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notice.

~ WUKS tor Subscription 70 The Lapi.
tai Stock d 10 Mississippi Unioo
Bark, will Be opened a Mantlcello Mis-.
sissippi IN IRE county 81 Lawrence (the
scat Of Justice ~ said county. J % Abe
first Monday n May next, to be eontin.
ued open ior and during he space 81 ons
hundred and twenty days, 0ndsv the -
psrintendance q the undersigned mana,
gers, appointed for that purpose, BY. tbs
Acl sopplimenisl to 40 Act lncorpora
ling said institution.
ROBERT JETKS, Com,rs.
ARTHUR SMITH,
Monticello, March III, 1888 20-9t
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ORDTN ANCES

Passed BY tte Board Of Selsetraen Of ne torn ef
.Monticello at heir session IN December 1887.
DElT ORDAINED, BY the President and
y - TSelectnen Of the town of Monticello, III ges-
eral meeting convened: thar Il shall b. the duty OF
the President and Selectmen Of Monticello 70 APP
point patrol % serve IN Monticlo fol the space 81
not less than one nor moro than three menths from
the tims Of appoint mfnt, mud such patrol 50 ap-
pointed, who shall refuse 70 serve shall be subject
to fine Olive dollars for each night he 50 rch,sss
ID act. The first person named on the list shall
act as Captain, and il shall His duty 10 call his
company OUT at lsastsnce week. The CaptaiG
Of patrol 50 appointed who shall ref,ss toart a.
above specified shall he subject TO fns Of not less
than hvesiollars " their acts they shall be gov
eSnnd BY me laws regulating pasroli Of tho state.
2id. Hsif FURTHER oad4ined. That il shall be ths
duty Of he CanAn ofthe PATROL 10 report All de-
faulters 10 tho President " Eiice II the Peace,
under the above speciHed penalty.
n the abn-e fncs shall be rcroyer-d By warrsa;
from the Presiacn, Or Justice the Peace tor ,hs
county. .
A. fARcIs, President.
J. g. CnAscT, Sae'y.
M,ntsel!o, Feb. Il, 1885. .~--44--ll--,AA
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NOTICE.

n ETTERs os administration having
49, hesn granted 70 the undersigned n
the Debe nber term, 1887 of the Probate
court Of Lawrence county I'm he estate
d William s. Carter, deceased - Notice
n hereby given % all persoos iuds btadto
said estate 10 make immeda'e payment.
and those having clsins against the same
p Prsssn, theD du'x authenticated with
|ia she time prescribed by law III they
will he forever barred
JOSEPH SIMMONS, Adm
Moniice'lo. Dec 80 1887 l3-6t
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~. ,,.,by;. IA; s. = al. T..,c. ~ M...
.... IN '"''s' Y z XXI MI
.AW belae the rule q actsn prescribed by
- tne supreme power o. me STATE, commanding
what y risnf, ana prohibiting what y wrong, q
general acquaintance with lts provisions N desira-
Die % nc scholar, me LEGISLATOR ths planter, ana
mechanic, ~ ven q the laWyerDy profession. All
classes q society, ~ republican government,
IKE our own, depenaans,iar tne perpetuity Of lts
institutions, alone on az enlightened puoiis sensi-
ment, require some knowledsa Of re legal enact
ments, upon which their Liberties, and their fortune
depend.
The laws q Mississippi Of ! general nature, ~
enacted BY her successive legislatures lie scatter
ed i'll Numerous volumes, buried under mass of
private acts, ofiupoftance % those alone who are
directly interested n theF proslslons ami oering'
most insuperable barrier to that general dissemina-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26

EMAINING In the Post Office at M0nticel-
10 on the 3lst Of March 1888, and which
-, called for within the three months next en-
=" will be sent TO the General Post Office as
dead Letters.
n Butler Anthony, Baggitt James 2, Builder
c.rab. Buckley Ihos Il 2, Builder James 2, Boy
80 Iany, Bridges Henry II, Buckley BENZ Al,
p,ck,ey Edward, Buckley Richard, Brady Robert.
q. Carter VIM :, Cole John, Cooper Jsoeph 2,
Campbell Thos, Carter Daniel, Chambers Row
land. Cowart Zachanah, Col Gomd'g Lawrence
.rountv, Caldwell Joseph, Caldwell Major, Clerk
lawrence Go, Clerk Circuit Court Lawrence
County.
D. Dixon David 2, Davis $ W, Dotson Mrs
Ellis Vim, Easton James p.
Eurv;s Thos, Francis Sani'l w, Fits Mary.
q Calender Mich lal 2, Guyn M, Gray w
M.
Harris Richmund, Holden & Walker, Hartzee
l. Mitchell. Holema, Moody, Harrison Jeremiah,
Hepnlp.on Enoch, Hutchins Miss Susan.
Jones NIB.
K.unicott Joseph E 2, King N 3, Kenney Har-
L Losgenow John T, Lape q Snyder, Langs-
ton DAVID, Lynch ShdaSs' ISL
M McCumber Aaron, Martin Hemphlii
Maxwell Jesse, Mallens Elias, Moore James, Me-
Leode George D, Martin Robert, Murray James
McKmzy Alex'r, McKinzy James, Myers John
Nelson j B w, Morris W, Mobley Thos +,
N Newton Major, Noble N.
o Oats John II 6, OF David.
P Pharneys 1'hos 2, Peters Joseph, Pendletor
re, Pendleton DR. ia, Prcstidge Samuel q
Rogers Sarah, Raglin Mi, Ragsdale Gabriel.
Shepherd Mrs Nancy 2, Schultz John 2
Speig'tts Iamon 4, Sknker Thos, Sones Henry
stariip-, Allen, sauls James, Scarborough y Nc
Gaia, stringsr Josiah +, Smith James A 3, Sher
81 or Gle TX Of Lawrence Go
It Te,msson Jno II.
w Weathersby VIM 2, Whitehead B g ;
waitman Ro,ert, Wilson John, or Peterson Mul
lens, We,hersby Arthur, Wylie John 4, War
Jesse 2, Ncwitii 2, Ward Hiram 2, Ward Cade
EDW4. I'D ENGLEHARD, ?. M.
April 9Th 1858.
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49,, At The next Juns itno Of he
proba,e Courl. Of Lawrence county,
..n, nv account - administrator O.
~ ~ state q Joseph Athens, deceased
~. 6o,l settlement aud allowance.
~ STARTLING TAKvER Adm'r.
Mcoticello, .apriIjA I838-es-6w
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sHRON FEMALE ACADEMY.

The sspriRg and Summer Session for the present
year will commences on the first Moniay In March
and end with the last week in July.
\ The Studio s Of the Preparatory lass viii em-
brace Orthography, Reading, Psnnmanship, Arith-
5mstic, English Grammar, and Geography with the
use Of the Globes.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
TN EVE DOLLARS.
Junior Class Astronomy, Natural, Nor J, and
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Rhesor-
| ic, Lngic, and poitica Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
| EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class--D Drawing, Osiental, Nsz-otinto,
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamentsl Nredls-
work, including the branches Of tho Junior Class.
PRlCEoF TUITION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIAN0FORTE
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS.
4 The Institution has been provided with good
Piano, and the Trustees having made arrange
lments to procure the assistance Of two additional
Tutoresses, feel themselves authorized to Offer 10
parents DESTROYS Of procuring for their daughters
a solid and ornamental education, all the adsana-
res which numbers and competency of Instructor
esses, a spacious and well regulated Academy,
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location can
secure.
The Boarding House under the superintendencs
of Dr. Young, has been fitted np, with special
view to the accommodation Of young ladies' The
Houseis now ready forthe reception Of seventy
boarders, and nopaips will De spared BY the pro-
prietor 70 promote the comfort and convenience Of
of his boarders.
The price ofboarding per month, $40; washing
81 Sol
Roardsrs viii Be required 70 fureish theis owl,
candles.
Tuition payable IN advance.
by order ofthe Board Of Trustees:
G. GRAHAM, Ssr'y.
Feb. %, 1888.
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Law Notice.

AND s, SMITH have associated
g. = themselves in HE practice IL the
law. they will attend 70 professional bu
'siness il the Superior Courts held in
Jackson, and ii tie counties Of Law
renee Marion, Covington. Simpson, Co
piab and Pike any busines con6ded to
their care viii receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Office Al Monticsl-
To-
Feb. 4, l838-i7-tf.
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STATE or .NIssI -HlpFl lIpsl.asrence Cir
Laurence County. }cuit Cont
rhroah Benson No september Term
Benjamin Sills. Attachment for
44 S )$l8Li2a,
J. appearing 81 thu Satisfaction Of this
= Court that he defendant has abscon'
ded ~ SO conceaIs himself that the Or
binary process ~ the law csnno. be SER
we'd upon him; whersupon i u ordered
that unless The defendant appear. put in
special bail and plead % the pIsindtif's
action On or Mtore The first day Of The
next Sept. term Of this court, judgement
final will be rendered againH hin, and
ire estate attached win Be sold 10 satisfy
Iplsintiff's claims and all costs. Il isiur.
ther ordered that The Clerk Of this Court
cause copy d this order 70 BE- published
for six weeks successfully il th~ news
paper called The Pearl River Banner,
printed and published ID The town q don
ticeilu.
| certify The above 10 be true extract
iron the minutes 81 sid Court
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Ihays
hereunto sst ny hand and Official zeal d
the town 81 Monticello, this the seventi
day 81 .Arrll 1888.
EDWARD u. BOWEN, Clerk. \
I April I, 1R38--22 -6w.
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<NN.the evening Of the Gu Of Feb, soIae-
~ where ID the town Of Monticello, note Of
hand drawn by John II. Teunisson, and made
payable to the undersigned on the tyst cay q 1an-
uary l939--ior one hundred dollars.
NIX JAMES J. ONEAL.
Mont cello, March, n, 1905 ,9-3y,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }Iu Lawrence Cir
Laurence County cult Court.
Henry Boyer, - September term 1893

.,roo M'cumbe .uachmen, for $500.
TIT appearing to The satisfaction OF the court,
II that the defendant has absconded, or n
conceal. himself that the ordinary process o.
!, law cannot he served upon HIM; whereupon
,"s aerel that unless the defendant appear
u 20 sy.cie, hail and plead to plaintiffs ac-
gut .a ~ bofor. the first day Of the uezt Sept.
NO" s :" nj, court judgement 'al wv, % rem ',
srss ANS, him. and the estate at'acnsd WV
ssrs c 1ss .sti.v plaintiffs claim and q, so. s.
ii, farths- ordered that The GER. ~ o0 ., inns
Cocrt caa.. py Of this order 20 W P.v,ar
"a ' s.r .,x wee,,. .uccs.sivs'y' 10 the nsw'Psps'
ca,,ss ,hs par, River Banner; printed and pup
,;.,..a !, ne town of Monticello.
yc.r.;sc the ahovo 10 he a true extract IRON
che m;nu,ss &C said Cour.. uacor
IN TESTIMONY wHEkEo r., ! nave ,ss
s,,.,n,o .ct nv hand and ofhc'al Sss' az 'na
Gown of Monticello, this the seventh das o
April, 1873: aowEN. Clert.
GsnIee,lo, April. 7, l9Sa-sS-0'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26
ORDlN ANCES

Passed. BY the Board Of Seleetmen Of TIE torn of
Monticello atthsis session IN February 1883.
tllE 1T OBTAINED, BY the President and
- Seiectmen of the town Of Monticello, thar
tho 9Th Ssctionof an ordinance sproviding suBary
regulations for the Peaceablc, orderly, and whole-
some Government Of the town Of Monticello be re-
pealed.
\ 2nd Bet further ordained, BY the President
and Selectmen ofthe town II Monticello, that no
spirituous liquors shall be retailed Oh he Sabbath
day after the hour Of nine O'Clock "A. M, By any
person except a regularly licensed tavern keeper
who shall DO fully provided 70 acs ommoda ! trav-
ellegs and boarders, under penalty Of FIVE dellars
for every such offence.
3rd. BE il further ordained, Thatany person
who shall BE- convicted nfselling spirtuous liquors
to any slave or slaves without 4 written permission
from their master Of overseef, shall pay hns 81
five dollars FOX every such offence recoverable BY
warrant. as
A.HARGlS, Pres't.
]. 9. CaAScE, Sec'y.
" Feb. ~, 1893.
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RRIVAL 81 DEPARTURE
Or Mails.

From BRooKHAvEEdue Snn
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 3 PM
For BRooKHAvEN--clnses
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, All s Am.
From MoraoEtlne Sundays
and Wednesdays, All -P.M.
For MosRoE closes Mon
days and Thursdays, IAN.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, q ID LAwrence cir
Lrursncs County nuIt Court.
Aaron Hargis, ITO Sept, Term 1888.

Beaj Watkins Attachment for .s64
n Fappearng to the satisfaction Of the Cont,
il that the defendant liss ahsconded or II
conceals himself that the ordinary process o,
the law cannot be served upon hin; whereupap
III is ordered that unless the defendant appeal
put in special bail and plead % plaintiff = ac'
lion cn Or before the first day Of the rext Sept
fcsm 81 tbs Court, Judgement q Al rill be rAn
dered against him, and the estate attached vii
he sold 10 satisfy piaintiffs CLAIM, and M costs
1t Is further ordered that the Clerk Of thil
Court cause a copy 81 thi order % Be publish
ed for six week. successiyely, IN the nevsapef
called ths Pearl River Banner, printed and
published IN the townof Monticello.
certify the above 70 be true extract from
the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hind and offic,sl Seal at the
town 81 Monticello, this the seventh day d
april 1888.
EDWARD T. BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello. April, 1855 22-6t.
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STATE OF mi ssI s.slPfl, I "a Lawrence or
IorrsnreC ounty. cui, Court.
Levi Noble J. ,,a. Il s'pssnosr Ter"
Wright. 81.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of this
n Court that the defendant has abscond
ed or so concea's himself thai the ordins
sry process OF The law cannot be served
upon him; whereupoo i - ordered that
unle.s,hs defendant appear, put IN spe
cial bail plead to The plaintiffs action
an or before the first day Of the next
September term Of this court, judgement
final will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached viii BE- sold 10 satisfy
plaintiff. claim and all costs. Itis fur
ther ordered that III, Clerk Of this Court
cause acopy Of this order % Be rublish-
ed for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the news
paper called the Pearl River Banntr \,
printed and published 10 The town q
Monticello,
certify The above to be ) true extract
from the minutes 81 said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
hereuuIo set my band and oficisl seal Al
The town o. Monticello. this lhe seventh
day Of April 1888.
EDWARD u BOWEN, CLERK.
Anil r. l838.-2Q-Sw
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NOTICE 70 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

NOTICE TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
vryHE Eaitar Of the DELEWAREAN, pub
IA Ashed at Wilmington Delaware proposes 70
prepare NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, and
therefore asks favor, that each newspaper pub
fisher in the United States viii forward him w
mail, one copy Of their paper. Heinsends % af-
range them BY States, giving their politics. Fcr
this favor, each editor sending bis paper shall re-
ceive one copy Of the Directory as soon as made
ready The advantages of sheet Of this kind 70
publishers, must be apparent % ALL
(t1Ny-Editors will please copy the above one q
twice, in order to give itcirculaton.
Feb. III.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI, 3


nOOKS Of Euhscript on for the Capitnl Stock
- Of the MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
will be opened At jackson, the place prescribed
for the location Of the Mother Bank, On ne Sc
cond Monday III April next and continue open FOR
the space Of six months.
n BY order Of the Board Of Managers.
" HIRAM g. RUNNELS.
PrcsidentM. u. B.
jackson, 2Sth Feb, 1883 -5w.
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Notice.

INOCAAL> 4lff s
ETTERS Of administration having besn
- granted to the undersigned Eby the Probate
Court Of Lawrence county, "A Tho January Term,
1898, Oh the estate Of Josiah Stringer decsas-
ed--Notire Is hereby given, to all persons having
claims againstsad estate, 10 present them duly au-
thenticatea, within the time prescribedby law, 81
they wilIbe forever barred; and those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt,
NOAH sTINGER,
LEVI STR NIGER,
WILLIAM sTRINGER, Adm'rs.
Jan. 27. 1887 l6-6w.s
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Dec. -
CREDIT S.YzE OF .y.EGHOES

In pursuance Of a dec of the Circuit Superior
j Court Of Law aud Chancery for the countyIol
Campbell, pronpunced at the last term Of the said
Court, in a certain suit therein depending between
Henry L, Early and Margaret his wife, plaulis,
aud William V. Iladen, James NJ. liaden. Achilles
NJ. Hddcn, Richard q. Eaden, Samuel Tardy and
Jane his wife, Charles Anthony and Martha his vile,
Moses Arnold aud Margaret his wife, James II.
Hopkins, Anseim l.. lladen and Madison laden in
then own nights and as adm's. OF Benjamin Haden.
decd defendants the dcisigned,appomtedlor that
purpose will on Saturday the 29lh Of December uext,
Al Am clifton IN the county of Campbell, about
/ mile from Anlhony's ford across Oucr River,
sell by way of public auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit OF twelve months. the following
Slaves, to wit Moses. jack, Stephen Hannah Mol
lev, MeIley Dollev, Simon q Will beng the Sl1ves
belonging TO the estate of the late MAJ BenJahin
tladen. The purchasers Will be required to give
bonds with satisfactory security Much the greatest
number of the Negroes are young and likely.
CHARLES ii. LYNCH, Com'r.
November 90 t29D
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Locust IhicEet for safe.

fEAlllS tract Il laud, containing seventeen hundred
a and thirty four acres, mostly IN woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, now offered for
sale accommodating terms 1t hes ON both SIDES
Of Lule Whipping creek. IN the county OF Campbell,
about twenty five miles Fl om l. ,nchburg, and adluns
the lands OF Philip Payne Sent. 1t may be advan-
tageously divided INTO Two three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application to William IL. Mcfarland,
K Richmond. or TO The subscriber in Lynchbug. DR..
Wuhers or Mr. Baldwin Payne, will be kiudenough
to show the land. WM RADFORD.
Oct. Is
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GUIDE 40 PASsENGE RS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

WE Northern Line of Stages from Lynehhurg
To Fredericksburg by WAY OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lyuehburg On Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Sat
ufdays, at , o'clock, \. NJ and reaches Cha,lutes-
vile IN the evening oil those days it arrives ut Ere
denckSburg on Moadays, Wednesdays and Ftldavs,
NJ O'Clock. 7. NJ. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
louesv'e on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays.
aud reaches Lynchbufg on Mondays, " ednesdays
and Fridays. BY this route passengers leaving
bynehburg will reach Fredericksburg IN two days.
OF those gong from L,nchhurg to Richmond will
reach Richmond on ihe second day NJ 6 O'Clock. Z.
M.-Oor teams aud coaches are first rate, and the
drivers ara careful aud accommodating. No pans
will be spared to rendef the TRIP safe aud pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through to fredericksburg Sll 90
do to Richmond so
Apply At the Franklin Hotel, Lynchbnrg, FOR seats
s. L. CLOVES. Aet.
July2 uJan
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900 Acres Of Valuable Lands,

considerable portion river and creek low grounds
and upon whIdh there are two fine mill SITES and
abundant water power. The lands are eoui.,isl,r,
etween New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse,
Terms ri sale.
The above sale will be made in pursuance of tho
provision OF two deeds of trust. executed b, David
,. Gatland and wife. the first to Daniel Hicpinborham
and James Lyons. and the other To Davidson Brad
len'e deceased and Edmund Winston, aud both of
record IN the clerk Office of Amherst county CONT
To winch reference is hereby made.
In the first deed, Robert Tinsley, for cnnycn,-
enee TO tue parties Interested, has been appointed
trustee, IN the place and stead Of Messrs Hpoinbot
ham and Lyons, by the decree Of the county cont
oil Amherst IN friendly SUIT brought for that pu,
pose.
These are the Two oldest deeds upon the lands
and whist we believe the purchaser under item wall
acq IRE pc feet TILE vet trustees we can oply
convey and warrant as such.
RO. TlNSLEl. Trustee unaer
he Isl deed
EDMUND WINSTON, srrririn Q
Trustee. under The I'd deed.
Ipn b,pp ,lots h., ,,j,
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Dh. Ii Il l. I L. -
AROMATIC EiLES.

They cleanse tn blood from those disorders of the female
constitution for which the Pills eiectual specific
isyr,eraa free cirenation reform the irregular
tn. sangninerona svs,cm-reyc and establish the de-
sired athy habits md restore the pald oouncnance the
notural glow ofhealth anil good spirits
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally useful, except in
cases pr 'gnacv they be takenncitler
must they be tax by persons of hectic onsumptyc
HABITS.
None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper by the sole Proprietor T. kDDER the
late br. Conway. For sale with nsthe other Conway
Medicines, his Counting Room, No 90, door j.
Kiler's Drug Store of Cont aud Hanover Streets
near Hall Boston and b. his special appointment
by ). ROY ALL I ,,,,,
Howell DAVIS, "So'5' Iynchhurg
Large discount to those who buy to Sc II again.
Nav 81 3 lem
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I'EEE TRACT OF LAND,
commissioners sale OF Negroes.

HBUk SUANI to decree oi the county court OF
i Campbell, pronounced al the October term.
1888. the undersigned, a commissioners appointed
for the purpose, will sell, on Friday the 2olh day OF
the prcscn, month. December al Elizabeth Lcwss'
on the turnpike road leading from Lynchburg to
Wards Bride across Stanton river, about five miles
from The latter and nineteen from the inTmer place,
by way of public auction, the following Slaves, TO
wit Lewis. Ann, Hannah. Aggy, Pleasant, George
William. Gab,lel. Dizzy and Mary, in the decree
men,ioned being the Negroes belonging to the chi
dren Of Rosamond Bennett, decd.
rerms-A credit of ? months will be gwen, the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security { !
the payment OF the purchase money.
JAS. G. DEARlNG, Commissioner.
December 10 l-eD
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10 .NcgVocs for SAFE.

Ma ILL be sold, Ion cash, AT public auction, on
w the first day oil January next, 1888 before the
Store of IIx Il Robinson, II Bent Creek in the
the county OF Buckingham the Negroes belonging
10 the estate OF capi. George Bnlks. deed. Somt
o them are ynung aud likely.
JAS. b. WILKINSON. Ex'or
OF Il. Buiks. dec'd.
November % III
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Sc NEGRO WEN,

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS wish TO hire for the next
L wear 40 NEGRO MEN. for their Iron Works
in Bot"iourt county-and - Boatmen Tor winch
fam prices will be pad. Persons wishing lo hire will
please apply 10 Langhornr & Scuggs, Lynch
burg 10 Capt. Cook, AT Roaring Run Furnace,
Botrtourt.
LAHGHORNE, SCRUGGS & COOK.
Dec. tl5J
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, virtue OF a decree or the county coatt OF Hall
az tiN, pronounced at the November term, 1889,
The Undersigned the Commissioner. appointed by
sid court, will proceed TO sell to the highest bidder,
Al Geo. Deafnctt's tavern, III tie couuN of PmsN-
wanna, Monday the 3lst Of December, =
credit of nne mouths. TWO likely Negro Gnls, one
years old aud the other II years old, the properly
of Alkaline Car, Paul Car and Puience Carr, tie
lawful heirs OF " IN. Car, deceased.
JORDAN X. LlPSCONB.
Dec. 9 3w
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Natural Bridge Turnpike Company,

a Il A MEETING otIhc President aud Directors
L " OF the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, II
MIS- ordered thai the Secretary advertise III The
Lynehburg NnginIan. Richmond Compiler and Fin
castle Democrat, the shares al stor. held by delin-
quent subscribers, giving 80 DAYS notice OF the time
and place Of sale" Notice is hereby y zen that the
shares OF deuqucnts will be sold by the President
and Directors, on Tuesday the 18th day of J1nnary
next, at the door Of the Post Oice in the town OF
Pattonsbnrg. JOHN GARTH, Sect'rv.
Dee. IL st