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cured from the pain, and am now happy 70 s'A~
thai feel my elfpcrfecly well :. ,

'A1' .WM TUCKER, Is Marta'ss
CURE FOR SCROFULOUS ULCEES
NV YoKr, Sept Id. 1890.
Tb;. NAV certify, that IN the fall OF les, was
.o;,rd viii, swelling in my nccA and tace, winch
,C,crwa,,s liberated and became large ghaetiy ui'
co.'s in nav neck AIR trying several Physicians
Ia no aavan,a .s. | wen,,o Philadelphia, and placed
uysci under the care oil Drs. Ph,aic aud Beach,
when, after repeated salvation I" no effect, was
pronounced totally incuiahle Afterwards ! TOOK
twenty bottles Of Sw ain Panacea and cieh, bo't'
of Poi,er's Catholicon. with material be- -
Despai.ng OF lI!c. which had now brc"i"' "St
then to me, returned TO my parents IN -" a.
in i--2, and gave mysclf up To l'nt"''ns ara'h
Hearing Of the grca, .uce.ef OF i"r l>r''s
x.cr, however N cares >,m,las to iny ""n, Wa
i.crsuadcd to Try 1t. AZ last r'.oh 10 my e'I
-uirric VII as ss,,sis.ti"n, sson i"un6 my sf'
rap, fs.,.ec"as and upon taking se'"n b ".,s
the !: 5cfs caicd and bccamr?crrcty wcil IN Inc
e>,t,-c 90. two months. aud have remained 30 eve
,c make .hs -taicn,n, aid wish II Pupt;sEc'
or the hcncfi, O, .hos" who a:c suffering undci -
nils, scrolulous or syph,it,c affections, that .hcI
NAV know ~ha, has cured onc who has sui'"rr'
evcry thing hu, death, aud who considers h'. Int
.,r,d Inv ,i,c above ..rup WM ilNi!iN.
The above Medicine may hc had NJ
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE. CAMDEN. 8 c.
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EhR PETERS VEGETABLE MEDtClSSs
~ sTOMACil!CA. ET i!EfhIl IL AZ. io'nai
Ct! .. cl,mlcAi ANALYSIS and ayni.'csEs oi1f.scra
prc1 ,aa, vegetable principles. arr un'rtr1al.} aer
.no..I.dgc,! ~ have totally ,olIlscd The fsysen
s.o,, OF c,rry o,!'c; 'ra'cGy, ana 'arPr'ceded is
nrc.s,r,y "i c-,,y other nsoGe OF treatment,
wksr.ys. ,sr above ds''sc s'r iounc sosrxs;
,. x,! !. u, &c e":a:Cc.aen, .: The >s''ss and
u. .i!,5:!.f:
Amoa. .tc syr-r.o:,> Il ny~--".-siz and lIreEs
complains. arc tiatu,rmcy, snr;nc,s "f bu'nfgaa
,.c ;, .u,ac!, s.c!aac..o!y .::.uhhy. di,asre.ele
;a.,, ~. .i.c mouth. s7va: 'ErraniE:! of aPF.re,
yy.,.!. IS .c,::,: ,;, .C:eceus, 3a :: u!Tr hfres
r-r,,l, .c.;e,cn; ,h,ra;. e;Ia tI'sth. nausS2,
W asi.rs, o The s,onarh ae.d c.nets!lons, pa'pta
ION. ...c1s.rc., ,rrrcai.ttiy oi tr bowels, pres
.nrc ., he .:o.IacI, a::T '..sa'r pain "a Tie hreo,
f.rr:.n".s u. r-,t':n. enn.cs.oa = rnnt 1:cscrt
s.i: !..ss of ,onot.. g"aa."k IN :L' s;o,caeh
whci, ra:r:r. ciucsf. a::sc!,n OF s;.ht and hear
M. para ana .,calncaI lhc back, langouT, j:s-
tusacd ,ir"r. cold iccI att anG. tfr,s'os, urcss.-
,n.rs IN ,ac ,M!aa,. o,ough pa.n IN ,nc side or
arr,,t. &c
Il:cs.. medicines have hccn !,und e:iyetuai in
;cm7,,n: III. complaints :ot which ,hey ale reeom-
n.rna'L. ,ha: phyS'c.sn- frequently hasing c1'
.isua::L IL ;:!c: ,a!, 20 !.;,ic ot no purpose.
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April 9-ii-,f
ENG Il SKI
IN I'd DE.S' = f. EE I'D

yg3lii. .ibsr,Ibcrs wow receiving suPyi!
q En.,tsh Garden SccGs Of ;i'c grow Ia o' 80
8. hich ,a., can recommend VITA erca, confidence
:, tho, .c..l. and cus.o;.c:p icing fresh and
.cnuinr.
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers have inst received and
are now opening full assortmen, of Medi-
ciues from the North, which can be recon-
mcuded with great confidence. as far as re-
CARDS their purity and genuineness, having
been purchased from-one OF ,l;e oldest and
mos, respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians, Planters and others, a:e reques-
ted 10 ctll, previous 10 laying i'll their summer
suppl es, aud cxamn the quality OF those
now offered Tor sale; which we feel conhden
in warran,ing and giving satisfaction to pur
chascrs
Among those lately r"ccised and now open
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ALSO,
ParnphlCts ora Gardening.

Calculated h, t!,r .ub.crsc' :" ana""r i"r AT
den and The acjscen, county nca' 'l:c saE'e la'i
;uLr
cJTac ahorc Seeds arr warranted. Should snr
one find them otherwise, s,:r! = iar u'al. "!hcsi
sail ~ given III their place. Nov ~
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Among which s,e The following
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Sub. Carb. Soda,
Rhubarb Root,
Calasaya. Bark,
Lobel.a Herb,
do IN Powder.
Slippery Elm Lark,
do. in Powder,
Bo!e Armenia,
Ground. Mustard,
Powd. Cinnamon,
Acid Lemon Drops,
Florida Water,
Kiddcrs Ind. Ink,
! Clrpen.c''s Sarsapari!!a
.. Ext. Buchu
| " Pink Root,
Co.:.pd. Cub. & Sarsa-
pari!la.
Toliu Bo!sam,
krrasoi,
Genuine Eears Oil, mot
| pcrfurncd,)
Naples Soap,
Musk Soap.
Mace S"ra,
Hair Pow der, sc.
.cs too numerous 20 men
owe. 4 full assortne nj Of
Il on hand
YOUNG & KAN.
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The aburc caia' 90 al sred coini-"Fs TIC -
T.. of s~c4 ' .h,s climate general .'"rE
sa'eh u,!! always &c kept on hand and '''d =, 'Ae
Va 2i 2l,cc, iui N' Vi MIN
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March ~. lSB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
SACRIFICEDTOPR PRINCIPLE.

FROM ONO PEOPLES rREss.
General llarrison'S farm, at the North Bend OF
the Ohio river contains some hundreds of arccS
of as fine corn ground as any in the world, and II
is not suitable for wheat, or small gram oi any
kind. Manly years ago, when corn could not De
sold for more than eight or ten cents per h,ishe''
the General established DIsrLLEn', IN order to
convert his surplus corn into more portable ana
profitable article tor the New Orleans market,
then the only outlet for western produce. In
short time he saw the evils resulting To society from
such manufactures and, however injurious to his
pccuniarv interest, he set the noble example OF
sacrificing gain principle, and abolished his dis
tiIlery. In his address to the Hamilton county
Agricultural Society, delivered fire years ago,
Ga copy of which will be found in our paper to-
day. he beautifully and tcelinely alludes to this
subject in the following extract:
" The exports of Ohio are generally the sub
stanlial comforts of life, which every where
acceptable, their arrival hailed IA blessing a
well in the mansions of the rich in the cottages
OF the POORLY the luxurious inhabitant of the tro-
pics, coyed with the luscious products Of his bur
ming climate, as by the poor negro who ministers Il
his wants. Alas that there should be an ercep
ton, that IA soil so prolific OF that which is good
should, by pcrversion of the intentions OF the
Creator, be made To yield at which is evll--tc
scatter life and death with an equal hand. Te
the heart-cleering prospect oitlocks 4 herds lee
ding the unrivalled pastures, and fields OF gram
exhibiting the scriptura proof that the seed had
been cast good sround--how often is the eye
of the philanthropc traveller disguised with Inc
dark, unsightly manufactures OF IA certain Polso'
poison to the body and the soul modern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
Nd r OR 8 A L = i.

VIE subscriber being anxious to remove to
l. the west this fall, offers for sale that valua-
BILE tract of Land, which he now lives, lying in
the county of Bedford, the waters of Stoney
Fork and Trough Run Creeks l3 miles South of
the Court House, containing by recent survey six
hundred acres, about sixty or seventy of which is
hr't rate Creek Bottom, in high state of cultva-
hon, producing Hemp, Tobacco, and all Kinds of
Grain in abundance the upland is about half clear
ed and well enclosed, with good fences, all been
recently repaired the Wood Land is well TIM
bered and considerable portion good Tobacco
Land. The improvements are a good comforta-
ole Dwelling House, Kitchen, and Brick Office,
together with all necessary Out House, Tobacco
balns, DC. all in good rerair. In word, this
tract OF Land is very desirable, not only account
of Its fertility and being well watered, but az
count OF its being in very pleasant and agreeable
neghborhood, contiguous to Mills, Churches and
other inducements calculated to render life agree
able.
Terms liberal, and made known on application
10 me, on the premises.
THOMAS CAIN.
Bedford, AugustS st
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TO MERCHANTS.

! WOULD take this method of informing my
l. Customers and Merchants generally, that they
will find much larger Il more general assortment
of CHINA, GLASS Il EARTIlEN W ARE,
this Fall, at my nem Store, next door to the cor
ner below the Banks, than have ever been ena-
bed to offer them before. The building is recent
ly erected with granite fronts, and adapted espe-
cay to this business which offers facilities to do
alarge Wholesale Business. Ry the first arri-
raj from liverpool (Which will be in few days
expect in the Fall supplies, when | conf
IDENTIFY assure Merchants, the induce ments offered
will ensure their custom.
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
The Danvle Reporter, Wythe Mountaineer,
Abingdon Statesman and Knoxville Register will
insert the above 3 times and forward their &C
counts.
August IL Is
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IL :. Theroph.
Correspondence ~ the Ercn,ng Star.

oN'"up, y. II. Aug. =, lS3b
Last evening the Anti Slavery Society of TIL.
place celebrated the second anniversary of the
cmanci patton OF the slaves IN the British ". J. Is
lands. Mr.. Charles Packard, formerly lawyc,
in practice in Brunswick, Maine, bu, now n d,vin-
i,y student al Ando,rr, Mass, delivered IN add,cs,
before quite u large society and numerous audi
cncc. In the course OF his address, he took occa
sion TO name the New York Courier 4 Enquirer
the Journal OF Commerce. and the Boston Alias
ms being more ,irulent than any other papers IN
their wholesale dcnnncaious OF the Aboionsl>
and their movements and hc s'oulv claimed
Martin Van Buren, as decidedly IN favor of the doc
isli Slavery in the Di>l,lc, of Columbia, and CON
llcnlly, in the Territories Thus. while Mr..
Van Buren, gives casting votes IN >uch manner
rs he hope, will secure HIM the South, the Aholi-
lioniss of the North are read, 10 clam hn, rs one
Of them.
The South will soon know and feed the sad re
atty of what the L.. :. Telegraph las ior months
II not for Years, been orcvarnin. them, that \ho-
lIlioniSm III the North is Formidable aud rapidly IN
crcaSing, While the friends Of Van Buren,, IN hopes
To blind and conquer The South, have ia>c, assured
the South that the Aboluoni,ts of the North are
few aud powcicss. In tins State the \boliiionisis
already begin To talk Of hrnsing out u Congress
sional ticket nj the next election pledged ON the
District of Columbia question.
Mr. Richie and few other southern cand-
dates for future place and p"wer will, al not We
~ distant period, lament the day when they
played second fiddle, this great question: to
the Abolition friends of Van Buren, here al the
North"
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POLITICAL.
PROGRESS OF ABOLITIONISM.

" IMPORTANT DrcIsIoN.-In the case of nc
gro man aud his family arrested rs fugitive slaves
the Supreme Court of New jersey has decided
Isl, that the law of Congress rceuling the arrest
oi inctNc slaves, Is unconstitutional, because NJ
power Is given hv the constitution To Congress
Tor lrpislaIing the sub ect. ID, that every per
son white, or black free slave, was entitled IL
trial by Jury IN New jersey. 3D. tia, the color oi
person should be no longer considered pre- :
sumniivr evidence 81 SLAYER, in that State"
This decision is virtually that every slave ma
King his escape into New Jersey shall not be- re-
turned to his owner. We regard this decision,
however, as oi most importance IN showing the Ell
feet OF the ianalica splrit the mind. This law OF
Congress now declared 10 be uncon ,litutional has
been the law of the land lo, moro than forty wears
The whole Judiciary of New jersey have acted III =
der III" Law for that LENGTH Of time, und yet here all
At the const,lutioual, OF the is called in
to question, aud The Supreme Court decides il to
be unconstitutional. Are we surprised NJ this 7
Not at all
We know at tn, rclieiouS f,naiioi>m prrvcrts
both the m,nl aud the morals aud under the
same feeling that TIN, decision is made, any other
could be obtained equal, ,olalory al the law and
OF the constitution. Oaths, honor, conscience,
law, constitution, all nothing, a mere I.o,hinr
wien they come INTO opposition with tbs anau-
ci>m. The same innciionnrles would no doubt
declare, II mcrc dcrmcd poihu IL do so, that
the constitution ci,es to Congress the power Ia IL
bolish Shaver, IN the States.
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Sale of Land, in Amherst County.

AN the Sd day OF September next, there will
~ be sold, at Amherst Courthouse before the
Tavern door OF Jonathan A. Stout, on "a credit of
one and two wears, equal proportions, the purcha-
scrs giving negotiable notes, with good endorsers,
payable at one of the Banks at Lynchburg, the
tract OF Land whcrcon Col. Richard Harrison now
resides-pursuant to a decree pronounced at the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancerv, of
Amherst county, on the 9th day of April, 1896,
between the President, Directors and Company
of the Bank of Virginia, and the President, Drec-
tors and Company ofthe Farmers Bank of Virgil
MIA, Plaintiffs, and Richard Harrison and others
defendants, to the highest bidder
THOMAS \. EUBANk, Sheriff
Of Amherst county, Commr.
August 8 TBS
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CLOTHING BUSINESS,

all its different bra nchcs. They will cut and
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and see their sock,
whether they want 10 purchase or not which COLI
sists as follows: Cloths black, blue, brown po-
lish green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
hades Over Goats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
ers, such Petersham of different colors; Frock
oats, blue black and green summer cloths; black,
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue and green summer cloths ; Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of CLOTH black, grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes :;
Nestsot many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds Shirts :;
Shams Drawers; Suspenjers Stocks, Tc-
nanl's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes; Gloves :;
&c, &c. which they are determined to sell low.
The goods are made under their own supernlen-
dance. j. BRANNAN Il co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger 4 Go.
Nav 10 IS
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4 & 4 X ID

customers of J. +. lIORNER X 60. and To
the public generally. for the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon that concern, and socits
a continuance of the same. in u business his own
account. which will be carried the old stand,
next door TO Z. Matthews * Co-iiis facilities are
annie for carving ON an extensive trade, and his
constant object will be to keep up good assortment
of Goods. in almost every brancl, of the Mercantile
Business. His stock is large, and will be add
ed TO ina fe" weeks, by purchases which he shall
make in the Northern Cities.
JAMES T.. IORNER.
August 10 WV
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James River and Kanawha Company.
SEVENTH JNSTNLMENT

4 i meeting OF the President and Directors of
~ the James River and kanavha Company, held
in the city OF Richmond, Friday the o9th day of
July, Is:a;-
Resoiued. That the Stock holders OF the James
River and kanawha Company, other than the State.
be and the, are hereby required To pay INTO the Bank
of Virginia, of it's branches, - per share ON
each share IT stock held by them IN he SAID compa
ny, or before the 18th day OF September next
BY order of the President and Directors.
W. Is. CIlITTENDEN. Secretary
\. u. The instamcnts that have been called lor
-lncudng the aborc) follows:
LIST nstaent. = per share, paid al the time OF sub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
REFORM AND RETRE\CHME\T.

\ STARTLING FuT.-Gcncral Jackson was e.
lccted IN 1923, aud came into power to carry out
the principles of retrcnchmcni aud reform. Ills
friends contcndcd that the expenditures under MIR.
Adams administration were proligatc and extra
VACANT and all convcrsant with politics at that
time, will rccollect the extent of the can,or which
wa. raised on Tia, subject. General Jackson was
to reform the abuses complained of. How far has
this pledge been redeemed The aggregate an
nial expc mixtures, under Mr.. Adams, WE'RE LESS
THAN THIRTY MILLIoNs--and during the FIRST two
years Of Gen. Jacksons administration, this "a
mount was ACTUALLY REDUCED. But on the re-
organization Of Gen. Jackson's cabinet, towards
the close OF the second year-when lngllan,
Branch Bcrricn and Calhoun were excluded To
make room for Van Buren,, Kendall and Co..
the expenditures increased TO UPWARDS or SIN
TEEN MILLIONS, and have continued to increase
ever sncc-RANGING FROM EIGHTEEN TO TWENTY
TWO MILLIONS, until the present year and now the
appropriations amount to upwards of FORTY =
SEVEN MILLIONS :, and even his enormous
sum did not satisfy the demands of the party
~. 5. Ih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
Valuable Town Property for Sale.

YNiIE subscriber intending 10 move to the West,
/ will SELL that valuable stand Nam street, at
present occupied by Messrs, Martin X Latham, and
formerly by Abram X. North book store. The
Improvements are substantial, being OF brick with t"o
brick offices the alley-This is corner lot, well
sluacd and first rate business stand, being nearly
or quite in the centre of town, and in the business
pan thereof. directly below tht store of Jns. G..
Meem-Also los acres OF land. one mile and halt
from town. on the l.ynchburg and Salem Turnpike
road adjoining the lands Of VIM. Davis, Jr A. /.
Bgcers and Sam Roberts, about 10 acres well tim
bered with ordinary Improvements and good or
chard.-rhose disposed to buy this valuable pro-
perry ma, apply to the subscriber,
HARRISON vi. GIBBS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22
NOTICE.
NHEREAS John Iiorslcy, b,

WHEREAS John Iiorslcy, by ain deeds
w of trust, recorded in the counties of Amherst.
Nelson and buckingham has conveyed to the ,n-
dersgned, for the purposes of the trusts contained
in the deed, the debts due To hun in those counties
and elsewhere and as many ofthcm unliqnidat-
ed and could not well settle them ourselves,
attend as might be necessary to make collections
we have thought it advisable to employ the said
Iiorsley agent to attcndto these things. Thi.
notice is therefore to apprze all concerned, that the
sand lorslcy has full authority our agent TO act
personally superintend the Mill and Plantation, the
said Iorsley is authorised do so, but to be at al
time. under our control.
FREDERICK N. cABELl,
ALIEN AMBER MI'NDY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-22

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
IL 10Th instant, Negro man named DICk,
aged about As years. Some of his front teeth
missing, and few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony of
Lynchburg, where he will probably aim to get
again, or TO the neighborhood of Mr.. Bowling
Clark, of Campbell, where he has wife. will
Give the above reward, if delivered to me at my
place of residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham, or SO if secured in Jail so
that get him again. JOHN ). MORRtS.
july is
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April %

VIE Trustees above named, invested with au-
- thorty to sell, at private or pubic sale, the tract
OF Land whereon live, upon James River IN Am
herst, Nelson and Buckingh ham counties having fine
beds OF Lime Stone on both sides Of the river and
containing near 1900 acres, by old surveys upwards
of $50 acres ei which Of first qualify low grounds
The Improvements are a large Stone Flour Manu-
featuring Mill, new Store House, and improve
ments OF every kind very good. will, with pleasure,
show all the property named in the trust to any person
wishing TO purchase. JOHN liOSRLEY.
April 9S WITS
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S A M q e L r. b r O w N
1TTORJEY At LAW

nFFERS his professional services in the Su-
~ pcror and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
o. Address, New London.
August s Is
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

IINIIE subscriber having rented the Amherst Mills,
l. will at all times pay the highest market price
for Wheat delivercda the Mills. Any person de
lverng Wheat, who willing to take the price
at the time of delivery can settle the same at any
time previous to LIST January, 1897.
SAMI. NJ. CROW.
N.B.-tiround Plaster will be furnished to the
customers at the Mill, at cost and charges.
S. M.CROW.
July u
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DISSOLlyIONr

yT1HE co-partnersTliP hrIr1o10It eNlStlhg nW1'f
The firm of JAMES z. HORNER Il
co., was dissolved, by mutual consent on the 10Th
James f. fIorner having purchased the entire
.,.s, ,f John J. Puyis in the Business lie alone
. ,,horized TO settle all claims due and from the
nc.,, JAMES T.. llORNER,
JOHN J. TT RVS.
| August 10 w"
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notice..

yuVliE subscribers are just receiving quantity of
North Carolina CLIPPED BEHRING'S, in
barrels Those wishing to buy would perhaps do
well to give call before they purchase.
ECHOIS n CI\DiEF,
I.om,r end Of Main street.
Inu
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NOTICE.

A IL.those indebted to the old concern of liam
IA cock a. Brown, are requested to come forward
and make immediate payment, as it is desirable the
debts due that concern should be wound up spec
div as possible. AMMON HANCOCK.
August 10 4w
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NOTICE..

INIiE co-partnership heretofore existing, un-
l. der the firm of Ilockaday Il Horton, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent.
JOHN HOCkADAi,
ALFRED &. HORTON.
August 8 is
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

IHNIlE Subscriber wishes to contract for 10000
L. bushels of Wheat, to be delivered at the Am
hers Mills at Iynchburg, for which he will at all
times pay the market price, IN cash, or allow any
other privilege that is customary with millers.
&. CROW'
july Sw
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nv. FLETCHER r. TOLER.
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Virginia Patent. by Robot Raper, Wythe.
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