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33oettral.
70 NY SISTER.

Nv sister Time. with eeasel.ss wing,
Again Ia. brought the scores 81 Spring
Has hid spain, the birds appear,
To ell with loy the serual year,
Has bTeasht the choicest nuu-, OF Ns,,
Again to sr4se II, natal day.
Along tie golden Walk tr,si,
And fragrance swe-t is round me she'd
Bv hill ard valley, smooth AMI sf.sn,
Where changing light. and shades s.sesni
Beside the lisnpid stream | for.,
That muinurs through the rsrdsnt xrors,
Or sit, where weeping willows fling
Their branches Ger the crystal sprins,
or from some rock, protesting sish,
Behold the river sweeping by.
l-he woodland clifs lie pictured there,
With flowers and ohaee rich and far,
While from the crass Of mos.r sIer
|. every wind fhs wild vines play.
And give new charms 70 shadows green,
that fringe the wave With sunlight sheen
And through these parted ehfls mar.
The meuni am riase, blue snd dark,
,,,ile on each LOFTY summit plsts
The rurpl. ,inse u sunset blaze
Such are The scenes around now,
Prom shadow ,prine 10 mountain brow
And il ! brush the tear a"as,
" hen fall thu ,h,des IF E euing grey,
lis nat Tor hills ard taliits grren.
Nor,ill-s White, waters sheen,
Ii, uo; for OCEAN broad anddesp,
MOI snow-clad mountains h Eh and steep.
'ris not that from these scene. roam,
But f'r the friends left at hnmo,
Tor those that live IN memefys eve
Hlent with TIC Scenes ii hoa5- gane hs
Wlf-FRED.
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THRILLING lNClDENT-.7icnipf ofiic 7Yper
10 derorr Herr Uiic,bach-On Thurstlay evening. N
the celebrated Wild beast performer. Drlcsbarh vas
performing with his animals al the Bower, Theatre the
Leopard and the Tiger volunteered an extra accident To
the Performance, by regular to while Dnesharl was
IN HE cagr with them, which came costing the latter
ms lic. Dncsbacl had succeeded in separating the
comba'ans, onc Of which, the Leopard he caused To
leap upon his shoulders. hen the Igrr made spring
upon him also, and Hurled his teeth and claws in tie
unfortunate lamor's face and head tearing eli portion
Ut his scalp. decorating his face IN shocking man
ncr. and covering him with blood The inlomilahe
courage aud address ullhe heroic German however was
mover more conSpcuously displayed than upon tins oe,a
SION, and clccluay did he subduc the enaoed AM
mails, even while in the most imminent peril that some ot
the audience were not aware OF the extent of the aeci
d,ut IN \ Era
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CCEsDA ANRb e3yasssS@Ess
Ese1ssN21Se.
ME- g'gEg.s, F.sg.SsOV'.


~ AEING removed To the house recently occupied
by Mr John lloms, nearly opporite the Market
House. teners his services 10 his friends and the pub
lie,
anc,RDu ard Commission Merchant.
He will attend to the ale Of Real Estate, Negroes
flar5es, and every description Of Merchandise.
Hrs acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
grocs vel IL pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nelehhofhoad, will afford HIM every facility
IN the sale that species ot property HIS spacious
and cellar viii enable hun 10 keep in coed cond-
ION every article u merchandise he may receive on con
tlgnWent
lie deemsit futile to make flourish of promise and
Will, therefore only say that he viii be grateful for pat
onaee and those who besow il, may rely upon justice
AT his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes he offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them 25 cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances Oh
property IN hand.
REFERENCES.
Sniihson u. Darts, ~, ,joInJ Pipyis
Richard iiree John Rollins
.Nchrreg s. .Nosby Henry Darts
Nc Cor.ie 6.lc Dnicl UA1e ImdV g. brine
Burton &, RodeS Iimcoch s. .idcnS.
The Richmond (Country) Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, aud send &C
count this Office FOR collection
Dec. i
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.H'O EEe' a..

4 CITING rs Commissioner under decree of the
"A Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the County Of Nelson, pronounced the eth day Of o.
tobcr, lNil in the case Of Robert \. Smiley Plaintiff
and Pi2arro Edmunds and others defendants; will on
the fourth Monday in June next before the front dor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. the town OF ioy-
lngslon, being tie brick building below the store of {
l. Estes the opposite side Of the street. sell the said
Cit RCll To- the highest bidder iar cash. Il, public
auction, directed by said decree
:. CLAIBORNE. Com'r
May 70 t35Jp
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Tie Sparta (Teuuossoe) Gazette gives an account Of
the murder OF nrs. Mary Hunter, the night Of the
lth ut She sitting by her fire sidcj when she was
shot, ly person unseen, from the outside OF the
house The ball passed through the window, and enter
I'd her head AT the lower part 81 the left She exp
red IN few minutes. man BY the name of Archibald
khy Las been arrested and committed to await his til
al al the June term of the White Circuit Court.
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river about rls- from kanawba, Virginia at the
apparent termination Of which Mr. II. being partially
intoxicated Tuning 10 walk away received blow with
the fist from Slack that dsocated his neck, and caused
immediate death Slack fed and has not been yet ap-
pretended An inquest was held the body ct the
Decreased on Saturday morning. and IN the evening
conveyed to hrs late residence Elk liver for ner
mtut.
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I'm M.nHf4t,orF R,NcE.-'rho Commerce SAYS
The deaths o Nlarshals Money and Cauze reduce the
number oil Ulcers OF this hugh rank ioscycn, namely Sou
aged =, oadlnot II. Molor n, Gruuchy. rs, &c
ram, -, Naee 60. Sebastian, IS. According to the
new law regulating the staff Of the army, the number
II marslals IS honcciofh in the time OF peace. to BE-
limited 10 -iN -
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h,sstion and expressed wish 10 retire Tbs our,
was anxious for her to remain short time longer he
examination then resumed; but soon her husband
thinking her H. used. appeared at the bar. and demand
ed that she should not be detained II like apply
ing torch To q magazine The friends OF Sehnall. ON
the one SIDE and several Irish Catholics, the other
seemed fierce or encounter; and laf time there
prospect Of goucfa battle. During the turmoil, Mrs.
= tainted: and thus the examination closed
The counsel tor the defendant, after CONSULTATION, sta
tod the that they did deem II prudent 10 Gun
tnue the examination IN such excited state u the pub
lie mind and that they woud therefore deter defence
Of their client The court then adjourned until ), L.
VI stating that the amount of bail would be hxfd al that
time At 3 the streets nere thronged by the multi
tude The bail WAS fixed at $4,000. Several gentle
about to sign the bond, bull declined oh account
Of the audible threats If Schms and others, that Their
houses wuu be burned The bond at length syn
cd By others but, impression getting out that they
were responsible men, the excitement fse 10 fearful
pitch and II thought that the crowd would seize
the prisoner and wrcak their fury on HIM, II he dis
charged. he taken through the street under The
protection OF the officers, lie whole crowd following at
his heels just as he taken INTO his dwelling house
fight broke out between some oi the lflsi aud
Germans and during the tunull. he passed through a
back door and made s escape tfon the town ia yeh
Gle previously provided
The Evansville journal believes that the leading
Catholics Will make their business to see that hr is
forthcoming at the proper time.
Mrnroap. (iIas.) NAV q. lsi2-SLoeL ng 3aa,
Our usually quIet town WIS on Thursday thrown
into great excitement by Of the most horrible YET
singular Transactions which have ever known. II
appears that Young man was fishing early IN tic
u1nlnp in the canal when he discovered an infant IL
ing Ia the water He Immediately informed the tow
authorities, who tuo. It out and conveyed II 10 neiah
boring shed. until they could summon the coroner. Sc
In the mean time the had spread through the town.
and reached the cars Of Ms. l. WHO resides nesf thr
- rs"b
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CINclSslri, (Ohio. } My 10.

II Daring Robicry Prerented-On Tuesday nphi
about O'Clock. Theodore Marsh who was sleeping m
the drug store If W q. llodsou n f. corner of Sixth
and W cseu Row, was awakened by some one iakinu
down the shutters Of the shop lie immediately oppned
The door and went out ounenng three PERSONS lie
had with him hursc pistol. which he DISCHARGED
womdng of the robbers but severely; and then
Iccd him To foreground by severe blow on the fore
head that th"rork OF the pistol was left IN the wound
Tie then iuorcd one OF the others. aud the third alarmed
nv the approach ct the watch took 10 his heels afpr
Niahbn2 He Young man Iust above the thigh bone in lbs
sdc-lhc Wo robhors captured by The watch are LODGED
IN Jail. and named Shields and Holmes the former hay
lng been uui u the pDuIlcntay but about two weeks
courage Of the yoongman could not have been irler
We trust ms wound Wal not pru1 &c dangerous
Gd.ttie.
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YOOhs, sT.fTf0.T.fR5', sc
NEW SPRING Il SUMNER
EsgsH' GUODS,

IAMrS A. SIIGEEli is now receiving hs Spring
~ & summer supply of Goods, embracing a very
handsome as. ftmeni winch has recently heen parcha
sed al prices # thirty to fifty per cent lower than for
rner seasons. and sill be sold at such E.AIREMEIi
LOW RATES is cannot fall To give entire satisfaction
Ii axis The attention d his friends and tho public to
the following Goods:
freHell printed Lawns. from IL cents up
PARIS striped aud discharged Do
Il printed Cambrics and Callcoes
Spring Prints from 3, to - cents
Black Italian and cold. sl1s
Mluslu de Lanes, from common 10 fms
Black and blue bael, B1mhazlnes
SILK and cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Genuine Linen Caubre handkerchief, al % cts.
Shade. and Paras5ls good assortment very caoap
sin Cord and 'lasses, various colours
Black col1ed ard embroidered Mitts
sis and Wersled nett RetIcules
Artificial Flowers Florence BRAID. and other Bonnets
Na2arne blue and hnry KID Gloves
Blue pink, lilac, aud dTab corded Bonnet Lawhs
Snpe'r t,anlbro1ns ribbed and plain. IS and 50 ID
PLAIN and fancy Linen Drllings. from - cts. up
kemn's Mexican tassaneres and prlned Jeanea for
boys wear
Best Ge3Tgla Nankdeen, Al > -.
Summer 10th aud Spfiae Cashmere
-'-~i. "oo dyed AID ohcr Cloth. li"n 4! 50 ITO 10
SIN S,I, Na.,po 49,, Alarsttlles yesing very cheap
Silk pocket llandkerehlels ana Ia, 'fa'a''
Summer Stocks and Cfayal Sulleners
Heavy Penlcnliafy plaIls and blue Drills
Best undfe5sed Irish Linen for family use
Cotton aud Linen OsEt5urgs Bedtlcks and brown Do
nestles, large supply.
Bale Cotton. any number, al - eta. per bae.
Together viii almost every article usually kept in
a Dry Goods Store. lie requests examination of his
Stock before purchasing escnAec-lle sells srclusire
ly tor t.}SH
April u Is
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.Ntr ,iSor LjbrWg--Wo are gratGed in heing able
state that the newly projected library which has been
some tme IN contemplation, Is about immediately 10 be
carried INTO effect under the auspices OF John Jacob As
tor Esq. whose magnificent gilt OF tio0 000, including
grant Of land AS the site tor the erection of the building
IN Lafayette Place, has been already appropriated So
noble commencement augurs well for the future sue
cess ct tins desirable cncrprlzc IN the OF literature
and II VIII doubtless influence many subsequent patrons
To acts OF corresponding lbcrality and public spirit
The services Of Mr.. Coeswell, gentleman Of we'll
known crudon and scholarship, have been secured ms
Librarian. and he Is actively engaged in the prepare
ton oi'he voumlnous catalogue, collang with those
Of the principal libraries OF Europe &c
Lanshy,sN ,ldrertsSr
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VARIETIES.
SllONEI and longs at all prices.
- Brass aud common And Irons.
Brass and common Fcndcrs,
Coal SkutllcS and SlltcrS
Spit Boxes brass and common
Walters of all sizes and qualities
Candlestieks, plated and brass,
Snnlers plated, brass and steel,
Brass and Japanncd Lamps
aides Dressing Boxes,
Sugar Boxes and Tea tadc..
For sale very low, by
ii. b, RICHARDS.
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 WISH to sell my Tract of Land, lying on Big o.
II Creek. in the lower end of Campbcl ccun ~, ard
adjoining the lands of VIM. Ferguson VIM. Pauett ard
ihoS Harvey, containing four hundred and eighty enc
acres. There are 100 acres Of first rate luw Grounds
and about two hundred acres Of first rate Tobacco Land
to clear, which is heavily tmbcrcd and is within one
mile OF two mills and grsl mill If this Land he
not sold before, will bc sold ON Saturday the seth OF
April al public auction 10 the highest bidder on liberal
terms IIiOS. b. PAULEIT.
March % WV
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r. ss q 81 II = Ill r..
EeN VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. ey-
D ccnted 10 us by David hoffman, bearing date on
the lUth day OF April, i 10. and of record in the county
court OF Amherst, we will on the 18th day Of June.
lSi2 at the residence of the said Hoffman in the con
~ ct AMHERST near the town Of Iynchbury expose to
sale by way OF public auction the whole of the remain
n9 property embraced in said deed oft trust CONSISTING.
amongst other things of the piece or parcel of
LAND
on which the said Hoffman resides conaifina celt and
half acres with the
n II ~ l. ~ IL n
and Improvements erected thereon; Stock of Leather
Tanning Implements, Farming Gtensels. Household
am hrhen Furniture. Carriage and Harness. Horses
Horse Tart and Gear. Saddles, and Brides, SIX
= b. A y u u,
namely Ben. Sally, Nancy. Margaret Fanny. and old
Benz one undivided sixth part of certain Slaves. and o
'r personal property Subject to the life estate Of Mrs
Haah Nllll therein) heretofore convened BY the late
Thomas Watt to Ansclm Lynch and James Ben,gh
ny deed bearing date on the 30th day ct December n23
ana OF record IN the Hastings Court ior the Cern5r,,
o. hy9cooTg III tlu>t tor certain purposes therein ey
The terms OF sale will be liberal. and nadc l.,ov. -,
the time and place of sale '''''' At
nc,g as Trustees we will ouly convoy to the pur
'lav Il
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ifIhGfNIA, to uit.-Ata Court held f., r,,,,..,
at the Courthouse, the md day Of May, lSlg '4'1
Chariot, Grimes, pI.....
dgHiast
Thornton Lavender Robert r. Wood. ;sar.,r =. .,
Edmund Tate, Enily l.. Fate. Edmund hl.n,.q al a.
bred hi> wife I'n-' tiec and trn J. H. Wi u ut
l.. Shiief. ',a'.t~ C. Clsler. J4aa Edmund IT. t'
'lat ehiiirsi Of Henry G. ratedce'I Gl..l,., -
Is CuiNrCrY
Tho Defendant, George r Tate ElrH,l .rlg....
Mildred has "e, .nd John Edmund late 6.=.,r4. ~,
and h.umas y Tatg, not having entered th,tf -
and given ST. nrii', according to The a., IT .ss,l
rules oi tins court all Ipprariu. b, sat l,rf,r,
tlat they are not inhabitants Of This Comm 4f,sr,ln
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel it is orl-rel fiat
las, named defendants, 10 appear here July t+ ~.
and ant'er the plaintiff bill, and that cap4 #
be forthwith published in the Iynthb'lrg Nfslni,f
aonth' sn,ressive'y and posted al The front d
house. OF this comfy. oa5t
\ Copy-Tests,
A.. :. MIG cARrER. ca.
- - WIN
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NO EEs'E'.

IaNIF subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab
tanlso ynrhbure and Surrounding contry, thatthcy
have taken store Adjoining Mr.. J. +. Hunt where they
have Just opened splendid assortment of French and
American Paper llangngs, which Will be sold to suit
the times, and put up with neatncss aud durability in
town country. They also ,cepon hand and make to
order. cured hair aad shuck Mattresses of the best
quality. {. DOGGET & Co.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
VALUABLE GtND FOE -AaE.

fENlE Subscriber having determined to remove to -
a Western Country. will sell great bargaa In In,
lands, lying in the county of Halifax. amounting /,
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES
all Of which viii be- sold together or VIII he divides Ia
suit purchasers and can be divided into three good set
Elements. The first tract Whprcon now reside contains
Oae thousand end Wty }crcs fair proportion Of which
is IA - and has upon 1t a very excel
lent ID U'AE,EE.s'G fENa 81, and all neeee.,
ry ont houses, such Darius. Stables, e. ils Land
Is situated about ten miles north Of Halifax Go To- u
on the road lcadn from that place To I}ncL5aro, Tn
Land Il IN high state Of cU lytton, ana adapted
To the guilty alton Of Corn, Oats, Wheat and fubtceo-
There two hundred and tea acres Of good BJt.U.a
Land attached 10 this tract, well drained. he soc0ni
TRACT Is Il j ming the homr tract and contains
SEtEN UUNDREU ,lCRES, which also las
fair proportion OF Wood Land. i his tr1et a.sa IN
high state Of cutiyat!on and has up1a it good D1a
ling louise and all necessary houses. such Rars
Stables &c. TIN, tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
OF low grounds attached it, that is well drained win
bitches, &c The third c contains q - u
ki DRIED ASD ~sA fX-EsVs >. AG5sss
with fair proportion of Wood and and sas comforts
bic buildings uponit. really determined to sell
these lands, and wl give great bargain IN the land
and II ii Is not sold before the 18th day Of October neIs.
WILL on that day, Xposo the " hole OF II At pube
ton. together with all my Crop Of every description
Stock Of all kinds, Household Furniture &c.
TERMS viii 0e liberal aud made known on tho dag
of sale JAMES PETTY
g Richmond Country Wing will copy weoal, III
18th October, and send It's account 10 this etce
May II wtl3O
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NOE fsE.

fHNit. firm Of Gannaway M1orman was thi, day dis
solved by mutual consent. II those indebted to
them will please forward and settle their rcspcc-
tive Dues ii very DESTROYS close the concern as
early possible Payment can be made either of the
parties; the Of the firm will only bs used wind
ing up the concern. AGANNANAI,
+. L. MOORMAN.
MAY .
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r u * q II T. H.
A TRACT of / and in Amherst county, four miles
IA from New Glasgow containing NINE HIN
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly the
property of Hill Garter, decd For terms apply To
A. TOMPklNS, Cashier.
Sep Is ts
BUSINESS a ND VISITING CARDS
NEATLY PRINTED At THIS OFFICE
fn Rfuc, BLACK. RCd or green fHk.
ALSO
IN GOLD, SITTER OR COPPER BRO.NZE
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern ID strl., - U.

MAY 10, 1912: s'1.a.
a y the petition of Hugh Nlon,eomerie. one .f.I
W partners Of James NJ. Boyd, Isaac Daycanr, - -
Robert Edmond, doing business under t,est, H. a. a
of Boyd, Edmond & Co., against Joseph N,r.6 u
Bankruptcy. "a
r. On reading the petition aforesaid it is ordered y to-
Marsh porsyually,by delivering him copy Ierfaf =.
be found within the District. or by leaving rrr,,
at his known usual place ofrcsidencc " thin the n;,,
at least twenty days before the Sth day of Ioy na,
when hearing viii be had upon the said petition. a,
City Hall, in the City Of Richmond within IN. 5,.I
District; and also that notice thereof be pnI.bal =
newspapers, according to the 2!d and 2lt! ruos al
50 that all persons Interested may appear at the sud r
and place. and show Cause if any they have. vbv -
SAID petition should not be granted -o
\ Copy-'rostc,
HENRY GIBSON. cas
Nav -
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cole NIZATIoN.-Th Director, Of the LOUISE

OIONlZATION.-1h Directors sf the Louisl
State COLONIZATION Society held meeting IN N"
Orleans on the ION inst. 4 report having been made
~ committee appointed for that purpose. IN relation
10 the purchase Of territory ca the Sinr River IN Al
fira, tie olior!ug resolutions were unanimously a'o
cd
Res9ireh, That approve q the purchase Of the
Blue Barre Territory, made by the American tol1nlza
ton Society for the benefit Of the Louisiana State Go
onzaton Society, according to the terms and conditions
stated.
Re,olrea That We viii establish a colony ON the
Blue Barre Tcnt4ry to be called Louisiana IN Liberia
Resoired That have learned with sentiments Of
the highest qualification that our fellow citizen. Jonr
MeDoaoCGu. Esq La, Offered to the Paont Society
eighty five Of his slaves # the Society VIII send them
to Liberia where We have reason to believe they will be
eonc nseful residents
Another resolution expresses the conviction Of the ID
rccors that the present time is favorable to the iounda
ton II the Colony In 1t the Directors respectfully re
quest Mr. Alc)nough To give his consent 10 have Ia. lib
Grated negroes located IN Louisiana ia Liberia. Iht
settlement OF town Is 10 be called MrDonough.
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Essas'a 81 nee.

GSG~H q a III.
heh virtue of deed Of trust, executed 10 the sahsrri
I'D her by John {. Rockingham. bearing date tbe 9Th
day Of May, ISL and duly recorded in the Clerks of
flee Of the liusng, Court for the Corporation Of ynch
burg, for certain purposes therein mentioned the under
signed trustee. will proceed on Thursday the OH day
Of June next f fair il the far DAY thereafter
to sell for ready money. To the highest bidder. ONE
HOLSE .i,ND LOT. situated on jefferson Street in
the town ct lynchburg, and adjoining D. Il. Edley and
others, and lately occuPedb BY the said J. {. Frothns
ham.
The subscriber viii ouy convey such tito as i. vested
in him By the deed aforesaid which believed 10 b.
dspuabe.
HENRY o. SCHOOLFIELD, Trustee.
MAY 70 wt9J
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fWcs-1he Gcntssrc Western Seminary al Lima in
New ork was entirely DESTROYED by fire last week.
There were connected with about two hundred and fiji
~ students. Most Of the furniture and effects OF ihe
students were saved, though damaged. The building
cost $4,000 and the State had mortage on il Tor that
amount. Insurance 900.
The Shciucket Cotton Mill at Granville. near Nor
wich, Connecticut took fire from friction of the mach
merry ON the the goth inst, and consumed with St
veral adjoining houses Loss 100000 insurance
$4,000.
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Nse'a'Ea'E,.

4 IL. persons having cla against the late firm OF
Miller < Euckcr, are requested 10 present them II
the subscriber for sctcment-and those Indebted 10 sad
concern are hereby called on make prlupi arrange
ncnts for payment him, he is DESTROYS Of speedily
closing the business. AMBROSE b. ri CkER.
Sury Partner Of Miller & Rucker
April II Is
NEW PAHT'Ni.,srE.P.
fHNiE UNDERSIGNED have connected them
NJ selves as Partners in the Grocery Business in the
town OF Lynchburg, under the style aud firm of
eajfser ~ ESsEchcv.
They have taken the house lately occupied by the old
concern OF Miller Rucker, where they olier for sale
an extensive stock Of Groceries, moderate prices suit.
ed 10 The times, and solicit continuance Of The patron
aye heretofore bestowed upon their predecessors.
SANUEI. MILLER
AMBROSE b. RI CkER
April II OF # ot#,f