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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

C. Our attention attracted by long ed-
torill article in the Richmond Enquirer of the 30th
ult. under The caption Of " Next Senator" Well,
we thought. we shall now see Swallowing forth Of
the probable course Of the Administration party in
reference to this election-but 10. when We came
to read it. we found it TO consist Of comments on
paragraphs in certain Wing papers-appeas TO Mr..
Rivcs not TO bid for Wing votes-not, like Coriola-
nus, TO desert Rome (the Loco Focos,) because he
is badly treated by his late allies, '-unjuslly per
secuted aud abused.-and throw himself into the
arms of the Volsci, (the Whigs,) who, the Enquirer
seems to think. are very eager to embrace him as
their new leader! The Enquirer, puzzled as it is
now will be much before this election is
over For a, the very moment that it calls upon the
SubTieasury onlon of lis party to re-elect Mr..
Rives the Petersburg Constellation, which is their
reputed organ, attacks him in the most vigorous
and viruen, manner, as traitor 10 his principles
and to his party. There is doubt, unless we al
much mistaken that James Mcdowell. Esq.
Rockbridre, will be the candidate OF the real S,mon
Pres Ii Mr.. Rives be re- elected at ALL il will be
either by Wing votes, or because the Sub Treasur,
parv finding the election Of their own favorlte i'm
practicable will reluctantly sustain hun, IN order ia
derea, a genuine and thorough going Wing. fat
ties are so nearly balanced in the Legislature ant
whal there are so many under currents at work, III
it is impossible 10 guess the result OF this election
We shall not be disappointed, whatever may nap
pen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

Candidates for Congress.-Dr. Francis Mallory
Of El'z beth city, is announced as a candidate for
election in the Norfolk District. Although elected
as Wing, he is favor Of the Sub Treasury As
he is, however, opposed by Mr.. locman a friend
OF the administration, we presume that DR.. Mallory
has not, like MI. Calhoun. deserted the Wing
ranks.
Lewis Steiurod has been nominated by the Loco
Focos, as the successor of Wm. Morgan, of the
same politics, in the Wheeling district. The
Wings have yet no candidate in the field.
a meeting Of the friends of The administ,a alton
has been held in Cumberland, and delegates APP
pointed to attend Dstiict Convention, to nominate
candidate of that party 70, Congress We suppose,
therefore, that Mr.. Daniel Wilson. Sub T. easur,
Wing. will not, as he hoped to do, enlist the sui
irages OF that party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

The Collegian. THE Cd No of this Periodical,
conducted by the students Of the University Of Vm-
GINA, has been received. The character of the ar
tices generally is highly creditabe to its editors.
The Cd No. on American Literature, IN which Ger
tain views OF Professor Dew are, in opinion.
succ, ssfully combated, displays both originality
and depth of thought. as well as purity and beauty Of
style. The sparkling illusions Of Cosmopolire"
betray a well-ead scholar. and one who dgesls
well as reads.
The CoIIegan announces that Professor Geo.
Tucker is now engaged in the preparation Of Urea
tise the subject Of Banking. which will probably
appear in January next. The Treatise will be Of u
practical character and we are gwen 10 understand
that it will contest the correctness Of some of Mr..
GalatIn's opinions
Professor Harrison has also in press Commenta-
nv on the Latin Grammer. The reputation Of
Dr. II. as linguist leads the public to expect val
liable work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
Furniture mt Auction.

TNHE subscriber will offer, at his residence, on the
l. hill on Thursday 18Th INST. If fair, If not. the
next fair day. his Household and Kitchen Furni-
tuie, consisting Of Parour Furniture, Sofa and
CHAINS, elegant Card Tables, splendid Mantle Glass
Silver Candle Sticks Brass Fender aud Irons. very
handsome Arm Chair aud Carpet Dining Room
Furniture, full seu Mahogany Dining Tables,
Sldeboard, Tea Table with handsome cover, Pier
Glass Chairs, &c. Also handsome Dinner Set,
Rich Cut Glass, Silver Ladle. Tea aud Table Spoons,
Tea China, &c. Chamber Furniture, Beds and Bed
steads Mattresses, Sheets, Curtains and very band
some Quilts, with Ladies' Wardrobe, superb
piece OF Furniture with the usual variety Of Kitchen
Furniture. RO. ROBINSON
At same time and place, fine young Mich Cow.
Terms at sale.
Dec. 6 IBID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

u The last Flncaste Democrat, referring TO
the late movements in relation 10 the Sou
kall Road, says -" The citizen, Of Fncastle par
ucuiarly and Of the county generally, will the
Wopr'ey ofnot committing themselves in favor of
any particular scheme, until all are before them
We have seen nothing Of branch for Flncastle in
any PROJECT that We have yet seen-a matter which
should never be lost sight oiby the people of Bote
'ourt" The editor will perceive, from the proceed
lnss OF the Lynchburg meeting, that "a branch to
fmcastle' is expressly mentored.-We perceive
IN The same paper, that The people Of the
~ oil Roanoke are requested to meet at December
Court, for the purpose Of taking the work into
consideration, al d it is added that " the people may
expect TO Le addressed on The subject"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

" The Secretary Of tn. Navy has issued an Or
der. prohibiting the practice OF bringing home. in
public vessels, horses. asses, mules q o,he, quad
fnpeds, heretofore permitted by the Department.
ms order is supposed TO have been suggested by the
abuse oil the privilege recently committed by Com.
Elliott who, on his return home, crowded the ship
under his command wnh live stock" including
no less than twenty-five jack -asses, for his per
sonal benrht-lt has been suggested that II the
Secretary's Oder had been IN force when Com L.
LETT the Mediterranean, he might himself, by meta
phorcal construction, have been embraced within
The list prohibited articles, aud consequently left
abroad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06


which. in conneNlon with tho FIRST makes our az
sofinrnt very extensive and complete ompisinc al.
'nost ever, attt.le ~ the STAPLE. X FANCY DRY
GOODS line, together with lull nssoftnient of all
kinds Of GROCERIES, at less than the mntke, pti-
ces, for cAsn. In our recent VISIT 10 the Northern
markets, We were induced bv the exlrrmc Low
rRicts Of the Goods, To buy n much heavier sto,k
than We arc Ia the habitoi dong consequently ",
very desrous of reducing II before tho season i.
loo Tar advanced 10 effect out object we are deter.
mined To offer Goods NJ II very small ndyanc .
upon The original cost, Thereby huld,ng gtc alter
mdnc than have been uiitl r IN Tins mar
ket Ion tie same description oi Guots. We only
ask call irom those wishing 10 buy To urove the a
boye. The following alr u icw OF the a,tiolrs with
the prices annexed, besides many others equally de
srablc and cheap.
Colhs, Blue, Blk. & Faacy cold, from 81 to the Il.
nest qualify.
casslmeles PLAN, ribbJ, suip'd x Victoria. very
cheap.
Nesllngs, good assortment ,e,y low
tassoells, PLAN suiped all coils aud at all prc,s
Flanucls all co.'s some Al % eta.
Blankets Nil klnds Rose. Whitney, Maokinaw and
Dulel ir,m ~ mp,
Napt CounnS. Wilson's make
&c rs Fulcd cloth from 37d cts, up to very supe
article,
Tibet cloths. FIST rate article,
tncosslus, very lntgc * cheap lot.
French Mcriuos, handsome assortment. low,
Mousn dc Lanes some sa,incd stupid, u new
article,
Capcs aud Collar, French work, some ,cry rich
Thread Edg,ng X lnscrlugs.
Muslin do do.
Silk, all coils very cheap,
BIN. Silk "a. B. 4. x 1 very low,
carts nitlClc,
Gloves all kinds aud QUALITIES.
= H. & White Silk Hose.
Mcnno do do
Mohair do do.
ashmtte do do.
Worstcd all kinds.
BIN x White Cotton do AT % cts. worth so els.
800 pieces PIluls from l23 cts. 10 Is * 25 cts.
q = 100 pieces do n "a cts. worthl91 cts.
5000 yards Cotton cloth AZ Gi cas-.
1000 " do do AZ 9 cts
- bales Cotton OAuaburgs iron l2d cts. TO No. ].
Wool Has at % cts.
400 par Hubbard x GMdncr's Ia ,,y Shoes,
Raw Cotton.
=" 100 Sacks Salt and more expected.
= Bale Cotton At - %
llORNER & WATSON.
n. b. Persons buying to sell again, will do well
10 gave us a call, asne WILL SILL upon ac,omnoda.
ting terms. uoKNER * WATSON.
Nov ID ilis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
To Contractors and Planters.

IN Lynchbure, on FRIDAY the l4th inst. shall
l. SELL at public auction, the following property, VIZ:
10 Horses with Carts and Harness,
Truck for Rock,
l Seu BacksmIIhs Tools with all kinds Of Shan
tee Utensils Tor cooking &c. with Shovcls Picks
Dnlis, Wheelbarrows, aud all necessary Tools for
Rock and Earth Secion-some, If not all Of which
are equal 10 new most Of them having been but a
few months in use. NJ. NJ. KERR.
Lynchburg, Dec. lad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
English PhilanAhrop4- Wine. Of Florids.

English Philanhropy-Col White. of Florida,
in a letter written from London, remarks:
3" had OF asion last winter AT Paris to look into
some diplomatic correspondence in the Office OF Fo
reign Affairs; and there found formal pIopos IONS
made by the Brush Government, aud insisted Il pom
by their Ambassadors, Pryor aud Lord Boiling broke
that France should abandon, and that Great Britain
should have the exclusive monopoly Of the Slave
Trade, and now, IN Their canting petensions To hu-
mainly, they condemn us, who the first nation
in the world TO declare the African slave trade
piracy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

" The Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday last
has long article from the Albany Argus designed TO
show that the AbolitIonists are all Whigs-lfu was
rue as il is false, would that prove halMarn Van
Buren, is not Missouri Resrictonist, the worst form
of Abolition because that is the only shape in which
The general government plauslbly touch the
question OF slavery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
ID NEGRO MEN.

TIlE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire for the nc xt
l. year40 NEGRO MEN, for ther Iron Works
in Botetouu counlv-and 10 Boatmen for which
fair prices viii be paId. Persons wishing hire will
please apply 10 Langhornc q Sc,uggs, Lynch
burg or TO Capt. Cook, at Roaring Ran Furnace,
Botrtour
LAHGHORNE, SCRuGGS q COOK
Dec. 3 tl5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

= Gen Scott on his arrival at Nashville a few
days since, his way 10 the Northern frontier was
invited by the cn'zens OF that place to partakc of d
Public Dinner. The " imrefious call OF public
duty" however, compelled HIM to decline il. The
invitation was signed by Gov. Cannon. Gen. Carroll
Gen. Armstrong; Judge Campbell, and &c others,
embracing the most distinguished names of both po.
liical parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

South Cdrolina.-The Legislature Of South Caro-
Una assembled at Columbia on the Goth ult In the
Senate, Patrick Noble was elected President. and in
me House, ID. l.. Wardaw was elected Speake,-
Doth unanimously.
Inc Message of Gov. Butler possesses the rare
"et' Of orev''y and is confined exclusively to mea-
S'ss o' State polcy-no allusiop being made to
FEDERAL politics or to the General Government. Gov.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
Administrators Notice.

n LII persons having claims against the esine OF
L n Brausoid Nawter, deceased, will please To
b'lng them forward properly authenticated. aud
those indebted To the estate will please make pay
men Immediately, as ! ain ANXIOUS To have early
settlement o all accounts with The estate.
MILDRED ECHOLS,
Adnrr I. u1h he uiH annered Of
Bransiord pawter, dec'd.
Der 3 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

DY vmIue of a deed OF trust executed by the Ok
- ford Iron Company 10 the subscribers on the
,Ih LAY OF August 5IS, aud recorded the clerk =
Office OF Campbell county court, will be sold, 1t
public auction, to the highest bidder Al the Fur
pace Of the sad COMPANY, on Beaver Creek, IN the
county Of Campbell on Tuesday The FIST day Of
January next all the personal property belonging to
the SAID Company. The sale will 20 FOR cash, or
ninety days credit NJ ihe option OF the rulcanser, he
giving negotiable note wih approved endorser,
and TO cary interest itomtlc day sale.
JOHN EARLY, r,
JAMES BENAGu, trustees
December III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
NEW GROCERY.

FTNiIE subscriber has taken the corner house I'M
l. der the Vrginian Office, few doors below
Liberty warehouse, where he intends to keep on
hand supply of amily Groceries Of The best
quality, which will be sold low for cash. HIS
friends and the public respectfully solicited to
call and try hlm A. GANNAWAY.
Nov. 81 4,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

o. great Wing meeting held in Phila-
delphla on the 30ih ut 1t was addressed by Mr..
Wise of Va, Mr.. Bond of Ohio. and Senator Tall
madgc OF N. \. and series Of resolutions adopted
ON the important political topics Of tho day John
Sergeant presided. assisted by Mathew Cary. John
Swift and b. Badger as Vice Presidents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

edited by Thomas jefferson Su,uh. who hail. from
the Empire State. Ii takes decided ground IN favor
OF the Administration, though il differs from tho
eiooe IN this, that it is willing extend the night hand
OF fellowship 10 Conservatives as well rs Sub Trea-
sury men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
no Merchants.

WING Ia the difficulty IN getting goods ~ tho
~ ,scr, aud the high pncc now btag paid FIR
freight We shall be- compelled Ia future alter eur
wholesale terms, by adding the expense Of bringing
the goods up the rser from Richmond.
We warrant to sell At the Richmond wholesa
prices aud aile, hing the pltkaaes will aiA tn,
expenses To tie bottom at the bljl.
1t IL stl tn the Merchants II tcttst to pun, hase lis
China, Glass and Earahrnwarc
IN Lynchbute va lac will time, ,sk oil pa ,ins
aud bteakase, which is ,uore dian five per cent
JOSEPH ID. EVANS & co.
Lsnehhnrg, Va.
Dec. ,. 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

Arkans0s.-The Legislature of Arkansas conven-
ed at Little Rock on the 9th ult, Marx w. lizard
was elected President ofihe Senate, and G. Marshall
Speaker ofthe House. The Administration party
claim ma ofity Of IL on joint baot.-For Con
gress, the aggregate vote at the late election was
for Cross (Adm) 677l; for Cumuins (Whig,
42lS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

C. 1t is stated by the Washington correspon-
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot. that Hugh A. Gar
land, Esq. late conspicuous member ofIhe Virginia
Legislature is among the candidates for the office Of
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

North Carolina,-The Raleigh Star expresses the
~ion that the Legislature Of that State will give
- Senators Brown and Strange " such unrquiv-
ocal expression of its options, to test the sound
ness Of their faith in the doctrine Of Instructions"
The House of Commons. on the ooh ul, appoint
ed committee to inquire into the proprie,y of re-
spending 10 the request Of Louisiana, 10 hold
Southern Convention, to adopt measures against the
vaccinations ofthe Northern fanatics but the
day. was rcconsidered and indie fuitely postponed.
~ a vote Of 90 to o.. The following proceedings
then took place.
" Mr. Crawford submitted resolution. that CO.
vernon Dudley he requested I" forward a commuui-
cation To the Executive Of Vermont upon the sub
Jeet OF the abolition reso uions transmitted To him,
'hd TO express the Indignation aud adherence OF
inns body in the most decided manner Mr..
W. 1. Williams moved an amendment, deoar-
ing mat tse Interference ofthe Legislature oil Yer
'oht with the subject of slavery as communicated
US IN our Governors message Is gross assault on
southern rights, and deserves a contempiuous aud
indignant rebuke from his House" Pending this
"oo"' M Eaton moved that the resolutions be
pos'Poheo indefinitely, which was cafrie1-79 to "a
Ihe'o "P!edfeu 10 be but one opinion to the
o'uuohs from vermont but the majority thou Oh
the best way to treat them was to pass them over i,
silent contempt"
Resolutions have also been introduced. and order
ed 10 be printed, affirming the RICH, of the Ole
1hirteenio an equal participation in the benefits O
the Public Lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

o. Henry +. Watkins, Esq. declines accept
ing the nomination, rendered TO him a cand-
date for Congress in the Charlotte Disrict. We
shall publish the correspondence in next pa
per-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

Heavy Dedication ola State Sub Treasurer--
joint committee appontedby the lie gslat.re Of
Mississippi 10 examine the books and accounts of
John H. Mallory, late Auditor of thar State, have
reported him adefauIter, IN the sum of S54.O7o o6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

" Messrs. Clay and Crittenden were upset in a
stage near Brownsville, Penn, their way to
Washington, and somewhat injured, though not ser-
onsy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

L. The Mississippi. Alabama and Tennessee
Banks will. 1t is believed generally resume specie
pay ,nenls by the LIST OF January next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
NOTICE..

\ Ii. persons having claims against the estate of
n john Z. Slaughter, deed. hereby notified
10 bing them forward Tor settlement, aud those IN.
drb'ed to the estate requested To make payment,
rs longer iudu lpencc cannot be gwen
CHARLES ID. SLAUGHTER Ex'or.
Dec. 6 Or
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OBITUARY.,

Died, on the Doth ult. Mr.. PETER II. FLUKE, al
the house of Mr. Fra,ser, IN Cumberland county
after an ndspositlon pulmonary of IL months du'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ASSORTMENT COMPLETE.
SpH Dpf,, lSRS

"AVING received almost our entire stock OF
h 1 FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which IS
indeed unusually hIge,) ae now prepared 10 Of
fer 10 purchasers even greater inducements than Wa
have before Offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, respectfully solicit, aud con-
6denity expect continuance Of tie same. pledgng
ourselves the Time, Sc many descriptions
of Goods, lower than they readily be boug ht III
any other house. We only ask acal, to convince
the most mereduIous.
The following constitutes but portion and may
give some idea Of the extent II our Stock
1000 pr. Shoes OF various kinds, very cheap,
1900 MackinaW, Rose, Whitney, aud Duile Blan-
kets. remarkably low,
1000 yds. plain and paid Liosey, from Is Cd to 81.
5000 - Ga & ga Pulled Ciolh, much lower than
usual,
GOO j" heavy twiled Plains, good substitute fut
Napt Cotton,
100 ps. French and English Mcrinos & CrcaslanS
500 =" Calicoes various kinds and Qualities,
ID or 20 bales Brown Domes'ics,
Large lot 3 4, 4, GA aud Bed Ticking,
IA doz. Hemsiitchcd Linen Cam Handk'ls As e.
Merino, Cashmere, Mohar, Silk, Worsted and Cot
ton Hosiery.
Splendid assortment SIN and Cotton Umbrellas.
kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton and Cassnetts,
Flannels OF all colors ndquates,
A splendid assortment OF Silks aud Sa,'ns,
Bonne,s, Hoods aud Ribbons, great variety,
Challeys aud Mousln, De Lanes very handsome.
ps. super fine wool-dyed black Cloth,
" ertrd super 40 do DO
Fine and super fine blue do
| Heavy Beave, Cloth for over Coats,
| CassiIneres aud Nestings, good assortment.
Besides great variety ofo,her Goods, Of WINCH We
ash but an examination. BURTON s. ROBES.
OcI. tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

o. Gov. McNutt, of Mississippi. has appointed
Thomas II. Williams, Of Pontotoc, TO fill the va
cancy in the u S. Senate, occasion ed by the resig
nation Of Judge Trouer. Mr.. Williams 10, Of course,
a Loco Foco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

~ The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice
that the amount Of the National Debt, on the 5,
INST. was S7,754, 500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
ia Willy FLOUR.

1 HAVE IN store 40 barrels superior Family
l. Flour, which will be sold low for cash
AND'W. c. ELLIOTT.
December 6 ts
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Defendant,


john D'sges, Benjamin Harris Joseph Shelton.
John II. Mosby. William A. Harris benjamin Mos
hy. Mary Hams twdow OF w. l.. uan,s) deed,
Nancy Mosby, William II. Digges HAYES N Cole
man. William II. Coleman, John J. Coleman,
Halves N, Coleman executor Of John w. Hams.
deed James lla,ris aud Bush,od w Harris,
Defendants.
The subpoena awarded in this cause having been
returned executed. To the defendants John
Coleman, James Harris. aud Bush,od W. Harris,
and II appearing that the plaintiff hath proceeded
cofding TO Law against the absent VIM. II. Coleman.
aud that more Than four months having clapsrd rs we'll
since the return day oi The Subpoena aud the orcl o
publication rstuIned executed: on motion OF the
plaintiff by counsel his bill Is taken Tor confessed as
TO these defendants, aud theteupon tbs cause came
on 10 be heard upon the bill. the OF the othc,
defendants, with replication thereto The sad subpu,-
ma, the o,dcr OF publication returned executed the
exhibits fled aud WAS argued by counsel. On con
s'detaiion whereof the Count doth adludgc, oidci
and decree that Of its Commas toner's do take nm
account OF all MONIES expended, expenses incurred,
and contracts made under the agreement marked A.
filed wIih the plaintiffs hill also an account ot all
MONIES pa'd b, any al The parties To SAID agreement,
to OF Tor the purpose OF sad agreement also
count OF the expenditures Of the by The agents
mentioned III the agreement, aud an aco"un, OF the
value ol The services OF those agents and the SAID
Commissioner Is directed Ia examine, aud settle
he sane and make report therrofto this Court. with
any matters thought pertinent bs himself or which
may be required Nv OF HE parties To be stated
Copy-'rese,
RIO. G.. CUTLER, GIN.
CoMMissioNER's OrfIcr,
October 80, 1888.
The parties 10 the foregoing SUIT are hereby mott
fed that ! have appointed the / lIh day OF January
next 10 commence the accounts required by the lore
going decree, aud they ihcit tore required To at
tend me on that day nv office. in Loyngston,
prepared with their vouchers count papers aud
dencc, for settlement.
CHARLES PERROW, Comr.
December 6 wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

c." The Baltimore American states that the en-
tire line of the Baltimore q Ohio Rail Road. be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Cumberland, comprising
distance OF about 100 miles, is expected 10 be
dy for contrac, in the month of March 1889. The
route will be through The territory Of Virginia until
1t comes within or miles Of Cumberland when 1t
wal cross The Potomac, and enter into Maryland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06
M,,e& Ass@
81 IT, 80


nN Friday the l4th December | will sell. in
~ front OF my auction room, or 1 very likely
Young Negroes. consisting ol boys and giils, from
10 II years old. Terms at sale.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov 20 ,iap
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Shoes! Shoes i! Shoes!

A LARGE SUPPLY of Ladies' Men. Boys an5
"A Girls SHOES. jusl reserved aud tyr sale BY
]. j. PURYIs b DCf Eel.
o., rs ~
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FAsnIoNAnLE noNNuTsm

lust received, case OF the beautiful Bon
- nets, ot the latest style. Also, cases Nuns
Bonnets, OF altogether new material, and much hand.
somer than the old STYLE
ANDREW G. ELLIOTT.