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.V'EUsGOODS.
HENRY BROWN. Jr.
ODDOsjfe In tLe Banks,

SNOW receiving an extensive assortment OF Sta
= pie and Fancy articles, among which are some
very beautiful. As his variety is very great, II would
ne iedlonsto enumerate His friends and the public
are respectfully invited to call and examine tor them
seNes as he has been able to lay IN his goods on
me best terms, he feels confident that he can make
" Z, 10 Their interest to purchase of him.
hewlll sell lot of good Nenison Hams at low
lrice.
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White Lead, Oils, &c.

Isl kECElNED supply Of White Lead
- ground and in oil Linseed Oil Spirits of Tur-
me- 'erdigrese, dry and in oil :; Red Lead
Copal; Na1fish, &c. &c. For Sale by
JAMES +. ROYALI..
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SPRING GOODS.
81, : an. of tho mos, das;,,bl. ,.so,,,,a,,,. H..
'"s" avn, offered and we'll xo,tb ,l,a ,,,.n,; -
l,,s.,. II consists IN na,t or tho f,llow,,a =,
l...
'i' ,. 49,, .x,,, s,..,6oo I'LL, -, !.
.aon brown. NAPOLEON violet adelaide. dahl, and
s'tarf,ncy coloured clotbs.
WI ~ .n,,rt;ne tw,II.1 Cram. finished Ill.,,
.,t
T, nm, p xt,a snne,6ne llne bl,cl nd f,,,o,
- ,l,;n rbb,d ,,,l,oad md Ln,l. ~, 49,,
''''s.
'"1 re-, f,lo,hs ex,,., ,;,, aud ,,,.I ,.,l,,,,
SKINNER Cloths
pJ,el brown and e,c.n p,,ce,,,.
M. ,,a col,nr.d Nnr.t.J c,,n. ;, nov, ,,t;.,
-, ..,Icmen.s wear.
mon Wo,ste1 and c,tton ;oods ,l y,,;o,s in5s
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cal;aaas a,...,, ,,,,a,,
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p.n,o1 u,,.l5a. -, ,,.',;,,, ~, H.. t., L.
, .x,., ,.l,,, i VAN, ,,.t, ,.,,,,,,,s
p,nss,.,n f,ioel,,,,s e,,,;re new styl,..
r,",,oi I,.,,,,a, a,d Sui.. un:l,,,s nov, .t,.
,a,;f,l ,d , ,.t cad.
pr,,ss;,, M,.l,a ti,l,n,s e,,,i,l, NOV, and ,.,,
,,h
pin I'D 6,r.d l,lcl nd lin. hl,,l < Ill conn.
,,y s',, 11Ii,, and l1s,r
P,in and 69,n.j cnI,nrel :; lls =of almos, every
b,J nj color and on,liIy = y,,y l,,,,,. assortment.
r,ru.d st,prd parissune. a new and extra SIN
Goods for dav and evening dresses:
n,n,,sk pajntcd Elorino. a beautiful new STYLE
SIN Goods for day and evening dresses:
F,pured Esmeraldas white and assorted colours.
.,,,rrl, new
plack and colour I'd Bombazincs
,,pnet and Cap /. bonds a laf.c assortment of
the latest imporlaiions
R,n Satin and Tatleta Ribbonds:
Fancy lIandkerchieis and s,haws, of every des-
crption a yer, large assortment;
Black white and coloured plain Sains
EYtr rich figured Satns, of every colour:
Plain embroidered, ribbed and blond Silk Hose
and hall lose black, "h'te aud eoioued
,o'toh' "o'S.eo' ""'i''' i'"''p Noo' '." .''ei'-
no lioSe' o' an h'n"S'
Lan'eS ana "eheeile'' "io''S' Vi "ih'oS' every
"F, n -, ....,.
ram anu fancy ," ,'' ''o.Ns
ram anu 'is"l', 'ii",',s an" 'n' i''s '"s'
Donna Maria 'auIe biack ana cololfea'
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500 Reward.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, rcsidil
a u Lynohbnrg, about the 10 til Of January
HI 4 E.E4A'.

billy.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
% years, a dark mnlalto, almost five feet six
inches high, very bushy head of hair dark grey
eyes, stoops great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard, has been for some inc complaining on
ao count OF sprain on his left arm near the wrist
had on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloous x white hat From what can learn
his aim is to reach free state and the route Ia
ken to do SO, is by the way of Charleston, on the
kanawha, where he may cain passage 10 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any jail, the
said bow 80 that oct him. will give $50 if taken
in or 100 iftaken out OF the state.
CIIRISTIANA TODD.
a. The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above 4 times, AMI send their
accounts to this offs
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NEW MUSIC.

hANE Just received recent publication of
i Naltzs, Marches and Quick Steps suitable for
young beginners, by gentleman of MONTGOMERY
Alabama. JOSEPH ID. EA ANS.
Ap,I -
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HATS, SHOES, DC,

NA1A -, SxAVA5sSs exc.
fMNllE subscribers have ilIst received from the
Northern cities, their Spring supply of
Fine white Beaver Hats,
Fine drab Satln do
me black Ito do
hllSsia do tau elegant artclc)
Palm Leaf Hats, from 81 els. tosl
Wool Hats and Caps oil every description.
IN addition TO the above we have ayarlet, of beau
titul Hats OF our own manufacture, which cannot he
excelrd FOR cheapncss and durability.
complete assortment of llatter's Trimmings and
Furs.
Shoes Of every description, comprising in pa,t
Ladies' fine Seal Skin
Ladies' common do
Ladies' Iastings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies' Kid Slippers
Ladies' Satin Slippers
Gentlcmcns shoes, Boots, Pumps, &c. &c.
Bows and Misses do do.
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nR. GEO. W. DAVIES takes great
- pleasure in announcing to the citizens OF the
vicinity Of " ards Bridge and the adjacent neichbor-
hoods. that he la, located himself at Mr. Halle
woods tavern about five miles from Wards Bridge.
on the public road leading from Lynchburg to Dan
Vile where lac may. at all times be found, unless
when elsewhere professionally engaged.
Aprll - Is
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I 'AAAl CONTH ACTORS will be furnished, on
- The most reasonable terms, with Ames' SUPERB
:, 'noEels and Spades; long handle Shovels; Crow
nais, Picks Axes Smiths Tools Nayor & Co.'S
,S>'-Nteei OF all sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron; and
"aef IRON, OF almost every descriptlon-and every
I'net article in the Hardware line They are parcu-
''fy invited to give us IA call.
H. B. RICHARDS & co.
April II ts
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NOTICE.

YNllERE will be petition presented to the
Il next Legislature, for the formation OF a
NEW COUNTY, ont of parts of Campbell, Pitt
sylvana and Bedford
April p w}m
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ny FLETCHER ~ TOEER.
TERMS.
e1S"7We LyMckbMrg UirgsuiUu.

,rinted irice ,eetk, at 81 per anaan payable in
4.ranrt No paper triH be discontinued, fbat at the
p,.ron ofthe Editors until all drrearagts are paid
W. ADVERTISEMENTS nW be inserted at
"a r,uts per square for less The first time. and 81
'' " for zach continuance. Those from distance
..sst paid for previously TO their nserfion lss he
'sy,a,nt be assumed by responsible person in
L~chburg. D.. p,;,o.. 49,, J.. -.
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NEW GOODS.

a LII persons having claims AGAINST the estate
= OF the late Charles Lacy, requested to
resent them properly authenticated To the UNDER
sned, IN order that they may be pad-t''ose IN
aooea to said estate are requested to call n make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
Of Chas. Lacy deed
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DssN GOODS, &c.


In addition To iher stock of Hats aud Shoes, the
subscribers have opened beautiful assortment OF
Dry Coo DIS. embracing every staple and Fancy 4r-
ticie. Among them are: blue black, and fancy coIored
Cloths and Cassllneres blu, mixed and drab Sat
netts; white and eolored Marselles Nestings: str-
ped and plain Silk Nesngs, OF various forms and pat
terms: variety OF new fashioned Prints of the latest
style of Figure figured and painted Musns. elegant
patterns: Bobbinetts yard wide; figured and Swiss
Muslins imperial Summer Cloths, blue, black,
brown and olive, article for gentlemen's wear
Bengal Stripes. blue. buff aud pink variety of
Silk Fancy lIandkerciiets mco'nmohfy iom for the
quality Bmegc and Twisted silk llandkercheis ;
Flag and old fashioned Bandanna 10. beached aud
unbleached Irish Linen, for gentlen&ns wear;
French and India Chillas, article for l.a,ics
dresses; figured and plain Gro de SENS Italian Iu-
string, and b yds wide Silk Hosiery. long and
short: Irish Table Cloths brown and bleached :
black and colored Cmcissians Russia and other Iii
Sheetngs, yard wide; with many other articles
too tedious to enumerate.
They also keep hand, assortment of GRO
CERIES, GROCkERh, &c. &c.
Our customers and the public in general are par
ticularly solicited to call aud examine stock, as
are determined to sell low for cash, or TO 10 pune
tual customers. DlNkLE n RI MBOl GIL.
Mm2
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CORN FOR S "A lie.

I HAVE four or five hundred barrels OF CORN
/ for sale WN IL GARLAND.
New Glasgow. Ian.2 Is
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WISH to purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
eroes, from 10 y years of age.-Leucrs di
rccted 10 me in Lynehbure, or my brother Mark
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY
Dec ~ :.
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TIE GU.oEs WANTED.

TWILL give the highest cash price for likcl,
Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROW.
y ov % tim
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FOR :.-.a
FOR RENT,

"A TIE BRICK TENEMENT on main
Iss,M street neNt door 10 Ncssls. Marsh & Bunch
'&'- and aten doors above the Frank lin Hotel
Apply 10 GEORGE l.. ROBERTS.
April % Is
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
FOR 1Q96-

.IyIIE subscribers most respectfully tender their
| thanks to their customers and friends, and the
mblc generally. for the liberal patronage heretofore
ff,,ended towards them aud informs them that they
re now receiving, at their Ner Fancy and Staple
D,y Goods Store nearly opposite the Farmers Bank
s,oo, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore their
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BOO X =

large assortment, of Books, Blank Books, and
stationary of all kinds, which will be sold very low,
at wholesale or retail
Together NTH great many other Desirabie Goods,
oil Of rhich ,rH be sold nj ,rhoIesnie rta, The
nry best terms. ESTES x WHITEHEAD.
March - Is
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POLITICAL.

.s.fhe das is thine, the night also is thine; tho,
has, prepared the light aud the sun. Thou hast Sc
all the borders OF the earth thou hast made summer
and winter PSALM lxxn. l6 IL.
Thou art, oh God the life aud light
OF ali this wondrous world We see.
It's glow hy day. its smile b, night
Are hut reflections caught rom thee.
81 Where er We turn, III, glories shine,
= Andall things fair and brigh, are thine.
Wteu-tla,, with farewell beams delays,
- Among the opening clouds of even,
Aud we eau almost think gaze,
Through golden ,stas into heaven
Those hues that make the suns decline
So soft so radiant, Lord are thine.
When night, with wings of starry gloom
O'ershadows all the earth and skies,
Like some dark, bcautcous bird, whose plume
lssparkling with unuumbered dyes;
That sacred gloom these fires divine
So grand. so countless, Lord are thine.
When youthful spring around Us brcahcs
Thy spirit warns her fragrant sigh,
And ever, flower the summer wrcathes
Is born beneath that kindling eve.
Where we turn, thy glorics shine,
And all things bright and lair are thine.
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.NEDLEi

4 : | understand, stsatsa report Is III circula-
\ ton that Medley is dlstempcred ana at
course, in bad health, think II proper, III JUS
ticc to him, to inform the public OF the facts :
lie, Il short time ago had either slight attack
Of disiemper, or II violent cold, which lasted but
n very short time. lie is now in as fine health
and condition as | ever saw horse-and have
know, this season, as good Pasture Grass Lots
Stables, NC. for Mares, rs | have ever seen at
the stand Of any other horse.
will cite the public to two late specimens OF
MeLey's colts lst, Columbia Taylor, beating
Sidney and BIackhcath for the Jockey Club,
over the Philadelphia course, mile heats, Nov
1885 :; sec \. York Spirit of the Times, (tlme OF
the race not givcn.) end, Miss Medley, at Ma
con, Georgia. March, 1896, beating large field
of crack nags, for the Jockey Club purse $1,000,
mile heats running II miles and averaging
each heat fraction under I'm. Dos. (where she
won the Club 1 mile heats year bciore) Her
friends are anxious to back her against any nag
in the world who will run III Georgia agreeable
to the rules Of racing. Various other two and
three mile races could he named, but those who
pretend to breed to fine horses are too CONVEX
SAINT with matters of this sort To require more
than the catalogue attached to his bills and those
two races above stated, which are obliged to give
satisfaction, rs they have beaten almost every
crack nag that has fallen in their way, and are
still willing to run against any nag IN the world,
and for world Of money.
JOHN S. HURT.
Bedford. May , w:}w
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n New Supply Of DR.. Il. White,
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops

'INliE only specific offered To the public from
L which permanent and radical cure may be Obtain
cd OF that disagrccable PAIN, the Tooth ache with
all It's attendant evils such racturnC the Jaw in
extracting the Teeth, which often proves pain
inl than the Toothache itself, and cold passing from
the decayed Teeth to the Jaw thence to the head
producing rheumatic affection, with many other I'M
pleasant effects, such dsagreeabe breath and
taste in the mouth, &c, all OF which are produced
from foul OF dccayed Teeth.
am happy to have L: in my power to offer to the
world Il remedy that will not only remove the pam
nine times out OF ten if properly applied. but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay and arrest the
disease IN such as are dccaying and have not com
mcnccd aching, restoring them to health and useful
Certicases OF Dentists and Physicans-also, di
rections tor using, accompany each bottle.
For sale by II. STABLER.
Druggist LynchbWg.
BELL * RiCn,Rps, Liberty,
JonS Z. kIzEr, ,Sdien.
J. :. CROCKETT Chrsiiansburg.
June 25 of l2m
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Lynchburg aud Tennessee Rail Road.
June

'INHE Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
l. by an act of the last Legislature, passed the
loth OF March 1896 will open books OF subscription
Company. on the LIST day of June next in the town
of Lynchbur-.
Books OF subscription will also be opened, the
same day, by the Commissioners named in the act,
at the following places City of Richmond; Liberty.
Bedford; Salem Botetourt Chrstiansburg, Montgo-
merry; Wythe Court House Marion, Smyth county ;
Abingdon. Washington county, Lebanon. Russell
county and at Estillve, Scott county.
The books will be KEEP, open At each place, thirty
W copy OF the Charter will be sent to each OF
,he Commissioners, directed to the place where the
books are TO be opened,
JOHN EARLY, Chairman
W The Richmond Wing, Enquirer and Compi-
ier Lynchburg Democrat, Fincastle Democrat,
"ythe Monntalneer aud Abingdon Statesman, will
please publish the above 5 We.
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TRUST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE ola deed Of trust, executed
L by Joseph billiard, bearing date the Isl of Au-
gust, 1929, and Of record in the Clerks Office OF
Amherst county, the subscriber will, on the 18th
day of June next, on the premises, offer for sale,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract is
described containing $50 acres, being in the
county Of Amherst, on the waters of Little Pinev
River, OF Kings Creek ,and adjoining the lands of
Edmund ,iassie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention of Tobac-
co planters. The subscriber knows OF no defect
in the title, but will only convey such as Is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS +, THOMPSON, Trustee.
Auril ~ t4J
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p.HgEHLEHE
Between Richmond and Washing ton.

l IS with much qualification that the Richmond,
d Fredericksburg and Po,omack Railroad Com
pany find themselves enabled to assure the Ncr-
Ihcrn and Southern travellers, that there will he
neither disappointment nor detention on any part
OF the above route.
Twenty miles of their Road is in full and sue
cess'nl operation, and the propric,ors of the
Steamboat and Stage line on the balance of the
distance, are by contract, bound to be adequately
provided for all the travel which may offer and
TO accommodate the same with extra Stages when
required thus enabling the Company to pledge
itself that no traveller shall apply unsucccssfullv
for scat.
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad, COM
piet"d and put IN operation during the last year,
the Steam Boat navigation of the Potomac, and
the Railroad from Petersburg to the Roanoke,
nave relieved this route of large portion Of its
former length of stage travelling; and it is nov
believed to offer inducements to travellers supe-
rlor 10 those found on any other route, between
New Orleans and New York
Soon after the opening of Steamboat navigation
between the Northcrn cities, a line is expected TO
be established by which the Journey from New
orh 10 Richmond may be made in SO hours. and
to Bakcly, \. G., in IL hours, of which due notice
will be given.
A daily line to Louisa Court Honse, and Char
lct'csville, connecting with the Rail Road al a
point Is miles from Richmond, is in full opera
ton.
Hours ofdcparlure-for Steam Mill and Char
lotcsville 10 O'CLOCK, \. NJ prcciselv and of arri-
val =. NJ.
Excursion passengers taken as usual Seats for
all the above lines may be taken at the Depot.
Railroad Office, March 81 I'm
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LATE FROM ENGLANp.-rhe packet ship lii
hernia, Captain Wilson, has arrived from Liver
pool, having left that port on the Slh of April.
The ship Stair, Captain Glover, has also arrived
from the same port, which she left on the same
day. BY these arrivals we have received English
papers to the Sth inclusive.
King Ohio, of Greece, has come to Germany,
to pay his addresses to the Archduchess Maria
Theresa Isabel, eldest daughter Of Prince Charlie,
OF Austria, who is not ye, twenty years of age, and
TO whom, II is SAID, he is 10 be married The ru-
mour OF an Instruction in Greece is contradic,ed
in the Augsburg Gazette, on the authority of in
,elligcnce from Patras, up to the Sd of March.
The French government has issued orders for
bidding the expectation of and ammunition
from France, except under special license the
object is TO prevent Don Carlos from iy,nc
his supplies from that country,
ny the revenue accounts Of the British emnir.
for the quarter ending the 9th of Aprilit appear,
that notwithstanding the repeal oftaxes and dut..
uefe IS an increase OF revenue, both in the on,r.
tiers and in the year. a''
formidable Instructions are said in PAR, M
per to have taken place in the Caucasian nrov;n-
ces ofRussia. r'o'"
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LAND FOR SALE,

nNthe 2lst inst, (at II o'clock,) there will be
~ sold, upon the premises, at public auction, toi
cash, the House and Lot at present in the occnpan-
cy OF Mrs II ialewood on the Forest Road, about
four miles from Iynchburg The lot contains about
nine acres fine order for cultivation, aud has up
omit a comfortable Dwelling House, together with
few out houses
The sale will be made, in pursuance of trust
deed, executed to us by Alexander Mclntosh on
the Doth day OF February, lS23, OF record in the
Clerks Office OF the county court OF Campbell
The title is believed to be good but trustees, we
shall sell and convey such title ouy, AS the deed
Aforesaid yeats w.
y. Y W. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
M,xQ
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Albany, April 3o.-?rial and dtquitta Of
Hdm'toa.- The ttia of Hamilton, charged with
the murder Of VIM. Duffy, which has occupied the
circuit court since Wednesday morning, has excl
ted great interest. The testimony was closed ON
Thursday evening and all of yesterday was oc-
cupled by the respective counsel in summing up.
La the evening, the CASE was submitted to the Jury
IN an able and impartial charge by Judge Wander
poel, and at about nine O'Clock, tho jury rendered
a verdict not fnilty and the prisoner was there
upon discharged. Counsel for the prosecution,
Edward Livingston, district attorney, and Samuel
Stevens for the prisoner James Mkown, II. G
Wheaton and Robert b. Bates
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Tobacco EAagsJ for Sale.

PAX OF the Fort Lewis tract, lying in the
n county OF Montgomery, on the north side OF
the Aialn Western Road, its boundary on one side
Tor near mile. The tract contains about $40
acres, none of which is cleared, large portion
OF which is very fine Tobacco Land and as a sit
uatIon fora Tavern House, there are scarcely any
It's SUPERIOR being remarkably noted situation
ana conveniently Wacred. To any person dis
posed 10 BUY, would sell part of my ewn tract
on winch live, having cleared Land and some
inferior improvements. The above tract of $40
acres, will be sold, in the town of Salem. BoIe-
tourt on the Sd day of June, to the highest bidder.
'or one thrd cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved security, to carry interest from the date if
not punctualIy paid.
EDMUND p. WHITE, Error.
=, Of SAINT IYkae, dec
Nav 5 49,
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VIRTUE Of decree of the circuit superior
count of law and chancery, for the town of
l.yuchbnrg, pronounced the 2Sth day of January,
1880, IA the suit, David lliggnbotham, Daniel Iiie
glnbotham aud Thomas lliegibohan. late Mcr-
chants and partners trading under The STYLE and finn
OF ID. X d. lligginbotham Co. plns against Wi
att Duncan aud Mary his wife, William Duncan.
PhTbe Cameron, widow of John cameron dec. Re
brrca Goodrich, William Sledd and Abigail his wife,
dctts. The undersigned, who is hereby appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose, will SELL to the high
est bidder the 18th day of June next on the prem
ises in Amherst county, ucar Pcdar Mills the tract
OF Land in the proceeding mentioned containing up
wards OF two hundred acres on credit of twelve
months Bond and good security will be required,
and the tite retained as further security
THOMAS \. EUBANK.
ShT0 Of 1mherst County, Commissioner.
MAY Ii I'm
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DYsPNPSIA!
LIVER COWPLtTNY.S.

ShR PETERS MEDICINE, SToMArHtrH ET iIEPATit l.
~ foomrd by rhymen bho.s Of
vegetable Acknowledged
totally soped other
shove diseases found IN well ona Of tho
spleen aud IN .aundicr
=
aauenry burning the stomach melancholy
in roealc thste the mouth, irrcgu,y
winch sometimes and other greatly de
ifsts, ni brcnh, tho stomach
thu stomach after meals tho head 'zIncss
mind attended loss ~
stomach when ehncss, affection Of light
hearing aud weakness the back turbo
cold feet aud haad rnmOr uueaAine the throat
IN hc side o hrcast
These Mcdlrincs
complaints for which they recommended that IRE
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-19

Ipf VIRTUE OF a deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber by lunstall Shelton. ir., for the pur-
pose OF securing debt due Daniel Tucker, bearing
dale the 10th day OF September, l626, and duy re-
corded III the Clerks Office of PittSyyaua county,
will be sold, SATURDAY. the olst day of Nav next
on the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash a
tract OF Land, containing about eighty acres lying
on the Long Branch in the county of Pittsylyapia
adjoining the lands of John Butcher and Others The
Land has small plantation on 1t, aud the necessary
houses for small Family and perhaps a good To
bacco Barn as to any further description of the
iand think IT unnecessary, as persons iacIined to
purchase will view for themselves before the day Of
sale. Acting as trustee, viii convey such title as
is vested IN me only, and none other.
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
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