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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES. ' BOX lime juice; boxes lemon syrup Sa half boxes bunch rasins; boxes pickles assorted casks London porter; box cherries in brandy box assorted Havanna sweetmeats barrels loaf fsugar, l keg allspice kegs Duponts Gunpowder; I2 bags shot. assorted barrel butter biscuit; barrel water crackers l barrel Boston crackers
 SADDLERY. received and for sale their usally low terms bv 'ahe v. j. DE BAuN & co
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FAKE NOTICE.

A LIEN Farmer and Mary Ann his wife, and James "A McFaddin and Nancy his wife, that l. James Pat terson administrator of the estate of William Anthony decd will apply the first day of the next county of Crawford county, be heden the first Monday oi August the purpose of getting order to sell the undivided slaves Lethe and Susan belonging to said tatewhen and where you may attend you think pro- per. JAMES PATTERSON, fdnr
 ofthe estafe ef Irifiiaas .4atbony, dec'd. June %, Is36.-13-6w-pr's fee ST
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FRESH FLOUR.

D ECEIyTD per Iecumsef, 9 barrels fresh four ' IN For sale by [July 2I.l J. LIE BAUN x co
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FINE CLOTHING. &e.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 Ii. persons cautioned not to purchase or ii any A- way contract for certain Spanish concession fol six hundred arpens of land confirmed by the Superior Court o Arkansas, at the April term ls29 and the original claimant Louis Pacide and conveyed by said Placlde to Hewes Scul by deed dated August 10h 1898, and by said Scull Vim. E. Woodruff, by deed dated 23d July 1892 All persons are hereby informed that sad Wm E Woodruff make no title to the lands selected under said concessions nasmuch as the said Woodruff, the 3d of October 1882 executed his title bond to John c. Jones' late county of Chieot where by he bound himself in the penalty of twelve hundred and seyentyfVe dollars to make the said Jones complete tie to the lands to be located under and by said coces sion-which said bond now hold.
 MARY JONES, F;xeeutrix
 of John C. Jones, decd. Chieot CO.,, May l, 1s3e.-6-tf
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CUMMINS & PIKE, A TT o R N EYS AT l. A w ,
 IIT'VJ. E1 ,IS ncF<.
MARSHAIeS SALE.

MARSHAL,S SALE.
 virtue of writ of execution issued from the omce of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the Ierroly of Arkansas, bearing date 30th February lso anu ~ me drected will expose to sale, public venaue' o. m the aoth July, 1886, at the lower steam boat anal m the city of Little Rock, for cash all the right e'le m teres and clam of Jonas Bgelow, in and to tue sea boat Neosho.
 Taken in execution in favor of the United States as plaintiff, against said Higccsg, ant. -, :, Sale to take place between the hours ot r cioa = the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of sad day
 E. RECTOR, sHalshef' City of Little Rock, July II, ls56.-15-2w
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1 "A SACKS Havanna Coffee; 10 bbIs Brown Sugar A " chest Imperial Tea;
 bb White Havanna Sugar; l2 Corn Mills
 ALSO,
 H. +, and ifch fiat Bar Iron; Plough Moulds Collins, Axes; Nails; Spades; Shovels. Ladies' White Satin, Lasting and Kid Slippers Mis- ses' Lasting, Morocco and Kid do. Cents Calf and Morocco Boots; Kip Brogans, Shoes, Pumps; Boys Pesged and Sewed Brogans Chldren's Morocco and Pranela Boots-just received, and for sale by April 9 WAIT & DUNN.
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 NOTICE.

NOTICE. YTyIIE amount due the Fort Smith Jockey Club is re- I quired to apporon the purses. Subscribers quested to pay their subscription. Messrs Boyle and Greer authorised receive the subscriptions Of those who reside ut or Little Rock
 JOHN DRENNEN, July I2, IS36.-15-3t IredSurer
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SADDLERY,
SPUN COTTON,

"A FRESH supply of superior Spun Cotton, Nos. from ( II to 900, just received and for sale by
 May 20, 1886. L. ". k. GIBSON.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails

< IL Mails will be closed haif hour before tls
 "A time fixed for their departure. Letters deposited in the Office ater that time will be delayed for the sb quent mail. JOHN T. FULTON, P M
 Little Rock, Jan. l, ls36:-39-tf
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5. DE BAUN N co.

EVAVE received from New ! oTl and are prepared ,a E \ sell on reasonable terms, large assortment .,
 Goods their lne3 comprising, in addition to the arti. ees in common use, number of others entirely new E, this market, such
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

O. In addition 10 the Presidential election,
the people Of Pc n>Nlfana lave recently elected
mentors Of a State Convention, TO amend their
Cons'ituton-and, what imparts peculiar interest
to this latter clccion is, the fact, that this body
will be called upon to act upon the proposition 10
nullily the charter granted year ago to the L. s.
Bank by the Legislature of lhat Statc--in other
words, whether" vested rights hereafter to be
at the mercy of the mol, and sacred charters bye
word Of ,corr. The" federal government" has ia
ken decided par, IN advocating doctrine, which,
if it once be sanctioned. viii do 10 mproo; the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
FRANCIS GRANGER ESQ
This gentleman, it will be lccollccicd, is the
candidate Of the Northern and Western Who's for

iHl> gentleman, 1t Will be lccullccird Is the
candidate Of the Northern and Western Who's for
the Wee Presidency, in opposition 10 Cd. Il. "
Johnson In the Southern States, he has been
falsely charged with being nm Abolitinni,r de.ine
the Pendency OF the contes.--a char.c which We
frequently intended TO disprore, bot which, not
decming i; of much importance, inlSmuch ms Mr..
Granger was not the candidate of the Southera
Wing party, we neglected to do To prevent,
however, IN future, the charge that the Southern
wings even co-operated with party in the
North, which sought 10 elevate AN Abolnonist To
the second office in the government, VIC COPY the
following extracts from IA speech delivered by
Mr.. Granger, in the House of Representatives, in
December last;
Sir, hold the abolitonists of the north in
no higher respect, than do he gentlemen from
carolina, or from any other section Of the
try mere aic many oil them Tor whose motives
have no respect there others who's.
tvrs may be honest but To whom misguided as
they are, would say, stay your hand: yon must
not scatter lirebrandS, arrows and death, and
say we are in SPORT
Again." Differ ring as do from many Of my
constituents, have never entertained but one o.
pinion, and that is, eren ifthe constitutional igh
(ore, the District Of Coiam6ia) frisfs mhich I
donJt strongly, there i, no question ofpollcy cx-
istng which should call lol legislation upon this
subject "
il will be perceived tlat Mr.. Granger not only
denounced the Abolition movements in the North,
but ,hat he goes even further than Mr.. Van Bu-
rea himself in sustaining southern views and
by o., ressing a strong doubt Of the
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POST OFFICE ABB. rs.

He following article may prepare the reader
for further startIio. Developments in one of the
Departments Of the government, which, as ii be-
came one of the most corrupt branches Of the
Executive, even while under the supcrintcndcnce
oil a man, 10 whose personal honesty, all men Of
all parties concurred in testfvng, can hardly he
expected 10 he improved in this particular, wnile
under the guardianship of the present incumbent.
The difference, however, in tic two cases, will
be, that, while Mr. Barry derived no personal
emoument from the mal-administraton of hls
Office, his subordinatcs rcaping all the benefit OF
his inefficient superintendent, Amos Kendall will
take care. while filling his own Golfers, to protect
the public against the cncroachmenis of all others
whose cooperation in his own designs it NAV not
be necessary to secure by fee. If Amos fails
to feather his nest while opportunity serves,
have much mistaken his character and if he does
not " cover up his tracks" afterwards, SO as to
render Diet ction difficult and punishment imposs-
BILE, shall henceiorh believe that even "A wcazel
may be caught as|ccp-whch, according to all re-
ceived opinion, would constitute the eighth won
der of the world. But to til extract:
Correspondence Of the " !. Erprsss
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23l, 1896.
beg leave to call public attention through your
columns to the most high handed and glazing abuse,
which has come under my observation since the re-
moya of the dcposilcs. That measure of General
Jackson's has served precedent for any step
Which may SUIT the purposes oil Y an burcnsm. v ii
the public believe il The auditor of the Post
Once has given the Order To DISPENSE WITH TIE
Use OF BOOKS IN THE DEPARTMENT.-'Thisi is true.
There arc, from this limo forth, 10 be no general
account book, kept in the Department. The an-
ditor, undoubtedly made cats paw of by Amos
Kendall, has been engaged on this rMain9m
scheme for three months past. and thou III few
honorable and upright clerks have resisted the
measure, the fiat Of the peoples 'agcu,,' has gone
forth. and there are to be- no LedgrrS in future
Every account is to be kept separate, 50 thai the
affairs Of the Post Office viii he represented ju,t IA,
lncksier's account is on a slate. Col. Gardner
pretends that his object Is simplify TIE accounts
If IA merchant were 10 throw his books mo tive
ire, and hrep no Other accounts than his Bollrr
or Day Book, it would exactly show what these
dariag mrn now doing al WASHINGTON. There
is doabt that millions of the public money have
been piand"rrd by the officers Of HE present ad-
ministratan; and if the immediate Postmaster
and lbs auditor have an inclination that way, thy
may - rob the LXtirqner'' to lhcir hearts con-
tent, and we the people will never he the wiser.
What have told You is true-and YOU may
challenge the Globe TO deny it.
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~ "'''''' '"ey nave 'ssn doscp. " parry :.
''ffa.'t Is is cunning F7f'r. which has shown
''s ''et aud ""Nteriiy, by usurp.nsa popular name
win re express view Infringing once popular pin
f'PleS MIC. contempt. And the, will mo-, he ,lf,te
10 anvil themselves of the delusaa of the public
m'nd, during tie existence Of which ont, could
S"ea nnarinclpIrd demagosaes e,ar h- elevated to
oiiiee 10 advance taeir personal Fortunes Will he
tide >ets N their favor
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III soRPLUS-FUTURE PROSPECTS.
according to the monthly report of the Sccreta
> u Inc Treasury, the money on hand, on tie 3lst
- amounted to the sum of ,si2, OH sol 33, SUBJ
- 10 urail, and $4,S23,1lS %, standing to the
e" Vi disbursng officers. The sum of $780,
% OIL the first named amount however, be-
" special trusts, and is not appliclhIc TO
~ p"o''c service. Upwards of forty-six millions
uo''dfS are now in the treasury for distribution ;
'"s amount is as likely to be increased as d.
= oV the lst of January, when the frs, div
' 10 be made. And the States may make
=, ''' o' 1t for, should Van Buren, be
ma. " u Tie last that they will receive, no
'e' now rapidly or to what extent the surplus
hereafter accumulate, ander the wi,cst and
~. ,'' lpa'cons system oflcgi,lailon. The" party :
oa., ''eafiy perceive that they may 90 to any
SON., VII" perfect impunitv-that they may
da,aa. u'' the public money in unconstitutional and
,nc !, = uros,o or make use of il in spccua-
Of, :" "9 public lands for their own nersonal ben.
NJ 'F'0P''a'e IT III their individual, uses in a.
cnri ,b.l ''' ny which beggars may be suddenly
y.,a., and 1t will all he overlooked or disre.
,,,l,. even applauled They will sec that the
WV people sumbcr. under the opia!es
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LAND 4 NEGROES rots SALE.

I ( y hnrSdav, the st day of Decotnher ",
- t"'I' lue sold, upon lhc premises, ri pull
he auction, the Tract oil land. uiic,roa Henry Al
ans resided at the time al his dcn,. ihl> tact
tue part to bc soidl contains about 200 ter. aad
stn1'rd on Bic Ouer River. ia the enneh a
bee''ri, abunt IL miles SouU,-U1u 81 Iltel's,
and adIor,S the Inds OF Joseph Whifr, y 9s.an
iuA'r>, Nn. Adams. and ourrs. pm Tn
ptcali,es, isa comfortable dwelling lHuse mi al
necessary out houses. The hand {, Of pasa quality,
well adapted 10 the cultivation OF tobacco aud all
sorts oi grain. II iva valube tract of land, aud
well deserving lie attention ot purchasers. Al
tle Sam" t'me and place, tbcrc will be sold two
valuable Negroes
Terms. Tie lanl Vii br sold upon credit Of
onc, f"o and Tire years, The purchaser giving
bond with good personal security, aud a trust deed
upon the land Ia >rcare their prompt payment.
The slaves viii he sold ona credit oltwcIve months
teNccpt rs to $50 eash,) the purchaser oi pur-
chaser giving bohd> with approved personal secu-
ritv.
The sale will be made in pursuance ola decree
OF the county court of Bedford made u, the laSt
October term, inthe Of Adams ". Adams.
The title In the propert, is believed To be unqnes-
lionabc, but rs Commissioners, shall convey such
title only as the decree aforesaid vests in me-.
TlLGIlMAN A. COBBS, Com.
Nov 3w
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,TER & GLORIOUS NEWS
b. the las, mail we have reforms from all 'Ie
Tins in Pennsylvania bal six, which give Il
'...,y for Harrison over Van Buren, Of 1881
aud the six counties TO hear from gave in
n1.,h.r las, majority of 500 for Harrison. 1t
limos, certain, therefore, that Van Buren, has
,.f.a,ed in Pennsylvania What will the
,,a,,rd Wings Of Virginia, now say who, BY stay
:. sxav from the polls, gave up the ship" be-
.,re she was beaten!
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OBITUARY..

Died at the residence of Mrs. T.. II. Tucker
near Na'chcz. Mississippi, on the 18Th ul' after a
severe illness of four days, Miss MARTm, B. JouN-
SION, daughter of the late Charles Johnston, Esu
OF the BoIetomt Springs. The Natcl,rz Christian
Herald says: This amalle and interesting
Young lady had been but IA year in this State and
though comparaIivc'y stranger, was universally
beloved and admired by those who had the plea
sure OF her acquaintance, while living, and as
greatly lamcncd in death. Every attention and
solace that friendship and affection could afford
were hers, in her last illness She rests from, the
Affections and SORROWS of her friends who survive
her. Like setting star, she sunk to rest in
DEATH"
-, at Brazora, (Fcxns,) oh the Sth of Sep
TENDER last, of congesiive fever, Mr. WILLIAM r.
RoyALL, formerly of Lynchhnrg, where his mo-
ther, brothers and connections reside.
Mr., r. had joined the Texan army, and had
his HE been spared, possessing hotl, Intelligence
and hrn.nes>, might have become a distinguished
citizen Of his adopted country
-, in Richmond. on the oh inst. DAVID
BnIGGS, Esq. Attorney at Law, formerly of Fred
ercksburg Mr.. B. had filed a seat in the State
Legislature and in thu Executive Council, and WAS
Secretary to the State Convention in 1920.
-, at the residence ol DR.. MAYS, in Edge
field, :. c., IN October last, Rev. Luther Rice,
d. ID. minister OF the Baptist Church, celebrated
rs well for his zeal in the cause Of Education and
Mssians rs for his tale us and picv
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a." The Expuneing Resolutions have been l.
aopicd by the Legislature of Arkansas-in the Sc
nate, yeas II, nays 3; in thc H. of X. 80 to Is.
The same men would doubtless agree TO cxpnnee
the entire constuioe, fthey were ordered SO 10
do. 1t may not be long before their scrviIity will
be put to the test.
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VALlt ABI.E, Ee:iSOt.S At
AUCTION.

4 bNSNft RDt y, tt' lS,hipsr., vii sel il
~ front Of NJ anriion toon. On 4 cr4lI at
four months. se,eal diu0bh Aegroes Amonp
them there ia ednahlr Waggoucr and Carriage
Driver also valuable Woman flr the House..
who can be recommended Is Il good us,i.c,, l.
roncr, Spinner and Weaver, aud under II eopd
character several otllcr Ncgrot'> suitable f., ,l,r
farm. Persons wishing 10 purchase such Aegto"s,
", uld do we'll 10 attend III sale n suel, are ,arc-
|" offered in this market
sale 10 take place al It oclork.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov. II 2t
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Nov. ! /
aEOIIEE.

EATAS committed, 10 tine jail of Amh,r,,
w county, mulalio man, who says his nauc
is Robert Henry Mealy, 10 wears old, 5 feet
inches hlah, SAYS he is from Goochl,nd, and born
free. Likewise, Il negro man. who his name
is Washington Logan, states that he is free and
from Po"llaan county. Washington Is very
black, about 5 feet 6 inches high. They were
both taken up together near staples Mlls.
JNO. 5. KYLE, Jaiioy.
Nov. If I'm
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NTIRGlNl AT Rules held in the Clerks 0t-
' fee OF the county court ofl'rankiu the 9Th ay
ut November. lS:'6
Samuel Dillon, Plaintiff.
against
Nicaiah Dillon, Squire Dillon, Meredith Dillon,
Rcbccca taiico'r, Thomas Dillon and Jesse BIZ
hon, Defendants.
~ CnANCrRy.
Tie defendants nicaiah Dillon, Squire Dillon.
Meredith Dtlon. and Thomas Dillon not having
entered their appearance and given security dccor-
ding to the actoi Assembly. and the rules OF this
coult and II appearing from satisfactory evidence
thai they not inhabitants Of thI, Commonwealth
on motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel. 1t Is ordered
that the said absent defendants. Dr. appear here
the first Monday in January ucXt, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and thata copy OF u, order be pub
iished ilthe lYnehbura Nrginlan. for two months
successfully. aud posted At the trout door of the
court house OF this county, on some couri DAY.
y Copy--Teste,
ii. G.. CARPER, D. c.
Nov. II w2m
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~ :. Z. Z. Z q GEES.

Married, at Phadelrtia ON the 3lst at. b,
The Mayor, DR. llrNnY L. GALwEII, ct the " hiic
Sulphur Springs, Va. to Miss Mary JANE ORMs-
ny, daughter Of +. Charchnl1n, Esq. of Baltimore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

o'"N''s system. aud indeed the whole policy oil
seri'hr'''enS, than all ric COLL bill, that Congress
'''N enact, or tine treasury orders that dc,potic
'N'o'lNe may issue. That doctrine is lu> sta
~ ny Amos Kendall in late letter loa Jaeohin
,'aom Philadelphia" The prime pie must he set
i'''' ma 10 leg '>alive body can grant charter,
"'''ea any Subsequent Legislature, or tie peanle
II ''n'cul'.n assembled, may not abroeatt.s
'el'ie 'h'S principle, and who would give zig for
\ ehfrirr And ifthis anafccal doctrine be true,
WY may not loan lar be in Ike manner repeal
ed and the public creditors cheated otihrir awful
onrs W" do not waa ler TN, Kendall, who
"e'a n h'n,nchv, Wis on, nf tn, leaders of the
Ne" Court r"rty,-a party dat opcu'y advocated
atfeet irao',-is in faser ofsoch doc trire bat
; hat such man, holding snela doctrine, should be
eoanie"anccd by the people, is wonderful This,
sure y, IS the yer, error of the moon"
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20 CONTRACTORS

10 CON HkACWDRS.
vVILLEI 6. R0ZAIiI have on hand Crow
We Bars, Anes No. , ShovelS and Spades.
Square. Round Scoop, Rod and Band Iron ri all
sizes " heel liarfoa, Tire, Shear, Cast and Eng.
BLISTER Steel, Picks, Hand and ;'lrds" Hammers,
9pilor-', tnvll. and hlces, -
Drlp5ry II
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YENIlI subscriber is still DESTROYS to sell hls yaua-
i BILE private residence third street, opposite
the Protestant Methodist Church and ii not sold
privately before the lst April next will be offered
at public auction. r. \. MILLER.
Octnher > iiw f
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OHIO.

We have only few returns from Ohio. We
,;a;, The moiorilies in each county:
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AyERlrCs' PRIZE oEx'xcu.

AWEAlnC.s' Fake OEIIcN,
Lynchburg ia.
The Cottage for Tuck.
Ticket No. 81, n. rs, Prize of 200O dol
lars in the Wcllsbnrg No. Is, was sold and paid at
hi, office. ALSO,
lI,IfTicke No. Al, So, IS, Capital Prize OF
one hundred dollars. sold and paid
AGAIN
Q, u, 90, 9, Is, 53, Two more Capitals of
800 dollars, All sold and paid at THIS OFFICE.
Nov. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

Ir. Ian Buen's Land Spcculotious-Ne
copied, a few weeks age, from the q North Ala
bantam paper printed at Tuscaloosa, and which
has generally manifested Very little interest in POI
li'ics, a statement concerning Mr.. Van Buren's
supposed connection Wit certain land spccula-
TONS ut the Pon,o'oc office in Mississippi, the cir
cnnlsanality of which, and the reference to the
name OF IA Distinguished individual of Alabama,
lei on our minds, no doab, of its truth. The ren-
ilenan referred 10, however, David Hubbard,
Esp expressly conlraliets the statement in all oi
It's particulars and being satisfied its iasily, we
avail ourselves of the earliest opportunity To cor
rect itas we should have done prior to the elcc-
ton, had the contradiction been received soon
enough for that PURPOSE
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Extremely valuable Storo-1Iouse and Lot
FOR SALE.

UNIIE subscribers wish TO sell the Store lIousc
Il and Lot they now occupy, situated III The cen
ire business, and one OF the most extensive con
vrnient and handsome Stores ia tins part ol the
country and moi inferior to any In the large cities
Persons wShin. to buy will do well 10 embrace this
opportunity, as such desirable property is not often
IN market. II IL is not sold privately before the
2Oth OF December. will be sold on that ,ay At pub
lic auction. Persons wishing to buy privately will
please make carly application.
RSTES & WHITEHEAD.
Nov II Is
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iihcct-Ths article has advanced latcl :, and
IS now selling and in demand lat from II 70 to
81 75-l,ltin coming 10 market
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BOOKS ATAUCrfON.

= Will. sell This evening, nj carly candle iisNss
d " very superior collection Of valuable NEW
BOOKS. Letter paper, &c. Among the Books to
be- sold, are Clark. iienry's. '.ilfs, and Scouts
Commenting editions OF Shakespeare,
byron, and al tn British pocts. elegantly bound
~ call and rit edge--with n great variety Of
Books Of almost every ripton.--Persons dis
It">"i IL buy. ARE requested to call, M the Books
81" D. sol e, ,ild bargains may be had.
r. NORTH.
Nov. Il ..=z II
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Now Wagon, HARNESS and yIorscs at
AUCTION.
\ WILL sell, in front Of Mr., phclps's Auction
4 store, ON Tneslav morning next. II o'clock,
one Ncm tom. Horse Wagon and Gear
FoW raiaabh 4oane Iioyh Horses.
And II The same time and place,
l25 Cofds of Howl, now ON the Il nh of the
River, about Of Il me above town, The Wood
will be- sold in los n tau hu>crs FERNS Of sal.,
4 months credt 10. NORNEII.
Nov. II 1t
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against
Jesse Hale, john " AIDE and Alley ms VIE, former
" Alley Hale, and Fleming Jauucv and Rachel
hls wife, formerly Rachel Hale Defendants
IN tHNNCFEl,
The defendants not having entered theif appear
ance, and given security, according to the act ol rs
scmbll aud the rules OF tins Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF tins Commonwealth motion olthe plaintiffs. by
counsel 1t ordered that he SAID defendants do APP
pear here on the first Monday IN January next. aud
answer the plaintiffs bill aud that this order be pub
lsned in the lynclburg Nng,nlan for months
successfully, aud copy posted AT the front door Of
the court house Of this county on some court day.
4 Copy-iestc
II. G.. CARPER. u. {.
. Nov. il wSm
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v lKGlNiA:-N Rules in held the Clerks OF.
fee Of the county court of Franklin, the eth
day OF November. Ia.i6
William Hale, Thomas Hale ana JOAN Hale,
Plaintiffs.