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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

AN tho 2Sh inst, AT tie late residence Of Hen
- ~ Brown, Jr., dec, will br sold the f.rl-
tnra belonging To the estate. THIS Furniture com
pliscsa great variety, and the mos, Of the articles
are very valuable,
ALSO,
For sale privately tire. full blooded DURHAM
BULLS all Of them are superior animals Il
Carriage, and pair Of Carriage llorses-lhc
Horses likely, and the Carriage oil good quail
its ; also, LOT OF first rate Family Bacon.
Terms Of sale will be made known on applica-
ton to X B. Townlv, and on the day of sale
JOHN T.. BROWN, Et'or
I Henry Bronn, Jr. deeH
Oct. II 1880
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SOMETHING. GOOD.
..VrxtnsRUs

rEsAII OR. respectfully infoms the public, that he
Il has just received ms Fall supply OF Goods con,
Sitting OF SURE rine black, blue, green brown ana
olive Cloths also. Surtout Cloths Pilot Cloth OF
superior stamp for Over Goats black, blue and
drsb Cas,imeres do. corded ribbed aud PLAID. o.
the fashionable style Black Velvet pisln aud
figured Satin, plan aud figured rennent's best
Satin Bow Stocks do. PLAN do BonbazlEe to
gcther with such other articles as are usually kept
by those IN his line OF business. lie has taken luch
pains N the selection, aud atters himself, that he
shall be able to give general satisfaction to all VINO
may give him call, or send their orders.
G Z" TaIlors can be supplied withinch measures
chalk aud binding for ttoeks aud Over Couts
October 10 lm
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FOR SALE.

VIE tract OF Land which reside, lying in the
Il upper end OF Campbell county, on Otter River,
supposed TO contain between eight an nine bun
dfeu acres; between one hundred aud Que hundred
and hty acres is River and Creek bottoms.
he pfIce have fixed upon the property is ten
thousand dollars. do not hesitate To say th; any
person wishing to buy good estate, will not be dis
appointed IN the expectation that the price is calcu-
ted to raise
Inc object OF making sale Is TO make dlstribu-
ton OF the proceeds TO my children-a credit will be
gwen on ali the purchase money aud long credit on
part Ii desmed-be purchaser paying Interest on
the pan tnns extended.
BENJAMIN HADEN.
0ctoosr I w.o5D
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POETICAL.


Father In Heaven
Behold. be whom love, is daily TIRE aiding
The path OF life 10 heaviness of SOUL
With the thiSk dafuess now sround HIM reading
lie long hath s,riven;
oh thou most Kind. break not the goldsu bowl
Father 10 Heaven
Thou ~ao Oft hast healed the broken hearted
And raised the wear, spirit bowed with care,
Let him not say. his joy hath an departed.
Lest he be driven
Down 10 the deep abyss OF duh ds.pa'f
Father 10 Heaven
Oh grant to his most cherished hopes blessing,
Let peace and rest descend upon his head
That his torn heart thy holy love possessing,
May not be rveu.
Let guardian angels waseh his lously bed.
Father 10 Heaven
Oh NAV his soul be STAYED On thee zach feeling
Still lifted mp IN gratitude and love.
And may that Faith, the JOYS VI Heaven rsvsslng.
To him be given,
Till he shall praise thy name. III realms above.
NJ ST T.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

"lLL be sold. to the highest bidder for cash at
W Amherst Court House. on the 18th inst the
following Slaves, belonging TO the estate of Antho-
ny Dibrcll dec Frank, Jenny, Lefty Mana,
Jane, Amy aud her two children Cathatius and Ma
~. The ELEGATEE5.a "a
Oct. 81 q
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THADDEUS DANIDS'
WRITING FLUID.
4 Substitute for Ink, for the .Steel or Quill pen

4 Substitute for Ink, for the .Sieel or Quill pen
M HEN We reflect how many thousand of peo-
W pie Obtain then living BY the labor of Uri-
ting, II rs clear that invention that has ten
uehsS 10 render such labor less tedious Will not DC
considered tr1inr OF uuinportaut. Several defects
exist IA the common Whiting Ink which have been
complained OF from time immemorial; but which
since the invention and general use of Steel Pens
nave oeeuiel ~ much. that many who would pre-
Ter writing with them, from the uniformity which
they Gheto the text, have been compelled io aban.
don them, from the difficulty they find in their use
OWING to the decomposition and want OF fuidity
III the common Inks The slnguarty Of the Wi
ting Fluid is its grecnSh blue color agreeable and
.ess "eafl'"me 10 III. eye than any OF the Black
inAS aud rs becomes of deep black attsrw ards
there can be reasonable objection TO II on that ac
count.
The superotlt, of this Fluid over common Inks
may be summed up under the following heads : The
greater readiness with which it combines with the ma,
per; the ease with which flows from and follows the
pen, never clogginc II other INKS do the SUPERB
or biackncssS which II acquires, free from any ,d
mixture OF bro n the clearness with which 1t
writes, free from that muddncss which is the pre-
'ailine fault of all common Inks its bright and dis
hnet colour when first written, whereas thin inks
are generally pate also ITS drying quickly retail
ning ITS nuidlty IN all weathcrs having no tendency
10 become copy and lastly its greater durability
ana is qudtttu 10 resist the agents used 10 obcrdte
cannon INKS renders II particularly valuable for
writing Balls OF Exchange, Wills, Deeds and Tesla
mentaiy Documents, and also FOR Log Books Jour
mails, and other records on Sea VOYAGES. as it can
OF he impaired by Sea An, or Marine Waters as
isks commonly are. Iii also applicable. in a sumo
nor manner to the Copying Machiue and is alike
suitable aud equally advantageous the Quill, as to
the Steel Pen.
B' careful TO use this Fluid IN scpera,e stand,
and W 10 means mix with common INK. shake
the bottle well before pouring any ou,, and ITS
properly OF resisting attempts to ohllterate will be
more fully insured ~ Put up 10 Bottles of 3. G
and ounces, pint aud quarts.
For sale by r. STABIFR
October 3 49,
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VI. HART,
READX MADE CLOTHING STORE

DT-Nh . TO TIEJ
I'eo Doors from Mc Virginia Bank.
fkNliE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Il. lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
lne.-Aad AS every article IS made III town. the work
will be found to be good. His assortment consists
IN part, OF.
blue, black. and colored Dress aud Frock Goats
Steel mixed and coored Big Coats;
Ladies and Gentemeus Cloaks Of all descrip-
tons;
Fur and Seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaloons
Stocks, Shirts, Shirtees, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers Also,
thldre1's Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All Of which
will be sold low for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
NOTICE..

1 WILL. sell, at public auction, on the Is DAY Of
L November next my House and Lot. in this
place, adjoining the Poor House, 4th street.
This Lot contains fourth OF IN and has on
it dwelling house. aud Kitchen and stable all III
good repair In Consequence of my wishing to
leave the place soou possible, will sell the
lot privately but if sold privately, before the day
OF sale 1t will be certainly sold on that day. Terms
a sale SARAli liASklNS.
Oct 81 TN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

" IRGlNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks otba
ofthe county court of Prince Edward. on tl'
3D. day of October. 1886:
Stephen Bostick and Rhesa Bostick plaintiffs
lgamst
Nathan Bostick, John Bostick. Littlebery bO'
tick, Nathaniel Beae and Agatha his WIFE former
Agatha Bostick, Lucy Bostick, Floyd Bos,ick, "
slah CheadIe, Isham r. Cheadle, Martha A. lh'
die, Edward Q. Almond and Judith w his wife Nv
Jesse Hughes, defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Nathan Bo.tick, John Bo'.I"
Littlebeny Bostick, Lucy Bostiek. Floyd Bo'E.
Nathaniel Beae and Agatha his wife, formerly a.
tina Bostick, not having entered their appearance
gwen security according to the act of Assembly h,,
the rules OF this Court. and it appearing thar Wv, ,
are not inhabitants oftbis Commonwealth VI ' %i
ton OF the plaintstby counsel il is entered az
that the said defendants so pear here on u. ba
day of the term in January next. and answer W n,h
OF the plaintiffs and that copy ofhis order DC ii,
with inserted III some newspaper publIsheo
town OF Lynchbmg, for two months success. d
and posted al the front door of the Couft-nou"
this county. ACopy-Teste. rNsd.
o, w2n,
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SALE OF LAND.

N PURSUANCE of a decree, pronounced by tie
n county court OF Nelson, at the September Term
Is 81, between Jno. W. Jones and others plaintiffs
and Alexander >. Jones and others, Defendants
the undersigned who is thereby appointed Com.
missioner will on the 18th day of November on the
premises, sell to the highest bidder the TRACT or
LAND, in said proceedings mentioned; said traetof
Land contains 1914 acres and lies in the county
of Nelson and is part Of the Land formerly D..
ed by Capt. I HON Jones, dec a., and that portion
OF his estate which was allotted to the children n
Jno. {. Jones, decd. This Land is thouphtto be
valuable. and worth the attention of pure hases. II
will be sold upon credit Of one and two years, e.
quail Instruments the purchaser giving Satisfactory
secarity and deed Of trust on the land
CORNELIUS SALE, Com'r
OctoberS0 w4w'
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Central Agricultural society.

<t.IiI5 Society will hold its first Cattle SHOW anu
/ Fare, on Thursday aud FRIDAY, the 2dh ano
2sh inst III Iynchburg. An address before .he
Society, Is expected TO be deliveredb by \. II. 'onn
son, Esq. Arrangements have been u',ue io' ','e
e,blbt,an Of Cattle At Martins Warehouse-the
Horses, Colts &c. at the old stage yard, on Thurs
day the 9th on Friday tho cath, the Domestic
Manufactures and Agricultural Implement, VIII be
exhibited at the Franklin Hotel. There Is every
prospect that the exhibition both days Will be large
and interesting membersof the society and the
public generally, who take an interest IL these mat
ters are respectfully invited TO attend.
TIE ENECU FIVE COMMITTEE.
October II III
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About years wns sevofay affected
"eh ma" Tor e last hNen'e'ts previous 10 the above
.s,ed
oeeh,iourd
COMPLAINT Dyspepsia and debility
maj detfee Tor y""ts os,"u.t"
sam "o'e eat smeai but NV -,rm'eb became
hsi mwo iat"y 10 brow Seeing ants
IL bottle ifer
h d"s. Appeared onrtn.n ch dose of
Anew nav. my ''om"eh bsra" mud
eat e"h'"usd ~ Use tho haAm unti u-i
eu'sd me- rntn"b, aud rsns tn which
hefnia fu
u recommend u TO oil who eniet a,
OIL
ie3< nENRN LOUrAN FrsJ,rt.k ,ou,,. a
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$50 KEW ARD.

4 ESCONDED from Lynchburg, the night
l n OF the ID OF September, Negro man.
named SAM. who vas purchased Of Mr.. Stephen
Holland Of Bedford. lie has a wife at Nh. Thomas
Phelps's, IN Bedford, aud, as he going in
that direction, 1t is probable that he may be Turk
ing thereabouts. sam IL about 30 years OF age, is
a stout well built fellow. about ) feet inches hish
black, bushy head OF hair and small whiskers, and is
ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 r. narl for sam. if deliver ii to
III lynchburg. or $50 II secured ia aay ai! SO
that We get them agaiu.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
OCtoher6 ia
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FOR RENT.

3vA The brick House situated at the junction
ssssM OF third street and 9TH aley-There is alarce
IS- Garden, with all the necessary oui houses.
and well OF excellent wafer the Lot--possession
may be had on ls, November next - Far terms. nr
ply,o Ill DCFFFI
October 10 n9n,f
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PORK HOGS, BEEF CATTLE, &C.
AT AUCTION.


N SHALL offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on
L Monday the Tlh of next month, November
the plantation Of the late David Jacobs, ON I've
River, in Nelson County, more than 40 fine Pork
Hogs about 50 head Of Cattle. Of which there are
3 or 10 good milk Cows Yoke or two of Oxen,
and the remainder mostly nice fat Beef n lot OF
nice Bacon. 5 or good Work Horses, the en-
tire crop OF Tobacco MS IL now hangs in the house
the crop of Corn. all the Household and kiicl,-
EN- furniture, sci Of Carpenters Tools, Wau-
on and Gear also an Ok Car, and many other
articles.
Tho Crop Of Tobacco, Corn and stock of Hogs
on the Ball Mountain plantation, will also be- sold
at the same time and placc--For all sums at and
under ten dollars cash will be required. and for all
over "A credit until the Isl of next July will be
gwen. Bonls With undoubted security, will be in
every instance required.
WILLIAM MASSIE,
EIteutor Of DaU,d Jaoobs's Estate
~ H. Canal Contractors ara particularly IN
vited 10 examine the Beef and Pork. w. NJ.
Nelson Couiy, Oct. ~ IN
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WHITE f. SMITH.
Doors belOsC the Farmers Bank,

II AVE inst received their entire assortment
' OF Fab and Winter Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats, SHOES and Benncis, Of the latest stl"s; 10
winch they ask the attention of their freuds AND
the pubc generally
o., 70
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Oct. 10
NOTICE.,

'I'liE undersigned, Trustees, in deed oftrust
L eeuted by John iiorsel,, for the benefit OF
tam creditors therein mentioned, which is duly re
corded, would inform the public, that the ELM
MILL TRACT OF LAND or that part OF IT stu
ated in the counties of Amherst and Nelson which
includes the Mills and three Islands. making SJt3
acres by old surveys is still ion sale, and will be
shownto those drsrous to purchase, BY John ilors-
ley, or Alexander Nundy, of the Trustees; and
not sold before the LIST January next will, that
day, be rented out. There is an Injunction to Il e
sale OF 327 acres and Lumber House at the mouth
OF bent Creek, in the county of Buck ~ am, and
considered portion of the above tract, but are
informed by the plaintiffs IN that injunction, that II a
satisfactory sale OF the whole can be effected they
VIII be willing to let 1t go with the other first ascer-
tanning IFS separate vnlue and the proceeds thereof
to be held by the Trustees, TO abide the result OF
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ. CABEIL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trustee
October 20 f.
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SHOE THREAD. &C.

FUNilE subscribers are now manufacturing SUI
4 nor kind OF coarse Shoe Thread, OF the best
Mild Hemp; also, Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton
Wrapping Tsine, and Cotton Seine Irvine OF good
quality ECtlOl.S CtNDirr.
October p ~
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WILLIE NJ NJ. RtDEORD
ATTORNEY AZ LAW.

y addition to The Courts of Bototourt and Bed
i ford will hereafter attend the superior Court of
Law aud Chancery tor the town OF Lynchburg-his
residence is few miles from mcas;le.--AH bust
ness conhdrd to him, will be promptly attended to-
October II o,v
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LfeShurr lirrlnin

pSa sir,i have v.d lho OF I..fIh which
from with b.rohi Waco p,a
usd H. we, or.y afflicted with p,rep.a, attended
t"s'shg ymr"ms hf I'd ache gidie heartburn the
sand nervous s6eettons Which
ttmsr sueh The debility he'd,
thnh that entn. su. va, nta
dueed by the of the Bal,aM. -
May
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En- AMIN ALTON.
BONNETS! RONHETS:

| HANt Just received by the stage, case Of extra
hue English Straw Bounets, Of the latest styles,
and am IN daily expectation oil receiving an addition
al supply nj Lace AND Florenre, Tuscan aud Fancy
Isohnets "ro handsome assortment OF Artificial
r'o"~fs Sfo.s, &c. JANE > T.. HOREER.
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Valuable pittsylvania and for sale.

ESt ANT to the last will and testament OF tho
q late William Tunsta, we offer for sale, a tract
OF Land containing
$40 ACRES,
Lying on Shrinking River, OF e waters thereof ad-
joining the Lands OF Messrs. VIM. B. Banks b. W.
ielsh and others-siuated about Is miles North
Fast OF the Courthouse, and III the neg hborhood OF
'halk Level and Mount Airy. Ii is portion of the
very valuable Meadow Land in that section of the
county and is perhaps amongs, the best in the coun
y'-it would be shown to any person hy Mr.. Jere
m'ah McCullock at the premises
WV. H. TUNSTAII,
WlilTMEt.L =. TUNSTALL. { I'll orS'
Pntsylvanla. Sent. u Sw
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THE LovINesToN Horn1

I'VE subscribers having purchased III, 49,.
L near the Courthouse. In the town Of I n "'sn
ston, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Ping
beg leave to inform tie public generally, ,b,,
Will make every exertion to llease those who ,ey
eau nr i,l them. he house is large and eou,eat
and VIII be neatly fitted up. Servants shah h.
tentve. Table aud Stable snr piled as well ~
country can afford, and the B,dIns shall be If ,h
first order. In fine, we viii endeavor to keen ho'
worthy of the public regarl. The line of S,,"s
which passes though tins place, stops at this boa
AID passengers shall be furnished with every arcon
notation. We therefore solicit the public pa,,o
mage. HENRY 5. PEYTON.
WIN. !. KIDD,
FREDERICK z. PEYTov
August %
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Oc,o5er 6
TEAS, LEMON SYRUP. &C.

I USr received, superior lot of Jun POW
- DER and BLACk TEA,
ALSO
fresh supply Of LEMON SYRUP and LON
DON POR TER, which will sell low, at the
Sign Of the Boy and Gohicn Uorttr
FOURQUREAN < PALMER
Augusi29
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s a w U Il L T. q z O wv NJ
ATTORNEY ATI1ut

nFFERS his professional services in the ST..
" pcrior and lnferior Courts Of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance n,
the Courts, he may be consulted at the Residence
OF his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
% Address, New London.
.ust s :,
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I ~ Tuesday night Goth inst. | will commence
my Night .sos,. aud shall be regular every
tuesday and Friday night during the Fall and
Winter months. Having recently fitted up my
house lot thu uieht sales, now prepared TO Of
'f Inducements to purchasers. Sales will copsist Of
ff Goods Suitable TO the SEASON. Cutlery, Shoes,
&c.
All orders strictly attended to, and returns prompt
" and special, made. ConsignIuents thankfully
eentd CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct. - Is
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10 FAR NEKS AND PLANTERS.

M L have just opened a superior lot of Blankets,
w Napt Cottons. Coarse " oolens and 10 bales
Petersburg and Manchester Cotton bz...,,rgs all of
which we will sell low, particularly Blankets aud Napt
Cottons. JAMES C.IIUNT x co.
importers.
September % *
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FOR RENT.

4 HOUSE and Lot Oh the hli-'The situation
I n is desirable one---the Garden is spacious aud
contains fine selection OF Fruit Trees.
Possession can be had LIST oyember.
II. o. SCHOOLFIELD.
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NOTICE.

NJ
THE NATION AL HOTEL. with
..AsASs hundred dollar, worth Of good NEW
.,;;,sss FURNlrURE,And the lot upon watch
kssSsSSa. il is situated, can be purchased upon
good terns, if application i, made before tine 18Th
day of November. The house is large and commu-
dlous, , stories high, giving 20 ROOMS, and mra-
>nrne 1862 feet upon corner square, upon Main
and Bridge streets with necessary onl buildings
&c. &c.
1t il situated in the most business part oftown
and presents romantic scene to the traveller, from
It's contiguiiy to the Falls Of Dan River, d..
We will receive propositions f,r the above
property, or treat with gentlemen privately upon
the subject, and possession given the 18th day of
November next. Should IA sale not be effected
before that day, the properly will be offered for
rent or lease for term of y, ars, may best suit
gentlemen DESTROYS of continuing the business.
J. NJ. Il X. w. WILLIAMS
Danvp. October 20 81
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NO IL f.,

pY VIRTUE OF deed of tru.t s,a..
- ted to the subscriber by Tunsta.l She,oa
Jr., for thr purpose Of securing debt due anu
Tucker, bearing date the 10th day of Sep,enh.ss
1876 aud duly recorded in the Clerk Office Of pn
sylv"nla county, on Saturday the 9th day of ~
member neat, Oh tie premises, will be sold to M.
highest bidder. for cash, A TRACT OF LAM
containing about eighty acres. lying on the lons
Branc II the couaty OF Pittsyv mia, ADJOINING ,hs
lands OF John Butcher and others the Land h.,
small plantation on 1t and the necessary houses ia,
small family, and perhaps good lobacco barn A.
toany further description of The aud think un
necessary, as persons inclinedo purchase " i'll yex
Tor themselves, before the day OF sale. Acting a,
Irustree, will convey such ti,lc as is vested IN M.
Gully, and none other.
THOMSON ROBERTSON
October20 I'm
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NEGnGIS.

rENIE subscriber VIII, AT all times pay the CHEST
u cash price for likely young Negroes Persons
having such to sell, will do well to call on him.
VI HART.
Jan II loin
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To Merchants, saddIsrs. Cd.
7t,F
r. 80
&s - 2s.ss
MkstS

NJ + have Just received. and are now opeu",s'
w our Fall supply of Kardlcare, Cutlery un" ~
.saddlery &c per ships Mannora and liafka"a.' ~.
rect from Liverpool Our stock IS now one III ''''
largest III TIE State, aud the assortment as goo" "
possibly b. selected Notwithstanding the rise
the Of Goods shall sell both AT loles"Ie
and retail, cheap as can be bought IN Richmouo'
any othet market in the United states Merchants
and others will do well to examine our STOCK, anu
they will find that they be fully suppll'd WIN
then Hardware Cutlery, &c. without going iurthef'
and a good terms as elsewhere.
II. 3. RICHARDS & co.
Sign ofthe Anrt.
September &c IS
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against

against
Rebecca Rucker, widow and rect OF Anthony Rue
ker, dec, and other deiendants
The undersi sned will proceed, GU Saturday, the
9Th day OF November next on the premises to sell
nj public auction, the tract of Land in the said coun
~ OF Amherst, OF which Anthony Rncker. dec, died
seized, except the pant devised to Absaom Kucker.
The tract 10 be sold, contains according to surveys
heretofore made 3lO5 acres OF which the widow,
Mrs. Rcbccca Rucher has life estate i'll -. acres
the whole will be sold subject her life estate
in thai part-One, two and three years credit will be
given tor equal portions of the purchase money. Bond
and approved security will be required and the title
retained utlm security.-rhe Land is valuable
and desirable neighborhood. The title Is un.
do ubed. but selling Commissioners we shall OF
course warrant nothing.
ROBERT TINSIEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND
Commissioner,
Oc!ohar 6 wtSI
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TO EstS tTyHEN.

'HNHE subscribers wishto employ boats to freight
= from Buchanan, Que thousand ton. pig Iron
for which the highest price will be paid.
JNO. NJ HARVEY & Co
Buchanan Sspt. %
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10 JOU a NEY MEN TAILOES.
NTANTED immediately, thee or four frs,
w rate Journey mon Tailors to whom constant
employment and good wages will be given.
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