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To the Public.

How truc ii -, that modc!a Fhys,csant-in 'hci!
ambition 10 cxcct "a their psotession: 10 explore
The vast Gclds uf sicncr by the d Of Ch,nistIy,
and srck out new remedial agents; in sho,t 10 ~.
rive al Perfection in the psao,ce by means Of AIT
alone overlook and nrgirci AZ beneath their
notice tho rich and boanirous stoics nf medicine,
which Tho almighty has esuard to spring out OF tho
Garth IA ssc.y cline And .,nw much mnsr truci:
Is that whiss ;hc American Physician looks TO Tor.
eign counincsfss msny OF his mos, common and
necessary articles srrpelua!ly changing they arc
tho dictates offashha " folly hc Is sa, rounded 10
hss own country uiih 10 endless ptoiusion.
The eongtHin!dy. asssitsey and sAysrs Of veec.
table remedies over mineral. may bc estimated by
contrasting the ancient Practice q, the modern .
or, TO bring i. moro immediately undcr ou. OBJ
@rrralion. thc Indian pracues sNh that Of the
whites. Who. in America, has mol know or heard
OF repeated INSTANCES Wherein sou,c drcrpid. un.
pretending .cma!e indisa BY means Of her simple
rcined,rs aionc. has effected The most rapid and
nS cures aftr, the whole Natrfia 5icdica n,
the common p,act,cr directed in The meat skilul
manner has failed, And who has no, been sarpr,s.
cd 4, brhe!dtrS The comparative ease aud facility
with which The Indian frees himself Of any i.s.
ease and al the almost total absence o, chrome die
case among them. Who has eve; heard oi an In
dian with constitution broken and ruined b. Ill.
rca.nrnt' Add can doubt exist, ,ha, tbs happy
exemption Of the savage from most OF The lila
which the flesh Of civilized man 10 i,,ir ,a isch,c y
owing to The moro genial and sale remedies Which
he cmploys. This astonishing difference .aceess,
10 fair cHempliicaiion Of The infinite superiority
Of tn simple and safe means Of cure which God
has created 70; the benefit of ms chdcn, over
those which the pride and The art Of man have *.
VISITED.
Frnm long rcsidcncc among portion of The
aboriginal inhabitants Of this country. and an 'nu
mate acquaintance with tho methods oi cures o!
Of their moe, successful prac,ioners. 'h pro-
p,ie,or Of iha" The fspiaS's PAxaeLa, acquired
q know ledge Of some of their mos, powerful aud
favorable remedies From these he selected such
as were mos, efioaeious and appropriate, aud AFTER
various experiments tc test :he,r principles and
trcngth hr has combined them IN The feim here
resented, the moss perfect and beneficial for
lhe purpose for which i. is:eeommcnded.
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The Indians Panacea.

HHoR the en.r Of Rheumatism Se.ofala o.,
II Kings Eril, Gou:. So;s,iea, OF P-Gout In.
cs7:rn, Cancers Sal, Rh.u;n. Srrhiliiic and Mct.
curisl discasrs. particularly Ulcess and psinut al
aieuoas of,hc honea. u!erra;rd Throat and Nos
tri!s, u!ecn ei errry description, ferer eorca's
and internal Abseesscs: Fia;ulus, Piles, Scald.
bead, Sensry, Biles. Cbroaie. So:c fycs, Eye &c.
apclaa, Blaehes, and srr,y variety Of Contagious
Affection, Chroaic Caiarh, Headache. proceeding
from an ac.id humos; PAIN Tho Stomach and
Dyspt psia, pro ced,ng from visis,iea; Affections
OF tho Liver, Chronic inflammation Of the Kidneys.
and general debility. eauscd By Torpid action Of
,he rvs~,s Of the sAa. II 10 snsaiarly ctieaeioas
by scaora,ing ,.,"sc constitutions which have hern
b,okcn down By iniudieioua treatment ar Juvenile
irregularities. In general terms, IL Is rccomHrn.
dcd 10 ali ,iosc diseases which arises from imurri
srd in The blood. r,,ssioa Of The humoss, Of whs,
ever name CT kind.
Some o! The sbovr Complaints may tcfusc so;nc
lrifling sss.an, applications, which The ci.eum
s,aners Of The case viii dic.asr but ior grncrai
remedy PEriGrsior. 10 rcnOrs hr fss,s, TmE Is.
p,.s', P.saer. will generally be f'aal sufficient
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Al the end OF the thirty minutes. tho
horses were again summoned by tho bu-
gle TO the starting post. Bascomb made
q false star. and ran nearly quarter of a
mile before he was stopped. and being
again placed. a, the usual signal both s.ar-
ted in beautiful style, .Baseomb taking the
inner track, and leading. Never on any
occasion. was more beautiful race seen.
Throug the whole four miles the hor-
ses' were close on each other. Occasion
all, Bascomb would increase his speed
and leave his rival a few lengths behind,
bus by tho free application of The whip
and spur, Pos, Boy was urged to his for.
mer position. and although repeated ef.
forts were made to push him ahchd Of
Baseomb. they were always defeated by
the consumms,c skill Of the lat,cr's RI
der.
The last mile was gloriously contested.
Bascomb s,ll continued the even, easy,
fox-hke pace w,th which he set out, and
Post Boy close a. his side s,raining every
nerve 10 ouis,rip his adversary, bu, in
vain; they reached the winning pos, al
most neck 10 neck, bu. Bascomb s,ill be-
ing ahead, was declared the winner.
The period in which this hea. was run
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CARPENTERS
Fluid III tract sarxa pariIIa.

Extract Buehu, ,ra JslaP. Exrae, Bul.
lcrnu,. .yrup Lircrsor,. Buffers Magncsian
Apcr,rn,, BALM, nf Cnlurnbi,. Hunters Corn
Plaster. H,scan Pills. Imperial Hair Dye.
Bleaching Liquid. tn remove iron mou!ds and
ink spo.s from i,nct,. Dcwinss Cement, for
mend,na broken gi,ss china &c: Jawi,rs
Water Proof Varnish. ALSO-Sal Era,us,
lsinslas., Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal. Arrow
Root, Cisrnn. iuju',c Paste. tolu ihzcngcs,
Soda do lAqnoticc aud Opium do. Pepper
mint do. Rhuba,h do. Metal Iroazcs. aud Il
variety Of :surg,es! instruments, Iuss scccircd
and for sale BY
YOUNG g. ArKAiN.
March ~, 1876.
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NOTICE.

TIE firm heretofore existing under the
firm OF CARPENTER Il B0NNEY. in
consequence OF the death OF tho former
was dissolved on ,hc Is, day Of May last.
All demands due By. and +" the concern
will hc attended Gy the subscriber aho
having purchased The entire interc.! Of tho
concern. will continue the business on his
own account. Thc stock on hand will be
disposed Of at reduced prices through the
summer months OR cash, or TO those who
arc puncsual in !keir payments. Country
merchants will fni /! for their interest 20
call las his object is eash) and examine
his stock, as, he is determined 10 put goods
10 them al shade atoyc cost.
T.. w. BONNEY.
June l--I9-tf
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NEWARK, (ohio,) May %.


A most atrocious. cold.blooded murder,
was committed in Fairfield county. shor;
.imc since, by man nnnnd Work, who
resides about three miles from Lsrcaa;cs.
Work, i, appears. from letter from Lan-
caster, TO gentleman in 'his place, had
been suspected Of stealing property Of q
triiling amount in vainc, and boy who
lived wi,h him was the prineipa! witness
against httz. For The purpose. j. is sup
posed. preventing him appearing agains.
hir, os trial, he destroyed his life, by cho-
kieg him while in bed, and afterwards ba-
r;cd his body in q field. Search was made
for il, and the search rciinquishcd. and
again renewed. in consequence Of Work
directing n p!oughnan no, 10 plough in n
particular par, OF his field, where the body
was found.-Adroedte.
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers have inst rcceircd and
arc uow opening full assortment Of Medi-
cincs from the Souh, which can be recon-
mended with great confidence, rs far as re-
CARDS their purity and gcnuinencss, having
been purchased from one OF the oldest aud
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians. Planters and others, are requcs.
ted to c,ll, previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies, and cxamin tho qualify Of those
now offered for sale; which We feel confident
in warr,1,ing and giving satisfaction to par-
chascrs.
Among those lately received and now open.
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POETR Y.
From the Eesc Yorker.
PRAY FOR Me.
FROM THE rREscH.

INITIATED FROM THE FREscH.
Unto the hamlet, lone and fair,
A poet stole to die,
Whose spirit plncd, through clouds OF care,
To reach Us native sky ;,
sAnd hark.. he said the evening bell
Tolls swee,iy DER the golden dell:
And shepards, as yc bend ,t.c knec,
Pray that my soul may soon be isec!
Bu, when athwart The torrents foam,
Tho se.c leaves hurry on,
Then cav, unto his native home
The weary man hath gone!
Thea come unto this fowery shore,
And sing your wild songs as OF yorei
Bu, when the bell tolls o'cr the lea,
Thank Heaven my weary soul is free!
For this cold heart which scarcely oeaS'
Is sad as Autumn icni,
Sarc when glcam OF Fancy cheats
The trcu,blcr Of its grief;
Alas, my pilgrimage is short.
From birth 10 death the passion g short;
Ye, from my fate would not dee;
Then pray, ye village maids for ne.
And thou, my sweet, my only sricnc,
mag not long delay:
I vowed 70 lovc thee to my end
NV lifa is but day;
Mourn maidens Of the hamlet iar,
When daily. al the hour Of player,
She kure,s beneath my funeral trcc,
And sadly sishs-"Pray for me!
Paris, 1885 -.o..~-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yESHE subscriber has left with Vim. Me-
4 Willie Esq. for collection, his notes
and accounts. Those who are indebted
TO him arc requested to come and settle,
as sson as possible.
April l6-le-3m.
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Pamphlets on Gardening. /.

Calculated by The subscriber. 10 answer tor Cam
den aad The adiaccn, country, near The same lati
,uhc
IgThc ahoyr Srcds arr warranted. Should any
find ,!cm otherwise atcs fair trial. others
will l-c given th~ir rI9c~. Nov. ~.
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NOTICE.

yNNIIE sueing creditors Of j. Nc D. Gariick, and
II all those disposed TO acccp, dividend Of hi
estate under his schedule Of tho 2Oth April 1855
arc hereby notified to present their claims to the
subscriber properly authenticated on before the
frat day Of September next, nj which time dstri-
button Of the funds recovered will bc made
THOS. j. WRIGHT, Assignee.
June 4.-loc
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The age Of tho horses is rising . years;
both arc beautifully formed. but Post Boy
appears mos, powerful. Bascomb was
rode by Willis, the groom Of Col. john
son; and Pos, Boy by kirkpatrick. ofgreas
celebrity on tho northern courses. 1t IS
generally admitted that more beautiful
race vas never run on the Union Course,
and every body, except tho loosers, and
they bore their reyorses with great rhilos:
ophy, lcf. tho ground perfectly satisfied
with the days sport.
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was seven minutes iifsy-two and hall Sc
conds, and the time Of doing each mile
WAS as follows:
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LNGL4SH
q n AZ 81 EN-. 8 EE I'D s

fsNHE subscribers arc uow receiving supply OF
II English Garden Seeds. of the growth OF 1885,
which they can recommend vita great confidence
TO their friends and customers, being fresh and
renuinp
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Singular Casualty.-A correspondent al.
Tazcwell. communicates 10 us tho follow
ing extraordinary and distressing in.elli-
cencc. While Mr.. William Walker, at
Spcedwcll. Claiborne county, an elderly
gentleman. was making fence, he disco
ycrcd large spider, which he killed with
a stone. In afterwards prosecuting his
work, he had occasion 10 handl. the same
stone. A modification shortly afterwards
commenced in his hand, and increased un.
Ill it produced hil death in 8 or 10 days.
A, tho time he handled The stone, he had a
slight sore on his hand in which the NOR
sifica,ion afterwards commenced. which
was supposed 10 have Come III contuc,
With some poisonous matter from tho spi-
der left on the stone. pr. Wm. Rogers,
who attended Mr.. Walker, and who also
had sore finger, died with morsiica.
iion in four days af.cr i, was discovered
,ha, his finger was affected. Our CORES
pondcn. further informs rs, ,I,a, number
Of those who assisted in laying ou, Mr..
Walker, have been seriously afflicted |;
some have been very low. but only ;he
,wo deaths above mentioned had taken
placc.-Kno1riHe Registsy.
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NO'i'It h..

TIE subscriber Lcss leave to inform
his friends aud customers. that having
purch sri from Mr.. A. CATONNET. his
entire stock Of merchandise on very libe
raj terms. and added his own 10 i,-hc has
removed TO That weIl known stand. cor
ncr of Broad and Ru,lc,lsc Streets, where,
preparatory 10 his laying in AZ, ensirc new
supply he will con,inuc selling
DRY GOODS, FOR CASH:
At COST.
AND GROCERIES. WINES AND
CONFECTIONERY, on very reasonable
terms.
From his customers. and those Of Mr..
CAroNNEr' :, he soiciis a continuance Of
their liberal patronage, Which he hopes TO
merit by close attention 10 business, and
a firm determination, 10 sell GOODS
cheap.
W J. GERALD.
April 9-ll-,G
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Among which a1e the following
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CASES or RHEUIATISM.

CHlSirsTos, Nov. 7, lcJI.
Daring the last winter and spring. ! was a:li.c.
led With Yciy sc.er and distressing Rhcunati.m
oocss,onc By exposure in bad weather. l-now
take great pleasure in stating, uiai six bo;,la o.!
,hc Indians Panaccu, restored me- 10 perfect
hra!s!, and confidently recommend i: To all sim
,i.,t,
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The ahosc catalogue aI
so,,mc,t Of srcd 70. this
which will always be kep
Us al prices.
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VIRGINIA STATE
G0Eg1R2o
Class No. 3.

For the benefit Of the Leesbmg academy.
To be drawr at alexandria, 1lth of Juae,
the drawing % be received at Charleston
17th lime
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II I1RGE .STOK or
FAr.A AND WINTER GOODS.
ut 1SEEDIGEEp PRICES.

HAVE Just received, my entire stock of Fall
and W mtet Goods, and find have an unusual
heavy stock on hand, in consequence of which, |
VIII sell at very reduced prices, for cash persons
wishug tn supply themselves with any articles IN my
line, will find It to their interest To rive me A cali
as am determined To reduce my stock by selling af
small advance. great portion of my Goods
We're purchased before the late advance and pr,n-
rlpaliN tor cash, winch induce. me 10 believe that
none will go away dissatisfied, that may ltvor me
WITH call Will take pleasure IN exhibiting my
Goods to all who may wish 10 hey. The fol1owing
are only lew oi the articles, comprising my stock
Blue, Bl1ch and Fancy Cord. Cloths & CASH
mercS
sattInetts OF all Kinds, very cheap
Kentucky jeans handsome article tor gentemso.s
wear
Heavy Noolcns lor Negroes, from 374 to 90 ents,
Mapped Cotton, (A,lson'sD
linNcts PLAN and Striped, ! and / /,
Blankets. Rose and htncy, very large sizes
No, Dulel aud rwllled, cheap,
DO, do very large or Tent Covers
tirca ssans, very large stock-very low
Do, namask, new aud beautiful article
SWISS Muslms, plain and figured,
Bobine do, PLAN aud figured,
Jackontt Null. aud Book do.
CambrlckN, plain and striped,
laceS Footing and Edglngs, good assortment
Ribbons, large supply, some very handsome
Bonues of the latest style, and Attifccl Flowers,
Farcd Hats and Caps, large assortment, cheap
shoes, large supply,
Gentlcmcn's aud Ladies' Cloaks, very ohcap1 to-
gether with large assortment of Groceries besides
other article too tedious To name.
JANIS L.. IORNER.
T. 5. | will give liberal price Tor Couhrv
Jeans, Domestic Socks and Wool.
JAS. L. HoRNER
Nov. ts
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POETuCAL.


go III MNhf HpHbta
ts.t a,yh, have made the earth bring forth
Enough for great and small,
Tbe eak tree and the cedar tree
Without flower at ALL
lie might have made enough. enough
For every want OF ours,
For luxury. medicine and toll.
And vet h.se made flowers.
The ore within the mountain mi0s
Requireth none 10 grow
Nor doth II need the lotns-iio"or
To make the risef How.
The clouds might give abundant ram,
The nightly dews might iail.
And the herb that keepeth lite 10 man.
MIGHT vel have drank them all.
Then wherefore wherefore were they made,
Allowed with rainbow light.
All fashioned with supremcst grace,
Up sprin ging day aud night
spri .sing in valleys green and low.
- Aud an the mountains high.
And in the silent wilderness
Where no man passes by
4 Our outward life requires them not
Then wherefore ad they bnih
To minister delight to MAJ
Tobentifs the earth.
To comfor, nsn---to whisper hope,
Mhene er his faith Is dim.
For WHOSE eafeth for the flowers,
Will care much more Tor hun
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Pocket EsOOk Lost.

pST, on the I'd INST between Gibbons and
Pauersous, on the Stage Road to Richmond.
my Pocket Book, containing : ID IN money, aud sun
dry papers. Among the latter is a bend of David
Harrow, paya lie To Newman, and Que of 4. Fnncv
payable To me, an execution IN G. Scott, IN favor Of
Freeman, and vanous other receipts aud accounts.
| will reward the finder literally. The pocket book
may be left with Messls Hrs and Lang horne Al the
Washington Hotel HENRY WAIKONn.
December 81
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SILKS, &C. &c.

SILKS, &C. &c.
- uPER. black Matlcone and Reever Lustinrs.
y Plain cold, Gro de Maps,
FigL. do do,
Black and cold Par,matta Cloths,
do do Organd,s,
do do Cha'Iys,
do Bombazncs,
Long, Blond SILK, hid and other kind, of
Gloves,
Black and White English 5 TX Hose,
SUPP Embroided and Open WORK do do
Black aud White Ribbed do
Black and White do silk ] do
MARTIN, WARD Il DAVIS.
Nov 2S ts
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{. Il r. II Is \ RIG AIN :
I'M FALL GOODS

rIRCASSlANS from lSi cents, to the finest
~ qualsy,
Calcos from 10 cents to the finest imported,
Domestic Cloths, from cents 10 the best manuiac-
tured,
Very superior twied Calicos at all prices.
Gro de Nap Merlnos various shades,
Figured Mernos. superb quality,
Best black Italian aud Ca Silks,
Richest style OF Dress llandkerchiefs,
Gauze, BLOND and Partisan Wells,
With other Goods daily looked for, all of which
shall be sold at prices unusually low
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October27
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TRACT or ND

in the county OF CAMPBELL called Radcliil@s, con
tanning by surveys 2a acres Preserving one hall acre
for the family burylng gtound) This House lies
within mile Of the town OF ynchug and about 800
Yards from the first toll gate, ON the salem Turnpike
-issuSceplbe of the highest degrc of unpfoy emcnt
is well waterfall part Of 1t very heavily tlmberrd,
aud affords about l. or II acres of .rst- mea-
dow land. Terms, lor the three last mentioned
town Lots and the l.and-l >. 3 and years credit
IN equal portions, for the purchase mones--bonds
with approved personal security required. aud the
title !" the property retained rs further security or
ieh payments. lteithcr of the above DAYS should
not he far, then the sale will iahr place. on the first
tar day thereafter, Sunday cSccpcd,) the sale of
the iand IN the country, IN either event. being the
dly after that OF the Town rropcrfy.-Thc rsing
prosperity oi Lynchbnrg and the approachir. per-
cd Tor the completion oi the Canal nom Richmond
10 that Town, makes This lnost suitable opportunity
ior capitalists TO invest their money IN choice prop
crty. The title to the whole OF the above properly
IS believed TO be ludisputabc-and tie undersigned
will at any time show the Land and Lots to any one.
previous 10 the DAYS of sale.
NM ". NORNEiI4 tum'r
a. Sale 10 be conducted by Messls. Payne &
Turner, Auctioueers.
Nov. l. NOD
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~ - ~ d r.

rNIlI. Steamboat Guide, will commence run
1 ning, the first rise Of the waters, on the Ten
ncssoe and llolson rivers, between Decatur aud
Knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea
son-makinp "trip every ten days. She is NOT
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
aud elegance OF accommodations trav-
cling Ia the Southwest, may avail themselves OF
passage either from knoxville or Kim ston.
JAMES KING & Go.
knoxville, Nov.3 ;}m
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HATS.
MOTTO r..

rI'IIE undersigned, acting under AMI by virtue
ri decree of the ciI cut superior court OF law
and chaucrrv, for the town of LyuchburP, pro-
nounccd on the I'd day OF Feb. 1896, in cause
lhrrfi in drpcnding, IN wlich Nelson {. Dawson,
sheriff of the county al Amherst, and such ad .
ninisrator de- bonis with the will annexed, oi
John Crawford, dec. i. plaintiff, and Richard Ea-
bank, John NJ. fubank, aud fhos. y. Enbnnk,
defendants pursuant IN the said decree, on
the 2Slh DAY Of December 1896, proceed on the
premises 10 sell to thr highest bidder for ready
money, thr TRACT OF LAND in the said
decree mentioned, being 1904 acres, situate, lying
and being on Iorscy's Greek in the county 81 AM
lcrSr, and adjoining the lands Of VIM. Pryots es-
tate and of \ BRAN Carter aud others, and is part oil
n larger tract formerly belonging tn the estate oi
John Crawford deed. The tract OF Land atore-
said, Will be sold, subjrct, however, 10 the eon'in-
gent right ol DOVER, IN favor Of Mrs. Peggy En-
bank, the wife OF Richard Eubank, that is slc will
be durable thcrcom if she survives her SAID Ius-
band. This Land lioins the Saw Mil tract Of
Mr. Abram Carter, which is 10 be sold on the same
day and thu Two tracts would make very dcsl-
rable settlement A deed will be made for the
Land, on day Of sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING.
Nav % IDS
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FRUIT TREES.

'l'itE subscriber, who now owns the Nu,sor,
ana Plantation near lynchburg occupied for
many years past by the late John Richeson has f.,
sale, an extensive assortment of AnrIo -,
now ut to set out almost every description em.
btaeed IN the catalogue of the said Ricbeso,, -
which catalogue he would refer those who wish ~
purchase Tor his sclectiou and variety.
WlLLIAMI ISBEII
November II LII
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NEW ARRH AIS
OgFrrYU aescrspffOH Of s"Ff.EseS'

ggslIE subscriber has Iust returned from Newark.
a and other celebrated Coach Factories, IN the
North. where he made arrangements for constant
supplies OF al descriptions aud ptIces OF Carriages.
lie takes pleasure In saying to the public that lac Is
now receiving part of his stock comprising Family
Close Carriages one aud two horse Barouchcs, Bug
ries phaetous Nc. He Is determined to sell As low
as The articles can possibly be offered and respect
full, requests purchasers TO give him call at hls old
stand, a lev door. above The Post Once.
II. VI. DiDIAI<E.
Nov II wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

TWINKLE x RUMBOUGli would respectfully
- inform tErir customers and the public gene-
rally, that they are no" opening general assor-
mcnt Of Staple and Fancy Goods, selected in the CT
tes of New York, PIN adelpha and Baltimore,
which Will be offered At prices that fail give
satisfaction. Also, aspend,d assortment OF Ladies
Fur tapes, Collars and Downrulls, and GentIe mems
Fur Caps from 81 sou 500, the finest ever . lfcred
IN ihs market
llat manufacturing IN all its various branchesstil
carried their old stand
November I'll