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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

THE OREcoN CoNyENTIoN.-it appears
hat ninctv-six delegates. representing nine
of the United States. were present at the
Convention held in Cincinnati. on the 3D.
ttb. and 9th inst. In the course OF the pro-
cccd;no. letter was read from Gen. Cas-.
;ns;..;n9 strongly upon the right of this
country 70 the Pacific. and the necessity OF
maint,ininq that right against the claims OF
Great Britain. :. come what may. The
resolutions passed are TO the same eheG''
and urre upon Congress the duty OF estab-
fishing lipe of posts from Missouri River
to the Ocean. and providing naval force
for the protection OF emigrants and settlers
\ declal alton of the opinions OF the conIeh
ton was prepared and has been published.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

4 Daring Aeliai .iirfutvc.-MT. W tse has
thrilling account OF an al,e9'urc recently M hs balloon
He started from Carlisle. and after ts ASCENSION
he entered cloud about five miles IA dan ter. be
perienced difficulty of respiration, almost 10 sucaton
followed by sIckue>s of tie stomach The cold tecam'
intense. aid thing of fhrou- nature ihcky
cred with boar frost II wa, cold that be iared lc
gas would conden~e Tie found hims 4 tossing 90
the cloud surrounded hy noise like thousand ma
dams, aud a dismal ,aning lie vas hurled up and
DOWN about hundred feet. ci-h ten times, dnng TIE
space Of twenty minutes. through muses. ~ ice.
and sct lie became SEX. bur rle'ed ~ vof ing
ard at asst released only hy The escape # wien
be came down from h- clouds covered with sro~ and ice
to meet the peung Of terrible shower winch Va 'i"g
the Earth H. descended IN slrtv with drfcr nni-
lion to avoid hrustng his rose into another such & ud.
Bishop Dlr-. 81 The New Jer-ey d''ce-e has is-iei
rnan-to declaring his unwavering conhienc" IN Doctor
Puseys fahiulness the standards Il las Church. ant
h. intnn A. Ca.hnllc Chn,chman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
Withdrawal Of 5Ir. E;ruiuGcld.

NEssRs CnArMANs After canvasSing the
County of Marion. am convinced that party.
fortified with Vigilance Committees, can beat
Independence: therefore concu lc 10 leave
the field to equal combauants. You will
please strike my name from the list Of Cand.-
dates. W. II. BRUMFlELD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

RsxovaL OF Tnr LAST THE iypI,Ss FROM
Osro-rhe Wyandotis. the last tribe Of Indians in the
state Of Ohio have departed for their new home west OF
the Mississippi delegation from the tribe, consisting
of three principal Chiefs. visited columbus on Saturday
week 10 bid farewell to the Governor and through him,
to the people Ohio Jaqus the head Chief delivered
beautiful address the occasion. TO which the Cover
nor replied assuring them of the good FEE ing Of the pee
ple of Ohio towards thsir brethren. and wishing them
happlaess and prosperity in their ne" hone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
SElE.ssIs'l~. SaET.

81 10 directed ff ~ .
q , AitrHn c VIII "sftse ~ i' -f - tr
court house t ne fur n indiials- 'ifi tf if ~ ~
o. ls irfs ff route So ii NJ if
t-iai., snns''d 90 Nai"n
coluft.
Eat ball the south ql-i,r ~ section 900 township -.
north distinct 81 inis i'rca t ,Hr ~ inii'h
ai.'fs. aiming
Md on 'aiar he fi amount drnsnad = 80 e',cn
fl i~ -i1i@' 81 80
RAJ The prti,n 1n IS ,.a- - itt s - 'oi"
IS. Hamilton.
JdgN.l.3 lE D. LswUEhn. s.,,T -. e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

THK F.LI RIVER FIRK-lt is ascertaned that the
buildings DESTROYED by the ate fire at Fall River were
worth over $500 900. No proper estimate can be mace
Of the Of the goods they conisned but tnoush
the entire Ioss will exceed million Of dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

z feu. 6sne r,s. fs instruction ts Ian ar's an
= 70
Young -u-rn Cere dirru- 81 -fit Ing i~'s
keaYsr ~ ifgiru. .igs 81 is,oui'ilf iigtit'y ,H
lne q. ssftiieni nigpurinni'a-
Pupf- affrfalrl @ ~ugir. 80
In nm 1 L. N mn l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
LIST OF LETTERS,

LEs1 OE
II ElIAINING m the Pos
III August !, 1913.
Persons calling
please Say Alb. Eis
nThe inland postage o.
must he Fre-Pa5d, otherwise
Ms ETA Alright
Mis- Mary \ AtheIton
Fcnley Akefs
Henry AiCun
George Andrews
DAVID Alhcson
b
Mrs Lucy 7 Dca-
MISS NsIy Ann Bl.khaTt
May Bathum
jacob BaruhI>cr
Henry firi
J lse,h "A B0l'arl
Rotc.t Bike OF Col John
Nlshlri
Wesley Royce
1.hn a. IA .av
Ih mas VI ke;t
peyton Bust0w
JG Bnti0n
fleu Brown
Joseph 81 Brown
Luke Bryan
Thomas buchanan ,
George BumgaIdncT
John Bulk
Joha BIlkct
J Boa Burton
Valentine ByTket
&
Ms Mary Cam bell
Alss Polly CoN
Mrs Isabella CIutchlcy
Miss Jemima VI C0bieg
Hiss Hannah Crane
Joseph Cayl0r
Ota CaylCr
John ID Chamberlain
Rob't 4 Chandler
IN mas Z Cherry
John Z Chiiicr,
Laiesa Chiity
Lew Cline
lessee Co0m1s
: K Cone
5 muul Cones
Amer Cory +.
SPENCER Ciosscn
ID
Martin DavcnI ut
James DAVIS
Lawrence D,mO't
Thoo orc Y Denny
jacob l'olrcl
Lines Dorsey
>amue. Dauhp
T.
Elisha Esgers
Rev Mr Ellrlge
4 ~ Enle
EIl-ha Euiailcy
Isaac Estcp
CAAs EVels
+
jones Fcicior
NIlli 90 4 Finley
th mas ~ Fletcher
James Foley
Jonathan F.Qs
Nm Foscfl,se
A>l Fowler
D.viiFlah>h
AlFrecsc & Go
.iac p Fred
r Euity
Io.erh Fufbrs
e.
Ms E-izahcth c9',ihtr
ti.y .heth t.lire.
MIX GctS>e
Isias Gcafre
l. Gdnert
" liam Gl41Frn
Bon ,fn,ntafd
DuilBGrr
II
l.r.. tr,,.,h
ttc tlarlg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

Suffrage IN LoUsIANA.-For many years
the Democratic party in this State have been
making every exertion TO so change the con-
stitution as to extend the right of suffrage to
all free white male citizens of the United
50 .es. over the age of , years, who have
ros;de6 ~ Louisiana one year next preced-
mo- ,be elec;:cn but the wing party have
Noon h,,tl;no aosinst such extensions. But
,be question has at iss.st been settled. The
Democrats have carried tie State ana nave
also succeeded in Obtaining majority Tor Inc
call of Convention to cha2ge the '' ,,,h:
ton. We here distinctly see where ''ie y ~ -
are-what position they occupy upon tllc ="
frage question. 1t appears that upon almost
every ticket with the names of Wing candI
dates upon it. it says, NO CONVENTION,
no EXTENSION OF THE RIGHT OF
SUFFRAGE.
Here is conclusive evidence, if we need
Oh anv other than the Rhode Island controver-
~. that the Wing party are opposed TO the
RIGHT of voting being extended to those who
have not been as fortunate as their neighbors
in acquiring real estate-New albany Demo
Graf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

continued hr,iii 81 the tliors ~
w ale remind fa ~ >t lru MHies Ni"' ar
Indianapolis. aud lo o. i-'h
others interested f f' Hi t'f W r'i''ff 'f Toe h' '''4'
iI, 81 afi months
The wcii Wll De- received wil b" ffe 'f i'i
kising Washing is fnd iirh.t
s,ri 1Iuty s 90 De- rfii
advance Mr. James % th'rft Who VIII have t'nfgr a TIE
department. urHfh-
90 o. fIi-f,in- iH
IT, tnH' ftofrr
.i~ue stating, ti ample if f'n ifAliti
recommendation and destruction ul ti"- fft- "i"H' 80
a. fonFtn"if
l~iId sion IS, intend coming ." Dr. -
rai a. ts~>he
nam valuig IL ni-n fesifff"
ilsf. o. %, kflf - ifn- L.
1al ,t, frirnfrl at-,il-rS the
WILLIAM - .i'i-'t>"-
Ftf.-n-a.l.. .ls .. I-ft.
S-liot. the Si4r n confer favor rs gyng the ahnre
f.,, Insertions. s4i 4Ili. rrt..r s.iitan ~ "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
The dead Coon

The dead Coon
Alas, at len, IN his vigor's flown
His wears have brought decay
He rave to Smith his dying grosn
His dying kick to Clay
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

The above table shows falling of in
price on the principal articles of agricultural
produce. of about 30 per cent. This. let it
be remembered. took place in about one year
and a half during the existence of Wing SUI
prcmacy. in the country. During one half
of that time. we have been ENJOYING the ben
Gifts of Il high protective tariff And what
arc its fruits! Are the farmers benefited rs
it was sid they would be Look at the
,bovc f,hlc and see. Farmers will YOU
longer b. Iupcd VIII YOU be induced by
the spcciols but dcusivc promises held on. 70
YOU. to give your support to measures. "hlch
.:an only be iniuriou. to You let your
course on the first Monday IN August an
TocSia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

AZ for these Letter. will
EisBE~sD.
70 on al letters Tor foreign counties
wise they cannot oe forwarded
Jacob Jones OF Joseph Archer
Gilbert Kelly
william Kelly
CR King
Zachaiiah kuby
Joel Kline
l.
samuel Laisy
John Lamhtin
Z Hamiit "a Lspan
Isaac LeehensteIn
II I. Lewis
james Little
ClaIkey Lrcklier
hn se4h Loliln
samuel LonEinccker
Nathaniel Lawrence
NJ
Mrs Cyut.ia Miller
David Mar
John Natshail
John Martin
Peter Ntsser>mlil
Chag.c, Never
, DAVID N..ltT
Jas Miller
william X Miller
George n Moody
Charles Moore
Th0uUn Morus
Edward Mrseley
William Muir
MACS
Nrs Mary u Lean
jones McCaslin. Juur
William McF-ilani
Adau Mcclure
Merry Mcclure
y
II n Nelson
John Newhouse
-
Gregory D'Nil
ILimothy OTT
J X Ossood
Ms Elizabcih Palmer
James paR0a
jose, p d PaiI>on
lohu Patterson
John Patton
James peaYer
Sohn . Peterson
Ellis pcugh
Mr. PITTS
Mss Rose
J .fue~ Rams
NI.iam Ramsey
Blnamn + Reag.u S
Aim q Recess
Wi.iam Ku0..cs
Berlamin kohh,Il
l>aac Roalclts
John Robe
john Roberts
he 81 - Rocp
William X Rose
ALRo~,orLpl.asei
Hiram Ros>c=u
Nr, Mary Ann Sauce,
Mas Nancy Se~, u
George >as,ucr
$ . ScTirg
George She ter
ia Shnley
NJ ShYi>e
r David Siliid
! >mrh
Mui-ln an
in = >yatn
I,alv >tasall
> Andrew ur Lew -iIaiH
Ih ms l. sullivan
} "a SYKES
CL Th0mas
Jacob lulpn
y Iu.oRiler
Miss M.aetva hsnianir saAA
"
Nfs sally Wn.h
Mis- N.tha l. Wick
Leone N0nd
Marx Nh.tc
William Walden
Mathew 4 " alsct
riihpp Warner
John Nhclchel
Ilciall Williams
David vi Sou
Andrew Mil-ln
John Mod
William Wood
Aai.n Wight
Miss Catherine l. 0u,sy
!. II. NIOlRE. ]. ".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
NIriaEf .El.A.

Nf>rff 8. Colonel Le7 to --~-' ff~1
Jaase Iuk Osa4n,' taHI-tf. st1'- Ai'F - Ac~
lesihs. Nufa- Ntrfia rilHi~ 81 .r ala anf'.
itl a tff 49, 81 irrri
Nasr.-la a-i~ Lata,t iqnHcs -r 81, ati 49,
sls.is tf reg if- - Ffh tfF'N ~ i'i
81 i- ~ as - y 3 AAi'fitAH
a al.
yyrRATlc hr1 >u.e d.. Asa fss +, =,
= ia Ps ji-t reosi.si ~ - ~ ,..H a..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
OPENING. o. FEE Ss:E0Og. E0is
DEE, lsg,g'a.a - sNDsANt.

!. II. 40 ORE. T. Vi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
I,YE. Mt TT.

pARPFr Nafirr Anu1. 80 C'grers : II f.9-fooi,
d. tar.voi Ind 2n 90 Bur H-r' 30 AnHfo
1io r n,r 60, Extract LsNoi Ja-, received AMI tF .u'
ftel u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

Gs va. a..
BARREL Orange Gum -lelac Cum Coru. ca~k Ia
.,rrs- ~PIit- Turf-Htne - keg, White lah rece
- To- .l- y. IL Ali.lll Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08
o.GyINE.

- ot-N,F- 80, -. mn - .--u.,s :. ~ 49,
so ~ " rs,'caa'o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-08

forts. n Nr sf-'ss.'
- CRAlsHE 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09
AI.AliA MA.

Tho Message Of the Governor OF Alabama is nearly
all tahen upwth remarks relating 10 the State Banks
which, according t. his statement, are hopeful con
dton His confidence, lac tells ns. IL greatly impaired
IN the Banks of the State, aud he recommends that the
great Branch AT Mobile 20 into liquidation.
iwlI be rccoeeled that the State Dabt is about ten
aud half millions Of dollars; hat bonds ware cf,a;ed
and sold and thai the nyas formed the capital othp five
State banks The directors OF these banks chosen
by the Legislature. The banks have since their organi
Aaion not only paid the interest on the State debt, bat
the expenses ct the State, amounting in all 10 about n
million o dollars year. From present appearances,
there s prospect thai the banks viii not be able 10
meet THIS heavy expenditure Its recommended there
fore. tina, the banks he released em the pa relating
the expenditures OF the State aud HAT provision be
mcdatey made 10 nPose TAX sufficient 10 pay the 10
tcost the State debt The Governor deserves credit
for his promptltudc and honesty his determination
sustain tie credit and homer ui the State
| The Planters and Merchants Bank Of Mobile has
gone into immediate liquidation. in conformity with u
vote of the stockholders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09

Il IL. 4 b,sEs tsia
- " - " VI IL, r.c,i ,.bn occurred
| 4 - - e, :, - .I,,,, ,,lo,, tho vesss
-
!, h.d no,, hccone J,r,k I'm, ne I observed n blue
!; -, e., - =, a., ,ssIs al 90 Tho ,,,l. st,ll contn
- Ia,,a;naJ >, o, i, III be,ch q, ,,v. all The as
s;s..., c,,Id az 1 s,n,L.naJ Tho whole of the YES
scls mus, ~, ere cnld nr,cnre !, torch and over a
very .sn,eTons n,ss,ge ,bc AID baying made such
k,yoc in tho lr pa7t If ,h, ei,v and when reached
the ha.c h,, ,,;es from a,.,lar vesao apnroaehjup
a., H. "a n,n,o1 a. Ia tho p,tnouese schaon.f
ID 80, pi;;nL, 81 I ,,,,., 90, ,Iat uitb Inc few Iohts
,,o h.d an Tho ho,ch over, yeran was made 10 save
IN, c,e,y b,, Fundamentally 6urof ibeln were downod
,mmeli,telv afterwards vessel approached burning a
bue liob, nnd camo ashore ,on,side the Noyo Benin.
h, bni a the rain fell in torrents and the wind still
blowing p,rle,, hurricane il was sometime ere we
con,d odarJ tbom lilt. ar approach the vessel She
nr.ycd Il, ho tho btjr Dau al I3udon and by urcal
ennr,go and good MANAGEMENT all the crew were sa
vol
W. o,t IN h,nfrr hore ,s SIGNAL for the yeseols
stl at anchor and then left Ia pr.n,re another at thf
yrccl of lie Maze where we found only 4 few hoard.
left which we SION had iyhted: and were plad ia find
that the shin Success was still at anchor u, we here
learnt that The Sandman seruner Glori Aa1,o Esnor
am, had gono on shore Ia the Fast Of Fpneh, and moi
soul saved tr ycsiipe Other LII II was utterly i'm
nossbl Ia describe the stale ofih stre.ts in the nyo
pori of the city and h vim, seeu thu river in lis fee A.
II swept down Inc ,,yir, wonder that The cre,tcs
part OF Fnncha was not carried into the sea. At III,
mouth Of Tho river : de Calh,p. fruit market and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09
IL. II. TENSzEN 4 Go.

iVANE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in the
reception of their fall supply OF Groceries, Sc. con
sstng in part as follows
900 sacks Salt,
100 bags Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee.
% hhds. ST. CroiN, Tuekapaw, F. X. and y. O.
Sugars,
20 hhds. and bbls. Molasses.
loo kegs Nails assorted sizes,
1000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10000 lbs Cotton Narrs sundry factories,
COO lbs live geese Feathers
80 Grind stones, assorted sizes.
% boxes : = 10 and lO( = Glass,
10 bbls. Tanners OH,
q boxes Loaf Sugar,
! ceroon bs. Indigo,
20 boxes II 4 Sons Tallow Candles,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mackare and ilerrlngs,
Wool and Wool Rolls,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs,
Painted Buckets. and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods We're bought principally for CASH, aud
will be sold low in the same way, or IN exchange for
country produce They invite their friends and the
public generally, to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere
| Nov. 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09

tirgisia:s ~ witt
I rules held the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law and Chanccry, for the County OF Nelson
in the month Of November, 1872:
Wiala Il. Hubbard, James Gardner and - Carlton,
merchants and partners trading under the style Of
Hubbard, Gardner < ca. Plaintiffs
against
Ralph w oitns surviving partner of himself and Will
liam r. Perkins late merchants and partners trading under
the style and firm OF !otus pcrkiss Robert F.. Cutler
Hiram w Dawson, Robert C. Cutler and Spoiswood Gar
land Defendants,
In CHANCERY
The Defendant, Ralph w. .oiitus, having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act As
semby and the rules of this Court and appearing by
factory evidence that he is nhaban of this State
ar without the jurisdiction Of this Court On motion Of
Il Iamtils, by their counsel, it is ordered, that the
$. 'ciendaGt do ppear here before the first Mon
duv III Er.rsy next, and the bill of the Plain
tbs, s5o I copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN the
"lynchlurg Nrginan newspaper published in the
OF lynchbrg r months srccssively and another copy
thereof posted the front door of Court house of this
county, some Court day.
Copy-rcste,
RO. c. CUTLER, elk.
NOV - WIN
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.y'DTgGE.

MIR WILLIAM BAILEY will please take notice.
M thai will, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Tho 2nd ID aud 4 days Of February 1913, al the store
house OF Peek & Mcoa. at the Big Lick in the county
Of |, auue pr~ecd % 'ate the snposil9a' Of Thomas
" alton and others 10 be read as evidence in a suit nov
depending III the superior of Law aud Chancery
for the county OF Roanoke. wherein ] am plannh aud
Won and others are defendants also in tine Town If
Iynaibugs the Franklin Hotel, the dlh day of
February. 1913 will proceed to inhe the dispositions
Of Isaac IT, Oliver and others. TO BE- read as evidence IN
the above named suit also at lazewoods Store the
county of Campbell the l0lh day Of February. 1881
will proceed take tho deposition OF Robert II w alt
others To be also read evidence in the above named
suit. CliARIf.c w. MCCIANNAtlAN.
Big Lick, I'd Jan. Win
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Dec. 5
Ij'NSl SAFE.

DURSUA to the provisions of deed of trust, tx
l. eculcd to me by Andrew &. Elliott and Robert A
Elliott and daily recorded in the Hastings Court for the
corporation of I.ynchburg, | shall on Wednesday, the
tn Of January next. in front of the Market House. in
the town OF Lynchburg, proceed To SELL the highest
bidder at public auction, the slaves,
ISAAC and POLLY
a ,55i ed mentioned. Any creditor Of Andrew c.
5.,. IT Elliott x Brnher, has, under the deed a
glass nj. and 10 nav" the a.nount II MS purchase, To
.Hsf.## ~ az. iscoIntcd thereon.
k!CHARD JYHEE, Trustee
Dec. II w4w
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Court holden for the county of Patrick at the Court
"A house thereof, the 18th day Of December ls42.
John ID. Cheatham, Plaintiff
against
William NJ llarriss and Norbourn NJ. Italia ferro
Defendants
In CHANCERy.
The defendant, William Iass, having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of Assem-
h aadthe Rules OF this Court, and appearing by sa,i.t
aeo%X evidence that he is nhabant of this Common
wealth. on molten of the plaintiff by counsel ordered tt
ne ad defendant do appear here the first dayof February
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that COPY Of
,hS order be oithwitlrubhedn the Iynchburg Veinan
Tor two months and posted at the front door of the Court
h.use OF this county, some court day
A,Copy-Tese,
Jan. = ' "
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C.fSF5 For EgEFST,,%.

WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
4 day Hides delivered ~ the Market House
Sole and Upper Leather Will be gwen in exchange
II preferred ilidcs" - tanned shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work war
ranied. w. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 IA
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by MIR. John ilollns, nearly opposite the Market
House. lenders his services his friends and the pub
| lc,
Auction aud Commission Merchant.
! lie will attend 10 The sale of Real Estate Negroes
! Horses and every description of Merchandise
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
grocs, as well as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nclghborhood, will afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species OF property His spacious store
room and cellar, will enable him to keep in rood condi
ion every article OF merchandise he may receive ON con
! tignmcnt.
lie deems it futile To make flourish of promise and
WILL therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
ronagc. and those who bestow it, may rely upon Justice
al his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them at 2j cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances on
property III hand
REFERENCES.
SmHhson H. Darts Sr. .JoImL P,nsis
Richard 1wee jain, Iiolins
.nch8Hcg s. ,NosLv Henri, Darts
1IfCor@ie Nncl}@fiel Uhite, iarag s, h1ine
Burton s. Rodcs Iiatcoch &. .idams
The Richmond (Couniry) Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send ac-
count to this office for collection.
Dec. is is
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VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerks Offs Of the
County Court of Bedford, Monday, tho an day o'
December, 1912.
James Wilmington and Elizabeth his wife PLAINTIFF
against
Elisha H. Preston, administrator dc bonis with the will
annexed OF Lawrence Mct.orge, decd Edmund Mct'eos
of Mary Met;corge, decd John Swinncy, Nc
bert SwinUey, James Swinnev. Ann Swinncy John SWIM
me- Frances Swinney and Elizabeth Swtnney, Charlotte
HALEY, John Mcieorgc, Nancy Mctcorge llezckiah DICK
and Fanny his wife, Edmund McGeorge, Joel Mead
and Agnes his wife, Greed Mcalor and Robert, MarF
Martha Agnes, illiam, Edmund, Johu Frederick aud
De Marquis Meador, Mary Mctcorgc, William. Ne
George and the said Edmund Mcteorge Edward Jones and
Thomas DAVIS securities for the said Mary McGeors'
decd esecutrx Of the said Lawrence Mceorge decd
Defendants
In CHAHCERY.
The defendants John Mcticorgc, Hezekiah Dickinson a'
Fanny his wife, joel Mcador and Agncss his wife and e
Mcador. Robert Meador, Mary Mcador, Martha Meado u
Mcador, William Ncador Edmund Mcador join rr
erick Meador and De Marquis Meador, not having eh'e
their appearance and given security, according the ac
assembly, and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants oil
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said deene
appear here the fourth Monday in March next ana
swcr the PLAINTIFF bill; and that copy of this oraeI II
Published in the Nrginian, paper printed IN the 'o tho
l-ynchbnrg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted W.
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste, III
Dec. &c WIN
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WIa. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY LAW,

~ FFERS his scrTices to practice in the SUI
" perur and Inferior Courts of the corporation of
Lynchburg; also in those, of the counties of Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford. All business coniided to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
Ills office is on main street, opposite to the grocery Of
Mr. John liollns and one door above Col Phclpss auc
ton room.
Lynchburg, Oct. n
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

For the Eastern District of Virginia
DECEMBER ). lSi2:
Join RUCkER, of the town of l.ynchburg. hav-
- ing filed petition praying that he my be declared
bankr pt II is ordered that all persons claiming To be
creditors Of The said John ucker show cause to the court
TN the 9th day of January next, why the said John
Rncker be not declared Bankrupt pursuant the act
Of Congress in that BEHALF and that copy OF this
der be published in the newspapers, according 10 the 2d
and 9th rules of court.
Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Dec. 5 wow
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SALE OF SLAVES.

IN PURSU ANC T. Of decree of the superior court
i of law aud chancery. for the town Of ynchbnrq.
made the 2sh OF October si2 in the case Of Jesse
Clakson's administrator, against ID :. Garland's admin
istrator, &c, &c; the undersigned will in the 3rd
Monday in January next. Chat being Amherst court, }
offer for sale, to the highest bidder at Amherst court
house,
y ,SE.E..E&,
consisting OF men, women and children. The sale will
be credit of II months,thc purchaser giving bond
with approved security
w VI. WALLER
SAM'L. Nj. GARLAND. oo'n IS
Dee. 10 tlSJan