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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-21
South Carolina.
KerShau DiSh 1ct.

hG3SItHU DiSJ 7CI. sa-r.
Michael Lorick vs. Judah Barret.--L. Shurman
vs. Judah Barct.--Debt Attachment.
VE7HEREAS the Plaintiffs in the above cuses
w respectively have filed their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits Of
this State, as it is sud, and whereas the suid de
fendalt hath neither wife or attorney, upon whom
notice with rule to plead, can be served. II is
ordered that the said defendant do plead, answer, or
dcn,ur thereto within year and day, Or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
B. GASS, Clerk.
March 90, 1S42.
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United States District Court,

DISTRICT { F SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the matter of William H. Bo,oen, Bankrupt.
PURSUANT to an order of the District Court
L Of the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court ut the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on the 29h day Of October next,
at II O'Clock o'clock, A. NJ. why the said VIM. II.
9owcn should not receive his Discharge and Certii,
cate as Bankrupt.
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston lst day Of August. 1912.
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Notice.

FHSH subscriber having on hand large supply
j. of DRY GOODS, Crockory and Hardware,
and wishing TO reduce hsstock previous to his Fall
purchases, will dispose of them at exceedingly low
prices for cash, time to those who arc punctual
in their payments. e. W. BONNEY.
N. B.-T'hosc indebted for Goods bought one,
two or three years since, requested 10 call and
mako arrangements for paying, as further time can
not be givcn-and ought not TO bo expected.
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Aug. Is, 1912.
Sale.

vNyILL be sold before the Court House in Cam
wv den on Monday the Sd day Of October next
the four fol- following NEGROES. to wit: Will, a'On'
thirty five years d. Dick about the same age, Amy
about tw nty two years old and her female child
about three years old. The three first good field
hands, and used to the feld-Sold to foreclose
mortgage. "a.
Terms A credit of one and two YEARS, with in
terest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give
Bonds satisfactory personal security, and mortgage
ifTequired. B. GASS, Agent.
Sept. 7. IS42-prs. fee, 81 sS.
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Notice is hereby given,

gHYuAT ;he Commissioners of the Poor for Lam
q caster District will apply to The next Legs
lan~c for leave 10 sell and dis Of the poor liou'
-cs. and Land attached, say So l2 acrs, on Rum
t'rcrk, in SAID District, urcas''' by the onuiis
sioncrs of the Poor on the 2Nh Of Jny, lo3l
SAM'L. B. HAMMOND. Chnirman.
juno l3, 1S42 O'r'S he, Sb)
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United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -

Dis IhICI I UT SOU II CNIVObI-N-i' >
In The matter of Daniel BeaMford, a Bankrupt
EDURSUANr to an order of the District Court
q ofihe United States, Tor ,c District of South
Carolina notice is hereby gvcn that cause be shewn
hciore the said Court the Federal Court House in
Charleston, on the third day Of December ncxt, at
eleven o'clock A. M. why tho said Daniel Beaufort
should not receive his Discharge and Certificate. As
Bankrupt. II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, Sept. 5, 1912. al
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the matter of William II. Holleyman, a Bank
rupt.
DURSUANT to an Order Of tic District Court Of
Il the United States, for tile District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
sllcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston. on the twenty fourth day Of
September next, at eleven. o'clock, A. NJ. why the
said William H. Hoeyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt.
July 6-l2t. II. Y. GRAY, Clerk
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United States District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

II, The matter of Danl B. Nc Laurin, a Bankrupt
EDURSUANTt to an order Of the District Conrt Of
the United States, for the Distuct of South
Carolina, notice hereby given, that cause b. shewn
before the SAID Court, al the Federal Curt Ho;:s
in the city Of Charleston, on the third dav Of le.
cenber next.ll och cK, A NJ why the said Daniel
B. McLaurn should not receive his Dscargc and
Certificate, as Bankrupt.
Fl. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, sept 5 1911. A..
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Ia EIUuity--Aers5sNaU .E,ist4cti !.

John Cantey, Ex'r. II. T.. Cantey, ISL. J. Blair,
Supplemental bill for relief fand injunction.
Ell appearing to my satisfaction that John ].
4 Bairis absent from, and beyond the limits of
this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead, an
swcr, or dernur to the above stated bill, within
three months from this date, or an order pro con-
fesso will be granted thereon, against him.
JAMES CANTEY, .Jr:
Commissioners Office, June a.
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JOSEPH CHARLESW ORTIZ,
Fashionable Tailor,

EENENDERS his thanks to his customers tor
Il the generous patronage he has received and
respectfully informs the public that he continues TO
carry business al his old stand, two doors above
the Post Office, where those wishing 10 have gar
rncnts neatly and fishionab!y made are invited to
call. Jan. 20.
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Notice..

NM7HEREAS, no Letters of Administration
wv on the estate OF NOEL KlRKLfY, de-
ceased, have hecn afpird Tor since Lis death, IN
pursuance of the statute, have t'kcn possession
such of his effects rs cou'd he found All persons
indebted to said Kirklev are required TO maze
immediate payment, and al those having demands
agars, the said estate are required TO hand them TO
this office, legally atIes'ed.
j w. BASKlN Ordinary X. D.
Ordinary's Office, June /, lsl2. ti42
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The Subscriber

lFFERs his services the ensuing year, as a
U MILLER and MILL WRIGHT. His compe-
,ency for every branch Of that business is ndisputa
ble-a Recommendation establishing the fact, will
DO produced from men of the first standing, when
application is made to the Camden Post Office.
JNO. A. NELSON.
Aug 81, 164l. 4t3o.
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Committed

Committed
TEHO the Jail of K,rsiraw District, cooured g'rI
who calls herself Elizabeth Williams. and
says she is free; that she was horn and raised III
Charleston, which place she left about eighteen
months ago, and went to Fayetteville, and from
thco to this place. She has no free papers 10 show
and is now in Jail as runaway. Said girl is about
l5 or 10 years old.
Sept. Is. j. NETILES' 1a''er.
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Female seminary,
1anden. KerxhaiD District,


MRS CHARLES SPANN, Sen. respectfully IN
forms her friends and tile public that she has ocheo
herself in Camden where the duties of her lnsttu-
ton will commence on tho FIST day OF November
next.
The course of instruction will comprise, Spelling
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra:
ply, the use of Maps and Globes, Ancient and Mod
ern History, Elements of Astronomy, Botany and
Natural Philosophy.
The French Language will be taught, and after a
few months instruction may have given the Pupil
soo proficiency, il will form, as far as possible Tie
general mode of communication between the Teach
crs and Scholars. Music, both Instrumental and
Vocal, Drawing and Painting in Water Colours,
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, of various de-.
scriptions.
The Ladies' charged with The duties Of this lnstitn-
tion will be vgilant in requiring exact compliance
with every Rule, and strict attention to polite
and amablc department; and also 10 train their Pupils
to habits of order, neatness and industry. Quarter
Iy Report of the conduct, proficiency and health OF
the children, will be sent TO parents and guardians
residing at distance There will he yearly Va
cation Of four weeks in the summer, and one week
at Christmas Thusc periuds bc spent either with
the parents or at the Institution. In addition to
her Camden residence, where Mrs. SrANN Gun &C
commodate fifty Pupils as boarGers she has secured
for tho summer months of the ensuing year, large
and airy residence at Kirkwood where those young
ladies, who may be entrusted TO her care, can re-
main with perfect safety.
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Cotton Gins.

THOSE who design sending their Gins to the
subscriber for repairs, win do well to attend
% it Immediately, as he wishes to accommodate
all in due time.
ON HAND-A few Gins for sale.
Auu. 10. JOHN WORKMAN.
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4 T. II WI g.

Where Parents prefer a, fixed charge, $3.50 90 per
annum, one half payable in advance, will cntitc Il
pupil 10 all the ad. antages ofthe Institution.
Each boarder will bring with her six dinner nap
kins and six towels and silver table ard tea spoon.
The Pupils will have the benefit ofa select Library.
both French ard English.
Books for the different classes can be furnished at
the Institution at Charleston prices anda materials
Cor Embroidery.
TO Day Scholars, the price for English Tuition
will vary from to 10 and II dollars per quarter,
according to the class the child may enter.
Children residing at short distance from Cam
den, can bu accommodated witIswcckly board al
50 so per week, ending on Friday afternoon.
Guitar and Dancing at the prices charged by the
Master employed.
HSFEEs EINE CEs. $
Hon. J. J. EvAHs, Society Hill, Darlington
District Hon. J. S. RICHARDSON, Clarendon,
Sumter District; GEO. w. DAEGAN, Esq. Dar-
lington C. H. Hon. +. I. Moses, w. A. COL
cLoUGH, Esq. Sumterville, Sumter District; S.
J. MURRAY, Esq. JOHN S. BRADFORD, Esq State
burg, Thomas SALMoND, Esq. Hon. w. McWIL-
LIE, Gen. J. w. CANTEY, Maj. JOHN CANTEY,
Camden, Kershaw District; DR.. S. H. Dickson,
DR.. J. BELLlNGER, CHARLES EDMoNDsToN. Esq
Charleston
Camden June 90. 1872
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ASsignees sale.

Assignees sale.
DY virtue of an order made by the Hon. r. B.
I'D Gilchrist, in the matter of Bankruptcy eX
parte William Fl. Bowen,I will sell for cash. at
Providence, Sumter District, on the third Mon
day in September next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ
Mare, Hogs and Pigs, Corn, Fodder, Bacon Lard
Ploughs, Household and Kitchen Furniture as
the assigned property of said Bankrupt
JOHN r. POLLARD.
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nrrDoscs A Silver Cup, 20
For tho second best mare, "
For the best colt, -
For the best flly, ~
For the best bull, ~
For the second best hull, ~
For the best two year old bull, ="
For the best yelrling bull, ~
For the best COW, ~
For the second best cow, IL
For the best heifer under years old, ID
For the second best heiter " III
For the best yearling heifer, ~
For tho best bull calf, ~
For the best heifer calf, ~
For the best boar,
For the best SOW, io
For the second best boar; Q
For the second best sow, 0
For tho best pair Of pigs under year. .
For the best pair Of pigs under = .
For tho best ram, 40
For the second best ram, III
For the best eve, ~
For the best pair of lambs, ~
For the best 3 year old mule, lo
For the best year old mus, lo
For the best mule under years, o
at was resolved, that no animal of ma
lure age, having taken premium. could
be exhibited" and The following ages were
decidcdupon as mature:
Hogs, years OF age.
Cattle,
Horses and Mules,
Sheep, .
J. B. DAVIS, Rec'g. Sec'ry.
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J. B. DAVIS, Rec'g. Sec'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
TRUST SAL T..

f virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO me BY Stcr-
ID ling jones' bearing date the 9th day of Deem
ber lol, and Of record in the County Court of Camp
bell. SHALL on Tuesday. the 18th day of September.
1912, on the premises, sell by way of public auctioll
for ready money, a certain
IR.lCT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with It's appurtenances, containing
l d II e 4 e s III q 4 q Or less q,
lying and being the waters of Falling River in the
county Of Campbell it being the Land which
allotted assigned to the said Jones in the division
Of the real estate of his deceased father, John Jones
and adlolns the dover lands of his mother, Nancy
Jones, and the lands of Thomas l.. Cheatham Nancy
Wood, and Philip Ransbergcr. Also, n f. e II o
BOY SLAVE, named Melvin.
The title to the said property is believed to be good
but acting merely as Trustee, will only convey tc
the purchaser the title vested in thereto by the
deed aforesaid. CIlISWELL DABNEY,
Trustee.
Aug. 10 tlSS
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NOTICE.,

HAVING qualified as the Executor Of the late Ed
Amund Bailey, notice is hereby given for all those
indebted TO his estate TO came forward and make
payment and those having claims against the estate
requested present them for paymen, to the subscri
Der properly authenticated.
The children of Parke Bailey. and of James Bailey.
deed late of Lyncburg, and the descendants, If any, OF
such as have died. hereby notified to make them
selves known to the undersigned without delay, in
der that he may make the necessary arrangements To
distribute the estate according the direction ofhe will
II Parko Bailey (broher of the late Edmund Bailey
will come forward and make himself known he will
ceive small legacy. JOHN GODDlN.
EX'or of Edmund Bailey, decd
Richmond, August IS I'm
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EDUCATION.
BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.


VVVlIE duties Of this institution will be resumed on
September Ist. Tho course Of instruction elnbra-
ces every branch of useful and ornamental English and
French education.
TERMS unal,ercd, viz: Boarding IS per month.
Tuition in the three different classes at Of $40,
$i5 and $40 per session OF months. Music 425 per
session Of months. Extra charges for branch of Ill,
Sruction but Music and .icient Languages Produce,
at market prices, accepted as pay in part.
TEACIIERS-The undersigned Principal; most of
the Sciences German and French, assisted the latter
by her daughter.
Miss Gladdng Graduate of Wheaton Seminary. Nor
TO Mass Music. English Grammar Mathematics, &c.
Mrs. Forcntne Smith, English branches, and super
vision over domestic
My success in securing the assistance of Mrs. s.,
equally esteemed lady and teacher, enables to
devote ny whole time aud attention the instruction
Of my pupils and boarers the latter of whom will al
be superintendent and assisted in the preparation Of
their different studies by Of the teachers. All teach
,rs teach in all classes.
Reerences-Thc Trustees and present Patrons Of the
Institution.
y. B-Iater arrangements and accidental omissions
in mn first advertisement hare 0ccaSoned the iPP.lR
E.NT alteration in terms.
MARIA IIENRIQUE.S, Principal.
S,u In
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Valuable Iron Works Property
EOR SALE.


virtue of decree Of the County Court OF Patrick,
shall olle Tor sale, public auction on the 9,h oi
September next. on the premises, the valuable Iron
Works property. known the Union Iron Works. The
property ot the Messrs Iairston's situated Goblin
Town Creek, in the county OF Patrick. The tract Of
Land CONTAINS about
1000 ACRES,
with upwards of 800 acres in cultivation tho most OF
which Is very fine low grounds, with comfortable I'M
provements with very fine forge just pu, In operation,
also good furnace and mcXhausble source ct very
superior Iron Ore very convenient There will also be
offered Tor sale an he same day,
TEN OR FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
most of them valuable hands for farming purposes. and
particularly or those engaged in the Iron business
Also the Stock the farm of all sorts, hogs cows &c.
aud the crop Of grain
TERAlS.-The lands will bcsod. one third on a
dit Of ninety days. and the residue credit Of three
equal annual ins,anons-,he purchaser giving bond.
and good security, and the title withheld TIL tho pay
men OF tue purchase money the personal property la be
sold for cash. WM. MARTIN, SIP. Conn.,
95- The Danville Reporter will please copy mouths,
and send their account To w. VI for payment.
July en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08
TO FARMERS.

Viz, subscriber has rented for the present year the
'hhIiERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
'he oank OF the Canaland isnow prepared to receive
and grind Wheat for toll His terms are one tenth or he
VIII give barrel of superfine Flour. Richmond inspec-
,'h 'ot I'VE bushels OF wheatOr if any persons wish
snip Their W heat to Richmond, he will receive and
onward IT with all possible despatch. such price as
W;m 'ai to please. refer to Jas. L. Lampkn Jno
Lorn mn'laIns, David w. Burton. Esqrs., Col Lang
"'i"e and Gen. Rodes. JAS SIrTpUIN.
Amherst August 4, 1912 Is
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IRON CASTINGS At REDUCED PR.

TuNfIE Stonewall Iron Manufacturing COMPANY have
J. for sale at their Furnace, short distance below the
town of Lynchburg, in the county of Campbell large
quantity, say from 80 to SO of Iron Castings of very
superior quality, consisting of Mould Boards large Ko-
ties. Pots Ovens Skilles, Fire Dogs, SC. &C., which
they will sell at very reduced prices for cash. or good
negotiable paper at short dates. The attention of country
merchants is particularly invited this assorment-
II desired. the Castings will be delivered in Lynchburg
whence they can convineny be transported to any part
Of the adjacent country, by the numerous wagons pas
sing to and from that place. Apply to the subscriber
the Furnace either personally by letter directed the
Stone Wall Mills to Chiswel Dabney, the President
OF the Company, in Lynchburg.
JOHN P, YEATNIAN, Agt.
A, gust lS I'm
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!SlsNMiSo
O. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

psbishsd sen,iree'y, (ercry Monday and 1ht"sday)
at Fox Dollars per an,, payable in adrance. No sub
srrpfon will be reessed shorter time than s'r months
and no paper te be discontinued ercepf at the discretion
sf.,s Editors,) until all arearayes are paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
,gusS. Tor iess) for The first insertion and 37 cents 70,
,rery subsequent insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note, on his
manuscript long he tciscs his advertisement inserted
an noted, tc be inserted TIL its dis
continuance be ordered
FOR YE.7RLY .4DJ-ERTISLNG the terms are for
the privilege Of t,ro squares 10 for square, So for
,ne square, inner form, S35
~ JOB PRINTING; crecuted neatly and erpedaious-
~ and on reasonable terms.
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White Sulphur Water.

ROTll in bottles, barrels and half barrels Just re
ID ceived. fresh from the White Sulphur Springs in
Greenbrier. and will be constantly kept on hand at our
Grocery Stsre in Lynchburg, Va. As sole Agents for
VIM. b. Calwell s Go.
Bottles, 50, per dozen,
Half barrels, s.,
Barrels SIS.
B. +. TINSLEY & Co.
May is
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Land for sale.
AGAIN offer Tor sale Tract of and. near Loving
1 ston, in Nelson county. containing
-Four hundred and twenty Acrcs,
THIS Land is OF good quality and well timbered; and is
capable OF making first rate farm. There is also a
GOOa .NiU site
on the land. As have no other nduccmcn in SELLING
than to pay my debts, the terms will be as accommodating
as the accomplishment of that desirable object " III per
init Mr.. John Stevens. j. is residing ON the Land.
and will show it to any person disposed 10 purchase, and
is fully authorized 10 contract for the same
II the above land is not sold by the fourth Monday in
August next will then offer for sale at public auc
ton, in front Of Christopher T. Estes tavern
j. GARLAND.
July II is
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June 20
.V'OIECE.

\ Ill. creditors Of Samuel Branch having claim or
a claims embraced In tho first class Of debts provi
ded for in certain deed executed to me by the
said Sam Branch. hearing date the 2Sth day Of Janua-
~, 1872 and OF record in the Clerks Office OF Gamble
county. hereby notified and required To furnish me
with statement OF their respective claims by the 25th
OF November next, they may be thereafter forever
dtbarrcd from any participation in said deed; and all
those indebted To as trustee aforesaid whose notes
were due the ION OF this month, must forward
and settle, OF shall put them in the hands of officers for
collection. Letters to will be addressed To Oakvle
L. .. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH,
Trustee of SAINT Branch
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the above
advertisement twice a week I'LL tho 18th Nov next
IN the country paper and forward lis account to this or
flee for collection.
July IA t2jN
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IsOOfGS, ST.ITEO.v.fRl Nc.
DAN RIVER LAND
EOK %.ILE.

TINlIE. subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
Il LAND. lying ON Dan River and Wynn's Creek,
in the County OF Halifax Virginia, seven miles East
of Milton n c. and ON the South side Of the river. con-
tanning by survey .1CRES, of which there l50
OF river aud creek low grounds and one halt 81
thirds OF the To clear Of Which there is
portion of the finest kind of TO H.lCCO L.1.y'D
The improvements are a comfortable DItELLLN1.
HOUSE.. with four rooms, good Tobacco Barns, Ne
gro Houses and all othcr buildings necessary
Farm lie deems more particular description nnno-
cessary, all persons who wish to buy Land like 10
1t before they purchase.
He would prefer selling privately, but if is not sold
before the 3Oth day of September next, it will that
day 20 at public sale on the premises The terms
will be liberal and made known ON that day.
JOHN IL. CARTER.
July % Is
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RIIWARD ID.

II ANYWAY from the Subscriber, the I'd instant.
IL without any known cause, CATHARlNE FL
LOTT, girl in her 10th year She was bound to me
by the overseers OF the poor orewam all persons not
TO harbor her As her conduct has shown her ngraii
,ude to my family am not willing to pay higher re
ward than II, cents and thanks. for her delivery to
me in Lynchbnrg. 10 iEPH V. llARDWiCkE
September st
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Smiths Tools.
LAND FOR SALE.

IN ~ TVut S.HLEI
v4NfiE owner offers for sale his Tract of Land. lying
a.. in Halifax County, Virginia. Immediately the
va leading from Halifax Couu house 10 Iynchbnrg
seven miles from Pannils bridge, adjoining the lands OF
DIR. Richard Thornton ard John L. Jennings II con
tans about four hundred acres well adapted to corn
wheat oats and tobacco we'll watcrcd. good improve
mens. and an excellent orchard ofgood fruits. Any per
son Wishing to purchase examine for themselves.
TERMS-will be accommodating.
LABAN PALMER.
Aug. % st
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L.lUV'.y'OTICE.

LII" .N'OTlCE.
IuNllE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Il practice OF Law, under tho firm of
EDLEY 4 SPENCE.
They will give attention to all business coniidcd to
their charge and will attend the courts of Campbell
Amherst, Bedford and the Corporation of Lynchburr
Office ON the right side of the alley passing from
Nossrs. Payne 4 Gregory s Book Store to the Wash
ngton Hotel, where or the other will generally be
found. DANIDR EDJEY
DAVID f. SPENCE.
june 20 IA