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LASslCA;. SCHOuLI >up-c. ibrr
crsgiN. .yiic, e-idrncc OF his Ih-
rnua"ncn. 18th JanuaN and terminating the 18th
If eccmhcr ionwrs with months vacation ~t1ncle.
schon u.unI En.ii>h ~ be, Nd
uct!s Practiru Surveying The ff"rc, Ia'a aG
G:.cck H. deem. il crsrry
,cial ne hook c hes Heretofore dcGc n former nd
vrri-rmeni. 10 rh rrfrrc Ever viii
pai well The moral nn literary acquire
rnenrs HIS will be- Cor board
tuiian. &c. sos. GEO. :. GRASTY.
verlter'vril. r. o.. Orange, W. Nov. 70 1899.
7. Reference respectfully made Nes X. Moore, IL
Dednan f. ve;er Thos Robinson of Orange Mr. A. C. simm.
Cupc Dr. t. p White of Caroline, and Dr. Charles Minor
hIbentnric Early spplication is dns g. G.
Nos ~ 2'-"3w
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In the St Augustine News of the lst, is stated that
Judge Reid, President Of the Convention lately held
at ST. Joseph, has issued s proclamation, announcing
that the CONSTITUTION has been ratified by tie People
Of Florida" It will now be presented 70 Congress-
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Why has Henry Clay been lad upon Inc shelly
WHY do his late cnlogsis and parzans shrink from HIM
as candidate, and urge first name scarcely thought
of until within few weeks comparatively. and whose
n-;rcples and views are unknown the American pco-
pie, and finally rather thar adhere TO their leader and
late layoriie offer their candidate man whose quail
ca,ions and standing and political elevation and scrvI-
ccs entitlc him 10 no such distinction: Simply because
Mr. Cny's political course and opinions are tco ircI
LRowa-bccausc they dare not go TO the people with
their principles frankly avowcd and fully known-hc-
cause thew feel that they cannot sustain and dare not
pu, their cause upon a candidate, however strong IN
their personal attachment towards hi, rho is LmO'cn 10
emJody their opinions upon all e great questions nor
Jtfore the american peope Do not the "Whig party
stand selt.condcmnei before the world:
YL0uu }rous
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FEDERAL CouRr-This court adjourned on Friday
last We understand ahou, 1850 cases the whole num-
her the docket disposed Of, and that Judgment
obtained against The following hanks:A gricutu-
raj, Brandon Real Estate Kinds, Real Estate Decatur,
Benton and Manchester, Citizens Bank of Madison,
and Railroad Bank of Ficksburg. We are not ADVISED
what will be taken by the Government as the
creditor of the Agricultural Bank this crisis, but VIC
presume the adopted will be as lenent as consist
ent with safety notwithstanding the bank took all pos
sble 10 deprive the Government of the use of
the S5o 900, after promising the Secretary of the Trea
sury Judgment would be confessed if proceedings were
not instituted al an earlier period.
.Natchc: Free Trader Dec 3
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Nuri,:E-Thc suhscrets. having leased j.IL OF NJ "
- ek=on in this fry. for of yrsr he ,Et
P.reha.iay .rg-os, under IN" firm OF BETTE, v Cg0
hn,e p-tnGs the hat may h.Vr S-grn"s f." -
writing viii meet i'm pIompr attention P'ts0n' 'f's
Negroes ,h, pl-cs for would wo TO call on u
elhos gsios The "hish5st market priee i0fs
criptions OF Negroes.
We ao keep Negroes for other persons. a. IS cents psr'
WILLIAM II. BETTE,
Richmond, Aug. 22l, 1885, HARRIS EDAoSosV;S
AUs21 ."-"''
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cJG l,rlS ARD


STOEN from the Canal bans. ,tf alb Lecs the Night o
- the liz. lust, FAY MARE about H., ~ inches high.
nal her back, about wears old and N plaralc
workn. order VIII give tw,n dollar for III: recover! nj the
Mare apprehension Of The thief. dollars Tor the
Mare slun" BENJAMIN W. GREEN.
Dec. IA est
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IN COuit held of Pfince Eo"aTc
county, October The 2isf, 1890:
Tucker and Henry Fucker, late MERCHANTS and parneI'
aied under the hfm and Of O. h. and d. Iuese'
PiainiHs:
against
John W. Wilson, ard George H. Matthew's, and Owen Tucker
ESQ Ear OF Wood Tucker, eee and Henry b. P'lksr"n,
Defendants.
Tho defendant Pkaron having entered his appearance an'
given security according act Grnen Assembly ana me
Court ne satisfaction OF the Couf
IN, he IA not his State he motion Of the pam
ts counsel orjard thai tbs .ad defendant P'Soion no
appear the OF January Court and ans"e ns
ptng.' copy order be yb~ih inserted 10
ha public Prlnes VI the cary OF chHono
srcecvey and also pot 81 the 'front.' DOC: OF
hi. haj tho defendant, wilson, hs
ard Tucker restrained from Away 10 the defend
Pk~rto7, other money or ohs
effects 10 their belonging which The sai PikAroa
may AMI wsy the further order Of h!s court
3. ]. WoRsBAN. C. C
Ncya 63~NSH
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TIIJ Il s.
IroerTox-lt will doubtless, from this time forward,
constitute a paramount purpose oil the HARRISON iac
ton 10 represent the nomination OF oid lippec'n"e
az ~. uugEpoUs choice Of The Federal Natonal I'm
yant;on Those who attended ;hc deliberations OF tn"
BODY en- the last day OF its session. anu heard e eios@
addresses uf its MEMBERS viii. however, know "li
value TO place upon these representations; ro' ~.
cake Of n contest we could have wishcd, and dd wis.,
ha, the nominee of that Convention be he whoin NJ
MIGHT would unite all the elements OF the Opposition
nc without II the recollection of the present nchthpch
viii bc more matter of form, ihan the result OF :"
struggle There was, however, neither cord'ai'ty or
nnanmity in yielding acqurscence TO the n"ihiha.'""
of Harrison One Of the North Carolina delegation
lrhoea name we do not now remcmbcr,) the exc oil
adjournment, arose, and stated frankly iHat he '"i"
promise the nomination nothing more than ''rfdSnhd
b!e support that, under u" circumstances, couia i
rson receive the vote Of cid Rip, and the labor ." lllc
Who's there would be than idle yet nc tell as
nosrd ia make the most of evil and would for nm
self. individually, promise the nominee ms r"ff, ou
beyond that he could give no gratifying assurance
rhGteyGr.
scribed her ms i'm bruised and broken condon-an
rrcparabIc wound had been inflicted upon her, "h'ch
neither time nor change Of circumstances could heal
He alsontnlatcd, that Mat Commonwealth, over
shadowcd as she has been by the influence OF Whggcry
m;gh no longer be found enlisted under her torn and
attorcd banner; and 10 cap the climax OF The %hoe
even the 'Spy IN Washington,
could not refrain from declaring, the presence OF
numerous hvstandcrs, this nomination secures an
Buren, the vote of the Empire State by $4,000 ma
ority.'
/ Such were the opinions, privately well as ope"y
xnrosd br the leaders OF the great National Convcn
ton, not alone before, but AFTER the nominations
had been concluded Take them at their own word, no
event vet to happen which is subject to the controlling
dispensalions Of a higher power, is farther removed
beyond the pale Of uncertainty and doubt than The re-
election of MARTIN VAN buren, to the Pres'den-
Icy-P1anSHrGnid kfYst0Rt.
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.nuisrry Sips aad SILK Norm Eggs fDr Sr'e
THE Eu5scfhrt rhou Eighty Thousand Sip. Of ~ '
= Muclus and Five Hundred Thousand SIX " DIN ss'
hs oud dispose o. uron rcr-one5p rrns tout hal "
OF the who variety Re has kewe ssv,taI ih"usero
us OF the White Italian Mulberry hcrus AL1, very SUE
TOT hetsa fences, OF WHICH 'iis said
go Tree .aai's known 20 quickly sEo~',
of 00s' % 'n'''fn IA rows GEO. eRAsrt
Worthwhile 2. o., orDss, 70, Ne7. %, 1859. ss-'a
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(Fr5w m. Eo.,or Dgiiy .I9rsrtis,y. }

T'uE Norm ElSrERS HouSDAEY.--Ihr borGrrcrs
on both sides of the liuc To be s;hjecng them
selves to unnecessary trouble and expense i'll con-
sequence Of their mutual suspicious. We presume nc
Their party has disposition To MAKE hostile nroad
at present Yet the British authorities have thought It
necessary in consequence Of hostile rumors from the
Maine boundary, station regiment ofrcgular troops,
the lIth al Tcnisquaia Lake, for the winter. They
might as well have been suffered to occupy
Portable quarters at Quebec St. John. We do not
believe that Gov Fairfield has any intention of making
an invasion the present winter.
On the other hand, il the information in the follow
inr letter. published in the Woodstock Times, and
similar statement in the Quebec Gu2"t:c, be correct,
The guardians of the rights Of Maine, have very
necessarily burnt of their block houses, To pre- vent
its falling into the possession Of the enemy, and con-
ccnrard their forces upon another higher the river
The following is the letter from the Times, dated
N,pAwAsEA. Nov. -. l-39.
have this day received the that the Americans,
supposing that Government intended sending troops
occupy their block house, very ccoly sent mp party
Of three men aud burned their strong building to the
cround-sayng al the time that if the red coats
wanted block houses they might build them themselves,
at their own expense. The building destroyed is 9
miles up the Fish River
\ few days since Engineer Officer arrived here
from Quebec, and after n short stay, returned.
The Quebec Mercury, N stating She same fact. saws
that the Americans have erected another and very strong
block house few miles higher up the Fish River, which
is occupied by about 20 men.
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POETRY.
..ar.g YEr aEMAi~s r>srSG."

Tho following beautiful lines welcome 10 The last
month Of n. var 1892 BE- dae:n inappropriate al this
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Nov -
In CHANCERY-vHci~..-A,a Court held for Prince EI"a
county, Oct. the 2lst, 1899:
Owen a. Tucker, flaIhh ::

county Oct. the 2lst, 1885,
Owen Il. Tucker, f'ahtih:
against
John w Wilson, George H. Matthews and Henry D. Pkeon.
DrisrdIn:s.
The defendant Pksron having entered his appearance and
according Of the General Assr mb and the
and appearing the saisfacon OF The court
Of this the OF the plain
rIf counsel the Pk"rion. 10
ape the day OF nusy nd the
plaintiffs i and tht, copy TIN, order he m hsih rnHri"dIn
the public newspapers printed in The city OF Richmond
far months sucrrssvey and slo posted the front door
rhs county And the defendants. Non nrd
Mr''he9, rr-inrd from pSNns away tina drirnd"t rat
keon, other persons, orohrr~
hinds belonging which -ad fhs.ton n! Ne
until the fur oil this Court
g. J. WoRSHAM, Z. c.
SJ-nsw
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preventative is 10 be a mere automaton in the hand,
o'ihe PRESIDENT, 10 mould his opinions and to ,ceu.
''te MS conduct by resceipts and orders itom The Pal
ace : 1t tins be the tendency of our system, il were
better thai We abolish the Legislative departmen,
altogether. and uausfer the duty oC MAKING. ~ we'll
OF executing the laws To n Dictator At once Wnh
'hese views, | e%leerfully voted for Mr.. Rises. after
'hfee odllotttngs had satisfied me hat Gov. TYLER
e"oio not be eleetel-ihough | should have prefer
req Gov Barbour, aud threw away my vote upon
mn on the fourth hallot-as | said | should do last
Sftihg, should the contest he. as believe il has been
'fomthc beginning, between Mr.. Rives and The Sub
treasury man. Alcr sainly endeayoring 10 elect
MIN, however, from the "impracticab,lit," of
several W hlEs, "ho, from strong pr e-eNisting antipa-
wy against nm, or OF slfnngef personal attachment
10 Tue gentleman ftst put IN nomination by the
WINGS aud in order TO test the accuracy OF the
declafation, frequently confidently made, that the
Wings ceuld, ii they chose, elect a Wing. UNI
tormly voted for Chapman Johnson, Esu. after his
nomination To the close OF the ballotiug last night.
But, as | knew u would be, our efforts were in vain
sone of the WINGS being as i" imprae,icablc" IN
ms case as IN Mr.. Rses's Why this was so. is
tor Them to say But even had they voted for Mr..
johnson, sill lie could not have been elected. with
out recruits from the Conservative or Loco Foco
rauks-and while the former maintained their rosi
tion, ON the ground, that, representing Admintstra
ton counties, they could uot conscienuousl, vote
for IA Wing, the latter. while pretending nm lnten-
ton 10 support a Wing IN preference 10 Mr.. Rivcs.
took especial care netor 10 do So In truth, am
perfectly satisfied that they never intended 10 do so
at all but that their intention, in holding out this
promise, was SO 10 diminish Riycs's strength as 10
iotce the Conservatives 10 choose between Mason
and johnson, or TO incur the odium of defeatng an
election, in the confident hope aud ,xpectatian,
that, brought TO tins irsue, they would vote FOR Ma
son Tomorrow, the battle commences again;
and, as at present advised, | think, the great body of
the Wings will again rally upon Mr.. Riyes. What
the result Is, shall let you know tomorrow night,
should the House ad joufn in lime TO permit me to
write before the mail closes.
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Mr.. william Siuycrw pod

nNAkE NOTICE that | shall on the 10Th day ol
I March, 1880, at the Tavern House of Adam
Fisher, in tho town oi Chamhcrsburg, aud State oI
pennSylvania, take the dcposltions Of Elihu u. Reid,
James MeElhaft, aud David Suiyely-nnd that on
the 18th day OF April. 1880. II, the Franklin Hotel
in the town OF lsnchbarp. | shall take the Doposi-
lions of Patrick Gum, John Boyles, Peter Burns aud
others which Deposltions, whtn taken. are designed
To be read az evidence on the lrini Of the suit de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccly, Tor the County Of Bedford, wherein | an
pla.niItl, aud you and olhe,s are defendants.
THOMAS +. HARRISON.
Feb. % wlmf
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c. Johnson. Rive,

And SO the matter is referred back to the people .
to be decided AT the Spring elections.
After the close of the vote, Mr.. Robertson of
Richmond, in a very handsome and Appropriate nd
dress, announced the death of Maj Samuel Jordan
Winston, Sergeant-at-Atms of the II ouse OF Dele
gates, which occurred yesterday evening. The Ma
ior, just before his death, remarked that he had been
in uniform on the ath OF July aud 22l of February.
for upwards of twenty years, aud requested that he
might once more be INDUCED by having his military
dress put on. In this wish lie was gra,iied. 1t is also
said that lie expressed a desire to die on that day
in winch, fit be time, he was also grauded. The II.
of d.. agreed to attend his funeral Tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
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Ward Election.

nNlIE ward election for SIX Aldermen, and six
1 Common Council men, in each ward, in the
town cf L,pchbu,g will take place, pursuant 10 nj
act OF Assembly. entlllcd /" an aci TO amend an act
entitled an act dividing Tho town Of Lynehbutp into
wards, and for oll,e, purposes, = passed Feb -, 1880,
on the first Tuesday III Aprii next-and will be held
IN Lynch Ward No. /. being all that part of SAID
town below the 1st alley, cxtendina from the river to
l2th street, IN the tenement on Mdin street, lately
occupied by John y. r,idcn as a llnner's shop, one
door below james b. Rcnwick's grocery store, and
III Henry Ward, NO. being all that psit of town
above Isl alley extending lrom the iiser to 10Th street,
IN the room ofiho tenement occupied by the Virgin
ian Office. HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Sergt. ofthe Corporation of Lynchburg
Feb. % tde
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Hides az The Yard,

FOR winch ! will nay cash, Mt the highest market
l'iiees' give Leather IN exchange. or take them 10 tan
on shates.
The inhabitants of the country generally. will find
1t 10 then interest To send me their HIDES, ~ they
have to send then produce to lsynelburg, tho Tan
\ afi berg on the man market luad, and contiguous
thereto. Bong about To rn.occupy my former
place Of business, | solicit that encouragement
which a generous public know how To bcs,ow, espe-
clally my former customers aud friends On either
sue Of the liver, are heartily invited to extend TO me
then custom aud patronage, promising ON my part
To use Suol, means as will give Satisfaction.
Robert W. Collins will Tor the present, receive
HIDES Tor me Mt his Saddlcl's Shop, Main Street,
on the corner leading 10 Friends Warehouse.
WISH 10 make ennllnets lol a QUANTITY OF
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Trade Of KnorpiHe and Uarleston.-We observe
IN the last Knoxville Register, near twenty advertise
men's, Of different merchants. in Charleston, S. c.,
Offering every description Of imported goods TO the
tennessee and oihe Western mcrchauts, upon
terms as favorable as they con be go' in ouy make,
in The Z. Sintcs.
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OBITUARY

Departed this life, ON the Odd inst, At his resi-
dencc, in the county oil Amherst. Capt. AMBHosr
RuckFR. in the Gath year of his age. He died IN
full fellowship with the Methodist Church. Of which
he had been an exemplary member FOR upwar1s oi
rhirty years. Few men of lis day and time. have
been moe useful members of Society than our de
parted friend, Asa Justice OF the peace, he was az
tive, jealous aud intelligeut.-As . %ueighhor, kind,
hospitablc and folbearing.-As n parent aud husband.
careful, exemplary and indulgent.-As u christian,
pious, charitable and paycrlul. That he had fol
bles may be,-ior who are without hcin-but that
lie had virtues of a high order. none who knew him,
could for moment doubt. The death of such a man
is a public loss, aud the public sympathises with the
bereaved partner Of his bosom and weeping children
in this sore affection. Time will soothe the anguish
afthe one, and wipe away the tears of the other, for
tItv know their loss Is his gain-bul when shall the
yacnuI' IN society, created by his fall, be filed =
Green be the ;%urfupon lns bosom aud soft his slum
bers. un,l lie shall AZ AXE to that tich inheritance,
laid up for the faithful III Heaven.
The ST. Louis Missouri Republican is requested
IN roDy.
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atlantic Steam Sh'ps-Thc citizens Of Philadelphia
have appointed a COMMITTEE. to receive subscrip
tons TO stock. for building a Steam Ship to ply be-
tween that port and England, and have commenced
their Iabors in a most suspicious manner. The
Bank Of the u. States have subscribed SlO0y 600.
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MEYL,s Eyu~

4 Most valuable remedy for diseases OF Horses,
N and can be with The mos, per
feet confidence. from repeated trials for years past
Recently tins article has been used, with equal and
even more happy effects, for sprains, bruises, fresh
cuts, pans, and Il aigo class OF like Diseases.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Feb. % Is
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RICHMOND, Feb. 23,.lg3o

THE long agony is over at least lor The present
scssion-both lloascs having determined, after the
sixth ballot, to-day, indefinitely to postpone tue
Senatorial election, from a conviction, which then
seemed TO have become general, tina, 10 election
could be effected. | subjoin the ballots
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o. There has been exported from james River
TO Great Britain, since the Ist Of January 10000
barrels Of Flour, aud TO Rio Janeiro, since October
s,740, making IN all shipped 10 these two places,
1890,
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RR. n. M.
SURGEON

TAKES this occasion to, inform the public that
Il. he has renaved. his Office next door above the
Auction room of Col. Charles Phelps, and divestly
opposite 10 II. d. Rieharjs's Hardware Store, where
he can At any time be found ready to perform tho
duties OF his profession. -
Dec. II iB
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Silk Worm Egg
Road Contractors.

H,AKE NOTICE. tina, the President and Diree,
tors of the Salem aud Pepper Ferry Turnpike
Company, will let out. on Monday the 4,h day .,
March neat, nj Salem, TWO sections ofdfve INDIES
each, or all that part Of said road, lying between Sa-
lem aud Lafayette.
BY order oftho Board.
February II 3w II
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" A bill has passed the Senate of Kentucky,
repeating the act now in force, prohibiting the impor-
tat'on oil Slaves into that State. 1t is considered
doubtful whether the bill will meet with favor in the
House of Representatives.
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H,HE NEXT SESSION of the hers
Il SCHOOL, will begin on Monday the llrh Of
March. WM. S. REID.
Feb. IA t1lM. II
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HAVE just received, a superior lot Of TAN
4 NERS OIL, Tor sale. CASWELL POE.
Feb. IL Att
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Tam kSHs'k.

Early application had better be made. Chestnut an,
Spanish OAK would be preferred. but will buy an,
kind Of Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb, % IA
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O. The N. York papers, state that the Grand
Jury of O,sego county, have found a bill Of ind'ct-
ment against Col. James Watson Webb, editor Of
the Courier & Enquirer, for a Libel on J. Fenni-
more Cooper, the Novelist. The libel complained
Of is certain structures in the Courier & Enquirer, on
the great Novelist's two last works, " Homcward
Bound,' and Home rs Found.'
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HUCATION.

H,IIE SUMNER SESSION of the subscribers
L SCHOOL, will begin on Monday the 4th day
of March. HENNlNGHAM '. REID.
Feb. ID AN
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SENATOR FROM NEW WORKING farther
step has been taken to elect a Senator from this
State, and it seems to be conceded that none will be
elected at this session OF the Legislature.
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$50 FsEU.SRD!

JAMES pEnRPFS, who was confined in the
~ Jall CT Grayson comfy, on a charge nj volnnta-
~ aud malicious stabbing, made his escape from The
said Jail, on or about the 18Th inst, and is now go
ing At large.
! will give the above reward Of fifty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of the SAID James Phipps,
"a, Grayson Count House, that he may be dealt with
according To law.
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MAIN STREET. PROPERTY.

eG,fSa, TENEMENT on Main Street. ior sale,
lIni| onpe,y advantageous terms, If immediate ap-
I4.A- plicatlon be made to
S. &. ". II. GARLAND,
Feb. % Ia
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o. The postage on letters brought by the Great
Wcstern-on her recent trip from England, will pro-
duce her 81, $50.
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JEREMIAH JENNINGS, ia
I'D a. THOv'

Said Phipps Is about Ii or Is years Of age, fair
complexion, and haIr inclined 10 be red or sandy
The description Of clothing not recollcctcd.
j. J. Jailor.
Feb. % I'm
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trustees Safe.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, exc.
I'D cuted by George Boyd and Patsey r.. hIs wife,
bearing date 90 the 10Th April, 1884. and ofrecord in
the County Court of Piitsylvanla, shall on Friday,
the Sth day Of March, 1899, expose 10 sale, by way
OF Public Auction. for cash, before The front door OF
the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynehburg, an
undivided moiety IN a tract Of Land on The waters OF
Straight Stone Greek in The county of Pittsylvania,
containing,
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$40 Acres

more or less.-I shall only convey such title rs is yes
ted in me by SAID Deed.
DAVID r. EDLEY, Trustee
Feb. II w3w II