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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-26
April 2l

WRITE OF decree ui the circuit superior
court of law and clancery, tor the town of
I.ynchburg, pronounced the 2stl day Of January,
lo3G, i'll the suit. David iiiCginhothaln, bdni"i 'iig-
ginbotham and Thomas lli2einbotilam, late hier-
chants and partncis, trading under be style and firm
OF ID. X D.. iiigsinbotham X Co. pits against vi
att Duncan aud Mary his wife, William Duncan,
PIipbe Cameron, widow OF John Cameron. dec. Re
becca Goodrich. illam -ledd and Abigiii his wife,
defts. The undersigned, who is hereny appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose. will sell, TO the high
es, bidder. on The lS;h day olJune neAt. on the prem
iscs, in Amherst county, near fedlar Mtls, the tract
of Land. in the proceeding mentioned. containing mp
wards of two hundred acres. on a credit Of twel e
months. Bond and good security will be required.
aid the title retained as further security.
THOMAS y. Eif3tNK.
Sheriff Of -4nherst County, Commissioner.
Nav l6 I'm
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LAND o SALE.

n the 2lst inst, (at II O'Clock there will be
" sold, upon the premises, at public auction. for
cash, the House aud Lot, AT present IN the occupap-
cy Of Mrs. li,z' cwo ID. on the Forest Road, about
four miles from L,nchburg. The To- contains ;bott
nine acres, IN fine order for cultivation, and has up
ON 4 comfortable Dwelling House, together with
some few out houses.
The sale will be made, in pursuance of a trust
deed, executed to us by Alexander Mcintosh, on
the Goth day Of February, 1890, of record in the
Clerks Office OF the county court of Campbell.
The title is believed to be good, but as trustees, we
shall sell aud convey such title only, as the dc /
aforesaid vests in us.
5. & NJ. II. GARLAND, Trustees.
May9 I'd.
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4 n u s

4 q S
WE have inst opened "a supply of CIickcrioe',
w Splendid Pianos, remarkable for their
brilIiancy, sweetness and uniformity of tone.
Chlckrring' Pianos bear a very high reputation
with the most distinguished Professors in all par
OF tie United States and in Europe.
C.. Hall is enabled with confidence to warran,
these instruments perfectly sound, well seasoned,
and OF the very best materials, and superior work.
mansl'lp, thus uniting "A superiority of quality with
durability and excellence.
Orders from the Country attended to with the
greatest punctnalitv, and c. II. brgs leave to as
sure Indies and Gentlemen residing at IA distance.
whenever he is favored by orders per letter, it isno
less his practice than hi, interest to send such an
instrument as shall bear the stricte,t scrulinv.
IL The price at which, they are sold, are The
same as the manufacturer charges, adding only
freight and insurance.
o. No charge for packing and Iacking cases.
For sale at my stores in Norfolk and Richmond.
G. HALL,
Two doors above he Eagle,
AGENT for Chickcrina in Virginia.
Ric' m nj, Nav 70 u4w
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TT is with much qualification that he Richmond
1 Fredericksburg and Potomack Railroad Com
panv find themselves enabled to assure the Ncr-
lIern and Southern travellers, that there will Inc
neither disappointment nor detention ON any part
of the above route.
Twenty miles OF then Road is in full and sue
ccSstul operation, and the pfoprirtors OF the
Steamboat and Stage IL, On the balance OF the
distance, are, BY contract, bound 10 be adequately
provided Tor all the ,raytl wl,icl, NAV offer and
To accommodate the ssrr With csrt Sttgcs when
required thus enabling the CoupanY 10 pledge
Itself HAT no traveller SHAH apply uH4oeces,fall..
for a seat.
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad, COM
pletrd and put in operation during the last year,
the Steam Boat navigation Of the Potomac, and
the Railroad from Petersburg to the Roanoke,
have relieved this route OF a large portion OF its
former length of stage travelling; and il is no"
believed 10 offer inducements to travellers snpc-
rior 10 those found on any other route, between
New Orleans and New lo,k.
Soon after the opening of Steamboat navigation
between the Northern cities, IA line is expected to
be established by which the journ' from New
York To Richmond may be made in 33 hours, and
10 Blakely, n. C., in II hours, of which due notice
will 10 given.
4 daily line to Louisa Court House, and Char
lotIcsvillc, connecting with the Rail Road AT a
point Is miles from Richmond, is IN full opera
lion.
Hours ofdcparturc-for Steam Mill and Char
lottrsvillc 10 o'clock, A.. NJ. precisely, and Of arr i
val 2 =. NJ.
Excursion passengers taken as usual. Seats for
all the above lines may be taken AT the Depot.
Ra ilroad Office, March 81 ~
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TKCST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE ola deed of ,ruS', executed
l. by JOSEPH, D,lard, bearing date the lst OF Au-
gust, 1929, and Of record in the Clerks Office ol
Amherst count, the subscriber will, on the 4tI
day of June next, on the premises, offer for sale,
To the highest bidder, for cash, "A TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mcntioncd, which Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county of Amherst, On the water, Of Lii'le finey
River, on Kings Greek and ADJOINING the lands OF
Edmund Ma>sie, James C~1mpbeIl aud Joseph
Goolc. This land is represented ~ rich N 'llu-
tain Land, and well vorti, the attention III Tnba,-
co planters. The subscriber Knows Of no drfrct
in the title, but will only convey sneI AZ Is vested
in him by the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
April 2l tIJ
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Lynchburg aud tennessee Rail Road.

VIZ commissioners appointed for that purpose,
L by an act Of the last Legislature, passed on the
ioth OF March, l'36, i'll open books Of subscription
Tor stok IN the l.,nchburg and Tennessee Rail Road
Company, on the LIST day of June next, in the town
of Lynchburg.
Books OF subscription will also be opened, on the
same day, by the Commissioner named in the act.
at the following places City OF Ri hmoud Liberty.
bedford; Salem ;Botetourt Chri.tiansburg, Montpo-
merry W ythe Court House Marion, Smylh county
Abingdon, Washington county, Lebanon, Russell
county ; aud at Estlll,ille, Scott county.
The books will be kept open at each place, thirty
days.
W copy of the Charter will be sent to each of
the Commissioners, directed to the place where the
books are to be opened.
JOHN EARLY, Chairman
OFo The Richmond Wing. Enquirer and Comp.
Ter, Lynchburg Democrat, Fincastle Democrat,
Nythe Moun'aineer, and Abingdon Statesman, will
please publish the above we.
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Virginia. to wit-...t rules held II, y. ~
once oi Nelson county court, on the %
George 5. Mays NJ
against
Susan NAYS. administrative of less. NJ
Moses ]. Mays, Daniel Mays, Benlamin aee.,
and Maiiah hls wife, Wilson B.. Nav, inonns9n
Mays and William NAYS 'ahes /.
In CHaNcERy.
The defendant, Moses /. NAYS. not be;,u.
iab'taht ct this commonwealth, and wi,bon, ~ ~
fisdIctlon of this Court on motion of ,M. :, u
by counsel. II is ordered, that the SAID detenrI a.Hlh,
appear here, on or before the fourth Mond,, DO
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and ,i 'ai,
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in tla 'nai a
burg slfSinian, a newspaper printed in the n."eh,
I.yhchb"rg, Tor two months successfully ,ma oi
tlier copy thereof, be posted at the front loar @ho'
Court House of this county, on some com, d. " The
ACopy-Teste. NY
May l2 IL.
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NAV 10
Encourage Home Manufactures,

fINHE subscriber takes this method of returning
L his thanks TO hi, trends and the public gene
rally, and TO inform them that he is still carving on
lat his old stand, a few doors below Messrs. Robin
son aud i.ll'otts and Immediately opposite Mr.. Eli
otis Livery stable,) the Fancy au1 Windsor Char
Making Business in all its various branches. in Gle.
giant style and OF superior workmanship. His Fan
cy Chairs are of the latest Baltimore Fashion. made
Of the best materials and finished in the best s,yIe
Having made Them in his own shop by an elegant
workmantrom the North, he can can safely saw. that
such chairs never before have been o1eisd IN The
public as respects durability and elegance. He in
vites the public generally to call and examine for
themselves c. HARDY.
May 10
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April %
THIRTY DOLLARS REWtLD.

from the subscriber, living in CAM 8.
"A bell county, about five miles wesi of the Court
House, seven miles from New London. and about
eleven miles from Iynchburs. ON tic third of last
month, prll, a negro man nance sam, about uinc.
teen years of age, about five feet nine or ten inches
high, rather spare made and black complexion. II.
was raised by MAJ. Augustine Leftwich. dec. of Bed.
ford county. within six miles of Liberty. He had
on when he went away, a black broad cloth coat and
dove coloured Cashmere pantaloons-he has rela.
tons IN different parts of Bcdforl-hiS range is e,.
tensi,e. | will give the above reward of $50, if de.
llvered 10 me at my house. or 500, il secured il
any Jail, so that | get him again.
PEYTON I.EFTWICH.
Nav 10 M3y
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April %

'ENlE Trustees above named. are inye 10 vii
Il authority to sell, at private or puh,e SAT-. rbc
tract ofLand whcreon | live. upon james l,,,, :,
Amherst, Nelson and buckingham coul ties. In,
i"s fne beds OF Time Stonr on bo,h 81 les OF the II.
Yer, aud containing near l2O0 acres, by old ,Gr,c,,
upwards OF l5O acres of which are OF first qlal,t, ID
grounhs.-ihe Improvements are a laf,e So,
Flour Manufacturing Mill, a new Store Hon., u
improvements of every kind very good. wall. ~,
pleasure, show all the property named IN the t.i,t.
to any person wishing to purchase.
JOHN HORSLEY.
April % ur
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NJ IL
MtSsrs. James and .Join KcReunoIjs -.

'AhE notice. that on the 10th and Il,b d.
June next, between the rising and .e,t rsso
, !" ,h sun o. eael, DAY, at the house OF John Hubbard,
shall proceed 10 take the dcposiiions of Nin;-'
Matthews aud others. which, SAID dcpo. il ons ="
be read as evidence on the trial of the s,,, do,, " ~
III the Circuit Superior Court of Law and C,,"a''HS
or the town Of lynciIbnrs, wherein am "Ih"'eis
and you aud others are defendants. - f'''''''
ROBERT STRANCrZ
May II
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Tobacco aanra Fer sale.

DART of The Fort Lewis tract, l,lng in the
4 county of Montgomery, ON the north side Of
the Main Western Road, its boundary ON one SIDE
tor near ii mile. The tract cont,i,s about $40
acres, none of wi,icI, is cleared, "A large portion
Of which is very fine Tobacco Land, and as "A sit.
nailon for IA Tavern House, there are search, any
lis superior, being 4 remarkably noted situation
and conveniently Natercd. To any person dis
posed 10 buy, | would srIl part of nay own ti3e'
on which | live, having cleared Land and SON"
interior Improvements. The above tract of $40
acres, will be sold, in the town of Salem, Bo'e-
tourt, on the Sd dav of June, to the highest bidder,
Tor one third cash the balance in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bonds, with aP.
proved security, 10 carry int rest from the date, n
not punctually paid.
EDMUND p. WHITE, Error,
of SAM. White, dec.
Nav ids
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POLITICAL.
roR rHE y~iRaIsiaN.
w. Chap. of Malachi.

ehold the last great dreadful day,
Which like the glowing oven burns
This wicked world consumes away,
And 10 its former chaos turns
The prond, like stubble, are burn d up
Mr. root nor branch to them remains,
And all who drink siu's bitter cup
Shall dwell in ever during pains
But unto thou who tear'st the Lord.
The sun of Righteousness shall rise
With healing wings and heavenly WORD,
To watt them to the upper skies.
There the, shall tread The wicked down,
Like dust aud ashes under feet
To perish al the burning irown,
From God .Almighiy's judgment seat
ssss. eLio'
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BOVvETS
CnEAr CLOTHS.

VIE subscribers have on hand, a very largestock
OF line aud extra super fine Blue Cloth. of their
own Importation, winch they will sell at a very small
advance IN order to reduce the stock. Those in
want, will do well to examine our cloths.
JAMES G. HUNT & Co
May 10 "a
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OIe{

MILL be rented. on the premises. on Saturday,
w the 18th day otthe present month. that yalu
able property, known by the name of Stonewall
Mills, Store House and Ferry. Also, at the same
time and place. the Mansion House and Farm. at.
tached to tho Mill. d STAPLES. 4Hornevin fact.
For &. Staples, Guprdian
Nav 10 tbs
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NOTICE.

'iiE partnership heretofore carried on bctwocn
me subscribers, under the style and finn of J.
n VI. Ietticrew, was dissolved, BY mutual consent
on the first day of January last-John petticrew
only Is authorised TO wind up the business-IIe will
pay all debts due from the concern, and those in
deb'ed to the concern, will please call on him and
make payment. JOHN PETTICREW.
MATTHEW PETTICREW.
Campbell CITY. Nav 10 3.
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ALMOND L.oTyON.

JUST received, a supply OF Clements Almond
~ Lotion, a new article, for beauIilving the skin,
and removing letters, ingworns,sunburn Hc. with
directions for use accompanying each bottle. For
sale by JAMES L. ROIALL.
Nav Is
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T. Chatter of John : Y. LIS.

Refore Time had his course begun,
Or Planets in their circles run
Thu Erernal-the Almighty Word.
Was ever present with the Lord.
The Word was God-and was the same,
Whence FIRST all things soeNer came.
Nv Him alone were all things made.
And Natures boundless depths surveyed.
In him was LIGHT, aud Life, aud Love,
SHINING in darkness from above
MYSTERIOUS as the Heavenly Mind
known-unfathomed--U ndehned!
..sss CLIO.
Ma, 90, 1896.
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n LII persons having claims against the estate
"a OF the late Charles Lacy, are rcoucsted IN
present them property authenticated to the UNDER
s'gned' in order that they may be paid-t''ose in
dcbted TO said estate are requested to call e. make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Ex'or.
., Of Chos. Lacy decd
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China. Glass and Harthen Ware

AN now receiving the goods by the ship Super.
o from Liverpool, which makes the assortlnen,
o anna and Earthen Ware as good and lalge as
have ever Offer ed the Glass is nearly all TO hand
consisting OF piatn Moulded and Cut. COUNTRY
MERCHANT'S and others would do well to civ,
me aeail, as the inducements held out will be sIt6
cicnt TO ensure their custom.
May I2
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arrived drawn by four horses. bn, the driver OF
which, with two travellers, had been frozen on
their journey.
Even in Italy the winter has been unusually
cold.
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NOTICE.

'yNiEkE will be a meeting of the citizens of
L Campbell, Bedford and Pittsylvania, at Lees
vile, on the 18th OF July. for The purpose Of taking
INTO consideration the %proprlety of forming a new
county of said counties, and for other purposes.
The 4th of July will be celebrated at Lccsville with
d Barbecue.
May l6 tdm
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CERTIFICATE

l. IA l..
We we're present, when Mr.. John Scott, of
Philadelphia, burnt one of his Patent ibest0s Iron
Chestsi this ciiv, on the lSI, inst. containing
Bank Notes, Books, and Papers, and have no hes.
itaiion in expressing our entire confidence in their
ability TO resist the most intense heat, and to preserve
from FIRE " hatcr,r is contained in them. The
Chest, which is now at the office Of Mr.. John ..
Lay, was exposed to the most severe scrutiny, and
remained for a length of time in the flames after
it had become red hot. The Papers, Bank Notrs,
and other contents were all taken out uninlurcd
by fire, and but partially stained by the sweating
Of the interior OF The Chest.
We consider tn" test, Quad" will, one cord of
dry pine wood and shavine>D equal if not greater
than ia" ordinary exposure II which tilry would
be- subjected in the burning of buildings.
APLE ASA\rS,J r. SAN. :. SAUNDERS,
II. W. & J. J. FRY. A.. PARTRIDGE.
\ATIIL. DUNLOP, JNO. II. ErSrACE,
!. MckiLDOE, HENRY CLARKE.
WM. S!NTON, Teller l.. 5. Bank.
Ma, l0th
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Alril |
NOTICE..


FINllE undersigned, acting under and by virtue If
L a decree of the circuit superior court of law
aud chancery for the town of Iynchburg. pronounc-
ed on the 2d day of February. lS36, in a icause
therein dcpendin", in which Nelson c. Dawson,
Sheriff of the county Of Amherst, and as such ad-
ministrator de bouis non, with the will annexed, OF
John Crawford. dee. is plaintiff, aud Richard Eu-
bank, John VI. Eubank and Thomas \. Eubank are
defendants, will. pursuant to said decree, proceed,
"n the 2Itli June, 1896 on the premises, to sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the Tract of Land in the
SAID decree mentioned being 1894 acres. situated,
lying aud being on llorseley's Creek, in the county
ct Amherst. and ad dining the Lands of William
ffyor's estate and of Abram Carter and others. and
is a part OF a larger tract formerly belonging 10 the
estate of John Crawford. dec, The said tract of
Land will be sold, however, subject TO the contingent
right Of dover in favor Of Mrs. Peggy Eubank.
t9e wife OF the said Richard :, that is. she will be
iowable thercout if she survives her sand hus-
bhnd- \ deed will be made TO the purchaser on the
day Of sale. JOSEPH X. IRVING. Com.
May IS tbs
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The Lynchturg and Campbell Courthouse
~.1urnpiko.

ENhe Commissioners, appointed for that purpose,
q by an act of the General Assembly,. passed on
the l7th OF March 1876, will open books Of -ubscr p
lion for stock, IN the Lynchburg & Campbell Court
house Turnpike Company on the lst day of June, in
the town of Iynchhurg, at the Auction Store of
Messs. Payne Il Turner.
TIE COMMISSIONERS
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vENliE above sale is postponed until the ith day of
= June next. s. & NJ. ii. GARLAND.
Ma. 10 tbs
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SPAIN.

Some farther details of petty movements, and
triding renconnters between the rival factions, are
rec wed, but they are scarcely worth reporting.
The Madrid dates are 10 the lsi of Apri.-
Great rejoicings took place in that capital, in
consequence of information from the British MIN
isier, That England had decided upon direct naval
corporations with the cause Of the Queen.
Extract from the address proposed for prcsen-
tation 10 the Cortcs, in answer 10 the speech from,
the throne -
"The Depaties express their Loyalty TO Isabel
la IL: And declare their reliance on he wisdom
and noble intentions Of the Queen Regent. The,
receive with gratitude the promise Of the new
electoral bill, in virtue Of which the fundamental
laws oil the kingdom shall be revised and matured.
hey Will devote particular attention 10 the
dificnlt question Of the emancipation of Span
~" America, consulting only the honor of the
""'"n ana The rules of equity. Every brave
.panr'u mus, nave heard with pleasure that the
soVereigns OF the Qnadrnple Alliance have c;v.,
fresh proofs of their friendship and <;,c.ro r.
toresiore peace to the Peninsula. France F,nI,na
ana tortneai have the same interests =. ST
ana 'e hfhi resolution with which they io;u h.,
" S,'n'"g iaha'iciSm and rebellion ought IN ,r,n-
qn''ze the most ,lmid maids to the issue of,he a..
N", S'''ge'c' ihey congratulate her ma;cs,v
;" Tue Continuance of the friendship aud oool
VIII Oh me other governments Of Enropc. the F..
r N'"N"' ''Iu Inc I. Sol America"
GERMANY.
The coronation of the Emperor wa, To tail
place al Prague, in June. Preparation, ..r,
making Tor The ceremony, and the sun, of 30 OOl
'ucats appropriated for the oornoation of the En-
peror, and $500 for the Empress.
me winter IN the narl, OF Europe, has bee,
one % great rieor. Al Moscow The mcrcur
ufl been rs low abs bel,w zero. of R,,,n,,
n me ga OF January, the day Of the pr.,,.s
stniiiei Va, frozen al ms post, ana a .ieJ,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
+ FROM EUROPE.

The ship Pacific, Capt. lio.i,' from Liverpool,
bring, London adyices OF the 18Th, and Liverpool
OF the llih OF April.
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New Book. and New hornets.

EtST RECEIVED at the new Fancy aud Staple
y aud Dry Goods Store Of Estes & Whitehead.
Consisting ia part as follows:
Jays Morning and Eve Sets Poets, spleudilly
ming Exercises, bound in lOvols.
Prayer Books OF different Shipwrecks and disasters
sizes, at Sea,
Proper Lessons, \ variety of new Novels,
Bibles and Testameuts, ilymn Books of different
Benefits Letters. Kinds.
The Pastor al the sick Bucks Dictionary,
bed. Shakespeare,
Lords Supper. J~osephus,
Course of Time, Blank Books OF all Kinds,
Albums, 4 large assortment of
School Rocks, and ma
nv other valuable books.
HOvNETS.
An assortment OF New Style. consisting of fine
PLAIN Straw, Cardinett Grecian Cottage, Imperial
"rec,an Cottage aud Fancy Grecian Cottage.
Nav % ts
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w l. are now receiving and Offering for sale.
prIue.)
1000 lbs. v lnte Havana Sugar,
II hhds Molasses,
I6o bags RIO, 81. Domingo, Lagui,a, White
and Green Java Coffee,
% bbIs. Sweet Malaga " me.
1000 lbs. prime Loaf sugar,
- Kegs Nails,
u do old Poit Wine.
Is boxes 10 b, - Glass,
20 eases SILK aud Fur Hats,
5000 lbs. Sole Leather. good aud damaged
Is boxes Oranges and Lemons in fin, order,
500 lbs. Filbcrts, Prunes in Fancy Boxes.
G%unpowdcr Tea in Il aud Is lbs boxes.
Case Super do IN lbs canisters,
Sperm aud Tallow Candles,
Powder aud Shot, Salt, Pepper, Coppcras,
Maddcr, Tar, Tulpentine and Shaving
Soap.
Common Cigars,
Hall aud ullbound Blank Books,
Foolsoap aud Letter Paper.
Wrapping Paper, large and small sizes,
Iron bound Wood " are in nests,
Saddles,
rarket's Straw Cutters a first rate article.
ALSO,
II hbls New \. c. Clipped IIerings. No
5 Pa ~ Fortes. one OF which l. a beautiful
upright Cottage. Piano made OF Rose
wood,
all OF Which ~ viii sell At pirate as we'll as public
sale, at ll-c. - su.t purchasers.
PAYNE & TURNER
iuction and Commissicn Merchants, Bank Square.
May % Is
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lfoliitiul : purse, no wv bailNile, 3Ou
The above races were from one to four mile heats.
In the following Instances, the have beat some of he
best racers of thcr day, over the most fashionable
Courses IN the | ulteu States First, Miss Medley
beat Lady Nashville aud Rattle Snake, over the Ma
con Course, Georgia, | mIie heats in the quickest
time ever made over that course time, 1t heat, I'm
l5s;-2d he., I'm lis. secondly, Jess beating Ko-
sale Sommcrs, Nancy Blunt, and four others, over
the Kendall Course, Maryland, , mlc heats, III good
time time, LIST heat, SIN sos I'D. ;in 5Os-}d, BIN
52s.-ith, jin as. Thirdly. Je+-np beating AWHILE
and SIX others, over the Tree Till Course, , mile
heats see reported in the Turf Register the
quickest time ever made over that course time, lst
heat, Hm 51s I'D heat, 3m 52s. Fourthly, Caded
beating Rolla, Mary Randolph and others, over the
Broad Rock course, , mile heats time, LIST heat, BIN
SIS Id, :'n a5s I'D, 3m 5}s; I'm IS.
u MEDLEY has several other winning Colts.
winch races are not vet published; but, for the cor
reetnnss OF the above stated. examine SINNERS Turf
REGISTER aud Sporting Magazine.
~ JOHN S. HURT.
an. Gam SIN