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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
POETICAI..
sKruscTroNsArrEs AplsArem.

I'm sehe, now. That last conounded spree
Has lofi raging fever in my bones,
Aud my raek'd nerves as il noekery,
Bring to my eve and familiar tones,
Aud shts which essay in vain TO fee.
Alas that shortlised Pleasure When she dies
Leaves such sad mnurners at her ohsequcs
Life us dream--~hether asleep waking,
We hug unnoal phantoins TO cur breast
Our mood " ,siad our grief OF JOY still making
Wepant AID struggle IN search ofrea
All, rest that happiness lini knows no hnrn1ng-
Like younsiirds' JOY within their callos nest.
Oh that my passions, NOW grown rnItures, slept
Forever and some silent guardian kept
Der them unmit'r rated watch How sweet
Were then the journey down life's uouhlcd stream
Like some soft foser, by the rude tempest beat,
That floats oil silently beneath The beam
ofpityns nioon--ai, shrinking from the heat
OF noontdc, like broken morning dream,
Flashes mamcni IN the rushing i've,
Then seeks beneath It's wave home forever
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IRON FOUNDRY.

NJ McCLANAllAN & McNAMEE wonl5
W respectfully make known to the public thai
they have commenced the above business in IvncLs
burg IN the Old Theatre, on the 2nd street, above
Nam street Machinery and Mill Gearing of every
description ana weight viii be executed in tho ,o,;
cs, manp,, an - the shortest notice pots O"o
Biscuit Bakers. Skicts and , i~ of all sizes, And
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes. GudgcoAs, &c.
Mould Boards, OF the McCormick pa,,slns and 9TH
crs, ~ different sizes. Bills will tie filled. if rcouir-
ed, with any or all oflhe above named articles fro,,
The smallest 10 The largest sizes. We will also o
'hem constantly on hand, FOR sale, by the ton or by
me piece. We will give liberal Prices in C,st;nS,
for all the old Iron thai may be btouob r.
II rs not too thick to be broken into small pieces
May % P''oe''
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FOR SALE,
1--WE NATIONAL HOTEL il

I'liE NATIONAL HOTEL in the town of
Dmslle, Virginia, large aud commodious
building WIN twenty rooms conveniently arranged
and supplied with necessary Furniture &c, situated
III me most business pan OF the town. up II the
corner oil Nam street aud the passage to the bridge
with oths, buildings attached.
The subscribers would prefer private sale of the
property, Tor which they would give a cond ba,pai
aud hbctal time to make the payments " hich mn In
be divided to suit the purchaser. We need not $ "
mat DdnylIe lsnow IN rapid state OF Improvement
an promises sure market to Il c planter and far
mer ion ~ linds OF produce nor do we deem it
necessary to rcnn.i purchaser that it Is the great
thorough fare through rh.ct the Southern people
aaveto the Virginia watering 9laces and 10 other
pnrts OF the United States.
II net sold before the Isl day Il SeptcniLar .oA,
We 'haii On that day offer it for sale TO the hien.
est bdder, upon credu OF one, two and three wears
requiring the purchaser TO secure the payment by
bond aud approved security or a deed oftfust upon
the property TO secure the pun chase money If
however, private sale shall be made before III, Is,
September notice OF the same shall be given.
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS
ROBERT ". WILLIAMS.
Danrillc, July II lw
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From the Rev. A. ID. Metcalf

. MAR LEXlNGTON, May 81, $50.
MeSsts j. IL a. Campbell--iIning for several
seasons visited your justly celebrated springs, and
hasihs uniformly derived much advantage from the
use OF the water I cheer(ully add my testimony to
rs virtues both that other md yiduas may profit as
nave done by the use oithc water and that Won may
IN some measure he rewarded lorihc exnonSiyo ~,
pfoVcments aud excellent Accommodations Won have
made and provided. My diseaseis chronic liver aC
lecuon' accompanied with cough and dyspensia.-
/ &c water uniformly appeals to the liver, win gen
tie action o" me bowels; improves appetite and d.
geston, and prouGces a general tonic effect on The
whole system. feel veil satisfied thatI am iodeh,
ed to large extent to the putue of the Alum Sprnu
lor considerable portion OF the health and co,n(5
have enjoyed since ued It's efficacy This state
menl is al your disposal.
Respectfully, A. D. MFTCAJE
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~ 10 xeS1ss.SgsEB.

w called Henry Groean, was commiIteJ 10 10
jan OF Henry county Virginia for Horse steaIina
ana dId on the eth April. break said a and mats
ms escape therelrom; therefore, a few Of Tho ci,i
zens OF SAID county 10 offer as reward,
oNE ~ NDkhD AND FORTY DOLLARS
Tor The delivery Of sad Henry Watkins s,E, ~ i t
Jalio said county. Watkins is I,ror man ~ VIC
Two or three years old has blue eyes and lleh hair
,a'f SKIN bearing ied fresh color and stonn,oo !;
nus speech was raised in this counfv anJ :, "
'nousht that he Is making for the STATE of Ohio
Hor,v WIN ANGLlN.
o""' - los
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LisERA-I1a dis ateles by the Sa da are lish.
y g'ahyne. Governor Buchanan az tn, d,y =,
'tf ms arrival, convened the oiuzeLs oI Mon,o,i.
anu presented Tor heir acceptance the new Co,,,,.
.u'on iot the Commonwealth OF |. btria nj , ia
ne Was the bearer, and Which was afopted IN
following eAtacts are taken from he fepo,t ot las
tour: - MS
he day after nay Inauguration | started q, ,
f'lt 10 the upper settlements acconpani,d by no
Colonial Secictafy, Nj. Teage, Nh B,,udc, -
ber ol cohneH, and two other gentlemen trbnnrh
we passed RAPIDLY from place to place and ,hnn; h
ho''e 81 our approach had Wecedcd ~ on, a Ie,y
NOUS, The people were assembled ie the sesr,,t ~
iaSes on our arrival, aud received Us with enlbns,,
NC welcome amid firing OF cannon and othe. demon
sualohs 81 puDhc u Julrng, The necp.sitv Of =,
turning IN medialeiyl Munrusia, CONN, He'd ~. -,
several easses TO dlsappuul the kind intentions ~
me ehzens, by foregoing then luvltatlans to nnbI
ulhLefs prepared Tor the occasion. could n, IA, E
stay TO the time required lot short address
tanine me Constitution and the letter of the III
nfse documents were well receyed, and the Con,
s.'u,oh seemed TO give universal sasiaciiou
, was very mach gfailfed IN passing up the :,
du' 10 see The extent ol Improvement SINCE nv
m ts' 'hfee Yeas ago. From New Georgia to
.hhisbuls, distance Of about II lnil,s tb. 49,
nahk OF The tiyer exhibits an alno.t ,on,o, 81
- Cultivated ldrns, many OF them too of consido,It
we Inc opposite shore still wear, the GoI,sna r.
,he uhorohen forest and presents one Of rho -,
So IL sptc'hens oil native scenery but ihonph
WIN ihe iuAullatt GfaueIy oG an A 4
'ean iofes', must say that there was -, w. ~
II. In 10 tue appearance Of the night bank win
,nJ go VI neat eonages-fhe waving fields of IRE
80" eo'n' and even IL the blackened clearinos ;,,.
m.pa,."s ior the seed Of the husbandma5 , ,"a
enre'ns TO my feelings than IN all he I b ',oao
sunny land. e'"0eiished this
.x.,; we arrived at Nisburgh some time before
evening, and, after the meeting. loot '',e ue'ofe
the settlement, and assembled line ,; s''o'' over
.a "a zee rom The river, whence we had paoJ ya
80 =. W. image ana the surrounding couutry Mn
o",s' IS Pieasantly situated, and exhjbiIs , ttif
picturesque s appearance from almost any nn,,7
view IL has but Que street, which mn Fo''' oi
WIN the ilver and abou, a mile and H., t',a"ei
ms street is neatly turnp,ked. and I1,Ja, ohe'
, "no'c Instance on both sides with pan,ain anI
pan"na uees' which throw over it an air AT onra
refreshing aud Ornamental =" ' d once
,s ~, 'u'sins nom Tie neat aud thrifty appear,pce
u me houses and illehighy cultivated en-, 1p.','
'hou'd say there are none but udepenJ.n, ,saa,,
n'' oedutliui seement--and lndeeJ all ma, t' -
.o., '''e n'St impression. Ol course use ,bs
'0'a independent IN moderate sense. There 81, ,ns
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James River and kanaWha Com
p1ny.
Notice to slrIIuuucn1 SfOclxhnIJrrs


\ stated Monthly Meeting of the President
and Directors OF the James River and kanaw
Ia o, held IN the City OF Richmond, on Tuesda,
18th May, $780,
Resolved, That notice be given to the delinquent
stockholders OF the company. that in the amounts
due itom them respectively, be paid. or secured
IN n'nner satisfactory to the Board, previous to
the LIST day of August next their stocks will imme.
diaey THEREAFTER be advertised Tor sale pursuant 10
the provisions of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, and who are in arrears be
aud they are hereby requested to send then
claims to the Secretary for settlement at the July
meeting of the Board, and that in case of failure
TO do so on then part the existence of their claims
will not exempt them from the operation of the
forep.iaQ resolution.
Resolved, that for the purpose of giving the notice
above directed ~" Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions to be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond Charlottesville, Lynehburg LIE. ;"'"n.
Fmcaslle LewSburg and Charleston, (kauawha.
until thelst August.
by order OF the President and Directors
w. b. CHlFTENDEN, Secretary,
''y ~ ia
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Trust sale OF Land,

''' Shit vi
/ pursuance of deed of trust, executed 10 mo h,
L "lles fuqua and Elizabeth Fuqua his wife. fo,
purposes therein more particularly SET forth, bear.
ing date the 30th day of March in the wear 1S96
anu oil record IN the clerks Office of the county rom,
oil fttsylvania shall, "Wednesday the fou,teen,L
DAY OF August in the year eighteen hundred and
thfiy nine, II fair, If not the next lar day nrnceea
10 sell on the premises, by way Of public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, the tract of I,AND
tnefe'n conveyed, to me. This tact of land ues in
fh'syEan'N county, on Saunton river about three a,
-FOUR '1 miles below Wards bridge, and was part of
me estate OF the late Henry Ward, deceased I, *
oeleVed. that there about seventy acres of lou
grounds upon it, which is said TO be valuable and
hlghly productive. The highland, CONSISTING Of
ABOUT three hundred and sixty one acres is no, Vow,
leftlie. but is said to be well timbered A prono,
land. r' s''" 'o'"eeo
any person, wishing to purchase will. il is pre
Sumued' wish TO see it, and, in that event Mr. G,le
r uqua' VINO resides upon the land will. have noI
uuuo SUE" II to any person wishing to examine !,
ne ule IS believed to be good but selling as inns
zee sha'l warrant only such title TO the chaser
as Is conveyed 10 me
, JOHN b. DABNEY Trustee.
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CRK TffSS.sTES,

rom the Key llenfy kuilner u. D., President of
" Washington College.
LEXINGTON, My %. 1899.
have been requested to cerIity my experience Of
ihe sa'ulafy elects Of the Alum Spring wafer.
nave repeatedly used II, md besides the good tltts
upon my general health, found peculiarly eilica-
clous IN dlspelling cutrueoas eraptons aud promo
ting healthy action of the skin. No other medl-
cine that ever used had remarkable a virue in
tins respect HENRY REFFNFR
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A. d. METCALF.


- LEXINGTON, June 6. 1889
90 hereby certify that about the LIST January.
1888 my hule boy, then about four months old
nsH an eruption on ms head and face, which is gene
a"'.y e"'l5u '''"t "d& 1t was very troublesome and
continued 10 grow worse, spreading over rho u,,,al
paft oil his face. | used the prescriptions of one n,
TWO practising Physicians for several months wiibo,,
any VISIBLE relief. About The lst of Nav. | con,'
h'ehced Tue use Of the Alum Spring water. chiefly
os outward applications, when the disease mmedi
''e'y oeSah to give way, and in very short ,in,e ~
entirely cured without any Inconvenience G,iinn'
'''ef' ana the boy has confined well ever since
JNO. +. CARUTuERS.
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Office Of Farmers Bank Of virginia,
II.yCysRIfs(,

IepokS Of subscription for the additional stock
- OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia, ara now q
pcned ailhc banhrns House, in Lynchbutg: The
stock Is offered nj one hundred dollars per share
with interest thereon from the 3rd of June 1880
Payment Of Que ionith of principal and interest is 10
he made NJ the time ol subscribing, and the residue
ia 10 be paid al Two, four and SIX months from the
3rd Of June. WA. RADFORD p,cs't
June 20 20
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Z commission House.

commission House.
NE undersigned have associated themselves
together Tor the Transaction ola General Con-
MISSION Business, which VIII be conducted in The
name n, o. >. w. DiBRELLN Co.
senoe OF few weeks on a ,i,lt 10 ho pi,,,,5, ="
,ns PAGES Mr DAVID Bridges has kindly volunteered
ms services dung hls absence, whom we c,n con-
hdentiy recommend 10 the custome,sof the Uonsa
as a most prompt and efficient salesman.
l. Mieute Will give the business his n,re,,;,,.,
tenton, and j. W. Dibrell will ,etnrn =, ','.,,ou at
'"'"''' Po'S'o'e moment. ), w. DIBRELL,
Richmond. June 10 e.
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A T Clrauit Sn petior Com, Of Law and Chan
"a Gerry. continued and held for Nelson county,
at the courthouse, on "Wednesday, the l4Ih day q
May, 1899
William Fitzpatrick and Breckenridge Fiizpat-
rick, plaintiffs,
against
Samuel &. Woods Defendant.
his cause came on this day To be heard upon the
BILL answer OF the Defendant, with re pIeaton there
to, exhibits and examinations OF wtnesses-and
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
Count doth order that the parties in this suit do reu
der belore Commissioner 81 this Court account
oil then transactions, II any, which account the said
Commissioner is directed to examine. state and set
tie, ani make report thereof 10 the Court. with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
sell, or required hy the parties 10 be SO stated
Copy-Tes,e,
RO. c. CUTLER. Clerk.
CoMMIs3ioSER's OFFICE,
Loyingston, May q, 1889.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
Will be pleased TO take notice, that | have APP
pointed Tuesday, The goth day of August next,
10 commence the taking Of the account therein dl-
rected, on which day. Wy ten O'Clock. a. NJ, they
are required 10 attend AT my Office, in Loyngston.
with Their books, papers aud vouchers and copies oi
court papers. prepared Tor settlement.
July vim
~ " tiiCHH superior court OIL Law ana Chdn-
n Gerry, continued aud held for Nelson county,
at The Courthouse, on Friday, the i til day Of May
1889:
William l. Kidd, Plaintiff,
against
Frederick S. Peyton, Henry S. Peyton indiyilu-
ally, and rs members OF the finn oil II. $. & r. S
Ieyton Charles Penow, Ann +. s. Peyon. Ellen
peyton, Susan Peyton, Nancy Peyton and Wilson
Peters Defendants.
On motion of the Defendants by counsel, to dis
solve the injunction awarded the Plaintiff, in Tins
cause, onthe 30th OF September, 1857, the Court
on consideration OF the bill, answers and exhibits
aud after hearing the Arguments OF counsel doth re
Ject the motion, aud doth order that IT be referred Ia
Commissioner Spotswood Garland, to take the ac-
counts between the parties. prayed ion BY The Plain
IN bI. whlch accounts the parties respectively
are hereby directed 10 render before him. and he Is
hereby directed state, settle and report the same
to tins Court, with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself, required by the par
Ties 10 be stated. Aud liberty is reserved TO The
Defendants, or any of them repeat the motion to
dissolve upon the coming IN of said report.
Cppy-'rese,
RO. {. CUTLER, Clerk
CoMMIssIoNRER's OrrlcE,1
Lovlngslon, May 18th. 1889.
The parties interested in the foregoing orleranl
decree, will be pleased to take notice that have an
pointed Thursday, the 18th dly OF August next, 10
commence the taking the accounts therein directed
on which day, by ten O'Clock, A. NJ, they are re-
qnested TO attend AT my Office, in Lovngston, with
'eif DOCKS, papers, vouchers, testimony, and COMES
OF court papers, prepared for settlements
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND. Cam,
July VIM
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.N1.C Books! .V1,U Books !

DOBlN DAY, DIR. Birds last Novel,
4 Sketches of Public Characters. by LOr
Brongham,
Coopcr's Naval History,
Storys Equity,
An Essay ON the Laws Of Trade, &c, by Chas
Ellet Jr.
Just received aud FOR sale by
T.. ECHOIS.
June 81 Is
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June Il
NOTICE.

AS a ialse runor has been cjrcul,,oI !, ,,.
ne charges OF board, &c. deem il nccessnrv 70
s..'e' 'h1' mere rs no ground for the rlIroor nL
cVef' Our charges are 50 per week; half prco e.,
JulyS o''ii DELL H.
wet
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signed will commence running
A new line Of Coaches,
From lynclbnrg To Daggci's (Dlbielfs) Springs
via the Natural Bridge, Oh Tuesday next, The 2nd day
of Jaly. Until further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS aud Saturdays, At half
alter four a. NJ, and arrive AT Dlbfes the same
nInps, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dlbrelis after breakfast and reach the
White Sulphur about o'clock, =. NJ Visrers 10
the Springs by this line will thus be relieved from
all night travel, and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ewlsbnrs, in two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike rs now finished quite to ITS Intersection with
the Lexington and Covngton Road, and IN add
ton 10 the general novelty and splendid scenery II
affords, We would mention as peculiar objects oil
interest and iosiy, the passage Mtough, not orer
the Blue Ridge along the margin of James River
and commanding Il view Of the Mountain Carat a
beautiful prospect-ihc Natural Bridge, which Nh
Jefferson pronounced worth IMP across the Allan
tic to vicw-an last, but not least, Dagccls Springs
KEEP by Chs. l.. Dlbicll, where he that has bee.
once will like to be again.
The Undersigned intending TO give their person;
attention TO thus line, confidently promise travel
ers hrst rate Coaches and Teams and careful an,
accommodating Drivers, aud will spare no pam,
themselves to satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRAlTH,
HENRY LtDAVIES.
Tune -,
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Latest French shape COrsctts

opened splendid stock of the newes,
j., Spfses' from tie most celebrated factor,
Store OF ANS 'oT, h,'ne ahcy
March2l HHHio L.
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IL d 4 Ia Ii GE AIUW
$EsFrsS'GS


'l'llE propiictors OF the ALUM SPRINGS
grateful tor the encouragement which they have
received III former years, Notwithstanding the un.
hnshed state OF their Improvements, inform the
puollc lha then Improvements so far com
peted that they are prepared to afford comfortable
accomnoda ions to from hundred to one hun
died and twenty boarders. The Alum Springs are
in Rockbrldce county, Va. on the road from Lex
Ingtonto the Warm Springs, seventeen miles from
the former and twenty from the latter place. There
IS good turnpike road across the mountain. Good
hacks can be procured IN Lexington on moderate
terms, 10 convey stage passengers 10 and from lheso
springs.
These waters, for the time they have been in use
have been more celebrated than any mineral waters
in Virginia, for the of dyspepsia, chronic DIS
cases OF the stomach and liver. chronic diseases IN
general and all kinds Of cutancous diseases. They
are said to be peculiarly eficacious in the cure Of e
male complaints.
Several Invetcratc cases of scrofIa have been en-
fitely cured by the Of these waters and we be
lleve that none have used them for any length OF
time without deriving great benefit in this hitherto al
most Incurablc disease Certificates TO this effect
would have been published in connection with this
statement, had we not understood that Dr. Goode
OF The Hot Springs, was preparing for publication
his opinion OF The effects ofhese waters in the cure
OF tins disease and had made application 10 Mrs
Dickinson, of Milbofou-h springs, for her ccrIIG-
cate to accompany his publication.
}, X A. II. CAMPBELL.
Alum SPRINGS.
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NlWGlNiA-h rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court ot Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Amherst, ON the day of May, 1889:
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff
against
lsaa1 r. llansard William Ware, Henri, l.. Davies VIM
ston oodion aud Timothy Fletcher Dc6ndants
lN CHANCERY.
ne defendant Saac Il. ansRd having entered his
appearance aud given security according the As
Dy ana The rules OF this Court and appearing by sa,is
factory evidence, that he inhabitant this Common.
wealth On the motion of the Painfully counsel is order
ca a tn sand Defendant doappoar here the first day Of
ScPiemhr term next aud answer the bill the Plaintiff and
that coPyo this oreFbo forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed IN the Town OF lsnchburg for months
's'elY ana posted al the front door Of the Courthouse of
TINS county topy-fesie,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
'uIC . WIN
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BLANKS
EOT safe Nf shiS OMce
x.E.v'ES FOR SHE,

'INllE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO sell his Tyoct
= oil Land Iying IN the county OF Patrick on the
waters OF Mill Greek and Mayo rivers CONTAINING
'bont 700 ACRES, with good framed
9TT3 DIV EiELNG ROUSE, <r-s
l5%%., good Kitchen, smotenouse, Ba,n, and aIii
a- aIl other necessary out houses. --4..A
ne hASp mas on !. several good Apple Orchards,
suihcieht TO make five or six hundred gallons of
d. 'huy Vi I al, with good MILL SEAT on it.
"'fc - large plantation cleared the land suit-
Gent l" "otk 8 or 10 hands to an advantage with a
tonS'delable quantity yet 10 clear Of good tobacco
'a.id The land is well watercd anl is IN \ healthy
ina wealthy ncrghborhood. The subscriber being
determined to SELL will offer his land for sale on the
FIRST day OF October next, by way of public sale The
purchaser paying one-hird OF the money down, 4
cfeali oil and years will be given on the balance
by the purchaser giving bond and approved security.
Al persons wishing 10 purchase bargain in land,
would do well o attend this snlr, rs am determined
20 sell. DIN POlNDEXT
Patrick July w1O.
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E.s.KER. Es.sE0.N

10000 LBS. OF, ELEGANT F,u,;,v cu,.a
BACON, Ion sale, by
ANDW. c. ELLIOTT.
July :
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ID MT TO decree of the Circuit Suuet,-
or Court oil Law x Chanccry for the county of
Amherst, pronounced IN the case of Nc Daniel and
others plaintiffs VS.. Mcdaniel and others. dclen-
"ahts the undersigned, Commissioners therein nam
ca ana appointed, will, on the 22d day of July next
ie39, on the PIE nlses expose to sale by way olpub