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VOL. XII. NO. As,


nR the Vegetable Hygean IN,
. Medicine of the British CollssSa
Health, London, imported BY n d
Taylor 6 l-2 Wall street New v Ge9
sole agent in the u. S. for said cd lOTk
can be had of the following person o.'sss
cry packet sold in Vermont will i e.
ed in l0riting by PangLorn & Br;n.~sta,,
Jewellers of Burlington, Vt, State A.
also by the Sub-Agents selling ,ba%
not so signed do not bug them. For s,Ial,S
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram l.. Cheney, Rutland
J. Pine & Co., Fct'y Point, Mancb.-,
| Joel Day, Royalton.
James H. Murdoch, Woodstock
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
E. p. Walton & Sons, Montpelier
Perry Marsh,
| C. & J. W. Baxter, Derby Line
S. E. Morse & S. Lyman, Crafsbr,.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
Sabin Kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Otis L. Kellon, Montgomery.
o. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, st. Adams.
Jno. Kelsey, Danville.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Al Jonas Flint, St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
N. c.. Goddard, Windsor.
! M. S. Buckland, Bellows Falls
. ]. Sleene, Bratlleboro'.
J. Hagar, Middlebury.
w. E. Greene, Vergennes.
/. ]. w. Remington, Johnson.
= Alfred Hartwell, Keesville, N. Y
Rich'd Cotrill, Plattsburgh, N. Y
a Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisburg
Jas. Hull, Orwell.
J. Frost s. Co., Bridport.
G. F. & B. Boyanton, Essex, n. J
20 C. B. Hatch, Westport, N. Y.
= Maynard Kidder, Moriah, n. Y.
s Remember every packet Of the genun
no signed by Pangborn s. Brinsmaid.
Sc. DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, 6 IL Wal
, Feb. %. U. S. Agent
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Fl air! Il air!!
BAL DIN ESSI
IMPORTANT DIscovERYl

The Great Mystery found out at last.
DR. sTERRY'S HAIR REGENERAToR
IL DIR. Sterry, after much attention to the i'm
portant subject of preserving the human hair, has.
after many experiments, chemical and physical,
been able to discover an article, which is now
offered with the greatest confidence for the toll
ct, as the best thing ever discovered, from its
softening and penetrating quality, TO produce a
good head OF hair-to prevent it fom falling
off when badness IS appreLended-to restore It
when badness has taken place, and TO prevent
it from turning grey 1t is more nourishing
than pomatum, antique oil, or cologne water
1t il beautiful article for ladies' curls-it
makes the hair soft and lively, and produces
uncommon brillancy. Thousands have tested
its superior virtues and excellence, and in eve
ry instance it stands unrivaIled 1t is an infaI-
lible cure in all affections of the skin on the
head, as dandruff, &c. &c. Every family should
be supplied with bottle of this oil, that bv ts
application to the head and hair of their chill
diem, the beautiful and ornamental appendage
OF tlne head of hair which nature has supplied
us may be preserved. From the numerous Ger
hhcates and recommendations received of its
salutary influence, the Doctor feels firmly per-
suaded ne has succeeded in producing an arti-
Gle which will meet the desired wishes and ap-
probation of the public.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & CO.,
III Genesee-street, Utica
Sold at Brandon by Jackson & Ketcham only.
Middlebury, by Geo. K. Fish.
Plttsford, A. Buck.
Rutland, J. Porter
Castleton, E. Jameson
burlington, ]. & ]. III. Peck & Co.
Montpelier, SiIas Burbank Jr.
Brattleboro', Button Clark & Co.
woodstock, Stearns Warner & Soutbgate.
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A REMEDY FOR
R h e u m a It's m!

TNHE excruciating pain-the decrepitude and
IL deformity, and 1.-The premature old age,
which are the usual attendants of this disorder,
are suffered by many from despair of a cure,
disappointment in the efficacy of the numerouo
pretended antIdotes used to effect this purpose.
But those who have made a fair trial of
DR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED IMMINENT,
even In cases of long standing, and of the most
severe character, have received certain relief and
many have been cured in few days, some in "a
hours! as number of persoI in Boston and VI
entity who were formerly afflicted with the Rheu-
matism, have very fully testified. Certificates
are in the possession Of the Proprietor, proving
the most thorough and surprising cures by means
of this powerful Liniment, in cases where Other
approved applications had utterly failed. The
Liniment is also used with success Tor bruises
sprains, numbness, stiffness of the joints, chill
blains, &c.
Price so cents bottle.
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DUMFRIES'
Il Y z w "A II h!

For sore or ir.ffGnaed Eyes, gives immediate
ease and relief. On recent sore eyes, the effect
is most salutary.-Where the complaint has been
of years standing, and in some exceeding had ca.
ses, the most unexpected and desirable relief has
been found in the use of this EYE WATER, af-
ter every other remedy had failed. Many per-
sons who have ufed it, pronounce it the best prep
aration for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases of soreness or inflama-
ton of long standing. Price % cents bottle.
None genulnel unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KID.
DER, immediate successor TO the late DIR. W. T.
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room, oye
No. 80, Court-street, near Concert Hal, Boston
and also, by his special appointment, by NJ. w
ORCHARD, |. BUTroN, and E. ID. BUSH, Bran
don, VT.
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s huff.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CFS

ON6A Il w n z NENIS.
DR. NJ. HITCHCoCK'S NEWLY h
IL VENTED SNUFF. The best article
er discovered by scientific men. in Europe
America, for the cure and absolute relief &c
tarEh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes. \,
yous Headaches. Fallen Sickness, Fits. and
fants troubled with Snuffles, partial shoes
Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Inns
COCK & Co., sole proprietCrs, III Gaes
street. Utica, and by THEN agents thruuglo1iG h
United States and Canada.
Sold at Brandon by Jackson & Kelda vil
MiddlebuIy, by Geo. X. Fish.
Pittsford, A. Buck.
Rutland, ]. Porter.
Castieton, E. Jameson.
Burlington, ]. g. J. III. Peck & Co.
Montpelier, Silas Burbank Jr.
Brattleboro', Dutton Clark g. Co.
Woodstock, Stearns Warner s. Soulhgg,e
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GILKIESs


production of its kind-Hampshare Gaz.
GILKIEs.
This oughtto be the name of the favor
lite potatoes. They are commonly called,
in the Philadelphia market MERGERS
| frequently also NesbGnnocks, and some
times by corruption ShGnnoeks per-
ceive also the name ShenaDgoes (Shenan-
goes) applied in some of the eastern pa
pers.
All men regret that Columbus was
robbed of the honor of giving name to the
world he bestowed upon civilized man =
and correspondent regret actuates the
writer in reference to one of its chief pro-
ducts. 1t is now too late to do honor to
the illustrious Genoese navigator; per-
haps the agricultural press might yet do
an act of posthumous justice to the men,
ory of John GiIky. This seems the more
/ desirable, because his blood has ceased,
and must forever cease to flow in the di
rect Iine-not drop oft flows in the hu.
man veins.
John GiIky was educated for the Ro
, man Catholic ministry, but missed hi:
way and became one of the early settler:
: Of Mercer county, Pa. He lived her
. nit we think. nearly forty years, in a cab
in on the bank of Neshannock creek
: about FIVE miles above its junction witt
S the Shenango, at New Castle. The wri
0 ter remembers him in 1906, then an oil
s man. A few years after that he produce
1 from seed the justly celebrated Merce
l. potato. 1t spread in the neighborhoot
s. and few were carried by the father {
Bevan Pearson, Esq. Of Mercer, an
q grandfather of the Hon. John Pearson, /;
is present Senator from that county, to h
ID residence at Darby, near Philadelphia
III Thence it spread over the United State
'r 1t has proved blessing to millions an
OF has added millions to the wealth of ii
"a marion. This poor solitary exile fro
the Emerald isle has done more to bene
n mankind than many hero of a handrt
es battles. Shall his name perish? I
. will the friends of agricultural improv
'g' ments and the lovers of justice, of hone
rs men and good potatoes, agree to immc
lP- talize it by calling them henceforth G.
kies philadelphia paper.
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PLASTER,

FRESH GROUND. .a
NOVA Scotia s. Western frs
IN ground, & warranted Of us sk
quality, constantly on hand ana y, .y
by the BRANDON IRoN CoAfA
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FOR SALE at the Anti-Slavery Repos-
tory, Vergennes,
"Sl0cery as IL u.s."
Jays neao qcork
Smiths letter to Clay.
b. GREEN'S New Testament argument
0s. SLaoery
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-31

deeper than before, and left, as best it may,
to wage its last conflict and successfully
penetrate the superintendent mass of
clods and rubbish, and renew Its entire
set of surface roots, or fail of accomplish
ing the great object which seems to ami
mate the whole vegetable kingdom-the
production of its kind.-H0mpshare Gaz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
FOR SALE,


F6NlIE subscriber offers for sale about 1000 acres
4 OF valuable Land lying in the county Of Frank.
lin, ten miles below the Court House, on the roads
leading TO Lynchburg aud Dauvllle.
THE DWELLING HOUSE TRACT, contain
ing 500 acres there Is upon the tract about 2J0
acres cleared and under good fences, hundred
of which. lying ON Glade creek and its branches,
would make excellent meadow, part thereof beng
laid down IN timothy aud herds gfass-the wood
land lies well, IS Of fine qnaIify, and well limbered.
The Improvements are a dwelling house with four
rooms. kitchen, out houses, and smi'h shop, all OF
brick, stables, barn, tobacco houses &c.
THE FACTORY TRACT, lying on the Dan
vile road, containing about 600 OF this co
acres cleared, and the balance such tobacco land
as is rarely brought into market the proprietor lay-
ing carefully preserved the land and timber, for r-
~ years past. The Improvements are Two story
framed House with a stone basement, building at
ached, originally built for tobacco factory, c0nve
bulldogs, barn, stables, tobacco houses all
of which
THE TIMBER-RIDGE TRACT, lying on the
Lynchburg road, contains about 400 acres, whereof
two hundred is cleared, under cultivation, and pro
ted with good fencing around the entire tract. The
wood land on this place Is Of very fine quality lies
we'll well Iimbered, and abounds with good water.
The Improvements are Il trained DWELLING
HOUSE, outhouses, &c There is Il good orchard
upon the place
In addition to the above the subscriber has other
lands, lying adlacen which lie would divide to suit
purchasers. The whole of these lands ale situated
in populous and respectable neighborhood conye-
nent TO mills stores, ost Offices, &c. and upon the
main roads leading 10 Lync'lbure and DanvIlc, be
ing SIS miles from the first, and 40 miles from the
latter place.
The terms of sale wall be third cash. the balance
at one and two years. secured. The land will be
shown by persons residing upon the premises, and any
information respecting them will be given by
VIM. NJ. Burwe Esq. Of Liberty. by the sub
scriber. }. >. BURWELL.
Franklin County, Aug. IS CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

Ia ton aud evaporation 10 The electon Of Mr.;
Van Bnien, he diseounienances all opposition and
dainns without reserve any aud every competitor
that has been named has any chance ofbciag nom.
mated by the opposition. The difference between
not giving jealous positive support To Mr.
Van Bhfen. and maintaining jealous Positive
opposition TO all Mr.. Van Burcn's opponenis
or competitors. is not worth cooniing. Jain
ing Mr.. Van Buren, this single qncs,on,-
he abandous the party Of the opposition on
every other, especially on the question Of The snc-
ccsson. And The pubic journals friendly TO Mr.
Calhoun Chose Of them that have seen) are pour
ing such torrents OF abuse on the whole Opposition
party, ~ IRE not surpassed by the columns OF Inv
Globe OF Enquirer Now, I can readily understand
how any man should like the sub Treasury with
all The lanlts OF the assumed principle which il il
no" rested, and all tho vices OF IFS details that Is
prefer il 10 The unhappy State Bank Dcposre S,s-
ten, which has failed so deplorpbly. and ncverhe-
less be rs heartily opposed 10 Mr. Van Bn,cn'sre-
election ~ ever. But II this be the ground Mr.
Calhoun means to take, do NOT understand him.
and he is very generally misunderstood. With tls
opinion entertain Of Mr.. Calhouo, and my per-
sonnl feelings towards Inn, | grierc TO think thar
! mnst consider him a supporter of Mr.. Van Bu-
fen's re-elccton. The elcclionio the prcsi-
dcney il. Inmy opinion, the great question that alb.
serbs all others.
II Mr.. Van Buren, and his patty eanno, Le turn
cd oui ni powerful The doctrint on WHICH thai party
arts--lihc principle by which II is ecmrnled--fat
a." the spoils belong To the velors' shall be approy-
ed and csablishedi, the principle ofe exercise OF
Executive patronage for the purpose Of pcrpciuaing
power IN the hands that hold il, shall sill be avow4
ed tas now IL ISL praeiscd and tolerated. iii sLn
not be signal, rebuhed and oondemnrd--ihcn will
lhhs government be no longer blessing. bni u curse
am far Mr. Clay--iar him with all my heart III
differed with him On more imporlani ponts anI do
land differ from h IN many. should still N st
zeaonsly support him asinsl Mr.. Van l5urou. Mv
opinion, OF rather my knowledge Of his temper and
feelings, lcnds mc 10 prefer him ut this particular
conIunctnro ofaiaifs, more than should Ia almost
any other state OF things that can conceye. Ii hs
shall be- placed in owrr, he vii not only fpgirr, bur
he will lorgd his enemies. He possesses the yirine
OF generosity Il use the word IN It's largest scnsct
IN ahigher degree Ililn aay other man | know.
l|ul will vote Tor any other respectable uan whom
le opposition shall concur in nominating
shall s,ctidce all minor considerations and pre-
lcrenccs to this gre AT object. had not tlle LEAST
design, when took pen IN hand, 10 write anysnch
long letter hut it shall 60 without revision or al,e-
ration. remain, with all regard,
Your obedent servant,
Il. w. LEIGH"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
NOTICE..
July 90

'INHE subscribers Wool carding Machine, will
L be in full operation by the 10th day Of the pre-
sent month, (June) The Machine is entirely new
made by the skful workman Mr. Robert Nj. Clay
tor who has been in the practice of making then,
'or the last 90 years, and pledges himself to keep
first rate order.
The terms for cardng will be cents per pound, the
owner oil the wool TO furnish one ponnd of grease for
every 10 pounds fwool. The Machine will be sit
ua'eu on Black-water, miles from Lyuchburg on
,re ofest Road, at the mill formerly owned bv Mrs.
.a'e' lpledge mysefto use every exeron in max
Ing ilrs'rae Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send Wool to my NJ III,
are informed that if they will leave the same at the
S'ofes oil Messrs. Mckinney IL Mosby or Brown Il
Sfoss' Will cause the same at my own expense lc
ne carried TO the Mill, carded and brought again for
oesery IN the form of Rolls. shall also keep con-
n"nty at The same places, supply Of WOOL
toLLS Tor sale. The public may be assured thai
every effort shall be made to give satisfaction.
TANDY X KIDD.
June 10 :.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that book for sub
~ scrptons to the additional Stock OF the Bank
of Virginia authorized by the late acts OF the Cen
era Assembly of this Commonwealth, is now open al
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are TO be
made For every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars must he paid with interest thereon from the
Sd instant. when the Commonwealth subscribed and
paid for three thousand two hundred and fifty shares
and seventy five dollars, in three equal install
ments OF two four and six months thereafter with
interest from the same period.
+. SYDNOR, Cashier
June 30
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GUIDE TO PAsSENGERS.
LcdriHG LyncHb,tr: for RiChDioiid or
tire .tOrfH.

II FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wedncs-
IL DAYS and Fridays AT . O'Clock A. NJ. arrive at
Charoiesvilles same evening, al =. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville next day by ) A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road, distance fonly % miles from Cha Iot'eS-
vile after The 1st oil July, by 10 o'clock, and arrive
be found By far the comfortable route as wen
as the most oxpedi,lous to RichMoud or gong
North, by way of Washington Cry, having no night
travelling aftei leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches on this line first rate, and the
drivers skilfuI, careful and accommodating. NO
pains will be spared to render the IMP safe and plea
SAINT to the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond, 50 SOTO Frede-
ricksburg Sl2. S. Il, CLOVES, Agent
June y. rs
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NOTICE.
TO sNr. .fi'sltiStcUH k0,sg:
Aug. 10

SlR-lCU are hereby notified that, on Saturday
~ the 3ls day Of August, 1899, at the Courthouse
OF Barren county, and of Kentucky shall taxi
the deposition of Samuel L. Cox, of said State, to
DC reau on ire tral oil my suit against you de-
pending and undetermined IN the Crcnit Supcrio,
tourt OF Law and Chancery for Campbell county,
~hen and where you are invited attend by attorney
or otherwise. Ii from accident, or other cause the
deposition should be taken or completed on
.n'' day' then II will be be taken on Monday LIST
September following and Unnecessary The norire will
be kept open and continued from dav IN dav Co,
three days Respectfully.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
July 90 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
August %
Book store and Book fsindery.

HAVING made arrangements with VIM. A.
IL Talbot, the subscriber las connected with his
BOOK Store, in this place. Book Bindery, and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in the
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
Bank Officers and Others can be furnished. to order
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgers Record Deed and Bill Books, Invoice
Shcriiis and Receipt Books, made oIlhe best mate
rails and 10 the most substantial manner. He fat
tiers himself, that all persons who will avCr him with
their custom shalibe perfectly satisfied He would also
say that, being anxious reduce his stock Of ooks
he is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever. +. ECilOLS.
J. Aug. 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
The Loyinsston Hale and Female
- & IN OOs..

V'HIS INSTITUTION is rthe frs, orde, of
4 preparatory Schools. aud it is confidently be
heved that II Is equal If not superior To any OF the
kind in this State. 1t Is situated in the beautiful wi.
lage OF Loyingston, where diseases are rarely known
The President Mr.. Harlow w Heath. has the ,aro
quality o chasing and arranging the pupils AS to
give 10 every the best opportunity OF developing
the hidden treasures of the mind, by which all are
encouraged TO progress whilst nj the time the
best discipline is observed and moral influence exert
ed, which charms and inygorltes the mind. II has
as assistants in the Female Department, Miss HAT
and Miss Slater rccomme nded from the best Female
Sem'nafies of the North, and then qualifications ms
Teachers, OF the first order, were meu sustained at
The tecent Examination.
Young Ladies' can here acquire TO aey extent the
rudiments and principles OF Polite Literature.
And young Gentlemen can be prepared here in
the best manner 10 enter any of our Colleges or u
nIyersitles.
And children of both sexes. can be rapidly and sol
IDLY advanced IN the lower branches Of Educaon.---
So II vii. be seen that all classes aeoommoda-
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed 10,
mlsbchavlour from any other School, can be received
III this
Boald can be had in gcniccl families nj $50 per
session: but cXettinns will be AIDE To procure u
eommodious boarding House. connected with the
School House can be had by any gcntccl family
who would like 10 keepa House of that descriptions
Tor one or several years. class is now being in n
course OF preparation Tor College, few more pupils
will be received, If application be made soon. PrIcc
tuition as heretofore.
This School has commenced Dnly oo) and viii
erminatc December p, 1899. public Examina-
ton will be held for days. the close Of the SEES
sion, q" which all patrons and the friends of Science
and Literature generally, are invited 10 attend,
CllAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, T,1s.
WILSON PETERS, I tees.
H. i. SCOTT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
PAYNE n GREGORY,
June 10


- oAkkS EOEs SALE OH lease.
4 OFFER toi sale ny late residence within mile
L OF Lynchburg, the old New London road
There are about &C acres Of Land, well enclosed,
mostly with plank fence. The buildings consist,
in part, OF "A handsome brick DIV cling House, with
5 rooms above the basement story, 4 dry cellar
rooms, and two porticoes, Kitchen, Smoke Bath
and Carriage houses, OF biick-a large brick Stable.
with Granary, Cow house, hay-loi and shelter,-a
stone Spring house large Garden well set with
ricty of fruit vines, aud shrubbery, enclosed
with brick wa-a large yard well shaded and orna-
mened, also enclosed with brck-a good orchard of
choice iruts-groves Of forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with an abundant supply of water run
ming through it---fne springs ofputc watcr-a Mea-
dow of , acres well set with herds grass, and
the olthe lands improved, the growing crops
of Wheat, Oats and Grass. will abundantly show
In addition if desired, will sell one undivided third
part of small Of wood land, containing in the
whole $50 acies, and distant half to one mile from
Oakly.
II this property be not sold in 60 days then it will
be for lease for term of years. gentce family
the tenant obgatng himselito keep and return the
property in good repair.
Terms Of payment, if sold, will he made to suit
the purchaser, provided the debt be we'll secured,
and the interest paid yearly. my object being to
create funded debt s. GARLAND.
June "a is
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NLANCAsTER 4 BRYANT,


IIAVE on hand large and general assortment
EOwlng articles
50 hhds. st. Croix, p. Rico and n. o. Sugars
900 lbs. double aud single Loaf do
/ $50 bags Java, old White and Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
1000 do Manchester Cotton Yarns,
1000 do Lynchburg do do
800 do Raw Cotton.
60 boxes Imperial, Gunpowder & Tyson Teas,
40 do Turpentine Soap,
40 do Taow Candles,
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
100 do Blasting Powder.
80 do Dupont's Gunpowdcr,
80 bags Shot
IS bbls. Roe Hcrrngs,
% do Picking Vinegar,
80 hhds and iierees Moasses,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil,
10 do Cream Ale
25 do N. G. Tar,
10 halfpipes sup Cognac Brandy
80 bbls. American do
30 hh's. and bbls. jamaica, Antigua and y. T..
Is hafppes and bbls S. NJ. Wine,
10 bbls. India do
as do Malaga do
30 boxes Muscat do
10 bbs. Country Gin,
pine Holland do
80 bbs. old Rye and Rectifcd Whisky,
Do do common do
30 bbls. old Apple Brandy.
With variety Of other articles in the Grocery
Line too tedious to rrentton; all OF which they offer
Tor sale low, for cash, or in exchange for country
produce.
August % is
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.1'DYfEE.

4 CITING under decree of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law and Chanceiy for the county of
Nelson, shall, on the 9Th day of September nexr,
upon The premises, offer for sale, for cash, the
Lot of land, assigned TO Olhs w. Carter. upon
the division of the Walnut Grove Estate. This
Land lies on Piney River and adoins the lands of
Daniel Warwick. IL will be sold to the highest
bidder, in conformity with the decree, which will be
exhibited on The day OF sale
WM. +. CARTER, Conn.
August % 27S