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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-01
GROCERIES, &C.
7 EE 4 JOHNSON, COMMISSION

IL AND FOR IYARDLNG MERCHANTS,
at The old stand Of Nc Daniel a. Lee, receive
ing and offer tor sale
$50 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
so g and pockets prime old Java and Mo-
cha Coffee,
10 I" Costa Rico do. ner and very superior
arftcie,
q 90 hhds N q, Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugars
40 packages refr-I Sugars, loaf. crushed
powdered ant granulated.
30 bbls Stuarts A clarified.
10 hhds good Cuba Moas-es,
10 bbls new crop o do, prime,
300 kegs Nails assorted, fro to 60 dy
40 Spikes from to inches,
10 " Horse Shoes, from No tod,
100 lbs horse shoe Nails.
10 tons Country and Rolled Iron, round,
square and fat, all a-es,
5000 lbs blistered, octagon, double Shear and
German Steel, assorted,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted,
so boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
90 bbs No l, Q and 3 Mackerel,
90 kits Mackerel for family use,
80 boxes English Dairy Cheese. prime,
10 half bbls family Roe Herrings,
SO Nova Scotia Grind Stones. assorted sizes,
90 don. Ames s. Rowland Shovels,
100 kegs Lewis. White Lead. assorted,
S boxes Extract Logwood, cheap.
2 bales Raw Cotton,
10 dog. r. Archer's rarrontcd Axes,
100 Dbl. Rectifed and Mountain Whiskry,
so bbls old Rye Whiskey. part rery superior,
20 "a Apple Brandy,
10 " n E Rum,
10 " Baltimore Gin,
10 " Sweet Wine,
S half pipes Cognac Champaign and Hem
nessee Brandy. part very superior,
10 ar casks sup'r old NADIA Wine,
10 tierces London Porter. in qts and pints,
With large and general assortment of Domestic
Goods, such ~ "a. A and GA Sheetings and Shir
ting. Bed Ticks, Prints, &c. &c, all of which they
will sell low for cash. or in barter for Country Pro-
dure Feb l9--ts
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NEORGE HAGKY. lirocer. Com

" MISSION AND FOR HARDING MER.
CHANT, Lynchbnrg, Ta.-Oiers for sale:
10 hhds n o. 7 Rico and Santacruz Sugars,
20 boxes and bbls loaf, crushed and puiveriz
ed Sugars,
10 bbs Coffee Sugar, prime article
II hhds and bbls Molasses, n o, Cuba and Su-
gar House,
40 bags Coffee,
5000 lbs new Bacon, hog round,
80 boxes Sperm, Tallow and Adamantine Can
dies,
l01 bbls family Roe Herrings,
80 tons rolled Iron of every size and of supe-
rior quality.
30 boxes Tin Plate l0x1i and 14xo0,
Iron Wire,
Spelter in slabs,
Zinc in sheets,
Russia and American Sheet Iron
Lampblack in bbs..
100 sides Sole Leather,
80 do black Upper do
Tanners Oil, Solar and Sperm do
Mackerel in ki,S and bbs
$50 kegs Old Dominion Nails,
1900 lbs cast shear and wedge Steel,
1000 g American blister do
Cast steel Hammer Shapes,
Burder's Horse Shoes. horse shoe Nails,
Anvils, Vices, Mill Saws and Files,
For sale on accommodating terms, al The old stand.
Feb OTIS
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T an. HOLLTNs, ARE RE-

- ceiring and hare an store their Fall supply
sisting in part of
80 Spanish Hides,
800 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
40 doz- calf skins.
% do pink Lining Skins,
$50 pair hsavy B,ogues,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Il tons country rolled Iron
| do blistcred Steel.
do Shear and cast Steel,
do castings,
Is hhds- r. R. and n. o. Sugars,
do st. Croix do
Is do and barrels Mola.ses,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbls. crushed and powdered and clar do
40 bags Rio aud Laguira Coffee,
Il do old Java do
5 do Mocha de-
800 kegs cut Nails 3 TO 60 dy
10 do Wrought do
10 dozen painted Buckets,
- do corn Brooms,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, linsey and fullcd cloth for ser
wants wear, pepper, spice, ginger, mace, cloves
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder ten
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell ON the most accommodating terms. OF
exchange for country produce. They solicit cal
from their friends and the public.
Oct 2O--ts
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Baltimore, Philad'a and N. York.
WIN. KNABE, HENRY GAEHLE, EDw. BETS.
First Premium Grand
SsT1==I5 AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES
X u U knabc, Cache a Co..

Manufacturers Nos. 4, 6, s and 9 Eutan Street. or
posi'e Euton Home, would respectfully invite pub.
lie attention, (and particularly those in wait of n
Superior PIANO FORTE at u moderate price, to
the extensive assortment constantly on sale at their
Ware-rooms. Our establishment, is now the most
extensive South, numbering over one hundred
workmen, with well selected stock of seasoned
materials, from which, we are manufacturing PA
NO FORTES. combining the most valuable i'm
provencnts known.
Our lron frame Piano Fortcs, for which we have
received First Premiums for three successive
years, (rom the Maryland Institute over those of
Northern make. are particularly worthy of atten-
ton, being 50 arranged to great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for whch our
| instruments have been highly recommended by
| the best Professors and Amateurs throughout the
country.
guarantee for five years will be given, with
each Instrument sold by US. of our make, with phi
vIlese OF exchange, ut any time within six months
from day of sale, if not perfectly satisfactory.
Carhart & NeedIams Patent MELODEONS.
constantly hand, IAN article we can recon-
mend)
Pianos received in exchange.
Tuning attended To- march oo-St
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NEW FALL GOODS.--J b. ED

~ WARDS, Merchant I'aiior, few doors above
Meem & Gwatkin's and opposite Sam'l B. Thur
man. returns thanks to his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
ed to him for the past year, and respectfully asks
continuance of the same. He has large humble,
of first rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined TO 5 good work can be done, he
feels confident of giving entire satisfaction TO oil
who may favor him with their patronage. He
would invite attention to stock of Cloths.
Cassimers Vestings, and Trimmings, laid in this
fall of the most approved style, selected by him
self, with care for cash, which will be made up ON
reasonable terms. and very low for cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ag't.,
Sept23-wts for r. =. Brad shaw.
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= WANTS. Celebrated Panacea,

~ for HE curc Of Mcipient C0nsamplion Scrofaio
General DeJtay, White !Sweidng, Rheumatism
Diseases tfhe Lircr and SKIN amt all diseases arr
sing from Impurities Of Tie Blood, and he effects o
Mercury.
SWAIM'S PANACEA has been for more than
| thirty-two years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures-for the certf.
Gates of which reference is made to the directions
and books (Which may be had gratis) accompany.
ing the Panacea. Some of which give the particu-
lars of cases frighful for general publication
where the patients had been almost eaten up with
Scrofula, and deemed incurable by Physi.
clans.
| 1t has been used in hospitals and private prac-
tce, and has had the singular fortune of being re-
commended by the most celebrated physicians and
| other eminent persons Among others by
| W. Gibson, NJ D.. Prof of Surg, Pa. University.
| Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof. of Surg. n. Y. do.
W. p. Devices, NJ. d., Prof. of Mid, Pa. do.
n. Chapman, NJ. D.. Prot. of Physic. Pa. do.
T. Parke, NJ. D., Pres't Coll. PHYSICIANS. Phila
DIR. Del VALID, Professor of Medicine. Havana.
Jose Eonrenco de Luz, Prof. of Surgery, Lisbon.
J. Chapman, Memb. Royal C OIL Surgeons, London.
g. W. Erving late Minister to Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Maj. Gen'l British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, Sc, &c.
And also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swain Panacca have for many years made it an
invaluable remedy The Panacea does not con-
,,;r ,,a,..u,,, il, ouy fr,, ,nd ha;un ~, ;,o.a,
preparation, it may be given the osttender in
FAINT.
The retail price hns been reduced to 81 so per
bottle Containing three half pinis three bottles
for 81.
Beware of Imposition.
Swaim's pannceo il in r,und battles guted Ian.
g;tnd;,,IIv viii IA. fo,y;n I,,.rs Llor, on H..
glass.-
..SNAIN,S- ANACEA-pHIIA DAv
and having the name Of / ,nrs Sv.,us,,r,r-
- - ''a','i
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AND TENNESSEE

1kHII E6UsNUe.sNOIICE To UW NEKN
OF SLAVES.-No Slave will be permitted to ride
the Railroad cars, without special srritiea per-
mission from his or her owner the agent or guar
dian % the owner, unless accompanied by the own
person otherwise entitled to their service.
Such permit must be given in duplicate, one of
which will be retained by the Conductor of the
Train. CHAS. +. NJ GARRETT,
march 1S--ts Chief Engineer
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Observation-Disclosures

I'M II w D1SCVV Il H E-1halH1 Il OuHC
In The undersigned having. after ten years ofex-
pcriments to discover a tonic to precent badness
and cause The hoir TO BE- replaced whcre has been
lost, has the pleasure to inform all who thus sit
uated, that HE HAS FOUND TT. He can fully
sustain the efficacy of this tonic, by numerous ci-
zenS of Lynchburg and adjacent counties. He
deems it unnecessary state at further length the
fine qualities of his preparation 1t has only to be
tested to give satisfaction. His Office is the
Washington Hotel. where he keeps supply con-
stantly for sale and it is on sale also DIR Seays
Drug Store, and at my sons, OWN. r. Prde)
Dressing Rooms next to the Marshall House.
Feb g-6m ARMISTEAD PRIDE
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NEEAT.--THE Term of lease on the
w LANGHORNE MILLS having expired
on the lst inst. they will now be worked by the
proprietor. He deems it unnecessary to say more
than that he will be constantly in market for WHEAT
and Corn. He also wishes to purchase 800, 900
Stares and Heading.
July Oats II g IANGHORNE
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POETRY.


pY THOMAS BccBAsAs REID.
I.,ood by tlaopen ca.smen,
And looked upon the night,
And saw the westward-going stars
Pass slowly out of sight.
Slowly the bright procession
Went down the cleaning arch.
And my soul discerned the music
Ofrheir long triumphant march.
Tilrthe great celestial army,
Stretching FAR beyond the poles,
Became the eternal symbol
Ofthc mighty march Of souls.
Onward, for ever onward
Rod Mars le d down his clan.
And the Moon like mailed maiden
Was riding in the van.
And some were bright in beauty,
And some were faint and small.
Bat these might be in their great height
The noblest Of them an.
Downwsrd, for ever downward,
Behind cnrth's dusky shore
They passed into the unknown night,
They passed and were no more.
No more Oh, soy not So
And downward 10 not just,
For the sight is weak and the sense IS dim
That looks through heated dust.
The stars and the mailed moon
Though they seem to fall and die
etill sweep with the cmbartled lines
Asd endless reach ofsky.
And though the hills of Death
May hide the bright array,
The RsaTshalled brotherhood Of soul
Still keeps its upward way.
Upward. for ever upward.
| see their march sublime,
And hear the Curious music
Ofthe conquerers of Time.
And long let me remember
That the palest, fainting one
May to diviner vision be,
A bright and blazing sun.
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DIssoLUTIoNs, &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hlSSOLUT1ON. THECO-PARTNER-
IL ship heretofore existing under the style and
firm of Mosby & Hocombe. is this day dissolved:
VIM. II. Mosby having bought the entire interest
of. X. Holcombe. All debts due to said firm,
must be paid to VIM. II. Mosby ard all liabilities
will be settled by him.
WIN. Fl. MOSBY.
j. ROYALL HOLCOMBE.
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ENoLIsR Parks AND CATrLE.-We
extract the following from letter Of the
editor Of the Albany. N. V, Ercninp
Jesr.al. (Thurlow Weed. ESQ } dated
London. Decembar 9, 1851:
IL have been struck, afresh. with the
number and amplitude of the Parks and
Squares Of London. They are mos, i'm
Portant feature,and one thai should be better
observed in American Cities The future
will be filed with unavailing regrets at the
want Of attention to such interests, with
which the health and happiness of Cities
are 90 intimately blended Beside those
great breathing places, Hyde, Regent.
Queen and St. James Parks. there are
Squares in front of nearly all the residen-
ees Of Noblemen.
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hcoPy-iesH.
March S-wfw. ROBERT TINSIEY r


n
the clerks office Of the circuit conn Of ID,
corporation Of Lynchburg, on Monday, the J.t dny
Of March. 1852.
Zearcll Crowdcr Pla;p,;fr
against
Jesse G.. Young administrator of William Shear.
deed, David r. Rers, Thomas s. Butler. Benin.
min w. High and Hannah High bis wife. Diff
cHAScE.Y.
The object oi Ibis suit is to recover ,ro;n., ,bo
defendant Je-se G. Young the administrator ma
Rees and Butler his securities, tho amount Of n,
Judgment at law, say $55 Ss. wil ntcres, thcroor
from 3ist March, 1915, and 70 g9c costs. nIl.dr
ing "a maIadm'nistraiion Of the estate of William
snenrs by the said administrator and asking M or
der to settle the administrator. acroupt. and "a,
decree Tor the debt. And il appearing ba olidn
VII ana the sergeants return that the said defend
ants Jesse u Young and Fnncis s. Butler, are mo-,
residents of this State, it is ordered that they do
appear here within month aftes dee publicn-
t,"n hereof and do what is necessary Ia protect
Their interest: and TINT this order be pubi.he.l
once week for four successive weeks, in the
Lynchburg Virginian, and posted Mt the front door
o. the couri house Of this corporation, an the first
day OF the next corporation eoari
A eopy-Tess,
Mar11-w4w ID. ROBES. ak.
y Ma,,sp S { Davis. Ire
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AGRlCULTURAL.
Construct ton Of Negro Houses.

Construction Of Negro Houses.
Many persons, in building negro houses
ia order to get clay convenient for filling
the hearth, and for mortar. dig hole under
the Aoor. As such excavations usually be
come receptacle for filth. which gene
rates disease. they should by no means be
allowed. In soils where the clay will
make brick, the saving of fuel, and the grea-
ter security against fire. render it matter
ofeconomy to build brick chimneys. In
oil cases. the chimneys should be extended
fully two feet above the roof, that there
may be lees danger in discharging sparks
They are less liable to smoke. In couse
quence Of negro houses being but one sto
~ high. the lowness the chimneys rem
der them very liable TO smoke. from Cur
rents of wind driving down the hue. Thi
may be caectually prevented by the fol
lowing simple precaution: Around the
top OF the chimney throw out a base some
eight or ten inches wide, and from the
outer edge of this draw in the cap at an
angle Of thirty-fve or forty degrees with
the horizon. until true with the Hue. No
matter in what direction the wind blows,
on striking this inclined plane, the current
will glance upwards, and pass the chin
ney. withou, the possibility of blowing
downit.
Acoat Of whitewash inside and out every
summer. adds very much to the neat and
comfortable appearance of the buildings,
and is also. by its cleansing and purifying
effect. conducive to health. The cost is al
most nothing. as one barrel of good lime
will whtewash dozen common sized
negro houses, and any negro can put it on
lfthere be not natural shades sufficient
to keep the houses comfortable, a row of
nulberries, or such other shades as NAV
suit tho owners fancy, should. by all
means be planted infront, and so as to pro-
tect the houses on the South and South
west.
The negroes should be required to
keep their houses and yards clean and in
ease Of neglect, should receive such punish
mont a. will belikely to insure more clean
y habits in futurc.-DeBou Reriets.
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GEO. II. KEYsER, M. d.
His Wounds are Healed.

John Shirley. Poseyvle. Indiana, Dec. 30, 1851,
says: 1.-The Mustang Linment has performed a
great cure for me. On last Saturday week, |, BY
accident ran red hot rod of iron through my hand
entering through my thumb and fore finger passing
through the thick part fmy hand, and coming out
my wrist between the two large lenders. linn
mediatey applied the Mustang Liniment, and con-
tnued its use. On Saturday next after that it wa.
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81 SUNION Transportation

80 UNION Transportation
$50 LINE 10 Pasjurg and the IVca.-
The Undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers, that theP ylvania Canal
will open on 18th March, at which time we will be
prepared to forward any amount Of Merchandise to
all points on the Western waters, with dispatch, at
the very lowest rates.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Balt-
more or Philadelphia. c, II. KOONS,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
March Ais
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MARSHALL HOUSE. Dccem-

1ylber 9th, 1851. JAMES B. Smith is now OPEN
ing the largest and best assorted stock of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place, consisting of
every variety. He would call the attention of
the Ladies particularly his extensive assortment
Of Perumeries, Soaps, Gard Gases, Reticulcs,
Purses, fine w ork and Fancy Boxes fine Alabas-
ter work and Ink-stands, Paper--Weights Of every
pattern, Papier Neutrality-suspicious. besides yarie-
ty of other articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will find an endless variety of
Goods adapted to their every want, among which
will be found very superior assortment Of Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine, F oh Chains, Pistol. of superior quality and
some of entire styles. Telescopes, small and
large. besides the largest and best stock of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the chill
dren he has TOYS of every variety, and some
very fine and useful, as well as entertaining-a
great number never before here. His stock
ofFRCITS is very full and fine. Candies of every
variety, among which is some superior Bon Bons.
His stock Of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy, of the win.
tsge of 1911; also some old Mayery Brandy of the
vintage of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond to be supplied daily with every delicacy
which the market affords. his EATING DEPART
MENT will be without fault. Jan. 1T.
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There Is nothing that can be compared to the
Mustang Liniment in its speedy and permanent
of strains bruises. cuts gals, chafes scratch
es, sweeny, pole evil is,ula, big head, SPAWN. ring
bone, wind gall, cracked heel or any other wound
stiffness, unnatural enlargement of bone or mus
Gle. A livery stable keeper of this city had a
match horse that he priced very highly, that had
large ring bonc on both legs. The horse com
pletey cured, and his limbs left perfectly smooth,
by the use of this Iiniment
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1sac-I...:ssk NOTICE.--Ih have for sale three
t-----<----1.s Freight Boats. made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
to purchase can be furnished upon very accommo-
dating terms Apply to the subscriber Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst county, Va.
July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican COPY.
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Edward Belts

I become partner in our House, his interest
to date from Jan. LIST, 1851. The bu ,ness will
hereafter be conducted under the firm of kNABE
GAEHLE e. co.
Messrs. II. Z. Ilitzell and Ferdinand Polster are
no longer Agents of late firm nor of the present
one. Our unsettled business will be transacted hv
ourselves personally or by such agents as we may
send out duly accredited.
kNABE & GAEHLE
kNABE, GAEHLE & co.
march og-3t Bal,imnra MI
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DECEIvING AND FORWARD

DECElVlNG AND FORWARD
IL ING-GROCERLES AND PLASTER.
The subscriber still continues at the FIRE proof brick
Warehouse on the canal, amidst all the changes to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Manufacture
ed Tobacco. &c. Our charges will be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch.
Will receive in few days, n first rate assortment
of Groceries, which he will sell low and buy at all
times, Flour, Corn Meal, Oats. Flax Seed, &C.. for
which he will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWICK.
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PLANETS, HATS AND CAPS

- Weare now receiving and have for sale
1000 Negro Blankets
100 pair Mackinaw do suitable for tents, Sc
100 do fine duiie do
so dozcE goal Wool and California Hats,
10 cloth Gaps.
Those having hands to clothe, will plen.e call.
For sale low.
Oct 2-t. MrCORKIE SIMPSON ZONES
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a RTTCLES for the ToiIet-Ger

A KTICLES Tor the TOiIet-Genu-
n inc Chinese Soap,J essamine Soap. Sand Soap,
Honey Soap. Transparent Wash Balls Lows brown
Windsor, cold Cream Otto Rose Salve, Dulcine for
chapped hands, a great variety VI Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs, &C. Also, an
extensive assortment Of fine French and German
Perfumery- Pomades, Ok Marrow, and Sandolinr
for the Hair, &C., &c. For sale BY
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REMOVED.-The subscriber has removed
H TO his new Iron Front Bpiiding, nert door TO
his old stand, where he will be pleased see his
former patrons and all others in want of cheap
Goods. In short time he will open a new and
splendid stock Of Spring Goods.
Feb o;--ts InHE r. nAVIS
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JNo. ID. ALEXANDER, c,
March 4--w4u farksda. & banks pal
VlltGINIA: Al rule, held IN the CImk /.

n =
Office of the circuit court of Amherst COUNTY.
on Monday. the l.i day "f March, 1852
Joseph b, Nowln Plaintiff, }
-, against SscAsn.
The Amherst Copper Mining and
smelling Company, Defendants.
The OBJECT oftlis suit is rtcover from The de-
PENDANTS 1886 Ii with lcgul interest thereon. fr,n
the eth day Of June, 1851 Till paid. And ID. n,
Iaciimenr awarded herein being returned -S.cni-,I
and levied ppon a trnct Of land oftb- defendants.
lying IN the comfy Of Amherst, the Folly and
known ms the CoPprmfne tract, containing 100 A.
cr"s. and standing the land book. in tho nam,
OF VIM. h. smith: And it appearing by aiRdsv il
hled, thai the said defendants mol residents of
this commonwealth, they are required 10 ,ppear
here within month after du. publication NJ tins or
der, md do what is necessary roprotec rl.ir inter
est !; And it Is ordered that copy hercofb~ pub
li-hed once week for four sHcce..ivc weeks, in
some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
burg, and posted at the ont door Of the courtho1s,
of this county, the first day Of the next county
CONT. A coPy-Tc-,e.
March R-r5w RDBEKT TISSJYy
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N. GUGGENHEIMER.
/. UNTERMYER,
TOHN r. WRICHT,S SPECIAL

- NOTICE 10 his friends and lie pubiie generally
The subscriber has just received from the Northern
cities the largest richest and upst valuable assert
ment Of fine Watches, JeweIry. Fancy
Goods. &c ever brought to this market. He
feels confident in saying TINT every person examn-
ing his large and extensive stock will be induced
| to buy. Also. a complete assortment of all kind.
of Law Medical, Physiological, Theological, Me-
chaDical. School and Miscellaneous Books.
Late Music and Musical Instruments.
A complete assortment of Stationery. &C., &c.
Paper haueinss of the latest and richest patterns.
Persons desirious of obtaining anything in the a.
bove line, will do well to call, and they may
sured of meeting with good bargains. and be waited
upon with disposition 10 satisfy.
march lists j. L. WRIGHT