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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Notice.

BROOKS Of subscription for tie Capital Stock
AD Of The Mississippi Union Bank, VIII b
opened al jackson, the place prescribed for ne b.
cation olthe Motlier B5rk, on Tie second Monday
IN April next, and continue open for The space Of SIX
months. Dy order Of the Board Of Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNELS, PresI N. UB.
Jackson, Feb. Is, lsSs-S5-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Money Wnnfad.

A IL those indebted to the Columbus EE-
n change, are requested 10 come and seala
th-ir accounts, as I an compelled 60 lave noHeE.
Though accounts are small against each individual
vet when luuped together, IL anauais IA goUi
dta- ". A FERELL.
In1rch s, Is3s-str
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
10 all whom il may concern. I

b ANiNG disposed OF my eu.l,c stock Of
II u Day Goods AuA view of closing my bu.
snrss, earnestly solicit al these indebted 10 me 20
come orW7d and settle the same, rs no ourcr IN
dt.-ance en- BE gwen. NM. BEDFORD
Ap !. 1888. 1916
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
NOlicn.

A3tIee.
VNVllE Books, Notes and Accents OF the late
NJ firm of Moore s. Carter, and or james
Garter & CO. arc this day placed in nv hands for
collection aud must be settled immediately withou,
dcii.caioh. Myself or agent, who are alone au-
thorzed 70 make settlements, will be found 1T an
tunes during the day at Moore and Carriers cd
stand, TWO doors west Of the Eagle Hotel
AP'n U 'eo7-o9t4 WM. L. MOORE,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
s3O 0oD on Personal sccurity!.

$50 600 On FersOhai Sccurity!!
FByHE Notes aud Accounts doc the late firm
N Of PE1nl, GAY & Go. have cecn place
N my hands lhr collection. Fbey vii, positively be
put ia sit on the inst dy Of February neat, unless
paid before that date
SAM. L. BuTTERWORTH
Janl0, 1898. QIU
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Crrot snort! Como and see.
Creal NIateh IIaees at Columbus.

RF FRIDAY, NAY 81, two Ma'ea Races
~ will con, of CA t5c HYDE ParS Course, 81
Can1as .r two ,aoi,aad dollars s}r, sinai.
dash %, Aas miss between David Myc-s' c1I
S-atcansr,s.. nl~ wears a'l, by Bertrand. ,,eirl,
100 ts. auJ T.. B Siaibe's grty he1e So hui-
Dr,ta, ve.g.tllS u.s.
As' a m-teh between David Myers mare, Miss
Naf3y 81. Eltlls las. Or SIR Caar,aS, five v.ar
DID, aai FIR. G-tg1ry's bay horse Cas- lnhhr
wel1h' 100 .os l-ce mite heats, FIVE huudeld da.a
side.
Tue Regular Spring Races will commence on he
9Th aHt caataIe lra week; The race at Green's
ho.oasN IA. have been postponed, ia order to give
giot sicl chsac, i1t ,le purses az b'tl places.
PROPkIErORS.
April -, 1858 4fwa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Law Notice.

n .. & j. G. BALDWIN, ArroRNIrs AZ
~ Law, VIII in future intend lhc courts of
hemper Newton Winston, Noxubcc Octilteha
1oi Columbus, Mississippi, and Of Sumpter aud
Pckens, habama. Business enirustt i TO thelr care
. u be transacted with AL possible despatch The
Jenor partner will attend particularly 10 lie colIes-
ton Of claims IN Mississippi
Address CorLedgs c. BALDWIN, Gainesville, Ala
laAn, Q, Joseph 6. Baldwin, De Eolb, Kemper
coantN Mississippi.
HEFEH TcEs
1BEisNF, fAwcLrT < Co. Gainesvillc,a 1.,
oNliL, MlenApx s Co. Mobile. Aa0an"'
Dr. MIR Prcst Commercial Bank,
Gen. CARTER, Columbus.
A. g. Nfig Esqr mississippi.
Gainesville march 81, 1885, Sst3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
To Rent.

FFNHE Dwelling House recently occupied by
Z J. B. lryia. Terms casy.--Pa,sesSion CIV
crinnella'oly. ABM. MURDOCH.
Apal lab. ls3s.--4o-3N.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Dissolution.

VHNilE partnership heretofore existing between
= the undersigned as merchants, under ,ba
iirm o. Wilton & Hubert, is this dav d;ssnIyed bv
mutual consent. All those indebted 10 said finn 81
Wh!ton Hubert, are requested TO call on LYMAN
Nhlon, who alone is authorized to collect and re-.
cept for the debts due Us.
LYMAN WILTON
L0RlNG HUBERT,
February 10, lsss.-sa.f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Columbu, Bar Association.
FEE BILL.

WE, the subscribers ,.cmr"ra OF the Columbus
Bar establish tie oluwog rate, OF coz. 'e''''''oU
and fees Is tie i)ieeSt which we eau rcasr' ably 49,
houoI1hy receive; aud we pledge ourselves 10 cas-
other, a gentlemen, not Ia receive les fees or COM
p2a.at.an lima are harto expressed, nor any clu-
mutation Of .ubslI ute therefor via:
ADVICE OF CONSULTATION.
For verbal advice IS co
For written advice 20 90
DRAFTING LEGAL INSTRUMENTS
For Wills : 80 90
For Deeds Of executors, administrators or
commissioners made under an order Or de-
cree ui court 20 90
For Deeds 81 trust. when llc amount sccu-
red does not exceed $1,000 IS 90
Where the amour secured exceeds tho
aHm Of 81 600, IN addition 10 the above fee,
charge OF ono per cen. viii be made on such
IeXces4
For al, other Deeds 10 co
For Power Of Attorney Release Of Dawef,
aud other written Instruments co
FEES IN uGn COURT OF ERRORS Avp AprGus.
For Fling Brief or arguing each casc, 10
Tee shall be received less ihan 100 %
SUPERIOR couGr or cuAscEGY.
! For drawing BIN or Answer 30 o.
For commencing and attending to o case,
lee shall be received N such case not less
than 100 90
c,pcr,r rorors
Far co,.c,,,,, orna,aaa.',,.,.,...,
on arona s'j H. ~ 'o'' 0P't ceN''
Eight per cent on all sums, other dian open ac.
lis FIX ,g nt a,, T., ~" ,F'' g''
ro,a irr..,, on.' l M, i,.'.r.,,. ,,.o,r, .,,..,
.sl 5ari,., tr .,,oe veor saN 100. ,. ,,
..,Jl i.a ''i
3'uo' .ar.,a 'c,'r.,...clo s,o.ll
uauoa h.ei tne'e '"'' We c''' - % 60 '.'''''
,"e '.l''Ais'''"' Wig ''"N ''' 'o'""0"N'
" WY SUN
."e f.' '.h, on an 60 eeIohs % pfom'ns3o.y
notes ah" "Us ot eAclUg' or oihcf instruments FOR
'm payment money! "htie he sAm eAcseds $500
'i.'. % 4 RETURN 81 hlia D'nl n1 any cEecu-
, ,. S'gH on '' "'s I15HeIH OF 'Ie P"'"ua
'mH"9 W " ""4 ne e"e5''"A 'f3h 'Aa attorney oi
counsel, and dispose of die sam, b,u,.lc le .raI
b. CHARGED ami required m nav lLc s,,i ar c.,,,
are as ii t1c attorney iad rplcctaJ ibr n,.nav.
FuH fees shall. b, clarq.d IN an cas.s wl.ore n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

The business will be continued BY the subscriber
on hl7 own account. He viii continue 10 keen on
hand large and general assortment Of DRY Goods,
Groceries, HARDWARE, &c. which be will sell on %
good terms as eau be ound at any establishment II
tie county. JOSIAH n. WALTON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Commercial Bank, Columbus, VII

APkIL To IS3o,
IN compliance with the requisites Of the char
u ter Of this institutions an election will be held
on tae first Monday in June next, at the Banking
House, for the purpose Of electng nine Directors
for the ensuing twelve months.
By order Of the Board,
CHAS ii. ALERT, Cashr
April II, 1888 4i--6w
N5-Tbe Argus viii please copy the above
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
TinlclY nnticc.

AL s FRANKLIN being dcsrous Of closing
b1s the business conducted IN bis individual
Manu. OH per09s Indebted 10 hin previous to tie
h January l73s, vii please call and sctte thor
accouaN Az uH lt'cd on tic 1T April uext viii
1f placllln TIE hands o gn officer II collection.
mate, q 1883 ssh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Peoples line OF Stages Tor Augusta

ETOTlCE 70 TRAVELLERS CONG Norm
IA This 81 'andd Incl four horse post coach.
Is is IN successful operation, and runs daily between
Montgomery Alabama. and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
sengers can be assured Of more comfort and cxpe-
d'lton by TINS line Than any ether now running 10
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches.
excellent and wei trained horses. experienced, soler
and careful drivers
70 AVOID imposItong repeatedly practiscd on tie
travelling community b. contractors At all times era
yng moh0poy, passengers will BE- careful gong
Norii not 70 takc h"lr passage iartlcr than Mout-
gomery, on any ollcr mtersccling Inc, where they
wl ~ all times have preference on tie Peoples
line foe Augusta.
This line runs IS miles on the Augusta aud Attn.
ems ran ro9d, winch wii land passengers in Augu,t1
ahead q the tla Line several hours,
GEO w DENT
Agent Tor The company
N're Montgomery, Ala mar ST. 1888, SSH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Cr0rcries.

tHNtlE subscriber m, yet on hand largo stock
L Of Groceries, which viii be sold low (or
Cash NM. ECkF0Rp
April :, 1888 39l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Pleasant HiIi Accancn.,-.

AN"'s*haN tAbAi -&tCssIC4Li~s.
GEgliE subscriber has opened Male and
Ri Female ACADEMY, SIX niles East of Pick.
cnsyl'le, and Eve South West Of Carrolton. The
two Institutions are entirely sepa,ote The former
l5undcF As oNn direction, and the latter under tina,
Of Mrs. g.
ilc Nlfle Academy consists If two Departments;
ana me iotes Of Tuition per session Of FIVE months
are as follows.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
Class spelling, RcaLpg and Writing 81 SO
2-lhe above ~Arfhmcuc Eng
sh Grammar E.cmcnls Of History and
Geography 10 co
HIGH SCHOOL.
Class i.--hnceni and Modern History and
Geognply combnel Astronomy, Bellies
letters, Composition and Defamation IS co
Glass u -Studica Ct tie fist class completed,
Philosophy % q
Class 3.--Shdeg Of G.e second class cam.
p.tled, Mental Philosophy Chemistry and
Political Economy. Is 90
Languages Latin, Greek ar French. Is co
The course Of Instruction in the Female Academy
~ similar, bl, legs extensive IN some branchcs. and
wtil contain some additional branches. Provisions
WIZ be Wadr for the different branches Of ornsmen-
tal Education ~ tie Female Academy, SO soon az
tle number Of pupils VIII warrant the expense.
boarding VIII be provided for young Ladies by
The sibaeflber, and by Mr. Terry for Young men,
as .ow as the expenses viii permit.
r. S, GLADNEY.
Pleasant sill, March 2ith, 1855. --37-tf,
" lie Tnsca0osa Flag Of The Union ard Tie
No&1hee Times, viii please copy the above for six
"eahstan send copy Of the paper with the bill 10
me al Pckensyie Ala
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

NOTICE j. hereby given 10 M persans nieb,l
TO The late firms nl' J. N. WALTON & Co Walton &
Dagge't, or Daggctt s Walton, that al, accounts
aad notes, not settled by the Grs, Of March. viii he
put IN the lands Of an officer for collection, wilhou.
fespeel % nhrsons.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Notice.

yHEllE partnership heretofore existing ae,waen
r. the subscribers under the firm Of j. n.
WALTON & GO. expired on the first day Of Jan.
uary, lsSS. JOSIAH n. WALTON.
HORACE DAGGETT.
Cotton Gin Port March %, IS5s-S7-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

W. ~ 4i'e Lessons ~ music na til, Pima
w fode at her residence Ia .,l,,,tns
Young Ladies viii not b. cltar,,l osty, IN, ,,.o
q! the PAM; Price 52l per session. Of M, n o,l
0e n'.at ~! iac,jry references wil. be- given.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Groceries SC.

SFA D~1A Is1' . u
aF0lt SALT arrive large rouion Of
NJ winch y now 90 tie ryer, and viii be Up
the flstr.e Of water, viz.
80 BlbsJafa and Rio Coffee.
30 30 Barrels New o'l,aos Sugar (od Crop
30 Rccfifed Whskey.
90 50 n L. and " 0. Run,
10 Cpg Brandy,
20 Molasses,
10 CASKS Cheese,
5000 Spanish Cigars, (some ofthem new article
YefFslperor)
10 Tons Swcda3 Ion assorted,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt
10 Barrels Malaga Vine,
Oh MADEIRA n Or. Casks and Boxes
Pale and Brown Saory wines.
100 BoTes Miscltte Rasons torether vii, i,
great variety OF other comforts and Injuries If Gcs
TX -aIe .Jr cash OILY. "'' ;
90, ESTES d %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Hire.

az OR the balance OF the year, smart, active
n womangMNho is first rate cook, washer
ud ironer, and perfectly honest. Apply at this Of
ice. April 2l--4I6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

t.REs.-We .earn by rea..euaa fiona Noble,
,-a, thc lower Cotton Press n, New Orsaas to-
,-iaer w..h about looo0 B1-s 81 cotton. was it,
s.-oyel By fire Tess days s.acc. The Land OGce
La 81 Stephens, Aa-, and s5ye-o. o.aer buildings,
lave 'aie'f been 5lsa,. 'Tl- psP-F, Sect tie Oh
fee were ell saved.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

To whom IS the present embarrassed state Of az
fairs to be attributed; 70 rich merchants Of sea-
port cites aided BY brokers and money dealers
WHO, combined have the control Of the banks and
al other moaop0.ics that 30 runous 10 tie insl-
"a IONS oI our country. They play into clcl 9TH
ers mnda; aud have the power Of expanding o.
contracting 1ic currency at pleasure; eni the great
CT tie anodnt 81 spurious capital IN tllc country,
the greateris their fed for operations. When they
have large stocks oil goods to sell they make money
plenty, N order that They may fleece the purchaser
who buys To retail. Bat when they wish To par
Chase tue agricultural products oi the country. tA.y
viii cauai ttleir m0neyed operations; thereby max
ug mUney scarce, ~ order that they may iofce Tho
planter 10 s,il al any price. Tins IS the manner in
which this great influential, afislocracfjc, federal
pbalanX make overggUwn fortunes they buy ioc end
sell high; Trey have tie perfect control over all the
banks, and fleece both planters anil country mer-
chants. The producing classes are thus dcHaudcd
~ species Of gambling, where they have 30 chance
OF either shutting cutting, or dealing; aud besides
that, "they ars made 10 furnish atthe stakes"
Franklin La Republican,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

Orls.nSS'ppi bank notes were selling in New
cen, ,p "a me 7Ih inst. at discount Of fifty per
scrsd;, "ha' blessings spring from the pure
tOED" currency which the wings have been ex-
Tbs - loudly for the last six or seven wears /!
MUM = Benton mint drops" bore pre-
lb hun OF eight per cent, on The same div. Vet
gold anS VIA still argue that paper is superior to
dun g. .liter' aud forms better and a safer me.
- Tue currency ola country. Mash. Union.
small !, ,. VIEW York post Office now receives the
Ton ~ '"nes Of the city banks. The near resump-
u,4i, specie payments Of these banks renders
:" notes equivalent TO specie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

From 1916 to 1885, one hundred three thousand
one hundred AMI cigay-tye loundiugs were rccpiy-
cd at the hospital 10 Pans, out OF whom IN thu same
tine there die 80 76i. The uum5erorc children pre.
served delac,iug those sent back to tller parents,
was 5000, being one in five. Each chGi placed
IN The country b. the hospital costs I0oirs per an
mum. Doa Post
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

r., great Anaconda which was exhibited mere on
r,,n as last, attracted large number Of people
,bs i,a VIZ country, yet the wings were fattered with
me-, 'i'at they came to hear their great idol
r.n,e. aDout the right Of the people of this state to
S sn Who ever denied that privilege Z
,nl '"'lss IS the man, as his votes and appeals
chow. 'o"'"a'S % 'he Legislature VII
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
Bank Tombigby Rail Road Co.

Apr, p, lsS3 Awe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
CREDIT S.1LE or .V'EGROES.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
j Court of Law and Chancery for the countyoi
Campbell, pronounced the last term of the said
Court, in a certain suit therein depending between
Henry Z. Early and Margaret his wife, plaintiffs,
and William V. Haden, James NJ. lladen. Achilles
NJ Haden. Richard q. Haden, Samuel Iardy and
Jane his vile, Charles Anthony and Martha his wife,
Moses Arnold and Margaret his wife, James Ii.
Hopkins, Anselm l.. Haden and Madison .laden IN
their own lights, and adm'rs. OF Benjamin Hidden,
decd defendants the undersigned, disappointed for that
purpose will on Saturday the goth of December next
a. Arnollton, in the county Of Campbell, about
/ mile from Anthonys ford, across Ouer River,
SELL by way of public auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit of twelve months, the following
Slaves, to wit Moses, Jack, stephen iiannah, MOI
lev. Melley. DolIey, Simon q viii, being the Slaves
belonging to the estate of the late Maj Benjamin
Haden The purchasers will be required TO give
bonds with satisfactory security. Much the greatest
CHARLES IL. LYNCH, Com'r.
November % l%oD
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
!AAssA .sS&sg
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

INHE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynehbnrg
l. to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at o'clock, A. NJ. and reaches Charottcs-
vile in the evening of those days it arrives al Ere
dericksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'Clock, p. nj. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lotlesv'lle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond w,ll
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 O'Clock. =.
drivers careful aud accommodating, No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg $Il 90
do TO Richmond o so
Apply nj the Franklin Hotel. Lynchburg, for seats
S. b. CLOVES. Agt.
July2 titan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
FAMILY GROCERIES,
NOTICE

DY virtue of deed of trust executed BY the late
- Hill Carter, bearing date the 10Th day of May
1923, and recorded IN the County Court of Amherst
for the purpose OF securing 10 the President, Drec-
Il Co. ofthc Farmers Bank OF Vroin certain
debts with interest thereon; the trustees or one of
theu will proceed to seat public auction for cash.
on the 22d day Of January 1889, the premises
945 acres OF land dying both sides Of Maple run
Creek, in the county OF Amherst about -four miles
from the town OF New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and others) r much thereof
AS may be sufficient TO pay the said President Di-
,eclors IL Company of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
gnia the amount due TO them, together with the
charges Of sale. Such title only viii be conveyed,
asls vested in the Trustees by The deed above men
toned. ALEXANDER TOMPkINS, Trustee
Dec. 20 tool
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
Locust IHicEct for safe.

WIS tract OF land, containing seventeen hundred
Il and thirty four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, rs now offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
Of Lutte Whipping creek, in the county OF Campbell
about twenty five miles ltom Lynchburg and joins
the lands of Philip Payne senr. 1t may be adyan-
tageously divided into Two three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application to William Ii. Mcfarland,
Richmond, or the subscriber in Lynchbnrg. DIR,
Wnhers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, will be kindenough
to show the land w VI. KADFORD
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
REFERENCES

REFERENCES:
Doct VIM. w. Austin,
Messrs Scott X Buokland, ,,..t,, n,
Messrs. IL. Wileoxon X Co. ''''O''' nv
+. " Warren, Esq,
Amos Rees, Esq, AIT. AT Law Richmond. No
Joseph Davies, Att. at Law, Fayene, No.
Gen. Jno Wilson, do. do.
Messrs. Stettinus * January, ! IN
Messrs. J. b. q VI. Camden & Co.
Elias Langham, Esq. Qate Suw GEM =
Col. George +. STROLLER, s
Beverly Allen, Esq, Attorney at Law,
S. a. NJ H. Garland, Ats. at Law, Lynchbme, Ia.
Hon. James Garland, NJ. c., Loringston, Ia.
November % In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
THE TRACT OF LAND,
commissioners Sale of Negroes.

commissioners SsifC Oh NCETVCS'
nURSUANT to decree of the county court oil
i Campbell, pronounced at the October term,
1888, the undersigned, commissioner appointed
for the purpose, will SELL Friday the 2ot1 day OF
the present month, December at Elizabeth Lewss'
on the turnpike road leading from Lynchburg TO
Wards Bride across Stanton river, about hve m'es
f,om The latter and nineteen from the former place,
by way Of public auction the following Slaves to
wit : Lewis, Ann, Hannah, Aggy, Pleasant, George
William, Gabriel, Dilcy and Mary, in the decree
mentioned being the Negroes belonging to the chill
dren of Rosamond Bennett, decd.
Terms-A credit Of i months will be gwen ,i'e
purchasers giving bonds with approved security io'
the payment OF the purchase money.
JAS. G. DEARING, Commissioner.
December 10 t~ob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
ID NEGRO MEN.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS wish TO hire for the next
l. year 40 NEGRO MEN, for their Iron Works
in Botetourt countv-and II Boatmen; for which
fair prices will be paid Persons wishing 10 hire will
please apply Langhornc d Sc,uggs, Lynch
burg or to Capt. Cook, at Roaring Rsn Furnace,
Botetourt.
LAHGIIORNE, SCRUGGS & COOK.
Dec 6 tl5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24
HIRING OF NEGROES.

N Saturday the Goth day of December 1888, at
Mrs. Tayoe's tavern. in Amherst county, Ia
IS the river from Lynchburg,) there will be hired
atpublic auction about thirty or forty valuable Ne
groes. Among them are is first rate blacksmith,
two watermen, shoemaker, three or four common
cooks, boys for tobacco factory, and several field
hands,
Al the same time and place, all the
Lands, Houses and Lots,
belonging to the estate Of Christopher lsbe decd.
wi" be rented for the ensuing year. One of these tracts
ol land consists of about 500 ac,es, near the Peaks
oiot'er, and is well suited for raising to bacco.
In addition to the above have about 90 valuable
Slaves for hire. They consist of men, women, boys
and grls-several of them excellent house servants,
Inc rest twisters and przers in tobacco factories
ihey will be hired privately.
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
Dec. 10 ,oeD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-24

EbI virtue of decree of the county count OF Hall
- fax, pronounced at the November term, 1898,
the undersigned, the Commissioner, appointed by
said court will proceed to SELL to the highest bidder
at Geo. Dejametts tavern in the county of Piusyl-
vania, Monday the 3lst OF December, on n
credit Of nine months, two likely Negro Girls, one
years old and the other II years old, the property
of Alkaline Carr Paul Carr and Patience Carr, the
lawful heirs of VIM. Carr deceased.
JORDAN r. LIP SCDMB.
Dec, 10 3w
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WILL. be sold, for cash. at public auction, on
w the first day of January next, 1880 before the
Store of Hix Il Robinson, at Bent Creek in the
the county of Buckingham, the Negroes belonging
to the estate of capt. George Buiks, decd Some
of them are young and likely.
JAS. b. WILKINSON, Ex'or.
OF G.. Burks deed.
Nnyemher o6 III
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Natural Bridge Turnpike Company.

A Il MEETING ofihc President and Directors
"a of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, II
WAS " ordered that the Secretary advertise III the
Lynchburg Vnginian, Richmond Compiler and Fin
castle Democrat the shares of stock held by delin
quen subscribers, giving 80 days notice OF the time
and place Of sale" Notice is hereby gi,cn that the
shares ofdelinquents will be sold by the President
and Directors, on Tuesday the 18th day OF January
next al the door OF the Post Office, in the town Of
Pauonsburg, JOHN GARTH, Sect'ry.
Dec. 10 Ct