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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

againd
John Couch. If. adm'r OF Marshall j. Couch,
dec. Maria A. Couch, vi low Of the sad MAJ
shall ]. Couch, dec and Poly NJ Couch. John
A. Coacn. George W. Ca1rh, Sarah l.. Gu h,
Maria A. Couch. Peter J. Couch and Mart a
I. Couch, infants by Commissioner bsnash,
specially assigned Their guardiAn Jessr l.
Couch and John ID. Murreli, Def'.
THIS cause came On tbs day to hr heard On
the papers formerly read. aud The report OF
Commissionrr Benagb, made IN pursuance OF
the order OF thp D DAY 81 tnbaf. 1922, to
" hich there vs. no exception, and was argued
by counsel: On consid rarien whereof, the
couri delivered the following opinion
BIZ The Chancellor. i here might have been
az account assets. NJ the tune the account
Of administration was directed but, rs Where
was not, il must now be taken Of he real aud
personal assets. iftheIe be any oi The latter
for, il would BE premature n, iiiis time 10 direct
Q sale of The lan1' without an account 81 them,
and OF the varlou. CLAIMS against the ,nies-
IA es estate and a description OF the docd-
nrnls upon which they are founded and par.
tcuarly whether these documents bind the
heir, or not. by HE name Of heu5'--lor the
reason stated by the court "a ie" days ago. III
the case OF kos. We Marhble AMI otntrs. that,
If bond er1 di,oIs binding The heirs, have Ell.
haus ed the personal assets SIMPLE, cootthe,
nseditors t. that extern, may be placed 10 their
croes, AMI pad TO that extent odt Of tie real
sbsets--Hih The accounts now dnected. when
they are reported the court can th"n place
zach creditor where he ought TO stand, aud de-
cree him 10 be paid, Ms tue law diecu. This
~ the usual course of the couri.-Sec ChTli.
Blak. 329, for he definition OF bond, AMI the
court will add that II Il do not bind the seirs by
i" the name Of is but q simple con-
frdct claim. Wherefor, the court doth order.
that II be referred 10 one OF the Commissioners
Of the court 10 lake the said arcoun,s accot-
DINGHY, who Is directed to examine. state, and
settle the same, and make report thereof to the
court, vita amy matters specially stated,
m ought pertinent by himself, or required by
ihe parties TO be so stated.
A Copy---Iesip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
Jan. 81
Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

HIIIIeTy, MautuamaklnS &c.
NH hS. GILL returns her thanks TO the cit;
1vA zens of Lynchburg and its vicinity 10,
'he'r patronage, aud informs them that she
eononnes TO execute orders for Bonne,s La.
a'es Dresses; &c in the neatest manner. and
acceo'ns 10 The latest and most approved
one has on hand an assortment of SILK and
es"o'h bonnets, suitable Tor both town and
ouniry trade, which will be offered =, the
"o' 'euocea OFFICES. Jan. 30 iffiinfs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

hool oALt.-i "hi proceed 10 sell. at
public auction, for cash. before the fro.,
door OF VIM. Ierry's tavern, in the Town of
Liberty, on Monday the 25ih day Of ,hn month,
Qha' beng Bedford Cou,, day,) certain
'rac, or parcel of land, lying and being in the
SAID Comfy OF Bedford, ON Meadows Creek.
joining the lands OF Samuel Hohson, John
Fizer, Elliott Lowry and others ;, onlamlng one
hundred aud Twelve acres, be the same more
OF less.
The sale will he made 10 pursuance of trust
deed. executed to me by Darid Farley aud
3chiHfs Farley, for the benefit OF John + Haa
klns, dated ne y h day Of DC ober, 1929, aud
duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the coup,v
aforesaid.
Acting rs trustee, shall convey such title
only us the deed aforesaid vests in me.
MAURICE h. GARLAND, Trustee.
AprIl 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

4 Nefegani Philadel ph a made BAROUcTys
4 Amon9pfed with brass, Constructed for ons
or two horses-also, square PIANO FORTE
Enquire Of The Printer. va La
February %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

Dissolution of CoPartnership.
HyHE copartnershir hereto ore exis,ieg re.
u tween the undersigned, under the
firm Of A. o. Nash, & Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted 20 The
concern will make payment TO A. Hatch. r..
and those to whom they are indebted win lea j
ga him for payment. A. o. NASH.
Feb A. HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
Great Bargains in
DRY GOODS. &C.

IKE offering AT Mckee, Robinson and Co.'S
IN staple and Fancy Store, opposite the
Market House.
Checked. striped and Nemour Ginghams
Battsie Dresses, beautifully assorted
Cor'nIhian and Warsaw Cahcoes
Adelaide striped dc, very cheap
Fashionable chsneeable Gro de Nap Silks
Best black Italian Lutesirmg
Superior quality black Mandarin Grapes
Colored aud black India Ponges for Riding
Dresses
Mamie crop Nankeens OF superior quality
Linen Drllings, of all descriptions
Black Lasting, broclIelle, Prince,ta aud prunel.
Cloths. Cassimeres, and superior Vpstings
IRISH L,neus. kenIings and Thread Hdkfs
Superior Thread CambIics, II low prices
splendid selection of Belt Ribbons
general assortment ofDomestic Goods
The above are just to hand. purchased as low
as cash could procure them, and VIC respectful
" invite our town and country friends to cal
and examine .hen, as theprce is unques,iona-
BILE.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

NfeKEE, ROBINSON Il Co. beg l,avs.o
~ 'niFn the Planters and Couotrv Me-
Iuan's mat they are a, all times so,ciiou. -,
Barter Tor country produce, and to p;vs n,
April II. e'o'ofe'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

prlcr OF 10 the season, which will commence
on the LIST March. and expire the LIST July, 10.
be discharged by the payment of $lO within
the season, So the single leap, payable at the
time of service, and $40 10 insure a mare in
toal, to he paid whenever it is ascertained the
mare is in foal, or transferred, and 81 cents to
the groom in every case. Good paslurage will
be furnished gratis, and mares left with the
horse, If required, will be well led and attended
to at % cents per day. All possible care anu
attention shall be paid 10 prevent accidents or
escapes but will not be responsible for either.
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful chestnut
sorre, very near if not quite l6 hands high,
now rising five years old. and for blood, hone
and strong running points, surpassed by few,
il any Horse in Vieg oa. In consequence Of
an injury which he received when only few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, just above
The paslern joint, (the leg nearly cut of by
syihe,) he was nev er framed for thu turf.
As this is his Fl, ~ season. aud the great scar
city of money at his time, his services are
offered lower than any horse of equal blood in
Virginia. He is now in full possession of all
his natural powers Unmpaired by bard run
mug OF old age.-Asany fine horses are broken
dawn and worn out by hard running and age
before they are lie; to nares-hence II is we are
SO often disappointed in the Colts we get from
such horses-for hold It TO be a truth thai
cannot be controveIsed, that the offspring OF
all animals must pHrtake more or less ol the
inh "a t. 81 the pareat sock at the time oil
nrar
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HWRM1H y N2RN

afAVE just received at their Cash Store, on
IL Bank Square. lyesh supply of Winter
Goods-a5 ongsi which are
20 pieces Casinetts
20 pieces Linssys
10 pieces Duffield Blankets
| Bale Point do
! truss, of Rose do
A Splendid assortment of fresh Cloths and Cas-
mares OF every colour aud quality, bought al
auction.
900 pieces of handsome Winter Cqlicoes
Merlno Shawis and Scarls
Cashmere do do
Nava, no Bonnets
The above Goods, together with mos. of
their stock are fresh having been purchased
within short time and will be sold at the ID ost
reduced prices.
February 7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
NVFF III
JOiN WILLS, c K.
COMMISSIONER ; DtFlt T., I

Lgocuborg, 1910 Mach, 1891.
The parties 10 tn. cause vii fake nance,
that have appointed Saturday The 30 h day
IF April neu', 10 cnnmeace the accounts d.
res,ei by the lorcgoing order OF court. on
which lay, at thu hour CLOCK IN The mo-.
nng thy are required 90 attend ~ NY ohic'
in ihi. town. win Their accounts. vouchers and
copies Of court paper, prepared Tor eISmlnd-
ton aud sriiltmen
JAMES BENAGH. Com.
March oe WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
PEDIGREE

YOUNG VULCAN was got by Braunas's Oh
Vulcan, and came out OF fan blo0ded Jiuney
Nulcan's large SIZE, superior muscular power
and blood, enuie hlm To share oil public pa
uonage, ~ he partakes more Of the royal giH
than any other Jack IN this part Of the coun-
Try. FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
IL N. b. Young Vnlcan is for sale Tor cash,
Or on time, and should sell him the purcha-
ser to complete The season at the above stands,
aud possession can be bad immediately
+. CALLAWAY,
Leesvle, Campbell. March % wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

n i court Of quarterly sessions continued and held
for the county of Campbell tho al, day Of March
I53l.-Harrison Chiffon, complt. against Stephen
Chiffon and Richard Per kns OF judith Chiffon
decd, defts.-ln Chancery.
The defendant Stephen Chiffon, not having entereo
his appearance and given security according 20 eo
act of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and ap
pearng 60 the court that he not InbbIiant OF TINS
State it is ordered, that he do appear here on ine
second Monday in June next, and answer The OH o.
serted in some newspaper published in the town Of
Lynchburg fortwo months successTely, aud posted az
the front door of the house OF this county On
some court day Acopy-Ieste,
March "a W2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
Apra14

SxflRelNiA-A Superior Count oi chm
u oefy, hol3en Al ID iosn OF L,nchoure
on The 90 day Of oetooef, 1850.
DAVID : Garland Nn. Walton aud james
P.na. merchants and partners, trading under
an. firm OF Garland. Walton a Penn. aad jesse
Hsre. TUE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
CALsYCOS,

iarse assortment, ne" patterns. and certain.
~ more beautiful than any heretofore I'M.
ported N'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

" HEAT.-The highest price in cash
W WI he gwen for wheat, delivered q,
'"1 ,,ynchourg Mills. ]. Il c. t. LYNCH
March 81, 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
BONNET RIBBONS

an. a Re" set the mos, splendid. ~ Tie ot,s,,
NO" OF the Ladies IS particularly invi,ed. Tps'
are ai'o invited TO call and examine a s,to1,5t.
oeduf5W a"d new style article for ladies' ,gs.S
mer bonne'S, invoiced-" Satin straw.
latest Paris. fashion. las
WIDE white and black Satin
""e punk, blue, green, straw aud black -,
irng 10 ~
Narrow Tofielta and Sa,n-s'IraIo-,
A few pieces elegant BeIt-.,oye,l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
The Full Blooled Jack
YOUNG VULCAN.

nNfOW ri.ing i've years Old VII stand IN
AZ ensuing season, y, Fancy farm, in TIE
county of Bedford one half Of his time, snf
be Other half near Cheese Greek Church, IN
said county, 10 pass down by Robert {. Step
toes TO Cheese Creek, aud go up by Davis
Store, Edward Gwa,k,ns's Shop TO Fancy
fam again, and will be regular at cach
stand every ninth day, except public days,
Or III case Of bie b water, aud viii he let 10
Mares at the moderate price of Seven Dol
lars the season, which may be dscha'ged
by paying Six liars within the season. -Four
Dollars the single lenp. 10 be paid a; III" ''mc
OF service, or II will he consider ed a esason,
Ten Dollars 10 insure Mare 10 be in loal, 10
he paid so soon AS il is ascer,alned that III,
Mare ia in lonl, or traded OFF, cents 10 the
Groom IN every instance. The .egson Will
commence the lst day OF April, aud will eX-
piIe the lotl JnlY next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
GLOVES,

Super long White Kid
super horSeskin, short, white and fsnsy Cd.
lors 'eO' W.
Fancy colored Mitrs
For Summer Dresses.
Splendid painted French Baise
pieces most beautiful Satin st,;n.d rs;,,sl
trench Muslin. entirely u new atlicls
cheap ontln striped Gauzc, for parties
GINGsZAMS.
super Al Cambria, handsome colors
81 Musl,n--plaid
Bufi PIsid-Scotch
striped Muslin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

The parties Interested in the above cause are hereby
notified, that have appointed the 3rd Friday in Aprn
next at the Old Mansion House of Col John Early,
deceased, in the county of Franklin and at present oe
cupied by Melchzedeck Early. at which time ana
place. shall attend for the purpose of setting and ad-
JuStng the accounts between sald parties and reporting
thereupon and the said parties hereby required 10
attend with their witnesses and vouchers prepared fo'
settlement. BERNARD G. HENDRiCk, M c
Feb, q w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
LACE s.

Large rich fe'd white and black Veil.
cTpes snd Collars--reh patterns
o. aud 4-4 Bobbiue,s
thread and Bobbnet Lacss and Edeios.
Wide and narrow Footing
l" 'eaa and bohb'net lnsertings, beautiful D,
trIns-articles often called Tor .nl l,', "
dom found in this marke,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
eb. 10

/ "a Ia Court held for Franklin County, at the CouIl
Al House, the 3rd day OF November, 1S30.-Ed~afd
Coilnaway, Plaintiff against James c. Early, Defen
dant. In Chancery.
This cause thus day be heard upon the eS'
cepions taken To oftbe Commissioner in this
Cause aud Was argued by Counsel, upon consideration
in the SAID Report doth order The same to be recon-
United to the Master Commissioner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
HANDHER cHyEps
SCARFS.

o dog. beautiful neck
Splendid Foulard, Iong-s1tiu strip.
Superior Palnnerine -Embrn,je,eS
SupeF DIX do fancy colors
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March %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
HAklkOD Is. SCDTE
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Anvil IL
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MavshaA's Sale.

Aug. 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
.NEW YORK LINE
SPRING GOODS.
TUESDAY, 29th MARCH.

USF received by the Packet Effort, and now
eV opening at r. II. JENKINS, choice selec-
ton OF new style and fashionable Spring Goods re-
ccved ny the last arrivals from France and Enrlard
at New York; consisting of
Changeable Belgans
Rich painted nuslins
Plain pink French gnghams
Printed Lawrenteens
Painted and corded striped ginghams
MandareeDs and Philippines
An extensive assortment of Partisan stripe and Mo-
sale figured spring calicocs
a variety of the latest style silk guaze and Grape
dress hdkfs. and scarfs
Ladies and gentlemens best horseskn gloves
Fine and common do mitts
Rich gauze cap and bonnet ribbons
Bes quality POngee nd silk flag and bandanna hdkfs
Il new and beautiful style spring belts
Lemon pink, blue and salmon gro de Maps
Green barege, for wells q
all widths
Rich lace cellars, capes, pelcrecns, orellas, chemi-
sets, caps, and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and infants caps
ladies' duus'abe bats
do misses do do Of superior ma0ulac-
turc to my yet offered, and new shape
! case yellow and black Navarinoes
Also, an extensive assortment Of rcb fancy and sta
pie Dry 6 'Uds. received by previous arrivals
Persons about leaving the city, VINO DESTROYS
OF purchasing the latest and most fashionable Spring
Goods, to- dress Of every description, or IRISH and
G9rr0in Stirring Linens, ofthc most approved bleach
and a prices which challenge n competltion would
do well 10 call and examine thc assortment. at
r H. JENKINS,
mar % Linen 9nd Fancy Dry Good Store.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
BROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING

WILL commence the last Wednesday in April
w the 9th proXImo, and continue four days.
LIST day-two Races--a SweePstake and Poststake.
Subscribers to Sweepstake-me heats-entrance
S20O-half forfeit
ABNER ROBINSON, JAS w. WINFREE,
WIN: r. JOHNSTON IsHA,1 Pucxrrr
Subscribers to Posstuke--mile heats-entrance
SI00-play pay:
THO. Watson, THO. d. WARSAW
1No. MINGE, JAS NJ. SELDEN.
VIM r Johnson
I'd day-Proprietor'e Purse S2oO-two mile beats.
Sd day-Jockey Club Parse S5OO--three mile heats.
4th day-two races annual Poststake and Sweep
stake.
Subscribers to Poststake--two mile heats-purse
S225:
VIM X. JOHNSON, J J. HARRIsoS,
JAS M. SELDEH, iyM. WyNND
Tho. WATSON,
Subscribers to Sweepsicke for 9TH day-mile
heaIs-enrance $50:
Tho. WATSON, WIN. BALL,
no. 6RAyEs RIGID. ADAMS.
THO D WATSON,
ISHAM PUCKET,
mar I2--2aw9t PRoPRTEToR-
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$50 80

TENHE new line of d Horse Post Coaches fl ON
Il Richmond to Orange Court House, and Har-
rsonbutg, via Louisa Court House. has gone into
operation and will continue without failure.
This mail will close at Richmond on Tuesdays and
and Saturdays precisely at roclock, P. NJ, and
the stage start at O'clock, A. NJ on Wednes-
days and Sundays-leave Orange Court House on
Sundays and w Wednesdays at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, and
arrive at Rchmond on Mondays and Thursdays at ;,
T. Nj. This line OF stages will make q junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line of
stages carredb by William Smith to Lynchburg-pas-
sing IN it's northern direction BY Culpeper Court
House, Fauquer Court House or Warreuton-at
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
l'nc-hy which direct communication is afforded
TO the town of Wheeling the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the fIarrisonbure mail
is taken from the Orange Court House mail, and
will in SOME short time, be carried BY a . horse
stage, OF which due notice will be given: al present it
is carried on horseback
The public are assured that the best horses md
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
and every exerlion used mae the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare TO Louisa Court House 3 dollars-so Orange
Court House 81 SO cents.-An intermediate distant
ces 81 cents per mle.-Stuge office at thu w ash
ington Hotel
Passengers will enter their names before O'Clock
P. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar e3-iawaw JNO NJ. PRICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
WGsTERM TMN.

FEVHIS TAVERN, situated IN the Cry Of R.ch-
p moHd, on l7'h, or Valley Street and FIR fnany
years in the occupancy of Mr.. Claiborne i. Thomas
has been recently taken by the subscribers.
The pubic are respectfully oformed tina; they are
fully prepared TO entertain company: and that every
cndcayor will he used to give entire satisfaction.
a continuance Of the patronage of he Western
Traders III Stock and Of the former customers of
this Stand generally, IS particularly solicited.
Al the houses belonging 10 the eslab shmeu; arc
undergoing s,usde,able rcpar and improvement;
aud having suGdry large Lots, substantially enclosed,
aud conveniently arranged, they can afford accom-
modatons for every kind Of Stock and to any extent
that may be desired. JOHN WYSE
mar 2o-stc DIT NERTAu BARNES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
TO PERSONS IN VIRGLHY.a,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.


Live in Hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus Iron
n Banks, the Mississippi River surveyor of the
Virginia Military Lands State Establishment and have sur
Veyed good many at them south of the Tennessee
since the death of predecessors Mai VIM Croshan-I am
agent Tor number OF owning those lands and would
willingly act Tor others who may think proper
business with me j probably better acquainted the
situation OF those lands, than any other person;
may hey want attention. and whether they employ
would advise The them:
some OF which have been plaged timber some hev.
been entered Warrant Lands and persons living OIL them
ana the occupant laws oil state after while
considerable expense and trouble guarded
many OF those lands well could, without having
authority There are large bodies of those Military Lands ing
together and but few persons living tem some with leases
but quaiter calculated enhance value There
ten twelve miles square of those lands which
would advise the (knovng interest,
10 sell small paT three hundred
900 tract, low price, End confident tfa,
in three years would enhance value of the balance
10 double treble what the whole would worth 20
uan as now is Persons buying and settling pari would
take OF the balance and induce others into the
neishouhood and II settlement that gives land
would act as agent of
and Tennessee rivers, well west of Tennessee
where i've as good terms who will as he
ought, TO the business shall references
mendatons; am we'll known Kentucky and have some ac
quaniancsS in my native state Virginia. persons have not
confidence in nae, do desire their business; if pet no
agencies, am willing spend re giving the owners of
those lands, this notice. There many OF the Military
Lands southwest OF the Tennessee RIVER inteed
with by treasury Warrant claims and possession of the
Claimants or their Tenants Of which worth
SUIT IN the Federal Court, and If Congress disposed do
justice towards the Officers Soldiers Of the Virginia State
Line they should suffer the Withdraw them and pro-
scrip for the Of their Warrants they will Ger
tany he situation than those who neglected 10 locate
their warrants at all RICHARD TAYLOR, in.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky Jan. %, 1881.
f.
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n Office

~ y I Z =.
virtue % deed Of trust executed By Nelson Cary "a
- the subscriber 10Th Dec 1880 recorded ia
me Offices Of Henrico and OF Chesterfield be sold
e. auction at the Springfield Pits in Henrico Monday the
~8l mst On iaIr the fair day) valuable
negroes quantity OF COAL supposed 10 be 1000 bushels and
arce OF household and kitchen funiture-aso the CdI
Wines Tavern il. Chesterfield, Thursday the 3ls inst the
interest OF the SAID Cary being undivided third tract
me lands OF Pancs Hancocks estate Of Hgserson anco
Thomas Dpps estate and Of David Stanford and others
khe terms will be cash $50 eson larger SUMS
sS orean Of SIX with approved security ba
The above deed provides for Nelson Carv
and OF N Cary CO. generally, in and maks
themselves parties thereto They hereby required come
M %ilnin tnIee months from this date II. RHODES.
Manchester, March Ia le3i-2aw
PFhe sale at the Springfield Pits is postponed to
Monday, 4th April next. II. RHODES
mar Oh
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TREE-HILL RACES.

FFNHE first Spring Meeting will commence the
n second Tuesday in May next, 10 of the month.
LIST day.Sweepstake-inile heats-entrance 800
half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS:
JNo. MiNeE, JNo. M Boris,
-: z. Hare, THs BRANCH,
WIN ii MINGE, Il. MoopY,
!No u. KERRY, 10 WM. F. WIcKHAar
}: Nj. SELDEN II A ARMSTRONG,
VIM. WYNNE, 10 Cu c. GRAoEs.
I'd day-Proprletor'e purse-two mile heats-S3Oo
50 day-Jockey Club Purse--Sl ,Ooo-four mile
4th --Posts,ake-provided four or more sub
scfbers are obtained at $50 each to be added to the
purse of $3.50.
r, From the number of horses expected at Tree.
Hill, II is probable during the week some interesting
races may be made and run.
J. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor
N. b. There is now open Sweepstake for years
o,d--entTance 500 subscribers required--lhrce
already down-to close the LIST Of April-(mile heats
mar I2-2aw9t NJ q
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

TENHE copies remaining on hand, are directed to be
II sold at the very low prices of $40 for the large
and 81 for the small Map; both mounted upon
rollers, and in portable form At these prices, it is
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters, from 1920
to the present tine Jennings Statutes. at large;
Journal Of the Convention Of f774-5 and Of the
House Of Delegates from 1916 to 1890, inclusive,
may also he had upon The lowest terms, at the Capt.
lol in Richmond, Of
WIN. H.: RICHARDSON.
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