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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
TOILET
FOR RENT

IL most desirable 1tliiy residence. situ.f.d a,
fIEf0 Netr pics.ant anil agreeable nes horhooJ ~.
mllu ehoekoe hi, on 3rd aud streets, suitable ~,
'o-I-' arse family The HOnse contains nine rous
ho.,n."S .le 1aseineut sory, with all necessaTy oa,
~ 80, so, An once snd Carfiax. House ali OF which
eoo,nl.e t'n. horouxh repair, aud Will pot Ia
- 1900, Iu.r There ts dne ga'dcn spot attached.
,si goo" water In the yard. Possession given immss
,,. a, A, TuO'S MlLLIAMS
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,.,,.,.....T TO THE LADIES.
1 ,NiHl AliIhp Essence rf soap, perfectly transpa.
- rent and swccfiy prrGIn.e.I-
Llly floainE soap rIfc whfc, lni admirably sfapte,i
~ le louei a. possesses lc avanfago Of noainr on
me surface of ihc wier For ss'e.
BOLTON 4 HARRISON
hR ~ Corner shove The Ranks
SUFEHIOH FAMILY FLOUR y,o,of =,
- white Wheat wtrranttt-1r sale.
"'@ uw&IJ FRY co.
ALT' sALT-1oO sscss Worihiugfon's FsctoTy e1-s
- Sai' atthc wharf this morning Tor ale low 80
"a-' WILLIAMS a nANALL
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND THEATRE

A MEETING OF The Stockholders Of the Richmond
Theatre Is rcsnectfully requested tie Green ROOM,
ne inelirc on "Wednesday next, the LIST of June AT
t%cnck, W. A. the object Of this meeting IS 10 oI
aI. me company by tho appointment Of President ana
VA accoriancc with an act Of ration nasa
<1i march, lsi2 - hoped each stoc kholder viii be
gs' 9, OF nave his stock represented by proxy
80 Bash ETs-Just opening. a beautiful as.
snItment Of the above goods, comprising RIieuIes
hldreu. CJJkRiFs sTtp SSs's' LOT
lcl China storc onr.,.i,. 100
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j. G.. GREG DRY & CO
o.,,o MANAGERS.
'''@ on Man, 2nf eoor betOr CSraer Mum and
lifh streets.

Nohnohd,Vs.
J. &. EGORY & co.
OFFICE Main. 2nd coor Seior c,s,.,, Mum and
lih STREETS.
s iy 81 oiIs Gy dss Z, ; Pe.I:sqrs Capitals
% No'-iI drawn. Tickets 81
TSrday eysning-Drawinr Of Grand Coo,o,,,,,,. ~.
" r''1es-sl2v'o' loof ioco, etc. Tickets o.. w
Friday evening Lottery IN. r,,h,n,. ,-ooo
~, 100 prizes q so Of 500 Of s5 es y
"''-Iid drawn. Tieketss2. ~ '''' %
For Saturday 4,h Juue
Z API TAL $4,000
-, 10 drawn numbers
a, .l:, eDutg Lottery, CAssG. fpr lsi2-Ta be drawn
va on saturday. the an Of June is,9 "
or ,enitl sehene-sS1Jg, iOi 90 5HO sl55 ON 300
SO hsSc. 8 TO- 10 prizes Of 1850, Tickets only
Cernheates Of packages Of ~ whole teke.. sio, IN
q quarter. ~ ~
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
$4,000
Va. hononsalia Lo,tery. Class H. for lsi2-To b ,,.
, AsIsndra Va on ssad.y ne lin Of June isie
eGO 10 OF $50 ~ OF I s.5a prizes Of 5000 Of
IS @ i',-ry-l2 drawn ballots Tickets $40; halves
Certificates Of packages OF . whole tickets ,ao N
D........',,o . halt. -.do.........e5 90
''''''''"''.''..' 80 quarter. - 90
$4,000.
Lonery Class No 8 for ls42-o be drawn a. a
Drawn numbers OF Is Grand Pr dSi I ~
I'v So @ 250o 1895 30 OF 100. etc Tekc,S sio
'ei n Of Packages Of 3 wholes tiekc,s.slaD
'--''..''-..do. ......6j half........do...sj
''''''''''ao'..''..A quarter. .5o......52 80
capital s35,2s5, making $4,000 nett. Is drawn
Nos. out OF IS.
Lsestu Wig Lottery, Cas- H. for Ist2-To no 1,,, =,
AAhasia Va on Saturday, the 25,h June s:9 RrI,'a,
IN s3s95 lO0Oo 5On 800 900 2;Ei 11+% sn
hekeis SIC hives 5; quarters , 90 ''-' VI ''O' e'e'
'eTphcaies ofPaekases of25 whoies...slaoo On
D'''..'.....- d'.......25 Halves. .- ~ an
o'-''''.'... .do...... p 0gariers.......32 -
Al, pri~ns, sent Immediately after they arc over n
ma, J. G. GREGORY & CO
Managers Richmond, v,
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} W RANDOLPH A cos
10. 81 pook anf Music stole
NAbiasc u.s uccast.n Co ave uoi,e tb.t We s,.. -
w HanIf 0u hands stoves, Crates anf C,,t \. n
60 oi aI snie That are generally used In ts ,s.-
~ oNt 'Nn manuifcturc which will seIisn rr.s,rsb.
''n@ AIfo, Vol Agricultural Furnsrrs l,r sfeswir.
v' w - - which We will sell AZ the tltrrf,cf1rcr.
49, aIci iirf TIC expenses 1t our Tin STOW. and
700 Nanui'cofy, near thc Rel Tavern " here ali
N. o YORK ~ our hnc will be- tanc On de r,,sf r,,
~ ,s ie 400 AZ the shortest notice, Ro,fne with Tia
W .5st ~ NuWrfins etc. "a e r WELLER
K'chriond, Va.
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,sTEEL PINS 10 SUIT All

~ A, ,SIEEL FENS TO SUIT ALL.
/ w. RANDOLPH A 60. have for saie af NIECE v,r,
ins rom we 10 81 per dozen. Steel Pen, w broad
the wotld-Ihc following BE- uff. ~
gUciIs Esglc Pens large barrels
~ ffnce Alhcrts ami ouccufa own prns f,, .,,,,.
tsNcr's Damascus Pens " f''''
~ Victoria DO
~ Peruvian school and p1frntp Pom
~ Msrrum Hnnum Patent C,fnr,.r.isl Pc,
Muk icNy's iady's Pen. for fue wtfnr
"" Sla'iafors, Circular anI Hrosf pointed Pen
harS lcys EaElc Pens
NnWn's Commercial UIn
lerryian's Double Patent Pens
~ lniHruh' cr Srr,rr Hr
w |a'cuf once .n
Mca'oy Co.'S Rha Geographic d1
Mtrw,nfE ieaicm.rtl Us
M'sclry a Co.'S Oriental Gold So
VIC sFcuu'o Eir.c o.
D. Nictor'a Gold So
~ Rovai Diamond Ho
hrown's Improved lo In
Mcalcy a 81 n's rIrkwck etc OBJ d,
windsor a Co.'S Britannia do
Wtrrcu's Mercantile Do
Icons Commercial 90
Cohen school 81
10 Box B'niing In superior sylc 81
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Union Lottery Class $ Draws al Al..and,i, n = g..
NJ lay. June Is - 'Ni
ifizcs-s]1oOl. lOOuO 5Gu. 35u Ann on ,o,- o., ,
lVco 5 Nos IL out Tickets si0 NV 49, 81 OF
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MORE NEW NOOK.

| W RANDOLPH a co. have lust received
%. Fathers and Sous a novel by Thcoiorc liz ,,,
OF savings and Drings. &c. N'"'"'
d Popular Treatise on Vegetable PhysoIogv With ma
nieTou~ cuts Published under the ausnjc a., -
ey 'I ~. ,ny pI9mouon OF popular instruction
Iovulr Treatise on Agricultural Chemistrv for tho
Use o INC PRACTICAL Farmer 10y Charles sauarry Chemist
, pe'ont Church man's Companion 10y Rev w IN oien
IL
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this island w.s order a aud fobd to return 10 any
pan ihereci By The Captain General. lie Imnel
aely arrested and places, under the surYeiianceo dou
bic guard being allowed To speak 10 him.
or.t kewise issned To place the aud cap
tain Of the vessel Ia the iort with the restrictions
/ where they now are.
alr. Turnbnll and company will be sent on shortly
by steamboat. which ~ expected al Gvon daily II
the Havana. to be placed The disposal OF tie Capt
General, the Uosernor moi being empowered 10 act IN
such case.
The ARRIVAL Of this gentleman has caused great excite
mcnt, particularly anpng the English planters OF which
there number At Gissra. AMI vigorous measures
would have been adopted prevent the luftleng oi
his views lad tie Governor hU taken sgch decisive
step
EJirde. GA letter from an EagiStRidn. (no,c spa
nid subject, irriiten at IioizUin, Cuba. Oct 7h,
1912.
David Turnbul Eal srrived here last evening. IN be
ing recognized the Bftader had hun arrested. lis pro
for the violation ct the laws. existing amy AMI
treaty between the twa governments. are quite eApc
and vigorous TIC Bngsdcr. however. has. concluded
uon taking hun to Havana. This step he has resisted
with very powerful language, and promises rather than
20 Havana 10 embark and return Ia the vessel
Nassau, but our Bn gler inn .sIbe. Nr. Tufnhal
goes much against h- will visit once the capital
ufthe Havana
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w AF7sNETGN HOTEL.
~LwS

fE'IiE PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment re-
u turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support and assures them THAI he has made every ar
faugcnent for the accommodation of the public
in the most comfortable manner, and upon Tho.
most liberal terms. In consequence of the e,nbar-
rssnient OF the times, he has reduced his charrcs to
the following prices:
Board for man and horse per day. 81 80
Board for man do / 90
BY the single meal. for dinner, 50
FOR breakfast or supper 37a
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors. his table supplied with every variety which
the market can afford; neat and well furnished rooms;
oblglng servants, and an dttcniice Osiier
The Proprietor was sufficiently fortunate, notwh-
standing the midnoss of the winter, obtain plentiful
supply q { f 50 that his PATRONS who think
GOLD WATER IS rsgE BEST,
may be assured Of always finding pitcher of good ICE
NAIfR-qnlte luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages will cali at any place for the accolnmoda-
ton OF travellers. JAS. NJ. LANGIIORNE.
90 For hire, good Hack, gentle horses and a
careful driver. j. NIL.
July Is wjm
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3scrtieas.


Miss q. N.
" grsrcis wanting, beau;eous Resc,
s. S To make thy charms eomple;ui
AID rival aowers noae 10, elisr shows,
Or YIELDS scent more sweet.
oae sister ofs',s gay parterre
n tin;s bright may shine,
Ans;her sf>e, the icighhoring air
Mia isssrsnce choice as thne.
A rst,arel riice therayiny bee
Aspire lnay elsewhere ind,
BIT SUI ate bound alone in thee
al FloSas sie. combined
Nj cen ,is ruthless hand Of death.
waiehtaAes thy bloom away,
Can ,iiiate thy fragrant breath-
still sweet amid decay.
ii, ,mbera ,lcu % trigh; c. II
Tia, Cgfe s-yoang and iait,
who ehoss Is, adred c'atm' to snatch,
aaa ,.lestl ta,n i be. asi
So. eea.le Rssehld, morrn nrt shou,
IT. severed l,oa IL, s,o'a.
lhou b,co,n'st On CHerrotHss brow
In noral disaem
VIVA, brighter henors can be gwen
To beau', OF 10 worth,
rha, to he raised at once to heaven,
Translated from tia earth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
LYyeEsEgs.G fsgsIFTE
ron ROWS LADIES,
Try GR. AND Mrs. fsEsNY.

fENllS INSTITUTION viii be rc-opened for the re
q etpon OF pupils ON Monday. August 10Th next.
The OF instruction is full aud Efficient -eompris.
ing the various departments Of Ancient and Modern Lit
eaiufe. Mathematical and Natural Sciences cal
enlaed L. deyelope the powers Of the youthful mind
and secure sllid aud finished education.
The apartments are large and comm 41ous, and being
lately furnished with Piano Forte Globes, and other
aort ssary Mathematical Instruments il is confidently
helcd That the experience and atlanmen II the teach
ers may Iayorbly recommend them 10 st p mage of
the public. The Musical dcparlme4, N.li - ca#3uced
by Mr.. Damer well known 10 It's caag.4H#,y ~ i dis
tnguIslod teacher of Noci and ius.rU aaaaI al1asc
considerable deduction has been made Ia the tnr 5s
with the view 10 accommodate class Of yonng pup8
OMITTED 10 relre,) and otherwise meet the demands o
the community.
Terms per Se4sun Of months.)
r ra.'o2 n k.adna; Writing, Arithmetic, sl2 so
pupils under the age Of II years
Over The age If II years Sl5 90
With Composition. Rhetoric. Globes, As : AZ ro
ifonumy Philosophy, Chemistry, &c si' ~
Ancient and M5dcr Languages each extra 5 90
Geometry Algebra and Tngononctry, with the con
sirueiun Of Maps, Charts, &c extra 8
Music at pfotcssuT'o Ionns 60 o
| Sc OF Piano Forte 9 o
81 oi Globes and other Mathematical Instruments
stationary -nrnaiog Pens, lax, and slate pencils %
Board. Washing &c 81
lobe paid, in all cascs in advance.
REFERENCES.
The n. Rev $. a. Necessary, ZIP. Bishop Michigan
The III. Rev. Dr. Johns A ZIP Bishop, Virginia
J.. Inc Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchburg.
The Rev. James Donehco. do
The Rev. d NJ Wharton, Botctourt. Va.
Tho Hon. VIM Woodbridge, Tx Gov Of Michigan,
he lion. A. ;. Porter, l.. 5. s. Michigan
I larles kraitsr. NJ. u. Pr 'od. Ian University Va.
John Prcnlss, A. N. FIX President Baltimore College
Branz Mayer Esq Sec'y Of Legation L. 5. to Mexico
san''I; Garland, John g. Moem,
A 1.
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IL TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
September II

For the Eastern District of Virginia.
Aug. 4, 1912.
In the matter Of bankruptcy Of
HOLM W. GLENN, of the county ofllaliiax, in the
- Eastern Virginia District. The said John W
Glenn. who has been dccrccd bankrupt by thus Court
having filed petition praying for his discharge: 1t Is
ordered That notice thereof be published IN newspa-
per printed the city OF Richmond seventy days a,
least before the OH day Of January next when hear
ng will be had on the said petition at the City Hall. II
The city Of Richmond, and all creditors who hay, prov
ed their debts, and other persons in interest," may APP
pear at 'he said time and place. and show II any
ey have why the prayer oil the said petitioner shoui,
not DC granted. Copy-fcse,
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Oct. 81 wllw
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Hl' HI be sold, To the highest bidder Friday the
w 18th day OF November next, at the late residence
of Ellis Hunter, deed. in the lower end OF Campbell
county, Horses yoke young Oxen, stock Of Catllr
and Hogs excellent flock If Sheep, Plantation Uien
Sis Household and Kitchen Furniture crop OF Corn
Oats, Fodder, Sc AT the time, will be sold lol
osuporor Pork.
Tf;R.N>-A sums under five dollars casl; all over
that amount credit Of months will be given the pnr-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
CHARLES ID. SLAUGHTER,
ROBERT HUNTER
Agents for Sarah T.. Hunter.
November 3 w25N
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~ TIE UNITED STATES col RT
For the Eastern District or Virgins.
OeroBER %. 1912:
Nathan Leii'us aud james s. Penn, of the county Of
Nelson,
Against Petition in Bankruptcy.
Floyd l.. W hIiehead, Merchant u Nelson county.
IN reading the petition aforesaid, II is ordered by
" the Court, that notice thereof be given To The said
Floyd H. Whitehead. by delivering him copy there
Of II he be found within the District or by leaving copy
thereof at his known usual place of residence within the
Distinct at least twenty days before the 2jth day of No
vehioF next, when hearing viii be had upon tn, said
petition at the United States Court Room n the city of
Rchnend, within the said District and also that notice
thereof be published in the newspapers, according to the
22nd aud 24th rules of court that all persons inter
c,'ed may appear at the said time and place. and show
cause any they have, why the said petition should
be granted. Copy-Teste
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Oct q w,w
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10000 Acre, orHand,


containing an nexilaushle supply OF Ore. Wood. and
Water. \ the time and place, will be sold, all
the personal properly attached 10 the Furnace, compri-
sing every thing lsnessary ior It's operation. Also I3
.yg6p siar6s, wao are all familiar with the opera
tons ofthe Funaeeaoa Forge, and several Of whom are
valuable ilainmerme, and Reiners
UpDn completing the sales at the Furnace, will pro
coed Immediately at Clifton Forge On Jacksons river
aLol mics distant from the Furnace IN sell all the
personal property there, consisting Of Horse and Mule
teams aud every thing necessary for the operation q the
Forge.
The above property belongs to the late firm Of Jor
dams Ira me- and Is ented aud sold for the purpose Of
winding up tho business Of the concern.
1erns.--B Bond and good security will be required
from the Renter of the Real Property. From the fnf
chlsers Oh the personal property, cash will be required
for ali under SO For all purchases Of SO and
upwards bonds with approved security will be required
Persons wishing further information, obtain II, BY
addressing me at Lexington, Va.
WILLIAM {. LEWIS.
Commissioner.
The above renting and sale is with the assent Of the
surviving partners of Iardans & Irvine. To persons
wishing 10 examine the property, it will be shown
any time before the day o sale, by Ira L. Jordan the
Furnace, and james jordan at the Forge
JOHN JORDAN,
On LdaV himscy, end
S,rpiping partners.
Lexington, Va Oct. 20 1912 wt4D
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VIRGINIA To wit:At Rules held the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Tor
the county OF Halifax, in the month Of October 1872
John CobbJr, administrator Of DebolX Iii.tower, de-
eei>e', Plaintiff,
aodtHst
Joel Marable Nancy Alarab!e, Anlbro.e Bohanron -
ms vale, Dei,ndauts,
IL CH,NCERy
Tie defendants Joel Marihe and Ambrose Rolannon &
his wife, not having entered their appearance, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
blants OF this commonwealth: It is ordered, that the
said Defendants Joel Marabc and Ambrose Bohannun and
his wife, do appear here the first Monday in Janu
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in the ynchbure Virgin
ian for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
Of the court house, Of this County.
Copy-Tes.e,
VIM. s. HOLT, D. c.
Oct 10 w2n
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From The Saraanah Georeint. Nor. ).
FROM CtjBA

The schr. Burlington, Capt Ellis arrived a, this port
list evening from Glysra. Cuba. She was bound to
New York. and owing 10 lIess Of weather. Put into
in.s port, having experienced damage in heavy
gales.
Tbs passengers of the Burlington have politely fur
nlsssed for publication the following statement:
On The 10th day of October appeared off the port of
Ilyara, small sloop showing English coors from
Which boat put of and csne into the harbor having ON
sJard David Inrnbull, ESD. member Of Parliament
afc of the mixed Commissioners Of the African Board
with authority from the English government demand
the liberation OF not only the English blacks in this part
Of the Island, but Of all Africans introduced SAGE the
reaiy Of 1921 Immediately on landing dressed in full
nairn he called upon the commandment Of The port pre-
scnng hs passport, and desiring il he could proceed i'm
msdiaely 10 certain plantations, which he named with
view OF prosecuting his intentions stating that his YES
sci would lay of the harbo during his short absence
Ihis The Connandan positively refused ordering at
sho same ume The vessel TO enter the port On anchor
Ing she was boarded by the authorities and found manned
With negres,the pilot captain Of said vessel che
fom Iarer by name, free mulaito, Spanish outlaw
AID perpeaor OF Illegal acts this side of the island
and whotos nsay years the Spanish authorities have
renn on the q'a rite. guard PLACID board to
prevent any communication with the shore. Mr. Turn
null then requested permission proceed the
olgnn where the GoYeraoe Of the district resides des
Tng at hc time the protection Of the authorities
whether II were safe for him go without arms as
he had nothing but his sword. The Commandane as
s-red him that he would be perfectly safe and ordered
curr1rai and two men TO accompany him, with strict
tauAclins IL into any plantation or comlnuni-
~a.eswh apy oneAn his route
o. presenting himself at the Governors he re-
c,sa zcd as the English Consul who had caused so
lnh trouble In Havana short time ago, aud who only
sved bis life BY flying for protection board Of the I'm
III goyrd - her" and in consequence Of opinions nd
ae.s eN res-i ~ IL 10 ths injury Of the Psners n
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Ss01uNUlC AtCSsl E.SgStC kCF eGIts
virtue of deeds of trust iecut cd 10 the sub
- scrlber by John Wills, both Of which duly
corded in the clerks office Of tn, nty of Nelson
curing date the 23d day of Octo $50, and the other
he 23d day Of May 1910, for the prpose of securing to
Christopher L. Estes the payment Of certain sum OF
money; shall, the premises expose for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash. Friday, the I'd day Of Decem
b next. the following tracts parcels Of land lying in
the county of Nelson, within two miles Of the court
house. to wit: One tract containing 25 acres, being the
same Land on which the said John Wills now resides,
upon which there comfortable dwelling, and all
cessary out houses Also, the time and place.
three other tracts parcels of Land: containing
AZ acres other containing "a acres and the remaining
tract containing 100 acres ao which said tracts of Land
adjoining each other and bounded y the Lands Of
Rober, J. kincaid. Abram Seay ST. and others. lying
and being on both sides Of Fuckers Run, in the county
aforesaid.
The title to The aforesaid lands is believed to be nds
puabe; but acting trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by virtue of said deeds.
HIRAM w. DAWSON, Trustee.
Oct. 81 wt2D
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
.NDTEXEK'.S EPELXEE.

'T'lIS medicine is the only that has come before
L the public .> the relefofmothers and is designed
ir them and them only. 1t is not cure for all com
plants, but for the desgned and Il testimonials !"
Bile medicine. A pamphlet accompanies each bottle
with full description os peculiar virtues toT SAFE
by DiNKLE s. RCNBoLGh'
May IS VISA
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DCNAWAi from the subscriber, living in Bedford
4 county, the For Il lad. about the lst Of Oco
Der, negro man, named
r. % ~
simctimcs calls himself ToN BBows, alias Tow Tom.
lie Is jet black; high forehead. with scar OH III the
white Of his eyes is always ule muddy and some
times almost rcd, Of dowGea-t eouuienanee when looked
full in the face He took away with him three differ
cut suits Of Clothes among which snuff coIored
colh coat black satin and blue Jeans vests and paeach
Of cassno,l blue Jeans aud brown pantaoons. When last
heard irum, be VAS lurking about IN Montgomery coun
~. Virginia viii give reward Of / - ftakon up
ny where Ia this State, and confined in Jail thai gel
HIM again II taken of the State. and secured SO that
get hm, | viii give arcward Of 80.
AInRDNANDlS II. NDFII.
o.. The Fincasilo Democrat and kannwha Repubi-
Will publish three weeks, and send their accounts
this office iur collection.
NV 3 II
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

E1uRSUAN'F to decree ofthe Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the county of Bedford pro-
nounccd in the suit of James NJ. Ocy s others, plain
lifts, and Armstcad Otey, admr of John II, Otey de
ceased, 4 others, defendants; the undersigned Conms
soncrs appointed by said decree will on The 9th day
Of December next proceed to sell, to the highest bidder
Tor cash. Tract Of Land lying in the County Of Bed
ford, on the waters of the North Fork Of Goose Greek
being the tract given by John H. Otcy deed in his life
time, to John b. Otey Also on the same day. We will
proceed TO sell for cash the ract of Land (except the
Widows dowcD of which Nelson H. Otcy, Jr. died pos
jsed, being the given to him by his father n. H.
Ocy, ST.. his life time, lying adjoining the frs, men
toned tract So much ofsad tracts Of Land will be sold as
may be necessary osasy said decree The sale Of the
first mentioned tract will take place at the residence Of
John B. Ocy. The sale Of the last mentioned tract
will be made the premises, Immediately after the sale
OF the first named tract.
JOHN \. WHARTON, ! ca,a,.,
JOSEPH WILSON, 'o'" fS'
Nov. 10 wl5D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
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A + Roekbridge Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
N Chancery, sopemLer..itlt, 1912.
John Alexander. Plaii3,
agnnst
s s. Baxter admr Of John irvine deed. John Jordan,
Edwin Jordau, La +. Jordan and others,
DEFENDANTS.
Pursuant to Decree pronounced in this cause. the
9th day Of Sepember as shall proceed, on the it
Of December neat. Lucy Selma Furnace, IN Alleghl
ny County Virginia. 10 cut 10 the highest bidder. Tor
tic term oil one year from the lst of January next that
extensive NOV ESTABLISHMENT IN said e,un-
IT, known As the WORKS OF Jordans 8 Irvine coitsis
ting Of Forge and Furnace, with every thing attached
thereto for The convenient and successful operation OF
! :, r.tLa ,Ihn tea nrnneIlY consists Of abouL