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Oakland Ecraaalc Academy.

nN Monday May 2nd the summer session
~ of this institution will commence, under the
superintendent OF Mrs. Liuleiord, ina commod-
ons building, erected for the purpose, near Capt.
Hawkins am! Mr.. B. Wiggnons.
Terms, for Session } NonihS.
Senior claSS-rompri>itg all the branches
usually taught III f. Scminari,s Of the first SO
standing,
JunIorclsS Reading, Writine, Or,ho.raphy, s
Music, Is
Drawing 4 painting, 10
Two Evenings each week devoted to elegant
needle X fancy work.
Board on moderate terms, IN the vicinity.
My children having been TWO sessions under
the care of Mrs. Llttclord | am enabled from cx-
pericncc, 10 say that that their improvement has
eqnalled my highest anticipationS, X confidently
recommend her TO the patronage OF the Public, as
an able and talented hstructrcSs.
JOHN +. II \WkINS
April u w}w
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Hp.Ekk
Between Richmond and Washingt ton.

j is with much qualification that the Richmond
i fredericksburg and Potomack Railroad Com
pany find themselves enabled To assure the Ncr-
thcrn and Southern travellers, that there will he
neither disappointment nor detention on any part
of the above route.
Twenty miles of their Road is in full ana sue
ccsSiul operation, and the proprictors of the
Steamboat and Stare Inc on the balance of the
distance, are, by contract bound to be adequately
provided for all the travel which may offer and
To accommodate the same with extra Stages when
required thus enabling the Company to pledge
itself that traveller shall apply unsucccssiuv
for scat.
The Baltimore and Washington Railroad, com
pctrd and put in operation during the last wear,
the Steam Boat navigation of the Potomac and
the Railroad from Petersburg to the Roanoke
have relieved this route Of large portion of its
former length OF Stage travelling; and it is nov
believed 10 offer inducements to travellers supc-
rlor tn those found any other route, between
New Orleans and New York
soon after the opening Of Steamboat navigation
between the Northern cities, IA line is expected to
be established by which the Journey from New
York to Richmond may be made in b hours, and
10 B'akely, \. {, in / hours, of which due notice
will be given.
a daily line to Louisa Court House, and Char
lotcsv'lle connecting with the Rail Road at a
point - miles from Richmond, is in full opera
ton.
Hours ofdeparurc-for Steam Mill and Char
lotcSvillc 10 O'clock \. NJ. precisely, and of ar,i-
val , r. NJ
Excursion passengers taken as usual Seats for
all the above lines may be taken at the Depot
Railroad Office, March 81. Pm
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'I'IiE Trustees above named, are invested WI"
authority to sell, al private public sale IN"
tract OF Land whcrcon live. upon James River
NmhcrSt' Nelson and buckingham counties, II"
ing me beds OF Lime Stone on both sides OF the II
vel and containing near 1900 acres by old surveys
upwards ot 100 acres of which are OF first quality 10"
.iouhus.-lhc improvements large S'o"'
Flour Manufacturing Mill, new Store House, am"
Improvements OF every kind very good. | will WIN
pleasure show all the property nanedin the trust
TO any person wishing to purchase
JOHN IIORSLEA'
April25 WITS
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Desirable Situation for r Physician.


HNIlE. subscriber having determined to move 10
i the West, offers for safe, hi, llol SES and
LOTS, in the VILLAGE of LusingSton, the seat OF
Justice for Nelson county, surrounded bs highly
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population.
There are two half acre lots OF Land attached the
larger portion Of which las hccn converted into a
very pretty aud productive Failing Garden. The
improvenio ntS consist Of a neat, comfortable and
convenient rvo-story BRlGk DWELLING
HOUSE, new Oicc, Meat, Corn and Car
riagc House, with good Stable. \ situation So
desirable as this i, rarely 10 be found in market !;
and the subscriber believes he hazard, nothing in
asserting, that there are few situations N Virginia.
that offer rs many inducements to IA Physician
lie has ortho last ! years had, * continue tocnjo,
agreeable and extensive practice here. lledcrnls
il useless TO more in tins advertisement, II Is
presumed that gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves olthc present favorable opportunity, TO ST.
cure good situation, will see and examine for
themselves. For farther particulars, enquire OF
Capt. Pizarro EdmundS, OF the firm of llocombc,
Burton \ Edmund,, of Richmond, or OF the sub
scrbcr living on tho premises.
ARTIll r HOPKINS.
Auril If nDt
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,yOTfCE.
J1, STfD OF HORSES belonging 10 me
cstate IT John Rdnpoiph, et R"o""hr, hare
,o,uwepe,d their -saseHs:

JANI'S,-That capital racer, and son oi III
E,.-r> Archie. at Nj. Tarlton tlemng s6"och'nd'
NY five miles north at tarieisvlle' at go the
season. Which may he discharged by ~ II pad on
or before the lOh o July, III which time the season
.xnres: SiJ the single leap, 10 be paid down at the
ann, of service aud in either case, : to the groom.
ANY gentleman bccoining responsible for five mares,
sh,l have the sixth gratis.
-, GAStOItiNE.-Tle flvortc of the late
..r> Mr.. Ranpolph and eqnallcd by lew and sur
llH.A. passed by horse that has trod English or
american soil ia pont of pedigree, hlshiefn su=
u,,;, action AT bingham Court House Virginia,
au tl,c same terms OF Janus. Good and extensive
n,sturace will be furnished To mares sent 10 either,
nd fed il required, with gram, without stunt at - cts
per day.
fl--> tie management of Nh John cardwcll, in
lNA spector at Ncnablc's Warehouse, on the
same terms OF Janus and Gascoienc.
~ WlIDFlHE,-NN oioway Court House
IL - under the management aud control OF Mr.
tALA WORKMAN, merchant OF that placeat SD the
season. 10 be discharged BY SD, If paid On OF before
The 2thh July, at which time the season expires, aud
so the single leap. To be paid down at the time o
service. and : in either case 10 the groom.
These Horses have been - frequently advertised
& Mr.. Randolph's stock of i'orscs Is So we'll known
hat further comment appears 10 be unnecessary
Indeed, IT were To Judge OF the bloodhorSc by
the length OF advertisements al this time. when the
country il inundated with Stations of the highest and
all trades the cocktail class yes, the miserable scrub
would as often have the precedence rs Pridm a
N0meiHke, birmingham. Erccdcrs, examine
for yo,rscI,cs--dont be imposed on
WYATT CALDWELL,
Manager Of The ESfae
~ Tn Editors Of he Riehmo"d Uhig and IA"
quitcr, rW phrase insert Hc dbore rNw and present
eir 0ccoaaiS ,ciih dH their other ciojmS 10 The sub
srrib,r, at CharioHe Court House ia. far payn'm.
March II wsw
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stocks, shirts, shirt Collars, 30.
SONS, SIspcntlcrs, Ac.

And earnestly solicit, continuance ot their ia,ots
IT No ~ Cedar street. lie would here remark III
those Merchants with whom he has not had the plea
sure ol dealing that for many hc has paid par
ticuar attention Ia the manuidctory of such Goods
IN his line rs are well calculated Tor the Southern
and Western trade and feels confidence III assuring
purchasers that ie will supply Them such terms
~ will rive entire satisfaction. In addition To his
we're loss IA the destruction al ms property. lac lad
the misfortune losc all his bonks and papers aud
consequent, la, 10 rely upon those Who indrbf
ed To HIM To furnish statements Of then accounts,
and such rs can make IT convenient to pay short
tmo, will confer i pattculn obligation.
WtRRIN CARTER,
U0nu fcfurer Of Stocks, Shut foiiars. SC. No. II,
tefdr .Sireei, Int $50, Pant street.
New York. Feb, .iIn
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FOR SALE.

4 \k GROVE, the tract of land ON which ,ou
~ reside, situated four miles south east If | tho,
". containing l!l acres. sufficient propo,,,on n,
winch Is wood land. The soil uiths tr,r sn,,,,u
very producl'c-most OF the cleared land IN ,ooI
heart and susceptible II the highest sIac of ,nn,o,,
'l'en'' ne buildings are neat and comfortable con.
sistllS OF two story Brick House. Brick Kitchen
ana Snloke House, and other necessary ont bu,d
,ngs The situation rs pleasant one and the pr,gb
horhood asreeabIe.-For farther information ami,
10 ,he subscriber MARY HOPKINS
Nav . =.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
Ind serenty-three acres Of LAND near Torn
at 1uCtiOH.

Ind seremtY-three acres Of LAND near Tomn,
at .IuctioR
DURSU\\r TO a decree of the IIns,ncs
1 Court, pronounced at December term, 1888,
IN the case of Duyal rs Duval Ct al the anderson
ed, therein apponieda commissioner, iortl,c pur-
po>cwil! proceed to sell, by way of public auction,
to the highest bidder, on the lst day of May next,
on the premises, the following Town Lots, be-
longing to the estate of Thomas J. Duva deed, to
Wit: Lot No. 3i, $40, one acre, between lOth
and | lth streets, and on 9th ally. Four acres of
Land between St, and 9th streets one ditto be-
tween l2rh street and Sh alley also, 73 acres of
Land on Gambler, Mountain.
DAVID Il. LYMAN, Commissioner.
Ma CHI 81 I'M
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hR. GEO. W. DAVIES takes great

- pleasure in announcing In the citizens OF the
vicinity Of Wards Bridge and the adjacent neic hbor
hoods. that he has located himself at Mr. Ilazlr-
woods tavern, about FIVE miles from W ards Bridge,
on the public road leading from l.,nchburg to Dan
VILE, where lac may, At all tunes be found, unless
when elsewhere PROFESSIONAL, engaged.
NnrIl y Is
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ID aNAWAY from the subscriber, rcsidin
l. y Eynolibue, about the ~ III Of January


commonly called BILLY JORDAN aged about
20 Years, da,k nlulaito, almost live feet six
inches l,iel, very bushy head of hair, dark grey
eyes, soops ii great deal in the shoulders, yer,
thin beard las been for some time complaining On
account oi a sprain ON his left near the wrist
had on when lac lief, grey domestic coat, brown
pantaoons n a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state, aud the route ia
ken 10 do So, is by the way OF Charleston, on the
kana"la, where lac may gam II passage 10 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any lail the
said boy, ~ that get him, will give $50 if taken
in, or : 100 iftakcn out of tie state.
tlIRiSTIANA TODD.
a. The kanawla Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above times, and send their
accounts 10 this office.
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NOTICE.,

=" lIEREAS John IIorsle,, by cert ain decd,
w OF trust recorded III the counties of Amherst
NeSoh ana Bnc bingham, has conveyed to the I'm
"''e'@ned Tor the purposes Of the trusts contained
III the deed, the debts due to him in those coune.
and else" here and many ofthcm are unliqnldM
ee and as we could not well settle rhcm ourselves
OF attend as might be necessary make collections
we have thought it advisable to employ the sad
iiorSlcv as an agent to attend to these things Th-
hotc Is therefore to apprlHc all concerned, that tho
Saia iiorSey has full authority rs our agent act
III these matters and in addition as we cannot
personally supcrIntcnd the Mill and Plantation thc
sad ilorsley is authorised do So but be a, ali
times under our control.
FREDERICK NJ. CABEII,
ALEXANDER MUNDi.
Aprl % wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-05

a PARALLEL Cause.-The records of the
proceedings OF one Department of the government.
the Treasury Department, were DESTROYED abou,
Two years ago, To crafty the private PURPOSES of
individuals aud ST reen them from Justice.
The records Of another Department of the on
Sernmen, the Senate, are now ahout heinz do
s'royed by set OF men to satisfy the private pur.
poses OF an individual and his friends. IN scroe,
NM from just censsre SO far tho cases are n,ral
lei, but here the parallel ceases. For. the ;pren-
diary who destroyedthe records Of th, Trc,s,,,
was not sworn 10 supper, the Constitution Of III,
United States. He committed no periurv. Tbnso
who are destroying the records of the Senate arc
sworn to support the constitution, which prescribe,
that the Senate shall keep true record of il, pro
ceedimgs. P'o
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\l,riI
n New supply Of Dr. Il. Whites
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops

lNlli. on, ~peeilic ever offered the public from
= which permanent and radical cure ma, be obtain
ed OF that dNagfeeabc pain. the Tooth ache, with
all II, attendant evils such rs iracuring the Jaw in
extracting the Teeth, which often proves more pam
in than the Tooth ache itself, and cold passing from
the decaNcd Teeth Ia the Jaw, thence 10 the head
producing rheumatic affections with man, other un-
pleasant effects, such az dlsagrceable breath and
taste IN the mouth, &c. all OF which are produced
from foul or dcca,ed Tccth
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

TfIE abovc rcward vii be gwen Tor the apprchcn-
L sion and delivery in the lynchburg or Rich
mond Jail, OF negro man, by the name of
ANDREW,
ct yellow complexion, aud who is SAID to have wife
IN frnce Edward county. Andrew was bought by
MI Robert Pa,nc for the CORPORATION of IIuutSville
Nlabama. IN Richmond, last summer and ranawHy
from MIR. Payne, with another negro named jun. in
buckingham county, near Mr.. Alexander Paticrsons s.,
lht 9TH OF jane last, while on their way to Alabama
jim has since been taken.
" h"esef may apprehcnd SAID negro, will apply ia
W. Jno. X. u. Payne, I,nchburg where the money
VIII be deposited, To pa, the above reward
GEORGE 7. BERN
MdYor Of the to,cn of Huntsville.
Dec. 81 >.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

0% ON Sunday night the e31 IN,
ETsSSIk& from the residence nf Mr.. r,,L'r,,l
A. Harris, large DARK ru WAR,
~AA=rssAs.e- with black name aud tail and .,,.,,,
"'hd gals on the hind legs near the kn,c.-,Ms
~, =, reward VIII be gwen for the delivery ri sand
III lynchburg, and any information rrsnc.t,,,a' w.,
will be thankfully received. "''
NNCEN STEEN
April -
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POLITICAL.
FOR TIE siR6lNlN.
rAREwELL.


Mock not at grief. though pleasure eau
Falls sweet, on the ear.
In meitlng ssren tones, ior all
nth fell its anguish drcM,
When an their ears win 'eto'e s'fa'n'
A,,t pa,niul Cadence, tell,
r,r,u trembling lips, beiraying pam,
M, parting word farewell
There are emotions ieii, butnet
Described. wheno the ear
Falls this sad word:-joy rs forgot
And pleasure Yields 10 fear.
,r,s hearth where Hopes bright flowers bloom,
And friendship LOVES 10 dwell,
I. ot,en lilld with shade aud gloom.
When brearhcs the sound, farewell!
When sadness wells the brow, and tears
OF SORROW fill the eye;
When hope shr,nks from despair, aud tears
Imprint their darkest dye.
oh what could cause the ianeuid heaft
With more OF grei 10 swell,
Than see our dearest friends depart,
And hear them say, farewell
When lovers clasp their trembling hands,
And press the parting Kiss,
And go to weep in distant Lands,
And sigh for absent bliss;
How deeply TREASURED IN the soul,
Like beaut, 5 faded SPELL
The sigh, which thoughts ii absence stole
With the last word, farewell.
The tears that steal from friendships eye.
When kindred hearts are made
TO part asundcr, long doth lie
In pensi,e mcmorys shade
And oft from friends. when tat away,
Those tears. fresh streaming. tell
The rrc and sorrow nj that DAY.
Which heard them say, fr.melf'
The heart that loves Is doom'd In weep,
For noughi hath keencr sings
Than love, when pleasure falls aslreP
Beneath ms sable Wings
But noucht so keen ~ when We hear,
From lips. that, trembling, tell
By signs, that We are counted dca,
The parting word, farewell
When Kindred hearts are doom'd In DEATH
Tosera another sphere,
Long after iaie has snatchd their breath,
Then memories llngcr here
And oft pensyc look W. cast
Towards the narrow cell,
Then tonIbs, and breathe with teaf4 their List
And dying word, .fIrcrH .
Bedford. ETliilDRED.
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a GOOD HACK,
OF ~
CJ@B

htff constantly for hire i, Gno Carriage
and good horses, which can be obtained at any
time at short notice. can confidently assure
the public that the horses are PERFECTLY GENTLE,
and the driver has experience and is extremely
careful. JOSEPH Evans
Mays *
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NOTICE..
To tho Merchants of Virginia

i er- IN the great conlagratlon oi the 10Th aud
9Th OF December. and lost his entire soch Of Goods
bees leave To luorn his customers aud purchasers
rcucrally thai lac made immediate preparations Ia
get up fresh supply, aud now has the pleasure ri
acquainng them. that he Is daily receiving from hl-
MiNIFACTORY. the various articles IN his llLc,
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MACEDONIAN.

This thorough bred Stallion bred by John Kan
,lelph, OF Roanoke Esq will stand the Pte,'", sea
sou. IN, stable, the Red House, M hhtloile'
aud AT Mr. Samuel pannfs store, IN Campbell tboih
Of which points are extensively kno"ht1 Al -" inc
season able At lis cNpifaton on the ioth u' July
next. sill toinsure pa, able when the mare !, known
TO be IN bal " parted with and - cents cash, 10
the groom. Any person putting siN mares "iii be
charged for five only All mares which missed HE
kst season, will be insured the present, at the season
price. Pasrurage will be furnished At my house,
without charge. aud mares fed, # required, a, -
cents per day. The greatest care will be taken 10
prevent accidents escapes, but no liability tor FL
Ihrf
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\Inil :,
NOTICE.

INtltRE will be petition presented to the
l. next Legislature, for the formation of IA
NEW COUNTY, oul of parts of Campbell Pitt
sylvana and Bedford.
April 81 w:,m
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NEW MUSIC.

| ll\NI just received n rcccnt publication ni
1 Waltz'S, Marches and Quick steps, suitable for
Young beginners, by gentleman ot Montgomery,
Alabama. JOSEPH -. EA Ans.
Nnr
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PEDIGREE,
MACEDONIAN m

he By Sir Irclg uhich ,cas Grfd By lrehibaid Ran
doiph, Of B'niomoad, Esq, md got by Su 'hdfe'
Euabpry's Diomed his dam by Rock,"gham, ffhf
best son Of Illeh0,cr ont of rr'it's ftmo"s spur,
man) grandam f7atHhd) by TrcHdtam, Sc. Scr
stud book.
Rmnoke's dam Lady Bo,tnry was bred by Sir
Chafies Bmbarg, Of rhom NJ. RadoiPh purchased
her yedfing She inls gof BY Lofd fhrmom $ "a
NOUS iofsr TramJaior, (hc best grdndsonof VIZ. Fen
rickS Maichcm iehich icas The bcst running stallion
of his duy,J her dam (1Hropha) by Hghhycr, hr
besf horse II his lay ncrer bedeq nor p'd iotfef ;
and iroi more Wiuers Than any horse IN Engidnd.-
Ne ,eas he chieI IF he Herod stock d horses, as
Trumpatpr ,cas Of The Motehem rdce; her g"tndoon
(Piagthing) by M0trhrm, as abore ont 81 IRE" by
Reguius HE best son Of IN, GodoijhH .irdbidn, and
sire Of Bayiors OIL Foomo0ght,-Hotio"' Spot
For Cab-Iay B3iion-C yskins-ifntton's grey
Barb-B yrJiy-Tnk-Bmite Scr Stud book--of
;, ifth0ricS Bmbary scert,fcaic, m VI RdndofPhs
possession.
M,crpoNi,S,s dam, the imported narc Stalra
uns bred by M Forh and eotby irrondcrt the Grcat
his rnaaddm, (siStfr 10 Lyarens) by Hozzard, ms Z
grdndim Rose by Swccth,ef, has e e grdnfdm M'r
lton by Snap. and has z gg gfanddm Miss Windsor
| by The Goioip hh .lrdbim
/ In presenting tins high bred Stallion 10 the con
sdcration aud patronage oi the public, Il" IT under
/ the full convictions, that srooh hofsr, hc Is
equal 10 amy horse III the world. He was never
trained therefore wants running reputation. the ali
scncc ot which has uduccdthc breeders IL Withhold
their best He nevertheless, will have some
Colts on the turi, At the fail meeting, from ELoob
M,RLs, which, from their present appearance, prom
isc Ia biuu hun INTO favourable considerations Ills
Colts are almost nn,crsall, admlrcd-thcy are re
markable ur hcit and lofty carriage, aud ncatl,
all dark BAYS. with black legs lie will stand At my
house ON FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, Sunday aud MONDAYS
and rs the roads will permit At MIR. Pannills
on Tuesdays, W Wednesdays and Thursdays
On tCEDoNIAN riH meet Goidh m Iynrh
! burg, on The 10Th and AN INSTANT (f The rcdthcr
rW permit, rhon Momd be rtcdsed 10 enter one ~
his get (hc present MdSon ma Sweepstakes race 10 be
! ran Me fall meeting ancr II shalt be hrt gears ofd
orcr the Lib.ry or iynchburg Course for ffom 500
! 10 $3.50 one, ira or three mir hcdts hdJ fortH,
against The ret Of any stallion in he Union, me o"nc
Of each Stallion 10 Humt three marcs rihin The present
SEASON. out Of Which he may make his sehson at any
time prtrious 10 The NesiiHg. /. &. LONG.
MarthT cJr
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\ Ii Pcr>ons having claims against the estate
l. u ri the Late Charles Lacy, are requested 10
present llrm property authenticated Ia the under
signed, IN order that they may be paid-thosc in
dcbted 10 sand estate are requested To cali X make
payment JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
of Chds. Lacy dcc'd
April y 4
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

\ IL persons indebted Ia the estate OF Alexander
PalleNon, dee, are requested to make payment,
without lnrthcl delay ; aud such as have claims
against sad estate. 10 present them, in order that
they he settled. ". L. BDtOtk. Er'or.
April * jw
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RN virtue oi decree al the Circuit Superior
- touu Of 1t" aHd thanccry for the County of
Amherst, pronounced ou the ,id day of September,
1888, IN thc SUITS, Henry &. fulchcr, plaintiff,
Sterling Claiborne, james Fuchcr aud Joseph Sta
piles, defendants john tmpbell plaln,ilt, rs james
Fnleher, Henry G. Fulchcf, Joseph Staples, Will
ann VI. Waller Sterling Claiborne and Robert Mitch
ell defendants aud Robert Mitchell, plaintiff rs.
James fulchcr Henry G.. fulchcr, Sterling CE-
burne JosrPh Staples aud John npbell defendants:
the Undersigned, ~ho /, hereby appointed Commis
soner ior the purpose. will on the oh div OF VIA,
next proceed ON the premises, III sell To the highest
Ii. lIal i1lllI .IIlAl In.
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PosTpoNEMENT,

FINllE sale OF the above property is postponed
l. until Thursday, the l2th day of MAY next.
j. II. ID. PAYNE.
March 3 ids
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HANAL CONTRACTORS will be- furnished ON
~ the most reasonable icrn,s with Anes Supcfi-
or Shoscs and Spades long handle Shovcls Crow
Bars, Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Na,lor Il Co.'S
cast Steel ofall SIZES Nail Rods Drill Iron and
other Iron, OF almost every dcscription-and ever,
other article ia the Hardware line. They Al. tartic-
Larry invited to give rs call.
H. b. RICHARDS X co.
April IL u
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III the proceedings mentioned, with IT'S appurtcuancrs
thereto belonging. lying aud hring IN the County ol
\inhefst, IN Fmcy RNcl containing between one
aud two hundred acres, aud mostly low grounds
Also, the stock oi Horses Hogs, Cattle aud Sheep
IN sad proceedings mentioned. toecther with the
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Nc.
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