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lhoMAS CARBRY.

IN ho,. N'.'SI'>IPp,, Probate con,,
M ,s., ' '""n'y { Dec. Term ls4I
s N" t., "I"i,'"rlr, Ca the Chan.
sSt,., ", James Zig. cr'y side ct tine ne
rct,,ion Probate Court
I'm, W as
R.,,,,, "'T"'os the matters Of this
I'M IS :, anu It appearln. 10 the
III, NV. we 'ourl that the defend.
fk,iI.ss,-,' "' "nd PnIIip McCmrh,
lin I, ~ t. This STATE, hur re.,,;,
IN. ", y, thereof, so that the ordl.
MFdont.em. '''' '"uF" c""""'
n |SO'en's osdersd, tina, unless -.
MITE appear before he prnba'r
I'M '. ~ County, a, The c conr,
'sb IA" i !, W Of Lexington, on the
4 N.Y. 1sm IA Fsho"ry next, and S' plat. .'S
Arhe , s"ra :" the bill Of complaint
b. IT, s Io, r"l., allegations thereof
10 m,1, 'o'n''6srd, aud such or.
4 cq "'''f .' .n, as the Court
II ,,a, t" =, aod JUST. II is fur
Il, Ne I, !" copy Of this order b.,
w. WV y, '.',,' Union, once a
knnv :" ~. '''"s successfully.
II ~ nn ,r,n the minutes
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,,,r,,,g tricL and conuicted, 49,
u l.' .''s.l Mcllenry, late Chief
%, ,I.,,,.on county, Texas, took
A." - ii'' 'au,h. before the District
" u, -, ,,ri.h Of n tchltoches,
' ~ n nrrslIiag. The charge
'"'y .;,,,pr was, that he with
'1' n,mpd IN tho Indictment,
..o ,, Il whom were convicted "A
W. la,. ooxln the prnlrenriar> J
" ~ .'' ,,. -, IF RON the prri.Il u,
;,,o Teya. nineteen slaves.
IT." ,,I -, bfrdIe aud saddle, The
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'eoInr Il, 1911 -3--3t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-12-25
lHOS. CARBnY.
Accut0!'S Notice.

L"H Iesi'meot"rs on The rs-
T. ID A,."''Id u, WHEY, late
g'''y ut |tIi"n,h,, dtca'td v.,r
N" ','"" C'rnr,, ny he Pro
81 i" 1''c'aw cou"'y. ~ the 4 h
u, =, >"eN"rr, lS4I. All per
V '''ms aginSt sid estate.
!" Tue 'aor /, he undersigned
ri, '''' ~ ne town 81 CviErpvillr
IN. ,"'N'', "'''in the ,ire p,e
''"'"' 'hey vii. b. forever
THOMAS CARBRY.
2s Executor, g..
a 3--.6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-02
TO CO.V'T'xe.ICTOKS.

WANTED AT the Tye River Dam, BY the
w JAMES RIVER u kANAWIIA CON-
PANG SIX thousand running feet of round oak or
pine logs less than ten inches diameter at the
small end. and of the following lengths, VIZ: one
third OF the quantity to he THIRTY feet, one-thad
h0enty four feet. and onethnd twetre feet in length.
Also SIR thousand superficial feet Of pine oak
plank, three inches thick and full fifteen full
twenty feet long, clear OF The spur or stub short.
Also, from fire hundred 10 eight hundred cubic
yards of rock suitable Tor filling IN said dam. THIS
material eau be obtained Imme dlalely above the
dam.
The above materials TO be delivered, one fourth
(oi each descrpuon,) by the 18Th of August, other
twoiourlhs by the Isl OF September, aud he remain
ing one-foufth by the 20th of September next
A dedu of 5 per be made from The price
Of any portion OF SAID materials delivered ater the
time which the, shall be made deliverable by the
contract. Payment to be made Post Notes, re-
cevabe for debts due the Company.
Persons disposed 10 contract Tor furnishing all or
any portion OF the above described II aterlals will
please to address their propos is expressing iten
prices per running foot for oak logs pine Io.s,
per super fical foot for three inch inc plank Or
thiee inch OAK plank, and per cubic yard for rock
TO the undersigned at "Scou's Feny, Albcmaile,"
in time TO be received by the Isl August next
RICHARD kElNS, Supi. of
Repairs J. X. IL X. Canal
JuIy
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L. u n At TlON

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Hastings
toutt iof the corporation Of Lynchbutg. made
on the 2nd day OF March, 1871. the undersigned
VIII proceed, ON FRIDAY the 18th day OF August
neat 10 SELL Tor ready money, on the premises, the
,o' OF parcel OF ground, bounded follows TO wit:
BeginnInc S2d feet Souih.we of the corner of
ans atley, on Man street, thence running with
MAN street South 62 degrees, West 1872 feet;
thence North 80 degrees. Yves, so4 feet 10 Falls
aney thence with Falls alley North Go degrees
E's' ~ 'e't' to Main stree, thence with Main
s.ee' south IS degrees, East 82i feel 10 the begin
n"e-conlalnng onc-iourth OF an acre; II being the
same ground conveyed by Ssm'l. aud Jordan Antho-
ny t" k'cha,d Pollard end Samr. Branslord (rrns-
tees Tor the benefit of George Whlnck dale1 the
lSt gay OF My 1878, and duly recorded.
The sale will be conducted by Nessrs. PAYNE a.
u'"ef' &. l.. MOSBY, Com'r.
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NEW STOCK.

NEW STOCK.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, low for cash or
w in barter.
so hhds Sugar. N. o., Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz. from common To the best
800 bags Coffee, part extra fine
90 hhds., tierces and bbls. n. o. and Porto
Rico Molas>es
: do Syrup, very superior
do extra "
$50 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum
200 sides good aud damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs. best Spanish FIon, lndigo
500 do Madden
100 casks Nails aud Spikes. al to inch
= tons Tredegar Tyre Iron in. to nche,
10 do country Bar do
III bbls. Tanners OIL
~ hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manuiactu-
rrt's prices
lo0 boxes Sperm and Talow Candles
% do brown Soaps
10 bags Race Gugrr
III do heavy Black Pepper
i'ooo lbs Green Copperas
30 bbls. Herrings and Shad
lo,000 lbs. western Bacon
90 boxes s <l0 and 10 C12 Window Glass
lo d" 10 El2 very superior
heroes fresh Rice
boxes Starch
~ chests and b. xes Tea, part extra fine G.
Powder
~ WV. panied buckets
20 ms'suou bound Tubs
do do large SIZE
~ De r. horse Buckets, assorted sizes
~ DE-. BedcoId 3, & and slran
doZ. Corn Broums
10 cas,s Tobacco OH,
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any ever
seen IN this market
QUO lbs East Boston crushed do
A'o"o lbs c"rmon do
400 lbs. Sal Eratns
oo b"xts Thu plate Ok
LOG lbs American Sheet lion
800 lbs. Znc
20 boxes Raisins
on reams Wrapping Paper
% ~ c u" Fouls Can and Letter Paper
oonn H's".S' 'om common 10 ve,y fioe
e"o IDS. American Llistered Steel
500 lbs. Alum
gross backing, &c, &c.
JuI, % GEO. BAGBY u Co.
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: >
EIOySY, AND LOTS
FRANKLIN HOTEL.

THE FRANKLIN HOTEL, after having been
l. sometime closed to undergo neat q thorough
repair. Is again open Tor the accommodation Of the
public. The subscriber Who has taken lease upon
it, has been much pains Il expense reil and fur
uish il IN Nyle becoming 50 extensive an establish
ment, AID which he trusts will make it convenient
aud agreeable to all who may ,h,nk proper TO wish it,
PAUL JONES.
NJ The Richmond Wing, National lnleigencer,
and N. York Express, will publish the above ad
verisement weekly weeks.
Ia,
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DURSUANT to the provisions OF decree Of the
4 Cltcuu Superior Cour Of Law and ChaDcerv
for Montgomery county, pronounced AT the May
term, 1911, in The case of William Wade, by DC.
Us. Caroline Wade, Ell al. the undersigned, appon-
ted commissioner for the purpose, WILL on Monday
the 9Th day of September, 1911, proceed to sell, IN
front OF Court house in Chrlstansburg To the high
est bidder Al public auc,lon the property. by SAID
decree directed to be sold, consisting of tie
HOUSE AND LOTS
in ChrIstiansburg, at present occupied by George
w. Anderson, aud two TRACTS OF LAND,
adjoining SAID town, the one containing about 10
acres, and The other containing about acres. The
property will be sold upon credit of SIX and twelve
monlhs. with interest from the day OF sale. Bonds
with good security will be required for the purchase
money, aud the TILE will be retained as further
security. HENRY A. EDMUNDSON, Com
June q On
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Fresh groceries. sc.

'I'IiE subscribers take pleasure in Informing tbe,
Il friends that they are now in receipt OF the lar
ger part OF their assortment, recently purchased at
The present LOW PRICES; and CO amusing every
article usually kept IN their hne together with uauy
s'"pe Dry "oods;-all OF which they are determined
10 sell at the lowest market prices Tor CASH or in
barter tor all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
They respectfully invie call from their friends
WALTON 4 ARNOLD.
July % IA
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ENT'X.EX'ED
July %

LNROM the Central Hotel on the night Of the
l. an of July, black and white Cow and red
BuIC Cali, which bought from gentleman WHO
drove her from Montgomery. 1t is Likely she is ma
king her way back there. A liberal reward will be
ven for her delivery The above hotel, OF any nor.
,naton that let her again.
GEORGE +. ROBERTS.
July 10
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NEW IIARDWARE STORE.

w two doors below the Market and immedi
.eiy opposite Messrs J. J. Puivis d Dnhrl) have
opened fine assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
and assure their friends and The Public that the
will be pleased To supply them with all articles IN
Ma, line, re,y cheap, FOR CASH.
April ~ Is.
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amherst County, A pril Court, 1871.

OH"f Pe'i'on OF Chswell DaDuey who is the
bond 'u,"y OF James q. Mckinney IN his Official
,., administrator with the i'll annexed of All.
L;s nu' @er deceased, suggesting fears bv reason a.
Can't secufnyship. and praying the Court TO,
the n.y., sseeu'"y. or other relet, in pursuance Of
and ~ " '"e General Assembly IN such cases made
Mkao''ded, II is ordered that the said James {; .
Abnnr p administrator with the will annexed OF
un H. e"e' nee d., be summoned to appear here
,, =" '"e third Monday in August mex, uhm he,ns
.hon,, s'l to show cause, il any he can, wby he
~ a. ~" "'' give to the said Dahney couner.securi
,,,;, execute new bond, with oher sufficient So
Of :" Conformity with the provisions Of the .c,
" assembly, as atnresa,d W.
a Cory-Testc,
Jun.- SAUL. NJ. GARLAND. OK.
I'm
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E.EVJ'.V'OYECE.

NNHE subscriber, for the purpose of dcvotlns his
Il attention exclusively TO the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
Has removed TO Lynchburg, and will regularly at
tend all the Couts OF Campbell Amherst, Nelson,
the Corporation of Lynchburg, the Cncuii Court Of
Buckingham, and the Coun OF Appeals. HIS future
address will be Lynclburg, Virginia.
j. GARLAND.
C Office adjoining Samuel Garland, E.qa who,
in my absence, will attend TO any application 70, my
services. j. q.
Jniy % "a
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~ u r. 4 T. II D..

DY vn,ue of deed OF t,ust executed o" me 3is'
- day ol August, 1899, by Samuel Arm's'ead,
Henry NJ. Armisread aud Ben amn Wyatt, to The
,ub,rribvr. We wit, on w ,dueedas tue 80 day Of
August next. at the Red House IL the County Of
Chafsoue sell the SAID Samuel Armlsteads Claim
on Thomas lInndl"y for eight hundred and my n'ne
acres OF land IN MISSISSIPPI lor which SUIT IS no"
depending in Campbell Superior C'ui'. Inc
terms OF sale will be made known on the day. lie
creditors Of said Armlsead named IN said deed, are
respectfully requested 10 attend. Such TILE only
will be conveyed as is vested IN TIE subscriber by
said deed. SAMUEL BkANCu.
July % t20A
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RAi;NUM,s CITY HOTEL.
BALTIMORE

,uyuE Subscriber resi- ectluly informs his ir'ends
and patrons that, after lapse OF hve years; ~, ne
las resumed the prop,e'orship oil the " ~
""I d hoo sra,ed neither PAINS nor expense IN
s'n,,,ne The house IN complete ofder-the EXTERIOR
vii as he interior, has been thoroughly c'eane"
~ n,in,eJ. the halls tagged with marble the
r,o,s and chambers refurnshed, and the en''re es-
,b,,bment thoroughly re"rganlzed' Inc s"oseh'
''' .;,.ss and un,iring exenions TO please, 10
'.a;, and receive that liberal share OF patronage
",s',fo,e extended to hunt being The aim OF him
,,,osc in his employ make the CITY Ho-
rr, M, onl, the travellers home, bn. also place
of real enjoyment. INV ''
n,,mo,r Juy 90, 1871. 81
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(UIHbriU LiUssOl.ice.

CNfHbriH Li1HOrice.
sOAA CASES superior Calahra Liquotce.
-Vv warranted equal 10 any IN this Country,
and imported direct, and by my orders, with view
TO this market, and Ion the use OF manufacturers
1t will be scd lOwHates be afforded
aud having been bought with money, can sell II as
low similar article be bought oI any where.
Apply to Sam'l +. Adie X CO.. orlo
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond July Is In
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HarOuchcs, RugSics and Car
rvIIls,

ut his old stand, on Fourth Street, near Poe's Tan
yard. Persons in want Of such articles vii, do well
to call on hun before purchasing. as he is decrmn-
to sell al very low prices. GEO, COCHRAN.
n. WITHDRAWING zone al the shortest notice.
q. G.
The subscriber also has good Workmcn 10 do
Wagon WORK.
Aprll o6 Gm
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TOl, PlslyATE SALE.

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. about Is OF
"a 10 years old, accustomed TO house business
cooking, washing, Ironing, &c. &c.
CHARLES PHELPS
july 6 Is
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L.2N'DS,

5 1.,.,DS, s
In SAID decree mentioned, icing the Lands wheref
the SAID W lllam S" nney died seized and posses.
sed after assigning his widow her dover there
IN. These LANDS consist Of four separate Tracts.
The first called the Mill Tact, containing three
hundred and twenty three acres, on which is situated
4 Manula, turing Mil. inning two pair of stones.
Also, Saw Mil, Dwelling House. Miller's House,
Choppers Shop and other OL Houses on this Tract.
there is also good Peach Orchard, and some good
Meadow Land. The second Tract part Of the
Mansion House Tract, containing between 95 aud
100 Acres; this Tract hes immediately dJoning the
Nah Tract, portion Off is woods, and much the
larger part OF that yet clear sad 10 be good To-
bacco Land. The ti,Itd Tract called the Caud er
Tract contains 90 Acres, and IS situated inmedi-
aley on the Lynchburg and PlusyIvania Turnpike
on this Tract has been lately erected spacious
house designed for a Tavern, with good Kitchen,
Smoke House, Well House, Stable, Blacksmith's
Shop, Wagon House, &c. The 4rh Tract contains
72A Acres. and is called The Robinson Tract, and il.
situated on both sides OF the Lyuchburg and Put
syvana Turnpike, and both sides OF Pannlll's road,
and about half mile from the Tract last desc,b,
ON thus Tract there is some valuable Timber, all
Of which is convenient to asaw mill. The sale viii
commence ON the first mentioned Tract, and be con-
nnu,d on The Other Tracts respectively, until all
Yre sold. The terms will be on credit Of eight,
sixteen and twenty four months, the purchasers q
wing bond with good personal security, and the tltle
to be retained until The purchase money be paid
These lands considered to be truly valuable, and
will be slewn TO any person DESTROYS to view them
by Mr. Obadiah Bnghtwell, who resides The
Mh Tract. JOSIAH STEPHENSON,
JAMES RUSSELL,
HENRY ALEXANDER,
Commissioners.
JuIy % 4w
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FE.I.V'EN-PL.I.V'EN.

4 VERY LARGE assortment, jsst opened
n and ion sale by IL. b. RICHARDS.
June 81
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MILLER 4 lsUCkl,ls.

WtK1IER a KVVMEIs,
HAVE FOR SALE
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides
10000 do assorted Bacon
100 barrels Whskey
100 baIeIs Flour
100 barrels Ile,r,ngs.
With large and general assortment Of GRO
CERES, lately purchased IN the Norlhern mar
keis
June7 Is
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1880 Acres Of Valuable Land
I'm. safe.

10y virtue of several DEGREES in Chancery shall
Is on Monday. the 9th day of Sep'em' er next,
all. a, auction, at Montgomery count house. on "a
c,.di of six. Twelve and eighteen months cer'a'"
TRACT OH PARCEL OF LAND,
,v;o, on both side of BUSH Creek, in the county Of
Montgomery, adjoining the Lands ct Joh" '"ef-
rant and u hers. and containing ABOUT |oO acres,
and Known "a John Hooks Brush Geek Lands
III, + and lies well and is most admirably adapted
IN the growth of grass, aud susceptible OF being
made most valuable stock tarni.
The purchaser will be required to give bond with
good personal security.
The title is believed to be good but selling ms
Com n,issiouer shall convey WIN spto'"' w"ffa''y
oniy. ELI i'LENN' ~ ~
jul, % 'oo
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FAMILY BACON.

IuS teceved large and very supcro, lot of
- FAMILY BACON, which viii be sold low AT
the new cash store of
WALTON x ARNOLD.
july % :.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

FINtlE subscriber takes this method Of info, min &
l. h's friends and The public tina, he still coutln-
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for the purpose of carrying freight on The James r
yer and Kanaw ha Canal where we now have runnin
SIX FREIGHT BOATS Of the first class. W
VIII ais aI1enl 10 Lilo
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Ofthis work is tho advancement of christianity.
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"Cash Store"

an and after the first day of September, we
Omtend 10 close Books and commence the
cash System and we shall therefore put the Price
four Goods down 10 per cent: it will be fine
chance for those that have the 'sRhino'' to buy
cheap, as we have large assortment of Goods of
all descriptions OH hand, Sugar at st b; Indigo,
first quality, So 90; superior Rio coffee Is cts;
Molasses DO cts; Hardware of all kinds and
cheap; Queensware at Cincinnati Prices; Dry
Goods as low as any other merchant in the coun-
~.
Wanted Immediately, 200 Bushels Flaxseed,
forwhich we win pay the!hghest market price in
goods. We will also pay 33A per lbs for Feath-
ers; and all other kinds of Produce will be taken.
And to those who Know their notes or Book
accounts TO be ''due," by coming forward before
the first day of October, and squaring off, we
will allow a liberal discount on the same; but TO
all those who hold back until after the First day
of October, we say to them that they may looE
out for "COld Sqltalls'' about that time.
NOWLAND g. SNEDlKER.
RusseIville, Aug, l6 1S4I
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6%rit is said that there are $4,000 bar,
rels of flour in boats in the ice, between
Buffalo and New York.
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