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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-10
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SHIP NEWS.
PORp or .2LEX8AD RLl. IN. Co.

SAILED, JUNE 9,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. J. Jenkins,do
-a
Brig John Laird, of and for this port, was left
at Gibraltar SO DAYS since.
Brig Henry, Ross, from this port, was left at
St. Thomas Doth uit. discharglng.
Schr. John & William, Low, cleared at n. Y.
for Georgetown 7th last.
Sloop Friendship, Duncan, hence, at Philadel-
phia 9Th inst.
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From the N. T. Journal Of Commerce, Lo,e Z.

From The N. 7. Journal Of Commerce, Lnne I.
CoRx ExcHANGE.-Western Flour advanced
l2d cts. on each of the last three DAYS. On Sa-
turday the sales of this kind extended to $500
TO 8 1000 brls. closing at IS asa 5 IS. The stock
moderate and arrivals very much reduced, so
that the opinion has gained strength that the
supply will be short for home consumption. To
this the advance is attributable. The price of
New York and Troy are also about 12a cents
higher. Southern Flour in the almost total alb
sence of export demand, remains heavy and
without any change in prices. Rye flour and
and Corn meal are without change.
Wheat ls scarce, North River would command
locales cts. One small parcel Western sold at
los! cents. and another at ITO cents, in all but
1900 bushels, all which arrived. Coarse Grains
are very scarce. we quote Northern Rye at G4a
&c cts. Yellow Northern Corn. 55a56 cts. none
in market. Several parcel. Southern Corn were
sold, chiefly at "A cts: but some very prime
went up to 46 and AZ cts Oats are at SASS cts.
The Editors of the Baltimore American are
indebted to a mercantile friend for the following
commercial letter received, by the schooner
Firm dated
"ST. Thomas, 29th, Nav, 1850.
1--WE hand YOU Prices Current of our Market,
and. have to observe that there has been a
brisk demand for flour for ten or Is days past,
we have closed a cargo at Sc. In consequence
of their being so few arriyalslately from the Unit
ed States, the stock has been very much reduced
and the probability is that an advance will soon
take place OH our present quotations. Corn meal
in barrels is also scarce, but there rs not much
required at this season. Crackers In whole bar
rels are saleable at S..
Sugars, prime. continue at s. a s.. and a stea-
dy demand. Coffee. fine green, scarce at 8 a
81. For other particulars we refer to enclosed"
Prices Current at 81. Thomas, Nay 90, 1880.
Bread, navy. per bbl. IS % a 5 so. sales;
corn. yellow, bushe!, 81 Goal 25; corn meal. Dbl.
5 25 8 so, do: -four 5 so a e 90, do; rice,
100 lbs. 8 3 IS; beef 7 25 az so; pork 10
80 a IL: lard 9 a 10. scarce; hams 10 a IL cts.
do; mackerel, No. 5, "a 50 4 rs, do; cod
fish, 100 lbs. S 80 3 IS, do; do. in boxes. Sc
lbs. net, / so a / IS. do; candles. mould, ii a
10. dull: do. sperm, o. a %, sales; soap, hard
and yellow in boxes of 30 TBS. 6 7 cts. dull;
tobacco, Kentucky leaf, Sc 6 25 sales.
Exports. Coffee, p. r. IS a 8 IS scarce;
do. com. 6 7 do; st. Domingo and. Laguayra,
s a 6 90; sugar. 4 so a 5 so. in demand; hides,
Angostura, IS 90; do. p. r. 10 IL; indigo,
%flotant. l. | a l o. dull: Cocoa, Caracas, 100
lbs. II a l6: do. Trinidad, 4 4 50; rum. gal.
90 a % cts; molasses. gal. 10 a 10; logwood,
ton, 16 a IS; fustic, ton, Is p Il; mahogany,
per 1000. Is a I25; LignumvitG. ton. 90 a 25;
tobacco. Havana, 100 Id. 10 10; do. St. Do
minuo. : %
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raper, Tubacco. etc

faper, iubacc0. etc.
tONREAuS large size wrapping paper
tSSt 20 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing and for sale hv JAMES IRWIN
Uho has IN Store,
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
60 barrels Steam refined sugar
20 do New Orleans rum
90 do country gin
10 do cordisls, assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
90 do do ginger
10 bags race do
5 pipes cngnac brandy a
8 half pipes do
20 tierces fresh rice
40 bags green Rio coffee
90 do white do
20 baskets weet oil
All of which he offers for sale on moderate terms.
June 10
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Cash in Market.

CASH IN MarKet.
WYE wish to purchsse HUNDRED AND
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both sexes,
from 10 10 Is years Of ~sge-feid hands. Also, me.
ohsnics of every description.
Persons " ishing to sell would do well to give us
a call, as we are determined 10 give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is now or may be here
after in this market
ANY communication in writing will be promptly at
tented 70. We can a, all times be found a; our resi-
dence. west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. C.
;une 10 FRANKLIN X ARMFIELD.
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MARRIED,

On the Sth instant, by the Rev. VIM. Jackson.
Mr.. LEVI HrRDLE to Miss LYDIA b. eldest
daughter of Capt. URIAH JENKINS, all of this
place.
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
rgtRyD4Y MORNING, JUNE 10. 1880.

y,nta Fe.-The Missouri Intelligencer con-
.;n.a letter from an American gentleman, resi-
.'n, in Sante Fe, dated January Goth 1880. He
,.,,e. that on the first day of that moath, the
,;ocioal Chief and warriors of the Camanches
g ,m, 10 a BODY 10 the room Of the Americans,
.,,riDg thar they wishd make peace with the u.
.,s,es, The Americans had no authority to make
Teaty. but entered into friendly stipulations as
=, Themselves.
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White Oak TIN her,

n young and thrifty growth, for wharf or bridge
" building, pumplogs, girders, &c. sc received
and for sale
Hhite Oak Piles, from 40 % SIS feet long, hewed to
a square o, H. inches for 20 feet from the butt end,
Aio. = number Of Round Logs, of same quality.
tune 10 JOSIAH III DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Trust Sale OF Land and Slaves.

my virtue Of deed uf trust. executed BY
lrb John Mcdaniel 10 Chiswell Dsbney and
myself. 70, the purpose of securing certain
debis therein meniionrd. which deed hears date
ON the 2oth DAY of March, ls29, and IS duly
Of record ~ TIE counts court of Amherst,
shall, on the 1T day OF January, 1881, sell by
way 81 public auction, irr ready nluney, Ger
luin tact or parcel uf ian =, Win the sPpnrie
nanrpr, situate ~ the county 81 Amherst OF the
north side nf In. Ivbacco Row Mountain. con-
tanning 367 ne,es, more or less. being part OF
the tract purchased of Nillinm 5. Grawiord's
estate aud bounded ~ the lands oi Richard
JONES, Col. William Jopi r, Thomas +. Plea
SAINTS. aud the land. btlongmg To Nn. Terry :
estate.
shBll also nj The same time a by virtue OF the
same deed sell by way of public auction, for fea
dy money, the following slaves, or such portion
thereof as may be necessary 10 accomplish the
purpose ofsald trust, TO wit sandy, Dt'y
Jesse, Caleb, Archer, Mary, Matthew, Henry
Phebr, Permala. 1ndy aud james.
The sale Of ihe above property will take place
on the said Isl day oi January. l-3l, at To,
dazzling house, on the sad Land a, present oC
cnp,cd by MI Francis A. X. DaYes.
The title Of The sad property sbeilrved 10 bf
good, bui rs | ART merely asa Trustee, shal
only convey 10 the purchaser, OF purchasers
such title onIy ~ Is vested IN by the sad deed
Of trust GEORGE W. NELSON, Trustee.
Nov. % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

-y.,,1is Of a deed oflrusl, tI.stisd % nc
x u.bscribers by James c. BcRegnofds did
Inn Nc Rsgnoids, btnring date The hua % NC
-, tighf,en hundred and thirty. aud ore
eosd an me Clsrks office Of The county Of Camp
m for sundky pWposss herein mtlaioned, INC
,,1Jt5,pasd toH proceed 10 sell, on The pfemi'e''
a., Taesfay the IAN day Of December, e'ghfee"
Laairsd aud thirty. by roy Of pubic auction 10
,Lg biglsst bidder, The JoiiOt0i,,g property 10
M on, aoieiv of The tract Of land, Of irhieh
J.bn eJeReynoLdf, died seized. and on uhioh
L,,es {. .NeRsvrpoid, noW resides, containing
5oe hundred aud eighty four acres; aiso one
ofbsr tract adjoining thereto, sailed DeprieH
tract. containing sghty acres. dtso, an0MeL
troet. adjoining 10 The frsi mentioned tract. edHed
jLs iolg Drire tract. containing tuo hundred
and Ten acres also. forty odd Siares, consulting
Of men. aeomsn aud children hogs. sheep, homer,
cattle, Bagg0n, The crop Of tobacco Of The present
yegr. household aud Kitchen furniture. Turning
1.iep,,is, Liaeksafhs tools, siH. shot gun and
jly remaining stock of Goods Off. ., J. Mchry-
MD The sale uiH 4. had nj The house Whefe H.
rad James {. McReynoids noIe resides IN The
,ot4tVof Campbell. about treay mtics south
i ga,t Of Lyuchbufg. AID viH continue from dry
10 dan prfiL compt,isi The tn,ld iciH be i0td Oh
a credit Of one, ttoo aud three gears, cq7,H annual
/ nisiatmeHts. the purchasers gtrtpe bpad eh S0od
personai sccurlig or bond ruth n derd o. trust on
/ The land 10 secure The principal payment heftoi.
/ II Is underaOod lhat those interested inhe other
moisfy Of HE tract Of Gse hundred and eighty
four acres. wiAJOi. IN he sale aud conveyance
oJihe uhOie tract. The personal property M
Guiding The negroes pH be sod on n credit I'M
! III The list Of August aert the purchasers giving
bond ,oih good security. The undersgned are
howerer authorized by he deed to sell priraieiy
and for cash, ifiheq hink proper. The tand IS
sind 10 be good tobneeo plantation and pH be
shotcn by Mr.. jan es G. Mck'yaoids 10 any per
son eishog 10 purchase Tue Shares are prin'
cipaiig 1oung negroes. and rery hkeiy, aud iaid
10 be ofa good character. Acing as trustees
! The mderagned eiH eonrey only such title 10 ne
parchasers Of The ADORE property as IS peiled IN
them, hough the titis soJn asMey have eVeI
understood is good.
JOHN y. d 1BNEY.
ROBERT S. MERE YNOLDS
Nor II IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Irust Sale OF A.aoA

'ntne OF deed in trust executed by
- 'os. p,ilard'o peachy Franklin and Nn
S Crawford, bearing date the 3Oth dav al No.
1920, aud OF record in the Clerk. ofica .,
Amherst county the subscriber according +, the
provisions OF said deed will on the 9th Decem.
Der next IL fair, aud IL not, thr next fair day
thereafter, proc Ell to sell .or cash to the hpi,.
esi bidder, before the door OF James $. Pendle
tons tavern in N. Glasgow, the tract of land in
sa'a deed mined containing by estimation 800
Seres' near New Glasgow, adjoining the land
Of "m. h,gg'nootham aud others. There IS a
afge and comfortable dwelling house on So i'd
'ana also two good barns, and other necessa.
~ ounangs lhe subscriber will only convey
SUE, sue. '''ls as Is vested IN him by said deed VI
WN. 5 CRAWFORD.
w" ~ ids
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,HNHoMAs CREWS respectable, inform.
- his friends a"d the public e,nrIsllq. nat
ne continues to offer bus services as = Conr.is.
s'"n Mftchan', that he will transact any aus,.
mss oohh1ed I" ms care, with ptompttude aad
""e"'y anu Is 'hhnk lul for the patronage re-
ceived heretofore. Hls office is k,ut -, A.,
Nm Hamllton's storr, man sIre,t non doo,
oe'o" Messfs. Morgan " McDanier, ,yhere
goods, orany kind ofcorntry produce VIII he
received ON storage HIS family occupie, Mr..
George Whnlockes large buick Tenement. situ.
a'rd IN a healthy ana desirable par, OF Lynch-
burg, where few Young ladies would II. taLe,
as ooafaeis, Gu reasonable terms, il being very
convenient TO Mr.. Reed. anu Nh smith,
Schools. '" >
Nov 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

A Continuation of the Executors Sale
~ Monday the 18th day Of December next,
SS"ill be offered dt Public Sale. III hike man
nef, at the late Residence OF Daniel Glinnan. de-
ceased, IN tie Town of Frederick,burg, all he
PERSONAL Estate Of said G,lnuan. in SAID Town
Consisting OF several House Servants, Garden
er' Cook, Hos Ter aud Stmp.tres., &c. :ah,he
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carnage 81
Horses, sht Wagon, Riding Hor.e,a consd.
fr"o,e stock OF Books, with vsriel, Of other
articles too tedious 10 .enumeIate. The terms
Vi 9d'e'a' stated IN the previous advertisement
JOHN S. WEXFORD, Ex'er
OF the last w Ill and Tes,amen. of
DANIEL GRlNNAN, deceased.
Oct II, "a,
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rHtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line OF business ;
and, also. that he has made arrangem- nts
winch will enable him at all times, aud al the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
hum with their patronage with Coaches, Gies.
narouches, or any other description of Car
r'ageS, from Newark, on. which is known
to be the rery best Mandatory ofsach articles
IN me trorM Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York. SO that any order which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to carrv
on 'he Carriage making business, aud IS pre-.
pared TO make Carriages of any description
winch may be wanted by those who prefer the
h.me manufacture. He will. also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, and in the
most punctual manner.
Aug. 80
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NoIiCE.-By virtue ofa de ed of trust. p,

NollCE,-By virtue ofn de ed of trust. px
! Y ecuted to the undersigne by Wm. ]
ihufmond, Tor certain purposes therein e.nres
sed bearing date the 3Oth OF November, 1890
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Am.
herst county, will be sold to the highes, bidder.
Tor ready money, al the residence OF William
ihnfmond, IN the County OF Amherst. on S,-
'u'day The 18th day Of December next, all the
interest OF SAID VIM. j, lhurmond in the estate
VI WIN, ihurmond, sad in,eres, is onc seventh,
undivided part OF near three hundred ,,c,as 81
land, many valuable slaves, with evcry snec,es
oirfopeity otwhlch sand estate consists. Al.
theug the title To sad estate is believed 10 h, uer
Zee Yet such ouly vii be made TO the pnrcba..,
as 10 vested M US as trustees. JOHN PRYOR
Nov Is
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New Remedy

(ed EfDLITZ WATER.-This az reeab.s ana
ID riant Is with confidence offered 10 the nub
lie, and particularly TO th"se who Came, SUI
mount their dislike 10 The medicines n con-
mon use being deprived Of all the nauseoa.
taste, il is NOTICES. pslatable than soda water
II has stood the test OF experience, aud gnee
satisfaction 10 great nun.bers OF persons in M.
hahli o taking it. SediHz Water IS strongly
recommended by physicians as a remed, IN
disorders OF the stomach aud digestive organs
h.adach. hilions affections, Cuianeous aud
scorbutic eruptons.
The following remarks appeared IN IN. Med
cal lnauireI, moutui, publication conducted
by an association oi physicians and surgeons ol
New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
Nov22
Kaiua6h lad E,fafe for Saic,

HPlIE subscrib,r offers for shls, on accom-
- modHtiag tetms, hIs tract Ol lanh III the
county OF Bedford on Wolf Creek, ! NIL 5
West Of Liberty, containing about 9pO acres,
This tract, whether consideIed Ia reference TO
its prodpetiyeness, MS Improvements or its SIT.
uation, is one OF tho most valuable n the Goun.
~ in which II lies-there ate about loo pcres
cleal cd aud In cultivation, 100 acres oil which
nre first rate low grounds or creek bottom. "A
large portion OF lie uncleared part, (amounting
10 near 500 acres, ishftt rate tobacco land. The
improvements are neat brick dwelling house
aud all other houses necessary for comfort aud
convenience. his land lying immediately
contiguous TO the turnpike road leading tom
IbeIiy to Lyn.hburs, Within 4 miles OF the
county seat, aud IN a wealthy and respectab'c
neig hborhood, Is high ly deserving the attention
of any men wishing to engage successfully in
agricultural pursuits.
lie VIII also seh u valuable house and lot
pleasantly situated AT tue West end of The town
OF L,bsrty-lhe former residence OF the late
James L. sleptae. Tue house Is large and
commodious, ! The lot. containing q o. J acres
10 handsomely rnclo.ej and neatly improved
Ihis would be delightful residence Tor IA p,i
vate gentleman, and fine situation Tor a pub
lie house. ,WM. W. WATTS.
Ocf. IL wls
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~ O11CE.-By virtue al deed Of trust
~ executed To the subscriber by WIN. Jop
ling, bearing date the ! ia day Of October,
1924. and recorded IN the Clerks office of Am
hti.i, shall proceed 10 teli, H. the highest bill
der, for 1arh, at the fs.ldence Of the sai1 Jop
ling IN the county OF Amherst, on the 10th day
oil Drcembcr nckt ensuing ono moiely OF n
tract Of lnnd, supposed 10 contain four hundred
acres aud Is the same on which the said Jpp-
lug ,esides, aud ndIons the lands OF Wm. Ply
OF and othe's A ~. ono negro wnmnn named
Jane, one noEro gIrl named EvalIne IL Their in
crea.e. II any. two hoTsrs, one yoke OF oxen ~ oI
cart, twelve head OF horned cattle, tl,uiy head
Of hogs, eleven head OF sheep. three beds mud
furniture, one secretary and bookcase. one
walnut press. aud the balance III the household
furniture OF tho SAID jophng Iogeihe, with all
his Kitchen furniture aud plantation utensils.
Acting ms trustee. she'll convey only such
title as Is vested ~ me, which -, however, bt-
lI,,ed 10 be indispuiabr
BENNEf a. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Nov. -. Ids
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TURNER & KERR
Nov. 90.

IfNFORM their friends and the public that
y they have just received fresh supply OF
splendid Goods. which they oller.at Northern
retail prices-Anong which are
French and Manchester Prmls
allan Lustrmg, superior quality
Black Gro lie lndis
Black Barese
ChAngable Silks
Coored eros de Naples
Satin Lavrntine
MerIno Circassians
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Be t Ribbons
Nankin and Cauton Grapes
Scarlet, blue aud White Mer,os long Siasls
DO do do Cashmere do.
Embroidered Grape Dress tidkfs.
Exlra large Leghorn Flats ana Crowns
Paper Hangings
Hair Brai Is and PufFs
An 81. CANT assortment of Gents Stacks.
Oct %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
REMOVAL.

SRHE s"bsc,ibsr has taken The Bell Tavern,
~. at Nelson Court House, (Loyings }
where he is now rtady to receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every eIeitlon TO. give
the most general sa,lsfa cuion.
His house is situated near the Court House,
aud is large aud commndious. lis stable is OF
brick, and calculated Ia hold from forty to fifty
horses this 10 likewise plentllully supplied
viii Grain, fodder, &C. which. with the atten-
ton Of puoa aud faithful servants, he Aatters
himssIf " III enillle him TO patronage
J. u. STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oct. 81 Is
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" Boston's Seillitz w alter,

This artificial preparation nanuia ctnred h,
Joseph Boston, chymIsi, No. Wall street aud
Is drawn from = fountain as the soda water, On
ia nut MP in hotties containing each one dose d,
as mild and efficient laxative AS can be- re-
CURED and withal as palataGle as the soda
water itsely.
.srhis preparation is differently COMPOSED
rom that OF The common seldllz powder oil tie
shops.
We havr for year past been in The habit o,
recommending il 10 our prienis, especially tie
dyspeplic, the nervous, and the ha1tuail,
costlye with the most benign effects. We "a
Induced 10 prefer II to the congress watfr Ms
possessing all tue virtues OF The latter, with
out being pernlcIous 10 any habit OF eoIsttu
ton.
j" We have visited the establishment in whirb
Mr.. Boston manufactures this Article. II !,
conducted on large scale, keeping constant.
ly four hands employed. There appears 10 b,
much labour bestowed III lmpr gu'thg the VIZ
tei with The several materials OF wnich II is
composed We learn that Mr., Boston rfans.
port, the alter TO various parts Of the UGnrd
states, furnishing hotels and other puJlIc pIa
ces Weave peI suad,d that II will TAXI urec.-
dence oil the Saratoga waters as Laxative aud
mild tonic, as soon as ITS Virtues become
appreciated by public tate aud ezI erenct.'
The ptopr etor making no secret OF tie All.
Gle has submitted rs steparat'Un To a uulnler
of the Faculty, who highly approve aud re.
commend il, particularly To those Of inGlm and
delicate habit, as "a medicine SO agreeable To
the taste that even chidren take II with avid
y.
The comparative small dose that it reqnlr
TO produce an active, aud (when taking tastius :
| almost immediate effect, renders the Seldliz
Water invaluable as n remedy To the man Of
business removing in less than an hour the
unpleasant oppression many ioel from heayi
ness in the atmosphere or too lice Indui-
gence in convrvialhy or the luxuries oil ane la.
ble.
To those whose business will not admit nl
visiting Saratoga Springs, This water Is offered
as an effect agreeable aud cheap substitute
and IS particularly recommended 10 the H.
babitanis OF warm climates, aud masteIs 81
vessels visiting tropical regions, tor whose as-
commo daton i, is KEPT packed III quantlllc, 10
suit purchasers.
The subscriber, agent for Mr.. Boston, is now
opening n large supply ri Boston Sedletz Haitl,
which is for sale at New York prices.
Howell DAWES.
Nov. 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13

my virtue Ola deed OF trust, executed by
- Char'cs Lewrllm 10 the undersigned as
usslee, To srcure IA debt dur To JOHN ilollns, |
will srll ut the market house. IN the town Of
Lynthbstf. on Monday The 18Th day oi the
present month, for cash. the interest which the
said Charles Lewclln bud IN the etiate OF Mis-
Bagby bis wlir's mother al'o, house and lot
IN tue town OF Mars lille IN the county oil
Gnmphtli aud also. thr interest he htl IN the
estate oil his deceased father
SAMUEL MILLER, Trustee.
Dec. 2 tbs
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A.anA fOr Sale.

WV wish TO sell tract OF land, lying on
- 'he north lork OF Goose Geek. four
n''eS northeast OF Capt. PaschaI Buford's. in
the county of Bedford containing nv enr,.,.
eoo acres, OF which about 800 or 400 acres
ar" cleared. There is some frst late toLae.n
land 10 clear. Thus land lie, vel i. wrlDMa
tered, and is in good slnle of cuItrv,,,au. ter
sons wishing to purchase, tan apply bartlett
thompson, living on the premises, o. ln (pot.
!. bniord, who knows we'll TIN s,,ua'ion.
a. TtiONP
BARI Lift THOMPSON
Nov. 25 D.,
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Vuvner g Nerv

GfAVE just received aud Will sell al lower
- prices than ever,
case Cassnets
case ~ Plaid Linseys
bale Flannels
case large and fashionable Leghorn Flats
and Crowns
few lieces handsome Pembroke Lus,res
Merino Circasians.
Nov. -
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o.. q
MYILL tie sold 10 The hrg rest II der un
w the 3l,t day of December, 1880, al the
residence al the late John 5. Cartrr deceased,
an me stock OF horses, cattle, sheep, and hog.
also some corn aud fodder, together with ali
the household aud kitchen furniture; ono OK
cat, and plantation utensils, &c, &c. For
MI sums over Eve dollars. twelve months cr-i1t
viii he gwen, Tor all sums under five, the cash
VIII be required, purchasers giving bond With
approved security. Also. will be hired AT the
same tune aud place, all the negroes belonging
!" me sad estate, untll the Oath DeCenlber,
1881. Bonds with approved security will also
De required Should the sale and hiring, not
De completed on the first day, the sale and bin
ing viii be continued from day TO day, (5un-
DAY eAcePted,) until completed.
All persons having claims against the SAID es-
'e'e' are requested to bring them in speedily
ana property authenticated.
BENJAMIN TALIAFERRO,
Sheriff OF Amherst county, aud rs such
Administrator Of john S. Carter, de-
Dee . Is