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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
New Spring and Summer
fE % 81 I'D 4

HNlE Subscribers beg leave to inform thc
friends and the public generally, that the,
are now receiving their SPRING AND 81 Il
MEit Steel; of GOODS. consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustrng Silks.
Colorcd Gro de nap do
Black Sinchew do
COl0red FIorcnccs
Snper Black Bombazincs.
good assortment Ladies' fancy Iankcrchicfs.
do do do do do Belt Ribbons.
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves
do black and cOlorcd Kid do
do blk, white Il color'd Cotton & Silk Hose
do green, white aud black Gauzc Wells.
Plain, Jackonct. Null Swiss Il Book Muslins
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bobinct Footin" and Ed"ings.
good assortment of Prints, Ginghams and
French Muslius,
Printed JaCiOnct do
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French Cambrcs.
An assortmen, of Ladies BonnetS,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
fInc Satin stripe white Muslins
embroidered do
5-i and i'll Linen Shcrtings.
ffS0. far GCntlrmcn's Summer Fear,
Black. blue and brown Camblc,
Black and brown twillrd Summer Cloths
Brown and white Drilling, and brown Linens,
4 few pieces Gror"ia NankccnS.
White n c0lor'd IlarScr> Il Valencia VcStng
Silk Poke lIain!lcrchrfs.
Also. Black. blu" and invisible Green Broad
Cloths.
Gcntlcmcn's color'd. white and brown half Hose,
do plain and pleacd Bombazine ';,oci>S,
do dO do Satin do
do Linen BoSoms and Collars,
do black and colOrcd lIo<k. Gloves
Al Irish Linens and l5lrachcd Shirtin"S
y good supply oi3i IS and A. brown Shirt
ing and n ShcctnGs.
Plaid and striped D"mcs,ics. and Bed Tcki:lSS
\ large supply Of Summer Hats.
Gentlcmen'S Shoes aud Fine Pumps,
Ladies' and Misses Sho, and fine Slippers
School Books. Cap and Letter Paper.
Also, Il general assortment of
Hardware, Saddlcry. Crockcry and Tin Ware.
Together with Il supply of
Paucluse OsnaburgS and Cation Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to enulneratc.
They feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. and hope by strici at,em.
tion to business 10 merit continuance of the
same. NICIIOLSOE N PRESLEY
Edgcfield, March ii. 1898 f6
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From Mc Uumiug,on (Dei.) Go-,t.c.

| LIE FATE OF NlUhDEEEu.-llauv O
our readers will no doubt, rccnlcct :: ira;
Glcal ALTAR which occurred at the theatre II
! lhhfIrcll0, Grnrgia, Il few wears since, il
Wnlch The son of one of the most respectable
c"iIenS oi this state, Caleb Ross. Esq. o
Laurel, was sho, by man named Angus.
tus l.. Glover, and who il was stated. had
previously murdered several other iulivid-
ualS MIR. Ross has expended Il large arnounr
| "' money, and cxcrrcd all his energies in
en''rnv"rln. 10 fcrrc, out the murderer of his
son; but all his efforts have. we believe, thus
Tar proved entirely uuavaiIin.. Bur. we
learn from tho Arkansas Times. of the I9lh
oi march last this monster in human shane
lih> ht length been overtal:cn bv Jus, and
wise Ir"vIdcncr. i'll his s;ngunary career:
ana fell by the same weapon with which
nc mas brought several Of his fellow men to
an "n''mcly grave. larpcaIs l!,a, Glover
mas succeeded III cvading the laws. and cSca-
pea from justice by conccaline himself in :,
remote part oftllc State Of Arkansas, where
lie lad married. and has been residing.
lhc Times says that on the lrIl of March
'ast Glover was assas>inatcd while travel
Ing The road from his residence on the Red.
lord Eay0n. To his ia,hcrin-!;lw's, Mr.. G.
Il. Watson, sr. He was in conlpany with
ms wife, II Young lady and two gentlemen.
III all hive persons. One of the con,pauy
Only had Il Gun, and that not charged. As
The company reached an open space in the
road, immediately on the bank of the baynu.
asnn shot was heard to fire from the onpo
site bank of the bavou, and some of the shot
penetrated! the clothes of scvrra! of the com
panv. Al The fire of the gun, Glover dis
mounted and took tn" only gun in cnupany
am! repaired behind Il tree. and called for
HE powder and shot. swearing he wou,J
ascertain w!io the ID assassin WIS
rs his friend advanced towards him with
The powder. &c. IL rifle was fired from the
same place. and probably from the same
''aad: III" ball penetrated the h.rus, of g..
and passed oul under the shoulder blade of
which wound he died in very few minutes
\ Hir. lnncr>on, whose residence is near the
scene "f murder, with whom it is said G
has, = difficulty Il few day. previous, has
ni!'cd tfo'tih 40 s,S,,irinn al hav;." ....,
pliiicat"n of The Scripture saying, that ne
who sheds Il brothers blood, hy man sl.aIi
his blood he shetland is sufficient evidence
Of the fact. that the murdered though he
may for n time evad" the Justice of the law.
he cannot escape the wrath Of Il wise au,l
Just God.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
DR UGS, OILS, Sc.

VHvHE Subscribers respectfully invite the at
tcntion of Merchants Planters. Physicians
and others to their la, Stock of
FRESH NJ MEDICINES,
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Dye St4Gs,
Vindow Glass, Brushes, SC. Sc.
AT THEIR SToEEsIN
HAMBURG AND AUGUSTA.
Their supply is heavy, their assortment good,
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
original Importers, they can sell tl":r goods
as low as any house in the Southern County.
Please call and examine.
Our Store in Hamburg is next to II. l.. JEr-
rERs g. Cos. In Augusta, opposite 10 BEALLs
or SrovAIL.s Ware Houses.
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON.
WuII,M X. kIrCHES.
+. NJ. RoBERrSoS, ". ID.
Dccc,nhcr E. Je:i7 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17

FEMALE MISUNDERSTANDING The articles
of late intelligence from England is an ac-
count of tn" death of Il woman of the l.
land of Nladacascar under circumstances
which place hrr name HIGH in he rani: of
Christian martyrs. | appears that thcl.n
don Missionary Society had been success
iul in establishing the means ofrrlision~ in.
Struction in Madagascar. and that Il rum
bcr of the natives had embraced clr!Stinni-
Nv. IN 1880 the Queen issued an rdicl for
bidding public worship under The l,ravirI
penalties, and IN consequence some of the
converts were in the habit of meeting on Il
! retired mour;ain for the performance of the
duties of The siahhaiii, wh II ihcv felt them
! selves SconscicniouSiv bound MOI To intcr,rir
The retreat OF this lilic band was no,
! long since discovered, and fifteen persons
were apprchcnded. condemned 10 pcrpriu
| al slavery. and their properly conliscaich.
! Their families were involved in the same
sentence except they had the privilege of
redemption. \ conspicuous individual Il
mong these native Christians WAS IL woman
named Raiaravavy. we'll known To the 90, i.
rrnmcnt rs an inllcXihr Christian from rI.
time she abandoned iHolairv. which wa,
about seven years before her death. !n The
summer of 1876 she WAS informed a"ain>i
! as an observer of the sabbath and Il reader
of the Bible. She was then condemned Ia
a fine equivalent to half her value, If sold in
To slavery, and gave. on that occasion. Il
striking example OF meckncss combined
with irnmovablc principle. In the summer
of last year box of religious books Wa
four Il near her house, and siic was again ap.
prcncnded and imprisoned. Her proper,
was Immediately comiiScatcd, and she wa,
loaded with irons and >cpr Tor several days
in the hope that threat, and violence wour
indicc her to give up the names of her com
pari"ns. The attempt was vain Sh,
continued faithful, firm. and composed, AN,
employed until the moment of execution i,
praying for all around her. and cyhort!n;
them to embrace tho true faith. She wa
put TO death b, the spear. The best cv,
dcucc OF the sincerity Of This wn,nan's con
tcS'ion of christianity even 10 death. is tn
fac that she knew nothing of the fame u
m4Erdom, and anticipated no honors lron
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Notice.

A I'll. persons indebted to the Estate Of
N Mrs. Sarah Wise, dcceaseu, a.. re-
qucscd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro-
pcrly attcstcd.
ENOCH B. PRESLEY,
Executor wiih The WiU unncfed.
March ], 1898 tI5
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Nd9'H'Nd'E.

YEVIIE Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
IL Spann. deceased. have been left with
MIR. IL. l.. Jcilcrs, in Hamburg. All per
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
to call and pay Mr.. Jcllcr>, who is authorized
to receive the money; and those havin.
demands against the Esta'c will please rem
der them to him. f.. SPANN.
March 26, 1888 It's ddmtrir.
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~ O { ice.

MITH'S Grammar, Biography and
- Alias. on the Productive System. Also.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
with n variety of other School Books,
may be found a, the Store Of
e.. A. BOWD.
March Z, 1888 IFS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17

IIUMANE.-A lady in ENGLAND has left Il
legacy of TWO hundred pounds, To he pre-
Scnicd Ia the inventor of such a machine rs
sha tn the Sa'iS icrinn 4 parliament, e.
!cciral'y suprr>clc the work of climbing
boys in clcaniD. chimnc,s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
School and Misccllanc0s7.
EsfDOAS.

FNIIE Subscribers have on hand gen
Il cral assortment of School 0nd Nscei-
i0ncous Books, amongst which are Smiths
Arithmetic, Smiths Geography and Atlas.
and Smiths Grammar. which are highly
approved of and recommended by the best
teachers.
G.. J.. & f. PENN, & Co.
Edgcficld. March II, 1888. If G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17

her devotion. She acted on the broad prin-
c'plcs "i hrr conviction of duty, and rccciv-
e" II" credit for her integrity from any friends
around her. llcl age was thirty eight
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
BLOCK TIN AND JAPAN
W.T. IL r..

"HE Subscriber has on hand a very large
III supply of ready made TIN WARE
of all descriptions, which he offers at whole
sale or retail, a, as low prices rs can he at-
forded in this part of the country. He has
also large supply ofthe newest fashion of
JAPAN WARE together with English and
Block Tin Ware Of excellent quality. Also
Copper and Sheet Irou Warc-She"tins
and Brazing Copper,-Bock tin, Stove
Sreler, and Tin Plate-aIl of which he Of
fers for sale low for cash, at No lGS Broad
streer. Augusta. b. +. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful for
the very liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon him by his friends and the pub
lie generally, respectfully solicits a contin-
uance Of their ravors-and offers his servi-
ccs in either of The following branches OF
his bnsiness-Coppcr Tin, Sheet Iron, and
Roofing Il. +. &.
Augusta, Ga, March $ IFS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
SCARLET FEvEn.-TlIc following &C

SCARLET FEvEE.-Thc following com
munica;ion evidently from Physician, is
published in the Alexandria Gazette:
In conversation Il Few days since, men
tioach EclIadonna us Il prcrChiirc. NOT n
remedy. in Srarlinn: and ii we can place
crcdcncc in the inlun,c:ahlc statements pub
lshcd in Europ" tn This effect. we can scarce
" doubt lis efficiency in protecting the svs-
ten from the Srarl;!,iaOuS poison, it being
Thought To act bv icS>"ning the nervous sem
Silility To the Influence n! the disease In
Il translation from IL French Journal (Bul-
lc'in ,!r rhcrapcu;ic) Published in Dm.li-
sons In,clligcnccr. il is stated, on The cvi-
pence Of Il large amber of German P:iysi-
,ians. among whom is the cc!chraicd Ilutc-
land. 'hai the nmmhcr of those (madcr their
own obScrvuiion) who bad taken the Bella
donna. hnrng the prevalence OF severe cpl
hrWic. oi ScarlaiI:a, WAS 2I20, of whom
% were affected with The disease. Whether
the disease WAS modified in these 90 cases
is not presented. though il is said that
wtrr" it does not entirely prevent ii par
italy projects the system against ~ dis
ease. and it woul,. he doing much good il
we could even m"'!if, Il disease so fatal to
our ininn'i!c popuIarinn. The Bc!alonna
helm. first propn>rd Nv Ilcncmann and con
scuuenty allied 10 the absurd doctrines OF
Ilou,uopH.hv is the reason, no doubt. of its
brin. 81 long neglected. will merely adj
that NV own experience with the Bciladun-
, ma is TOO Si"iit Craving given il in a limited
number of caSc>) To remove the doubts
whic! entertained as to its ciHlracy. 4.
il is important that our Apoihccnric> should
! all have n solution OF uniform strength.
! will state that ] or of the cX,raCt to one
ounce ni water is the strength OF The Solu
| lion used bv mr-of which. the dose for ;
| chill, un,irr year oil is from :; 10 S drop,
more for every year over that age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17

I!oxoR,ET.-ii perceive hv the rccu-
lntinn> of the " clasco Iockv Club, N We
laSco. Texas, iha, the next race is To take
place in the ir>t week in MAY, and that the
following distinguished! individuals have
been elected honorary members. viz:-Gcn.
Andrew Jackson. Tenn: Gen. James Ham
lion. Gcn. Waddy Thompson. Hon. John
G.. Calhoun. Hon. VIM. G.. Preston, Hon
T. w. Pickcns. aud Col. Wade Hampton.
South Carolina: Hon. l'ixon IL. Lewis,
Alabama; Hon. NJ. liamar, Ohio: Captain
VIM. W. Mcrvinr, L. s. ~; Hon. Il. J
Walker. Mississippi; Col. VIM. r. John,
son. Virginia: Gen. =. Swarwout. New
York: aud each and every editor in the l.
:. who has voluntarily cspouscd the cause
of liberty and Texas.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES ANgs
.IE w. KE 81 =.


No. gag BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEO.
Near the United States IIot,i
gWNIE Subscriber offers to the Citizens of
R- Edgefield District and It's vicinity Rich
and Fashionable assortment Of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c
OF the latest Style and importation, consisting
in part of the following Articles:
Gold Independent Second Watches, with
from II to 25 Jewels,
Gold and Silver Levers, Plain H. full Jcwccd.
London Duplex dhd Anchor Escapemcnt
Watches,
Gold and Silver Lepine aud Vertical Watches.
Ladies' rich Gold Neck Chains, new pattern
Gentemen's Gold Guard and Fob Chains.
Keys, Seals, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings.
Gold and Silver Thimblcs, Pencil Gases, Spec
tacles, &c. &c.
l1nntic Clocks, Flower vnscs md IIusicnl
BOXES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17

The world seldom appreciates merit; ba
pays homage to fortunes favoritcs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
SAAN EN- w a " VI,

SANN n " w n " ",
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SUGAR ToNGs. Sour LADIES, CASTOR AND CAKE
BASKETS, ,CANDLEsrIcKs, SALT SrooNs &c.
ALSO,
SUP ERIOR CUTLERY.
a fine assortment of ROGERS, ELL.nrr's and
WADE g. BUrcHERs R.IZORS, PENkNIPES
1ND SCISSORS; also good assortment of
BOWIE KNIVES and DIRKS.
JOHN Is. MURPHY.
n. B. Clocks and WATCHES carefully re-
paired. aud UaJrantcd to perform we'll
Augusta, Ga March u, 1888 tf0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
Fresh imported Dry Goods.

VIE subscriber. grateful for the patronage OK.
tended to the firm of Robinson * Elliott aud
respectfully soliciting n Continuance announces In
his trends aud the public. the arrival of an extf,
ne" stock purchased WITHIN the las, three weeks IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir,
cumstauccs
Blue black Il fanoy cold. Cloths, supr quality.
do do do Cassmeres, style cntire ly new,
Extra superllne London 6-4 Metinos, very chean
beautiful assortment of Calcoes, patterns most
ire,
a, Gg'd. twlled, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrinps
Snperinc plain X dg' Swiss Muslin
10 bales " cases of Domestic Goods, comprising
tlle best assortment have ever had
WIN large additional supply daily looked for.
Nn'eh WIZ make my assortment complete. new,
cheap aud desirable Goods will induce a cali can
with safety say N, friends and the public will not be
disappointed A. {. ELLIOTT.
Oct. 8 ia
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E"A'@f sf6TCS, SfocLs. Crops, NJ. NJ.
All E9Ia"EHasS

TENllE SUBSCRIBER, hasiug determined to re-
4 move from this State about Tie close ofihe pre-
sent year. will ON the Doth day of November 1898.
at his residence, III the County Of Amherst expose
to sale, by way public auction, the following valua-
BILE property, real and personal, wit The Tract
OF Land on which he lives, living the Waters of
lianis's Creek continuing 5ll acres, more or less.
inns Land IS welllmprcred, has It an Orchard of
choice trnll, contains between 90 and 100 acres OF
Creek bottom and IS well worthy the attention of
purchasers.
Also, likely and valuable Slaves, about % head
OF Horses, among tilcn two staons several blood
mares OF good blood and sumo very promising colts
Of good stocks, % head OF Cattle 80 head al Shcep
stock OF Hogs, say about 40 or 80 head, The Cr0ps
OF Corn and Oats, Ilonsehoiu and Kitchen Furniture.
! Plantation Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms otsalc--a credit Of , months will be given
forthe purchase money of all the property. texccp,
Land the purchasers giving bond with good per
sonal sceurIiy-Thc Terms the sale of tie Land
will be liberal and made known on the day of sale
II II be not previously sold privately, of which due
notice shall be given. should II occur.
BENJAMIN NOREELL.
Oct. l ids
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ME FRENCH LANGUAGE,
'HsSS. ReOgs.SoE.y.

a,' ~" opening School, at her residence
e. on 9l9 any, Immediately opp,ue the residence
uose Ma h'squg, on the first of october for the pur
scbol,rs 10 ,,'a W Class of not more lhan -
Mrs. ID. fattcrs herself th3t -
"anre language her pupils will find grea, adyana~cs
"ef 'eose who attend Instructions qyen ~, 10
ielsnefs' partially Informed as to the ,Ieo,va'd a.
,os' totally wanting in the practice of lhe
''o u Oh the language they teach
or tue purpose Of accominodatiny v ,
" , VINO WISH TO learn the French I,nn,'nao
"ns vse ''lne Is occupied durg the day Mrs D. vii
'' ~ q CLASS to be instructed after candlelioL,
Nd zen dollars session Of five months
wo,t i D. MRS, d. will teach young Ladies nccd,o.
Oclobe, 'e'"'o"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
vi EDlCAT.COJLEGE
Err Richmond, T'irgiHf~.

1--WE Nlntcr Tcrn OF Lectures IN the Mcdica
Department of llanpden Sidney College, al
Richmond. will commence on MONDAY, November
9th lsas, and continue until the last week il
March.
AUG. l.. WARNER, ". D. Qate Professor o
An1toaN and Surgery IN the University OF Virginia,
Professor Of Surgery.
19llN CULLEN, NJ, D., Professor Of Theqly
and Practice q Medicine
I'll JOHNSON NJ, D.. Formerly Professor oil
anatomy IN the University oil Nuigina,) Professor OF
Anatomy and Phvsulonv
Il. !. BOllANNAN, NJ d. Professor OF Obstct-
'lcs and Diseases of Women aud Children
l.. w. G1lAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Ptolcsso,
of Matrria Meca aad Therapeutics
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. d., Pto.esso, OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
The facilities furnished hy the CITY for Clinical
ana Anatomical instruction, not surpassed in uur
country 50 that while the srudc1t is becoming f.
mlaf with tho diseases incident to Southern eli
mate. he is enabled to lairc thorough knowledge
OF the Anatomy of the hnman body the ant ofmo
dclIinc and making anatomical preparations aud the
use Of >"fs:eal Instruments by practising upon the
dc0d subject.
The College lnGrmary, capable Of containing nco
hURdFcd patients. has recently been opened, and has
dffcodg a iefee nambcr II patients, presenting the
student with variety Of interesting cases Tor study
Clinical lectures are delivered daiy by The attending
physician and SURGEON, and will be continued regular
y during the winter, IN addition 10 he Gill e e.
ninn'' tue student may avail himself of The practice
OF the Cuyllospital, Annoy and Z, ueatiatv, winch
are under the charge 4 one OF tue professors.
t1ndld1es lor graduation will he required TO at
tend one full course Of Lectures in tins Institution
GOOD boarding. including furl,Ichs, servants at
tendance, NJ can be obtained In tins clly ol lh,cc
dollars and hall to four dollns per week.
We are authorized 10 state that full course Of
Lectures nihls Institution will be received equiv.
aieni 10 one m the following Medical Schools Uni
verrry OF Penus,lvHll; jefferson Medical College
OF ihladelpha; Ilonsylvan University, Lexington.
ny; University OF MARYLAND University Of New
York; Medical College Of the State OF South Car
DINA.
Inc Professor Of ANATOMY. will open the disScC-
ting rooms Of the College On tie first rfOciober
AUG. J.. WARMER, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
KICHMoSD Oct. 1888. j25O
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Watches. .ScWcsl'y, a.agasps,

Piotrd Hare, .Hiiitary Goo,!s, Pitoh, Sc.
- a. CAMPBELL, No. ll5 BALTIMORE
Ia. STREET, BALTIMORE. invite the attention of
dealers and purchasers in thcji line to their a>ou-
ment OF The above 1el GOODS wlIichlhey offer
al WHOLESALE on rs good terms and al as tar
prices as they can be mocmed in NEw 1oHK, fnl
AprLrillA, elsewhere. Their stuck Il Goods are
Of Meu o~a dircct mpq,iaf2o, and have been care
auly selected from rle E@GLIsH & FGENcn MANU-
FACTORIES. by one Of The Gru in pcrson.
They lave made arrangements with The houses Of
NJ. J. Tobias & Co. aud Harrison, To Keep ou hand
constantly supplies Of GOLD and SILVER LIE
VEES and MOVEMENTS ui all descriptions of
Jhcil nranui2c;urr.
In the selcction Of their il WI. L31 and rLA-
TED WARE particular care has been observed.
n. b. Dealers arereqnested to call aud eNanlinc
their stock of Goods.
Baltimore, OF. st
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a certain Tract ocAaEna,

win IT'S apfufienances, lynn and beng IN the coun-
~ OF Campbell, on tie waters Moys Creek, con-
tanning $50 Acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Matthew MTun aud others 1t being the same cs-
tate on winch Alexander ;. Henry now rcst;lr3.--
THIS Estate IS situated IN mos: EXCELLENT neghbor
hood, is well improved, Wa. large brick house, so
feet square, elauaN of the sane dimensions with
an improved Ihres!u- NJ chic. horse power and
all in complete order, number Of Tobacco houses
in good repair with all the other necessary out hou
scs be desired on such au establishment.
Terms OF sae--A credit Of 1, . and 3 years for
equal portions of the purchase money will be gwen
to the pulchaserG purchasers, he they securing
the payment thereof by bonds with good security
and the title to the Land Itself vii! be retained rs
uuhcr security therefor.
Acting MS Commissioners, the undersigned will
convey only sucll title as is vested in them by the
dccrelal order. though the title is perfectly good,
having never been disputed at any time.
ALEXANDER $. HENRY,
ABRAHAM W. WiMBlSH,
BRYAN w. NOWLlN,
Coln'rs.
September p 400.
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V.EEssFEEE EsE.sE ESTATE
AZ Auction.

In pursuance Of decreiaI onlcr Of the Circuit
u Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Campbell, Pronounced on the LIST day of
September, ls3s. ma sut therein depending, be-
tween Alexander ). Henry, plaintiff and George f.
Henry, Panick Henry, sally ". Henry aud others.
deicnda0ts the Undersigned, Commissioners there
in named, will, on the 10Th day of October ls3a if
fair il not the next eir day lheteaer on the pren.
SEES, expose 10 sae by way public auction on the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
RODENT a. PENDE.EE0N,
,sfyes.NoD CT E0gr.

EHANlNG located himsci at Amherst Count
A 4 House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the counties OF Amherst aud Nelson. Any
business entrusted to his management, viii receive
prompt attention.
Sept. p Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
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o-"TUr LyNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.'

.. published seni-ireetg ferery Hoaddy and 1h~sdoy al
-Four Dollars per 6anHHa phya1f "dr""ee 40 s"0ScrP
m Y be reccircd fora shorter period than months and
"a H be discontinued ferccm al The discretion Of lie
EijtorsJ until all carases prid.
nyADpERTfSEHE MEN rs iasertedat5o cents per sqrdrc
r less for the first Insertion, and 37i for ererV suisse
qpcnt Insertion.
nFJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpedHi0Ns'y
and on reasonable terms.