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SCHOOLS.


IL The third session Of the subscribers Law
School will commence at Lexington. on Monday
the 9th day Of October next. and terminate on the
DIST day Of March. 1852. The pupils will be d.
videi into two classes as heretofore, the members
of each having the privilege of attending the reci-
fation Of the other without additional charge The
text books in the unor course will be Stephen :
Commentaries. Stephen Pleading, and Green
leaf on Evidence The Senior course will embrace
fuckers Commentaries, Stephen on Pleading
Greenleaf on Evidence Holeombe's introduction
to Equity Jurisprudence aud the Code of Virginia,
Us49) 1t is very desirable that students who
design TO attend the Senior course. should provide
themselves with interviewed copies Of fuckers
Commentaries and the Code Of Virginia The
numerous errors Of the original of Judge Tuck
er's work have been carefully corrected by the
Subscriber, and copious and accurate analysis OF
the leading cases, decided since its publication, has
been cngrsftcd upon it, and with these extensive adj
ditions ii has become essentially new work Cen
tlemen who may not have supplied themselves with
cure them from Richmond, within u few days after
their arrival here Those desiring detailed intor-
nation the plan of instruction adopted by the
subscriber, may address him by letter this place.
and their enquiries win be promptly and fully an
swercd.
The fee for tuition is $50 per session, payable in
advance
J. w. BROCKENBROUGH
| Lexington, Va. July l7th 1851
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AGRICULTURAL.
Pr.servnt.os.. I'D Ermit.

kfsAts'f;st4tRbs- SA A ttsst.
NJ. Meigs Esq, Secretary Of the n. Y.
Farmers Club, recently read the following
translation of mode OF preserving fruit
from the Rerue Horticoie, by M. A. Du
Breuil, of Rouen.
A novel but judicious mode OF preserv-
ing grapes is given by M. A. Du Breuil,
professor of Arboriculturc and Horticul-
ture. Cover the table in the fruit-room
with fine dry moss. On this lay the punches
which have been carefully picked clean Of
all bad berries wipe the sound ones very
carefully with piece of delicate flannel.
Leave the punches on the moss three days,
each bunch separate from the others an
will answer. The soitness Of the moss or
cotton prevents the grapes from being in
jured by the pressure oftheir own weight.
Prepare hoops of proper strength, some
three feet in diameter, with proper strings
to suspend them, and the grapes are to be
attached to the hoops. Take iron wire,
strong enough whcnmade into an S shaped
hoop to suspend one bunch. Now fix one
ofthese hoops in the bottom end of the
bunch, and hang it on the hoop. This posi-
ton causes erery berry to hang amay1ion,
its aeigAbor
This position gives the most perfect
chance for preservation to each individual
berry. One hoop full of grapes may be
hung over another; or we may use square
frames with Stats across, far enough apart.
and hang lunches as above described there
on. 1.-THE weather be not damp, in eight
days they will be free from MOISTURE
When they are dry,close up the fruit-room
Theoretically if you can. Examine the
grapes every eight days and remove all
bad ones. A moderate amount of chloride
of lime, very dry, as it melts, Qquifes)
will suffice to imbibe the moisture of the
room. About thirty pounds weight of it
will answer for room fifteen feet long,
twelve wide, and TENN height. All other
fruits may be preserved in this room as
well as grapes. The grapes intended for
preservation must be gathered when fully
ripe. 1t Is unnecessary to say that the
fruit-room is double-walled, has thick
roof. and that frost must not get inside of
1t. Mr.. Mcigs remarks that by this pro-
cess, Isabella and Catawba grapes might
be had from Christmas to May Day.
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QUARTER OAK LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD

~ ANCE CONPANe. HAhlfoRD,
CONNECTICUT 500, 900 CAPlIAL.-This
Institution having the largest capital and TINT capt.
ra secured under the suaction and approval Of the
chief accounting officer ofthc State presents advan-
tages and security the assured, UNSURPASSED hy
those of amy company in the United States. Con
Quoting its business the Joint stock and mutual
plan, it combines all the benefits and privileges Of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses of
one.
The principle of Life Insurance is basedon sound
mathematical calculations, and admits OF no varin-
ton. Ultimate security being the primary object
% be obtained this company will do business on
the lowest rates of premium Tint can be adopted.
and afford requisite security the insured, and per
petuity to the Institution,
Benefits ofLite hsurunce-The great and spc-
cia object Of Life Insurance. is to the wife
and children against want and misery n'ter thr
death OF the husband and father though it is prac-
tically useful in great variety Of other cases.
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth, and n
good investment for capitalist" " IL is nStiiu-
tion," says Chambers. contemplating unmixc d
good 10 mankind
| Have YOU debtor who you are confident will
pay you if his life is spared for few years Got
the amount of his debt insured his life, and you
| thereby secure your debt
| If You own property incumhercd by mortgage
| and Indebtedness, such MS would involve your fam
| lily should yon be unexpectedly removed, get the
amount of your Indebtedness insured on your life.
and you thereby relieve them of this embarrass-
| ment, and disencumbcr your estate.
| Do you wish to provide given sum for u child
on attaining majoriryi This can be accomplished
by del,osite with this Company.
Terms and Conditions Of hsuraacc.-The Com
pany will grant Insurance on lives upon the mutual
principle, and also upon the jointstock plan ut low
er rates. Persons may effect Insurance ON thci,
own lives upon the lives of others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, paya
bic after DEATH % for term of years, upon the
parys arriving at the age of 40, 45, 80. 50, or 60
Mt his option, an either free from the claim
of creditors.
| The charter permits the granting OF insurance o.
life in every form. including the right of wife. chill
drcn parent relations friend 10 insure the life
another for their own exclusive benefit.
| The assured on surrender Of life poliryat mn
time after three years will receive MS equitable val
ac in cash
A. +. WHIrTEMORE, in. Lynchburg
Agent for Virginin.
DR.. VIM Otwny Owen. examining Physician
July lT-wta
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RRANDRETH's PlLLs.-A NED

- cine winch Tor ninety-two years has pro, d
worthy Of all confidence, a medicine uniycrsa, IL
powers OF good to man, or infuni often loDl
ed upon as blessing from heaven to save If.
may j be duly appreciated.
"Buts some one says, show can any medicine be
useful in all cascsp We answer This one medicine
Pnriies the blood and as M discase cnn effect us
when the blood is pure all disease Is cured by pu-
riiying the blood Suppose the stomach ia affected.
All the symptoms show great prostraton of IT..
strength IT il not capable Of digcsting the food
nave wind in our stonach--sour notwithstanding
pam or scraping sensations the pit Of the
ach. ibesc symptoms remaining the greatest
pro-traiion Of the powers of the mind. well %
Those OF the bofyand il not speedily remO.cd,ihcy
VIII cause other dangerous symptoms, such as
Paralysis. NJ. Vitus' Dnncc, Epecrsy, Rhcuma-
isnn--moTe generally, however Cholera Morbus,
Dyscntery, il mny be obstinate eostisepcss ter
ninuting in violent sickness fhe stomach, and not
unircquently in inflammation OIL Bowels
How irnportan, il Is. then, that these first symp-
toms be removed and one two doses Of Brand
rct's Pills would generally effect this object but il
should be remembered that they always applicn-
be and should be used until health fully restored
AS they will surely sooner than any other
remedy, md when we have health through them Il
is no patch work--ii i genuine cure--one thnt
win deceive.
For sale, wholesale and rctnil by d. d. Puype &
Brother. Lynclburg, Va.
Oct 2S-~ts
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DRY-GooDs, CLOTHING, &c.
THE sURsCRIRERs HAVE IN

VVVhE kkS 1nA n IN
l. store a large and well assorted stock Of Gko-
cEKrrs aud DIR GooDs, which they will sell ut the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In il may be found
Prime and choice Brown Sugars.
Loaf. Crushed, Powdered and Clar'd. do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green, and BIZ. Tea,
Adamantne and Tallow Candies,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, Lining and common Nails,
Rolled strap and country Bar Iron,
Cast, shear and Blistered Steel,
Axes, Spades Shovels,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls. pure Tanners Oil-togeiher with a
good assortment of Domestics, Prints, Lawns and
Summer Good, Hats. Shoes and Boots.
Persons visiting this place for the purpose of pur
chasing goods will do wei to give us a call before
purchasing. TINSLEY & TAYLOR.
IL
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REAL AND PER

SONAL ESTATE / OK SALE.-By virtue
Of decree of the county Court of Amherst coun-
ty, pronounced on the 2lst day of July, 1851, in
the suit of Henley Henley and others. the IN
designed, Commissioners. will offer for sale upon
the premises to the highest bidder. on Thursday
the 4ih of September next il fair if not. the next
fair day, the property in said decree mentioned,
consisting of both real and personal estate Of val
liable farm about 400 acres, situated Bufaloe
river, and within convenient distance OF Amherst
Court House, upon which ;oerably convenient
buildings. and about 100 Acres of low grounds. be-
ing the same land of which William Henlly died
possessed, and also likely negroes, most Of
whom are young and Of saleable age. The Slaves
viii be sold for cash, and the Land upon a credit
OF one, two and three years. the purchaser giving
pond with approved personal security. The title
to the said property is believed be indisputable
but acting as Commissioners, the undersigned will
only convey such is vested in them by the decree
aforesaid JAMES w. HENLEY.
GEO. W. HENLEY.
Aug. 1-wiw Commissioner
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Special c commissioner
juno 1920. RogerxriMe (T.nn..l 1in.es
GALE OF LAND

GALE OF WILL SELL. AT
~ public Auction,on the 10th of September, 1 81
on the premises, my TRACT OF LAND, in the
county of Campbell, situated on both sides OF SEN
eca Greek and adjoining the lands of Jesse Burton
Baldwin NJ. Payne and John b. Dahney. A credit
of one and two years will be given for the purchase
money, which must be well secured either by a deed
OF trust on the land good personal security. The
tract contains between hundred and thirty and
forty acres, of which suppose one-third is wood
land well timbercd. There are some forty acres Of
flat Land on the Creek, and a large branch that
runs through ii. nearly halt of which will produce
tobacco More than half the cleared land is in good
heart, and from actual trial. highly susceptible of
improvement from the of clover and plaster
The woodland is most Of it, capable of producing
tobacco. The tract is well watcred has a multi
tude OF fine Springs. and il in very healthy neigh
borhood. My brother, John b. Dabncy, viii show
the land to any person wishing to purchase. IT, in
consequence of the badness of the weatheri should
not be sold the day appointed. the sale viii take
place on the first succeeding fair day. Possession
will be delivered to the purchaser at the end Of the
year with the privilege of seeding wheat this fall
Ang7-lawtl0S GEO. f. DABNEf.
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XTALUARLELAND F0RsALE..

by virtue of a decree of the Honorable Chan
Gerry Court at Rogersvc, for the purpose Of dis
ributing portion otthe Real Estate of George Rui-
ledge, decd. among his legal heirs. SC. the I'M
dersigned. appointed Commissioner by the Honora-
BILE Chancellor, viii expose at public sale TO the
highest bidder the court-housc door in the town
Of Blouuivil!e on the ID day of October, 1851, on
credit Of one and two years (the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security,) a truly desirable
tract of land, containing 66S acres, situated in Sui
Ivan county, East Tennessee, and extending with
in less than one mile of said town, on the main
stage road from Blountville to Abingdon, and
through which said road passes, distance Of more
than Ii miles, and not than or miles from
the depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.
On said farm about 300 acres of cleared land
lying WELL and productive, including 50 acres Of cx-
cellent meadow land, with several good never fail
ing springs, a comfortable dwelling house wei fin
ishcd, with suitable barn and ont buildings or
chards &c. The timber is good and abundant
The undersigned is authorized to divide said tract
in two parcels, and sell in either wav at private
sale. To any person wishing to procure a farm
scarcely surpassed in East Tennessee the opportu-
nifty is now presented. The title is good and in
disputabe..
Letters addressed to the undersigned at Rogers
vile, E. Tenn, will be attended to-
GEO. W. NETHERLAND,
Special Commissioner.
June 30-toO r Pooersy;yle (T,uDf ! T';nes
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BEAuTIrYING THE HoMEsTEAD.-We
claim it to be the duty ofevery man who is
farmer to plant fruit and ornamental trees,
to cultivate and grow the vine, as well as
all useful vegetables;to beautify and adorn
his grounds and garden with dowers,plants
and shrubbery.
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7 COOKING GLASS q PICTURE.

IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE UN-
dcrsigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerrcotype Frames, large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes md fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition RoSettcs, of all sizes for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattcrn-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention FRANCK & CLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10th st. Rich
mond, Va.
1,,.,
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-ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

By virtue of deed Of trust executed the
undersigned, and duly recorded in the Clerks of
fee of tn, County Court of Buckingham. shall on
the 18th day of Semptembcr next offer for sale by
puff1ic auction, at Buckingham Court House, one
undivided moiety of 439 Of Land Said
land adioins the lands of VIM. NJ. Mosey and the
lands belonging to the Buckingham gold mining
company. and is considered valuable. Terms ac-
commodnting and made known day of sale.
Aug 2l-tiS WM NJ CABBLL Trustee
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AUCTION SALES OF LAND &C.
LOT AT AUCTION,

ID On Saturday the 23d August, at o'clock p.
NJ, we will sell, without reserve. the vacant Lot of
Ground on 9Th street, opposite DIR. Murrelrs. 1t
fronts 81 feet 5th street. and back l32 feet.
We would call the attention of persons wishing a
handsome building lot. this sale. Terms liberal
andmade known at sale.
MOSBY & HOLCOMBE,
There is it an excellent well Of water.
Aug 1877 Anctioneers.
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z UNIVERSITY OF MAKYLAND.

Il -
" The next Session will begin on Wedncs day
the 18th day of October, 1851 and close LIST March,
1852.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ. D. Surgery,
VIM. E. A. Aiken, NJ. d. Chemistry and Phai-
macy.
Samuel Chew, NJ D. Therapeutics Matera Med
lea and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby. NJ. ID. Anatomy and Physiology
VIM. Power, NJ. ID. Theory and Practice of Med
cinc.
Richard II. Thomns, NJ. D.. Midwifery and Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
George W. Miltenbcrger, NJ. D., Pathological A.
natomy
The most ample opportunities for the prosecution
Of Practical Anatomy at moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times week, by Pro-
fessors Smith and Power, in the Baltimore In
Urinary; with the privilege Of daily visits to it,
wards, without charge the student Tor the ticL ct
Fees for the Lectures 800 to sos; Practical A.
natomy $40; Naturalization s.; Graduation $40.
WIN E. A. AIKEN Dean.
Baltimore, July Ist 1851 TAup I2-ft I
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r a M. HOLLINS, ARE RE


q ceieiag and hare IN store
% hhds. N. @. & Z. X. Sugar
3 do st. Croix do very fine
40 boxes and bbls. Loaf, Crushed, Pulverizct
and Clarified Sugar
| 10 hbds. Molasscs
10 bbls do very superior
| 10000 lbs. Bacon
| 100 bags Rio and LaguiIa Coffee
| 40 do Java do
10 Mats Mocha do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. to is
| Is ton Bar Iron
10 do Rolled do all sizes
| Q do Blistered Steel
| do Cast and Shear do
| 3 do Castings
| Q ticrces Rice
% boxes Sperm and Adamantnc Candies
40 do Hull & Son's Patent do
80 do Tallow do
30 do Soap
10 bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 do Tnr
800 kegs Cut Nails to co dy
10 do Wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nas
800 Sides Sole Leather
50 do Black & Russet do
40 doz CuifSkins
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep Skins
bales Shoe Thread
Domcstics, Calico, Alpaca and Irish Linen, Shoes.
Boots and Hats, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Coppcras, Alum, indigo Madder, Starch, Soda
and Salt Petrc, Bed-cords and Ploush-lincs-for
sale on accommodating terms or exchange for coun-
try produce. Also consignment, Cap, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, for sale at Factory prices.
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Filling OFF FOR CASH.--I

~ determined to sell of my stock of Goods Of ev-
cry description crir,neiy iosr prizes, many art
Giles greatly below cost low in fact any other
man in town, cost or no cos,. / have a superb
stock Of Ready Made Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, Trunks, &c. &C., Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vestings.
Daily expected, an additional supply OF Summer
Goats, Trunks. &c. Gail ;.n. >. anime before pur-
chasing lime o-ts1 T. ,oGWOOD
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IMPROVE IMPROVE! Don't wait tor
others to commence but begin yourself
Agriculture would have been reformed
long ago, if Farmers did not look TOR
others to commence, rather than them
..1,,,z
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Id NT. ZIMMERMAN, I5I EagIe

NJ SVUAKE, Mum Siree7, RtctW0nd, DeaIer
in Combs, Brushes, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Mus
ical instruments, God and Willow Ware, Brittania
and Block-tn Ware. Japanned Ware. Bathing APP
paratus, Housekeeping Hardware, and every va
riety ofFancy Goods. | am now receiving my Fall
supply.ofthe above Goods Country dealers and
others will find it their interest to give call
before making their purchases.
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UTHEAT.-.THE Term Of lease on the
w LANGHORNE MILLS having expired
on the lst inst. they viii now be worked by the
proprietor. He deems il unnecessary to say more
than that he will be constantly in market for Wheat
and Corn. He also wishes to purchase 100000
Stares and Heading
Juv PITS II s. LANGIIORNF
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N. GUGGENlIEIMER
]. INTERN
T1RE SH Arrival LOT NEW

l. GOODS.-The subscribers have Just re
ceived by express, a lot of splendid Dress Goods,
consisting in part Of the following styles:
Mandarinc Grapes, Satin Brocades. Dotted Mus
in &c, &c; Silk Buttons, Quilted Ribbon Trim
ming, Ladies' Silk Gloves, Silk Hosiery. Embr'd.
Sleeves, French Worked Collars, Under Capes.
Black and White Founce and Marccline. Linen
Buttons.
ALSO, will open, in few days, valencienncs,
Laccs, Lace Collars. Military Braid, Striped Swiss
Muslins, together with the largest stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in market, all of
which are entirely NEW AND FRESH, and will
be offered extremely LOW. Call and examine.
Country Merchants particularly invited to give
our stock examination.
Nav 5-ts Col Holm e. HOLT
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SALE.-Rr

~ tue Of decree pronounced at the May term Of
the circuit court of Campbell county, 1851, ia a
cause therein pending styled Z" Franklin VS. Jones,
&C.. shall on Wednesday the Goth day of August
next the premises mt Mount Zion in the county
Of Campbell offer for sale, at public auction, Ger
tain Tract or parcel of Land, containing 2s9 A
N4 CRIES. (more or less) being the same
- Tract purchased by George w. Jones, in his
lifetime, of Horatio Depriest. The sale win be
made upon a credit of six months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security for the payment Of
the purchase money to me commissioner and as
further security the title said Land will be re-
tanned until the purchase money be fully paid.
CHRISTOPHER CLARK. D. s..
For Thos. Fox, S. C. c.. and such com'r. afore-
said. July 2S-3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t scssiol

IL OF the subscribers school viii commence on
Monday the LIST of September.
Students earnestly requested to attend pune
tuay. on that day. in order that the Glasses may be
promptly arranged. and the evils always resulting
from delay avoided The course of instruction en-
braces the usual branches Of nm English Edncation
and those studies necessary TO prepare students for
the College or University.
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
been procured for the of the school.
Terms as heretofore. WIN. S. REID, Jr.
q
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA to-wit.-At rul

VIRGINIA tO.wit.-At rules holden in
Y the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the
Corporation Of Lynchburg, on the 9Th day Of Au-
gust. 1851:
VIM. nj. Shoemaker. Plaintiff.
against
Harlan Moors and Paul Jones, Dcfts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Plaintiffs bills bill of ntcrpender, filed by
leave Of Court asking the interpretation and protcc-
ton Of this Court, against double recovery OF
fund in his hands. claimed by two suits at law,
brought by the Defendants against the Plaintiff in
this Court and praying That the snid Defendants,
NAV interplead and exhbi, their respective claims
to the said fund; And it appearing by affidavit that
the Defendant Harlan Moors il nonresident Of
this State the said defendant il required 10 appear
here, within one month"; after due publication OF
this order. and do what is necessary to protect
his interest; and it is ordered thar copy OF this
order be published for four successive weeks in the
Lynchburg virginian. newspaper printed IN the
town Of Lynchburg. and posted at the front door Of
the Cour,-house of this Corporation, the lst
day ofrhe next Corporation Court.
A Copy-'restc.
y. ROBES, Clerk.
G. DABSEY, P. a..
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REMOVAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER take.
Ia this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his old friends and the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him
and also of informing them that he has removed
from his old stand to the house recently occupied
by s. Gupgenheimcr & Co.. and directly opposite
to the Cabell House. where he will always keep on
hand a large and well selected stock of Groceries,
D0mestics Liquors, DC, which will be sold low fol
cash or in exchange for Country Produce.
Aug 1l-3m JAMES KINNIER.
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NEW sPRING CLOTHING, s.

~ Goods, Caps, and Fa7cy Ayticics.-The un-
dersigned begs to inform his friends and the public
that he has returned from the East with fine So
lection of NEW GOODS in his line, by which he is
enabled to offer of the best assortmcnts ofgoods
in his line ever shown in Lynchburg at unprecedcn-
ted low prices, and respectfully solicits call Of all
in want Of good and cheap Clothing.
NJ. ROSENBACH