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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

= - HOBOKFN WALKS. This beautnl
CE2~~1 place of summer res~eat s now ~ perfect
-xeeesx- order Cor the reception OF company ana y
one Of pleasant retreats In the world To escape from
the and dust Of the city and enjoy the cool shades and re-
eh breezes OF this place. luxury which all can rpre
crate Boats ply constantly from Barclay street and two boats
lave Canal and Christopher streets every thirty minutes One
At &, Q, 10 O'Clock.
Fsre 81 cents jylo.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

ONE PRICK HAT STORE.
BROWN N CO.'S HATS,
For cheapuess and durability not surpassed BY
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly Tor color lshtness, dura
bility and lustre the reduced price Of ~ Their SALE
are Tor c which prscudes the necessity Of charging the goot
Cor los. srred BY the bad The public invited
to examine their Hats BROWN co.'s wholesale ssdre
tail warehouse No 17s Chatham squ~e, corner Of Mott st.
New York. mysism
yNTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF VlRGiNh-The
w subscribers have just received large supply Of the
Water propretors which they oher Tor sale
,hsr stores 70 wlh no Broadway and ~ Asor House
4 tA.eal disco, nj "a 80 Va wholesale purchasers
RUsHTON ASPINWALL,
Agents for the Fopristor Cor " York and he Eastern states
jyi6-in'
biscuit BAKERy.-EPHRAIM TREADWBLL eoa
I'D tiaues the Biscuit Baking nj 2T5 Washington street. cor
Of Warren street, and has constantly FOR sale,
SODA BISCUIT MILK BISCUIT,
BUTTER CRACKERS WINE BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
PILOT BREAD. All OF the srst quality.
r. T small Pilot Bread IL the FOR the South American
and West India markets.
Any o the above articles be delivered in good order Tor
EXPORT alton, at short notice iei2.6m'
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90 SYLVESTER NEW REPORTERAND CoUN
TERFEIT DETECTORis nest to the Herald The very best
and NEST useful publication erant 10 the If business
It'll. an exc,es advertising medium, and the charges
sopahe published every Tuesday morning. by sfLvES
TEps co ia R,oadway. ie7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

NEW AMERICAN MAGAZlNE-Now ready, No OF
IN The MONTHLY CHRONICLE Of Original Litera-
"a !. corinned on the 18th OF every The enssng
numbers will contain article. BY Professor ngshsm, Mr 81
courtney Professor Da Ponte james o. Brooks the author Of
Harry franco George Cstlin ESQ., Professor Barber &c &c
" SAUNDERS is7 Broadway and to be had Of al Book
..,lsr. jy2s-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-26

NIB All packages and bundles be marked TO his
VIM Harnden alous responsible for the loss injury
Of any articles property committed to his cares nor any
risk BY attached to the Boston and New
York Company in whose steamers his crate is
be transported respect TO it. its coutensa any time
ivlG3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
LAND Etsske SALE.

FHffIE subscribe, offers for sale his Farm situated
4 IN the upper end Of Buchng CHAM, about righ-
teen miles from Lynehburg. coniainn eight
hundred and twcenty four acres, sixty
of which are creek bottom--the Land is admirably
adapted to clover. timothy aud herdsgrass, as also,
tobacco. corn aud wheat
Off, The improvements are all nearly new, the
Fiiiil Dwelling House has eight rooms, with
-a-L.A two good tponS III tie basement. There are
two5 ood APPLE ORCHARDS Of well selected
fruit.
Possession will be given on the Goth Of Decem-
Der. The purchaser will have all necessary prvlie-
ges before that time.
he subscriber believes, that il is one of the
best tracts of high Land in middle Virginia half OF
it is forest land and most of that eond fobacco
Land. HENRY a. CHRISTIAN.
September &c Won
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FARMERS "a sEslEsGaaaNTs'
Sayimgs Institution,
E,ys.yeFFEEs EJAses.

rNHIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
n in successful operation Tor SIX wears under the
most prosperous cirCumstances-nOt dollar having
been lost, deb due the institutions but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue To
receive dcposltes, upon the most favorable terms,
thai is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months. interest thereon from the date Of deposite,
at three per cent. per annnm-over -four, and under
six months, four per cent and over SIX months, five
per cent per annum.
Deposites generally paid upon application, but
the Company reserve to themselves the right Of
curing two weeks.
Thosa wishing to deposite money, will call upon
BurWeIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

HNHE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS of
4 the Salem aud Fncastle Turnpike Road have
directed thai The letting out of the Road should be
advertised. Notice is hereby given thai on Tues
day the 29h day Of October, 1889, in front Of the
Court houSe, IN the town Of Salem, the letting OF
that pat of the Salem aud Newcastle TURNPIKE
ROAD from Col. iiarvcy's where ii inefsecls it'll
the Franklin aud Big Lick Turnpike Road, TO the
town OF Salem, the distance of eight and a hall
miles, the making OF said road. according to law,
will be offered to the lowest bidder. At the same
time aud place vii be offered, IN the same way the
making OF that part ofthe sid road from the town
OF Salem TO H." first crossing OF Mason's Creek, q
distance OF about thee miles. Persons wishing ia
engage in Road-mahlns tins winter will do well To
attend on that day in Salem.
n. BuRWELL, Pest, s. & n. r. Il.
Sent. n6 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
wa. George ID. Patferson:

fRAkE NOTlCE--fhat on Frday The 18th day
a of October, 1889. at the office of John A
Wharton. in the town oil Liberty. Bedford county.
Virginia, | shall take the deposition of John II.
Bower, and others, TO be read as evidence on the
trial Of suit depending the Chaneery side oil the
county court Of Bedford, in which am plaintiff,
and William Mead. commissioncrtG sell the estate.
and administrator Of John Patterson. deceased, aud
yourself, defendants II SAID depositions should
not be taken the day aforesaid they will be taken
on tie next day. AT the same place, and conlnu-
ed FROM day to day, until Completed hen aud where
you attend you think proper.
MICHAEL BOWER.
Sept II wlm+
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

A Trance Of eeek's Daraf,on.--A Young gil re.
siding IN house bptk of Gr,msn siicet between
Fourth and Fihb streets, Southwark n member Of
the Methodist church, known as the Academy
in Fourth street. Arch on the evening Of
Wednes day. the 26lh uli from her bed un
der religious excitement. and began To pray. The
religious exercises, with the woIkIn Of her ina
ciuaon. produced such a state Of excitement In he,
mind as TO throw hcriuto trance. IN which condl.
lion shc has remained since Yesterday week. inscn.
sihle To every object aud around her. Dn,inp
that period she has parlaken OF TODD except such
alimrnt As Thin ernel, winch her friends OF attend.
ants force into her mouth bct9een her cleuohed
teeh
Such long period ef nntnnsclousness and ab.
sineace has had ~ appetem effect upon her health;
she bre7hes regularly, her resp1atio is similar 10
that Of person IN deep letp, and her checks and
lips have The glow and hue OF heallh, the ruddy col.
~ oil which, added 10 face Possessing ree ulaiiy of
feature. gives her exlrenr = az aud beau
tiinl Appearance The only motion hit has been
obscrved during this length OF p by those around
her - a movement 81 the herd winch is turn.
ed occasionally from side The other, as she
lies upon her back, aud rapid rolling Of the eyebss
under the closed lids. She has now been ci. h day
Ia this Singular state, and nearer resto.
ration To stale of consciousness thdn at The time of
the ATTACK. though yesterday one Of her attendants
heard her whisper. Indislincily some hing about
her brother. which made them believe thai The fit of
unconsciousness was near lis lie miua,ion.
ohe mas pern ysiird by live ot SIX physicians.
Though II IS not knownto What lhry ascibe her rrc-
sent eondiiion, Wheeler the effect Of pb, seal OF
mental ca' scs. j he true believers. many Of whom
pave sisi eli her daily, ribe course 10 super-
naturai causes, and believe that her spliit is onn,-
'pun'ne with the blessed inhabitants Of another
world. and that she will be able 10 mike some strange
revelations on her n cove'y, period to which many
ii them look forward with feelings Of anxious hopc
Whatever may have been the cause which produced
and continpcs this singular effect here is one thing
certain that the facts detailed by her friends in re-
gsrdfo hr, present condition, strictly 10 be de-
pended on. The name oi the girl is Nancy Simon.
Phddd. Ledger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
AMERICAN THUNDER.

On fl,s plains % New Jersey. hot summer dsY.
Two Eags,Hsen snug siago couch wers 'sp mig
4 Yankee who happened 10 travel thatw
Took along side, and SAT ~od'iins and coping
Cbssk fall Of importance, like every trHe Bfitou
Who khoss British STARS far outsinc poor i-nnn
These eocknoys nvilae TINT inir oprs could n en-
But what vas nsip,d, misefsbly rnnY.
Compared to the English, herscs wor7 colts.
Amor but eali--and sheep bni a aHbi-
Andthc ion the Poopie-poor pilul dolls--
Mere Hottentot children, cnatrastod with them.
Jus then black cloud in the asceuiiag
1behshinins 1ashed frequent " ''h lp"fI'ble glare
While near, aud 6ercc tempcst Podeading,
Til. hnnder re -bcoa cd along the REM ali.
An oat. hy the way s,ss. lovos bolt made dash
With peal Tint knocked horses aud eocknie- NIL Hat
Their. d--n s,u said jonathan, quite in passion,
Have ,c4 got bitter thunder IN England Than that
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POETICAI..


have oaea heard the question asked, ayssrrs eve
~ruse POETRY. Thaihc did Know eo, that he eonid
NJ cne who has studied him dcaba. Ases cs reqaes
ed him his in her album immediately under The
signature 81 Lafayette. lie instantly seized The pen and
dashed of the following.--A 4. d@eraeaS.
.Dcnr lady . a litle fear
IT'S dangerous To be whiting here
Ills hand who hndc our Eagle ~,
Trast his Young wings aud naaan the SIX,
Whe babe the Atlantic tide
Now thunder. sweep, nasies ride,
Has traced in lines of iremi'l age,
His autograph epon tins page.
Higher than that Eagle scars,
Louder than thai tlrhnder roars,
His fans shall through the earth be sounding,
And Ger the ofiimc he bounding
While thousand. absurd as
Cling 10 his skrs, he sill viii fy.
And srring TO immortality.
ffhy his naihc wtic my own,
Twill take ~ierc am not Anun n
The euid salute viii meet nn,esf,
PRAY, slranger.how did ,bn come here =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
Valuable Land for sale.

a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, living
~ in Amherst County, on Tye River, about thee
miles from Nrw Glasgow, belonging TO the Legatees
OF W s. Crawford, dec. is offered Tor salc.-A good
porlioh al Ibis Lind is ia woods. aud heavily timber
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
aud ngh Land of good qualify. The improve
ments not valuable. This Tact contains about
400 acres aud viii be sold very reasonable terms
For farther particulars enquire Of
f.. FLETCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

NJ have just received lot al reasonable an'
w very Handsome . O ID for the La
dies, amongst which are
Rich figured Claiys, new style and splendid.
Mousi;u dc Lains. very CHEAP.
PLAIN black and small firnfed blGe-blaek Silk,
Rich black Satin Le,aatiue.
Victoria SAirts Thread Cambria Handkerchief,
BRUSH and American Pants. DC. &C.
HUNT x MARTIN.
Sept. %
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TWO certain tracts or parcel of LAND,
GAc huM0i.eas EeOf0s.s gscsrard.

EDANAWAN nom the subscriber on the 9Th of
a July, very bright mnlauo Boy by the name
of WARMER, about feet inches in height
black eyes, genteeli his appearance, very polite in
hls manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conccit
ed has SMALL sears the back ofone of his hands
He took with him Two suits Of cloihs one of gra,
broadclol, frock and pantaloons, the other oil
homcspun, coppcras color roundabout x pantaloous
and black tur hat about hall worn. 1t requires
close inspection to distinguish him from whire
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction Of Lynchburg, or lllsborough, o,
down the river.
! will give The above reward If taken over %
miles from home; over 10 aud within 90 niles $50
within 10 miles, $40 if ho is returned to me, on
lodged in jail, SO that eel HIM again.
NATHL. =. THOMAS,
Near Milton n. G.
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NO TIfF,.

TUE subscriber having soil his farm. md intend
L. ing to To ts,r SeHlh-wesi. sJl aTerfof
sale. hisresidenee. Fr1a, the 18th OF The pre-
seni uanili.son cfrtit oi months for all suns
over fen dollars. all nner cash. the crop n Tobae-
co. Corn and Forage. Plantation Tools. House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. together with vau-
bile loi oil mitch Cows. GEORGE MARKHAM.
IA
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.
Leorihg EDtchOtss's for feiCAisiosad or


FAVE Lynehburg ON Mondays Wednes-
days aod F,idlys, at ? o'clock. A. NJ. artise at
Charlottesville same evening. al 7. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville next day by A. NJ. reach The Rail
Road distance of oply 25 t1iles from Cha'-
lohesvllie by 10 O'Clock, and ar, we IA h'en,
meod same evenings, by O'clock. + VI. nus Wi,
as the most exprdilIous 10 Richmond going
Norb, by way Of Washington Guy. having no night
travelling aGei leaving Lynchbnrg. The teams
and coaches on this line first rate and the
drivers skful. careful and Accommodating. No
pans will be spared render The tIp safe aud plea
SAINT to the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond. 50 5o.--To Frede
ricksburg SIG. 5. b. CLOVES, Agent.
Jnne II Is
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Encourage your own r.anufnctnrcs.

nOLLAR.S MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES oC your town cncoura-
ged, BY buying Your HATS. OF the subscriber
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town OF Lynchburg, shall be inle-
riot 10 any and being determined TO sell low for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, VIII be appreciated by the public
and rs there will be credit IN our business good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have just re ceved good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will he made up in The neatest manner. by
first rate worknen. We are also receiving a 90 ID
assortment Of ladies' and gentlemens Shoes, mems
andhoy's iiue Fur Cloth and liar Seal Caps some
of superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE & RUMBOUGH.
A fine assortment OF Ladies' aud GenleHlen's
> 70 q & , a!soI sood dssoitment oil llatltls'
Trimmings.
.Hof' - Nl?n
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sFg0s'sys .vksfiticfsasiS.

4 He SUBSCRIBERS are agents Tor the sale
N of large number OF the genuine
MOrus TlUIticauiis Cuttings and Roots,
OF the present wears growth. They are from a
very unusually tourshlng nursery, in the adjoining
county OF Buckingham, and The tees are OF uueom-
monty vigorous growth, many of Them the LIST
inst. measuring from 81 To 4 feet in height. The
cultivaor, Rev J, ). Amistead, secured IN the pre-
sent unprolitous season the growth of screntg-fre
trees for every bundled single buds planted. He
warrants the genuneness of the trees aud The mauri-
~ of all the wood which he sells The cuttings and
roots will be ready Tor delivery early in November
Application to us post pail, will he promptly at
tended TO, WILLIAMS x VICTOR.
July Is Yiw ii Vtsof
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NNHERE will be said, credit of12 months.
d on Thursday the 3lst of the present month,
October, AT the late residence Of Sarah Mathews.
decd Mocy's Creek, Campbell CIV. all OF
he Estate OF said Sarah Mathews deceased con
sisling of Negroes, Horses. Cattle, Sheep. Hogs
Corn. Fodder, Oals, Household and Kitchen Furni-
utc Plantation Utensels. &c. For all sums under
i've dollars cash will be required for all sums over
bond with approved security.
WIN. w. MATHEWS.
Oct. IDS
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ANNUAL STATISTICS OF TOBACCO.
Pftporcd for ne R,ebmend rohpiicr, BY BagueA,
smith y jopcs.
Aennai Report al Tobacco Inspections IN Virginia
--Srorks ~ Wafrhuuses--and shpbodrd not
cleared Goth September. 1S39-"th list OF 70
reign Exports from James River rvm The Isl Oc-
tober -39. Ia 3Uh september. 1899
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAHEHousk'
ID aspect FULLY informs his friends anI tue
Ia public generally, that he continues TO cry on
The manufacture Of COPPER AND TN WAX L
in all it, various branches. His stock OF Tin are
IS now large. vel assprted AMI well worthy inc ~
tenfion of both wholesale and retail dealers lis
stock Of STILLS and other Copper Nare Is also
very trge and Desirable and he sprepared 10 manu-.
flcturc 10 otderSTlLIS any size or pattern and
will also repair old STILLS or tahe them ~ exchange
for new
He has also on hand large and well assorted
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans. &c, aud Is
prepared to weave 10 any oIder lie may receive
II also has attached to the establishment a BRASS
FOUNDRY aud ismepared to castto order, BELLS
for faverns churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes. castings for 1hreshing Machines, and
all ollter kinds Of Brass Castings.
He continues. also. 10 gutter aud cover Houses.
either IN town or country with Copper, I'm, Zine
or Sheet Iron upon the most favorable terms.
Old Copper Pewter aud Bass, either purchased
or taken in exchange for new work. Country pro-
duce also take ~ sehapge for all work in his line.
AuP, Wis
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TIVE STApLETON MILLS. are now pre-
a pared To receive WHEAT. Tor winch tho un-
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is Nis
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.IOFe as .HEE 3'EE.fFEES,
at "a s.fs;ssCeH s,ysCe!!

4 AN authorised to make sale OF four hundfe
d thousand genuine Aorus NJ ucaulis buds. grown
in the County OF BrunSwick-whch will do II early
application be made, AT half cent per bud. Or. II
preferred. three thousand TREES. nj seventy cents
per tree including side branches which, II Is beiev-
ed, will make average fabont 10 buds to the
Tree, addition tie foos.-Deiivercd nv the ist
December following. Address the subscriber al
PITS, lyania Court House, Va. WM, RISON.
Oct At
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June -
NOTICE.


'INHE undersigned is now ready TO receive wheat.
Il during the season, for which lie will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends aud the public generally
that in every +" here wheat is sent to the NJ LII
aud no price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mil
At the risk Of the planter long the price remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER and not an nsu-
,eg .s.:s!nst fite, water, DC. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aug.8
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EOR KEsN'E.
stocks, Collars &c.

TENTLEMEN will find at Hunt & Martins
NJ hne assortment of
Superior plain aud cooured Saiin Stocks,
do do do Bcmbaztne do
Linen Collars, all Patterns,
Black and cooured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior.
Sept. % Is
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smiths Tools, sr0rr0nfea.

4 NNlLS, Vices and Bellows, al warranied.-
"a For sale by II. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 3 Is
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lvgortis Tissi.icauiis.

WE ARE auth"ttsed &" sril 90 nr 10000 Cut.
w Tugs of lie Mofu, Mulntaulls, grown m the
vicinity al Lynellhuig. and warranted genuine.
HUNT x MARTIN.
Aug. 10 Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17

4 Il Citcuit superior Court Of Law and Chan
n ceiy. continued and held tor The town oil
bynchhnig. at the court house. IN the SAID town, on
Thursday, the 25lh day Of October 1888, setting as
a Gaur u Chaneery:
Bcniamn Wales Perkins, infant under the age
oil cot, one years, "ha sues by David Saunders
his guardian aud next friend Plaintit,
against
, RiLhald Pefk ms, administrator de bonis with
! the viii annexed OF George NJ. Perkins. deceased
ani Salnnr Muller. Richard Perkins, Charles il.
D,bfel. Archibald Iiaohcr, administrator with the
vii annexed III George ". Perkins, deceased.
Ralph II. Martin, JnIus W. Hatcher, Nelson /.
Hatcher, Dabney Martin aud Elizabeth his wife.
James II. Perkins Briee Manln and Mainda his
WIFE Tand, Duncan aud Lucinda his wife. aud
James " Dbiell. Deits.
Dabnry Maltin administrator Of William w Per
Inns, PhG
Richard Perkins administrator dc bons non Of
George ". Prikns deceased. aud Archibald Hatch
e., iofutf aduiuis RAZOR OF George NJ. Perkins, de.
ceased, Deits.
In decree pronounced IN these causes on tins
DAY rs found the CLAUSE following =" The coun
" would now proceed 10 decree the balance found
due the Plaintiff, hut f"r the uncertainty what a
mount Of unsallsGed debts remains outstanding n
- pn0st the cstair of George NJ Perkins, deceas-
- d. ascrrtaine which. the laSl oi these causes
" Is tcconmiied 10 one Of HE commissioners Of The
court To take iurler account oil thc nites ni The
negroes, tnd IN winch account hc will debit he de-
= cree IN favor of benjamin W ales Perkins, and as
- ccltain and report the unpaid debts OF SAID de-
cedenl, II any and I'll creditors, who shall not APP
" pear and render ihelr accounts before him, shall
" be thereafter barred and TO This end hc will
the creditors by lhiti, days notice in the Ntglnian,
apublic news paper pinledin the Town OF Lynch
" burg. Fnd repar' his proceedings TO The Court, in
- order 10 n hnal decree"
DAVID ROBES. Clerk.
toMMissloNKRs OrFIcE, ]
Lynchhu,r, 18th Sept, 1889. :
In obedience 10 the foregoing extract from the
otder OF tuur, III these causes, all persons having
claims against the estate Of George M. Perkins, de
ceased, hereby uulihrd, thai they present thcit
accounts with the evidence Of the Indebtedness al
The said George NJ. Petkins 10 ne. NJ my office. IN
his town, the 29th day ol October next that the
same may be reported 10 the t0utl.
JAMES BENAGll, CLERK.
Sept 30 I'm
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Aug. IL

IVORY KNIVES X FORKS IN SETS,
4 Patent Coffee Pots aud Steak Dishes,
Plated Candesticks. Sunnrts aud Trays,
Audli"ns, Ferdcrs. and Shovel aud longs.
Just received mud iot sale by
Il. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 Is
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R'ssgjS'E SAf.Ei.

hoy virtue OF deed Of Trust, executed to the sub
- scfIber Tor certain purposes, therein mentioned.
by Lewis Long. bearing dale the 26lh day of
September, 1898, and duly recorded in the Clerk $
Office OF Graysen County Court, will be sold, pub
llc auction, the highest bidder for ready money,
the premises, on Thursday the 3lst day OF Octo-
Der next,
TWO certain tracts or parcel of LAND.
lying ard being in the County OF Grayson, the
waters OF Elm and Peach Bottom Greeks containing
six hundred acres more or less including the
plantation wherein The SAID Lewis Long lives
and also NINE MlLCH COWS.-The subscriber
acting rs Trustee will convey only such title TO the
two tracts Of Land aforesaid is vested in him, b,
virtue Of the deed Of Trust aforesaid.
JEREMIAH JENNINGS, Trustee
Sept 30 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-17
CARRY AE.H.S.

E.NOR sale. two OF three good CARRY ALbS.
L some of them extra fine Springs; like
wise for sale some BUGGlES and one SUbkI
or cash, the prices will he veiy reasonable. Apply a,
EbLlOTr'S STABLE.
Oct 10 2w