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this Ingenious invention, will hail the inven-
tor as p.blic benefactor. Every scientific
man who has seen the model, we are told,
pronounces it unequalled in its importance.
We insert an extract of letter on the sub
jet of the Safety Boiler, written to Mr.. Sal
anon, by one of the most scientific mechan-
ics of our country, and one, too, to whom the
public is indebted for several valuable nven-
tions in other branches of machinery:
"Dcar Sir-I have taken the liberty Of adj
dressing you on the subject of your newly
invented Steam Boiler, aud assure You the
more examine the principle and mode of
It's construction, the more confident am that
in every sense of the word it il preferable to
any have ever seen before, and for strength
and durability it cannot DE surpassed. II
presents a greater surface for the FIRE to act
upon than tho common cylinder boiler, and
OF course less fuel will be required, and from
the peculiar construction Of the boiler, the
heat will act with double the advantage to
what it would on n round cylinder boiler. In
short. think, when this principle Of yours is
fairly tested, it will appear better in practice
than in theory. Every man of science will
give 1t the preference. The same weight of
metal, | venture to say, cannot be put in any
other form to contain as many cubic feet of
"httT anu IINNt tnt SutIic StTcUntI1. IL is my
opinion that it will be capable of resisting al
most any pressure of steam that can be con-
ceivcd Of"
We understand that the ingenious inventor
was not permitted to take out his patent with
out opposition, a claim for priority of inven-
ton having been alleged in behalf of another
claimant Mr. Salamon was, however, ena-
bled to prove an earlier period of publication,
IN n IN W hnn in
question were referred, gave their award in
favor of him. This circumstance is another
evidence of the very great importance Of the
invention; for even the approval of plan of
machinery by man of as much science and
skill as Col. Humphreys, (the other compctl-
tory would 60 far in recommending it TO at
tsniIon.
A full test will. we are informed, soon G
made OF this invention, and it is boldly pre-
dicted that the Safety Steam Boiler will
prove itself. if not the first, one of the first
and most valuable inventions of the age
National Mtelhgtncer.
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outy; nor can give any explanation Of my
oihcial acts, except such as is due to ntep ri.
" ana justice, and consistent with the princi-
pies on which our institutions have been
framed. This determination will, | ain con-
hhenf, be approved by my constituents.
nave, indeed, studied their character Ia bnt
llt'l" purpose, it the sum Of twrIty FIVE nil.
Hons 81 francs 4" III have The weight of u f,nih.
er ~ ihr estimation ofwhat apperlans to their
national Independence; aud II, unhappily, a
different Impression should at any time OBJ
tam IN any quarter, they will, AIN sure, rally
round the Government Of their choice with
alacrliy and unannliy, and silence forever
the degrading imputation.
Having thus frankly presented to yon the
circumstances which since the last session Of
Congress, have occurred in this interesting
and important matter, with the views of Ex-
ecuiive in regard to them, it is at this time
only necessary to add, that whenever the ad-
vices, now daily expected from our Charge
'Atfaires shall have been received, they will
be made the subject Of a special communca-
ton.
The French Government having received
all the explanation which honor and principle
permitted, and which could in reason be
asked, 1t was hoped it would no longer hesi-
tate to pay the instalments now due. The
agent authorized TO receive the money was
instructed to inform the French Minister of
his readiness to do so. In reply to this no.
tce, he was told that the money could not
then be paid, because the fornaliics required
by the act Of the Chambers had not been ar
ranged.
Not having received any official communi-
cation Of the intentions Of the French Gov
ernnent, and anxious to bring, as faras prac-
iicabe, this unpleasa ant affair to close be-
fore the meeting of Congress, that you might
have the whole subject before you, caused
our Charge AilaIres at Paris to be- instruc.
ted to ask for the final determination of the
French Government, and IN the event of their
refusal to pay the instaInents Now due, with
out further explanations, to return to the
United States.
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Dancing Academy.

NJ r. RAsIMI, late Dancer of the fremont
A'A Theatre, Boston, has the pleasure OF
announcing to the ladies and gentlemen of
Newport that he will open his dancing acad-
emy, at Masonic Hall, Newport. on Wednes-
day afternoon. Dec. 10Th at 3 O'Clock.
Ladies class from to o'clock P. NJ. Gen
tlemen's from TIL 9 in the evening.
n. B.-Mr. r. will teach in all the branch
es of Dancing viz: Quadrlles, Cotillions, F..
Hornpipes, Waiting, Gavotte and Gallopard
and Spanish Dances.
For terms and Other particulars enquire at
Mr.. IIassard's Hotel. Dec. 10.
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ITEMS.

The Connecticut river is frozen over, and
persons have crossed it upon the ice, II cir
cumStance, says the Springfield Gazette,
which has rarely occurred SO early in the sea
son.
Mr. Gayarre, a Van Ruren man. elected last
Spring by the Hhig Legislature Of Louisiana,
has resigned his seat IN consequence Of Ill health
and sailed for France. We hope the Legislature
will now choose "a man Of correct political senti-
ment- Division among the " his members was
the cause Of MIR. Gayarre's election.
A panther, which had destroyed nearly 100
Sheep, was killed in Saratoga County, N. Y.
week before last. He measured feet, inches
and weighed between 80 and 100 pounds.
The Nalleable Iron Foundry at Newark, N. j.
belonging to company in Boston, was destroy ed
by fire on Tuesday morning last. Loss great
but insured.
| The last annual Conference Of Congregational
Churches in Maine. adopted a resolution to raise
the sum Of 9 100. .0on for The permanent endow-
nent of Theological Institution at Bangor. A
subscription has been opened, and $4,000 al
ready subscribed.
Al The Episcopal Convention in Cincinnati, says
the Cine cinnati Journal. twenty scholarships Tor
s 500)wns subscribed for the purpose Of aiding in
t"c e"u''t'o" VI P"o' anu P'ouS Jou1p'neH lot
the ministry. This is a noble example.
1t is probable (says National Gaz) that Mr..
Roman, Of ouisiana, will be chosen senator of
that state. in Congress, as the successor Of Mr..
Gayarre. Mr. Rouan has been Governor Of
Louisiana and is a stdunch Wing.
A letter from Mississippi, announcing the ,ri-
umph Of the anti Van Iuren party in that State.
says; "Put Van Buren up alone in this State, and
I've cannot get votes enough to swear by
The Cincinnati Wing states, that Of commit.
tee Of thirty tmo individuals, who in,i tied Thomas
II. Benton to public dinner in that place, NINE
WE'RE FOREIGNERS, and TEN OFFICE HoL-
pERs!
The amount annually raised by taxation in the
Island Of Cuba is I4,l75.0OO, Of which tho
crown Of Spain receives more than one half
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday. Dec.
(Reported for the Boston Patriot)

AT market, 2725 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores,
$500 Sheep, and 100 Swine. Several lots
Beef Cattle, and abou, $40 ST. inc, were at
market last week.
PRIcEs.-Becf Cdtue-A decline has been
submitted to, probably occasioned by the
large number at market, we quote few
choice at BIS Sd; prime at 30s; good at 26s a
2Ss; two and rec year old at Us 24S.
Bartiiing Caiie-Dull. Many lots were
barrcllcd by the Drovcrs. Some of the Bar
rellers have closed their fall business, and
others unwilling to purchase heavy. We re-
duce our quotations, To conform to sales; 2;}s
a 24s for Mess; 20s 2ls for No. l; and I7s
a lSs for Noe.
.Siors-Dnll. Yeariings at 81 a S5; two
year old SO so SI3; three year old $l2 a
S2l.
Sherp-We noticed sales at o. Sd, los Cd,
I2s, I3S Cd, l6s Cd, les, and 19s Cd.
Stcine-DulI. The market appears to be
glutted; no lots were sold, for
good reason, there were no purchasers at re-
duccd prices. few lots were retailed, Mt very
uneven prices. viz: pa 5 l-2 for Sows,
and ; pa q ? for Burrows.
The non-appcarancc vt our report last
week was occasioned by the careless css of
the stage driver. who either lost j., or ne
elected 10 leave il at the office.l
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the 29,h ut. by Rev. Nr
Ross. VIZ. Gnleon Barker Of Portsmouth. To Miss
Mary Jetle'-. daughter Of the late capt, Samuel
Jeilrr- of this town.
~ this town. on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. VIZ. Jnnson Mr. Nathan Tory. junr. To Miss
Hannah sherman. daughter ofthe late Mr.. Isaac
Sherman.
Al Ihilsdelphia on the 5,h ult. Mr.. Frederick
BUT. Jun. of this town. to Mis-, Jane Hunt, OF
" es,cbr-ter.
In New York, NJ Nathaniel W. s,srr, TO Miss
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New AND Important INVENTION Among

NEwASD Important INVENTION Among
the many useful aud sclenlifc discoveries of
the day, we are called upon to notice, partic-
ularly, ne which is said 10 be uf lncsumabie
value and importance. Mr.J. G.. +. Sdlanion,
of Pennsylvania. obtained n few days ago.
letters patent FROM tn u. States. for Safe.
" Steam Bml,r so con,,ructod that il would
seem almost imp -s,bir that any degr'e OF
pressure upon II could produce explOsion.--
The phllanthropist will rec' i've the glad III
dnas uf III : invention as The dawn of bet.
ter day for the navigator and merchant. aud
contemplating the saving of human life and
limb from destruction, by the application Of
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One cent Reward.

DuNAwAY from the employ Of the subscri.
~ Der on the 22d ultimo, a colored boy a.
bout II years old, named Prince Port
He had on when he went away pair ofthck
snuff coored trowsers, a thin cotton outside
iacket, fur hat and thick boots-height a.
bout 5 feet. All persons are hereby caution
ed against harboring or trusting him on my
account. SAMUEL WARD.
Charles,own, r. |. Dec. /. ID TO-
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ENTERED.
Brig Atlantic. Hood. Port Spain, Trinidad.
So"p Hero, Read. n. York.
sloop Tecumseh, Vars, n. York.
CLEARED.
Rrig Poland. Austin, Havana.
brlg 'anonicus, Bigley. do.
Brig Atlantic, Hood New Haven.
Schr. Martha, Norris, New Orleans.
schr. Torrento, Asiey, Havana.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY, Dec brig Atlantic, Hood, SO d..
from Trinidad for New Haven.
brig clyde. Liscombe, from Port au Prince
for Bristol
Schr. Alsiope, Aury, from Boston for N. York
schr. Robert, Sludley, from Baltimore for N,
Haven.
Schr Jolly Sailor, Webb, from Danrorth, for
Elizabeth City.
SIoop Moses Eddy, ChiIds. from Providence
for N. York
S'oop Annawan, Bliven. from Providence for
~ York.
SIoop q. D. Jones, West, from Providence for
New bedford.
SATURDAY, Dec. 5-Schr. Emperor, C odfrey
from Providence for n. York.
SUNDAY. 9th Sloop Candace, Brown, from
Albany, for Fall River
Sloop Venus, Baxter. from Providence, for N.
York
MONDAY, eth Sloop Eclipse, rinney, from
Warren, for N Orleans.
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Notice.

lanes r. Newton & Co. respectfully give
- notice to their customers, that their ac-
counts will invariably be presented for pay
ment on the first Of January, 1886. All who
have demands are requested to present them
for settlement at that time.
Dec 10, 1885.
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NOTICE-The Rev. Mr. DUMoNr will
preach sermon at his Church in Spring ST.
on Sunday evening next. 18th, for the benefit
of the DORCAS SOCIETY.
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Died.

Mary A. daughter Of the late BENZ. b. Mumford,
Esq Of this place.
Died.
In Mddeiown on the 2sth ult Vim. Henry
only son Of Mr.. Robert c. sisson aged . wears
month and 10 days.
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TABLE CLOTHS.

5 to 1874 Biue-Crimson- Brown
Scarlet a. other c"lorcd Table cloths;-3 to
l0-4 white linen dana X.
For sale by JAMES HAMMOND.
Nov 26
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Wanted.

A n apprentice to the Carpentering bust
"A. ness. Enquire Of the Printer.
Dec 10.
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EhSck Cloths.

Thick Cloths.
M ORE winter Goods opened this day-n.
Avn mong them are, blue. brown and drab
Pilots cloths, Saitlnetts, and fannels, very
stout.
BLANKETS.
Large 3 a, l2 Id rose blankets; do. small
size duilis; do. do. horse blankets.
CAPS &c.
Just opened, one case Seal skin Caps, Of
all slzes-hats at Sl,JO. Also, go brown
sheetings and shirtings, cheap, by
p. A. Porter.
Dec. 3.
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The WINTER Term Of Mr.
Guilds school,

w I'D commence on Monday, the 7th inst
Such scholars as may be disposed To
attend, will receive instruction in Voeo, Mn.
sac on one afternoon IN each week. ior " hirl,
t'rrr will be no additional eyprns the rom.
ing quarter for ,uliinn. Young laaic,. wish
i"2 to rrceiv" iustrurtinn on ihc pono. will
he accommodated ut moderate n RI charge.
Newport, Dec. 3D.
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BROH.NLLvE.r CLOTHS.

A variety of sizes and styles brown linen
table cloths, some Of an ext quality,
For sale by w. c. CozzENs & Co.
Dec 3.
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NOTICE..

yMNII', subscribers having been separately en-
n gagged for several years in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into copnrt-
ncrshp for the prosecution of the same, under the
irm of IALLOCK & BATES, at No. 234,
Pearl Street, corner Of Burning Slip.
They have awaited themselves of ample room by
completely arranging together with the first floor
and cellar the spacious loft Of the buildingn which
they purpose TO keep a stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, comprising an assortment which per-
haps will not be surpassed by amy in the city.
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at distance, to call and examine
their Goods, and venture with confidence TO as
them that the prices at which they sell taken
in connection with the assortment kept render in
ducemer,s TO purchasers rarely offered
CHARLES tlhLLOCK,
GILBERT BATES.
New York, Feb. % ON
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Who can doubt the efficacy of The
Indian Vegetable Elixir

mills is to certify, that !, the subscriber b,..
~ for several years past, al stated pr,ioI'
been grievously afflicted with rheumai'm wy
have at intervals been confined TO nv bon,s Wv, WV
Bile to attend ny ordinary avocarions. had
'ortpj to the common remeGjc4 without oI,a;.t.
relief. Hearing of The value Of DR.. A, F,,.sS
Medicine. applied to him for the same. and b,,.
trn.s, by the efficacy Of his Indian yeye,alI,
Elixir, been ptrfec!y cured. On one occsson !
was for more than month in such sima,ion
that | could not move my limbs wi,hor, a,.;.,,m,,
By making use OF one bo,tle of the Indian V,o.,.
hlc Elixir, was restored. At another Tim, v,.
for the space Of three weeks unable 10 leo,e ~.
house, and by the use of one hottie WIS s.sip -
reved. ! therefore recommend ro,disuv ,,d
with great confidence, this invaluable ,oe,;Ge -,
hose who are afflicted n tn Rheumatic comnI.;,,,
WM. BARCLAY.
Columbia, Oct. 10th. 1892
HIGHLAND DISTRICT. J
State OF South Carolina. {
Personally nrperred b, fore me Wm. Barclov
and made oath that lie above Certificate is ,us
WIN. BARCLAY.
ROBT. BRYCE. J. p. En-. or.
U1rThe above valuable Medicine is for sal, h,
ee subscribers, sole agents in Lynrhburg
J. /. g. J. F.. ROYALL.
March wlmml2n
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'lyycHBORG SPRING RACES

<v,UE R.oe.ostr this Course viii eomme"es
i on 1sesdsy The 3oth Of May, ana ee"'"''
four lays ~. Il,
FIRST DAY-A Sweepsake Colt kaee, 70.
,bree wear old colts and hH,es. ore 'n''e an"
psai--S50 entrance, r. r. -'hfee e"''e'
Iossd. , -,
John Z. Jut enters (wm. T",,'.) SORE, cor
Red wa.p, by Shsk,prere, dam KITTY Msd'oo'
gsnjamin Davidson ent.rs bay colt. by ohas
ne.re fwiii one white lad foot dam nnk"os"'
Wrr MeCargo enters bs, coli, by 5nr ehh''e'
lam by tireinsn- "a
SECOND DAY.-Pmpretors Purse, S2eo wv
n,lr heats entrance $40.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Pur c. $500 three
vile heats. eu,rapce $50
FOURTH DAY -Proprieto,s Purse, s2oo''"o
nile heats, entrance $I5.
The Proprietor is prepared 10 accommodate for
~ or fifty Race Horses
The rnoney for each day race viii be paid "a
the WHINE r. subject to the usual discount lbe
Proprietor feels warranted in saying 10 the pobiie
hat the prospect bids lair 10. good sPor, I"''
spring ~ H. oLi'E h, TfoP''e'o'-
April ''
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coin AND SILVER
PATENT LEVER WaIOi''
arm 5EwExRY.

ruyBE SUBSCRIBERS have JUS. r .ss;' H. :
.rl.n id .ssonrneas Of Goods j" their ''"e'
consisting OF ,p.,e,tIcver Watch.
:. silver Pa,en, Lever Watches, al ., supe'''
osalI,y. imported expressly for cur fe'''l use ID
Ansbo, E.capomen, Gold Watches NC" ""'
elegant article. w.,.te.
oa,l and Silver Lepiuc and Verge Wa'ehes.
p;ch EeamelleJ, Filagree, Patent D'ainoou an'
silver Earrings, Bresspos, Rings ana Lo'N'
cts
Gold Gil, and Bead Guard Chains.
u ;ch Gil Jc,t, and Pcafl Buckles ana i'e'le'''
Rich Gil, Gloye-iies, a new article.
Coral Negligees and Necklaces.
rl,gsnt Bead Reticules and Purses
F,ne Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors anu i'a@o's
Superior Guns AMI Pistols.
r eh Sd,er-plsied. and silver'mo'in'ed oo''s''Ss
Co,lors and Candles,ieks.
With variety of Useful and Fancy s.',c'e''
p, Tbeir stock o: SILVER WARE, mann
faclured in their own shop, IS always compete,
The pro sent stock is very extensive, anu '"e,
assure the public that it will be sold as low as cal
be purchased in this place, or IN Richmond.
WILLIAMS VICTOR.
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New England Seed Store.

A Il the Agricultural and horticultural Ware
IN house connected with ,he N. Enwand Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed establishments,
and now offers to dealers, Gardeners, and the pub
lie generally an unrivalled collection of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties and Of undoubtcd
quality and vitality-beins raised under the par
'icuor direction and expressly for the establish
ment
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
Toto 100 dollars each.-Also in pounds, halves and
quarters at very moderate prices.
Boxes Of Seeds containing good assortment for
private gardens al iS3 each
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds in 6
cent porers-20 papers for 81 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices nj
Wholesale and Retail.
Fruit and Ornamental TREES, Grape ZINE
Plants and Roots supplied at one dnys notice
Just published Catalogue of 80 pages which
will be sent gratis 70 customers.
GEO. c. BARRETT.
Ftb.2 wl2w
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$50 REV. ARD.

- UNAWAY from Jesse Jopling, o" the Isl
~ day Of October last, Negro Man by the
name of CHARLES abou, 30 TO 80 years OF age
of black complexion, about 5 feet TO 0 inches
high, stout and square built, pleasant cuanennnce
round face, polite and quick sp ken, good set OF
teeth, rather short other mark or scars recol-
lcced, except his small toes grow together farther
than usual 1t is expected that he has changed hi
name and clothing and obtained free rapers well
executed, an probably assumed the name of -
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free negroes
of that name.--Thc above reward Of $50 will be
given if taken ont of the counties of Bedford OF
Botetourr, so that ! get him. or S25 if taken in ei
Their of the above counties.
JAMES JOPLlNG,
Attorney in fact for Jesse Joplins.
IT The Lexington Union and Kanawha Ban
ner will give the above 3 insertions, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Jan. Is WITS
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XIanA for Sale.
nm
ldAf
April -

Il WISH 10 sell my Land, lying in Amherst
Il county, IL miles from Lyncbbnrg, and and
a ha II miles from the Court.hou aud a mile aud
half west Of the Main Road from Lynchborg to
Charloiesve--ll00 acres in the tract. There
i. not more healthy situation IN the State, nor a
place more certain 10 yield well in every Kind Of
grain tobacco and clover. There are about 500
acres in cultivation and FIVE hnndr4d in woods, q
great part Of which is as rich tobacco land as could
be desired. The Improvements are good framed
Dwelling House. with rooms, and the usual Out,
houses, bearing trees OF good fruits, OF various
kinds, sufficient Tor any one family. Possession
would be given on or before the first day OF Ja0u-
airy, 1896. with the privilege Of seeding ut the
common time. Any purchaser can be amply fur
nishcd the place, with grain aud rough food,
live stock and plantation tools. My land is a.
bundanily waered with good springs aui branch
es. EDM'D WINSTON.
a. Refer to Dr. G.. y. Rose who is authorized to
sell. E. w.
Jan. % wis
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LETTERS
Remaining m he Post ODec, LiJcrtH Isl Of
3PrH, 1885.

Remd,atng IN The Past ODioe, Liberty Isl Of
AprH, 1885.
| A Rachel Agncw.
| B~Richatd Ba,tec, Harris, Bib & Whitehead
/ John Barker ., Jamcs NJ. Brown, Pleasant Brown
lJohn BuforJ
c-Chetley CundiT. Robert A. Clemani Saral
Compton, CIerk OF Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, Clerk of Bedford.
D-Eliah Dowdy, Leonard Daniel, Jr. Daniel
L. Dickinson, b. "A. Donald, Michael Debo, Henry
+. Dobyns,
&c. Amnrilar Early
F--Jacob Feazd, Jacob Feazel, Leroy L. Far.
mer.
Coo. ]. p. Gray George j. Golf
H-A. +. Hendricks, Mary Page Haskins, Rich
ard Hudson, Price Hopkins, Robert Hoadsy, Ste
phcn Hewitt.
J-Rebccca Jones, James F. Johnson, Nancy
Jackson.
K-Thomns Keys.
L-Riohard Lighfooi, Asa Lcwaen, Elder
William Lehwich, Robert Tinscy, William Lel
wieh, w. II.
M-Robei C. Minor, Miss +. w. Mosley, Ed
win Moore 2, William McGo,hlah.
miss Jane Nichols.
P Moses Parker, Elizabeth Pndgc,t, (widow. J
r. John Robertson.
s. DR.. r. A. Sale, Thomas Smothcrs, James
somr, Nathaniel Steward, J. w. Scott.
T William NJ. ThurmonI, & Co. Elder Isaac
s. Tinsley, Sins Taylor.
v-Dr. w. b. Vaughn Q.
W-Samuel N, Wilks ?, Matilda White.
.REUBEN PARKER, r. NJ.
April w3w
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TRUSTEES SALEOFLAND.

ESY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Jabcz
- Camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing date
on the 22l day Of November 1923, and Of record D
Tie County Court Of Amherst, SHALL on Tuesday,
tho I9h day of May, 1888, expose to sale, by way
OF public auction, for cash, Con tho premises, a
certain tracto parcel Of land, with its appurenan-
ces, lying and being in the county Of Amherst,
adjoining the lands of William Slnnett, the heirs of
William Cumden, the heirs Of William Peters
deceased the heirs Of Zaehariah lsbell, deceased,
and the heirs Of Elizabeth Colemapydcccased, and
containing, by estimation, 700 acres, more or less
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such title
as is vested in me to said land, by said deed
JAMES POWELL.
April l3 l9M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-20
auction Sales.

I'm Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
y night Auctions and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the Fall
and Winter months. My stock will be such a.
will suit the season and sold in small lots. My
day sales will be every Wednesday at III o'clock
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c &C. Favors frem the
country are particularly invited, as my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS. Auc't.
Sept 8, 1884. ifs