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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-07
NOTICE..

'E'llE undepgnsd, Trustees. in a deed oftrust sx
L eeuisd Wy John horsely for the benefit Of ser-
tain creditors therein mentioned, which 10 duly 70
corded would inform the public, that the ELK
MILL TRACT OF LAND, or that part of It stu
Ated In the counties OF Amherst aud Nelson, whic h
includes the Mills and three Islands. making 8Oid
acres by old surseys IL still for sale and will he
sho"nto those de'rous to purchase, by John Hon-
ley Or Alexander Muudy. one Of the Trustees; aud
not sold before the Let January neat will on that
day, be rented OUT. There is an Injunction to the
sale OF 127 acrcs, and Lumber House at the mouth
OF Bent Creek, in the county Of Buckjny aln, and
considered portion Of the above tract, but are
informed by the plaintiff. in that Injunction that if .
satisfactory sale OF the whole eau be eiIee,ed they
will be willing TO lot it go with the other f,st ascer-
tanning separate value and the proceeds thereof
To be held BY the Trustees, To abide the result OF
that iujuuction.
FREDERICK NJ. CADCII.
ALEXANDER MUNDY, Tru.t.e,.
Octobsr20 ,.
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CLOTHS.
SUPER EXTRA Blue, Black, Adelaide, Bot
~ tie Greene Invisible Green, Violet and Steel
Mixed for Frocks and BRASS Coais-Drah, Brown
Blue, Green, from fine TO very fine, for Over
Coats.
CAS>IMEKE,S.
Super Extra Double and Single Mill-d Blue
Black, Silver Drab, Golden do. Virginia Buff,
Striped, Plaid and Rib, Buckskins Tor Pants.
VESrINGS.
Single Milled Black and Buff Ca.imcrcs. very
superior, p,. Tip Top Black silk Velvet Me-
dunn do do do; Striped Plaid and Ficrncd do
aa'cncn, Velvet, new and beautiful article,
beautiful hsd. Mcrinos, Toanet,s and Swans.
down, Striped, Plaid, fg'd. and dotted VaIencis,.
Black, floren'nc. Corded ig'd. Silk, &c &c.
ALSO,
~ to 40 In. Black Ii allan Cravai,,
Fancy Checked do d,
Spmta'fed, Pongee. Bandanna and other pocke,
iiandkerclnfs
Satin, Velvet and Bombazinc Stocks, Xo.&c
MARTIN. WARD DAVIS.
Nov. 3 .,
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FOR SALE.
August IS

\ TRACT Of Wood Land containing 100
1 "A ae'es, on Stova's Crock, in the county Of
Amherst. about miles from Lynchbury. Tho
land lies well, and to market there i, good road.
II one who WISHES TO engage in hauling wood To
town, tins land would be very vauable-,wo trips
IN a day can easily be made
Also, house and lot in the town of Mad,o,
opposite to l.ynchburg. The lot contains four
acres, and the house is very comfortable
Also, another house and lot ON 9Th street. in the
town OF Lyhchburs. Thi, lot is in rear Of the
residence of Capt. Vim. ". Norycl
ihe whole OF this property will be sold On ac-
tommodat'ng terms, If immediate application be
MADE TO NJ. ii. GARLAND.
Nov 3 a.
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tho United State. /; &c theological ssnnsres; 70

tho United State. 36 thsolosiesl ssn,inaries 70
medical schools d law schools.
The public schools very numerous, pafile-
ulary In New England, New York, Ohio and
Peunsy wanna while The benevolent institutions of
America are not surpassed by ,hUso Vi an. oil,rr
country,
DR.. Waits, IN HE treatise on logic saws, there Is no
better method by which to Judge Of the size Of any
thing, tnan " companion" Therefore, b, way OF
cnabiuR our readers tho better to Judge oi tie .s
ient Of our vast territories. we subloin le size VI
the British Islands. in square miles
Square mules.
England and Walr. sontsin, 5S,335
Scotland, 39,500
Ireissd, $4,000
By this i, will bs SEEN that Virginia. Alaba-
ma, Illinois, Missouri, Atkansus aud the - terri
tories" are each 81 hsm larger than England and
Wales.
New York, Penu,, lvspia. Ohio, both Of the Ca
rolinas, Kentucky. Tennessee. Georgia, Man.,
Indiana. Louisiana, Mississippi. Florida and Mich
,gan are sosh Of than larger than Scotland aud
Ireland.
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JOSIAH Il. CllEAD' F., Isham X. Cheadle,
!" Martha A Cheadle, Edward o. Armand, Eliza
beth W. Armand and Ann W Almand
Take notice, that we shall, on the Both day of
November next, at the Storellouse of Miller
Invent & Hudson, in the county of Prince Ed
ward, between the hours of O'Clock in the morn
ing and five of the same day, take the dispositions of
Col. Charles Noodson and others, to be read as evil
dence IN Suit in Chancery. depending in Prince
Edward Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry. in which We are plaintiffs and you delen-
dants. JESSE HUGHES.
MARY " HUGHES.
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October 20
NOTICE.

DCRSCA An 10 the provisions Of . deed .f
4 trust executed on the 2l,t day Of February
1888, BY Henry Hatcher of the county Of B.dford
to me, which deed ofrecord In the Clerks Office
oil the county court Ct said county, and for the pur
pose therein expressed shall, on the 5h dav ofD
cemhcr 1880, proceed, atthc Dwelling House of the
sand icnry Hatcher to SELL TO the bi,I,cst bidder
fo' ready money, the TRACT OF LAND, where
on he sides in the said county of IL aford, con-
tanning between three hundred and Gf.y aud four
hundred acres, be the less which land
adloins the land, of Julius Hatcher and Thoma,
II dohcr, as WILL US the lands of other pei spns-
Also, the following personal property, that is to
say Arthur, sam. George, Gabriel, and CaioIiill
male coord Slaves; Cloc, Louisa and Lucinda.
colored female Slaves; two head of Horses. on. a
Blntt horse, the other a White Mare; two woke OF
work Owl; one Ok Cart Eighteen head of horn
cd Cattle for,, five head Of Hog. twenty head
Of Sheep; five Gathc. Beds, Bcds,cads and Fur
n'lurc half dozen Windsor Chairs, +; together with
the increase OF the female A'avcs. and of Stock of
Cattle, Sheep, Horses and f.og,, if any, and to-
ecihcr wit, all and singular thu Household aud
hnehen Furniture, Plantation To>as, and Clcn-
sil, belonging to, and in possession # the said
Hatcher, al the date Of the said deed, AL so
much OF the sand property. shall be suffice 'nt TO
sa'siy the purposes OF the said deed. The L. e
10 me foregoing property, i. be eved TO be- unonc,-
',onab'c, but the undersigned acting only in the
character of trustee, will convey none other than
such as he holds by virtue Of the deed aforesaid
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
u Since this property was advertised som.
time ago, MIR. Henry Hatcher obtained from in,
circuit superior court Of law and ebancerv. far
bedford county, an 'nlu1ei'on To stay the sale; but,
~ ''e tate 'arn OF that court, the said Injunction
WAS dissolved to the SIM of $1,000 mar, of ,h
dcn' secured by til" said deed 80 that the sale
will take place only to raise that sum in c,.h ~
getler Win the costs Of sale
JNO. THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
October, 81
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
VIE tract OF Land on which reside living in IN.
upper end OF Campbell county, on Otter River,
SUI opposed to contain between eight an nine hun
urea acres; between one hundred and enc hundred
apu MY acres rs River aud Greek bottoms
The pnoe | have fixed upon the property. i. ten
Thousand dollars do not hesitate to say that apv
person wishing to buy good estate will not b. dis,
appointed IN the expectation that the price is calou
ted TO raise,
Inc OBJECT Of making sale. is to make distribu
ton OF he proceeds my childrrn-a viii h.
gwen on all the purchase money. and long CREDIT an
part II d-'n"d--ths purchaser paying intere, on
the part thus extended
BENJAMIN HADEN
October Z o.D
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$50 KEW ARD.

4 SECONDED from Lynchburg, tho night
\ Of the I'd OF September a Negro mau,
named SAM. who ~as purchased VI Mr.. Ste hen
Holland of Bedford lie has a wife at Nj. Thomas
Phelps's, IN Bedford, and, as he was seen going ia
thai direction, 1t Is probable that he may be lurk
ing thereabouts. Sam is about 35 years Of age, is
stout well built fellow, about feet inches high.
black bashy head OF hair and small whiskers, and il.
Az Ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam. if delivered to
us IN Lynchburg. or $50 II secured in any jail 50
that w get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
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TEE LovxNG sroN HOTEL.

'hH subscribers having purchased the tavern
Il mar the Courthouse. ia the town Of Loving
SION, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Perrow,
peg ~ave to Inform the public generally, that they
wal. make every exerlion to please those who NAV
cAn upsn them The house is large and co.veneu ut
ana WI, be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be at
'n'"e' able and Stable supplied we'll the
country eau afford, and the Bedding shall be Of the
hr't order In fine, we will endeavor to keep house
worthy OF tho public regarl. The line of Stages
which passes through tins place, stops at this house
anu passengers SHALL be furnished with every accom-
inodatisn. We therefore solicit the public patro
na.e' HENRY j. PEYTON.
WIN. |. KIDD.
FREDERICK s. PEYTON
Aurust q,
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FIVE DOLLARS REV YARD.
" % I'll &c f..

VIZ. subscriber Offers for sale, his house and
-, 'o'' IN the town Of Lafayette, in the county
Vi '''s""'erN. 1t is a two story house, with six
well finished rooa.s, besides a frs, rata collar
there is also lage double porch in front with a
small additional room in one end. II i occ,n;.d
at Tins time as tavern, and has all necessary i'm.
proVcments for that busncss-,berc is also ON the
same 'o,' hrst rate rope walk, covered with shin
g's' ana being IN the heart of a Hemp country, is
an excellent situation for that business. The terms
WI" W MADE Known by application to the snhscr
Der AZ LNnohburg. J.H, FCHOLS
Nov I,
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October 81
James River and kanaWha Com.
paMy.
STA OH md 1Ofh EssSfuI,npnfs

\ L A meeting OF the President and Directors of
n the james River and kanawha Company, held
IN the town OF Lynchburg, GU Friday the Both Sep
TENDER, le;},i
Resoired That the Stockholders Of the James
RIVER and kanawha Company other than the State
be- and are hereby required to pay the Bank of
Virginia. or one of its Branches, Fire Dollars Der
share, on each share of Stock held bv them in the
said Company, before the 25,h day of Novem
Der next
Resoired That the Stockholders Of the said Com
pany including the State, be, and they are hereby
required TO pay into the Bank of Virginia Or one of
ITS branches Ten Dollars per share, on each share
OF Stock held by them in the said Company, in in
stanents, as follows Five dollars per share on
the 10Th day CT January next. and fire dollars per
share on the 25th day of May next.
BY order OF the President and Directors.
w. b. CllITTENDEN. Secretary.
n B.-Thc Instalments that have called for
Gncludng the aboye,) are as follows
1st lnstameut per share. paid at the time of sub
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" L haso just received. and are DOW opening
W our fs suppl, Of Hdrd,rdre, Cutlery Guns
Saddiery, sc. per ships Marmora and liarkaway d.
rect iioin Liverpool. Our stock Is now one OF the
largest III ine State and the assortment as good as
possibly can be selected. notwithstanding the rise
in the cost ofGoods We shalt sell both at wholesale,
and retail, cheap can be bought in Richmond
or any other market IN the United States. Merchants
aud others. will do well to examine our stock, anu
the, viii find that they can be fully supplied with
Their Hardware, Cutlery, &c. without gong further
aud On "a good terms elsewhere.
il. Il. RICHARDS & co.
Sign ofhe Anra
seDt,nIbel &c
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MIG 1T s 4 /. l. s.
49,

IN Tuesday night Goth inst. ] will commence
~ my Night Sales. and shall be regular every
tuesday aud Friday night. during the FAN aud
Winter months. Having recently fitted up my
mouse for the night sales, am now prepared TO o',
yer inducements 10 purchasers. Sales will CONSIST oil
Dry Goods. Suitable TO the season. Cutlery, shoes
Boots. lIats, Books, Clocks, Watches Jewelry. &c.
&c.
All orders strictly attended to- aud returns prompt
~ and special, made. Consignmeuts thankfully re-
eered. CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct. 81 II
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IMPORTS AND rIroRrs

Value OF imports FOR tho year eud-
ing sob Sept. 1885. al4o.so5, 742
or which there were imported III
American vessels, 1876, 2S8 ,S05
Ia furei IN vessels, l4,606,S77
American shipping entered, l,232 ,653 tons.
Do. cleared in same time, l,400.5l7 tons.
Foreign shipping entered, 6il $40 tons.
DO cleared in same time, CSC, 1924 tons.
Value Of exports Tor the yonr end
ing asth Sept 1895, el9I COS, ST.
o. which there we're exported VI
dom, sic articles, lol ,lso, OsQ
Foreign do 20 ,5O4, 495
Domestic articles exported IN A.
merican ships, 1902 ,746
De. in foreign ships, 22 loo 33G
Foreign articles exported in Amsri-
SHIPS, l5,ll2,475
Do in foreign ships. $500. $50
The public lands sold iu 1895, amounted to
$l5.SlO,795.
The standing army ofihe Lifted States, On the
peace establishment, is 1921.
The navy oi the United Staies consists Of
when all the ships now on the stock. are compile
ted
~ ships of the line.
III irigaics. first class,)
do. (second elaD.)
ID sloops Of war,
schooncrs do,
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Ii IL r A Il A rig AIMS
IN FALL aO0na

,iRCAsSlANS from Isl cents. to the fines,
~ quality. '' ""e''
Calicos from 10 cents, to the fines, ;m,o,t.d
Domestic Cloths, from 6 cents, to the hes, m,,,e
tured wv ""'"e-
Very superior twllled Calicos at all prices,
s .:, de Nap Merinos various shades.
Figured Merinos. superb quality,
Best black Italian and Cd Silks
Richest style ofDress Handkerchief,
Gauze, Blond and Partisan Wells.
WIN otner Goods daily looked for, all Of which
snail be sold al prices unusually low.
October ~
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NOTICE..
rENHERE will be offered, at public sale, Tues
n day, tie 18Th day OF November next, to the
highest bidder. on the two plantations of the late
Charles Stewart, dec. in Bedford county the follow
ing properly
Horses, Cattle. Hogs Sheep, &c. together with
farming implements of evefy descrpon-snd at the
same time and places the crops Of Corn Oats. Fod-
der, &c, together with Household and Kitchen Fur
niture.
The terms of the above sale will he. for all sums Of
$40 and over, credit Vi tw elve months will be given
the purchaser giving bond and good security; all
sums under that amount, the cash in hand must be
paid.
The Plantations will also be rented for twelve
months. n. W. FLOYD
W. FERBUSH,
Administrators Of Charles .Ste,rart dec.
c. NJ B.-Thc sale will commence at the quar-
ter near Elk Greek Bridge.
October 10 w1w
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TUADDEUS DANIDS'
WRITING FLUID.

4 Substitute for Ink. for The Steel or Quill pen
w HEN we reflect how many thousands of peo-
w pie obtain their living BY the labor OF M
ling, IT is clear that any invention that has ten
dsncy render such labor less tedious, will not be
considered irfing or unmporant. Several defects
exist III the common writing Ink. which have been
complained of from time immemorial; but which,
slnce the invention aud general use of Steel Pens,
have becnf elt 80 much, that many who would pre-
Ter writing with them, from the uniformity which
they give TO the text, have been compelled aban
don them from the difficulty they find in their use,
owing To the decomposition and want OF fuidity
in the common Inks. The singuarity Of the WI
ting Fluid, is its greenSh blue color agreeable and
essWearisone 10 the eye than any OF the Black
Inks and as it becomes of deep black afterwards
there can be no reasonable objection to it that
count.
The superiority of this Fluid over common Inks
may he summed up under the following heads The
greater readiness with which it combines with the pa
per the ease with which flows from and follows the
pen never clogging it as other inks do; the SUPER
or blacAnesss which 1t acquires, free from any adj
mixture ot bro'n; the clcatness with which IT
writes. free from that muddiness which is the pre-
vaing fault Of all common Inks its bright and dis
met colour when first written, whereas thin inks
are generally pale also Its drying quickly, retail
nng its luidlty in all weathers, having tendency
to become copy and lastly its greater durability
and quality to resist the agents used to otiterde
Cannon INKS, renders it particularly valuable for
writing Bills OF Exchange, Wills Deeds, and Iesta-
mentary documents, and also for Log Books. Jour
mails, and other records Sea Voyages as it can
not be impaired by Sea Air. Marine Waters as
iaAs commonly are. lis also applicable, in supe-
nor manner, to the Copying Machine and is alike
suitable aud equally advantageous TO the Quill, as to
the Steel Pen.
Bt careful to use this Fluid in separate stands,
aud by no means mix il with common ink. Shake
the bottle well before pouring any out and its
property OF resisting attempts to oberate it will be
more fully insured. o. Put up in Bottle, of 3, &
aud ounces, pInt' and quarts.
For sale by r. STABI.ER.
October ) WIN
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MUEL W. LEADRETTE
TlJynD

IL As Just commenced business in the bouse
L Il ncxt door above Me.srs James e, HIM, &
o. ana sohcitsa share of public patronage. He
shall be faithfully and promptly executed and ~,
favorable terms as by any other person in town.
Pm
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~ - r. CE.

TVNiE Stcs 'nboat Guide. will commence run
i ming, the H. It rise of the waters, on the Ten
ne.sec and Holston y.vers, between Decatur and
Knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-makine trip every ten days. She is not
surpassed by any Boa, in the West, for her speed
and elegance of accommodatons.--f'frso trav-
eIlins TO the Southwest, may avail hem,sc, yes Of 4
passage either from Knoxville Kin 'son.
JAMES KING & Co.
Knoxville, Nov } 3m
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. a NJ q q L z. b r O w NJ
1TTORNEY 1y'yau.

htFERS his professional services in the su.
~ Perlor and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attcnd,pc. a,
the Courts, he may be consulted at the rc,dcae.
OF ms father, Henry Brown, Bedford county.
O. Address, New London.
Augustus .
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u a q X Z TS. Ae

I UST opened, three cases Ladies TRAVELLING
- Work and Fancy Baskets,
Market do
Bandhoses, Satin and Rose " God Toilet Boxes.
Ladies' Work Boxes, GtLrlemen's Shaving Ca
.es, Card Backs AVID Gard Cases
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
NY 8 o.
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W ARLINGTON HOT,

and 1 ,So ,'s beg leave tonform tl.,f,
ahd The public generally. that they I H'ao,
chased this valuable properly. and will J. nave Pa,
onthe first OF November. to aceommod,,a Tepat,t
VINO may favour us with call. Tie honan ho.
furnished with plain and neat furniture al Sla,
wants the best that can be procured our h,e out ~t
pest Q; liquors, and our table and s,.bi. win IL
best the market affords With ID.
our senior > as great cxperincc in the bus,..
W. pieage ourselves to use the most udefs,i,'"'d
eAef'ons 10 render our visitors comfortable & ssae
able WILLIAM HlX. 's's
JAMES NJ. LANGIIOp,,
\. B.-The subscribers are prepared NM
modate and would like to receive c actin.
W. Il. y
Lynchburg, Oct. 81 H.. l.
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PORK HOGS, BEEF CATTLE. &C.
Ar AUCTION.

SHALL. offer Tor sale, to the highest bidder. on
l. Tuesday the 9Th Of nesi month, (Novcmber)
on tho pautstIon OF the late DAVID Jacobs. on I've
River, IN Nelson Count,, more than ~ fine Pork
Hogs about DO head Of Cattle. of which there are
3 or 10 good milk Cows Yoke ar two Of Oxen,
aud the remainder mostly nice Fat Beef lot Of
nee Bacon. or good Work Hor,,,, In, en-
tire crop Vi Tobacco rs il now hangs III the house
the crop Of Corn. all the Household and ktci-
I'm FURNITURE, sci of Carpenters Tuo., u Wag-
and GEAR also an OK Cart and many other
af,jel,'.. 49, e, - -
The Crop Of Tobacco, Corn and stock OF Hogs
on the Ball Mountain plantation, " Ill also BIZ sold
nj the same time and placc-For all sums At aud
sndcr ten dollars, cash will be- required. and for all
over, credit until the lst Of nrx, july will Lc
even. Bonds With uudoubtrd security. will be in
every instance required.
WILLIAM MASSIE,
Ereouf0r Of Dauid JaeoJs's Estate
\. B. Canal Contractors mr.. PARTICULAR, iu.
slied 10 examine the Beef aud Pork. W. Al.
Nelson Coury, Oct. 20 TN
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U'Elx7'E r. SMITH.
= doors beiOic the E0yy,e,s Renal

fs AYR. Just received their entire as,or,mc,,
! OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Groceries
Hats, Shoes and Borncts, of the lac,, ,,yc, ~
which they ask the attention Of their fri, nd, and
the public generally.
Oct. l3
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NOTICE.

10y virtue OF decree Of the Circu Superior
- Court OF Law aud Chancery, for the county Of
Amherst pronounced on the Sd dav Of September,
1896 between Charles DAVIS, plaintiff, vs.. Thomas
DAVIS, defendant shall offer for sale tract of Land
in the county aforesaid, on Otter Creek, containing
one hundied aud teu acres, near the residence Of
Lindsey Davis. at public auction. for cash. Oh the
premises, on the 2ath day Of November next. Tue
Land lies within two miles OF James River
THOMAS n. EUBANK Sheriff
October II d,
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
" TEL be sold, to the highest bidder for cash at
w Amherst Court House, on the 2lst Nov. tho
following Slaves, belonging TO the estate Of Antho-
nv Dibrell, dec. Frank Jenny, Lefty Maria. jane
Amy and her two children, Catharine and Mary.
RY THE LEGATEES.
October 81 wt2lN
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The FreJsrisksburg Atcua Of tie lilh instant,
speaking of,hs de.e, in the wh~a, crops Of tho
country, estimates the loss at five millions bushels.
and gives tho following table ms the amount oi
grain produced in the United Stntes.-
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I'hf subscriber has JUS, received and opsued, an
Oils, Ove Stutfs. II a.. wh;rh H. JS,,,. ,'
BILE. ~ ~
lilo has also on hand. variety 81 v.rv One
Candies,
Preserved Ginger.
Prunes,
Madeira Nuts.
Filberts,
Soft Shellcd Almonds
Figs. Oranges, Lemons.
several Gases OF very kne Liquorlce, &c. &c
Inc above together with many Fancy ArticLsv
are offered to his custo, Aes and the public on verya
moderate terms. JAMES T. ROYAL.
April IL 10