davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
stone Cutters, stone MasOns and
Quarry Men,

n kE WANTED immediately in The Town OF
"a Lexington. The Trustees of the Town have an
pointed me 20 build a new Jali out Of grey limestone
quarry that opened Two months ago. The quarry
is opened ready for the Quarry drill out such
Rock as may be Necessary for the work--The quar-
~ tools are also ready aud Stone Cutters viii want
40 tools except Their hand ha inner. A shed Is
prepared for the Stone Cutters TO work under =
One OF the board OF Trustees Of said BuIIdinp are
appointed 10 pay up the Stone Cutters Masons and
Quarry men every two weeks. Apply Immediately
in the Town oil Lexington TO me
NICHOLAS BUTLER.
May %, I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
To the Stockholders oftI,e Hgani.
OF virginia.

'1'HE Commissioners appointed by the Cover
4 nor 10 examine into and report on The condition
Of the Bank of Virginia. having nearly completed
then investigation, aud HE Board Of Director, being
authorized by law 10 convene extra meetings ofthe
Stockholders after ihltly days previous notice of HE
tine aud place Of such meeting Nolice is hereby
given, thai the said Board have appointed Wedncs.
DAY the first day Of July. for meeting the stock.
holders, Ia be held AT their Blinking House in The
Guy OF Richmond ; and The sand Board eafnest,
request full attendance Of the stockholders M
that time and place, IS well to consider The actual
condition Of the Bank, 10 adopt such additional
by.liws. ordinances, rules and regulations as To
Them shall appear ueedfnl and proper for the ft-
ture Management Of the Bank, aud aollet things
appeftalnng thereto.
Those stockholders who may not find ii conve-
nicnt 10 attend IN person are requested To appoint
proxies TO represent them al the sud meeing-and
with that view, the form Of power attorney is here
unto annexed.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN BROCkENBROUGu, President.
Bank oil Virginia, May %, ls4O,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
L ID. WATTS.
w. NJ. Pc TON,
.JNO. r. RIrIIApDp
Roanoke, Feb. IA, 1910.

TUE SUMNER TERM of the Seminar,
OF March " y" '"'
The Methods there observed are these. Maid
pieh studIes-whch must be super6cIaI studi,s
are rejected. That smatlering of Sciences vh;cl
's lHshionhOiy taught leave the pupil only vain.
and no wiser, than She began. is avoided To cbool
Inc thIngs most useful aud must ornamental to NJ
SIX. IS the first ann; to teach these huest Thin
solidIy, Is the second. Reading, Writing A,lhm3
TIC, an extended Course Of History and Geograplx
The Modern Languages, and Music, are taupi1
vain an possible care, as the capital parts Of libea
al Education Abrdgemeuts, books on the sys,e1
OF Questions and Answers and short Methods I
general, are banished, as ialacious. Examlnaimrl
are frequent, private, and usually conducted |
writing. English Grammar Is taught princip
through learning the French. Rhetoric and Log +
by the book are considered inappcable 10 the educ
ton OF grls but they are, practically, taught oun
pose. by means of constant Wriiten Exercises
Translation and History, and 10 think BY sIapngd
whole course oflnsltuc.ion towards strengthen
the Understanding. TO improve this, to store il vii
sound Information. and to give II elegance, by can
fully cultvating the Taste, is the whole scope
the system pursued here. Nothing is taught
Display, nothing because it has injndlclOu.
grown 10 be Fashion. Wonders, we are o
ambitious OF making. but useful and agreeable va
men.
Ia order more certainly TO effect these lhius
Male teachers alone are employed well edncaIeS
Ffenchman; very accomplished Italian Proef
sor OF Music; Vmglnian OF good birth and edueas
ton, as English Assistant and the Principal
The uung Ladies are, as TO every Thing buy
Their School studies, under The OF GovernessF
employed for this alone, and admirably fitted for lhis
important trust. She is warranted 10 keep them
order. The situation offers singular advantages ~
Health, Comfort, Study aud innocent Amusemen'l
Company, except Of Visitors by invitation IS promo
ned. Copies OF the Regulations will be sent lice
Postage. II application be made 10 Ed. W. Jonl +
ston, Post Master, Boletour Springs, Roansts
TERMS. ..6
Board, including Washing. Lights sEo I"
500 for the Session of 10 months. Iuiiio7, mh
Regular Conise, tEnesh and French, or ltalan'
Spanish $50. Music, Piano, Guitar, Or Harp, 81
including the use OF Instruments. OF these Fth
500 payable on entrance the remainder, al
end Of five months Bedding will be furnished
so cents per month.
DresS.-For " inter, Bottle green Circassan
MelIno. with Capes Of the same. For those bes
II wears, PanIalets Ike The dr. IS. Two suits az
sufficient. Pupils should bring each Table SpOOa
Tea poon. common Towels, and rs many
each article Of Dress, except Frocks and Uodd1
trocks pair ,ach good Leather. and neal NO
rocco Shoes Bonuet of Cane OF Stfaw, Nuns PA
tern, IN nnled win Crimson Ribbon. Embrodrfe
not permitted, unless worked IN Tie School, by !"
pupil herself, Jswelry forbidden.
Feb. 90 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

-
EsPEC1 FULLY informs his (,,saausE
=, puplic generally, thai he CONTINUES ~ ana ii,
me manufacture of COPPER AND TIN ew,rty I.
10 all It's various branches. His stock ~ ~ WARE
- now large, well assorted, and well wo,,h. Wan
,en.,on OF 6ol' Wholesale and retail The al
STOCK oil SILL Us and other Copper W. a,.s. HI
very large and desirable, and he is pte,' ore Is ais
iacinfe TO order STILLS ofany size n, 10 manu-
VIII also repair old STILLS or take tben a''efn al
Tor new ones. ~ exehaEp
lie has also on band large and well
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat f,,s assor,
prepared TO weave 10 any order he ma, 70. ~
ne a,so mas attached to the establishment t.
FOUNDRY, aud isprepared to casio - a l.; as,
Tor 'averns, churches and other pufposes n sell
Screw Boxes castings for Thresbing Mach ,ooa''
all other kinds of Btass Castings. '"'nes, an,
lie continues. also, 10 gutter and row. -
either 10 town or country, with Conner p los''l
or Sheet Iron. upon the most favorable ,.,, n' AN
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, eilhe, us
or taken ~ ekcnangeior new work. Country n'
Aug.s :" us llDc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
NO TEfE.

A LII persons indebted to me FOR Lottery Tickets.
n ate respectfully requested 10 come forward and
pay ther dues, ~ ] am very DESTROYS Of closing
ihen,; aud those indebted will consult their own
interest by making immediate payment.
II. II. BOOKER.
SCRIP WANTED ATBOOkER'S OFFICE.
II. II. b.
June II AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
Valuable Goods nj cost prices.
uneS

rNhE STOCK OF GOODS lately owned by
u MesstS Z. & J. W. Dudley aud IN their Store
House On Main Street, has been conveyed by Them
III trust 10 the undersigned, by deed duly recorded
IN the Musings Court in which deed, hbetlv is
gwen 10 the trustees 10 sell the said Goods # The,
thlbk 1t expedient al trya sale. In pursuance
oil Tins authority contained IN the SAID deed the
undersigned oiler the entire Stock In The public
and pledge themselves 10 sell at cost priceS.-The
Stock is arge~ comprising every variety of Staple
and Fancy Goods; aud well worth the ,atienllon OF
the publlc.-Mr. Peter Dudley and h's John
VIM Dudley will attend, and act as salesuen.
The debts due TO the nd firm are also conveyed
to The undersigned by The deed aforesaid. and they
hereby earnestly request all persons indebted, TO
call on ihem, the Messrs. Dudleys al the
Stote-tlouse To scule and adjust their several
debls.-lndulgence cannot he given.
C.. j.. MOSBY,
JNO. NJ. SPEED, trustees
Anr1 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
tuneent Jordan, Hezekiah Dickinson and L,,5u,

urgent Jofdan, Hezektah Dickerson and .Jo,buo
Noble: " ''''"0
'AhE NOTICE, that on the 81 day of Aueus,
hexi, at The tavern house OF John Me,dor in
Tue connty OF Breckenridge. State of Keniu,kv no
tween The using and setrng the sun, we viii nro.
= ''ne me Dispositions OF William Yates and
o'hefs, ana II not fnshrd on hat tay. will cont;nna
rom d"y 10 day until completed, 10 be read as ev,
uence IN tue ISSUE devsavu vel non as we'll g in n.
sun 10 : hancery, now depending and undetern,in.i
VI Tue Ctcut Superior Count of Law and Chance
~ Tor The county of Bedford, in which yo,, ~.
you can attend should Won th,nk woe. ''' ""e'e
Respectfully, JEREMIiH IGpD,N
WILLIAM JORDAN,
LEROY JORDAN,
SOSHWlLL JORDAN.
JOHN JORDAN,
J,n.. oNEY JORDAN. -
vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
June IS
william Graves, samue, Berger, and
Charles l.. Haley:

TaAkE NOTICE. that that | shall. on the l7th
L day Of August 1870, in the court house Of
Phisylvania county, proceed 10 take the dispositions
of Peyton Graves. Sen'r. and Others To be read as
evidence 10 a SUI depending in the Cucun Superior
Conr Of Law and Chanerry for The county oil
Piusylsania, IN which am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANTS; and should The sad denosilions not be
completed on thai day, they will be continued from
day to day lthey ara completed
JOHN fowler.
June IL uAw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
Trust sale oesIain Street Property.

'Sf "'ss' VF~7hs1f" sfftct Il fOpcffy.
NA ILL he sold at auction, on the 10Th dsy of
w July, le4o. the ground and HOUSE now oc-
eupied BY J. { Shacklefofd, ss a S.ddlei's Shop,
&c. containing % feet iron, aud running back l32
feet.
Something over Two thousand dollars will be re-
quited IN IA nd. and credit Of G. 2 and Is months
given the balance.
The sale will be made under Deed of Trust ex
ecuieh TO me by Peter Dudley. the 9th day Of Sep
ember, 1921. aud will convey the title vested IN
me by the same. WM DAVIS, Jr. Trustee.
Nav % wildly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
Nv ESTR.9r.

DURSCANr to warrant 10 us directed we
l. have this day viewed estray horse shown 10
us BIZ Thomas q. jones OF Bedford county, and do
find the same 10 he grey horse and believe him 10
be sixteen years old. and apprase the said horse
10 the sum Of twenty eight dollars This 9TH May,
1910. ALFRED A.BELL,
MOSES NELMS,
JESSE l.. HOPKINS,
Copy-Tesre
RO. c. MITCHELL. OK.
June IS Wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
TRUST SALE.

Id IRSGANT Ia the provisions ola trust deed.
y exeentei 10 tie subscriber. bearing date The
18Th dly Of September. 1897, by William RIdpeway
Geo. NJ. Pasne and William G. Mo-eley, which is
duty recorded m the Clerks Office Of the Counfy
Cuun OF An,hersiI shall proeeed,on the 3h day Of
lnis hrxi. at The house Of Joseph Kyle. called the
Folly. "a the county of Amherst. proceed 10 sell,
the highest bidder. for ready money. The Tfae oi
Land, conveyed by The said deed. wit 931 acres.
lying and being in the sand county, al mh.fst join-
ing the lands Of Micajsh Penderon aud others. aud is
u par thereof ITO the said kyles it being he
same land formerly owned by John Coleman. This
Land Ia chlfns IN woods, running far from James
River Las much good timber upon it, The rle
Is deemed good but acting trustee none other will
be conveyed but .oel vesledln me by said deed
ROBERT TlNSLEY. Trustee.
June IL ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
PgETICAE..


Hro. D. PRENTICE.
WHY swell a milton hearts as enc,
With memrirs Of the past
WHY ring. oaf soa deep thandergrn
Uponshe rushing blasif
was hold the beautiful, tbs brave,
The Jubilee OF eagthf
Tits the dsy ihateave
Our patriot hero biT,h.
We offer here sacrifice.
ofhearis TO him, who came,
To guard young Freedom, paradise
Viii sword OF living flame
To him, who, Ga wars whrls ind Loud
Rsde like angel form.
And se, his glory the cloud,
A halo OF the STORM
hundred years with all thsr Trans
OF shadow, have gone by.
And yet this glorious name remains,
A sound that canno, die
IT'S craven on the hill, the vale,
And on the mountains tall,
And speaks in every sounding gale
And roaring WATERFALL
Ne marble on his resting sfot
Iis scuptured column reaU,
But his is still nobler lot,
A graielal nation. toars
Old time that bids ihn marble Tow,
Makes green each laurel leaf,
That blooms upon the .ainted brow
OF our immortal chief
Ills deeds were ours--but through The world
That mighty chief will he
Where glofys bsnneris dnfurled,
The waurh word the free.
And as they bend their eagle ewes
On Nieior,'s burning sun,
Their shouts will echo 10 the skies
"Our God ard Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25


Superior Golden Olive do
/ laYlsble Gtrrn do
| Oak Olive D,llia. CID / and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphaun,. Beaver aud Pilot Clulhs-s good asst l.
! mcnt from common sefy me qualities.
! CASSlMERES.
| Extra fae Woel d, ed Black Cashmere
Sapefdpe piece dyed do
/ Fsnc and Medium Blue do
Ponce Albtus--a new sfyle Of f,oey eoiored Csssi.
mefe-yery handsome and fashionable
! NESTlNGS.
Eslrs fne PLAIN BIZ. Eueli.h saun Vestings
! do do French do
! Biz F,et'd. Saiin--Shanrock aud Thistle patterns
/ sppeffne Buff Cashmere VesIing
! Whresud Colotrd Natseiles Nesting agreatsarieiy
Silk Velvet and Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Estra fine grass bleiebed lrsh Linens
! Medium and lo~ ptiee do
4, z 4 and 10 Table Diapers
Z 4. 100 aud 2 Table Cloths
; aud "A Damask Napkins
I , md htosp French Linens
/ , aud Gfas. Linen
DouEsTIcS.
I. 81 aad I 4 brown Shrcung
3 4 - and Al brown ShrIng
Biz, chcd Shuting--all widths aod qualities
Heavy Cation OzBahnrgs No. | aud 2, oil Richmond
AMI Petersburg Manuiactnte
"a, : aud 4 hcas, Tiskings.
PRINTS.
New style French PRINTS
Super London do
Mefrlmac do-alatge assortment al all Pri-
SILK GOODS.
IIeivy Matiioni Lusning
4 nbfi Satin
BGck Figured Gro dc Afique
Plain do do
S9perior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue b Jack Poult de Sole
Black FIGURED Ameneatne
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome PLAID Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed SILK Hosea new article
Black and White English Suk Hose
PLAIN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black aud White Cotton HOSE. a large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted SILK Gioses
Wine do do
Csloted do do
Back k'I and Horse sAln Cloves
Colored do de
FRENCH WORK.
10 dog iioh worked f,eueh Collar.
R1th vo.ktd do Capes
% DO Cuff.
MUsLiNs.
Re ga sa," Ia.aa.
PIna 10
ca.,.s3 Jssos,l 10
D. Sass d
Safsrtd ds d.
Et.ts hae 3 500 tsa~a
% l.3is Boa Nasa-
Cssn.f#c I'D !se#t-z Na.s.r
uASUhsEEHfETS
HIM rreHsl i.#-e= t4zzs-er Il -
Ffsia ans eels sHfsttsf - 50
Ernatua isfFl ta#s.e#s So -
p . sol 7 l.a> ta
?. AT H=..# 81. Do
Esst Gaaz=a 80 : 80 SzsFfs
Bas- sf#ssfaHag 81 ef.- sas SslEs
The zsasr. - B14nf arasr sfs-sass Gs,5. IN
asaa se s i#ss g~ts-Ife 10 etb.s.5r- a t#sts ~
may ffyor - b . c45E.
Ar -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
CON N UNICATEn

MY. johnston having by recent ehanges
ehfd every department of his School, and ,a.,
new organization by full and fair exnas 's''eu Il
deem IL due In HIM aud the commpni,v w. "
pubhc testimony of our conviction oi ~ s'e III
eiheacy OF his system of management an1 G"fef'
ION. aud our perfect sati faction witb,ho "''Uc
which thew very responsible duty of euard,na
ais aud department of the young Lad,s. ' "o'
confined to the school room is djsrh.,a.I lieu 10
goVerness. " III
To those who wish iheirdaughtef,. wbeo
beyond the walchfu guidance Of parental sol,a''.'
sheltered from the allurements and ev,,an".
winch surround Cry Education, and froas,Ss 'ncd
ious influences, which too often polln,e no Nv
phere ol orr Hinges, poisoning the ye,y C,.
| "i knowledge who wish 10 give them Ina, sa..
culture which will qualify them To fulfil n,% n Y
MY and Usefulness, fheir important dest;,y ";
recommend the Roa soke Seminary as ofs,,.. y"
s,fo"ges, inducements in its qn1etaad fenred s,".
iiop. us mud anh salubrlous atmuspbere i,s T
accommodations and extensive grounds ia, fol,
nee and uninterrupted exercise,-lbe pen,l,n
department and Literary arfainmenis Of The pm,
lai. ana me industry and vigilance Of the num,,
ASSISTANT Teachers, who are assIdnously em,l,
botil IN tile hours of study and relaxation in en
ing me senimrntS, refining the feelings and sots
ing The ma ners as well as storing tie mini.
pupils, with sound aud useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYrON,
JNO. X. RICHARDSON
Roanoke, Feb. IA, $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
rER.IN.D.fEg.

H'HE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves together for the purpose Of conduct,np a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
hare taken the large and commodious brick hull.
ding on Market street, leading 10 the Court Hons,
and are prepared to accommodate Bosrdsrs and
Travellers in manner and on terms. which The,
dster themselves, will proye satisfactory TO ALL
The House will be furnished in The mos com
Portable manner; their Table supplied with the bfs
that the market affords; The Stable wnh abundance
Of provender and attended by experienced and at
tentive Oslefs.
DAVID z. BOOKER,
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS
Feb. 90 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
TRACT OF LAND,


estimation baA Acres,
more or less; hutthe true qnaitity will be ascer-
tanned previously TO the day of sale. by a survcy-
This Land lis IN popuous neghborhood, within
about Two miles OF Amherst Courthouse, aud is
honndedby the Lands of Elijah Fletcher. John NJ.
Williams, james II. Mcdaniel, Samuel VANS aud
William Mcdaniel. It's well waered. very prodnc-
tive. and susceptible OF The highest degree of I'M.
prove enI. The undersigned, who lives near ihe
Land, wall take pleasure in showing any person
disposed to purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit of, and 3
years Tor equal portions oi the purchase money will
be gwen the purchaser securing the payment there
OF by bends with good personal security, and the ii
lie 10 the Land itself TO be refined uo,d full nav
ment Is made, as further security. The purcha-
serwlll have the privilege of seeding al the usual
time IN the comiHg fall and fun POSSESSION will he
given him on The LIST day OF January next The n.
tie = helievedto be unqnestlouabl, good but the
Undersigned will only convey such asIs vested in
hlm by the SAID last will and testament;
JOHN 4. MCDANIEL.
Ex'or OF Lindsey Mcdaniel deed
June u5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
RO. c. CUTLER, OK
COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE. }

oMMlSsloNER S OFFICE.
bosn- sion, june 81, 1910.
The parties interested IN the foreeo,np o,dr, And
decfee' VIII be pleased 10 take notice. thai | bav.
appointed F'1"y the l7th DAY of July next. TO com
mrncr the taking the accounts and vrderr therein
d'fectrd, on winch day. by ten O'Clock IN he morn
my 'hey are requested 10 attend my office with
theif books, papers and vouchers, and cones ot
court papers prepared Tor investIeal,on and seule
ment. SPOfSW GOD GARLAND. Com'r,
49, - Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
GExTENsIyEsTOCK OF NEW sPnIN
GOODS at reduced prices.

TuRNkR.& BU.WELL take pleasure IN an
l. nenaeeg 10 their Trends aud the public gen.
efay iha. hey have recently purchased IN tue cues
of NV York, Philaarlphia aud baltimore, on inc
mast a,at lie ler,ns and out Of the latest imiofia
tiaus lafse and rpne,al assortment OF GOODS Of
the latest stties and ftsho sail oil which thes "He
10 the wholesale aud retail dealer, al prices .h'eh
they hink fail Of giving satisfaction. lhes
earnestly solicit calls from country Merchans-iee'
lng confident thai Their stock comprises As R'ea'
variety Of goods be found in any other hoasr'
The following list comprises but small part Other
sosk ON lanI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

NlRGlNiA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery, for The
town OF l.ynchburg, on the 9th day OF June 1870
James Saunders, Plaintiff
against
John H. Woodgate and Robert Robinson Robert NORRIS,
and Charles Phelps, Defendants.
The Defendants John IL. Woodgate and Robert Rsbnson
NOT having enter d their appearance aud given
conlng 10 theRct OF Assembly and the Rules oths Court
aud nppeang by satisfactory evidence that they
hal uns of country II is ordered, That the sud Deen
dants do appear here the first Monday September ne
and answer the Hill of the Plaintiff; aud ihut copy OF this
order be iuhn It'll inserted some paper printed
town o sncburg Tor two months essvey, aud posted
at the front door Ot the house, in the said town
Copy-Teste, ID. DDES, Clerk.
June II ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
Valuable g.annd forsalc.

I'm PURSUANCE of the late will and testament
of Lindsey No Daniel, deceased. The undersign.
ed as executor thereof, vii. the 18th day of An-
gust uext, II the late residence of said decrden in
Il county OF Amherst. sell, ty way Of publlc auc-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25

By The several orders made IN this cause. the
% h day of September, 1899, aud on the 27th day
OF April, 1870, ''the court doth adJud1e, order &
decree, thai the defendant, Alex Wathall. tx or
Edmund Lockeu, deed, do render before Cotnmis-
sionef Watkins an account OF his testalars' admin
lsratlon OF the estate Of WIN. H. HARRISON. deed =
Also that The same defendant do re lder beioae the
sa ne Commissioner an account, shelving what parl Of
the specific tgaces his esiaor delivered over to
the spec Tic legatees."And il is further ordered,
that the same Commissioner ''do report the Court
the portion OF the plaintiffs and Of VI ssoufi HARRISON
dec'd OF such Of the specific legacles have been
delivered To the specific legatees. and which Of the
parties are liable 10 the SAID plaintiffs and the adnr
OF SAID Missouri Harrison deed, for tue same
with any matter specially stated, &c. &c"
The parties IN SAID suIt are hereby notified 10 ap-
pear before me, al my Office the oil Fqrmvlle
on Tuesday the 2lst day of July next, and TO fur
nsb ms with such evidence as will enable me to
execute the several orders herein mentioned.
+. n. WATKINS, Com.
Fmmvle. Jnne 10 u4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
June II
LAND ANDV NEGROES FOR SALE.

virtue of deed upon trust executed by VIM
- Corsnn, on the | lth Jinnaty 1887, aud oi re-
cord Ia the county court OF Campbell, for certain
purposes therein named, the undersigned trustees or
one OF them. VIII proceed 10 sell, by way OF public
auction, Tor ready money on Saturday tire ! 9Th day
OF July 1910, tt fair. il not, hen the frs iir day
thereafter, Sunday excepted the tract of land cal
led Radcll, lying about p mes from Lyuchburg
ne n the first toll gate OF the Salem Turnpike, con.
taining 23O acres more or less. preserving on- hail
acre 10 Tie heirs of Vim. Nofvell, decd. fnrrver
as family hnrslng eround) Also, five SLAVES,
with The increase of lie females thereof. VIZ: Joe,
lsbell and her three children. Nancy, Ehza aud Ad-
cline, or so much of SAID real and personal property
may he necessary Ia Iaise the amount due and
unpaid On the day of sale. TIE land will be sold
up The rtmlses and the slaves at The Market
house III the town Of Lknchburg. The iitle to lhr
above property Isbeheved 10 be good, bur The
tees will convey snch nle only az Is vested Ia them
rhGA \. n6L lApSSi Trustees.
June 10 WHISKY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-25
Stage asad Rail isOad Line.

I FAVE Lynehburg on Mondays, Weon''l
- days and Fridays, at Q o'clock, A. NJ ar1H. y
Charlottesville same evenings. Az Z. NJ Lf"
Charlottesville, next day by A. NJ, reach me ~"
Road, distance ofonly 20 miles from ChS'iO"'
VILE over Il fine road, by 10 o'clock, and anae
Richmond same evenings. by p. M. This ",
be found bv far the most comfortable route, % v,
as the most expednious, TO Richmond, or so"h
North, by way of Washington Guy, having no my"
travelling aite, leaving Lynchburg. Our ,' .n% |
and coaches are first rate, and the drivers sh ,"
careful and accommodating. No pains WIZ
spared to render the trip safe and pleasant
passengers.
Fare through to Richmond. $50 fle'
ricksburg Sll so. S. b. CLOVES. Agen''
May WIS