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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
LyNCHBURG, NOV. 3, 1884.
EXECUTION.

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On Friday last. Nelson, a slave, the properly OF
Mr. R,rhatd hilton of this county, was ek.c".s''
,urspan, 10 his sentence for the murder OF Nj r,'
ward Jones o, thu, place, In September ,as'. So",
pars,ivelv very few persons ntiended-nea'y
moie,y of whom were OF his own color, OF DOM Sc.
es-.a few ,ohite 7-op4en nlso were present i'e'
son me, death with composufe, but displayed ho'"-
Jog like hard,hood He prayed several min"es'
il, an nudit,e voice. and afterward sung hymn,
apparently an extemporsneous ehos'o"' "o
portions OF his prayer were 6ne specimens oil ha'u-
raj eloquence. We recollcct only one OF .''e tx
prcsslons with which VIC were struck al INC '"o
ment--one in which he compared the HeInp,'"s VI
his heart the quivoring of the leaves IN Inc 'a
Of the year. The sne was pertinent aho
highly pocical.
Wesaw nothing, on the occasion, TO induce us
to change the opinion, long since entertainer eno
frequently expressed that public executions shooio
be entirely abolished, and that maetactots should
NEE, their doom within the limits of the prison
walls We do not believe that ono man or uo-
man. who witnessed the execution of Nelson, lett
,hc spot, with good morals improved, or had
character reformed On the contrary, Nc should
not be surprised if his apparent willif Sness 10 SUI
fer, absolutely induced some to doubt whether his
we're not an enyiable fate. A few days before his
execution, we accidentally hoard shrewd negro
man make aremark, which ssriking'y illustrated
the inutlity of public executions as a measure OF
moral REFORM He said, that for his own part he
had as ieve die under the gsllows as in any Other
mode, believing tina, it was the sure and certain
road to heaven And he referred particularly to
ono execution thu, he had witnessed, in which the
forlltudc and composare of the criminal, and even
his apparent ex,acie~ stripped not only death, but
even the soeran preparation for its stroke fevcry
thing like terror. We think our leg isla.ors would
he performing q service TO the community by devo-
ting some lulo consideration TO this feature Of our
criminal code.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

nETERMINED to offer every inducemes, il
~ soliciting the patronage Of my friends and
the public generally, have engaged MIR. Bernard
Garrett 70 ssslst mo in the general management
add superincndsnce Of the Washington Ho'el,
vhass urbanity of manners and Jealous disposition
to please, have ever been Acknowledged and day
appreciated. THOS. q. LOCKWOOD.
Oct. % fls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Usforsunats Oceny1ence.-On Saturday last
the Coroner held an inquest upon the body of Mr.
Robsr, Wsi,haIl, Of Campbell county, who died the
preceding night. The verdict Of the jury was that
that he was killed by q fall from his horse on Fri
day evening His neck, we understand, was bro
KEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Chol<ra IN Washington. A. C-Rumors reached
this city, last week, that the Cholera had made
i,s appearance at Washington in tLs State. and
was raging With great salgnsy. Prvals letters
son6rm the rulnor, but add the gratifying intelli-
gencu that the further progress Of the disease has
been arrested by tho fortunate occurrence Ct frost
The whole number Of deaths docs no, exceed ten,
mos, Of whom were colorsd persons. The disease
most falal while il continued, noarly every in
dvdual attacked having fallen a victim 70 its rava
ges. tRahish Reg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Lieutenant Blanchard Of 'hs U. 8. Navy, and
Mr. O. Sullivan, law student, are the persons no
were prevented recently from fighting duel near
BladensLurg. Tbs Washington Mirror, says-
" W. understand that the quarrel originated in DO
aes,,c circumstances Of peculiar delicacy, which
we forbear to pa,,iculurize.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Cholera. Tho scoursc Of the West has again
been among US and its visit has been like TIM, of
q whrlvind. Fur many vssks j, had almes, en-
tirsy disappeared, und wc all felt secure bu, on
Saturday last several individuals vsre seized and
Jed-persons, tbs day before 10 perfect health, and
with every advantages Of assistance aud medical
aid From that time, for the next twenty -four
hours, crce an hour passed but ~ head Of some
new case from Saturday afternoon I'll Monday
morning it thus continued, carrying Of in that time
eighteen or twenty individuals it then stopped.
Cincinnati Rep OCT. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

The managers OF the Colonization Society o
Kentucky. have resolved to send snoiher compan n,
Of cmis to Africa 10 start about the Is! Of ia
puarv next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Vfpe, CaHada.-For several weeks past, the pa.
psrs OF Upper Canada have been chiefly occupied
~ ours ata--wish election maxets-ihe Cover
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

We SEQ it stated that the authorities Of Bremen
had instituted inquiries by which !, ~ns ascertain
ed, that The number Of persons who had arrived IN
that city early IN June, for the purpose Sf emgra-
ting to America. amounted to sixry thousand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

l, is though, tina, ia Plymouth District, MASS.
there will be 10 opposition 10 the re- election Of Mr.
J. a ADAMS 10 Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

r. The Spy in Washington" in rece".
letter to the N Y Courier prepares US to e1le .
disclosures of the most important and stafn''o
character, relative to the Post Office Dcpartmeu'
next winter not from the committee of the oeha'''
but from the commt,ee of the House Of RePIes.ea.
aives, appointed for the express purpose Of "hi''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Fatal Aeeident.-Mr John J. Frame, Of Charles
town, (Va.) was thrown from his gig while ri
ding near that town, on Friday evening week, aue
received such serious injury by Tho violence OF tn,
fall as TO occasion his death in the course of ar
hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Case Of Penelti.-Wc insert, on our first mage
notice ofon extraordinary circumstance that las
recently occurred in New York-.he kldnarpns@
foreigner named Penel by Mr.. Price the u D
District Attorney, and his forciblc Transportation
to Gaudaloupe, to answer for murder whehn'
is alleged to have committed in that Island IN juno
last, without aflofdng him the opportunity tfes
culpa'ing hmsclffrom the charge which ii IS sala
he could have donc,b proving an abb Great eS.
element has been produced by it, insomuch that nv
District Attorney has pledged himsclfto furnish
statement Of the circumstances TO the public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

We Perceive NY the New York papers, that no
le's than SIS 332 1859 in specie has been imported IN
to the single pot Of New York v thin The first six
months OF the present year. VI the sum received
within the las. three months, two and half mil
licns consisted of god, and was brought TO- doubt.
less TO GET the benefit Of the prof, by re coinage at
our Mint. The bulk VI he r:maniOg six and half,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

a The Tennessee papers are discussing Jd's
White s preonsions to the mex, PRESIDENCY VII
no little warmth They may rest assured thai
is a waste ofpowder. The Judge is very al5n'e
& an honest man, but he and his friends may rs
assured TINT there is as little prospect of his ece'.
as there is OF ripcning tropical fruits a, the N'5'
Pole.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

John Quincy Adams 10 now IN Washington, ha-
wing been called there in consequence oflhe lines.
of his son, since Diseased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

Spanish Trediy-Mr. WyER, who carried ost
III July the ratification by our Government, of the
late Convention with Span, has returned from Ma,
,trd, with the Spanish ratification Of tho treaty.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says tina.
Mr.. w brings with hun also, various documsns
fela''ng,o our claim. Oh Frsnec, but nothing which
changes the aspect of that business"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-15
Tuesday, February IL.
IA GlrN aEIs

MT Mexican presented The memorial Of meeting of the
cuzes OF The city and county OF Philadelphia Drought
on oys COMMITTEES Of gentlemen appointed by the met
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Nreat Hargains ior Cash.

n w be had at the New Store of f. E. ESTES
IN line aud pc'fnc blue. black and color.
ION. =, Cas'meres' Chslnets, Fannels Blunkers
Napt Coltons Mcrino Cloths and Cireuss;ans 3
cured Tibet Cloths, very handsome n,r,crns
bonoaz-l's Cal'cos, Cambrics, Muslins, superior
"nd common black and coorcd Silks, Six W,rs,c1
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods of all k,nds
an" s ali other Dry Goods Groceries, Shoes Hats,
&c. ali OF which will be sold considerable l,u,or
than they have ever been ofreted in lhi, markc,
Purchasers are respectfully requested To call nnd
examine Tor themselves. Persons wishing to Inv
TO sell again can do so 20 grea adynn,a,e' ue !,
determined to sell out his stock of Goods on hand
anu '', every 'huucement IN the way of chcarn,ss
Will DC he'o out to purchasers Two or three ,ons
OF very nice Castings, very cheap. '''''
E. B. ESTES.
" II" IS daily expecting to receive some G,o
ana ezra f"e black Bombazine, D apers, suner.
me Caslneus, Ribbons, and other desirable Cno(s
which will be sold very cheap. ERE ''
Dec % H. D. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

unuRsryANr 10 the provisions ofa deed OF
,rus, executed TO RE, by Hugh Monssoms'ls .
and Aon J. h,s sife, bearing date on the slst o.
oflhs County Court of Campbell, and for the Pu ~,
ooses in said deed mentioned shall on the yin Gay
Of January next, on the premises, proceed TO se,oy
way of public auction, to the highest BIDDER ,rae'
of Land situate in the county of Campbell, on both
aide, Of The mountain fork of Fishing Creek, con-
tanning 95 acres, 3 roods and 1896 poles ms
irac, Of Land lies contiguous 10 the Town OF Lynen
burg, being distan, not moro than TWO miles, '"o
well worthy the attention OF those o'sPos.u ~
purchase handsome Little Farm rear '''o 49,.
Acting az t,us,ee. / shall convey to the purchaser
such ,te only as is vested in me by the deed a'ore'
said That tile no wever,t is believed is unquest'on'
abIe.-Thc terms will be liberal, and particularly
made known on the day of sale j. Wills
Dec lS ius
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

ES'n"iNiA.-h rules held ~ tho clerk, Office o
~. " "cnh superior Court of Law aud Cbantert 10Y
lhr county of Amherst on Mondav tlo 6 I,y nj coher
',""neft Robinson aud john &. Mccm, Surviving
T''"e, 81 Tue Int firm of McKee, Robinson y 20, and
c'' aud partners trading updcr tho .ye a1d firm oil
nuht \ Co Plaintiff, against G1dfreY Toilet jas
.: "". WIN u Toler, R,chard ". Toler. B"Jml W
-, h'eN'nder W. Rnckcr and Poll, his wife, late POLY
lolrr, ilTfts la Chancery $50
We delen ians Goifey rolcr and James J. Toler not
"s e"'"red Their appearance aud given security 40
"Ppearnf by satisfactorily evidence that they arc pe
''''""n"'s "l tins ctmmonw oath: Ga motion OF Nv
r ~ ticir Counsel, IT is ordered that the sai de
icndtnt', f"lrey Toler aud lame, J. Toler d, appear
80 "" ' o'llrc the first uay of tho April term F"
tue h'll Of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF 1n'
"'' ne "li"1ilI Inherited IN The Lyuchhure Nrglnla'
m Nv" nonths successfully aud posted al the Go" doo'
"''ne court no Sc in The sad county.
:, ACopy-ressc, JOHN THOMPSON, nc
NoY. I3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Observation-Disclosures Sale
Dec. | |

w I'LL be sold TO the hghcs, bidder. at pnh,ic
auction, on Monday the Goth of he nroso,,
month, If fair If not the next far day, at Tho Into
residence of Capt. Jack Lefiwlch decd al ,ha
stock of Horses, Oxen, Cows, Plantation u,eos,is
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cron of Corn
Fodder Oats, &c. A credit of IL months will ha
allowed the purchaser by giving bond, with sa,is.
factory security on oil sums above s. that sun, g.,
under cash Will be required. JOHN GOODE
Administrator of J. Leftwicb
Persons holding claims sg inns, the estate srs
earnestly requested to make them known bofors tho
DAY OF sale, IN order that they may be paid Tboss
'"3eo'ea are requested 10 make payment. J.G.
tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

RTikGlNiA--tt Rules held ~ the t'ltk'. fce Of the
county court If Amherst, ~ MnnI,y the 81 az Of
November, lS3i-Reltard s. Eli, Plr dgaust Hound
WINSTON SIerlh ut anher,t cnunt, III a, ,uch lm o.
J"hh Ware, Sen dec hndorson Ware, john War, r. 0
mnhd ware aud hfy ". his wife, VIM Wac DlDHey
NHc ana fetcr I. Camden, Def ,.-Iu Chluccry.
ne d'irnlaht. An icr-on Ware, John are, Dshnet
arc ana ct r u i'm len, not haVing entered tbraP
Pe",ahce aud gwen security according to the uf Az
S'hhiy ad the rules Of th, Courl, anl IT Appearing by
''''i''"y evidence that they nuhit,us Of ihp
"'""n"aiti Va motion of tIe pluuti1, b, Ia, aneA
II IS ntder"d that the said dcloul,nt. Andersen Ware
iona Ware, Jr., nabney Wa aud Peter IT, rnuen, DO
aPrcr '''f" n or bel"re tho first day OF March FERN
ncS 10 pnswart le bill Nth, l,utT A., ina, copy Of
'' ordcr be forthwith Inserted in the l.yrc burg Fne
man, tor two months successfully, aud po,,td al 'ss
front door OF tho eonri house in ga id comfy.
copy-Testc.
ROBERT TINSLFY, Ok
Doc.l WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
'lYNst sale.

Icy virtue of deed Of rus, executed to me by
- Lewis Merritt, bearing dAte 81 December,
1882 aud Of reeod IN the Clc,lls office of the ooun
~ Court of Campbell will be sold, to the hughes
bidder, for cash, ut the residence Of SAID merritt on
the 2ith day Of December Chs monthly the follow.
ing Slaves, 10 wit. Groun, Ned, Luor aud two
children, named Henry and Lucinda, woman
named Biddy, ono named Christian, and her three
childro-, .--.'s,' rfe'sunI, Martha AMI Ned alias
George together wlh he increase Of the females Of
them since the execution Of tho trust, or so much of
the aforesaid slaves as will be sufficient to satisfy
the purposes OF said deed. Acting as trustee, such
tile only as is vested IN me as such, will be con.
'eyed to tho purchaser.
GERMAN JORDAN, Trus,er.
VI In consequence of the Indictment weather on
mo 21th, the above sale is postponed To Mnnd,y
Tive OH Jan'y NEXT
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. 25 "a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
classical School.

= illlE subscribers have engaged with the 'frns
- tees Of Union Academy, to teach the ensuing
year at ha institution, Union Academy is spt.la.
ted in the lower end of AmhHrst county, one nj =
and half above Elk Mills. The School will com
mcnce on the lst day of January next. nd term.
inmate the lst of December one month vacation
will be given during the summer In this S,bnnl
will be fought Ortho.rAphy, Roadag. Wrl,ae.
Arithmetic, Grammar, G,osrophy with The use ri
Maps and Globes, Bellies Lctres, Aucicn nnd Mo
dern History Neutral aud Moral Philosophy, Che.
mstry and the French ana Lttn Languages.
TERMS.
For the English, including Grammar and
Geography SIG 90
The higher branches Of, the English, French
and Latin S25 90
Board can be had Immediately IN the nclghb, r-
hood of the Academy at Col. VIM. billiards., Alex
ander Mondy :, Esq and al Other places; on the
most reas enable terms.
Those with whom we have not the pleasure Of
an acquaintance We refer to the trustees. Cls WIN
md John billiard, John llorsev Alexander Mum.
dy, VIM. c. Jo"ian, Charles NJ Christian, Isaac
w Walker MlcaJah Pendle,un, and VIM. Uors.
ley, Esqrs JAMES =. PRICE.
THOMAS H. POPE.
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To Thomas spsasins, Armis,ead h,
+. b.rksdale, Allen Gu,hrey, C. r. EsNs' We
mas L. Spragins, Melehlxideck "un' tn.
sha barksdale and Rebeeea his w;t, ens' b.
Fl. Spragins. Sarah L. Smith and s,;,, EI'aab.u
gins. h D Spa
NA .nas NOTICE, tina, on the 2ls Ian
= 1885, atthe cfice of Calvin Tat. j. ,anh0ary
OF New orleans and siate Of Louisisn. .sfl
proceed to take tie dispositions Of saiS r. 'Aa
others. 10 be read os evidence in sui, no ae al
ding and undetermined 10 the Superb, Nv " aepe
Law and Chancery for the county Of uo Hoa1 q
which you are defendants, and |, as sJm;n.sf "a
Of The untdmnisicrcd goods and chu,el, " r
Hunt, deed. am plaintiff. JAMES Rpn6Sa1 ts
Dec. % oNt
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Mats, Shoes, nc.

by ANKLE g. RUMBOUGii return their 'hAhhs
~ 10 the,r friends and customers Tor past Ia
vors and respectfully invite their nhehloo 70 '"'
extensive assortment oi articles in Their line OF bu-
1nsss which they have now on hand and are dai-
|, expecting. Among them are
Genll-men's fine aud common Fur Hats, OF ihtr
own and northern mnnuiaciuIe
" DOL Hats
Hstier's Trimmings and Fnrs
A variety OF Caps, tur, olath, sea'skin, &c
Genilemen's Boots and Shoes, OF lne aud CON mon
quality
Ladirs' sealskin, morocco aud prunella Shoes,
Chidfens aud Servants Shoes,
Umbrellas. Stocks. &c. &c. &c.
Ladies Beaver Bbuneis, of all coors, may be had
on The shor est notice.
All Of which they are determined to sell on the
most accommodating terms. The public sfe NV
ted 10 give them n call before making purchases
DlNKLE & RU MBOUGU.
Nov. 10 tlJan.
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Patrick Henry Academy.

r announcing the continuance Of the exercises
Il ofthis institution the ensuing yeas, lthe la sea.
sion TO commence 18th yanusry,) the subscriber
would beg leave once more to call the attention OF
the public to the peculiar claims Of this school 10
liberal patronage. Enjoying a climate as salu-
brious ~ that with which any part of the Stale is
bessed-fhc situation Is removed from every haunt
Of sica-snd, IN tho hear; OF IN enlightened and
moral community, is virtually unconnoeiod with
any thing IN tho least demonstrating
The subscriber has had many years OF expe.
renee. and lnboJred eaiefally TO keep pace with the
Improvements in education. Having been IN tho
habit of preparing youth for the sarsus colleges in
our county. and, by general correspondence, in
formed hmsc OF tho different modes of instruction.
course, NC, md aided by the advice of erpction
ffead, IN the selection of the best text looks h.
trusts, llsal he may be permitted 10 promise pre-
parslory course Of useful and general information
In Teaching tho Languages, grammatical
construction and literal Translation Will De ob
joels Of especial attention with all beginners
but whcn the pup, shalt have advanced sulh
elonily To lnsiify change something more will
ba required lie viii then be taught 10 INNS
fnse rs lar rs possible. ths beauties Of one Ian
ga'se tnio lhnt OF the oher, AM for This purpose,
VII he usbt the i1oms ot the Two languages urd
be required weekly 10 translate in writing por
ton from some approved author Roman and
Geek Antiquities Ancient History and Geography
bong absolutely necessary Tor the comprehension
Of the classics wi be connected with the Study OF
the Laa oasrs-Scannlng Lntin md Check poe
Try, $50 lfeqacnty aud Improperly nrgee'ed.) viii
IL taught ia every instance. The Mnth@mattC'i
cohf" VIII comprise Geometry, Plnne and Spheri-
cal fiigooomcify, Surveying and Laerok's Alse
bfa-liisofy, AncIcnt and Modern and Geoera
ply, viii The use of he Maps and Globes. and
Natural Philosophy
The subse'Ibe, pledges himself to devote his .ime
exclusively TO tie school. and TO exert himself for
The welfare of all who may be entrusted 10 his c re
Boa, cnn be Obtained convenient to the Acad,-
my. Board and iuIlloi as heretofore
JOS. L. GODFREY.
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oHN LYNCH e..suso, Of H.sry Ward d.

r. ofiN LYNCH. e,eeuos OF H.s,v Ward d.
- ceased. Miesjah Davis. Samuel Bsansfo,d
administrator OF Robes, A. Ward, decd, Alexsn.
der L'sgst, Edward Lynch and Charles II. Lynch,
executor OF Anse!m Lynch deceased, will take no
iice that on the 9th day Of January, 1885, between
the rising and setting OF the SUM- a, the office Of
commissioner Samuel l. Wait, in the town Of
Lynchburg, and stste of Virginia, we shall pro
coed to take the DISPOSITIONS of Francis Galway
aud Others and on the Goth of January, 1885, b..
tween the same hours, ai the dwelling house of
Wiiinm Dove, IN tie county Of Pmsylvania, and
state OF Vrginia, We shall proceed to take the drip.
ositIons OF SAID VIM. Dove and others md on the
l2'h day OF January, 1895, between the same
hours, nj The tavern of Barnett Finch, OF Camp
bell courthouse, and state of Virginia, VIC shnU
proceed TO tnhe The dispositions Of Jonn AIcxardet
and others and on the &c h day January, 1885 hc-
tween tho same hours, nj the tavern of VIM Tcriy.
IN the Town OF Liberty, and state Of Vircin,a. Ne
shall proceed to take the Gepos,tions Of Jam G.
Mooman & others and on the 25ih day OF Mach.
1888, between tho same houfs,at the tavern q John
o. WHgh, in the town Of Gnyandour, and state ol
Virginia, we shull proceed 10 lnke the dispositions
Of Charles Barber nni others winch depoSiuon.,
when tuken, arc intended 10 be read as evidence
~ Sui' IN Chaarefy, now depending and undc.
tcfmincd N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law &
Chanccry, for tho la~n OF Lynehburg in winch We
and others, the heirs and legatees Of Henry
Ward, deceased. plaintiffs, mud you are deicnd-
ants. Ard # The snd DISPOSITIONS should not be
completed the days respectively SCI they will be
continued from day 10 day, between the sam,
hours, aud at the same places, respectively, unul
they nre flushed when and where you VII please
attend. PAISEY BARBER
THOS I ADAMS
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FLOODED STOCK.

uvHE subscriber, living IL LynchbuFs, wIshes 10
IL dispose Of for the coming season, his hoise'
Carlisle would stand him on shnrcs,an would oe
glad TO receive propositions by mail or otherwise.
Carlisle is n grandson Of the celebrated old Do
mede, and truly fine horse; was injured IN tram
ing bu, gained erea, credit by his speed and bot
ton.--llis owner has every confidence In him Us
a stock horse, and believes tina, he would DO well
N Western Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, or IN the
South - The subscriber wishes 10 sell Mareskinoa
promising horse, three years old, by Shakespeare
HENRY BROWN, jr.
Dee. Is Is