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Scientific Evidence.

Scrcnefssc EysccaCr.
BARON llEBlG, in hi. celebrated work On An
| imal Chemistry, says. IAN Artificial nir.stiv.
Fluid, anoogou. to tie Gastric Juice. nisy br rad
lily prepared from the mucou. membrane Of no
stomach of the Call, in which yariou, articles of
food rs meat and eggs willb ID erea ehnryed ~ns
d'ses ed jrs' 81 he hey penIa 10 ~
| lie ANmaH Stomach"
| DIR. PEREIhA, IN his famous tresti,. on FOOD
| an Dict" published by Fuwlers & Wells, Nov
York. page -, states tie great fact, and ds,
| cribc, the method Of preparation. There are lev
| higher authorities ihnn DR.. Prreira.
| Dir. CoMBE. in bis valuable writings on the
Phys loey Of Digestion" observes that "a diini-
nutian ut the nequanfity az the Gastric Juice 10
| prominent md a-ptcyniling cause of Dyspepsia
and he stnies tlot "a distinguished professor Of
| medicine IN London, who was severely afflicted
with this complaint finding everything else To fail.
had recourse 10 tho Gastric Juice. obtained from
the stomach OF living animals, which proved ess.-
| pieieiy successful"
| DIR, GRAHAM, author Of the fnuious works ..
Vegetable Dict" says; III is renai kaLie fact
in physiology that the stomach, Of animals mace
rated in water, impprt to the fluid the property or
dissoving .afiou. article. Of food, and e6eciipx
kind of ariifciai digestion Of them drs.-
en- from NE Aatoai dtgrs ire preccn."
4 DR. SIMON'S great work. the "Chemistry Of
Man" Lee & Blanchard. Philadelphia. 1916, PIP.
32i-2) says: "The discovery OF PErSlN forms .
new era in tho chemical history OF Digrstion From
recent expcri nrns, know that food is dissolved
as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pcpsin, il is in tho natural Gastric Juice IT.
| self -
| Professor DUNGLISON, Of the jefferson Col
l.Ee, Philadelphia, in his grea, work runisn
Physiology, devote. than fifty pages to On en-
animation Of this subject Iii, experiment, with
| Dr. beaumont the Gastric Juice, obtained from
the living human stomach and from animals, ere
| II l.
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TOMMISsIONER,s Sale ofLAND

O--By virtue of decree OF the circuit court of
Campbell county, pronounced at the October term
last of said court, in the of "McIver SC.
Fitch. trustee, &c." the undersigned, as commits
sioner. will, the sixth day Of December next, on
the premises. Offer for sale at public auction. the
IN TRACT OF LAND, in said decree men
K. toned, lying in Campbell county, adjoining
the lands Of George Steele ind others. The land
will be sold credit of 6, - and Is months
cept sotnuch as win defray the expenses of sale.
which will be required in cash. Tho purchaser
will he required To give bond with good personal
security, and the tide will be retained till the pur
chase moneyis paid. The Land will be shown q
any one wishing to purchase, by Mr.. George Steele
myseH
Oct 1O-tGD THOMAS FITCH Cant
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NEW CONCERN.-s.&M NJ. GUGGEN-

~ HEIMER, have the pleasure ofannouncine to
their friends and the public in general, that they
have associated themselves for the purpose of
rying on the CLOTHING BUSINESS, rho'esale
and retail. They will study to please everybody.
and invite all to come and examine their stock. for
they keep larger and finer assortment than they
ever kept before. Call on them before you go ese-
where, and they feel assured you will be pleased in
nrice and nualitv Oct 6-3m
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RICHMOND ADvERTIsEMEMTs.

ITO TOBACCONISTS. am manufac
Il turi.g extensively Iron and Wood ShePsnine
Mill and Sheesing all "f superior quality, and en-
bracing many improvements.
Rave also superior Turning Engines. for screw
cutting. Also Punch aud Shears for Machine and
Smiths Shops, and for Boiler makers.
Nov 2o-wsw II. N. SMITH. Richmond.
- VIRGINIA LINE OF RICH
80 MOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS
This Mem Home Line is composed Of the following
Vessels, all owned in the city of Richmond, ana
sails from Nes York ep.y four days. viz:
Schooner New York, Capt Charles Nelson,
Haxall !. A. b. Lamkin,
Gsllero =" Samuel Dearbornc
Henrico " j. b. Tuttie.
Richmond :" William Tiiby,
Hanover g. ii. Worth,
Merchant Geo. w. Couch,
a. Or;.,,. Daniel D,dre
These vessels are all of the First class. built in the
city Of Baltimore. expressly for this uade, and
have superior accommodation. for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified for the trnde, and who will spare no
exertion to accommodate. They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied On
to sail promptly advertised Merchants going
North or ordering goods from New York, will find
it to their interest ship by this line, IS is the
only regulnr line, and freight will always be taken
at the lowest rates. and every effort will be made by
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
isfaction. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share Of patronage. Goods ship
ped by this line to New York. will be forwarded
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Sava-
nah. Charleston, any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets in New York al
berth No. l. Coffee House Slip foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond. A~.,,.
CHAS. H. PIERSON, ~ York.
No 6l South Street.
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NEW FALL GOOD Sal. B. ED

Meem & Gwatkin's and opposite Snml b: Thur
man, returns thanks 10 his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
I'd to him for the past year, and respectfully asks
a continuance of the same. He has large number
Of fret rate workmcn employed, and being deter
mined to turn out as good work rs can be done, he
feels confident Of giving entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention to new stock Of Cloths,
Cassmcrs, yesting., and Trimmings, laid in this
fall, Of the approved stylc, selected by him
self, with care for cash, which will be made up on
reasonable terms, md very low for cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ay't.,
Srn,e3-wts for r. s. Brad shaw
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A TIA circuit court, continued by adjournment
"A and held for Amherst county. the Court
House, on Monday the lst day of Septembcr /:
Spotswood Padgett, Seaton Padgctt, VIM lay
and Lucinda his wife. Lindsey B. Padgett,
ahoda Jam, Padget, and George J. Padgett,
Plaiutiffs
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New sTORE: NEW PRICEs!

l y The Subscriber, Manufacturer and Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Boos and Shoes would respect
fully inform the public generally, that he has opened
| Bos and Shoe Store Main St. 5e'reen Franklin
He,efand Ca5eH Honae. oppor,e the Warriek Hopse.
Lynchburg Va. where he offers for sale an Immense
Stock of Faslioxoble GGseys, Boots and Shoes for
Ladies. Gents, Misses. Boys and Children Of all
descriptions, Servants Boots and Shoes, at prices
hitherto unknown in this vicinity at least thirty per
oeat beog usual Prizes. The public arc respectful
sure themselves Of the truth of this statemcn;.-
Sen Its. DEXTER BCLLARD. il.
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VARIABLE Property NJ ans

n
' NEAR CHARLOTTE CT no.. FOR
SALE.-The undersigned. Executors of Cnptain
VIM. Smith, decd, and Josia bDabbs. will offer for
sale at Charlotte courthouse, on the ID Of Deccm-
Der next, the following valuable Real Properly.
which wa. held jointly by said VIM Smith and the
undersigned Josiah Dabbs:
1.t.- Tho large BRICK HOUSE Mt the IA
Courthouse, known as ''tte Seminary This gs7i
house is in good repair, has about % good rooms.
well finished md is every way well suited ior n
large male or female school. The necessary out
buildings also in good repair.
ID. The Honses Me Sfrefi at Charlotte court
house, occupied respectively, BY DR.. kcnnon, Mrs.
Blunt and Mr.. Garrison and the handsome Brich
Cabiac' Ship occupied by John NJ Schmidt
TERMS LIBERAL mud will be made known on the
day Of sale. Persons desiring to examine this
property can apply TO the undersigned, John q, of
Wan. A. Smith, who'w will TAKE pleasure in showing
it, This sale will he made 1T tho same time and
in connection with the sale of the property adver-
t-ed by the devisces and executors ofCapt. Smith.
and if not completed on the 2d December, will be
continued from day 10 dov until completed.
-, WIN. A. SMITH, } rx, n ~
JNO q. SMITH 800 aN r. :"
JOSIAH DABDS. NV "'
Oct lowed
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A L circuit court, continued and held for Nelson
"A county, the courthouse, Tuesday, Both
day of September, 1851:
Alexander Brown, late Sheriff of Nelson county,
and as such, administrator with the will annex
cd of Nilsson NTH, deed, Plaintiff.
Gga,ns,,
Tho. Townsend and Martha his wife formerly Mar
;ha Smith, Eliza Ann Smith, VIM. s. Smith, Ro. n.
Smith, Eliza Smith. Margaret Smith Mary Smith
and Samuel Smith, heirs at law and devisees of the
said Nelson Smith, the last five infants under the
age uf2l years,and all persons claiming to be cred
itors of the said Nelson Smith, Defendants
After bringing the cause, the decree proceeds
| a. follows: ION onsideration whereof the court
doth order, that one of the commissioners Of the
court do take account Of the Plaintiffs admins
traiion of the testators estate also account of
thedebts due and owing by the testator and charge
able upon his estate, to which end he will convene
before him. by proper advertisement. all persons
claiming be the creditors of the testator-as also
account of the testators real and personal rs-
tate, lis description and probable worth, all of
which accounts he viii take, state and settle, and
report to the court with any specially sta
ted, deemed pertinent b, himself or which may be
required by the parties to be 81 stated.
A copy-Teste,
H. l.. BROWN, CPk.
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NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!

nv 1OODSs w VnOO-IS
l v The subscribers receiving and open
ing ono the largest and most desirable stocks OF
| Goods aver offered the public in this place.
The attention Of tho Ladies is respectfully invi-
te,, 10 their selection OF Dress Goods. consisting in
part of plain and fancy Silks. Satin Do Chine fl d
Mou.lins and Cashmere, French Merinos Of the
best quality; plain Mouslins and Cashmere. III co
lore Alpaccas in great variety, Bonbazino Of supo
rior quality. Party Dress Goods, French Embrods-
ries, Hosiery. Gloves, Hdkfs. Ribbons Mousln
Flounces now article; Silk aud Woollen Vests,
&c. Sc.
Gentlemen will find in our stock selection o!
Cloths, Ca,simercs and yestings, unsurpassed in
this market; also fancy and plain Scarfs. Cravats,
Gloves of all descriptions silk and linen tid'kis,
Su.pcndcrs; Mcrino Skirts, the finest ever in this
MARKET Collars, sc. &c.
Our supply Of heavy Woollcns is large and well
worthy the attention OF those having servants To
clo,he: Blankets. at all prices; Dumr-,cs very
cheap; Cuicocs, in great variety; large stock OF
Competing and Rugs.
! We ask that all in want of goods. viii give our
stock an examination as confident Of sel,as
those who will do so. Our Goods NEW. and
| have been purchased with the greatest care, and
No are determined to sell them.
Country Merchants will find it no disadvantage Il"
give our stock an cxamnation, as We will sell upon
as good terms az any house in the State. All we
ask is TINT you favor US with a call.
DEBIT, COLHOUS e. HOLT.
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4 OOEING GLASS q PICTURE

Il OOEING GLASS a PICTURE
IL FRAME MANuFACTORY.-TIlE IN
ing article. at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagucrreotype Frames, a large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36
inches down
Plate Glass, for and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes of all sizes for Builders in
terror work
ALSO.
Old Work re-silt and jobbins in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut 10 any pattcrn-and large size
French Mirrors furnished TO order.
~ Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCK & CLOVER,
1913 Mair street, between 9Th and 10th st. Rich
mond. Va.
June g-ts
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NEGRO CIothing and Blankets

~ We have in store and for sale. large lot Of
heavy Wooens and Blankets: nlsp. some very SUI
peror Bed Blankets; all of which We will sell very
lew Me- 3-wl MILLER & COMPTON.
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n GOODS AT NEW LON.

~ DON, VIC. NJ. CUNDIFF & Co., would
inform their friends and the public that they are
now receiving their stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, embracing every article usually found in 8
well supplied country Store, which will be sold be-
low theusual priccs, 1t small advance the
price, paid in the Northern Markets.
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IL STABkE8 - COss HAVE w
H. HAND
ZINC White Paint IN oil, whissr. mnss -
rable, better protection agaiass Ire, -
cheaper than white lead,
WHITE LEAD In oil.
Bath Alum water
BARuf'S Tricopherous for the Hair.
rhaions liquid hair-dye, best and qnishsst hsir
dye,
nlesander's Trieobsphe. (liqsid hsir-dys)
Ethereal oil or Burning Aud,
Camphine.
L'u'ss White oil for sprains, bruises, 49,
HooHand's German Bit,,r,.
Essence Mustard. ~ s8
Cherry Pectoral etc 44AY
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GREAT ATTRACTION :!-NE u

GREAT ATTRACTION. !-NE W
NJ and Splendid s'ock Of Dry Goods and Rcaay
Made Czoihingat UzoicsaieS RetaR.-G TGGEN-
HELnER f. U.NTERNYER.-Rcsp ectfully in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock of Dry Gooas,
suitnLle for the Fall and Winter season, euibra-
cling every article of Ladies and Geniiemen's Wear.
All Of which the public invtcl to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We have a beau
,iful assortment of Has and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancya ar
ticles all of which offered ut unusually low pri-
Call and us; and we feel assured TINT yon
will be pleased with prices aswe "a Goods as we
Understandable sell low, having purchased frcash
They arc also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made Ciotling, Purchased by them fo' cash
at unusually low prices, by which means they
enabled to offer greater inducements to tho public
than any similar establishment.
Thcy would particularly call the attention ofcoun
try merchants and others th,ir IFhoesalr Prizes
| believing that they will find it their interest to
give them call and examine their stock. before go
ing farther East. The great facilities which they
Joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them to
with confidence. that their goods will be sold
At RICHMOND PRICES.
! n. GUGGENIIRIMEs.
| |. UNTERMYER,
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gett and Demans Padgctt, infan, daughter of Yves
ley Padgett, decd. Defendants.
cHAScERY.
Jonas Pierce and Seaton Padgett, Commission
era for that purpose, appointed by former decree
of the court in this cause made sale of the slave,
Paulina. TO Lindsey B. Padgett for 1854, payable
in two annual ins,alments. and made report thereof
the returning herewith the bondsofthe
said Lindsey B. Padgctt, with John Ruckcr his Sc
curty. which report Of sale being confirmed
order made. authorizing the said Pierce TO
withdraw and collect said bonds-snce them the
said Pierce has died. and administrator his
tate has been committed to Hiram Chcatwood and
the said Cheatwood having returned said heads,
showing by endorsements thereon the payment Of
two birds thereof, compared with account
purpurtiag show the disbursements of said two
thirds the legatces distributes entitled, and
allcdging that tho principal of the remainder is un
collected, the interest having been paid to the life
tenant, the widow, in the meantime and up to the
present.
On motion of the said Cheatwood this cause Is
referred Of the commissioners of he court To
| take an account of the purchase money collected
by the said Pierce upon the sal bonds. and of the
| disbursements thereof. and if the residue of the
bonds remain still uncollectcd, whether the inter-
est thereof has been paid the widow. and whctl-
or the pecuniary condition of the said Padgett and
| his security is such to require, measure
of prccauton for the widow the egatce> that the
| residue Of the bonds should be collected, or the
payments thereof and its interest should be guaran-
teed by additional security, whether ii is safe
| investment for the widow and rcinaindermen with
| out any additional security, which accounts said
| commissioner will take, state and report. with any
matters specially stated. deemed pertinent by him
self required by the parties be stated; and
AT circuit court. continued by ad journment and
held for said county, the Court-house. on Thurs
day, Cd September, 1851, the doth order that
the commissioner who may in executing this or
der of account. made in this cause on Monday last
| publish notice by advertisement for four weeks in
sor.e newspaper printed in the town of Lyn hburg,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice to all par
ties, without personal service.
Copics-Testc,
| 70. TINSLEY.
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ITO TOBACCONlSTS.-I am manufsc-
Il turi.g extensively Iron and Wood ShePsning
Null and Skeeing. all of superior quality, and en-
b-arinr rnanx announcements
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A CENTRAL HUT IL d'fntt.r
MIA Pa i'll. CARRiNGTON. Proprietor. The
Undersigned will in lew days take possession Of
the larse and comnodous property owned by ii.
G. Richardson, ut the Corner Of Main aud Church
street Farmsille. Virginia, where he proposes to o.
pena frat rate HOTEL. He viii make every rcn-
sensible cxer,ion to accommodate the public he will
be provided with prompt and faithful servants; bis
Stable. will be attended with good Os,crs and fur
ni.hc with abundant food for horses. He respect
fully .oiicits his old friends and patrons TO promote
hi. interests and give him such portion of patron
age as h, NAV merit.
Ladies Entrance on Church Street.
Drovers and Showmcn will be accommodated with
good lots and every convenience necessary for their
accommodation
Jos. L. CARRINGTON, Prcpriesor
II -, 70 n
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RIO. WHITEHEAD. Commissioner

The creditors Of Nrlson Smith, deed, viii also o.
required to attend the time and prove then
debts, that they may be repo ted and provision
nall fnr fheir rinvr1rnt (Nnv on-wiAv1 Il ".
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NovG-wtd

Acting under the provisions Of decd of trust
executed tn rs, the 9th day OF December. 1916
by Robert I.bcll, WIN. l. Isbeli and Frederick W
1sbe which deed is Of record in the Clerks Office
Of Appomattox county conrt, for the purpose. in
said deed expressed, we will, at Stone Wall Mills
in the county Of Appomatox, on the frat day ofDc-
cenihcr. 1851 sell for money at auction, EiGH-
~. TY-fivE ACRES OF LAND. with the
r. NILS. Hosses, and other improvements, in
GLIDING the FERRY across James River; il being
the same land sold and conveyed by Willis II.
Punkett. trustee, to Alexander Mundy and by
said Alexander Muudy to said Robert and Freder
lex W. Isbell, sons Of William ]. fsbell and known
By the name Of The Stone Wall Mills
This property is too well knnwn to need par
ticulnr description. From its location near the j.
r. s, Ka. Canal. and being surrounded BY ex-
tensive grain growing region, Il is well worthy of
the attention 81 persons DESTROYS Of embarkipg in
tho Milling business.
CHARLES II. SLAUGHTER. lTus-
CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN, ( tees
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II. L. BROWN, elk
LovINGsroN. Nov. 1l.4S5

IovINGs TON, Nov. IL. 3S5l.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
hereby notified that have appointed Wednesday
the 7tl day Of January next to commence taking the
accounts therein directed. on which day by 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. they are requested to attend my Of
fee, with their vouchers, evidence, and copies of
court papers, prepared for examination and settle
mcnt ROBT WHITEHEAD,
Nov 2O--wlrn Com'r. n. Circuit Court.
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ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET

Z n Iargr ussUitment uI nir frVHVH EN1IttIN
for the handkerchief. Pnmadc- FOR the hair. &c.
logue Matters. French German and English; Flor
la and Lavender Waters; Toilet Bottles; some Ter!
.fne Hair Brushes, Combs. Dressing Cases, and al
most every article suited for the toilet OF lady o.
Gentleman Many Of the articles are Ct tho most
choice kinds. and viii doubtless Ples'e the .nea'
fastidions. For sale by
Oct ls.-,, JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
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ii. L. BROWN, Crk
LovIgGsToS, November 11th, 1851

LovISGsToS. November 11th, 1851.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
vii take notice that have appointed Saturday tho
Sd day of January next, on which to commence
taking the accounts therein directed. They are
therefore, requested attend at my office thai
day, at 10o'clock n M, with their vouchers. eyi
dence and copies of court papers, prepared for ex
animation and settlement.
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Richmond Times undEnqnircr ccpy.

TOMNESsIONEs.'S sAEE.--In pur-
~ suance Of n decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Appomattox. in the case Of Horace l..
Kent and George NJ. Atwufcr, surviving partners OF
the late firm of Kent, Kendall K Atwatcr. against
Robert Isbcll Frederick IsbcIl ard Benjamin W.
Jennings, rendered the 22i day of October.
1851 the undersigned. WIN was appointed
special Commissioner for tho purposc, viii
proceed Mt Stone Wall Mills, in the county of APP
pomattox. on the first day Of December 1851. 20
sell to the highest bidder ut public auction. the fo
lowing property, belonging to Robert Isbcl VIZ;
seven negroes viz: Betsy. woman md her child
Jane: MARY n woman. and her four children Hem
~ George Allen and Lizzy; oncbay Mare, one sor-
rel Mare one yoke of Oxen and cart, three cove
and calves two -cnrlings. mud iwcroty-one bond uf
hogs; Household and Kitchen Furniture; Crops Of
all ki,d. growing severed the interest Of said
Isbell in right of bis wife in the negroes bcqueathrd
byCharlcs Pciicx to his daughter Nancy insz; alsn.
all the other esltc of the said RobeTt Ibcil real
and personal; the property being the conveyed
by tho said Robert Isbell, TO Frederick W lsbcli.
trustee by deed bearing date the 30thJnly, 1859
and recorded in the clerks Office Of Appomattox
county court, on the day and date last above mem
toned.
The personal property will be- sold on credit Of
six months. and the real estate n credit Of six.
twelve and eighteen months, bonds with good
rty being required in both cases md the title the
land being reserved until the last payment for the pur
chase money be made
WIN. PARIS, Special Com'r
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CANAL open 70 Norif,

RnVefsseOn and dItef fHe JtH OF
October. our Packet Boat will leave Lynchburg
Mondays. W ednesdays and Fridays at a. direct
" after the arrival Of the Boats from Richmond,
and arrive at North River ut r-M. Passengers tor
Lexington go Immediately on by VIM r Parish q
Cos. Line Of Stsges reaching Lexington at 5 ?. n.
Fare through from Richmond to Lexington - o0
'' :" Lynchburge to q 10
to North River IS
RErrKSrxa-Leave Lexington Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Sundays III 10 ~. connect with the
Boats and leave the North River at IL, and arrive
in LynchburE At :. =.
BOYD EpMuNp DAVENPORT. I.
QssS-S