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I'RESII SALE A13 OIL.
1R E jn.it received a few dozen bot
tles ot EKESll S ALAD OIL, ol -iipcriyr
I'wbfy. THOMAS J. I»t VAL.
Buhl; Square
April 11 iiiits
di. Owens (i. L. Leckie,
Have ju.st Ittctired,
2 dnz. bottles Diirlnm .'Instat'd,
2 do Superior Sallad Oil,
'lay 2d. tsdO
linrr jusfra'cirtd an additional /apply of
5000 lbs. real C;uii|itat:liy Ln^woml,
f,‘ Ole be>t qitnlitv, for sale tlie lowest pri
re< THOMAS.I DUV'AL, Sign uf the
J*Wi 21> Holden Mortar, bon!. Squart
1VH> Hegs \V\\We Lead,
Just received and fur sale by
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Sign aj the (Jvfdtn .Mortar,
.May 2d. Hank Square,
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1 Have just received a few tiaUof the
«1» »ve highly celebrated Medicine, tor the
Curc of the tootji ache t J DL VAL,
S'Xn of the Guiden Mortar, Hank ''•jjurc.
June 2. ts
IfcOO Urushes, of all dcscnoUuusy
‘l‘ o "alUms Linseed Oil,
8l,l> lbs Epson, salts,
I'll bottles Castor Oil,
Unii srallons 1 .amp oil,
I'lJietlier w ith a number of oilier articles,
Il(5l received and for sale by
THOMAS l»i V\L,
w»y 3 flank Syta’t
LATE ARRIVALS.
Sunuuct liooAs.
'Vo have Leon receiving, in addition to our
f former stock—
215 p’s super and commoii Calicoes, Prints,
Tyrean curies, &c., many very beau? 'I
13 pieces black figured Gi.a du Naples, com
P°*in6 ateO elegant assortment of rich
figures,
2.r> ditto figured Swiss and Book Muslins,
*8 ditto 0 8 and 0-4 Juckonet do beautiful
style,
G-4 and 4-4 Cambrics, from com to superfine
6 dozen Feather h ans
3 ditto Gauze Veils
2 boxes Gauze Itibhons, new *f\ J<*
A lot rich worked Inserting*
A lot Fametuu and Toilet J tinge
A few Bolivur Leghorn Mat*
A general assortment ut L iiiuu Mixtures
Angolas
Angola Cassimeres
French Cnssimeres
Beuverteens
Idack ii cn**rnn and French Bouibazeen
Blue nnd Veflovv Nankeen
bntin stripe Florentine
White ami coloured Marseilles
1 oilenett, alencia and black Bilk Vestings
Brown Linen .and Drogheda.,
Linen and Cotton Drilling, coloured white
Gratiderells and Cotton C.issimere
Blue, Olive and C!at et Cloths
biiper drub, blue, black and mix'd Cm* imeres
9-8 Jaconet aud3binch Levantineand Italian
rav ats
Gentlemen’s Thread, Bilk, mih] Woodstock
Glove*
H eases drab, white and black Mats,
300 dozen M ick Tin II, ioilett, Bedding and
Ivory Combs
4 bales 3-1 Domctie pini Vi
1 case 3-1 luiitation Carolina Plaids, high
colors
5 bales 3 4 and 4 4 Shirtings and Sheetings
l do 6 4 super Bed Tick
1 do 4 4 Indigo Checks
20 pieces 4-4 super Apron do
2 bules German l iekleuburg
I do Scotch Uznaburgs
G (limits black and while Prunella, black Mo
rocco and Leather Shoes,
•)\m\ cx-V'cct \Vowv\>>,
Black, Crape and Mandarine Hobcs, Idack
Nankeen Crapes, Idack figured Grode Naples,
expected t*» be handsome, light md dark a
licoes, White and black Cotton Hose, Lnglitdi
and French Silk Gloves, Taflila, Wove Satin
and ilmbossed Bibbon*, Piping Knd, Gutj/e
and Gro de Naples 4 4 Handkerchiefs. Leg
horn Bonnets, 3 bales O/nabings, Coffee.
Glass Ware, &tc. vVc. all of of which we shall
sell ut the lowest price*.
w Mckll; l j. g. mf.pm
Mh v 30. t«gf)
tfiiatitu o Canal Lottery oj f a.
SEVENTH CLASS.
TO 11L DILI UN llll
ZA Aivn of.> o'vvvwbe.i*, IH'ie)
Ami roni|iIe(e«l in a few minutes.
McLYT} lilZ% Manager.
Uig\\est yvVzA'.
si iikmk.
J prize of $20,0110 is $20,000
1 prize ot l",oo0 is 10,000
2 6,000 is 10,000
2 2,y.»d is 5,012
12 1,000 is 12,000
12 6,oo is 0,ooo
30 100 is 3,000
108 6o is 8,loo
li.fi 25 is 4,200
1344 12 is 16,i28
11,340 0 is 08,040
13,080 prizes $104,680*
10,050 Blanks,
T hi* is a Lottery formed by Ihe ternary
combination and permutation of 33 numbers.
I n determine tlie prizes therein, the 33 iinm
hers n ill he severally placed in a wheel mi the
day of drawing, and In e 111 them will he drawn
out and that ticket having on it the 1st, 2(1
and 3d drawn Nos in the older in w hich
drawn, w ill be entitled to the prize of 20,000
dollar-; and tlio.e live other ticket, which
shall have on them the same No-, in tin. lol
lowing ordeis, shall be entitled to the prizes
utli&ed to them, respectively, t iz
The 1st, 3d and 2d to $10,000
2d, 13 and 3d to 6,|iOI>
2d, .Id and 1st to 5,Ota)
3d, 1st and 2d to 2,050
3d, 2d and 1st t« 2,050
Those 12 t'tlicr tickets which shall have on
them three ol the drawn ft us. and those three
the 2d 4Hi, and 5th, or the 3rd, 4th, aud, 6th,
in some one ot their several orders ot coin*
hiuation or permutation, v\ ill each be entitled
to a prize of 1,0t>0.
lhoh<; 12 other tickets which shall have on
them 3 «»f the draw n numbers, those three
tlie 2d, 3d and 4th, or the 2d, 3d and 5th, in
some one ot their several orders ot combina
tion or permutation, will each be entitled to
u prize of $600.
i hobu 30 other tickets which shall have
throe of the draw u numbers on them, shall
each be entitled to i prize of £M»0.
Those 158 tick* t which shall have two ol
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the 2d and 4tli in either order, will each ha
entitled to £50.
Those lt>« tickets which shall have two of
(he drawn numbers on them, will tact* been
tilled to $25.
All others, being 13M, having two ot the
draw'll numbers on them, will each be enti
tled to 12,
And all those 1,340tickets having bntora*
of the draw n number* on them, will each he
entitled to £6.
No tickets which have drawn a prize of a
U|)erior denomination, can be entitled to an
inferior pi ize
Prizes payable 30 day after the drawing,
and subject to the usuai deduction ot 16 per
cent.
!Tickets and Shares may he ha^ at
A. B. NORTH'S.
Truly LmUy Ofllre, Lynchburg.
j Wholes, $6 Unices, Jtii j Quartets, *1 GO
I Packiigcsof eleven ticket-, embracing the
I j;| Nos. ut' the lottery, krcli must of tie
eessily draw at lea-t net, with so ma
ny dilutees for capitals ''r shares ot packa
ge- may bo had at the same rat.
J Prize- in the lotteries of New Aork, New
.Terse} Pennsylvania, Oelnuare, Maryland,
I Virginia, North Carolina ami Washington ti
ll v, will be received in payment
d J 'Urdu*'.1 enclosing till' ea-ll, Of prizes, a*
i above, tree ol po-lar.e, for tickets or shares
a ill receive prompt attention, if addressed to
AUKAHAMK NuIVIH, Lynchlnir"
I t y, 1H-6 .‘Jd'lA
Prom the London f 'lfaziue
THE ENGLISH B tR.
1 o describe Mr. ErsUiue, when
at the bar, is to as< erfain the bigli
cst intellectual eminence to which a
ban ister, under the most favorable
dmimstancfs, nitty safely aspirt*.——
lie had no imaginathc pow er, no o
i riginality of thought, no great com
prehension of intellect to cm umber
his progress, inimitable as plead
ings, his corrected speeches supply
nothing which, taken apart from it’s
context and the occasion, is worthy
<d a place in the memory. Their
most brilliant passages are hut com
mon places exquisitely w rought, and
curiously adapted to design. Had
his mind been pregnant with greater
things, teeming with beautiful ima
ges, or endued with great, wisdom,
ho would have been less fitted to
shed the lustre on the ordinary feel
ings and transactions of life. If he
had been able to answer Lilt w ithout
fainting, or to support l ux without
sinking into insignificance, he would
not have been the delight of special
juries, and the glory of the t'ourt of
King h Iirnrli. r’or that sphere, liis
|iowrrs, liis acquisitions, and his
tempei ament were exac tly framed.
He brought into it, indeed, accom
plishments ncxcr displayed there1 be
fore in equal perfection—glam nig
"it, rich humour, infinite grace of
action, singular IVlirity of language,
and a memory elegantly stored, vet
not crowded, xx itli subjects of classi
cal and fanciful illustration. Above
bis audience', he was not beyond their
sight, and lie possessed rare lac ilities
of raising them to liis own level.—
In this purpose he was aided bv liis
connection with a noble family, hy a
musical voice, and by an eloque nt
eye. which enticed men to forgive
ami ex en admire his natural polish
and n lined allusions. Hut his mo
i al qualities tended even more to win
them. 'N ho could resist a d sposi
tiou overflowing with kindness, ani
mal spirits as elastic- as those of a
sc hoed boy, and a luxe of gaiety and
pleasure which shone out amidst the
most anxious labours i liis xcry
weaknesses became instruments of
fascination. His egotism, liis vani
ty, liis personal frailties, were all
genial, and gttxe him an irresistible
claim to sympathy. His warmest
colours were drawn not from the
fancy but the a (ft c lions. If lie tone li
ed on the romantic, it was on the lit
tle chapter of romance w hirli belongs
to the. most hurried and feverish life.
The unlettered clown and the ns.si
dunus tradesman understood him
when lie rexixed some blight recol
lect i on of child hood, or brought back
on the hearer the enjoyments of old
friendship, or tom lied the chords of
domestic love and sorrow. He wiel
ded with skill and power the wea
pons which precedent supplied, hut
he rarely sought for cithers. When
lie defended the rights of the subject,
it xxas imt by abstract disquisition,
but by freshening up anew the vene
rable customs and immunities which
ho found sanc tioned by courts and
parliaments, and infusing into them
nexv energy. He entrenched him
self within the hu ms ol pleading, c
ven when he ventured to glanee into
literature and history. 'I hose Conns
lie rendered dignified as a fence a
gainst oppression, and east on them
sometimes the playful hues of his
fancy. Ill powers were not only
adapted to his sphere, but direc ted
by admirable discretion and taste.—
In small c auses he was never betray
ed into exaggeration, but contrived
to give an interest to their details,
and to conduct them at once with
dexterity and grac e. His jests told
for arguments his digixssions only
threw the jury off (heir guard that
lie might strike a decisive blow his
audacity was always wise his
firmness was no less under right di
rection than his weaknesses. He
withstood the bench and rendered
the bar immortal service, not so
muc h by the courage of resistance as
bv the happy selection of its time and
the exact propriety of its manner.—
lie was, in short, the most consum
mate advocate of whom we have a
ny trace; he left his profession
higher than he found it; and yet,
beyond its pale, lie was only an in
comparable companion, a lively
pamphleteer, and a*weak and super
ficial debater
Mr. Scarlett, the present leader
of the Court of King's licnch, lias
less brilliancy than his predec essor,
hut is not, perhaps, essentially inte
rior to him in the management ol
causes. He studiously disclaims ima
gination; he rai ely addresses the pas
sions; but he now then gives indica
tions that prove that lit has disciplin
cd it mini! ofcnnsidei able elegance ,k
strength to Nisi I’rius uses. In the
fine tart, the intuitive power of com
•non sense, sharpened within a pe
culiar circle, lie has tin superior mid
perhaps no cipial. Hr. never he
trays anxiety in the crisis of a cause
hut instantly derides among rumpli
rated difficulties, and is almost al
ways right. Hr can tread oter a
nonsuit with insignificant facts, and
tread upon the gulf steadily hut wa
rily tn its end. What .lolinson said
o! Burke's manlier uf treatingu.sub
ject, is true ut his management uf a
Cause lie winds hints' II into it
like a great serpent." Hr dues not
take a single view of it, or desert it
when it begins to fail, but throws
In in scl t into all its windings, and
struggles in it while it lias life..—
I here is a lilt ill arrangement and
sunn times a light vein of pleasantly
ami leeling in openingspeei lies hut
his greatest v isihle triumph is in his
replies. These do not consist ut a
series id ingenious eeniai ks on con
tinting evidence, still less of tire
some examination of the testimuiiv
of each witness singly hut are
liiiely arranged on the instant, and
lliiown into as noble nod decisive
masses an it'(liey bail been prepared
in the study. Ky vigorous grasp
»!'thought lie forms a plan and out
line, vvhii h lie lii si distiiu tlv marks,
and then proceeds to till up with mas
terly touches. NV In u a case lias
been spread over half a day, and ap
parently shattered by the speech and
witnesses of Ins adversary, he will
gather it Ii|t, condense, concentrate
and render it conclusive, //e ini
parts a weight and solidity to all
that lie touches. Vague suspicions
become certainties as he exhibits
them; anil circumstances light, va
lueless, A unconnected till then, al e u
nited together, come down in wedg
es vvhii li drive conviction into the
mind. Of this extraordinary power,
his reply nil the lii sit i ial of*'I he King
v. Collins,’ where lie gained the iri
al against evidence and justice, was
a wonderful specimen. If such a
speech is not an ell’ort of genius, il is
so much more complete than many 1
works which have a portion of that
higher faculty, that we almost hesi
tate to place it below them. Mi
•Scarlett, in debate on the motion il
lative to the Chancellor's attack on
Mr. Abercrombie,showed that lie has
felt it necessary to bend his mind
considerably to the routine of Ins
practice. lie was then surprised
into his own original nature and
forgetting the measured compass n!
his long adopted voice and manner,
spoke out hi a broad northern dia
led, and told dating truths which
astonished the house. It is not thus,
however, that he wins verdicts, and
compels the court to grant rules to
show cause
Mr. Brougham, may at first, ap
pear to form an exception to the
doctrines \vc have attempted to es
tablish but, on attentive consi
deration, will be found their most
striking example. True, it is, that
this extraordinary man, who, with
out high birth, splendid fortune, or
aristocratic connection, lias, by a
mere intellectual power, become the
parliamentary leader of the, wliigs of
England, is at last beginning to suc
ceed in the. profession he lias oiide
seended to follow. But .stupendous
as his abilities, and" various its bis
acquisitions are, lie. does not possess
that one presiding faculty, imagina
tion, which, as it concentrates all
olliers, liiclly renders them unavail
ing for inferior uses. Mr. Broug
ham's powers are not thus united
and rendered unwieldy and prodi
gious, but remain apart, and neither
assist uu' impede eai h other. 1 lie
same speech, indeed, may give scope
to several talents to In. id narra
tion, to brilliant wit, to irresistible
reasoning, and even to heart tout li
ing pathos; but these will lie lound
1 hi parcels, not blended and interfu
sed in one superhuman burst ot pas
sionate eloquence, I lie single pow
er in which lie excels all others is
1 sarcasm, and bis deepest inspiration
—scorn. Hence be can awake ter
ror and shame far better than lie can
melt, agitate, and raise. Animated
by tliis blasting spirit, he can hare
the mean hearts’ which lurk be
neath’ a hundred ‘tears,’ and smite
a majority of lordly persecutors into
I dust! his power is ail directed to
i the practical and earthly, it is ra
tlicr that of a gian than a magician
of Bnareus than of i’rospero. He
an do a hundred things well, and
almost at once hut iie cannot do
the one highest thing he. cannot,
by a single touch reveal the hidden
treasure* of the soul, and astonish
flip world with truth and beauty tin
known till disclosed at im li dding
Over his vast domain he langcs
with amazing activity, and is a dif
ferent mail in each jirovm e. which
In- occupies, lie is not one, hut a
leg in i. At three in the morning lie
will make a reply in I’mliamriit
wliirli shall blanch tiie cheeks and
appal t lie heat f s of his enemies and
at half past nine lie will lie found in
Ins place iii Court* working out a
cane in which a lull of live pounds is
disputed, with all the plodding rare
of the most laborious junior. I'his
mulliplii ity of avocation and divi
sum of. talent suit tiie temper ol 11is
constitution and mind. Not only
does he avToitipIlsh a grrn'er variety
of purposes than anv other man
not only dors lie give anxious at
tetion to every petty cause, whilw
lie is lighting a great political hat
tie and weighing the relative inte
rests of nations—not only does he
write ail article, for the f dinbnrgh
IScvieiw while contesting a county
elei lion W till olliplil aled ai gunients
on Scutch appeals liy way of rest
from his generous endeavors to edit
cate a people—’ lit he does all this
as if it wel e pci fretly natui al to him,
in a manner sn unpretending and
quiet, that a stranger would think
him quite a merry gentleman who
had nothing to do but enjoy himself
and fast mate others. The. lire
which burns in the tough fibres ol
his intellect d ies not quit ken Ins
pulse or kindle his blond to more
than genial warmth, lie therefore
is one man in the senate, another
hi the study, another in the commit
tee room, another in the petty jpmsc
and consequently, is never above the
work which he has to perform.—
//is powers are all distinct and as
re.idy for use as those of the most ae
cotuplished ol Old Hailey prat ti
tiouers. //tv most remarkable ta
culty, taken singly, the power of
sarcasm, can he uoderclood even by
a I,am aster jury. And yet, though
worthy to rank with statesmen be
fore whom lAskims sunk into iusig
titlicunce, and though following Ins
profession with zeal and persever
ance almost unequalled, he has hard
ly hern able to conquer the impedi
ment of that splendid reputation
whit h to any other man must have,
been fatal
MI MORAN DI M
Of a Student at ImU' far tircnty four
hours.
Nine o'clock, A. M.—Was called
by (lie servant breakfast <lemur
red to it -found it would'nl. do tlio*
—must till up the blanks in the ah
doineii,
'J en o’< I ck—Eelf a little nqiien
misli intemperance had taken a
wuy the tune ol my stomach—took
a drop of stimnlus, hy way of reple
vin, to get it b.u k again.
Eleven o c'.m k IVepcd into Coke
—what a big book it is—dillic ult to
be understood—couldn’t stand it
took up a song book, and hummed o
ver Mother Casey—walked out to
a ttcighboi’s ami swallowed another
replevin stimulant.
Twelve o’clock—A huge fellow
made a wry I'm e at me—I swore I'd
prosecute him for an assault, when
lie. commenced a most tremendous
bat ten/ upon my poor case I gave
him a rejoinder—lie tipp’d mo a
surrejoinder—I then darted my head
into his stomach hy way ol a rebut
ter, when lie fell to the ground, arid
1 won the cause.
One. o'clo k, P M.—— look a lit
lie. Iliill’e, n| 1 lie usual ViplcviH— it
down In iliriuer, ami ate. a slice ut
liani inmIe live eesdlulidiis tu live
inure teiii|ii l ately—tddk a glass ill
halt' ami hall hy way ul continuing
them.
Two o clock—In prime order—
went to see Miss K..—whispered it
little nonsense in her car—her mo
ther don't like me-r-she pupp’d in all
of a sudden, and aught me kissing
her daughter. I made issue per
frontdoor, and was oil' in a tangent
Three o'clock-—Saw a creditor-
he illumed me hard, hut 1 nonsuited
him for the present.
Tour o’clock—-'l ime to go to stu
dy—-got a head ache-- read about
jiettij tureen if-“Hu old cake woman
citmeby, and 1 madeyiiree entry upon
her basket, and dctuined upon her
gingerbread—-the old dame made
prodigious loud and strung declnra
(ton against it. My plea wrsJhw
she vow’d slic'd sue me—-l g.uc her
the pi ice of the Cakes t'> compi online,
and so the atluir ended.
f ive o’clock—Went to see an ac
quaintance--.tries to he witty—out
of live attempts, three, were abortions
I —one joke was laughed at, and 1
situ will y suspected that I was laugh
ed at myself. .Van --Stic I; to com
moil.sense, and let wit alone.
Six oYloi k—Took a little more
replant.-- fyund my stomach in
prime nnler -got among the girls,
talked nonsense, laughed loud, ami
endeavored tube amusing—the girls
sniggered- I looked foolish and bo
x'. ime totally dumbfounded.
Seven o'clock —Shall I go tolled
Too early yet—whistled l.illahulle.
ro-- c aper’d ahniit the house, and
h'vigg d another rrp'evin-- felt quite
lively -sallied out, and broke a ne
gro’s head the fellow made tnoro
noise than our court i t ter—-I made,
my esc ape. instilnter.
l.igl.t o’eloc k—Took another rc
ph vm. Nine—-another. Ten—a
nother. J'.lcvcii—two mure in suc
c c -i dun.
Nine o'clock the next morning
found myse.il in hod, with my coat
on.
To this A Mir ted.
Dr. .illrulnurture
vou. v.vrvuv.Hiid.v,
Tn mal Difujn’jixiii.
rilflK tliHt.ivtry oi (hit Alrdirlnc, l i
I I t it I ti «s i life! iif 11»I t* Mid uU#i<|t n(t|
is lit*\v lioolr |in 1*1 ic truth lli« n»n«l dm
tii <l convii li'll! Inundi'il on tiiij.lr t xj nri.t'O
t| ils pow fi in rititiu niing this ili'it.itBt*, niu r
f v uiy oilier iijnilitlim i.Ntl li.tli.i J| hut un
itt’i'ii in (lilt minify Ivwlve luolitli*, and it
li.ts limit* u until ix in giving Mtloiali.in, iu.J
In Mutiiinaiical tn it iM.io’imiiil clfn t* Lnt
been iftt'imniiliig lit I. K.triufi, iMi inbcf
"l tin- Itoyul l 'illfL'.i* *»l Hni t*t.ns iit l.ontloO,
I .It* imi i* lit It m 11 **Hl i v I it nt A III in iintl intii t
gc slum an* Iminti m fkiMnig llm doiniifli
nt nil limrx 4*xriit itiiisitUiaiiU1 inllnriit
"Vi*i lilt* pulinuniuy Inin Hunx, amt li ti thvrej
torn i.iir iu ion« lml<* iintl llo* lixnmi dtM'ii r
is agj’i ava!I'd l.y Urn ImIIit Athfiotiit jn*o
ple, cun 11 ii u t-H llm I cur-1 mi I l>tn tor, b In odd im
pti*f upon tlmfincU r* 11 timir icgul.itii ii m
»l llm cim* \v«*rt* |ti41*■ Iy dytjMptic lint
limliirn npfiih obd notion* nt llm npl«n*it
Mini liver, fb aitBrlli vin* brentl til plrgfft, Mini
it n cti'ti i ii ti ii hi i s i,Milo red Ihciein i
uiii i t*v pit oi in ilm tmciv slotiotth Mid mIcb,
nti'.l ito* windy colic Al giddlncM In Hie
head, which nil joucct il /lorn ifnli*eiHnli
Ii h.ii In 'cii i-.ton r/mn di*if by tmri#* ol flu*
i nm d mificnl |di) so iiinn, n vnlunldc* nuoli*
no* in ilyiptip ni—lull il due* nu4 cure nil
due mm 4.
roll, xai r jiir
1IUU FL liAVfl S.
Ma> 1<*
I Jut ler's Vegvrntdc Indian Sjie
«illc.
Ill V I' I III* <Im i iti ii I'd 111 tint* if
III I I.I.It's V I (I IIA Ii 1,1 n MM.
i II h ho nlidmmd fur 411»• cure ul cough*,
Ctddft, USdliUlmS, tUi(»UIM|'1 iuiii, e
IflUdi I IM’VAf.,
Bunk Square*
A\eViVVE .MVdi.M,
I 1 f I. j»»A| r<'m\n| fni*n«* hh'.ui f rn«*nt
j I 1 of |i|flll!ill Jll.l t J I Mild J <>ll 1. V
j til 1111 ll ft ill Im Mil J v «*r) In u
I
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till* il.iy i I'tvl vi il liy
ivaltku ii viiiMU.r.rov
J mu' ii. if i a
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Bim.iars v i ,'.'i„i.ii' 11\111 i\ sim'.
IIC, tor I In* cun* id m»^i i old run
ilUljd iuli%, *s i f lift/ s id Id Mod, r n,c, run tut
Ii I at flu* f'liiftiilidjdiiM |it i« is, Mjifd) linf m f
the Drug, Medicine and f*niul ‘i.iM' id
H VL 11 It 11 MIKUl.l ION.
•NVvvvU'mg VuvnV WrunUus
I 11 V1. ci.*i*lHiiUy mi hnmfl, h Mitppl v of
1 vv t:ll jML't’rtPeU .M.n! im, faint ml B.u h
rUUM v J DUVAL,
I J11IIA *7 Bunk Squall*.
•Vo l \ev.
fill* llfl i.fl. ,s fur I* Ilf i*r Inisr, oil
111 oi to i it 1 c hint a
TRACT CF XifcrSP,
a Ijoinilig flit* I it tuf* of Cii|.l iii. 11 i it, mi
Bii I! Iu cn-i'li. On tin- 11 .u l ii i«hi i 111 ii
idioti *ul, mrid ufidi r good ft’iit c i Iii- i?l
I III full' Ul dr I till l‘ I* d 111 llnft |i fill' 1'IIMlMi't
lull A 11 rtf inn (liny t*r in tide to In V\in.
Vu tin. near ,Vi*\v-Loudon, ur to the tub
crihei in Lynchburg.
JOHN iu:!l>
M
Trust Sn\u.
V ?irtui* I a deed of trust rxe< tifeil to
tin ut» ciiheistjy Unity Hell, foi certain
11 111• es therein iifMii' fl, and n corded tn ll u
clerk office nl «h<* »ti nt y rouil «»t '.mliMM,
we •hail, oh I Iidhy the 1‘Jth d» y of \tfp.n t
next, proceed to II, hy uay <»l public ntir»
timi, |pr c.Mjih, at the r» ideitre of (ho aid
Drury ID II, iti the county of Ainlur-t,
vSivVrun ulunlAt. S\n\t*s,
to wit Blister, .liui, Stephen, Slid y, Curo
I i ll#*, |di\ in, Albert, Bet y, Atlh,'loftl, I t»\
.l ine, iopltia, Mm in, ltodenck and Ui*vy.
I .o, t our I Ion**.*, two yoke ot Oxen, s«* v era I
head ol attie mihJ Hu/, live tcnfhei-B*V
with furniture, one Mitdj Fci t|n*r Bed, to d
other Household fm :.ilute, (named iti 'aid
d« d one *.m.' 'iiii.uii' 11• o s» eai', mid phi*,
tatioii utensil-, four ddles aiull-t idle-, oi o
much <d smtl property tin wiil he stiffit i- i t to
rai e a certain -uni of money expri ed in
-Mill deed Ai ling as trustee*, we shall cof
vey niii'li title only as is vetted m to
s mi r.i, H a,n;s mi,
M \in IN H UA\ I.M’ORT, Ir'"'
July 4. td W)
r f mv M 11.1
’|’|ir* IH »!fS I', him! 1,0 I on l‘m
nii.rnf I till, formerly unmpiftd \y
I’i*|»• It i-* n com
lortnliH and ilr'iralilp -iliiatinii fur a family
rasiili nrt! Tlii' (runs nl smIh u ill It nimle
acciunmiolafin:! Knr tmllii r pal:iruluri, up
ply fi* i- 1'lc'tlirr.
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