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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
Celebrated Componnd BOneset or Cough
C0ndN.

Candy,
EREpARED by James Richardson, Boston,
from the following prescription, viz
Bonesct, Elecampane root, Liquorice, Squllls,
Ansener Root lloarhound, FlaXsecd, Sene-
gac, Harver root, Coltsioot, and Iceland Moss
all of the vegetable kingdom: The public
may be assured it contains no acid or honey
which predisposcs people to take cold, there
by securing n disease which cannot be re.
moved by medicine. The community can
now Judge whether it is medicinal prepara-
ton or not.
N. B.--For clearing the voice for those
who sing and talk n great deal, there is moth
ing 80 cffectua and yet pleasant to the taste
1t has been found by experience 10 be an ef-
fcctual remedy for sore throats.
Wholesale in Boston only by VIM. Brown
Druggist, 4sl Westinghouse: retailed by
all the Druggists. In Newport only by Il
J. TAYLOR, l46 Thamcs-st. ID.
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fCP NOsicc. IN

THE business of the late firm Of Tilley a.
Hazard must be settled am unwilling
to put the demands in the hands OF an officer
for collection, but shall do it soon, if cannot
collect the same without further notice.
VIM. JAMES TlLLEY.
Sent I3
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E~-A ONE half of the lot of land
&A:!:A with half the dwelling house
% iiM thereon standing, situate in
s.3 Spring street, together with
the Barn and wood house, formerly belong
ing to Benjamin G. Eddy. will be sold on
reasonable terms. The Estate now offered
for sale, is sufficiently commodious to accom-
niodatc a large family. If it should not be
sold, previous to the 25th day of March next,
it will OH that day be sold at public auction,
at ii o'clock A, NJ. on the premises. For
terms apply to SAMUEL GRAY, 80, Chestnut
street, Providence. Or in this place to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Newport, Nov. %, 1893.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

Dissolution cf Co-parinership.
THE Co.partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of J. j. Turner s, Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. V.TURNER,
OLIvEB e.. TUNNER,
II. T.. TURNER.
Newport, Sept. u, lS3S.-[O [O25.
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Indian Purgalive Pills,

"A natural remedy-oppIieoJle 10 our Con-
stituiions--,and competent TO cure
cre,y cweable disease
,oou he fouoI an IIe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
n OF f..

A Co.PARTNERsHIP, in the practice of Me-
IN dcne. has this day commenced between
JAMES J. TURNER, and HENRY f.
TURNER, under the firm of J. J. Turner
& Son. J. V. TURNER,
II. T.. TURNER.
Newport, Sept, %, lS38.-LO25.l
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PO.THOI'S .uEi.ihLiC
= a WN,'. SsS,a A.Y $.

z A. z -: ; E% = p 5.
gUST RECEIVED, large supply OF the
" above article, for sale at the inies
Ornamental mir Emporium, lH Thames.
st.. with crcat variety Of old French aud
Englsh SOAPS.
~ Camel Hair, Cashmere, and Raw silk
shawls. and Garments oi all descriptions
CLE.Ll;SED ard DRESSED. Plain
s,archlrg a1d crlmPrrg done. For inlurna.
ton epI'y us above.
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Sept. 18th.
N z w

~ 49, wv
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
AT JAMES HAMMOND'S.
Thibet and Brochi Shawls,
Moussenc dc Iaine aud Victoria ditto,
Edenboro' and Highland Shawls,
Cashmere and wrought Mcrino Scaris-Silk,
Cause AIousselinc dc l.ainc and pic mic ditto
Lace Ilusiye-I hulc and Nett ditto
Bonnet and Cap ribbons,
Black and Coloured Alpines,
Thibe, and Nlerino Cloth fashionable colors
AIoussenes de Laine- now figures
hloussenes dc lainc, of figures for Children
French Chinlz, fall coors, now style
Blue Black Satiins and Modes for Manteillas
Black Lace and silk Fringe;
Belt ribbons, and superior kid Gloves;
Challey Merinos-new pa,terns-a beautiful
article for children's wear;
Black and blue black silks, and
Fancy colored ditto-a great variety at very
low prices
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For Sale. OF to Let.
To Let.

.And possess,on giren on The lSt Of November,
IA Six chambers in the house of
fsI.NA Capt. Borden Wood in John
!.s, street. Apply to
ka4sAsA JOSEPH LYON.
Newport, Oct. 4, 1888.
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rvrnlsH IrFCnLs, q uc Ca, qrsr,y. for sale
: l., n. TAYLOR.
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CD AISiN>.-5O boxes and half boxes raj
n a sins, jus, received and Tor sale, by
T. T. s. ". NtwroN.
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|OTTON TLANNEI.---On bale un-
Y bleaebcd and of n superior quality, rc.
sci,ed M JORN r. 10 U.N'SE.ND' $.
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IEEClIES.

q nRIiLARDs SNUFF ~ ToBAC-
CO-for .ale. by L.. T. & w. NrwToS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21

And "h''h any ''crr Of h J. s!t;cs ;7s:iga'ea
participated IL certain late riocus proceedings N ~,
sac Of Pe"nsyi:an'I az alleged :" Tie proclamation Of
tie Governor a. said State ard e h:l i:ra.rr,. ,r.
the President has taken TO :nTes':gae and punch s3;i
acts; ard WRITER sHrh ":cets .i' e.ar:. in The s,r
vice Of E" t"',~9 *'ars
!, 4ny Eua arir:a:,G debate ensured d.. n. ~. 40
ro@i'on IL .'ch H'sNTS !.;"d, F";r;.n y, mr. hc
hnh'h NJ" hr"'y i'"'"S'fa''o t.H !! vas reca 10
without u!'i'"n
l"'f" heiT@ - r;k"i arSircsS "'urr IL" C!sir
ir''I"hs rEG 'i"n"fln'S "ef" then itrsc:3,j D.?
N'>'T7 f"'i'cnler, E.iGgs, GFra"vt', rnG Rod f
H'!::aGhn#t'S'
thr. lafw:"t"r F!c'crtcd the PARTITION "c Henri,
Hatch FOR indemnity account uf French snail ,,
prior to icUu; It Mary Page. TOR Rpvo!r'ioaarY uc,
OF S!!vanns W"od '' increase ct pension l"vi E,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
7Ecsday. Dsccmir Is.
IN SEN Arm

To 6av, after the Transaction of tie rcr,iu usirss,
the bill making Appropriation in par, for the support cf
Gnrcrnmcnt M the years less, coming up Nj Wall
offered an amendment aPproprlatng two hundred and
hiy thousand dollars for the payment Of pensions to
widows. under The law If last session h.r Benton
opposed the amendment because il connected with
common appropriation bill one which should he brought
forward on It's merits An animated discussion
cnsueG, embracing in lis range The merits Of the whole
pension system. in which Mpss:s Calhoun. Davis WALL
Buchanan, Hubbard, Wright, Morris. Pierce Strange
and Allen participated and which was not concluded
when the Senate adjourned -Eyoic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
CHEAP FILL GOODN.

am now receiving my fallsupply of0oods, comp,i
1 sing an extensive and well assorted stock of alta
pie and fancy goods would solicit a call from
my friends and the public generally before pufehas
ing beng confident that they will find many dcsira-
bic articles at less prices then be found n, any
other establishment. The following poods I c,jI
thci, particular attention TO
One Case Cd black Bombazines 81 cts. To al
Black Lusilrings, good 81 cts
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans so cts. toSl
Cases Beaehed Cloths (nne) l2A cts.
pieces Ingram Carpcling 81 l25toal o5
100 French Worked Capes 75ctsroSi
N. Il. A large assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Clonks, Over Coats, Mcrno and Lambs Wool
oh'fts' Drawers, &C. &C. DC. M. HART.
Oct. ] -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
Land for sale nj Auction.

RY VIRTUE ola decree Of the county cour, of
- Campbell, pronounced at the October term,
1888, the undersigned commissioner appointed by
sad couri, viii proceed 10 SELL the highest bidder
at Bedford court honsc, on Monday the Goth day of
November next, a certain TRACT OF LAND, w.
ing in bedford county, the waters of Goose Creek
adjoining the lands of Mr.. Arthur Nance and Others
owned by Peter ToeI, deed containing 500 Acres
OF valuable Wood Land, some part Of which is creek
low grounds.
Also. by virtue ofthe same decree, shall proceed
TO SELL TO the highest bidder at Franklin courthouse
on Monday the Sd day Of December next, Tract
of uncleacd Land, lying in franklin county, on the
waters of Pig River, adjoining The lands Of John
Hale. Henry Troupls and Castleton Wade ow ned
by the said Peter Toe, decd. containing 100 Acres.
Also, one other Tract, lying in Franklin county, on
branch Of Story Greek, adjoining the lands Of VIM.
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing 20 Acres the
same in woods
Terms twelve months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved personal security, and tho
title retained as further security.
ALFRED q. HORTON, Com'r.
October 81 t26N
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Lands, SHARES, Stocks, Crops, Nc. Nc.
AT AUCTION.

INHE SUBSCRIBER, having determined TO re-
L move from tins State about the close ofihe pre-
sent year. will the o9lh, day of November 1888,
at his residence, in the County of Amherst, expose
to sale by way public auction, the following valua-
bic property, real and personal, to wit: The Tract
OF Land on which he lives, lying on the Waters OF
Harris's Creek containing 5ll acres, more or less.
This Land is well improved, has on ii an Orchard of
choice FRUIT contains between so and 100 acre OF
Creek bottom, and is well worthy the attention OF
purchasers.
Also, E likely and valuable Slaves, about 90 head
Of Horses among them stations, several blood
mares of good blood, and some very promising colts
of good stocks 90 head of Cattle so head of Sheep
stock of Hogs, say about 40 or so head, the Crops
OF Corn and Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, &c &c.
Terms ofsale-a credit of 2 months will be given
for the purchase money of all the property, Except
Land) the purchasers giving bond with good per-
sonal seeurlly-The terms OF the sale of the Land
will be liberal and made known on the day of sale
If be not previously sold privately of which due
notice shall be given. should il occur.
BENJAMIN NORVELL.
Oct. ids
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than The mighty tide of commerce which floats up
on the Ohio. And will Virginia. with her COM
manding aud unrisaed position, faier now, for IA
moment IN the effort she is making TO secure 10 her
sell The principal portion Of this great trade Will
sue 't"l snller mean, sectional jealousies and mar
TO" contracted views Of her destiny and her duty, to
distract her councils and paralyzc her energies p
inst not, Sin Aud Of one one thing am certain,
thar II the merchants of Virginia possess the enlarged
minds, ana The Tar seeing intelligence of their rivals
ard Their brethren in New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Charleston, they will permit tho
opportunity OF Their re-assemblage in u CONNER
e,a Conventlonto pass away without solemnly de-
c'aring to the legislature aud people of Virginia that,
nnl'l our ciliesa placed position to command
large portion OF the trade Of the great West. all
other e'ofisto 10 establish our foreign con,rerce
must be vain aud futile. Such m expression from
such body could not but the happicst influ-
rnce upon the fortunes Of he State this critical
period of her history.
A MEMBER OF THE LATE
COMMERCIAL CoNyENTIor.
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Sale Of Land and Negroes.

RY VIRTUE of decree of the county court Of
- Campbell Of the day of October, 1898, Iii
the Of :. Smhson VS.. Toel," &c. he under
signed, commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
will proceed, on Thursday the 9Th day of December,
1898, the premises, 10 sell, public auction to
the highes, bidder the Tract of LAND on which
she now resdss, being about four miles from the
town of Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A
cres and has on it comfortable buiIdngs-Aso at
the same time and place. certain negro man nam
ed Lewis. the property Of the estate OF Peter Toell,
decd Terms, twelve months credit for the Land and
Negro, the purchaser purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security. md The title TO the
Land retained as further security. for its purchase
money! Possession the Land gwen Immediately
but the dwelling house, yard, garden and orchard,
retained until Christmas, 1889.
MARY TOELL. Conf.
October 25 TOD
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YTNI1E undersigned gives notice that he will con-
Il tinue his course of Medical instruction during
the ensuing year, TO commence the first of Novem
Der, and termiHae with the close of the succeed
ing September.
Along with the usual mode ofinsruction by books.
&c. will be associated during the late course,
the impressive and useful, well as the least
laborlous method, by lectures and demonstrations !;
and whenever cases occur in either the practical
departments, clinical devcoc ments and illustrations
will be given. In.he Of the ensuing winter,
in consequence of the increased applications to re-
ceive and treat resident patients, the undersigned in
tends enlarging his building and to erect and orga-
nze an lnfrmary for the reception Of servants labor
ing under surgical, well chronic Diseases gene
rally, in which students will enjoy frequent oppor-
iunities, during the term. of witnessing and study
ing cases and operations.--the most instructive
mode of prosecuting the study Of practical Medicine
and Surgery.
From six TO eight students OF Medicine can be ac-
commodated with board and lodging al the residence
Ct the subscriber.
JOHN p. METTAUER, M. ID.
Prince Edward G. II. Oct. % 3w
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Locust 7hicket for safe.

'NlilS tract OF land containing seventeen hundred
Il and thirty four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land is now offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
OF Lntle Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell
about twenty five miles iiom Lynchburg, and ad IONS
the lands of Philip Payne senr. 1t may be advan-
tageously divided into two three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application TO William IL. Mcfarland.
Richmond or TO the subscriber in Lynchburg. DR..
Withers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne. will be kindenouph
to show the land. WM RADFORD.
Oct. Is 70
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LAND for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of decree Of The county
L Court of Amherst, pronounced at December
Court, 1887 the undersigned commits sioners
will proceed to SELL public auction, upon the pre-
misses, on the 18th November the Tract Of Land,
belonging to the Estate of Nicholas Davies deed as
cerained by recent survey, 10 contain four hundred
and seventy acres, more OF less, lying Upon the
waters ofPedlar and James Rivers.
Terms Of sale one, two and three years credit
bond aud approved security will be required. and
the title of the Land retained until the bonds are
wholly discharged.
WHITING DAVIES,
Oct Is ids
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81 l. T. ,


ON the 18th day ofNovember, 1888, there will
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
tract OF land, containing about $50 Acres, more
orless. The Tract lies adjacent to the lands of
Stephen Martin, Gideon Turner and others, on
the waters OF Goose Creek, in the county of edford
and is part of the Tract of Land on which John
Clayton resided at the time Of his death. The part
to be now sold is the portion allotted Sam'l. Clay
tor in the division of the real estate of said John
Claytor decd
And on the 18th day of the same month, the
House and Lot, in the town of Lynchburg mmedi-
ately across the alley from the Washington Hotel,
will be sold at public auction. The sale will be
made in front Of the building.
The sales will be made in pursuan ce of a decree OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv
for the town of Lynchburg, made at the May term,
1887, in the case of Peticoas &c. as Clayton and
Others
TERMs-One Il two years credit, in equal amounts
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds and Sc
curty, and the title retained until the full amount
hereofis paid off and satisfied.
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
Sergt and Commissioner
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.V'OI'xCE.

n PETITION viii be presented TO the next Lee
u gs'aure OF Virginia, praying for II new county
out OF parts of Amherst and Bedford lying and being
IN the upper end Of said county, and between the To-
bacoo Row and Blue Ridge Mountains--and also
meeting OF the citizens friendly to division of said
county, will meet at Richard J. Pryor's Tavern Ped
lar Mills, ON Saturday the 20h of October next and
on Thursday The 25lh Of the same month At Waugh.
Ferry, al winch places map of said county will be
presented TO the citizens, designating its Jou ndaric
mountains. roads, &c. &c.
Aug. 27. IN
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Albion Corn Plaster !!

uNHE Albion Corn Plaster sotcns the Corn however old
- and tough, and the The relief al
Sy,L :! is gentle immediate and thorough.
Recent Case.
Sl do not hesitate give my most unqualIhed oppro-
baton in favor of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster by
the of less than box Mrs. Sowe has been cured OF
her which had been exceedingly troublesome
and painful for years. and add flor the encouragement of
those who owing TO repeated disappontments in the va
rous remedies esorted have finally despared of cure
Plaster cured hercoms after ing other highly
commended remedies purpose and what increases
confidence the supeoroy of Plaster, is the fact
has been used by several OF my ncghors with equally
good success. SETH SToWEll.,
Keeper of Toll House, ). Boston Bridge.
Boston June 17th.
Price 80 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
TOWN Property for SALE.

PURSUANCE of a decree of the Hastings
Soart the corporation Of Lynchburg, at its
reptu'fy term. 1888, in the case of VIM l. Hol-
S"a nu, plaln,iii, vs. VIM. Snead, admir- of Walter
a a"u o,hers, defendants the undersigned, ap-
Po'n'eu commissioner for that purpose will. on
'he lst ofNovember next, procee ed to sell.
a! Puolc auction, on the premises, to the highest
9'a %e on credit of and IL months, hail. acre
M Io On IocHo,s'ree adjoining the white house of
to give bond with good personal security ''f''''
~ HENRY DuNNINGT0N, Com'r
tds
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Reginlcnlal Orders.

A II meeting of the President and Directors of
IA the l.ynchburg Toll Bridge Company, on the
25th day Of October, 1888 1t was ordered that the
several Stockholders in this Company dopay into the
hands of the Treasurer, before the 1st day of
December next, the of twenty dollars upon
each share owned by them in this Company, being
the fourth requisition-and also the further sum OF
twenty dollars upon each share as aforesaid, on or
before the 1st day of January, l39, being the fifth
requsition for rebuilding the Bridge of this Compa-
ny al Lynchburg. WIN. w. NORVELL,
Treasurer
October % Ct
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FOR RENT.

n VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
4 ing 300 acres, belonging TO the late Robert NJ.
Warwick, deceased, in the County of Amherst, situa-
sed within mile from Lynchburg. On the tract
there is comfortable Dwelling House, and all ne
cessary out houses-Also large and first rate
orchard. Possession will be given the first of De-
cember.-Also
FOR SALE,
Several good Mich Cows. For terms, &c. apply to
DAN'L J. WARWICK.
Oct. 25 DIV
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II HOUSE .g.v.D LOT,

now IN the occupancy OF Dr.. Warner Jones' The
House is one story Dwelling, with seven rooms
a neat yard, and excellent garden. with some three
OF iour Acres Of highly improved Land attached to It.
There IS good Stable. Smoke house, Ice house
kuchcn, &c, and all tho necessary improve mcnts for
The convenience oi u iamy-Auached 10 this prope,-
~ 'saStore House sufficiently large for any Merchan,
IN country village. This House can be used AZ
an oiiee. either Ion "A Physician Lawyer. Per
sous who wish to purchase viii be shown the uro-
pcry by Dr. Warner Jones, who resides upon the
promises, OF by me, any time before, or ON the day
of sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

STOCKS, sc.
lust received, large and beautiful assortmen
- of Winchester's celebrated plain and fancy
Bombazine, Satin and Silk Stocks,
Plain and irilled Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD Il DAVIS.
September 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
DDCELLI.v'S. HOUSE.

standing near the Academy, in the occupancy
OF Capt. John u. Duncan. Tn. House is new and
not ye' finished bn will be before the day Of sale
~ Is sufficiently large FOR family OF amy size
There are about three Acres of Land attached to IT,
with all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown to any person who nay wish
10 purchase, either by Capt Duncan or IN, SELF on
or before the day of sale. New Glasgow is u pleasant
village, IN line neiehbofhood, Immediately on Tho
stage road. between Charlottesville aud Lynchbu,r
II IS well situated for Lawyer, Physician or n
Merchant. The terms of sale will be one two
three and four years credit the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security and u deed OF
trust to secure the payment of the purchase money.
GEO. CALLAWAY, luu
for Cha's. III. Page.
New Glasgow, Sept. 81 ,3N
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on a
w credit Of six months, at the late residence of
Beverly Davies, decd in the county of Amherst, on
the 18Th day of November next, all the pershable
property of said deceased, consisting of STOCK of
every kind excepting Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Plantation Utensils. Crop of Corn and
Fodder, Oats and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
required to give bonis with approved security.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Admir-.
Of Beverly Davies, deed.
Oct. IA ids
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ROBERT A. PENDLETON.
s4ttOrNeu at LINN.

AylNG located himself at Amherst Cour,
Lour's oil the counties ofAmherst and Nelson. AM
usness entrusted to his management, will receive
Sept. "a
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Wanted immediately,

~ ABLE-BODIED NEGROES, for the
III balance Of the year; for which there will be
liberal wages paid. Apply at Mr.. NJ. Harris Store,
Lynchburg. JNO. S. KING.
October Or 81
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HOUSES fT3i AND LOTS,
FOR 5", MILE

'HNllE subscriber will offer for SALE nj public
auction, on the premises, on Saturday the 81
day OF November next,
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Oct. l
80 .vEGROES WANTED,

l WILL pay the highest prices for fifty likely
] young negroes, among the number a few good
mechanics. w. III. HARRIS.
PSI can be found at the store of Homer &
Watson.
Sept. 81. Is
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ssiNl2MiSo
nF"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

s published reekly (erery Monday and 7hwsday
-Four Dollars per payable adcance. No snbscrp-
ton r be recciced fora shorter period Than months and
no paper be discontinued fercept al The discretion The
Editers,J until all ayrearages are paid.
UJADVER TISEMEN inserted at 50 cents per square
ess The first Insertion and 81 for erery subse-
dscnf insertion.
GTJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiously
Nd our reasonable TERMS
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BOmilets

BOnnetS.
IUST received, "a beautiful lot of Florence Btaii.
- English plain Straw and other kinds RsHhels,
Nuns Hoods, &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD K DAVIS.
September 81 Is
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RED HOUSE TAVERN.

49, THIS ESTABLISHMENT has
EI;1 lately been very much improved, aud is now
Z2X FOR RENT.
Possession will be given the first day of December
next Ii is needless for say, what every person
knows that this of the best stands in Virginia
CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Charlotte county, Va, Sept. 3 2m