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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
From the Boston Spectator.
Ctlvt'i'i.

ANr,-SLNERy MOVEMENTS The pl,ns am
operations oi the American Anti Slavery Socirt
nave never been more extensive than NJ the pre-
S'nl moment. Levi, Tappan aud r. c. Wi
hams nave m'i the friends of the cause in hi
r''v, aud made highly interesting AMI importan
statements.
l. They have now in the field nr are PREPARED Il
rn'rr my agents These are soon all To meet il
New York city, 10 receive suggestions from NJ,
"rld who has II" general conlrol of the agencies
10 devise plans for occupying the country. AN.
to receive Instructions as 10 their field, and plan
Of Labor
:. Two missionaries arr To he sert uni 10 ia,
WEST Indies, 10 ascertain iac's respecting the re-
suits of British emancipation, a..
3. KEY. d.. Beman Is 10 90 ON "A mission 10
Europe.
4. ! h" publications of the Saci,1v saaHbc snS
tanned. Now, abou, II 900 of each of the month";
lies are circulated.
From the ~. J.. journal Of Comutree
"Wr are cr,'dby informed thai, tie Abolition
ISIS ar" about 10 make another onsrt--prcparltor,
10 winch all their u. MS who could be- collected
from the different narts OF the country, have hrcn
IN secret conclave in this city for nearly IA fort.
night. When they Get their plan Of operations
sufficiently concoc,ed, about ffy rmissarirs will
proceed 10 the work OF agitation, and If they do
not shake onr Union 10 pieces. it will be better
Than our fears. We are certain they will ac-
complish that, sooner than the INN dia,o aboIi.
iDn of slavery"
We received information OF the meeting Of this
precious assrmbl,ee, on Friday evening but at
the request Of n friend iorborc 10 mrnionlhe fact
The convention had then been in session a
bout week, and it was supposed would continue
in session ten days longer Blu, the place of their
meeting is IA profound secret. The reverend agi.
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NE " FALL AND WINTER
q Fh&

Pi the ships Marmoradnd H1rk0nay. Just ar
- ed at Guy Point, direct from Liverpool. W,
have received our importation OF British Dry Goods
) bale. vi ls9ns best Napt Couons, white ano
grey, Nos TO ., very cheap,
3 bales Point and London Dulle Blankets.
| do 81, l0-iU, ii and III Rose, double Rose
and hitney Blankets,
Some vi these Blankets are extra quality and size
| do red Pad,lings,
] do white S,lesian Fannels
| case Cloths aud Cassimcres,
d, 3 and Ga English Mernos
do English Fancy Prints.
l do Jaeonets. Camhrics aud Checked Mnslms
We have also received portion, aud sh III receive
IN lew da' s, The remainder of our stock of Other
foreign aud Domestic Staple a, d Fancy Dry Goods
Imported from France, Germany, Ireland, ftaiy and
Switzerland tins season, and bought in the Northern
markets by oar partners, r. Il J. :. james g. Co.
by tue package. They CO. sist IN part of
J case Coarse Sanctts, very stout,
] do assorted do from fac to very fine Plain,
Plaid and striped,
| do Glcmock Jeans.
| do 81 Forest Cloth and plain cold Linseys,
| do 81. AM ~ PLAID l.inseys,
- bales and cases brown and bleached Domcs
tics, 81, IL aud6i,
10 do Peter. burg aud Manchester Cotton Ozns-
burg No. and
Flauuels, Ba'zes and Fries,
Carprtiugs and Hearth Rugs. assorted aualihes,
Plain, PLAID and Damask MerInos, rery handsome,
Black Gro de Paris and other Lustings.
Plain aud figured Gro de Maps, I beautiful as
Figured aud PLAN col Chays. : sortmeut,
PLAN and figured white aud coored Bobncts,
Splendid iitured white Satin and Challys,
do Striped Gauzes for p. rty dresses,
Gauze. Silk ChalIy, Merino, Wool II, Valencia,
and other Fanc, iandkerchlefs and Shawls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Doinestcs, Furniture ANA Apron Checks,
Tonel. Velvet, = k and Valencia Nestings,
Corded, PLAID and striped Cassimercs.
Together with many other articles, making our as
sorrmen, very complete and desirable. Our friend
and the public are respectfully solicited 10 exam.
inc our stock.
JAMES c. HUNT 81 co.
Sept 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
LIFE OF AARON BURR.

II is highly probable that the FIRST volume Of the
L't' Of Aaron Burr, written by NJ. l.. DAVIS,
Esq, will BIO ready for publication in ton days or
fortnight.
We have every reason TO believe that the grca,
anxiety Of tho public mind will be abnndanty
gratiira. The first volume will bring down the
lite nf Barr 10 the contest in 1901. il the House
If Representatives, between him and Jefferson.
Uroa tia, mysterious poin, ofiis,o,y, VIZ are pre-
pared to food of light thrown. Col Burr
left documents behind him, sufficiently establish
! ing the fact that the election of Jefferson was n
compromise in which qnidpro quo was gwen
and re ccivcd il will sbo" up political morals IN
a light.
Another point Of great Importance will be re-
vcalrd. ], scsms that Burr particularly an1-
lou, for mi itary character and Distinction, and that
he entertained an early and settled hostility To
Washippton--This point viii also be illustrated.
Another point Of still greater importance. II is
I'll known that in Burrs early days he was a
great and successful favori,c among frnales-and
females too in the hieles, rank ri society. His
dependence with ladies, now the mothers OF
large and distin- she'd families, both in New
York and elsewhere. was of the most remarkable
and extraordinary Kind. This correspondence, cx-
tending to several hundred letters, and spread o.
wide space of love and friendship, l'r prcscr-
we'd To his diving day will, singular care and
so'icnudr. II Is supposed he hhd no oolec'ioh 10
its publication. Al all events, the very rumor OF
its existence has caused terrible con,moiion in
some of the highest and most distinguished families
of the land. MIR. Davis since the death OF Burr.
has received letters, real and ANONYMOUS, oi all
kinds, soothing. rnrca,ing, pravi.g. and d"prrca-
ting the publication Oi any sncl, letters from IL
wing departed females, which would inlure or
lac"rair the feelings of high families. The most
remark bile sensbli,v has been excited on the sub
jert. Some have offered to pay any sum Tor the
suppression of such corresp"ndrnee---o,liersh have
threatened death and all the pains OF tho dam
ned.
Mr.. Davis We presume has taken such covrs,
as will set at rest forever the fears Of the living
or The prurcncy ofthc public taste Tor an,iqnaico
scandal. lie has committed to the fdmSs oil ana
eycry letter mhich COL Burr reeeiced from ladies
from winch any injury might arise to the living !"
Islander be revealed OF tho dead. These letters Mr.
Davis read over cariully, aud knows full we'll TIN
delicacy of their conten,s-but in his bosom thei
my s,crious nature is buried forever.
So much for this interesting branch Of The sub
: ect.
> The book will excite the kecn-st aviditv Of tn
= public mind n. Y. Her0M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
WOODBOUItNE SCIJ,OI-

III "'s session i'r the ensuing year, Will com
mence on the LIST Monday in January. 1897.
and continue for % weeks. The price for tuition
VIII continue as heretofore, VIZ for Spelling,
M y, Writing and Arithmetic, 81 5oper month
or these and any additional branches of English.
" per month. FOR the Latin, Greek. Freacl or
Mathematics, 50 per month, payable at the end OF
the session,
The Board, including Fuel. Candles, Washing.
Lo lying and diet, 50 per month
Ihe subscriber Can accommo late in his own fam
n.y. IL boarders. His School will be limited to -
including his own children. and none will be taken
Tor shorter period han the nor any over l6
years of aye 18th whom the sub criber il not pers
ally acquainted. SAMUEL r. MILLER.
Pitsyivan:a Co. Nov 81 w,w
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C0ptoin Ethan Allan Hitchcock, Of the u

Captain Ethan Allan Hitchcock. Of the U.
S. Army, formerly instructor OF tactics at West
Pom, Academy, has been appointed Governor Of
Libcris. He is very efficient officer and An es-
Unable man, and is known TO our readers ~ the
author Of tho official report ct the military opera
tons of General Gaines, in which the latter is -
ably defended from the aspcrsions OF Gen. JesuP
Ia public and private life, Capt. II occupies an
cn,iable position, and in his election to his pre-
sen, elevated and responsible station, tho Coloni-
z,,ion Society have shewn a jus, discriminasien
ami tho Army has sustained a loss no, easily 10 b
repaired. Hfat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

10y VIRTUE of d'rl of trust rxecut"d IN
- the subscriber by Richard Clrkr, decd. il,
his life Time. bearing dan the 2l.t day of S,.pien,-
her. 1885, whrh is dul, recorded in tho Clerks
O;licr OF the Cnn,v Court of Nelson I shall
on Tuesday the 6 h day of December ueAt. upon
The premises, for the purposes specified in said
trust deed. pr"crrd To sell 10 the hiehe,, bidder,
for ready money, the TR ACT OF LAND,
therein n"nti"ncl, hong the s,mr prcha>,l h,
sad Clarke "i the Executor OF stephen Watts
decd, containing i've hundred AMI twenty acres,
upon which have been recently crpctrl a Dwrl.
ling House and Water Grisi Mill. The subsc,,-
her acting "a trustee, will sell and convey 10 thu
purchaser such iitl. on'v rs is vested i, him, hv
of the decd alnrrsaid.
SEATON II. LOVING, TRUSTEE
Nov. II Wv
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PnrERsncHo, Dee. ].
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

About five o'clock on Tuesday morning, we
were AFRO used rom peaceful slumbcrs, hy the
alarm Of hre--we immediately rose, Il putting m
"ur inc xnrssiblrs, haxtonod tho seems of dCsirut
ton ; after progress n some distance up Sycamore
Street. the illumination became brighter and
brighter, until drawing within sight Of tho Peters
burg n Roanoke Ran Road Dcpot,we discovered
that the interior of thu, cdi6ce WAS on fire. Tho
fire broke gu, in the Carpenter and Finishing
Shops, both IT which were burnt TO the ground, TO-
ccihcr with engines, ] tender coaches. and u
great quantity of valuable tools and dressed timber
making loss, which is estimated rs we UNDER
stand, n, the amount Of $75,O 900. II appears that
there fire either in the engines the shops;
and consequent, II MUS, have beoa tho work VI
an inccndiars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
EXPLORING EXPEDITION

Ii will consist If the
U. $. Frgair Wnccdoninn, Master Comnan-
dan, Armstrong, bcarin. the broad pcEdan, OF
Commod re- Thos. Ap E. Jones'
The Barqnrs Pioneer, 1t. Tarnal, and Can
sorf, IL. Com Glvnn-bol built for the service
at the Boston yard:
The store ship RricE Conn Dornin. built a
the Philadelphia Yard. aud tho Schr. Pilot, bull
at the New York yard:
These vessels are all new, substantially built
and will he equipped, oficered and manned in til,
best manner. The attention Of the English ma
ton has been turned to tho Expedition, which il
said to be the largest ever projected for the pur.
poses ofcxploration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
From the Nrso Orleans Standard.

LATEST FROM TExAs--By the arrival Of the
schr. Pennsylvania last evening from Vrlasco, we
have oh,aimd files Of the Tex,, Telegraph ms late
the 9Th instant, containing the inaugural address
,rs of President Houston and Vice President La
mar.
The inaugural address Of General Houston is
brief and happy in its expression. lie commcn-
with ailnsons to his being elected presiden,
at such "A time, when Texas country is Of pc.
cular interes, in the eye Of foreign nations.
spot os earth fbo ssys) almes. wholly unknown u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

fiAME TO the plantation. OF tie sub emo, r. uu, :
~ ing the last summer spring. white and red
Gov, with Il bob Ia ] having a red calf with her.
apparently six months old. She has ON large
bell, and mark rccolected. The owner is re-.
1ncsted to come Toward aud prove his properly and
take possession. BEVERLY Il. SCOTT.
Nov. 10 Is
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.rrLETCMER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
49, The LyIscItbMrg VirgiMiNN''

IND thrice resk at 81 per dnnum, payable in
P".' No paper ,cW be discontinued, fbut at the
tdram ofths Editors until oil arreorages raid.
p ers"0I DTERTTS EMENTS wiH be inserted at
W o,r square, Tor less, the first time, and 81 !
" ee"c. inch continuance. Those from distance
s nd for previously to their insertion, unless the
U.s., ), assumed by some responsible person in
|Lynehbws, u rJ;,o,, ou,t b, rosr pam.
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Fran The Hartford Couranf.

Hydrophobia "A Of this most awful Of all
human diseases, happened in this City, and ter
minated in the dealt, Of tina individual, Thursday
evening last. The subject WITS a cOlorcd man Of
Ten, prra,e habits, and in the vgor Of life, living
in the family of Mr.. kempton. The dog, from the
bte Of which the disease arose, also belonged to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
LEOBEI TER 4 PARKS.
TiTLORS

II AVE Jast commenced business in the house
- next door above Messrs. james {. Hunt 4
co and solicit share Of public patronage They
pease themselves that all work entrusted their car
shai' ne faithfully and pro npty ecuted and on as
favor Bile terms as by any other persons in town
Now d.,
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FOR II 1r\I

INlIE trnrmrn, Lately occupied by the sub
l. scrhrr, neat dnor ABOVE Mrssrs. Z. Mat
tn'ws n Co. for one wear, from the frs, October
1886, until first October, 1887. For further par.
iiculars. apply to WM. DEAN.
Also, for hire unit, Christmas, good Cnok and
Washer. ".
October Is
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FRUIT TREES.

Ne subscriber who ow owns the Nursery
many au r'ah'aton. near Lynchburg. occupied lo'
cal. years st, by the late John Richeson, has fo'
now +, extensive assortment OF APP. l, tree .
bracea '; SET out. Of almost every description EN-
which me catalogue Of the said Kicheson, III
pprrh, catalogue he would refer those who wish to
o"''e Tor his selection and variety.
No..-, WlLLlAMI. ISBELL.
"e' "a I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
n. EH.4 II Il II # % II ID

E.C.KES this opportunity Of informing his fri nds
i and the public generally, that he has now re-
I'D his entire Fall Supply of SADDi.EkY.
0,,s,ur almost every article belonging to his line
ohp.ne.s. lie has also on hand large and gen
wi ,.sortment of ready made work in his line, to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
M TkCE.

uyHC Steamboat Guide, will commence ron.
i ming, the first rise Of the waters, on the les.
nessec and Hols,on rivers, between Decatur ana
Knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea-
,on.making trip every ten days. She V no.
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speeo
and elegance Of accommoda''o"s.-rc Wv
.ll;rc ~ ,bc Southwest, may avail ,h~snselsese 81
,,,sacc either from Knoxville or Kingston.
r''s JAMES KING 4 &c.
Knoxville, Nov. s Sm4
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TO IIlt. LADIES.

M + invite the attention Of the Ladies to our
w large STOCK Of PLAIN and figured black and
colorel silks and Ch'liys. (real G,,man,); figured
ani plain white and colorcd Sains 80 dozen Fan
cy lIandaerchIefs and Sh,wis. some Of which are
~ fine splendid English Prints. NIernos. PLAID and
Danask, and m my other durable Goods Bonnets.
very fine En- dish Straw Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net. Cap and Eelt Ribbons & c. &c.
Call at JAMES L. HUNT e. cos.
Staple and Fancy Store
Septcmbcr % 10
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SILKS, &C. Ac.

SIIkS =, &c. nc.
SUPER. black Muic"nc aud Reevcr Lustings,
- Plain coi'.l. Gro de- Maps,
F,.'J. do do,
Black and c"rI. P.r,rna'ra Cloths,
do d., Organdis
do do Challys,
do B,mbazines,
Long, Blond Silk, Nil and other Kind. OF
Gloves,
Blark aud White English TX Hose,
Snpr. Emhroidrd and O ,cn Work do do
Black and White Ribbed do
Black and White do Silk do
MARTINI WARDS DAVIS.
N, " %
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The Cincinnati Republican states thai the Hon.
q. l.. knnar J., of lndnna, who was 50 badly
scaled bv the rrcent distressing accident on
board the steamboa, Flora, is in fair way of re-
cuvcrv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

GAS, LEMON SYRUP. &c.

TUST received. a superior lot of GUN pow
DER and BLACK TEA,
ALSO
a fresh supply Of LEMON SYRUP and LON
DON POR TER, which we will sell low, at til,
Sign If tic Boy ami GoiIen Morftr.
FOURQuREAN & PALMFR
AueiIsi20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

We are informed, on competent au horifv, that
there is at this n,nmcni 10 Mcxicp an amount of
ore, valued at fifteen millions of dollars remain
ing useless IN the surface, acconn, Of the scar
cily of quicksilver : the process Of smelling de-
pending, in rrra, degree, upon an adequate sup
ply of that metal National Ga1,tte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
Nov. "a
Extremely valuable store-fKousc and Lot
FOR SALE.

1--WE subscribers wish sell the Store House
Il and Lot they now occupy. situated III the cen.
tire OF business, and of the extensive, Goa
vtnieni and handsome stores this part OF the
country and not interior TO any in the large cities,
rer'oi, Wishing to buy will do well to embrace this
o'por.u ity, as su:n desirable property is not Often
IN market u II is not sold privately before the
l9tii ot Decembr II Will be sold that day at pub
lac auction. Persons wishing to buy privately, will
please make eally application.
SIZES s. WHITEHEAD.
Npy
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GREAT BAKGAI\S.

VIE Subscribers oil,r. 1T reduced ,nICCS, then
L. entire STOCK uf GOODS, which j, one
the most splendid rt,nrnts ever of; red in this
market. As they wi>li to cIn>- their bu,inrs. as
'"'n as possible, they " i'll sell their goods lower
IAN any can be- had elsewhere, so as 10 make 4
greatly To the interest Of purchasers call t,rn.
Merchants and all others who want goods will do
well 10 call, and supply Themselves. They vii
"ll rIrir ) ORE HOUSE and STOCk OF
GOODS On accommodating terms To any person
who isims 10 commence business, and give pose;
SION al any time. ANY person Wishing Ia commence
business IN this par, nj the counr, i'll d., we'll Ia
avail himself OF this opportunity. as the h,,i,c Is
situated IN the GENRE oil b,i> nrss. and al tn,
most splendid in Ibis COUNTY, viii, Il yer, liberal
run OF custom already cxlcnd-d to il. The store
house will be sol at public auction on the l0.h
December If not sold privately, before tint day.
agrcably To f,rmrr nothr. They again repeat
tb,t tin, de-" rmuned 10 sell their goods lower
Than they can be l,ad 50 as 10 lurce the sale OF a>
many as possible.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
Nov. "a i2UD
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DOMESTIC lNrELLlGENCE.

ipponimspf BY the President
Surgeon Thomas Lawson. Of til. Army, To bc
he Sorsoon General .f the u. States Ar,nv, rice
Jos. Lowell decreased. Globe Dee. |.
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JOS. NIISO n, T..
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
fib.rfn (lrf u 1S36

1H0tTty, Vt'' T, Tt't'7'
The parties in this Cause, will take notice il"t
have appointed Wednesday, the lth day OF Janu
ary next to commence The accounts direct ed by the
FIRE going decree. winch day. at the hont OF u
clock in the IN ,rnns, they are requested TO ai'ent
At nv Office in this town, with their accounts. csi
dci,ce, witnesses, and copies Of court papers. pre-
;,arcd for examination aid sett "ment.
IN. 4. WHARTON.
Dec. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08

The Delaware State Journal thinks the report
of the resignation Of MI. Clayton, as u. S. Sen
aior, is premature.
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HATS.

- We have on hand a large ard bcau-
ifol assortment of
~ Gemlrmrn's Fashionable black and
& drah Fur ilus,
do do Satin Denver do
Yonth's, do do d, do
Wool Hats, Fur. Clo,h and other kinds. Caps,
Nc.. &c. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Nav % -
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NOTICE..

'x'IlE subscriber has authorized David r. Edley,
- Esq. 10 receive and collect his rents. aud all
claims and demands, due u the concerns OF DAVID n
Robert Kyle. Kyle Il Borland and Robert KYLE.
All those indebted to the above firms, vii please
come forward and make payment, as longer in
diligence cannot be given.
ROBERT KYLE.
November II Nv
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VI. HART.
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE

(B4Nk SQUIRREL
Tico Doers fran the Virginia Bank.
yTNIIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
i lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
a general assortment of every article in the Dress
ipe-Aud as every article is made in town, the work
will be found to be good. His assortment consists,
in part. OF
Blue black and coored Dress and Frock Goats
Steel mixed and colored Big Coats;
Ladies' and Gcntiemeu's Cloaks Of all descrip-
tons
Fur and Seal Caps;
Cloth aud Cashmere Pantaloons
Stocks, Shirts. Shirtees, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers; Also,
,hildre,'s Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All Of which
will be sold low for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
HATS.

~ CASES fashionable Hats,
= l. Amongst which are every variety Of style and
price. from9 shillings to the finest quality manu-
featured ROBINSON a. ELLIOTT.
October rs
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Cruppes, &c. &c &c. ~
Alan. - i,rpn and splendid assortment of Bt'FFA-
, n NOBES and BEAR SKINS all Of which he
!. determined to sell low, for cash or country pro
duce Those wanting articles III his line will do
10 give him call before purchasing.
H NJ All repairing done with neatness and Disc
patch.
Nov. 81 Is
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VIRGINIA AT Giro lit superior court of law
and chancery, conriuned and held Tor Bedford
coualy at the court house, on Thursday thu 9th day
Of October, 1886
Ilam W. Watts, Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-08
NEQR0E 8.

,UN,E subscriber will a, all times, pay the h,ghcs
u cash price for likely young Negroes. Person
having such to sell, will do well TO call on hlm:
NJ HART.
Ian II I2m
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Plaintiff.


" Ilam W. Watts, Plaintiff.
0n0iHst
Joseph W. Soft. John W. Scott. Isabella Glenn
Mary " ats, Edward " ats, John ~ Murrell. Ed
muuJ ilerndon, " Ilam iielm. Daniel Brown, lien
~ Davis, Temple Gwa,iluey. Achl.sM NJ. llayth. aud
Joel Row land, Defis..
In CH.NrERy
by consent OF the parties, the court doth adJudSc.
order aud decree, that the plaintiff aud the decndan,
John W. Scott, do render an account before the
com mrs oner at TINS court, of a sums received
aid payments ma lie by them trustees in the deeds
ol trust the bill and proceedings mentioned, and
tat the J,fen lants whose debts provided lol
Nv said deeds, do render account OF the same to
the said commissioner, who is hereby directed Il
examine. safe aud settle the said and max.
report thereof To this court. with any ma ter special
" stated. thou,h pertinent by HIMSELF required
by,he parties to be 80 stated.
A Copy-1ese.