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Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel,
T,
MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an

MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an.
's nounccs to her friends and the public gene.
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them a,
nc above establishment, and hopes Fl nm her
:XcrtIons to render visitors cumiortnb!c to receive
l continuance Of former iavors. She feels conf.
lent that persons visiting Covagton during the
nmmcr months, cannot find better accommodations
than she afford them, on mere liberal terms.
Her house pleasantly situated, and we'll supplied
with every convenience; tho bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors. &c. in short she promises
vat nothing Shall b. wanting on her part /" give
tire satisfaction to all who may pItro.izc the
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. jc3
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
|s'IlE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23S Water, near Bcckmnn street, New York;
have RECEIVED the past season, and constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
OF the above goods, which now consists Of the
GLOWING assortment, suitable for the southern and
Hcs,"rn markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality, consisting Of
about 500 tons, viz,
Pots OF D different si2ss from 2:S to 50 gallons,
Kettles, - sizes, from 3S to 80 gallons,
Kettles, ID sizes, from IS to is gallons.
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EUI.I'S rAItAT tiI.E AlihIS-Ju-I recr,v.d
- per ship Mississippi from New Y,lk, larsea..
sormcnt OF Patent Rifles and belt Pistols itr $ l,at
mar IS GOSSIP 4 t'u = 1 In hes II,,,I
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Nl.NN'o Y l. ,.t tirN VI .Aits. :
III I,LlarrIS SLrnrI Nh. II.In....

80 Charr's street, New Orleans.
Az W. SERGEANT \ Ga. importers o: French
w ana Enahs'l Chtna and E.arihe, ware. are,
~" opening new I'd rich patterns of h,r.kf,S
i'n'ng and tea srIv'crS, itr, SETS pitchers, tea
ald c"i'e cups, :rNn"'s, sugars, creams, bow les
plif'S. dishes, 'nrrcIs, wash basins an! eNer$
t""' hn'h~, etc.
lich cut and plain French and Am,rican glass.
Municipalities, rhnmpaighc*, teammates, lriil+s.
rlat"'s, ~lnr> c"rdial>, C.n'ra hnwt,s dntn,ir rs
,u'"Oie's' preserve d'shrs r'eres, prchrs, lamps,
lamp shade and glasses, candle sha .os salt Gel
'tIs, etc.
Silver plated, Sr"nz"d and hritania warrs-ca.s
tors, lIqnrE stands, cake huske,s, cnnJl, s,irks,
branches SPOONS, ladies, t"t"ennd tenpos, sugars,
creams. lamps lapanned lra,s. astral stands. and
ha1ginI lamps, hnr cutlery, German silver Srn,us
and forks, together with great variety f,rfrrf,s
Tor funny use. Merchants. pIan,crS hot, Is, ana
s'enmnoa,s, furnished w'h gods nj tie most ,,a-
sundbte prices, AMI pa k-i 81 rs to be convey. Il
with safety T. any part at rhr c"unirv
Also, ap"lhecort"s' GLASSWARE. nov,
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EW GOODS-Simmons Hartt Il CO are now 're
Scsving from on beard ships Yazoo, and Saratoga
ha pfiG Csncordia, from New York. great variety OF!
GOODS IN their line. which together with their former
I NY on i.ht makes their assort en-, very plee.
~ otnwhg compose rart, Viz elttwlst, tr., i'Ge,
a aha dressing combs, horn do ofal descriptions, In
t;uc ei.,;, SIN nun" wo'situ eiasc curriers' common
Sa;, loon loco ma i'uciicf matches'
nockat nnLs IN :, ~ III i m ~ VIZ t'oi WV,
ivorv md nroc. "1eli n"oks sn'.,, !eai'
raj beads necklaces nal nesi;nc.. hc,I ,,;ns heal
necklaces cuI glass md nn seJ o;t lads
Indian beads bells nnI nIu,nos rs,o md ,nrac nav
ter asks shot belts bnr., ha, n,ct,t MI Gnn;l;no
oistols double and single harrcai rms ow;e kn;vc
and drks. scissors shears ket knives ,,,rd Chains
and ribbons waist buckles co,h Lu;r ,ooh mi; comb
arumb. shoe plate floor and du,tinr hrushSs Colnrnp
Florida lavender, rose and buv sorted essences
and extracts R:Hccassar, bear antique and Wards We
getnblc Hair ola shaving and toilet soaDs of all trs-
cases. airriec lcts r;ze1,,s J hr,s ml,;" fmv AMI
musical work boxes plain nuI r;it fanr,I. roni md
huts pearl and ivory sLirt do Shirt s,udds gold
and silver rnrl cnses tontlncks ,nl twoeyers nIooi
md gilt lockcts inu,urc do, silver brass nnd steel
tEmhes, hooks and eyes hir pius imitation tuit blk
and redink shoe backing, viols and guitars rlsl)ctl
and puin percussion caps, n. Irvine, scented cusll.
lens gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
hagS, riding Whips, walking canes, playing cards, line
gold, platad and gilt jCweilry nc.
The above, together with great vnriety of other arti
les are offered at Wholesale or retail Oh accommodating
'erNs 81
- >hcl cohbs repaired
EAOYLE 4 MAY, House, Sign, and Or1am. MA
1 Painters, No Caroa.lele street, two doors from
! Canal street.
limitations of the following woods and marbles. tx
ecu,ed ia maser!, manner
WOODS MARBLES.
Mahogany, Fryp,i,n black and gold.
Oak i:;..,,. ami Au,;co.
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Cart do. ) to inches,
Woo Screws, ~ .0nO gross, ron aul brass, from
- inch, No, 3 to 80 rch, No, 81 of ii superior
.llaluy and finish, and less ihan James imported
p'tr|S.
SID Irons, asserted, in casks of about 300 lbs for
retailing.
E,I,uI'S and hator'a Irons, as.nrtrd
Sash weights lU tons, 4sSultrd from | A II
20Ih,.
Bells for Plantations. steamboats,, churches, &c.
made To order,
Also steamboats, and other machinery made to
order.
The above assortment Of goods is particularly
recommended 10 IL" attention ri Southern and
Western merchants, and Offered for sale al low
prices, and upon the most liberal terms it be.
lcyrd to be the largest and best assortment ever
offered for sale by any one establishment in the
United States.
Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have pIin'rd circular. with description OF goods,
prices al terms, from winch no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Gi matt.
An orders will receive immediate attention.
New York, 1898. ,c3
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NO MERCURY NOR coPA1yA

A BOlF six months ago had the misfortune to ret
~ secret disease, for which have applied to SIEVE
raj doctors Tor cure and they did not
iiuct, and expect him to me- Since !ln, time
the disease got worse, to break out in large ulcers
t" the number OF six ci@h, leg, and all over
my lace and sore throat and able TO work nj M.
present time account of thu disease large ulcer on
the right side OF the throat. am ne, - putting myself
confidently under the care OF DR.. IIurt, ti Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
lr~ll ly
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So -
MAIL ARRAN GEM EMF

,.,L af1 Due Every Day at T. NJ.
"o'me'" N1''l Closes Every day at 101 Am
Western Mail Due every Sunday Wednesday,
w ""y =" q" Closes every Monday, WetnesIs
Coast and Saturday, by 8, ?. III.
Tie LAKE Mail sa n"s avery Fry f:1ny' Thursday
VI" Closes every Mofasny, Wednesday
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a, CYPRESS AIisJ

TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of the Express Mail, be,a,"-', Mobile and Nav
Yo'k-lcavng Mobile dali" Il, 3 p. NJ. Northwnr
New York daily at Up. NJ Southwark.
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Missouri f"p'-1UD COLA Mls>on', bale s,.p-.
mad" all TT h"mr, ~ store. ard Tor sal" by
n3 l.DHERT l. !iAN T.iDnN 63 L;,x.,ar s.
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AT>l3ca-.s drnh trs~I hat, .nri,as aus, ,i,jns
a broad hrns aud low crown. landing ,rn shin
~i. Louis, tor >Al.hY | BRIDGE. Htr
NV Hl MaE- ~ Il
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hli>hcd vnrni>h mn,;ictory in New Orleans. is
ready to supply the painters AMI the public IN general,
ny wholesale or RETAIL lis prices moderate, and
the quality u his products superior any ever brug
tn this place. The gentleman cn;''o,r, To snperin,rd
the ilai'Ii'ct"ry has been ut III 'ad OF III; cxtr~v,
establishment Of this Kind in Europe. 1hOs di.n,saI
to c'.li ii iii" corner Ut NnrhrH icilntotl,Hs SIS
shall r presented i'll lair sl,,',!c ri ANY var,St,
they MAJ =" Isti I" try. An"ngst he v;lrnisl.4 arr. ,i,
c"afh ~. warranted NOT 10 rt 'rgc even huiiit
water. The black varll,sl for si,,., al Nlco;u hoe.
cl'iiiirs. i!c transparent varn!sn without san ill., y
|
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'1\liE Subscribers, Agents thu cAirls,c hou., Of
W. n :. Butcher, Sheffield i.n"la,h have ius
tcrivca a very extensive Of pa ,.,s cons, tim Of
Table and Dessert Knives ni g. dissertation. Pen
rocket, i'nk, an! : 'car point >nivcs RuzorS Sis
'nrS "dg' Fouls, &c. &c. &c. lrh they nr, prepared
or$l'lt TO the ira r Tor orders. Terms and conditions
III lie mal' known at TN, time.
MO l. L. EIi Y & 4 l'iiiiEN {
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sNLOtii-'0o "ndns FRI steamer In,cirl,,!-
a. ticr, ale ! DORSEY,
"'2.f ~ New .cvrn
En"rs""'s R,z"r Strnps-l h,cc cases Ut 10,
cenur" article. jus, received by
oct s. REESE & DLANt,. 10 Camps
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-13

IRON ROOFS-The subscribers have procured
at great expense, the right of putting on iron
roots in this city. They adapted to puklc
buildings, warehouses, and private dwellings, and
combine at once chenpness and durability and
are perfectly fire aud water proof. Terms NAV
he known, aud model seen a cur establishment,
opposite 81. Ainry's m"rtet, Trhapr"uIas 81.
oci2 e & COIfSWEILN Co
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De, AFNI..SS.

A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness,
n (called the Ear Trumpct,) has just been received,
by the of which, the slightest articulation of the hu
man voice is distinctly C5;"e;";: to the Any
who has obiIged converse with very dca
person. must he fully sensible the officially and
barrnssmet experienced both by themselves and the in
divduas so unfortunately afflicted. BY the use Off
Ear Trumpet this objection is entirely obvine'. Inc
most sceptical have always nndoued their doubts al
having used tbs Trumpet. For sale at
TF GUION'S,
Fancy store, of Common and ST Charles streets
Undcr he Exchange Hotel. feb :}
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" Al - HE subscribers nave constantly ur
hand large supply of Caane and Iverpos coal,
III hulk. at superior quality, which they offer for
sale in lots to suit puruhasrrs
AIS" expected by the first arrivals from Eng
land ant-' the North, Cnnnsi, L,high and Peach
Mountain Coal, broken aud screened, put 10 in
h"gShends expressly for family use-aIl of VIII, G.,
they will dispose of on the most moderate terms,
Orders letl al their Office, No. SO DienvIle st.
~ stairs. Will bep.omptly attended to-.
~"t2 r X A S0J1TTE
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- PERM Dll-lIhp gallons pure winter d
~ Sperm OIL in casks and lbs, for sale by
JA'H Is X ANDREWS
Whnrsals bragg SIS, cornt. e ,lulon and ict,ar
a.
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. 81 lux, N" d Condo street, betw
Dumaln ""d ST Phihv. KEGS constantly on hand
an extensive assprtm"nr Of hOo,s aud hrnoars ard
shoes, vt New York manufacture, iur men. women
and cn,turen OF all "ges, whrn he wall dl spnse pi
al very moderate prices
Families {" his a'lrn'ancc sending an order
WI hfv" 'he!r WISHES aft"ndrr 10 l. : SE';DIJP
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a,Ni.' 'CH-j9 bis iimlls m"nl >lr;,n,, st liatnn
4 Rouge, for sale by I; DORSEY,
nav II New l.cyt.
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HhEfERS CLASSICAL. LIBRARY.

N On ~lhl.S-:i6 casks Cincinnati ann.
|'h"i"H from w. ~rralI,t";i Erno ana tor s,,r
H'"'ENT n llAWT
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Cologne Nhler, f,Iuin.It, Nt.-A s,nc.uIu
article" OF cologne, put up expressly tor the retail
trade; ais" the p"rest + ench Prrtnmrrv, -mbra-
eng every variety Tor the tn'le', tor s,le by
Get , REEFS & DI,ANi;
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'NtlH uH''rtslgnrd havIuu RECON- ,cnc,d h,s;,,.
MS Druggist and Appthrcnrv, in ,Lr sr,Tr
'"''"d 10y Nv J cob n,t, AT 49, corner Of rival;
'frI' ai linton Waj&, resp, c,tu.ly sulritso ,b,,o
OF ~" r"h'1c pHtrnud :" aul renewal Of m, fyn,
n '"''"i'r'S' / lie rntIre stock OF
pt'4S, hed,ciHe, amt t"ury articles is fresh an
care To " St IrcI"d. The following only arc mr.
IiculHttHrN, viz: ~ 49, FA'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
To .YSttcs'S 81. iEiEi OsCReFS.

TESIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 those who are interested in the manufacture
of flour that he is in Lyuchburg and will remain
IN this vicinity few weeks. for the purpose oil vend-
mo FitzpatrickS Patent Smut lHtU or Ru6bcr ior
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dnt aud other M
purtles aud wherever II has been trled, lis supe-
riorlty over al other machines before used, has
been universally admitted, and wherever introduced,
II has met with such uivesal favor 10 supctscde
all other machines in nj the lime. It's extern
sively used in the most celebrated mills in the States
Of New York, Delaware Mary land, and several 9TH
ers x several have latey been put into mIslu rgl-
MA. There is one now 10 llaSaIs null III Rich
moud, where millers visiting tia place can have an
opportunity of seeing operate and thcre one also
in Henry ). Langhorne y Cos mill at this place,
TO which would invite the attention OF mill owners
in tins vciniry.-Some of the most prominent quail
lies of tins are, lst that II requires but very little
power to pcopel il 2nd that II cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidIty and 3dly
that is simple in its construction, and very durd-
BILE MIIlers wishing TO obtain any information reia
live 10 this Machine will please address the subscf
Der at this place.
| \. j. All orders and communications shall BIT
promptly attended to-. and assistance rendered in e
rectlug Machine sold.
Is. ID. MACOMBER. Ae't
for L. ID. ChlLdS, baltimore.
Lynchburg, Aug Is
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DY virtue OF IA deed of trust executed TO me on
ID the 3lst day of August. 1889 by Sand. Arms
,.ad, Benjamin Wyatt, Henry M. Arnlislcad and Jo-
seph Armlslead for the purposes therein mentioned,
] SHALL on "Wednesday, the 4ih day OF December
next al the residence OF Sanl. Armlsiead in the
county of Campbell, sell the property therein men
toned, consisting of one LIKELY Negro Man. about
two hundred barrels of Corr, large crop Of Tobac-
co. several tracis of Land, Of which is we'll nm
proved. the crop Of Wheat, Oats aud ylrlous other
a,cles. The terms will be made known the
,ay Of sale believe The title the property To be
good, but shall convey such ute only is vested Ia
me by The deed. SAM. BRANCH, Trustee.
Oct, 81 IDS
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.N'DH{EE.

DY VIRTUE OF DE oil Trust executed
ID us on the ID OF Sep ember, 1889, hy Stm'l
Arnistead and Henry NJ. Armlstead, Tor he purpose
Vt securing the payment OF sundry dcbs therein
mentioned; we shall, on Friday the 18th day of
November next, at the residence # Henry NJ. Armis
i.ad, in the county of Campbell, sell the property
therein mentioned consisting OF six eishl likely
young NEG ROES, the Household and knchen
Furniture Of the sald II, Nj. Armisead, his crop
of Corn and Fodder stocks of Horses. Hogs &c. al.
his crop of i'obtcco. The terms Of sale viii be
made known on The day. We believe The title TO
the property TO be good, but shall convey such only
as IS vested in US Ly the deed.
ROBERT NORTON. s Trus-
HENRY MADISON, tees.
Oct 81 IDS
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A new line Of Coaches,

From Lynehburg TO Dapgei's (Dibirlls) Springs
VIA the Natural Bridge, on Tuesday next. The ona dor
ofJuiy. Until further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. at half
after -four NJ and arrive ut Dblell's III. same eve
ninss, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dbrelfs after breakfast, and reach the
White Sulphur about o'clock. Il. Nj. tisiic,s 10
the Springs by thus line wall thus be relieved from
all nieii travel and reach the While Sulphur or
I.ewisbntg, IN two days from Lynchbutg. rho
Turnpike nov finished quite 10 its nlc eciiuli with
the Lexington aud tovngton Road, aud ~ add
tlon 10 tho general novelty and splendid scenery IL
affords, would mention peculiar objects If
interest aud curiosity, the passage through, orc.
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
aud commanding view OF the Noantdin Canal. "A
beautiful prospcct--lhe Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth nip across the Allan
tic To vewan last, bat not least, Dagref's Springs
KEEP by Chs. l.. Dbrcll, where lie that has been
once will lhcto be again.
The undersigned intending 10 give. their fe,.ona
attention to this line, can confidently prouSetfaveI-
lers first Coaches and Teams, aud CAREFUL aud
accommodating Drivers, aud will spare no pains
themselves To satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRA1TH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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PURSUANT to deed of trust, bearing date The
End day ofOctober, 1877, executed by George
W. THOMAS to nc, for purposes therein specified,
winch decd duly of record in the Amherst County
Soor Clerks Office, shall offer for sale, to the
'snes' oldderlor cash,upon the premises, on Thurs
day the 2lst day Of November next. House and
ho''n the town of New Glasgow. The House is now
occupied by William H. Knight as a Saddlers shop,
anu was purchased by said Thomas of William Ii
rry'ef. Also all said Thomas's Household and
m'enen Furniture and all lis working toois, very
sa", 'p'e,e SET. Acting as trustee, shall convey
SUI tue only as is vested in by the deed aiore-
a.. JOHN B. DUNCAN, Trustee.
-'oi tolN
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FALL. GOODS.


AN NOW receiving my Fail supply Of Goop,.
y which will comprise The largest assortment offer
ed by me in this market md as may OF tile Goods
have been purchased under p"cuar circumstances
feel conhdenct IN being able 10 "1er excellent
bargains, especially IN the following Articles B,oad
Cloths aud Cassinctcs. French and English M,Ii-
nes, black Italian Lusirings, Calicoes Blankets,
Shawls &c. DC.
FLANNELS.
can offer some iinc Bargains in white, red and
yellow flapnels.
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
A large lot purchased, job viii be sold cheap.
CLOAkS.
large assortment oi Ladies' and Gen,lemen's
Cloth, Gamblel aud Merino.
FUR CAPS.
A large assortment, some worlh so.
cLOTlIlNG.
Nv stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
will be unusually large, and will comprise almost
every article OF dress. win handsome assortment Of
Broad Cloth, Pilot aud Beaver over Coats.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well TO call
before purchasing. NJ. HART. s
Sent %
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Esrfs:orN Agricultural Society.

.fGNHE Annual Meeting Of this Society viii fake
Il place ON Wednesday. the 18th o November, AT
Liberty. nj which LINE and place address Will be
delivered by the President, Robert Campbell. Esq.
and several ESSAYS ON Agriculture will be read
There will also be exhibition OF stock and domes-
tic manufactures aud of skin in poughing. The
following grnflemen CONSTITUTE the committees for
awarding premiums. VIZ
/. On Grain and Fiour.--Messts. 4. ORGY, Wm
Terry, Jack STATION, Jao. Crenshaw, b. II. Mans
field.
On Roois.-Edwd. Merman. Saml. Phillips
NJ. d., Timothy dodgers, Joel Wight, A. Il. Nj
chols.
3. On Grass ard Ciorer.-Benj. A. Donald, 6.
\. Wngtield Robt. \. kelso, SamI. Williams
Roht Roscbrook.
4. On Hor,cs-Wm. |. Walker Benz. Turner.
Wm. Terry Pascha Bulord, Mathew Harvey.
5. Aericaiturdt Implements and Pi0ughine.-
Charles GIL, Eben Nelms NnaI Smith, Ohm
Fowler, DAM. Aunspaugh
6. a. carte, Leather, Swne and Sheep.-Wm
b. Wiuen VIM. Mead, Paschal Buiord, Jacob FL
zer, Nelson \. Thompson.
7. DomcStic Cotton and IIooicn and silk manu-
taciurc.--S Stephen Goggiu, Wm. T. Campbell,
WIS.
g. Buitcr and Chcese-A. i. Nichols, Vina
Smith, Vim. q. Jones, Ed. ID. Williams, Price
/ Hopkins.
8. On agricultural Essays-Jno. +. Sale VIM
! l.. Goggln. Jno. o. l.. Goggin, Jno. a. " barton
b. A. Donald
The Board of Directors will meet in the Cour
| House At l0o'coek the 18Th November, and PER
sons WHO Intend TO eAhbit stock articles OF Do
nestle Manufacture must have Them deposited II
the appointed place at IL O'Clock.
BY order OF the Board.
J. ID. MITCHELL, Cor. Sec.
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General Agency and Commission
Business.

FE1tl f. subscriber offers his services TO The public
L as a General Agent and C0msnissiOm
Merchant, wit: 10 establish Revolutionary
Land, Bounty and Pension Claims for wId0ws, who
were married prior 10 January, l794-ior the buy
ing and selling OF every species OF Property wheth
er K cal or Personal. all kinds of Country Produce,
NJ ulcaulis and slips, all kinds OF Stocks, &c
&c. Also receiving and forwarding Goods aud Pro
dncc, renting of Real Estate. hlnng OF Negroes
drafting of Instruments of Writing, negotiating Of
Contracts aud sale of Paper on Brokerage, Ne DC,
all Of which, and in fine, every other kind Of bust
ness that may come within the purView OF an Ageht.
will be transacted the reasonable TERMS aud
with the utmost despatch.
Believing that the present and increasing popula-
ton OF Tie town of Lynchburg, and the conse-
uuen state Of commercial importance 1t must arrive
al tIom its commanding location, lis extensive back
country for support, the very heavy cioP OF produce
that is grown the present year, aud the general spl-
I'll of agricultural improvement that is abroad III the
surrounding country, together with The anticipated
and speedy completion oil the james River and Ma
nawha Canal to this place, tendcis an establishment
of tins kind. conducted on moderate commissions
desirable in this place al the present Tine. The sub
scribei's Otllce will be kept TWO doors from hye's
corner leading the Washington Hotel.
ROBERT ii. GRAY.
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HEAasEssV ARE, &c.
let. 81

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has now received his fall
L assortment, embracing almost every article Of
Hardware, Cutlery. Sadlory, Coach Makers Mate
RAILS Guns &c. Which Ire determined to sell
Wholesale on He'all. on as good terms as similar
goods be purchased in ibis State and he
pectfny solics call from all who may want arti-
Giles in his line. II. b. RICHARDS.
Just received. supply of Wove Wne-Wheat y
other Seives-N enetiau Blinds, and various other
articles. IL. b. K.
Oct. 81
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TRUSI SALE.

Il '"'ue o, Il trust deed, executed the goth
JnJ,,t "1y OF March, 1923, by Robert Tlnsey and
Sch. ~He' TO Thomas Il. Brown and the sub
in ma purposes therein expressed, and oil record
u .ns clerks office of amherst county, will proceed
rb, WI ''ir premises r cash, at public auction. on
,onnaS NE 3lst day Of October, a Tract OF Land
fr, S IN sad deed, containing fur hundred and
g nfe acres lying in the counties of Amherst and
t;Y,,,'ase' and adjoining the lands Of David 5.
sucb ,;', anu oliers'-The undersigned will convey
"''e only as Is vested in him rs Trustee.
J. ID. MURRELL,
oc,, Surviving Trustee.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

w + have just received lhe greater portion of our
w Fall and Winter Goods, which comprise a
large and general assortment--1hpy were purchased
in The Northern Cues, generally at very low Prices
aud will be sold corrcspcndingy low to all who may
favor with a call We invite purchasers 10 give
GU, Gods ID examination, We Icel confident thai
We eau SUIT them both IN qu;sy and price.
TURNER, X BQRWELL.
Oct