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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
- FOR rHE viRGINI,N.
DORCAS SOCIETY

lie Managers 81 the i.yuchhniu ID ,rcas S,eitv ar
Ter more than % years OF labonr aud e,, bsertat,
anng all classes OF the poor ol this town are bl
snided III the necessity 81 aH institution far the h Il,
:" te poor ehildfeh OF this place And at their last
mnnihly meeting, The following resolutions were IN,
eh and COMMITTEE of Ladies appointed IA ,.ons, ,n,r
publication, IN tie papers of oar town;
Resolved, That Ne make every reasonable III i,
a'' power 10 put into operation institution 10 better
Tue cohdltian OF the poor chdrea Of our town-ond +,
Ills end propose TO rase funds Ear lis ,sf,ll, ba.
nv publishing our ln and soliciting The aid of all ,hn
aie friendly 10 II, either 10y subscriptions donaons mr.
sum contributions as they may feel disposed To bestnv
hesn'Fed, llit ihis institution, shall be an Asyln,n
'' en poor chi'ueh' as may be subject 10 the notice of
o' "'ice, eaer as vaglans Of houselcss where they
shall be received, clasSrd judcnuslv ,ccorlin, i, ,b
ug'eeS u depnNiy or innocencc put 10 work nj snch
eHPloymenls may lend 10 orcaraue ndns,rv ,r1 in,
eehutly, taught reading, writing aud arithmetic. whist
particular attention shall be given Ia instruct ihn,n IN
'holr moral and religious Obligations
IL solved, ieat This Society and lis ahanrs hayin,
oeel 50 lons known IN this community the MANAGERS
n"" heel nahcsllltinn IN submitting their pan far nm
sylum To HER consideration. We have seen with deem
regret that The charities, bestowed on these children
la'r IN degree failed 10 effect what they MIGHT and
cue them from their present HOPELESS condition We re-
specllniy ask The support and patronage which we be-
leve. II justly merits. To our annual subscribers. we
would return our thanks, praying continuance of their
support. To those, who lave 50 Ion encouraopd uur
feeble eff ri. By liberal donauns we would express our
eati 1t gratitude, while ask Tor more And 10 all
who ted disposed 10 contribute In any way we would
say, even the smallest contribution can do nood aud will
be Thankfully recev d.
Resolved, Tda the Managers Of the Darcas Society
De appointed 10 solicit donations and Subscriptions aud
Tat every member II the Socetv be requested 10 aid in
pr1nollnI tbs work, until it shall be accumulated
RS Hvcd, HAT MIS-. Dr.. PaiiesOn Mrs JnD NJ
Oey, Mis- james Benegh. Mrs James W. Morgan aud
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EANUIasBukls MARKET.

Far The 'eetk ending Saturday. 0ciob 9th, 1871.
1obaeeo.-iugs shipping, 81 40 to 30; manuiac-
turing III 30 10 23o; loose. 90 10 80: loa inferior
$500 10 $50; common. s.. soto $50: mddlnu, s., 81
10 90 good $500 to 1905 fine manufacturing leal
$40 To 10.
How.-s5.3l to s3,37i from wagons; 81 10 cut oil
store.
Uhta.-Red 81; White t5 cts. per bnshel.
Grdia. Corn 10 10 50 cents per bnshe rom wagon,
- To o. cents from stare CATS shoal 81 per hun
drrd. cleaned; irim Wagons - cents; Rye. none in
market.
Ctrer and Grass Seek-s,me sales Of Clover
Seed at store AT b Of old seed No new crop yet IN
market.
Prorisoas-Bacor, 81 to q from Wagons 81 to retail
Brel 2,oo per hundred; Meal, 80 10 50 per bush
ei trum wagon; from store, 90 10 62l cents.
t9Jet.-St. Domingo, = to cents per h.: Rio, s
to 10 cents iaguyra 10 10 Cents Java 10 To Ii cts;
Cuba ! 10 &.
Coffee Bdes--fho demand continuing so far TO ex.
eeed the supply thai the enteprsng laakees having a
vailed themselves oil the opportunity for speculation,
the consumers are nov supplied with thai article Of
DREss. ready made, OF The siiU aud outstanding
material. We therefore, quote decline In CorrAH
BAGS
Sngdr.-Brown New Orleans. S 10 10 cents per Ii.
Porto Rico, 10 cents lsr b.; 81 Crox, 10 10 II /
cents per b.; Loat, u to Il ceats per To-
Candies -lalluw, ~ 10 | 8 cents per H., SPERM 30
10 40 ecuis per ID; Hull \ SONS. Is to cents per ID
" histeg -lonmon % 10 80 cents per gallon, rom
wagon: oln store. 50 To 81 cents. Rectilud. 40 10 30
rom wagon; from store % 10 90 cent.
Brm'dy.-Appe. Is 10 80 cents per gallon; Peach,
81 cents per gallon.
Cotton iaas.-Fac,ory prices: Is cts: per Id. as
sorted.
hnn.-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats. IS from
Sure, Pig, 80 per ton
Aeei-Bllsiered, Ga to cents per h.; German. 10 to
10 eenis shear ~ to 20 per h.; Cast Steel, 20
TO % cts, per h.
Ldseed Ou.-75 to so cts Lamp. 81 .0oto 80
per gallon; tanners, $1,000 10 1000 per bbl.
Lediher.-Good Sole. Is 10 20 cents per b. Damag
ed Sole, 10 to Is cents per h.
Porder.- Blasting, $500 to 4.25 per kcg; Rifle, S.
so Ia 600 per heg
Voot-Wool, % cents per h.; Wool Rolls. 81
to ii2 ecuts per b.
Coai aaa u o2d-Biiuminons IS cents per bushel
Anthracite So 90 per ton. Oak aid mixed Wood 81
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MEETING AT THE PEAKS.

The elevation II the Flag ofe Union the Peaks OF
Otier will lake place, advertised the l5th inst
WIN an address IN The summit aud speech at the Big
Srlng. 1 he meellag will adjonn 10 Liberty.
IN consequence IT lis interference with the District
Convenilnu al f.ynchhurg the Convention Of the 18th
and i1lh Instant, at Liberty, has been postponed.
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n hN. HARTLEY, from London, has long been


~ accustomed 10 prescribe for patients with diseases
at private nature. He has enjytd extended oppDrlu-
mites al s'udyHg and lnvestisatn. the various morbid
tissues which constitute the class Vt malad alluded TO-
and has obtained thorough PRACTICAL as we'll as the
0eucal know ledge, OF tbs branch If HE profession
The tue pathology OF these disorders presents the same
lnfn IL variety IN detail, find variety of form and
features IN regard 10 the human cuuntenance this being
the case. how Inconsistent the assertions uf those
who proclaim remedy capable If curing all Diseases
cannot all HE iors If even one dsease how ut.
icry hoi cless, Then IL is with those who 90 on from
month 10 month, taking remedies $50 called) because
tursuuh their pmpleors have asserted they viii cure
every body. Alas these wonderful cure, never take
place except IN the newspapers. Il is not intended 10
docfy all advertised medicines; the contrary many
Of Them very good Tor certain stages. or perhlps for
certain symptoms; Lui 10 diseases successlly a
distinction must be made between the disease se and
the symptoms which Indicate the existence or locality
OF the disease and remedies must be yed and varied
from time l., tine, as circumstances may require.
Office one door below the Exchange Iiotel-adoin
Ing trinity Church. Richmond. Va. Hours Of alien
dance, from A. NJ. TIL 10 p. NJ. No Communications
received unless posi- paid.
Rlchnond. Oct. II Is if
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MOI Il E

Free Barhacue will be given by the Whas nf the
SNOW Creek district. Franklin GO. Al or near Capt A. :.
bru"hsS. VA the 10 h ul Ottoher next free for all par
uts without distinction. The invitation is general To all
VIM may hhk proper 20 attend IN OF The Couuty
particularly 10 The Ladies' number ul able speakers
re expected. "MANY FRANKLIN WINGS"
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hes,ysd that {. J. Simmons. Esq, procure 81 Z
fcorai Tickets in ufder that the, may be distributed n,
The Presdenlal Election; and Inc Club viii nav bim
for the same. ~ s'
l.. d, PoINDEXrER. President.
Z. }. SIMMONS. Secretary.
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Fryer and ST.IE'LE
81 l. IL so IDS
UILLLlNS. RANKIN s. pE,N.NLMa.V,
No, SO WILLIAM STREET.


CORNER CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
M OuL LID call the attention of Merchants visiting
w New FORK Tor their Fall supplies. TO their eaten.
sive assortment OF entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To Their ordinary stock, which comprises full and ge
neral variety Of Staple aud Fancy SIX Goods they have
been making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
lies, expressly ada pied 10 the snasun.
From the facilities which they possess IN the pufcla,e
OF Goods AT the very lowest prcos uurva He'd and
very extensive assurllaenllhey feel assured that II will
be IN Their plwor 10 oile extraordinary inducements
purchasers WIN dese aud deserve buy On the very
best terms, and they are determined 10 spare pains
To make II Tor the OF such make lhe SELECTIONS
from their stock. III
DRESS GOODS
they can show great nnge of Styles in Rich Printed
Cashmere D'feossc oil latest PARIS patterns, TIesans
Grape DE lalnes, Muslin DE LANES OF Paris styles,
never before offered.
Alpaccas, Bonbaaines, Black and Blue Silk. low and
high priced
sll.kS-Cameleon l,rocado silks, Camcleon Broch
striped Silks; Plain aud Satin striped IlelIcnleDes;
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped aud Hrocadr gur
ed Silks, Satin Striped Grns CRANES Black and Blue
Black Gros de Swiss; Italian Las'inls; Gos r Rhe us
Gtos d'Airiqnes; Black aud Blue Black Sans PLAIN aud
Figured Satins. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compr
sing Bonnet Silks and Satlns OF entirely new styles bon
mel and Cap Ribbons rloh Fa patterns, designs
bonnet Nelveis plain corrs black and blue black, gur
ed, shaded. PLAID; cut and uncut.
LACEs,
Gap Laces IN great variety, oi new aud elegant pat
terms; Trimming Laces aud Lace Ejgngs black aud
whlie SILK. Isle. Gupnre, Mechln, Brussels, SC.
Thread Laces and Edsngs, French. German and
English
SIiAWIS.
Rich Cashmere and lBrche Long and Square Shawls
Thlbei Muslin de Lane, kabyle Plaid Woollen, Nel,
&c, SC.
sll.k SllAWIS-Dark Cameleoo Satin Striped
figured, Sc.
GLOVES AND MlTTS,
IN every variety or Genllemen. ladies' and Misses OF
kid Of the most approved manufacture, Buck. Mnrno
Woollen, SILK, Lace, FlIet Egyptian. India Rubber
&c
Their stock will be found to comprise full assert
meni of all the yariuus small teas needed aud they In
slle The attention ut Buyers, with the fullest confidence
that they can supp every want IN their line.
New York, Auu 5 3nir
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,VcD.Ey.EK 81 .EgcCDEALE,

GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT CONSEQUENCES OF
TOB4CCO, RI OUR o41d NIL KINDS COCN
TRY PRODUCE.
On all such in band liberal advances will be made and
The ia1eres, Of Ieir eoasignefs strictly observed.
F,b 10 ,sf
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1s1,;a A=5sm
" 7Ey

IN Thursday the l7lh inst | will sell in from, of
~ my Stare
One very fine Sidnhope and Harness.
do do d, Sulky aud do
ALSO. OF very fine Saddle and Harness Iloses
.lDDfflO.EiL.
Immediately after the above sale will sell
fine Mahogany Silth,ard.
tuz fac cane seat Chats
20 daz. Plough Lines,
20 dns Bed Cords
dnz. Casters
80 hoxes shaving Soap.
30 doz cut glass Tumhlors.
80 gross Friction Matches,
50 doz. Dunap's Backing
Il very fine Stomach Pumps
BRASS aud Wood Clocks sc Sc Sc
Sale 10 comnencc al i0o'cork
CHARLES PHELPS. Anc,'f.
Oct. ii >, !,
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Oct. | 1

PURSUANT % an order OF the Circuit Superior
4 Courl of Law ana Ihancery, for the county hi Am
herst pronounced the sob day OF August 1874 in
the of Campbell aud others against Campbell nd
others, the undersigned. actrg as Commissioners I'M
der the aforesaid decree. will offer Tor SALE at public auc
lion on the 9th OF November next, Al the MANSION
house of the late John Campbell. decd, in the county
OF Amherst. the following tracts of land to wit: the
Down Tract supposed coalan one hundred and TWEEN
y acres. with comfortable aud onveuien, improvements
fafs Mountain Tract lying on the waters OF l.itlle
Pny River containing hundred and SIX acres -
jJnes's Ridge Tracts, containing l2i the other i6
acres. all IN woods aud very rich tuhacco land Three
Edward Masso aud James w Cam abcll. containing by
s"rvey the fist 81 acres lho second Go acres, and the
third 81 acTes-aii Adjoining Also other Tract caileu
Chldtcss Creek Tract, containing 3l2 acres. lying On
the waters OF the south fork OF Pny River. Also the
Sandy Ridge Ime, containing 20 acres, Is ug On both
sides of the Eye River turnpike. adjoining Mr.. " am
Masse's Monticello estate.
The above lands considered valuable Of their kind
and will be sold upon credit Of three equal inslsmcnls
OF SIN, twelve and eeh'eea monihs The purchasers being
required 10 give bonds with appts d security Tor the
purchase money, and the title be retained by us until
the whole purchase money is paid
ANY person wishing 10 the lands will apply To
Messrs George w Campbell aud James Campbell The
eA'ors. OF the aforesaid Jno. Campbell deed Posses
sion will be gwen ON the day of sale. Acting as commis
sinners we will convey such title only as Is vested IN US
by tho decree under which aci.
WILLIAM NJ. WALLER,
WILLIAM BOURNE.
Oct IL tl5No
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For FrCSf or Sale.

TOT AtCfst W ,SNdSs
TENilE Tavern House and Plantation At Amherst
4 Court House, occupied by Charles II. Massle.
Possession to he given the first day of January next,
with the privilege OF seeding the present Fall, the Land
being already iaowed for that purpose, and for which
nothing will be charged Any person desiring inorma
ton the subject apply 10 the subscriber the tenant
the premises OF address the subscriber post paid
at Amherst Courl House.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Oct II w1w
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Tract Of Land.


IN tho county Of bedford of which Isaac Grass. sen.
died seized and possessed containing by survey, 40Si
acres.
This tract Of Land lies on b,h sides Of the turnpike
road leading from lyucburg 10 Salrm and Fincasile,
and adjnns the lands of Paschal Buford and Albert
u W Williams; and from its location will always afford
ready market for all The produce that may he raised upon
It, II IS said 10 be land Of foe quality aud from the
ny advantages II possesses. is very desirable tract 10
any one Wishing 10 purchase land.
The above tract will be sId subject TO the widows
dnwer, ("ho is very cid ady) which has been assign
ed to herr the portion assigned her contains 100 acres
which Al her death goes to the purchaser
iefmsA credit Of one, Two and three years will ba
given, Except as 10 iln OF fifty dollars, which will
be required IN CASH. the purchaser giving bonds h
good personal security and the title 10 the land retained
until he whole OF the purchase money is paid. Tho ~
tie to The land believed be unqnestionahly good, but
acting as commissioners will convey to the purchaser
with special warranty only,
i J., a. S' = johss5js, com'~.
Oct. w,3OO
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CHEAP GOODS.
III DHriS ~ kErOfHer'S.

FEyIIE subscribers receiving their Fall aud Win
A ter Stock Of GOODS. recently purchased id the
Northern cities at a decided decline in prices.
They offer their friends and the public good assert
ment If
staple and Fancy Dry Goods. GrOcc-
ries, Hats, shoes, EOOts, Nc. Ac.
al the lowest sort Of prices.
The Ladies are invited to examine their stock of
Fancy ,1ds. which, in style. quality and cheapness,
are not to be- surpassed. DAVIS Il BROTHER.
Oct. w4w 1t
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REMOVAL.
p. ]. BURTON, Wholesale and Retail
dealer III staple and Fancy
- IL 81 - % II -

IL As removed 10 the house ON Bank So,,ar lately
Il occnpledby Mr. Charles Phelps ms an Auction
Store whore he is prepared to exh,b a splendid Stock
OF NEW E1LL .hND UkNI'ER GOODS EN-.
braclng all The newest styles of ladies' Dress Goods,
such as Cashmefes, Grape DE Lanes, Paris Reps Vel
vet DE Ianes, pompedour MousIns, black and figured
Silks. SC.
ALSO. a hnc assortment Of Cloths. Cassimeres and
Nesngs Negrue,' Clolhng. Blankets and almost every
other article necessary 10 constitute complete assert
nen'' all which will be sold Iemplinsy low. call Is
respectfully solicited.
Oct. ii 4.
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SHOES, Boots, SC.

w r have to hand II packages Shoes and Boots
W consisting of Mems Husset and Kip Brogans,
BY Brogans Mems thick aud Kip Boots, Chdren's
BuuteCs Sc.
Aso uc 'uded ns,me invoice,
! ceroIn Superior Indigo,
bargain m1y re bad to any purchasing the lot.
MCDANIEL x McCORkLE
Oct. II tslf
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NEW FALL esDipstS.
SOb6s. .SsIlaisSead ~ Henderson
IN AVE received their entire stock, embracing latest
4 styles
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats. shoes and Esonusfs.

all If which have been selected with great care, aud en-
der the most favorable circumstances. 1t will be found
10 he unusually large and well selected
TnPy particularly invite their friends and all persons
Wishing purchase Goods satisfactory terms to call
and examine their stock before purchasing, pedgns
themselves olltr Goods low They be bought IN
this Market
COBBS, ARMisTEAD & HENDERSON.
Sept 50 II Is
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ONCE 10 Rent.
~ O.V.V'ETS J BO.V:VETS
RIBBONS g. FLOWERS,

DLC MES, &c. with a splendid assortment OF Bonnet
materials, consisting Of Veyets, Sans and Silks all
Of The latest Patterns, Satin, Silk and Velvet Bonnes,
with general assortment of Straw Goods constantly,
nand Also, large assortment OF Caps and Head
Dresses al the new Donnel store a few doors below
Nichols 4 B II. X. i. llENlNG.
Oct. Ia u
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TOR RENT.

FAMILY RESIDENCE on Third street cppa-
sue ne bapts Church. Al present occupied by +. $
Miller Possession given the LIST day OF November
ALSO,
Two other convenient fenemens on the Hill Pos.
SESSION gwen the 18Th day OF November
j. Il. HOLMES.
Oct. ii 81
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OLDlSIDG4 y DALfs UE
CD1.UN BEA.

For re'ioring aud be"ai,fyi"g he Hu.a.. Sur
ls valuable preparation frees The head from dandru.
strengthens the roots, impair. heah yig0r TO the
cucu'aon and prevents the HAIR ehanin The eudr
getting gray It causes the hair tn surf baautinlvxhc,
done up init night.
No iadss fei'et should ever b. made without It,
April % (9 wi2m
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PHDiir Sale al ~ c0iNNblc
TRACT DE sIAND.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the county court Of Bed
a ford, rendered at the September term, 1914, in the
cnse Of Poarcy &c. against Grass &c. the undefsgoed
commissioners appointed by the said decree. WILL ,lr
premises. on Wednesday, The 3Oth day Of October lSi4,
sell to The highest bidder, Mt public auction, that val
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English FOwIing Pieces.
FREE PAPERS LOSE.

FENIlE subscriber had his chest broken open Friday
Il night last at his boat, ON the river. at LynchJurg
and red offs contents, consisting OF small quantity Of
money. all OF his clothes, and his Free Papers Any
returning the Papers TO ne, leaving them at
j. Renwck's s. CO., shall be literally rewarded.
JAMES MERCHANT,
"A free man Of color.
Rockbridgc, Oct. a. 3l'
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NE w. GODDS.
$NdfiJe- Rags Lost.

Saddle Hogs Lost.
Y OST, between the Franklin Hotel and Pauetts
IL Tavern, pair of Saddle Bags, containing doz.
silver Spoons and sundy articles oil Clothing, belonging
Col. George lairsion. jr, Of Franklin county AAy
person finding and leaving them at my store, shall re
ceve reasonable compensation.
L. J. BURTON.
Oct IA 81
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VALUABLE MAIN STREET
Py.1plP1Su for SUgP,

WYE offer for sale the large b-ics Building opposite
w the Union Hotel. This buliling. al AN expense
of fifty hundred dollars, may be divided into two
tenemens, giving 10 the upper part, five on each
division, each with fire place, aud TO the lower two
business ieuemenrs, each witha cellar. There are
the lot excellent Kitchen, Smtke House and another
bnildinr, which may at trlog expense be converted
into a Kitchen.
If his property is no, sold privately before the I7th
Of October next ii Will be sold on that day at public
auction.
The large Wooden Building next below The above 10
offered in like manner.
SMITH s. BAGWFII
Sept. 10 WHO
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GUNS and Sporting Powder, London double and
" single barrel Guns Of finest quality, and single and
double Guns Of lowest qualities, and English and Amer
lean sporting Powder in lin cansies, all at redu-
cej prices. for sale at Howell DAVIES.
Sept 10 tsif
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TENNESSEE COTTON YAHNs.

w f. are in receipt Ola lot of Yarns from the Psiyne
- sa Factory, owned by Lynn, Wall K Co,
which we will sell liberal terms and a, reduced rates
We solicit Trial.
MCDANIEL s. Nice ORKI.E.
Sept 9 tsf
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Their stuck will be found to comprise full assert,
ment Of all the yarDus small teas needed, and they In
wife The attention ut Bnycs, with the fullest confidence
that they can supp every want IN their line.
New York. AugS 3mir
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to the sub
- scrlber, by A. B. Warwick. bearing date on the 2
OF October. Si3, and Of record in the clerks office of
the court OF Nelson counv 10 debt due To Pc
tiers s. Read we, either Of US, will proceed 10 sell for
cash. Monday, The 2sh day Of the present month,
which will be October county court, the property therein
named TO wit: Bob boy slave and Mary gIfl.
The title To which said property believe to be
good but will only convey to the purchaser pncha
sers, such as is vested in us by The deed aforesaid
WILSON PETERS, ~
CHARLES e. WINGFIELD, { "ses'
Oct Ia $3.50
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NEW DRY GOODS rOHE,
LOCKS AND HINGES.

4 VERY large supply of Locks, Hinges Bolts, and
IA binding Materials, OF almost every kind usually
purchased IN Harcare Stores ust received, for sale
cheap, by IL. Is. u w. A. RICHARDS.
Sent g tsif
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bIUN rs IND MINIS,
In every varlev Jr Genlleren Ladies', and Misses or
kd Of the most approved manufacture, Buck. Mnrino
Woollen, SILK, Lace, FlIe, Egyptian. India Rubber
&c.