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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
EGsgs' hundred .Ecrcs az EoMa,
Encourage your own Manufactures !!

Encourage yOUf OWN manufactures
nOLLARS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged, by buying Your II ATS, OF the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
Selves in the town Of Lynchburg, shall not be inle-
non agy and being determined to sell low, for
cash, We hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public :
and there will be credit in our business, good
customers will not have pay (ol bad ones. We
have Just re seycd good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Winch will be made up in the nealcst manner, by
first rate worsmen. We are also receiving a good
assortment of ladies' and gcnllcmen's Shoes, men 5
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
Of snpcriorquaty. All otwhleh will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkbE q RUMBOUGH
u. $ We arc agents for the sale Of Morisons'
Hygean Pills. d. x K.
Nov % Wis
a T a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
N Gerry, held for Bedford County, the 9Th day OF
October. 1857
Meajlh Dlys. il, Archellus Gillian. and Ear-
den-D Mnrteil and David q. 5luuell, late MGR
chants and p3rtnels trading under The style and firm
of II. x y. e. Murcll. Plaintiffs,
against
Wesley Tracy. William Harris administrator of
William Tracy deceased, and III his owo right, Sally
Harris John Tracy Nancy Tracy, wdow OF VIII
liam Tracy, decd, Matthew Gibbs and kezIah his
wife, late keziah Tracy, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Court amongst other things did adjudge,
order and decree. that Joseph Wilson, Commits
soner appointed for the purpose, should examine,
state and settle the account current, Of the deicn-
dant William Harris, as administrator of William
Tracy, decd aud alsoan account OF said William
! Harris, Commissioner appontcdby Bedford Goun-
| ~ Court, TO sell the real estate of William Tracy,
deed, and said Commissioner directed TO re
port said accounts the court. with any matter spe
cialIy stated, thought pertinent by business. or re
quircd by the parties to be stated. 'res,e.
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
FEnEuARy 81, 1889.
The parties interested, will take notice, tha, |
have appointed the 25d day of March next, to take
the accounts dnectedby the foregoing decree When
the parties will attend at my Office in the town of
Liberty, prepared for settlement.
JOS. WILSON, Conl'r.
/ Feb. 81 wlw
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RO. c. MITCHELL. c. y. q

NHE Seicbrated Race Horse, CARO-
l. LINaAN. by Old Sir Arohy, will make his
next season, my stable in this place. Pedigree.
performances and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. IL
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ssEEsECTORs.

Dadyd Il. Edlcy, Elijah Fletcher,
Ioln Uolllns. Maurice Langhornc,
Slammed McGorhle Thomas Ferguson,
lessee Hare. Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland. Clas. l.. Mosby,
Juo. NJ. Warwick. Saml. Poindexier,
: II. Davis. Gh1s. W. Christian,
las l.. CIaYier, Geo d. DAVIS,
Jas W Morgan, David W, Burton,
John Early, Johnli. Patterson,
JOHN G.. MEM, President
n. W. DAVENPORT. Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG. Ireasurc-,
GEO. W. TURNER, Cashier.
Jan q wis
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ENHOy lACADI. n \.

rE,uE FIRST SESSION OF his Institution,
commenced The first Monday an ! ebruaiy un.
l.. IL. a a
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BCd(oIO county toHfi, J0HH12 y pSih. lS39.
NuOMAS RAY and Sally his wife. William
Il Still, John Sn. James STUFF, Henry Stiff John
W. Bondurant and Nancy his wife, Lewis Stn' and
Molly Sun, Plaintiffs
Richard Stiff. Jesse Stiff, Vincent Nelson and
Polly his wife, and David Stiff, Defendants.
Is CnANcEky.
This day this cause came on again TO be heard
upon the papers formerly read, and was argued by
COUNSEL upon consideration whereof the CONT
doth further adjudge, order and decree thar the
plaintiff Henry Sun, do render an account of his
administration of the estate of James Stiff deceased
before Commissioner of this court, and also that
the same plaintiff render an account Of the salos or
the lands and slaves, made by him under decree
rendered IN this case on The 23d day of April lS3S:
and the court doth further adjndsc. order and de-
cree that SAID Commissioner do stale and settle the
accounts between the plaintiffs and defendants who
arc distributes in which account he is to take into
estimate any advancement which may have been
made by the interstate in his lifetime to any Of The
partles-and the said Commissioner is 10 report sand
accounts to this court with any matter specially stat
cd thought pertncntb by himself OF required by the
parties to be so stated
ACopy-Testc.
no. c. MITCHELL. G. B. c.
COMMISSIONERS Orrlcr.
Liberty, Feb. l. 1890. (
lie parties in this cause will take notice thar I
shaii at my office in this town. at the hour of
~ clock on the morning OF Tuesday the 18th day
oi Niarch io33' commence the accounts directed
by The foregoing decree. An which .ime and mace
they are required TO attend with their accounts
vouchers witnesses and copies of Court papers. pre-
pared tor examination and settlement
JNO. A. WHARTON.
Feb. Z mt'n
VIE Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-
LiNAAN, by Old Sir Arehy, will make his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

EIiinh Fletcher William Rucker. Executor of William
Ruaker deceased, Jacob Haas, Albion Mcdaniel BERNARD
Raekcr AMI JanIes Benagb Deits,
The Defendant Jacob Haas having entered his appear
auee given security according the Act oi Assembly
aud the ues OF this Court aud appearing by satisfactory
whence he ihabllnt OF this IL isnr
dored Tint the sad Defendant do appear the fs day
Of the next term and the bill ofthe Plnnti ant that
COPY OF tls order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the tnu LYncbng, for t months successfully,
and nostcd nj the door nf the cour-house the sd
hcopy-t este II. iObltS VI n
F.b8 H1m
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Jim L


ueees-ye and posted al the front door ofhc courthouse of
this county. eopy-lcste.
Jan. Il WIN
VIRGINIA :-Atrues held in the Clerk Office Of the
circuit superior law aud ehancery, Tor the
y OF Amherst on Monday, the 3D. day of December 1913
james l. Thornton, Plaintiff
John Ealan, and Catarine his Wit James Resa, Spas-
rick r. EuIan} Martin Ann fnbank Susan in6anl, lohn
Euban l.ouisia fnhonk and sally Champe Eubank infant
children ofhc said John md cotharne Eubank and o5aC
Elliott Defendants,
. Is CuANcERY.
TIL Defendant James Rose hnrng entered his appear
once and eiecn security, Acconnr 10 the ofasemhl1 and
The rne7 Of this count and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dcnee that he nhobnni of This commonwealth It
ordered, HAT the said defendant do appear here ontbc
FIRST day tho next April term. and answer the hill OF the
Plaintiff md that copy Of this oer be forthwith inserted
in some "spoper printed IN the town Of rnch'nrg fortwo
months sureesrev and posted at The front door Of the
~ ~ ' ROBERT TINsLEY, Clerk.
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office the
Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chnncory, for Bed
ford county, The 18th day Of February, 1899:
! Thomas +. HARRISON, Plaintiff
Wiliiom Slyerwood, Charles Scott, Jamas Galloway
! Samuel NJ Crow and Peter Furnan. Defendants,
Is CHANCrRY.
The defendant William sherwood not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Aetof
bly, and Rulcs this Count and appearing hy satsflc
tory evidence that is not an inhahilan OF ths Common
wcnth On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel. 1t
drod that he do appear here ON The first dav of the next
term aud the plaintiffs bill and that this order
serted in some newspaper pubsedln town Of lynchrg
h cn,,rihonsc of his ront, on so,no cnur, d,y ~ w. "
/ Afopy-Tcsto
los VII snT Cgl
r,h Of VIZ,
NyIRCINIA Armies hold in tho Cle,l'e Odfrn of tho
Circuit superior onrl of Law and Cl1anccrq for Bed.
ford county The 9th lay of November 1888
Philip Reynolds, Plaintiff,
o9,;aej
Mary ~ lod5, widow OF Jesse EeYnodz. ore d ta,r'
REYNOLDS
nold deed. Edward Reynolds, Maha fnqua, lac Martha
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yfIRGINIA-Atrulesi held in the clerks office, of the rr
cuit superior Of law and chanerr, for the
" Of Amherst Monday, the I'd day OF December 1888
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff
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VIRGINIA At rules held nthe Clerk Office Of the
circuit superior law aud ehancerv for the
ty OF Amherst Monday 3D. day OF December, 1888
james L. Thornton, Plaintiff,
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Is CnANCEhY

Richard Stiff Jesse Stiff. Vincent Nelson and
Polly his wife, and David Stiff, Defendants
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanccry ur Bed
ford county, the 9th day ofNoyembcr 1888.
philip REYNOLDS, Plaintiff
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court oflow aud Chnncery, for Bed
ford County, the I'd day of December, 1898:
Charlotte Stewart, emc covert, who sues hy her nox
TREND, Nathaniel ". Eloyd, InIntin,
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EUssoOSe E0l.a al yacf!on.

January p
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TILE COMPROMlSEB BILL.

Mr.. Clay could ask for greater compliment
than lately paid him by one of his most decided
political opponents, Mr.. Buchanan, in reply to that
vain, uaprncplcd aud arrogant bragsar, Tho II.
Benton who. in late debate, tauntinkiy pronounc
ed the Compromise Bill "merc humbug." The
following are the remarks Of Mr.. Buchanan;
Mr.. B. said, lin reply Mr.. Benon) as TO the
compromise act | shall say bu! little. Its reputed
authors are here present, and are very able TO de-
fenJ themselves. As TO myself. was IN Tar dis
tint land at the time OF its passage, and shall never
forget my feelings when first received information
iths event
The enemies of liberty in every country of the
old world were rejoicing in the prospect that this
glorious Unlon--thc last HOPE of Republican insti-
tutions--was about 10 expire. The advocates of
despoism were every where soryng the pros
situation no, to see, and 10 feel and TO know, that
this was the cherished hope Of the enemies OF b-
cra institutions throughout Europe. 1t was SUB
iect Of conversation III every society winch ire
quentcd in the gtea Northern Capital, where | then
resided. Although did not myself personally in
duge in gloomy lorebodinss, yet hailed the news
of the passage nfthe compromise act as The harbn-
yer of peace and tranquility at home, with more Joy
than have ever felt upon the announcement OF any
political event. 1t then sufficient Tor me 10
know that the question which had threatened the
peace of my native land was settled aud that, too,
by the passage OF bill hich had received the appro
saton of General Jackson. His sanction of 1t was,
me- least. the strongest evidence that II was not
mere hunbug."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

Kentucky Conunissioners.-Messrs.M orehead and
Speed Smith, who were depued by the Legislature
OF Kentucky. TO attend the present session Of the
Legislature of Ohio TO endeavor bring about some
arrane ement for the recovery of abscondns slaves,
have been refused permission to appear before the
Assembly of Ohio, and address them upon the sub
ject of their mission. They required 10 address
their communication through the Governor, and lie
is TO transmit what they have to say to the LegisIa
turr. This contemptuous treatment OF the Ken
lucky Commissioners has produced much excite
mcnt in that State. The etiquette Of the State
Legislatures on such occasions has been different
from this pursued by the Ohio Assembly .-Messrs
Bib and Clay were heard by the Virginia Legis-
lature, and Mr.. Leigh, ofVirs'nia by the Kentucky
Legislature. and one occasion, by the Lcgisla-
,ure OFFS Carolina aud lately, before the Kentucky
Legislature, South Carolina has had her commits
sioner making long and able address, without OBJ
lection b, the most determined foes OF the measure
which lie was there to urge and vindIcate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

The Mulberry Fantasies-We have already taken
notice Of the impositiops prac,ised in some OF the
Northern States, in selling Poplar and Eastwood
cuttings for the cuttings of the Morus Mulcau'ls-
but we hardly expected that the wooden nutmeg
gentry would have attempted To counterfeit the
mulberry seed. The last New England Farmer
announces that friend had just received small ph'a'
If what was SAID to be mulberry seed as sample, OF
twenty five pounds. which the person VINO sent II
had on hand forsale THIS sample oil mulberry Sceo
turned out 10 be nothing more norless than saso.-
The editor of that paper adds, that he soon eS
poets to see these imposters along with slAworm eggs
made out Of yellow bees-wax, and dropped on th'
best no, pressed letter paper, for sale to the ANA
| Tours"
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Mammoth scheme!

Besides great number Of 500, 500 $50, &c.
Whole Tickets S10--ilalscs S5-t}uarter, 81 so.
For sale III great variety olohoice numbers at
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
a." Orders hom the country, accompanied with
the Cash, OF Pi,le Tickets for Tickets IN any Yin
gina Scheme drawnby u. ). Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers. will be promptly supplied aud Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post paid) To MELVILLE TALBOT
LBnrhbup, Ia.
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~ Mr. Benton pre- sentrda petition 10 The Sc
nate. few DAYS ago, which, though somewhat pccu-
liar, seems to have attracted very little notice. 1t Is
from An Italian lady, said to possess great psrsonal
sharms who bears the romantic and and enphonous
same Of Naria Helena .imerigo Iespucct, and who
clain,s to be a descendant of Amcricus Fespucins,
who robbed Christopher Columbus Of the honor OF
giving is name to the Co tinent whi' tue latter dis
toycc cd. THIS lady asks, because she is so descend
ed that Congress will give her = Il corner IN THIS
land, wherein 10 reside, In other words, she asks
Tor slice of The Z ubc Domain, which, as soon as
she shall have received the title deeds therefor, she
wilt like the Polish and other exilcs, TO whom sni-
lar grants have been made, convert II into cash.
Now whether il be that we are destitute OF all taste
Tor the ronantic we cannot Say but we can see no
shadow Of reason IN this claim and manifest wrong
in granting it. In the frs, place, Mr.. Americas Yes
pucius lived aud died many generations aso,-and
think matter of gten doubt, thelei re, whether
Miss Maria Helena altogether certain OF her descent
from the navigator and in the second place, II that
fact be made by altested copies from the books OF
tie parish register from the heralds Office,
we do not perceive wherein that fact con-
s,uies any claim to the gratul'y Of a 3" corner
v land which, though it bears III" name OF the
/ Il Mr.. Americas Vespucius, was not d'scov-
cred by him. And again. what right has Con-
gre.s to give away lands foreigners, which, holding
IN trust. it would not besow upon ITS own citizens
lfevery pretty woman, who eau inven. pretty story,
isto get "a corner"-aas section Of land, by ask
rag Tor it, Washington will be annually 'hronged
with the fair applicants, and we need no, much lon
ger discuss the expedency Of distributing the pro-
ceeds f,her sales. Weprotest against repetia'on
Of this peculiarly american folly, of besiowins gra,u-
tiles, for the bare asking, upon tinerant foreigners
whether male or female. while there thousands oil
citizens equally as needy and perhaps thousand
times more worthy, and perhaps possessing some
claim upon the justice of the goyernment-some OLD
revolutionary mcndcant, +" who begs his breao
through lands his valor saved, who, if they weie
,oknock at tn. door Of Congress would be turned
empty away
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70 the Editors ofMc Virginian.

conference.-the following extract from the re-
port Of the Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners, Tor
The wear ending October 3lst, 1885, may be iouna
interesting 10 the advocates OF Rail Road Improve
ments in our own Stale. The Columbia ana fh-
IIh; Roll Road alluded 10 in this extract, is one
If tho most imperfect structures ofthe kind in our
country Its total length is go miles, and 1t cost
ner mile upwards Of $4,000, 1t IS sadiled win the
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C. The Investigating Committee are still hard
at wsrk in ~ York Their sessions are held with
closed doors, having determined that their proceed
ing shall be kept secret until the examination Of
Witnesses concluded, and no information has yet
ranspircd Of what the facts disclosed in the evil
dence. 1t is said they commence business at 10 o.
clock in the morning. and continue ill past four in
the afternoon, and then meet again IL, s.ven in the
evening, and continue ill 10 or later.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

NJ The House of Representatives OF Illinois mas
adon,ed resolutions condemnatory Of the Sub Trca-
sury Scheme, and instruetlng their oena'o'' ~
against tiff with the Specie clause ny "'o'0 " ~
to 90 and without the Specie clause by vote Oh 40
to 40 Asa majority of the Senate are Wh'g''hefe 10
no doub, of ,hc, adoption by that body ALSO
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~ 4. w q Cd % ID y .

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED. few pacl
w ages OF .s'EEs' GOODS,
amongst which are II lot OF Muslin Capcs and Gu.
la's. tFrcnch wotk,) very cheap:
Gallicocs, Wet.fpd & Cam, u;s.,,
= sney ii"naherchie's, Mmeno llandkerchiefs,
nau2e do Satin Ribbons
Poneee Silks do Velvet dn
am many other articles and y small lot of Nun,
benne's, aud we n'ei doy expectations Of receiv,
''so o' Nuns Bohnets, luew style) All of viii IL
we are delefmmcdto sell low 10, cash.
}. J. PUkNlS * DUFFEL.
Feb
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RICHMOND MARKET.

RICHMOND MARKET,
TOBACCO-Salcs of lugs At SS4 IA l0i cu'n'
mon Leaf II l2t good and fine shipping l5a 10;
fine manufacturing lG 90; new Tugs "a 81; new
leaf 10 Isl.
ELOUR-C City Ms-Sales a, 80 and held at
50. Canal genraIy hold at $3.50, though since
last quotations sales have been made To some extent
at 1926, cash, and on time, with interest added and
some has sold as low as 8 l21. The market is how
ever, now quite firm.
WllEAr-The Richmond Mills are Giving for
wagon loads 81 20 to 81 rs for red aud white and
for crops 81 IS to 81 go, time.
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MADEIRA, Gharmpairnc. etc.

F'IIE SUBSCRIBER off,1s those suncrinv
w II I,
Selected h, the Committee Tor ther excellent aual .
y, together with very large supply ,d all Othe !,
w ancs IN use otlnedium and very finest a,ialni.
IN bottles casks, with an caeasiee and choice sto
OF the hnes' Braudies, Gins. Cordlas Prescr,..
Pickles old h'eh Raroared Butayis Arrark. and !,
r,oos other altIelcs of thcsc kinds for sale a,
Howell DAVIES'S
Feb.
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DRS. ~. sN. GEELEy.Y.
STURGEON HhE,S,s,rs,a

'Ahto TINS occasion 10 inform the public ilst.
4 he las removed his Office next door sboye II
Aoehon room ct Col Charles Phelps, aud direc, ,.
opposite to H. u. Riehordss Hardware Store, VIII
duties oI his profession.
Dec. - A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

~ Mr.. Virgil, presented. IN the senate, a few
ua.s ago, plan Ola National Bank, prepared by u
'hotongh-going Loco Foco of New York, whose
fespeciab'iy aud intelligence Mr.. W. endorsed,
though he did not concur in his opinions. We pre-.
die, that National Bank If i, ever be brought for
ward again. will be 4 Democratic measure.
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o. The great OK, Olympus, has been lately sold,
in Boston, by Mr.. Wellington 10 Nj. Hall Of Wo-
burn, for $3.50.
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a. An Abolition Convention has been lately
held tor several days. in n. York. (Arthnr Tappan
presid'ng) It's great aim is said be get all the
Churches TO take an active part in the cause. The
Convention has produced very little excitement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

g AT Convention Of the Wing members of
The New York Legislature, afew days ago, it
solved to support n P. Tallmadge, as the candidate
OIL THAT party for U. S. Senator. Mr.. r. received 76
votes Albert H. Tracy 5, Francis Granger 4, Willis
Hall 9, blank l.
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f.ATE.s.1
BEE l#| HIVE.

mr. shoscfIDef Noull fesprtHuy tnIofm H4~
l. friends aud the public in general, that he ha,
purchased Of Mr. Marshal Baylies. t
sN0rfclt's Patent Zee Hire, y
Tor tie county Of Campbell giving him the right ig
make use and vend to others, 10 be used in said
county. lie recommends all those who are in,oresi
ed in the growing nl Bees. 10 call and purcl,as..
MoRREIL'S PATENT ZEE HIVE. u higIsl.
approved invention. The practice OF Destroying
these useful insects, is obyia,ed by having glass YES
sells or iuublers, whirh can be taken away at any
time, without any Inconvenience To tie Bees. TIL,
honey made in these hives, is OF far superior qua,
NY 10 that made N the common hives, there i. >
place prepared in the interior where the Bees dcpusr
lie they young. breah aud winter store. This Hrss
possesses many advantages over any other ia is
eohsfueuonior convenience, and It's entire preserve-
uoh oil the Bees from all Tie Iavages OF the web
worm moth aud other destructive insects. Tho. -
VINO nave been declared the pleasure and benefits T
raising thur own HONEY on account of the d =
hcnN ol protecting their Bees may rest assured Ill
LIS PATENT BEE H1V l..
VIII AFFORD perfect protection against I'll its enemir
lie Will eonsinn ly KEEP supply Of Hives on ham,,
and :" III sell family rights and Hives all who ma
'a'of MN with aeal CHARLES PHELPS.
Feb. II ~
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O. Ii is announced in the Richmond Wing
that Wh,'mell p. Tunstall, Esq. of Piusylvan,a,
will not DO candidate for reelection NJ the next
election FOR members of tho House ofDeega,cs.
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W The bill granting privileges to the Charles
ton and Cincinnati Rail Road Company. which has
received the sanction of North and South Carolina
and Tennessee, has been. for the second time. re-
Jee'ed by the Legislature of keniucky-ayes is, noes
50
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Sale and hiring Of Negroes.

an Thursday the l4th day of February, 1880.
~ before the front door OF the Market House in
the OF Lyncburg, there VIII be sold, at public
auction, some ten or twelve VALUABLE slaves /;
consisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
At the same time and place, there will be hired,
at auction, some ten or fifteen other slaves. Among
them, arc men, women and children. Some ui the
women have no incumbefance, and have been accus-
toned to waiting in the house.
Tcrms-The sale will be made upon six months
credit the purchaser or purchasers giving negol'a
BILE notes, satisiat torily endorsed. The hiring
will be as usual the hrer giving bond and securi-
~: NJ. II. GARLAND, Ex'or
Of B. Il. Scott, decd.
Feb JtU
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w lnere was received at the late Ladies F air
ID "'chmond, which was go, up for tho benefit of
the roor, S?4ol.