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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

luton offered yesterday by Mr.. Murdsngb Me-,
carter mnrdaugh, Cunningham, Cooke, Madison Sta.
nara, Brown, OF r., Gilmer, Miller, Moncurc Craig
iickefson, Darlington, Parker Stcger Griggs
Daniel, DAWSON Summers
On motion OF MIR. BROOKE, leave was piyen to BRING
na Dill 10 amend an act to incorporate the Stanton and
Iotoinac kail.Road Company pissed March odd 1891
20 m2lon OF Mr. FosrAiTE, the Committee ofschools
ana Cocges was instructed to inquire into the cxped
ency OF Incorporating the Martinsglc Academy 10 the
NORTHERN ABoLITIoNIsTs. &C.
Mr. GARLAND Of M, submitted the following ResoIu.
ton
Resolred That SO much Of the Governor MESSAGE no
relates to the disorganizing sedtious and nccndary
doctrines Of certain associations created in the Nodhern
apa aseGn STATE the purpose Of producing direct
h'eIieTehce WIN HSlave property Of the South and
which assert right in the United states TO interfere with
our property IN various other nodes be referred TO a
select committee said committee be instructed
uHe hSo unacr consideration the suicicncy of the
yera acts Of Assembly intended to prevent or punish
any threatened disturbance of the public peace within
uy Sonnohwealt-and that they have leave TO report
Mr. DoRNAs said hc should prefer thst the resolution
be separated and the first clause referred to the Select
committee while Che latter portion. relating tio neces-
safy notifications Of the law n relation 10 this subject
NC thought ought to be referred 10 the Committee Of
Courts OF Justice.
Mr. GARLAxD said he should have no objection n such
modification
MIR GlIsrR would suggest to the genlleman from
hockbridge that tbe subject would b. better
TT were referred entire ono committee and ne (A1,
% preferred thatit should 90 tn select committee "A
iee subject were divided, the result of Che deliberations
I pN1difiF
conflict The gentleman from Rockbfdge would per.
eeiTe that the two parts Of the resolution we're closely
blended, and conld scarcely be considered separately
me rsl part consisted merely OF the consideration of the
eFithe second contemplated The adoption Of some re-
mcay; The disease and the remedy were inscpaahy
IF the questions upon them separated II
might happen that there would be two doctors, who
might advise different remedies
Mr. DoRmAr still thought, notwithstanding the inoe.
NOUS remarks Of the gentleman from Abemaflc that il
would be better 20 divide the resolution and refer thai
par winch related to the laws IN regard 10 the slave po
puaiion, 70 The Committee Of Courts Of Justice fic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

The Foork distinctly heard by hc Reporter and il pro
iblg not precisely the sense Of Nf. P's obsorvaton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

=. t4,t-,se.y o. IL ,ereSshe al ). ny lave ~
creased the crops OF graia. Used as Top dressing
to Glove, (red, on land never before plasicrcd, |
have often had that grass increase four ID to u
line, dividing It from similar land and clover
Spaces len upholstered across large fields, when
sown IN wheat, have Remained visible during the
"hoie season Of resi-, by the inlerloriiy in luxu-
Rance oi great variety Of nhiurul grasses an !
weeds. The 2,o a-Tes ,ou mentioned have never
rcces GO any manure, and the corn stalks have been
AIKEN of. But theF have been completely secured
against efozlng. They row produce three fold
more orrn than when the experiment commenced
The rest OF my firm, having had the manure, will
produce five fold corn than it could do twenty
yenr1 nso. The casualties attending wheat, render
that ffecas'ous criterion of improvement.
ala respectfully sir,
Your most obdt sers'i
JOHN TAYLOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

n T,c.,,ut supqtIor Coult OF Law aud Guam
IA e.ry. continued and held for the town Of
Lynchbnrg at the Court Hou'e, in the said town,
on Friday, the 9th day oi bruary, 1885, sitting
as CouTi Of Chancers-
Charles Ellis and Jim Allan, merchants and
mariners, u aiding und,r the firm and style of Ellis
L. Allan BOYD Mdltr, William G. Pendl ton, and
David s. Garland, William Walton add jams
Penn msI cbants and partners, trading under the
firm aud style Of Garland Walton Penn, and
Robert Tnsley. Plaintiff, against Samuel Brans.
lord Sergeant of the Corporation of Lynchbnrg,
and as such. sJmini,ira'or nf Nicholas Harrison,
dec, Thomas A Hnlcombe Robert S. Coleman,
Paul A. Clay, John Murrell, William Radiord,
Ediha Clay. Junius Clay, and Od'n Clay, De-
PENDANT.
II appearing IN the satisfaction oil the Court,
that The plaintiff. John Allan hath departed this
life, il is ordered, that the fact be suggested Of re-
cord And iherenpon. this cause coming on this
day to be heard, upon the bills, answers of The in
testate OF the defendant Samuel Bran;iord, the an
swers Of the defendants Paul A. Clay, Odin G.
Clay. and Junius a. Clay. and the decTtial orders
OF the Goth day Of June. he Goth Of July, and the
9Th OF November. in the year 1924, which appear
TO have been duly served on the defendants, Tho
mas 4. 'Iolcombe Robert h. Coleman John Murs
rell, William Radford and Edi,ha Clay was argu
I'd by counsel: On consideration whereof, the
Court doth take the bill of the plaintiffs for cons
fessed as TO the Defendants upon whom the deere
tai orders aforesaid have been served, ami doth
order, that one Of its Commissioners take an &C.
count OF trust fund In the bill mentioned, and lie.
port the same to the Court, with any matters spe-
cialy stated, thought pertinent by himse'f or
qulred by the parties 10 be so stated
Copy -Ieste, ID. ROBES, Clerk.
CoMMlssIosER's OFFICE,
Lynchburg. April l2rh, 1888
The ta,tcs interested, will take notice, that |
shall, mn Saturday, the lst day Of August next
proceed 10 take the account directed by the forego
ing order of Court, on which day, al the hour Of
III o'clock IN the morning, they required 10 nj
tend at my Office, 10 his town. with ih, r accounts
vouchers, and p,o"fs together with copy OF the
Court papers, prepared for o1amoa,ion and settle
meht ;. l. WATT, Com.
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'LIACHBCRG SPRING RACES.

/DHE Races over this Coprs. will commence
- on tHesdsy the ooh Of May. aud continue
four dave.
FIRST DAY-A S~eepsiske Colt Race, Tor
three year Old colts and flles one mile and re
pea'-S60 entrance, =. P.--lhfee entries md
closed.
John :. Hurt enters (Nm. Terry'.) sorreI colt
Red Wasp. by Shakespeare. dam KITTY Madison,
Benjamin Davidson enters bay colt, by Shak
'peaVr, with one white hind foot, } dam unknown
Wm MeCsrgo enters bay colt, by Sir Charles
dam bv Virginnn
SECOND DAY.-Proprieior's Purse, 5000 two
mile heats. entrance $40
THIRD DAY .-Joekey Club Pur c, $500 three
mile ben's entrance 500
FOURTH DAY.-Proprietor's Purse 5000. two
mile hcats, entrance $16.
The Proprietor is prepared TO necom'nod date for
~ or fifty Race Horses.
The money for each days rnce will be psid 10
inc winner. subject to the usual discount. TIE
proprietor feels warranted in saying to the public
'ha' the prospect bids lair ior good spori this
spring ]. H. OLIVER Proprietor.
April 0 tdr
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SALE OF NEGROES, &C.

1h1 virtue Of deed of trust, executed 10 the
- subscriber, by Col. John p. Gray, bear.
ing date The l0h day of October, lS3l and Of re.
cord in the Clerks Office If Bedford county Cour',
'hali, by the direction of the pcr3ous for hos 2
benefit the deed was made. on F,i lay. the Bid dav
OF July, 1885, in the town Of Liberty, Bedford
county, proceed TO sell, TO the CHEST bidder, the
following slaves, 10 wit Lewis. Eadv, Rachael
Rce, Little Charles Allen. Pauina Md, Amy,
and their Two children, Billy and Edmond, Peter
aud Harret',and any increase Of the female slaves
! will also. on the same dav, the next day, sell
the highest bidder, at public auc'on all his the
saId Gays, Horses, stock of Cattle, Hogs and
sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, two set. Of
Blacksmiths tools, all his House hold and kich pu
Furniture, and all the crop Of tobacco, grain and
OF every description.
Terms-A credit Of ONE, two, md three wears
Will be given, the purchasers giving bond viii.
approved security, to secure the purchase money
The sale OF all the personal Property, except the
Slaves, will take place at Col Grs,s Home house.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
April 80 tbs
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hlTlCE,.

1hl Y virtue OF n decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Cou't Of Law aud Chancery ,for the county oi
Amherst, pronounced on the OH day of April
1880, IN certain suits therein pending that j., in
tho suit OF Jas rawlings administrator Of Garland
H. Mitchell dec. who was the last surviving mart.
ner OF william and Garland ~. Mitchell Pc
against Nancy Shields, aud other dens j; the P,e,;
dent, Directors and Company Of the Bank of vir.
GINA, and the President, Directors md Corppsnv
Of The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Phf,. sgains,
Richard Harrison, Nancy Shields aud other dens !;
William Mcdonnell, plf. against Henry l.. Davies
William Turner, aud other dehs. the undersigned
who is thereby appointed u commissioner for the
purpose, viii on he lst day OF June, 1885 proceed
on the premises, to sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, a tract Of land lying in the county Of Am.
herst contaIn,. 233 acres which land was the for.
mer residence Of Mrs Jane Lively. dec. and is sit.
nated near the stage road leading TO Lyncbburg
Gom Amherst Coun House, and about three miles
from the latter place.
The land AFORESAID, is now in the possession OF
a tenant for the present year f; will be sold ub
ect 10 that tenancy, but the purchaser 10 have the
rent, which will be due the LIST Of January nex, M
which time he shall have full possession, with the
liberty OF Sc edirg small grain the land al the
usual time, aud in the usual manner, the approach,
ns fall.
THOMAS N. EUBANK,
5her,0 Of amherst, 'o"'"''''o"e''
April u tbs
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DURSUANr TO decree of the Circuit Supc.
- nor Count of Law and Chancery, for the
county of Amherst, in suit therein depending
between Archeus Gillian, Plaintiff, and William
A Gillian, and others. defcndants-I shall expose
to SALE by public auction, for ready money on the
promises, on the Goth day of May next, the irac,
of land OF three hundred and ninety six acres, in
the said decree mentioned. The said land lies on
Pedar River, and sdoins the land of Benjamin
Taaferro, Richatd S Ellis James Martin Peter
Martin, and others THOMAS n. EUBANK,
Sheriff and Commissioner
April 20 ids
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TRUST SALE.

\NVfiLL be sold, at public auction, in the public
" road, in front Of tho premises to the high
est bidder, FOR cash, on Thursday the 2lst day of
May next, the HOUSE AND GROUND where the
widow of the late Edward Jones now resides near
III town OF LynchUurg and on the road leading
from the said town towards Campbell Court House
The sale will be made by virtue Of a deed OF trust
ext cuted by John 5 LIE to the subscriber and he
" i'll convey only such tile as Is vest ed in him by
he said deed Of trust
JAMES BENAGH
April 90 oldN
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TRU STEE'S SAl.EOFEaND.

HpY virtue of a deed of trust executed by Jabez
e Camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing date
on the 22d day of November 1928 and of record in
tie County Court Of Amherst, | shall, ON Tuesday
the 18th day Of May, 1885, expose to sale, by Way
Of public auction, for cash, Con the premises,
certain tract parcel of land with its nrpurtenan-
ces, lying and being in the county of Amherst
adjoining the lands of William Stinnctt tie heirs Of
w Ham Camden, the heirs Of w llliam Peters
deceased the hens of Zachariah Isb H. ceased
and the heirs of Elizabeth Coleman deceased. and
containing, by estimation 700 acres, more or SIS
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such title
as is vested in me to SAID land by said deed
JAMES POWELL.
April Is I9M
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NEW GOODS.

AflE subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS which vii comprise
n general assortment of Staple and FnncV Dry
Goods.-IIs assortment Ct READY MADE CLIO,
THING VI il be more extensive than heretofore
kept, and he assures his friends and the Pnblic
that he will SELL to say the Least on as good terms
can be purchased at any other house H. the
town. NJ. HART.
ADIl Q
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COTTON CORD.

NHE subscriber will in future, keep good as
soriment of Cotton Cord, of different, descrip-
ons such as Wire or Cable Cord-and other dc.
scrpuons ohsmall Cord, suitable for mantua- ma.
kers Also, Cotton Plough Lines, Wrapping
lw'ns and Seine Irvine, wholesale or retail
ABNER GARRETT.
Marches ts
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NOTICE..
AI,ril 81

wv ~ TIE
I'D virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county
oi Amherst, pronounced on the OH day of Apr,l,
1880, III The SUIT, Prosser Powell, pltf. against
William Jorhog, Nelson Crawford, Leonard
lienly' Abiam Carter and others. defts. The un
dersien'd who is thereby appointed commits
s'oner Tor he purpose will, on Friday the 29th day
OF May neit, proceed on the premises, TO sell (be.
ginning with the tracts us herein after enumerated
and selling only SO much as may DO necessary to
satisfy tho purposes Of the sad decrep,l to the
highest bidder. for ready money that's tract
OF land elong TO Abram Garter, lvmg in the
county Of Amherst, styled the Saw Mill Tract or
Lot No :, and adjoIns Robert II. Garter aud
others whirh contains 242 acres Also another tract
adjoining the tract first mentioned, known by the
name Of the Lovelndy Mountain aud contains 1871
Ncrcs-And on the 3Oth May next shall proceed
on the premises in like manner, to sell to the high
est oidd'' ior ready money, another tract OF land
also belonging to the snid Ahram Garter, and 10
said decree mentioned, which ID in the said count,
Of Amherst, con aiming 100 acres, lying between
the NUrlh and South brauchs OF Briiaoe river
and ON the Fork Mountains adJ joining the lands
Aaron Iligginbo,ham aud others.
THOMAS N. EuBANk. )c..
sheriff Of amherst, ( N'"''"''''o"e''
Arril 27 ,ds
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kl'oE:iCAl..
From tie London Manchester Guardian.
"HoW BEAUTIFULLY

Frcrn tie London Manchester Guardian.
"HoW BEAUTIFUL"
"Rsllug NsfSiip ef he Bcdnfifpl'
tBpLwER.
How beautiful This world OF ours,
It's Autumn hues, and Summer flowers,
Its waving fields Of ripcned gam,
It's twilight shade, on hil and Plani
Beautiful. its sparkling floods
And its lcafy, solemn woods,
And its morn. when o'er the brake,
All its sonssters i'st awhkr.
How Lenutiful-the starry night,
When rs mctk ana mellowoJ Light,
Stealing through the trees Is seen,
On the jncund village green
Beautiful, the dreams Of slefr,
When the spirit, wrapt aud deep,
Wandtrs meath Loihcan SPELL
To Land where angels dwell
And oh E, how beautiful 10 scr,
Loves unchanged fidelity, -,
Hears ,ha, beat through good anu ~
True. nnd fond, and faithful suli
Beautiful, when years have speu'
Der the peasant. honored head
L. the wn,chful care We bless
la ehAds devo'edness.
How beauiful-'he quenchltss power
Un,ubducd in darkest hou',
Un,educcd when fortunes benm
Gs;,y eilds lifes varying stream
yir,uc-ihine this glorious sway,
Thou the gem Of farest ray,
Thou the fairest flower we Gull,
Crown Of oil most beautiful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
STR AYED OR STOLEN

~ From the subscrihcr, dark bay
IGMM8VV Mare, between II and Is hands
high, heavy built, nith bhzed face
NA six years old a liberal reward
will be eiycnto any pers securing
or returning said mare to me-
LEMlNG B. MlLLEr.
Finca;tle. April 80 w3w
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NOTICE..

"A SECTION OF LAND, lying within miles
N of Parls, Edgar county, state Of Illinois,
would be exchanged for Negroes, Bonds, or other
property. AS the land lies near the Wabash, is
exceedingly fertile, with fair proportion ofPrarie
and Timber, emisran,s TO that prosperous and de-
lightfu region of country would find it to their ad
vantage to negotiate upon the subject with the pro-
prie,or,
? Letters addressed to w. M. B., Franklin C.
H. Va. will be attended tc.
April % I'm
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NJ ANIED.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,

corn ApRIr, 1888.
SUpERB London Cacos
~ Very rich Parsan, do
Ginghums of the rarest patterns
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarine Silks
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery
With greet variety of Fancy Staple Goods,
hourly expected. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
CUTTING GRAIN BEFORE RIPE

For seed, we believe II is recommended 20 lcl
wheat become fully ripe. For flour, Mr.. MCullcch
says -" | had part of my wheat field cut about
ten days sooner than the residue-n was kept
separate, and when recently brought 10 the mil
with the wheat cut from the same field a, the usual
time, the early cut wheat weighed two pounds to
The bushe heavier than the other. The -four made
from II (thore were ten bushels) is remarkably fine,
equal TO amy ever had in my family, and superior
to any have had this year fom any other wheat
think 1t proper TO make these facts known, al
though would no, say that single experiment like
this ought 10 establish general rule
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

Cockroaches a deep plate or dish and
nearly fill the bottom part with molasses and water
Sc. it near their haun,s, with some chips from the
shelf to the edge of the dish for the insects TO travel
upon. In this way they may be caught, ard ap-
parendy drowned, but will often revive when
thrown Oh, of The plate. To render their exterm'
nation sure, they should be stamped on, or thrown
into hrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

DAIRY Secret.-Have ready two pans in boiling
water, ard on the mks coming to the dairy, take
the hot pans out of the water, put the milk into one
of them, and cover il with the other. This will oc
casion grea, augmentation in the thickness and
quality of the cream.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07

White maple bark makes good light brown
slate colo,. This should be boiled in water, set
with alum. The color is rcckoned better when boil
cd in bI ass instead of iron.
Tho purple paper which comes on loaf sugar,
boiled in cider OF vinegar, with small bit Of alum
makes fine purple slate color. Done in iron.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

p AM now receiving beautiful assortment of
- new Spring, Staple aud Fancy Goods which
cordially invite my friends aud the public 10 ex.
anime JOHN G. MEEM.
April. Is
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WOODS
THRESUING MACHINE.

ENOR SALE, Thrcshing Machine, made by
n Jarvis S. Wood of Bo,e,our,, acknow sed
10y competent judges to be the best machine for
,hreshng all kinds Of gram, ever used in this part
Of the country. Enquire a, this Office.
April 20 Is
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Messrs. David }. Wood and Andrew Il

Messrs. David }. Wood and Andrew r
Thompson.
h NAhE NOTICE tha, shall on the 9th day
- OF May. 1888, at the Washington Hotel IN tie
'o"n OF Lynchburg, and State Of Virginia, take the
dispositions of William Murrel, and others TO be
read as evidence the trial of the suit depending
IN the Circuit Superior Cour, oeLaw and Chance
ry Tor the county OF Campbell, and State OF Vlrs'-
ma, wherein am plaintiff, and you are defendans''
WILLIAM II. FOX
April % WIN
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lIMITs or In Nj cnorca the hog is CONVEX
ted into a beast OF draushi, COW, SOW, and TWO
young horses have been seen there y, ked togthcr.
In some parts Of Italy swine are employed IN hunt
ing for ;rules cord is tied round The foot Of the
animal, and he is led into the fields where this
plan, is found and wherever he begins to dig, it is
sure sign of the plan, being Immediately under.
The hog possesses the sense of smelling and thst
in hi IA perfection. Hogs seem TO have great dread
Of Wild and on its approach, they fly to their sty
with grea, precipitation; and before storm, they
frequently indicate its coming by corrying straw
in lhclt mouths SliM paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
auction Sales.

ANCNlON SaAcS.
an Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
~ night Auctions. and regularly continue ine'"
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the az
and Winter months. My stock will be sueh o.
will suit the season and sold in small lots. Wy
day sales will be every Wednesday at ii oeo."
of Groceries, Furniture &c. &c. Favors from 'l ~
country are particularly invited, as my sales WIZ
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc
Sept. 8, 1884. HIS
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NOTICE.
NEGROES WANTED.
April 30

HNHE subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or 10
Il YOUNG NEGROES. of both sexes. for
which liberal prices will be iven. VI. iiART.
April 9 Is
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A MONTH SENTIMENT" The more am &C.
quantcd with Agricultural affairs, the better am
plea ed wl!h them: nsomuch :hot can no where
find great satisfaction IN those innocent and
useful pursuits. In INDUCING these feelings, am
led to II fleet how much more delightful TO the unc-
bauchcd mind is the task of making Improvements
on the Garth, than all the vain glory which can b.
ncqljred from ravnging il by the most unin;errui
ted career Of conques'. = Washington. <
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500 REV ARD.
n , ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
III u 10th of January last, negro man named
GET IA ID -El0


who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about 20
years AT the same time, his brother named Billy,
went ell, but has been tak'n up IN Rockbridge
and returned TO me, and Charles is still going at
large. The subscriber will give a reward of One
Hundred Dollars 10 any person who VIII appre-
bend and deliver hlm TO her IN the town of Lynch
burg, II lac be taken out of tins State, or $50
1t taken within the State Charles is Il very bpht
mulalto, HAIR very straight, sharp features and on
hls SIGHT might be mistaken for White man lie
is about five feet four six inches high, ordinary
stature, and had on, when he left here, a common
cans SUIT of clothes, gray coat and brown panta-
oons, white hat, &c 1t is supposed he may be Turk
ing about in Rockbridge or Albcma,c, where he
was raised, and has many relations 1t is probable
he may have cndcevo,ed to gain the Pennsylvania
orOhlo line. The last heard Of him, was, tina, he
was seen on his way to Stanton.
CHRlSTIANA TODD
<. The Lexington Union and charlottesville
Advocate will omit my former advertisement and
publish the foregoing i'll the place Of it. c.. 7.
Feb Is
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= MONEY FOUND.
DRS. HOLCOMBE PAYNE

HAVE associated themselves together, in mo
n l. practice of Medicine. By this arrangement,
our friends and the public may at all times av''
themselves of the services either, or both, as ney
may wish.
z'P Calls at DR.. H's residence. or DR.. Ps ONCE
will receive prompt attention. One or the other u
US, will cndeavour always to be in town.
April ID w3w
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Lynchburs, AIni ION, 1885. !
ne parties interested will take notice, that
shall, on Wednesday. the 22d da, of July nett,
proceed to the execution of the foregoing order Of
Court, on which day. at the hour of 10 O'Clock in
IN" mo, n'ng, they are required to attend AT my
once, IN this town, with their accounts, voucher
and proofs, together with copy Of the Court pa
pefs, prepared for examination ard settlement.
S.. WATT, Com.
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