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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
From The Albany EpeninR Journal.
EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.

In recent number Of the Democratic Review.
there published able article The subject OF
the penny postage system now under discussion in
Eng land. The writer after explaining the objects
of the proposed change in the British Post Office,
dwelt al some length upon the advantages Of SINH
lar reform in this country. In this account, which
from the quarter in which il appears. We presume TO
be official, find The following remarkable declara
ton:
From nothing, the General Post Office has
worked its way to an importance equal 10 all he o.
Tier Departments Of The Government and in POW
Err and labor, ii is thought 10 ereeed Them all.
With the exception OF the Patent Bureau. it Is the
only Office under Govern ment that supports itself
Truly il is a MIGHTY ENGINE. II is the distributor
Of light through upwards of ~ 900 ch,nnels. by the
means of THIRTY.FIVE THOUSAND A
GENTS!"
We confess our surprise at The immense army Of
agents employed by the Post Office Department.
We had no conception that it reached any thing like
The number OF hirty-fre thousand. II is startling
fact. for which at least, not prepared; and
we fully agree with the writer in tho Democratic
Review that 1t is truly MIGHTY ENGINE" It's
capacity Tor good or for evil is indeed enormous.
From being only the :" distributor" ii may become
the regulator OF light throug hout our county The
" thirty five thousand agents. acting under the orders
Of tho Chiefof TIL Department, may constitute a
body of household troops whose unfed excrtions il
would be utterly impossible to resist. Tho Post
master General. at the head Of thirty five thousand
posmasters, collectors, and contractors would in
deed he formidable foe or an all powerful irend.--
His influence thrown into either political scale,
would necessarily determine the balance in favor of
the party he espoused. Even under existing laws,
this force, subject il is the orders Of the Post,
uIaster General, is far too pO~eiful.
But what, we ask. would be the consequence IT,
by the passage Of the Sub Treasury BILL the whole
OF this MIGHTY ENGINE" were placed under the
mediate control Of the President BY The provl-
sions OF that bill all postmasers, collectors Of Gus
TOMS surveyors Of ports, and receivers at the land
Offices are made depostares OF the public S'oneys
These, as well as the four Recelvers-tenera
and the Treasurer of the u. S. are 10 be appoint
ed, directly or indirectly, by the President Through
the Postmaster General "rHE THIRTr-FIvE THOU
SAND AGENTS" employed in that Department be-
come subject To the control OF the Executive.
Through the collectors, surveyors, and receivers
an additional army OF agents is placed a, The dis
posal OF this same central au,hcr,y-The'r united
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We are very sorry 10 have introduce this 8Fsisls
With this hacknied quotation; but. Ia really ssitf
the subject 90 exactly, that " cannot refrain.
In the year 1917. James Monroe. then Presidsae
OF The Unied States. made n tour through ssver6f
OF The States. aud was every where received b. HE
fellow citizens, without Distinction Of marry, with
evct, Demonstration Of respect. As the accounts
came pouring in of these unsolted iok r. gard
The RichWond Enquirer thus broke forth In s,raia
OF indignant rthuke 81 the mar. worship Of the
ton, Hear The organ of Democracy Of that day.
when James Monroe The subject
We turn with safety from The descriptions TIN
public prints give US, Of tho Prcsidens tour. "A lls
too much ofthi,, says Hamlet. So mueh paradesucv
bont aa,ic accounts Of whom he brsakfasisd dinsJ
With. his cortese and coteri6s End coiiations, and
balls mixed up with such ridiculous and parasite
cal accounts. tina, we turn away with disgust. anT
ASK ourselves -
=" Il this America Are these the msnnsn of 70.
publican citizens II this The desc rrten OF ths
nip III an American officer in the discharse Of his
Executive du,ies Or are We in England. where
Tho great man scarcely moves without herald AZ
his heesf"s
Nov. In the year 1899, Marin Van Barren, tho
President Of the United States. makrs t0ms thvouelf
some ofihe States prorio important election. aas4
receives, in like manner. from many of his fellow
citizens, and patty, tho most enthusiastic recersio0s,
&c, &c. We have tho most bon,basiIc accounts
Of who he dinsd with, his cot,~ge. snd coirries.
and collalioos, aud balls" de-, DC. but ws have
never yet, In view Of ihrse things, heard the Rich
mond Enquirer, ash. "ls this America Are those
the manners Of republican ei,izens Il this the des
srpon of the trip Of an American Officer in the dis
charge sfhis Executive duties Or are We IN Egg
land. where The great n'an' scarcely moyss ~ni,"ut
a herald II, his heels y This could be said In 1917.
and applied TO james Monroe. Of Virginia. NJ,
canno, be said in 1889, and applied In MART" Van
Buren,. Of New York. Afer. Gazette.
'Riohmond ENQUIRE. July Ia, 1877.
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Richmond, Ma
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers Wool cardng Machine. vii
l. be in fun operation by the 10th day Of the pre-
sent month, (June.) The Machine is entirely new
made by the skful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor who has been in the practice of making them
for the last 90 years. and pledges himself to keep
n first rate order.
The terms for carding will be cents per pound, the
Of the wool to furnish pound Of grease FOR
every | pounds of wool The Machine will be sit
uated on Black-watef, 2miles from Lynchburg on
the Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs.
Tate. Ipledge myselflo use every exerton in max
ing frsirale Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send Wool to my Mill
informed that they will leave the at the
Stores of Messrs Mckinney Il Mosby or Brown Il
Cross, will cause the same my own expense to
be carried TO the Mill carded and brought again Tor
delivery in the form of Rolls. shall also keep con-
stan,y at the same places, a supply Of WOOL
ROLLS for sale The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
T,,no
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June IS


ANlNG made arrangements with VIM. A.
Il Il Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in this place, Book Biudery and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he is prepared to have executed, in the
most handsome and substantial manner, Book bind
ing Of all descriptions. Merchants Clerks of Courts,
Bank Officers and others be furnished, to order,
upon short notice, with Day Books, Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed and Bill Books, Invoice,
Sherfs' and Receipt Books, made ofthe best mate
rails and in the most substantial manner. He fiat
tiers HIMSELF that all persons who will favor him with
their custom shabe perfectly satisfied. He would also
say that being anxious reduce his stock Of Books
he is disposed 10 sell at prices moderate than
ever E.ECHOLS.
Aug. 10 Is
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force II is scarcely possible to estimateheir united
action II would be wholly impossible to resist Act
ing in obedience singh will their disciplined rf
forts would DEFY all opposition.
Is there noih,ne alarming In this simple stateaent
IL thc,e nothing anii-republcau in the proposition
TO centre this vast power in the hands of the Pre-.
sidcni Are no dangers 10 be drsaded from me
establishment Of this standing army Of official agents
snder Inc control Of the National Executive
Are there none but Imaginary terrors in this
view of the operation Of tho Sub Treasury system
Win the sphn of liberty survive such an innovation
upon republican principles Ara the PEOPLE pre-
pared 10 delegate all this power 10 one man
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TO Carpenters and stone Masons.

ME undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
Il the County Court OF Bedford, to contract for
tue building OF BRIDGE across Big Uuer. at
Bn'ks' ford, will attend at the ford. on Friday, the
hday OF November next, for that purpose. The
bnoge to be at least Two hundred feet long. set on
nVe Stone pillars ls feet high For further descrip-
"on' reference may be bad to the plan fled
IN the Clerks Office. which plan will be exhibited on
that day. JOHN w HOLT,
l.. MCDANIEL. aud
OTHER COMMISSIONERS
Oct7 ,aN
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
AM now receiving my FALL SUPPLY
i GROCERIES,,

I AM now receiving my FALL SUPPLY OF
l. GROCERIES,,
consisting in part Of
10 hhds ST. Croix Sugars, part very prime,
Is Porto Rico do,
200 bags Coffee. Laguira and Rio,
IS Marcabo, equal to Mocha for family
Is bbls Loaf Sugars all grades,
10 boxes do do,
l box N. York Patent refued Loaf Sugar,
so kegs Nails, assorted
100 bags Shot, assorted Nos.
20 boxes Patent Mould Candles,
Is Spermacet do.
30 Soap, do
10 hhds Moasses.
10 boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
/ chest extra-fns do,
9 Black do.
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
50 sides Upper do,
S hhds Stone Ware. assorted,
200 sacks Liverpool refined Salt,
AIlspice, Pepper, Nader. Nntmegs, Ginger, Al
um, Copperas, Mustard, &c. &c.
On Consignment.
$4,000 lbs Superior Bacon.
All of which will be sold low for cash
JOSEPH MARSH.
Sept. 80 Ct
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one hundred Dollars REGARD.

- ANYWAY from thu subscriber On the GIL, s(
i a. July. very bright mnlatt. Boy by the name
Of WARMER, about g feet inches in height,
ID years OF age, spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes, geneelin his appearance, very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat concct-
ed has small scars on the back ofone Of his hands.
lie took with him two suits Of cloths, ono Of gray
broadclol, irock coat and pantaoons. the other Of
homespnn, copperas color roundabout Il pauiaioons
and black fur hat abont half worn. II requires
close inspection TO Distinguish him from u white
person. IL Is supposed that he has gone ia thu
direction OF Lynchburg. or Marlborough. o,
down tho river.
! will give the nbovs reward H taken over 20
miles from, home over 10 aud within 30 miles, ESQ
within 10 miles, $40. " he Is returned 10 mo, .,
lodged IN Jail, so that | get hun again.
NATHL. p. THOMAS,
Near Milton. N, q.
July ~ to-
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IkUSK SALE.

Rf virtue Of a tiust deed, executed on the 2Otl,
- day Of March, 1928, by Robert Tinsley and
Judith his vile, to Thomas K. Brown aud the sub
scrber Tor purposes therein expressed, and OF record
IN the clerks office Of Amherst county. will proceed
to sell on the premises cash. at public auction on
Thursla the 3lst day u October Tract OF L and
conveyed IN sad deed, containing four hundred and
forty frc acres lying in the counties Of Amherst and
Rockbidge, and adjoining the lands Of David S.
Nafland andothers. J. ID. MURRELL,
Surviving trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

gIVHERE will be sold. on a credit of l2 month.
l. on Thursday The 3lst of the present month
October, at the late residence OF Sarah Mathews
deed. on Molley's Creek, Campbell CITY, all OF
the Estate Of said Sarah Mathews deceased, con
sisring of Negroes, Horses. Cattle, Sheep. Hogs.
Corn, Fodder. OATS Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. Plantation Utensels, &c. For all sums unde,
five dollars cash will be required for all sums owe,
bond with approved security.
WIN. w. MATHEWS.
Oct. ids
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.NEDEC.YL COLLEGE.
In Richmond, Vir.inia.

TIME next Winter Term of Lectures in tho Me
l. ical Depa,tmen, of Hampton Sydney College,
al Richmond, will commence Ln MONDAY, October
2lsi, 1889, and continue until the last Of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor of Surgery
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 Of
Ma,eria Medica and Therapeutics.
r. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, Nj. ID. Professor of Chem.
isry and Pharmacy.
The College Inftmary, attached to the Colleg G
Building, has been successful operation for the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly num-
her of interesting Medical aud Surgical Cases-to
which the Student has access AT all hours.
The College lnfrmar,. together with the Aims
House Penitentiary and Armory. (which are under
the char. oftwo Of the Pro(essors) will afford the
Student opportunity OF Witnessing the various dis
eases incident Southern climate. The abundance
of materials for Anatomical purposes aud the reduc ed
price which they furnished will euabe the Stu
dent In acquire Intimate knowledge of The \ alto
my of til, human body, and the use Of Surgical In
suuments
During lhe last Winter Course of Lectures. from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into The
ln6rmary, the Professor of Surgery enabled To
exhibit before the class nearly all the important Sur
gical operations the iiring subject; and from
the increasing popularity of the lDirmary, there is
reason believe that hereafter The Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel. lights servants
attendance &c. be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that full Coutso OF
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quyalent to in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsylvani /; jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPhiladelphia; Medical College Of the State
of South Carolina Tfannsylvania University, Lex.
ngton, Ky; University of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ing Rooms oflhe College ON the first OF October.
AUG'S. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean ofthe Medical Faculty.
Richmond. May q 6m
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S57,227,5o0

From this statement il appears that New York
would have already received more than $S,000.0o0
--or more than one seventh Of the whole amount
distributed. 1.-the measure now in progress for the
developement Of oi.r resources, under the present
efficient ia,e administration, are carried through
there is no doubt tina, New York will long retain
her present reiass position TO the other States. In
that event she would long continue TO draw from her
interest in this common property. aboutone seycnth
of the whole annual proceeds. Gu this eslnate, he,
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NOTICE.

TI,HE undersigned is now ready to receive wheat.
l. during the season, for which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that in every mhere wheat is sent to the MILL,
and 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 lnsu-
rer agans, fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND1.
Anp. 6 Us
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.NORUS .NEL TXC.4TLIS,
at n redseCed DriCp!!

l AM authorised to make sale of four hundred
i thousand genuine Al orus Multcaulis buds, grown
IN The County Of Brunswick-whch will do il early
"pphcation be made, at half cent per bud. Or, il
preferred, three thousand TREES, at seventy cents
per tree, including side branches which, it is beev-
.u VIII make an average Of about $50 buds to the
ee' ~ addition TO the roots.-Delivered bv the LIST
D D'oer following. Address the subscriber at
",s!vanla Court House. Va. WIN. RISON.
UT Al
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'TaISc care Of the cents and the Dollar.
will take care Of the mscivcs.'
UNION SAVINGS BANK
CAPITAL $4,000.

WILL receive DeposIes Of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and ehectually all the property and funds Of the In-
stutlon, for the pay ment thereof, within ten days
notice, with interest thereon from time Of depose
till paid at the rate of per cen,um per annun. Tor
all sums which shall have been deposite for less
than one year; and 81 per. cent. per annum Tor all
suus which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday a, half past eight o'clock p. Nj :;
at the office the store of Mr.. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, J. b. Renwck,
c. Mclve,. Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnier, Thos. o. AGREE,
j. Sainons, {. Phelps.
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didaks, President.
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
}. W. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II IL
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N'OTECE.

TIVE subscriber having sold his farm, and intend
l. ing to remove to the Southwest will offer for
sAle at his residence on Friday the 18th ofthe pre-
sent month. on credit OF six months for all suns
over ten dollars. all under cash, the c,ep OF Tobac-
co. Corn and Forage, Plantation Tools, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, together with a vsl,t-
bic lot Of mich Cows. GEORGE MARK AN.
Oct 7 d,
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State interest 10 the national property may BE- SET
down al the present moment S20OO00. 600. Suck
Is tho properly. capable Of being made Immediately
available To tho anfonnt Of Mt least mos Of dollsss
Annually. that she il now called upon TO sell Al nosn.
inal prices to sPecnlaiors and American Isnd Csss-
panss or to abandon without dollar Of considers.
liou TO the Western States!
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.N'O7YCE.

HEARING it Is reported in the country. that
Il l. we are unable to receive Wheat. W. would
say TO our customers aud Farmers generally, tina,
We ate aud have been prepared receive any guam
'ity at the Market price, and give immediate de-
spatch. 1000 bushels rich Ship Stuff for salo
low. HENRY S. LANGHORNF 4. %
Oct. 7 81
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NlEDMiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINlAN, "

.. puSi.shed ssmi-seeky, ferery Monday an"
uh. r,c.,,ed fora shorter period than sir months ano
,u be disesntins.d fereept at The di'e'eo" Of '
cI.,.,,J ...Q an arrea~ayes are paid.
xDvHRTTSEMEN7'Sin'e inserted at 80 cents per SQUARE
A. ,, for ls frs Insertion and cents Jsr ersrg 'SSse
Sssst tssertsss. 49,
nrJO8 PRINTING ssecsled neatly and srpsdihsss's
,sd ON reasonable terms.
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purchased expressly for this market. consisting of
Seal aud Otter OF extra fine quality. suitable for the
approaching season, aud warranted to render com
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articl e. i
worthy The attention oil tho public M .sk Flu
oaps' exiemel. low, together with choice selec-
no" OF onihs Caps, ofvarious qualities, Fur and
o'oth. Ch'ldren's fancy Cloth Caps remarkably
beautiful aud at prices such cannot fail To please
with iatss stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants = The attention Of Country Ha,ters
and Merchants is specially requested my stock of
trimmings which is the largest eve, offered here,
ana on as liberal terms as can be purchased this side
OF New ork On hand large assonmen, of Wool
Hats whhe and black, which offered NJ mode, ate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
10 eau and examine. GEO. W. GAINES.
Sept. % a.,
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Journey men TaiIors Wanted.

l WISH 10 employ three ~ four Journcyncn Tail.
L ors, Immediately. 10 whom viii give 70, d Wa
res and constant employment.
JACOB A. IIANEY.
buchanan. Oct. . q
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SMtfhs' Tools, srMvfMssS tod. 8
A NplLS, Vices and Brllows. I'll warranted -
~ For sale by II. u. RICHARDS.
Oct IL
sTRAYED,

A RED COW. having but one horn---hcr Calf
IA abou, four months nd is mos, likely with her.
Any information will be thankfully received.
ii. Is. RICHARDS
Oct. ) %
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
AS
Ae"ri"s Ly,.chs,.r. FIR u;cnmond o,
hD
A8M|S

FAVE she North.
Jsv. Eynehburg on Mondays, Wednes-
Cha,Io,;.."'n a haays, at O'clock A. NJ. arrive al
Ch,,lo,,s..:,'' same evening, at p. NJ. Leave
R .sn next day by A. NJ, reach the Raj
Io,,s..;,. distance of only rs miles from Cha,
mooS oy 10 O'Clock, and arrive in Rich.
h. t" same evenings, by O'Clock. p. NJ. This will
a, ~. oy Tar the mos, comfortable route as wei
Norb h." "os' expeditions to Richmond or geing
.ns afte, leaving Lynchburg. The team.
d1,.e coaches on this line are first rate, and The
main. ': ,1hiu'' careful and accommodating. No
SAINT IA H. os spared to render the trip safe aud plea
rict.hu. .nrough to Richmsnd, 80 SOTO Frede-
Jun. :, 5. b. CLOVES, Agent.
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BreMkfMst Is ready, boys!
IL WALK IN WHILE EVERY THING is HOT AND SMOKING.
VI This 10 tho slime fer You, gre"s .prc"'asers!
.NO,.sSs .NMlfic0Mlis, or Chinese
.Hulbpy1U, For Sale.

II OFFER for sale. TWENTY THOUSAND MoRUs
L MuLrIcAuLIs TREEs, (warranted genuine y
NV Mulicaulis Trees are remarkably fouris hing
and vigorous. The attention OF pe'sous who pur-
chase 10 plant rather than speculate, and to whom
j, il Of The utmost importance to have sound we'll
as genuine Trees is specially called TO this adve,-
,isement The Trees can be sent to any part Of the
United States, and will certainly grow. provided they
are buried in a dry place. as soon as received
Letters addressed TO Clover Hill, Prince Edward
Co.. Va, post pad, will meet with prompt attention.
GEO. w. A. RAlNE.
Oc, = ST.
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~ " " !" u L N H
MAIN SrRnEr,
(2d door from tho corner leading 10 tho Washing
Hotel, and Opposite the Dry Goods Store Of
Messrs. Turner Il Burwell,)
INHANkFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to him. respectfully informs the
citizens OF this place. aud adjacent country, that no
Is recently returned from the North, where lac has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
kef, Tor neatness. durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively fo,
CASH he halie,s himself that the en,en,s held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, oil his own manufacture, warranted superior
10 any made IN tins section OF the country, aud much
lever than formerly with variety OF
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Stocks, Collars &c.

StOCkss OOb1arS NC
EENTLEMEN will find at Hunt & Martins
N fine assortment Of
Superior plain aud c0l0urcd Satin Stocks.
do do do Bcmbaxine do
Linen Collars, all Patterns,
Black aud coIoured Goat Skin Gloves, very
superior.
Sept. % n
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed of Trust, executedto the sub
ID scriber for certain purposes, therein msniioned
by Lewis Long bearing date the 26th day OF
September, 1888, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Grayssn County Court, will be sold, at pub
lie auction the highest bidder for ready money,
on the premises. Thursday the 3lst day OF Oc'o-
Der next,
TWO certain tracts or parcel Of LAND,
lying aud being in the County of Grayson on the
waters Of Elk and Peach Bottom Cracks, containing
six hundred acres more or less, including the
plantation wherein the said Lewis Long now lives
and also NINE MILCH COWS.-The subscriber
acting a, Trustee will convey only such title TO the
two tracts of Land aforesaid is vested IN him, by
virtue OF the deed Of Trust aforesaid.
JEREMIAH JENNINGS, Trustee.
Sept 80 $40