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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

VTNHE Male and Female School under tho care
- Of Henry S. Peyton and Lady, IN the town Of
Lovingston, Nelson county, Will m ITS ex.
ercises for the year 1885, on he LIST Monday in Jan.
uary next, and close on the Sih Of December follow.
ing, deducling one summer month for vacation. In
this School will be taught the Latin, Greek and
English Languages, including History, Ph,loso.
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply and Mathematics, Drawing and Painting, and
useful and m Needle Work, on the follow.
Jag terms, viz
For all the English branches, Except Mathc.
matics,) 20 90
For Reading and Writing, including Arith.
metic, English Grammar or Geography, Is 90
For Reading and Wiring alone. 10 90
For Drawing and Painting 10 90
For the Latin and Greek Languages and Ma
,hema,ics 80 90
For Board, inclu ling Candles and Washing IS 90
The young gentleman, whom the subscriber has
procured as ar assistant TO teach the Languages, is
well recommended both for good moral character.
and qualifications TO impart instruction., and skill
~ a classical scholar.
Tho subscriber begs leave to assure his patrons
and the public generally, that nothing shall be wan.
ting on his part TO promote tho advancement and
interest Of the pupils mi 10 his charge.
ae will also add to the branches Of English Edu.
cation, above mentioned, Music on the Piano, and
the French Language, which will be introduced in.
20 his school ot the commsncemen Of the last ses.
siou.
No pupil commencing with the subscriber, will
be as liberty to Withdraw without his consent. un-
less by previous arrangement, with his Parent or
Guardian. HENRY s. PEYTON.
Lovinsston, Dec wtl6J
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Nr. MMvcinkoWski's
Halsanic pills, Tor Dehilitated Fe.
males.
4 .Msaieiue confidently offered 10 ,At put!ie as owe
FROM sAiet a radical and permanent ,nre can
be olfaised.

4 !Nsdieine confidently offered 10 Tie pubic as one
frew which a radical and permanent ,nre can
Be ogfained.
qpnESE Pills purify and cleans the blood from
- those distractions inciden. TO Dcb,lithiej Fe.
males they restore q free circulation, reform the IT,
,csulss Operations OF the sansuiferous system, and
fec,ify the di,arJered functions. Tie proprio'ors
e,uslcpce IN The virtues ofthis Innocent end active
n..,.ra,;on. is founded on the most decided testimo.
nv from many who have experienced IFS efficacy.
II. can assure the public, thu, when the Balsamio
Pill. are regularly taken, according TO The directions
accompanying them, they fail roi TO revive and re-
Establish the desired healthy HABITS, and 10 restore
10 tho pallid countenance the pleasing glow OF
Aeahh AMI good spirits.
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally ser.
vicesLls, except IN cases of pregnancy, when they
must no, be taken. They msy be used with ad.
vao,age by either man or woman, IN oil cases OF
hypochondriac. hysteric or yapourlsh disorders, in
hectic, consumpiiye or d~yspeptic affections. In all
case. Of this descrlp ion, these Pills revive, purify
end invigoratc the disorlered system.
N. BIO proven, eoanierfei, the proprietor has
h;s name written on the labels accompanying the
yisls. withou, which none will bc genuine.
For sale by Il. STABLER, Druggist,
Lyncbburg, Va
Oct 9 wfm'
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Cabinet Furnitur.

VIE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the an.
II ment heretofore received from h. easoaIss.
the public, wishes 10 inform them ,la, "'sad' A..
we'd TO the lower end Of Mmn.stree,. ''' feao.
bceths Carriage shop, where he WI 'r''Ps Mr.
waysa good assortment OF Furniture = hsep Al.
.or cash or coaniry pro ace. 'a43, gs
would be glad To gcttwo boys Of s..4
dus rious h'bns, as Apprentices. 10 lea.a5 and IL
mel business. Boys ON IA TO l6 years ~ eah-
ifom the country, would BE- preferred. 'se,s.
JOHN liOCK
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WIS is 10 give notice that all the Bond, and
- Accounts that arc duo the subscribers. ,ha,
are not paid by the first day of Mach ucx,.
w'' be 'nd'sc'lminately given up TO officers for col.
lection, without regard to age, size or condition.
CtiESLEY CUNDlFF g. CO.
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I n . I.esf superior Cont Of Law \ Chan
az cory, continued and hell Tor Nelson eoun-
y, n, the ceuri house, on Wednesday, the lst ds,
{ October. 1894.
B%eeiamin Fitzgerald mi Jane hi, .ife. late
lane CoGey. Osh,,rne CoGsy and Polly his WIFI
late Polly frz erraid. Joseph fazeerfsld. Id
uund Fl zg"'ratd, Name, + zseffsli. Jane faz.
rorraAi, james Briige and l. IL thrti i,i. VIII. late
Elizabeth Gil IT., Polly Bridge. VI Ian Z. Bridge.
Edmund Briiee. Spoiswanti Padgstt snd E1zsbeif
d' vile. let" tiizhtsth Bridge, Jsf. Bfilgs ,Jnnf.
aud Jesse Bridge. Pltf.
against
Edmund +. CoG , and Jsmes Montgomery. e,.
r%cuiors of William Cone,, ssed and The .aii
James Mouie omc'y md E,tnaud + City. ieas-
'ecs Tor Jan" Fitzgerald. IN the legitimate ! eirs
OF her body. aui NJ trustees for Elizabeth Brfdge,
| and the heirs 81 her BODY. aud " liam Cone, aud
Margaret Nnntoe. Elizahf,, coleman, Amy
Coleman. J,me. Coleman, Jphn Coleman, Patsy
Coleman, Polly Coleman. LbcY Geirinsu. Children
of Mildred Colrmsn decd latr Mildred fotisy
Mary COTE, aud Thomas II Laws aud W,nney hi.
o'fe, lttc N,nney Coary, aud ttahkry Coney
Drfr.
II appearing To tie saii.faciion Of the Court thai
the Deicndaoi, Jane, Montgomery, Il. dead II u
ordered tina, The SANE he cor idrd AMI the sub.
rGra awarded IN this cause being returnrd exc
cnird upon the defendants, Margaret Monroe,
William Con-v, Frantic, Conry, aud Wianpy
Hays, md more than four months having elapsed
rs W'I ilncf 'lt return DAY thereof, rs lie iiling al
The Ell ~ this cause, and thy sill iailfng 10 ap.
pear aud answer, and tie def andspts, Elizabeth
Coleman, Amy ColemHn, Pttsey Coleman, Poll,
Coleman. Lucy Coleman, Mar, GoGey and Tho
mas ja,s, who are ahsent ifom this Common
wealth, and against whom the plaintiff. appear In
nave proceeded N the mode ptescubed by law ~
relation TO abscn, dcfcnJanfs, still failing TO appear
aud answer. Upon the motion Of The pihinutf4,
the Bill Is taken for confessed, AS In lho,e defen,
dsh's-a0d iliereuton this cause coming on l., he
heard upon the bill, answer OF the defendant. Eli.
mund r. CuG'v and enhihis, was argued Il, oouu-
sci On oousidr,a,ion whereof, the court doth al
judge, order aud decree that ore oil lis commits.
'ionefs do examine, state aud settle an account oil
Edmund 7, Conry, executor Of William Conry.
dech., aud Of The said Edmund +. cotley, "a tfas.
tee for Jane Flzgerrald and her children. and
Elizabeth Bridge and her children, and make re
port 10 this court, with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself, or required
ny the parties TO be 50 stated.
ACopy-resie,
ROBERT &. CUTLER, Ck.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Lov,ngsion, D%seembrr ION. 1881.
The partirs interested IN The foregoing o,Ie,
aud decree will take notice. that | have nppoiotcd
= r'day the Both day'of January next to carry ,,r
into eiTrc', on which day, nj the hour Of TEN
o'clock in the morning, they are required to attend
NJ my office ~ this town with their accounts.
and proofs, together with copies Of court
papers, prepared for examination and settlement
SPOISWOoD GARLAND, Com.
Dec. % WV
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VIE subscribers will in future keep a good as.
- sorimeht OF Ropes, TwInes, Matrassrs. &c. n,
the Store Room occupied by MIR. A. Gatreu. nea,
the market house, and Immediately on; os,c ,ho
Store Of VI. John J, Il urvis, where grea, induce.
men's will be Offered TO purchasers. e,her vboIc.
sale or retail. ECHOLS
Jan. |
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IAND II OH S.ATD

'iiE >ubscriher has two pieces OF ~
nc "o"'u De s'ad 10 seIl-one Of which u w. g'ta
proved the other is all in heavy Pine ,;a4 vel Ia
4 so"u situation for Saw Mdl. Botb Of Nh
IN 'he neis'bori'ood Of Jacob EarIy's INC" - a.
fourteen miles from this PLACE. FL, ra'' aoou.
enquire Of he subscriber. f't.euls,
Dec. % il.
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cl'zaoetI' Mari, widow AMI rcllct of Mari J,nrs
ueou' Alexander d.. Mar, John James Nlo,sau.
iN"oe'' shelton and Matilda his wife, William
o''' ana Elizabeth his wife, John Mar. Mary
Nl"rr' Thomas Wainwright and Sarah his
WIG, Ambrose K. Mar, Ambrose Mari AMI
oa'o''hc ms " itc, Francis Il. Mari, the last and
infant under the age of twcnty-one years. " no
sues by her next f,icnd, Elizabeth Mari.
|R'hhE NOTICE, that | shall. on the 26tb d,v
- OF January next, at the house of John Tuvloc
III INC county Of Amherst, near the Toll Br,duc
proceed to take the dispositions of BENJAMIN Nor.
veil and others; and on the 9th dav of the same
month, at the Washington Hotel, in the town of
LynchourS' proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS of Or
u. "A. Rose and others and # from any canso Tia
ABOVE depos'tlons should not be taken or completed
on the above day., they will be taken on the 2Srb
ana 29th OF the same month, at the same ,laco a,a
on the ih day of February next, at the Eaple Tn.
Vern, IN The CITY of Richmond, Va. proceed to ,,ks
The dispositions of Col. john w. Holt and q, bc,s
and Il IN case they should no, be taken m tho An
es named 'hey wtll be taken on the 5th of the same
month and at the same place. And on the I,,h dny
Of Februnry, at the Bell Tavern in Liberty. Bed
ford county, l shall proceed 10 take tie dcnosi,ions
oil John .. LefIwich and Others, which, if no, com.
pleteJ on that day, will be continued on the IG,b
ana I'm OF the came month, al thesame place
which SAID DISPOSITIONS, " hen taken. nre intended
10 be read us evidence on the trial of a sui. now de-
pending in The Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and
Ihanoery for he county of Bedford. Va. in WHICH
s",u sun you are Pialntlhs, "nd myself aud Others
defendants. ANTHONY RUCKER,
Executor Of Ambrose Ruckc,. decd.
D'@@ tdt
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New Nry Goods.
Dccl5

s<cW DfS
ME subscriber hns just opened at his Store, a
Il large and fashionable asso ,ment Of Dry Goods
ofsupcrior quality. Among them are
Green, brown, purple, cinnamon aud cold Pro Dc
Swiss Silks
Cold Gro dc Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
Sd and 81 French and English Mer,nos
Sd and 81 black and cord Circossians
Ladies red and black Mfrlno Sh,wls
Ladies' Merino ant Th,be, Hdkfs.
Batcge, Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
A few rich Needle w DIRK Muslin Capes
- do d., - do Chimazets
White aad colored Satins
White and cold Italian CIupes
Florcnces
Lace, Lace Edging and lnser,inss
Boblne, and Greoian Cuttings
Cambria Edgings, Wors,cd Ejsings
Ladies' and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
Worstcd and Cotton Hosiery
Tlnsel Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A seneral assortment Callcos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cnsslmeres and Sa,lne,,s
Red, white and green Flanncls
Plaids and Bombazets
Llnseys, kerscys and other coarse Goods for Ne
grpes
Bed f,ckines, Apron and Counterpart Checks
81, A 1 and 81 brown and bleacheJ Shirtlngs anc
SheeIings
Dnmask Diaper and Table Cloths
10 lancI, Swansdown aud other Vestings
Rose, Whitney, London DufIcl and Point Blanket.
The above, and a variety of others suitable to tn,
season. daily expected, which recommend 10 ,ht
public nj unusual low prices. Dealers will please
ell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. IL II,
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Great Sale Of Land, Negroes, &c.

virtue OF o deed Of trust, executed 10 The
- subscriber by Col. John Z. Gray. bearing
date the 10Th dny OF October, 1881, aud of record IL
the Clerks Office Of Bedford county court, l shall,
by direction OF the persons FOR whose benefit The
deed was ~ma1e.on Thursday the l2Ih day of Feb.
fuaty mex, on the premises, wIhIn one mils ri
the town Of Llberiy, proceed to sell, TO the highest
bldI et, iwonHets OF Land, containing, together, 600
acres, moro or less, adjoining each other. The Lund
lies adjacent TO the town Of Liberty, OF The Iufn-
pike road, and udJoIns the Lands of Joha w
Holt, and others, one OF winch was purchased by
SAID John +. Gay, Of the estate oil James q. Step
tue, ard the Other Of james Irvine. Also, al the
same time and place, ! will sell, to the highest bid
der, the following Slaves, TO wit Big Charles,
ElIc, Lows, EaIy, Rachael, Rice, LI,tle Charles,
Alien, Paulinn, Ned, Amy and her two children,
Billy ond Edmund, Peter, Cupt and Harriet, ard
any increase Of the Female Slases.-Alsp, all his,
lie said Gray's, Horses, stock of Cutie, Hogs aud
sheep, wlih oil his Forming Utensils, Two SITS of
Rlacksniih's 1oois, oil his Household and X, chen
Furniture, aud all the crop Of Tobacco, Gram, &c.
al every description. Selling as trustee, ! shall
convey tao Other title than the one vested III ne.
TERMS.-A credit Of |, 2 and 3 yeas will bc
given, tho purchasers giving bond with approved
security, and II deed OF trust on II e Land to secure
the purchase money. The property will be sold, IN
place or out OF Place.
Tr The salc of The personal property will Conn
me, &C n, the Home House and all persons dcs,-
rous 10 sec The property before the day oi sule will
ppply to Col. Gray.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
n. B.-The creditors OF John =. Cray ute here
by requested to come forward and exhibi, their
claims. +. IRVINE.
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Yen DolAars Re,wavA

VILE subscriber will give the eboye reward fl,
The APPREHENSION o, HENRY runa.
way slave, belonging to the hers Of CsiSn;Il M.u.
u.s. DEC d'i delivered TO me in Bedford county. or
secured 'nJad in Lynethurs, or Bedford Court.
Jan, s "'C1'
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WANTED,

MAN qualified 10 attcn! a Saw and Grist
a Mill. A single man would be preferred or one
With a small family, Satisfactory testimonials will
he required ~ to honesty. industry, and sobriety,
90 good wages given. GEORGE HOYLE.
Dee II x6w
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NOTICE..

Nh Subscriber has ren'ei the Plantation
" wherron M. Christopher Islell, dec. for.
merly rrs,icd, and | do hcrei,, give special notice
=" '"' pun 10, mat am d"terminrd 10 stop people
from f~tnVcllng through the sPii Plantation IN an,
wRy-Aud any white person hat is known ~
pass through said Plantatlpn. will he denl, with 10
'h' extent Of h" isw-Apd II catch n negro pas.
sing on sad Plantation. | Will give him. her or
'h'm L'"ch's Law. And the public are fulib. =
no''icd' that do not 'ntcnj the sad Plantation IL
h' " common paSinte-surh stock ~ ma, rel IN
WI urn uu', but such as Is turued IN will kill &,
aud VIII lie he Judge whether stock gets in. or
- turned IN "a d fI,utailon but hope Tie pnllIc
vii do 10 me Hs will do unto them ; keep myself
'nd stock oil "i Others Plantations, nd hone olhft.
VIII Keep themselves and stock of Of mine.
JOHN ID RIGfIESON.
l. 81 do forwarn all persons from hunltne
ar rang 'ng on SAID Plantation, or the Plantation
"he'con John Rlchtson lives. In
jaw. 8
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a Aack Toy hire
DE LA L.
IONiaN SVeciHc.

"HIS valuable Medicine is highly
d,d to The public, us beng a safe and eilectoai
cure Of Coughs Colds, Consumpiions, and diseas-
es of Breast and Lungs, &c. A direction and
certificates will accompany each bottle Of Specific.
have also received ani for sale, n supply OF
ir. Chapman's ANTl.DYSPEPTlC PILLS
These Pills arc extensively known, As being an eff
fce,ual remedy for the cure OF Dyspepsia or Ind.
gcsiion.-Priee SO Gems.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, A..
d. r. LYMAN,
Dec. 25 lUt
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NOTICE.

n pursuance of a decree pronounced by the CIR
4 cut Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, tof
the county OF Amherst, on The llth day OF Aprii
le31. III the case Of Coffnan and wife, and others
an1 1'rebble and wife, and others. The undcrsign'
ed, who Is appointed u Commissioned for that pur'
pose, will, on the tl,ird Monday IN January next
at Amherst Courthouse, that being Court day
proceed 10 sell, at public AUCTION, to The highest BID
Der, on d credit OF SIX months, two female Slaves
named Mallnda and Cary Ann. Bond with up
proved security will be required.
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
Dec. 10 tbs
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" inter Goods.

VkNHE subscribers have on hand a laree assort-
- ment of the following Winter Goods, VIZ.
"a & Al Pla'" and Plaid L'nseys (clcnp)
81 American Ke,seys
Low priced Sa NETS
Point and DnfiiI Blankets
Rose and Whltney 90
Wilson's and Gandy's Napt Cottons
All OF winch they are determined to sci! GAcnp.
Those wishing 10 purchase will fnd II 10 thc,r IN.
'cres' 10 examine their goods before bnyinr.
FRANKLIN, HUNT Co.
Opposite the Vmgini an Office
Dec. IL -
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NOTICE.
AAANN iNY Sale.

HQ Y virtue oka deed Of trust, executed hy WIN.
Turner IN his HE time. /, me and Henry
Watts, dec. dated the 2s,h day Of April, 1880, and
duly oil rrcuJd il The Clerks Office of Amherst
county. nnd Tor certain purposes therein express.
set, ] shall. ms the surviving trustee of said deed,
sell al public auction. to the highest bidder, foi
cash. on The premises. on the l2th day Of January
next, 800 acres OF l.. nd. conveyed IN said d-ed,
and 10 he laid oil the northern end Of said WIN.
Turner's Mansion Tract. adjoining the lines ol
Henry Turner's heirs, and Jesse Mundy, by n
strait line from side 10 SIDE Of said tact. | believe
The ,i,ie 10 said Lsnj to be complete. but acting a.
trustee, will convey such title only as is vested in
the as uu.tee. JESSE MUNDY,
Surviving Trustee.
Dec. II I'd,
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"A i Il Circuit Superior Court Of Chancerv ron.
n tinucd and held for Ncl.on counrv NJ IA,
Courthouse on Wednesday the lst day of October
1884.
Samuel Parrish pI,r
against
koocI: Rivcs, admir-. of Jesse Clarkson. decd
james Clarkson, admr. of the estate of DAVID
C'a'kson, Coed. and OF Elizabeth GARRISON dec,a
David X. Cla'kson, John fierndon and Narv ri.
wife, FL zabrih Martin, James East and pa,sv his
wife, William Clarkson. John Ciarkson nm I,h,
Udey and Nancy his wife, D.ns
On "o'ion of the defendants, by counsel 10 die
so'vc the injunction AWARDED in this cause ,bo
court, on consideration hereof, md Of the nrsume,,s
OF counsel doth reject the motion, and doth odiuduo
order a"d decree that one of the Commissioners If
'"s CouI' % examine, state and settle tie ac.
counts OF Inc plaintiff, with the estate of Davni
o'"'"so"' oe'o. and that he likewise examine
slate ana sclile the accounts of the defendan, Loros
Clarkson, admir-. of the estate of D,v,d Ct,1La"s
decd. and Of Elizabeth Cl.rksoo. decd md aS'h'
report TO this Court, with any matters ,noo, NV.
STATED thought per .lnant by himself, or required hy
inc p'r"es 10 be so stated. And the Court ooh 70.
serve 10 the defendant Riyes, leave to rene,, Ii.
us mo"o'. TO dissolve the Plaintiffs injunc,,o, o,.
the coming IN Of the report.
A Copy-Tcste,
RO. c. CUTLER, Ok.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
LosIngs,oa. Dec. 10, 1885
Inc r"r''e. interested in the ioreeo,ns d.oors.
W ~"r 'ske ""''ce that have appointed the 4rb d..
" eo'nary next, to carry The same into ens., 10y
"""" "ay, At the hour of 10 o'clock in the ~,
"g, 'ney arr required to attend at my office in mi.
Town. with their accounts, vouchers ami 1891. '
."sen"r win copies OF court par ers, prepar.J r.,
examination aud settlement. f'e 'o'
SPO re- IA n n,
Jan. com.
w4w
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Oct IL

son MI commence The Isl Of March aud pxpir,
the LIST oiJnit. To hr let to mares a, the reduced
p'ice oi Ss the single leap, tn nc Laid at the time
the service Is rra~drred-$I5i the season, to he paid
On or irinre the expiration Of the s. asou--.nsuI-
ance Tor SO. 10 be paid as soon us the mare is
''seo' RED to b. IN l"al, or IN any way changed
and oo Gems 10 the groom IN every instance. E,.
cry attention "ti be paid 10 marrs sent tn Vrgt.
"Ian, hut will not be responsible tor accidents or rs.
fat's. eeod aud extensive rasiuiage for mares
from a distance gtaiis-~Maies can he fed on rea.
sonable terms by The day.
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.R RIO, c. CUTLER, Ok.
COMMISSIONER OFEIcr
FOR HIRE.

StVERAL NEGRO MEN, among whom !,
o'e very good house Carpenter, who w",,,
% hired monthly with or without tool.
,.. ELIZA g. LAMBETH.
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NOTICE.

virtue of drcd of trust. executed 10 III.
- snhscr''er by Ilnslcy Padg.it, hentinp date
Ut : '.n ""y 81 Jn"e, 1888. and The deed duly re
'o'n'" IN the Clerk $ iice ut thu Hastings com,
'l 'he corporation OF Lynchhurg, Tor tn. nnrn.s.
"' s'c"''ng - certain sum OF money therein e,.
Vf'ss'o, VIII sell, NJ public auction, Tor cash. n,
me Sn"h l'hsley Padgelis house, IN the town Of
"y"'"o"'g' o" saturday the l7lh inst. the fol
'""'os property va one Curtain Bed. Belstead
ana furniture. one other Bed 4 Brd,ipad fFrenrh
r"S'l ana 7 urn''nr"' one Mahogany Bureau. one
WORK stand, one Clock, Que Candle Stand. nm.
lea able, half dozen Windsor Chairs, two Din.
"e' '",s wv" ovens, one dozen Knives and Forks
one Wiring Desk, one Snow Case nwo 10 w..
irons, two Goose Irons, one pair Ta;ior,s Sh.,r"
WE'VE Books, one Brass Fender, one na,r Brass
one par Brass longs and Shovel. one
SCI Drittani'a Ware, one Tea Kettle, one Same
ron 'hree large Wa ers, n set iron bound Tub,
WAN other articles Of Household and Kitchen Far
n ture. GuSTAVU5 \, EDN ARDS, Trustee
Jan. 80.
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Dec. 10
OXEN.
Dec. %

M|yyTgw--vNcrs SrS iRAYED from Dag.
Nxggt. 3 "&f#a rr3A ~ CO. Springs, abou,
IE.zIMhAADge1xI Isl July last, n yoke of
f<y/~W WON OXEN 8 ore10 yeas
w LlR old, large 6nd broke
One ~ pale red, with n
large brass tell aud leather collar,-ihe other. u
br'ndle with u white face. AMI the largest and
youngest Of the two Their ear marks ARE NOT re-,
collected When last heard from, they were with.
III II nile oi Farcy Fatm. II the county Of Bedford
len dollars, and all reasonable expenses Will be
p"'d Tor their delivery. Al oagget's Springs, .,
five dollars Tor such ~inintmal,on IN will en- able III,
Subscribers to get them.
plBRELI. & WATKINS,
~ CHARLES l.. Dbtell
DDgc"r's Springs. Jan. 3. 81
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-15

lFrom tic R0esiagham Rsyisicr.J
u II affords considerable degree OF satisfaction TO
lay the following letter received by Wednesday mail
before readers
MAY 4th, 1885
Ma Error The -" Wing" Of late date contains
account Of the result Of the election there and cher
matters says, that had declared sclfn favor of Judgc
White for The Presidency. This think proper to deny
Ever since Judge White and his friends bad refused IT,
submit his professions TO the decision Of Convention Of
the friends of the present Admnisrauon-had cyinccd
Willingness to divide the pagy with whom w. formerly
acted aud % throw the main chance Of his election up
on the support ofour political adyersdrcs have thought
IL my duty and have repeatedly declared i'm public
(without intending any dsfcslcct ~ Judge White Tor
whom ! entertain favourable opinon) 10 sustain tho
candidate who will be brought out BY the concerted ef
forts Of the Democrats pefty Mr. Van Buren, thc
man, viii support bnn, not only a matter Of policy,
but now matter Of cpoice between hose who have
been spoken Of for the Presidency.
Very respectfully,
JAMES NJ III. BEAl.E