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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
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In Richmond, virginia.

INllE next Winter Term OF Lectures in the led
4 zeal Department OF llampden Sydney College
nj Richmond, will commence Gu MONDAY, October
2lst, 800, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ ID. Professor of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. NJ. D. Professor Of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CllAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor of
Malcria Mcdca and Therapeutics.
Il. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID, Professor of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. Professor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
The College Inffnary, attached TO the College
Building, has been successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly num-
Der Of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-lo
which the Student has AT all hours.
The College lnirmar,, together with the Aims
House, Penitentaiy and Armory, (Which are under
the char-e oitwo of the Profcssors) will afford the
Student an opportunity Of witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abundance
OF materlaslo Anatomical purposes, and the reduced
price at which they are furnished will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire intimate knowledge of the Anatu-
my Of the human body, and the use OF Surgical In
struments.
During tho last Winter Course of lectures. from
the number OF Surgical Cases admitted into the
ipu"".N' 'hc io,cssoi Vi surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the hging subject; and from
the increasing popularity of the ln6rmary there is
reason To believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in The House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, incloding fuel, lights, servants
attendance. Nc can be obtained IN this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised to slate that a full Course of
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quWalcnt 10 one in the following Medical Schools :
University OF Pennsy lvania Jefferson Medical Col
leee otPhiIadelpbia; Medical College Of the State
OF South Carolina; Tfannsylvania University, Lex
lngton, Ky; University of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dsscct.
ing Rooms OF the College ON The first of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond. May %. On
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vi HsETER~.-Ihe perlectly safe uneerine and sur.
ceEsnl urnment" almost every species disease the use
OF Mofas Lite Medicines is no longer pertinent as re-
ience to the experiences o many thousands patients i'll
isiactnrly prove. during the present month OF April alone
nearly one hundred cases have to the knowledge of Mr.
Mntat, where the patient has all appearance ecclc,
permanent cure bv the exclusive aud udto use nj hs t
Medenessoms of these had been considered he
You'd all hope by their medical attendants Such happy results
OF great pleasure TO Mr. NJ and nspire him win
new confidence 10 recommend the of his medicines To his
fellow clrzens.
The Life Medicines are purely Vegetable nrenornron
hey are mud and pleasant in their operation the snIne
time thoroHgactng rapidly upon The secetions of the
mm-efrylng oil all acrimonious humors, and assimang
with aud purifying the blood. For this reason in aq,y
ted cases OF Dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give relief in
sn9'' space OF tune than any other prescription. In Fever
and Aeuet lnuamnntory rheumatism, Fevefs every de-
scnpuon SICK Headaches ieabnn, Dizziness in the hea
as ~ he hest ilauleney, impaired appetite, aud in
y disease arising from mpuriy OF ia, blood or n disorder
cd state of the stomach the of these Medicines has always
proved To be beyond Doubt greatly superior any other mode
All that Mr. Moa asks Of his patients is to be particular in
Nus 'em strictly according to the directions. 1t not by
newspaper noce"r tng that he hmc If may say in their
o, !hnl Ne hopes I" gam credit II is alone by the results
p a. t - me reader gn invalid, and does he wish to
So lei hun call orsend 10 Mr.. Moas Office 367 Broadway
ana procure copy othe Good Samaritan, published gntm
u'y case, OF cure and perhaps exacy similar to M
own Sold wholesale aud retail ~ '''''''' !" MS
or additional particulars OF the above AIe,l;r;,as ~ Al r
"a. ueod Samaritan, copy of which accompanies the
medicine copy can always be obainsd of the ddemn, A.
gents VINO have the medicine for sale.
French, German and Spanish directions can , i5;I 80
application at the office BIS Broadway. ''''"eo 0"
~ 81 posi- pad letters Will receive immediate attention.
n fiePared and sold by WILLIAM h. MOFFAT AL
h o'u"nf' view ORR liberal deduction made 10 tboso
~ ihe Lie Medicines may also be had of any If the
PHt ntnss''ts IA every town throughout The IInt"d
% pi u" ue tHhaas ktnr Moilat's Iifaflls and pis
S nliers am be snre thu fac smile of John MoG;, 80
Pills 49, =" Cut" p"'le U BltlerS or box of
For sale by the following agents II
d. Il. LYMAN
Dr. J. r. ROYAL, SLypcbber,. Va.
SopieniLer26 - -"''"zs'oA Nelson Co, vi.
I'm
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$50 REWARD.

II ANYWAY fem the subscriber, ON Sunday
i night the 20ih inst. nnrgro man, STEP1EN,
- years old, aud Nano, hs wife 20 years old. Ste
phen Is dark colour full large eyes, fine oounie-
nance AMI coarse his clothing Is not known,
rs he carried ulf several suits. lie has suit Of
blue broad clnh, OF pan OF panialoons, home
made irans. and big caai oi camblei. Nancy IS u
pbneht mualto with ., full head OF hair, right ann
snl lnIc elbow. She has several dresses OF sirped
t.lnsc, aud others oil Merno. Calico. &c. CLOAK Of
Ctcassiau aud ! Mus bonnet, striped. Stephen
tasrd IN l}oietourt county III The idnily oi the
Beae- aud had lived there and ia Pocahouas coun-
+, until bought him. which has been hui liftle
more than f~o months. llewas owned Ia PorahoB-
Ia. his las place ni Icsidcncr by = Mr Mofphat,
/ who Was ~ so the uNnrt oi his wife Nancy. Her
father and nulher are owned bS Martin DIey,
IN ~ near luulcrsyille. Poeahonas county, whctf
,hlnk us pohablo tlcy viii make Their way, rs
thfy seem Ia haze acquaintance Ia that aud
Bulcionn eouplIcs. ! viii give The above reward II
dcy red 10 me ~ Lynohburg, aud pay all necessary
ckp,nsrs ncu1ffd.o iu ey be confined IN jul 50 that
crt them arain, ]toS Low T..
AZ The buchanan journal aud Bewlsbutg I'm
qucrni NJ pie. insert the above twice and forward
her accounts 10 tins Office Tor pay menl.
Dta - Is
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FOR LEASE Or RENT.
The W1Siin.tOn lspf.i GyntIsf,IIr... "

~; THIS well known stand, with twenty three
t5ni rooms, sufficient for forty beds, with good
A-A-.A stables, aud fine we'll OF the lot, is
nov for rent and possession given The l2h of Decen-
Der next. There IS NJ this time fine run Of custom
10 the house, not surpassed by any in the place.
Any person wishing 10 rent will please call and see
the property, address either Of the subscribers at
Lynchbufg. MAURICE LANGIIORNE, Jr
JAMES VI. LANGllORNE.
DC, o. WIS
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NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE,


ESPEC1FULL1 informs his friends AMI IN.
d L public generally that he coniinurs 10 carry o
HE manufacture OF COPPER AND TIN WARE
IN all its various branches. Ills stock OF Tin W.
is now large well assorted, aud well worthy the
tenon of both Wholesale and retail dealers liz
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Ware is alsa
very large and Desirable and he prepared TO mann,
faciure to order STILLS ofany size or pattern md
will also repair old STILLS or take them in EXCHANGE
Tor
II has also on hand large and we'll asso,,.,
stock of WOVE WIRE for wheat fans DC. and :,
prepared TO weave 10 any order he may receive
He also has attached to the establishment a BR,Se
FOUNDRY, aud sprepared to To order. Br,,s
for tayerns. churches and other purposes Tob,cca
Screw Boxes. castings for Threshing Machines and
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
liz continues also, 10 gutter aud cover Ilonses
either in town country, with Copper, Tn. Zinc
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
takenIn exchangeior new work. Country pro-
duce also taken exchange FOR all work in his line
Aug 3 wis
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To Rebecoa Howell, Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman
and Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his
wife, Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman, William II,
Harrison and Lncy his WIFE, Henry Arthur and
Sarah his wife, Clark Newman, Bailey Newman
William Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah
Towlef, James fowler, Absalom fowler. Rich
ard Goad and Nancy his wife, Thor1as Thompson
and Jane his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly his
wife, Mourning Robeusou, Thomas Guad and
Sally hio wife, Abednego BAYS and Frances his
wife, Shadfack Shochley, Polly Shockley and Alb
SALON. Shockley
fI,AhE NOTlCE-that we will, on the Goth day
n OF November next, between the rising aud set
ting OF the sun, AT the dwelling house Of Meredith
Dixon, IN the county of Gieenup, State of Kentucky,
take the dispositions oil William Dixon and Others !;
and II not tab en- that day will be taken the 29h
day OF tho same month at the same place and if
not taken on that day, will be taken the 9Th day of
December next, at The same place; and, at either
time, continue from day 10 day until completed,
which dispositions, when taken, will be read cvl-
dcnce IN SUIT in chancery, now depending and un-
determined IN the Circuit Superior Coun of Law
and Chancery holden for the county Of Bedford,
wherein you are plaintiffs aud and others are de-
iendanis when and where you attend. should
you think proper. GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL &. EDWARDS.
Oct. 10 Wins
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.S'GEFSs.

Bedjord September Court 1880
HENRY ADAMS, William Adams, William
n 4 Frazier and Sally his wife, Polly Adams
Rhoda Adams, Nancy Adams, Slephen Adams and
James Oatmeal and Eliza his wife. Plaintiffs.
against
Joshua Adams, of Henry Adams, deceased
Sampson d. Chain, Calohill G. Chain, Josephus II
Chain, the last three children Of Jane Chain dee
Henrietta NJ. Adams, and William II Adams, chill
drcn oil Ohm adams, deceased, Del'ts
IL CHANCERY.
This day this cause on Ia be heard on the pa
pers formerly read, and was argued BY counse-hp.
on consideration where's the Court doth adiudge-
order and decree that John A. Wharton, a commits
sioner of this Court do take account Of the adj
minisiralion ofhe estate of Henry Adams de ceased
with Rebecca Adams and William Adams, the adj
mnlslrators and also that lie aud settle the
counts between the plaintiffs and defendants, who
are distributes, in which account he is to take int
estimate any adyancemens which may have been
made by the inlestale in his life time to any OF the
parIies-and the said commissioner is TO report said
accounts 10 this Court with any matter specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself required by
the parties 10 lie so stated. A copy Teste
RO. C.. MITCHELL, c. B. c.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
Liberty, Oct. /, 1889. (
The above parties will take notice that shall at
my Office in this town, at the hour of 10 O'Clock in
the morning, Of Thursday the 2lst day of November,
1889, commence the accounts directed by the fore
quired to attend with their accounts, vouchers wit
nesses and copies Of court papers for examination and
settlement. JNO. A. WHARTON, c.
IL
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EncoHr;aga yonr own nnnufae,nrcs ,

atLLAtS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MAsDFAcTURES at ssur town encanra.
ged' by buying ynur HATS oi the subscriber
Every Hat We sell, being Manufactured by anr.
serves III tue town oi Lsncburg. shall not be nle-
riot 10 any and beng determined sell low foi
cash. we hope, therefore. the advantage we oiler TO
our customers. will be appreciated by the public ;
ana as there will be credit IN our business, good
customers will not have pay foi bad ones. We
have just re eeised good Stock Of
HAfTER'S MATERIALS.
winch will be made UP m the BeateSt m1nner BY
lIst rate wofkmen. We are also receiving a 70 ID
assortment OF ladic-' aud gentlemcns Shoes, mea's
audboyss dne Eur Cloth and Ian Seal Caps some
ot superior quality. All ofwliic ~l he sold low
for cash only. DTSKLE X RUMBOUGH.
hue assortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen :
~ % T. ; alsoa good assortment Of Haters'
Trimmings.
Nov % WON,
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Public sale OF Land and Nc
9EOeA.

pl VIRTUE afa deed of trust, executed by
ID " illlam Walton. Ia the subscriber. on the gid
oi Dccember less, aud OF record IN the Clerk s
Oilicc tho county al Buekmgham-will be sold 10
the highest bidder, for cash on Thursday, the 2eih
day oi November, at Meadow farm, on Bent Greek.
IN buckingham county and near 10 the residence OF
.l-l " alLnu. lhe aeAnLal lnllnMlnr namal
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New Grocery in Lynchburg.

tI,tlE subscribers having removed Ia i,nehbmg.
respectfully ininrm hrti friends and the pub
&c eener,,. that lhey have taken The house ior"er-
Nv occnpcd hy Manu-. Wand 4 Davis, two hOoIs
bcloW Charles Phelps Auetun Roon, and oppo-
ste Messfs. s. & NJ. II. Gatand's Law Office.
where they mend Ia Keep general assortment oi
Groceries lor sale at ven, low rates. for cash.
BAILEY a. WOMACk
nr,
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LK.s.CIsgUYG EOu...DXI.,

FKNHE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
Il call the attention of the public, 10 then new es
adjustment, (he Lynchbutg Foundry,) situated
Immediately the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we are prepared 10 do any Mind
OF Casting. Mil Iron Machinery of any description
with nealncsss and despatch. We hope by strict at
tenion 10 business, to merit portion Of public pa.
tronage. Any orders from the country will meet
With prompt attention. }. I. DlUGUlD x CO.
May - VIM
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ID URSUANT 10 deed of trust, bearing date The
2nd day Of October, 1887, executed by George
NJ Thomas to me, tof purposes therein specified,
which deeds duly of record in the Amherst County
Conu Clerks Office, shall offer for sale, to the
highest bldderlor cash.upon the premises, on Thurs
day The 2lstday of November next, House and
Lotn The town OF New Glasgow. The House is
occupied by William II. knight a Saddler's shop
and was purchased by said Thomas OF William IL
Tyler. Also all said Thomas's Household and
Kitchen Furniture and all his working tools, very
complete set. Acting as trustee, shall convey
such title only as is vested in by the deed alore-
said. JOHN b, DUNCAN Trustee
Oct 81 t2lN
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TWENTY ACRES

lying on the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which Is heavily
tlmbered. the balance recently cleared. % this
Tract there Is good DWELLING HOUSE
Thus one oi the best stands OF the Forest road for
4 blacksmith shop, wheelwneh shop and Wagon
yard. as II the FIRST good spring taiter leaving Lynch.
buTg,) which Is convenient 10 the road.
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POLITICAL.
From tls BILE Isssabies.
gnsE ROSE AND THE nEE.

Feo~ tss BILE .IsssmLie,.
slsE ROSE AND TBE nEE.
NJ MISS AM h. WILKINS.
A sr.riivc Rec uf fckic moea
Deserving every na~cr he ~ees.,
ouce Gus bright aud summer dry,
Wishing IN pass his lime away.
Did In the Rose his 1ovoifs rss.
lie Lazzes sianr, be sn'ilcd, he PRAYED.
No snssscr 10 l,is she made
: Aid Tor has signs she cared much le-s,
. Bar smiled aud laue he'd Mt his distress,
ron,ea,ed ia her loseiness.
She kncwiull well. TO every flower
lie nus the lover OF The hour.
, IN, for herself seltisht and farc.
Sosseetly. gently growing rhec,
Sac shared moi vows with er'rg far.
The more he vowed. the more be sishcd.
The norc with 6, kie VOWS he piled,
Shs closer folds bsr lca,rs-niih loss
Df anger than Of fcnJcmcss,
Or 'riiamed Of her own lovclinoss'
Yet do not think she could not fcl,
For coyness of will love conceal
And well he knew the tackle Ilsc
Mould bad farewell to consistency.
~ her tenderness should see.
She knew his wings ~crr bright and FAR.
Like zcpiers sporting IN the air
HUI yet she knew # wings WEIR bright,
'Tis often proved that the, an. hrlt,
Ladies' dccile IL she was right
Sporting nrsn in springfield, hour,
Mid chanrefal Apnl's sndlsn shower.
The liver bee grew wei aud cold,
Into il'e Rose hi. woc he told.
And prayed her leu,es she would unfold
All silly Rose -hewnre--thoro's ruile
Lurking beneath the bandcsi smile
Hui OH beware the trrncherou. tear,
For in il ihcro Is more 10 lcnr.
Than does TO simple eyes appear.
From pity she could MOI rcfrain,
With grisf siio sa~ l,ei luvei pam,
She op' her lensos ofrusy hue,
That Ioihc winds pcrinnrc threw.
And Ia lirf bnast tbr 1ntlcrer 6e~
Whsn nestled IN the hunicd onp,
Her graceful lrares -hc ludedup.
swect trusting Rose, like woman, blind
10 art, when pit, dll. her niad
Beware Love leaves a sting behiud.
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WHITE SULPHUR.

HAVE lust received another supply of Sui
4 phur water. A directory tor its use and he
diseases 10 WHICH II as particularly applicable by DR..
Moorman' Resident Physician at the Springs may
be had gratis, by application 10
II, LATHAM. Druggist.
Sent IL
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living on Ivy creek Ia Bedford county. within half
miie OF the Tract last described. II is well vaicred
aud contains sufficient qaantry OF WOOD. LAND
Tor the support OF the place.-Sixty Acres of this
fnct Is first rate lo~ground, and the upland is now
IN good state OF Improvement.
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one hHmdred ROf0rs Rerurd.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9th Of
a July, very bright mulaltn Boy by the name
OF WARMER, about 3 feet . inches in HEIGHT,
II years Of aye, spare made. strait black hair.
black eyes gentee IN his appearance, very polite in
his manners, speaks quick, and somewhat concelt.
ed has small scars the back ofone Of his hands.
lie took wllh him two suits Of cloths ono ofsgray
bfoadelot, irock coat and pantaloous, the other
homespun, coppcras color roundabout x panialoons
and a black iur hat about hall worn. II requires
close inspection 10 Distinguish linn from a white
person. II is supposed that he has gone in the
direction OF Lynchburg, llhlsbofough Oh
down the river.
| will give the above reward if taken over 90
miles Irom home over 10 aud within 90 miles. $50
within 10 miles, So If he is returned TO me- on
edged III Jail, 50 that get hun again.
NATlIL. =. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. Z.
July 10
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Public sale OF Land n Negroes.

1y1 virtue Oi u deed of trust executed by Richard
- >. Ellis To The subscriber, the I7th day OF
December, lS35, and OF record in the Clerks Office
OF Amherst county will be sold ut Pedar Mills IN
the county OF Amherst TO the highest bidder, for
cash, on Tuesday The Goth day OF November, the
following property, to wit: one tract OF Land on OF
lei Greek, containing 400 acres, or less, ad-
'onng The lands OF batkin b vars and others thee
other adjoining tracts, lying boln sides of the
Enchanted Creek, and containing together eight
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining the lands OF
Moses Martin, deed. &c. three other tracts, all
adjoining, containing seven hundred and thirty one
acres, more OF less lying the forks Of Pcdlar
er and liorsley S creek. adjoining the Pedar Mills
and Others also one other tract OF Land containing
300 acres, less, on both SIDES OF Pedlar river
adjoining the lands OF John Davis q others; also one
lot OF about one acre with the Brick Soehouse there
on, at Pedlar Mills. Also the following Slaves. TO
wit Othelio, man, aud Frankly his wife, and John
now aged about l6 years, and Nancy now aged
about - years, with their increase If any, since The
I7h Dec. 1885. The lille to the aiorcnamed Land
Il Negroes is believed To be ndisputable but acting
trustee, Will convey such title only is vested
by the deed aforesaid
Iffrom incemency OF weather, or any other cause.
the sale of the aforesaid property should be
peled on the day named, II viii be continued from
day TO day until finished.
SAML, Med. REID, Trustee.
consent that the above named property may be
sold al the time and place named in the foregoing
advertisement and upon the terms aforesaid.
RICHARD S. ELLIS.
Oct. "a ids
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C.YsN EOE IJ.syE.2Y.

TIVE STAPLETON MILLS. are now pre-
pared 10 receive WHEAT, Tor which the un-
designed will gye the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
JULY Is Wis
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Kgg.eT ~ .pr.FssTf.e.
torPosirE THE PosT OFFICE)
AVE received their stock OF STAPLE {
Il d FANCY

Groceries Hats, Caps, DC.
which Is large and desirable, and shall be sold for
Cash OF to punctual dealers on time, at prices thai
will certainly give cnlifc satisfaction Their friends
aud the public are respectfully requested 10 examine
their stock.
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SEJE.V HU.vDRED .9CRES.

lsiue IN Campbell eouniy. the Forest road abo M
two and hall three miles from LyuchhnrP.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Il winch u heavily imhefcd Tobacco Land. not
supposedly any IN the county and The cleared Land
generally IN Wy good heart. This Land lies rcinar-
kahls well. aud - abun5anly watefed. The improve
,ncnts are excellent. beng al new CONSISTING 81 a
large AID well finished DWELLING HOUSE.
~. together with Meat House, lee House or.
@niI Daity, Kitchen, Weaving House, aud LID
LII q large Bee House, IN which the Bees E--.A
arr IN fall operation Without hives and ali o
fher Gut Houses necessary. On llns TRACT there
- another seitl"W emit consisting oil good Dwelling
House aud all necessary appuuenances there is
a suliiceney OF ueh MEADOW LAND 10, the use
81 the AKM, and an abundance OF almost all
kinds OF Fiuas which the climate will Justify.
Within The Immediate ncighbofhood there are sever
al Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwrlgh, Shops Saw and
Gfist Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage ia Tho
manufacturing OF SIN would do well to call and
see his property, as they might here enter into that
business with but slight additional expense.
Also, u small TRACT containing about
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sII.ss
COLLINS a Co.. ANEs
stocks, Collars &c.

rENTLEMEN will find At llugl Mlrins a
VI fine assortment nf
Snpcftor plain and eoinnrcd SATIN Siocks.
do do 10 Bembaztne do
Linen Coilns. al Patterns,
Black aud cooured Goat Shin Gloves, yefy
superior.
Sept % Is
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UST received. supiy of Lanp Oil, price lower
~ than usual. Also. the Patent Gas Light, prepar
cd and assad a, Ii. LATllAMS
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SIsIRY,s .s.y.D DR.IU.ERs

.sssASAs - NV ~ D1Ss4 ~ tL1GS
M EMS superior Silk Shirts
1VA Ladies' do do
Mems Buck do
=. Merno do
Lambs Wool do
Merino Lailbs Wool aud Buckskin drawers OF
all qualities.
On hand and for sale at low prices by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct 81 Is