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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21

BuTke,s Complete Works, in octave volumes, bc'
i'm, Rnston edition, lust published dec l9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02
April Is
PAYNE ~ TURNER, AuctiOnccrs
ina Commission .HerCIUuFS,

n ht now receiving their Spring supply ofGoods,
l. - consisting IN part of ST. Croix, p. Rico, ".
Orleans Brazil and Loaf Sugars, from good to prime
quaIIlies;) Laguira, p. Rico, Rio. S. Scented and
Government Java Coffee; Imperial and Gun Pow
def lea, French J London i. NJ. WIN
,'Pu'e afuc'e Malaga do. Rice, Indigo. Nutmess.
Alspice, Salt, Cheese ain,ed Buckets Blank Books
roofs Cap. Letter aud Wrapping Paper, Molasses in
mas. and barrels, N. &. Tar, Fire Proof Iron
Ches's' Castings, Portable Patent Balances, Segars
sperm and Faow Candles, Turpentine and Shaving
soap kaisns, English Walnuts, &c.
ALSO.
straw Cutters, and Corn Shelters a most valuable
afneie, : or Nuns, Pianos. of very Superior Tones
ihey return their thanks to a generous public TO
the liberal encouragement they have bestowed, aud
invite country and town merchants who wish TO buy
" Sc" again. to call and examine their stock which
'hcy are determined to sell AT small advances They
arc wiling to exchange goods on liberal terms for Fea-
,hefs, low aud Flax Linen, Butter, Tallow, &c.
&C &C PAYNE & TURNER,
,., (Bank Square)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

Manufactures are gradually but surely making
progress Southwardly. and Northern ingenuity ia in
almost every instance the teacher of the first lessons
al the process. The New Orleans American states ,b =,
Mr.. G. w hltney, tho pioneer OF manufacturers with
Almost comnendable enterprise has erected large
and complete mauufaet turing establishment on Tcho
upitoulas aud Koignae streets. which goes through
by means OF machinery. the various operations, of
picking, carding, spinning Gyeing aud weaving tho
common willed and dou ble twIlled cottons of mo,,
excellent quality Specimens were exhibited a, m,
Mechanics EAR week or Two since, which vo,y
lar surpassed in excellence any that were examined
which had been man utactured elsewhere Mr.
Whitney's machinery 10 beautiful in its flush. com
pact and comprising all OF the latest improvements
The labor employed is principally female, and the
wages somewhat higher than at the north We, from
The circumstance that the material is AZ hand
and has not to The ual routine before il reach
es the manufacturer, the fabrics manufactured bv
Mr.. Whitney can be afforded at as chsap rate AS
those imported and when their excellence i. eon
sidcred, al a far cheaper rate.
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5000 Acres.
a L > q
,%crcr0I Houses and Lots,

Ia the town OF New Glasgow, 10 WI:
the Store House Lot,wlth the Improvements thereon
the Tavern Lot, including theNew Glasgow Hotel Y
other improvements; the Yellow House and Lot al
Joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the east side of the road, formerly occupied ny
Samuel NJ. Wolf and the two Houses aud LOIS on
the west side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and Mekesson.
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9th
CT buildings aud Improvements, necessary Tor me &C
commodaion OF families or for farming operations
Tho Tract may be conveniently divided into thfee
or more parcels and viii be if necessary, 10 suit puf-
chascls IL is intended have 1t surveyed ana dlV-
dcd nto tenemenis OF convenient size, plas oil which
will be exhibited on the day OF sale,
The undersigned acting as rusrees, will only CON
ycy such lle as is vested in them bnt they believe
the title 10 be good. JOHN NJ. OTEf,
ROBERT TINSLEG.
Trustees mder The frSt deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees under the last named deed.
March t10my
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pOE1ICAL.
ro-uo.How

Te-nrorvw. dist thou "a
Ms,hoar ht | l.asrI Hsratis say, To.aaarros.
Co to--I y ii not hear it, I o nerres
III. sharper whestaksS hss Pena ~
4 e.;ast rhy pensy--~Ao takes ths rcads cash.
Aaa pays asas At bur izhes hopss. aaA promises,
TIE carress, 81 sliots.-- Isssssrioas baasr.ps
Thai ssls ths easy creditor - re-aorTos'
II Is period NJ y hers . bs fousi,
In al the heass registers 81 Tina.
uals.s pereaaaoe IN the iostss ealen,lar.
Wisdom diseainls ,he seEsl holds s.,ieiy
With Ihose aha oenit.-Ss. my Hora1o.
IT'S Faaeg : elnd, a.d Foiis : dz iaihef.
Wrought oi saed STUFF as lr4a'as aud ea'Sie-s
Ia Tho aaasiie Visions u Ia evening.
But soft nv iienI-asrezt The present moments,
kar be assare,i they al a sfaat reli-tsles,
Aad ugh then lgliI b. -51aut ,ad tleH path
Trackisss as iiis winged eoslfiers Of tbs al,
rhoy post 70 Heaven, and fharr record thy oiy.
Because thu stationed t8e important watch
Thou. ike a sleeping. ftiialass eeaiiael,
DiIst lot them pass, aaaafiezd, unizaprofei.
And know ior that thoa Il interest tlic guard,
Thou s,aii be made answer at the bar
tor every fugitive aad y hen thou thus
Shalt stand iaspeslrd Tie hig tribunal
OF -siaAed justioe, 10 shall tel thy au''hi
Then sta, the present tilesssent dear Horstio
fnprni the marks Of Wisdom its wings.
'rs Of aors worth than KIN -doins Tar precious
Than al the crimson treasury oiie ,ionntaiu.
oh let: aot sluds thy rraz ,, hutlikc
The good old Patriarch uroa record,
Hold the acet angel fast, anil he bless thee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02
TO Y'Fg.FbsEELExsS.

yu,uE LINE ofMAIL COACHESfo for Richmond
will, until further notice, leave al oeioeh'
A. NJ. arrive at Cumberland Courthouse ny
NJ.
I cave Cumberland Courthouse after day light, and
arrive at Richmond in time for the Northern Cars;
There is less might trdrd on ads than any 9otef
Linz 10 Rich0.ond and Passengers fur the Northern
Cities. will find this as safe, comfortable and as ex-
pedient any other Line. Co. e...
White Sulphu, aud Lewisburg leaves Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at salem win
the line to Knoxville Nashville, &c, and at Lew
i,burg with the line to Guyandone. Our Teams and
Coaches are good Drivers are careful ana SOBER
aud the propreors will use every exefon TO p,e"Se
their passengers. D. u. fA | l Eoo-> ~ W.
April IL WON
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
81 "a % ID $.
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE,

Our Stock of Spring ~ summer Goods
l 5 now fully 10 hand, and is offered TO the public
! AS the cheapest aud most desirable we have ever
before exhibited
As our Goods were selected and pure based with
great care, wherever and in whatever way they could
tic bought TO the best advantage, whether privately
NJ auction, or Of the importers and manufacturers
themseyes,) we nat:cr ourselves shall be able to
offer an assortment as general and well suited
both 10 the tastes and the purses OF our friends as
any other in this market.
Our Stock is very large, and consists in part ofthe
following:
Black, blue black and coloied Silks plain and fs'd
Challeys, great variety,
Muslin de Lanes AT IS. Sd. per yard,
Printed Cambrics, Lawns and Muslins, from Is Cd.
to the finest,
Caicoes, a great variety. very cheap,
Gnghams, entire case at Is. per yard,
20 bales Cotton Cloth, from Cd to Is. per yard,
Bleached do from Cd. to Is sd. per yard
entire bales German Buflaps, bought Of the I'M
porter, and al very low prices
Cotton Oznabnrgs. large lot at 3D.
PLAID and striped Domestics, for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes, from IS. to tho best Kid, al rs. cd.
Mems Boys aud Misses do do.
Bleached and brown Linen Drillings,
Summer Cloths Ermnets, Grape Lasting and
Camblets, Ganbroons, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan
Keen, brown Linens and Cassmeres, Of every quail
ity and description
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, very superior article
for gentlemen's Summer Coats.
Blue black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
and unusually low.
Nestings, splendid assortment.
Leghorn Hats, FOR gentlemen.
60 doz. Palm Leaf do 90.
l Case Florence Braid Bonnets very fine
l do Nuns do new style.
BESIDES great variety OF Fancy Articles, such as
Gloves, Hosiery, Sears, Fancy nandkerchieis, &c
&c all OF which wall be sold very cheap, for cash.
BURTON x ROBES.
April Is ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

The Oregon Territory seems likelyto become n
point oil great attraction to the enterprise of on,
ceunirymen. 10 81. Louis, the enthusiasm in bc
nan oil migration to the westward of the RocL .
Mountains is such as TO be called the "Dreoon E
Ger" large party has already proceeded towards
thi. " land ofpromIse," well appointed aud eouin
pod Tor the expedition. AT Peoria, Illinois, n meet
ing had been held al which several speecbe,vers
made highly audatory Of the soil and climate of The
portion OF our continent above named and explau,
tory oil tue interference of the English Fur Comma
ny with the trade which rightfully belongs TO our
couhtfsmen. Ii would seem that no Limits can he
assigned 10 the migratory desires our people who
no sooner become habituaed TO one place than tbov
seek ny oil to another Judging from their rest
iessness, u might be supposed that locomoticn 10 ,
part OF the American character. Howeyer RI.
bounds OF our wahderngs may be ENLARGED ,hsrs
appears beyond still wider reach and will ,.on;r.
the racine to put stop to our roynrs. 0c,hn
oeneht to result from this desire for noy.,v |
ehange oi situation we have always en;en,incd H.
most serious doubts. However acreeabl. N w.
Posssssors thirst for enterprize may be- lis o,s,
ton on the old States has always bsen iniurious ~
asmuch as most Of Them have no surpus non,,
tion and every individual taken from their comr,
mites dnnishes the supply Of what thew wan, mas,
td6our. Were own in the candi,ion or e.,
the European countries, the effect would h. 49,.
different, as with oventocked population ~
want productive territory. and the superabundanr ~
labor over employment b. gets the most serious evil,
Bali. Ame7icqn.
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GEORGE BAGRY,

nFFEgs FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
- for cash OF barter:
SUGARS, sc.
Is hhds Porto Rico and ST. Crois,
Is do Prime n. Orleans,
100 lbs. single aud double Loaf.
: tirfces n q. Clarified,
500 lbs. Crushed
200 bags Coilee, comprising almost every grade,
apart selected particularly for families.
MOI.ASSES.
Il hhds. \. o. aud English Island
IL uerccs aud barrels y. o.
SALT.
200 sacks Salt.
20 boxes Common aud Patent Tallow,
20 do do do Sperm
VARIETIES.
10 boxes furpenine Soap,
so whole half aud quarter boxes bunch Raislns
% Nests IRON bound Tubs,
10, 900 lbs. Cotton Yam, I,ynehburg Factory, No.
5to ~
10 coo lbs. Western Bacon.
tierces Carolina Rice, new crop,
5 barrels Maccarel,
i barrels Rump Pork,
20 kegs Duponts Rifle Powder,
90 do Blasting do,
300 lbs Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iron,
5000 Nails and Brads Al 10 cod,
800 lbs good aud damaged Sole Leather,
10 lbs. Spanish llo'ant Indigo,
100 lbs. Dutch Naddef,
!, 200 lbs American Bllstercd Steel,
10 barrels Tanners OIL
80 bushels Northern Potatoes,
90 bags Shot,
80 ieams Writing and Letter Paper,
- bis Sweet Malaga Vine,
10 boxes fac Oronoko Chewing Tob,cco,
20 boxes Young Tyson, Imperial aud ounpo"-
der Tea,
i. 20 barrels n G. Tar.
90 doz. LINES aud ledcords,
! bale Hops,
Pepper, Ginger, Aspicc,
.Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese.
Wrapping Twne, Clover and Timothy
Seeds.
Mnscai Wine, West India Preserves,
Window Glass, Half Bushel Measures.
Brown Slinlngs, BcdticklDg,
Chocolate, Shoes, Hats,
Tar Csns, Horse Buckets
Soaps, Wrapping Paper
Ind on Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars OF various grades
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

PURSUANT 10 the provisions OF TWO a,e'' %
trust. executed by David 5. Garland me one
I. the undersigned, John NJ. Otey aud Robert ms
ey hearing date the 9th day of April, 1923, ana tue
/, 40 ,h. uudesigned Robert Tinsley and hlau,
o'ne, =, ~ ~ hearing date the day OF April
lsos both OF which are Of record in the CLERKS VI
flee Of Amherst, shall on Friday the ION Gay 81
May next upon the premises. that :! IS TO say
a, the residence of the said DAVID p oa''an u,
proceed 10 sell, Tor ready money, TO the hlgh:st CIV
der all the cmlining property conveyed IN the sain
deed. or so much thereof, as will be sufficient TO
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
cny consists of he Tract Of Land on which
lie said David ). Garland rcsides.lyns IN the county
Of Amherst, both sides OF BuiIaloe River, and a
round the town Of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Gr,t Mill ON Buifaloe, Cherry lin Plantation
The Wlnfon House and Plantation, the House where
the SAID David S. Garland resides, with the appure-
nanoes, supposed to contain upwards Of
5000 Acres.
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SELL. eFkONS.


ANECDOIE OF TWO ARAB CHIEFS.
There dwell upon tie great f'fer Erphraes near
the great cay oil Basair two Arab tribes deadly hos
ule 10 each other liner ehmlty was 81 proferbial
and well known thai when enc man spoke oil the
enniiy oil another towards loe. lie woGld say, he
hates him as an Anzee bates hontIiee. tell out
that the Paoha of Basdad being apprchensise OF the
invasion oil The hutds from hufdstan. sent out
der 10 the chief OF tie nzees 10 send hun iorhwh
@000o men; and the order was obeyed. Tho Pa
cha not placing The same reliance upon Tie prompt
ness OF the nontiiee ehitI resolved To lay plan to
take nun oY s"a'aseh an" theh demand iiom HIM
the ald oil ms 't'oe' Tie succeeded ~ obtaining the
a'ehcanee o, 'he e"ei ana ne was brought INTO the
presence OF the lnlk. =" have taken YOU prison
eL san The laeha " rearing that might not 9th
eiwisc nave ootaneu TIE a'sIsianee OF your tribe
sa'ns'th hoids. IL no" you command that 10000
oi your men snail come TO my assistance your chains
shall be struck on You may return sale aud unnjured
TO your troe but u you do not your head shall roll
ut my feet. ne chtei looked the Pacha ste'ny IN
Tue iaee, ana fepheu our silshI knowledge OF
the Arab character has edyou INTO tins error. Had
you sent TO me for 10000 Of my tribe, when | was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02
NOTICE..

rHNIIE firm Of MILLER 81 ROBERTS is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
who indebted to the concern VIII please come
forward and settle their accounts aud notes with eli
ther of the parties, or with MIR. Ambrose Il. Ruck.
en- who is fully authorized to receive and settle all
debts due the said firm; those having claims against
the firm will please make immediate application for
payment. JOHN Mll.LER
April l. 1889 RYLAND ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02
CO-PAIsTNE KIP.

,;,,, 80" sabscribers having purchased of Miller &
/ Roberts, their stock OF groceries and
bay;,, associated ,bems, ives together in the NIcr-
camille 1,usincss, under the N - ofNIILs. E Is
n RuCEAErs will continne to sell Groceries,
at the Storelatey occupied by Miller x Roberts, and
intend keeping ON hand large and general aason-
mont. JOHN MILLER,
AMBROSE b. RUCkER.
Anil Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

usnersi samuel Houston, sx-presdent of the re-
public OF Texas, arrived in our civ on OH instant
on board the steamer Teche. We understand he
viii spend few days with his friend Colonel
CsI'sty, and proceed to the Virginia Springs
~ o. Bulletin.
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q u % ID =

u u u - >
.c,ed by himself with great care, in the Northern
{ tiles on the most accommodating terms. Having
,n,ds ,rrauremenis at the North for procuring al
o.st all the materials used in his line OF business
-, the manufacturers themselves, he VIII be eha-
t,I ~ d,.pose OF his work, II possible, on more
accommodating terms Than heretofore lie pledges
himself that every article manufactures ny MN s'''
Iva of the very best materials III use, anu pun up ny
the most careful and sklllul work-ihen uhaef h''
wn superintendent nee. , H., ,,h
II. returns his thanks 10 his friends and The pup
lie generally for the yer, LIBERAL encouragement re-
crysd At their hands for several years past ana re-
spect(ully socits a continuance 81 H. al any ,a'"
call alw avs before purchasing, fatterins hnsen va
from his long experience, asslduous attention, 'n'
the low prices and superior quality oil ms uooas JIG
will not fail to render satisfaction.
His stock OF ready made work, Is large anu CON
sists in part AS follows:
Gen,imcn'. aud Ladies' P"'en, spring saddles
do do do fihh -"
Racers and Waggoners' 10
Saddle Bays, Carpet Bags and Velices Of all
sizes aud qualities,
Medical Saddle Bags, on new and most popu
lar plan, .e,
A large supply of travelling TRUNKS, all sizes
and qualities,
All kinds Of Brides and Martngales, both oil hi'
own aud English manuiacure,
Coach, Gig, Jersey, Wagon, Cart ana Dfay
Harness, Of every description,
A large supply OF HORSE COLLARS, both o
his own and Northern nanulaure.
A superior assortment OF Coach iiorse' ana wac
gon Whips, and Sulky and Riding Switches, &c
&c. &c.
His stock Of Hardware comprises almost every al
tice in his line of business, VIZ: German Silver
Steel Plated and Brass Strrup Irons.
do do do do Bride Bits OF the newest an'
most fashionable patterns, German Silver. Hard Plate
and Steel Spurs of all qualities, Trace and Hattie
Chains of all qualities and prices, Buckles, Rings
&c. &c.
Country Saddlers and others wanting materials II
his line will do well 10 give him a call.
All repairing attended to with neatness and de
spach. Country produce will IN all cases be take
in exchange for work, al current Market prices.
Aprll Is Is
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IL - stated that The Queen. entered for a match
With Boston at Raleigh for 81 5000 aside has been
turned out, and her proprietcrs have paid foifcit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

,NIE Celebrated Race Herse, CAIRO
l. LlNIAN, by Old Sir Archy will make his
next season, at my stable in this place. Pedigree.
Performances and other particulars, in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. II. w,.
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.N'OTICE.

WE would respectfully inform those that are in
~ debted TO J. r. Bailey q Co., and BAILEY "
Womack that ifthey do not come forward ,nd 49, :.
The claims we have against them before the Grs day
OF June next, they will be, without dis,nc,;on
placed in the hands ofan officer for collection
BAILEY x WOMACk.
Amherst c, H., April IS Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

4 GOOD assortment of Corsets from the cels.
a brated mandatory of Mrs. Mackinlev, New
French Shape.) HUNT x MARTIN.
April % ts
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DAVID ROBES, Cl'k.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,

Lynchburg, March 18th, 1889. :
The parties interested will take notice, that SHALL
on the 18th day Of May next, proceed to take the
accounts directed by the foregoing order of court
on which day, al the hour of ten O'Clock in the
ing. they are requested to attend at my office, in
this town, with their accounts, vouchers and proofs,
aud copy OF the Court papers prepared for exam
nation and settlement. 81 WATT, Comr.
Apiil4 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

Encourage your own Manufactures!
DOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
II MANUFACTURES of your town cncoura-
ged by buying your HATS, of the subscriber.
Every Hat sell, being Manufactured by
selves in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be ne-
rior to any and being determined TO sell low, for
cash. we hope therefore, the advantage offer TO
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
and there will be credit IN business, good
customers will not have to pay fol bad ones. We
have just re ceved good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving good
assortment of ladies' and genlemen's Shoes, mems
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
Of a superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RUMBOUGH.
p. S. We agents for the sale OF Morrsons'
Hygean Pills. ID. q K.
Nov. % WITS
VIRGINIA--At a Court held for Nelson County, at tho
courthouse, on Monday, the 25th day of February
Hardin Perkins, Plaintiff,
Daniel b. DAILY and Arthur Hopkins Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
On the motion ofthe Plan,fby counsel. who Sled his bill
and Happearng To the satisfaction of the Court that the De-
iendant Daniel b. DAILY nabitant of this
wealth. il ordered that the Defendant Arthur Hopkins be
restrained and inhibited from paying away otherwise dis
posing OF goods debts, other effects, which he
has which may hereafter his hands, belong
to the said absent Defendant the amount OF seventy five
dollars subject 10 the Plaintiff demand ana Inc future order
OF this Court the and II is further ordered,
that copy of this be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nirgnian newspaper published in the town of Lynch
ia, i've ,,on, yios rs
May Court and that another copy thereof be posted at
door the courthouse oths county
day Copy-Tostc,
March 81 w2m
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DESCRIPTION.

ARCHER is beautiful che sorrel, 10 years
old, five feet two inches high Of great action, fine
bone and muscle, Il as well proporoned as any horse
in America. He has a beautiful coat of hair, which
denotes his superior stock his grth full and Deep
his back short and strong, thighs and arms very
muscular hts front appearance is COMMANDING his
head and neck are well formed, his countenance gen
tie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
well hnownto the people of this county, ] deem il
unnecessary TO give pedigree.
Atchef was awarded NEEDLE at the last Agricul-
tufal exhibition in LynchbUrg.
Any gentleman wanting TO raise turf horses saddle
hofses. or horses for the farm, would do better TO
ofeed from Archer than any other horse of nv ac
Iuanlance. From my own experience they make
,hs pest saddle horses and The best farm horses that
! nave seen. As 10 bottom they cannot be beaten by
me word. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
March % 70
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0HHDS. SUGAR, tamong them hhds superb
~ or ST. Croix.)
l35 Bags Prime Green Coffee
10 do Real Old White Java, ditto,
5000 lbs. very superior Family Loaf Sugar,
100 rcams WRAPPING PAPER,
ID barrels North Carolina TAR,
Just received and for sale low for cash or barter,
by PAYNE q TURNER,
Baak-Square.
April l. w4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

in Bedford county, at my stable, about nine
miles from Lynchburg, in good health and vgor
serving mares the price OF $50 the season. disc har
ged by the payment S15 within the season, aud one
dollar to the groom in every instance. Any gentle
man becoming responsible for five mares, shall have
the liberty of putting the sixth gratis. The
season to commence the LIST of April and will expire
the lst of August The subscriber will use every
exerton give satisfaction to all who may patronize
his horse, and will be taken prevent accidents
bat cannot be responsible for any that may happen.
Any mares entrusted TO my shall be promptly
attended to, and fed with grain at 37i per day.
My personal attention will be given far as practl-
cable
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March 81

I'll W. Il j. Il. d. l. A RID,
ATTORNEYS All LAW,
"AVING associated themselves in tho practice,
L will attend the Superior and inferior Courts of
the counties of Bedford Campbell and Amherst. A
strict attention will be paid to all business confded
to their management. Residence at their faiher'si-
Bedford, on the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike,
bout miles west OF New London. Address, Otter
Bridge, Bedford county, Va.
April 4 Wis
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Braiidrcih's Vegetable Universal
EKkL $.

AS there is only ONE principle of LIFE,
So there Is only ONE principle of DISEASE,
And only ONE method of CURE.