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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-02
RICHARD J. GAINES.
ROBERT +. GAINES.
Jan II. ls5a-t3F En-

TAI OFFICE -By yrtnc Of decree of the cir
L Y cut court for the county Of Campbell. pro-
nounced its last Oct term, in the case Of Mosby
& Speed VS. Martin and others, shall, (as commits
sionCr appointed hy said court for that purposc.)
proceed, in front Of Cnmpbellcourt house, on Mon
day the 18th da. Of January Chat being court
day) to sch the TRACT OF LAND, in said decree
mentioned TO the highest bidder, public auction
The Land lies on Outer river, in Campbell county.
adjoining the lands Of Thomas Drummond and
Cant. Samuel Tardy, and viii be sold for 900
hlE. Acres, more or less.
-. TERMS-$50 in cash and the balance in
two equal annual instruments; the perchoscr giving
bonds with good security and the title rctained un-
Ill the whole is paid.
JOEL i. LEFTWICH,
Dec IS-tf2J Commissioner
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AGRICULTURAL.
ffuutsring Fruit Trees.

This is the season for the amateur to look
over his fruitirces-cspecially those which
have failed 10 produce good crops for want
Of nourishment in the soil. Carefully open
a trench at the very ends CT the roots
throw ont third of the poorest Of the soil,
aud replace it with mixture of manure
and ashes. use cart load Of barnyard
fianurc--sno matter il is fresh; to bushel
Of ashes, and find it never to fail in bring
ing up the tree. II wait ill spring be
fore ! apply this stimulus, ! find it to do
just as much good as if pu, it in the soil
in October and November. 1t is quite sur
prisng how old fruit trees can be brought
10, By this simple dressing-barnyard
manure and ashes, applied in the fall
: Some persons are too indoent to do II, but
Think can prove to them that it will
'pay." On one side you have am eniee-
: bled tree; it bears peek ofpoor fruit, half
Of which IL not fit TO take to the table. II
costs you nothing perNnnum--prolit about
equal to cost On the other side you have
the game tree-yon give it two cart loads
OF lnantire-two bushels Of eachcd ashes
---oncc in three years, cost one dollar,
and receive two bushels Of fine fruit per
annum, for three years-valuc three dol
lars year, nine dollars-proft eight dol
lafsl Very respectfully. yours. A. 7.
Chester Co. Pa, Sept. 1851.
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CIIOOL for Young Ladies'

~ MISS CHARLOTTE MANSON will open u
School for Dung Ladies, on the LIST Monday in Feb
nary next. at the upper end Of Church Street, in
Lynchburg. on the following terms:
For tuition in English $500 per month
" &c French, 200 " !"
:. " Music 500 g /"
One half the tuition viii be pa, able in advance, the
other at the close Of the session. Pupils will be nd
miticd at any time during the Session and charged
only from time Of admission. II desired arrange
mcnts will be hereafter made for classes in duw-
ing and dancing.
Jan lp-tlf
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ATTRACTION.


N and Splendid ss2fk If Dry Goods and Realty
Made ClafhiRgai Hhotesaiet ReiaR-GG GGEN-
HELHER &. UNTERMYER.-Resp in
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock Of Dry Goods,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, cmbra-
cling every article of Ladies' and GeRRenc's Wear.
Al Of which the public invited to call and exam
me before purchasing elsewhere. We haven beau
tiul assortment Of Hats and CaPs, Boc,s and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment ofFancya ar
ticles, all of which offered unusually low pri
ccs. Call and US; und we feel assured that You
will be pleased with prices as well as Goods ms we
arcde,crminedto sell low, having purchased turcash-
They also receiving splendid assortment Of
Really MADE Clothing, Purchased By them for cash
ut unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others 10 their Wholesale Prizes
believing that they will find il to their interest to
give them a call and examine their stock, before go-
ing farther East. Thcgreat facilities which they en-
joy in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounrc with confidence thattheir goods viii BE sold
at CHMOND PRICES.
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4 & vi. LEENS, AEsE he
~ . ceiring AMI hare IA store their Fall supply
sisting in part Of
2jJ Spanish Hides
800 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
10 doz. calf skins,
% do pink Lining Skins,
$50 pair heavy Brngues,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
IL tons country rolled Iron,
l do blisicrcd Steel.
do Shear and cast Steel,
3 do castings.
- hids. l.. R. and n. o. Sugars,
4 do st. Croix do
II do and barrels Molasses,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbls. crushed and powdered and clar. do,
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
5 do Mocha do
800 kegs cut Nails to GO dy
10 do Wrought 30
10 dozen painted Buckets,
Is do Germ Broo,ns,
6000 lbs. cotton Yarn
Domestic, calico, lnScy and fullcd cloth for scr
wants wear, pepper, spice ginger mace, cloves
uulmees and cinnamon, fine gun powder tea:
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell GA the most accommodating terms, or
exchange for country produce. They solicit a call
from their friends aad the public.
Oct Gn-ts
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DEDWgLL FEMALE SCHOOL

h In the county of Amherst fourteen N lies
above Lynchblirg, and twenty-five from Lexington.
will be re-opened on the frst dry Of Feb. 1852
The assistance Of the young lady miss Colvin)
who has taught with so much acceptance to her
Patrons. the present Session. will be continued.
Miss Cs diligence in the discharge of her duties
endcavorng to enlarge the understandings, as well
as il teaching thoroughly those branches Of science
to which she attends in the sehool---wi be attest
ed BY all who know her.
Mrs WrSs will teach Music, as well give a
general supervision to the whole institution Our
school is situated in remarkably healthy portion
Of the country. and H. arcoant Of ts retirement
and the commodiousness Of the dwellings, well
calculated for healihuncss of morals, as well as
of body, Aware of the responsibility incurred in
making such promise, we do nevertheless engage
that those entrusted care shall receive tho
same attention as to their morals, health and adj
vancement in learning bcstow upon our own
children All the branches OF thorough Eng sl
education, together with French and music will
be tnnsht.
TERMS Of board and Tuition in English, wash
ing ~ hts and fuel included, viii be sixty dollars
per Session Of Eve months. Ten dollars win be
charged for French aud fifteen dollars for masic
One half board and Tuition payable in advance.
Address. b. b. WYNN.
Pedlar Mills Amherst Co., Va.
Tar I
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.
.yrCrTOI,,s SAFE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
~ NEGROES. STOCK, CROP. PLdN-
TaTI0N UTENSILS, s C.--The undersigned,
a. Executors under the last viii and testament of
William Gaines deed. viii sell at public auction,
on Tuesday, 3rd February. at his quartSr planta-
,iop near his late residence. the following proper
~. u wit A Tract Of Land lying Cub
&C. creek. two miles West OF his mansion house
" tract. Immediately above and nd joining the
land az Mr.. Thos Flournoy. (known IA Pugh's)
containing by survey $40 ACRES, leo Of
which is heavily tinbercd aud of excellent quality;
also 80 acres Of very valuable Crecs Bofcm' eaPa-
lie Of producing yearly from 200 to a9v bills corn
the balance Of the tract is somewhat worn, though
originally good, and may bc easily reclaimed. The
itnprovelnents consist of a COMFORTABLE
rra Dwelling House, with some two or
Ii three out houses.
Also. one o,tcr Tract, Oknown Gcrmantown.)
This Tract contains sg2i Acres, 30 only clear
ed the balance in forest, very heavily ,imbered
and of good quality, with no improvements other
than Tobacco houses; it lies three miles north OF
the inansion-house tract, and adjoining the lands OF
Dr. Watkins, Col Thomas and others.
AT the same time and place. will be sold, upwards
of so Likely and Valuable slaves,
consisting Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls; a.
monast them are two valuable Blacksmiths, and a
good rough Carpenter.
Also all the Stock Of Horses, Nudes, IIors Darn.
Cattle, Sheep Plantation IoofS, Wagons, Cars.
aud every description Of crop made on the planta-
tion last year.
TERAlS-Thc land will be sold on credit Of
one, two and three years in equal annual install
ments the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal seruritv and the tide retained until the
v hole purchase money shall have been paid.
The Slaves viii be sold for cash. The perisha-
BE property on credit until the LIST day Of June
next The purchasers giving bonds with approved
security. The sale viii commence precisely at l l
o'clo and continue from day to day until com
peted.
Persons desiring to examine the Land viii ar
Ply to either Of the undersigned, who will take plea
sure in slowing it,
RICHARD ]. GAINES,
ROBERT +. GAINES.
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TO my WIFE.


Pillow my head upon dIis heart.
My own. my cherished wife,
And LET us for ono hour forget
Our dreary path Of life;
Then let me kiss thy tcars away,
And bid remembrance dee
Back to thchalcyon days ofyouth.
When all was hope and glce
Fsir wns the early pi6mi,c love,
OF our joy freighted bark
Sublime and lasirous, too, the skies,
Now all so dim and dark
Over stormy SEQ, dear wife,
We drove with suffered sail,
But love sits smiling at the helm,
Aud Knocks the threatening gale,
Come LET me part trose clustering curis,
And gaze upon thy brow
How many, many memories
Sweep cor my spirits now
How much Of happiness and grief
How mitch ofhope and fear,
Breathe from such dear, loved linearnen,',
Most eloquently here.
Thou gentle one, few joys remain
To cheer our lonely lot
The storm has left our paradise
With but ono sunny spot;
Hallow'd forever be that place,
To hearts like mine and thine
IT'S where our childish hands bprearsd
Affection earliest shrine.
Then nestle closer to this breast,
Nv fond and faithful dove,
Where, IL not here, should be the ark
OF refuge for thy love
The mans blessing and his curse,
Pertain alike TO me,
For sbcrn OF worldly wealth, dear wife,
Am not rich in thee'
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MEDICINES.
y n. sTARLER = CO, DRUG

NJ GiSTS--haye on hand
III y. u. Joaes' y Co.'S White ZINC PAINT
q g Bfoun
They are superior in all respects to Paints
common use more brilliant, more durable and chez
cr' The Browa !. greatly used as FireYrocf Pa
on Metal and Single roofs on Fences, Boats. 4
\ n ,,yres Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds,
Wisiar's Balsam Wild Cherry q
Jayne's Expectorant
Vodl,vsr OIL for Dyspepsia. Debility, As,xs,
French Window Glass of all ,;zes.
Looking Glass Plutc
Phosphate OF Lime Cor diseased Lungs, !
Best hewing Tobacco, Sc, SC.
Ian l1-fs
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A LEXANDEis n JORDAN,

"a TORNEY ALTA W, LynoaJnrg W., will
practice in all the Courts Of the Counties Of Camp
bell and Bedford and Of the town Of Lynehburg.
rz5- oifcc in Schoolfcld's Building, Market ST.
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BLANKETS, PULLED CLOTH

II Tor scrvants wear, Linscys, Uvorcoatlng heaFy
Boots, Shoes and Hats, purchased within the pre-
sent month, in the Northern markets, and offered
low for cash. Or in exchange Cur Country Produce,
by JOS. H. WILSON,
Oct S7--ts orpoaite the Virrinian Oili"e.
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ks,,csorsCeru

Mr.. Editor:-Will You please let me
know in your next No. Of the Cultivator,
whether or not ashes applied 10 hills Of
Corn externally, before 1t comes up, would
be beneficial And which is the best way
Of applying ashes to Corn? Also, 90 you
think ii would pay good profit. in taking
time TO apply the ashes to the hills Of Cont
Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't.
w pODE
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[NANrtEErp. rsfgNVfaEgs q NO.,

~ Importers, Marrf ictRFcys, Ilhoicsa'e and Re
tll DtG'crs IN lFatcaes, FtHc Jt1ce'ry. Military and
FdHcy Goo3s. Ne. 800 B4ifimore STREET, Ceyaer Of
Ch1res 81. sign Of the Goiin Eggie
REMOVAL.-We beg TO inform the public, that
wo have removed from oHr old stand, Corner DC
Baltimorcan Charles Streets, the opposite Cor
ncr, whore we have erected IA spacious and couve-
uical Store, aud have on hand very complete as
snrtncnt o. WATCHES, JEwELEY, sfLyEnt rLATED
WARE, FAEcY & MIi.rrAnY GooDs. &C.. to which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
IN Europe, and withull the extensive manufacturers
in this country are such, warrant Ms ~ saying
that goods Of the newest aad most approved styles
can always be had at establishment, npd 81
price. that viii compete with oil others j. our ineo
business.
In addition tn our other rlciliii,a, VIC have IL
Mandatory on The premises, whcre we can have
made al The shortest notice, any nrtiolc in our luc.
10 the Wholesale department Of our business WI
intend giving our personal attention, and sc wonld
call notice Ia our very complete stock Of llatclma-
q kers T'oois, Nafeyiais and Glasses, which,
IN % avoid all mistakes, has the special nttcn.
g.. \, ton Of practical Matchmaker.
he annual y-it ofonc of The firm % Europe, viii
enable "a to make selections NOT only for our rcgn-
nr sales, but to execute orders Tor any Of our
friends. Our arrangements in Liverpool London
and Switzerland. for the Ic1 qg9liy II Ildclcs,
are unsurpassed By uny establishment in the rnfcd
States.
1t will give grcnt pleasure to have you rni md
examine our extensive stock of goods, which you
may rely Hpon Lciag rs represented.
Yogr obd't servants.
ChNF1ELD, BROTHER & co.
NO. 500 Bal mare Shcct, corsr of Cknries,
sIGS or TnE GOLDEN rkGtE.
II
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EDUCATION.--NIlSS LuCRETIA a.

LNDtCAVEON.--A LtCREIlA ~,
AZ WILSON will give her undivided at,enl q to
IA School which she viii continue The ensuing year
in the village Of New London. She tcachcs all
the English branches usually taught in the best fc-
male Scmnnrics, md Music on the Piano: und
could give many references, but deems it unneces-
sary. The terms per session Of ten months. with
n vacation of OF wcehs in summcr) will be us
follows, viz:
For Reading, Writing Arithmetic and Gc
osrnphy,- ------ --.------- ~" W
8" the higher branches, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
Music on Piano, .----.------.- ID 90
The School 10 commence 1st of February, 1859,
and no deduction made for absence after entrance,
except in cases Of prntmcted sickness.
Board can be ohtaned in gcntcel families in the
village reasonable terms.
Jan S-lo (Rcpublicnn copy)
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<rs77fzz CEaEsES AS.-JoIlN p.
s.s III WRIGHT, Ut hi Bool Fire .Iasrci-
S----z-I1I--.1I ~. Watch and Fancy Goods
SiORE. hns received his Christmas ami New
Years supply OF Books, Fine Jcwcry, SC. lie has
on hand all the Nep Aaanais published for the sea-
son. together ith great many fine pycscttt BooEs
for children. lie lus no lIr.ftation IN saving that
be las hand the finest iarres'. u7,rest, and
CIfEAPEST STOCK of FEnc .geVveEry
and Witches, ever seen in Lynchburg.
Blank Books and Account Paper, for the New
Year. He has gu hand very large and fine as
sonment cfthe best Blank Books, to be fouad il
market, which he viii sell at the lowest prices.
Please ca 4 and sec Dec 2o--.s
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A NOTEIElE SCIENTIFIC WOr

~ DER, DIR. J. $. IIouGHTON'S PEPSii
The truc DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTR
JuICE--A great DysPepsia CGrer.--Prcparrdf
Rcnnet, or the fourth Stomach of the OK, after
rcc,ons Of Baron Licbig, the great Phuiolori
Chemist, by J. 5. HouGHToN. NJ b., No.
North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is truly wonderful remedy for Eiaigea,
DysFeFsia, .Jaundiee. Lirer Complaint. Consi,
ZION and DetIly, Curing after Natarrs o
Method, by Natures own Agent, the Gasl
Juice.
IT, Ilalfa tcnspnonful of rrrsis, infused in ,
ter, win digest or dissolve Eve pounds Of Roast h
in about two hours. out of the stomach
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tCALES.-sr.ssE MAssDEN's PA

CCAEES.-5ESsE MAEsDEN's PA
- TENT PLATFORM dHd Counter Scaies have re-
ccivcd the First Premium at each oithc Exhibitions
held in the city Of Baltimore by the Maryland In
situte, for the promotion Of the Mechanic Arts
The atcutee has always on hand very large as
sormcni ofcrcy Lind, and is constantly nanuiactr-
ing. and win SCH best articles cheaper thnn any
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES thar
are durable, cheap ard correct can be supplied by
sending their orders, and by describing the scale
ard driii they wish to weigh, they VIII be rs well
and faithfully attended to, # personal aprlca-
ton made by addressing
JESSE MARDEN,
Corner If Cha,les aud Baideysfon 81. Bait. Ma.
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Tobacco. Having dc

II tcrnined 10 pay particular attention 70 srcc
ing tie best Chewing Tobacco that !. put up herd
we do solicit ordcrs from oar friends IN the com
try Egyfhe sgtice believing as we do that We sha1
be able to furnish an article by the box that 4
bound ID give satisfaction, as We hzS- received o
agency for some # the best Brands Put uP 4
Lyschbnrg. For n - note sent by mail. we :" "
IN return. send It box cf 10 plugs that will be hnr
IN boat. and for $40 note we wal send 20 plug
FIRST rate Tebncco. put up in hoses Of suitable sz'
we takc pleasure IN spying,a friends TINT
can send them 1 osaecs nc prices ranging from y
10 rs CTS per Vi. CREWDSON & CRANK.
Dan Pts Com. Merchants on the Canal
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tLOV EEE = EEDs-.JU BosleIs NlosLiain
" Clover Seed IN store and FIR sale by
Oct2-ts NcCORKLE. SIMPSON & JONES.
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DR.. IIOuGfIToN's preparation ofPEPsIN b
produced the most marrciioBs cetc's, curing
De5ii'y, Emacia i'm, Ncr,oHs Deciiae, and Dy'pc
III Consumption, supposed 70 lie on the very yer
Of the grove. II "a impossible 20 give the dctais
cnscs il tic limits ofthis advertisement but autbs
ticated certificates hnye been given Of more til
Two HrSDnED RENaEKhHLE oUnEs. in Fhilad,
phia, Now fork, aud Boston nlone. These we
ncnrly all desperate cases. and tie cures were n
only rapid and wonderful. but permanent.
tfisa great keyDoHS dRfifoir and particular
useful for tendency To Bilious disorder. Liver Con
piaint Fever and Aguc, or badly treated Fever M
Aguc, and tic evil ELECTS 81 QniIiiun, Mercury, NJ
othcr drugs upon the Digestive orfnns, after To-
sickness. Also, for excess IL eating, mud The Il
free use of ardent spirits. II almost roosneil.
Uc1kh with Iiffnyernaee.
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GENn ICE Svsa RID. LOST on

~ AOO MAIN STREET, between Mr. John
Z. Wright Book Store and the Market House. IA
small ttGot Morocco Poc&ct Bo0k containing over
$H.oGo in money, mostly on the Virginia Banks.
One $50 hill is mark cd on the Back NV & Nc" in
red ink, no other marks rccoccted. The finder
will receive 500 reward ly leaving il with Messrs
Acrec & cClanahan or with Mr.. John +. Wright
at his Book Store. II. q. A. BOYER.
Ia,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A NE RICAN TEL, "a

A III IL Il I &C A n III O II H. L., 81
N RIO HNOND. yk.--The subscriber re- LIE
turns his thanks to his friends md the public tot
the liberal patronage be has with since he took
the american Hotel in July last. He begs to-
form tie travelling community, that no expense mas
been spared to make it all that a FIRST class hotel
should be- and every effort his part shall be used
to deserve continuance Of the liberaliiy d gem
erons community. J. NJ. SMITH,
Lam OBI imerieaa Nokel Pirhr.onA. Va
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n. GuGGENHEIMER
|. uNTEHMYER.
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IEREsEsTIGASd .EETS!-D. b. PAYNE
~ Il BRO. are receiving beautiful assortment
OF Animals and other illustrated Books and Fancy
articles for the approaching season, for presents
Women feariy Christianity. elegantly illustrated
The Iris, beautifully illustrated and Illuminated,
The Keepsake, 10 fine illustrations,
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NFEZeaESsA.-At rules held in the Clerks
Once Of Circuit Court, for the county offloyd,
on the 5th day Of january, 1852
Joel W. Peppers Plaintiff.
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HOUSE k'AENTEN(a.--The undcrsign.

HOUSE PAENTENG.--The qndersign-
IL IL ed respectfully iniurms tho public thnt he has
taken shop Market Street, opposite the Police
Office. for the purpose OF conducting the House
PAN ing Basihcss where he may At all times be
found when not engaged job. in which case
rard viii be at the door stating where he can be
found.
From lis long experience and the uniform sati7-
faction which he has given, he a,crs himsc that
he will receive a liberal portion Of patronage. He
il fully acquainted with al the different puint- re
Gently brought into use. such us Zinc and the sew
cral fire proof PANS. He sill attend To all orders
promptly, md is prepared 10 execute Imitation
work or all kinds, Glazing, a..
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TO or. FisEENDs.--

Office TO DIR FfsEENDS.--
y Having entered into co-pnrtncrship for the
purpose Of doing exclusively Commission hm.i-
ness under tie style Of CREWDSON & CRANK
com 1ie;icing l5ih October, 1851. We offer onr
services 10 the people 81 Lynchburg ohd the sur
rounding country, pscdging ourselves to do all N
our power TO promote the interest of cur patrons.
JAS. s CREWDeON,
NJ. II. CRANK
n. B.--The ssbHcIibcr feels under many ohlign-
tons for the liberal encouragement received at the
hands ofthc people Of Lynchbprg 20 well MS the sur
rounding country, and pledges himself that every
thing slnt he cane do. shall be done 10 promote tho
interests Of all that feel disposed to encourage fhe
Concern Of Crewdson & Crank. We viii he satit-
fed with small lavers ,bsping to gctlsrge when
il Is thought we deserve them.
JAS 8. CREW DSON.
LrscHBrnG, Jan S-ts
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NJ OTECE.-I viii sell at public auction, for
~ cash, at Bur.1inghum courthouse, on the Feb
ruary court day nest, df that county, lot Of .
az pa likely HcErocs, Mon. Women
and Children, among which arc some very valuable
tiadesmeu. Sadlrruud Blacksmith. The said Ne
srocs arc sold for division among the distributes
Of the estate Of Scgub II Parracl. decd.
Inn l3-4.r THOMAS pAnEACk. Alm'r.