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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27

,,ssr Discontinued until 81 a,rearages arc
II =, e.s, al the option Of tho Editor
u Advertisements inserted at thc uaua. rates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
MONDAY, OCTOBER :,

~ SrNATE--fae discussion on The snb'rea
sary bt consumed the greater portion Of lbi, days
su,ur VI -srs Preston, Calhoun, and Wight
participated 10 The debate
rac amendment Of tie House to the plot re se-
d,ion fi,lec ,hs tims Of The adjournment, snhst'.
tutnr The 10Th Far Tic 9lh inst was bkon up and
az reed to and the Senate adjourned
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
r 8. rrolion, P,epacio, and Publisher.
TERMS:

.rWO DOLLARS, il paid in advance
Ma psllsrs and FiAy Gents, II not paid within
y. 10 Dollars, il not paid until the end Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
Sale of Valuable Lands.

DG virtue Of decree of the circuit superior
- court OF law aud chancery for the county
OF llenrlco, pronounced on the ith day of June,
1886, IN cause IN which the Attorney General
IS plaintiff and Thomas Mitchell and others
are defendants, the Undersigned, appointed a
commis s1oner for that purpose will sell, on
Thursday, the 10Th day of March next, Uhe
same being the first day Of Patrick March court.
at Patrick court house, the following valuable
Tracts OF Land, TO wit: A tract or parcel OF land
lying and beng In the county of Patrick, in the
fork Of GobIngtown creek containing 500 acres
being the same tract Of land conveyed by WIN.
Nit, hell to William Berkeley, formerly treasu-
rer OF the commonwealth of Virginia, by linden
tnre dated the 18th day Of March, 1899. One
other tract Of land lying in the same county ON
both sides OF Dan river, containing 300 acres :;
and another tract IN the same county containing
3li acres, ON Archer's creek beng the same
lands conveyed by William Mitchell TO the SAID
William Berkeley, formerly treasurer as alore
said, by lndenlure dated the 27th day of June.
1870. The lndentures were duly recorded in
the year 1893 in the clerk, office of the county
court OF Patrick, TO which reference may be had
for farther description of the lands
by direction Of the decree, the said lands will
be sold at public auction, on the following terms
One third of the purchase money TO be paid down,
one third IN one year, and the residue IN eigh-
feen months.
n. NJ. TALIAFERRO, Com'r.
January % Wtds
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pY virtue OF decree, pronounced by the
ID county court OF Amherst, al the Noyem-
Der term, 1896 in the case of W ilam Hairless
and others, aginst Henry Hairless and others, in
q sui therein depending, the undersigned, who
i, thereby appointed Commissioner for that pur
pose, will, on Thursday, the ID day of March
next, offer Tor sale TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, the tract of Land, In said proceedings
mentioned, il being the tract of Land on which
William Hairless, dec, lived at the time of his
death. This tract lies near the Amherst Springs
and contains between 800 and 400 acrcs-has
on ii some rich Tobacco Land, and is worthy
the attention of those who wish 10 purchase.
| will also sell, on Friday following, on the
premises, smaller tract of Land, belonging to
the estate of said William HAIRLESS this tract
contains between fifty and sixty acres or therea-
bouts, and lies near Pedlar River.
The terms are for both tracts, one third in
cash and the balance in II and Is months, in
equal instruments bond aud security will be
required, and lien retained to secure the credit
pawn. nts.-The undersigned will only convey
the ltle vested IN him, which he believes TO be
unquestioned.
JAMES +. TALIAFERRO, Com.
January % t2Nh
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WILL. be sold 10 the highest bidder on
w the 18th day of February, 1887 If far,
ifnot the next fair day thereafter Sunday ex-
cepted. all the estate Of Edmund Burruss, decd.
late Of Bedford county, both real and personal,
consisting of the following items, to wit the
Tract oil Land on which he resided, lying on the
waters of Goose Creek, aud containing 2aO acres.
more or less. nd Joining the lands oil Joseph I.
Higginbofham and others. The improvements
consist OF comfortable dwelling House and
other necessary out Houses, and the land IS in
good state OF improvement, and sufficient lie
work four or five hands 10 advantage. Also
another Tract of Land, in the immediate neigh
borhood, adjoining the lands OF Caleb William
son and others, containing $50 acres, more or
less, nea5ly all in woods, portion Of which Is
good tobacco land. The title 10 the above land
Is believed to be good, but | will convey none
Other than is vested IN me as Executor. The
terms Of sale are third cash on the balance
a credit Of IL months will be given the purcha
ser entering into bond with satisfactory securi-
ty.
Also 1 likely Negroes, consisting of men and
women. House hold and Kitchen furniture, crop
Of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, Fodder, &c. 5
head of Horses, stock OF Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
one four horse Wagon and Plantation Tools, &c.
Terms, all sums of five dollars aad upwards
credit of y months will be given, the purcha-
ser entering into bond with good security all
under ten dollars cash will be required
THOMAS G., BURRUSS, Ex'or. OF
Edmund Bnrruss, decd.
January 26 IDS
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VIM ER OF AZ ACES.
HNIllS really spi,ndid and UNSURPASSED I'M
u ported RACE HORSE, will cover maree
at my stable, the ensuing season at S60
The season, pay able within the same and Sl00
insurance, payable whenever the mare is ascpr-
tanned TO be IN ioal, or parted with, and one
dollar 10 the Groom, in each ease.-Extenslte
Pasturagc will be furnished without any charse.
and mares well fed with grain, Tor Two shilling,
per day. All eIef' ions and care will be made
10 prevent accident. and escapes, but there will
be no responsibility for either
SkGLARk is a handsome bay horse, Il
hands inches high, without any white, ol fne
action and high racing iom-- He has large
bone and tendons, and plenty Of muscle, i, ex
eellcnt IN all ardlnal points, has an uncommon
ly good shoulder, and deep chest, aud full
round and heavy carcass, with a short and very
strong back, and clean and dry filnty legs
HIS career has been unfivalled MS IA
Race Horse on any turf winning during
brilliant oureer OF SIX years, II races.
nearly 30 Of them being 3 aud ! miles and
often heats, under the hirhcSt weights, aud a
galnst the best hotses and even under these
crcum stances he was very rarely beaten He
has Won more Kings Plates than any horse that
ever run, "a IN number, and 80 successful WAS
be under the heaviest weights and long dlstan-
ocs, that " the alterations III the KINGS Plates
have been attributed TO his unparalleled perform.
ance1 And what l. most remarkable IN thls
wonderful performer, he was, At the aye of nine
Withdrawn from the turf without a blemlsh, aud
a. sound as the day he first startea.n after
challenging any horse to run miles, with 10
lbs. tbs races are too numerous even for detall.
as he won both classes of the Madrid Stakes. the
Gold Cup, the Peel Cup four tres, the Gold
Whip gwen by the Turf club twice, the Gold
WHIP given by His Majesty three times, the
Wellington Stakes, the klrwan Stakes twice,
the Sligo Whip, two Matches, and twenty -lour
Kns's Plates.
For further particulars see Hand Bills
SklLARk was get by Waxy Pope. winner
Of the Derby, and first rate four mile horse. dam
Skylark by Musician, Plrouctte by Young Ea-
gle, Paraso by Sir Peter Tea1le, Deceit sister to
the celebrated yellow Mare By Tandem. Per.
dlta by llerod, Fair Forester hy Sloe Forester
Partner, Cfoh's Bay Barb, &c.
Na1y Pope by WaXy, son of potsos, his dam
old Pruuella by IlighHyer, the +" dam of eleven
first rate runnets,h aud grandeur OF Mhnlrbonc
Wh,sker, Woiul Wire, and grandam OF Cha.
teau1 Margaux and Camel
Young Eagle was by Volunteer, son of Z
elipse, dam BY ilighayer, Engineer, Cade, La.
OF the Mill.
Musician by Worthy, his dam Woodbine b,
w oodpecker, dam Of Music aud Nmuet WIN
ners of the Oaks,) Puzzle by Mairhem, Princes
by Herod, Julia by Blank, Spectators dam b
Partner &c. For game, speed, laStngncss an
form, nothing can suipass tins pedigree.
JNO. l.. WHITE
Pittsylyania Courthouse, February .
i = The Editors Of the Richmond Enqnir,
are requested to publish the above adverti>
ment weekly for eight weeks, and forward the
accounts to this Office for collector.
February 2 wSw
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January %

VIRGINIA, TO VII At rules held in the Clcrkis
ofiicc OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and
fhoncery for the county of Amherst on Monday the
ID day ot January, 1887
George W. Garter, guardian for Julia A. Carter
John Garter and Walker s. Carter, infant children Of
Edward Carter dec, and legatccs of William Cartcr
dee, Prtns
against
Willis +. Dckcrson late guardian in right Of his
VIE NJ \ Dlckcison, formerly NJ A. Carter Of the aaid
Julta, John and Walker aud Thomas n Eubank She
ril oi Amherst, and Administrator with the will annex
ed OF Bartlett Cash dec and lillian Cash and " illiotn
sale, which sad Bartlett Cash, VIM. Cash and " ll1lain
sale securities OF the said Mary AZ guardian AT re
said aud the said Willis T.. Dckcrson administrator
with the will annexed Of the said William Garter dec
and lillian NJ Waller his security Dcfn
Is CHA&cERY
The defendants William Sale and William a 4h not
having entered then appearance and given security
according TO the 81 Assembly ana the rules nj ri .
Court md II appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that
hey are not nhabItanls of tins Commonwealth 1lt -
ordered that the said defendants appear here on ar be
lore the first day OF April ne l. and answer the bill
81 the plaintiffs and that copy of this order he forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published III the town
oi lYnehbuf9 Tor Two months succossivcy and posted
At tht mont door OF the Court house OF this county
Copy-Tcstc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr c.
'mahaty - w2m
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VIlRGlNlA AT rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the circuit superior court
oi law and chnnccry, for the town of Lynch
burg, the 9th day OF December, ls36.
W lllam W Peyton, administrator de bonis
non OF Edward Henry, decd, plrn.
against
Patrick H. Fountain, Nath1 W. Dandridqe
and Martha his WIFE John Fountain. Patrick
H. Fountain, jr, Edmund Redd and Sarah his
wife, William II Reane, Ann H. Roanc. Sa
fah Ann TrapnaIl, Phillip Aylett, William |
FOUNTAIN aud Sarah his wife, Philip Fllzhuob
and Mary his wife and Betsy Moore and Ann
II. Moore, infants, by commissioner Bcpaqh
specially assigned their guardian, derfs
The Defendant Sarah Ann Trapnall. MOI
having entered her appearance and given ,ccn
nly according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules 81 TIN, COURT aud ii appearing by salts
factory evidence, that she Is not an inhahitant
oil this country 1t Is ordered, that the said de
iendan do appear here on The first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
selted IN some newspaper printed in the town
ol LHnehburg, Tor Two months successfully. and
posted al the front door of the court house. IN
SAID town. Copy
December % w3m
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers are now MAMMA.
Il Cordage and Irvine, on new na,sae,,uring
and expect to keep good sunni pan
cry thing in that line Of business. thai !, VI ey-
ly wanted IN this section OF the country usual ~
our wish to induce purchasers, from the ona II IS
OF our work and prices, TO deal in this MARI aIt'F
II is useless TO paricularise We manufac,n, NET
~ size Irvine and Rope, ofCountrv Hon e'e.
are also manufacturing Cordage of eyerg v.
out Of Ma nllla Hemp, equal in quality AN ana
low as can be bought in other markets.WSuDu as
also making Cotton Seine Irvine. Cotto, " ate
pr'ng Twlne, and Carpet Chain, IN VERY zap
ror style Plough lines, range from Is sal''
TO 81 90 Bed Cords, from three to four do Ann
by the quantity. We wish TO purchase iU,,s
diaiely for the spring trade, FIVE or SIX ,on ,'s
&c" Tei-e,e e country Hemp Tor wls5
January 6 RI.
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IN pursuance Of decree n on ,unced bv The
= circuit superior court of law and chancerv
Tor the county of Amherst, at the last Seplember
'efn', IN the case Of Shepherd, &c. vs.. Long.
&c. 'herein depending, the undersigned, who IS
tne,r,eoy appointed commissioner for that purnose
wl''' at the next Amherst February court, offer
III >a'e 10 the highest bidder, for cash very
I,heY Negro Mamie is also repured 10 be a
LOU waterman. The undersigned will not war
the decree aforesaid though he believes lba, ~
be nnquesoned '' "
SAM. NJ GARLAND, Conn.
January % Oo,' T.
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'NiiE subscriber having retired from the Gro
cry ana Commission Business, wishe, to
cue up The business of the late firms of John
y, w m. e. Poe and & c. Poe, C. Poe and
roe henw'ck as early as possible. As some
o' 'r'e accounts have been OF very long standing
h" lurther indulgence can be given. Applica
, ~ may De made to myself, or Mr. James Il
Renwck, for settlement of the accounts -
CASWELL POE.
N. b wish to purchase next sprinu 500
cords Chesnut' Spanish and Black Oak Bark
tor which cash will he given. D'' la ="
January IS y A'''' ,,f''
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$40 REV. :. RD

hNAWAY from Section |. oftb, :.
IL River and Kanawba Improven one Jane,
Lynchburg, about the 18th las, Janpa,a n' neaf
man NAMED ALLEN, about fee, II Desfo
high, dressed IN drab cloth coat and ja,. inches
ed pan'aloons. He belongs to Col. Job voq D.
W oodng, near Plusylvania Courteous" ' Ii,
h "a the last year at the Jane Furna%saa'
boteto . county The above reward will Z.
gwen Tor his apprehension and return TO u, ns =,
Lynchburg, or secured in any jail in tbs S,''
so we get him gain. BABB & PACkF9p1a' er
February I'm
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Me>srs. William Oglesby, DAVID Oglesby.
John II Oslesby, Mary Osle,by, james 0
glcsby, Jacob Oglesby, Sarah Oslesby
Nancy Oglesby, O1lc,by PIcrman Saral,
Pierman, Elizabeth Picrman, Jane. Fowlcr.
William Warrington, james Scot and
Judy bis wife, James Wilmington, Thorn
as Scott, John Scott, Martha Scott. John
Carrot aud Nancy his wife, William Garrt
and Patsey his wife, Dllda Mcdaniel. Com
ml'ee Of Edmund Wilmington, james l..
wilmington, Charles Murrell and Eliza hi,
wife, Thomas Scott and Adeline his wife,
and James Benagh, guardian al lltem Of AID.
olson hlltneton, George Wilmington. La
mora W bntnglon Frances Wilmington. and
Reuben Wilmington, (infants)
yENAkE NOTICE, tina, we shall on tho ftb
u day OF March, 1887, AT the Dwelling House
ct Claiborne Harris IN the county of Buck
mfham, take the Deposition of Sally s Harris
= hat on the 10Th DAY Of March, 1897. at the
ONCE of ChlsweIl Dabnev, IN the town of
hynchburg, we shall take the Dispositions of
IlehJamln Nlggnton, and olhcrs.-That on the
ldh day oil March, 1887. at the Dwelling House
ni I ol, samuel Hancock, IN the county Of Bed
lord, we shall take the Deposition Of James p
scott and that on The Ith day Of March 1877
al the Dwelling House Of Howard Martin. in
The county OF Amherst, we shall take the Demo
sltlons oil SAID Martin, and others. which Demo
N'ton' when taken, are to be read as evidence
on the trial OF the suit, depending In the Circuit
superior ourlo al Law and Chancery, for the
town OF iYnchhurg, wherein you, William q
Sltsoy, ana David oglesby, are plaintiffs, and
the rest ot you 10 whom tins notice Is addressed
aud ourselves are defendants.
JOHN WlIITTINGTON.
aud Constance his irjf.
FEBRUARY Win,
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Education.

MY SCHOOL will commence, on Wed
WI nesday, the lst day OF March, and con-
tnue ten months, without any vacation, until
the end of the year; including two sessions OF
FIVE months each.
TERMS:
1st Orthography, Reading and Wr-
ting, ST 80 per ession.
I'd Class-Grammar, Geography and hrlth-
metic, s 10 per session.
81 Class.-iIstory, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, Rhetoric, &C. Sl2 %
per session. X. l.. TOW MEL
February . I'm
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. G.
January &c won

VIRGINIA AT rules held IN the Clerks
once OF the circuit superior court of law
and chanrery, for the county OF Amherst, ON the
"a day OF January 1887.
JOHN Eubank, plalntir
AgaihSt
Edmund Winston, late sheriff Of Amherst,
aud as such administrators with the will annex
3D. Of Robert Garland, decd. Nancy Garland,
James +, Garland, Spotswood Garland, Daniel
Peuow and William II. Loving Defendants.
IN CnANCERY.
The defendant William II, Loving, NOT hay
ns entered his app arance, and given security
'reerdlng 10 the act Of Assembly, and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing, by satisfactory
eVidenc', that he is not an nbabitant of thu,
ou"'ry, It Is ordered. that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next Anil
term, and answer the bill oithe plaintiff, and thai
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
l.ynchburg Nlrgnian, for Two months success
'lyely, aud posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
January 20 w2m
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OSCAR

~ THIS beautiful thorough bred
UN Horse, (ormerly the property of
&ASQ Mr.. Walter Coles Of Albemarle,)
N0 will stand the ensuing season in
-. vac. For further particulars see hand
bills, which will be circulated IN due time
BENJAMIN L. HUNT.
January o6 Is
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yLL EAGSa

1 LIKELY Jack, seven years Old near ih'I'e 'i,
- known t. be sure foal Feucr lie can be seen 81
nv plantation ON the road from Lynehhurg to Camp
~ C.n,t-botse JOSEPH C. HENDRlCk.
January 20 ot
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UlR7'yS YARD d DAVIS,

MARTIN, YARD d DAVIS,
just opened a lot of seasonable
4 l. GOODS consisting of
Super steel mixed Satinetts,
and common steel mixed Cloths,
Scarlet, yellow and green Flannels,
Green Balzes,
Black and scarlet trimming Velvets,
Super black ribbed Mohair Hose
do do Plain do do.
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NH. Arnlistead Long,:

'Ahh notice, that on the 3rd day of March
~. next, al the Spring Hotel, in Clinton,
sundry dispositions to be read in Tho trial Of y
SUIT now depending aud Undetermined in tho
circuit superior court of law and cboncerv 70,
the county of Campbell, in the state Of Virgi;nia
IN which ! am plalntIii and you are defen1an,
and should said dispositions not be taken on Thar
day, then they will be taken at the same nlace 90,
the day thereafter; but should it so Lanncn n ;,
'9e dispositions aforesaid are not taken on eitbsr
oi .he days above named then they will be taken
d, 'lt same place, on the 10Th day of the same
month, and regularly continued from day 70 da,,
III taken and completed. ''
F.ba : -'r' '''' -,
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$40 REV Ard

&TOLEN from before the door n ill.,
- scflber, on Saturday last, a dark g,a" p 5a
NEf B feet high, and has night wLi,oo :. .
OF; he is about 3years old. '''''' 'af
Apply to JOHN EABIrv
Richmond January ia
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Commissioners Sale of
Slaves &C..

y pursuance oil decretal order of the circuit
i superior court of law and chancery, for the
day of October, 1886, in a suit therein denen.
ding under the style OF Slanield vs.. Jones the
undersigned, the Commissioner therein named
VII, on the 23d day of February 1887 atthe
MARKET flouse, IN the town of Lynchburg, ex
dy money, the following slaves, namely Mary.
oam and George and so soon as the sale of
sad slaves Is completed the Undersigned will
D pn ,ne same gay, at the dwelling house Occupied
IN virtue OF the same decreta order, expose 10
sale, by way OF public auction, for ready mon
eey' sundry articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Acting as Commissioner. the undersigned will
only convey such little as is vested in him bv
the decretal order aforesaid. y
HENRY DUNNINGTON
Comr.
January % a,
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NOTICE.

4 IL. persons indebted the estate of William
"A L. krau,h, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims agans1
the estate, 10 bring them forward, that arrange
ments may be madelfor their adjustment.
h hr mr., p p1u;N,N,dlNNGsToN, lE,,ors
January >. 4w
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~ d. ROBES, OK
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

sbali On Er;J,v tho az, dar Of March nc1,
proceed to take the accounts directed by the io,,
going order Of court which day, at the pod POD
Of 10 o'clock in the morning, they are requst H.,
10 attend at my office, in this town. WITH n'o
accounts, vouchers and proofs, and copy ~ ~
the court papers, prepared for examinatio" '''
settlement. S. |. WATT, Conn
February W4W
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NOTICE.

gINIiE subscriber, having qualified as admins
L traitor Of the estate of Christopher Robert.
decd, requests all persons having claims against
said estate TO present them, properly authen tiea-
ted, for settlement AM all indebted to make pay
ment to him. ID. II. LYMAN,
Admr Of {. Roberts dec.
January 70 f.
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staple and Fancy
Bargains for the Ladies'.
H. ID. WurriH, Dentist.
OF PETERSBURG, "a.

OF PETERSBURG, "a
- ESPECTULLY informs the ladies' and
IL gentlemen oil Lynehbufe, thai he has taken
a room at the Washington Hotel, where he
intends remaining for short time From
his experience IN all the operation, Of Dental
Surgery, and the general satisfaction he has
heretofore gwen, he Is confident that he will
be able 10 please all those who may favour him
with call.
7. S Ladies waited ON a, their residence ii
lcsued
Jan l6 DIV
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Barber ShOns,

TlIE undersigned owners Of Barber Shops, in the
town Of lynehbufe, ind II necessary tor thcm IL
make an adv vance thair work. in order Il, meet the
universal rise Of every article of produce brought 10
market Unwilling to advance too Tar, or TO have dit-
ference among themselves in any charges they have
agreed upon the following prices;
For Shaving, 10 cents
Tor Trimming Hair Is 81 cents
For shaving and Trim .iinr, . cents
THOMAS GLADNOND
FREDERICK h. WILLIAMS
A. PRIDE.
January - ,z
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ONE CENT REWARD,

EFT the subscriber clandestinely, on the
IL LIST inst, JOHN JOHNSTON, a regular
" lndented apprentice 10 the Tailoring business
SAID Johnston Is about 10 years old, of small
size for his years-has black hair-salIow com
plexlon and depraved downcast look with
very rcrceptbIe detect in his left eye, which
compelled hun to wear green goggles. Had on
when he lett white hat,a blue coat, red striped
Llnsey Pantaloons, new-and cloth Vest,
and took with HIM variety ofother clothes
Will give the above reward for his delivery
To me, or confinement in Jail | hereby eau
non all persons from harboring. or in any
assuredly be put in force against any one offend
ing. JOHN ri RACK ENSTO
Fincastlc, Jan g. 81
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DYSPEPSIA

DR BECkNlIH'S PILLS, -nc OF the most certa-
- remedies ever tried for that distressing and damn
gerons complain, Dyspcpsia-kcpt constantly on
hand, and Tor sale by Il. STABl.ER
Aprl ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-09
Curriers' Tools, Hides,
Oils, Groceries &c

ana cordially invites the customers Of the
mouse, and his friends to call on him. Nothing
Snai' be wanting on his part TO give satisfaction
Hides will be bought as usual. Part;cnIar
ton will be paid to tn COMMISSION Brs,xrss
JAMES b. RENWlCk.
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