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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

IUW WM1 1211A 1A0N&S@0
IN MARKET.
IN % ID G|k
gUyaE undersigned. Executors Of The last vii
IL and tesiament Of Elisha Boys dec d.in Puf-
sannce Of the provisions thereof offer for sale the
following I, act. Of Land, with their improvements
THE MILLS
On Min Greek, in Berkeley county, with III
Acres 8 Roods and Poies Of Land. his Is be-
Iieved to be one of the valuable improvements
of that character in the county.
The UNIMPROvED SITE for Mill or other
Water Works, Immediately below the present mill
lot, containing is acres and % poles
A TRACT CONTAINING
1e6 ACRES, q RooDs, POLES.
formerly belonging to Maj James Stephenson and
vito, and adjoining Stephen r snodgras' and
others.
A Tract of
2le ACRES. q RooDs, x IL POLES,
purchased from the executors Of Colbert Anderson,
dec'd. and adjoining the lands Of Judge Tucker,
Martin. Sincendiver, and the heirs OF John Bell.
A TRACT OF asa ACRES 2 RooDs,
Now in the possession Of John SwimIey, and adj
joining the lands Of Levi Hebshaw, George Nc
Kown and others near Mill Greek
A TRACT OF 1o6 ACRES,
On Dry Run, adjoining John l.. Viewer
A Tract 81
1el ACRES 4 Roops rs POLES,
At the head Of Tuscarora, adjoining the lands OF
Daniel Emmert, GLADDEN., Gorreii. &c.
TIE REyERSIONARY INTEREST in a tract
life estate Of the widow Of Raleigh Morgan, decd
A Tract at the foot Of the North Mountain, con
tanning z.xr
oe 1S - T.s. na,.,. MI, saa
"a'Ae, tn ACT or aoy ACRES
East of Back Creek, and near the new Bridge, nov
in tho possession of James Martin.
A TRACT OF asa ACRES,
on 'ns MEADOW bfanoh, wes' OF .ne N'''" ''o'"'
'''''' II ''' 4 TRACT or
u0c Ac.os nnna
Called the herharf Home race, ann ADJOINING
''' '-a'' o ''@ 1RAcTor
,So ,upa Dopas
$50 hCFCs, ANOOuA, ~ Oos,
Formerly belonging to Spero and Viewer, and ad-
joining Samuel Fetter.
All of the above tracts situate in the county
Of Berkeley, State of Virginia. Many OF them are
lands Of the best quality, with good improvements
and in excellent heart.
AIso: "A TRACT OF
80 On Dop
1xS ACEcss OV HOAcss
In the count, of Frederick, adjoining the lands Of
NJ ,an, Tra,,sr ,na o,h.,s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

n HAVE just received another supply OF oAeo'
SIDES, &C., very cheap. ,snS
October IL. j.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

CAvENDlSH TOBACCO.-A fresh supply Of
~ asns quality also, superior Sesars aud SMUT,
for sale BY
November 10. W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-14

The above Medicines are for sale by
VIM DORSEY, Martinsburg.
P. n. COOKUS, Hedgesville.
w. HARRISON. Bath,
j. L. A. ENTLER, (late Hig.
gins,) Shepherdstosn.
December 80. l84i.--iji0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
NEW CHEAP GOODS.

WYE have just received an assortment Of New Goods,
w which we shall sell very cheap.
large 10, ii brown Domestic 4, 4 4 and / wide
An extensive assortment of Calicoes, very low :.
Georgia Nankcens mt Cd per yard
SILK and Cotton Hosiery, low ~
A fine assortment OF BONNErS, very cheap amongst
them fine and superior Flor,nco Brad
French fancy, PLAIN Straw, Cypress and Clip fancy
Nuns white aud colorcd
Large lot of Palm Ieafl Hats, very low
With great variety Of other and desirable Goods
which we are offering on terms Ia suit the times.
We solicit call from all persons IN want Of ge'ds
g'ml terms. ~ PURNlS s DUFFEI
June 20 dw IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
MON &C 4 ID T. Ny

9uNiE next session o this Ins,u,,on will commence
] on the 18th ri July next. aud continue FIVE months
II will still he under the snIerlnienlencc Of HENRY
+. BotoCk, \. u. who has filled the office ui 'ttnrl
pal thereof during the two last Sessions with much de
v"I'"n In It's interests and success instruction.
This Academy is located the >lapr Rad lcadnp
from lynclhnrg 10 Richmond. IN the neiyhborhrn ui
Odd Concord IN hc county at Campbell N health, a
situation rs the county affords In point ot intelligence
and Lorallt, ihs ncighborluud has lnp been held IN
high rcpuie. as lar /, has been Known. The course
ii studies III this institution we'll adapted 10 prepare
students ar the active business oi lie enter an al
vanced class IN college. The icra ii tuition are as
follows. VIZ
For tn. preliminary course including Reading, WI
ting and Arithmetic, 81 per SESSION.
IL" English Grammar. Gcocaph,. History. aud Il.
higher branches al Eunlsh. 81 > per session.
For Languages and Mathematics. II ! per session.
Students will he charged AT the aInise rates from the
time al entrance TIL the close Of the session. without any
deduction iur absence p ~ al prolactrd sck
ucs,'fhe ,uliun fees viii he due the pl,sc OF the
;, ssion.
Students from distance can he we'll Accommodate ed
with h@rd, including washing, lodelng. full and hghs.
IN respectable families, convenient the Academy.
At s. per month"; PAYABLE al the clese oi the session.
REL 'BEN u. PALMER, Pu~,'t
ui the board oi Trustees OF t. A.
June y w.t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Emigrdtion.-Thc \. y. American of the Eth inst.
states that the day before 500 stceragc and go
BIN passengers arrived in that city from EUROPE 10
from Hamburg. and the remainder from Liverpool. 1t
says, the filled with
OF all descrponsalnong them so barbew, 50 painters
aud over O carpenters and mls''ls. What are these
people 10 do, in country. para yzed in all lis industrial
pursuits, and where hundreds before them were al
ready gu, of employment The \. York papers advise
ihcm 70 go into the country where land isto be had
chez, and Where they obtain the means of suhss-
tencs. Many Of them will wish soon, il they do moi
now that they well off as the negroes Of the
SOUTH We commend this fact 10 the Editor of the
American. who, except when Abolition shakcsh balance
oihis Judgment is always sound in his views and able
IN their defence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

charlottesville learn from the Fincastlc Demo
Graf. al the 2d inst. that .Johm ". .Nort who WAS
raised in Bedford county, and is well known old
offender, convicted Of horse stealing, during the
late session of the Superior Court in Boicourt and
fenced to five years imprisonment in the Pcntcnilary
James Fctcrs, charged with stealing money, sen
fenced for two years but in consequence Of his youth.
and "Me respecfabHty 9fhis cmneetons,' Il petition,
signed by some 800 persons was got up, Itc,nm ndng
him 10 the Executive clenency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Or We are informed, by the Fmcastle Democrat of
the 93d inst that Mr. John Fillmore. of Boelour, an
unmarried man. aged II. killed by the accidental
discharge of gitn, while hunting excursion. in
that county, on the 7th inst. The party were resting.
and the gun of Mr.. Hoffman, one of them, which had
been placed in the branches of tree being well ba
anced, was caugh, by Mr.. II. while falling, and going
off, the contents lodged in Mr. Ellmores forehead.
Mr.. f.. survived only three hours. Mr.. Hoffman was
acquitted ofa censurc by the coroners jury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
N All IsIAlsES,

Married. or "Wednesday evening the 22,l inst by the
Rev Edward Wads~orh. Mr.. AsM,sr.Ap Ioso, OF
kentucky. To Mrs. EL,zA Il. PERaY, ii this town
-. at Mills Point. (kcn,ucky. } on the iith Of
May. by the Rev J. b. Hubbard. Mr. Ronrsr A.
ll'rcnsa TO Miss MANY f.. daughter Of \. 7. M.wn.
Esp. all Of that place.
-,on Thursday morning, the o6h of MAY. by
the Rev. James N. Golfer. Mr. GroaeE w D,wsoS
u Bedford, To Miss C,M,,L> TEsav. daughter Of
Thomas Terry Esq. of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
EDW. w. VICTOR,
CLOIK y warren .V.IkER

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
w burg and the public generally that he has taken the
house lately occupied by Jordan Greasy opposite tn,
Franklin HOTEL where he intends carrying the
buve named business in all its various branches and hopes
by strict attention to business to merit portion OF public
patronage
n Bile would also assure all who NAV favour him
with call that his charges Will be extremely low, and
his work warranted To perform WELL
+. w. VICTOR.
june 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Wheat Cro),-We hear OF damage resulting from
the Rust, in several nciehbor,-ds in this section, but
the accounts are OF such character Justify the
belief thai the crop will be mo'ery sscncd namount
The Charlottesville Jcllcronian, Of the 2jd inst. says
that but little. il any Injury has been suslaind by the
farmers III that county. 'Ih,re will be Git says) an
abundant, crop, and that OF superior quality
The lnllcrs in Iyncburg offering % cents per
hlsbc for July delivery, Tor red Wheat, aud - cents
for white.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

RANDOLPH MACON COLI.EGE.--N tho Com
mencemen Of Randolph Macon College. the Address
before the Socic,y Of Alumni delivered by i'homas
NJ Isle ISL. OF Cumberland county, and the Address
before Literary Societies was deliyeredby the Rev
John \. MailiI. Chaplain Of the House Of Representa-
tiyts. The Degree Of 4. u. conferred the fol
lowing gentlemen composing the graduating class :
Joseph Sutton Petersburg. va; Benj. H. lcrndon ol
Abbeyllle District, s. C.. Ihos. r. Eppcs Of Notoway.
VA Sam'l. ID. Sanders Of Cheraw 5. C.: JOS T.
Reese Of llillsbough. Geo; 4 b. Pierce Of Halifax y
c.; Ira }. Cren>haw Of No,toway. Va; Geo f. Wyche
ot Granville, y. C.; WIN. Il. Common Of Orang,bu
District. s. C.; and Thos {. johnson Of Albcmarlc
Va The Degree IF Nm was conferred on the follow
ng gentlemen alumni Of the institution: Isaac C. Croft
Of $. C.; VIM. II. Bate Of Na Rev }. r. Askew OF
the Virginia Conference; Rev.. w. Wigh,man of $.
C.. Rev. {. +. Burnley. Virginia: Rev. Amos W.
Jones' Of the \. C. Conference and Jas. Il. Washing
ton, NJ ID. OF n. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Ny- Benjamin +. Stockton, Esq. late Editor Of the
Port Gibson (Mss.) Correspondent recently killed.
in Texas, by connection, named Thatcher. Some
words passed between them, when Thatcher shot linn
In the thigh, aud Stockton in the act Of raising his
gun 10 the fire, when Thatcher quick for him
fired his second barrel the contents of which Stockton
received in his breast, and instantly expired Stockton
man of fine talents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
Goods at EecJwrrd Prices.

EiNG anxious tn reduce stock u goods much
~ as Isss'le by the first Of August next. WHEN tho
term OF our copartnersh,p expires To effect thai ohleci.
W. viii sell our goods nj very REDl Cf.D PRlC rs.
tor cash. Our stock is arge and Lesirhle and toso
VII" are III want Of good GOODS. at low prices, will do
well 10 give rs call determined Ia sell.
TURNER, BURWE ELI. n Co.
June ~ MIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
SALE OF NEGROES.

IN pursuance of an order ofthe Circuit Superior Court
4 Of Law and Chancery for the corpoatlon Of Lynch
burg. at its May term, 1912, which directed exc
cute much remained to be executed. OF trust.
created the 18th day of January lSil by Deed of
Trust from Bailey & Wonack c. l.. Nosby and d. L..
Bailey, shall sell, on Thursday the 30th day Of this
month, by public auction in the OF Iynchburg. TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following SLAVES.
viz: Sophia and her two children. Lilley, Sana, and
Matt, man, who now. with the exception of the
two last in the possession of Mr. r. Bailey AT Amherst
Court House. The title to these Slaves is believed
be unquesonable but shall convey such only as
legally convey under the above named order
ROBERT j. DAVIS, Trustee.
June l3 wt30J
POSTPONEMFNT
The above sale is postponed until Thursday the l4lh
day july RO. J. DAVIS, Trustee.
June 81 Witty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
DlrPfiiN2' House,

lnlongng tn MIR. VIM Bailey. aud nav occupied by Mr.
Richard IL. Tuler. II Is conceded 10 be- one ti hand
snn'st situations In town. and the Lot u iasleuy mn
proved. IN addition In having 1t all the necessary con-
sen'enc,s-lcc house. excellent Well. Garden, &c.
Persons wishing 10 procure excellent and agreeable
town Residence cannot sui thcms,lvcs better.
Alan, the valuable .iGRE LOI, opposite the Dwell
ling House. enclosed and IN cultivation aud having on il
an excellent stable.
And alS the convenient HOUSE and LOT ad-
lnln'ng Mr.. lolers Residence. now occupied by MIR.
Siaspn
The above property will be sold, either togetl,er or
separately, and on accommodating terms. Possession
will be- given At the end ot the year. Mr. rocr will
show the property Ia any person desIous ri seeing il,
and all letters the SUBSCRIBE addressed IN rfook Neal
Campbell county. will be promptly attended 10.
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
May 70 Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
ROBES 4 HUTTON,

we ahr this opportunity 10 return thanks 10 our
friends aud III" public generally for the very liberal pat
ronaee bestowed upon during aur past career. and
inosi respectfully solicit continuance II tho sauc IN
der the new arrangement. All accounts contracted At
either house. previous thu Isl June will hc rendered
IN The mc"f BURTON 4 ROBES aud an We arc
anNons 10 close old business. and are much In want
oi tnnney, shall feel greatly obliged IL customers
n They will come forward nj their earliest convenience
and settle their accounts. As have hcrctofpre BEEN
WY lihefa N our Indulgence. lacr ourselves with
The aale tia, customers viii respond 10 this call with
corresponding ibcrlity NODES L BURTON
jun 4 ~ II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

CONGRESSIONAL Is lut l, Of ini,r.
t in the proceedings OF the Senaie-,hc provisional
Tariff Bill not having been yet taken mp. The lous,
Of Representatives has been principally engaged in dc
batting the resolution relative 10 Virginia Military and
Warrants and the Revenue Bill. NJ vote has been
taken upon either
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
John %. Il. GOgSiM,

DRACTlSFS regularly in all the Courts of the Coun-
j ties of Bedford and Franklin and in tho Superior
Courts OF the County of Roanoke. lie is Also pre-
pared to give his professional assistance to such ndi
viduals in the Counties OF bedford aud Franklin, as
may desire to avail themselves Of the provision. of the
law in relation Bankruptcy. IIisOlice Liberty
Bedford Co. Va opposite 'ho Bell Tavern.
June 20 WON'T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
Attorney NJ B.n,

INTENDING 10 devote his time exclusively To his
4 proicssion. will attend the Superior and inferior
Courts Of the Counties of Piitsyvania and Franklin
and the Superior Courts Of Henry and Patrick. Ad-
dress-Pi,lsy lyania CT ilo. Va.
June u 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

The Highest Pricc.-On Tuesday last, ho-5hcad of
Tobacco, made at the plantation Of fellow citizen,
Dr. James r. Stevens in this county, brought Sl5 per
cwt. 1t bought by Seth lalsey, Esq. manufacturer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Wool, Wool Rolls, &C.
slAA LBS. handsomely washed Wool,
sJJ\I POO lbs very fine Rolls,
100 lbs. common do.
300 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
S hhds. n o. Sugars.
10 tons well assorted Bar Iron
5000 lt~. prime Western Bacon,
50 bbs n. c. Clp iIerrings.
10 whole and hall bbs family Roe do
s 4" bbls. Shad,
3 4" Tanners Oil
I.anghorne's best Family Flour,
Superior spf mountain do.
For sale low, for cash. by
GEO. BAGBY & Co
WANTED.-IIemp, Wax and Flax Seed, for
which liberal price will be paid by
GEO. BAGBY & Co.
june 6tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

by ihc Secretary; also the Declaration II lnl.penlcncc
10y hr. John A. otey; after which there will he an Al
dress delivered by James Garsnd. ESP. OF i,nchhut,
WM. L. HOLT. cu,,,,.
MlCAJAII DAVIS. ''''"''''''
Liberty. June 2lsi, 1912
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

The subscribers agents for the sale Of he above
machlnos-and willdcyer them in Lynchlirg or any "
the landings the Canal below at Richmond cash pri.
ces-and would be glad to receive orders from their
friends III the country.
PAYNE & TURNER, I.ynchburg. Va
May WIN ii
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A CARD.

II being the desire VI Mr. Addison Irvine. 10 w,h
draw from the business. in consequence ii his wish Ia
move 10 Mcadsvllle, will from this lime offer ou
GOODS at very reduced prices il order lo effect that
oh.ct ~ syeedily AZ psble
We Invite oar customers and all others wishing 10 ury.
In call aud examine stockl will be found 10 con-
sist Of MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE
March tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
Classical school in I.ynChhury.

Classical school in EyDChhurg.
VIII. neN session o the subscriber : SchooI Will com
! mcnce an Monday tho ls' Of Aupnst. and terminate
the 9th Of December following In this School viii he
taught the Latin. Greek md English Languages, and
the frs branches Of Mathematics School Poom Ma
sons Hall TERMS. per SESSION, !, ma,hs,-.
For English Scholars. 81! 81
Classical ditto, 20 On
o. Rrrrn
VIM. H. Harrison, Prn. Amelia Academy,
DR.. john w. Skeleton, p..a,.,.
d. l.. Mead, ESP o"'"''""
Dr. Dr. s ! n, h is%ew. Pr. Ea,rn,d.
WV, Is. FEAFliEKSTON.
Jun. q VIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

% new post office has recently been established
called Little River post Office in Floyd county
Thomas Franklin, Esq. is postmaster.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

o.. Lieut.. Wilks, the commander of the Exploring
Expedition, which lately returned 10 the t. States. has
been sted numerous charge preferred against him
by his junior officers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
ROBERT TINSIEY, OK
CoMMIssioNER's Orricr,

VOMNI9sIONEK's UFFICr.
Amherst c. House June Isl, 1912.
The parties interested will take notice that have ap-
painted the s day of August next 10 the
counts mentioned in the foregoing order, which day
at 10 o'clock IN the morning. they requested 10 at
tend at my Office with their accounts vouchers aud cop
les of Court papers prepared for examination and settle
mcnt. RO. NJ. BROWN, Special Commissioner.
June q Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

rj- aroe and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of
Henry Clay held in Philadelphia on the 9,nh inst
VIM b. Reed. Esq. introduced series Of resolutions
winch Were sustained in able speeehesby himself and Jo
s,ph Il Chandler, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

.Mr Clay in Oho.-'rhe Columbus Journal states
that Mr.. Ga, is the choice Of nineteen twcuc,hs Of
the Wings of Ohu for the next Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

03 The Wing General Committee OF the city Of
New York has called general meeting OF lhc party
Tor the purpose OF considering the eNpclency of i'm
mediate nomination of Henry Clay as next President.
Til, ball is rolling onward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

Pemsy'roa;a.-On the authority of private adyices
from llarrIsbureh the Philadelphia inquirer states thai
there Is not the rcmo'est prospect Of The interest heia@
paid the debt of the State of penns, lyania ON
the Isl day Of August next. If the Legislature of that
State POSSESSED The nerve (not 10 say the hon
csty) Of Gov. Porter, they would at all hazards,
provide the means necessary for that purpose
But unfortunately. too many ri the members of
our Legislative bodies are mere popularity hunters, aud
src ambitious of securing. for their brief hour the
heeting honors Of public life. than OF performing dn-
ties with stern and infcXibc rectiludc of purpose
Hence We apprclend there too much Of truth in the
statement ofthe Pcnnsy lvanlan.
bill has passed the Senate Of Pennsy lvnn,, proyld
nu for the sale of the line of State works from Philadelphia
to Psurg, to an incorporated Company for the sum Of
SIS 00o 600 ono half OF which be subscribed
before the sale takes effect. They may pass the hlll
but can they find the Company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

A 4 a Circuit Superior Conrt of Law and Chanery
IA continued by adjournment, and held Tor the county
Of Amherst, at the Court house. ON Saturday tho 2nd
day of April. 1912:
John Coleman. Plaintiff
Thomas Coleman. Reuben Coleman, Jacob Phillips
and Elizabeth his wife, and Bluiord HICKS and Nancy
his wife, Defendants;
Reuben Coleman Plaintiff
John Coleman, in his right. and administrator
of Thomas Coleman drcd. Thomas Coleman Jacob
Phillips and Elizabeth his wife, Bnord Hicks aud Nan
cy his wife. Defendants,
In CnANcIGy
These two this day 10 be heard, upon
the papers formerly read, aud tho report of the Comis
soner Robert NJ. Brown made in the last named case
IN pursuance Of the order Of the 3 day of March 1871
and the exceptions thereto. and the examinations of wit
ncsses filed since the last hearing, and argued by
counsel; consideration whereof the Court without
deciding upon the exceptions, doth admdgc, order aud
decree. that the report aforesaid be reconmttcd the
said Commissioner, with instructions ascertain and
report 10 Court what debts. and their amount have been
paid ct any by the administrator of Thomas Cole
nan decd ont of the personal estate ri the said Thorn
as, binding the heirs OF the said Thomas Coleman deed
aud that he also ascertain and report the annual Value
Of the tract of Land on which the plaintiff Reuben
Coleman claims lien. from the time he took possession
Of the Ia the present, and also ofc convey
ed by the deed Of trust for the benefit OF the plaintiff
John Coleman. from the time he took possession Of the
same the present timc-and the said Commissioner Is
authorized 10 proceed in the absence Of any Of the parties
who shall fail 10 attend after having notice of the time
aud placed Of taking said account.
A Copy-'Ipste
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LAW NOTICE.

lanes GARLAND continues to attend Il cases in
- bankruptcy. lie will give his personal attention III
Richmond 10 all .as.s cQnhdcd tv his management
june q 3llf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27

l CLAIM 10 be an honest man. | have contracted
debts. bps tor myself and security ,r aaasateful
msn-all Of which am determined ~ pay without tho
benefit u that accused Bankrupt Law. ornn nselsent
debtors oath. as some others have done but like man.
will meet all my engagemcntsY without any decds
and Of to pay all and every claim
against mo- IN every way, shape foym. To this end
ulier for sale nv
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,. re-" . 20 '.,,

ying south IT Campbell and Charlotte court house rad
This Land was described in former advertisements but
tn give idea. i, is certainly the most desirable
csaies IN this section Ut the cnnntry Il contains I2D
acres lies we'll well waiered, highly improved spen-
did buildings-wh more good Land To clear than any
estate IN this section ri the country determined
10 veil this my Williamson estate. whish IL as ,ood
hut come and scc either or both. Terms liberal.
GLEN HANCOCK.
9t The Richmond Country Wing will please
publish the ab"ve weekly Tor = months, innpr form
Charlotte. May % w2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
Valuable Town Property for

IINlE subscriber is anthorlzcd by the OWNER sell
on accommodating TERMS the cominodous and
pleasant
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