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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30
Book store and Book Bimdcry.

EEANING made arrangements with VIM. A.
4 Talbot the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in tins place, Book ndefy. and would
respectfully inform his friends aud the public eener
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in the
most handsome aud substantial manner, Book bind
inc Of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts,
Bank Officers and others be furnished TO order,
upon short notice with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgers. Record. Deed and Bill Books, Invoice,
SherilIs' aud Receipt Books made The best MAZE
rails aud in the most substantial manner. tie fiat
ers himself, that all persons who viii avcr him with
THEN shallbe perfectly satisfied lie would also
say that being anxious reduce his stock d Books.
he is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate man
ever H. +. EClOLS.
Aug. 10 Is
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d, D
IMPORTERS OF Watches Jevclry. Lamps. Pla-
Lied and Britannia Ware. Pistols, Military Goods
&c, aud Manufacturers Of Silver Spoons Folks &c
invite the attention Of puic haseis their present As
sortnenr, comprising Gold and Silver Lever Du-
pick, Lrpine. Anchor Escapement independent
Seconds and Vertical Watches OF recent Styie and
superior finish; Gold Guard and Fob Chains; Seals
aud Keys ; Earrings; Breastpts Finger Rings
Gold an Silver Spectales; Pencil Cases and Thlm-
hles Casters; Coasters Candlest'cks WAIVERS
Cake Baskets ; Britannia Tea Sets. made by Dix
an a Sons Pen Knives Razors Astral and Man
Tie Lamps and C'ndelabras Silver Table. Tea
ana Desert spoons and Forks Ladies Sugar
longs. &c. Together with complete assorimen,
OF Military Goods. as Swords Epaulctles; Punes;
Sashrs &c. The above being of their own Iu,por-
taIion. they will sell on Favorable Terms as any
other establishment IN this country.
Military Companies furnished at a short motto c
by addressing above
Bal iinore SeDl. 26 At
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NOTICE..

HNUE subscribers Wool carding Machine, vii
Il be in fnll operation by the 10th day Of the pre-
sent month, (Junc) The Machine is entirely new
made by The skfui workman, MIR. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been III the practice OF making them
for the last 20 years. and pledges himself TO keep il
n first order.
The terms for car1ing will be cents per pound the
owner oil the wool 10 furnish ponnd of grease for
every 0 pounds of wool. The Machine will be sit
uatcd on B!ack-wae,, . miles from Lynchburg, on
The Forest Road, the mill formerly owned BY Mrs
Tate. pledge mysellto use every exerion in max
ing frsiraie Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send w DOL TO my NJ ill.,
are informed that if they will leave the AT the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the same AT my expense &c
be carried to the Mil cardcd and brought again for
delivery in the form Of Rolls. shall also keep
stantlv at the same places supply of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
june - is
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.sIAi2ASo
~ COMM JVNruRITPC VIREINIAN ~

a, pvbi,shei seareekg ferery Monday and 7hsdaHJ al
-Four Dollars per a1""n nya6fe1 0ardnee' NO s"ose'P-
ian Vb, received fora shorter period Than sir mouths and
a,er Y be discontinued (crcep at The discretion 81 The
rdfors,J until al nrrcarages are paid
nP4DVERTIsE 7 $ inserted $50 cents per square
a, for The first iaerioa aud 81 eest for erery sn5se
event iaserfisn.
nFyOB PRINTING executed neatly and erPeditiossis
1sd on reasonable terms.
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NOTICE.

FVNfE undersigned Is now ready TO receive wheat.
Il during the season, for which he VIII pay the
highest cash price To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every here wheat is sent to the NJ LII
aud 10 price agreed upon, it is stored IN the NM
atthe risk Of The planter long the price remains
unsettled, rs he is only a MILLER and not an nsu-
rcr against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDA.
M IL
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From Tie Richmoal, IRAic.
OFFICE PARTY IN NEW YoR K

spaudent OF the Boston Alias estimates The
10000 votes. Thee arc UPWARDS Of 500 Office
holders in The city OF ,Sew York alone, who draw
from the public Tteasasy upwards of million Of
dollars a wear, ani wbo as proven before a coIn<
miiee :" Congress al the last session. taxed from
~ TO ~ pcttent on ihen s,laies, io-faise iuud
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"Tnfsc care Of the cents and the Dollars
Will take care Oftlacmsclvcs."
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.7PYT.4L 10000,

M ILL receive Deposiles of all money current il
w the State, and issue-certificates bind,ag full
and eileclually all the property and funds of the In
stHutlon. for the payment thereof, within ten day
notice. with interest theieon, from time of deposit,
MI paid AT the rate of per cenum per annum. TO
all sums which shall have been deposiie for les
than one year; and 81 per. cent. per annum, Tor al
sun which shall remain year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al half past eight o'clock =. NJ j..
at the office over the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, ]. Il. Renwck,
6. Mclvei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. knner Tho's. o. AGREE,
J.J Saimons, c. Phelps,
TiIden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President.
Ro B. Shelton, Treasurer
j. w. Dudley. Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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Anew lire OF Coaches,

new lire OF Coaches.
From Lynchburg TO Dagger's tDibielf9 Springs
via the Natural Bridge, on Tuesday next The 2nd ddy
ofJuiy. Until further notice, we shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays. NJ ha
after four A. NJ and arrive at Dibrels the same eve
ninas, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrels after breakfast and reach the
White Sulphur about O'Clock, p. NJ Visiiers TO
the Springs by this line wall thus be relieved from
all light travel, and reach the White sulphur or
I.ewi;burg, in Two days from Lynchburg. Tie
Turnpike finished quite TO It's Intersection WI II
the Lexington and Covngton Road, and IN add
ton to the gcncra novelty aud splendid scenery 1t
affords. we would mention as peculiar Objects oil
interest and curiosity, the passage Mrongh, not orcr
she Blue Ridge, along the margin OF James RIVER
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal, a
beautiful prospect--the Natural Brdge, winch Nj
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across TIE ATTAIN
tic 10 view an last but not least, Daeeers springs
kept BY Chs. l.. Dbrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give iheir persona
attention TO this line. confidently promise travel.
lers first rate Coaches and Teams, and careful and
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pans
themselves to satisfy their passengers.
WA. A. GALBRAlTH,
u HENRY l.. DAVIES.
o.
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WHITE SULPHUR.

II HAVE ius, received another supfly Of Sui
I rs!,gur water. directory for It's use. ano me
diseases 10 which is particularly apphcshle ny d.
Moorm1r, Resident Physician at the Sprir y may
be had gratis, by application 10
H. LATHAM, Druggist.
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/. vi ElDEG.9E COEE E3G y,
In Richmond. Virainin.

fEIIIE next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
n zeal Department OF llampden Sydney College,
al Richmond will commence Gu MONDAY. October
DIST, 1882 and continue uutil the last Of FEBRUARY
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D. Professor ofSu,gcry
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. ID. Professor OF
Maleria Medica and Therapeutics
K. l.. BOHANNAN NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women aud Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Chem
is,ry and Pharmacy.
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One hundred Asofga,s Ese,card.

ID ANYWAY from tho subscriber the 9Th OF
4. y July, q very bright mulatto Boy by the name
of WARsNEEs, about feet inches in height,
10 years of age. spare made. strait bla,k hair.
black eyes, gentee IN his appearance very polite IN
hs manners speaks quick, and is somewhat cencei-
ed has SMALL the back otone Of his hands.
lie took with him Two suits Of cloths, one OF gray
boadcoih, frock coat and pantaloons. the other OF
homespnu, copreras color roundabout x pantaloons
aud black fur hat abont hall worn. IL requires
close inspection 10 distinguish him from white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction Of Lynehbtng, llillsbefough, o.
down the river. "a r
| will give The above reward if taken over 90
miles from home over 10 and within 90 miles. $50 :.
wuhnl0 miles, $40. If lie is returnesto me, or
! lodge in Jail, that get him again. ~
NATuL. y. THOMAS.
Nea, Milton, Nc.
/ JuIy
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TO CO.zCEa .N.sKEEss.

III B. RICHARDS is now oprnpg anew and
4 Il extensive assortment OF Coach Makers Ma
lerals, embracinga complete assortment 'n'tla me
70, sale. low for cash. Sign Of The Golden Anrl.
Aug.29 Is
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HITS! EF.YT.S!!

q Il o. w. GAME
MAIN STREET,
va door from the corner leading 10 the Washington
Hotel, and opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Mess,s. Turner & Burwello
I'HANkFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
lore extended TO him, respectfully inlorlnsthe-
c''zens OF this place. and adjacent country that he
",ecen'y returned from the Morrill, where he has
seec.eo personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
NJ, 'oI nea'hess' durability and unusually cheap
lawn? Pofchaseo IN New York exclusively for
Cash, he faliers hin self that the indnren,on, bld
forth cannot fail 10 please.
tiis assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS. OF his own manuiac ure warranted snnc,,or
10 any made IN this section OF The country and mich
tower Than iormerly,-with variety Of
q A II S,
purchased expressly Tor this market CONSISTING oI
seal aud Otter, of extra fine quality suitable forihc
approaching season. and warranted TO render com.
'ort and satisfaction.
no reduction in the price Of those articles
",o''"y me attention OF the public Mask Flu
s,tx'rcmeiv low, together with choice se,ec-
CT ou'ils Caps, oivarIous qualities Fur and
t... I'LL, Chidfeh's fancy Cloth Caps remarkably
~ atd at prices such cannot fail TO pleas e,
' d ''Se stock OF Hair Seal Caps, suitable CIR
,,I m W The attention Of Country Haiters
r,,'' e.ei'n,s is specially qcsed my stack OF
,'''''ss "hich Is the largest ever offered here
"nu on as liberal terms as can he nurcbased ,hs si
view \ ork. On hand a large assortment 81. w oo
,ia's white aud black. which are offered AT
'''"nce on original prices The public a,e invited
'ocal and examine GEo' w'c,INts
Sept. 90 W. VAIN
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g.'LOUR--A snper;ortot OF gooa Mountain +, lon'
4 inr sale by III Nj g HAki ~
~. a IS
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July %

A N OgERssEEFs wanted to snperin.rnd A
IA pIanliiion, some fifteen miles from Lsnslhnrf.
with IL or ID hands. Address tpes, Eaiil q. s.
Lynchburg. zs.8
Sept 10 "a a.
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SADDLEHY and Coach Trimmings,
~ superior assortment, just opened for ale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
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N'esC Stage Line.
a. s. SSsasA
". gA,Ng.. 90
Sept 10

PASSENGERS TO the Springs, and other tray
Il oilers, are hereby informed that the under
signed will commence running
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30

Teto Of Mr.. Ctdy's BHl-Land Policy of The i'd
MINIS ration On The ith OF December, 1888, Pres
ldent jackson 10 the Senate, with is chico
Iions, the Land 81 that bad passed both branches
of Congress al the previous session, under orcum
stances which left ~ doubt thatit wonid have be-
come law bv a vote OF two thirds, ii il had not been
improperly retained by the Chirf Magistrate.
Whether or not. however, the Bill was uncoustisu.
ionally retained is at the present material
issue.
The Veto Message az mits the propriery ana ncces-
sify Of inaldspnsliion 81 this much xed question
OF The Pubic Lands. and iniimaes the readiness Of
the President to atq"lcsoe many l. gisatlon for It's
aiipstne nj. coussl. with hlsownyicWs otthc Con
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Jane 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
4 PaiHaLie Farm for sale

FESlE subscriber, desiring TO cnnne his attention on
a lirrIy his profession, offers for sale vaIuaGlr
and fertile Tract q! Land, in the county OF Fauqnler,
commonly called WAvERLY about mile and hal! from
Wurrenlon. and Immediately on the road leading iron
that place TO Ices hile Sulphur Spring. Situated III
populnus neighborhood which is moi surpassed by any
in he State, in point of either health or and
within m"s fihe White Su phur Spring, furnishes
most eligible seal for private residence 1t contains
81 > i Acres. II is well wueTed-has about t%o hun
drrd acres 10 woods divided into seven fields under
good enclosures With two small orchards, and aa tifte
fire meadows. which yielded last season nearly ihty
tons Of hay large proportion n' this tract Is under
stone enclosure aad exclusive Of one or tw" quari's
the re is stone enough it 10 construct It's ouirf r"co
sure From lis improved cord;"n-I:s valuable low
grounds not liable 10 injury from lrcshets, and its
cepilby OF improvement from lie use OF clover ana
plaster il is we'll calculated r both cultivation and graz
ing The dwelling h"use and farm buildings i some
repairs could he rem!t Ted comfortable.
I'M. W. WALLACE,
Feb 10 [SS-i2'7 Warrtu!On, ia.
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ROWrON. Winner Of lie Graf ST. Legsr.

'H'RlS Imported Race Horse Stallion
suing season. SIS the season and $50 insurance dollar
all lie aimaGy beautiful and highly
Turned Horse Aigh remarkably ireiy-a ehsSau NTH
ate fully re feet tO inches hsh, and proportions
elegance Jarm carriage and aeiOg superior
will aud TO- per day; bu,
will not be responsl bc for accidents escapes.
As Race Horse Rowon equal horse that crer f
parsd Engh turf and the opinion many capital and
dsiHsd Judges he nerer had his equai except Ptam Mr.
Ensand boldly that he the best Ruee Horse especially
mus, rode handIcd and, in this opnon MS pro-
judges ds and ,rsncrs fully conrurrd lie won the largest
aud best ST. ger on record " subscribers bean vo'aie S
proved himself good at miles under hsary s as any other
distance.
When and years DID, OIL winning the st,
Lcser taking tremendous serc
pace answering whp with prOmptud and trut rthout
Ssirg 4eaded" Eas sport Mag ouy when
by The SaJde whom he subsequently beat see eaS
and ycur field Of mis horses at DOneas'er IN
capa aud time srtd making play throughout, and
beating Mcdoo, sotIor,h LAUREL Jenny Mills and Don Pedro
yeurs old he onethrd OF tho gea, suscplo" at
York. 10 subscribers, miles, carrying l lbs in the unprecedented
3 raU;es, 80 seconds beating HRdet nd several Others
At years he tho Oalands Ascot beating lucciia,
The Sa Eann, and large field; and Two days amer he made
dead heat with the celebrated Camarn beating the saddcf Tor
Cup, 70 subscribers actually carrying 10 lbs than the
people thought he The English Sport Mag.
temaks Gas was every ono WI" allow thu' ko"'"nS perform"
here unttc him 10 NICHE d0H the rery st isccs h"S
this he Eng sport. Magazines his spceda desrae
tr'rdoaS and well they NIL t since be run mics
with H.! lbs asutcs, a seconds and us soil kor"ns
honest stout Horse, with his hear, all Steel
been tired 10 England, and nave shown tic best
speed g nearly all have have not been heae"
/
Emius Veiycipe Noue, Whskcr paI'isan, Rerc!er, Mu
lev Action Culcnel all the best English Stations OF The
a For their trial. believe his colts well &c the colts
Of England where they selling higher prices han
In of form beauty and PREMISE none ever
lied the United states surpass Eowons of the last TWO
!
Rowon was got By ossln his dam ~ WoGl (own
b,ohcr Whsrr WhaIrbou Landscape by Euhcns Iris by
Bus Ieoi, Doctors Sister His grand dam the OAKS
her belly Usgn, OF the best Horses ever
fol!ed Cam!u Ruler TrcecTecprr ly Wood
Icnihan CunesoGde, &C. Cnmlus was by the u"con'
nvncbe IIambeton and Of Faith 10y Pacoiet Alta
hu,cem. His pedigree remarkably rich and fashionable
for both speed und bottom being closely nle TO aihc bes, oes
rs crod Sachcm Eclipse Wa1y aud oic TO CamarInc,
Turrs Bay Middleton Peh,poomiia% aGd Elias and
mIny o,he,s. For particulars my handbls.
WYATT CARDWELI.
F. S. Macs that failed the Stations heretofore kept by
me, 500: and any gentleman becoming
mares end actually collecting aud paying the
amount, only 500 for Good and
tensiye pasturage with Mares
gratis; but the tobe subject entire
t.o aud management WYATT CALDWELL.
In0
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ww7N PRINCE d SONS will make sales Of Tees
wv ard Cuttings of the genuine Chinese Morus
Muliicaulis Morus ESpansa, Alpine, Broussa Canton
and other varieties deliverable TO The purchasers inme
darely or at such period in the Spring is convenient
to them nnd will enter into contracts accordingly
pr;rrs and terms for the Trees and Cuttings which are
reasonable will be forwarded 10 all who may apply Tor
The by mail az well prices Of Silk Worms Eggs
Mulberry Trees, sc The Mncaulis Trees are re-
markedly vigorous; and as we frs, imported the genuine
TEE pnrchasers are sure of obtaining the True kind
Il il nn this cause and from the great attention paid By
them that the Trees they have sold have given universal
satisfaction -.
y B-Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Plants and Seeds
can be supplied to any extent,
Flushing, near H. York. March 2, 1880. 9o-4T
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pulua6ie Pr0yrrty tDr sale.


- ,u'scr will sell his property, in tn. town OF COLUMBIA
n .e'vmmOdang II consists OF comfortable
D""ln. house hut recently fitted up in very neat styles
'u'e nTty feet long, with cellar the whole lengths
uhhei-housc with stone cellar the whole lcnSth Car
S5lcs and Smoke house. all IN frs, oI6er. TIC
O. s"n3 CT Il nd amounting ten Twelve Thousand
"s would dispose OF wh tbs property upon very liberal
>,'c has been selling goods this place for the las,
r., ~ Ni te with coahdcnceJ recommend it TO be FIST
i 'ui "''ncss TO enteprizng who would step
g ' better for his investment he could not wish
' ' Tor the Last several years have been about $40 GOO
~. BE- a-i continue TO improve.
no'ma;un respecting this property and goods, thu
t Va" -Hc pleasure ~ gyin2, By writing TO him AT COum
."i rII'y Va Ito would prefer personal application.
".-iIh * SUCH tina, it c"mpes him Ia close his b
H. " ""c' reason lie Offers this valuable property
60 JOSEPH HODGSON.
.-'''''. tuvaGni CO, Va, Dec. l6, lS.S 6i-M.}n
! I.,t,-Wss Communicable the Jail ofNoruk a Runaway,
M'h fi.l Err lac 10 years Of age, hu aud his
'l G4rk; his height feel inches. Said Peter that
~ Peter Totem OF the city Of Richmond near years
reeHi''or, by name George Shoon from whom he made
a @ q" said negro isrequssed TO call and comply with
n e-se' made and provided, he VIII DO dealt according
J,- WM. BARNARD,
t"9-wl2w JGi0r Norfolk County.
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y being DESTROYS tn move to Alabama offers his Land
for sale Il lies in the county Of Grecnsv e, on the
Three Creeks ! miles North cas-, of BGfeid and ~
miles from Tie Petersburg Railroad containing by reccn
survey 6S acres also int res; Of }2 IN the
estate Of Edwin Adams adjoining the above tract. Also.
ia acres lying the Buckhorn S@amp, in The county
of Southampton, 8 miles West of Jernsa!rm ard nil"
from Bethlehem x Roads-A further description Of The
above Land is deemed unnecessary, as those wishing T."
uuic!!ase will wish vcw. for themselves AM person
wishing 10 purchase, i'll please call on he subscriber,
who will take pleasure in showing every part Of he above
Land. JOHN VI. STEWART.
F,h o3 02-lUlT
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NHR. JAS ~ PHlPPS-As you not an inhabil
lVM an, Of virginia, | take this method to give you
notice that intend to petition The General Assembly o"
Virginia for divorce from YOU and preparatory thereto
and ngreeably the statute in such case made ami pro
vdcd ha We filed in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the county Of
Brunswick, where reside, statement of the causes on
which my application is founded, and tina, shall on the
I'd day Of the next term of said Court apply to the Judge
then sitting, TO mpanne jury to ascertain The facts sci
forth in the said statement and TO have their verdict re-
corded-when and where you may attend.
March ; T94-w4wl MARY PHlPPS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-12
VOLUME V.---No. 81.

s'ph Points, Capt William Abney. b. F Graham,
and Major - Finn, were appointed delegates to the
proposed convention.
On motion Of Capt. l. Stevenson, the Chairman
was added 10 the Delegation
On motion of Capt. Young. it was ordered tina; The
proceedings this meeting be Published in the Stuunon
Spectator and Richmond Enquirer
And on motion made and seconded thr meeting then
adjourned MlCHAEL. CARRIER ChgI'm
WILLIAM You've. SfcrU
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.Foras ,iiaticaulis Trees. to ~ Fee. in Height.

s.USb """alH" Morus Mucaus TREES, of extraordinary
81" aud beauty, having mary breaches, to feet IN
-H TIE 400! perfectly maturcd This decidedly the
9 OF NIiiicauls Trees grown in the Uniicd States
a." l 10 he TO he admired. Also Cuttings Buds can
'9"ior the above large trees, IN Guam,iiy and such
ute to s'ow and produce fine trees The Trees aud
Sw b, packed send tn oil the
Pieces moderate, and 10 months credit for approx
=. .2g4a0r:. For sale nv J. GIBSON,
No. % South Front Street, 6elor HuHut, Philadelphia.
"'ti'EJ gC-2U
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En- CHAM ERYVIRGiSIAAt rUur held Tor Louisa county
the Courthouse thereof Monday February the lih. ley
Garland Reynolds, Plaintiff:
a-ainSt
Dorothy Price, William Edics, Tiocon C. Tcc, and Sa
mueI Parrish, defendants.
Defendant Dorothy A. Price having entered her appear
ance gwen security according rw and the rules o this
the satisfaction Of tie tina, she
inhaJan u this S,AcOn motion Of tie pan,i y his aiou"y
Ia, the said Dorothy A. Prc do appear before The
justices Of OF Louisa the Courthouse the
Monday May and the bill the plaintiff aud
OF this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
in The city oil Richmond for months successive aud
Courthouse of Ibis cOunty
couri dry. A Copy-Tesc,
JOHN HUNT Ell, c.
Ect
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a tHESIERFIELD LAND far Sale III he sold

a tilESI ERFIELD LAND far Sale " be sold
u on Monday, the 18th Of March, The prrnSesn
tract Of land lying little ub"ve Manchester, obtaining
two hundred acres. This land formerly the proper
ty of Daniel Weisiger and purchased by the Bank
al trust sae for iis benefit in December lS2I and Il
the place known Mount Robin The land Is
valuable for its quality and especially for its location
TermsA credi, Of six and twelve months for approved
negotiable paper FARMERS BANK OF VA
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