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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17
FOR THE LTcHFIELD ENQUIRER. VOICE OF THE WIND.

'F F"s FOR THE LrTcHFIELD ENQUIRER. VOICE OF THE WIND. 1t comes! the chilling wintry blast, Like battling hosts it rusheth past, Nor stays it on its fierce career, For widows moan. or orphans tear. And why, o winds! come ye in wrath Why on your cheerless, trackless path, Do ye bring terror and dismay!
 Cold winds, what power do ye obey? A chilling voice from the strong gust Comes forth. He, who from earthly dust Created thee to live and die-
 He issu'd forth command on high. And then went forth upon the air A swift and mighty spirit; where The tempest drives the foaraing tides Along-there the wind-spirit rides. The gentle breeze which summer brings, 1s but breathing from his wings; The whirlwinds rush, the low winds sigh Is but His presence iourneying by. And every wing its errand hath
 Ofimport deep to its one path
 Its teachings mortal are from Him. Who sits enthroned 'mong seraphim! Plymouth, ls42. Ror.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17

der the former system for now, the Labops CTS hnish one Canal or Railroad and. psck
 up theF rags for q. weary march to enother
 Wit. tsarcly the fIscans of reaching is fn ma. ny instances; while a suspension often
 brings them to the verge of famine but un- der the cooperating system they will af leaSe be sure of work and aqundanee while the
 work IS constructing; and then. fit be moi folly or fraud. they willhave earned and saved something handsome for the future. They cannot do srOrse than they generally do now they will probably do infinitely befter Is not the idea worthy of general con- sideration3
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17

Papa, the Temperance man say they put lag@ wood into Port wiae. Is that what dyes yOuT ns@A. r.d1 " "Neapsnss, ny sOl. @ to ssa~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

b much hJriy ttGs.Ie h.s uiseenst. " Nl,m he
had been well Negotiated r his belhgerent propenss
as Tor the loc,s to throw the blame upon the Wings
The Wings deprccate debate; but if their measures are
attacked and denounced, they will def, nd them and, il
they can, ilagellatc the assaianis
Touching the probabit, of the repeal of the Bank
rnpt Law. the tenor Of the last accounts from Wash
ngton seem rather To be adverse To that course The
National lnclgcncer othis morning expresses the be
let that 1t will not be repealed, and the y \. Com
merrla ADV ertiscr, (Which is regarded semi official
organ Of the Executive mtimatcs tina, il be repealed
by Congress. the eto will be again called in rcqnson
In that event, d,ubt whether OF the late appau
des OF the One Man Power will any longer regard il,
the conservative feature of our institutions
SEE il stated in the Louisville Advertiser .oco) that
Col Richard NJ johnson was to be nominated in few
days. by the Democratic members of the Iegisla
turc OF Kentucky as candidate for the next Pres
idency, and Address Will be presented to the PEG
pie of the Unitcd States setting forth his claims. This
nomination will take like wild fire in the West, and
among the Radicals Of the North. Il will knock good
many noses cut o, Ioint.
Mr.. Davezac, in the y. Y. Legislature has moved a
resolution calling ON Congress pass law reundns
to Gen. jackson. with interest and sis. the fine Of
$1,000 imposed on hnbs the Judge OF the Louisiana dis
rlct in SIS, Tor alleged offence against the authority
of said Judge. An this proposition will probably BE-
sustained by nan who opposed donation OF S25ooo to
Mrs Harrison Ii Ger Jackson wfully incurred the
penalty, ii Oh, to havebcen eXacted linn, well as
OF an humble lizon. have idea Of offering To VIC
lent men premium for the disregard Of law, to which
the adoption Of this proposition would be anamouni and
such motion, from democrat, is particularly of
character since IT supplses that when great bids
defiance to the laws. the penalty ought be paid by the
State; while OF no note must suffer for his own
indscrction
am glad 10 learn that Gov. Barbour who was sciz
ed with dangerous illness immediately after his return
from the meeting of the Agricultural Board this city
and nlmor of whose death was at one time prevalent
Is recovering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

ZzA TIE subscriber for the purpose Of devo-
&SHs::'k ting his attention exclusively, to wait up.
.S0 ii on the public generally, begs leave to
ET~SSks1 inform them. that he has taken the
stand near the Market house, formerly known the Fa
gle Hotel, and recently known ms the Central Hotel,
where. by strict attention to his busneS he hopes To
share portion Of the public patronage lie also wishes
10 inform them that his Table shall be furnished with the
best this market affords Ills Bar with the choicest
kind Of Liquors aud Wines. and his Stable with the bes,
Of Provcnder. with good and attentive Ostler. No
pains shall be spared give general satisfaction To those
whomay favor him with their custom.
d. NJ BLACK.
n, b should like To get ten or twelve regl
lar Boarders by the week month. very moderate
terms. ID. NJ. u.
Jan. ri
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Jan. 20

NTIRGINiA:--A Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanrery, for the
county OF Nelson, in the month of january, 1872:
Jesse Mundy and Louisa wife Plaintiffs,
against
Lafayette Neville in his right, the said Lafayette
Neville committee Of jefferson M Neville, decd, James L..
Neville and John ". Noshy and larrod b. Scott, sccuri
ties Of said LAFAYETTE Neville committee Aforesaid,
Defendants.
IL tHANCERY.
The Defendant James L. Neville, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of As
semby and the Ries OF this Court, and appearing BY sat
sactorv evidence, that he nhsbtant {" this com
On the motion Of the Plaintiff ny COUNSEL is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here at Rules to
To be held the said Clerks Office the first Monday in
April NJ and the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that
opy of this order forthwith inserted in the Iynchbug
Vginan newspaper published in the town Of Iynchbg
months succcssvciy and another posted the front
door Of the house Of this county, court day.
\ copv.=-ics,o,
ko. {. JTIfl. ON.
Jan. ~ WIN
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u.ONT-SJO REWARD.

OST IN the Sth of January, between Lock A. and
the Washington Hotel. in the town of lynchhurg,
SIN HUNDRED md FORTY FIFE DOI
LiRS. IN the Scrip Of the James River x kanawlm
Company December ISSUE, OF the following Nos.
Notes $40 EACH letter A., Nos. 2i3W. 1906,
2i30, 213l7, 273ls, 213lo, 213O2.-l7 Notes. Slb
letter A., Nna. 27302, 213O3. 1904, 27305, 2736
21307, 2i30s, 27,a,a 273lo, 213ll, 213l2. 213i3
2i3li, 253l6, 2i3lo, 1880 2732l.--1 Notes, 81,
each, letter A., Nos. 2,@2, 27563. 2'3ii, 1852
213li, 2'3l1. H3l9-ls Notes. $40 each. letter b.
Nos 2I1l2 2i3o3 2d3oi, 213o5. 253G. 213O1
2130S. 213oo, 273lo, 2i3lI, 213l2. 2i3l3, 213li
213l5. 213l6, 23l7. 23ls, 2,3lo. When los, they
were enclosed in parcel el accounts which were al
lost aud Of no service Ia any person except myself Fol
the munpy with or without the accounts, viii pay fifty
dollars Of 10 any person who ;ny deliver place II
where | can get it. A. w FllPplN,
Amherst Lock. No. 10.
o. The Richmond Star will publish the above one
month"; weekly. and forward their account to this olie,
Tor collection
Jan. % vim
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Reid THIS.

TlVlF. subscriber has hand large and well select
ed assortmct OF H1RDU.iRE and CUTIE
RT which he will sell at reduced prices Tor cAsn.
The stock on hand embraces general assortment Of
building Materials. Carpenters and Jc'ner's Tools.
House Keeping Utensils, Agricultural implements.
Blacksmhs Tools. Shooting Tackling, Iron all sizes
and kinds Cast. Shear. German, English and American
Bllscrcd Stccls Cutand Wrought Nails. Castings, Rope,
Sc. Sr. From and after the LIST day of January. 1872
we shall cndcavour do cash business limited
means require it, We would respectfully say tothose in
cbcd 10 us that We wan, money and Of necessity must
collect win you mako a little sacrifice and pay u.s.
+. =. MILLER.
Jan 2 pm ii
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NlRtdSlA:-N rules hcld in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccrs, for III,
OF Nelson the first Monday In January, lSi23
Henry Bib Plaintiff,
against
John " htchcad and Albert W. Harris and Coush A.
Harris executors oi Lee W. Harris deceased which said
Henry Bib, John hiehead and Lee w Harris part
ners, trading III the OF Harris Bib * " htchead
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant Albert " Harris ha ing entered his
appearance and given security, according to the Act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
ifaory evidence that he inhabtant Of this Com
monweat. On tnc motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, it is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here rules to
be held in the said Clerks Office the first Monday April
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted IN the lynchbrg Ngman
newspaper published in the oil Lynchburg, for two
succassivey another copy thereof posted at the
door of the courthouse this county, some court day
Copy--Teste,
RO. {. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 20 WIN
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DESCRIPTION.

MATClll. ESS is n beautiful chestnut sorrc, with a
delightful coat hair, which for sickness. beau;; gloss
and fnnoss of texture is seldom cquacd and never SUI
passed. lie has most commanding appearance and
great strength Such beauty, action and muscle are
seldom any horse in Virginia. He in full
perfection and full sixteen hands inch high. and ii
is thought by the best Judges that Machcss is not
eollcd in polu Of appearance by any horse IN Nrgula
Maiehlcss in appearance and beauty contcndcd with II
number OF Shnkspeares colts, al year old, in the town
of Liberty. for premium Of fifty dollars. which was
wanled HIM by three good Judges from which he took his
name. At two years old he Inhibited n second time
in the town Of Liberty by the request of Mr. Terry, and
s. OOO ut that time was offered lpr him
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Advertisement.

HNIlE SUBSCRIBER ~ building a number OF
i UOOI. CARDLNfs .MiCHLNES of good
quality, 10, sale. which will be ready for the next scason
lie will take three hundred dollars piece for the Gard
ing Machines. and twenty dollars for Picker The for
prices 800 dollars Tor good Carding Machine.
and 40 dollars Tor Picker Any persons wanting Ma
chimes will please write to him the Natural Bridge
Rochbrldge County. Va, THOMAS CROSS.
Jan ~ vim
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TOP THE Tmis, T..

SrOl.l.N from the b.cribcr living near the Pitt
- sylyanla TumpiNe Road, SIX and half miles
from Lynclburg. the night Of the l2h nst young
Horse, supposed obe about years old, OF bright
rel color, with white face. the white extending down
to his mouth and lips. his fore feet white 10 his knees,
and his hind ones white To his hook joints. his and
tail nearly white or hat most persons call flax mans
and tail As work horse he shows the marks Vi wag-
gon gear very plainly. when rode he has brisk walk,
iros little rough, and only PAGES little when forced
The thief also took saddle aud bride; the saddle il
considerably worn, has been mcnded the hind part has
very broad skirts and had when takena agc brown sheep
skin it. liberal reward will be given for the ap
prchensIon and delivery of the horse and thief any
information respecting either will be thankfully received
GEORGE YER MILLION.
January. II 2tifs
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CERTIFICATES.

We the unlerwriticn subscribers do certify, that
Maichcss, the property of Pleasant Greasy, is a sure
oa gettcr, and we have put mares 10 him and all
have proved 10 be in toal at the first leap
jeremiah Wade, Owen Crumpeckcr,
joel Fairly. joel CUmpccker,
VIM. Weeks, Israel Wilcuan
VIM. p. Cheeks. \. {. Fariss.
Gilbert Gibbs VIM Irlwich
Ro. c. Mitchell, Stephen Martin.
,Ino. J. Fariss, Frazier O. Siraiton
Jas. Lcl,wch, Jas lcfwich. Or. lI)
lido certify that put two mares Malchcss one was
put by the season, and the other by the leap both Of
them stood to the leap. ANDREW SkINNELL
Beiiord county, Ta jim %. 1885.
We, the undersigned subscribers. do hereby certify
that have known the celebrated hors, Ma,ccss from
a colt and consider him almost uncquallcd in appear
We have been in the habit Of breeding from the
best horses aud have also bred from Naichlcss and
do say without hesitation. that the colts have
had from Matchless much finer than any have
had from any other horse. Given under our hands the
date above written.
4. {. Fariss, Chas. Williams,
jeremiah Wade. Gilbert Gibbs,
Frazier q. Stratton, VIM. Lclwlch Jr
Jesse Roberts. Thos. Roberts,
Andrew Skinnell, Stephen Martin
joel Early, Jas Icllwich,
Jas. Icttwch. OR. ID
do certify that my mare has had three colis-thc
last one was by the celebrated horse NIaichess belong
Mr. Pleasant Greasy The colt IL much the finest
formed and haired and finest every way that she ever
had JOHN |. ROBERTSON.
Bedford County. a.. Jan. %. 1888
hereby certify, that the stallion horse hlatchess
raised by Mr. Pleasant Greasy Of this County consider
horse Of fine form and blood; and the finest colt
oaed my plantation was otby said horse. Given
der my hand this day JEFFREY ROBERTSON.
Bedford Jan. 90 II
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REAL ESTATE Al AUCTION.

WILL BE sold, at public auction. the premises,
w the 10Th of January, 1912. the HOUSE and
LOT on Sixth or lanyard alley owned and lately oc-
cuped oy the Society OF the O. o. f.. and Immediately
in front Of Mr.. j. b. Risue. Terms very liberal and
made known the day OF sale
by order of the Leage) THE TRUSTEES.
Jan. 3 t90J
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DRY GOODS,

which Is well selected and certainly yer, desirable
one, and 10 which, invite the attention oi every body
that wishes to buy largely. with small means-or | do
know the, cannot he otherwise than well pleased at buy
ING such desirable Goods at such sacrifices My
mcnt consists Of the following articles. viz: Pulled
Cloths of every kind. liscys. Flanncs, Casslnetts.
lassmeres. Cloths Nostlngs, Calieocs Cotton Cloths,
Bed llckngS. Silk and Woollen Shaws. Silks Of ever,
sly Vie and fashion eentlmcus and ladies Gloves every
KIND, Hosiery Snspenders, Mern,s, Merno and silk
Dress liandkercheis Sears, Ribbons. Bonnets large
assortment. Stocks. Blossoms and Collars Irish Linens
canton flanucs &c. Sc. together with every other
article usually kept In Dry Good Store, and which will
positively be sold, AT greater sacrifices than
known before. ID. T. {. PETERS.
Jan u W Is if
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Jan 20

NIRGlNlA-h rules held in the Clerks once OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and CHANGER, ior the
county OF Nelson the first Monday January, 1872:
Henry Bib, Plaintiff
against
Henry + Harris and Albert ". Harris and Cough 4
Hams, of Lee W Harris, deceased which SAID
Henry Bib, Henry l. Harris and Lee W Harris
chants and partners, trading the OF Harris Bbb &
Harris. Defendants.
In (HANCERY.
The Defendant, Albert W Harris not having entered his
appearance and security according the Act of As
scmhly and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by
isiacory evidence that he is inhabitant # this Com
monwealth: on the motion of the PLAIN it'll by counsel is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here rules
be held in the said Clerks office, the first Monday April
next and the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy
of tins order be forthwith inserted the Iynchbug Virgin
newspaper published in the of lynchhurg for
two months successivey and another copy thereof posted
the front door of the Court house of this countv
court day. Copy-Teste,
RO. {. CUTLER, GIN.
Jan 20 WIN
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$ELLE.VG OFF


Mt PW1CER To WIT THE T1MES.
mo. j. PURNiS. informs his customers and tho
- public generally that the season is nearly gone
for selling nter Goods he is dc hrmncd from tbs ds
tn give grca, Bargains in
Bhp,hcts Fla,mes. .lIrinoes, Sottaeits, Kentucky
and Home spun Jeans, Uooten Socks and Stockines
Sa,rs d all kinds, Cloths and Cassimercs, Bemba.ines,
Circassiaas. and Stuff Goods generally.
lie has lately added to his stock Of BoNHErs RIa-
hons, CAIIcoEs SILK GOODS, and Hosiery III Al
kinds, which will be sold at very reduced pricrs
JOHN !. PURyIS.
Jan. 10 il Is
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VIRGINIA rules holden in the Clerk the
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry the toul-
~ of Charlotte, the 9th day of December lS1l
William b. Green, George Roberts and John Booker late
merchants and partners, trading under the firm and style
Green, Roberts = Booker, Plaintiffs,
against
BENJAMIN w. Foster, Ninslow Robinson, ill,nm = Dick
mson and Claiborne Barksdale, Defendants,
In CHANCERY
The defendant, Benjamin w. Foster, having entered
his appearance according To the act Of Assembly aud the Rules
OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he nlahtan OF this tonmonw eath, il
that the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
in April next and enter his appearance and the plain
till S bill and that copy of this order be inserted
newspaper, published in the town Of Iynchburg, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door OF the
Courthouse of the said County
\ topv-frste,
WlNSIDW ROBINSON, e.
Jan 20 WI
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1t is requested OF those persons who intend sending to
this School the that they let it be known,
by the end Of the present. or at least before the com
Increment Of the ensuing Session Each scholar from
the time of entrance will be regarded engaged for the
Session and deduction will made for absence except
in case of protracicd sickness 1t also very important
that all should begin Of the Session
Particular attention will be given the morals health
and improvements of the students.
G.. W. I.EFTWICH.
Jan 20 Is
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&lpTCON'S
Lottery <SnN E.rrhNn.P (bHicc.

NOW we begin a New Year. and consequently will
~ say nothing OF the nn,me,abf Prizes which have
been distributed from this Office the 1T day of last
September They have only served to put hands IL,
and as know there IL nothing like n RU.N.NLNi,
Start. we will make the effort 10 put our PREF,
TEST FOOT FOREMOST and eiler Tor the New
Year. the following Schemes-Rcnd them. and observe
the POINTS.
JIRGLNL1 .MONONG.1LLl LOTTERY, No 4.
TO be dra,rn at Richmond on Friday, The 2la
ofJmuary, result rcceired the
2ih Of January
Prizes s. 800. 5OO-2 ,0OO-l 500 2Gi}-2 Of
.OOO-2 of 500 of l0O-5 of a5O--
10 Of 500 Of 1870 Of
lO0-l6l of5O &c.
rs Nos-l2 Drawn
Tickets S2.--Sharcs in proportion.
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Thos A. lIo,onbc offers his service as crter ol 10
bacco at the usual price Of 30 per hid. His son
will collect and make the statement. He would be
thankful for patronage. lie continues sell Real rs
tate in the town and country and will conduct any sales
of Real or Personal Estate in any OF the adjoining
ties when required
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EsEDEE

MATCIll.E.SS was got by Shakespeare. which was
got by Nngnian. the iavorite OF Archer. which
amongst the distinguished racers ri his time his
dandy Madison. which was pot by the imported Doomed;
his grandam by Jim Crack, Nheh was the avortc son
oil t2uck Silver, which 90, by the imported Medley
pI T. \S\NE GREASY
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the evening OF Thursday. the 4h INST BY
the Rev. Geo W Letwich. Mr. AspREw BRYAN to
Miss Mary J. Golfer. all of Bedford.
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Large Stock Of Dry (sosdv
Ans COST.

Large Stock Oh O1y OOo0~
AZ COST.
INTENDING 10 discontinue our budsess Al do
i house. we have determined To sell the =
Essftrc stock,
at COST for CASH, negotiable paper sntisdrfsrly
endorsed Designing toact IN good faith aud wisi'ieg
make quick operation Of IT, The pubc may Jsly spa
asking in instance more than COST - my arr
clcSuch Of customers have accounts With ~.
and may wish 10 buy credit, shall Be most happy
to serve at the store Of
ROBES & BURTON,
next door below the Farmers Bank. where assort-
ment is very good, and under which firm shall
,nuc business Wercspefully invite the attention
Of Merchants and others wishing 10 buy cheap aud desi
rable Goods, favorable opportunity seldom -
ours.
Any person wishing 10 secure good stand with Do
srable Stock of Goods, Will do well 10 avail Themselves
of this opportunity, feel disposed TO offer INDUCE
mcnts. for the sake of closing the stock at once.
BURTON g. RODES.
Jan. 10 IFS
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G.EPIT.IL 100000!
$4,000 $1,000

G.fPlI.xL $1O,OOO!!
$4,000 $1,000
50 Prizes Of $1,000 Dollars !, -
JIRGLNL4 LEESBURG LOTTERY Class 3.
To be dracn at alexandria Saturday, 29M Of Janu
arg, and result recered on The LIST Of February.
PRIZES SiO,W0-15, 5000, WW-5,i.s)-6 Of
2,000-lo Of ,500-20of ,20O-50 of 900
&C Of 500-70 Of 2O0-66 Of lO0 Sc.
rs .Nos---l2 drmrn
Tckeis $l0-halrcs. 500-Quartcrs, $50
IIRGLNLl LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass No
4. TO be drarn al Petersb,rg, UPed,,csday
the Doth IF ,Ianumy,and result rcceired on The Doth.
Prizes $9,0O0-2000-l ,50o-l ,2.Fk-5
prizes Of ,O00-5 Of 5000 Of 300
90 Of 50--325 Of $50
- nunbers--l4 d,nr,,,
Tickets S3-hatres 50-Tmiers 75tts.
Dra,cn numbers in Lees5wg Lottc,y Class No q
80 AZ % 81 81 40 40 26 ST.
.Nonongoia. No. |.
30 "a % IS So AS II 50 7 rs 81 40 80 50.
.Nonongalin, Glass b.
60 20 81 IS AZ 90 80 % 5 50 Is Il.
To Adventures would say that il is our purpose &c
deal altogether tosads through the year OF 1872 in
stead ot hundreds in 1871. From this first day Of
January, 1912, we turn orer leaf lfyou'd have
the change, only send your orders 10
w NJ. SUTTON.
= doors below the Post Onice
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ROBES & DURTOy,
NOTICE.

FTVlIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of tbs
Il Iynchburg Manufacturing Company. will be held
ON Friday. the Dist int, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, at the
Washington Hotel. JOHN G. MEEM, President.
Jan II 1if
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NOTICE.

HAVING been much moes,cd and injured by persons
L hunting, fishing and encampng with Wagons ON
my land. shall be compelled to enforce the law against
them II they do not deslsi. A. b. DUKE.
Jan. ~ 81
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LAND. lately owned by Morton Pannill. Jr.. lying on
Staunion River, about two miles above lccsse. This
tract oil and contains upwards oi 100 acres about
Of which first rate river low grounds. Much OF
the high land is rich and we'll adapted plaster and clio
and sufficient for the accommodation OF a small family.
Seventeen bushels OF wheat We're sowcd last fall and
on good land
Mr.. Morton Pannill. Jrwill show the Land and prem
iscs to any one disposed to view them.
TERMS.--One third cashier credit I'LL the si May,
by adding ntcrcst--onc third the 2elh January lSi3-
and third the 2elh January s4i. Possession given
Immediately. WM, J.. PA\Ni!L.
Jan. 20 M
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
N uTI('E.

HAS become necessary. hatthe undersigned should
j receive the amounts due them. They. therefore,
respectfully request all those indebted to them, to call
am, pay give their bonds for open accounts, by tho
18th oi February next Longer indulgence cannot. nsr
,ciH not, be given in any We hope debtors
will mol put us the necessity Of showing are rally
in earnest. MCKINNEY 4 MOSBY.
Jan II tl5F il