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List of Letters,

List of Letters,
Remaining in the Pos, Office al Ilrll.bo.
rough, N. G., on the LIST day &c April.
1871, which, il not taken out within
three months. will be sent 10 the Ge-
neral Post Office as dead leiers:
A JOHN C Keere
Jno W Anderson IL
Il john c Lsiia
Arms,ead Boyd Bf'tton Lay'oek
Richard Boyde James Livingston
William Bowls l'owety
William l. Bowls, junr. James Lazy
Jrhu Brown VI
Thomas Burton Joseph Z W Murry
Eliza A Broadway Mss Marcy Moore
q james Mitchell ir.
VIM & Jas Clarke William M'kerall
Lemuel Carol John Mckee tPain,er)
Mrs Hannah Chambers James MINIS
David Craig
liamet CIaig William Palmer
Berj amin CrulchfeId Mark Picket
john II CrnichfieId Abel Parrish
James II Christie r
Robert heck Sally Roberts
John cassidy WiIksn, Rodwsu
/ "euO'h Iarden Eleanor Ann Ray
ID EmeIy Ray
Avis Durham James RaInty
| Franklin DI,is2 Robert Rhodes
Capt Nm Duke Simpson Rhew
Louis DIshons, Jessee s
D,snonG and "hiam Thomas Sripcs esq
wallace Henry S;OvaH
Mss Charlotte Dollar John S,kps
Il WIN Scarlet
Henry Edwards, jr r.
jill Thomson
isaac Gram James Thomson jr
nos hfhln Richard Tapp
Moses u'st Jonathan Turner
III David TInnin
George Harrington w
MEGA; Me- I H;".,., ,t"O" Frances " Wright
'''"' '''S'''" Tellu nhit:ed
-. CHI wiley3
MISS Mary u jackson Richard Williams
,iehry JACKSON .Nurphcy W Wagner
James jackson jr. John I. Woods
Mrs. John Johnston Henderson Wood. =,
Charles Jorden I,ugb Ricgs
n Lemuel Wiikerson
Samuel Kirkpatrick Mrs. Jane wilson
0 Persons calling for any Of the above
letters, will please say they are advertised.
P. S. hope those in arrears for postage will
recolleci, that the lasG quarter has expired, and
that am obliged TO make payment. H..
THOS. CLANCY. p. N.
April l. *%.eZ ~ -.s e.
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THESE MtiIrintf afa Ia
dsblsa fafthtir ns1as q taeI
EIEuifssl an3 frusih.G ErliUa
% puTilsius he springs Ard
ehanae u iife, aad ssculng
them nllh Feneaed lane Ard
Figor. In maay handFed CIR
aissetf Eases mlairh have heKm
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Boot and Shoe Store
AND MANDATORY.

/
AND MANDATORY.
Y
EnHE sabseriAer. hasiag purchased the entire
- stock Of William u. Brown Co, would
respectfully inform the public. shai he intends
Carrying On The hasiness IN al rs various
BREACHES. AT work put into his HANDS Nj. 0e
neally and exPediiious's executed. a. ne has
lor ils execution FIRST Faie materials ahd hfst
rate workmea. And he hopes, By tafihiai q,
teniian 20 his business. % receive hnefai
share of public patronage.
To sapply the wants Of The community 10 his
liae o. business, he has also purchased
LARGE AID HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Northern Boots a. shoes;
and intends keeping supply Of these articles
Constantly on hand. Ills assnrimenl eansisis
principally u the following articles;
Genllemen's fine Boots, FIRST qusliiy.
DO. Do. second do.
Do. Do. third do.
Boys Boots. Of various qualities.
Mems Shoes. do.
Mems Pumps.
DO. Leather 0ver-shoes.
DO. India Rubber do.
Stout Brogsns. for Men and Boys.
Boys' fine Shoes. Of various qualities.
Ladies' Quilted Boots. new and supe-
rior article.
Do. fine Slippers. turnrOunds.
Do. do. springs.
Do. do. thick sOled.
Do. Buskins, thin soled.
DO. do. thick solsd.
Do. Morocco JefIerson.lies.
DO. SeaLskin do.
Do. SesI.skin Bootees.
Do. Leather do.
Misses Morocco do.
DO. do. Iippers, thick solsd.
Do. do. do. thin soled.
Ladies India Rubber 0ser.shoes.
Children Shoes. Of various qualities
and colors, &c. &c.
I. is deemed unnecessary 10 enumerote all
the VARIOUS kinds and qualities in the asson.
meat. The assortment is complete. and hay.
ing been pretty well all selected BY the sub.
scriber, are believed 10 b. such AZ viii 10 good
service. So those who wish 10 Purchase GOOD
Baots and Shoes, or CHEAP Boots ard Shoes,
or Boots aud Shoes Of any kind, are requested
10 call on the subscriber.
WM. II. BROWN.
January 10. S.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
In Equity-March Term, 1871,
.NSihaniel ". carriagiOn aud ,rite.
against
ltYeH Hang,;yn ooJ ogL,..


DrsH flanagan aud others.
appearing TO the satisfaction uf the Cent
that Durell Manpum, james Adams and
GARY his wife, and Arthur Manrum, defend
ants 10 this case, reside beyond The limits Of
ms state; u is therefore ordered that pubIisa.
ton be made 10 the IiilsLorough ilecorder for
sM weeks successfully. that unlcss the said
defendants appear at the next term &c This
Court, 70 be held for the county Of Orange, in
TIE court house in Hilisborough, on the second
Monday oil September next, and plead, answer
% demnr, this case will be set down Tor hear
ing and heard ex patte.
witness, James Webb, Clerk and Master Of
our SAID Court OF Equity, the second Monday
oil March, l64l.
JAMES WEBB. C. & m
Price Adv. IS 3. s,-
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Dr. BRANDRETH's Once In Virginia, IA
I05 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
.. Near the Old Market.

Where the Pills can be obtained Al rs cent? r,t
boz. with full directions.
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Goods! Goods! Goods!
NEW AND CMEAPN

JAMES WEBB Jr. q e.
"0ULD respectfully iaform her hisaca
W ard customers that they are rsceising
aad opeaIng
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NOTICE.
Dry Goods,

and other articles. in their line. which
they wish TO dispose Of for cash. or IN
short credit IN rnnctsal dealers.
MICKLE a. NORWOOD.
March 8 &c -62
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FURNITURE.

of all KINDS, VII be made IN ihc nea,esi siyle,
OF .nGhogaHy, u'atnai, and other pre-
rf0us I'oOd.
lie will endeavor IT, keep on hand an assert
meat RI Furniture. among which will be BED
.STEtDS Of the cheape.t and best qdality,
with stains Of the most durable rolors, IN mi.
tatIon Of Mahogany. Rosew God. or Saiinwoud
Persons wishing TO buy, will DO well 10 call,
as they will be sold on very reasonable terms.
All repairing or vanishing will he thankful,
" received, aud promptly attended TO.
Orders requiring haste, will be executed iIh
all possible desralth.
HENRY EVANS.
February 5. So sm
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Cabinet-Making.

sl'IlE subscriber, grateful Tor the patronage
- heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his friends and tic public generally,
that he has newly fitted up his establishment,
with a great many ennsenIences, that will en-
able him 10 execute work IN q superior siyle
and with more expedition than hertiuiote; and
he now "iTtTs his services u the public, " I'LL
the determination that m pains snail be spar
ed 10 give general satisfaction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16

cndehy oil the extraordinary arrivals into this port de
ailedn our circular the 9th inst the receipts coastw'se.
from Ireland and abroad since that date provide good
supply OF wheat, liberal quantity Of Irish Oats Flour,
and Oatmeal. and ge7 bbls Of Flour from Canada; max
ing the total imports into Liverpool during the two last
weeks, II 400 q.. of heat II Sl7 sacks, and II 800
bbs Flour.
The depression stated in many Of the leading markets
OF the Kingdom In the course OF last week. serves 10 give
the Corn trade here indifferent aspect up this date;
daily accnmnlnng supplies, and the refusal of holders 10
rccode appearing 10 deter the buyers from proceeding
extensively in the purchase any article tho terms
required.
Although our Corn Exchange this morning was tolcr
ably well attended, and gpod English the be~, class Of
Irish and foreign Wheats were more saeable than last
week. the transactions were by MEANS either lively
or extensive, and higher prices being unatianabe, we
merely repeat our last quotations for these descriptions
whilst the damp and ordinary samples Of wholly
neglected, and nominal in value
English and Irish. with extremely dull SALE hardly
declined I'd per barrel
Mailing Barley was Is per or cheaper. but grinding
parcels upon moderate inquiry. fully maintained for
lncr rates:
LIVERPOOL. Nov I6-Cot,on Markc,.--Our 70
port OF the market for oday and Saturday mus, be very
similar TO those oiale viz fiat and dull possibly
can be- The demand averages about 1900 to 3 800
bales per day at gradually declining prices causing AZ il
usually the ease. under such circumstances very un-
caven market Holders do not force their Stocks never
theess they are willing and anxious sellers
Nov lo-Our markethasbccn very que, to day with
out the least alteration in the value of any description
The transactions were limited more than 1000 bsps
having met with purchasers
LN ERPOOL COTTON MARKET Nov 49,
mere II no new feature Ia notice in Cotton
ket The daily demand of 5000 bales continues to be
supplied without much variation price, except that in
lat market, buyers get the advantage and aio the be
nclit Of uneavcnness in the various brokers' officers
hahn,
to sncrahco for the opportunity of safe and speedy
sale.
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!
T1reS1fH Dollars Kprr0rd.

ANYWAY from the subscriber in the town of Dan
IL vilk Virginia. about the I'd day OF last month, a
nepe-C, :, CY or CYRUS, % or 80 years of age
DARK ssh 'icxon. pleasing counenance. about feet q
or II inches in height and may be readily known by a
stiffness in of his hips, which him to limp bad
~ in walking. He has large of his legs.
The above reward will be paid to any person who may
aPprchend and secure said slave that get him. Any
communication addressed TO at Danville. will be
promptly attended to.
1t Is believed that the above Runaway has procured
the Free papers of Bryant Sawyers or some other Free
Negro of the place. and will attempt to pass as free
man lie has worked in tobacco factory for the last
or years. PRESTON GIL .RFRT
Danvie. Va, Dec "a
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GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WORKME.N,
UNDER HIS OWN INSPECTION
TT HV1'o VIII IN''1'SS HIIU UcHPdtCII.
ut UsHOLE<.ILE,
Trust Sale.

accordance with the provisions of Deed of Trust,
executed to the subscriber, by Samuel urch bearing
date the 10Th day of December, 1892 and of record In
the Hastings Court of the Corporation Of Lynchbug for
to sale, on Tuesday the 3oh day of the present month";
to the highest bidder public auction for cash the fol
lowing SLAVES, to wit: Washington, and first
rate carpenter by trade-Nloscs, a man-Amy awoman
Mary. woman. and her two children. Martha and
Ellza,- with the future increase of the emalcs'rhe
title Is supposed to be unquestonable, but acting rs
tee the Undersigned will guarantee none other than is
vested in him by said Trust Deed.
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Nov 8 t3ON
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Girl EIi-lNCPrj1ag.

4 GRADUATE Of 4 Northern Institution is dosi-
"A rous OF opening School, in this place. to teach
c I J / l. T. " & " f f. n / " G. Ii
sufficiently encouraged he will commence the nd day of
January next and continue five months His of
study will include General Mensuration, Leyeng
Land, Common Road, Canal Rail Road, s Topograph
lcal Surveying, Drafting and the necessary calculations
of the power of water for Milling Water Works &c. and
variety of matter in the Mathematical Arts. which is
essential to the qualifications of Superintendent of Pub
lie Works.
1t is utterly impossible to acquire knowledge of the
different subjects, comprised in Engineering, without
constant use OF instruments, and to render the
thorough. by applying theory to practice, he will fur
nsh at his expense, those which necessary
The course will be found highly beneficial to facilitate
business IN the common pursuitso emoe 50 than any
other branches of education. which be acquired
the space OF time. knowledge of Surveying and
Drafting will be valuable acquisition any young gen
tlcman in dschargng the duties of any station which he
may occupy in society.
To afford time TO procure text books, those wishing to
enter will please avail themselves of the earliest oppor
nnty, to call at the office of James Garland. Esq. and
leave their names, where satisfactory references will be
given and where the character of his testimonials be
asccrtaned.
Dec 3ts
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Valuable Property for sale.

PURSUANT to the provsionsoi two Deeds OF Trust
executed to me by David f.. M. Black, the one da
,od the Goth of December ls40, and the other the Gh
If Decsmber is4O and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
6ccs of the Hastings Court OF Lynchbu2 and the county
Court of Campbell shall on the Bis, day OF December
ls4l, proceed SELL by way OF public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash.
nNE PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROU.ND,
,,.;;,o three fourths of an acre be the
,ss situated on the Iynchhurg and Concord Turnpike
ro,d near the town Lynchburg, with the buildings and
announcements thereon also the following SLAVES.
NAMELY: Siney woman, George a boy, Frances girl,
Henry boy Charles boy, and Lewis boy win the
,b same being the property in said deeds mentioned and
convened The sale OF the Slaves will take place at the
M,,tst house in the town of Lynchburg. Immediately
thereafter the sale of the ground will take place upon the
premises JUN "i' OH
Dec. 10 ''''
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.1.O1ICE.

DURSUANT TO a decretal order of the Circuit Su-
Il peror Court of Law and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty of Amherst. in the suit of David Higginbotham,
plaintiff, and Lucinda W. Thumond defendant, shall
on Tuesday, the I'd day ofNovember next, proceed to
SELL upon the premises, for ready money! to the highest
bidder, the TRACT OF LAND in said decreal
order mentioned, described containing 200 acres ad
Joining the Lands of Thomas n. Eubank and others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy for
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff of Amherst and Comr.
Sept % TN
POStpOMcMeMt.
The above Sale is postponed until the 25th day Of
Dccemho next. r. {.
Nov. t2iD
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Reduced Prices for Cash.

VIE subscribers being anxious re luce their stock
Il OF FILL IND ULNTER GOODS, which is
al present large and desirable have determined offer
them at such prices for c Il S II . as will insure sales
In fact they determined SELL and all those who
want to buy CHEAP GOODS. would do well to give
them call HUNT & WARD
Dec.9 ia
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L.fUV' NOTICE.

VIE subscriber, for the purpose of devoting his at
Il tentlon exclusively to the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
Has removed to Lynchburg, and will regularly attend all
the Courts OF Campbell Amherst, Nelson, the Corpora
ton ofLynchburg, the Circuit Court Of Buckng ham.
and the Court of Appeals. His future address will be
Lynchburg Virginia. }. GARLAND.
l3- Office adjoining Samuel Garland, Esq, who in
my absence, will attend to any application for my serv
j. g.
july % IS
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Dec. l3
STR.IY'EED OK STOLE.v.

NROM the stable of MI. Jeffrey Ganaway near Camp
l. bell Court House, some 6 or 8 weeks past, a
BROWN BAY HORSE. 5 years old next Spring,
with heavy name and tail, the hanging both
sides. large limbs, PAGES well and carries himself low
All reasonable charges will be paid for his delivery
at Campbell court house, or any information of him will
be thankfully received. BARNET FINCH
Dec. l3 4ts
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THE FRANKLIN ENGulsH, CLASSICAL. T.
MArnEMATlCAL SCHOOL.

TuNiE exercise of the present session will close Docem
l. Der 18th, and the School will be reopened the 10Th
January, 1872 The large and commodious building,
the property of Mr. J. s. Buwel withina few hundred
yards ofs present location will be prepared for the pur
poses of the School, afiording better accommodation
than the house occupied at present having several large
rooms, with excellent fire places and every convenience
of wood and that can be desired In this School
will be taught the English Greek and Latin Languages
thoroughly, and upon plan, which many years OF sue
ces,ul experience have enabled the undersigned TO i'm
prove and adapt to the age and capacity of his pupils
Ills system of instruction embraces also extensive
knowledge OF History, ancient and modern Geography
with the of the Maps and Globes Natural and Moral
Philosophy and all the branches of the Mathematics
generally taught in Academies and Preparatory
Schools Particular attention will also be paid to the
Elementary branches of an English education Read
ing, Nnting, Arithmetic and photography.
The undersigned determined to devote the whole of
his time to the duties of his School, will every posi-
Bile excrtion to advance his pupils In their studies and to
promote their interest in every particular. At the end
Of each session of months. there will be public examln
alton for the purpose of testing rgldy their proficiency.
Board be obtained in or of the respectable
families Immediately in thevcnty OF the School, at from
- to per month, including every charge,
Tuition in the English and Mathematics $1,000
Latin and Greek l., so
JOSEPH p. GODFREY.
Franklin, Dec. g. lS4I.
1t is needless for say any thing in commentator
of teacher of such deservedy high and established
reputation as Mr. Godfrey. We offer with pleasure our
voluntary testimony to the attention he has bestowed
his School for the two sessions just passed. and
commend it to all who may desire to place their children
and wards under the tuition of of the best Masters of
Greek and Latin in the State. Being requested by Mr..
Godfrey. will as visitors of the School to whom
parents OF guardians at distance. may any time ap
peal for its condition. p DICKINSON
n. NJ TALIAFERRO,
A. S. BROOKS.
J. S. BURWEIL,
VIM A. STREET
r. S. BROWN.
Dec 6 tl5J
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aslNl&MiSo
she LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

>, .. Lea semi ,reeky, (erey Monday and 1h,usday)
:, -Four Dollars per an,t payable in adrance. No sub
on .oa rceeired for shorter time than sir months
ID NO paper tr discontinued (ercept at the discretion
- N. Editors until all arreTayes are paid
IT, ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents PSF
,ur. Tor iess) for the first insertion, and 81. sen'Jor
.,sry subsequent insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note, o" ."
manuscript, hot. long he 1shes has advertisements inserted
- not so noted ra be inserted tdi ITS DIS
continuance be ordered
FOR YE.9RLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
Ne privilege of t,ro squares $40 for ons square SO for
pns square, inner form, S35
a. JOB PRINTING; ereeuted neatly and erpsd,t'ous
Ia. and on reasonable terms.
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NOTICE..

4 CLASSICAL teacher is wanted for moderate
IA size School, at this place, who well
commended For which liberal wages will be given
Address apply to WILSON HIN.
Bent Greek Dec 9 Nv
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.Vpac Grocery Store.


WA l. r ON 4 r q u A
"AVE taken the house two doors above Messrs.
l. Il Nichols & Bells, and nearly opposite Homer &
Watson's, where they receiving well selected
stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,, which they offer at
extremely low prices for CASH. in barter for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends call and
examine their stock they determined sell cheap
RICHARD W. WALTON,
MARQUIS w. FUQUA.
Nov. 25 Is
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I;NIssuble SHARES for s,xIe.

SHALL, on the 9th of December, at Waugh's
Ferry, offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
CASH, vine NEGROES. consisting of women. bows
and girls. JAMES BYASS. adm,r Of
Larkn Byass, decd
Amherst county, Dec. Q t27D.
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Pocket Book Lost.

TLOSr asmall Fob of fair leather containing S nmo
ney and sundrv papers OF no to any one but my
self Among the papers were Walton & Arnod's nego-
table note for s5i o. at months from 9Th September,
lS4l; and Hill McC raw's Check for $50 For the de
livery of said Pocket Book and contents to me. will
give reasonable reward SETH HALSEY.
Dec. l3 IT
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Land for. Sale.

"E have for sale, tract of Land in the vicinity OF
W Lynchburg, containing nearly 200 .9CKES
large proportion of which is rich low grounds-A good
bargain may be had if early application be made to
PAYNE s. TURNER.
Oct Ia Is
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POSTPONENIENT.

Thssalc is postponed until Friday the oath inst whcr
i will take place al tho Market House in this town.
JNO. WILLS.
Dec 6 t2dD
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NOTICE..

uNiE subscribers being DESTROYS close their present
Il business, will offer for sale their entire
STOCK OF GOODS At COST,
consisting Of every article usually kept in Dry Good
establishment Also, Ready Made Clothes Of every de
scripon All the Goods that are not sold previous to
the 10Th day OF December next, will then be sold at
auction. Those wishing to buy cheap Goods would do
well call on us, doors above the Franklin Hotel
ROSENFIEID s. LEVINO.
The above sale to be conducted by Payne & Turner,
auct'rs.
Nov 90 GOD
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Selling OnChcap for Cash.

gUNIIE subscriber wishing reduce his Stock of Goods,
L will sell great bargains for cash. Call and
JAMES \. STIGIER.
Dee 10 is
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4 Ia Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
n continued and held by adjournment, for Nelson
county, the Courthouse on Thursday the 9TH day Of
October, lSil
James Garland and Beverly IIargroye, executors Of
John J. Iargrovc, deceased. Plaintiffs,
against
John Pnchard. Hiram w. Dawson Trustee &c,
William J. Kidd Henry 5. Peyton, Frederick :. Pcy
ton. and others, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
This cause came this day to he further heard upon
the papers formerly read, the petition of James Garland
and Beverley llargrove, OF John J. largrove
deceased and the answers thereto by Ann h. lIargrove
and Robert c. Cutler. and argued by counsel On
consideration whereof, the Court, correcting the decree
of the 9th day of May last doth order that Alexander
Fitzpatrick the receiver appointed by said order, first
pay unto Hiram w Dawson the of $36 7S, for his
expense and trouble in selling the lot the proceedings
mentioned pursuance of the order of the I'd day of May,
1889 And the Court being of opinion that the said lot
should be rcsod for the purpose Of paying the purchase
money which still remains unpaid, doth further admdge.
order and decree that James Garland be appointed com
missioner, whose duty shall be to sell said lot on the
premises, to the highest bidder, at public auction on
credit OF twelve MONTHS having advertised the time and
place OF sale at least thirty days previous thereto the
'Nnglnlan," paper published in the town of Lynch
burg and at the front door of the Courthouse Of this
ty, taking bond with approved security from the purchaser
purchasers, retaining the title until the purchase
ney is paid and make report to this Court.
Copy-Tcstc
RO. c. CUTLER. OK
In obedience to the foregoing order shall proceed on
Wednesday, the LIST day of December next to sell the
Lot. and Improvements therein mentioned, the
specified J. GARLAND
Nov. I'D
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.v'OTICE.

"A Ii. persons arc hereby forewarncd from hunting
shooting or otherwise trespassing upon my Lands,
near the town of Lynchburg, as am determined to put
INC law In force against every such offender. Some re-
cent dePreda,ons upon this property make it necessary
mat should adhere strictly to INSTRUMENTATION.
PEYTON LEFTWICH.
Dec 9 2,
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POStpOnement.
The above Sale is postponed till the fourth Monday in
this month, December, when it will positively take place
j. GARLAND.
Dec = t27D