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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

EXTENDING to clo'e present business, we shall
OH Saturday the Oath Of this month, offer for sale, at
anctio', our STOCK, consisting Of Plain and Dressing
bnre9s. Sideboards. Wardrobes Sofas, Gard and Gem
ire Tables. Secretary and Book Case. Wash stands,
WORK stands Music Stools, mahogany, cane and
wood SCAT Rocking Chairs, cane, rush and wood seat
Sitting Chairs, curcd hair end shuck Mattresses bes,
qual,ty Colts Window Blinds, sc.
MI the above articles arc OF the best material.
and workmanship. We have also fine assortment OF
+ rench and American PAPER HANGINGS, which
We will sell, with any other article on hand, A Il
q s +. previous 10 the sale at auction
Sale to be conducted by Payne s. Turner, aucts.
c. DOGGET & CO
Sept. l2 t24S If
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MILE OF. v.EGROES.

10y virtue of decd of trus, executed bv Cain John
1b son, bearing date lst day Of October, 1885, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, shall expose 10
sale, a, public auction, Tor cash the front dor s tho
Marke, house. in lynchburg, on Tuesday tho 4lh Of
October next. three likely Negroes woman named
Nliy aged about w years, and two children one age
about y and heo'lr years. shall convey such IL.
lie as is vested In me by the said decd-which is be
lieved to be perfect, d. ROBES. Trustee.
Sept. s6 a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Resig nntion-'..Aae;:.s Shore. Esq. who las been
postmaster at Petersburg, since the 10th Of December
1916 (nearly 81 years.. has resigned that Office He
intends to remove to the West, whittier many Of his
friends and nearest relations have preceded him. MI s.
has had the good fortune to secure the confidence and Ia
vor Of all Administrations, and the regard aud love Of
his fellow citizens lhnugh' ut that long period ru-
nored tina, he is to be succeeded by Dr. Miugo Of
Charles City.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
EDIrCATlON.

49,, s"""s'e'"' "sPeSuu"y a"houuec W tNe pun
the bus;ncs, or ,.,cI,n. Nj. p,'' ,", ~
Our norw,se 10 ',s;r. HI. a.. 1so ~ 'nl. pace.
rush caursc VI ni,iaa l. tho Ss,r.,aa s mo
pursued in Aeadeies and S,h",. o., ~ NV ',,sy
ON, aewe, ;a;ssu. s' ", man ~ W. believe
ra,. dcp,r,me nrJ., n. go" ~ a'.. ..s sepa
bc we'll n,,..,ysa and ,hc s,,sn,, su o.oe. may
in. cya,ed !, n,,,,.a,.r s.,i". ~ W.
confden, ,h,, ,lo ,.i ;,,.s, r. ~. ,;, @ w. y.
teacher can ,,na,, H. .'s wneh
votes his cxcasve .,,"",;o0 i1os T'e" ~ ae
teacher. lbs, h.y. Id "a 1 oP"'"" ~ NUM-
tho nay,n,,c,s 81 ,ha ,so ~. e''nPahns
dedly In ,vo, nr Tho a,v,.;n &c ,",'. ''"'' a''f
Oar n,,,oua /, ,,, s n nn.,.',". 4. 's.o.
in ,Jli,nr -, a,r ,n,,,.",.,s may =" "cu ','a'
in his nrss;na s oas, ~ 49, ~, '"y y,a.s
excel and ,lecrmn,,io, hv asnrs a,,,' 4, ~
naw., ~, ,;, "a';.na.;'' ny ese'y eNef"o" ~ our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

The I'ice Prcsidency.--There seems 10 he an unycr
sal cncuucc "pnion in the absence OF all nee, sst,
.i,r National Con, Of the Wing party fr the
purpose ,i rinating candidate fer the Presidency
That has h,n done by the spontaneous voice Of the PEG
pie. every where proclaimed. All eyes are directed t.
wards Henry C:y, a.l all voc, rails, in his ayor
the mDs en- ha,ic estnoria kat could he r,Il, red
oil his strong old upon tho affections and confidence Of
his political cai,s. But C,,yoniion will be ne
ctssary fcr tie s, cuI ,fa Vice Prceident there b,na
hess nnaniiy in rti totai cia & recon, events
having admunised Of the necessity Of the utmost
canton in his selection Public opinion seems to be divided
eetwcenN. L. Tamalsc Of New York. and John Davis
o. Observation-Disclosures either Of whom we, as well as
tie grea, body Of the Wing party will be perfectly sat
ised-'hougl our paalities in favor of,hc former
rs well on account Of his poson because it is well
Known that he would have received the nomination at
Harrisburg. in 1850 had Mr.. Clay Eeen then nomna
ted tor the Presidency. We presume how ever, that he
Convention will hot be held Left re next fall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

DEDlCATION.-.On Wednesday afternoon last.
the corner stone laid of Cnvcrsalis, Church in
this place. with The usual Masonic end other ceremonies
An Address was delivered the occasion ly the Rev.
ID. ID. Smith. pastor Of the Cnvcrsalis, denomination
IN Richmond The building is to be of BRICK 40 by 60
feet; and is to be erected vacant lot in the of
Mr. Morrss's hotel, facing the alley leading from
Main street 10 PEGS lanyard.
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Or Maj. RICHARD POLLARD. O,

o. Maj RICHARD POLLARD, our E,rmer
townsman, and late Charge d's Aares to the Republic
Of Chill, reached Norfolk on his return from his mission,
on the 10Th inst in the u. 5. Ship ST. Louis Capt
Forrest, which left Valparaiso the 9Th June Ills
old friends will give HIM warm and hearty welcome
after his long sojoufn abroad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

.hesrs. ;, diidm Muse ada'r Of HIM. Greenwood decd
1homns a. i.1lcoaibs and John NJ Otey, partner,
under the firm Of Hy,,om5e s. O,ey, .armiscud L..
Burnch and Lecis Cooper
WAKE NOTICE, that shall, on Ike 3D. day 6 Nv
L vember, 1912, a, the house of Stephen Wood
IN The County ii Fnnklin, Va. proceed to take the de-
positions Of John praor AID Others 10 be read on tho
iria oil SUIT III chancery depending in the Circuit Su
perior Court OF Law and Chuncery for Bedford Conn
~ IN which am Plaintiff aud you are Defendants, and
shall continue the taking Of said dispositions for three
days. Yours &C. JOHN TiNSLEY.
.4dmr. q Joseph H. Jeter deed
Sept. % Yaws
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Sale Of slaves.

DuRSUANf toa deed Of trust executed by Georye
d Markham, bearing date the l7lh Of August, 1888.
and recorded in the County Court of Amherst for pnroo
poses therein named, shall proceed to sell on the ooh
day OF o;obcr next at the Markethos in the town OF
Daniel, Asgy and her two children, Bob and sarah
c =. l.. MOSBY, Trustee.
Sept 26 wto00
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

es- The citizens Of Lynchburg will soon be well
supplied with Churches that be mans creed what
may, he will be likely to find exposition and defend
er OF It, With those now erecting. we shall have !
f.p'scopalan. Baptist. Presbyterian Methods, f.
Episcopal, Methodist Protestant, Roman Catholic.
and unvcTsalis,n all 8. Population abou, 65O0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

tn, W. Giln'er. Esq.-We regret to learn, from the
charlottesville Jefesonian Of the 22d inst. thai Mr.
Gimer has been confined to his house. in bed almost con
sianiy since the adjournment Of Congress. by painful
ndspos,on 'lie has lci home. (says that paper) to
seek relief Il, the Alum Springs The state OF his
health has prevented his attending the Courts which
have occurred in the District As soon AS he is able he
will avail himself Of every opportunity 10 meet his con-
sttuents.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

TIE Fsto popular in EngLmd!-As was TO lave been
expected, the British Papers, especially those Of the
high tory school, lavish cncomiuns without STINT upon
Mr. Tyler's veocs. The London Herald, after cxtol-
ling the courage of Mr. Tyler, Sin placing his will a
hove that Of C'rgnss." c'mTars him to Cron,cell,
when he exclaimed, Take away that baube ~ (the
mace fthc House OF Commons) and maintains that
both were morally right, because they knew better the
Interests OF tho country than Parliament in the one
case or Congress in the other! Precisely what the
hss have always commended, in their opposition to
ms more than Kingly power But we here see Dc
meerocy taking lessons from the High Prcroga
TIRE men OF England--mcn who push their notions
OIL monarchy to the very verge of absolu.ism!-No
10 not wonder that tho Tory party in Great Britain
dfaw from recent events in this country an aueu
- inc speedy downfall Of our free institutions: and
"'y should cite tho frequent exercise Of the Veto
~ ~ defiance Of the Lc.isIature,-a power which
,.'nooh Herald says, ''no crowned constitutional
nuIofe would dare to exercise, AS proof that
Nepuocan'sm has, within itself, tho seeds Of its own
'uc'on'" Surely, however, such remarks from such
should arouse the suspicion of our daocratic
question " F'' So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

conveys ITS lnilsiiens IL the distant extremity Vt
the body. and manifess itself either 10 our own con
seriousness. to external nature. What wide field cor
the phiosoPhic enquirer is herc Wh,tnnw aud distinct
views opcn upon US in the science Of Mind. in tina,
Of Medicine! in short in the science oliamaay the
knowledge Of ourselves"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Co. The present P, s,maslcr General is unoing the
work Of his prcdecessrs,hat is, he is removing tie
Wing P'stmasers appointed BY Mr.. Granger and I'll
ling their places with Loco Fucos We hear no com
plants Of the euilctine," by those who loud IN
their outcrcs heretofore!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Prospect m Ohio.-The concs, in Ohio will exceed
n violence that Of any Other State this fall owing To the
recent sudden dissolution of the Legsla ture by the gen
eai and as we believe. unfortunate resignation Of the
Wing members. Wha, the result may be for The Le-
sisiatue, we will not venture to prcdic-auth PARTIES
seeming to- equally confident. Our opinion is, howev
en- that Icm C@wia the Wing candidate, will certain
" be re -clecied Governor if the State were fairly
ds'f'ced we should have apprehension Of defeat in
the legislative elections A letter from Ohio. published
III the Boston Atlas, says: To get equality Of repre-
sena'on in the General Assembly, we have 10 beat them
III tho vote OF the whole State about 10000 This vii
famous arrangement was contvcd by the Lccooco party
when The State was last dis,rcted in 1889 40 Still
think we shall have them JOIN, ballot" So mote i,
hct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

1t TIE NJ f RANCE EXITING. On
The Washington Union temperance Society will
bold meeting at the Masonic Hail. this evening" at hall
past seven O'Clock. ?. NJ.
General attendance Of the members, and others is ear
ncslly requested address will be made by one Of
the members. JNO b. TIIDEN Pros,
j. c. You've Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
MARIsDAGE.

Married. in Amherst county, on Tuesday evening
last. by the Rev Edward Wadsworih, the Rev Olivia
GUTHRIE of the Cumberland Presbyterian Chursh, TO
Miss FRANCES +. MEAD, daugh ier Of the late Rev
Stih Mead
--~, ON Tuesday the 9Th inst. by the Rev y.
W. Wharton, THoNAs L. PREsron, Esq, Of Abingdon,
to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of Gen. Edward Waits
OF Roanoke.
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sEPTEMDKR 10, lsA2.
Large stock Of Dry Goods

J. PURyIS DuFFEL arc ,nxious To close
- their business speedily as possible are
offering their whole STOCK OF GOODS. which
is large and wen selected,
AT COST,
and in fact many descriptions Of Goods will be cold rens
lyu,dcr COST.
N. B.-We shall 60 on to sell at private sails for a
few months. until tho stock is reduced ana then tic
remainder VII, DO offered at arstjon
J. J. PtINyls s, hUFFEL
Sep, 70 vi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

oS- We were under the impression tina. cur neighbor
OF the Republican Ind defended the course ofhs party in
the Tennessee Legislature, in their refusal to 20 into
the election Of Z. $. Senators last winter Il affords
pleasure to withdraw the remarks inade under this i'm
presson in ss' Mondays paper. and 10 state tina,
neghbor condemned that course in the most unequiyo-
cal manner"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

TIE CANAL.-~Wo are gratifed to announce that
the anal repairs 50 far completed, thai the Boats
will be able, today. to reach the Combined Locks, 10
miles below this place. and in the course Of week il
is expected navigation will be restored the whole dis
tancc.
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IL Cost to close.

1t Cost to close.
DEN determined To bri ng our present business 10
- close Ms speedily possible, wc shall, from this
time, offer our large stock OF Dry Goods without scsrr-
ence to cost, FOR MONEY! II will be found socca-
sis Of many Goods suitable 10 the present and sppssMc
ing season. We that in some descriptions II
Goods there is considerable decine all Of seh 100 o7$
,cthoa regard to cost and tho residue At ccsr Buy.
either BY wholesale retail are invited 10 call, =
win unquoscnaby be made their interest u DIAL
with us.
hand good assortment of & r q ERIE
which we offer at the lowest market rates TO which va
call the attention ofour CUSTOMERS and Others.
WHITE, TARDY e. IRVINE.
July 25 ,sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

o. Roman Catholic Church is in progress Of eric.
ton in this place. II is situated the hill mol far dis
tan, irom tho cour;-honso.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

o. The Rev. Walter Cotton, chaplain in the Ma
w has been 'm some time editing the the North Amer
lean, a Wing paper in Philadelphia \ few DAYS since
he was order by President Tyler to abandon either
the Editorial CHAIR or the Chapaincy. Prei,rrinr the
latter situation he has addicaied the edi,oral ,rn,d -
Perhaps this is righa public officer owing all his ser
vices TO the public but if he had been Loco roco we
doubt whether his offence wu,d have BEEN deemed 81,
SUBJECT Tor inerpos'tinn. We hope however uur icon
srieni'ous' President will be impartial in the dis,rbu
;ioa Of his orders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

W Tho Charlottesville Jefcrsonian in saying
'ha, MI Abbot! Lawrence. Of Boston, member Of
Congress when the Tarifbill passed. Tho conncc
'on IN which this statement is made renders il important
that the error should be rectihcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

ej- In the char, Of John Tylcrs head as laid down in
Mr. Fowler's treatise, SEP Esteem is marked a, six
tncary the highest number, and Indicating therefore one
OF his most prominent CHARACTERISTICS while Counsel
e"fonsne's is as low as number 3and perhaps lacred
little AT that!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

ot- II is manifest, from the statement of Mr. Roberts
the late Collector at Philadelphia. as Will AS from CO
anorary incid MIS- still fresh in the public mind that
The President had determined on his removal as LONG
ago as May last Why was the execution Of thc Roy
nj VIII deferred until September Was it no, for the
purpose OF getting rid Of tn only constitutional ubs,rc
t"n TO lis despite EXERCISE BY the adjournment Of the
Senate !? What them is the duty Of the Senate p
Certainly to reject the mination If tie present Colec
as well Tor that because his acce ptance of
the cce under the circumstances, and the removal of
many Of his sudinaes since, for The refusal to remove
whom MIR. Roberts displaced, shows tia, he IRE
pared on all occasions to yield passive obedience to or
ders from tie Palace. however improper in themselves
The sanity of the Executive in this respect, is but
another name Cor an iron desputism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

Or The Wheeling papers state that there has been
no run upon the Banks IN that city--the point which
most danger Of a run was apprehended
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

\ COLORED man left in the possession Of the sub
"A scriber, on Thursday evening last, VIOLIN,
said to he the property Of white man. who was laying
drunk in the street. The is requested call and
Abstinence pledge. j. c. YOUNG.
Sept. 26 1t
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THREE HUNDRED PERSONS

THREE HUNDRED PERSONS
HAVE bought and fairly tested the quality of T.. p
III NASH'S PIANO FORrES, and hold ,hon,-
selves ready recommend them to those he may be
In want of the article.
DON'T pay for the Piano until you see what il is, and
then YOU arc sure Off being imposed upon. The Sub
scrlbcr offers his instruments upon trial
+. ?. NASH,
Seller Of Books and Pianos,
Pcierssvg, Va.
July IL tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

The Cnirc'siiy.--Dr. Robert f.. Rogers wason Mon
day last elected by the Board of Vsiurs Professor Of
Chemistry, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Mr. Emmct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

MADAME GUILJ.ET.
.NLVL4TURE p.9LvJ,E,R

'HI'NI7 UHE P.7LVTER,
INTENDING to make short stay in LyncIburp. Of
J. iers her services to those Ladies and Gentlemen WIN
wish faithful likeness of themselves Her roon, ara
at the Franklin Hotel Wv
Sept. rs Off.
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July IL
COM R1NED ATTRACTION
II ~ o q al.

COMBINED ATTRACTION!
II ~ o q al.
OU 10 ID STA n.
II AVING sold out the principal par, Of our o l. n
L l. ) i q Z nj the store OF Burton s. Rodes, we
have the pleasure Of informing friends and tire public
generally. that we have removed to that house q
" 4 RI $ \ o G X Of + n T. 8 II,
" u W and DESIRABLE GOODS, and shall
In future continue our business OLD STAMP un-
der the style and firm of ROBES & BURTON
Having been very libcray patronzed by generous
public for nearly five years, under the old and now
firms, we haIter ourselves, now, that have united
our stocks. and are better prepared and the nuro dsro
sed to merit its continuance that we shall hot fail 10 re
alize our most sangnine expectations.
Our stock at this time very large and is comprised in
part OF the following very desirable articles, which,
with many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention Of all who are in wan, Of good Goods
low prces
Pain and Figured Silks and Sstins, some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks. great variety
Blue black do. handsome and cheap
Black, blue black and coored Challcys
Mouslins great variety aud very cheap
Black and colorcd Gro De Nap Merno, very fne
Black, blue black, and colorcd Bombaznes
Syrian Mnsns. fine and handsome article for Ladies
dfessts
Painted Lawns and Muslns, from Is to 50
Calicoes a. 3D. worth Is
do " Is ls6d
do Eng. " ls6d" Is Sd
Printed Cambrcs, yard wide, at 1s6d
Tarlion Muslin. white and colorod now article
Cambrics and Mnslns splendid assortment
Bonnet Silks and Lawns, very low
Bonnet Ribbons, large sspp&y, cheap
Alpacca Lus're beaafol article for Ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin Edgngs and Insertings
Thread and BobbiDet Lacos. large supply
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, splendid assortment
Gloves, Of all kinds prices and descriptions
Scars, Fancy Handkerchies. Shawls and MantilIas,
rich variety
Cloths, Cassimeres. and Vestings
Georgia Nankeens, brown Linens and Drnas
Summer Cloths and Thibet Cloths very fine
Cotton FTingcs. large stock, very cheap
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasols
Gambroons Italian Cloths Cotton Cassimcrse, Kentucky
Jeancs. and various other Goods suitable for gcn-
ueman's clothing
Cotton Oznaburg, Burlaps and Tow Linen
Beached and brown Cottons from cents 10 tho finest
quality
Sugar, Coffee Salt and Bale Cotton very low. besides
great variety of other obs Ann oko
cEnrEs, Of which wo invite special examination.
ROBES & BURTON.
To Country merchants aud
others.
w for Feathers Tow and Flax Linen. Wool, Ba-
con. sc. ROBES & BURTON.
June 2 nH
TNCENAC Els and Bell Metal Kettles for preserving
u large ass,riracas on hand. cheap fbs cash.
II 3 RICHARDS.
=
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II CIR ~.
.4C.YKD.
HA'lNG united our two stocks, and intending 10
continue our business at theod stand from and af
Ter the 'rsi OF June. under the style and firm of
ROBES A. RiJRTOV.

We take this opportunity 10 our thanks to onr
friends and the public generally for the very liberal pat
ronagc bestowed upon during our past career. and
NEST respectfully solicit continuance Of tho same. I'M
der the new arrangement. An accounts contracted at
either house, previous to the LIST June will be rendered
IN the name Of BURTON & ROBES; and as We are
anxono To close OH old business and are much in want
Of money we shall feel greatly obliged to our customers
II they will come forward at their earliest convenience
and settle their accounts As lave heretofore been
very liberal in our indulgence, faer ourselves with
the hope that will respond 10 this call with
corresponding llbcrali'y. ROBES & BURTON.
June D Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

~k.EA THE house, which occupy q, present,
#d sssA isfor rent lis situated in an excellent
Ia lllM neghborhood the house IL convenient
EszA&kSxD aud conf rahc: the garden Ia sufficient
~ large, and is quite productive. Possession will b.
given immediately. Apply james w. Morgan, Esq.
or TO me. JOHN :. BLAIR.
Sept. &c tsif
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RICHMOND MARKET. Sept 22.---Wheai. on
The decline, at from GO 10 30 cents to quality; Flour
superfne. to Sill Tobacco receipts ligh, aud inspoe
ions moderate. common qualities Of leaf shade higher
Lugs soto q, Common to 81, other qualities To
SOL.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Sept. lo-rlour, Ia
al, Wheat, red, 10 to SO cents, as to quality
NEW YORK MARKET. Sept l9.--No salcs of
Wheat Flour 56l to Ga for Western, and Al; f,r
Southern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT TOT decree Of the County Court of
y Bedford. pronounced on the 22d ,fsy Of August,
1912 in a sui, IN chancery therein depending, bctWren
Brown Il Wife ct al, against Ewing Re; tho under
signed, appoineda Commissioner by said decree, will
proceod 10 sell, the premises Friday the l4h day
Of October next tract of Land situated and lying in
the county Of Bedford the waters Of Little Ouer five
miles North West inn Liberty, adjoining the lands Of
William X. Jones' aud others, and containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES; being
par, OF the Land formerly owned by John Lamont, dc.
ceased, aud known as 'l.amonts place."
The sale will be made credit Of one, and two years
Tor the purchase money, except for the Of thirty
dollars. whsh be paid down in cash. on the day Of
sale. Bonds with approved personal security will be
required Of the purchaser, and Tho title retained ,ll the
deferred payments made. The title to tho Land Is
believed to be good but the undersigned will only convey
such as is vested In hin by the decree aforesaid
WILLIAM 3. EWING. Comm
Sent 10 w3v
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~ % TxCE.
coParncrship heretofore existing in this p,scc.
4 under tbs firm Of Turner. Burwell * Co. has bern
renewed, and the concc,n will continue to do busieeee
a, their old stand. Their stock Of Gnds which The
believe to be one Of the bes. in the place. will be add e
lhefb wholesale or retail, at very reduced prccs 10
those who may favor them with call
u addition to their stock Of Dry Goods. they have
ga"d assortment Of Sugar. Coffee. Salt, &C. Be- which
will nc sold at the loves, market prices 4s
TURNER, BURWELL Il Co
August lmil-ts
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OBITUARY.

Died, in this place, on the Eth inst Mr.. WIN KS
socr. aged 90 years, native Of Scotland, but sine,
1887 resident Of Virginia. OBITUARY in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

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