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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-15

ETIRGISIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks ofite
" of the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the ith day Of January, 1880. Beverly
Robinson, PHI. against Lindsey Burks, Lindsey
Tinsley, Richard S Ellis and Thomas n. EubanG,
Defts.
The defendant Lindsey Tinsley, nothavng entered
his appearance and given security according the
of Assembly and the rules ofths court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is An nabtan of
this country; 1t is ordered that the said defendant 90
appear here the first dayofthe next term and answer
the amended bill ofthe plaintiff, & that a copy oflh or,
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
the town of Lynchburg for two months successfully, and
postc At tic front door Ofthe courthouse in the sud
town. copy-Tose,
]. WILLS,C c.
Feb. winnie
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ny virtue OF deed Of tiusi executed 10 the
- subscriber BY Ambrose l. kuche,, nt"',
ing Date the 10Th day If January, 1850, ava
dniy recorded IN the eleik's Office o.ihe county
court Of Bedford, shall. on Tuesday the 4'h
day OF May. 1870. proceed 10 sell. nn lie pre'n-
isrs. The Tract OF Land, IN said deed menlinn.
Ell. adjoining the lands Of William w WAITS
aud others, containing ahoUi al acre. lhts
IS a most excellent Tract OF Laad ioF farming
and raising Tobacco. A sufficient quantity -
cleared for working or 8 hands 10 adj aniage'
The most ofw Inch Is fresh. and the whole under
a good fence. There have been seeded - bush
els Of Wheat, which Will go with the land. lhe
improvements are a comfortable dwelling
house, and all the necessary out houses, ana a
good apple orchard This tract lies IN most
agreeable and wealthy neigbhorhOod, about D
ndlo. west Of Liberty, aud mile south Of the
main western road. The sale val be upon Il
credn Of | aud , years. tho purchaser giving
bond With approved security, and also n deed
Of trust 10 secure the purchase money The
title | believe 10 be unquestionably gnod, hut
acll IS trustee I shall only convey the title
ycstd in me by sad deed.
JOHN r. JONES, Trustee.
March 4. wlds
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NOTICE By virtue oia deed ftrusi, eI'
~ ,cated 70 the subscriber by Thomas
wills. bearing date the 22nd day OF March
Is25 AID Of record 10 the clerks Office oi The
county court Of amhefs', and for certain pm
rssrs therein ezpf.ssed, shall. on the 20ih VI
march ussI. al i.cdlar Mill, proceed 10 sell, 20
tn b. hest bidder Tor ready money, all the
right, thIe AND interest oi said Wills, IN and to
a ceriain saw and Gfi.i Mil. on the lands OF
james Davis, IN the county Of Amherst. Act
ing As trustee, the subscriber "i only convey
such title IA is vested in h,m bs aforesaid deed
JOHN ID. DAVIS, trustee.
Fob Is. td.01
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: .nIRGINIA-AtKules holden III the Clerks office OF
y the superior Court of Chancery for tie Lynchburg
District. the lsi day Of February, le3O, Kad0lph d.
Garden, PHI against Mary Strange, the elder, robert
Smith 4 Agness his wife, James Norman aud judith
Norman, NahanId Norman, Mary Norman, hlr-
tina Norman, children OF William MUorman. Mary
Moornan Martha Moorman, Janc Norman, Eliza
beth Moorman aud Charles Moorman, children ofJoIn
Moorinan Charles Muofman, Elizabeth Norman,
ApnIss Norman Dolly Moormun, susan sloorman
aud Ahram Moormar, children oil Abram Norman,
Richard White aud Polly lfs wife, late Polly Moor
man, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Norman, BcnJanin
Ildeu and Martha his wife. Elizabeth Strange, sally
Blbcr and John Alexander, adInr OF Achciesi '.
Moorman dec. Defts.
The defendants Mary Strange the elder Robert smith
aud Arnis, his wife, james Norman and Judith Moor
inan, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Norman, Martha
Moorman. children Of William Norman, Mary Moor
man, Matha Norman, Jane Norman, Elizabeth Moor
au aud Char ,es Norman children Ot John Norman,
Charles Norman, Elizabeth MOOrmap, Agness Moor
man, Dolly Norman, Susan Norman and AbtaIn
Norman, children OF Abram MoOrnlan Rich
ard White aud Polly his wife and Sally Baber
having entered their appearance and gwen security
the OF Assembly aud the rules oil tins
sourt, it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
,hey inhabitants Of this country: IL is ordered
Mai the SAID defendants do appear here on the rst day
Oftie next termnnd answer the several bills OF the pin
and that a copy of this order be forthwith Inserted III
tome newspaper printed IN the to"nof Lsnohlurg
for two months excessively, and posted at the front
door of the courthouse in the snid town.
ACopy-Tcste, j. WILLS, c. C.
march,. w2mJ7
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NyhhulNiA'-At Rules holden in tho Clerks office
OF ,ne superior Court of Chancery for the lynch
burg District the 4th day of January 1890 Thomas
dick, Defts ~ J" NJ U.s.
ae Defendant George Fosdick not having entered his
ana given security according to the act of
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabant of
aus country ~ ordered that the SAID defendant do
apPeaL mere on the first day ofthe next term aud an
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nrinted IL
c own OF Lyhchhurg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted al thetront door of the courthouse in the
''""' Copy-TeAc,
70. J. WILLS. C. C.
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WARD EIlECYlON.

HHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and
IL six Common COunciImen in each Ward,
IL the town Of Lynchburg, will take place, lur'
susnt TO an act Of Assembly, entitled ian act
10 amend an act, entitled an act, dividing the
town Of Lynchbnrg into wards. and for other
purposes" passed Feb. 10. 1880, on the hrst
Tuesday in April next; Il will be held in Lynch
Ward, M. /, bring all that part of said town
below the LIST alley, extending from the river "
tie twelfth street, at the office of A +. Big
gers, on Cd street. And in Henry Ward. No
.. being all that part Of said tow above said lH
'lley, extending from the river TO 10th street al
the office OF Nathaniel Winston. on % street
SAML. BRANSFORD,
Serg of the Corporation of Lynchburg'
March tide
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SSGlRGINlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office q,
the superb Court of Chancery for the Lynehbur,,
District. the ID day ofNov ls;}9. WIN. Tardy adm
Of Peter Detio dee. PHI against Prosser Powell adm
of Richard Powell, jr. dec. the said PROSE-. Powell
aud James Lee, surviving eAors of Richard Powell ~
dec. the SAID Prosscr Powell in his own right TRan,,
Powell, Lindsey Padget and Catherine his Wiz. and
Francis Powell, Ann Powell George Powell lHrv
2. Lee, Joseph l.. Lee, CharlesL l.. Lee sally Lee,
Nancy Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Lee, and L,s
infants BY Commissioner Bchagh specially assig va
tbcir Guardian, and Elizabeth Powell, Dclts. D
The defendant Thomas Powell, having catered ~
appearance and given security according 10 the act al
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is an inhatan o..
this country IL is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy ofihit
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in the town of Lynehbsrg. for Two months success
syoly, aud posted at the front door of the courthouse
in the SAID town.
copy-Teste, J. WILLS c. C.
JAN fS W!m45
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PERFORMANCES.

The Spring he was three years old, he won
the colts race at i,ew Market, NJ three heats,
SIX subscribers. purse 1900 dollars, beating
Betsy Archer, Jannefte aud Rockingham aud
others very easily, and repeating ~ hne time !;
the same spring he won the Jocky Club purse,
two mite heals, AT Spring Hill, i've starting
the fall after he was three wears old, he won
the annual posi- stake N New Market, two mile
heats, five Subscribers. 900 dollars each, beat.
Ing easily Janette, Mr.. Harrison's Vnglnan,
and two others-same fall he won the proprie.
tors purse AT Nouuway, two mile heats, beat
ing PhliS, Aratus, and one other with ease
the next week he run at Belieid for the Jocky
Club purse, 800 dollars, three mile heats, won
without difficulty, beating Bertrand. Araius
and two others-the week after. he won the
Jocky Club purse at Spring Hill, two mile
heats, beating Blusier and two others hard in
hand-the spring he was four years old, he won
the JoCky Club purse, 600 dollars, AT Belheld.
mile heats, bearing the distinguished race
mare Ariel. III fine time-ihe next week be
won the Jockp Club purse AT Laurencesie,
mile heats, 500 dollars, al one heat, which
ha took so easily that nothng would rnn a
gainst him the SO cond heat-,be next week he
run at New Market, four mile heats, and was
beat by Gohahnah at three heats, Shakespeare
beating FlirIlla in the same race. they con-
tending so closely as to injure each other. and
thereby gave GohaLnah the race-the tail he
was four years old. lie was trained, sustained
an injury in his hind ANGLE, was turned out,
taken up again and run, he WIS beaten by
Ariel, Monsieur lunson and Sally Magee
he was then turned out and winier-d, his ANGLE
improved the spring he was five years old,
he was again trained, aud run AT Halifax, n. &.
for the proprieior's purse, NV" mile heats, which
he won in great time, beating Mulatto, Mary,
&c. &c. the next week he won the Jocky
Club purse 500 dollars, al Belfeld. three mile
heats, al 3hcats, bfafiug sally Mage, his
ANGLE again gave way, and he las NOT stAtied
for a race since. So that il viii be seen from
the above statements of performances, that
SHAKESPEARE has beat almost every racer of dis
tinction that was on the turf with him among
them, Janetie, the favorte of New York. Der
traud the favorile of South Carolina, Fir
til!a and Ariel. the fayoriles ofSirgnia as well
az Aratus, Marktine. Phils, Rockingh ham,
Betsy Archer. &c. Shakespeare made
fine season the last spring, his colts will be
scattered into sixteen hiiereni counties. and this
spring will show for themselves. and wish
him TO rise or fall OF his own merits, and return
my thanks for The liberal encouragement here,
tofore revived aud solicit continuance oil the
same. WILLIAM 1ERhf.
March H. Is
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LAIRD FOR SALE.

saNY virtue of the authority given 10 the un
ID dersirned by deed OF trust, made by
Thomas Crew., bearing date the 18th oil sept
s2S. and daily recorded in the county court Of
Amherst. by which deed the trustees are era.
powered to exercise discretion IN selling the
property thereby conveyed, sliher publicly or
privately, as they might deem II most advI'a
BILE aud cxpedient. The undersigned, the tcus
tees, offer TO contract, at priyat" sale, for the
whole or any part OF the tract Of land in said
deed mentioned, on credit oil and years,
and they are Wiling IN divide the land So as
10 accommoda those disposed TO purchase -
This land lies In the county Of Amherst, on the
main Lynchburg road II miles from Lynchburg
and from Amherst courthouse. II IS fertile
in It's quality, lies well, is well adapted 10 the
produce OF tobacco, corn, wheat, &c and is, in
every respect, a most valuable plantation il
contains between and 900 acres, and is i'm
proved vita Brick Dwelling House, built in
the most substantial aud ornamental style. and
cost al least 00O---.ogether with all neces-
sary onl houses consisting of Carriage house
Barn, Kitchen, &c aud is under good fencug
The trustees, consulting The interest of those
interested are disposed 10 make every ehort 10
get Il reasonable price for the propefty-and
the iecessiiy OF sale makes il The interest," OF
every one DESTROYS Of owning valuable estate,
II examine for themselves, and TO await them
elves of opportunities seldom offered .-lhe
land will be shewn by Mr. Crews, who lives
in Lynchbnrg, and by either o, the Trustees al
any time, on application, aud every facility
and inducemeni will be offered To purchasers rs
10 the payments, which may be within tue pow
CT vi the Trustees.
EFF. GARDNER, Lyncbburg.
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Feb. l

xEikGiNlA.-A Rules hpiden in the Clerk oH
~ the Superior Court of Chancery for the LyneiI Vi
District the ith day of january, 1890. Charles W.
ley aud John H. Smith, surviving partners Of chs's
Rhlteley, I'm. Whiteley and John II. Smtlt A.
merchants and partners trading under the slyl -
firm OF Charles Whlteey A Co. Pltf. against Tl an0
iIix, VIM. Xix. Ma tha Xix, Drury Xix, Ale,saI
Marshall and Elizabeth his WIFE and Samuel N''t
and Hannah his wife, Dchs. "'
The defendants Thomas His, Drury Xix AI,,,.,
Marshall and Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel ui
aud liannah his wife, not having entered H.
appearance and given security according 10 the -"
Assembly and the rules of this court, and it apna,
by satisfactory evidence that they MOI nlal,n,s
this country 1t is orhnredihat the said defcndauts
pear here on the first day Of the term and sfs
he bl OF the plaintiffs and that copy OF th, orI VI
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed pif
wn Of Lynchburg, for two months slcces.iye,, "
1o,tcd at the front door of the courthouse intIc
town. A copy-Teste, J. WILLS q =
req.
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RYIRGlNlA.-At Rules holden III the Clerks office
V'ofthe Superior Court of Chaucery for the Lynch
burg District the Ith day of January, le3O. John &.
Elizabeth Campbell, adm'x of George Campbell dec
james Campbell, john Campbell George Campbel
John Masters and samuel Garland Delts
The defendant John Campbell, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he - not inhabitan OF
this country 1t sordrre that the SAID defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term, and
anwer the bill ofthe plaintiff, and thai copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub
lished in the town of IynchbuIg for months
successfully aud posted mp at the front door of the
courthousf in the said town
A copy-Teste J. WILLS, c. &.
Feb | winnie
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Shakespeare was got by Virginian, the favor
tie son OF Sir Archy, and among his most dis
'ingnished racers ms dam, who was sold last
fall two years with her colt by her side, 10 Mr..
Livingston Il New York, Tor ) 100 ls,by Mr..
Herbert iliIl's hay horse Shenandoah, one of
the first sons of the celeb ated race horse Po-
tomac he was out of Mr.. Hills bay mare by
the imported horse Febrifuge, her dam by the
imported horse Grey Doomed her granlam by
Wi'dair. her great grandam by Cot. Haynes
FlimnaP, he, great great grandam by Old Val.
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sESIR GINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks office Of
y the Superior Court of Chauccty Tor the Lynch
burg District the I'd day Of Nov ls29. I'm. NJ
She nnn PltL against Jincs bilbrn and Caroline his
VII, Am Thompson ana Fdma his wife, stephen
Jvtsf and Elizabeth his wife Thomas ID. sherman,
Mrseo u Shetman,Asa sherman, Albert 4. sherman,
Mla,laa baSis, joel Early, James T. Hopkins and
JuHes Bunch, Delts
III" taaudsm Albert A Shelrman,noi having entered
hs appearance and given security according to The
>embly mud the rules Of this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he isnot inhabitant OF
this county, II ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear h. tho first day ofthe term, and answer
the hl d tue plaintiffs and that copy olth order be
torthwnh inserted in some newspaper printed in the
town Of lynchburg for months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the courthouse, in the said
town. copy -Teste, ]. WILLS, c.
Feb. w2m49.
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EYiRGINIA, Set AT court heid for Bedfo ID couut.
~ At the courthouse, on the 25th day Of Jar l.31'
Charles c. Patterson, pitt. against David KYle am,
William Kyle dctts.
The defendant William Kyle, not having entered I'M,
appearance and given security according to tire ant =.
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearrp Ia
the satisfaction ofthe court that he is not an phal
Of this Commonwealth On the motion of the plan,1
by counsel il is ordered that the said den Wmk,cJ,
appear here The 18th Monday in March next and p
swor the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper prpted IN
the town ofynehburg for two months ucce.siytI, rJ
posted at the front door of the courthouse of , comfy
on Two several court DAYS.
Copy-Teste, q. A. W1NGFlELD D. e
feD.
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GARDEN SEED,

ARLY Short Top Scarlet Radsh. early
Ia Salmon Radish, Nasturtion white solid &c
lery, early Summer Squash, Scotch Kali. early
Horn Beet, early Horn Carrot early blood
Turnip Beet. Large Swelling Parsnin. Green
Head Lettuce, Drumhead do MAGGIE Wurizle
Beet, red Onion Seed, SaIfasy. early curlrd Sc
llc'a Lettuce, straw coIored Onion. Cherry
Iurnip Radish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber, early Frame Cucumber,
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans, early William Pea. Dwarf
Marrci at Pea. early Washington Pea. early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea. can,
green hsrltnn Pea, Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radsh, curled Pepper Grass, cur
led Parsley, Garden Cress early Cauliaower
Ochre Seed early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Kali,
Early York Cabbage, long Drumhead do.
BeJen do. early Emperor do long Imperial do.
green Savory do. late Bafesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusually low prices by
WIN. HoLCOMBE.
Feb. IS IA
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DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare Is u beautiful blood bay, hand
somely marked, black name aud tail, with a
most delightful coat oi hair, which Tor sickness
md inencss is seldom fquaIled. aud never es
ceeded Of most commanding appearance =;
great strength, beauty aud ACTON eight years
old this spring; tni slIteru hands hisI /;
aud it is thought by the best of Jndg-
cs that Shakespeare is not exceed in
point Of appearance by any horse in Ylrginia.
Much more could BE- said, but gentlemen OF the
lurf AID breeders in Virginia AID North Caro-
linn are 100 generally acquainted with the ben
r6cial results from judicinus crosses, TO require
any thing but their own judgment and disce.
ton To induce them 10 embrace the present
opportunity Of improving their stock. No
charge tor persons or servants bringing mares
10 this horse. Shakespeare is limited to three
mares per daY, and can say with clea; cou-
science that | think him the surest foal getlcr
ever kept, Should any mares fail to prove in
fonl that were put lasi spring, only bali price
will be charged 10 case gentlemen send again.
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Nai.UAHiAE FARM,
FOR SALE.

n AM disposed 10 sell my Mill and Planta.
n lion en- Cars creek, in he county OF Rock,
bridge, living on the highway from Covington
and Bath TO Lexington, distant about six miles
from the latter, and two miles from the North
fork of James River, which is nnvigable 10
Lvnchbnrg This farm contains upwads OF
400 acres-a large portion of which is of ex,
celIent qSality. and has a sufficient quantity. OF
meedow-ali of which is watered. The IN.
provements are n good country fam house and
all necessary out houses anew Barn OF the
first order aud 900 acres of cleared land which
may he divided into ten fields, so as to have
running water in each a valuable Merchant
NIL, lately built, with two par of stones-the
house is three stories high, and large enough
To contain ten thousand bushels Of wheat.
The situation f this farm, independent Of its
fertility, adds greatly 10 is valne. II is in the
neIghhorhood Of three manufactures ofiron,
ofLexington the College of Washington -and
affords an excellent stand FER a country store.
A gentleman DESTROYS OF residing in Lexington
on account of his children. could with conve,
nience, attend to, and draw all his supplies
from this farm. The MILL which has a good
custom. and which, with good management,
she NAV reIain. IS situated near the lower end
of the tract, and may he separated from il with
out Inconvenience. am willing to sell them
separate. The terms of sale will be made con.
venient TO purchasers. A STUART.
Staunton, March l. 6w
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ETIRGlNA TO Wlr;-A the rules held in The
" Clerks Office of the county of Franklin the
4h day of january, 1880. Stephen Preston, jr I'm.
Pratt, Smhson II DAVIS, John o. Leftwich and Bow
kor Preston, merchants and partners trading under
the style and firm of Stephen Preston, jr & Co. which
SAID VIM Pratt is also administrator OF Clifford Stone
decd pitts. against Margaret Stone, widow and relic
Oi Clifford Stone, decd. Nancy Stone, JeLu Stone,
Cain Stone, Alien Slono Roger Sone, Patrick Sloue
and Samuel Slone, infant heirs legatees of Clifford
Stone, dec by Margaret Slonc their guardian al liz
ten, Caleb Stone, Thomas Stone, James Stone, Jacob
Slsno and Abisha Sone children and heirs ofClitford
Stone. dec aud John Sample and Lewis Turnbnll late
merchants and partners trading under the style and
firm Of Sample Turnbull, and Nathaniel II. Clai.
borue, dels.
The defendants Caleb Stone Jacob Stone and Thomas
Slone not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing from satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants of tins State-On
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel il is ordered that the
SAID defendants, Caleb Stone, Jacob Stone and Thomas
Stone, appear the said Court on the first Monday IN
May next and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Vrginan a
paper printed IN the town of Lynchburg for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted Ut the
front door of the Courthouse fthis county
Acopy-feste JAMES c. TATE, d. C.
req O. w6w5l
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NyihGiNth.-At Rule. holden in the f'lc,l,---,,-
o. lne SUPERIOR Courtof Chancery for the , Ohe'
burg District the lih day Of January, 1880 I'm
,,ulchheia Sheriff ofthe cou MY ofspottsy kans
hey' Richard T. Putncy, VIM. r. Porter and R P'a'l1
Tine writ Of ScirefaciaS awarded in this c,,,y.
Robcr, Patton, jr. and 1t appearing by sal, and
evidence that they not inhabitants of This 81 Dry
ordered that the said defendants do appea,
ne hrst day OF TIC next term, and shew cause n 'i
they can, why this suit should not be proceeded III
,pecfhed N the said writ and that a copy of III
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper prinr' @
town ofLynchburg Tor two months sncccssycly I'VE
posted at 1he front door of the courthouse in h.
Town. copy-Teste, ~
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LAND FOR 6 ALE.
Feb Is

HnURSU ANT to a decree of the County
Il Court OF Amherst, at February Io"r''
1890, we, the undersigned Commissioner
will proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder on
Friday the 26ih March next, IL fair, If MOI, i"o
ne xt fair day ihel eafter tract of Land Ens
in the county of Amherst, about three n'"e5
from Lynehburg, adjoininng The Land -
James Lee, Amos Thacker, and others NC
lonein 20 the estate Of Jemima jenkins, op'
The sale win be made for cash, and posse4'Nh
given Immediately. JAMES LEE,
JAS. l. LAMKiN,
PBOSSER POWELL
Feb. o. tds
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DOCTOR j. VI. JENNINGS

D RESPECTFULLY offers hi professional
HI sefviers to the citizrns of LYncbnu.g
and Of the adjaceLt country particularly, ~ 'he
practice VI Medicine.
tie entefisins hope. that rom lis enns'an
assiduiiy, aud promises OF punetpsiilt. 10 msii
share oil the paironaga and eonhdehes o. lhf
public.
lie may he found FOR the present at theresa
dcnce of John Fictol. L.sq
Feb 25 Is