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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
DAVID ROBES, CLERK.
MOnnts ycgctabie.lifc Pill aud Pho
nix EkitterS,

fINHE universal estma ION in which celebrated Life Phi
and Phenn Bitters held ia satisfactorily demonstra-
ted bv increasing demand them in every State and
ton OF the Union, and by the voluntary TO
mnkable efficacy which every where offered IL is not
less from deeply gratifying confidence that they the
means OF and nesnnbe good among his ted
creatures than from the interested consderaiS,s ha the
proprietor OF these precmnentl, successful medicines is de-
slrous OF keeping them constantly before the public The
sale of every additional box and bottle is guar aneo that
persons will he relieved from greater or less de-
gree of suffering, and be improved general health for in no
suffering disease cav they be taken in van-he
proprietor has never hnownu nrr nQrne OF any instance
IN winch they have failed to do good. In the most u, innate
cases OF chronic Diseases such chronic dyspepsia torpid
'o rheumatism, asthma and bilious adncho
hseness, piles general debility sCrolous dwellings and Ill
GERS seuyy salt rheum and all other chronic Of the
organs and membranes they effect with rapidy aud per
nanency which few would theoretically believe but
to which thousands have testified from happy cxpccnce.-
In colds and coughs which, neglected. supcrnduca tho
most fatal diseases the lungs and indeed the vice in
these medicines taken but for three four days never
Taken at night they promote the nscnshc perspation
and so relieve the system of fsbe and OBJ
siructons as to produce delightful GONZALES
cence IN The morning. and though the usual symptoms OF
cold should partially return during the day. the repetition of
suitable dose AT the next hour of bedtime will almost
bly, eject permanent relief without further aid Their effect
upon more acute and violent Kind il No, lee.
and speedy taken in proporonabc quantity and person.
retiring 10 bed with nnaory symptoms of the most alarm
ing kind will awake with the sratifrn~ h,
the fierce enemy has been ovehrown and easily sub
dned In the same viscera tugescnce though long
yiedhe former 10 small and the latter doses The
Life fs and so also hystenca affections hypochondriac-
teal Of Diseases Yield to the eicay of the Phen, R,
tors Full directions for the and
showing their distinctive applicability different complaints
accompany them and they can he obtained, wholesale and
eta $50 Broadway whe, certificates their n-
For additional as oe aboss %edenc see Mo
fats GOOD Samaritan copy OF which accompanies the
medicines copy also be obtained the different
who have the medicines for sale.
Al post paid letters will receive immediate attention.
, Prepared and sold by WIN. g. MoFFAT, 375 Broadway,
New York -
AeEsrsThe Life Medicines may had of the prin.
crs druggists every throug bout the United States
Ills and
ana De sure That fac smile Of John Moas signature upon
the label OF each bottle OF Biticrs of Pills.
For sale by the following agents:
ID. r. LYMAN
DIR. }. I. ROYAL, I.ynchbare, Va
c. 7. ESTES, Loving s,on, Nelson Co, Va
September &c Iom
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FARMERS Il MERCHANTS,
Savings Institution,
EY.NsCIEESY RG.

YNHIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
l. in successful operation for SIX wears, under III,
most prosperous circumstances-no a dollar ba,;n
been lost. debt due the Institution, but wba, L
been promptly paid. The Company continue ia
receive dcposltes, upon the most favorable terms
that is, for any sum remaining with them under Iour
months, interest thereon from the date Of depo,u,
at three per cent per annum-over four and upd.
six months, four per cent, and over six months, f,.
per cent per annum.
Deposes are generally paid upon application, bu,
the Company reserveto themselves the right of ,,
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposife money, will call upcn
the Cashier at his Office, at the store Of Turner d
Burwe
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LANCASTER a. BRYANT,

HAVE on hand large and general assortment
n Il OF Groceries consisting in part, OF the fol-
loving articles
35 hhds ST. Croix. p. RICO and N. o. Sugars
5000 lbs double aud single Loaf do
$50 bags Java old White and Green Coffee,
5000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather,
5000 do Manchester Cotton Yarns,
1000 do Lynchburg do do
1900 do Raw Cotton,
60 boxes Imperial, Gunpowder & Eyson Teas
40 do Turpentne Soap,
40 do Taliow Candles.
100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
loo do Blasting Powder.
80 do Duponts Gunpowder,
$50 bags Shot
Is bbls. Roe Herrines.
25 do Picking Vinegar,
80 hhds and iierces Molasses,
40 bbls. Tanners OIL
Is do Cream Ale,
% do N. c. Tar.
10 halfpipes sup. Cognac Brandy,
80 bbs. American do
81 hhds. and bbls. Jamaica, Antigua and n. +.
Is haf-ppes and bbs. s. NJ. Wine,
10 bbls. lpdia do
As do Malaga do
30 boxes Muscat do
10 bbls. Country Gin,
l pipe Holland do
80 bbls. old Rye and Rec,ifed Whiskev,
as do common do
90 bbls old Apple Brandy.
With VARIETY of other articles in the Grocery
Line too tedious 10 mention al Of which they offer
Tor sale low, Tor Cash, or in exchange for country
produce.
August % Is
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DIRECTORS.
LAND FOR SALE.

TINtiE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
l. IN the upper end Of Buohing ham, about rish-
teen miles from Lynchburg containing eight
hundred and twenty four acres, sixty
oil which are creek bottom-the Land is admirably
adapted to clover, timothy and herdsgrass, also,
tobacco corn and wheat.
d. The Improvements are all nearly new, the
h#miI Dwelling House has eight rooms. with
$500 two cool rooms in the basement There are
,woS ood APPLE ORCHARDS of well selected
fruit
Possession will be given the 9Th of Decem-
per- Inc purchaser will have all essary privile-
ges before that time.
The subscriber believes. that it is one Of the
best tracts OF high Land in middle Virginia half Of
II IS forest land and most of that GOOD Tobacco
Land. HENRY A CHRISTIAN
September &c WEN
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MoFEAT,s LIFE PILLS, AND PmENIx

w BaTTERs.-The periecy sale, uneerng and :
cessn treatment of almost species of disease by the
OF Motlats Life Medicines longer pertinent
ference to the experience OF thousands patients will
isiac ory prove During the present month of April alone
nearly one hundred cases have the knowledge of Mr.
Moiat where the patient has, TO NIL appearance, effected
permanent cure by the exclusive and udeious the Life
Medcines-some or of these had been considered
You'd all hope by their medical attendants Such happy results
are source OF great pleasure 10 Mr. NJ, aud inspire him
NEW confidence recommend the his medicines his
nc % Meuelhes arc purely vegetable PREPARATION
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DEarH OF AN Isnfas GmFr.- Died tho 30h
September. rear the OaeIds Castle. OspArAKA.
head Chief OF the Onondagas. aged about 90 Years.
Al the time Of his death oudayaka with the subor-
Iinaie chiefs and principal OF his paiion, WAS
his ~ay TO Join ~ the ceremonies OF eiectng head
chief Of the Oncidss. Nnhn a few miles al the
council house OF tho latter tribe, Ondsyaks placed
himself NJ the head Of The dcnDiat on OF the Onon-
dag.s. aud commenced The performance Of The Ger
emonies observed on such occasions. when he was
suddenly seized with The bilious cholic. Calling
the ehiefin authority to fiji his station. lac with
drew 10 The road side. when lie sltef expressed
Consciousness that III The will OF the Great
Sptii that he should i've longer upon the earth"
lie then sem Tot his people aud TOOK leave OF them,
after eounseing them To cultivate aud practice ten
refanec and broiheIly love 10 their councils. aud
moug he people Of the nation, ADD friendship and
integrity with all. Tie soon afirr became unable TO
speak, and. in few hours, his ,pirii was gathered
10 the Great Sptrt who gave II. Oneida Wig.
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WILL. sell public auction. on Saturday, the
j l2th October. fur valuable Houses and Lois
situated IN lilo town Of LynehburR. The first
hpusr aud lot fronts Nam Street ~ feet. nesi
below Messrs Holcombe * Ote,'s. with comfora-
bile wood house on ii. The second fionis SO feet on
Main Street, above the franklin Hotel. The
third sseant lot fronting - feet Main Street.
next above tli. PTtniIua Office, with good Stable
II. TIE fourth a comfortable house and lot situated
9th speet. Capt Jno. +. Johnson's, with a
good house, garden aud well OF excellent water
The convenient and pleasant location of the above
properly. cant help rendering IT very valuable and
desirable. The terms will be liberal aud made
kno"n tie day Of sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Sent. o6 Ids
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A SKETCH FRoMLIFE.

An old fellow. whose nans we veil under that OF
Hunks. died in Chatlestown. New Hampshire. las,
week.. Who would have been a capital subject for
Dickens and might have sat TO Scott for his mimi
table character Of Traphois. in the Fortune. of
Nigel. He was misery, close listed old bunk.
real skinfn who. IL was supposed by his bbo,.
had scraped together, as such aciers will i, nm,
way and smother. a consider able ,mount Of non,,
This vas not known, however. Snme said that h.
had money concealed in tho 9 nth other, indc.1
from the slovenly manner In which he lived md
sod. thst he had nothing but tho few acreswe
usaied tie lived like the poorest, a., ,;,r b;. -
np"n every intruder, ill al last L a,b knosksd saa
ne vas Obliged 10 open. Dr,inp hi. ,ctn,,.h h..
.oni TO send daily Tor small purse of ,ily,, a,dolJ
md IN tho wall Of his cellar which n. vo,IJ -,
ever with thar feeling of psinf del sh -. Io'n'
habits the bosom Of The true missr alop. D,..,.a
however wore down his frame rapdly and a, I,s,
ne vas unequal 10 The task or ro,np tb,,n,h -
oA'iy custom Of counting the pieces IN his nuse
sno could only as they were displayed before him
pat Them softly With his hands - i,J, MAJ. H.
H'of'c dog on the back. One day dn,,,, ,h
s~ee NJ his disease, he sent Cor a neirhho, -
pressed WISH to inpart a secret L. him +. +. 90
down cellar. lss'd hel and in hr further co,ns, v.
~" hnd tnb raise y. md You will see a .bincl.
oe"eAn w'neh I" box" The irjvdunl followed
Inc directions. and found box OF sp.eie a NJ.
3" 10 anoher corner" said the mise, ,lesc,h; - .
risee. Anoihrr box was fnupd nubeJdrd IN The e,,b
A"Sv Two alter, when he found hc must .oon
.ve ms earthly HAsnres. he desired 10 be raised mn
:" ~ osd MS request was e,auted :sben he i'm
medsSfely reached out his skinury hand b,..,L
MS pillow. and 10 another box was found emmanuel,
cooeealed. containing aboui five hundred doII,,. !,
french GOLD pieces. winch. IL understood he tooL
no" one oi me banks about the time Of the susue,
SO" OF specie payments. All these buried ,re,.
were gwen into The keeping OF his nce hbor for
'he oersh OF others. He said here VA. nm. oh
e. boz. hui tina, he did not like Tn ,,il xh. :, 49,
a. ne might want IL himself He hou.vsx .o...,
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which this world contains never fully tested but
by rrlisiens persons. Those abandant sources Of
pure delight which 10 be found In the heart. the
intelIec'. and the imagination. received IN
their fallness bot by them AMI why because they
sretne germs OF their future and glorious be-
,ng aud only flourish IN soil akin TO that ui,-
matsly destined for fhem. Ins worldly mind. ik,
plants removed fref their original soil and climate.
they exist. indeed but Nth blighed existence anil
rrod cr--but low degenerate is the production
Evrr, thing tina, wants religion wants vitality. PHI.
lose,hy. ~nhout rsIieion is crippled and impolent:
poers without religion, has M hesrstinlne powers
ie. without religion, Is complex aud unsatsfae
~ riddles the very witch address themselves TO
the senses proceed 80 lar towards perfection.
when employ adm religion. subjects Religion,
ihen can be no obstacle 10 enjoyment. since the m
IL sources ofi winch ptoiessediy pure ate all
cnhano ed by lis y 1ssesslan. Even IN the nrhnar,
commerce with the world. what a blessing await. an
exompiio from the los aud snr,id spirit The petit,
passions and psllt, feelings, winch abound IN II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

THE SUBSCRIBERS would most resp,c,r,u.
call the attention of the public. TO their ne. ~.
adjustment, (the Lynchburg Foundry sIu,'sa
Immediately on the canal, few steps below M.
Horse Ford, where we are prepared TO do any hnI
OF Ias''ng' Mil Iron Machinery ofapy description
with nealnesss and despatch. We hope BY sric, ~
tenion TO business, TO merit a portion Of puhl,c NV
tronage. Any orders from the country win ms.,
With prompt attention. J. Il. DIUGUlD q Co
May 30 xen,
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PERSONS wishing to obtain b l. o o De-
, / . { x would do well 10 attend Am.
herst Count house. on October Cour, d,y when and
where shall offe, for sale TO the highest bidder.
one superior BULL four years old, and several
smaller BULLS, Mead's Stock genuine which is
cross OF the Durham and best Frederick Cattle
Also onH or two Cows of the same blood also sew.
RAJ nan durham Heiiers Also several superik
B1kewell BUCKS one of which !. FIJI, bl,od Al
SO about 100 Ewes with Lamb by Ram. Of mon
man hall blood and perhaps few Mich Cows apd
Calves. Ny object in selling is to avoid breeding 10
anu ~. "a. DRUMMOND
Sept. 10 w4vs
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sNOrNS HYHIticUoxlis.

a he SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the sue
L a OF large number Of the genuine
MOrus Muiticaulis Cuttings and ROetH
oil the present years growth. They are from
very unusually fourishng nursery, in the adjoining
county OF Buckingham and The trees are Of uncom,
monty vigorous growth, many Of them on the !"
ins'. measuring from 80 to feet in height. ING
culVator' Rev j. S. Armistead. secured in the pro-
sent unpropitious season. the Growth of sepenty:fu
trees for every hundred single buds planted. 10
warrants the genuneness of the trees and The msu'
~ OF all the wood which he sells. The cuttings aDo
roots WI be ready for delivery early in NovembeI'
Application to us, post paid. will be promptly I"
'enoed 10. WILLIAMS Il VICTOR
July Is Wv # vtsof
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Valuable Land for sale,

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, living
"A in Amherst County, on I've River. abou, three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging to the Lega,ees
OF w, S. Crawford, dec is offered for sale.-A good
portion Of this Land is in woods AID heavily timber
ed The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
and high Land of good quality. The improves
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres and will be sold very reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire of
+. FLETCHER
July 90 +.
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To .ufffers r.. HiU 0irnfrs.

I,HE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il those who are interested in the nanuhacInro
OF Hour, that he Is IN Lyuchburg aud will
IN THIS vicinity few weeks for the porpose OF veud
ing fitspatficks Patent Sma MIL Rubber Tor
cleaning wheat Of cheat, smni, dnt and other i'm
purittes; and wherever IL has been tired. its supe-
rots over all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted and wherever introduced
u has met with such universal favor supersede
all other machines IN NJ the fime. 1T is esien
svely used IN the most celebrated mills 10 The States
OF New York, Delaware Mar, land. and several 9th
ers 6sSveral have lately been put INFO mills 10 Vie
nia. There Is in Iiaxalfs mill IN Rich
mond. wte,e millers visiting iha place have u
opportunity Seeing operate and there i sso
10 Henry ). Banghorne & Co.'S mill at this place,
10 which would invite the attention of mill
~ this vicinity .-Some Of the most prominent quail
ties Of this are. LIST. that requires bat very lttle
power 10 pfopel IL; 2nd, that 1t cleans The wheat
exceedir gy well and with great rapidlty and 3dly,
that II IL simple in It's construction, and very dura
BILE. Mers wishing 10 obtain any information re la
tive to This Machine will please address the subsc,
Der al This place.
N. u. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to. and assistance rendered 10
rec,ing Machine sold.
b. ID. MACOMBER. AeI
for l.. ID. Chitis, Bait,morc.
Lynchburr. Aug q Ia
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Law Books, &C.

ENlGHTH vol. Of Leieh's Reports.
- Davs's Criminal Law ION comm
One superior copy Of Maria Edgeworth's Works,
in 10 vols.
An Essay on The Laws of Trade, &C., by Cha.
Ellei, Jr.
Just received and for sale by
f. ECHOLS.
June 27 .,
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Challys, MOuslin dc Lains. &c.

Challys, MOuslin dc Lains, &c.
WE have just received n lot of seasonable ,ad
w very handsome G D S for the La
dies, amongst which are
Rich Inquired Challys, new style and splendid.
Monsn de Lans, very cheap.
pia,n black and small figured blue black Silk,
Rich black Satin Levantne.
victoria Skirts, Thread Cambria Handksrchiefs
British and American Prints. &c. &c
HUNT IL MARTIN
Sept. 23 -
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k.1RGE SUPPLY OF
FAIL (:0On&

AN NOW receiving my Fall supply Of Goops.
L which will comprise the largest assortment offer
ed by me IN this market. add AS many Of the Goods
have been purchased under peculiar circumstances,
feel couhdenct in being able offer some excellent
bargains, especially Ia the following articles Broad
Cloths and Cassi,ncrns. French and English Men
nos. black Italian Luslrings, Caiicoes, Blankets
Shawls, &c. &c.
FLANNELS.
can offer some Gne bargains IN white, red and
yellow Flannel-
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
A large lol purchased job will be sold cheap.
CLOAKS.
A large assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Cloth, Canblet aud Merino.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment, some worth SO.
CLOTHING.
My stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
will be unusually large. and will comprise almost
every article OF dress with handsome assortment OF
Broad Cloth. Pilot aud Beaver over Coats
Persons wishing TO purchase, will do well 10 call
before urchasng. NJ. HART
Sept % Is
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NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBrarY wAsknos..


- ESPECTFULLY informs his friend. a.,
IL public generally, that he CONTINUES In cs 'h'
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN %
in all its various bfaoches. Hi. stock of Tin W. W.
IS now large well assorted, and we'll WORTHY i, i" are
tenlion of both wholesale and retail dealers "e a.
stock Of STILLS and other Copper War. : i'
very large and desirable, aud he is prepared to
lacuIc TO order STILLS of any size or pa,a,a 'hU,
will also repair old STILLS or take them in eseb' '.a
Tor new ones. "gs
He has also on hand large and well ,...
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fam. A., '',td
prepared to weave TO any order he may rec.;..
He also has attached TO the establishment, :, pp.s.
FOUNDRY, and isprepared TO cast To order Rs aos
for iaverns, churches and other purposes. Tah.i'
Screw Boxes. castings FOR ThIeshing Machine. sss
all other kinds Of Brass Castings. '"a
He continues, also, TO gutter and cover HIM..
either in town or country, with Copper, Tn w'.
or Sheet IRON upon The most favorable terms "'Ss
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either pp,cb,
or taken in exchange for new work. Connt,y
duce also taken exchange for all work in hi, hps
Aug. s -
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A Ia Circuit Superior Courr OF Law and Chan
"a cety, continued aud held FOR the OF
Bsnchbnig. at the court house, IN the said town,
Thursday. the 25h day Of Oct ober, 1885, setting as
Court OF Chanccfy:
Benjamin Wales Perkins, infant under the age
olt@sniy. lone years, who sues by David Saunders
his guardian aud next friend Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perk ms administrator de bonis non with
the viii annexed Of George NJ. Perkins, deceased
and Samuel Miller Richard Perkins, Charles l..
Dibrcll. Archibald Hatcher, administrator with the
will annexed Of George NJ. Perkins, deceased
Ralph II. Martin. Julius w. Hatcher. Nelson l.
Hatcher, Dabney Martin and Elizabeth his wife,
James II. Perkins, Brice Martin and Malinda his
wife, Tandy Duncan and Lucinda his wife, and
James w DlbrelI, Defts
Dabney Martin Administrator OF William w Per-
Lins. Puff
Richard Perkins. administrator do bonis non OF
George NJ. Perkins deceased. and Archibald Hatch.
er, former administrator Of George NJ. Perkins de-
ceased Delts.
In decree pronounced in these causes ar Tins
day Is found the clause following: Tina con,,
" would now proceed to decree The bahama C,,,d
" due the Plaintiff, but Tor the Uncertainty what a.
" mount Of uDsatlsfed debts re mains outstanding ,
ea'ost The estate OF G"o:ge NJ. Perkins, de- ;as.
a. 10 "seeiia'ne "lhth, the last OF thee c,nses
" is tcconmllled 10 one of The COMMUNICATIVE
court. TO TAX, further account of ,h arcs n o
negroes Nhd IN which account Ec will trhit tho do.
cree IN favor Of benjamin Wales Perkins and as
G.! 'a'n and report the unrdd debts Of said de
cedent, II any and al. .rcditors who shall not an
pear and render their accounts before him. shall
DE thereafter o9iicd and 10 this end he will warn
ihe creditors by ihifty days notice in the Vi,piniap
Puohe nsws paper ptiniedin the Town of Lynch
o"te. md repor' his proceedings to the Court in
'"idef To a final decree"
DAVID ROBES, Cle,k
CoMMIssIoSER's OFrIcE, }
Lynchburg, 2Sh Sept, 1899.
In obedience To the foregoing extract from the
order oil Court, in these causes, all persons having
claims agalns, tho estate of George NJ Perkins de
ceased, are hereby notified. that they present their
accounts with the evidence of the Indebtedness of
the SAID George NJ Perkins to me, at my office. in
This town, on the 29h day of October next that the
same may be reported to the Court.
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk
Sept 40 I'm
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Mr. George ID. Patterson:

Nr. George ID. Patterson:
TEAKE NOrICE-That on Friday the 9Th day
Il oil October, 1889. AZ the office oil Johu A
Wharton. in the town OF Liberty, Bedford county,
Virginia, | shall take the deposition Of John IL.
Bowyer, aud others, TO be read evidence on the
trial Of suit depending the Chaneery side OF the
county court Of Bedford. in which ! plaintiff,
and William Mead. commissioner To sell the estate.
and administrator Of John Patterson. deceased, and
yourself. defendants. II said dispositions should
be taken the day Aforesaid they will BIO taken
the next day. at the same place, and contlnu-
ed from day To day, until completed when and where
you attend fyou think proper
MICHAEL BOWER.
Sept 10 wins
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DELINQUENT stock for Sale.

Nv ILL be sold on the Eth day az October next
w before the Auction Store Of Payne & Tur-
ner, in the town of Lynchbug, Shares Of Stock in
the Putsyvana and Lynchbuie Turnpike Company
subscribed by Capt. Rich'd. Perkins TO satisfy the
4, aud acquisitions Of the Company Of $40 per
share on each reqnison. BY orde, of The Board,
S. MILLER. Treasurer
p. IL. l.. Il. Comp.
Sep. 10 u2O
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IVORY KNIVES * FORKS IN SETS,
Il Patent Coffee Pots, and Steak Dishes,
Plated Candles,icks, Shutters and Trays.
Andirons. Tenders and Shovel and longs
Just received and for sale by
Ii. B. RICHARDS.
Sent