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ALBEMARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

"HE exercises of this school will re-
n commence on Monday the l 18th inst.
The course Of Antient Languages will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages
with ali the subjects connected with Greek
and Roman Literature. The Mathemat-
lcai course will include Arithmetic, Alge-
bra, Geometry, Plane aud Spherical Tri.
sonometry, Mensuration, the Differential
and Integral Calculus. In the course of
instruction in the French aud Spanish.
every enseavour will be made to enable
the pupil to speak and write those Iangua-
ges correctly. instruction will also be
given in English Grammar, Modern &C.
ography and History. Terms as hereto
fore. SAM. II. ROYALL,
V. ]. FERRON.
January $50 #
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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES, VIZ.

nm SACKS SILT, (Lirerpoot .6ued)
NV l Hogskead .Nr,o Orleans SUGAR,
! do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshead New-Orleans Molasses,
1 do West India do
. 500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.l
" chests Imperial aud Gunpowder
Tea,
9 boxes Chocholate No. 1,
l barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Allnm aud. Crppcra.s,
Rogers best Orange Gunp.wder,
Shot o: all sizes.
10 dozen pint FIasks,
Decanters, rumhers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce add Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
s barrels NJ. I Mackerel,
3 do No. ) do
9 do Family Shad.
Candles. TaIlow and Lard.
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow.)
200 pair fine aud coarse Shoes.
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather.
And proportiona,e supply of Upper
All OF which will he sold low for CASI
ny ]. .POLLOCK.
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.SA LIE,

4 N pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme
4 Court of Chancery for the Staunton
district, in the case wherein Jacob Eumb-
gardner is plaintiff, and James Hays, en-
ecutor of James Hays deceased, Joseph
Coifman executor of Jcconias Yancey, de-
ceased, and others are defendants. shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the 9th
day of April next, at John S. Cookies Ia
vern OF the county Of Abemar.e, so much
in the LAND OF which the said Jeconias
Yancey died, seized as will be sufficient
to produce the sum of $3.50 SIS cents,
with interest thereon from the 18th day of
f.. 'uary 1896, and the costs and charges
attending this sale, upon credit Of one,
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
"tth sufficient secarity.
NJ. w. ID. JONES
Deputy Marshall for
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, NJ. s. c. o.
March $50 ids
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enemies were those who exercised the =,
same profession he did.
But without looking for examples ]
amongst our meighbors, our own country
was not free from unjust prejudicos agains,
this same DESCRIBES, this transcendan,
genius, who was the first to enter n ca
reer, which was worthy of him alone, VIII"
has by single stroke, sn well drawn the
character Of mankind. when he says it is
as easy for maU to shake off his preiu.
dices as it would he for him'to burn his
own house. Was rot he accused of a,hc-
ism VITO endeavo,ed 10 prove, by a new
theory, that which never at any period re-
CURED proof, the existence of God
And to avoid the prosecutions Of his enc
mics, was he not compelled to seek an asy-
lum in the irigid climates Of the North
there to regain that tranquility which he
could not find i'm his own ccouutry I!
Melancholy fate Of illustrious men. So
much for the moderns.
What then may not anticipate, whose
new principles arc calculated to over
throw from their very basis the erroneous
system on which the X" art of healing" has
l'Ssteu uu'i t"iS udy Tor having sub
stituted method OF curing, simple as ma
ture herself, and in perfect harmony with
all her necsssities' Unjust expect, as
well as M apologists, to be assaiIed by
, the shafts Of ignorance and calumny.
Perhaps among those men who tremble
through four Of losing their domineerinp
power, and among the numerous victims
OF blind creduIity--some will be found
who will receive un(avorably the offering
which have so generally made TO the
world in my method of treatment but
Strengthened BY the integrity of my con-
science and the gratitude of those ormy
fellow creatures whom l have sna,ched
from the arms death, my soul, both
leellng and courageous, will lament the
blindness of my adversaries, who refuse to
= open their eyes to the light of truth, and
will deplore still more that of thousands o.
patients who have fallen victims to ,hei,
own ctedulity.
A. MARTIN.
Stanton, March $50 1T
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a RULES HELD INTuE CLERKS OF. :,
IA FiCE Of Albcmarle County Court, in /
1880.
Edmund J. Thompson
Plaintiff.
Dickson Burress, William Coleman, Joel
Walton and Elizabeth his wife. late F.
lixabeih Coleman, Thomas Coleman,
and John Coleman, which said William
Coleman, is husband. and the said f.
lizabe,h, Thomas and John are chill
dren of Frankly Coleman deceased, late
Frankly Garrison, Robert Il. Garrison,
Garland Gardner and Mary Ann his
wife, late Mary Ann Garrison. Catha-
riHe Garrison, Reuben Via, aud Levin
ia his wife, late Levinia Garrison, Ju-
dith Garrison, and Charles Garrison,
which said Robert, Mary Ann, Catha-
rine, Leyinia, Judith and Charles, are
children Of John Garrison deceased,
- Garrison, widow of James Gar
rison deceased, Elijah Garrison, Nancy
Garrison, Eliza Garrison and Achillis
Garrison, children Of James Garrison
deceased, William Garrison, -
Waggoner and Frankly his wife, late
Frankly Garrison, Agnes Garrison, Lew
is Garrison, John Garrison and Eliza
beth Garrison, which said William,
Frankly, Agnes, Lewis, John and Eliz.
abeth, are children Of jeremiah CARTS
on deceased.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants. William Coleman. 10
lei Walton and Elizabeth his wife, John
Coleman. William Garrison, - Way
goner, and Frankly his wife, late Frankly
Garrison. Agnes Garrison aud John Gar
rIson. not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the ACT
OF Assembly, and the rules of this Couty
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Com.
monweallh-on motion of the plaintiff BY
their counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here on the irst day
OF April Court next, aud answer the plain
tlfs bill, andthat copy of this order b,
forthwith inserted IN the Virginia Advo
cate, newspaper published in the towr
charlottesville, for two months success
lively. and posted at the front door Of tn,
Courthouse Of this county for the same
length time.
a copy
| Teste
! IRA GARRETT d. G..
| January $50 2m
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NOTICE.

FNIE Subscribers to Jefferson's Cores
T. pondence, in Boards-are respect
fully informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf, with
gilt hacks, at fifty cents per voIume-or
in extra calf, wi,b running colours on the
sides, and handsomely gilt at seyenty-fiye
cents per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
.. Main-Street.
January 1870 If
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The defendant William P. Haden not
having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the act Of ASSEM-
bly,, and the rules OF this Court, and it ap-
Pearng by satisfactory evidence, that he
IS not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth
ON motion Of the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, 1t IS ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF April Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Virginia Advocate. a news.
paper published in the town Of Charlottes-
vile, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Court house
oil this county for the same length of time.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT d. C.
January $50 Pm
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TRUST SALE.

Pf virtue Of deed Of Trust executed
I'D 10 the subscriber by Daniel s. Mos
by, bearing date li,h, April, 1879. aud
"f record in Albemarle County Court Of
fee. shall on Tuesday the 9th April
next on the premises offer for sale to the
hishes, bidder, the following property, to
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TWO TENEMENTS

Two ENEMENTS
FOR RENT.
nNE comfortable BRICK HOUSE
" adjoining Mr.. John Kelly's, with
good garden and an excellent we'll OF wa.
ter-possession can be had Immediately.
One situated on the south end of Court
street, which will be completed by the / ST
of January, at which time possession can
be had by application to
j. POLLOCK.
N. B. Ny creditors are pressing me
hard for what is due them, and necessity
will compel me to press all those that have
not paid me before the first day Of Janua-
ny next. hope no farther notice will be
required. J.P.
December 1l-'29 ~ If
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LAND FOR SALE.

q N obedience to decree of the County
Il Court of Albemarle pronounced on
the FIRST day o. March, 1880, the under
signed will offer for sale, on the 18th Of
June next. if fair, ifno.. the next fair dav.
at William G. Maspin's store. Iaie
Glcnn's,) in said county, the several
TRACTS OF LAND.
described below, on a credit Of ono ,vo
andthree years, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. with deed Of
trust on the property TO secure the paymcnt
thereof
A tract containing about
$50 ACRES,
lying in Browns Cove, OH which is a LARGE
and convenient
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
two stories, with four rooms on the lower
l!oor I; brick kitchen, meat house and fac.
tory, with other necessary out houses and
garden.
his will make an agreeable summer
residence for family FROM the lower coun-
try.
A tract containing about
$50 ACRES,
on the north side Of Bucks elbow. On
which is a
DWELLING HOUSE
win TWO rooms on the lower floor, ktch-
en-, other out houses and orchard-pood
tobacco land on this tract, which will be
q Vided IT necessary.
a tract containing about
400 ACRES,
lying on both sides Of Moreman's river
and the road to Turks Gap. On this tract
is good tobacco land and a small DWELLING
house-tfRs tract will be divided if neces-
sary.
Two other tracts, one about GO, the 9TH
err about 100 ACRES, both have good to-
bacco land. All the above tracts lie in
said county. more minute description
is thought unnecessary, as pur chasers com.
monty examine for themselves. Tliomp-
son Brown, who lives in The neighborhood
will shew the property.
THOMAS II. BROWN.
Commissioner.
March $50 am
1t the above land should not be sold. it
Will be rented for the next year at the "a
bove time and place by
c. g. T. BROWN, ad'mrs.
The Richmond Enquirer will publish
The above once week for months. and
forward their account to this Office for set. |
Element.
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VALU ABLE FARM,
FOR SALE.

am disposed to sell INV Mill and Plan
a ta,ion, or Cars creek, in the county
OF Rockbridge, lying 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 navigable TO I.ynchburgh. This
farm contains UPWARDS of
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BUNCH RAISINS
rs u Ch-W HEAT

h u " .hN"w Id e. AT
WE HAVE received ON Commits.
w sion ""''''
70 Boxes fine Raisins,
. Barrels Buck Wheat.
q half barrels do.
', " Inch we will sell very low for cash the
kaisins at a small ad vance on tn. Rich
mond price. ~ ~
we have on hand large assortment of
HAIS,@CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
and variety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
A few pieces handsome
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
Aud
FANCY GILT CHAIRS
Oneommonly low. in fact, they will sell
any article they have for CASH NJ jov ,s
1t can be had in this place.
T. +. BOYD g. BROTHER
December 25-'20 a.
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UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.

"A L this Establishment will be kept
"a constantly on hand and furnished 10
order, large Loaf Bread Of superior quail
ty, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and Prices
for cash.
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AISO-

Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
dings, pies, &c. for less money tban the
cost of wood consumed in families for bak.
ing the same.
November 27-'20 If
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400 ACRES.

1OO IN SAo u1SS
"a large portion of which is of excellent
quality. and has sufficient quantity of
meadow--all Of which is watered. The
improvements are good country Farm
house. and all necessary out houses a
new Barn Of the first order, and 200 acres
Of cleared land, which may be divided in
10 ten fields, so as 10 have running water
m each a valuable
MERCHANT MILL
laely built, with two pair Of stones-the
house is three stories high, and large e.
ntugh to contain ten thousand bushels of
wheat.
The situation of this farm, independent
OF its fertility, adds greatly to its value.
It's in the neighbourhood of three manu-
factories of Iron, of Lexington. the College
of Washngton-and affords an excellent
stand for country store. 4 gentleman
deiirous Of residing in Lexington on &C.
CONT of his children, could, with conve-
nince, attend to, and draw all his sup.
plies from this farm. The Mill, which
has good custom, and which, with good
management, she may retain, is situated
near the lower end Of the tract, and ma,
be separated from it without inconveni.
ence. am willing to sell them separate
The terms OF sale will be made convent.
ent to purchasers.
A. STUART.
Stannton. February &c, 1880 CIV.
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"A y g TT o W
Commission. Business.

Commission Business.
FHE subscribers offer their services to
IL the public in the above capacity :.
viz: as 4 UCITON 81 COMMISSION
HER CHANTS. They are prepared to
receive, and will sell any article entrusted
to their care, either at private or public
sale, as may be required Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention TO have regular AUG
TON SALES, on each Court day, and
on such other public days as may be ne
cessary. Their Commissions will be as
reasonable az possible, and proportioned
to the value Of the articles sold.
Believing such an establishment will be
an accommodation to the public. IN dis
posing Of many articles and being deter
mined 10 give strict attention to it, and be
punctual in their dealings, they solicit.
and will eDjeavour to merit whatever en-
enlargement generous public may be-
STOW
P. F. BOYD g. BROTHER.
October 80 1920. If
N. Il. The above will be conducted
by P +. BOYD, at the corner, between
the Central Hotel and Court Honse squar.
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a 4 Rules held in the Clerks Office
IN of Albemarle County Court of jan
uary, 1880.
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The Richmond Enquirer will publish
the above once week for months. and
forward their account to this Office for set
clement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14
Gun and i,ock Smith.

<nHE Subscriber respectfully iuforms the
citizens of Lypchbnrg aud the public
enerally, that M has taken The stand immedi'
le.y opposite the franklin Hotel, main street,
Is nchburg, lately occuplen by Archey Lew
Is, aud intends To earry on, IN ali It's branches,
the sun and Lock Smith business. His long
experience in tn. business enables him TO as
sure tbose vino may uust their work To him,
tina, II snail he executed IA The best aud neat
EST manner. aud with great dispatch, and as
chem as any whern in the United States. He
will be very thankful 10 all who have Guns or
Gun Locks, House aud Trunk Locks, and Keys
10 repair, or any other work IA his line, To give
nm a call LEVI fl5bth.
Dee / 2m36
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Fall and Winter Goods.

yEyHE Subscribers having now received ihe
II grraler part of their FALL aud WIN
TER GOODS, respectfully invite then custom
efs, and purchasers generally, 10 exa hlne 'hfi'
present extensive assortment. Ia the FANCY
LINE they have the pleasure OF uh rinS' at TIE
most moderate p ices, the following
superior black Italian Lustrings
Richest blk. Satin Levan,ines
Blk, and blue uack Gro de Nap Silks
Blk. Cord d Gro de Zaun', a NV article
z tinted BAIT esse, various 5 aides aud figures
Rcb figured lsnarines, extremely cbsAp
Salins, Modes aud tlorences, ever, shade
Gro de Nap SILKS, every shade
Partisan PLAID Gro lie Maps, new style
few pieces Nankln and Canton Grapes
Caicoes, m extensive and beautiful assortment
bik Crcas ians and Bumbaziues
Ladies steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown aud mperal blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merino Cloths
Iambured Book Musins, richest figures
Plain, SWISS and Book do
81 and GA Jscsneis and Cambrics
few pieces 5-4 Medium Muslins, elegant
"A, ID and Cd hlbet Sha~s
Ner o Lon avis, first order
Embroidered Paris Grape shaws aud Scdrfs
Palmorinc and Silk Shaws
Lace Capes, CoIlaret- and Pelerines, splen
Decoupe and Barge Dress oha,vls
Artificial Wreaihs aud Roses
Al and 4 Bohbmet Laces, p ain and figured
Inca" aud Bobbinci Edg,nss
Richest Brussels Lace,
olk and nobDinet do handsomest STYLE
Bobblnet Lace Wells, white ana black
Fine Lawns. aud Linen CambIc hdkfs
Cotton SIX aud Worsted Hosiery iuil assert
nent
Fine, and saperfne grass hehched Irish Linens
few pieces superior Inrcad Camblicks
beautiful assorJmea nee style Boenet Rib
varleiy of riches embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies Embroidered MiI, and llorsr Skin
Gloves
few box fancy "a, Ribbons
Vice tusrfng Ribbon soiId coiors
Ladies aud Leutentns black and white Silk
Gloves
nluin whit Nle,iao c ,bs. rev aud beautiful
case lashoazbe Les6orns. &c &c. &c
SEAg'EiG GOODS.
. fen pieess tttfa fine Eaa C,o.h,, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine 4 supe fine English
Cloths including tive. black. olive. steel
mix, HAd rv.ry las, lonaaic hhse
5 per dolE'. mtatd Dtah Co.lilgs
Fine aud sur Guo blue and lack Cassmeres
few pieces super Drfb, do. double and single
miled
Superior black, aud hlof black SIX Velvet
Marsellles, S"aasho"n aud Val.ncia Vestings
Scotch Plalds am Candles
feA pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy cniolcd ga n, 5. finest flush
Several Eases medium do.
Several bales heapy Poiar Bauktt
A large supply kngh~r Duiltl B!anke's
Red Stripe) the larges and cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium Canne. ofevcry color
Green Serge aud docking baigp
Several pieces ingram Carpelings. haudsomes,
hgores
"a aud A brown and bleached Dnmpsiics
"a and A Plaid 10 indigo blue
Sd brown and bleachrd Waltharn SLertiup
bale superior unbeaehed Sea Island Sh,rtinp
A few pieces "a real Rus ia heetings
Piaids and plain Lmdseys for servants wepr
Several bales double miIed Am, 10Th.
Double miiled Napt Cot,ons, No {. >
full assortment Spun Cotton, Il, &c. &c.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
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ONfo1ICE.-By virtue of deed of ,ru,,
AS executed 10 me by John H. Virgin b ar
ing date on the 18th day of Altil, 1926. and
recon ~ the county Court OF Btdford. and
TO accomplish certain purposes in said deed
e ,a shall, on Mooday the Goth Jan.
1881 on the premises, expose to sale, b, wsv
OF puohe auction, certain tract or pa. eel Of
,ano' conveyed aud described IN said deed
y'"s anu oe'ns ~ the county of Bedford. con-
.a,'''"s no acres, more or less, il being the
s s"u'oa'a,. y, parcel of land which formerly
" "eu vi 70 george Douglass, dec. The terms
oil salt will be made knpwn a, Tho Inn nd
place OF sale. The title to said land is Leliav,d
10 oe unqnesuonably good, bu, acting as mus.
'ee' WIN convey 10 The purchaser OF purohas
sefs' sucn u'le as is vested in me by the said
deed OF trust, aud none other.
ma, hALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
" ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-14

STS TRCfSfA, TO vii Alta Superior Court
y of ChsnBery, holden al the town OF Lynch
The Both day Of Oct. 1929. Elizabeth AleIsn.
der. PhL
against
John Galloway, surviving ex'or OF James Cal
away, dec. John Waits. and WIN. Irvine aud
Rbben Irvine ex'ors Of WIN. Irvine, lee. Geo
" Galloway, eAOr of John Galloway, sen.
Ffaneis Galloway and Henry Galloway, eH 'ors
OF CHARLES Galloway seu. dec. DAVID Saunders,
Jabez Lehwirh, Thomas Sale, 90 or OF bona
Loqwgod. Mm. Lehwich, jr. (black head
Thomas Lumpkm and Lucy Galloway, Deits
THIS suit Is dismissed As 10 al The defendants
except John Callaway, surviving eK'or Of
James Galloway, ssn. dec. and Lucs Cailawhy.
ihr pain IFS III further prose nnng ~ 10 them,
and fhercupon the cause came on 10 be- heard
On the bni answer OF tire defendant Lucy Cal
away, and exhibits, and the subpoena awarded
lher 10 ON the ID day Of June, 1928, Which APP
pears 10 have be- duly ehscnted 81 lie deit.
john CaHa4ay aud was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof, the court doth order,
that one ol / commlss,onsrs do take an account
oil the administration o The estate o. said
James Callaway. dec md report The same TO
tbr court. with any pstsis speciality stated,
thought pertinent by himself, OF required by
the parrle, - hr o stated.
4 cops -fe.tc, j WILLS, {. {.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
LyHch4ng 81 Dec. 1879.
The parties n thu oaGs~ vii, TAX 40 e,tha' !
have pro ntrd / sda5 The 10 dag OF a'r h
next 10 comm nee ihe accounts duecied ~ The
foregoing order o. court, on which day, a ihe
hour of nine o'clock IN the morning they are
required to attend at my Office, in THIS town,
with then accounts, vouchers, aud copies Of
court papers, prepared for examination an
settlement l.. d. NOkYELL. Com.
Dor. 81. wI~1O
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a List ofLeRcrs remaining in LiBefty Po,
Office on he 3lsl Dee. 1929,
A-Wlam Agee, Wm. Arher.
B-Rpuben ). brown, Martin T. Bark,
Harvey Beard, Richard c. Bingham, VIM Bur
nett, Judy Barren.
C--Jno. z. Claytor, Gideon Crews Lewis T
Grain, I.aac Cundiff Mazda Coleman.
D--Isaac Duncan, john Dearen.
E-Franois Evans. K d Edmonson.
Flea Fear. Henry T. Franklin. sa muel
Franklin, Elizabeth Franklin.
G-M u. Gray l.aac Grass, Thomas Glib.
SON Newton H. Curt
H-Hru'y S. Hopkio'. Pleasant w How.
ard Lucas B, Hawkins, Willis Hunter, Eliza
beth Harlpa, Elijah Hally, Henry Hudleston
Elnita Hewitt, WIN. Hall, James Hambleton,
Stephen Holland.
J-Samuel Jarrott, Samuel johnson, Ran.
som Jeter, Elias james.
L-Charles Lamb, RI.
M-James Martin, Daniel Murry, Lewis
Merritt, Sarah I. Moore. Wm. Mead Samuel
7. Mitchell, Thomas 2. Mnchell Stephen sla,
ten, Matilda Middleton, Samuel McGehee, Mr..
Mackey.
N-James J Noell, Edwin w Nevil1
O-Thos OVeTstreet, Lewis OverstreeI.
P-Simoa Powell, Robert c. Penn.
Q-Samuel q larles
k--Rober, Rainy, Garland Rucker, Robert
Rosebrook.
S-Julius SAUNDERS Bedford Sheriff, James
Stone.
t Arther Thomarsoo. Hugh Tiffany, Wm
/. W. Thomas, Rober, Tinsley, Henry Tuck
err.
W. Elizabeth Witt, Sarah Ward. Jona,ba,
Watson, Lucy Walker, Jesse White. ucory
p. Williamson. WM. X. PORTER, p. NJ.
Jan. '#.# "a,
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TO FARMERS

1--WE are paying me nigbest cash Pic TOT
" all WHEAT delivered a, Black Water
MiIs-for all delivered until LIST January next,
nor contracted for, we will pay Is cts. al least,
more II the market cash price exceeds that a,
the iimo Of application tor payment Our Of
fee 5 opposite The Office Of the Vnginian
III We advise the delivery oiaii wheat laten'
,ieJ l1r market before the LIST of January, as we
believe Il will not command IS cts. after that
time hAlHL. hiN5lOf q 90.
Dec Is