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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
20 .ACres,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"a LII persons are hereby warned
IA not to take an assignment of a
certain note for $l7l 40 cents,
given by me, to Mr.. James Murray,
and dated November 10, 1885, the
same being void.
ROBERT M. DENlSON.
Union Forge, Nov. %, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.
FLOUR.--We note an advance Of
12A cents in the price Of Flour to- day.
Sales having been made of HowARp
STREET at Sc rs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
Fish, Salt, SC.

7 NHE subscribers have just receiv-
ed quantity of BEHRING'S,
MACKEREL and SALT,
which they will sell low for cash.
They are also prepared to purchase
for cash or receive on storage, all kinds
Of country produce.
L. WILSON 81 co.
Rail Road Depot
] Winchester, Nov. T, ISS3.-ss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

Lawyers Sheriff. and Coasiablos'
Blaaks-also, Deeds OF Trust andl
Bargain aad Sale, Psomisary Notes,
&c. S's. August 20, 1855.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05
Notice.

one Red BriadIe with star in bis
forehead, crumpled horns, one OF which
is dropping, with little white on the
back the other is Red, with
some white on the back, high horns and
branded there with the letters "P. l. y
the wing of the al" inverted. Five
Dollars will be given for any informa.
ton that will lead the owner to the
recovery of said STEERS.
DAVID LEATHERMAN.
Hamp. CO. Nov. 81, 1S35.-tf. ~y7
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Public Sale.

Y virtue Of deed Of trus. exc
81 u cuted to the subscriber by James
Parsons for the benefit Of George
G.. Harness 81 of record 10 the Clerks
Office OF the county court Of Hardy,
[ shall,
On The 21st day Of December neat,
before the door of John Mulliu, in the
town Of Moore6eld, sell, at public auc.
ton,
THE LAND,
in said deed described, being tina, por-
ton Of the FARM upon which said
James Parson resides, lying west Of
the old road leading from Moorefeld
TO Romney and containing
20 .Acres,
more or less, Of SOUTH BRANCH
BOTTOM. The terms of sale will
be cash.
WIN. SEYMOUR, Trustee.
Moorefeld, Nov. %, 18s5.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

Flour "a Alexandria. Sc s75 q Q 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

O. The editor of the National In-
telligencer notices two .TuRNIrs, rails.
ed in Prince George Co. Nd, one Of
which measured SO inches in circum--
ference, and weighed eighteen pounds.
and the other III pounds !
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

II NDEa the authority Of a decree
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

o. The N. Orleans True Ameri-
can of the 10th ull. says,-The night
before last. Mr.. John Donovan OF this
city and his lady. having had occasion to
remain late from home on visit, left
their two young children in charge of a
servant, who was directed to give the
children, in case they were restless, a
small quantity ofpARAGoRlc. The case
occurred, but instead of paragorlc, the
servant mlstook the phial, and gave them
LAUpAsuM, the effects of which were ia
TAI 10 hoth of them. no .comment 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-12-05

T A Hoe, 9 feet 2 inches in length
feet II inches in height, and measured
round the body 8 feet 3 inches, weigh
ing 400 pounds, and years and 4
months old, died few days since at Gin.
clnnati, Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
.LYNcHBURG SPRING RACES.

/EilE Races over this Course viii commence
= on tuesday the Goth Of May, and continue
four DAYS.
FIRST DAY-A Swetpstake Colt Race, LOT
three year old colts md FLIES. one mile and re-
p'ai-S50 entrance, T. P.--ihree entries s"'
closed.
John 8. II 1T enters OWN. Terry's) sorrel COLI
Red Wasp. by Shakespeare, dam KITTY Madison
Benz amin Davidson enters bay colt. by Shak'
speare, with one white hind foot dam unknown
VIM McCsrgo enters bay colt, by Sir Charles
dam by Virgnisp.
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor'S Purse, 5000 two
mill heats, entrance BIS.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Pure, $500, three
nile heats, rntrauce 800.
FOURTH DAY-Proprieto,s Purse, 5000, 'wo
mile heats, entrance $40.
The Proprei or is prepared to accommodate for
~ OF fifty Race Horses.
The money for each days rnce will be paid to
tho winner. subject to the usual discount. The
Proprietor feels warranted in saying to the public
TINT the prospect bids fair for good sport this
spring ]. II. OLIVER, Proprietor.
April o tdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
GOLD AND SILVER
PATENT LEVER WATCHES,
AND JEWELRX.

VUyHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received,
l. splendid assortment OF Goods IN 'heir hhe'
consisting Of
Genllcmen's and Ladies Gold Patent Lever Watch.
es. Silver paten, Lever Watches, all of superior
quality imported expressly for our retail use.
Anchor Escapemen, Gold Watches, new and
elegant article.
Gold and Silver Lepnc and Verge Watches.
Rich Enamelled Fiogree Patent Diamond and
Silver Earrings, Bress,pins, Rings and Lock
els.
Gold. Gilt and Bead Guard Chains.
Rich Gill, Jet, and Pearl Buckles and Plaques.
Rich Gil, Glovc-ties, new article
Coral Neggees and Necklaces.
Elegant Bead Relicules and Purses.
Fine Pen and Pocke, Knives, Scissors and Razors
Superior Guns and Pistols.
Rich Silver. plated, and Silver mounted Cut-sla
Casters and Candesticks.
With variety of Useful and Fancy articles.
II. Their stock oe SILVER WARE, manu-
featured in their own shop, is always complete
The present stock is very extensive, and they
assure the public that it will be sold as low as can
be purchased in this place, or in Richmond.
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
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NOTICE..

NHE subscribers having been separately en-.
- gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into copurt.
nersh'p for the prosecution of the same, under the
irm of HALLOCK & BATES, at No. 23i
Pearl Street, corner of Burling Slip.
They have availed themselves of ample room by
completely arranging together with the frs, floor
and cellar the spacious loft of the building, in which
they purpose TO keep stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, comprising an assormen, which Per
maps Will no, be surpassed by any in the city
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at distance, to call and examine
their Goods, ami venture with confidence to as
sure them, that the prices at which they SELL taker
IN connection with the assortment kept, render in
ducemen's 10 purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES lALLOCK,
GILBERT BATES.
New York; Feb % Pm
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j JAMES RIVER Il
KANAWRA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

II pursuance Of the direction contained in the
:" third section Of the act Of Assembly. passed
the 10th Of March, 1882, entitled an aci incorpo-
rating the Stockholders of the James River and ka
nawha Company" do hereby make known to oil
concerned, thai according TO returns made to This
office by Commissioners appointed 10 receive sub.
serpilons 10 the stock of snid Company thirty two
thousand one hundred md thirty two shares of the
sad stock equal 10 three millions two hundred and
thirteen ihonsand two hundred collars have been
subscribed FOR 10y individuals and bodies polite and
corporate, other than Inc Commonwealth
do further make known thai The President and
Directors Of The James River Company will pro-
coed on Friday the FIRST day of May next, 10
tam the amount Of valid subscriptions 10 the stock
f tue James River nd Kama VIA Company.
BROWN, JR. Second .4ud,tor.
Second AudIior's Office 9th April, 1885.
ar Should any books Of original subscrip lions
still remain IN the hands of Commissioners it IS
deered indispensable that they should be returned
before tic Isl Of May. J. b Jr
AN ACT
collrng whit shall be valid subscriptions to the
stock of the james River and Kanawha Com.
pany-Passcd 20,h February, 1885
Section , BE II declared and enacted by the &c.
neral Assembly, That in proceeding 10 ascertain
the amount Of valid subscr pons 10 the ock of the
James River and Knunwhn Company, the Prcs
j, nj md Directors Of the James River Company
shall 5lrd u yull subscriber any person, body
polite oi corporate, who shall hive paid dol
lar or more, each share intended to be subscribed
Tor by him, either into the Bank Of Virginia or
Farmers Bank of Virginia, Or into any of their
Offices of dscoun, and deposite or to any cen, duly
appointed 10 receive the same and such payment
n,oJc al any time on or before the twenty second
day OF February, eighteen hundred and thrty-five
shnli constitute such person, body polite or corpo
rate valid subscriber TO the stock Of the said Com
pany for the number of shares for which pnymcn,
shall so have been made, whether the name of the
subscriber be endorsed on the Commissioners books
or not.
April 10 IdM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
ADVERTISEMENT.

EDURSU ANT TO d,ciee OF the Circuit Supe
IA ior Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the
county of y mhers IN sun therein depending,
bs,ween Archeius Gillian, panuf, aud William
A. Gillian, and others. defendants-l shall cxposc
10 sale, by public auction, for rendy money Oh the
premises, on the ooh day Of May next, the tract
Of land OF three hundred and ninel, six acres, IN
the said decree mentioned. The said land lies on
Psdlar River, and udjoins the land Of Benjamin
Taliaferro Richard S. Ellis, James Martin, Peter
Martin, and olhers THOMAS N. EUBANK,
Sheriff and Commissioners.
April 20 ids
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April
EDUCATION.

VHVIIE Summer Session of my CLASSICAL
- SCHOOL vii begin on the lst Monday Of
June. Terms of tuition Sl5 per SESSION of FIVE
months Boarding with the subscriber can be hal
for a few boys Of unexceplionablc moral character,
at 40 per month, in which charge arc included lodg
ing, washing, candles and fuel. Boarding can be
had at the most reasonable rates in gentecl fanl-
lies in the ncighborho,d convenient to the school
Young men can be prepared in this scht oil for en-
terng any college in the United States, and the
course of study will be shaped with reference to the
requirements ofrhc College for which the student Is
\ candidate. The seho j is situated near Wbi'cs
Gap, Rockbridgc county and letters addressed to
me al Fairfield, same county, will be promptly an.
swercd. A. d METCALFE
April l6 WOW
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CHEAP GOODS.

NGHE SUBSCRIBER is now epr"ing the hrsi
IA OF his Spring Guods. comprising an assoft-
msnt OF the mos, fashionable ,tl les, Of the latest
imroriniions, such as
Plain aud figured Silks tof all shade
White and Coiorsd Satins
Black Safns aud Lrysntinrs
Met oni, Italian, Lustrins aud other bIaoh
Silks
White aud Culouted Forcnces
Fancy Hantkerchiets [of Every deior'phon)
Linn Cant rc Handl erchrl.
Csmb,ic and Nvsl,ns
Jaeon-t, Mall and S~iss do
Striped and Checked do
Superior French Mnslios
A large assortment al Gale
Irish Linens and Lnsns
BE IpE,:
Blue, Black, and Fancy Colored Cloths
Black and coiored Summer Clo,s, Brown
and White UrIngs
Silk and o,htr Ve.lngs, White and Col"rea
Saueeus
Roam CPtsimrres ami Stripes, very Cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Cheeks.
81 and 4 Brown and Bleached Domesiics,
&c.
With general assortment Of Go d., which will
be sold at prices 10 oil nse
ROBERT KYLE.
Anvil %
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sllO REV ARD.
: TO II Il HE TIL p.

- lOLEN from the subscriber on the 81 int
- IN Charlotte, Dickson county, Teun IA bright
sorrel horse, about years old 5 [eei inches
high 90 brands, small white spots on each sidr.,hr
withrrs, occasioned by the saddle small star in the
forehead, some saddle spots on the back, aud an
pears to have been rowellpd in both shoulders b /
shows plainest in the right shod all round in
IN the light leg has the appearance Of string halt at
Times walks. frots and canteIs well, moves brisk
slim neck, name light, long tail, With long hair OF
The back OF he legs.
Also, saddle, bride and marine ale, the saddle
se"'e" last '"Il ne bide aud mat tngaIe half worn;
'a'ee iron spring stirrup..
The above horse &c, wa, stolrn b., "A man cal.
ing himself Moses Hopkins and sometimes Mo-
ses lreHdwa, from 10 TO 50 wears OF age small
man, weighs about 1875 II liO lbs black ewes with
down look. large black beard and black ha il
mas loN some OF HI. fore teeth & is a wheelwrieht
or carnage maker by trade talks much and sott.
WIN great degree of seeming polteness, drink :
Hetiy' ana plays on the violin with more specd
perhaps than a0y body else, and saws he was
raised IN Buckingham county, Va. near the New
store, where II is presumed he will 60 having told
persons he would go there soon. He wore away
al old palmetto hat round about bottle green Ben.
ne' coru coat. much worn, blue cassinett panta
ICONS, n hole m the knee lie was last seen in
me nelshborhood Of Nashville, on the 5h ut.
VIII ray the above reward Of SllO for the
mel and property, if taken out of the state, OF
) 100 tor the thiri alone, If taken out OF the st te
or D 20 II taken within the state.
In either case, the thief and property TO be de
lyered in Charlotte Tenn. ST HUNT
Charlotte Tenn April 9 w4w
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ETiR@lNh-ht Rules held In tn 11--------'1
the Circuit Superior Court Of TIKI odce
est ,s, ,or neaiord county the 2d day Of Ma, aGd Grad
william Dickinson, Pltf against Matbr,, ~ '.cb .]i
Pale III his own right and admir- Of WIN ate flmu.
ilkins Hunt and Millner Uayne, Def, iam PATE deI
uhe defendants ilkn' Hunt Mlncr lI5 N,'ncef
wing catered their appearance given scc Oe'qo bad
TO the act Assembly and the rule, oflh,s aecoid
pearing by satisfactory evidence that thcy e 1d
tants oil tins Commonwealth II is ordo az mot alali
appear here on The first day OF the & mat they ii
The p!aintIhs bill, that this order Lc j '' ana anw
newspaper p9hlhed in lynchbare for twe IN
cessvcly, aud posted at the front door If M months
fthis county on some court daY e eouii hOu,
copy-Tesie, JOS. Wueo,.
March II 'iiSoN TX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

DuRSUANT TO II deed Of trust, exeeu'ed to
- Stephen b. Chepault, bearing date The 1914
April, 1882, and duly recorded in the County Court
o. Amherst, shall proceed to sell for cash, to tic
hughes, bidder, the Oh inst. a, the res dcnce
Of The said Chenault, in said county the tact OF
Land on winch the said Chcnsult restless containing
Ai'y-one acres, also one bay Mare some Cattle,
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and nil
the property contained in said deed
Acting as trustee, shull convey such title only
- 10 vested IN me. BENZ. WATTS.
Aprill3 >,
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EIeG ST SALE.

WCHiLL be sold. nj public auction, in he public
w road, in front Of the premises. to the high.
sst bidder, for cash. on Thursday the DIST day OF
May next, the HOUSE AND GROUND where the
widow Of the late Edward Jones noS ,e.i les near
The town OF Lynchburg, and on the road loading
from the sald town tow ards Campbell Court House
The sale n IL he made nv virtue VI n deed OF iiuL
sIsoued iy john lie to the subscriber, nm d he
will convey only such TILE as Is vested in linn by
the said deed OF trust
JAMES BESAGH.
April 90 2idM
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lWctiON Sales.

q n Tuesday night the 9th, | shalt resume my
~ night Auctions, and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fail
and Winter months. My stock will be such n,
Will suit the season and sold in smull lots. NV
day sales will be every Wednesday at IL O'Clock
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c &c Favors from the
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS Anc,,
Sept g. 1891. IFS
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
April 90

2OTn ArRlII ls3E.
SUpERB London Calicos,
~ Very rich Parisan, DO
Ginghams oflhe rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins
Block Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black MnndArine Silks,
Ribbed Silk, ani other Hosiery
With a great variety of Fancy Staple Goods
hourly expected. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

VEEi,,N;A :--A,ruio. held inthe CIe,17-0 SS9
Bedford etnn,y ,ha s eonr. of Law and r5
;9hslDrd, rilt against Charles Viii. s31Tton
sMhteiry ana Susan Whiteley, (Which 10y ,lEmo,
%" afe h''s under u yeats Of age anu nG9a
:, Inc defendant Charles Whitelcy, M,
MS aprsafanGe and given security accorna'ns oa.
by s",,1,c c"a Inc 'hos Of tins court aud 10 tie
hs CONFERENCE.-The Its ordered tina, no IN inh'hrr
on me hfst day OF the nox term, and an aPpeat
,i I' noi order be inserted in some me pa
on some cour, day. '''e oil This e5a
copy-Tcstc, los ~,
March u ~ WILSON IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
TRUSTEES SALEOF LAND.

HOY virtue of deed of trust executed by Jaboz
JED Camden and Nancy his wife, bearing date
on the 22d day of November 1898, and of record in
the County Court of A mhers | shall, on Tuesday
the 10Th day of May, 1898, expose to sale, by way
of public auction, for cash, Con the premises a
certain tract Or parcel Of land, with its apruhenan-
ccs, lying and being in the county of Amherst
adjoining the lands of William Stnne't, the heirs Of
William Camden The heirs Of William Peters
deceased the heirs of Zacharinh lsbell, deceased
an the heirs of Elz iheth Coleman, deceased and
containing, by cs,ma ion, 700 acres, more or less.
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such title
as is vested in me 10 said land by SAID deed
JAMES POWELL.
Arril Is l9M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
NEW GOODS.

flHE Subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS. which vii comprise
a general assortment nf Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods His resentment If READY MADE CLIO,
THING will be more extensive than heretofore
kept and he his friends md tho Public
thnt lie will sell, to say the least, good terms.
can be purchased at any other hous" il the
town. M. IhRI.
April Q Is
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Tho yaU ftooded Ho,se
Gk
Young nmerican Eciipse,

NgtfILL stand FOR Mares, he ensuing season. ut
J" the stable Of Henry Bfesn. Jr. IN J., est.
burg. aud I've LEI TO mntrs at 500 The season, aud
Sio to Insuto n colf--insurancr money will he
payable as sfon the IS known 10 be IN foal
or fransf.rtfd the usual reduction Will he made
wisre ~ many a. q mares rgi.
YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE is a datk grey,
five years old ih. spring, rising fifteen and a hall
hands high with clean limbs Of pfoporIonabir
symmetry. large. strong. ful bone and muscl', in
d eating great power ALL du ability strongly re.
-emhlins his ,rc imtncan EcitpSG. possessing all
that lofty aud commau ing appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

TTItG'NlA;-At Court bcld Tor pcdrl
" me courthouse the 26th day or Jaura, lseleF Al
nrose Morriss and Polly Bddie plaintiffs. oo.,, -Am
kesoc aud judy his wife, late Jay Morris WfH hnhad
riss, Jesse Norris, Nancy Morriss, = M 'n.'m Mort
morriss, - Norris, and - Norris. ct,3-1
Henry hiorriss, deed. dcfendants-n th,uce, 4fen d
The defendants Richard kesee, and Judv bis',
Norris, Nancy Morriss, NORRIS :" WIG, jess,
- Morriss, and - Morriss children Of u ao, =, Sc
iiss, decd, not having enter cd their appcaranc I Mot
srrurly according 10 the act of Assembly aud ;eI
TIN. court, aud Il appearing TO tn sarncon ' rules
mat they are net inhabitants Of this country. fl uf
cd that they appear here on the fourth Mnrd order
n'n, ana answer tue eIii OF The e"msIauaut. aud H.,
paper published III the town Of Lyr Chbuc ia, ,, ,,4
s,cecs.yciy, and posted at the trout door Of Tho
- this county. w ''u'mfu"
ACopy-Tes'e,
no. c. MITCHELL enc
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED:
Floral Chnz,
Beautiful Callcos an Ginghams,
Lace Muslin, Ga fashionable articc,l
Fancy Colored Muslins,
Plaid Silks "a new aricle,)
Fawn Co'ored and light Green Poi de sol do.
Ladies Blond Gloves and Mits,
Fancy Handkerchief
ALSO,
Assorted Candies,
Sugar Doves and Peaches
Cordial Drops and Jelly Cakes
Sugar Kisses &c. &c.
Prunes, Fancy Boxes,
Boxes Of Lemons and Oranges,
8 hhds. of Prime Sugar House Moasses such
as have been retailing.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank Square.
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FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.

HENTLEMEN, wishing 10 supply themselves
~ with the very latest and most fashionable
shades Of Fancy Cloths, are requested to call al,
the Staple and Fancy Store, of
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
April 90 Is
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vflR6lNlA.-A ruiz. b,ia1
The Circuit Superior Conr, ne 'istk. a.
,or neoiord county, the ID dav If L." and Cb
nssui ahee Society against fsepn "
OF virginia, Pitts. against Jane =, uui'iaFs II H.
Daniel Henry S c. aTd oa rs'sa'iH w.t. ''spp so
ME- ae'' inopaira Mcdaniel, Jesse w ~ Dolly L ~
Dsfls~In c Mans q, Mcdaniel AMI wi "a'e NJ
The defendant ly1l, ~ 7Hs
appearance aud given >ecnritg having euis...
nsie,ny ana the rules ofths eour, and T 10 the at
Comme oo,S sside1ee that he i, M an n ,aIPrcsrug
the first day Of the oe'eh, nat he do an',, q q
,ne plaintiffs that this order bo ir.erted the I
PUNISHED IA Lynchburg, for two mo bs IN n,a,
on some court day. '"'' mouse oftaa "
copy-Teste, ,os qua
March II JUS WILSON -.
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HAIsV Fey MITCHELL.

\ENeiLl be IN Lynchbnrg, in the month Of May,
~ ana viii remain in town several weeks
duiine which time he will be pleased TO receive the
patronage OF his old friends and the public in gene
raj.
April l6 At.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
SPRING GOODS.
FIR HUNT d CO.,

HAVE the pleasure of informing their custom
Il "A crs and the public generally, that they have
received part of their SPRING GOODS, con
sis,ing NJ III, follou in ~ articles viz.
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NEGROES WANTED.

Viz subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or 10
YOUNG NEGROES. of both sexes. for
winch liberal prices will lie given. NJ HART.
April . IA
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WOODS
THRESHING MACHINE

NOR SALE, Threshing Machine, made by
- Jarvis S. Wood of Bo.etourf, Acknowledged
BY competent judges TO be the best machine for
thrsshing all kinds of grain ever used in this part,
OF the country. Enquire at this Office.
April 20 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23
FOR RENT.

JUST RECEIVED.
~ hoIps Muscatcl Wine
% do Claret do
9 or casks Muscntel Wine
Is qr casks Mar-eilles NJ. Wine
3 do do old Madeira
3 do do French PORT
2 hampers Champagne Wine
Old Champagne Brandy Il Tuscaloo,a Viii,
key
Families will he ri a.ed with some of ihes Q
greeahe French Wines, as they are unusually
ood and cost but little. HENRY BROWN, Jr
Opposite the Banks
March 16 4