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The following letter Communicated TO the House
Of Representatives few days ago by Mr.. Gordon o.
Virginia. ard referred 10 the appropriate committee
bespesks lively feeling in that portion OF the
try In the fate OF the venerable citizen 10 whom il
refers
To William F Gordon. E.q. Representative of The
Disric, of Albrmarie, SC. 10 the Congress Of the
United States
We the undersigned, citiz ems of the county Of AL.
cell your attention subject Of deep inietes, in your
feelings, relating TO faithful public servant and TEL
low citizen James Monroe. A. the session OF Congress
In the year 1928, nc Doridl was presented TO the
House Of Representatives. slened by than three
hundred of the citizens of Aibemsre, begging TO call
the attention of that honorable body the claims for
justice his country, during his pubic services, which
w-re fully declared in that memorial.
Our representative in Congress at that time wv m.
thai BODY took up the SUI ct. in conformity with the
wishes of the memorialis,s and several favorable re-
p)rts presented from committees appointed TO ex-
anime the subject. With painful regret However,
have from the multiplicity OF business before the
House OF Representatives that they have been
able 10 get the subject examined and acted upon by
the House. Sill entertaining the same kind and friend
Iy feelings towards Mr. Monroe, and an ardent desire
that the honor Of the country should be sustained, by
doing ample justice to their ailhiu public servant we
beg leave to ask your attention to the subj CT, and to
requ.s, your Jealous xerons and ope ration, with
other friends of Mr.. Monroe, bring this matter TO a
speedy and favor. able iasup In doing this doubt
not you will render gratifying service to most oil
your constituents, and certainly very pleasing com
plisnce with the wishes OF those cf your constituents
who signed the em,rsI.
We are with friendly feelings and sincere good with
fo your heath happiness, and prosperity your most
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YWyo Ferdinand Nlorrbam-You will please to take
III notice that sha, on the lOh day OF January
next, a, the house oil William Hatcher, in the county
Of Chesterfield, between the hours Of o'clock and
proceed to take the dispositions OF The said Hatch
or and William l.. Armstrong, to be read IA evidence
In sut now depending in the Hastings Court OF the
CITY OF Richmond, in which am plsniT and you are
a deisndsut. IT, from any cause, the said dispositions
are not taken on the day aforesaid shall continue at
Yours &c. A. S ARMSTRONG.
Vpsr % 6S-td.
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nNDUCATI0N II Ny school Tor instruction in Iapl
81 guagss will BE- continued the nest year AZ m Z
resiieDcs, within halt mile Of The University Of Vri
siDid The session will begin ,be 10Th Ct Jspusf
~. THOMAS w. MAURY. \
Dee. IA 6i-wtl5J
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EDICHMOND AND 'TAPPAHANNoCK MAIL
"a STAGE.--The SubscIiher having contracted Tor
The transportation Of the rail, between Richmond end
Tappah innock, for the year, commencing on The
lat day OF January, 1881 ia determined 10 Keep Tegu-
lar line OF stages also, running between The above
named places; and pledges himself to render them as
eommodiou- and cou Portable for passengers "a possible
lie is ge,iog entirely stages made aud wills keep
good genie hoTes, aud steady, sober drivers TO attend
hem.
The stage will leave Rrhmoud on Tussdays and Fri
days al 4. NJ and arrive al Tappshsnnock at r. NJ.
sane dsys.-Rsiurning IL Will leave Tappahaunock on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, al A. NJ. and arrive in
Rchmord at p. NJ. same days
Stage Fare--rom Richmond to TaPpahannock, SO so.
All baggage Al the ri-k of the owner. Office The
hou.e OF ROBERT w. FIGG, near the OH Market
PLEASANT H. WOODY, Proprietor
n chnond, Jan. I. II Ill.
TgyHEOPHILUS T. BARROW, infant child OF Rich
q ard Barrow, late Of Southampton county, Virgin
Ia, departed this life. in the month OF August IN the
presep year. His father application to me, can re-
ceve The property belonging TO the sa infants estate
JOSEPH r. CLAUD, late Geardton
and .4dny. Of 7heophilts r. B1rIetc dse'd
| Dec. 10. 65~-g4v.
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REMARKS.
(f) The Governor is ex-officio President of the Lit
erary Fund, the Board of Public Works and the James
River Company but receives additional compensa
ton therefor. The Lieutenant Governor is ex-oficio
Director OF the James River company, but Is only paid
rs Councillor.
(B.) The Treasurer is ex-oco Director of the Ja'es
River Company Of the Literary Fund, and of the Board
OF Public Works. but receives no additional comPensa-
ton therefor.
(C) he Judges of the General Court, besides their
salaries receive Is cents per mile for travelling through
their circuits, and 10 the General Court.
(D) The allowance TO the Clerk Of the Court OF APP
peas is made by the Court for his public services and
is exclusive of fees OF Office
(E.) These sums about annual average Of
what is allowed by the Court OF Appeals 10 the upsia
and crier.
(F.) The Clerk of the Chancery Court Richmond
District receives allowance for public services His
fees against the Commonwealth will probably average
800 per annum.
CO.. The Clerk of the General Court receives no
fees or perquistes from the Treasury
(H) The allowances TO the tpstaH, &C. oil the Gem
eral court, very nconsderable.
(I) The Auditor is exofico Director OF the James
River Company and Literary Fund, but receives no
additional compensation therefor He is entitled to
charge so cents for each certificate for the redemption
of land TO be paid by the person redeemng, which will
probably average 500 per annum. In consequence OF
the passage of the act authorisng Shers To pay the
revenue in December, the Auditor is authorised TO
poy additional Clerk at $50 per month"; if
during the session of the Legislature.
(J) The salaries of the second Auditor and his Clerk
apporoned among the several funds for Internal
| Improvement, James River Fund, and Literary Fund.
The Second Auditor is ex.oficio Director OF the
James River Company, Superintendent of the Litera-
~ Fund, and Secretary of the Board of Public
Works
(K) The fees of the Attorney General taxed against
defendants, will probably average 5000 or $3.50 per
annum.
~ The salary of the Sore-keeper is not paid from
the Public Treasury, but of the proceeds OF sales oil
| Penentiary manufactures
(Ju) $1,000 of the Public Printers salary is paid
quarterly, the balance annually after the compet Of
the Sessions acts The salary is exclusive OF extrF
printing The latter is very uncertain, but will proba
bly, average about 50 900 annually.
/ (.W) The Surgeon TO the Public Guard is also Sur
geon TO the Penitenary. The salary is apportioned.
/ JAS +. HEATH,
| .4ttiitOr Of Public accounts.
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WISH to purchase hire skillfu and trusty ostler
IL and carriage driver, and win hire out good boot
and shoe -maker. p. v. DANIEL.
Dec. rs. 69-2awtf
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frrhs Enquirer is published twicea week generally and
three times woek during the session of
frico tho hereofsre Five Dollars
advance Nscs Of spocioayng banks onj will BIO
received in The Editors will guarantee of
hitting hom by mahe postage of all letters being paid
WILDE discretion OF
Editorsl until all aItearages have been paid
0 Whoever will the OF nine shall
Nave the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or oncsquaro, OR LESSFst Insertion 75ccntsoach
ttnuance, so cents
sNo until has either been paid
assumed by some In this city, its cnvirons
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FVHE Annual Meeting y the Stockholders Of the
II Bank Of Virgfnia, will be held according TO the
Charter, on the LIST Monday in January next.
Dsc. Git A. ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
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a YOUNG GENTLEMAN from the North, who
IN 10 graduate and experienced Classical Teach
and who produce satisfactory testimonials 10
character and qualifications, and in teachiug
wshesto engage 10 public private school Letters
addressed 10 o. Marsh, Lovings'on, Nelson Comfy,
Va, will be attended to. Dec. 90. 6S-2iw2w
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a. YOUNG LADY, who is qualified to teach all
~ the Branches OF Polite Engiish Education, with
Music, lie DESTROYS Of obtaining situation In private
Family, &c For fuher particulars arply Jsmes VIM
ston, Esquire. Dec II. 64-9t
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"JANTED, tor tho ensuing year, As or SO boys
w accustomed to- Tobacco Factory APPLY to
limos c. Adams at A. Petticolas & Co., Cary Street.
Dec. 25. 69-4t
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ISIS VALUE-with sentiments OF high respect,
lv1 soicits the patronage OF her friends, as Nina
lure PAiner.For her first patrons. che will take them
n the reduced price Of $l0-and no charge made,
where satisfaction 10 not given.
Richmond, Jan. 1, 1881. TIT
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ENARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA-The annual
IL meeting Of the Stockholders, for the election OF
Directors for the Bank and for the Offices OF Discount
and Deposit, will be held Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of
January next VIM. NEKERvIS, Cash'r.
Dee. g. 60-2awtdm
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IT UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
L/ Notice IL hereby given that athe cells in this in
titution occupied, and that more patients will
be received until some of the said cells vacant
due notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court Of Directors. L. HENLEY.
Nav 26 4-u
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NOTICE..
NMTANTED at the Penitentiary, the following Bill
Wv of Timber, viz:
600 Willow Oak Feiloes, 5 & inches wide.
900 Carry Log Spokes. = 1-2 inches the heart
edge, 4 #. long, young aud tough, free from
kno's and spite.
400 pair Hame Timber.
900 White Oak Spokes, and
5000 e. Birch Scanng, in. square, 10 be cut before
Chrstmas-aiso, 100000 Flour Barrel Bilets.
Oct 20. 5O-tt THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
YENRUST SALE OF NEGROES AT GOoCN-
IA LAND COURT-H0USE.-By virtue oil deed
OF Trust executed by James b. Ferguson Nicholas
NJ. Vaughn and William Boiling, Trustees, bearing
date the 9Th day of November, 1929 and recorded 10
the Clerks office OF Goochland county cou.t the
same day, will be sold at Gcochland Courthouse, the
Goth day of December, $780, that being day, al
public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash. tbs io
lowing slaves, and the increase of the females If
any, since the date OF the deed, to wit Dennis. Ben
Joshua, Little Betsy, Amey, and Albert and Jack. chill
dren OF Amey, and 50 many OF them may he necss-
sary to satisfy the purposes OF the trust deed and the
expenses attending the execution thereof; E believed
will be necessary to raise about $IS0O-such title
is vested in the Trustees, and that only will be convey
ed to the purchasers Of the slaves by the Trustees
Trustee, that may act. THE TRUSTEES.
NJ by request, the above sae is postponed until
at Goochland Courthouse, being Court dayand at the
sans time and place, and the terFss. three
other negroes, late the prop-riy of j Il. Ferguson,
Egg will be sold-to wi, Tom, Dennis and udy.
Goochland, Nov. 10 56-wtds
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NOTlCE.-Persuns indebed to the firm OF Kyle 6,
IN Cochran requested to forward ard settle
their accounts.
They DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
possible, and II hoped this notice will meet the inn
mediate ttention of those concerned July q. 23-
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HDICHMOND COTTON FACTUKY.-Tbe SUD-
HI, scribers offer for SALE at their Office, near ShockG
Warehouse the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheetings .
"a do &irfSngs
Stout Cotton Oxna5urgs, 80 inches teide
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality TO
any made in the United States and will be cold as low
goods Of smar quality be purchased in the Nor
thern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4o-u
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PUBLIC DOCUMENT.

Il SETTLEMENT Of the CiriI List Of T'irgin
prepared in compliance Nth a Resolution Of tn,
House Of Delegates, Of the goth December, 1890
AUDtroR's OFrIcE,}
Dec. 81, $780, {
SIR In compliance with resolution of the House
of Delegates of the goth instant, transmit sa,enen
of the number of Officers and Clerks employed in the
various Departments OF the Government with the sala
ries and perquses paid to each from the Public Trea
sury. With great respect
Your obedient servant,
JAMES T.. HEATH,
.fuditor Of Public Accounts.
The Honoura6ie the Speaker
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NOTICE. TO FARMERS.

. NOTICE TO FARMERS.
"AVING numerous repairs and large additions to
II IL make to my Mill. shall stop grinding on the
frat day Of February next. Those who intend sending
their wheat to this market therefore, requested 10
do so before the 18th January, about that day shall
stop buying. p. j. CHEVALLIE.
Dec g. 60-tl5J
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host OK mislaid,

- ONE TIME since the 2Ji July, q latee
~ Travelling Carpet Big, Containing ~ va
,ieiy oI temaH Ciolhing, Among which was n
haoa.om Snk ChaF, with cap ) together wnh
several books---one entitled the NV Manu-.
a, Win several additional prayers in mnnu.
SCRIPT. The Bag had no name upon IL, and
was s"ni iIom WarentonI Charlo tes,llle by
the Stage and forwarded from thener 10 L9y4
ing atom. and IS Supposed to be LETT or LOST he.
tween the two last paees. or baVren Loving.
sion md Lynchhu,e. A"y iniormsli ~ ~.
speeding tn nbpso Bag viii he Thankfully
received, aud f" lbesai reward gvco far ,,s ,ale
delivery ,o the subterlbpr. ri Amherst Court
II ,nse. CHARLES II. PAGE.
IT The Charl ,tie,vlile Advocate viii give
The abose Insertions, aai iorwaf1 II, nc
count to this Olhee lor payment.
Aug. 10 ~
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OBITUARY Y.
From seeming evil educ ing good
-" la infinite progression"

DIED, on the 18th July, at his sraf in Rock
iugham county IN. CaroI,ns) GEORGE ID.
WINSTON, EsQR in the 67th year nf his age.
Ia announcing This painful event, the writer
wonld fain accompany II with a lsihtal memU-
rial OF the deccnsed. Far from lsvishng on
his honoured memory, plaudis % which il IL
not enrtlrd, he designs simply 10 pou,lfny an
uncommon man, rs he was. in life Snd in
dpath--For truth has a s,nciiiy, which, in
every point Of view, had better be needed than
violaled, even IN euogE'ng tue dead X"
sides, nave not obituary uni'rSS, II 'hte' great
lv denreciated ~ interest, from tho stale un-
uo.l.ded paneeyric in which they abound I;
and become, for that reason. but equiyocal
memorials Of departed worth That man
should weep, to behold his humblest fellow
man PROSTATE in " he Republic of dust aud
ashes" iSus,urat and right bu, it cannot be-
deemed so, TO consecrate ~ every pershlne
mortal the same uIbuie Of posthumous hon-
age.-BeyoRd this shadowY finite orb. indeed,
there opens scene, in which Jehovah hImself
rulrih with marvellous justice, setting Mt
nought the vain distinctions OF eartl, and
awarding TO every immortal being, crown and
an JUNCTION, without personal abatement either
IN honor or felicity.
Bntto return TO the subject Of this obituary
rouce. The writer IS well assured Of the concur
r.nce Of all who knew the deceased, in thu
honorary parts OF the sketch which b" propo-
ses 10 give of his Character. HIS hle, n, II
speaks Tor itself, will be the theme His cram
ple will be the illustration OF the great mOral
truth aimed to be- iucucafei: namely, that VIZ
tue is its own reward M life. aud likewise CON
ducts peacefully through the valley OF tue
shadow OF death"
Mr. Winston Vas descended, by his father
the late Judge Winston, AS we'll as by his
mother, from the ancient family Of that name,
SO noted in lower Virginia for sturdy probhy
and solid intellect, lie early mart'ed Doro-
thea, the eldest daughter OF I. Henry, by
his secodd marriage, and WAS a is'ofhe san
iu-law OF that ceebrsied pei sonase. Peculiar.
" fond of domestic qulet, Mr.. Winston sat, tor
th,r,y odd years, under his vice and hg lree,
encrcled foI the most part by his ~ile and
children. Here, &" lar from the naddenIns
worlds ,gnobie strife his felicity was both
primitive ami phiIosoph'c. For him know
ledge had treasures without stint or alloy q
his 6ne retentive mind never Ialie.ed la se'"c-
Tag a luminous topic for conversation, from
The Il, Is. over which il haliitually ranged
Among liz ample, astonishing acquWemrn'',
history prepobderaiei over every other.--i'
may be, that il WAS from devottng himself 10
this study ss u science. embracing ia iis rage
msre animated NJ .uie alike with man, 's a
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ZVlhGiNlA.-A," sapt"of c"ar u eoe".
u Gerry, held at The town ol Lyuchbure, On
the 10Th May, 1881.
Thomas +. Wright. an infant under tho nge
Of t.Puty one years, who sues by George
Cough, hi. guardian aud next friend. Pm.
against
German Jordan Richard O. Haden, Martin
w. Davenport, Admr with the will snneIed
Of Wm Mathews. dec. Samuel fleming, Sack
vile King and lhumhs Franklin, (Aajar)
Diets, -
On tho motion Of Tire defendant, GermsD
Jordan, by counsel, aud Tor good tau.e shewn,
leave is gwen him Ia file hi, answer. wherepp-
on he filed the snme, To which hG plaintiff, by
counsel replies generally and ihereupon The
cause came on to he head on the bdI, aussot
OF the drfrndnp', Grtmsn jordan, ~-"f"b. 'he
suht Or tas awarded 'L.'"ln, on The Z0'h re-
hfun,s, ...sb Uh J1u 1889, which appear TO
nave breD haly serve d on the deiendsDl', Mar
iin ". D4yenpoii,. onckv,iis ki"g md Tho
mss Ft"nklIo, Mai - aad tho o'drT u pub
hcauon sgeinsi the drlpndsnt, H,chsrd q.
Haden aud Samuel Fleming, Of TIN June,
10 the same year, which appears TO have been
duly published, and was argued by counsel.
On consi,Ie ration whereof. the court doth take
the bill Of Tue Pltfs. TOR confessed, az TO The
said defendants. Martin W. Davenport, sack
Vile King, lhomas Franklin, Atchafd q. ila-
den aud Samuel Fleming, aud doth order that
one OF the Commissioners OF the Court do
take an account the administration OF the
defendant German Jordan, on ,he estate ol hIs
intestate. kober, Wight, decd, also an account
of he transactions OF The de eGdaut, 8adiuei
Fleming, as curator OF the estate OF the said
Robert Wrighl, dec. Aud the sad Commas
sioner l. directed 10 eTanins. state aud settle,
the said accounts, aud make report thereof 70
the court, with any matiers specially stated
bought pertinent, by himself. or required W
the puities TO be so stated.
Copy-Ieslt,
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Annuol Meeting ofihe Lynchburg AnH-
iliary Coionization Society will be held on
! harsdsy morning next the 18th inst at The
Meihpdist Protestant church, DIT eaily candle
light The Anniversary Address will he
delivered by Charles L. .bOsby, Esq.-Lsdies
aud gent emen are invned TO attend.
RICHARD II. 1OLER, Sec'y.
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, TFlhct TO Uhhk'' E5Tl
MODE OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING.
The $1,000 Tickets are numbered
from 10 $1,000 inclusive. On tIiu
dry of the drawing, tho whole of the
Numbers will DO pat into ono wheel, d.
all tho prizps ogor & 50 IN another
whael--ihen tho mimbers aad prizes
will be drawn alioInat,'ly, first the No.
and next tho Prizr, until all the prizss
over 81 80 are drawn. Tho 10000 Nos
that remiin undrown will bn entitled "
81 SO zach. No ticket which shall Imvu
dfa vi prlze oi superior dcnomina-
ton, can be- eniillc1 10 an inferior prze.
Prlz"s payable in cash forty days aitor
the drawing, subject to the usual dedut-
ton ol fifteen per cent.
Tickets 80 Halves ~ ID, as. s. 81
To bo had 10 the greatest variety Of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, w.
o. All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or pf,zo tickets, will
he thankfully received and promptly at
tended TO, il addressed To
G. WARD.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN
For Rent or Lease

InilE Snh.eribet wishes to rent for the en-
- sung yeaf. OF lease 10, n term OF yeafs,
commencing oa the 1T Of November ne,t, ~
"ipeh tune lbr Term OF tia present occupant
will expire, the stand well knowo a. the Wash
ington lasesn, in the town oi Lynehbufg Any
person disposed 10 rrnt II eau obtain ith A., II
d"slrabl.. House suitablc Tor ianily The
Tavern Is extensive and commodioas, and has
attached III n a large and convenient Stable
aud ~ eI necrsss buildings.
i'pr term. apply 10 Mr.. Thomas Dd'ari Of
Lfnchhnrs, ut u the sub,eribaf, ~, tlihg ia
Csnpbeli county. HENRY MoORMAN.
uJ- The Rehmood Wing will give the a
hos- iva insrsnoh4, aud Diw.tl rs account
10 his Office lor pa) ment
Atk 10 ~
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xN5P0srs q -
SsssaG e
IArER tnnnI.IlnnPE.

The ship IiomuFu. has arrived 81 New York
from Have, whence she ssilod On the 25h
June. bntbfoeghi no papefs
pdvs'e letters from ilasre ssvs, the Casinir
Pcrier Ind sired from the Head of the fien, Ia
minnIry. aud Marshall S"ult hid taken his
plare II was said thru French army would
march into Belgium.
Fem WARSAW, the dates ars one day later
mo n.w battles had been fought, but the
Poles appear 10 b- Ia Good sp,tiis. aud ready
TO eet on the oneupsc All accounts ssfve
thai M important ori,is IS AZ hand.
F'aace was tranquil.
Na,h,ng tro,a SI,an or Portugal
The Eagh'h papers atr filled with The great
question of Reform. which "a, 10 be ,akru up
~ ParlIanent "a The 4ih oi July.
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JOHN WILLS. CIR,
COMMTS sIONER'S OFFICE, }

Lyvchburg. 10 IA Aug. 1881
The parties in this cause Will take notice mat
have appointed Thursday the 9TH September
next, 10 commence the accounts direc ed by the
foreg ding order Of court, On which day, they
are required TO attend At any Office, ia this
town, with then accounts, vouc hers and copies
OF court papers, prepared Tor examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGH. &.
Aug. l5. Wv
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w heat Wanted .

OTHE WISH to purchase early this season,
w a large quantity Of WHEAT, Tor which
we will pay CASH at the highest prices gwen
in this Market--or give the Farmers choice oil
Or v.ral othrr ~ cry fair propositions. Those who
have large ,ps. We should like TO see before
they make igen cots.
LIZ R. D. N0RVELL.
July IS. MS
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William b. Reid, Ihlnhs J. Rid. .dm,n,,,,..
Tor OF John Reid, dec. Jssrph Gidi u. am
itober, &. Cnlrr--
THSAkE NOTICE, 1ha, On Thar,day the
a 18TH day Of september ueHt, between tho
tl-ng aud setlng ot the rnn, | shall proceed tn
luke tho deposition OF Lewis Watk,na al
iiatchefs Old Store. In the county of Bedford
aud State oil Vifginia-aDd Oh Iors6ay the
2pd day of tho SAME month, (Srpl belween
the rising and setting Of the son, shall pro.
coed 10 TAXA the dispositions Of Ihomns Wi.
hanson aud 9.il, W l,amson, aud others, nj
saswsll Court itoosr,in the Slhir oil North Car.
Oina and II not completed On ihat dry, thea
10 continue from day 10 day uolil they are
finished aud also, on Monday tue Goth dly Of
september peaf. shall proceed 10 lnke The
DEPOSITION Of George williamson. bctween the
risiog and setting u the SUI. Mt his own deel.
ling house ~ the county ol Cnalham aud State
OF North Carolina, 20 Oc read rs evidence ~ n
suit III CnanGery now jeuending and undrlrr-
mined ~ The CiicDh Superior Cuar, of Law
aud CGhncery. holden IA Lyuchbarg, IN
which a,n Plnlplili and you NE Defendants.
aud where you nlay attend or not.
HENRY PGuper,
son Of Esther.
Aug. l6t idi