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TO THE PUBLIC.
II BROWN & Co. having here,ofoIe made

BROWN Co. having heretofoIe made great improve
in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 0
this important branch Of business, and fter themselves they
succeeded manufacturing scr which for ghness
dursb aud ustre be exeeed by nothing in the line This
hat The combined result Of several experience the
facte much attention and in the pursuit.
Brown Co. In presenting Il 10 tbs public think they have
y reached the umanm Of beauty neatne durability
and cofo the They also manufacture and have been
doing very superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS Ths hat has been highly approved by
s public loug experience will testify All sales for cash.
therefore good customer the losses Of the Dad Whole ale
deslees supplied al the shortest notice al
BROWN & Cos. Priced Hat Store
sep 6- l7s Chatham. Of Mott
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AUCTION SALES.
EDGAR JENKINS, Aueioneer.

EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION, at 10 O'Clock, at No.
Il 30 Beekman s.reef.-FRANKLIN L. JENKINS will sell at
auction Monday February I'D 10 O'clock No So B. ek
street, general If Household Furniture Consisting
Dama.k Window Curtains; Sofas; Mame Lamps BruseI
Parau and Stair CARPETS; Rugs Pier Dining and Tea Tables
wardob Toilet able, &C. &c. &C., together
Kitchen Furniture with which The sale will
N b. The house will be open early morning SALE
when the Furniture may be examined. 1851 feb lids
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EEORGE THOMPSON, TIE ABOLITIONIST.
VI An Of The above d.t individual embracing
the remarkable in hi in Europe and America
win be published bfre the 10Th of March, will BE- for
sale by The principle Booksellers 10 PoranJ Boston, New
York feb IL Im-.od
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George Barclay, ESQ.
Anthony Barclay. Esq.
John Chambers E.q.
Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.
John Caldwell, ESQ.
dec 10-Sm
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SALAMANDER CHESTS SAFES &c-TM
- PORTANT AND VALUARLE DISCOYERY-Th

y DIR. MS MAGNETIC ODON-
IiCA the alufhcient Dentist See advertisement, The
Teeth The Teeth ~. "a. ~ !. feb eff
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Wholesale DRUGGISTS.

Dealers
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 Old Sfip,
W HAVING lost ther entire Stock by destructive fire Of
'Ae 18th Dec. 1885, have taken the Slote
NO. 90 BROAD CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they have opened large and eh Of articles In
their line which they will iPose Of liberal terms.
Acid, Supnuric, lax Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Muriatic, Do Powder,
Aloes, Alum, Jazp, pow'd, Lamp Black,
Annzus, sp. LogSood,
Anthony, Arsnic, Nicaragua Wood, Camwood,
Arrow Root. Assaieata. Lead, White dres.
Bas. pavia, Do do, in oil,
Black Lead, Pea Barley, Linssed Oil, Liquorice Ball.
Blscking Blue Viirid, Llharge, Mace,
Borsx, REID, do, cid. Msgpssia. Calcined,
British OIL Birthstone, Mamma, Mustard, Opium,
Rrouees ass'd. CalomeL Opodelaoc,
Canphsr Gum Csssia, Panacea, SWANS,
Csstsr Oil, Chalk, Pills, Las,
Chrsms Yellow, do Green, Do, Gregory, de, Anderson
Cloves CopperSs Pink Root, Prussian Blue,
Cream srtsr, Epson Salts Precipiate, red, Putty.
Eye Wafer, Thompson, Rhubarb, puv. Rose Pink,
F1es. Suph Rotten Sone Ssltpeire,
Ghger, powsd do Rost, Senna op. Snads assd,
9ise, assd Qts- Soda, sup csrb.
Gold Leaf, Cum Arabic. Syrenges, assorted,
0nm Copsl Tart. Emetic, do Acid,
Do 8camony, Do Shellac,' Trusses assorted, Unbs,
Indigo Sp Van Red Esg de do Aer,
Kewfsrt. Feh 6. 1856 feb 6-tf
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II ELIEF FOR MOTHEk S.-1HERE ARE two

remedial articles promising comfort and
mother and infants that deserve hs ay known The
one breast pump intended 10 draw milk from dended
sneed breast BEAUTIFUL susti the human mouth, and
well calculated togve relief he sufferer Th
Intended TT mot en- Who though able and willing skle their
inf. s ten distressed and prevented from
per OF their natural ece nv nipples the ncon-
veneSre Ut both parties Is skny prfpsred that the
mo.t neane and purity presyed bile The Intact nourhed
Without the parent Per sale By Patrick Die h as
Broadway, near Canal street feb flint
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PUBLIC JUDGEMENTS.

PUBLIC AMUsEMENTs.
PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
THE E' M q RPsIsSfs OF Ss i Ffss sf
" cherubino, mason s'''M Mis-. Wat o. '' N''A's'
'''''''' To conclude with the farce Of ff' "a'''n
OLD & YOUNG.
Old Wilton Mr. Fisher T. ter Mr. Placide
FRANkLiN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.
Will S b PseTT %S 4 The as farce of
Capt f.s1ts s;,I Mr. Drumno"d Mr. Tins: Mr. Thayer
T 81 se, x,s,o with ,9 Is %s,s d;s%sss ~
Lsusce LynTood Mr. Seton Tom Tiat; Mr. John Seton
Anne ITsvanion, Miss A Fisher
A UTH0R'S NlGHT:-AMERIcAN THEATRE
"a CARD.Th. book for The night If the Author Of the
Office of The Mirror Nassau and Ann streets
where seats may be iaken time previous night per-
w aud Short Hand Academy asan e-opened his old
a1@s@. No lis Bso.dw;y nss. cGuu,nd! street
ThE ROYAL XNTI-xNdTLAR SYSTEM 81 WRIT
Adapted letter.. bills orders notes. sales. accounts epero,;o,
and the finished journal entry, taught person every
N Te Easy Of k psss. wIns may BE-
By Mr. Bris,ow OF London, writing master and eacher of
ACADEMY, No. IT'S BROADWAY, NETWORK.
BE- s sns5 to The si S N YS
ph and ha. opeed in the same building where he ready
10 impar In IL short and familiar lessons
10 THE LADIES,
aneat and fashionable hand the only
form approved for tie Album complimentary visiting
cards.
AND TO GENTLEMEN,
sbeaiif bold free expeditions, manke writing
IN every respect suited mercantile purposes counting
&c.&c.
Terms moderate Gentlemcns classes rnng afternoon
and evening Ladies writing separate apartments They
daily at II O'Clock. ian I9-tf
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KE G is taught
- Fosters Commercial School, SS Broadway upon The most
modern and approved principles The hsurs
the learners being classes The plan of
instruction is plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive. During
the the pupil will open post and complete
Of books, and Be qualified 10 perform the duties Bookeper
in the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
in PENMANSHIP, morning, afternoon, and evening. Terms
moderate Apply lo3 Broadway lover Mr. Mlhus Druggist
STOREY
From the Boston Gazette.l
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-I'nem in which
this art taught but imperfect idea of the
Ut merchants and when for the first time
counting house, he finds mude between what
and what he has been taught than really exists between
deisr OF theatre and Azddn lamp The difference
tween theory and Prac-between the study IF lis
plicaion 10 practical well known remark; and
we think Ar Fosters plainly connecting Systematic
NTH actual transactions advantages worthy
ration Of all whs wish acquire the
a thorough and efectual
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the counting
kill penman qualify him. in peculiar manner for the duties
OF hs profess on jan 6-f
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GARNER& COMSTOCK offer for saIe. the NEST
e terri new and elegant assortment Of Umbrellas and Para
sh LET their anaaeure comprising every variety Of style
81 Psesn and t. which th would respectfully invite the attrn-
6oR ~ th-ir friends and u.forn~rS frh5 m
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READER, the following is advertisement Of
DR.. BRANDRETHS.

Let this truth be impressed e1ery nnd-IRat all pain OF
,uatess osving to morbid agnant and corrupt hunors
which impede the circulation of the 6ood-Branlreih
QI u
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IstEFALOas SPRINGS,

- ITUATED on Bu1aloe River, IN the cosntv Of
- Amherst. Is mll. Of the Count House. u miles
lrsm Lexington, aud p miles from Lsnchburg.
la calling The attention Of the public 10 these
Springs Az watering place, the subscriber takes &C
eaaion 10 remark, thai they new discovery, al
though unknp~n to the distant public, uutl LAST sea
For many years they have been numsronsly at
tended by psreom from the surrounding rnnu-
Try. who will readily testify Ia then Medicinal
rftuss-hul owing To the fact thai the former oecu-
picu filled them tenant. the will Of the owners,
who would neither sell nor improve the property, IN
ducsmens, IN the way OF comfortable accomnoda-
tons to distant strangers could be offered.
" thin the last 10 months very large aud com
modous Hotel. with comfortable CABINS, have been
erected, sutlClent To entertain 3UD persons.
The water has been analy led, and found To con
tain the essential intteient,, sulphur, soda I'm an
unusual pfoporion) aud nl2nesia aud the .nhscf
Der can sly with the fullest confidence that II c"ii
catos 0i tact this required they can be obtained
OF many individuals, whose experience ol !"n virtues
enable. them to say thai they mol surpassed by
any waters III Virginia, lof most oi the diseases com
mon to our cuuate--ln cases al Dyspepsia, dcfang"d
condition OF the stomach aud breast, liver diseases,
and Diseases Of debIht, generally and TO delicate f."
malr> and children, they peculiarly adapted. fo
tins fact, the highest authority among the medch
faculty can he offered in this section Of country, as
well rs the better evidence at tull aud ample cssi
individuals by actual experience.
The season will aealn commence on the 10th OF
june 1ll' subscriber grateful ioi the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enIoNcl, both from his old
friends and strangers AGAIN. invites them Ia visit HIM
with confidence no pat tHaI whist he VIII be
,.,.n.iated ior uutemed cNrftions To please, that
they viii be repaid III lIsprovcment oi health.
The rates ol fare will be the as last year VIZ
Board per week, 50 90
do do day, 90
Horses per wc'k III
do do day, -
Children and servants, half pree.
I. S.--llNIug been requested by some oil my
county mon, 10 prepare disucr for The celebration
OF the anniversary ol American Independence, on
the ltl oi Jul, usNt, lwould say Ia those persons
who are disposed To unite with that occasion,
the will only be charged the subscription rates ior
dinner aud regular bonding rates Tor after time.
Visitors ior health will pay nothing extra.
june Is w. L. SAL NDlRS.
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Nc. O'Cennell los placed the following notice
of motion on the order book of the Horse d Com
mons for Monday. the 9th in,i -" 10 move
that il be referred tn "A eommiftee To inquire and
rep ort whether it be not necessary Tor tue public
veal of this realm to reform the House ol Lord',
by extending tho principle OF representation tn the
pecrape. and altering the quality OF clcctor. and
the mode Of election.
Iondon. June 2i.-Accordme 10 the Ionlon-
nais, the American squadron Which lately visited
Tonlon Ina, gone Ia the coaNt of Morocco,
where thai paper snpppscN that II w1s 10 execute
some projects long contemplated by the foreign
policy of the tuited States. Nothing eau BIZ more
foreign 10 American policy than the very absurd
projects SAID by thai paper to he about to be exc
cutsd by the American squadron IN the Meditcr
ranaan.
LONDON MRkETS, July 2i.-Tohacco--
lls malk .i cnnlInII... lLll-
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FOREIGN lNTER.LIGENCE
13DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

13 DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
We have just received Liverpool papers to the
9Th of June inclusive, and London dates to Sat
urday evening thc 18th
Gen. llouSon's official account of the battle of
San Jacnto is Published in HE London papers of
the 18th, but we notice very few comments. Ii
appears 10 have been ~ drank in silence"
AdviecS from Madrid are ,tc rom of June,
but there is no news ofimpoftancc. Gent Evans
is SAID TO be growing Discontinued, and thinks hc
is not treated with sufficient consideration by the
Queens Government. Snndrv Skirmishcs had
taken place between small parties OF the Carsts
and the Christmas, with ~ very momentous
suits. The Carli>ls SAID 10 be suffering from
the want of lhe means Of snbsStcncc, aud disson-
sion Is Represented to cNisf 10 an alarming extent IN
the councils Of the prclrndei Gen. Egna had re-
signed the chIel command, and been soeoecdcd, al
'nteron, by Gen llrea The man, body of the
C1tli>ts still before 81. Sebastian.
There is nothing Of importance from France
The once celebrated tbbe Scycs died at Par
Is on the 2Oth n June, aeel sS. lie had been re
dnoed 10 a state o iIiocy for many years.
Tie Spanish government were negotiating a loan
81 fifty millions francs IN London, with prospects
ot success, The revenues Of Cuba were offered
IN pledsc.
The hing aud queen Of Belgium, were at PARIS,
on visit to- the hlp".
James Mills the historian OF British India, died
IN London on the I'D June.
The Emperor of Morocco had made cxplaua-
tons to the French Government respecting the al
Iced assistance OF the Arabs AZ Algiors, but the
explanations said not To have bcen,ainlactory 4,
aud naval preparations for the Mediterranean were
still active at Toulon.
The proposition oIle chancellor of the cyche-
quer, that duty OF one penny be laid all news
papers, subject 10 future regulation Nv act of plr-
Lament regarding the size of the sheet, was agreed
10 IN committee of the Whole on the 20lh, b, a
majority OBS.
The aged king of Prussia is represented to be
fast declining To the tomb.
I.,IL L -. l. 4
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.N'DXRGE.

'tNiE subscriber offers for sale his tract of LAND
III Bedford county, known by the name of
" Mount Ptasdnta lying Elk Creek lust above
ITS junction with Big Otter, one and an half miles
rom the Turnpike Road, 10 from Liberty and II
from lynchburg. The tract contains Eight Hundred
ana Sixteen Acres. nearly half in Woods The i'm
P1oVenents consist of comfortable Dwelling
house, nearly new, recently paistercd and painted
with every other necessary Out house for the con-
Veniehee OF a family, nearly all new and a new Barn.
10 ieet by 90. considerable portion of the Planta-
u'''on Is now IN Clover, and in state of improve
heht The Land is offered fot one fourth of the
purchase money IN hand, the balance ON credit Of
me TWO. three and four years, equal instalnents.-
he subscriber deems it unnecessary to say auv
''''hg ABOUT the quality of the Land. and the advan-
''ecS OF the situation those wishing to purchase
WIN we" the premises. and Judge for themselves
re, II sufhcc to say, this is truly valuable place.
wen worthy the attention of those wishing 10 buy
hcai Estate-and If early application is made a bar
gam may be had. WIN. c. LEFTWICH
June Is ,
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rssETTsaI..
Fun fIf EsstT bd1ffFf.
Ruins of Egyptian Thcbcs.

Thcbes what glory tn, temples safe.
When nonarehs, hardly less than gods. wore
thine
Though mystery and dark ness shroud thy f,to,
The glimpse imagination gives us is divine
Through the long vista, we gaze, half hid
Distinct though distant, graceful though aust'rs,
Palace and pillar. fanc and pyramid,
In awful grandeur aud repose appear.
Nations since born have wept o'cr thy decay
Science and art have houris 'lapd have died
Aud glory, like dream. has pass d AWAY
Yet thy imperishlble fame doth yet abide.
Aud can it be that degraded race
soornd oi THEN fellows, etter d, bought and sold
Were once the mighty rulers IN that place
The master splrs, who The aye controll'd
The poor dcsplsed negro might look up.
And smile 10 heai that Groece, that classic Grscex
Rcfuseduot 10 partako the elticng cup,
Which swatthy Egsp, rendered With tho arts OF
peace.
That the proud white man sought IN age, bach,
The intellectual IA, that lights his brow,
And found II too. among race black
As the poor slase lac makes hls victim now
The heir of Afac may not always be
The lowest lml' IN this our beings chain
There IS magic pow er ia liberty,
To make the smothcr'd flams hrcak out aud blaze
again.
The native sptlt may yt wake aud live
Freedom aud euluurr-"hat have these not
done ,
And Ethiopia Liuale aud revive.
Like her own abe whea II felt the snu.'
According to mythology. Ethiopia contained the
Table OF the Sun, which kindlcd Whenever the rays
OF that great lnmmary shone upon it,
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diets itself IN every luc. We c0nIfalMlic inI
Premier and the people upon this fresh defeat oi
enemies, who, abandoning the legitimate weapons
Of warfare, carry the political contest with po-
soned darts, and with ierocy unheard Of even
amongst the most uncvzed and savage nations"
The hiHg and Lord UcIbouyRc.-Wc have
great pleasure in stating, lhai his Majesty, since
the verdict in favor OF Lord Melbourne, has eA-
pressed himself IN no measured terms rs to the sat
isaction he felt upon the trial la, my terminated in
manner agreeable to his own wishes and feel
ings.-No'piag Chronicle, of Saturday.
SIR Robert Peel was called as one of the Jury
on Lord Melbourne's trial bnl did not appear.
From the Liverpool correspondent of the New
FORK Star JHRe 24th--6 o'ciock, T. d.
As the packet did no, sail this morning, | am
able 10 communicate the result of the celebrated
Grim eon.rase, Morton vs.. Lord Melbourne which
Was tried at London the day before Yesterday.
Lord Melbourne is acquitted.
The trial commenced at about ten O'Clock i'm
the morning, and concluded, at twelve O'clock at
night, occupying fourteen hours. Sir William
Foet opened Mr.. Notions case in a very yiolen,
speech, containing charges against Lord Mel
bourne, scarcely any Of which were sustained by
the evidence.-The witnesses, for the most part
were servants who had lived with the Norons Il
was certain that Melbourne was Il very consan,
vlser-but twas not proped that he had had Grim
the house Morton being necessarily absent on his
duties as Police Magistrate Mrs. Norton was de-
med to all other visitors. The most important
witness one John +. Cook
Reform Of the Lords.-Liverpool, June 25.--We
are most happy, most delighted, indeed, to observe
That this great question is advancing steadily and
merfly forward in every quarter Of the land So
rapidly IT spreading from heart TO heart, and ma
KING converts to its necessity, that electrical alone
is the word winch We use when we would pro-
perry ana fully describe the effect which il produ-
cling. Ii is no longer what the Tories once af.
'ecfed to say OF it, the feeling here and there of
some solitary individual, some dark and gloomy
political fanatic, some aspiring dcnagogue, or
some disappointd seeker after place No !No Bv
sudden and mighty spring, it has leaped al once
and almost a,iracuously from its very cradle. and
assumed "A giants shape before u.s. No, No
1t Is 10 infants wall which comes upon our ears
IN broken and feeble accents. whispering-Reform
the Lords 1t is as the shout Of nation--it is the
'war-cryo OF the peope-it is the watchword of mil
hons-t is the test and tombstone of the true and
genuine Reformcr in every quarter.
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ND TOR 8 A L E :.

TINIIf subscriber being anxious to remove to
the west his fall, offers for sale that yaua-
bic tract of Land, on watch he now lives, lying in
the county of Bedford, the waters of Stoncy
Fork and Trough Run Greeks, ID miles South of
the Court House, containing by recent survey SIX
hundred acres. about siNtv or seventy oi which Is
first rate Creek Bottom, in hgh state Of cultva-
ton, producing Hemp, Tobacco, and all Kinds of
Grain in abundance; the upland is about halt clear
ed and we'll enclosed, with good fences, all been
recently repaired the W God Land is we'll TIM
bcred and considerable portion good Tobacco
Land. The improvements are a good comiorta-
bic Dwelling House. Kitchen, and Brick Office,
together with all necessary Out House, Tobacco
BaIns, nc. all in good rel air. In word, this
tract OF Land is desirable not only on account
of it's fertility and being well watcred, but on ac-
count OF its being in very pleasant and agreeable
ncighborhood, conrignou, to Mills, Churches and
other inducements calculated to render life aercc-
able.
Terms liberal, and made known on application
To me, ON the premises.
THOMAS CAIN.
Bedford, August s st
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

JlNES RU Err AND AIN UNA CINlL.
DkOPoSA AIS will be rctci,ed at the Once of
the James River aud kanawha Company IN
the City of kchmo d, from the 10th to the 3rd day
ol August iorthc construction OF all the Excaya-
uon, Emb,nkment and Mailing not now urdrr con
tract, together with ucaI, all the Culverts and the
greater portion Of the Locks between lynchbury
and Maidens' Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbian The head of Naldrns'
adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
island als and ScottSyille, aud about twenty sola
ted sections, reserved the former letting between
Scottsylr and lynchburg.
The quantity OF Masour offered is very great
consisting OF about two hundred Culyerts of from
three 10 Thirty feet span; nnc Aqueducts. thirty
I'VE Locks, u number OF Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications of all the work
and special plans of the most important Culyerts and
Aqneducts, vi" be found nj the Offices of the sew,
raj Principal Assistant Engineers ON the line of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination BY the
H'th July but mechanics. well recommended. de-
slfonS OF immediate emplo yment can obtain contracts
'of the construction ota number OF culverts at pri-
waite letting
Persons offering To contract who are unknown to
INC Subscriber, on any of the Assistant Engineers
VIII be expected To accompany their proposals by the
usual certificates of their character and ability
CHARLES El.IET jr
,hMJ Engineer Of the James Riwr
and kaiGrhd Company.
= NorE-The Dams, Guard Locks. most of the
bridges, and a numberot Locks and Culcrts are re-
s'H'u lor future Letting. Persons visiting the
me Tor the purpose ot obtaining work would do
"ellio call at the Office ofthc Como,ny in tn CITY
"' hrhmohd, where any information which they
ma, desire will be chccriullv communicated.
The alley oi James River, between Iynchburc
and Richmond, is healthy. c. f. Jr
Junp
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w u OIL G. AIDING.

VIE subscriber has taken possession of the Wooy
= HARDING ESTABLISHMENT, near the Ford at
nyhchbnfg, occupied the last wear by William
thurman. and has, with great care and labor fitted
up two Machines in complete order for ca,dinu Wool
IN the incest manner. He has engaged Mr. CYRUS J.
'ydlck, $50 lavorably known to the public as a first
rate DOL Carder) superintend the establishments
VINO VIII, at all times, be found at the Machine to
receive WOOL and deliver Rolls
ne sollclts share of public patronage and pledg-
Sc himself to every endeayor to give perfect sat
isiacton.
W WooL should be nicely picked of every .x-
'faneous matter, before sent to the Machine
Price of Carding, 10 cents per h. For
Cardins and Greaslng l24 cents
WILLIAM |. ISBELL.
July7 wa,,
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Sale of Land, in Amherst County.

nN the 3D. day of September next, there will
~ be Sod at Amherst court-holIse, before the
Tavern door OF Jonathan 4. Stout on IA credit Of
One and two years, equal proportions, the purcha
scrs giving negotiable notes, with good cndorsers,
payable at one of the Banks al Lvnchburg tine
tract OF Land whcrcon Col. Richard Harrison now
rcSidcs-parNuant 10 decree pronounced at the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law AMI Cmncerv. of
Amherst county, on the OH day of April, 1890,
between the President Directors and Company
of the Bank of Virginia, and the President, Dircc-
tors and Company oitho Farmers Bank of Virgil
MIA, Plaintiffs, and Richard Harrison and others
defendants to the highest bidder.
THOMAS n EUBANk, Sheriff
Of Amherst county, Commr
August lbs