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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

me fde's6"rs CoHsieHfion-Thcre is no
more decided Van Errcn print in the Union than
the Constellation, and few, if any, more Jealous,
lh''illsent and eiteienl-and, what i, still more 10
lis credit, not one moro honed. When it takes
ground against a measure, the subsequent appro-
Val oil that measure by tie power, than be-" does
mol after ITS course. On the Distribution Bill, for
example, 1t thus speaks: " We, without hesitation
Or qualification, condemn, onthe part of C. ngress,
the passage, and on the part of lhc President Tie
approval of a bill which should never have been
conceived or brought forth in a Republican coun-
Try. Differing, aS We do, tromlhe Constellation.
with regard TO the bill itself, we nevertheless adj
mIe the lrnlness of It's course the more Tor lis IA
riy, How many friends of the administration,
who are now, like the Glohe, rejoicing that the
bill las passed. or appauliug il with faint condcm-
nation, were ready to justify the President, had he
refused to SIGN it
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TIL, DIVIDEND.

4 correspondent Of the Now York Amercan
has made tire following estimate of the dividend Of
each State, under the Distribution Bill, on the sup
position thai the amount to be distributed will be
twenty millions ofdollarS. Thr frs, column gives
the result, as the bill passed, providing a distribu-
ton according to the combined ratio of representa-
hon the second column gives the result, accor-
ding to the bill it passed the Senate, providing
for distribution asreeably to federal popula-
non:
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z6oRaas. DC. nr AUCTION.
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t,.....;,5... =, J, ,1
80 go 4s' F'5 ~ ''R''@'"I&, on IN
~ - "'iy' '7"h.
o. f's"ns 'uqo'l'ne lo' Lcarr. IN the following
list viii ll'dsr sly that HEY ur advertised. IN
h-nnk Anthony. Mis- Ann / Anthem, M.
u. g, Jefferson Anderson. Militant AUSTIN Edward
al 'fhomls anderson, lleu, W. Nmt.tr,d. liu,,
Alexander.
E--Da,h r. NJ HlarR Nil Man, T. l9i,i,,l
Nj. l>ld. \ nauehnn# Nl# nrnal, r,,J l,L,,
rradl,, lovls L.HoIlme -. MIS- Nu,l. Enn1Jn,
William BROWN MIS- Sn4h#r Burton. n UcD
Mis-. Ehta H. rndlev. John Rulns = Mr. T. 4
Hotua. ". Hllhu,,lt. \. Grdehnl. Robe,, n,d
shaw, John Ihardeu. Edward rn,vn. Nathaniel 30
hmon. William lt.ek, Samuel IBl.n,b I,,l.on -
Known, T. john T. Rabbi. -
t-Nls. Man, Christian. Nj la,l, tb,,ll,,
Nh, Amy Chic, Nith#rl Council Mr.. I,lis,L,tl,
Gibbs, Mrs Iaue Caluuatoa. Mis- J. Il. carby,,.
Nil frela cna1urtou Nj. rnnIpa Grow.
Geurec toch1ln Capuln K l. toI,r,,n t,,,t.,n
John Coleman. Nj. Nauey GnfIlr,. ! Il. chm
thntes Gafcr. i}anial GBdla. A., rb,i.,i,n
John tath, David Gully. l,pc. t,,ldIe r. Il
tnlic I. Cl.h superior Conit. -.
Il Al Suah Auu Dickinson. Mr. AIa,, !
naN,on. John &. Hf,,,lsou ,,,nst.,d II i, n
Campbell Davidson, VI = pranr'. N,s. R,L.,
"a DAY, Johu nclan,. n3n,cl bay lo,l Al nj.
son. lfeuaruin plrlser.an. Ms C3tha,ior ln,.l,
nt William T. DAVIS. . Joq,pb Davidson. rdrnd
Dauu
E-1om l,lns Mics ~anI, rnff,. l.,,e n I,,l
M nlaao Evans. William l,n.t,s. .l,necn, ls,,.l
D. Rev. John rarly r.
F-loel Flowers. ~. \. W rl,,d=t . r,,,..
worth, He,c,, flastcr Ro6rrp =. rlclIs, Cb4lrs II
+ Fitch. VI. stephen {. lmftr. fohn Pali... I,aL
rarr. '..''.'' '''' ''''' ''''''
=. >e, III, 'a,,o' i'a."o '..b'7. Ms Nloct
'''o's : .a''''s "elo " 'iI'm 'al'''p'e, Nlt' Ga
'h2'ee : ',3N's,
n-G's. MY 'tfda' bs1"9o iioet7d', JOS
n'o'5h y ,f'%a ',,4a4n lloul Captain Jas
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EslAA NEEA.

M / have just received from New York, a case
w of Fashionable Bonncts--amongst them,
some very lWc Plain Straw-whch with othpr
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON * ELLIOTT.
oN CONSIGNMENT.
\ r'w bales Of superior Cotton Yarns, at tl"'o-
~ price. II. " /.
June Is
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Ycras.-On the 27lh INST. Mr.. Bell offered a
resolution, that "an appropriation be made for the
outfit aud salary Of Minister to the Republic Of
Texas, to be appointed by the President at as ear
ly day as shall appear to him 10 be cNpcdient
and proper" But, on Mr.. Mason, chairman OF
the committee of foreign relalions remarking that
the subject had been under the consideration Of
dat committee, who would soon make report in
relation to it, the whole matter was laid upon The
table.
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Tins Calculation, a. we before remarked, IS ba-
sed on the supposon that the surplus in the Trea-
swy, on the lst of January next, will amount TO
twenty millions of dollars. If Mr.. Rives's csti-
mate OF thirty millions be realized, the amount to
perceived by Virginia will be 1882 ,5Oo-or,
according to Mr.. WebsteI's estimate of forty mil
lions, ii will be So, l10,00O. We put it to the COM
mon sense of our readers, whether this vast fund,
derived not from taration but from the sales of the
public lands, to which the States are Justly cnti-
ted will not be more bcncicially expended by the
States, than ii can possibly be by the general 60
vemment, even ON the supposlion, that, if retain
ed by the latter ii would be iudiciously aprropla-
ted and honestly dlsburscd There cannot be
two opinions on the subject.
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-fOLIEl.

A III those indebted to the old concern of Han
4 cock Il Brown, are requested to come forward
and make immediate payment, as it is desirable the
debts Dire that concern should be wound up as speed-
Iy rs possible. AnMON IL ANCOCK.
Jrnc - lw
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stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, DC. &c
ia CON.

4 NAVE ,hterpurr ui' llaeon ou hand. Of my
"Nn 'nilna, nheh will be SOLD OFF lower
Than thc present III uh"t prce.
JOHN J. PIRNIS
lulA wtSw II
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flushed for the New York retail trade Also. a
General assortment Of vide brn Hats lor old gentle-
men, both Of which are warranted be equal IN
STYLE and quality any offered IN this market \
crl from purchasers is earnestly requested.
r. L. NDRNELi.
June y w,y #
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o. It isa remarhabeGlet, That more tran IaIf
OF the votes given against the Drpo,iDe Bdl were
from Virginia and Acm YORK. from the for.
mcr and l. from the later Statc-2l out of A.
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HENRY BROWN. SrrH.
DAVID !. THOMPSON,
~ ~ L-atIAI
AvJ;aNHT,s orr1cu.

Executors n John Thompson, dec'd
tbs
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cline the insertion of " No Tan Hmeaitt,' though
concunine with him throughout
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ii. ~. :. 81. o.. 90. Il. y. u. 81. IL.
AZ IIck,ls L4ling onf ~. drnr - 80

A I u circuit superior coult of Law aud chanccry,
Z = continued 10y adjournment aud held for the
county ol Amherst, ut the tounhouse, on Wc,ncs-
day, the day of september, 1875:
Elijah Fletcher. Plaintiff
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TO YOUNG osEwnGEMErT.


4 iihNEjust received several ca~c, Of latest
Z Black Satin and DG,b Beaver
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l1fl, 30
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1IxAs he /,

1rxAs--Ihr national domain OF Tcsas In the
report OF their Committee on Fore ga R.latou,, IS
estimated AT $50, 900 square nes, aud the popn
lalion 100 900.
The products Of Tc,t. ATE estimated u, thai
government nj 500, 600 bale, ot COTTON annually,
alter drd riing 20 millions OF hcfcs ct land for a.
reahara purposes. They say the southern pm
otthe republic, eA'enhnp from tho Sabine 10 the
\ rec might be probably cultivated in sugar,
yeldloe, upon the calculation that fourth Of the
region produces two hog shead of sugar per acr,,
tho product ten millions OF hogshcad, Of 100
pound, eaef, abou, 4, 1874 ,285 ton,
Inc committee GA foreign relation. have pro-
posed tho following measures 10 IN 'oaraye emi-
grarar.
Isl. prc.rmptlon right TO portion OF land,
Tour hoes the quantity ever gwen the actual sct-
Her BY their laws
9d II II lower minimum price by hall.
HI That one scet,on oil land th. might be
selected for Two wears to come, viii be worth
ionr t'me' as much =, the ssma quantity on the Ia
bic lands in the colton grow ny state. in the L
mon.
lnsi aud not least, the actual settler cannot be
subject 10 the auction .ilcs pract,cd IL thai coun-
IGN.
With such cncnuragemcnts emigration, il is
believed IN lew yc.rs, IL would export IN cotton
annually, Sly millions ofdollars. and sugar, between
6tty and si,ly more. With such nm export, great
Inducements will be held on, 10 other nation, 10
participate IN its commerce.
Various other important measures have been
introduced but were a, yet undecided. A d.
rect tax ON land and cattle has been proposed. The
reorganization of the military forces, with tho rs
Enlistment oia regular army, is under considpra-
ticu.
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j.IHmta 81 "a after, daisd

i" l.larco, Tttas. Nov. S--ihs frequent inter-
yrus which are iak Ing plact between the members
II our Cabinet and Santa Anna, have induced ihr
oeoflc here to believe, flat some plan al n,hcf J.,
one nur brewing to sci al liberty the Mexican
.t,rant his rumorcd, tia, hc h.l, demanded l.
return IN Mesico, through Matsmat.., with ali -,
cess IN rcsunlns the Dislator,hp IN which cl,c h..
pledsc. himself oaekuo"irdsc our Independence.
pruin,ing "l'o nes'f - eru,s agaiu tht RIO b.
Los.
W. arr no, told What securities H. oilers, ~
la, present situation, for the iuGu.ni Of In.
gaesments, nul vet some person. connected viii
the members III our Cabil ~, scrni place conf
deuce in the man, aud confidently bcii,,c tai oni
aiLr> the point oi beng satisfactorily settled,
aud that the war with Mexico will shortly be al an
end.
''Coiumtia. T.Ia.,) OCT DIV th II ,iew nf
putting nm end 10 the .ssling confusion IN yrna,s,
contracts aud t,Il,.s. 10 confirm those that ,hould
br drfnitvcl, recognized by the Frhln Congress,
and finally ascertain the ouantit, Of land, lell us
the propert, ol the Republic. Consrc,. ha, passed
the following resolution Wit
Ia Empr,sIarios and others, Re,alred, That
toe committee IN public land. be, and ARE hereby
Instructed, To call upon all the Empresaria,, or
other legal representatives. ui the Republic, for an
expose oil their original contracts with the Federal
Government II MEXICO. ~ thc State Of Cuahni)a or
le,l,, and Of tn. they have ,umpllrd " it's
then, the number oi families ihev have fcecs oil
~ cnlnnisls, and the amount OF land granted wlh-
IN lir-ir respective limits. Passed the Senate, O. I.
Is, 1896"
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

MtAtco, October 22l, 1896
II IS not Improbable lhal Nj. Elli., the Amcri-
can Charge nj Mcxco, will soon demand li. psS,.
porff, and % home. learn thai he Ina, semi ,n
III" Government n long list oil complaints, aud de-
man'ts answers wllhn IA reasonable liinr and ais,
feparallon for the violation OF til tg Oft the t. IS
N ia" selzur" OF an American biie At Vera CrDz
1t Is the report that he will 20 home if these dc.
Inands are not answered satisfactorily. Iroln
that many days have elapsed and tina, no answer
has been gwen. am certain thar he will 20 home
II no satisfaction is given. Mr. Els AT The pre-
sent time Is in poor health, which may DELAY his
departure NJ Pr"tract hs negotiations.
On the Fart at the Priests and In. present Gov
eminent there IL no god feeling towards the L.
y. Nprth Americans live an uneasy lie here mn,
knowing what 10 expect from da, to dav send
Ibis l,l'cr 10 take its chance by the way of IIa,n-
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DYSPEPSIA!

'Tlh TlIERS Mf1tflNE, SrOnAF nc II HEr trlCI
lil-s, SALTY
'm' eeh'"dt prtents ptSynry oh-r aHi
hece-'ih pl mode
Diseases nt" fr"nd to sws la sua IL the
sp'tu tod ~ Jdn
tnI'hE tho II
'"nnr>' "r banning thr stomach mrlauchut,
~ I've the ri
'''"mf llno' Noactuu', aud greatly
"''"' ff''t uf
"u'"hh rAtpitt'', Of bow
y" .ne stomach ai'r meals, the head,
'''f' ot mlnl, irnirl loss 81
NY ;" 0.i"h'c WHEN sntV, ehinc, al
s P"i ana ""'hnrs IA the hack, asu Disturbed .lrc,.
cold ieoi AID h,lds
"a The I'D. or breast, - -
''' "'den"'avrhseu fahd e1eriua 10 raiu,,lrY
P "r witch th'Y recommended, tst Phy.rinuf.
f"''N ,pNe trc"sf,e having
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SALE OF LAND.

4 PURSUANT 10 decree of the circuit supe-
4. rlor court Of law aad chanccrs for Bedford
county, pronounce! At October term, 1896 IN the
ca,r Of Preston, 81. ". Nhittrn x a--thr UNDER
signed commissioners, appointed for the purpose,
viii sell by way Of public auction, on the prcm-
s"s, 10 the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 18Th
day OF Drcemberuest, if t,lr, and i'not, the next
far dav thereafter, the tract OF land Of which the
late William Wldttcn died seized, living and be-
lng in Bedford county, Immediately upon ELI
Creek, and adjoining the lands OF the Estate oil
Abnei Christian, William 81 Jno. Galloway, Col.
David Saunders, and others, and containing 3SS
acres, (morc or less.) A hide more than 7 of the
Land IS cleared and IN fine condition for tarming-
Upon the premises - comfortable dwelling house
and all Necessary oat hou>es-tlc linl * OF good
quality aud well adapted 10 the cultivation Of To-
bacco aud all sorts Of grain.-Tsrms- land
will be sold upon a credit OF onr, Two aud three
years-the purchasers giving bonds, with good
personal seccritg, and the lr to TIE land retain
cd As furher sceurlty.--Fhc undersigned will con
vey such right and title the aforesaid decree
vests IN them, rs commissioners only, lhough the
right 10 believed To he objectionable.
WIN. &. LEFTWlCti,l .
RO. &. STEPTOF., 'o'' y
Nov. II wtl5D
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WOODBOURNE SCHOOL.

n menee o. the Isl Mondsy IA January. l537,
AM cutfiuue iot - weeks. 1he price for tuition
vail oontnnc - heretofore. va for Spelling,
Re,aiug " utjuy aud Nntlmete, 81 ~ per month.
For thoes aud suy additional branches OF En,iis
=. per uoatli. for the Lauu. Greek French or
Mathematics, - per month pa>atle al the end OF
the srssl0p.
The ho4,a lnculing Fuel Candies, Washing
lehtjat and Diet. - per month.
In, subscriber cal. az eoinnod1ee IN his own fam
!.y. l. bo1fdcfs. III. schso. vail be hunted Ia -
,ue!u hus hs own Children. and none viii be taken
Tor shott.t period than the scs.ion nor any IL
years OF ayr 18th hom the sub.ei Der not person
ally acquainted SAMUEL i. MILLER.
Pttsvlsanla 60. Noy. 81 wl~
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Z fRGINIA Al tuIe. held 10 the { 'efk oIee
ofthe county court OF Prince Edward on the
ID day OF October. lo'6: -,.....r.
stephen Bostck aud Rhesa Bostiek, plaintiffs
.iqdipst
Nathan Bestiet John Bosfick. iitteherty DOS
tick Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his "lle. formerly
,oatha Bostick Lucy Bostick, Floyd BosiIck. Jo-
,,ah Cheadlc Ishan X. Chcadle, Martha l. thea-
die Fdnaid q. almond and Judith " his wife, aud
Jesse hughes defendants,
IL CnAScERY.
The defendants. Nathan 'tcstiek, John Bostiek,
ytlcao,i. Bostick Lucy Bostick, Floyd Bostlek,
Nathaniel Beae and Agatha his wife formerly Aga
TIA Uostick having entered their appearance and
CIV en- security riding to the act OF Assembly and
the rulsS OF tins Court and it appearing that they
are mol inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: On mo-
ton Of the pants counsel, is entered at rules,
tina, the said defendants do pear here Oh the first
day of III. term January and answer tue bill
of the plaintiffs and that copy otthls order be forth
with inserted III some newspaper published IN the
town OF I,n, hbuag, for two months successfully.
and posted at Tie front door OF the Court house OF
this county A1opy-l este,
Il. j. WORSHAM Clerk
n,,ohorl2 WIN
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4 u tuesday night Goth inst will commence
my 'lsn SuLs. and shall be regular every
tuesday aud Friday night, during the Fail aud
" inter months. Having recently fuea up my
mouse for the night sales, am NOW prepared TO OF
Isl inducements To purchasers. Sales will consist of
'i' 'oods, tsu'ta6le to the season. Cutlery Shoes
boot. Hats, hooks. Clocks, Watches. Jeuclry, &c.
All orders sr'ctly attended to, aud returns prompt
~ aud specially made Consirnncnts thandtally re
'eNeo' CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct -
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- -
M.xsS.SS AND TEXAS.
NEW OaLraSs, NV. "a.

a. tn Bf,sh packet arrived at havana on
N. 9.a With x,,aeis, news from t,a civ OF Mexis
/, III ~ ul,. ~ss received ,sete, according To
which TIE state Of that republic most dspiofa'
b.., ,lere being ,.o President, no Nlnslr, ann no
C, ,rr,ss legal, ecefcd. the whole government "i
,ss. roun,r. beng ia .he hands Of Tofnsi AMI
few snpr,ncil..-d p,,Fi,sf, headers. The ,h,''",'
.i tn. people such thar the, would indifferent
" receive a. ,hir supreme ehie "r dictator e'her
ra.,sman,r, Bravo ~ 'nis Ana lie long '''e-
a., of ,sp.siinn against rrSr was postponed To
lin. Snr;np on account ~ the inpanable lndds.
van, of money and navy. The government
p,...ss in order Ia calm the dissatisfaction oi the
,,.ope with regard 70 the nii.mansgemeni otihs'r
affairs, say than hv Keeping a rtsptefdele division
"a, the banks OF the Rio Bravo, they Keep ~ con-
SIAN, alarm the TEXANS. and exhaust their resonr-
srs, IN which they are grossly mistaken, rs The
Texans are very uuic, ia their yin, T qnsrters,
and amssc Themselves in raising fors'hesnon' gu
,sfioas points Of the coast
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POrhpY Eg0ns. E0ef,

4 OST, Oh the I'd inst. between ChLon's aud
II Pattcxon's, on the Stage Ro, 10 Richmond
my Pocket Book, containing 81 ia n prley and sun
dly papers Among the latter u bcud OF David
lialfow, paya lie to Newman, aud one Of y. Finney
payable 10 me, an execution on {. Scott. ~ favor o
Freeman, and various other receipts aud accounts
| will reward the fndef literally. The pocket book
may be left with Nessrs Xix and Lanehorne Al the
Washington Hotel. HENRY WAIKONb,
December 4.
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" u r. &c e,

VIE Steamboat Guide, will commence run.
h'hg, the first rise of the waters, ON the Ton
,,essee ana itoston rivers between Decatur and
knoxville. and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-'"ah,ng trip every 0ten DAYS She is no,
sn' passed by any Boat inthe West, for her speed
ana u, elegance OF commodations.-persons tray-
W "'e southwest, may avail themselves of
PHSS'g" either from knoxve or Kin sim
JAMES KING g. Co.
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iNNLE y RtMBOIGii would respectfully
MORN tfef customers and the public rene
rally that they nov opening a general assert
meat OF staple and Fancy Goods selected in the ci
''r' OF View York, Pin adelphia and Baltimore,
N'el Will be offered at prices that nuot ill to give
S'iSL cuoA. Also, aspendid assortment of Ladies
III apes Collins aud Dowurulls, and Gcnte men :
III this market 17' WV "e'e
''' manufacturing in all its various brauchesstjl
carried on At their old stand
November
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Dec |.
Extremely valuable storc-LGouse and Lot


tHNHE subscribers wish To sell the Store House
and Lot they now occupy, situated IN the csn-
tire OF business, and one ct the most extensive,
yenlent and handsome Stores III this part ot the
county, aud not nlcllor 10 any III the large cities.
Persons WISHING to bay will do we'll to embrace this
opportunity such desirable property is no, often
IN market. II II is not sold privately before the
10Th of December, II Will be sold Oh that dav at pub
lie auction. Persons wishing buy privatel, will
please make early application.
ESTES * WHITEHEAD.
Nny 4 =,
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LEOHETTER x PARKS.
YIILOR.S.

AVE just commenced business IN the house
4 Il next door above Alessrs. James {. Hunt &
Co and solicit share OF public patronage. They
pledge themselves that all work entrusted their ce
shall be faithfully and promptly executed, aud on as
favorable terms as b. auv other persons in town.
Nov. 3 Pm
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III -
NOTICE..

fBsHE undersigned, acting under and BY virtue
n Of decree OF tie circuit superior court OF law
aad chaacery, Tor thr town OF Lyucuburg, pro-
noauced on TIM 2I Day OF Fcb. 1856, ia caa,e
lhcr in d"pen ia7, ia .lieh Nelson {. Dawson,
sheriff al the cona'Nu: Amarrs and as such adj
miaiSrator de- honi, non Win the vii annexed, of
JOAN Crawford, dc. i, painlH, and Richard Eu-
bank, Jim Nj. tabanh, and ThoS. y Eubaak,
dciendats-N III, pursuant IL the sand decree, on
tho 2Sth day Of December 1890, proceed on the
premises, 10 sell To the highest bidder for ready
money, the TRACT OF LAND in the said
decree mentioned, being 1891 acres, situate. living
and being on ilof>ey's Greek in the county Of Am
hcrs', and adjoining the lands of Wm Pr,or'> e>-
tate, and Of Abram Carter and others aud is part of
larger tract iormrry belonging TO the estate OF
john Crawford, drc'L. The tract Of Land afprc-
SAID, viii be sold, uject, however, TO the conrin-
gent right OF dover in favor of Mrs, Pcegv Eu-
bank. the wife OF IRELAND Elhank, llm is She will
be durable therrout if she survives her said has
band This Land alons the Saw Mil tract of
Mr. Ahram Garter, which is To he sold ON the same
day, and the two tracts would make very de>i
r'bI" settlement \ deed will be mad, tar tue
Land, on day OF sale. JOSEPH n IRVING.
Nov. % ,1
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FOR IiErNT

"ilE tenement lately occupied by NJ ~ Md
l. scribcr, next door above Messfs a.,oe
thcws & Co. for one year, from the hIs' -.lsr pa
1896, until first October, 1887. for ''nnurAN
tcuIars. apply to ~" Cook al
Also, for hire until Christmas, goou ~ q
Washer Is
Ortohrr
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To .NiHre Se,s.lscta.

-. n ~ fSF'fS Vsf'NfFN.
~ ANlIp by The subscriber Tor tho ensuise
w .cal, 81 able bodied SLAVES TO work on
the James River Canal, about - n,,lc4 below
iNnchburg. Liberal hire with good treatment will
ne gNen-ln my absence, persons wishing to hne
VII eau on David staples. nv agent y p. Breed
rove amherst FRANCIS STAPLES.
Section W, initrSt County, Dec. 8 VIII
heiefenee-J. \. Clay, nNce \. Martin.
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SiEAS, &c. &c.
SIPER. black Mltconc and Roevcr I,ux,;,,s
- Plaio CORD. Gro de Maps,
F'g'd. do DO.
Black and cold, Pdrlnalta Cloths,
DO do Organdis,
do do Gladys,
do Bombazncs.
Long, Blond Sk, Md and other kind, of
Gloves
Black and White English six Hose.
nnp,r. Embroded and Open Work do do
Black and White Ribbed do
Black and White do Silk ] do
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
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THE Lov1NGsToM tfoPH1

Nv subscribers having purchased the t,ys,
L near the Courthouse. III the town OF Lo,ino
ston heretofore occupied by Col. Charles pr,-as
beg leave to inform the public generally, thai ta.s
will make every exertion to please those who mo
call upon them. The house is large and eon,eu,e,,
aud will be neatly fitted up. Servants shall b. ~,
tentlye, Table and Stable supplied as well as III,
country can afford, and the bedding shall be of Tho
inst order. In fine will eudeaeor to Keep hses
worthy Of the public regarl. The line of Stags,
which passes Though this place, stops at this house
and passengers shall be furnished with every aceom'
mediation. We therefore solicit the public patro.
mage. HENRY >. Ply rOS,
V II. |. ktl.D.
FREDERICK s. PEYTOy
August IS +,