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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
From the Monthly Paper.
Extracts from the proceedings.


Mr.. Tinsley, Of Virginia, SAID that he
had travelled through several OF the south
ern states, and that he had heard, he might
saw, only one opinion, and that was in
favor of a distinct organization and that
we must have. We wanted, he repeated,
a distinct organization, which would sus-
tain the reputation and character of the
denomination. The time had come, and
the opportunity was not to be lost.
MIR Gear of Ohio, observed that the
people of the west were looking forward
to a distinct organization. He wished
most ardentIy that that object were accom-
plished He looked upon it as grand
a magnificent "a glorious scheme. He
felt that they were bound to go forth in
the name of Jehovah. They should 60
in the way that God had marked out, and
the holy undertaking would be carried
into successful operation.
MIR. Mason Of S. C.. did not rise to give
the views Of the oohoIe South on this mo-
mentous and highly important question,
! which they were met here ~ grave and
! solemn assembly to discuss, He could
not take upon himself to say what were
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MIS- SION A RY.

From thu Bap. Missionary Magazine for May
Deputation to Eastern Missions.
JOURNAL OF MR.. MALCoM.-CoNTINUE
Descending by different stairs, apo
lite citizen pointed out the evidences OF a
former magnificent arcade, which cover
cd II, and which was accidentally burnt
several years ago. 1t was the rulers
way to the pagoda. Over the low grounds
beyond it is a fine cauSeway OF orlcK'
some hundred yards long. On each side
groves of the palm. .interspersed with
kyoungs, and little bridges. formed az,
together a scene Of great beauty. All
tins to the honor Of a frail man who died
and was buried, as his own worshippers
admit, while He who gives the TaIr, IN ia
season. and inzwhom they live, receives nc
reverence. Allihis 10 +change the glory
OF the incoEruptible God, into an image.
and "the truth Of God into a lie" Al
this to worship and serve the creatur
more Than the Creator, who is God Owe
{ ali and blessed foreyer.p 81 thai; this pee
! Pie may soon know The riches Of Jeho
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% The VERMONT TELEGRApH il publish
elweekly, at $500 year, payable within four
nonths-afteF four months and within eight,
Sl.25-afteE eight months and within the year
62.5l--aher the close of the year, TO rise in this
ratio.
Co To companies who receive twelve or more
cOnies in one bundle, and pay within four months,
ut 81 ,50--after four months, to rise as above,
Ef,75 within eight months SC.
~ Agents, who procure and pay for six sub
seribers, are entitled to the seventh copy gratis
N3r No paper to be discontinued until srresrs-
ges sreplid, except at the discretion Of the pub
fisher.
.~ G5- An letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
rOEIICAg..
rnE MARRIAGES ,rxr,,s,..


:. Festivities ~ ii for vhst Is apnil, oneln,iea
4 the connences thcy but waste ihc force aus
teal which should inspire O all e siyifies. th,
marriage festival seems the mos, unsuitable calm
ness. humility aud silent hope b, fl no cefen'un,
nof- than this" [6}eethe.
Lady, the marry marris-s bell. mn sin-.
And all srosni ,hs- speaks OF fas'ive fniuh,
The los OF good and fair is trasns
Ms,hiaks ssrsnse rlada,ss for b,r frti.fs Il ou.i;
Yet n.an amid the ihrsns pansi,s sitting
And veil know ihssc rFN'ls cloud ths bliss
Aud thai thou deems such triumph uub fitting
A solemn and imPeltaet rite like ii s.
1has f.werr wrsatlss, th.so Sounds uf sultH,ist.
semc ,ictors glorious deeds mi. hit celebratr.
Butflcu clnin ". proud eossrrtaistion.
Cniried uncertaiu Is III, future fat
Nor-~oad arps friends brilliant spoil cast aer ilsc.
Giving to girbe.t's dreams dslusss .raps.
But rather bid ihec view the teiote tho,
With calm humility and silent hop.
1hins is path by snarcs AMI loils attended,
Yet, lady, in Ia, prudence 1conidc,
Thou arr not by mere mortal aid heirienl,d.
Frazer is III, stay, and Proyidcure tbs guidr
Aud should thy coming years wiui ills h laden
Thou safely ms, st ahiia the storms ri itie,
II the meek virtues OF the Christian maiden
Shine forth brieltls IN the Christian N,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

!, becomes my duty, as your presiding officcr At
this fourth Annual Meeting, TO address sou.---
After The able addresses Of my predecessors, It Us
with considerable dfhdenee undertake the task
shall. however, detan son but short time.
STAGE the organization Of our Society, a sensible
improvement has taken place III the surrounding
country. and in tue general appearance Of our STOCK
How far thu change is 10 lie attributed The lnfu-
of the Society. am prepared to say but
il has certainly had its bearing. Let any ride
through the couues Of Bedford and Campbell, aud
compare their appearance with what II onls four
years since. aud lie be struck with The i'app,
ehange,-Felis that were then turned out, AID near.
~ exhausted enclosed, aii IN state Of I'M
proven,ent ; aud where briars and broom and
poor cattle only TO be seen, now liequcnils
meet with vordant cloyoitelds and loving herds.
bearing testimony of better times.
Our Farmers begin 10 appreciate the Glover aud
Parer system, which has been 50 often and s;fcnu-
ously recommended 10 them. They haye tasted the
absncdts aud will doubtless pcrsererc. Mans have
gone heedcssly 10 work, believing onl, necessar,
y buy seed and them not reflectine that GER
tain degree Of nth is necessary success
even in the cultivation of cf1ysr aud tile grasses
and be assured that no iaud will improvedby SOW
ing clover. il the iaud is not ID situation and Too
poor to bring H. An opinion long prevailed that
soil was not ads.asd tothe growth OF cover but hap.
PLY this has been removed the satisfaction OF
the 'noit scepical. During the last season, plaster
- scEer fsca EsEf - bard obtain, and at sucl
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SALE es2' LAND
Nv I'D ~ A., e. ~ % y {.

EGTRSUAN'F 10 a decree "f tho county cnnrt Of
4 Campbeli, pronounced the ath ,ia, ri October.
49,. the undersigned. ooinui.sioeg ui sad court
viii pinrred 10 sell by way OF public auction, Oh Fri-
ta, the 9Th DAY of Novcmbe, next, the premises.
the land and slaves devised and bcqueahcd
b, the last vii and testament ot Henry Edison, DE
ceased, his wife Jane Edison during her natural
life and owhch said jaue Edison died possessed. hr
SL.EE'E3& viii be sold on credit oi twelve months.
aud the E.s.FE3 credit Of ono, two and thtoe
years. The purchasers will be required To- give bou-p
with CORD security, and from the purchaser or lur-
tha~crs Of the s4on6 the legal TILE thereof VIII be
withheld u"tl tAcpurchase money he pant.
JOHN ROSSER, jr. Cunir.
October l6 IDS.
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EM!s!N 2sE!!lIIlD
Cured by Extcrnn! Application.

EAR. AZ. utLL.s GTERo ABDOMINAL
IL SUPPORTER Is Offered to those afflicted
si,1'ooaesps ttsi. or faiiiap II he Tomb, and
other diSeaAs depending upon relaxation Of Inc alb
dtnIina muscles, instrument in cvrry way caict
lated for relief aud permanent restoration 10 health
" hen tins Instrument IL carefully AMI properly fitted
II the form of lie patient II invariably affords the
most immediate immunity from the distressing
:. araggsag and hearing zoVb" sensations which
accompany nearly all Of Fisoeral dsplace-
nents oi the abdomen aud liz skillul application is
al a,s followed 10y an eary confession Of radical
lief from the patient herself The Supporter is Of
simple constructions and can he applied by the pa
tent without further aid. Within thr last three
wears nearly 1900 Of the Ttero hb7ominai Sappor-
f,rS have been applied with thc 81 happy results.
The yrfy great success which this Instrument has
mr', warrants the assertion, that lis examination
By The Phvs, ian will induce him 10 dscmd the dis
gushing essary hitherto ia 1t is gratifying To
state. thai IL h the decided appreciation of Sir
AsTlEy CoorER. of London, EDWARD DELArIrLp
NJ d.. Professor Of Midwifery. University OF the
State of New York. of Professors Of Midwifery in
the different Medical schools Of the United States
and every other Physician Surgeon who has had a
practical knowledge OF It's qualities, well every
patient who has worn it..
The public and medical proie ,sion are cautioned
against mpositions in this Instrument. well as III
lmitaliuns. The genuine TrusscS bcai my signature
in writing the label, and the Supporter has its Ii
lie empo.scd upon lis envelope
AMOS G. HULL.
Office / Nescy- street. Astor House, New York.
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the sale o the above Instruments, all orders address
sed To him sill be promptly attended 10
JAMEST. ROY ALL, LynclbGg.
November 3m
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COMMUNICATION.
ron Tnf vIRGrSftN
ron TIN NIRGfSiAN.
NEW LONDON AGRICULTURAL So
Getty.


The fourth Annual Show and Fan Ms fnlls At.
terdcd. at Nes Loulou. ou the l7lli aud 18th oi
October. 1887.
o. No PAINS Offered.
Frederick Specie. chairman ofthc committee on
Grain cfors. reported. that Benjamln MAID had
made from three .oniisuou If high lande a.
barrels. bushc, peck, aud ; ,luls II Corn that
Alexander Austin had made from The same quantity
ofhigll apd % barrels. ! hsslirI. : gallons and 2
quarts OF Corn; inj thai Gerard Alexander bad
nsdr. f,otn ihe same quantity al high land, s9l
bushels oil White Wbeh; and recommend that tlrr
rcinum Tor Corn be gwen To Ben jauiu " nd, aud
ior Wheat. tn Gerard AieNaudei-w liicl VIZ adopt
cd. and the premiums pad.
Thomas W. Nelson, charm ~ ef the committee on
Houses &c reported l1tihc, had catciull, attended
10 thatduiy, & rcoommenl hal premiums be awarded
follows To John Snlth,icr lfs thorough bred sic,
Marc To Samuel Smtson, iol hs ihotoue bred colt
Ramulns. b, Rapdoph's janus; to Richard Nor.
gan. for his thorough bred (iIis AiHnouc, by Mace.
DOMAIN 10 Nathaniel II. Price. fuf HI BIS colt.
mixed blood. Nrgmiau. b, Star. 10 Jan,c. Mooi.
RAN, cot his grey fs, ruXei blaol which vas a.
dopied, and thc premiums Paid.
John tslia~a,. chairman Of The Committee uli ca
tie. Sheep and Hogs, reported that thcy bad attend
cd to that duty. aud recommend thet premiums
be awarded follows To Genanm Wibr. lor
his Durham Bnll TO thc sapr, Tor h.s Durham
Cow To the sane 10, las Durhn Calf TO Getard
tiesanIer Tor his Ball enanlou stock 10 Thoma,
5 w Nesoni,n his Boar improved breed 10 BENJAMIN
""tes, '"t n's h'n'' 'nP'"'Fa 'Ieeu--"itle" was
uiepfed. aud The prrnunhs paid.
'e'a,d A,'N'"a'r' ehd'h"" Oh ,ue eemm''fr on
Asfcu'l"''u ''nP'eh'"'' 'P"ile" uat lhrS llah at
tehded 10 'na' an'S' 40" recommend max lie ne
mum DC eNeh 10 tu"'fd '. Landlord tor hi'
f1oagh :" stewart iNcn'--Mhieh was adouec'
nnd The premium paid.
''"'',, Mari ehafhaa q ne committee ga DO
mCs''s Hanu.a' ,"'cs tel"r,ed 'h'i thes had care
l"'y eAanihea tH sever" articles tNh'b'rd 10 ihti'
.'' 'N"na'""''o" '"" 'TF nave oeen h'Sh'S g''tl
ned 4, ,'c nh'",e'' F,t'e! anu s"Ps''o' ieNiafe o.
Tue 'ao''es 'na' n"e oeen eAhio''ea At 'he present
'a' anu 'n'"N 'hu we society has already doh'
"e" s"""' ~ P'"r''ns p'"sf'ssNe improvement
IN ",'' oo"esue ,"fCs' ana eAe''1lE 'hoi'uon II
NV ih"'os' 'oeNe'' u, i"' hhlut'a' o'"ch Of 90
me sue ee"uo",, hsy tecm"neha 'he 'oHo"'as
premiums 10 De AWARDED - MS A. i"lnr. Ion
u" ocs' pre- VI oo"en Nio'h 10 MIS- . !
,i"H' 'o' '"e p'S. 'av ! ION 10 d,s. uhnt
Lee, ioi I'e :" no 10 hls, b'nlalnlh Nall' Ion
W. 'est caapet % MS = -, hler' '"f "a do
!" 'its' oa' '1''S"n, '"i pes, women 'ouh'ri
pane !" Mss ,'r'sN' i1r ~ "o.i - Mrs John
sass' iot 'he oes' cotton e'au,eirane to MIS-
~ ~ p.'ha,u' '%t - 10 10 Nfs' 'ohh H. l'Ah'
ses' 'of ."S oes' iie''in rug /" Nus A'eNande'
A"sih' 'of 'he ocs' pan ~ biah"eiSi TO MIS-. soht
sass 'of 'ne oes' p,sce u, ''ne,i 70 MS 'afhe
Lee 'ot 81 40 20 H's, N2oef' Mus 'ot o's, 'pe
premiums PAID ne sahin'''e no''csd particular
~ 49, -. - -
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EOEs REa1'T,

IENiiG large brick building on Mum street, oppo-
l. site the Union Hotel, now in the occupancy oil
Mr. Paul Jones Tavern House. This bedding
is we'll constructed, and situated for Tavern or
Boarding House, having II rooms above ground,
each with fine place, two cellar rooms and tie neces-
sary ont honses; and having been long aud well
known rs first rate stand for either purpose Pos
session will be given Isl January next. Apply TO
SMITH & BAGWEBL.
Oct. % II
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IMPORTANT TO
Stage Contractors and 10 asoRcHs.

a Ia stated monthly meeting oil the President and
( Directors oithe lanes River and kanawhaC o.,
held m the cit, of Richmond on Monday, 10Th Octo-
Der. 1887.
Resoir6d That the Agent the Western I'm
pfovemcnts. be authorised Ia reduce the tolls on STA
yes and WAGONS the several gates under his charge,
sirh condition. hnt H., usr the racn,
lock in descending hills on kauawha and Guyan-
dotic road
EN,ract from the records.
w. 3. CtITfENDEN, SEC.
The reduction authorised by the above resoluti III
will be extended 10 such a, cnte themselves TO ii,
iii on an, allrrlhc lh inst. until further ord red.
r.. WALKER, 1ecaf, II.
Charleston Nov Q I'm
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Court held for Nelson county, tho 9th do, oil ''F
~ TENDER, 1887. us
John Puckei, III"


A Court held for Nelson county, tho 18th do. OIL '''
N TENDER, 1887. ,s
John Puckei, run
against he,
Jacob Puckct Jr, Nothan Lotus ndmr. OF Jacoo t,
seh'r decd. james Harris and Lucy his wife, William Nj.
ris, Nancy Wheeler formerly Nancy Pucket Georf parry
liams and SALLY his wife formerly Sail, Pucket john Jrnc
and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Pucket, Fmncs n
and Mildred his wife, formerly Mildred Pucke i'e,,l m
Taylor and Pascy his wife, formerly Putscy Pncke nn
Wright and Frances his wife, formerly Frances Pucke mel"
ioitus, John Iagrove and Floyd l.. Whitehead ANN.
chants and partners trading under the firm and style oil h@
Hargroye II Co. and Robert {. Cutler. p'
Is CHANCfRY. ,Il
On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel who pea Puck
and appearing to the Court that the defendant I'll ,hs
ct IT, is inhabirant of this country 1t Is "rdeS SEMI
the Defendant Nathan Lots, adnr. OF Jseob f"che'
decd do retain in his hands, any monies, goods ~ hand.
which he has which may hereafter come TO M 70 the
belonging the said defendant, Jacob Puche u. nan
amount OF two hundred aud fifty dollars subject !, h y, tour
tis demand and the future order and decree OF '
concerning the And is further ordered ina.
rhs order be forthwith inserted in the iynclhrg for w
newspaper published in the of LynchpuIs' , front
months, successfully. and another copy posted At i ~"
doo Of the cour,-houso Of this county some court
AoofA-'es''' ST. GARLAND, Gu
- =. - $50 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
RE.NOV:lL.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS,

AVE removed their establishment to the House
recently occupied by Mr. r. b. Noryell, oppo-
site Messrs IL. B. Richards & Co. Hardware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public TO give them call, and examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
uOoDs' &c &c. TO which they daily making
very interesting additions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
n Office.

MILL BE positively sold, Saturday, the
w 25h day of November next, at Lovnestom,
by virtue ofa deed of rust executed to BY II. S.
Peyton. the DWELLING HOUSE, Out Houses
ss4SX%Ss Lots, 4 Tract Of eight .fCrPS Of
SSs@ Land, adjoining; this property is very
ss9* convenient and valuable aud would sui suit
DWELLING HOUSE Co., is quite commodi-
ous. having four rooms Siiil and four fre-places
below stairs and pas --..A sage and two fire.
places above stairs besides in the cellar The
out buildings good, and the house one ofthe
lots will answer fora Shop, Store or dwelling The
land is fine and we can safely 1t is the most de-
sirabie property in Loving ston.-The terms of sale,
will be fourth for cash, less. if can do with
it, the balance ON credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months. Bond and good security. and lien retain
ed on the property will be required 1t is hoped that
purchasers will not suffer tins valuable property to be
sacrificed Creditors invited TO attend, as well as
all who desire to purchase. 1t is believed the title is
unqnesllonable. SAM'L. LOVING,
CllAS. PERROW, i''s'eeS'
Oct 50 tbs
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ANYTHING y.sR,s.S. Sc. .sr

StSf received, = small lot Of three threaded En-,
~ lisa aras AMI Woisled, beautiful and scare. ar
tjcles,
C,sdle and Cub Blankets,
Mohajt, Worscd, Cotton aud S;lh Hosiery, &c. &c
MARTIN, WARD& DAVIS
October g Is
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF .s.NK r. ~ ST k.F.vD.

1 NDER the provisions OF u trust deed, made by
y James :. Penalleton. and others. on the 26li
das oi November lse'. aud duly recorded in i,r
Clerks ofhce ui The eoutty court o. Amherst. the
undersigned. acting At the request of the Pres
ideot and Directors oi the Farmers ianh oi Nusl-
MA. will On SATURDAY. THE Gru DAY OF
JANUARY, 1855, II O'CLOCK. tnoon) Of that
das, pucccd IT, sell. IL The highest bidder ai tilc
FRONT DOOR Of THE EAGLE HOTEL, IN
4
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HAVING located himself At Mr.. Druty Moor
Il J. m.u's, Wards Road, Campbell county, offers
his services in the different branches OF his proles-
sion the citizens Of that vicinity and The adj
parts Of Piitsyl,ania.
July - Gn
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HATS HATS
GEORGE, w. GAINES,

r,rsn WHO has been practical Halter from
EEesM 1919 To The present time. has taken the
GS stand OF Il. II. Wood, and is now making
and finishing Hats 81 every price aud
quality, w: SIN Hats OF the most brill, lusire :
fine white and LlncL Beaver ditto: black and
white Hats of medium quality. which for service aud
elasticity, shall be unrnall.d; BOYS aud Youth,
ditto; Ladies Fur Capes and Tippets; llattt 5
Trimmings aud Materials. With the above Shall
shortly receive splendid assortment OF Caps.
HATS, both silk and fur, made nj lhe shortest
notice, and in the most fashionable st,ir.
GEO. w. GAINES.
Oct, Pm
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BDNNETS.
STOCH 8, sc. SC.

We W "A ~ NSf. SSCs
E9LAIN aud figured Satin Stocks various quail
4 ties.
Bombazinc do. do. Black Italian Cravsi.,
Rn1le aud plain Linen Shirt Bosons,
Linen Collars, black Satin Shirt do,
SILK and Buckskin Shirts aud Drawers
Just received.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
October 26 rs
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VIRGINIA At rules held in tho Clerks Once of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
county Of Amcr- Monday tbs ih dag of september,
1897
Ornund Wqre anl Poly v bis wife, aud Peter G. Camden,
Paintiiis,
against
Edmund Winston late sheriff Of Amherst county, and
such admin OF John Mare Sol'r., deed William
Ware bnbnss are, Anderson Ware, Mansfield Ware, eu-
ben s Ware Richard Eubank and Polly his wife, John u.
Ware Anne are, james -. Ware William A. Ware Edward
Nar. Garland " are and Penleton Ware, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Dubnay Ware, Anderson Ware. Mansfield
Ware Reuben 3 NaIc, John d. Ware Gusavus A. Ware,
William \. Ware, Garland " are and Edward Ware hay-
ng entered their appearance and security according
The ac of Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud appear.
ng bv satisfactory evdcRcc that they inhabitants lhs
ordered that the said Del nants do appear here
the first day of April term next and answer the bill othc
Plaintiffs and that copy %. this order be forthwith inserted
in the ynchnrg Ngnan Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted the front door OF the Courthouse OF this county
Copy-1cste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, elk.
Oct. 10 WIN
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Valuable wood 4, 'Tslasg,er l.a;as
Ed5IS S.HE, H.,

~ frlda, the It'll day Of November, " i'll he sold
" to The highest bidder, I'm lots TO suu putcla-
seas IN the town Of L,nchburg before tac trout door
Of I hailcs Dhepss uuction roonl At = clock
credit Of g. IL lo, II mouths, attract oi Laud, about
5 miles from Lyuchhur2, containing so Acres, aud
adjoining the L1nds OF WIN. Pannrll. Dlnirl Can
dlrr. Jno. Gambler. Mrs. Towles, Richard Perkins
ThJs. Noornau, aud Robt. Rives--a gfclf portion
OF hich * well wooded aud timbered, and Of good
heart ut the cultivation OF GRAIN aud Tobacco aud
alIhnughit lies uuIulilin- large areas of it we'll
adapted to the formation of Meadow. One portion OF
tins Land is valuable for It's Timber, owing to lis con
tiguy To Saw Mill another for its cow nicnce TO
Lyme burg, being enough To iaultwo loads Of
Wood per day. The balance, about one half, though
farther from market rs good for cultivation, aud lies
better than the PORTIONS all being well wa'crcd
Perhaps great an opportumit, viii not be offered
shortly 10 purchase LAMBS on such accommodating
terms. Private bids will be received until dav of
Sale and any person wishing TO buy, will be shown
the Ltnd by the subscriber, until the day OF Sale.
RO. II. GRAY.
n. r. II Gcntlenrn wishing to buv should prefer
that TIE sale should take place the Land, they
will meet al Mr. Phelpss Immediately after an car
ly breakfast, aud proceed forthwith the Land
should conclude to hold the Sale there.
Terms Personal security. with deed OF trust W
be required Tor the Isl payment. deed trust alone
for the tmee last.--Negroes, and 3 or horse wag
Oh and team will be taheain pant. Il, II. @.
Now IDS
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.VEBS' a. DO3DS.
II . Is y IL "a W A n SON


4 RE NOW opening III their CASH STORE. q
"A large and general assortment ol FAIL n
WINTER GOODS, purchased III the Norhcrn
Markets at auction for CASH, all of which they are
determined 10 sell a, much than the same
qualities eycr Offered IN this market.
Werc.pectlully ask cali from III persons wishing
to buy, as VIC will take pleasure in exhibiting oul
Goods, whether we sell them OF nat
Tho following few Of tho CRITICIZE comprising
Stnc's.
Cloths and Cassimercs, all colors and prices,
Saiinets, blue, mixed and striped,
kentuck, Jeans, large Let.
Flannels all cnlors, (very chcap)
Pulled Cloths, ; and Cd vide.
Iwlllcd Jeans good article for Negroes Clothes,
Lnscy, Sd aud Al, solid aud striped,
Merino Circassians,
Bleachcd Cotons, very cheap,
Brown do do
Silks, black aud oolorcd,
French I5ombazines,
French worked Collars, cheap,
Blankets "a large lot) some very large ior Boat Gov
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Chinese Mulberry. &c.

flNliE subst rlbcr will have Tor sale. this Fall the
4 W0rrs HUhicau on Chinese Mul.
bcrr, Cuttings. pr ,iuc,ng leaves from ; to IS IN
ohcs IN Observation-Disclosures the Morus Alba or
White Italian Mulberry Seeding nees-vhich will
BE- sold on scr, accommodating tcrlns.-Aso a large
supply otthe large White Crop NIH Worm
Eggs. Appl, at tho Office OF the Lynclb,,rc Nir
s.uan, whele specimen Of the Silk. made TIN. sea-
son. may be SEEN o. to Mr.. James Gamcwo, at the
Mulberry Farm. two miles !lo'n L>uchb,rg. on the
1 amherst Court house ,ond.
L. FLETCHER & Co.
Angus! II Is
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TH.ICT or s..IVD.

situated on the road iron, New Glasgow 10 Amherst
Conit-housc, in the county Of Amherst. and desig
mated IN plot made tie 29th oi December. 1-2s.
by the surveyor OF Amherst. lanes 8 Pen1eion's
Upper Tract. containing by the said survey