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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
NOTICE.

NOlIlE.
Y LII those indebted to the late firm
"A of Durham and Otey, and to Thos
Durham BY note, account or otherwise, are
requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber: and also forwards oil col.
lecting officers 81 attorneys, from paying
over any moneys TO any person Or persons
other than the subscriber, or 70 his spe-
Icial order, there being no person authori.
zed to receive and receipt for the same
but himself, any person or persons debtors
or electors failing compliance with the
above notice, shall have full trial Of the
law.
THOMAS DURHAM.
juno 20---f e.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
INSOLVENCY.
ELECTION

hvur ELECTION.
su e will be an election held 1,
s,b. o sae several precincts in the county
ise I; su'a Of July for the purpose ofeIect.
Y saes 1u'enant' Colonel and Major 70 eli
~ppi Militia. - - eee'ne0'' nus
IS. order as Of a. m. MAYO, Col.
Ju.e % 9Th Regiment Mi. Ma.
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To .Niilel.s ~ NH OsCueys.

INllE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il those who are interested in the manufacture
OF flour. that he is in Lyuchburg and will remain
IN tins vicinity few weeks for The pnrpose OF vcnd
ing FHzpdtrichS Patent Smut MI Rubber for
cleaning wheat Of cheat, smut, dnt and other inn
purIes; and wherever 1t has been uied, It's supe
rorry over all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted and wherever introduced,
II has met with such UNIVERSAL favor 10 supersede
all other machines IN use nj the tire. II is exien
siyely used IN the most celebrated mills in the States
OF New York, Delaware Mar, land, aud several 9TH
ers &seyeral have lately been put into mills IN Nrci
MA. There is one now in Haxall's mill in Rich
mond mhe,e mlIlers visiting tha place can have an
opportunity OF seeing II operate and there i, one also
in Henry S. Langhorne q Co.'S mil at tins place
10 which would invite The attention Of mill owners
in tins vicinity Some Of the most prominent quail
ties OF thus are, ls that 1t requires but very ule
power 10 propel II; End, that 1t cleans HE wheat
exceedingly well aud with great rapdity and 3dly
that il is simple in its constructions and very dura
BILE Millers wishing To obtain any information lela-
tive TO this Machine will please address the subscr
Der al this place.
n. b. An orders and communications shall be
promptly attended TO. and assistance rendered in
recling Machine sold
b. ID. MACOMBER, Art
for l.. ID. ChiidS, baltimore.
Iynchhurp AuJ
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The seminary at the BOtctOurt
(Or JOhnstOn's) Springs,

M LII RESUME IT'S EXERCISES ON
W Tuesday, the lst of October. Pupils must
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warrantinc il. the
school has, by fresh arrangements been placed on a
mueh stronger footing, TO both Instruction
aud Governments The lady engaged during the
'ate term, as Governess and diteciress of the Pu-
pils became early IN the Session iucapacitaied by
hhealth, Tor her duties. In her place. gentle mi IN
and lady OF the genteeest Education and highest
responsibility, who will NJ once command the conf-
dence OF all who know them, have been engaged
he. as Teacher of the English branches generally
ana She as Governess, TO take charge OF the young
ladies' ont OF School, and as TO Department, Man
ne:s. Dress, and all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman skilled IL nc iitcra-
lure OF his language, and OF 20 wears experience as
teacher. will conduct the main studies in French.
The Principal will retain The OF the Historical
s'udles-of Civil and Literary History, Geography
aud Antiquities together NTH that OF the classes IN
Italian anG Spanish, and any that may be formed in
the Classical tongues. In the Sciences he will tea, h
plain. simple Course !; aud will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care OF Signor Bozzaotra, who has been hitherto
giving II such admitted excellence. As, however
such obstruction is difficult anywhere to obtain IS
secured AZ heavy expense 10 The Principal, aud is
really the cheapest in the end. the charge for il will
no longer be kept much lower Than ii oug to be-
The fee will henccoh he, 500 (lncludng the use of
lnstrumens) Tor the Piano, as well as lo the Guitar
or Harp.
system OF useful occupations FOR the children
Will be kept up, IN the intervals of study, so as to
Danish the vices that spring from Ideness. A Bible
class. FOR elder pupils, and Sunday School, for the
younger, will be formed, under the care of Clergy
man Of the Episcopal Church, and another. Of The
Presbyterian, who have offered their assistance.
Parents will be considered pIedgng themselves
and their children 10 the exaclest observance Of the
Rules OF the School These, and the Terms, in IA
printed iofH', will be sent, fee OF Potage, such us
desire them. Address applications 10 The Post Mas.
er Boietourt Springs, Roanoke county, Va.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON, Principal
August % 1m-w2m
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Book store and Book Isindery.

IN ANlNG made arrangements with VIM. A.
Z Il Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store IN tins place, Book Blndery, and would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public gener
ally that he is prepared 10 have executed, in the
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
ing OF all descriptions. Merchants, Clerks Of Courts.
Bank Officers and others be furnished, 10 order
upon short notice, with Day Books, Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed and Bill Books. Invoice,
Sherlffs and Receipt Books made oil the best mate
rails aud in the most substantial manner. He fiat
himself. that all persons who will avcr him with
thew shalIbe perfectly satisfied He wonld also
say that, being anxious reduce his stock Of Books
he is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever. l.. ECliOLS.
Aug. 10 is
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NOTICE..

TINE subscribers Wool carding Machine, vii
Il be in full operation by the / 9th day of the pre-
sent month Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skilful workman Mr. Robert Nj. Clay
tor, who has been in the practice of making them
Tor the last 90 years, and pledges himself TO keepit
first order.
The terms for cardng will cents per pound, the
owner OF the wool to furnish pound of grease for
every 0 pounds % wool. The Machine will be sit
uatcd on Bldck-watei, miles from Lynchburg, on
the Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
Tate. pledge myselfto use every exerlion IN max
ing hrsrae Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine Persons DESTROYS tn send Wool to my NJ ill.,
are informed that they will leave the same at the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney Mosby Brown &
Cross, will cause the same al my own expense tc
be carried the Mill, carded and brought again for
delivery in the form OF Rolls. shall also keep con-
stantv at the same places, a supply Of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
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ih,ey would be taught early the lessons of bisunioo
u ,her united strength. soon heroine paramoon,
III me councils oil the iepablic. would find y ready
meilod OF applying the sponre 10 stare inteb,,d
ness without recourse to the separate acvp Of fhsr
individual sovcteigniies. Men will he SAM 10 Con :
eress Tor no other purpose than 10 egislae than ous
oil ,hc liabilities; and the old States will be com
peneuto look on. and see themselves stripped Of
prevent IL. :"
such would be the inevitable results Of this modi.
nen entertainment OF the Public Lands. Reduce
,nef price, o. "ede hemto The States In which .hey
a"' ~, piots'ty 10 thus inevitably los, 10 the
,'"eS "i'cn ot'e'nal'y etded ihess lands 10 tho
Dnion or paid for Them Out sr cir common ,,o...
~, Massaebusetts. Counecii.u,. ,bs f-a,aI;n..
esofeia. Virginia and New York. wt,i I'm. r. 49,. I,
ped OF all interest Ia that vast inheti,,nc. sh,.,
they coded to the Federal Goyein;ncn, a, n. mr.
earnest sohc'tation. on its own voluntary, ,ol.mn
pledge ihatit 'slouid be disposed of Tor the rom
mon benefit of the United States and on Tho can
ns'on expressed IN the deeds OF cesson that all the
lands so scded should be considered "a eo,nmon
lnhd 'of The use and benefit Of such Of the Uncd
STATES as have become shall become member. of
'ho cdefal confederation or e dcra alliance of the
soevcr - e
i'a'ihg reported That IL was inexpcdicpt 10 couu-
'enanco rhhef proposition referred to The Con,mt,ee
on Manufactures. Mr. Clay felt his dufv 10 90 .tilI
inf'hef, and to enbody his own views and opipioo.
=" rSs'" 10. lbc in'nte management ofthe Pub
~ '"""''- MS system was based upon the terms
OF the Original eession. and Of the original nedpc
gwen ny Congress 10 the old States. 1t WIS based
upon the character oithe reposed in the Fr,Ie
raj Governments and upon consideration of The
Territory ceded by the State ~ n "common fund"
iot the common benefit oil all the States" The sys-
tenn thus presented Is known rs Mr. Claws Land
Bill and more wise, pfoviJent aud equitable sys-
ism could not have been devised. Whatever NAV
he !"e final adjustment ofths g,eat question, that.
Bll' wiz stand asa perpetual monument of the en-
'atsed patriotism, nncrrng sagacily, and mprom-
lslng justice OF It's distinguished author
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j FOR the apprehension and delivery 10 me, oil my
servant D. VID,
man OF color, seventeen years old, about feet
6 inches high. heavy built, of light complexion,
bushy head-had on when he left, bomespun clio
thing fur hat, and some summer clothes. The
above re ward will be gwen taken wesi of the Blue
Ridge, and secured IN any jail within this Common
wealth, and Information forwarded TO me or lftaken
east OF the Blue Ridge will give a reward OF Ten
Dollars, in addition 10 paying all reasonable expen-
SEES for the delivery OF said negro 10 me IN this coun-
ty. lie left my premises NJ onday week, and 10 all
probability will aim TO get to Ohio.
RlCII'D HARVEY.
Campbell Courthouse, Sept.
o. The kanawfa Gazette will insert the fore
going 3 weeks, and forward its account 10 tbs oil
fee for payment.
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1t will be seen that although in Tennessee a ma
Jorny OF the members OF Congress elected at t;,.-
same time with the last election Of Governor arc
opposed to the administration OF Mr.. Van Buren,
we nevertheless have gwen him the Is votes Of that
State in the above table We set down North Car
DINA rs lost to Mr.. Van Bnrcn. because IN the last
election OF Representatives 10 Congress iii TINT
State, the aggregate Of bs popnar vote for the adj
minstration candidates 80 s32. aud that for the
opposition candidaies IS. 365, showing an aetna,
majority ofihepeople Of 1880 against The admins.
traiton. '.e5s-sf
With these data before him. we submit 10 the
judgment oithe candid reader whether ii be uos an
established truth, that according to the latest eec
IONS IN all The States IN the Union tho Opposition
to Mr. Van Buren,, if kept united on the PresideD
tia election be not considerably more than equal
to his defeat We shall be ready to stand correct
ed by any exposition Of error in the data here 70
lied on. - IS 9fN Z = Il
But, mark The fact we do not believe that. in
case the 'oprosliion are united, MrsVan Buren, can
carry the vote oil Tennessee. General Jackson car
red II 10 1928. and again in 1882, but Mr.. Vaa b.
rem could not carry with all Jacksons influence Ia
1886 nor for Representatives favorable to his policy
in 1889. -
Nor, W case the opposition unite that Mr.. Van
Buren can carry the vote Of Delaware, Tor GENERAL
Jackson could not carry against Mr.. Clay in 1851
nor could Mr.. Van Buren, against General Hasfis0n
in 1856. II is set lown for Mr.. Van Buien, because
the administration candidate for Congress hulda The
certificate of election though upon votes that vii
probably be contested Nor, in Case the oppoa,tyo
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Now take, rs lost to Mr. Van Buren, in subse.
qncpt elections. the AZ yoies of New York the a
votes ofConueetcut, the Is votes of Month Carroll
na, tho votes Of Mississippi the votes or Iousi.
ana, the votes of Illinois, and The votes of Rhode
lsaud-total Sand deducted from els. leaves 1875
only votes less than the majority rcqulsile
to re-elcct Mr.. Van Buren,, ,14S y 50 added
10 The above 76 votes 81 the opposition make tota,
Of l59-bcing majority over the number reqsisito
10 eect the opposition candidate.
According TO the foregoing data the States, upon
the Presidency. stand thus
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sNEDFC.FL COLkEGE,
I'm Richmond, virginia,

fENllE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the led
n ical Department of Hampton Sydney College
al Richmond, will commence tn MONDAY, October
2lst, $3.50, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice OF NJ edicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE NJ. ID. Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem-
isiry and Pharmacy.
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HNHE undersigned is ready to receive wheat.
l. during the season, for which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent derstarding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every where wheat is sent to the MILL,
and price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mill
the risk of the planter long the price remains
unsettled, rs he is only MILLER. and not an insu-
against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND4.
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NOTICE..


I OST on Thursday evening last, Negotiable
aINOtc, drawn by Champe Carter, for $500, en-
doised by Il. w. Carter aud ourselves dated 6h
Sept. s39, 60 days after dare-Also one drawn by
John Revely for $3.50 54cls endorsed by ourselves,
dated 18th Sept. 1889, GO days after date.-The
Public are hereby forwarned trading for. receiving
them in any manner whatever, steps have been
taken to prevent their payment.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
Sent % ot
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The College lnftnary, attached to the College
BulldHg, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-ro
which the Student has access at all hours.
The Cnllege lniirmary, together with the Aims
House, Pententiary and Armory, (Which are under
The char oftwo of the Profcssos) will afford the
Student an opportunity of Witnessing the dis
eases incident To Southern climate. The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes and the reduced
pnce al which they furnished, will enable the Stu
dent to acquire an intimate knowledge of the Arato-
my cf the human body and the use of Surgical In
struments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnirmary, The Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the Ating subject; and from
the increasing popularity of The Infrmary, there is
to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in The House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel lights, servants
attendance, &c eau be obtained in this city for tcur
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course Of
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quivalent to one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy lyania jefferson Medical Col
leee ofP Philadelphia; Medical College of the State
of South Carolina Ttannsylvania University, Lex
ington, Ky University Of Maryland &c. &c.
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms oflhe College ON The first OF Oct ber.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. b.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
p,,l,, NI,v
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WHITE SULPHUR.

r HAVE jus, received another supply OF sui
4 pssl,r water. A directory for It's use. and he
diseases to which it is particularly applicable, by Dr.
Moormlu. Resident Physician At The Springs, may
be had gratis by application 10
II. LATHAM, Druggist.
Sept. l2 IS
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Delinquent Stock for Sale.

w LII be sold on the 18th day af October next,
before the Auction Store Of Payne & Tur-
nfr IN the town of lrbu,g, Shares of Stock in
VIC rn,sylvania and Lynchbuie Turnpike Company,
subscribed by Capt. R,ch'd. Perkins to satisfy the
-. 10 anu acquisitions of the COMPANY of $40 per
'"''c on each requisi,ion. By orde, Of The Board,
IS. MILLER. Treasurer,
g. 10 =. q. l.. y. Cumps
tl2O
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HITS! HITS!

q o. w GAIN L ST.
MAIN STREET,
a1 door from the leading TO the Washiu ITO
u Hotel, and opposite the Dry Goods Store Of
Messrs. Turner q Burwell,)
VNHANkFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
l. fore extended TO him, respectfully iniormsthe-
citizens Of this place, and adjacent country. that lie
is recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this
ket, for neatness, durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
Cash. hc hauers himself that tie inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists OF extra fine BEAN Err
HATS, OF his own manufacture warranted superior
TO any made in this section Of the county, and much
lower than formerly with variety Of
T. A II $,
purchased expressly for this market. consisting Of
Seal and Ouer, Of extra fine quality suitable for The
approac hing season. and warranted 10 render com.
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articles
worthy the attention of the public ;--M~sk Fur
Caps. extremely low, together with choice selec-
ion OF Youths Caps, ofvarious qualities, Fur and
Cloth. ChildrenS fancy Cloth Gaps, remarkably
BEAUTIFUL, aud at prices such fail please,
with large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable FOR
servants. u The attention Of Country Hauers
and Merchants is specially requested to my stock OF
Trimmings which is the largest offered here,
and on as liberal terms as can be purchased III side
Of New DIRK On hand a large assortment of Wool
Hats. white and black hch offered modei ate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
10 call aud examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % An
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Take care Of the cents and the Dollars
Will take care ofthcmseIves.,
HERsry
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.9PIT.4L $4,000,

M Ill. receive Deposites of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and eeciuay all the property and funds OF the In
stIiuon, for the payment thereof, within ten DAYS
notice. with interest thereon, from time Of deposite
iill paid at the rate OF per cenlum per annum for
all sums which shall bave been on deposte for less
than one year; and 50 per. cent. per snnum, Tor all
suus which shall remain over year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight o'clock Z. NJ /;
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, j. B. Renwick
Z. Mclvsi, Henry j. Brown,
Jno kInnler, Tho's. o. AGREE,
J. }. Salmons, &. Phelps,
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President.
Ro b. Shelton, Treasurer.
j. w. Dudley. Secretary
Lynchburg, June II f.
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A new line of Coaches,

new line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg 10 Dagger's (Dib,eil's) Springs
via the Natural Bridge, CD Tuesday next, the end day
Of July. Untll further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays nj bali
after four A. NJ, and arrive al Dibreil's the same eve
nings, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrels after breakfast, and reach The
White Sulphur about O'Clock, p. NJ. Nisiiers 10
The Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach IL. White Sulphur or
t.ewlsbnrg, IN two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnplkels finished quite TO its Intersection wh
the Lexington and Covngton Road, aud IN add-
ton 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery IT
affords, we would mention as peculiar Objects Of
interest and curiosity, the passage through, not orer
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
aud commanding view OF the Mountain Canal, d
beautiful prospect--the Ndtardt Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth "Trip across the Allan.
tic to yiew-an last, but not least, Dageers Springs.
kept by Chs, l.. Dibrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending TO give Their persona
attention this line, confidently promise travel
lels first rate Coaches and Teams, aud careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pans
themselves to satisfy their passengers
WIN. A. GALBRAlTH, .
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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and Coach Trimmings,
- superior assortment, just opened for sale by
IL. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 10
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'rhis lefl Mr.. Van Buren,


Total, 29l-fGuisiie magnify, ti5.
Suppose ii be granted that from tho above oppo-
s,iion there DO taken, LOST in subsequent elee-
lions. the votes of Indiana The Is votes Of Ten
nesscc. the ~ voies of OHIO aud the three votes of
Drlawafo--45. These, deducted from l24, leaves
10 votes 10 the opposition Of the number given IN
1886 As, added TO Mr.. Van Bu,en's 40. makes
2lS. 8
The States that made Mr.. Van Buroa'. I70 votes
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TWO COWS STR.7Y.EEs,

auswzzueSS FROM the subscriber about two
WstEARA0 months since, one pale red. giving
~K milk the other deeper red soon
sk4RskkAu.ss TO calye. both old, with their Horns
sawed off, purchased near Fncastle las, winter and
mo doubt went that way. Information gladly reccy-
ed by the subscriber near Lynchburg.
JOHN PERCIVAL.
Sept 10 81
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TO CO.YCH .N.F AERS.

HI 3. RICHARDS is now opening new and
Il L. e.-senslve assortment Of Coach Makers Ma.
teiias, embracing complete assortment in that line
TO, sale, low for cash.. Sign Of The Golden AnrH.
Aug.29 Is
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Stocks, Collars &c.

GENTLEMEN will find at Hun, & Martins a
VI fine assortment of
Superior plain and coloured Satin Stocks,
do do do Bcmbazine do
Linen Collais, all Patterns,
Black and coloured Goat Skin Gloves very
superior.
Sept % "a
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NOTICE.

WE will receive James River and Kapawba
Scrip al par, from persons sending us con
sgnments OF Flour, Tobacco, &C., which will be an.
Pfoprated to the payment of Tolls on the same
LEWIS LUDLAM Il son.
Richmond, Sept l6 I'm
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An OVerseer Wanted.

A YOUNG married Man of small family, and of
~ a industrious and steady habns, who is DESTROYS
OF situation as Overseer, find employment upon
a r arm near Lynchburg by applying to
WARWICK ~ READ.
Sep. 10 4,
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n OVERSEEk wanted supern,end II
n plantation, some fifteen miles from Lyn chburg
with ~ or 10 hands. Address (post paid) X. s.
Lynchburg.
Septic Is
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FRESH, VIEW GOODS,

at less prices than they be bought in market as
\ have determined 10 change sy bust ess To cash
sales alone. have made up my mind TO be satis-
he'd with hall profit. consequently bargains may be
had with the ready change.
ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
Sept. % Il