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and Canal. but 1t had existence no where else. Now Lowell Is town of I2 1000 inhabitants, and some % factories, l4 churches, s5 law yers, and as many doctors, hotels, & blocks. of brick, stone and wOWd tOO tedious tO emu merate. Upon . man whose blood has grown rather stagnant under the influence Of an old, long settled and quiet neighbOrhOOd, a visit to Lowell would operate as stimuIant of no small powerful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-06-20

AnoEAer Shocking MWrder.-Thc Norwich Courier of last Wednesday gives the particu- village of Greenyi:le, a mile from Norwich, by monster named David Sherman, on the bodies of his wife and child. On the morn ing of the day of heSmurder. he sharpened his axe, saying he was going to chop wood He soon returned and said hehad changed his
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TER Ms.

To- "a ner aannu1, payable N advance. ~" ',hs
u 'o' III, Ia received for ifss tine ihnn IN W..
tc'Ph"h w. III hc contianed fbu ut the discretion VI
NM ", i 49, all nrrsnrages nre paid. p, ,.
knvEa VII be i ~ =" cents ,,r each
per - Those from it-tiace ta,t pc fs',' o' r.
. ~, ,,er ia-eron ar tha pif nent ASSUME" ~
''ou ..,,e nerson in Lyne',hnrs 49,. mid
addressed To the Editors must oe po'' P"
., ,tey will mol be atteni"d 10 49,,
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POLgYa" H..

SOUTHERN AFFAlRS.-pkh-oiph >
MESSAGE. On the 10th INST. inc f,es'oe'' "
the United States transmittcd 10 oo'h iiou''' VI
Congress the following important
SSAGE:
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NOTICE..
STAG L.. s..

VESllE proprclors of the line from Lynchburg by
- Fncase, Sweet Springs a'l w hite Sulphur,
to Lcwisburg, have determined, ior the public ac-
commodruor, to run three additional tr,ps during
the spring season, making six trips per week, and
connecting every trip with Mr. Patteson's Rch-
mond line, and the Piedmont line.
II consequence of the expense ofthls cxpori-
ment the Propretors will be compelled To rely up
on the public llbcrality. will be compelled
to charge more than the customary fare. The
public will See, it is hoped, the necessity OF tbs
principe and i, is believed will not only excuse
but approve H.
Fare from LyncLburg TO Fincastlc 50 o0
Finoastle to White Sulphur 5C
Intermediate distances . cents a mlr.
The line will be IN operation hv a i9lh day d
Jaly. THE pRoPRlEToRS.
june "a Is
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Blue Ridge Turnpike.

SEAI.ED Proposals will be ,eccivcd ut he 2d
~ day ri August for the construction OF II fun
f,ke Road fton point near the lower end of Janies
Ewt, Canal al the Blue Ridge t. a point on the
bank offs. North River near the upper md OF suiti
cana-disanc y litc over nine miles.
The location this road has been divided into
,ht.a sections. rhr fist from the North river to
the op ofthc Bleo Rlise--the second from thu
TOP of the mountain to the inll bridge James
Rivef-and tho third section from the Blue
Ridge to opposite the lower end OF The Canal.
Bidders @ii therefore make their propositions
for making oao or morc sections, including u
Bridge across Snow creek in the thud section or
for the Bridge separately and will designate
their terms to payments and time of completion.
Ii is TO be understood, however that the President
AMI Directors OF The James River Company viii
prefer making payments for each mile when I'm
shed, retaining 10 per cent. of the average prlco
per mile (hc contractor in the mean time keeping
the road in good repair until ms contract Is cont
pleted and roccved) and preference may be ~
ven TO those who give full assurance Of tie cam
petIon of the contract or before the LIST day oi
August, 1854
Bond aud good security will be required.
| will attends Balcony Falls Post office, nenr
the uppet end 'he Caaal on the 81 and lth Fin
days "nd Nainrdays Of he present month, prepared
to show the Inc, hciI notes, specih aions, ahu
mao OF said location; and wall attend al the same
place, on The u day of Ausust next, TO receive
such PROPOSITIONS may not have been reccivce
before hat date, WILLIAM PAXTON,
For and on behalf Of the Pres. 4 Directors Of
The james River Company.
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rUrrALOE STRINGS.

NE oubs't''tf Is now btiIns up Tie Cebins
lnd Tavern 81 HE aljrse place, and will b.
rcady ia fN Laws 70 accommodate ai ftose who
mty 'yor hin y "a then patronage. Ills Table
vii always be furnished @.,h the trst the marker
Affords ehl the Stabi,s with god proyender and
careful os'rts-- I h. assortment of Wines and Ii.
luofs, the known celebrity Of The 1oater needs no
Chromium Suffice II TO say, all those who have
visited them are well satisfied Of tie medicinal
pirtnoS of the water.
The Bnfialoc Springs situated in n healthy
country, IN the county OF nhefs,, 90 miles from
Lynclbarg For romantic rcencry i, cannot be
surpassed The subscriber feels copfdent that
generous public " III duy appreciate his ercrtions
10 contribute both 10 the health aud amusement of
his guests sAML. STEELE
June 20 I'm
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To'thc People of Amherst COUNTY

VIZ subscriber 'ahes grea, pleasure 10 riay'n4r
70 MS power to offer To the people Of AM
herst Henry e. Atwoo6's newly invented -
highly approved MACHINE for thyesb,n. an @,u
'crl tietus ufass, hlcc, Wheat, md oiY, s,,.,rl
gram Inc sole ana exclusive right to which IT,
make: construct, use, and vend to others 10 be a.
ed, within The limits Of the county of An,be,s, :.
se''eu 10 .'e SUBSCRIBE by virtue Of pprctass
and deed from Mr.. Marshull Bayliss, of rh,,..
see, who has the patent right of said Machine f.,
the State OF Virein mia, and who will exhibit a M.
del Of the Machine on the 10Th, llth and l2lh day,
ofJunc, at Amherst Courthouse when and WIN
apcrtormlnce Of said Machine may be Witnessed
Among the numerous certificates given in ann,
baton OF this Machac for its simplicity It's ut,If,
and It's cAeapncss, the great advantages II no,s..s
es over other Machines ofthe kind l5r lis 6,li,i.,
OF labor saving and relieving itself from ha,d suh.
stances and prcssurcs of any kind-thc flames =,
Andrew Jackson, p. u. s., G. V. Cowau, 10
Nelson. VIM. S Wnterson, J. H. Eaton. w.
Nj. Emwell, Drury Childers, John g. ThIen. am,
Lawson g. Wilshcr, mry be found, and man.
others.
The subscriber can with confidence recomrenl
lbs Machine TO the public Any Persons ci,aer
Mechanics or FarMers who are DESTROYS oi pQf
chasing individual rights ready made liza
eaihes, tor hand on horse power, Will apply IN
ihe subscriber in Lynchbutg, and Dr. james Pow
ell Amherst Court house. The subsciibe will l..
at Amherst Courthouse on Monday the Ill
Court day, 10 sell individual rights, Or contract 6
ready made Machines, and will cndcayor to exb,.
DIT mole, OF the same on that day and on ths
lights OF which all persons iorw arm to infringe
RO II GRAY,
Sole proprietor for the county Of Amherst.
y. b.--For further particulars aud testimonials
concerning the Machine, | refer Ihcm TO hcssts
lachad Perkins and Paul Jones, of tins place, and
DIR. James Powell, AmhcrstC. II.
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HHIRtiNIA At rules holden the Clerk, bttt o. o
~ tifcutt superior curt of Law rnd fhfrc'if "I ~
county OF Buckingham, the first Monday Of MAY ,ro''
Joha ID. Wa ., Plaintiff, against Robert G. BauSh, W
tlmore, Iiolms tcgrand, executor Of SIMON " oVr
dIiige, dcceased, betrnd>nts.-ln Chanoery 80
The defendants Robert t Baush and W. d. flmo'',
not haFing entered their ppearace aud given sttufN
according to tho act of Assembly ind the uits OF ~
court, aud appearing by satisfactory eIlehco tha'
are not inhabitants Of tins II is ordered t ,
said asont defendants do appear hcTeon the st nay c
next September and answer the bill u Inc prom
M aud that copy ofthis order he forthwith inet'e1
HE Lynciburg Nirsni public v-papcr pubiish,u ~
the town of lynchburs for month"; successye'y"ne
posted the front door of'lc tins c"uE
copy Tesn, Il. ELDRfDGE, c. ;.
July 2 w2M
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Mat .AAnNIActOvN.

rYNiE subs 'ribcrs have, IN addition to their for
n mer establishment, lately commenced manu-.
featuring Hats IN ,h,s place, upon an extensive
sculc, and will be ready 10 manufacture to order,
under the immediate snpcrintendence Of J. Rum
boagh, any KIND or quality OF HATS that may
be wanting. They Aatler themselves, from the
excellence Of their materials and workmanship, t.
give Their customers entire salts lactioh.-- They
nkewise keep constantly ON hand IN extensive as
soitmcnt OF Northern made Hats, % the b st quail
~ among them are the best Beaver Hats, made
by Cnpp & Cole. l'hosc, with what they make
themselves renders Ihcr assortment of all qualities
and Varous prices, as complete as any IN this part
of the country. Country Merchants aud those
wishing TO purchase largely, are invited HI cali and
examine their stock, which VIII be sold low ~
they can be purchased IN any motkct IN this coun
try All orders fem the country will be punctuul-
" attended to. nINkLE & RUMBOUGH
June 10 Is
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4 ainiNissisn nusineS 5.

II subscriber offers MS services to his friends
: AMI the public as Commission Merchant
His oliee " doors above the Franklin IIot,L
SAh!I ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes To take few Young LIN
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are conimoitous, and
near some Of the best Schools IN Lynchburg.
Feb u Is
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spRxy6 TALAG gEDF
RICH
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
At Robert kyie's New Sore.

a CHOICE selection OF plum and dgntd silks,
~ foliage gseen, coloared, cnnafson, lilac
and uthef shades
Black Satin i.evantne, very rich and Nations
Extra Lnsl'ing c,n be afforded At mvt1 iess tuah
former pfeea
blue black Milan Lus.sing, very rich gloss
Jet eros de Swiss, Grosdc 5ois, anu Gfo2 dc Ma
White, pink and blue Sa,ins
White, gtecn, pink an1 blue FlcTrnces
Black English Lusi0ng, oxtf emily rich gloss
Broad checked Muslins with Lace figures
A good assortment low prcEl checked Muslins
Fine cotton Cambrick aud Can,trich Muslins, some
very low priced
Plain aud rich figured SWISS Muslins
PLAN and figured Book do
French and London printed Maslins, warranted
fast colours
French compact strip and extracted Bingham
loo nLecns rIcl 81 lc G ilIcn
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Rogers, ketchum A Gro.ycnor,

Paterson, y. JerscV, ~ 60 HailY. V y
y pROPHIEIOKS ot,he jefferson Nafl,lue Fac
"a tory and Foundry, where are made ali
k'ads of Machinery uaed IN tn" Manufacture OF
Co ton, Wool aud Fsx-An s',ds Of Ma shine
Catings, mad Castings 10, Mi Gen,ipg h.o.
RAJ Knad Car Wheels, Boxes Asirs aud Sprirrs
furnished pnd fitted la the most Complete meuust.
IL All orders addtrtstd 10 tae P,opiietors
ei'hrr ut Paterson OF NV Yorh. will DO prom ~,
attended T.. Gu
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:. aiuable Real Estate for Sale .

HNIE subscrib will sell, at private sale, on
Il 1cral terms thn folio ans K al Est,e, late
owned by DAVID Kyle; Martins Warehouse the
Mansion House occupied by Samuel l. Harrison,
esq the Bell Tavern occupied by Col. NJ Lang
horuc, the two brick tenements occupied by Theo.
Robertson 4 Co. aud Ro. KYLE, and the three
wooden tcnsmonts occupIedb by Early and Hunt
Those who have any knowledge of the location
md situation of the properly, viii admit this to b.
one of the most valuable Estates in Lynchburg -
FOR terms apply 10 David Kyle, or the subscriber.
RO KYLE.
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NOTICE..

NVEICE.
q + not previously Sold will sell, at public auc-
"a ton, for cash, all the cstete formerly owned by
William P,ito, Iced, a, Charlotte Cour-house
and left me by him, consisting of two lots OF w ood
Land, one of which contains SO acres, the other
81, convenient to the Court house. Also, three
improved Lots, making acres, upon which is II
tavern house The above sale viii take place ON
the 9th day of August next 1t being court day.
Any person wishing to purchase all or amy par, of
SAID property. for particulars, will apply TO Cob
Joseph Wyatt, TO Mr. Archer Vaughan, or 10
Mr. Wnsloa Robinson, living nj Charlotte Cou /.
house Or to myself IN the county of Halifax abou.
two niles from Brook Neal,
FRANCIS W. SCOTT.
June l3 Is
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NDvrRSIJANC decree of the Cou' OF

DURSUANrto degree of The o"u' OF
Il Amherst pronounced IN a SUIT therein depeh-
ding between James d. Johns and Frances ms
wife. aad Others the heirs at law OF George ~
'r;nslev decd plaintiffs, and Alfred Tnsley, ono
Their Of the heirs a, law of the said George NJ ns
lev, decd. defendant; the undersigned VII pre-
coed, on Friday the 9.h day of August next, htah'
If no, on the next fair day thereafter, a. the MAJ
sion house of the late George Nj. Tins!ey, dee
in the count, Of Amherst, to sell the balance OF .i'
real estate Of v hcb the said Geo.gc M. Tinsey
died selzcd II bcIag The tract Of Land on which The
said George M Tinsley resided at the time OF h1s
death, -djoining the lands of Dabncy r. fn'l'Is
and others, containing 267 acres, This tract Of
land has on il convenient and comfortable imProVe
rncnts with good orchards &c. credit OF 'we"e
months vii be given the purchaser, on his entering
into bond with approved security, with the ute
being retained as additional security.
JACOB HAAS, ComAsiss,'ssv.
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tx>sAlCE,


GDURSUANT to decree of the county court Of
4 Amherst pronounced on the l7h day of Sep
'mbcr 1892, IL suit therein depending. between
tomas Pierce, Plaintiff, and Elizabeth Tyler, Lar
kin Loudon und Mary his wife, Mary Ennes O.
ncy Garner, Isaac Scott and Martha his WIFE,
lanes billiard, John EIoggard aud Rachel his
wfr, Peter Moore and Susan his wife, Thomas
" w rren, Eleanor Warren, Robert Warren and
William Warren defendants The undersigned
Commissioners for the purpose, will ! roceed Oh
Saturday the Sd day of August next, if far. # not
the next fair day thereafter, upon the premises
the county of Amherst and IN the neig hborhood
Of the Rocky Geek Mills 10 sell the lands of which
William billiard died seized, on credit OF one,
two aud three years, IN equal instnlmcn1 The
purchaser will be required to enter into bond with
approved security, 10 secure the purchase money,
and the title will be retained as urth security an
I'll the purchase money be paid.
ALEXANDER MUNDY,
J.PETTYJOHN,
Commissioners.
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" COL Carding in ,>ynchburg.

" DOL CardinS IN '>ynchburS.
V0tliE public are hctby informed, TINT the above
n bnslncss IS now going III the same place
n"af the ilor.e ford un1er the superintendent OF
Nj ardfrson Paulcli, who think VIII give gen
er7i gallslnction, lof be- hns cards oil the best
ol'ty, well put OF, and dressed up IN the best
fa'lnDt and maxi nice rolls, W. grease this year
With lard, winch dots not stain the wool We
rnfd to' 81 cents per III. giving The privilege 10
b'lng one 10 lard 10 10 lbs of wool but hen you
do not, "e vii charge ID pr H. OF lard Try and
blng IN ea'ly, that we may get through before cold
weather, N We shall have To use oil shall aitcud
occasionally, and assist ~ having 1t done we'll,
WILLIAM THURMAN.
Rolls wall be kept for sale a. the machine, at
Thurman and Scheolhed's, at Sally Thurmans
at New Londru aud ut Pa.tonsburg.
expect to buy wool.
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TO 'YNE pUR!AU.

Fl s known, that since January 1881. (heins
L. some moaths after the expiration OF the Pa
rnf,) have been engaged IN preparing The a,ttcIe
Known as JUDklN'S OINTMENT lhaye dt,ef.
mined, however, hent III 10 reiiuoui,t, The bu.
sin SIS III betalfof Mr.. william W. GRAY. for TN.
following reasons, VIZ:
l.'. MI gray was he frs: person tina, embar-
hed III ihe preparation of the Ointment in tas
place. lie became the purchaser Of the Paten,
hIght Tor hts city, and six counties around IT, with
ne expectation that The term Of the paient had st
'era' years oruD, and that he would pnio, the
exclusive sale, within his ,unds for thai perind
But 4 is also known tina, he was greatly ,ii,ap.
pointed, as the Pntenr xpif ed about six mo.th.
at'r he engaged in the business. Ia the mean
time, he had spent much Of HI, time ami money
IN procuring high rrru'a ion for the aricr, b,
winch means he has been greatly instrumental IN
serving the cause OF suffering humanity.
~. Mr. Gray is now iaboring under pecuniary
r"oar' assmen's and has growing family Deepen
oen' on his ex r'ions for decent support He
has been very Liberal 10 the arlct ted poor under
stand, and nov en- Joys the peculiar satisfaction o,
pehf''hs mat ne has been instrumental with his
o'hsnent,) IN snaichng several indy ual. ftom
ihe grave.
Se'ng influenced by these considerations AMI
ny me principle. that while | live myself. | am
"'uch disposed TO let Others also live { now reli,
gus" Tue business in behalf OF MIR. Grav. and shat
'ahe supplies OF Ointment Fl ON him. for the acco,n.
fhoaatIon Of my customers.
Richmond. July 4, 1888. waw
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YIbitNiA.-At kuc- huldeu IN ttc tlcrk, On
fee OF tue trcin superior CURT Of Law and fArnfr
~ fnr the cnnity Of iiuckrghan he rst Nam, ., lay
i-3j--hansieid Ware, PM Robert u. Bdush ani
lHotns leerdod executor of Simon Woodbridge, dctd
Dots IA Chaucory
ihe defendant Hob.r &. Baueh. having entered MS
appearance and given security according the act of A.
sehb'y and the rules ol this court and appearing hi salts
9ettfY e'ide zee that nc rs not nhsbltaht tis County
III Is QT1ered that the said abs defendant do lppcur hsr
on tho fist day ri the next September term aud ahs"t
ths bull of the plaiHtH and tint copy 81 lhis oid'
lie forthwith inserted IN The l., pchbnrg fiigmiaf tat-
lie newspaper published in the of l,ncalute b.
tNu months sueccs>iYey, and poted the from, dUui
the cUlrl house Il lAis county
Copy-Te,,o, EALFE ELDRlDGE, &C. sc
auiv WIN
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TO Bricklayers and Carpenters.

" tlo anu y ~ w hNS''
HDURSU AN to an order of tn County Court
n Of Piusylvnnia, the undersigned, Commis.
sioncrs appointed for that purpose, Wili let, 10 the
lowest bidder ut the Coutt house Of said county,
on Tuesday the 10th day of July next, the bull ing
of an addition 10 the Clerks Oih,c Of SAID county,
of Brick of the following dimensions, 10 VII J:
thaty eight feet by twenty, one story high, with
two rooms the oor to be oi brick tile nee stone
and the whoo ofthc wooden work to he OF The best
materials.
Also, at the same time, the repairs necessary to
be made 20 the Courthouse OF sand county, L. wit
Painting, Flooring, &c, &e-Ihe litter # which
will require new slceperS Throughout The part
caials al which Will bc m de known On the day
Bond with security vii be required of the under
lk for the faithf1l Nscuilon Of the work.
Jo,ees Gat'arf, Jas l.. Pstnds.tter,
Dlrid u C,k, " r. FEaNaI,
Hm. Itna06, Geo II G3mcr,
Rg6eyt C,pk Jas " Btrton.
piusylvann, July |. 1888 l6J
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NOTICE.

vNNlIE sub crib t,hhvlng glahtisd as I'm MIS-
u ttalor with the VIII annexed Of Maj WIN.
Warwick, deceased late OF Amherst County, de-
srs all tii5sc having CLAIMS against the estate OF
sad deeedtui, forth y tn 10 make them known 10
him, that provision may ho made for ihcr pay-
msni JNO NJ. O1EY, Admir-
with The will annexed of VIM. War.
wick decd.
June % I'm
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uo,rS+-- The proprietor Of the LYnchburg Race
80 Course, with the advice Ola number of
the mrmbers Of the Club, from the NJ
merous trespnsses recently committed on ll.e course,
rs compel ed to say to the public that they must
not 60 insi de Of the field, unless with the prorrit.
tors permission Any one offending az ainsi this
rule, viii be deut with according to the law. Th.
proprietor will always furnish the key when ne
cessary
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VERY CHEAP NEW GOODS

w. have received, by Ia London Pafkr', :
CIV View YORK. e f " pack yes very sop' t4''-
cy Goods, Which we be- leave 10 "hnr TO OIL
FRI nds on very moderate terms. Wtelaaie ftl
rr,a, dealers ~ find ii to th,r interest cal aud
inspect the above.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
June II.
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DuIntable i,onncts. &c.

II HAV. ius received at my VARIETY
II STORE, large lot ol fashionable Dons,abl
y, nncts--llso,
f mhe Gs,ze Wells whte ard green
FaNc, ;ldb 5.
Ribbons, Gloves, Sc
w M many othcr articles in every branch ofbus-
ness which make my assortment very good
JOHN J. pURVIS.
juno Ell
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4 la n teners remaining in Litc,tY Pos QJi.c "a
the 2kh dag Of ta't, ISIS
A-Jphn Ar,her. William A 'tner.
B-Mrs Edith, w Bro"n, Pascal e. Rntotd
Hcz~kah IT, Brooks. ) In 8. Brown, al,cLaei
% yer Walker Brow, Hiss N'iy Z b ,ugnn, Mes.
~. j NJ Il B. Booth.
tt--Jasp,r Clayton. Stmn.l Col man, Grotge
" Cailavay. ri leon Crews David =. Ltra,.y.
John CobVs, Joseph Crews. Bedford l.. Clt.k
bedford S. Clrfk. ihoms, Chrishan.
D-Joseph DeIew. o9sdiaD Dooly, Moses Doc
", Jsnss billiard.
E-Mrs Pa'sey Es,ley. William Edgar, Barns-
tas A. E,d.on.
H Hcz"kiah fuqpa. Washington Franks
y hN Ferguson, Caeb Ferguson. Joseph
I ais. Locky Franhlin.
s.-C"atles Git Mr. Mary Green. Robert
Cubs Peschy Il. G..aa" >
II Miss Nancy RI ward. George W Hawkins.
Mary a. Hewitt. MATHEW Hall. Wesley HacksouL
William HackWorlh. +. +. Hatrhrf. Jui,ns IT,
Hatcher. Joseph Hardy. opeei Howell, Thomas
Hatcher. 81.
1-NiEiam Johnson, Mrs. Cemen,ina %!ne,
Elisha Jun,s.
X Samuel l.. Ksnn"liy.
L-sliiton Lowry, Re.'d. hnfus Irdhe,er :
Edward Lag rby, Sampson B. Lewis, Mrs Gains
inc l. itw,ch. Nichodemns Lehw,ch. Heo,y
Lo,d q, john O. Let,"ich, Abraham Lumnlin, Pail
tp Locasrd.
M-James MesdHn .. James Mccain, John
Mayhem.
N-Edwsrd Noen, james NOEL.
O-Jubal Overstree,.
P-Rev'd. lessee Pawers. William Perkins.
Robt o. Phelps, Mrs. Martha Pound, A,er Pleasant
Preston.
k-R bert 'srlbongh, James Nj. Rucker, Mss
Mary NJ. ucson, Chatlss II Reynolds. Nil.
Jane K bers, Anthony R"cker. William Rice
S-Cap' Charles Stewart, Jane, Smith, G,orge
81. Clair 2, Sib Stone, Bedford Sheriff
T-AtJeFf 6. Thomas o Henry Ferry Del,
fyipr. Enoeh Terry, Gsotga Thomas.
V--Dr. " William Vaughan
W-Rchard Watts, William Wilton. John
Woods Josn Ealuon2 R,.hard Walker Hem,
o. " illi""sa,!, Joseph White, Ms May wars
William NIlktrson. Charles Woods i u;,oin
Wat, Hen Wis, Jest,n VIII. JOHN W,lso,,
WEI, r. PORTER, Z NJ.
Jnly 4th, 1853, u3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
TRIyST SALE

virtue afs deed of1fas: csecu.ea To he =
sersr, by JAS Bullock. Bea II . : tIaie m. -.
OF September, 1922, and duly rgtorlu. :.
clerks Office OIL Boietourt county, s..ll rs.n,..
pubic SAFE be ''e ,he doai .ln.s o. tbv FfankI,,
hoie', n LyneAbufg,on Thursday the 25,h Ct Jn,
nes', ior e"sn' mat well known Tract of LAM
y'g IN no'e.our' county, called the Big Lick. be-.
ing The same tract the sand Bullock bought or
mnnd Pate. The Undersigned. ae,ina ns -, ~
will give thcti.le vested in liig, az such ''ee'
June 81 '''S'ee.