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Trust Sale of Negroes.

HURsUAsf 10 deed Of ifos'. executed TO
q The sHbscsiber by Thomas jones, Tor pnf-
po as theiein named, bearing date tile Jay
Of Jaly 1927, and duly recorded IN the Cierk
Office Of lie county courl oil Bedford, he WIZ
proceed to sell, for cash, TO the highest biadff'
on Tie e3i day vi August neIi, beiore ihs aoof
Of William Terri 5 ifsera IA ihr io"ts Oh L'ofr-
~. Two u+gro slaves. Judah aud aslson. Act
ing ~ irustee, me tile only vested IN h'i'' a.
sch will ID conveyed, though II - snpposeu i"
be good. IiOhAo AoohL' i'us'''
July 10. us
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lReacll's Carriage Mannfactory.

IH'iL salsrtibers ialorm their friends aud
- The public generally. TINT tbey.lave ope"fd
= shop on main street. lew doors below the
frn0kltn Hotel Lynehbntg, whete They e0er
Tor shle n new supply of Pleasure Carriages, ~
reduced prices. for cash. whore those ho wish
TO purchase will fed ssRTeat variety as NJ a
ny other esinblisbment IN Virginia. All re
parting viii be executed with nominees and dis
paeh, by II & II Il. BEACH
For further Information, lhc pnblicale referred
10 Thomas d. Holcombe, OF al tue FrankIn
Hotel.
June % wts
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$40 REWARD.

ED An AWAY ffom the subseriber. living 10
Z O. Hillsbpto. y. &. MuLArTO BOY, a.
bopi % yems old. ) feet 81 ] inches high,
ineliaed 10 be knook.knsed walks with his
feet turned Out. and has rather an imperilneni
look. No iteA is entertained where lac will aim
Tor except that he has been seen IA Milton, aud
stated thai be was go,ag to Col. Cogbnfn's, IN
Halifdx County, virginia Hs - Carpenter
by trade THO: JEFF FADDlS.
lidls5oro', y. &. Aug 0. ea
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FANCY GOODS
llatest ARRIVALS.
DDIEGsT KYLE takes pleosu

II a III offering o the pablc, ut reduced prl.
ces. variety of new and beautiful articles oi
the latest npor;atons--amoDg others are
Black Gro de Maps and Italian Silks
Black Satin and Satin Lryantines
Super blue, pink. and straw coiored eros &c
Maps, for bonnet trimming
Blue, PINK. straw, and brown flnrences
4 smBlI assortment Of elegant Lace Feils aud
Capes
London Caicoes ofihe lntest patterns
Muslin aud Barge Ginghams
Ladies and Gentlemrns white Silk Gloves
Cross barr'd aud corded Mullins
Colored Cambrics, every shade
Ladies white India Cotton Hose
kenIings and Linen Cambria iidkfs.
An assortment OF Parasols Oft latest style
Geutlemens' white Cotton Hose--and half
Hose
A few cases superior Fur and Beaver Hats
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SOMA NAYNN.

n EEiE subscriber has in operation bis Soda
- Foant, and invites his friends and cuslo-
mers. as well as the public generally. who may
wish 10 avail themselves OF the benefit of ihis
healthy anu agreeable summer drink, TO call
on him. WIN. j. H0LCoMBE.
MAJ "a
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Cash Cor Wheat.

WYE will nay the best cash price for all
~ Wheat delivered at the Lynohburg
MUS. Persons wishing to engage their crops,
will plese call on us. We viii give them choice
OF several liberal propositions.
j. y {. L. LYNCH, e. CO.
July5l is
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
10 IlElhNE,

or S on hand, al ms store, ext door above
III DIR. HoNel Dawes. general assortment
of SHOES, o! his own and Northern manufac
,ure, which he Offers al the lowest prices Also
Philadelphia made Boots, ,.at unusually low
prices. He is prepared 10 execR,c work, par
ticuIarly in the ladies' branch Of business, with
neatness and prompuess.
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,N,nluGA. zEIOAta


AEisS ANN LII. WRIGHT proposes 10
I'VE teach "a School nj lie House recently
occupied ma School House by Mir. Thomas
Mooruun. "a Lyechbnrg TO commence The LIST
OF oepembfi.
STE III teach Reading, Wiring. Grammar
Geugtaphy. Dfawlog. PnintIDg, ani all the o.
nainsnlai branches oi Needle w"ik. Her terms
for InFion az, for Reading, aud Wiring, So
Grammar, Grogt"pby aud Needle work, 30,
Drnwiag aed flaming, and all he Ornamental
branches Of Seedle WORK, - per session Of
FIVE months, payable AT HE expiration Of the
sAmr.
Having had considerable experience MS -
learhar aud believing tbai she Inns rendered
general satisfaction. she hopes 10 nitrlt "a
share Of publl patronage. she has certificates
from several gentleman Of res ee' ability, rtla
ljvf ~ her qualifications, DC. asa Teacher
whose chiid,on she hns recently taught, winch
can be scen on application.
Aug 70 ~
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LAND ZOE SALE.

q Ef virtue Of decree OF the cpsnly court
"A b OF buckingham, will be sold, TO the high
est bidder, on Thursday. The 10th September
next II lair, Il not. the neAl far dav iherrai-
ter, on the premises. the tract of land belong
irg to the estate of Christopher Johnson, decd.
Yang IN the county OF Amherst, on Bulaloe
river on which Reuben bureoot now resides,
containing about i70 acres A credit of one
and two years will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and good security. The liberty of
seeding wheat, will be given forthwith, and. full
possession on the. list day of January next.
WILLIAM STEVENS,
WILLIAM w. FERGUSON.
JOHN I. B0COCK.
Aug. 10. w4w
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EDHE subscriber AT his old stand, two doors
above David 81 Robert kyles, offers for
sale, wholesale or retail a splendid assortment
of fresh and genuine Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Suhs, Dye>Woods, ground and 10 sticks
Wines. Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Iurpentiue
Soaps, Paint, Portrait, and all other kiuds of
Brushes. Guns Pistols, Dirks, Watches, Pen
aud pockei Knives, Scissors, Fancy Goods
Tea and Dining China, all the Patent Med-
cines. all the New Remedies, Preston's and
G1dlIey's Smelling Salts, Candies, ksses
Almonds. Raisns, Family Nolasses, &c. Draw,
ing Paper, Caracainres, New Music, Planu-
Violin, Guitar and DuIclmore Strings, Pocket
Books, Pocket and Dressing Combs, Prints,
red and black Ink Powder, and LIQUID Ink,
GLACIERS, Patenr Diawonds, Fancy Boxes, La.
dies Work Boxes, with and and without Mu.
sic, Music Boxes, in Tin Cases, Snuff Boxes.
smelling Walls, Thermometers, Mirrors, Water
aud Velvet Colours. Lamps, Game Bags.
fIasis, Powder Horus Surgeons and Cum
Elastic Instruments, Rochelle, SeidInz and
Soda Powders Tar, Pitch, Resin, &c. &C. All
of when are offered fer sale, for CASH or TO
pnnclual customers, or in eschsnge for some
articles ri country produce, at as l0ie prices as
any Other house in Virginia
Howell DAVIES.
MaIn Street. l., nch Lurg.
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Nemarkable bargains y !
<pHE subscribers have TINS day received
80 splendid as7or'm eot Of Staple and Fame
C. % d ID r.:

consisting Fl beautiful Gtuze SGarfs mud Hdkfs.
a splendid assortment Navatino Bell Ribbons,
Bonnet duo, Sbaw Bands. a beantifnl art,rle,
one case London Priuis, handsome slyle, "A few
pieces Manchester Ginghams, Jaronet Cam
brics, aud Mnslins, figured and plain Swiss
ditto, Swiss Cravais, hcauiifu, fahrie. superi-
CT quality Company Bandsnna Hdkfs. sure
lior Cut and Genoa Velvet, Furniture binding.
Cable Cord, Piping ditto Ribbon wire, BHid
OF all descriptions, good assortmen, Ladit S
aud Gentemens' shoe, and Slippers, Children's
ditto, colorcd Cambrcs, Cambria Gloves, few
ladies aud Gentlcmcns 4s.494 aud 10 i
I'ble Diaper, "a and Ia Checks, Furniture
ditto. Geuilemens' white Cotton half Hose
Random ditto, silk ditto, Leghoru Bonnets, with
extra crowns, black, white aud boil, Navarino
ditto, handsome Vie, best patterns, splendid
assortment Cloths Of all colurs black, brown,
olive and clarct, brown and benched Sheet
ings aud ohrlmgs, large lot Spun Cotton, from
Two Of the best iactore3 in the United States -
Groceries, Cutlery aud Hardw are, besides
great many other desirable goods which we
are Determined 10 sell al the mo,t reduced pr-
ceS. TURNER Il KERR
n u. Country Merchants aud Planters will
hnd il 10 their interest 10 call and examine for
themselves TAX
August =
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EDUCATION.

M HoMAS DiLLARD has opened School
IL al his residence, 10 the upper end Of
town, for the balance oftbe year, into which
few Pupils may, find adniitance on very
reasonable terms.
Aug, ~. q
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TYIRGiNIA, sCT-At rules holden in the Clerks Of
~ fee of the county Court of Bedford on Monday the
9TH day of June, 1850.
Thomas Rider Complainant against John Rider Jomfs
Rider, William Rider, and Peyton Rider (Which s0d
James. William and pcyton, are the infant children Of
John RIDER decd) George Greasy and Polly his wife,
formerly Polly Rider, William Murphy and liza his
wife, formerly liza Rider, Pcytou Nelch and Nina his
wlie, formerly NINA Rider and Abner aud Elizabeth
Wllks, infant children of John WillSs and Susan his
WIFE, formerly Susan Rider, Defendants
The defendants William Murphy and I'm his wife
and Pcyton WEIGH and Nina his wife, having enter
ed their appearance and given security according 70
Tue act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and 1t
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they not
niabitants of tins country On the motion OF the cont
planant, by counsel, 1t is ordered that the sand deen
dants William Murphy and liza his wife, aud Peytch
WEIGH and Nina his wife do appear here the fourth
Monday in September next and the bill ottie
Complainant and thai copy of this order lie forthwith
inserted in the Lynchburg Virgnan, newspaper pub
lished in the OF Lynchburg for months sue
cessVey and posted at the front door of The courthouse
of this county On twO several court days
Copy-Ieste,
&. A. WiNGFIElD, y. Clb
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). WILLS, &C.
~ 41fra
July 26

n i rules holden IN The Clerks office of AMI p,
49, Comfy Court, the 9th day of July 1890 hrel-
bald Robertson, Samuel Il cad and Boyd Miller, bte
merchants and partners, trading under the style ana
firm Of Archibald Robertson d Co. P,tls. against
Isaac Rucker, exon. of Ambrose Rucker, dec. and
adr. trustee of Charlotte Rucker, dec. and BEN
llmih Talilerro, Sheriff Of Amherst COunty,& sueh
admr. of John lIansard dec. who administrator
ofCarone lIansard. dee. aud john w. Hansarl
Detts. In Chanccry.
The defendant John w. Hansard, not having entered
his appearances and given security according the acs
OfAsSembly and the rules oftIis court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is an nhahitan Of
This Commonwealth II is ordered that the said dcfer.
dant do appear here the rstday of October Cou.s
next, and answer the plaintiffs blk and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchbur
Nirgnian for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted
the front door of the courthouse ofthis county.
Acopy--Teste, ARTHUR b. DAVIES, c. ca .
July &c. WIN
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gyEW ARRIVALS.

/saHE subscriber has jsst frosise1 Few
aress patterns of Adfianoplr the most
besatHai sed fashionable Goods for i.sdiss'
dsessrs. sbteb he hasesef oaeIed u u. PUB.
tic.
A. additional supply d laaze Handkerchief.
Belt Ribbons. blue. piUk AL gfeen Laslfing
Ribbons.
Wbhe sanins, 40 4 Rsbisei Lace. and
sill srfs lev dsya receive new supply
Of J,dieoes. lfisii linens. Issas, sad a esry
iatee stock DDmesics. spun Cotton, tfeesf'es.
ssc. d.. al 81 winch aiil be seid ~ aueom-
inonly low prices fOr cash only.
henry ALLISON.
Indy % ia
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TREI&'s &Ak.EE.

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,,l,s,tous IL asceriaia de fact of Tie delivery
NJ he articles and whether they hsi bren
.hneed 10 any of Nj. Kings previous re-
turns.
A.,o,be other :" new bif'' Of three 1able
Casrrs for Capt Henley, where the price -
,acrcs.,d from 10 81 TO Slb 90 ! believe
the old bill Itself will explain that increase, io'
n am not greatly mistaken, ID" table covers
were changed At ID, 10 there was also = cha &c
OF daefsuce Ia exchange oi lahie 1"'''s'
Sc from whicl | very naturally, snd 'hi"h
properly. concluded, thai Capt. hehley h"'
liking the fable covers returned them anu io"N
three IN .Gebang. At an advanced price Oh %
am certain thn vas the impression on NY
min1 at the lime inc " neH bill Vas niahe oo'
aud have nu doubt OF the TACT
The only remaining account thus nier'y ana
particularly anAiyZed Is Nj. Joseph 6ranief s.
aud htrs its.ens that | have becn ,nslroinrnl"'
Ia dclfaudiag the Govsiumeot oi IN" gfoss
SUN Of - 10 tue discount allowed on 81 sad
10 be IN the original bill, but OMITTED III tue
" new one. II the fact be So, have no means
Of ascerlaning II. as understood the ors'nai
blll is reiaiaed by Mf Kendall ] can only
say. thai this was a larg bill for a variety OF
articles furnished fot the use OF tho Naval ser
vice on this .tslion amounting 10 lay o. as
anpears BY The Report, aod II the discount Of
2 10 Is there cfedied, it must not only have
escaped me in making OUT the new bill bh'
also Mr.. Granier when he signed the receipt
with The old bill brtore hun. Cedalnly no Que
/ but the Fourth Auditor can believe, that Nj.
/ kmg Mr. Graner and myself were aware
/ oil the omssl ~ of the SAID discount oil ~ 10
/ These " new bills" contained III many IN.
stances bnta small part OF the items charged
! IN the old ones, the balanLe pf the snd llrns
mol bring found OF the Naval oto'ekeeper :
book, no new bill has been made out for Them
and Of course no claim has rs yei bren p'esen'
ted, JOSEPH huhDtN
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u OliM y IL ia
E,o,u liz Nnlional Lnl1llglneer.

From The National iiitHigcneer,
Mr.. RANpoLPH Tue following Letter IS
from a higily respectable gentleman, whose
nnpr.hensivrness on ihls subject snews his pro
per sense OF hunar. We Cam I iIaee 10 hun,
bospvpr m out own mind, The current report.
which his let,rr. 81 TAI II m conlrtd cting, sub.
stantlally confirms A. "a ia. of,h d'nled 10
have been taken on the ga ION referred TO-.
the report = decisp-ly conRddnotrd. NJ.
only said. aud did MOI aetar, III 4 be should
never eross the Potomac brIder a. IN.
JUNE -, 1890 --FRIpAY.
Gentlemen snatch a moment TO notice n
paragraph ~ your country paper oil Sestei'
day
Yon state that yan had heard, that when
Mr.. Randolph LETT this city Tor his residence,
lusl aier the formation sl, Ihe preseni tPbnet,
he swole a solemn oath IN OF nrar the Potp-
ma Bndsr, tuat lie would never pass that R.
vct asaln.
II so happened. ihnl | rode with Mr.. T..
from his lodgings, near the Capitol, u the
Potomac Bridge. a, the time alluded 10 ani
a, uas the oui, one then IN company with
him. II may be supposed, that the informal hon
10 which Won have gwen publicity may have
been derived from me. Mr. Kandoph swore
10 oath. in my hearing, AT or on the Bridge
Indeed have no recollection of ever having
heard him swear an cnth On taking leave
of me nj tbis end OF he Bridge, Al The time 10
which you have alluded, lac used these words !:
- I shall nerer cross has Bridge again W.
had had no previous conversation whatever
about he formation of the present Cabinet :
and understood him, when he made the re
mark, as referring, exclusively, to the then bad
state Of his health.
should BE- glai # YOU would correct this
error Cutting as i may appear 70 some) with
out u,ing ny uame, which have an aversion
To see published ia the new spaPrfs alnongh
You can file tins as a voucher Tor the eUtIu
udth of what Is here stated.
remain, gentlemen, IN haste.
Your ohedtent servant.
+. S.--Ihe remark OF Nj. L. was mn ic to
me when he had pald his toll, and IN The pre-
sehce OF The lollkceper.
10 Messrs CALLS Il STATION.
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from The Wiache SER Republican.


\ late visit to some OF the adjoining weg-
TEN counties has enabled Us 10 form some opin.
ION of the state Of pubic sentiment therein.
We found u rapidly recovering from the pas
slseness which succeeded the excitement OF the
presld,nllal election. The pulse uas rising aod
a >irong and healthy reaction of the political
system was taking place, We found our sub.
scr,hers IN raplures "rh Mrs Barncy's letter
and Mr.. Holmes speech. grazi'r OF the
south Branch told us he meant next fall 10 send
Mrs 4. tbe best spayed helIer in Hampshire
county; another said he would subscribe ten
dollars towards printing Mr.Holmes's speech
IN pamphiet form. aud sending II all over the
Country. From all quarters we were called on
10 give our paper a more decided political char
aetrr they tulius we had been too moderate
that thry saw rom other quarters that Jackson
was running the country, and that we should
come our aad lei the people know il brforcour
liberties were gone forever Our friends may
he assured thal thus advice shall not pass un-
needed 50 far as our feeble ability physical
aud menta) Will permit, our press shall do lis
duty,
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[ Raleigh Register.
Rochester. (N. Y june |

witnessed this week 10y two Of our cltizens,
proves incontesubly that jealousy is not con
fined 10 ,he human family. Two Blue
Birds were observed engaged in a quarrel
aud fsht in the vicinity of this village, and so
closely Were the parties engaged, that one of
the observers easily took captive both OF the
cnmbatants, whose bills were locked aud not
easily disengaged, even when deposited in the
crown ola hat.
The cause of jealousy. il appeared, was
from the unfortunate proximity Of nests-on
eIther side of a sInmp and from observation,
II appeared that an accidental or wilful mis-
tehe occurred, by une OF the parties concerned
attempting % COO the owner Of the adjacent
nest. ORNIIHOL OGiSI,
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ECCENTRlCirY or GENIUS.

Obituary. Died, near Point Coupee. Loui-
s,ana, on the l0'h Of May ult. Mr. SAMUEL
NOEL BALL, OF Philadelphia, aged forty
years. Mr.. BALL was horn in the city OF Phiia-
delphIa, bur IN early life went with his father.
wh o was then a w'dower, to England, France,
and Holland, and ia those countries spent some
i've or Ten years, aud during tina, period acqa'-
red perfect knowledge OF the languages of
those kingdoms. In the year iei6 he returned
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formed, ifnaE' .s-a.i,s. distribute hrr foriune
~ sun. good 10 t"e.a, and pa,nt out The her
beforehand. Oh all tie accaaBt. thsl | have
been able to cJlleci the following seems to
me the most probable as coming from a very
good source Madame bonarnde appoints
the Duke OF Reichsiadt, oil Napoleon, her
heir: she leaves $4,000 frances IA each u the
children, ami GardinsI Fesch she bequeaths
numerous pensions and tokens Uiremembfance
10 nil those " ho have been Ia her duaieslIe
strvice, a,Ily, she leaves large SUNS to be
distributed among The poor oi Home and Cor.
sIca.
All the artists Of This city, who are engaged
ia the numerous works ordered by Ma.
dame Bouaparte and her children, Gesiege the
gate Of heI palace iheir honorable existence is
connected with The prOlongaiiOn Of a life the
days of which seem 10 be numbered and
VIII ch II we may credit tie pfesentIment, of the
physicians, and the fears they inspire, must
soon come TO an end,
From The London Price Current, .nay Is.
The demand Tor Tobacco continues suspen-
ded; tie trade loook with gIeai attention to
the proceedings vi lhe Committee OF ParIia.
ment.
From TeHeeuela. Captain Freeman Of the
kenhawa. at New York, who eh LaguIa on
Mercantile Advertiser that the Venezutiia Con-
gress a. Valencia was advancing IN the organs
zalion Of Provisional Government, prior 10
proceeding H. the more Important duties sign
- them A pfopo .iton has been made in thai
body To abolish Al religious distinctions. bar II
had not BEEN acted upon. Gen. Paez had been
elected Supreme Provisional Chief He was at
Valencia, and was said 10 he very popular. An
nsurrectlooary movement which took place
abou the latter end OF Nj AT Guinappa, on the
Rho Chico, to vi dwar OF Laguu in favor of
Bolivar, had been egarj as an unlmportdnt
affair, but had lately assumed a more serious
character 1t was reported that's feluche had
been despatched by The insurgents TO Ctrtha-
gena for assistance, and small schooner had
been employed aud armed by the authorities
at Lagulra 10 cruise off RIO Cnico. Gen Mon
arges, the cUmmandaut al that district who
was attending Congress at Valencia, when the
movement took place, had returned To his
command, passing through LaguIra abont the
Isl June.
All communication with the disaieCted
district had been cui oil, aud some lew troops
had marched fioVi the ldttcI ,.lace TO iOin the
forces assembling near Caracas informa
ton reached baguIra "A few days before the X.
sailed, bot WI, MOI generally known, thar An-
gosiuIa, on the BtunOk", had also declared for
Bolivar. thus Information "as not official, but
was said TO come irom very direct source aud
was communicated by gentleman who bad
every opportunity olacquiring correct intorma-
ton. A great many reports were IN circulation
OF winch 10 reliance could be placed, among D.
theirs was ONE thai three regiments, one OF RI
ilemen, one OF 'srenadiers, and one OF Artillery
mad deserted irom Bolivar aud joined the Ven
ezneiians.
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EDUkaUANI TO IA decree ofthe Superl,r
n Court of Chancrry, for The Lynchbul &
District, pronounced on the 10Th day OF NAV
1850, in the cause Of Garland II. Mitchell, sur
wing partner of the firm of VIM 4 u. &
Mitchell Plaintiffs, against Nancy Shields De
iendant tire undersigned Marshal Of the san
oour', Will sell, FOR cash, on the premises. il
the county OF Amherst, on FElday, the oh o.
July. 1880, Of tar, il not, the next far day
iheral'er,) tract Of land lying in SAID count!
containing three hundred acres, more or less =,
aud adjoining the lands OF Ii. Gentry Joshua
Ruckei, Richard Powell, dec james PETITE ant
others I n, HOLCOMBE, Marshal
June 10 iftds
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cn WI na''ns lately affirmed, in The House 8
l;sh o''n 'he incomes OF some Of the r,
nor, s,.a, would soon amount, to the eoo,.
each. Dr. W one hundred thousand pounds
year ,6av na d' ~ said, in reply -" Last
or 10y "du oelore them bill for the nurnnse
y, enabling the Archbishop of Cants,hnrpp '.e
,',se s'm of money Tor the renal, NJ y,y 10
0e'0 faace a other purpose. ,heren so ne lam
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Il PURSUANT toa decree OF The Superior
4 CourI OF Chancery, for The Lynrhburg
District, pronounced on the 22nd day OF Mas,
1880, in the cause Of Nathan LOTUS y Co.
Plaintiff, against Samuel Collins and others.
Defendants the. undersigned Deputy Marsha.
for fhos. A. Holcombe, Marsha OF tie can
court VIII sell, for cash, ON The premises. in the
county oil Nelson, on tuesday the 9th day ii
July, 1880, ti far, If moi, The next far dar
thereatier,) a tract of laud lyiug in oaid county
OH hockhsh River, and containing one han
dred and twenty and half acres, more OF les
and adj joining the lands of Nose Fitzpatrick
Jeiemiah Roberts and Nose Hughes, and oth
erS. Also, one wagon, one sorrel. horse, one
bay mare, and four pair OF gear, two negi'
men, sam and Charles, and one woman Dice
ahd the increaee OF the latter.
JOS. f. ROYALL, u. N.
for lhos. a. Hocunbe, Mar
June % IfidS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
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SIREEON NrIST

I'D ESpECrFULLY tenders his respects t''
I-sS Tue citizens oi Lynchburg aud rs vicinity
and akes The opportunity of informing thea
THAI he will be ready "a tend 70 the Dents
business, a, the Fraukln iiotel, where he VII
rem 'ih nat the itn of July next. Ladies aa'
Gentlemen waited upon ii; their houses, If /
questei.
June 3 its