above
land also to say that he, the said Lamb, will be
in the neighborhood from about the 10Th of this
month until late in the fall. The land is well a.
doptcd to the culture of grain and tobacco. The
plantation is sufficient 10 work three hands to ad-
vantage, with good log dwelling house and ne
cessary out houses. A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as purchasers will wish TO
view for themselves. EW'D. BUTLER
August IL 81
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.

yINIlE subscriber intending To move To the W est,
will sell that valuable stand on Main stlcct, at
present occupied by Messrs. Martin & Latham, and
formerly by Abram r. North as book store. The
improvements substantial, being OF brick with tw
BRICK Offices the alley-ThiS is corner lot, well
situated and first rate business stand, being nearly
ar quite in the centre of town. aud in the business
p,r thereof, directly below the store of Inu. 6.
Ne,m- Also, los acres OF land, one mile and half
from, town, ON the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
road, adjoining the lands OF VIM. Davis, Jr. 4. +.
Bepers aud Saml. Roberts about 20 acres well tim
bcred with ordinary Improvements and good or
cbard-'rhose disposed to buy this valuable pro
perry ma, apply to the subscriber,
HARRISON VI. GIBBS.