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NEW ORLEANS \ CIIAiil,ESrrON PACKETS
81 Thus lire consists u, len, yossei. ali -,
,SF.M the first rlae, c,,,,,o, w. AZ ="
-A---z-- ened, and Of hhou, 900 tons tur,,'rn
with ha nds'Hr recommendations far r,ss.n,.ta
These vessels orr cuinnnanc.d hy cuDr,;ns-wel
experienced IN the trade, who will give every at
ton'Ion' ana cXcr, Themselves to accnn,m.,ai III,
sh,prcr+ ] hey will h" towcd UP and down The
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans on or before
me ioth and lo'h ct every montE. The following
vessels compose The line, viz
Brig arabian, Charles G rlon, MASTER
bris C"apman,J. b. Thompson, MASTER
Er'g A'"enn, }: D"ane, master.
- eaf" 't'gfr Williams, j. Allihers mns'er.
l'' 'r"'Eht or passage, nrpy to J. \. BARELll
~ o''ol cannon st. New Oleuns, or NJ. c
HSlnNca Nin,l's'"n. oct
O"hAnD n CoS Boston ana New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-27

JEWr.iRi, AT WHOLESALE.
Z Z NJ. BELL, No 49, Charities sf, has liiI day
W ccivrd fall assortment of Watches, Jew cry.
Spoons, Spec,"cErs ni Glass Ware, they sill he offer
ell at the lowest market price. uI1 II
1fspI!.G IL HAN,
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN & ENGLISH CROWN GLASS,
Ne. 3 '-,HoNnEI.Er s;rREGr. Of
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Enevsnn's R,z"r Slro,s-Ih,ee cases Ut lht
genuine ai'icIe. i"sl received by
oct ). REESE 5. DLAEt1, IS Camp 5,
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CNTFtF''7 FTnlH EXlr'ct Il sorsnporlllA
HnF'''Ing 'hr "'""' &c ii" d. and rubrhs, &C.
swrrn's Pnna,ra and T,rntlug" BRUSH an
Ha"r'rlu o,I., o rudulduc &C.
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BUSINESS CARDS,

~ A CARD.
II S. SEYNGTT',
Wholesale Grocers and Commission aeraants,
No. q Comn.on Street.-The, Orleans.
O'Farticnlar attention paid TO tn ting up Of
Stral boat and Ship stores.
now
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all SHALL. a. BROWN, 90 Magazine It
AoME.Sri'sS-25 bales Great + ats Go Al brown,
~ - ehettte2e anil IS hnies jackson I'm Al brown
s2dsaf ftoM ailip Charleston, for sale hy -
lltll alsRIDGE T. Co.
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HE iIFNN;N NTv.T1v Inrl,,.I,I of "E;,,N.,
lazy oil IlsunIN,' &c, lew c,lts,u 2y,,a ,vm,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
Trust sale Of Land.

pursuance of a deed of uusi, executed to me by
n Giles f"qua and Elizabeth Fuqua, his wife, for
purposes therein more particularly set forth, bear
ing date the Both day Of MAJ ch in the wear 1886.
and record in the clerks Office the county cour
OF P''tsylvanla, shall, "Wednesday the fourteenth
""y OF August IN the year eighteen hundred and
fhfiy-h'ne, II iar il not the next tar day. proceed
10 sell on the premises, by way OF public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash, the tract Of LAND
therein conveyed, To This ttact of land lies in
fhlsyNanla county. On Saunlon rwer. abou, three ~
Tour Mules below Wards bridge, and was a part of
The estate OF the late Henry Ward deceased It's
behaved thai there are abont seventy acres of low
grounds upon II. which is said 10 be valnlblr and
hi2lly productive. The highland. consisting Of
about three hundred and sixty one acres is not very
i'rtile. but Is said to bt well timhrred p,opoi.
non oil It, however, is sad To be pretty gond tobacco
land.
ANY person, wishing to purchase, will il is nre
snhheu' wish to see IT, and in that event Mr. Giles
"qua who resides upon the land, will, have no
un"o'' shsw II TO any person wishing to examine it,
lie title is believed be good but selling as ,rus-
zee shall warrant only such title TO the purchaser,
as 10 conveyed to me.
JOHN B. DABNEY Trustee
'u"e IL tl4A
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J une -
James River and II anaNha Com.
pIny.
Notice 10 delinquent Stockholders.

a stated Monthly Meeting Of the President
A and Directors of the James River and kanaw-
n. 60, held IN the City of Richmond, on Tuesday,
llth May, 1889:
Resolved, That notice be given to the dclinnuenl
stockholders OF the pany, that in case The amounts
due nom them respectively, be not paid or secured
IN manner satisfactory To the Board previous 10
The lst day OF August next then stocks wall immr.
dlatcl thereafter be advertised for sale pursuant 10
The provisions of the CHARTER.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having acc cunts
against the Company, and who are in arrears. be
and they are hereby requested TO send lhclr
CLAIMS 10 the Secretary Tor settlement al the JULY
meeting of the Board, and that in case of failure
TO do so on their part, the existence of their claims,
VIII not exempt them from the operation OF thu
foregoing resolution.
Resolved, that for The purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions to be published in the newspapers 10
Richmond Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Lexington,
Fmcastle Lewisburg aud Charleston, (kauawha,)
until thelst August.
By order of the President and Directors,
w. b. ClllTTENDEN, Secretary.
May 2 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

TTNIlE subscribers WOOL carding Machine, will
Il be in full operation by the OH day OF the pre-
sen, month, Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skful WORK man, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor. who has been in the practice Of making them
for the last 90 years, and pledges himself keep it
u first rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound, the
Of the wool 10 furnish punnd of grease for
every 0 pounds of wool. The Machine will be sit
uated on Black-watei, . miles from Lynchburg, on
The Forest Road, the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
Tate. Ipledee mysefto use every exeron IN max
ing frsrae Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine Persons DESTROYS In send W DOL TO my ill.
Informed that they will leave the at the
Stores OF Messrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the same at my expense
be carried the Mill cardeI and brought az ain for
delivery in the form Of Rolls. shall also keep
staptly at the same places, supply Of WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
June -
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10 rIIE plRI.IC.

Hito,ingt Del. June %, 500.
The undersigned, Administrators oil the Estate OF
the late llezekiah Niles, former Ednor oil the Re-
gister, begs leave to inform the public, that there
yet be disposed OF, on reasonable terms. Few
full sets OF Niles Register from the commencement
To volume ftty.inclusve, with all the supplements,
and general Index all complete, comprising period
OF tWeny fire years, together with number of sets
inc udng the second, third aud fourth SERIES from
September, 1917, 10 September, 1886, with sundr,
odd volumes to complete the SETS 81 those who may
have been, or are nov subscribers to the work.
She would also beg leave TO state, that yielding to
the inpeilous necessity which exists for so dung,
she has placed all claims due 10 the said deceased.
IN the hands Of Phihp Reigart of the Cny OF Ball,.
more, with view oi having The same collected and
tlosed by hm-a'l the Books Of the concern being IN
his possession, and 10 whum application be made
Tor sets or pats of sells of the aforesaid work.
The Undersigned hopes that she is not presu,nine
too much in aseing the kind and liberal public pres:
OF Tie Uuitsd States, to give the foregoing few in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

Hater and Erc.-P,olessar Epsy. who proposed
to The last Congress to sell them ran-(s thousand
dollars Ter smart spanking, five thousand for .
good scyIcable shower, aud len thousand Tor real
thunder s'otm)-is lecturng IN Philadelphia aid
New lo,k, anu rersuading some people to believe
~ his doc''ines iist coy appears 10 be that
can al any time be produced by rarliying the Ut
mospleie as Is proved by the tact that evey touha-
grafton OF cry ~ large town is always foliowe BY
copions descent vi the aqueous fund. s CHI WAS
invariably the case after the great fires IN New York,
III Charleston Savannah. fayetteville &c. Therefore,
When tie people vi Go unbla Tor instance, are suffer-
ing from dough, they have only to burn up tho
Town, ndthe,, Cabbage pauis aud roasting will
be made 10 flourish.
There IS Frtnehnap, however who beats our
Ame,lcan ph,losul he, a hollow. NJ. Gaud,n, OF
Pans, lmvn2 com. 10 the CONCLUSION that the sun IS
"A woiu-oui, Questionable cUuifivauce, winch any
scirnthc man should seoru 10 by, has set hii,-
sell 10 wufk aud iuyen at lign so 900 times
stronger than gas! lie proposcsio ~ the cen-
ne OF Pans clubhouse five hundred fet high, aud
itom us summit nightly Illuminate the CITY with
bnlldncy winch vii, make his solar ,Ies,y asliam-
ed 10 ioon our French Pho,ous m the lace.
rotamb,a ). Z. Telescope.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
SllO REVy:YKD.

WHERIEsA,,s HENRY WATKINS, so, sometimes ct ne,
w called Henry Groean, was committed to the
Jail Of Henry county, Virginia, for Horse stealing,
and did the 9Th fApril break said Jail and make
his escape therelrom; therefore, few OF the c'tl-
zens Of said county 10 offer a reward,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
Cor tie delivery OF sad Henry Watkins safe in The
Jaii of said county. Watkins is a large man. twenty
two or three yeats old. has blue eyes and light hair,
fair skin bearing led fresh color, and sloppage IN
his speech was raised in this county, and it is
thought that he is making for the STATE Of Ohio.
WM. ANGLIN.
Henry CO. June II l2l"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
I'm Richmond, virginia.

ffrllE next Winter Term of Lectures in the NJ ed
l. ical Department Of Hampden Sydney College
at Richmond will commence C. MONDAY. Octobe
2lst 1882 and continue until the last Of Febfuar,
following
AUGS. l.. WARNER. NJ ID. Professor of Su,ger,
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE. NJ. d. Professor o,
Macra Medica and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOllANNAN, NJ. ID, Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem.
is,ry and Pharmacy.
The College Inf,mary, attached to the College
Building, has been IN successful operation for the
last eigh months and furnishes constantly a num-
Der Of interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases 10
which the Student has access AT all hours
The College lnfifmar,. together with the Aims
House. Penlentaiy aud Armnry. (Nh ich are under
the charge OF two ii the Prolcssors) wall afford the
Student AN opportunity OF Witnessing tie various DIS
eases incident to a Southern climate. hc abundance
Of materials FOR Anatomical purposes and the reduced
price al which they are f rnshsd will enable the Stu
dent 10 acquire an intimate know ledge Of The ato-
my CT the human body, and the Of Surgical ln-
srumepis.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lDhrlnary the Professor of Surgery was enabled to
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gcal operations upan the being SUBJ and from
the increasing popularity Of the Infrma,y, there is
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance. &c. can be obtained in Tins city for e ur
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Course of
Lectures in this institute will be received as g.
quiyaent TO one IN The following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy wanna jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPhiladelphia; Medical College of the Stale
Of South Carolina; Trannsy lvauia Unye, SHY, Lex
ington Ky; University IL Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ing Rooms oflhe College ON The frsl OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
Richmond, May q GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
COMMIsSiONER's SALE OF LAND,

l pursuance ola decrctal order Of the Comfy
= Coon Of Amherst, pronounced at ns June
Term, 1899, in the suh therein depending IN Chan.
Gerry, between = scstrr l.. Burford and Archclaus
Cox aud Gillian his vile Plaiutfls, and Nancy Bur.
iotd, and others. Defendants the ,sicncd, the
commissioners therein named, will pro, eed. on the
premises, en- the lst day of August. 1882 to sell. bv
way OF pobic auction, On a credit OF twelve months
he purchaser OF purchasers giving bond with good
PERSONAL SCENT, Tor tho paymcn, Of the purchase
money, aud the le 10 the Land itself being retained
= a iu,,her security 'he,ctor.) certain
HRACf on parcel Of LAND ss,sNnA
WIN us appntenances, lying and beng in D2aS
me County oi Amherst. on both sides of ~
Harris Creek containing 3OJ acres, -
more or less; II being the same Lind on winch An.
brose Bnford deceased late OF sad County, resided
II the time o his death. The sale of said Land will
be made subject 10 the ,igllt OF doweroI to widow
OF SAID Ambrose Burlotd IN SAID Land The THE of
sad Land, t",th the exception ut the dover inter.
est a'"iesa'd) IS beheyedio be good. but acting
merely as the agents OF the Court, tho undersigned
VIII not be responsible therefor.
EDMUND WINSTON, Commits.
WILLIS NJ REYNOLDS. sion,rs
June ~ IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
Office Of Farmers Bank Of virginia,
LY:YCEYBIKG.

DOCKS Of subscription for tie additional stock
ID Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. are now
pened at the Banking House, in Lynchburg: The
stock is offered at hundred dollars per share.
with interest thereon from the 3rd Of June. 1885,
Payment of one fourth Of principal and interest Is to
be made at the time OF subscribing, and the residue
IS to be paid at two, four and six months from the
3rd OF June. .WM. RADFORD, Pres't
June 90 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS
Msgs
LDnchbNrs for Richmond or
The North.

Ea' L Lynchburg on MONDAYS, Wednes.
- days and fridays, at 9 O'Clock, <. NJ. .r,ne a,
C."'',o'es'llles same evening, at 7 p. NJ. Leave
p "''o''esV'lle next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
nD''' distance of only % miles from Cha,olles
se after The LIST of July by 10 O'Clock, and ar,ve
~ ~ n'ehln"nd same evenings, BY 5 p. NJ. THIS will
" "u oN lar The most comfortable route as well
NJ most expeditions 10 Richmond or gong
,o'm, ny way OF Washington Guy. having no night
""'elh"g aite' leaving Lynehburg. The teams
I , coaches on this line are f,st rate. aud the
"'"efs skilihl. careful and accommodating. No
p""s WIZ be spared to render the ttp safe plea
sa,, TO the passengers.
rare though to Richmond. 50 5o-To Fr.J,
rlchsbure $l2. S. b. CLOVES Aoen,.
June IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

A SCENE IN CONGRESS.-Thc Madisonisn
tells the following aneedote oil Mr. Canb,elengs las,
effort in the House OF Representatives. 1t Is loo
good to be lost
:. 1t was about tho lasl speech, except Mr. Folks,
that nadc lntle 25lh Congress. The House
Of Representatives at the hour OF nndns ll between
the 81 aud 4h OF March was a perfect Babel. We
took oi the passing scene, and shall time
write them out In IA room adjoining the Hall u lib-
.ral quanity Of whiskey had been freely dispensed.
IT MAS rnl,or.d that Cam" as II was the morning
OF hi exit had been led there In refresh his lhn-
gushing faculties We heard IN tie Hail cues oi
" Cam IS going 10 call up tho SUI Treasury !"
" Cam how much money rs there m The Treasury r.
" Cam Is -" " Cam Is gong 10 SPEAK Mr.
Cambi eleng rose, aud with suppressed ups. popped
huns II himy between II couple OF desks very neni
the Speaker. Mr.. Cambreleng sent 10 the Speaker
resolution which he sad liz oiiriGd as amend
meni." The Clerk read II. aud the Speaker de-
claied it out OF order, wheteupon MI. Cam
b, eeny deliberately took oil hls specaclos, eeva-
ted his chm, and SAID with great heat aud earnc
ness:
:. Mr.. Speaker. that resolution is for the appro-
priaion oi pay to some OF The most neritorious Off
GERS Of Tbs Hous Tor extra services, oi the
! urgent fund. They ought 10 be paid, SIT. Shall
theli wives and families suffer, sir, by our neglect
S,t insist that the resolution IS perfectly IN oidrr.
1t IS but amt ndneni, SIR, 10 the original fesou
iiou now under the consider alton Of this House. Ii
1t Is not IN urdrr ST. be- leave ASK, hOc came The
Original resolution before tins House. | ask again,
sir, nov -
! The Speaker repli j, in burst Of laughter. that
| there resolution before The House lm-
! modei ate laughter ensued, III which Mr.. Canbre-
Icing he,,l,ly participating, withdrew 10 his seat
Tins twas Nh Cdmbreengs last speech, aud We iancy
we hear The emphatic NOW" sill echoing through
the Hail."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From The Philadelphia North american.

What has became Of tho twenty or thirty millions
expended IN the FLORIDA wari This question is Of
ten. rs II should be, asked. but not so often IL
should hc. Did our people see tho money taken
from their pockets, they would ASK tho question To
some purpose. The great bod, of our chzens.
WI" are labonng 10 support their families, aud are
eoaning under The high prices Of the ncoessates Of
NE. do not reflect lha, they paying parton Of
thef earnings To meet The reckless expenditures Of
Govrrnmen agents, and To fill the pockets Of greedy
contractors, The revenue paid at the Custom
house Is supposed To como IN some mysterious way
rom The bosom OF the dcrp instead ol being drawn
day by dh, from the purse Of the frugal consumer. 1t
g"esas ~, seriously rs u comes aud # Congress APP
P'opfintes few nuilons, We nouce It as much
~ we should notice the passage Of empty
resolution, or the appointment of committee
What has become Of the twenty millions
shfewd Yankee goes to Florida with llIle
steam boa, which he has bought from ono of our
rivers Tor seven thousand dollars. and the u. s. Ar
my pays him Mrte hundred dollars day 10, The
mere use oe boat agreeing to return the bnat IN
good condition rs when II was taken. Tho boat ~
employed At this rate iiom October 10 June aud At
the end oi that time the owner receives fon the
Treasury Seventy tito thousand dollars, the boat be-
i"g returned IN good repair. During pau ot tins
Tine the boatli,s at WHAT while the captain. who
was sent tn ,rlpin II to lis owDcr is having drunk
IN tfolic aud meanwhile tho Government Is paying
Tor II three hundred dollars day In addition To
tins three II ndred dollars. tho crew must be pad.
r,lc wood must he had, sud IL the time for 6nc
d'nughi On the Ire sury. Ten times The rdtae Of The
GOOD IL n moderate charge ; the money Is pad.
and the boat moves n. Attic same rate oiher
purchases made aud labor employ ell aud the patriot
ic dealers who thus supply the Guvciun~nt are great
y saddtncd that the houor oi the natiun should be
wounded by any thing lko Il Iehnqu,sb'nen, oI the
Florida war.
Ihiss not fancy II 's history, aud we have II
HON the mouth OF an intelligent gentleman IN Flor
'd', whose ac,oun, riis The highest confidence.
From the same source we learn t0hal might have
been well enough conJectuied) that TIE movers Of
the excitement respecting Gen. MAcoMns lrcaiy are
chiefly men VIM furnish, directly o. indirectly, the
supplies o the army, aud the means Of carrying ON
the war.
We have stated these idcls ~ throwing light on
the question, " What has become oil the twenty
nlllious p That peculiar circumstances may some.
m rs render such expenditures unavoidable viii not
~ doubted. But the bsoty Of tho FLORIDA con
raels ADD purchases would probably do uslo credit
% tn. financial skill OF tie Government agents, IT .
uch apology were Offered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
From the .Saratoga IN. " Erchange.

MovRNFuL CAsUALTY.-We are Informed that
a chid aged about ten yea,s, the daughter vi Mr..
Abraham Welcu VINO tesiies ABOUT ten miles III the
est, noin OF Lake Pleasant, Ira Ia pieces aud
almost entiftly devouled u, abth,i vi ine la gest
SIZE On MONDAY week. Inc end was paying on
the bank u IA snalt stream. mitnta sight anu nearing
OF the house, when tie pdathef spid"g itu'" low
lhieket ot hemock, srtnru her ny tie ueek, aud
alter dragging her the tchet pIoc, eded 10 de-
your het at leisure. the mutiiel oi the iitte g,t
had gone 10 sptiug les DIS bei," the house, Tor
The putpvse OF 0btpnng pan al wafer, AMI se re-
,uined Just IN time 10 SEQ tue monster leap tile ceek
wui the last remaining linb oi her da"sh,ei daaehna
! a on, his mouth. Mis-. Ellen cutnptc ended at
glance the extent oil the Calamity. anu She innie.i-
.,tey Tor her busosnu, VIVA was engaged
IN maxim, shingles, neaiiy a mile aud t,aii IN
lao woods ifom the house. lie hnmeaiarls start
ed IN puisuit vi the icr.Iious sau,ii"l, b It'd lot
succeed Ia Capturing INN. All tu, rou,a be found
vi The little suitef,f "as pat at hsT itocS, aud soa
hau all tlotted Ard mshed IN blood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
s.sAEor E...s.A.

~ Wv IA Os LEA ~ ~.
- okslAN 10 n drc,eo "t the County Cou'i
OF Campbrll pronounced IN the Chancery sun
oi Smart and others, phiHills, against Farss and
others. Defendants, the undersigned Commisslonc,
therein named aud appointed, Will on The 18th day
hi July 1882, on the premises EXPOSE 10 sale, by
way OF ublIc hueti n, Tor cash. the following IanIs
situated III the County nj Campbell, now occupied
by William Canada, In wit: ~ acres subj.ct 10
The d"wcf Interest III May Puce, ac May Fariss
widow OF Bcnj ,mln Fmss, deceased. Also 2GS
acres, bri the balance OF the real estate belonging
10 the estate al the sad Benjamin Faiss. deceased
Acting as Commissioner, the Undersigned will onl,
convey IL the pnlebaser purchasers such TILE as
Is vested IN him by sad dcr'cr.
JOHN FARISS, Come
] ne ,l2;v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08
.N'O7ICE.

DY VIRTUE Of decree of the Circuit Supc-
- nor Court of Law and Chancery, Tor the
County OF Amherst, pronounced on the Sth day OF
April, 1899. IN the Of Mary !. Joplmg widow
and relief ofGeoree A. Jopling, deceased. Plaintiff,
and Richard 5. Ellis and others, Defendants the
Undersigned who is hereby appointed a Commission
er for The purpose, will proceed, on Saturday. the
l3hd day ofJuly next, al the PedIar Mills in the
County OF Amherst to sell. by way Of Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash,
The woman Peggy and boy Willis,
In ,oid decree mentioned; or so much thereof as
will be necessary for the purposes OF said decree.
JAMES GILLIAN, Cnm'r.
June24 wtl3J