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A1EW AND spLENpIp FRENcH GOODS

ri EW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS
u We have just received and opened, on the second
floor Of store, lot Of French Goods which supass
in richness and variety any thing Of the kind that has
ever been brought to this market The attention Of the
Ladies respectfully requested to inspection Of them
they consist in part Of the following , VIZ
} dozen Satin Reticules, velours Chine
do rich figured Satin Reticules, Pos velours
IL do very rich Velvet Collars
10 do do Satin do embroidered plisse
Is do small Collars satin and chenille
10 cartoons Satin Pelerincs, with fringes
4 splendid Satin Shawls velours Chine
2 do Plush ShawIs, chenille bordered
10 Satin Shawls, with sleeves quilted
very rich Velvet Shawls, embroidered
do Satin Shawls, embroidered with rumes
Also received
30 Dresses rich Mousse inc de Lame Shalley
nov 90 % 'D''' N''' BRADLEY & cATLETT.
ID REAST. PIN LOST.--A liberal reward will be given
I'D for Breast Pin, supposed to have been dropped
somewhere in this city, or in the cars between this and
Baltimore.
For description inquire at No 100 Market street. Bal
tiinore, or in Washington of -
nov 80 S. }. TODD.
Y ADY BLEssINGToNs WORKS complete in two
"A vols containing
The Two Friends
The Repealers
Confessions of an Elderly Gentleman
Do do Lady
The Victim of Society
Conversation with Lord Byron
The Honeymoon
Flowers OF LONELINESS
Gems of Beauty,
This day received, and for sale at
W. M. MORRISON'S
Book Store, four doors west Of Browns Hotel.
nov 80
TIOUSE AND LOT IN MECHANICS ROW FOR
Ill SALE-We will sell on very accommodating terms
the House occped by Mr. Gwen at $l6O per annnm
nov 30 BRADLEY Il CAILEIl
TUST RECEIVER, f,rthe. sarrir &c "hsssr aatc'.
- Of the Waverley Novels kenilworth Ihis day re-
oo;yed and for sale by w Nj. MORRISON,
Nov % doors west of Browns Hotei.
COAT. DRESSING AND DY-
L ING ESTABLISHMENT--Is removed entirely
10 the city of Washington and located permanently at the
WIG WAN,
South side Penn. Auenue -Four and hay street
The proprietor, VIM. Bell gentenens coat dresser and
DYER would return his grateful Acknowledgements 10 me
citizens Of the Disctfor the very liberal patronage ex
tended 10 him Tor the last years and assures Them tal
he has spar ed no expense in fixing hiase so ia ne y
prepared 10 dye all coorsin III, best MANNER at 'ae very
lowest prices and to expedite all ordetsathe suoi'est
notice His sylA of work is peculiar 10 himself mhsn
he Is happy 10 say has given entire appreciation 10 the
members OF Congress ana cil!Eens. .
NoTIcE 70 STR 4NoERs.i have no c1nne&ion WIN my
Oh stand op7osite the viz wam auongl tey iispay my
,ld hills which may tend 10 deceive tien
Nov 9-2in Alex. Gazette " NJ bELl'
The native American., 1839-11-30

The same letter sent circular to the Colonies
Of three other regiments.
The native American., 1839-11-30

NATIONAL THEATRE.-This establishment will
be opened under the direction Of Messrs. Walton
and Ward, in a short time. We learn that these
gentlemen are now in New York, making en-
gagements for this purpose and that the best tai
ent Of the country shall grace our Metropolitan
boards. Let it be so, and the Theatre well con-
Quoted, and they will be, no doubt, well support
ed We will keep our readers advised of this
establishment. as well as all other ,onter arrange
n,enis in our City.
The native American., 1839-11-30

FIREs.-On Thursday night last, an alarm cal
led our fremen, about half past six o'clock, 10
frame tenement OH G street, which had taken fire
from sove-pipe. 1t was extinguished with but
little damage. And, about ten o'clock, our bells
rang frighnul peal, occasioned by very bright
light, which proved to be fire in Alexandria,
The fremen were out, with their usual alacrty,
down, with part of their apparatus, to the help
of their neighbors. We understand -here was
large morocco factory destroyed-loss heavy.
The native American., 1839-11-30

FIST RECEIVEn, further s.rrir sc ~hnnr naiti",.
y Of the Waverley Novels kenilworth Tins day re-
lived and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
Nov % doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-11-30

TToUSE AND LOT IN MECHANICS ROW FOR
I'LL SALE.-We will sell on very accommodating terms
The House now occped by Mr. Gwen at $l6oper annum
nov 30 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-11-30

TIME BALTIMORE COAT. DRESSING. AND DY-
l ING ESTABLISHMENT-Is removed entirely
TO the city of Washington and located permanently at the
a
The native American., 1839-11-30
Would not stain with grief
he death .snnr of an Indian chief :

deatn 10
Were death denied, cen fools would wish to die
Those who have the superintendent and management
Of this interesting burial ground have done much aided
by appropriations by Congress, to beauy and improve
it. convenient brick lodge edihce has been erected
near the western wall tor the accommodation of the
SEXTON Avenues and walks have been laid out grayeled
and ornamentcd with appropriate trees and Towering
shrubs The Of Heaven, the Babyonian willow, the
elm the cedar, and the fir rc beganng to afford shade
and give beauty the cemetery The arbor vita, rose
calcantus, myrtle, &c. are also planted and nourished
BY the hand of affection and tenderness; and il is curious
TO see "many Wondering heap, where lie the bodies
of the dead covered with and putting forth the trees Of
life But the cypress and the yew wanting; they
not suited to the climate. And the
"Fide ami DIES morris, proeceur de 'eurs Gender"
is looked for in vain. And the funeral yew common
in the church. yards Of England, the symbol of immortal
ty the melancholy and appropriate companion Of tn
dead. finds no abiding place here. The outspreadng
branches and dark sonbre foliage of this melancholy
tree form fine feature in the scenery of graveyard
..Checrless, unsocial plant, that loves to dwell
Midst sisils and cotias ep,taphs and worms.
A noxious tree is the church yard yew
As if from the dead its sap II drew;
Dark are its branches and dismal TO see,
Like plumes at deaths latest ssemnity.
Spectral and Jagged, and black as wings
Which some spirit of i'll DER a sepuIchre filings:
Oh a terrible tree is the church-ya yew
Like it is there nothing so CHASTITY to View
.qinsgorM
But the rose the lovely rose seen in most Of its vare
ties unfolding s beautiful buds and breathing its de-
icous fragrance upon almost every grave ms shrub,
which, according 10 Anacreon,
Preserves the cold inurncd clay,
And marks the vesti5e Of decay,
is fine burial ground ornament, and expressive
blem Of affection.
Great improvements have been made within few
years in this burial ground and it is now object
worthy the attention Of the citizen well the stran
| ger.
The Congressional Burial ground may not be com
pared at present the Pere Ia Chase, near Paris, Or
Mount Aubun, in the vicinity OF Boston; but know Of
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FOR SALE,

FE,I1E subscriber offers for ae'about 5000 acres
l. OF valuable Land lying in the county Of Frank
ln ten miles below the Court House, on the roads
leading 10 Lynchburg and Danvllle.
THEDWELLiNG HOUSE TRACT, contain
ing 800 acres ; there is upon the tract about $50
acres cleared and under good fences one hundred
OF which lying on Glade creek and It's bruno hes
would make excellent meadow part thereof beng
laid down in timothy and herds grass--he wood
land lies WELL IS OF fine quality aud well lmbered.
The Improvements are a dwelling horse with four
rooms. kitchen, out houses, and smnh shop, all of
brick. stables, barn. tobacco houses, &c.
THE FACTORY TRACT, lying on the Dan
vile road, containing about 600 acres OF this 50
Is cleared, and the balance such tobacco land
rs is rarely brought into market the proprietor hav-
ing carefully preserved the land and timber, FOR thir
~ years past. The Improvements are a Two ST, ry
framed House with a stone basement. a building at
tached originally built for tobacco factory COVE
nlent out buildings, barn, stables tobacco houses, all
Of which are new.
THE TlMBER-RIDGET TRACT, lying on the
Lynchburg road, contains about 400 acres, whereof
two humid ed is cleared, under cultivation, and pro-
ted with good fencing around the entire tract. The
wood land on ihs place is OF very fine quality, lies
well. IS well tinbered, and abounds with good
The Improvements framed DWELLING
HOUSE, outhouses. &c. There is good orchard
upon the place.
In addition to the above the subscriber has other
lands, lying adjacent, which he would dlvl.e 10 suit
purchasers. The whole of these lands aie situated
in pnpulous and respectable neighborhood conve-
nien TO mills, stores, Offices, &c. and upon the
main roads leading 10 Lynchburg and Danvile, be-
ing So miles from the first, aud 90 miles from the
latter place
The terms ofsale will be one third cash, the balance
at and two years. secured. The land will be
shown By persons residing upon the premises. and
information respecting them will be given by
VIM. NJ. Burwell, Esq. Of Liberty or by the sub
scrlber J. ). BURWEkL.
Franklin County, Aug. IS CIV
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TO .ygifyers y. .REif9 O,r,,ers.

Il VIE undersigned would respectfully inform
D. those who are interested in the manufacture
OF ilenr. that he is now in Lvnchbnrg and will remain
IN tins vicinity few weeks. for the purpose Of yend-
lng fH>Patrfck'S Patent Smut mn or Rubber for
cleaning wheat OF cheat, smut, dnt and other i'm
purllies and wherever it has been tted, its supe-
riorty over all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, and wherever introduced
has met with snch UNIVERSAL favor supersede
all other machines in use al the time It is rxien-
svey used III the most celebrated mills 10 the States
OF New fork Delawnre Maryland, and several 9th
efs, &severa have lately been put into mills in Nlrgi-
MA. There is now in Haxall's mill in Rich
mond, where mers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity OF seeing cooperate and there is also
IN Henry ). Langhorne x Co.'S mil AZ this place
10 which would invite the attention Of mill owners
IN tins vcinty.-Some of the most prominent quail
lies of this are ISL that it requires but very little
power 10 pfopel IL 2nd that II cleans the wheat
exceedingly wei! and with great rapidly aud 3dly
that il is simple in its construction, and verv dura-
BILE. MIllers wishing 10 obtain any information ne Ia
tive 10 this Machine will please address the subscri-
Der at this place.
n. B. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to. and assistance rendered in e.
rectng Machine sold.
b. d. MACOMBER. AgI
tor l.. ID. ChildS Baltimore.
Iynchburg. Aug Is
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DAVID B. PAYNE,
IA NES ID. CIR CORY.
June 10
nl~ OAKLY FOR SALE Or LEASE.

/ OFFER for sale my late residence, within mile
l. of Lynchbnrg, on The old New London road
There are about &C acres Of Land, well enclosed
mostly with plank fence. The buildings consist
IN part, of handsome brick Dwelling House, with
8 rooms above the basement story dry cellar
rooms, and two porticoes,-Kilchen, Smoke. Bath
aud Carriage houses, of brck-a large brick Stable
with Granary, Cow house, hay-l lott and sheer,-a
stone Spring house. large Garden well set with
rleIy OF fruit trees, vines and shrubbery enclosed
with brick wal-a large yard well shaded and ofna
mented, also enclosed with brick-a good orchard of
choice iruts-groves OF forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with an abundant supply of water run
uing through il-fne springs ofpuie water-a Mea-
dow OF or acres well set with herds grass, and
the most ofihe lands improved, the growing crops
Of Wheat, Oats and Grass. will abundantly show
In addition if desired, will sello undivided third
part of two small tracts OF wood land containing the
whole $50 acies, and distant a half to one mile from
Oaky.
lfths property be sold in 60 days, then it will
be for lease for term 81 years. 10 genteel lany
The tenant oblgaliug himseilo keep and return the
property in good iepar.
Terms of payment if sold will he made to suit
the purchaser, provided the debt be we'll secured,
and the interest paid half yearly my object being to
create funded debt. S. GARLAND.
June 81
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axe care Ofthc cents and the Dollars
VIII take care Ofihcmsclyes.o
Hrpery
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.4PIT.4I $4,000.

=" ILL receive Deposites of all money currents in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and eteetualy all the property aud funds of the In
sutuon. Tor the payment thereof. within ten day
notice. with interest thereon, from time of depose
I'll paid; at the rate of per cenlum per annum. for
all sums which shall have been on deposite for less
than one year; and % per. cent per dnnum, Tor all
surs which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT half past eight O'Clock p NJ :;
at the Office over the store of Mr.. A. Gdnnaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. B. Renwick.
Z Melvef, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnier, Tho's. o. AGREE,
-. Salnons, c. Phelps.
TIlden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry M. Didlake, President
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer
j. w. Dudley, Secretary
Lynchburg, June II Is
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.N'OT'FCE.

a CITING under decree Of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law and Chanceiy for the county Of
Nelson, | shall, the 9th day OF September nexi,
upon the premises, offer for sale. Tor cash, the
Lot Of Land, assignedlo Ohio W. Carter. upon
the division of the Walnut Grove Estate. This
Land lies on Piney River, and adjoins the lands of
Daniel Warwick: II will be sold to the highest
bidder. in conformity with the decree which will be
exhibited on The day OF sale
WM. +. CARTER, Comr.
August - 27S
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sElAINAiSo
"THE LYNCHRURG YIRGINIAN.'

~ pytsshed sepireek fecery Monday and 1hwsdayJ al
-Four Dollars per payatef" Advance NO s"oscrtp
ton wbe receiced fora shorter period than months and
"a ,aper ,e be discontinued (ercept at The discretion Of The
raitersJ until all arrearages paid.
nP4DVER TTSEHEN inserted at so cests per square
or ssJ for first Insertion and 81 ceats erery SUISSE
qaenf Insertion.
GTJOB PRINTING ereeated neatly and erpeditioasis
md on reasonable terms.
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I'll Framed DsCelIjug zEoxse.

mI"u containing passage with five or six rooms
o., WI" hne Apple Orchard, and good
U .I' buildings, with fair portion of Wood Land.
'"v greater part OF which is first rate for tobacco
7. III, robson, who resides on the premises. or
n :,, Mcdaniel, who resides in The eipbborhood
ch.sa nv NE Lands 10 any person wishing TO pur-
the day sale. sAM u ''"1 tsn known D"
August 26 iioDS
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Lying IN the county Of Bedford Containing abo,t
three hundred and sixty acres. conveyed IN me- nv
WIN. iiobson and wife, and being the same on which
Wm' iiobson now resides. Also. a TRACT con-
tanning ninety and one half acres conye, ed 10 me Inv
capt: Paul A. Clay aud wife, These Lands will be
sou 10 one tract as they adjpln each other in hand
sunni 'ofh', and are valuable the soil good for farm
ing or the cultivation Of tobacco and in a healthy
nt,ghoo,hood distance from Lynchburg about 10
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last nghI were identified so me who had been nromizs
ncnt f'oiers on Monday One of these a man named
Bird, onvlced himself by his own adf,ission of b,
wing been amongst the mob, aud witness sworc 10
ms having seen him fling sinnes into Mr. T,evdeo,.
windows, aud then flourish bIudpeon and cal, m
The mob TO follow him. All The prisoners that ssw
were very young men. varying from the age of eiph-
teen TO twenty or twenythree. They we're all
stout athletic young men, all seeming TO be well
'eu, AMI none indicating The appearance Of having
tnieied extreme poverty None of them have that
~htsb, sodden.and nerseless appearance which re-
marked amongst The factory men in Manchester and
Ashton. The operatives Of Birmingham ARE Ger.
ia'ny superior sci OF men, in physical strength at
least.
Wednesday and Tuesday passed off ouietlv bu,
me evidence gwen before the ngisirates iu were
employed IN examining aud committing captured ri
oiefs, was not OF nature To dspel apprehension Il
appeared that editions OF Col Macerones book on
E" Street and House Fighting" aud the employ
mem OF INC" New Continuation arms. - had bren ex-
tcnsVely circulated, at penny each, with ffontis-
piece IN which nine - fooi Laucefs" we're putting
AS many regular soldiers to fight, having wounded
'ouf OF them large quantity Of pixies. fnanufhcu-
req allef Mheefones patterns, were seized. Tie dis
pos'ilon OF The mob To destroy properly not con-
eealed they did not wish 10 injnre any body per-
sonaily, hut would make the rich as poor ~ them
selves Reports OF popular rlsinRs in StaiHtd.
Wovcihampton. and Walsdll were circulated hui
without foundation. The mob declared that thev
would " Moscow nghan"---this Is an old
threat
According To a correspondent of the Chronicle the
actual rioters on Monday night did not exceed 200
including many women aud boys.
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sWEDEC.Ek COkAEG
la leiclImOnd, virginia.

rINHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
l. cal Department Of Hampden Sydney College,
AT Richmond will commence Gu MONDAY, October
2lsi, $780, and continue until the last Of February
following
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor ofSurgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. M. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor of
Materia Medica aud Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, M. d. Professor Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women aud Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor OF Chem
islry and Pharmacy.
The College Infrnary, attached to the College
BnluIng, has been IN successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly "A mum
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-to
which the Student has access al all hours.
The Coilege lnfirmary. t9geEer with the Aims
House. Pententiaty and Armorv (Which are under
The char oftwo of the Professors) will afford the
Student an opportunity of Witnessing the various DIS
eases incident 10 Southern climate The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes aud the reduced
price at which heyare furnished, will enable the stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate knowledge of the Anato-
my of the human body, and the use of Surgical In
struments.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into The
lnhrmary, The Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations up1n the Icing Ljtct; and from
the increasing popularity Of The Infrmary, there is
reason to believe lhai hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance &c. can be obtained nthls city for four
d0tidrS per week.
We are authorised TO state that full Course of
Lectures IN this institution will be received
iOllOWlnu hIeulrol Srho
University OF Pennsy lyania Jefferson Medical Coi-
lege otPhiladelphia; Medical College of the State
OF South Carolina T,annsylvania University, Lex
ington, Ky; University Of Maryland &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms oil the College the frs, OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D..
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, Nav 81 6In
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NOTICE..

a.. Undersigned is now ready to receive wheat,
bigbes' ' a 'he season for which he will paw the
he now ;nro..p ',ce' 10 prevent misunderstanding
tina, in evs.' h's trends and the public generally
,nd ' ~ every case where wheat is sent ,o the MILF
a, h ~ price agreed upon it is stored in The Mil
ne RISK OF the planter long as the price remans
re-, sna as ne isonly MILLER. and no, an insn-
Augs A. MOND1'
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NEW BOOK and STATIONARY
STORE.
HNl1E subscribers have associated themselves
l. gether under the firm of
PAYNE q GREGORY,

SUDsCTIDCTS asS0CIated tncmsEIYtS To-
l. gether under the firm of
PAYNE Il GREGORY,
for the purpose of ransactiug the BOOK AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS in tins place and
are now opening, at the house lately occupied by
Messrs. Cobbs q Amslead. (kye's corner) large
and general assortment OF " OOFsS embracing all
the best and most approved editions of Standard
Wooks, on Law, Medicine, Theology aud General
Literature, together with large supply Of Standard
School and other Miscellaneous Books Stationary,
Musical Instruments, and Fancy Articles; which
were purchased IN the Northern cities, by one Of
the firm, on such terms will enable them to sell as
cheap such articles can be purchased in any mar
ke IN the State Our friends and The public are re-
specially invited TO call.
DAVID B. PAYNE,
ia MES ID. GREGORY.
June 10 s
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The LovingstOn Male and Female
SCHO OI

I'iiS INSTITUTION is of the first order or
preparatory Schools and il is confidently be
heved that II IL equal IL not superior TO any If the
KIND IN tins Staie. lti situated in abe beautiful viii
lage OF Lovngslon, where diseases are rarely known
The President. Nh. Harlow w. Heath has the rare
quality OF chasing aud arranging the pnpiIs So az IN
give to every one The best opportunity of developing
the hluden treasures OF the mind by which all are
encouraged 10 progress; whilst at the same time the
pest discipline observed, and moral influence exert
Ell, winch charms and lnyigorates the mind Ile has
as assistants in the Female Department Miss Hart
ana Miss Slater, recommended from the best Female
Stmnafies OF the North, and then qualifications as
Teachers, of the first order, were well sustained al
the recent Examination
Dung Ladies can here acquire TO any extent the
fudimenls and principles of Polite Literature
And young Gentlemen can he prepared here in
the best manner to eher any OF our Colleges or L.
Universities.
And children of both sexes can be RAPIDLY and sol.
IDLY advanced IN the lower branches of Education
So II will be seen that all classes are aceommoda.
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed for
msbehavour from any other School can be received
in this.
Board can be had in genteel families al $50 per
session but exertions will be made to procure a
commodious Boarding House. connected with the
School. A House can be had by any genteel family
who would like to keepa House OF that description
Tor one or several years. A class is now being in
course OF preparation for College. A few more pupils
viii be received, If application be made soon. PrIce
tuition as heretofore.
This School has commenced July 22D and will
erminate December "a, 1899. A public Exanna-
ton will be held for two days, at the close OF the SEES
SION, al which all patrons aud the friends OF Science
and Literature generally, are invited TO attend
CHAS. PERROW,
ARTHUR HOPKINS, Trus.
WILSON PETERS, tees.
IL. b. SCOTT,
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JuLr 30, 1889.


have recently enjoyed opportunities of becoming
acquainted with the instruction aud discipline oi the
LoVlngston Male and Female Academy winch is
under the supervision OF Mr.. Harlow w. Heath.
II gives me great pleasure 10 certify to the ample
qualifications OF the Principal aud hls Assistants
and also to the sound scholarship and ORDERLY depor
ment OF The pupils. | would confidently and earnest
~ recommend this Institution To the patronage of
those with whom my opinion may have any weight
l.. c. GARLAND.
Augustl5 I'm
The Richmond Enqarer will please insert the
above one month and transmit lis account TO this
Office for payment,
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Land for sale,
II Tract Of E0nd.

. ILL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder, on the
w premises, on The 10th day Of September next.
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" aud Curryiug business. '""''s
Ar,,o,a, DAVID HOFFMAN