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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

II Asthma! -
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand DR.. MA
IONS Concentr sted Vegetable Balsam truly
Of hope to the afflicted from the thousand times Acknowledged
et az It's having peror med astonishing lasting and per
feet cures than other dicne known The ins
action OF this Basam in subdung inflammation Of the throat
wndpipe arynx cronchi@ ungssoothnr and healing BY
is oaamic powers all alterations ra Of those parts
thus checking the pulmonary diseases and sfordng Of
cough breathing pain the throat chest side back
inc splitting Of blood corruption mitigating night swess
preventing apoplesy and ovgoratnr The frame to
store the afflicted 70 robust health Dr. Mssons Balsam
no, into notice BY putting ekery but BY facts like the
folio wing from the New York Transcript Of Feb % 1885,
DR. Mason Bsam he's been sbuudantly proved 10 be
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting hlood consump
uon, &c. gentleman In Office, had been on- aud
painfully afflicted with al The above ills has been entirely
ene.r
For sale by A. D. Sands 70 and 100 fulton Mil
1913 Broadway; DR. HART Chambers and Broadway
Denver. Chambers and Church syme, 90 and gao
Bowery Wyeth ii3 Bcwery g. king. 64t Broadway :,
Lindsay IS sirt Aeaue Creighton, cerner Csrmine and
Bedford streets and Burnett Perfumery ~ Canal
Price ~ o223
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
GALLERY OF FAsHION, FOR
HAIR CUTTING. &c

Corner OF FULTON AM Broadway, Entrance Futon)
NLlREHUGH, HAIR CUTTER, has Just completed arran.
~ gem n,s with Of ,e FIRST houses London
receive the first specimens Of fashion
ed Tor the season. that they will appear New York simu
taneously with those OF London and Paris.
Newt 70 the advantage OF having fine head Of hair is the
Importance Of having well cut and in this branch Of his
ciirehugh stands pre-emnent. His sysem Of cutting
hair a desideratum BY which its luYurance and
beauty rendered truly ornamental The desi and
icn differ entrelp from the usual practice ,I cutting
adopted here also the expedition and genteBes with which
the operation performed The first artists in London and
Paris acknowledged its utility and adopt in their prsc
ce By the beas monde ii has been dnominated scen6
art and whether for the Pulpit the OAR the Senate the
Stage its elegant and classic will add dignity and
grace 10 the whole contour OF Ia fefe Humane
The patronage already extended him since the ntrodue
oil system and the natteng encomiums pronounced BY
all Who under the magic Of his touch
induces him 10 invite all gentlemen who either study personal
appearance the auremen fashion. place their hair
der his charge assured that trial will prove his superiority
all other competitors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

'I'O MAhRitD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESTELL, Fe-
male Physician bess leave to call the attention Of the
married to subject oil the vital not
only with their well being health and happiness but often their
oxsencea subject intimately and blend.
ed With all that we hold and dcar wnng itself
aroukd every association Ia e neparably fraugh
with good evil we'll TO children ourselves that
II sincerely 10 be hoped that the motives by which
tuated viii not lie msconceed and misapprehepded That
many the evils moral and physical under which labor,
may Re soened many prevented and many guarded
and thus open III. path OF condition
morally, ply icay and intellectually, the firm opinion
Of every candid enlightened aud rejecting mad Much
suffering misery wrechedness aud vice existing
or wise end to CONTROL smai degree own dealt
nies but Tor THIS xho pine poverty tong but TO live
M n,ag oo' 70 so may IN few Years acquire comfsra
OF education and OF which their present
~ circumstances deprive them OF but for this many
mother scarce in the meridian Of life would be spared the
anguish and suffering Of old age; but for this many an
oil early and grave but for this
re husband would have still been blessed with
cvmPan'onshp OF the partner ofhs Joys sorrow-hs
er IN advey and his sharer prospery and many
daughter bueting amougs strangers with the sorrows
and temptations Of cold and unfeeng word, might
have had morhers tender and socitude. II this
so are we aot bousd BY human aud divine
BY our duty to ourselves TO husbands espe
ciay to children to preserve to guard protect
oor health, nay life, that rear and watch
over those 10 whom allied BY ties the most
sacred and bindisg Is IT not wise and viruous TO pre-
vent evils 10 which subject by simple and healthy
means within coatrol Every dspasonate v,rtuous,
and tended mind will uahesitangy the afr.
mxtive. This, then all that Mrs X recommends or ever
recommended Price Five DOLLARS Package, accompanied
with full and particular directions For the couvenisnce Of
those unable 10 call personalIy Circua fully
znatory will be sent free Of expense (poage exceped to
any part OF The cy or United sat. All letters must be
Physean Principal obce 100 Greenwich street New York
Once hours from A. VI. TO r. M. >n2-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann street
IVl under the American Museum, New Yorh.
90 DR.. n. EVERETT spprres the public, that 10
continue, his successful treatment Of diseases sa an5 sea
cou remedies He relies mainly upon vegetable preparation
the of those diseases TO which he attends.
Dr. Evers,s and valuable TRU SIS for Hernia, Rup
ure combines the joint operation Of two springs the
rupture pad and thereby gives -quabe force and retains
the intestine under all possible sAexons attitudes of the
bodyand thus superior 10 all Other Instruments OF s
. gives security when applied We also keePs ether
Rubber, Silk Cotton and Linen su'pensory Bs"das pro
lap.us Bandsg Russ Bolts for weakness IN TIE oins
and back the truly celebrated Abdomn Supporters, ~ Inn
proved by Or Knight the Of Falling Of the Womb,
Recommended by all the 6rt Surgeon. IN the United States
them ser having been confined 10 their for years
lny- There are entrance, to this cfce-oRe from SIS
Broadway next door to the entrance o. the Amercss Muse
49,, ana fram No Ann street. 6rst door from Brosd~ay.
NB-Leters from persons at distance being pcs paid
will receive immediate attention o2eim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of any
I'D kind hut always bear mind that any medicine that
countsrsed of ef be valuable. Remember the only
place in New York for the sale Of the genuine Hunters Red
Drop No. Aso Pearl st., door north Of Chatham.
Price 81 per vial. o25 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

NEW DIsCovERY.-For the cure OF chronic diseases
IN ssch long standing seroala, Secondary Syphilis VI
Piles, Fituia Czocerns Tumours and all Mercuris
Diseases Ne pay required for medicines till th
perfected which will take from to weeks and b.
without hindrancs business Medicine asd advice gratis
Pc, feet 10 not performed Apply at A. L. Shipeyh
No. ITO Canal street. where Dr. SOLOMON HEINE the
dscoverer, will be Ia attendance fron to 10 A. M. and
As poor and honest eau have medicine advice gratis b,
ealing upon Dr. Solomon Heine, at his residence No lie
Hudson street. between Canal and Desbrosses Streets ss
turdays between the Of 2 and r. NJ DR.. Heine hN
other Office and connection with any other office than
those ahovene ntsopea. p4-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

onnn Morris M,it.TIt,AULUs TREES For Sale -
OVOO THY viii he sold Low account o. e,osngeon'
Among he lot are 600 rs~> wisA yssr % roots
Apply al slo Houston street "hi"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Pennsylvania, Baltimore PROM.
" senee Rhode Island, New York Safety Fund, RED
Dog Red Back Notes taken for the following goods al less
price than ANY other establishment Of which articles
have the largest assortment in Ameriea
Groee Articles. Teas assorted Chop; Brandies Frsnehi
Segar Spanish; Spices; Dyewoods and Dyers Arucles In
dgoes Benz al and spanish Hate and furrier Articles
Drugs Me- icines; Larp Oils, Winter aud Fall Strained
do do do do DO Bleach,d; Linsed Oil, Dutch and Eng
hsh; Olive Oil in casks beitys and baskets; White Lead
Dry and round in oil Paints and Painters Articles; Win
dow Glass assorted sizes, he GeFor sale in lots 70 suit
purchasers, BY
Between Fulton and vesey sts, on the North River side
New York ni2.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
URIAH P. HARRIS

SPLENDID PENMANsH ACQUIRED IN n
LESSONS!
MR. BRISTOw respectfully announces to the Ladie,
IVA and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he hat
returned from successful visit to Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No I75 Broadway for
the aEcErrIoE and OF capacity
Day add Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

SO MAIpEN LANE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he has just received complete assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods which he will make up at his usual
low prices, Cor cash, viz:
FALL AND WINTER FRICEs.
Over Coats Of Pilot Cloth SIS 90 TO % o.
Beaver Is 90 to IS OF
Dress Coats-Bread I6 90 TO - o.
Frock I6 90 to 81 o.
Psntsloens or Cashmere, &c. 8 90 10 IL OF
Vests Of sstns, Woolen, velvets and Valencia 90 to
Persons furnishing their goods have them made
at the following low prices, viz.
Over Goats made and trimmed Gil 90 to II o.
Dress 9Oo to ii 90
Freck go to II 90
P.ptsleons AGO
Vest 400
NB-An garments made this establishment made BY
the best workmen and warranted 10 ct.
N 2mt uRfAH p HARRIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

Two THE LADIEs.-DR. A. q HULLs UTERO AD-
Il DoNIINAL SUPPORTER Is offered TO those afflicted
With PoLspsus Falling Of the Womb and other diseases
depending upon relaxation ofihe abdominal muscles M
rument every calculated for relief and permanent
Iteration 20 health. When this Instrument 10 carefully and
properly fitted 70 the form Of the patient Il invariably ords
The most immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
Of Vcera dplacements Of the abdomen and its kful
Is always followed BY early confession Of radical
relief from the patient herself Ths supporter Of simple
,ueton and be applied y the patient without further aid
AMOS HULL,
Once, vesey street. Astor House. New York.
Pamphlets describing its and Application will be prevent
cd Al the Office. salA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.
ON CAL rN,S ne An nVcpENo A u V

VII oALL<XN . ENSAnIs
NR. j. EVANS Continues To he consuite. con6dentaly
~ In all v'.ss'l cases. mercuria and chrouc disorders
where the stimproved prsece he expeduous and
mldueatment may be depended To prevent mistaxeS
he particular ~ find No. IL Pecx Slip.
hincrvs's Box containing q complete plan dicne
every form the BE- proeured ssabeve and used
pat of tue uniiee Stai,s
Also preventive renecy assns, v''.-sl that may ~
full, relied On
All letters post paid and describing the case and enciosng
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, until O'Clock In the evening
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection with any ether Office Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
MAY No IL Peek Slip NJ Y.
NEW MEDICAL OFFICE, ass Pearl 81 one door north
~ fChaiham arranged exclusively for the sale OF the ces
braied Hunters Red Drop and for the treatment OF class
cfdsease only. Price 81 per vial. o25 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-14

~ Exclusively devoted 10 the Of Hernia and Proapss
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
University Of this State, in constant attendance
This establishment favorably known in this city for
than 20 patronissd BY the medical faculty. whose
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had on calling
as above. 4VESEY STREET, Aston HOUSE
s6G
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SHAWLS AND CLOAK


A INT % shawbn Of
dmy low pnce,
pans &c y aredcte fa5peen tEro.
ar f a hbl an oecedpr ecanbe made
SO Gran
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
5000 Acres.
Il l. S q
,yerevUl Houses yliN Lots,

In the town of New Glasgow, TO witt
the Store House Lo,w the Improvements thereon;
the Tavern Lot, including theNew Glasgow Hotel d
other improvements the Yellow House and Lot adj
Joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the east side of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf and the two Houses and Lots on
the west side of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and hckesson
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two exceen; Dwellin. Houses, with 9th
er buildings aud improvements, necessary for the
commoda,on olfamilIes or for farming operations
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels, and will be if necessary, to suit pur
chases. II is intended to have it surveyed and div-
ded into of convenient size, plats OF which
will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
The Undersigned acting as trusrees, will only con-
vey such title as is vested in them bn they believe
the title TO be good. JOHN NJ. OTE4,
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees under The last named deed.
March tl0My
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
GARDEN SEED.

4 LAkGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
1 n which will warrant to be fresh ond a.n,.;ao
VIZ: Ea'ly York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do ;
early Dutch dos early George do late Drumbead
laie Dutch do; green Savoy do red Dutch do.
"h'e Onion Seed; yellow do; early Blood Turnin.
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do; Orange
o ex"n early Horn do early Cluster Cucumber
Frame do Mauynia Probes ); Nutmeg Melnn ;.
cary squash Porters do; Sugar Loaf Lettuce
ice do Royal Cab. do brown Dutch do Ions
w W Naples; Radish early Short Top Seas
haddish long Salmon do; Cherry Turnp do
S wn,e DO; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Vege,a,
a'eoys'er' s1ild Celery; best Eudiye Okras Gran,
asparagus bene Plant; Mangel Nunzel; Ru,a
basa Washington Peas early Charleston do large
Hafrowiat do early China Beans +; Mohawk do
,,a SIX weeks do; large Lama do Chinese Pro-
'''s rec Hofn' HENRY LATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

/ trust. executed by David S. Garland. The one
to the undersigned, John NJ. Otey aud Rober, Tins
ley bearing date the 9th day of April, 1929 and the
other 10 the undersigned Robcr, TiDsley and Mau-
rice H. Garland. bearing date the day of April
1928 both OF which are of record in the Clerks OF
fee of Amherst, we shall on Friday, the 10Th day of
May next, upon the premises. that is to say,
a, the residence OF the said David S. Garland,
proceed 10 SELL FOR ready money, to the highest bid
der all the remaining property conveyed in the said
deed. or so much thereof, as will be sufficient 10
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The SAID prop
er,y consists Of he Tract Of Land, on which
the said David S. Garland resdesying IN the county
of Amherst on both sides OF Buflaoe River, and a
round the town OF New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Grs, Mill. on Buiiaoe, Cherry Hill Plantation,
the Winron House and Plantation, the House where
the said David S. Garland resides with tho appurte-
name es, supposed TO contain upwards OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
POLITICAL.
vuE rmREE GRAVES.


sought. al midnight rensi,e hour,
The path which monrners tread,
Where many marble stone reveals
The cit, OF the dead -
The civ ofihe desd-whers all
From ic,erish toll rerosr,
While round their beds, the simple flower,
In sweet rroiasion blows.
And ,hec marked pleasing spot,
Enclosed with tender care,
Where, side by side. three infants Law.
The only tenants there -
Nor weed, nor bramhie raised its head
To mat the hallowed scene,
Aud twas mothers tears methonghi.
Which kept the tnrfse green.
Tho eldestwas gentle girl,
She sank in rose bids fail.
And then two 1.-THE brs,hers came
The, wero their parents all -
Their parents all land oh. how OF,
The moan OF sickness rose,
Before, within these narrow mounds,
They found long rcpase.
The cradle sports, beside The hearth,
AtwiGtcr's eve, are Ger;
Their tuneiul torres, So full Of ninth,
Delight the ear no more,
Yet still the thrilling echo lives,
Aud many lisring word
Is treasured in affection. heart.
by grie,ing memory stirred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
NOTICE.
Mr.. JOHN DAUGHERTY:

;sNAKE NOTICE, that | shall proceed on Mon
Il day, the 22d April next, at the County Court
Clerks Office OF Bedford county, take the deposit
tons of sundry persons, to be read evidence in
suit depending in said court, wherein plain
tiff, yourself and others defendants
JOHN G. NOEL.
March IS w4w"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

COMING SUGAR CROP.--Tho Franklin
na.l Republican Of the 4th intsi. says -" Nos
OF our planters have already finished planting se'l
seed cane many fearful hat the see OF last nigh'
would injufe The cane already planted We are hap
by in Informing those who may entertain Tears iof 'ne
loss OF their crops that have conversed with Old
experienced planters. who tell us that II viii not
in the least injufe the cane tha, has already been
pl,ntcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
March 4

At a meeting ofthe Board of Trustees of Washing
ton College, held the 22nd day Of December
1898, On motion Resotred, That Samuel McD. Reid
A. r. Barclay, Reuben Grigsby, Robert White, and
John Alexander, be COMMITTEE to sell the Harris
bottom Tract Of Land, aud also the Mountain Tracts
and The Tract Of Land called the Lower Plantation ;
that the said Committee advertise the time &c. of
the sale six weeks in such papers they may think
proper, and then TO sell AT Public Auction the seye-
raj tracts OF land above specified, reserving bid,
which bid the said Committee shall be authorized
to make and that the said Committee be requested
to offer the said lands upon the usual payments OF
land sold in this vicinity
tue copy from the minutes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
March 4
To Tubal Early administrator in the right of his wife

To Tubal Early administrator in the right OF his wife
Charlotte Early, formerly Scrugg', OF The es-
tate Of Richard N. Scruggs, deceased.
NOU will please to take notice, that shall on
Il Saturday, the 27th Of April next, at the Eagle
Tavern. in Liberty, Bedford, between the rising ana
setting OF the sun, proceed take the deposll'ons
Adam Elliott, Valentine. X. Lefiwich and others 70
be offered as evidence the trial Of an injunction
cause, now depending in the Circuit Superior Cour'
of Law and Chancery for the County OF hedioru'
wherein you are plaintiff and and others are deem
danis. ELkANAH BRAMBLEIl.
March Ia w4w~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

fuNHE FIRST SESSION Of this institution
commenced the first Monday IN February, I'M
der the direction OF
WIZ, BENZ. w. CURTIS, A. H.,
IroaainousIy elected by the Board Of Trustees as
p,ncipaI. For the last two years Mr. Curtis has
h,9 charge Of the Slate River School. Buckingham
caunry. Va. and is highly recommended by the
Trustees OF that School also. by President Lord OF
Dartmouth College, IN ll.,) OF which hels a grad
uaie.
The academic year is divided into two sessions oil
FIVE months Zach.
The Tenn, Of Tuition arc as follows, viz:
Preliminary Course. . 8 per session
HIGHER branches OF English Lam
ruace, tcxclusive Of Mathematies,) 10
Mathematics French, German, La
in. or Greek Language, Is
Students will be charged from their entrance, tca
ses Of sickness excepted, I'll, the close Of the ses-
SONS.
Board including washing, lodging, lights, &c,
may be had IN private families, AT SO per month.
The vicinity IN which this Institution is located,
in point of health, morals and means OF acquiring III
formation, Is probably not surpassed by any IN the
country In addition 10 the advantages offered by
similar institutions, students may have access to
circulating Library.
n B.-Parenis and guardians may rest assured,
strict attention will be paid to the morals Of the
students.
BY order ofthe Board,
Z.E. CHEATHAM, President.
~ The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above once week. for six weeks, and
send their account to this Office for payment.
CoSconp, Campbell Co, Va,
February 81, 1899. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
SUPERB FRENCH NEEDLE WORK

lust received, the most splendid assortment of
- French worked Capes and Collars, that the Nor
thern markets will afford, all prices, from 81 so
TO SIS. Ladies wishing something really exquisite
in this line will do well to call on
ANDR. C.. ELLIOTT.
March 81 Is
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S.4LE..

w Ill be sold to the highest bidder, on Friday
w the 10Th day of April next. al the late real.
dence Of Ellis Hunter decd, in Campbell county
The stock Of Horses, Cattle, sheep and u.,.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, &c.
Tcfhs-For all sums OF five dollars and unde,
cash. for all over five, credit of SIX months will bs
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. SARAH f. HUNTER,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of Ellis Hunter, decd.
April wtl2A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

ToBACGo-The quantity Of Tobacco inspect
ed in the eli, of New Yark during the year is3-,
was : SEQ hh,s. mostly the growth 81 ken,neay.
Ia the CITY oil Philadelphia. i'om the l2'h na. IL
ls3s. TO 31st December. s3S. the quan''y o' o
tacco inspected was 5,i76 binds ....
In Baltimore. during the year ls3e' tue quan'hs
OF Tobacco Inspected was y go hhos'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

A SUBJECT FOR ANTIQuARIES.-Tho
last LiItie Rock (Ark) Tunes, contains a letter
from one a. NJ. Sabine, detailing the particulars of
an excavation in the earth, Little Rock where
was found at the depth Of four five feet, y well
sci furnace bits OF broken kettles made OF earth the
"concavny Of whose scgments indicated capacity OF
20 saiions," besides other little Pompoan relics
The question nov arises, how came these relics
here and bow long have they been buried
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

TN PURSUANCE Of a decree of the Hastings
4 court Of the town Lynchburg, pronounced on
4lh day Of February, 1889, IN the suit depending,
between lane Watts and others plaintiffs, and VIM.
Watts and Others del'ts shall, on the l2th of April
next ifiair if not on the next fair day Sundays ex-
ceped) proceed upon the premises, To sell by way of
public auction, to the highest bidder, the Lot OF
Ground, in said decree mentioned,
This Lot is situated short distance below the
lloiselord branch, and Immediately adjoining the
property of Jack Evans.-lt contains one acre, and
lies both sides lthe canal,-The portion situa ed
between the canal and the Turnpike is of sufficient
size to erect upon it very large building, and on
that account is deemed exceedingly valuabe.-Thc
Lot may be sold in parcels, and the terms will be
made known on the day OF sale.
J. WILLS, Comr.
March 10 u2A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Coop PRoFirs.--The New York Journal If
Commerce states that person las, year received a
sma,' 'nvoes Of the Morns Mul,icauls seed from
IL was afterwards resold several times, at constant
increased pnce. aud small parcel is said TO haye
oeen sold at one hundred dollars the pound. The
price has since abated lltle aud the present mar,
Ae' rate may be quoted at about eighty dollars per
pound. ~