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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-29

AZ CHAM Upon ar Injunction Al role. Ia
- Ina I'Ifs oic. ~ III. Count OF Law
d Chanc.ry OF Edward couDty the 9TH day OF October
1899: > So, ,,, a., :,
Plaintiffs:
against
a.. err, nd lie Of 4 Patton. Defendants.
Tho entered their appearance
~ ,rcudins 10 al General Assembly rnd the rules
IF hs court, and appearing they not in'hrnt. this
S,a. a, IN, motion Of pans b counsel entered
os and accordingly ordered 'Ea' III" sj de'ndan; 10
ar here on the the aPrItrrm ncS nd the
h and that a hi order be forth" It'll inserted
- ore of c PUBLIC papers printed the city q" Richmond
m o unt succcssiv md also posted a, TIC son door Of
be Courthouse OF ,hi. County.
"' ACopy-Tese,
8. J. WoRSHAM, C. S. c.
Ostle S-"SW
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,Np tot SnLE.On the uf,t MondH! o December next ]
n sa offer sale. for ready money, before The Courthouse
Of cnrco county, that being Court dy The pce or par
c Of nad nue nrar the property OF Thomas Jordan,
egaccs OF Noble Jordan tr'd lte OF lie
r,co cyun,y. RICHARD TONEY.
5J-N
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NUfltE-n Of decree of the Judge OF the Ciicu
Superior Law and Chance for Chcstcreid county
2G Uctobcr 1882 the OF VII
Peter f Graves and ohcfs, viii lie sold the
premises public sCco, tho 18th o. December, ls9 tho
laud." Thomas Caves deed, allotted The d
OF his 10 Peter +. Graves
Terms Of vii he third OF the purchase money cash.
the credit Of ~ monih BY the purchaser GIVING
good security. The will ba rcainrh uo al! the
purchase mon, : s plii. Is. ". GATES,
= 81 n. s. and
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T,.d.yqr Rouiny WiHs and Fouadry, RchmoTsd.
conn RrlsnrH

:
~ 4" Az nU The Suascribrr Saturday last the % o!
N"-ma.r. ry Negro WILLIAM, about IS years old,
y ~ iacrs hl.h. ske, and rot very dark complex
"'G: on "hou, ProvOcaIIon. Having heeo sent IN
~ collect wooss Tor tickets, /, u presumed he e!oped
'>eciahI" eG"up in HE rn! E"s will
-, 1As fer free Siue. Tn. above OF $500 will DO
- i1ken W Of this State, ana $50 # taken up in the
" "'' s'4's 4aJ placed IN any jail so hat 90, hta
w.. JOHN Z. YOUNG,
49, s3-l2il EsHrlcV county
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James Ntrtr ana kono"ha t0mFany-FyM .7nnual

'r'E Fifth Annual Meeting vi the Stockholders Of the Jauc
River and Company ~" be held BY permission iron
n. ronr authority 'hc Capitol Git! Richmond,
MONDAY. tho 49, Urccnbcr next.
Nv order Of The President aud Difec'o''.
". b. ClIrTENDEN, SserHocg
Richmond, Nov Is, ls.9 5J-"d
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kr nj r In ftss Frr~ris u tho subscribers, being
and kunuw COMPANY, do cCN
appo!ni our true and lawful attorney hn'
all general Of The sock
holders Company wen not er.onay present or
other with u' Puwcr and uuthoy
,rh give such do such
OH, c OF acts could give mb"r oI The
ne.tinc personally presents aud We do hereby
10 net or act' said aor-
nay NAV IA yulty CIV" pursuance Of the authority
ler.by conferred upua him.
ipess our and scat this - day of - one thousand
IA, Iprd, "a - (sE+L.J
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.MuLIcrru Sins and SiLk Harm Ennx 70,

Mulberry Slips and Silk form Eggs far Sale.
sHE Subscriber has about CIsh;y Thousand slip. Of the Moru
MuictuIs and Five Hundred Thousand silk Worm Eggs that
no would dispose OF reasonable About half orhc cc.s
of Tie White liz has Likewise thousand
iinc Of tho Whit" Italian Mulberry Morus Ahn very suitable
for hedge row l"ncrs, OF which Tia snA,
mo fee that's Known quickly grows,
"Or look, sc uu.lutm n rows'
GEO GgASTY.
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ESANk OF NlRGiNiA-AccodingI The 9Th OF the
Act OF Assenby passed The 22d March, 1857, Establishing
general regulations tho Incorporation Bank the President
and Directors VI the Bank OF Virginia appointed that
raj meeting OF the stockholders sid Bank DC held tho
Tuesday January IL o'clock, A. ~ The principal
Bank the City Richmond, appointment their
Of live directors the nripa Bank. aud OF four Directors for
the Branches Who shall be stockholders hodng
. State,
other Directors appointed by The Executive, the ensuing
year.
the institution, The last election Of Directors hos by
h-en placed entirely
deemed poper full Of tho shares
be had, end advised HUT may be
perry and forwarded by such stockholders
u a. fluid attend in person.
By order g'ihe Board # Directors.
Nov % l5s- tdl A. ROBINSON, ia, CASHIER.
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NcrGicrsvC P. O.. Ornyr Va. Nov. % ls3g. 57-U5,
Trusk Sale of HoMse and Lot N Ca,terstiNe

MY virtue nf Deed Of T'.l executed by Edward Saon md
Jan" H. his wife. VIM. +. Randolph subscriber,
therein sub Of September lsas,
and of the Office Of Cumberland county Court shall,
Saturday, the 18Th of December the Of Carriers
vile, offer for public the House aud Lot
deed, conveyed sad VIM +. Randolph tn" ubcer aud
kno"n sni designated the plat OF the Of Cuierse
Lo, No iSor much Of sad Lot be dis
h:ee the balances Of tho debts si deed mCniion"d
secured TILE sad Lot believed be good, bat STALL only
sell such is vested in T. b, the deed aforesaid
NELSON PAGE, .ietiHg Trustee.
Nov ~ 57-wiw,
sNCHANCERY- NIRGiSrAAt rules hou in The Clerks Of
County al ChGtoiIc, She 9Th dh, ucolcr
lS3?:
Rowland AEhrfsom, P.aiaiti:
NiiiIra iTnics and george J. Roberts, Defendants.
u" Ecerdanr, Nium AUes. having ctted has
according Assembly and The Ruls
and tho tho toY thar lie
inhabtanr the the ain counsel,
ms crGr,i Thai The III De DO appeal the
i0nd@ lerrnbct and hs appearance aud
the Plaintiffs b sad for pcfiunn- the decree Of
THO Co thar cnPy this order be Inserted
published the Richmond for months
ely. and posted door the CUul, House Of said
4 Cupy-Iesc
WlNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
Oct II i5-wsw
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ltn-ml.n hrnre for .SvLs.

~ >ulEG 10 purch .e farm OF larger ze offer FOR
a. g fEM Pamunsy river, Containing sly acre.. IL
~ Richmond 10 OF ,leu, on the Ma,tapohi,
+ aI. There great abundance oil mari
rer immediately below and there Oh this
q: s'oa. oc Of ctlc.eous epose- here % lase
~ sushe God sGd clear. The la"d well ad"Psed 10
| wheat cosethe grain may be delivered TO vessels
hu door Tho lies remarkably well, being
w y square containing. little waste land, end ~ high
~ Of Improvement. Ia wot point OF beauty ana ett'y'
7-' oserooktnc vast extent OF nat land are near me
o %" ta sni good quality consisting o! two story "ooa
80 u sro' % ha" zr kitchen Wal rooms S"oo oeits
Nse' lent 'ceho1>c w" good ovesesrs houses 'as 80
ale. hous", houses. machine house. VITA
horse ponr good and every OUT house ne
summer uc,rnil, rsn"t" from the riser
afe perfect hoa with well Of the very bs-i water 10 me
49, NECHANiCKSvLLE for sale. II contains 10 81 scres
sod and situate tho ma'n ro'd s4dos rom 's"soh'A
rh ~ Dtbney ferry Richmond, within Mates OF the nff,
200 sand for grocery ANAL dry goods store, black
'or wheelwrsht shop and private en'-,inm.n ihoro
r. house road. for distance OF p or 50 miles
buluss are new, consisting of dwelling house with four
passage, kitchen and da''ie- s'ore.house, an oace
shop blacksmith shop, hesde o her small houies
= ade.,, En6cId, ki"s William 49,,
Acr!2 l5f-isl VIZ :. oalNes.
T.d.yar Rofiiag SITS and Fouadry, Richmond; Ia
sE tssr Iron Company beg leave TO inform the pubic ha
2un, Mil Force ~ com )eie op"faion and
10 execute the shote.t notice, orders !o' every
Of har Iron, cIher hammered or rood, embracing
"a: Iron from ) s TO ID inches vide
RoGG' md square, 36to 1 do DO
Hon.s, "a tor -2
Han : 81 snd tank iron;
s'na hammered the approved plan, ard war
'ns Plates for rel! Dads cut and 10 oGe 'a'
an Iron aud Ss-s Foundry smith
4 Aaeaine In the department Of t" business hey
e7.ta furnish ell descriptions Of Castings to- RAILROADS.
;can other purposes and 10 have the same hed ~ IN
. secured the services OF the mos, sape
20 a7d ssi'a arzan. tina, could be obtained
n: en:ite rondnce their sbiy serve the public upon
ens and with good work anV similar establishment
O0'a they respectfully solicit ,sa,e o. Ss' pstInase'
i ~ i3-rr' President Tredecar iron Company.
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-ENL"
To nut T. - - = 'u-''' ~ '"e
pc,r. for he aforesaid do hereby rcru. that -
bo,e above subscribed ac.lIns witness personally
,c,.d .f. ne in aforesaid. mud made oath that the
whose suhsc ribbed a.
of attorney acknowledged the same 10
n,.scrre of the said witness, their act and deed
Wirnrss hand ani seal tins - day OF -, eighteen
,,,L,ad I'D -, tsEAL.j
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against,
Rnb. L. John C. Henderson, merchants ond partners
-, ,hc 6,m of Robert L. Smith L Co.. DTS
TIE defendants entered their appearance and gwen
security according act o tie General Assembly 400 the rules
1 that they tnhab,tan OF hi
a. on the piainil. y counsel entered NJ
ue said and accordingly the sad attendants 90
,n.r ,cr. vu The OF April and hn
bill; ard copy OF i order be forthwith Inserted
go "a, of the public printed h. CITY of Richmond
Ga, "a n monils posted the font
~. ~, >, bou ar Of Tins \ rnpy-Tr.te.
VIZ b. J. WOEsHAM. c. 5. c.
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AZ EKY-NinGISia-Up an injanci"H-At rules Ia
ken Cerk Office q" he Circuit superior Court OF La"
and Chancerv Prince Edward county the 9Th October
1899: =, 49,,
John l. Norris George R. Motley and John w iarhcush.
Plant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20
OBITUARY.

Departed ,hisiiie, in Bedford County. on Satur.
day evening. the sIh inst, Dolly ELIZABETH,
daugh of James NJ. and Mary Il. Moorman, az ed
niue months aud nineteen DAYS from an affection of
the brain, Of eight days duration. from which she
suffered The most excrucatine pain, leaving her be
reayed parents and ielalvesto weep her sleep IN
death. But, alas she Is gone to the bosom OF her
blessed Saviour. from sinful world, whose sorrows
she never knew. Sleep ON, lovely babe, for thou arr
happy in Christ.
--, at his mothers. residence, in the county of
Amherst, Va. on Sunday the 18th instant Di. VIII
LIAM w. CnRisrIAs, in the 28lh year of his age.
Some weeks previous 10 his death he had been the
subject of somewhat mild bilious affection. vet, for
the most part going about, and came very suddenly
and unexpectedly to this fatal termination in abo at
iwu DAYS after he was attacked with acute disease
The wiiter Of this humble tribute departed WORTH
Is we'll aware that the indserimnate exirayapancc
with which eulogy has been lavished on the smcnted
dead has become almost satire the deserved
worth OF those whose praise is echoed through the
columns Of newspaper. Il is therefore with diff
dcnce that he yields to the claims of Justice in saw
ing Of the amcned Dr. Christian. that 10 him ocicty
has lost ornament his acquainlanccs IA warm heart
ed, hchminded, generous friend; his relations an af.
fecinnate and devoted kinsman, son aud brother his
profession a member Of distinguished promise. He
had Just returned from Philadelphia, where he OBJ
tanned the degree Of NJ d. with uncommon eclal,
and the deserved commentator olihe medlca facu
! = # ,lat place. He had embarked in his profess
sion with an unusual share OF the confidence of his
patrons, and rracIiced with g,ea, success. The
sludlousncss AMI activity Of IFS NOUS nc energy
and peneta Of his mind, the discrimination and
accuracy Of his Judgment, and the skill and ability
with which he combaied disease, elected the adm-
ration Of his acquanahccs and friends, and secured
Tire deserved reputation of possessing no ordinary
share Of natural and acquired abilities. Could the
constant attention Of able and skll physicians Who
we've AT hand, the kind attention of his friends, and
! the glowing affections andardent sympahes Of his
dear relations, have saved HIM the Jaws of de h
we should have been spared the painful task Of re
cor1ing, what mast prove this melancholy lntetii-
gence his d friends aud relations. But he is
gone-cul down IN the prime oI youth, promise and
usefulness; the hope and joy, yea, | may say. the
idol oi deeply bercased aud afflicted family whom
he has left to mourn the loss of one whose death has
made a blank that cannot be filed.
Farewell, dear friend Thy spirits fed,
70 the daik regions of the dead
With bleeding hearts. aud anguisll'd view
We sohb'd, long. aast adleu!
Ncw GiaSeo,o, June lSh, 1899.
The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

Every where, in FLORIDA, the anLunciaion Of Gen
Mscomb's treaty has been received with a burst o
indignation. At meeting in Tallahassee. on the Isl
inst Gov. w. p. Duval addressed the citizens isa,s
the S,ar.)"in an animated and eloquent speech" a,
The conclusion Of which he offered series OF fesolu-
tons. denouncing the course Of Gen. Macomb as n
national disgrace, ruinous to the prosperity and dan.
gerous to the safety Of Florida.
Gen. Macomb's =" General Order" was placed in
the obituary columns oi The Tallahassee Flo,idan.
with the preface and conclusion simply of the
words /" Shame. shame !! shame I" The Nil.
ledgville Recorder says: Grea, exci,cnen, prevails
10 the Territory. Ii has taken the into its omn
hands, we understand: great number ofvolunteers
are offering themselves for this service to the Coz
ernor who, it was said. would at once take the field
in person; and ~ithal the Territorial government has
offered reward OF 5000 Tor every Indian taken or
killed This state of feeling, we presume, has been
some great degree excited by the recent a,roeies
committed BY The Indians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

} A SOCkDOLOGER! Gov. Cannon, Of Ten.
hcssee, in reply 10 Speaker Polk, at Winchester. in
'r'at State, lew days ago. iorcby illustrated one OF
lse evil tendencies Of the Sub Treasury scheme, by
the strongest OF all possible odes of argument,-thc
relation di actual occurrences. Fellow Citizens
(he said4 many ofyou, believe were but recently
volunteers IN ao '.tduons Florida campaign. You
well know t'ew sou suffered there's aud also know
that the pay youseceiscd, by direction of The present
hard money ADMINISTRATION was about 25 or 80 cents
per day in shinpiasters, While my honorable compet
''or,who now sol''''s your shoveing into
'hs packet sreen dollars day in gold and sitter ,
This is the meaning, take ii, of The boa,,ed Sub
Trcasury,whch farn,shes currency for the Office
holders and ano,aet Tor the P,opic!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

NJ 1t is stated that Especial Agent" has been
sen, by The Administration 20 England, to purchase
paper, sealing wax. carpets, tapestry &c for The use
OF the Gener"l Government. This is one mode oi
encouraging domestic manufactures ana economic
ing public expenditures Are not our o"n mecnan-
les and artizans capable OF supplying the eovern-
ment with these articles or the most of them! Or
il not would it not have been judicious devolve
the duty OF making the purchases upon commits,
sion merchant, inse Id OF comforting the sPeciui agea
Sy upon some court fayoli,c!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20
June 90

XIRGINIA;-At rules held in the Clck's Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chnncey, holden
in and for the OF Campbell thu 3D. day OF June 1883
John loekalay and George Bugby, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles Anthony Of William FIaz,r, deceased
Henry Frazier aud Lewcl!n II. Frazier Defendants.
IN CHANCERY,
The Defendants Henry Frazier aud Lcwclln H. Frazier
not hnying entered their appearance and given security,
cordng the of semhly aud the rules OF tins Court md
1t appearing BY satisfactory evidence TINT they hot nlal
of tins commonwealth is ordered that they appear here
first the September of this Court and au-
The bill OF the Plaintiffs mud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed III the town o
vnchbug for months successfully and posted nj the
front of the courthouse OF this county DAY
Copy-Tesle
JNO ID. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
June 20 mem
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, holden
and for the county of Campbell, the Sd day OF June
1899
William Duyal, Plaintiff,
against
George Matthews administrator Of Philip Duyal, deceased
Samuel II. Duya Henry Brown and Lucy his wife Ellz-
abeh Campbell, William II Erode and Mary his wife, John
Johns Richard Strniton and John W. West Defendants,
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant Samuel H. Duval and William II, Brodie
and Mary his wife, having entered their appearance
given security according the of Assembly, and the
rules oil this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants oihis Commonwealth Ii Is or
dcred That they appear here the first day n the next Sep
tember term aud the bill of the Plaintiff, aud that
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted in newspaper.
printed in the Of ynchburg for two months successive
w. and posted the 'front.' door of the courthouse Of tins
county some court day.
Copy-Ieste, .
JNO. d. ALEXANDER CLERK.
June 90 WIN
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GOOD RuslCK OFFICE,

with good rooms with fire places Kitchen,
Smokehoase lee aud Carriage House, Corn CRIB,
Stable Store House, &c. all IN good order.
The Whole will be sold Mt fair prices, and aeco II.
molailng terms. Likely young Slaves taken IN part,
# required. and early sales effected.
Liberty is the seat OF Justice OF very large, pop.
uions, aud wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from Lynchhutg 10 Salem, and White
Sulphur Springs, 25 miles from the former aud 10
from the Latter; has a fine Female Academy. " in
the fail tide ufsuccessu experiment." under the care
aud snperinendencr Of the Rev Nicholas II Cobbs.
An excellent Male School, of which the Rev. j. G..
Hammer is Princpal.--rhe Society in town and vi
cini,y is unsurpassed in this secnon Of Vnginia.-
Three brick Churches in town, and Others near; n
Large Agricultural Society has been recently csab'
lshed there, augurlns well for The agricultural inter
est of the county
The above Land may he conveniently divided into
2 or 3 tracts if required. to suit purchasers. lhos
DESTROYS 10 purchase IN healthy situation as cat
be- are Invited To call and see for themselves TIL,
whole would suit professional man well. Should
any inquire why one Of my age should desire TO sci
and leave so desirable estate and residence. An
swer-three Of my children have Several years since
located aud reside in the Gar Sonihm est. healthy
and much pleased 4: the entire balance Of my hmily
are ye,y dcsrous TO join them here-and last though
not least | have an abiding conviction that resi-
dence there would alleviate and much mitigate my
long continued rheumatic atillclons.
WM. COOK.
.ihpriy Junc 3 3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

% DR.. Thomas Y. Simons, the Port Physician
Charleston announces tina, vessel, ar,i. ed at that
pou from Havana, had brought with her three asses
Of YELLOW Fever. Two OF the men were in low
state and soon died the other was eonvalescent.-
d.. Smons says: i" feel confident in asserting thai
no injury to the health Of Charleston will accrue
from these cases, and that our city is free from cpl
demc disease; and every physician Of intelligence
and experience will concur with me, that yellow
fever never prevails in Charleston before the end o
July"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

~ The Mississippi papers announce the death
Of Col Philip Dixon and Zen. silas Brown, the for
mer the Wing candidate lor tue office Of Auditor. &
the latter The Wing candidate Tor the Office of Trea
snret OF that State Col d. died al the Mississippi
Springs on the 25lh, and Gen. b. al Jackson on h.,
2s;h Of May.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

Mr.. Stevenson. HE purpose Of clarifying its
pet Ambassador, tie Richmond Enquirer published
the other day. letter from Washington, stating thai.
Mr.. Stevenson had procured from the British GOV.
ernment compensation FOR the slaves wrecked, some
years ago, the Balamas The N. Y. Courier
doubts the correctness oflhe intelligence, because,
in a similar case, OF slaves wrecked at Bermuda. the
British Secretary Of State positively refused 10 give
the remuneration requested By our Minister.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

UF' The valuable haee-hor.e, Boston, was sold
lew days ago by his owner tMreN. Ri,es) to Nh.
James Long Of Washington Guy. 6or sia, 500
Boston is entered IN sweepstakes TO be run h, en-
suing Fall, over the New Market OF Norfolk course
$4,000 entrance, and in which i, is said Pousmou,b
Steele The Q"ion, Job, Will AMI Omega will be
entered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20
MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 18Th inst by the Rev. VIM. l.
tiolconbe. Mr.. JORDAN ALLEN. 10 Miss MARTHA
f., daughter Of Benjamin Stanley, all of Lynch.
burg.
-, in Fincaslle, on the l2th inst. By the Rev,
Mr. Cunningham, SAMUEL Med. MooRr, Esqt. TO
Miss EvkLINA r., daughter of Col. Andrew Alex
ander. all Of Rockbridge county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20
sIxOl'ssS .HVfsiCUNfiS,

NHE SUBSCRIBER is anxious 10 contract
u for the sale OF a large quantity Of Mo,us Mul
ncan'ls Trees. Slips and Roots, deliverable the mp
preaching fall.
The establishment Of Cocooncries upon u large
scale, by Mr.. Pollock, IN neighbofing county, Gre
ahng demandor large quantities OF the same
,cr'al, must make the business highly profitable To
those who choose TO embark in it. Apply 10
GEO. BAGBY.
June 90 Ct If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

H'HE SUBSCRIBER TENDERS TO HIS
i friends, customers and The public, his thanks
for The patronage and confidence shown him Tor 20
years past, and respectfully asks continuance oil
their ayors, with the assurance on his part, that
every e1orl will be continued to please, and GOOES
OFFERED al such prices os CANNOT Iil 10
satisfy. Howell DAVIES.
June 20 ifs
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NpuRsuANCE OF A DECREE OF THE

PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF The
L Circuit Superior Coun of Law and Chan-
ce,y for the county of Amherst, pronounced on
The "a day of April 1889, in Chancery suit therein
denendine between Frederick Munell anu w''e'
pllf> and Peier p. Thornton. amdr. OF JOSIAH ven
able decd aud others deits. tie undersigned APP
pointed a Commissioner for the purpose, w'' on 'he
Goth day of July 1889, sell, al the Market House
lin the of Lynchburg, 10 the h'eh's' oI"nc' -, /"
negro min named M Il on credh ''i'
the ls dav Of April next, the purchaser giving mol
satisfactorily endorsed, payable at one OF the Banks
in Lynciburg. WM. +. CoLEMAN
for Z. Penn, Sheriff of Amherst,
and as such Commissioner
June 20 wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

c. Gen. Samuel Houston, Elk President Of
Texas, was at Nashville on the Il inst. and the
mex. day visited his old associate, Ex-Presdent Jack
son, at the Hermitage. Gen. Houston designs spend
ing the summer at the Virginia Springs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

COMMUNICATED.
Tue GO | Anniversary Of American Independence
ill be celebrated at the Red House, IN Charlotte
County, on the 4h day of July ensuing, in asryIe
becoming the descendants OF The patriots ofthc Re
yoiutou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-20

WISH Ia contract for the building Ola SMALL.
L BRICK HOUSE, near New London. The
undertaken will be required to fur nsh all the male,.
ais, and TO complete The work. or nj least render II
habtable b, the lsi day of December next. Com
municatlons on this subject verbally, by letter,
(pos paid,) will be respectfully attended To-
+. SPECIE.
New London, June % w3wr