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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23
STEAMBOAT BURNT.

The ST. Louis papers of the 25ih ult. mention the
destruction by FIRE and gnnpowder Of The SEAM
boat Belle oi Missouri while On her why from New
| otlennsto ST. Lous. II appears that the even
ing o Tho 25th she slapped near Liberty. illinois,, fss
wood. WHEN the alarm was given that The boat Wa6
ON fire. All enoits 10 sub5ne il were unavailinE,
aud IN five or ten minutes The entire boat ina
blazr.
The passengers hurried ashore NJ the first alarm.
and very lile Vt their baggage saved. Soon
afterwards the five communicated TO about $50 kegs
al gunpowder on board, which. exploded with feat
iul violence, aud made u total wreck Of The boat.
Nothing but the fact thar the boat Gas n shDse
saved the passengers rs the explosion must have
KILLED ALL II is said there wer. nearly 200 pssscn-
gers. chiefly Germans some Of HON, il supposed.
lost large amounts. One man htd $4,000 IN guild
and silver. aud only saved what in the hurry Of The
moment he could cam into he pncksts. The
captain WINS the last an to leave the boat.
II is SAID when the alarm given. three Ges
man gls, deck passengers, Who were travelling
without protector, exhibited singular degree %
spirit and energy. They seized the large Trunks,
containing, probably. all their worldly and soe-
ceeded IN getting inem safely ashore. What 10 still
mofc remarkable s that this was the only baggage
saved by the deck passengers.
Even IN scene OF desolstlon md despair Ike that
ooensinned by tins calamity erime WAS busy nj her
uefarious work. 1.-THE trunks Of The cabin passengers
were broken opcn * robbed OF every i,ng they con-
tanned, consisting oi money aud jewels ,oa large ~
mount.
The Belle bclongedsto Me.sts. Glasgow. +. & A.
Tracy, +. x Powell, llempsiead a Bcebe, Cap
tain FInch aud ESTATE IL Nh. S.haleross aud sho
was insured for 81, 900.
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INTELLIGENCE.
'LoRIDA.--The St. Augustine Herald of the

FLoRIDA.--Thc ST. Augustine Herald OF the
3D. instant say
Gen. TAYLOR we learn las CONNIE ccd operations
in Middle FlsfIda. lie advances from Tallahassee
eastward in three columns. Ga The pod. the FIST
column advancing towards Dcadman's Bay, after
marching 20 miles, scnta part otthe barg,pe.train
back, which was intercepted by Indians. aud the
tcamstrr killcd-Thcre ~ evidence that tho Indians
have crossed the Suwannrc.
The Tallahassee Fiorid,an Of the o9lh ut. saws
On Saturday night last, the dwelling of Maj J. $.
Taylor nbout six miles from Monticello whs atlnck
ed by lsd,ans and burnt TO the ground The family
made their escape.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

More Riofs.-We are furnished by correspon-
dent with account OF shameful not which TOOK
place on Monday evening. about eight o'clock IN
Ninth str, ct above market. 1t is minated that the
fight was commenced by the members of fire
companies the names of which are given US; but as
out infor.nan mt could equipments We think II
possible lie may have erred IN this part oil the state
nen,. and for that reason We forbear from desgna-
rnp the companies he mentions by the exert'ous
Of one p,asewor,by man. the rioters were dispersed
We are told that about two hundred persons
were engaged in this fight, and that stones. brick
bats clubs &c. wore flying about IN every direction
Phi. Ledger.
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.V'DTEdE,

EpY virtue OF decree OF the County Coud of
hb Bedford, pronounced al the November term
1884, the Undersigned commissioner appointed by
the Court. will sell on Wednesday, the 2oh day OF
the present mouth, tJanuary) the tract oil and men
toned in SAID decree belonging the heirs OF Cal
lohl Mennis deed. lying on Big Ouer in the
county of Bedford, containing 1874 acres, more or
less. ad DINING the lands OF the Rev. William Left
"ich, Edward Meiryman, Vim. NJ. Bniwell. and
others. considerable portion of this land lies toll
erably WE'LL very productive, and susceptible of i'm.
proyement. Terms one, two and three ysars ere
dlr, purchasers giving bond and security, aud the
title retained as further security until paid for The
sale will positively take place the day appointed II
fair. aud II not, the next fair day thereafter. The
subscriber will convey such tight IS vested in ha
as commissioner only.
WIN. c. LEFTWlCu, Com.
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RIVER AND NANAvsIsA COM
PAW

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of
H the Company in Richmond, until the 10Th
February next, Tor the manufacture and delivery oi
loo 600 bushels OF Hydraulic Cement. with the
privilege 10 the said Company 10 extend the CON
tract to l50, 900 bushels the Cement to be of the
best quality. properly manufactured from approved
hydraulic limestone kept under cover perfectly dry,
aud convenient Tor delivery 10 boats the bank Of
the James River below Buchanan, to be delivered 10
the order Of The Comp,Dy's Engineers IN strong aud
nght barrels. each containing five bushels oi 70 lbs
nett 0 900 bushels To be ready for delivery by the
lst July next, and the same quantity b, the lst Of
each successive month thereafter: unt the contract
be completed the Cement TO be subject ~ all times
inspection, for approval or rejection by an Engl-
neer OF the Company, TO be designated IN the
lrac the proposal 10 be for The price PEI bushel, all
other charges Includ ed. b. WRIGHT,
Chief Eugln,cr.
Ian O ISF
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TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.

ID Y virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to the
- subscriber by George Markham, dated the l2th
August 1888 and OF record the Clerks office OF Am
herst county Couit, and Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, will be sold public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash. in The town OF Lynchburg,
before The auction room of Payne q Turner, on The
6tb day Of February 1910, (Saturday) the fol'
lowing Negro Slaves. Bob, John, Hampshire Daniel,
Aeev and her Two children Bob and Sarah.
The little 10 these Slaves is believed to be good.bui
tie undersigned will convey such title only as is vest
ed 10 him by the deed aforesaid
CHARLES l.. MOSBY, Trustee.
Jane tSt
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NO d'E.

10y ,iitue of deed Of ttust executed to the sub
I'D sertbcr by Alexander S. Henry, bearing haie
18th day of October, 1888, and Il record III me
Clerks office Of the County Count OF Campbell, Tor
the p,,no.e Of securing a debt due 10 Robert w.
Wuhers shall proceed 10 selupon the PIE nises''o
the highest bidder lot cab, on Monday, tie @"h
day Of the present month, one certain
E'9Wcs Oh E1NrCcs OF F4Nlsd,
in SAID deed mentioned containing One Hundred and
THIRTY Three Acres more less, lying aud being IN
the Counly Of Campbell. near the bead waters Of
Suck Creek aud adjoining The lands OF Dr. X w.
Wuhers Richard Morgan and others. The title to
the above land is believed 10 be nnquestionable, but
acting as trustee shall convey such TILE oniy as Is
vested IN me by tie deed
JOSIAH II. WIIITLOW, Trustee.
January l6 Jus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

Smnh of Indiana. Souihsrd., White oi lnd'ana-lo
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown, Bnehan""
Calhoun, Clay OF Alabama, Fulton, Grandy, Hub
bard, King Linn. Lnmpkio, Mouton. Nicholas, Nor
veil, Pierce Roane, Sewer, Smith Of Connecticut
Strange, Tappap, Walker, Wall, Williams, Wright,
Young-26.
So the motion 10 postpone was Lost.
The Bill was ihrn read section by section;
After which, Mr.. WRIGHT lose and made a
brief explanation OF The provisions ol the bill aud or.
dcrcd some amendments, The most important OF
which were intended 10 include the Post Once De-
parlmrnt and ITS Postmasies within the provisions
Of The bill, which were ag,eedto.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

TuE BsIG HERALD, OF BosroS, BURNT At SEA
AND Fiyy LIVES LosT.--We have received via Rio
de Janelto. adyIces from Pernambuco 10 Nov. 4th
which stale that the brig Herald, Capt Ho"es OF and
far Boston, frop, Calcutta. took fiie below m lai 4
3O : long &c, 25. W.. and soon destroyed to
pelher with fire prisons ohe wtre unable 10 escape
Among the sufferers were Messrs. Packena, Irving
and Bell, passengers, and Samuel Nash, FIST mate
The launch boat CONTAINING lie remaindel OF t'I'
crew. arrived within a few miles Of Pernambnco At
re-, being at sea six DAYS. Capt How es and Mr.. w
Austin, had arr we'd at Pcrnaubuco.
~. Y. Jcr. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

CoRNNfn's Irqursr.-Yesrerdayo on the body OF
an infant found in ,aisop boz, the ice al the front
Of q building on The Second Avenue. On enquiry 10
turned out 10 be The child of poor eou lie named
David and Mary Carey, who reside in that neighbour
hood 1t still born infant, and the father Of IL
accounted Tor the body having thus disposed Of. by
say ing he was too poor TO purchase coffin. II hrs
statement be correct, he had buried the boz ahieh
contained the body in heap OF rubbish nj house
near the spot where it found, and whoever dis.
covered It there, threw il out on the ice. Vsra'cs,
that the child was still born. ". Y. Jcr. Com.
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sSsssOn.Ii'HON.

HNllE business heretofore conducted in this city,
L under the firm ofBALDWIN, KENT x Co.,
is This day dissolved by mutual consent. The name
Of the concern will be used IN closing its present
engagements. but for no other purpose whaieyer.-
Persons indebted are requested To make immediate
payment, ms We are determined 10 close the business
as eaIiy as possible.
MICAH BALDWIN.
HORACE l.. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ATWATER.
Richmond. Dec. 81. 1889.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

WE have just received The greater portion of our
w FAN and Winter Goods. which comprise a
large and general assorlment-They were purchased
in the Norlhern Cities, generally very low prices
and will be sold correspondiney low to all who may
favor us with a call. We invite purchasers TO give
out goods an examination, as we teel confident that
We can suit them both in quality and price
TURNER & BURWELL.
Nov DIV If--oits
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High Cons,alles Mitchell and Je1cr. arrested,
ON Saturday. John llndscy and May Ddier.
charged with having had IN their possession tho
So, 900 10 doubuons. stolen months since from,
the Haste pa ckei Duchess d. leans nj New York.
On undergoing an examination before Justice Sny-
der, the woman was discharged, aud Ilindsley held
10 bail 10 appear II, the City Court.
Bait Paf.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, all
nauer offered for discount, in either of the
Banks in tins place, must be deposited the day pre-
cedpne discount day, IN each Bank-olher"ise no
notice will be taken OF II.
This reg uiation will not be departed from. in any
instance, such paper as may be offered by PEI
sons residing in the county.
f. SIDNOR. Cashier. Bank OF Va.
A.TOMPkINS Cashier, Farmers Bank.
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NOT CT.

TE,IE undersigned IS now ready to receive wheat
L during the season, for which he will pay he
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai in every case where wheat is sent to the MILL
aud price agreed upon, it is stored in the Mil
atthe risk Of the planter long the price remains
unsettled as he is only MILLER, and not an lnsu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDf.
Aug Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

ARMED OCCUPATION or FLoRIpA.-This Bill. ~
reported 10 The u. >. Senate by Mr. Benton from tho
Committee on Military Aflairs, proposes 10 grant To-
The first white settlers, not exceeding ten thousapd
men able TO bear arms, who shall eeuiG in such
parts OF Floida east OF the Suwannes and south Of
Care Sable. shall be designated by the President
of lie United States. bounty ofthsee hend.ad and
twenty acres OF land each, upon certain conditions
named in the sui seqnent part Of Tho Bill. The
nost important of these are, that the settlements
shall be IN stations each including not ie.s Than for
~ nor more than one hundred men ascl; settler -
engage in the culiyatsn Of grain and Vegetables
for his own support for sale to Others, using tho
public land about the station Tor this purpose: each
station to be protected by a block house which tho
.eulers are to put up with the aid Of the United
States troops ralioos and clothing 10 be supplied
by the Government; and arms and ammunition fuT-
nished on application at The nearest military post
Al The return of peace and removal Of the Indians.
the setiler no snail have complied with these eond'--
lions or his widow and heirs u, law in Ease Of his
death shall be entitled to bounty of three hundred
and tweniy acres OF land named above the se,ee-
non TO be made by each seer according to priority
nj settlement by lot, when two or more claimants
dale from the same day oi settlement. The b"t
pr yies also for frequent inspections oil tho various
s,tions for the survey Of the lands referred 10 ~
the first clause, and Tor the openng oil three 'ano OF
fees in the d.tiici, soon as the sanrs can DC
safely done. The lands granted 10 settlers are 70
he zee from tax alton. aud unaliepable even by judi
c,ai sale until the patent issues and Tor one year
thereafter Any settler failing to comply WIN ihs
terms and conditions Of the Act shall foIieit all hshs
arising under the same.
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UNION TsoTEG, Eymchburs, va

orr. TIE subscriber having become the tenant
EBmil Of this very CONVENIENT and Va'uaoe Es'ao
-.l..A shmenl Tor the current year, taxes TINS
method of informing the Public, that II is now open
for the reception OF boarders aud transient visitors
under The management OF his agent, Anthony w
Crensiiaw.
Every exettion will he made by the subscriber
through his agent loresald, deserve, ahd he hopes
10 receive, a liberal share Il public PATRONAGE.
ALLEN J. CRENSHAW.
JaHuary6 I'm
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.Sno,o and the Maiis.-ln the hill towns -
estimated thar The snow is from three TO four tsrs
deem upon level. There are drifts mouniain hien'
The western mail was obsirncted about ~ees-
We believe there 10 man IRON tue "ess
through Cnmmingon. for just week. and 'nes "
r IA. las, srorm the mail for the West. from teps
Town. only reached Williamsburg she next Gay
progressed about three miles further. Our t.o:-s'
irfs who usually come in on TUESDAY. d'e n"s
come TIL Saturday; and one has bee" onuea -
a week. Northampton MassJ 0ssees.
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.N'OX'E(k,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern
a of Lancaster u Bryant, will please make pay
ment Immediately, 1t is DESTROYS to wind up the
business at an early day All persons having claims
against the same will present them for payment.
WILSON u. BRYANT.
surviving partner Of Lancaster x Bryant
Nnv Is
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cO-paseTNr;Issg,up,

EallE subscribers. late partners IN the house OF
Il Baldwin, kcnt& Co, will eonnne the business
OF the late finn, butn IN Richmond and New York,
under the style of KENT, KENDALL x AT
WATER. HORACE l.. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ArWATER.
Richmond Jan. /, 1910.
Jan. 9 3w
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i&.REE 0E LAND.

,$sYEE eSH EaE.t'O.
PURSUANT to the provisions OF the last will and
Il testament Of Samuel Bransiord, deceased, the
nnders'ened,his Executors, proceed the cath
gay oil January, 1910, the next fair day thereafter,
before The door of Payne & Turner'S auction store,
u sell, at public auction to the highest bidder
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
'yns let*een the river and the canal, within a mile
9' Lyochbutg. Also, about $50 acres OF wood
land lying on the canal opposite those lots which
WIZ be sold in lots of from 80 to SO acres.
ne foregoing properly is deemed very vauabl',
ana The public may be assured that the sale will
certainty be made, and with the consent aud al pro.
val Of MIR. Early, who is the proprietor OF one hal
Of the wood Land.
, Terms of sale, g, 10, and Is months credit from,
sue hfS' day OF the present month. The purcha
e's giving negotiable notes with approx we'd endotscrs
SUI me ''tie retained further security for the
purchase money.
CHARLES G. HUDSON,
THOMAS A. BRANiFORD,
Executors oil Sanl. Btansioid, decd
IAN. 10 IDS
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commissioners salc OF
VEG FsOES.

| Fry VIRTUE OF A DECREE, pronounced
- IN the case Of - Charlton rs. Charlton" by
campbell county Court. AT tie January tenn, $40
the undersigned Commissioner appointed for the pur
pose, will on Friday he 21st OF February next pro-
ceed to SELL by way of public auction. the iehrs
bidder, al the residence oil Mrs. Michael Black
tocne the plantation formerly ownedb by Juo. Black
the following
NEGROES, to wit: LOUISA, CROCK
EFT and ARAMlNTA.
Terms II months credu-the purchaser cxecu.
ting bond wilh approved personal security.
The title is believed to be good, but the under
signed selling as commissioner will convey such
title only as is vested in him by the deed aforesaid
SAMUEL PANNlLL, Com'r.
At The same time and place mentioned in the l.
bove advertisement Of Samuel PannllI, Commiss on-
er, the undersigned will offer for sale, at public
auction 10 the high bidder,
II EEO We e. ~ q II y,
LEWIS and SARAH ANN.
Sold by order of the county Count of Campbell,
in the Of Black Black &a
Terms Cash DANIEL NJ. BLACK.
administrator Of 'Pin. Black, decd.
Jan. l6 t2lF
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BRYANT Il YOUNG,

BRYANT Il YOUNG,
ARE now receiving large and general assort-
: mem " GROCEHzES,
lN,s.isng in par, Of tic following articles:
40 bbJs ST. Croix, Porto Rice and N. o. SUI
,s ,ie,crs Clarified Sugar
TX hays Rio Lagnra. Marica.bo, Old Java and
Vena Coffee,
f33 boxes Loaf Sugar,
a5 hbds and tefces Moasses,
3 rierces Rice,
80 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
SO boxes SOAP
10 casks Cheese,
40. bbs Tar
100 kegs Nails
75 kegs Blasting Powder,
30 do DnponI's Gun Powder,
100 bags Shot,
90 bbs Tanners OIL,
40 bbls Labrador Ilenings,
1000 lbs Raw Cotton,
40 600 lbs Bale Cotton,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and damaged,
pipes very Sup. Old Cog. Brandy,
30 do and bbls Spanish do
30 his and bbls Antigua and n. +. Rum,
pipe Old Holland Gin,
80 Jbls American do
10 Apple andy,
3 pipes Old Melelrs Vino, (ycry supcrior)
Is do and bbls S. NJ. Wiue,
de Fort DO
90 bbls India do
60 Malaga do
SO boxes Gunpowler, Imperial, Tyson aud
Black Tea.
300 lbs Spanish Float Indigo,
bbls Nader,
10 do Lamr-back.
so boxes Glass p 10 and 10 Sl2,
1000 lbs American b. Steel,
so Nova Scotia Grind S.unes,
100 xes Cigars, from 81 TO 50 per box,
so reams Letter and Foolsc Paper.
Copperas, Ginger, AIspice, Pepper, Nulmess'
Salrpetre, Alu ~ and SheraIus, with many other ar
1cIes too tedious TO enumerae, all of which we Of
Ter at extremely low prices, for cash
Jan. % Is
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sS.sI2MtSo
"TVE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

Ia, ,>mi-reekly, fepery Monday and Tharsday,J at
-, mr. asnnp payable in adrnace. No snbserip.
s' ,eered fora shorter period than sir months; and
U be dseoatiaucd fercept at the discretion otthe
80, .rta all arrearnses are paid.
=. .DYERTTSEN iasertedat 50 cents per square
"a, The frst insertion and 81 cents for erery suisse
.ssi Insertion.
ry-JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpedaious'y
II nm reasonable terms.
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V'OTEGE.
N,SAE'Ef,E.

.S'DE'ECE,
10y virtue of an act 81 The General Assembly, and
- in pursuance of an order Of the county Court
of franklin ! shall offer for sale TO the highest
bidder for cash. al Franklin Couu House. on the
first Monday in February next. (being Court day)
Runaway slave now confined N the jan oil s"'l
county, who calls himself, URlAS JONES. and
who saws he belongs to Elizabeth McNiel, Polly
Griffith ard George Griffith Of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES ". b. HALE, ID. 5.
for Sam'l Saunders, Sbli. OF Franklin CO.
Rocky Mount. Dec IL l3F
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commissioners sale of
N.G,6g ~ % US.

" HI'Ss
EeY viuure of decretal Order oil the Circut
I'D Superor Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Mel
son county, pronounced at the last tern OF s''u
Cour in sllit IN Chaucery between William Ball
,Juinistr,,or of Sarah Ball deceased &c. PlanlIifs,
against John Juplng aud others, DeIend"",s' we
As Commissioners, appointed for the purpose ny SAD
decree. will on tie 4ih Monday IN JaHnaiy next
that bel Court day, at Nelson Count, house. eN-
uos 10 sale 10 tue highest bidder AT pubIIc auction
KsyeEyc slaves.
consisting of Men. Honaen. Buys and Giris, on a
credit Of six monhs--the purchasers 10 give ooho
viii apptoyed security Tor the purchase "'o..ey.
HENRY Il. HARRIS.
enables PERROW.
Der. 10 ios
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

nCRSUANF TO the provisions OF three deeds OF
n trust, executed by Lewis Merritt one 10 the
subscribcr bearing date the twelfth day Of Au-
gust IN the year eighteen hundrcdand twenty eight.
another 10 John Alexander aud Jonn b. Dabney,
bearing date The thirteenth Of July, in the year
eighteen hundred aud thirty three, and hind
deed to the said Ohm Alexander aud John Il. Dab
new bearing date the eleventh day Of June, in
the wear eighteen hundred and thtty three for The
purpose Of securing suudty debts in the said deeds
particularly set forth aud described, all which deeds
are OF record in the clerks Office OF the County Court
of Campbell the subscriber Tor himself IN The FIRST
,nen ned deed, and as surviving trustee OF John Al
exander aud John b. Dlbney in the second and
third deeds above mentioned, will proceed, on The
ely hi day Of February, IN tie year h9hleen hundred
and tory al the house OF the sad Lewis Merritt, IN
the town of Lynchburg to sell, by way OF public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cas- h, the iolo"IHg
leo SLAVES 10 vii: Ned a man; Christian. a
woman; Lucy; Biddy ;Green Henry; Lucinda and
her ee children Ned alias George Martha; and
Pleasant tos ether with the increase OF the females
since Tie date of snid dccd-Also, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture. belonging TO the SAID Lew
Is Neritt. a Cfos- cut Saw, Plantation Uteusils, an
:, set If Carpenters Tools-SellIne as trustee. the
subscriber will convey to the purchaser such title
IN the above pioperv as is vested Ia HIM, IN that
character. JollN ID. DAbNE'l' liuslee
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syyPNssY's>Eb gsAGSaEiss,

rS WILL stand Tho present season,
M-JYH at my Sable on the llill, adjoining
g1fAAH UiE Lyuchhuig. He Was siredly Mniey
.SNN....Ms-a III. aud hall bfother to the &c ebrated
LIE ailIau.
The superior Jack Davy Crockett, the properly
OF Cement Hancock. Esq. will make is Mex
seas,n at NY StaDie.-lerms aud other particulars
in ie lime MELVILLE TALBOT.
Jan 90 Is
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yINHE subscriber will opena Training Stable. II
i the Lytchburg tace groun', he 20th day III +
yuny ueh MELVILLE TALBOT.
January 30 Is
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.SPgs'0pS Hs'FsHfcd.

.VCgFUCS ID TNfCU.
NETE WISH TO hire for the balance OF The year n
w few men and boystn go TO our Iron " olks N
Botetonrt: as also good Warefmen for which
we will pay liberal prices. Apply to either OF The sub
sorGers in this place
LANGHORNE& SCRUGGS.
Jan. - Al
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