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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
EAIE.N.SIIE SALE
OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARD.
WARE, DC

INlIE stock of Merchandise of IN, late U,x,,
i BROW ,Jr', not having been disposed of entire
~ was anticipated the StoIe-house, which Ilear,
opposite the Banks will be opened in pursuance al
a former advertisement, on FHIp,, tho l., of J,I
dhd the valuable assortment of Goods offered for sal,
ny retail or III lots 10 suit purchasers for CASH, =,
the most reduced prices.
Inc Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu
sless as soon as possible is OF the necessity of
ohcrhS great inducements the pnblic in order In
hasten sales, aud will expect 10 satisfy purcb.s,,
'hat decided bargains ma, be had for cash Tho
STOCK of hoods is one of the most valuable and "a,
re" CHARACTER embracing not only large suppl, of
'ilc principal staple and Standard Goods but al
'oS' every article IN every line of business consti-
'utlhG, IN the fullest sense, Fdncy and Jorirfu
STORE There is in the House but an incousi,l,ra
Die amount OF the Goods which were on hand two
years ago, whilst the greater part of the whole,
are such as have just been purchased AZ New
FORK not cut or broken, and many Yet taken out
oil the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late IN the season while there was "A pressure,
IN the money market after the merchants were chief
" Suppheu, and sales consequently duh, 80 as pro
hab'y TO cause n slight depression in prices Owing
also, to the perpd at which they wcr" bought they
comprise the freshest imporatons a,d very latest
fashions. The commercial community is already re-
hcvcd' nsome measure, from the pccuniary cinbar-
rasmcnl, under which, from temporary causes il has
lately iaboured and it, is generally anticiptcd this
pressure is about To be followed by general expan-
son OF the money and resources of the country pr-
ccs will OF course rise aud the present moment will
be shown to have been the most favourable both TO
customers, and TO those who buy To sell apa;n for
supplying themselves with Goods
T. BROWN,
Etecutor Of Henry Bronn, yr.
o. Country Merchants as well as those fro,.
Town, are respectfully invited to call and make ND as
sorted lots and parcels of Goods which shall be fur
nlshcd on the most satisfactory terms.
June 30 f.
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N,+or+ BALANCES, warranted correct,
towcichitom iOOto 1000 lbs, for sale by
lib. RICHARDS y Co.
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n r. w f. 5 II \ Il LISUN f. Mt,
FoURQUREAN d PALMER,
SIGN or THE
Roy r. d. Of DEN. V0IPT1yp

10Y ~ u OLDE.r .NORT.1R,
IN the Brick Tenement, fac DOORS beio,o The Post
Office, and betreen II. Il. NorrIfS Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman and SchooifeidS Hard
icdre Establishment.
HAVlNG entered into co partnership for the
l. purpose al carrying on the Apotllccary and
Druggist business in this place, take this method
of informing our friends and the public generally
thatw are now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, an entire
assortment of
FREsn AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuGs, PANTS
OILS, DYE-STuFFs, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
in use, all ofwhich have been recently selected with
great care, by one of the firm.
As we are determined to sell on accommodating
terms especially to large dealers, we particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give
call
Orders from distance promptly attended to- put
up in the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit a share of the
public patronage.
THOMAS A. FOIRQUREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
n. B.-We have Just received a splendid new so
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation in few
DAYS. FOlRQlREAN X PALMER
Junc2 is
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J. Il. BROWN,
EI,cufor of H,nr, D,.,,, ,.
LxNcHBuRa CLOTHING STORE.

VIE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the in
Il bi'ants Of Lynchburg and Campbell, that,
they havpcommenced the
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TO M CONTINUED.
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$AIDDLEIsY, &c.

rINiiE subscribers have removed to the tsnemen,
L formerly cupied by Mr.. William Dean. and
Que door above PatIIck Matthews g. Co, whers
they will constantly keep on hand, general assort
ment OF every article in their line of business con
slstng OF the following articles. which they are de
termned 10 sell, GU moderate terms
Boards much improved Patent Spring Saddle
Ladies Saddles OF every description,
Gentlemen's do do
Coach Harness,
GIG Harness,
Caryall Harness,
Naggo Gear.
Cart do
Dray do,
Whips,
Collars,
Saddle Bags, Of every descriptions.
Brides,
Aiartingaes,
Water proof n,velling Socks good ond COM
Portable article.
Any kind Of of produce taken for work, and re-
pairs done at the shortest notice All orders thank
FULLY received and puuctually attended to.
SIMPSON Il LYMAN.
4 fashionable and comfortable Carriage for hire
with good and safe horses, aud careful driver.
N. Is. few dozen Sheep Skins for sale. 5. g. l..
November % Il
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NOTICE..


T1NhE undersigned, acting under and ~ virtue
Il Q! DECREE u. The circuit superior of i,w
and chnncery, for The town of Lynclburg, pro-
nouneed on the I'd day OF Feb. 1896, in n cause
therein depending, in which Nes"n G. Dawson.
shrrih Of ihr count, Of Amherst, and az such adj
ministrator de boDis with the will annexed, OF
John Crawford, dec. 10 plaintiff, and Richard Eu-
bank, John NJ. Eobank. and Thos \. Enbank.
deicndanis--Wi III, pursuant 10 the said decree OF
the 2Sth day Of December 1896, proceed on the
premises. TO sell 10 The highest bidder for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND in the SAID
decree mentioned, being 1894 acres. situate, lying
and being on Horsle,'s Creek in the county of Am
hrrs', and al onng III. lands of VIM. Pryor's es-
ai~ and Of Abrsm Garter and others and is part of
larger tract formerly belonging 10 the estate Of
John Craw ford. deed. The tract Of Land afore-
said, will be sold, subject however, to the conn-
gent right Of dover, In favor of Mrs. Peggy Eu-
bank, the wife of Richard Eubank, that is ,hc will
be durable thcrcout if she survives her said bus-
band. This Land ali ns the Saw Mill tract of
Mr.. Abfam Carter, which is TO be sold ON the same
day, and the two tracts would make a very dc.i.
r,blc settlement. A deed will be made for the
Lund, on day Of sale JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Nov. 20 ids
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WOODBOURNE SCHOOL.

L msnce on the LIST Monday in January. 1897,
and continue for % weeks The price for tuition
will continne as heretofore. viz for Spelling,
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic, 81 50 per month
For these and any additional branches OF English
81 per month. For the Latin. Greek. French or
Mathematics. 50 per month, payable at the end Of
the session,
The Board including Fuel, Candles Washing,
Lodging aud Diet, So per month
The subscriber can accommodate IN his own fam
ily IL boarders. Ills Schsol will be limited TO %,
including his own children, and none will be taken
Tor shorter period than the session. any IL
years age, with whom the subscriber person
ally acquainted. SAMUEL Il. MILLER
Putsyivania Co Nov. "a wiw
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y Pursuance of decree of the Superior
l. Court Of Law and Chancsry for the county Of
Bedford, pronounced mt the May term, 1896. in
the case ot William Dickinson, against Thomas
Stewart, and other, shall. on the 3l. dav Of
December, 1896, ON the premises, proceed to sell,
TO the highest bidder, for rrndy money, n certain
ir'ci Of Land. lying N the county of Bedford.
ear lae Me idow, oil Goose Creek, being the
same tract of Land wherein Thomas Phelps
now lives, containing about 200 acres--and ut
The same time and place and upon the same terms,
Sundry Slaves, or such Of them as NAV be forth
coming, benny the properly in SAID decree MEN
toned. WIN. SHREWSBURY, ShryiF
" Bsdtord county.
Nov % w tia
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Nov. II

" 1RGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerk. om,.
ofthe county court of Prince Edward, on The
Sd day of October, 1896:
Stephen Bostick and Rhesa Bostick, plaintiffs,
.igamst
Nathan Bostick, John Bostick, Litteberry Bo,
tick Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his wife. formcfy
Agatha Bostick, Lucy Bostick, Flovd Bostick. JO
sah Cheadle, lsham r. Cheadle, Martha A. Che,
die Edward o. Almond and Judith w his wife and
Jesse Hughes, defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Nathan Bostick. John Bo,rict
Iitlebeny Bostick. Lucy Bostck, Floyd Bos,lct
Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his wife, formerly Ara
tina Bostck. not having entered their appearance and
gwen security, according to the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing that he'
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On mo-
ton OF the planiffst by counsel il is entered at rules
that the said defendants do pear here on the ir
day of the term in January next. and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
town OF Lynchbug for two months suceessireIy
and posted at the front door of the Cour-hou. d
this county. A Copy-Teste.
Is. }. WORSHAM, Clert.
october is w2m
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VIRGINIA Alta court held for Bedford coun-
" at the Court-house, the Goth day OF Sep
TENDER. owe thousand eight hundred and thirty six ::
Maurice II. Garland, administrator OF Archibald
Robertson, dec, plaintiff
against
William Shrewsbury, Sheriff of Bedford, and as
such administrator of Abram King, dec, Bannister
Meador and Miriam his wife, late Miriam King, A
BRAN King, Samuel King, James King, Sophia
King Sina King, America King. Amanda King,
Mary Frances King, Alkaline King. Harvey King
and Wilmington King (the last named six of whom
are infants under the age OF twenty one years,) de-
PENDANTS
In CHASCERY.
The defendants. Abram King, Samuel King,
James King, Sophia King and Sina King, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and giving security,
according 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of
this Court and IT appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth it is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the fourth Monday in December
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg, for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door Of the Court house OF this county.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN Il. STEPTOE, ID. C.
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BEDFORD
T1MALH SEMINARY,
October l3
In the THagr of Libertv.


TNIlE Bedford Female SEMINARY went into
l. operation the 10Th of June 1884. The Sem
mary is sufficiently large to accommodate one
hundred Pupils or more. The location is pleasant,
and as healthy any in the United States. All the
branches which are usually taught in similar lnsl-
tutons, will be- here, Systematically pursued, under
experienced and approved teachers. And tire,
years will be necessary 10 comp lcte regular course
in all the branches taught in the School. 1t is
noweverleit optional itl the Parents or Guardians
OF the pupils to decide whether the regular course
be pursued or not There are for the use Of tho
School, three Pianos, one Organ, Globes Common
School philosophical, astronomical and chemical
apparatus. The Scholastic year will comprise
ten months. The Summer term, commencing The
first Monday in June and ending the last Thurs
day in Oct. will comprise five months. The Winter
term, commencing the first of Dec. and ending the
last Thursday in April, will comprise five months.
There will be- public examination tho last Wednes-
day and Thursday in April and Oct.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Ofic.
OF me county court OF Bedford, on Monday the
9TH day Of November 1896
Snithson IL. Davis Bowker Preston and John O
leitwich, late merchants and partners. trading nm
der the firm OF Davis, Preston L. Co. Prns
against
Moses Hawkins. James Hawkins, John Hawkins
and Caleb Ewing, Der,s
Is CHANCERy
ne defendants, Moses llawk ns James Uawkin.
ana 'ohn Hawkins, not having entered their appear
d"ee anu gwen security, according to the act OF As
oy satisfactory evidence that they are NOT ;nh,h'
'"''s OF th's Commonwealth, it is ordered that said
aeiehda"'s appear here on the fourth Monday in
."n""'S neA'' and answer the bill of the complain
'"s' ana mat copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN the lynchburg virgiuian for two months
GS.oeeS,sNe'v' and posted at the front door of the
Copy-Teste,
M. o, II. c. MITCHELL. C.BC.
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FRUIT TItE rs.

|HIE subscriber. who now owns the Nursery
L aud Plantation. near lynchburg, occupied tor
many ytars past, by the late John I,eheson, has Tor
sale, m extensive assortment Of Apple trees
now Il, TO set out. of almost every description EN-
braced IN the catalogue of the said K,che,on, to
which catalogue he would refer those who wish to
purehase lor his selection aud variety.
WILLIAM |. ISBEII
November Ii I'm
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SILKS. &C. &C.

SILKS, &C. &c.
SUPER. black Ma,,conc and Rerver Lu.tnrs.
~ Plain cold Gro dc Maps,
Fic'i. do do,
Black and cold. Parsmata Cloths,
do do Organdis,
do do Chally,,
do Bombazincs,
Long, Blond Silk, Kid and other kind, Of
Gloves
Black and White English six Hose,
SUPP. tmbrolded and Open Work do do
Back and White Ribbed do
Black and White do Silk do
MARTIN, WARD& DAVIS.
Nov. % :.
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James River and Kanawha Company.
LYNCH'S WAREHOUSE.


INiE subscribers have leased, for a term of gears
l. thiswell known and desirable Warehouse stu
atcd Immediately the street leading from the
bridge to the market house, and respectfully solicit
share OF Tobacco brought to this market for nspcc-
ton The subscribers deem il unnecessary to go in
to minute description OF this property, a, it is gen
orally known to be amongst the driest and safest
Warehouses in the town of Lynchburg This house
has recently undergone thor ugh repair and is now
ready Tor the reception of Tobacco The Inspectors
at this House are VIM Canada and John Wheeler.
gentlemen whom We confidently recommend 10 the
public as capable OF d'scharging any duty belonging
to their office. We particularly invite the the old
customers OF this House. give us call as nothing
shall be wanting on the part of the Proprctors and
inspectors to give general satisfaction. We will at
all times aterd to the selling of Tobacco for plant
er' tree OF charge JESSE T. BURTON.
MARK ANTHONY, Jr
SAM'L. b. JENNINGS.
~ B.-l would particularly invite my old friends
and customers who patronized me at Martin. Ware
house, to give me their aid in thi. lease. a. all ne
eessary attention shall be paid to give general salts
faction. by their friend, &c.
JESSE T. BURTON.
October 10 VI,
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Negroes for Hire, 4 Land &C. for
RENT.

At the same time and place of the ADORE sale, all
the negroes belonging TO the estate Of Christopher
isbs dec d. will be hired for the ensuing year pub
lie auction. Among them several excellent
Coopers, first rate Blacksmith. two or three Shoe
makers, Waterman, boys for the factory, and seve
raj Cooks. and House Servants. II the lands and
lots belonging to said estate are not privately dis
posed ofbotore that day then they will be rented
public auction for the year 1897
Bonds with good security will he required.
The hrers OF the negroes for the present y.s will
be so good a. to have them forthcoming, the time
and place above mentioned. The hiring vii, com
mence at IL o'clock 4. NJ
MAURICE II. GARLAND. Admir-
~ith the riH crnered Of Christoph<r LstrW decd.
Nov % " %
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SAID OF LAND.

DCRSUANT to a decree OF the circuit supe-
l. rior court Of law and chanccry, for Bedford
county, pronounced at October term, 1886, in the
case of Preston, &c. VS.. Whittier 4 al--thc under
signed commissioners, appointed for the purpose,
will sell by way Of public auction, the premi-
ses, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 18Th
day OF Decembernext, if fair, and il not, the next
fair day thereafter, the tract OF land of which the
late William Written died seized, living and be-
ing in Bedford county, Immediately upon Elk
Creek. and adjoining the lands Of the Estate of
Abner Christian, William Il Jno. Galloway, Col.
David Saunders, and others. and containing 1888
acres, (morc or less.) little more than 7 of the
land is cleared and in fine condition for farming
Upon the premises. is a comfortable dwelling house
and all necessary out houses-the land is of good
quality and we'll adapted TO the cultivation OF To-
bacco and all sorts of grain.-Tcrms--thc land
will be sold upon credit Of one, two and three
years--the purchasers giving bonds. with good
personal seccrity, and the title to the land retain
ed as further sccurty.-Thc undersigned will
vcy such right and title as the aforesaid decree
vests in them, AS commissioners only, though the
right is believed TO he unQurStionable.
WIN. c. LEFTWICH,l ry
RIO. E. STEPTOE, w"
Nov. Il wtl5D
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II may be regarded proof Of the high e,ti-
nation IN which American mechanics are held
abroad, that an advertisement IL in tho cour.e of
publication in the New York papers, hol,lipy on,
Inducements 10 mill-wrishs and engineers to IN
dertake the task of fitting up and managing steam
rice Mill in Egypt, and alsv cotton seed oil mill
The advertisement states that none but native
americans oil good character will be- engaged
When We reflect upon the in,ercour.. had bv
Egypt with the English and French aud other ma
lions OF Europe, II appears tho more rcmar kablc
and complimentary 10 our coun,rvmcn. 70 he Inn,
selected for the construction Of mills such "a tboa.
pointed ont IL the publication. II must however
nc admitted that the processes 10 be performed by
them belong more particularly to our country than
10 any other portion OF what is termed the civiliz-
ed world. Rice and cotton being the growth of
the southern portion Of tho Union, il might readily
bn supposed that our mechanics would be hem r
versed than any others in the construction of ma
ehinery intended for the preparation of the pro-
ducts Of those plants for use. That American
mechanics are very ingenious AMI excellent work.
men will be admitted ON all hands. and il i. c,r.
tainly mark of confidence To " i,h to .npD,y ,h.m
TO the exclusion Of Europeans when mod.l, r,;,h,
be readily procured and out to artisans o n Tho
other side OF the Atlantic, from which the work.
N question might be constructed. Whatever may
have been the motives which dictated The ,,lyei-
tisem"nt IN question, We sincerely ole lspd
that the ingenuity OF our country men is thus likely
tn find in distant cline, obj cts upon which TO
exercise itself TO great advantage. As cotton is
one oithe mos, valuable and extensive products of
Egypt. and rice is in high esteem ia that country
as food, there is every probability of prcs, de.
mand for machinery suited for the r,troc,;on of
the oil for the onc and preparing the other for nae
~ aliment. 1t may be considered Ms an O. ;d.,c.
Of the revival Of the under the reign q, III.
present Pacha, and Of tho encouragement Mt extend
ed to the cultivation Of thu soil in his dominon,
that the quantity Of cotton raised is such n, Ia
make the amount Of cotton seed sufficiently or, a,
to render the Procuraton Of oil from it matter Of
such importance as TO justify the importation of
mills from abroad. Balt;mor. a,,,r;.,
NAPOLEON AND THE TWELVE AposrIrs-Th.
'ah'n"t de Lecture gives tho following anecdote
Of Napoleon II wing entered one Of The cite, of
Italy, the chu, CHI wardens recommended 10 him
the rriques Of their church. "Sirc, will Won d.c,
:" take our apostles under yom po,ec,io, =,
Your apostles are thav wood " No. sire F"
" Vi wha, arc they then ~" or silver ~" or so.
ia SILVER y replied Napoleon quickly. "Yr.l will
hs'p Them to fulfil their mission i, has been ordan
"a shsf they si,onld 90 throughout the world, and
hey shall" Having said 50, the Emperor sent IN.
Twelve apostles TO the Min, at Paris.
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ClOaks and Cloak Matcrials.
nN hand. n large stock of
" Gentlcmcn's Goats Hair and other kind NJ
Camleu Cloaks,
Ladies' Circassian,
Heavy Over Coats, &c. &c
Together with large and general assortment Of
materials for making the same
MARTIN, WARD& DAVIS
Nov. % >.
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ExPEN Sc 8.


Board for tn year of ten months, 500 90
English Branches, 90 90
Music, Piano or Organ, 80 90
Vocal or Sacred Music, taught by note, 5 90
Languages, 20 90
Landscape Painting in Water Colours per
Session, 10 90
Pencil Stretching and Crayon Drawing 10 90
Mezzotinto, learnt in lessons s 90
Oriental Painting, learnt in ten lessons 10 90
Painting Wood, Rice paper and Vel
vet Grecian Painting, Enclosing and
Transferring, n and fashionable
accomplishment, each, 10 90
Calishcnics, an exercise for the promotion
of health, 90
Use of Piano or Organ, 5 90
Stationary, 2 90
Lectures and experiments in Chemistry 5 90
n. B.-The pupils may board for the above price
with the Teachers, or in genteel families in the
Village. Scholars may enter the Seminary at
any period in the term and will be charged accor-
ding TO the above rates.
1t is desirable that pay for the Term should be
in advance.
REV. VINAL +. SMITH, ,p.-.,
MRS. EMILY +. SMITH, '"''P"S'
MRS. ELIZABETH ATKINSON,
MISS ELNlRAP p. CALDWELL,
assistants in English Department.
MISS K. J. MACkIE,
Teacher Of Nusic, Painting and DRAGGING.
Nov. 3 laf 81
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GK EAT BAii(:

VIE Subscribers offer. ut reduced prices their
l. entire STOCK Of GOODS, which i. one of
the mos, splendid a"ortmcnis ever on, red in this
market. As they wish TO close their business ns
soon us possible, they Will sell their goods lower
than any can be had elsewhere, 50 as to make II
greatly to the interest Of purchasers To call ON them
Merchants md all others who want goods will do
well 10 call, mud supply themselves. They " i'll
sell their STORE HOUSE and STOCK OF
GOODS on accommodating term, to any person
who wishes 10 commence business, and give poses-
SION nj any time. An, person wishing to commence
business IN thus par, OF tho country i'll do we'll to
avail himself OF tins opportunity, ns the house is
situated in the centre OF business and is one of the
most splendid in tins country, with II yer, liberal
run OF custom already extended to il. The store
house will be- sold nj public auction on the lolh
December if not sold privately. before that da,,
agrably 10 fnrner notice They again rcpcat
that they are determined TO sell their goods lower
than they can be had, so Us 10 force the sae of M
many us possible.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD
Nov. 2l ron
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THE Lov1NasTow uorn,

IN''E subscribers having purchased tn. ,,..
l. near the Courthouse. in the town of or;s
ston, heretofore occupied by Col Charles Ping
beg leave to inform the public generally tba, INV
w'ii make every exerton TO please those who m n..
call upon them. The house is large and cony.r' 'a
and will be neatly fitted up Servants shah la
tentive Table and Stable supplied as well ,s Il
country can afford, and the Bedding shall he or we
first order In fine, we will endeavor to keen bon.
worthy Of the public regard. The line of S,'.'
which passes through this place. stops at this b0a''
and passengers shall be furnished with every acco'
modatisn. We therefore solicit the public n,,,4
mage. HENRY S. PEYToN f"'
WIN. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK s. PEYTOy
AugustQ