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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-09
ALIsT OF LETTERS.

A LIST OF LETTERS.
REMAINING in the Posi- Office at Tcbula,
Mississippi, on The lst day Of April, 1872, whrh
if not taken out before the Isl OF July, will be
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Allen Mrs " Hurst james
Blight Mrs Frances Hall
DleNctte Thos & Howell Joseph
Barton John kernG
Crawford F Lawrance J IL
CunlitTe Richard Iand TT
Cardozo J NJ Morchouse, Mather &c.
Champion Wiley Murdoch W
Cumor Daniel Mckcnnon VIM
Dean John 3 Novels VIM
Davis Miss Almira Oven Il
Elliott G 5 Palmer L
liney John Rye q ii
Fail & Wetmore Stokes W c
Garo't Ttos , stoyall George
Grant T. Stafford wight
Gates Join Thomos w )
GatewOOi Ihcs Wyatt ohm
Goldshoiough sam X Whitehead W W.
Worey Caleb
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say tey are advertised.
DAVID ID. BELL, ?. NJ.
April |. 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-09

NsET ESSRS F1Iz + Brooke are nv
lVE authpr,zed age0ts during my ao-
sence from the Stale. .rxr~
. Y. IL. ALLEIN.
Feb. 26 1912. ~ 5w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-09

r Nothing very late from Tex
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24
P Q EFT &c Al
Fso'n Biackwool's Mdgaz ne.
e IN e Sexes s..

Sec. ia the tender infant. see
Two loseIiest flowers united.
Virgin and youth. within tie bud
The one 10 one seems p'ighted,
iButslnosen'd is the gentle bond,
M longer s;ae b. side -
From holy same the fiery Strength
vii sooa itself divide.
Permit til" youth 10 sport, and still
The wild desire t, ch4sa.
For. bat when safel. weary strength
Returns to seek the grace.
Vet in the bud the double fauble Fl ,wers
Tue future strive 10 begin.
How precious a'-yet nau INT can still
The longing heart within.
In ripening charms the virgin bloom,
To woman shape hath grown.
But round the ripenin. charm the pride
Hath clasp'd its guardian zone;
Shy, as before the hunters horn
The doe all trembling moves.
She flies from manas from a foe,
And hates before she loves
From low ring brows this stru Cling world
The fearless youth Observes.
And. harden'd for the strife betInres,
lie straines the wiling nerves;
Far to the armed thrnEg anil to
The race prepared to start.
Inviting glory calls him forth,
And grasps the troubled heart.
Protect thy work, o Nature. now!
One from the other flies.
Till thou untest each at last,
That for the other signs.
There art thou. mighty one! where
The tliscord alkest frown,
Thou call'st the meek harmonious peace
The ssd-ike soother, down.
The noisy chase is ulI'd asleep,
DAYS c.amor dies afar,
And through the sweet and veil'd air,
liz beauty comes the star.
Seft-sishing through The lrisped reeds,
The brooket gliles along,
And every WOOL the nightingale
Meodous fills with song.
o virgin. nov what instinct heaves
Thy bosom wi ID the sigh!
% youth. wherefoge steals the tear
Into thy dreaming eve?
Alas they seek in vain within
The csrarn atoir.d bestoN'd,
The tender fruit is ripen'd now.
And bows To earth It's load.
And restless goes the VOID to feed
Ills heart upon is fire,
All. where the gentle breath 10 cool
The fame OF ,oung desire
And now they meet--iie i.niy love
That leads 1isetn light their ewes,
And slill behind tie winged god
TIE winged victory Eies.
% heavenly love- thou canst alone
The human flowers uhite.
Fer ave apart, ill thou for aye
Canst 10 n them in delight.
-@eTs-
How to manage crying children-le,
them cry.
How TO manage scoliing wife-iick
her.
How to avoid domestic troubles--ney
er marry.
To prevent getting whipped-don'
fight.
A smaky chimney may be cured. b,
keeping fire from it.
Ii you owe your landlord board i
out with him.
When YOU go cunning. always loa,
before you siiaot-you are ten times a
apt Il, kill.
IF you are man never 90 out, witbou
first letting voar anxleus mother know
II.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

HEINZ, Wheator. onr min,s'er.te the
.rcutt cf Prrss;s. Ise trcr c'retsd p co--
rce ,cn ai---- r,nunl,cr &C. The Aca1smv At
Moral snd Ma; ural Sciences at Paris.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24
Z NO IL.

year of our Lord one thousand
L. s. hundred and fortv-two. and of The
independence of the United States
the sixty-seventh.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
DaaipI TVebsfer. Secretary Of State.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24
ARTICLE VII.

tits further agreed, that the channels
in the river St. Lawrence. op both sides
Of the Long Sault Islands. and Barnhart
Island the channels ir the river Fetroit.
on both sides of the Island Bais Blanc.
and between that island and both the a
merfcan and Canadian shores; and all
the several channels and passages be.
tween The various islands lying near the
junction Of the river st. Clair with The
lake Of that name. shall be equally free
and omen to the ships, vessels, and boats
of both parties.
ARTrc r vrn.
The parties mutually st;pulate tia
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-24

The eighth article Of this treaty shall
be in fnrce for FIVE wears from the date
ofthe exchange of the ratifcations. and
afterwards, until one or the other party
shall signify wish TO terminate it. The
tenth article shall continue in force un-
til ore or the ether of the parties shall
signify its wish to terminate it, and no
longer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

T Of monthly session, held for the cnlnt9 e
Campbe at the Courthouse thereof, Monday the l0h
daY OF October 1872
Mary Adams, Edward Adams Polly Adams George Webb
and Mildred his wife, PRS,
against
Joo +. Adams audTn l.. Adams, aAmrs. Of Ilo Adams
decd and IN thc.r rights Geo. Aam' Christopher Y
ans, " N. L. Adam, Geo Adams, andrew Adams SAM
Neryic, aud MARY rs wife, Robert adam, and Elizabeth
Adams, Panlet Clark, SLA. and admir- OF y am l.. Al
ans, deceased, Defts.
iN CuA*crR9.
III, plaintiffs this day i)ci their bill and the exlib-
therein referred o and, their motion Nm. T. Clement,
the clerk Of this Court signed guardian 10 the infant de
t4nlaus, Robert Adams and Elizabeth idauis, odocd them
IN tAi sat.
Jhv dsf,n1ans George Adams, Christ 3pher ldams VA
L. Adams, George Adams, Andrew Adam, Sann, Nor.
wick and Nary his wife, Robert Adams anl Elizabeth Nd
not having entered their appearance and given c.uiy
ling act em5ly and the rules efs Conl, and
learing by Satisfactory evidence tina; they in
hahiants OF his commonwealth: It's ordered That the
Defendants do appear Campbell Count hou=e the 2ni
Monday III January next, that being Cont and the
LII as Plaintiffs; and tina; ropYo this o.icrbe forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed il the Of Lynch
burg, or two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door of the eount-house Of this county.
A Copy-Ieste.
WI. A. CLEMENT, c..
Oct II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

IN.
well on his ground unlli II had been we'll cleasef
~ his second Of erops II is generally very
heavy. lis fields at first much infested wita s5f
fsl which has length bsen almost entirely eXufpa
ted. Mr. Weaver fssafds II Is ali-iinfBfiaat 70 ihf
sncrcss OF his clover that II should be plascreI,
al the rate of half pushed T. the acre about t1e
time of SCI Ing III sri. lie sometimes even stfeai
plaster is wiea ~ December January. ffe
viously tn sowing his clover seed. lie attribute
the rapid improvement of his soil 10 tho shtliei
afforded to his land b. tie ica growth Of standing clio.
yer. we'll as Tho heavy OF vegetable matter
which 1t enables hin plough under II clover is s1wn
fer the improvement Il The sod he regards Il great
error Craze II at al 10 contends at his standing
pastures winch ~ iY years covered with cl1Yef
aud green sward. yield hm and better pasiurage
Tor his cattle than his clover fields would aflafd Con
sequeuily he ney or plalg Us them up.
NJ hnc has ever BEEN applied 10 this land, any
manure. except few loads annuity fiona the mule STA
bic 10 the rretee spots. The improvement has been Fl
itrod exclusively b, tie of clover aud plastef--
The l.nd. steep a Il is DOES not was1--a result
which Mir Weaver attributed his deep plaughiug and
Il the large quantity a hrg vegetable matter The soil
contains winch buds II together mud at the time
keelst ose and r,-as enabling To absorb and retain
4 largr quantity Of Nafsr.
Mr. Neaeer las afeat s-tss applying plaster to
his clover fields, either ~ the winter, ur very early ~
The spring. that 1t he thoroughly dissolved by The
early rsins. He attributes much II the benefit he ha.
derived 3m ih a r.3s,T 10 his practice IN this
poet. 40 which be- he d, sustained By iri Iebig
Plaster, II is we'll knaHn, al SUMS large gnauuty OF
warr aud dOss Mt ofea'o Oh growing paaia uaui It II
ld.zslsll.
Nh Weaecr's mala Al culijyaiias corn isas lullaws
In the mouth Of December a bahel Of plaster
per acre pm his cjasef Geld designed ueA seaf cafn.
He ptrIeis TINS lnode a,ter bs the hill,
m8rp beneficial - the corr and l. The land About the
st Of March and uat ealItt ar Mr. Viewer prefers
spring winter po04hn1 teia2 recent. II leaves
us Hand nozer and IL bett order iar cpf.) he COIN
Wpnett break mo is GROUND. dpcny p4ssi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
September II

w barter, ''' " ~ = -
50 hhds SUGAR. n. O., Porto REQ and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
500 hags Coffee part extra fine
10 hhds, Gercts and bbls y, O. and Porto
> do syrup, very superior
5ao sacks Liverpool fine Salt
2a0 do Grouad Allum .
300 sides gaed and damaged Sole Leather
@no lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
5oD do Nader
leo casks Nails and Spikes, Id to 6 inch.
: tons frrdegar Tyre Iron in. TO . inches
n do country Bar do
IL bis Iinners' Oh
II llhds. St5ue Ware assorted al manufacturer ;
ln0 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies
- do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
- do heavy Black Pepper
l,oQ0 lbs. Green Copparas
80 bbls iierrinas and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes II Il and 10 >c IL Window Glass
10 dp 10 II ~. very superior
, terces fresh Rec
S boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine G. Pow
25 doz painted Buckets
20 nests Iron bound Tubs
do d large SIZE
~ dul horse Bnckels assorted siss
~ dz. Bed Cord 3, u and 8 stran
doz. Corn Brooms
10 eases Tobacco Oh.
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
300 lbs Sal .tratus
GO boxes Tin plato l-3N
900 lbs American Sheetlron
500 lbs. Zinc
% boxes Raisns
50 reams Wrapping paper
l5o do Fools Cap and LettorPaper
20 NJ Cigars, from common to very fine
2,0D) lbs. American blistered Steel
50a lbs Alum
gross Backing, Sc, SC.
GEO. BAGBY s Co
July % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
CREsgSX'gs' ,s.gEg's 2ggAK,
Auction AND cow MISSION
EsaiSsNsfs&.
.TSEE. qsIl.EE, E,.fElEOT'

a ANlNG removed to the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John iollins. nearly opposite the Market
House. tenders his services TO his friends and the pub
IL,
Auction nnG Commission Merchant
He will attend 10 the sale of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes, as well as pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous neigborhoud. viii afford him every facility
in the sale of that species II pro- ny. His spacious store
and cellar will enable him keep in good condi
ion every article of merchandise he may on con-
tignment.
lie deems it futile to make flourish of promise and
will therefore, ouIy shy that he will be grateful for pat
ronage, and those who besow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
He Will take charge of Negroes TO be offered for sale
either privately publicly. and board them at % cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES
Smtison n. Daris. ST. John J. Pursis
Richard 1Wee Jota, iollins
Mckinney &. .fosby Henri Dnris
iic Corke 8 .NcDdniet thte. IdrdyS Urine
Burton g. Rodes IiancorL s. adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send &C.
eount To this 2liee for c2ilection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
33crtfral.
AUTUMN.

.sz ny ,AaIs aIrRicH.
~ The summers task is done:
- oer.ripened frut 1roos,s lrum the bending tnafh,
In red and golden hues, the forests now
e Are sht;erins in the SUM-
Conc ever summer bird.
3 Yet through the short'nng days warm noonde hour
Where bloom, in sunny hooks, pale autumn Gowers,
The bees low voice is hrafd.
newn-sloping sunbeams fall
Athwars the meadows. vet WIKI serdure green,
Where one Of stllsuee, eomienance Is seen,
With faded coronal.
L., where she oorneth psw,
Calm autumn. with wreath around her thrown
g. or wheaton eats and Wild flowers overtlo,sn,
$50 Tainej with the cypress housh
Souae tears into hsrtyes
Up from her gentle heart Their say viii iare.,
As she o'ersprosl> with leaves ier sisters eefse,
That all uataried lies.
No, with a .aalsned us~p
Bu, con,sfaPla,i,e. calm, expressing stili
Sweet resignation 70 higher VII,
In j. and hope sessae.
Like one. via trv-tine'y
Forne on the sounding wave. oftime ard change,
see-, nithclearssss offai'hs iaf oG aGd strange
bright eternity
aswcet .athah Of he ,sa,'"
Whence comes d.is holios, inaaenee Of tiy day,
wh.n earth with summer flowers gay,
Ard woods AID aelds sere'
From every mortal heat.
Father ofl.oyc, wat thanks ia thee due,
Who mak'.i all seasons 10, els 70 view,
~ thy diyiuest ar'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For thr Eastorn DISTRICT Of Nlrai

n TIE UNIFIED SINfES COIRT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia,
Aug A, 1872.
In the mattcrof Bankruptcy of
kOHN w. GLENN. Of the county of Halifax, in the
eD Eascrn Virginia District. The sud John w.
Glenn who has been deereod bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition Praying for his discharge: 1t is
ordered. That n9tico thereof be published in newspa-
per printed in the city Of Richmond seventy days at
least before the oh dag Of January next, when hear
ing will be had the sand petition, at the City Hail. in
the city of Richmond and all creditors who have prov
ed their debts, and other persons IN interest. may ap
pear ,hc said time and place, and show cause il any
they have, why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted. Copy-Ieste,
HENRY GIBSON, Ok.
Oct. 81 wllw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
CaYggg Eusss EgysDs;S

/ VIII. give the highest cash prices Tor green ana
dry llaies delivered at the Market iosse
Soie and ipper Leather viii be given in exchange.
preerrcd Hides viii be ianed on shares and deliver.
I'd at the Make, house when iaBn"d. All work war.
Fahied'. ". /. FAIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
AGRICULTURAL.
From ne Fraies' REGISTER
FARMING OF Mr.. WILLIAM WEAVER, OF
ROCKENDGE Ctl MY, "a

l.
~ y, : ~ n
Mr W IMAM W eaFef' %, l"s s91a'} one o tI' mn s.
"aicpus PlaeAoai i1lne's '',e efs. N,o"h mas lol
eeVeal years pass oeea eal'I' P''uoh |" MS OK
te'sise estate, Win Distinguish sa'r''s' np"oa sy5
tih ehufeiy hot'i "a ',' l 81 ''"''I} Tue Naiiey
ol Nngin'a,-a prei oahe 81 "a.ea may a2i be unac.
e'lsaole 70 s3ne o' M isa'' 49,
ne "aNeHei ''''' y iis'~N5 - i'lN'nB.h. no ihe
p.e'uteSlus a7a Io'oa1e N'dl4s q lNc Jam'S anu
-si" n'els' eaN'1' 'a' u "l VIZ op' MY up MS eNea
Is ne apWoaeheS vac H2a7 vi "et' anoal nihe mites
'o"' ''e ".,'t paw '''' 81. A' "atahHe {" W.
81 tifee mites UP N y y s'4 ~ q. pt''p'ous
mus "l''-st'' ~ - WIZ, % H'' liHe h'h-e-
l9uy ifaiio2 lNeH SIS f'' a." ieat'" s1Wll5 ablFe
TIE 40 .seea' N4li'Ns' s11 'fFFfa1F covered !" met
Wy y s'' 't. - - ~ ''' i3s1'"' nm
hos. iaNaf9a' e's.'. ,.7 ne az fu51 aIis,
JGatJtJ r.. -, y w 'e'e' a. ,'
-. - -, - - ~ ~ o'S''a
'S - 'i1 49, si' !" 10y "ll''H1h
,'''" ~ ~ -. 49, li'7'l'44 angles I'll
49, ''' "a F'''
''" ,..
-, - cue 49, .''' ''.a''l P'taia
80 - - - 90 "-''S' IL
;;rt = ,t .s. - = a. Dr.
nb'ii !, = ,t, 1l s.3'- va ~ "''a
tetaa - -, '=5att iNa" '' '',a
es,al5s5s.o,, NJ. ~. ''''. - f,y ',.7
- -. 49, - kt'"" '''-
So " IN 4'.' ''" nc Pu'' IN.
"isV"is'", "' 9'' - ''' siatt-' Siea2lf e-sit#i
- - So =, . '', "''"'s u. % VA
f1l = =. u. 7..'5 - ''lt
."T'-' = w ~ va. 'a ms '' D.
o.'9 ~ -, " u ' IN '' f'' p'.' as,
"i,s, aug" VI 9e.''''" Wis .''e l'1'etas' 'eht u
- ,pe Ing t'o- sE' Va. o'a'et divided thf
.''eu 'a'.' ''I ''i ,'' '', Z, i'p acres TT stand
ny PS'H,,, az M, - a'' ~ afea each ~ edi
-, - ~ - ~ - w 5is7H1 was ifa"oh up
sa'iy III u't sP''''g' VIII lirIetheH ploashs, drawn
~ '"o '.ulss 1"1'' anu '".rEa.ea /" com. he crop
~ 90 - ~ '''eh oC'.e'S b tho dtie
=, "'e ,a',' es N1u Naa s'i'o IA "i'a' nron Which
ia'e ~ me WINTER te osaAi 9alai} ct el1fer sccd
,aa nan oasl u pas. WEI saan 10 The acre--
,'' 'ne "'isa' was q, atFe5t the siaaalr "as
siedne ,.. " 's s,.c' u NJ Ney e-fy neat sp1E
a aun''o'a ha oashel o plaster "a' so"n to The acfa
fail, ns single animal Of ANY kind uhateyervas psf-
miited 10 invade the clever field NOR ,ns am, cl,, o.,
except very small quaint Il On tie M 81 l,o mt ,,
for tie use ofite mules mnlc ct u r, on lb.Irp 'rI
next winter however the stuck II hos u, h., -, a.,
field, which was plouqhe np cav m tbe srsl and =.
.y,in ,,o,,e3 IN ,,,1. T., ,l,o e.. n RI, -, -
and in the winter soun aiih e,,qsr md ol,s,g r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
300 .fGREs or L.s.SD.
y = O * <; ~ a Es I'D

I'D GSANAY from the subscriber. living in Bedford
Z county os the Forest Road about the LIST Of Oclo-
Dor, nesro u.aa, named
e q .N
sometimes calls himself Ton BRowS, alias Ton Tom.
lis Is JET black; high forehead. with ii the
white Of his eyes Is always little muddy, and
times almost d oil dow c10utonanee when looked
full n the face. He took away with lin three dllIer-
suits Il clothes. among which were snuff cJlored
cloth coat. black ,la and blue leans yt,ta aud parach
# cas5ne, blue Ieans and brown pautaoons When last
heard Ion, he lurking about III Montgomery
~. Npmia. will give reward Of - ftakcn up a.
~ where IN hs STATE, and confined in Jail that get
hn aaan II taken Of the STATE. aud secured 80 that
! get bin, Viii re n reward Of SO
AIDROFANDUS II. NOFLi.
~ The Fncast'e Democrat and kana~ha Repnbli
vii publish three weeks aud send thoir accounts to
this office Tor collection.
MY. ) Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
NJ !, lSi2
NIiLiIhN H. TATE Of the county of Bedford,
w iarnI filed petition praying that he may be de-
care Bankrupt: j is ordered. that al persons claim
ia. t. be creditors q the said William IT, Tate, show
caG,r 10 the c5art the Slh day Of December next
why the said William H. Tate be not declared bank
m pursuant u the act Of Congrcas in that behalf and
thai COPY otiis order be published in the newspapers
acc1rJog to the 22d and 9th ralcs Of court.
4 Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON. CPk.
Noy. 7 WV
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E.ANEs FOR SALE.

IN PURSE tNCE ofa decrc,a order of the circuit
superior ol law and chancery Tor the county Of
Ncls1n pronounced in the case of Parishes Parrish Sc
on Monday the 3rd day of October l.l2, the under
signed. Commits sioaors. VIII SELL to the highest bidder
on a credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen MONTHS On
Fndny the 2Jth dry u November next. ON The pcm-
see. in the county Of Nelson, L W o TRA { 4 s
. + l. \ y belonging to the estate Of Samuel
Parrish, deceased. containing acout
one ~ az ~ Il rc6 acre
each al lining each other and will be sold together or
separately may 10 be most conducive 10 the in
lcrot Il those concerned SAID Land is situated ON both
sides I've River. the I've River and Blue Ridge
Turnpike road, ia Nelson, and Immediately u, the toll
gate. Personal security viii be required Il the pnrcha-
ser and III, night t. Tie Iandrelanej until the purchase
money Is pad.
IGNEN PARRISH.
AEA'R. FITZPATRICK, N''' ~
Oct 1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

q q sc IA d a. y &,
n VIE II HSC RlBi,R Is receiving from the
Northern Clies, large assortment of Goods in his
line OF business. selected with great care by himself
10 "nieh he would respectfully invite tho attention Of
the public In his assortment will be found uany rare
and beautiful L \ y CA G. O . ID S
which he Is able 10 offer at low prices viz: Ladies ORES
snug Cases, Fame. Boxes, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils.
Farlua Cologne, Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes. Accor
dams, Se4al CASES, Chess men, Backgammon Boards,
Drafts men, Violin Strings, &c, sc.
lie has taken unusual 10 select good assortment
otbranul Toys. many OF them entirely new. Ills
cch Of Confectionery is large aud Of excellent quality
lie would mention his French and Havana PRE-
SHRj rs, Preserved Ginger, French and Italian
Candies. Brandy Fruits, such as Pears, Peaches Ap-
pricols Cherries, pfuencs, Rein Claude, Grapes Straw
berries and Curanis. Also, large assortment OF soft
she'll Almonds, tiber's, Nalnus Cream Nuts, Pea
Nuts Cocoa Nuts lsaislns, Currents, Citron, sc. &C.
lie is nnw manufacturing Candies OF the best quality
which he is enabled 10 offer 10 merchants on as rool
terms article of the quality can be purchased
in the Northern Cities. All lovers Of coon Sc
CARS are invited call; his stock Of Principe and
Havana they may be assured, that they will find \
very superior article. Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him, he would most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same, determined no eflor
shall be spared on hs part 10 merit it,
GEO. w. YANCEY.
September II Is
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.sgcy!Uss .Su5e.

EEIE will sell. for cash, al Buckingham Courthouse,
w the second Monday in November ntx'
(that hing court day,) about 100 LIKELY Ne
ar OES ter the purpose of satisfying Executions
Persons esdlugal distance, Who wish purchase
Will continue from day To day till completed.
CHARLES l.. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM NJ MDSELEY.
Depmiestor Reuben b. Paiieson. $. b. c.
BUCEfNGitAI, Oct. II tliN
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Since heprecedng article was written, Mr.. Wea-
yer has sscefaih sY actual measurement the product
Of several acres, III different paris Of the field
No. !, on the south side uf Inc field adjoining wnoj
land, BY which the cora shaded aud considerably
Injured, yielded fJty tleo bushels ard fraction 10 the
acre.
no. z, on the extreme northern side Of The field. also
osersbadowed and injured by tiber, Yielded ,gtg thee
bushels and and fraction 10 the acre
NO. 3. on the highes, point If the field on direct
ine from Nos aud 2. yielded serenity one bushels and
fraction 10 The acre. Nhea say .'bushels'I mean
Of course bashels Of seted Carat MT fears The corn.
IN each lot, weighed - lbs. To the bushel.
The acres measured were the best in tie field Int
aaonf lar average, as Mr. Weaver suppos.s, Of los
aeres OF the 1.-The remaining 80 acres berg conside
Iabiy Inferior. Mr. Weaver is perfectly confident that
The entire field Of 30 acres will average at least fifty
bushels TO The acre.
val only add that The land and corn were both
measured, with all possible accuracy, uhder Mr. Wea
sesh psrsnai sopeliaienicnce- WHY cana,t every lr
niefin Ro-kbdise g. ard d, IiAox.el
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Er.sEs FRI WI

A Nd possession given the first Of January next.
! "A comfortable DHLELI.VG HOUSE, on the
hill in the nogaborhood of Mr. C. Hardy and formerly
Oct. 81 Is
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SAa.E OK SLAVES EOR CASH.
EGt 1T ~ TIA deed OF trust oAccuted n the 9th
September ei2,by Henry Bibb Of Nelson and re-
corded ia Buckingham. uill be sod, ON Thursday the
ah Gay el November next at the present residerce of
y iliam NJ Ihurmond, IN the last named county. 10
the hi2hes bidder, In cash, the Slaves in said deed
n' niona1, being aooat II in number mcn woa!rn buys
and girls. BY THE TRUSTEES.
Oct. - Inn
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NASGINGs, Pots. Ovens. Skilles, Sc. For sal,
" ebeap for the money III. b. RICHARDS.
July - is