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The Weekly register., 1844-06-01
THE STATE OF MESSISSIPPL

PON0LA COUNTY
Circuit Court, Novem6er Term, J843.
sophronia Stevens
Daniel Stevens.
NHlS day came the complainant, by
u. her attorney, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that the de-
frndant, Daniel Stevens resides out Of
the limits Of this state, so that the or
dinary process Of this court cannot be
served upon him; 1t is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made
in the Weekly Register; a newspaper
published in the town Of Ponola, in this
state; for the space Of three months; no
flying the said defendant Of the penden-
cy ofthis suit, and that, unless the said
defendant appear, on or before the next
term Of this court; to be holden for the
county Of Ponoia, at the courthouse in
the town Of Ponola, on the second Mon
day of May next; to plead, answer or
demur tc the biIIofcompiainant alore-
said, the several allegations will be ta-
ken for confessed, and the case tried up
on the charges stated in the Bill.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. c. CULBERSON, Clerk.
January 4th, 1914 42-13w
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.III53I53IR.PI DOIlI[AG} z
Ar CLINTON Miss.

EKTlLL commence the Fall and Winter ses-
w sion Of i've. months on 81 of ctnber next
IT, f,c,Itv consists Of Rev. AlsxanjeI Campbell
P,a,idant: Rev. Rabart Milan. Professor of Ma
rhsmatics and Natural Philosophy; Edward Pic
i.h. Professor Of ,naiant Languages U. w Mof-
fl, Principal Of thu Preparatory department.
: n.'on ,y;L:, PoylD1s II .oasjo 81 Go no
Cj,sst5r j,' l. and scie6tiis Division, Is, 90
/ Boardin. and room per month o,0o
Students are expected 10 1GrElS" I'5ii -"o'''
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Do 4 tTemen6ered,
That the tariff bill, commonly known
as the "Blll of Abominations," was pass
ed IN 1928, by the votes Of Martin Van
Buren,, James Buchanan, Thomas b.
Benton, Richard NJ. johnson, &c!
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That the same party, whilethey clam
or Tor principles, declare their willing
ness to support any sort OF politician
bearing the name of Democrat. " whether
the nominee be q ProcIamationist or a.
Nulllfier, Fariffite or Free-trader,
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BE II renemhercd

That the same party have declared
their readiness TO support James Buchan
an, who declared in public speech, on
the 4ih July 1919, that ''if he thought
he had any Democratic blood in his veins
he would let it OUT
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/. FENNIMORE COOPER, RICH'D
|H.DANA, VIM. CULLEN BR YANT
4 II. w. LONGFELLOW, CHARLES
/ If. HOFFMAN, II. c. GRATTAN.
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he u remenbere1.


That the same party, while profess
ing to be the especial champions Of
People. are always to be found on the
side Of power, and have uniformly sus.
tanned all the Vetoes upon the action of
The Peoples Representatives.!
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pegr eonfe,red public good"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-23

fo.Glgf9 AlITS,a very superior ar dc
hf aas3 HtI~htlL.
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FOR THE vIRGINiAh
LAST SONG OF THE SEASON.

old Harry Clay gentleman, and came from dacen peo-
II. ias raised hearts bol Dung and old high any
steeple.
:, vonth he was Mlers bow, but he mills the Loco,
N,,t month he'll raise mighty smoke ha,wil smother all
the Poiko's.
make lin strong and hearty
Has deserving all the praise he gets from evry and par
U
iva. from Kentk heard his voice, which frightened
all the Pole Cois,
And made them rau with tails upright with all the hun
cry place Rats
Which turned the Locos yer, Ie and will pre-, ent item
Iisin
Then success, &c.
Old Riche looked poor-and Van look ed thin and Blair
look'd mighty sea-sick,
And Poke smell, smoke-dnd Dsaste gallous which made
them all in the Cfal stick.
The music al Coons struck up the tune Of 1.-The Ro.ucs
March," in November,
But Harry will Danish these rarnints bold before
enter December
Then ccnss, &c.
Tec,nsey will weep midst his dark pledges OF love, and
- swamp all his grief in brandy,
While General Cass $50 much like Ass) from Paris will
put off the grandec:
And Benton Buchanan and cd Sas Wright will foot ii in
haste to Texas,
And rid this great land of wicked band the Devil had
Then success, &c.
Their i. not spot in this free land where the Iocooco
ty masters.
Where old Hal pat his fore f,b, down h, murdered them in
clusters;
Jack Tyler went flop, (sith Johnny and Boboy) slap
dash into the water,
And pok with Dallas put up Sal. River to save themselves
from Slaughter.
Then success. SC.
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IYNUalBUisG MARKET.

for The ,ceeh ending Saturday. October 18Th. lSit
iohaeeo-lnIs, shipping. 81 40 Ia III; manutac-
hrng 81 30 10 2.50 ,se. al 90 Ia 80; Leaf infcrnr
t(,o0 IN 80; common. 81 51to 81 niddug, 3 80
10 "; s"id 5000 TO 1000; fine manufacturing leaf
$40 telo.
fiorg.-sSSo to s.. 81 from wagons 81 to gu, Of
slore.
Uheai. Red 6l White Is cts. per hushel.
t''ata-Cofn 10 io 50 cents per bushel nom wagon;
% !" b9 cents im stare, Oats. sheaf 81 per hun
died. cleaned; from wagons % cen,s Rye, none in
market.
thrar and Grass Seeds Some sales Of Clover
Seed, al slore al s. VI old seed No crop yet IN
market.
Prorisiops-Bacor Is fran wagons 6, to 7 retail,
Beef 2.5o per hundred; Meal, 80 10 So per bush
ell fom wagon; from store. 6o To 62l cents
tojt,-St. Domingo. Il Ia s cents per b.; Rio. S
to ~ cents; lagnya 10 10 cents; Java 10 10 10 cts;
Cuba Z 10 T.
Coffee Bags--The demand continuing so far to ex
coed the supply lhe the enerprisng Yankees having a
vailed themselves Of the opportunity Tor speculation.
the consumers are now supplied with thai article OF
DRhss, ready made. ot the siiD and outstanding
material. We Therefore. quote decline in CorfAI
BAGS.
Brown. New Orleans s to 10 cents per H.;
Porto Rco Ito / ceus per 10; 81 Croix, 10 to II !
Gems per To-; Loaf. III to Il cents per Ii.
Candles lalIow, ~ 10 . cents per h., Sperm. 80
to 40 cents per h.; Hull sons Is To II cents per h.
Uhskeg.-Commun. rs to 30 cents per gallon. from
wagon, ,roa store. 50 10 80 Rected, 40 to 80
tron wagon; lrom store 80 to 90 cent.
Brandy. Apple, Is to 80 cents per gallon; Peach,
80 cents per gallon.
Cotton laIas.-Facory prices: Is cts. per ID. as
sorted.
hon.-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats, SIS from
Store. Pig. S25 per ton
Sieei.-Blislered, 81 to cents per h.. German, 10 To
10 cenis Shear 20 10 25 cents per h.; Cas-. Steel 20
to % cts. per ID.
Ln,seed Ou-75 TO- so cts Lamp. 81 90 to so
per gallon; Tanners, SIC 90 10 %, 90 per bbl.
Leataer.--Good Sole. Is to 20 cents per Ib Damag
ed Sole - to Is cents per ID.
Porder.- Blasting 81, 90 10 20 per keg Rifle, s..
80 10 600 per KEY
Uooi.--Wool. 20 10 ~ cents per h.; Wool Rolls. 81
Ia 45 cents per b..
Coai and u ooi -Buminons. % cents per hushel
Anthracite, s. 90 per Ton. Oak and mixed Wood s.
per rurl. Hickory III NOR card
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n C"pV-- ItsI',
ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk.
TlSIlST SALE,

4 CITING under the provisions OF deed of trust ex-
"a ecued by Dr. Hosel Davies, bearing date the
pod day OF May, s43 and of record in the Court Of Illus
lngs for the corporation Of Lyncbbug will sell, by
way of public auction, Tuesday the 3rd Of December
1874 at the Drug Store of said DAWES. in Lynchburg,
his entire Stock Of Goods, consisting of Drugs, Nled
cines of all kinds, Spices, Teas, Soaps. Perfumes, Oils
Pants, Varns Dye Stiff, Liquors Of all kinds, and of
The very best quality, such Brandy, Wine, &c &c.
Also, Guns, Pistols, Surgeons Instruments, Cigars,
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Brushes Sc, &c, together
with many other articles usually kept in Apolhecary
establishment The sale will bn continued from day to
day (Sundays exceped) until all The property is dspo-
sed of The attention of Merchants, Physicians and
others. is specially invited 10 the large stock ot Nled
aud other goods on hand aud which must necessar
y be sud.
Persons wishing to purchase or examine before the
day Of SALE have the opportunity of doing So as the
stock will be sold at retail until thai time.
Terms Of sale-Cash for all sums Of or under S2O;
six months credit on all sumsover go and under 500;
and Il mnnlhs credi, all sums over f50-he plrcha
each giving negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dprscd. DAVID e. SPENCE. Trust
Oct 81 wl3D
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aSEsEi Ak

Departed this life, on the morning of The oath inst 4.
nj o'clock, after an llluess OF sone months, VIII oh she
oue with thrisau iorude and resgHauon, Miss MAR
TIA Ann JOINS, daughter OF James and Elizabeth
Jones OF tns county, IN the 23d year vi hi age leaving
an aectouale father and mother, three troher and two
sisters, besides large circle al relations aud friends
ameni her uftrarate less. In Offering this humble tn
butte 10 her meUry, the writer feels thai language is to-
tally lnadqate to convey tslinat" al her high social
AID moral wo,ln. She presented ul he lew iustan-
III HE. where the iudgu and fet hugs the mind
aud the tart had dvluly harmon q d. and the ora
Of each strkingy interviewer. thai violence
and passion seetned fearful 10 invade them The cali
prac,i" '"hHs o her affections seemed never disturb
co ny TUE RUE s'"th,s VI Tue "o'' ne n,sl perfect
seli-eohald, ana Tue modest vel rich display of the
h"iier attributes ot woman, gave IN her characer
rharm looted.-ld"izrd by h'r parents, beloved by
hef brothers aud SISTERS and es'eenedb, all who had
t PIE assure 9" i'tf acquaintance, she was Tue being to
i9hi win gladmss he domestic circle, and 10 enlarge
he sPh re o' usefulness anu Peasufr--but alas she
Is 40 n"it Gould the KIND attentions ct her family
and heshboTs or ihe sh vi her attendant physicians
nave arrested htr disease, Consumption she would
no" he WIN us In Inc DEAN al THIS es'ina Die young
lauy society mas been deprived OF an ornament, winch
'e can ht"f MT Al one Time, The path ui human HE
was bright aud brilliant aud PROMISED many years of
nalphess ana 'eHcl's hn thc clouds 81 adversely soan
eaie around hPr' ana charged her earthly prospects
Although she "aS conned 10 her bed ur weeks previous
~ J u'a', s''. '''p 70 u''' n"'ui al
,,,, NO., s"I :" Nv sun,
$50 ~ 10, l ~ 'e''. '' c"e
, ',,, Ge'a"e 'o"'"ef'' s''e ''ne "'9e
~ VI "'u tor' ''to
',iI nI u.s., h,, "'s ~ wv "''o,' sue
Wv" vas "aa''' ""' "o' s1"' was
"'ip.. =" " .'o e',''S ""' sue o"ue a''eu
- - t,l =. 49,, A., ~ ~
i ' -, t s pl., ~ '1o '''' "'I" "','
' -" :, : ~ Nv 'ia, ~ won =" 'i a w
- w 49,, ,a :, ,,,, L =, - . 80 .a'S
,n, ,,,l,,o NJ ..'ra - "'e'' f'''
''I va w, ", u ~ =, NH, ,t.: =.
u. " P " ' ''' .''
'''"'' w. f,''' ny
-, al ms res'da3cr, III ''e county oil AmherNi' on
,''f o." III "lo' w oLLL' o. !" Tue '-a year OF
MS age. fni ihrre years preceding ms dean he mad
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FOR THE vIRGISIAN.
BARDACUE IN PIfrSYLYANlA.

Free Barbecue was given by the United Coons Of
LeaherwuoJ Sandy River aud Calland's, on Thursday
the 9th uit, 10 whh the citizens of both parties had
been invited The day unavura5le thrUugou aud
the dense masses Of clouds which in the mornlng
east Ihs hrlz N DOUBTLESS prevented the attendance Of
very many whD would gladly have participated IN the
festivities If the day Yet the assemolage large *
highly respectable one, graced by The presence of many
ladies'. wn evnced, by their determination witness the
exercises 10 their c,sc the spirit that anniaies The
Wing mothers and daughters Of HE land. AT early
hour the two Clubs of Pliisyvsus poured in full ince
from ihrir respective homes. recruited continually by
groups from franklin and the surrounding country About
eleven o'clock the notes Of martial music heard
The direction fhe Henry rsd and large and hi, hy
respectable delegation from Lrslherwo ID preceded hS
Amalenr Band advanced in military array under the
Command Of Capl. R,b liankns The prolonged and
enthusiastic cheers with which they crested show
ed how cordially thst gallant hand of Wings nel
coined by their brethren Of Pilsylyania Ga their arri.
valDr b. Egan called the Clubs to order, and after
appropriate and handsome com pimen, IN the Wings Of
Henry. nominated in termsnf suitable commentator
old and long tried Wing, Col Joseph Martin OF Green
w0od as proper person preside the united Clubs
which nomination received the cordial assent ut the as
senbled multitude. Co.. Martin briefly expressed his
sr,e VI 'ne honor Conferred On HIN, and Introduced
mos Sanhope Fiournuy Of Halifax, who at took
uP gea, issues OF the. day speech of gre, cngen
ey and power delighted his audience. and think
enlightened IT not convinced many honest Democrats.
VIM i'stenet mst aeniiv-ty his orcble array facts
ana illustrations After Mr. +. had cused with most
oeau'n and affecting perora,on. all repaired Ia the veil
tho a, o' H. Whete me fch oispay " sah's a"a
.vsn mainly VI '''e a''''''.fo scene 'h"s' nave Fu,
been ,'. III good n"mof. ''f 81 9frs he,s" mad
,y ,,,no 'e uay ne'"'s' ana beautiful "ag 81 u'ds ,
mo'"s. Mhich from the daiupn.ss OF he morning tad
nj. "a !" us s'ah' al o'i' moment uni"riea lis an
Uuio gave -" "'e ''e'Ae 'e o'a"'''''' e"s2" 81 Tue
Afr- .;n,o. I,r c,,c,.
dced adj y, '.nes Johnson u De nora was MIRO
n,ye' uJns,r, ., .'''"es s''s' QUO s'-u w.
slate of n,r,;es ,, ,l sh,,,'., ~ ~ ,,r -
s,.es aId the shifting position OF our democrat.
of Who n,,r, an r ~ CO a a', e''o
presented them ia, j. ,h, ;Is, ~ -,
skd phalanx If h;s ba,rers ,a,,a,ad h
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#. t.rfA' and Staple
81 Il "a Ii % - ID >
WILLIAMS, R.i.N'hLN &. PEENLM1N
No. 90 WILLIAM STREET,

No. b3 WILLIAM STREET,
CORNER OF CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
EA'OULD call the attention Of Merchants visiting
W New York Tor their Fall supplies, to their extern
siye assortment OF entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock which comprises full and ge-
era variety Ut Staple and Fancy SILK Goods, they have
been nakng large additions OF ENTIRELY NEW
LES, expressly adapted 10 The season.
From The iactes Which they possess IN the purchase
o Go'ds at the very lowest prcesther unvaiied aud
very extensive assortiaenlthey feel assured that it will
be III Their power To oer extraordinary Inducements Ia
purchasers who desire aud deserve buy the very
best terms, aud they are determined 10 spare no pains
Ia make II nf the interest OF such make or selections
from their stock. Ia
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles. in Rich Printed
a>ln re b'tcosse OF latest Paris patefns liesans,
Grape DE LANES. Mus in De LANES Of PARIS styles,
never before offered
Apaccas, Bonbazines, Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced
olLAS-Caneleon Broc,de Silks; Cameleon Brooch
Striped Silks; PLAN and Satin Striped llee nlenes,
Black and Blue Black S,lm Striped and 3rDcide lignr
ed Silks Satln Striped Gros CRANES; Black and Blue
Black Gros de SWISS Italian ias rugs; Gios lie Rhel as
G'os d'Arqnes lIlack and Blue Black Salns Plain aud
Figured Saiins. Also
MlLLlN cry GOODS in great variety, camprl-
sing Bonnet Silks and SAtns Of entirely styles. Bon
Bonnet Neves, plain coI,rs. black and blue black, CUR
ed, shaded, paid cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap Laces in great variety, Of new aud elegant pat
terms; Trimming Laces and Lace Edgngs, black and
white; Silk. Lisle, Gni2ure Mechlin, Brussels, sc.
Thread Laces and EdgInss, French, German and
English.
SHAWI.S
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Square Shawls,
Thlbet Muslin dc Laine, kabye, Plaid, Woolien, Netl,
&c. &c
SILK SIIAWLS-Dark CaneleOn, Satin Striped,
figured, &c.
GLOVES AND MiTTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen. Ladies', and Misses. Of
Kid oi The approved manufacture, Buck, hernn,
Wcoleu, Silk, Lace, Flel, Egyptian, India Rubber;
Sc.
Their stuck will be found comprise full assort-
of all the yarIus small lie rs needed, aud they IN
vle the attention OF Buyers, with the fullest conde nee
tina, they can supp yevery want IN their hne.
New York, AngS 5mh
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.y.EGRDE% FOR S.7LE.

SIX MONTHS CNEIUT.
WILL BE SOLD at Campbell court house, the
w 10Th day OF November next, (being court day On
a credit Of SIX months very valuable family oi Ne
groes A woman about 81 years old, with three chill
dren two boys and Girl, very likely young wopa",
and old woman. being the dover negroes Of Mrs.
Be,sey NJ Carter decd. LEGArEES.
Nov. A tl2No
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NJ lsRlA(.E.s,

Married. ON Thursday evening the Sis, ul, by the
Rev Brnjanin H. Dawson, Mr. LEWIS r. BusroRp
10 Miss SARAH, daughter 81 MI. join Taylor, all VI
Amherst.
-, on "Wednesday evening. the 3Oih ult by the
Rev Nm. II. kmkle. the Rev. Dawn CALDWELL.
Rector OF West Russe Parish Liberty. Bedford county
10 FANNY ", ,hrd daughter OF Capt. Nn. NJ. Waller
ui Amherst.
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CHINA. GLASS Il EAfsTllsiN
WARE STORE.

OPPOSITE Mr.. JOHN HoLIiNs, MAIN STREET,
LYScHBURG.
fNIIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale very hand
i some assortment of the above articles, of entirely
new patterns aud ofthe best quality, consisting in part Of
Blue Marine futed,
White Granite auted and plain. Dinner setls,
Green Chinera,
Flown Blue Ca new arlicle.) . 49, ,,.;o,
White Granite. &c.
French Gold Band China
English white g Tea sets Of 32. A,
% raised figure So or more pieces.
(" fine snamelled -
Plates. Dishes, Pitchers &c. of fine or common
Lard Lamps. Looking Glasses. Galleries. Glass PIE
serves Plumbers, Wines &C.. complete assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
Z. RICHARDS.
Oct. "a ist
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CSC ACRES.
POCKET BOOK LOST.

OSI, on Saturday last, between the store of Messrs
IL Roberts & Lee aud tho Market House, a small
Pocket Wallet containing one bundled and thirteen dol
lars, about half of it believed 10 be In North Carolina
money The notes cams, be particularly described but
is reco ected that Of them exceeded $50, and
there was one 81 note. There bond in the book
from George v Motley endorsed by John Osborne and
Mr. Sloath, for 81 49, with credits heback and
perhaps same other bonds, but this tho only which
is particularly recollerted. There a number Of
other papers in the book which be accurately
Described
Twenty dollars reward will be given for the return of
the poke, -bouk and contents IN Messrs. Bryant &
Young of Lynchbug, or To myself. residing Ma
rysville, in Campbell county
BENJAMIN UPTON.
Nov u
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nn. HARTLEY, from London, has long been
IL accustomed to prescribe for pa'len's with diseases
Of private nature. lie has enjoyed extended oppnrlu
mites of studying and investigating the various morbid
tissues uhch the class Of maads alluded 10,
and has obtained thorough practical, well AS the
oe,lcal know ledge. OF thus branch Of the profession.
The pathology Of these disorders presents the same
infinite variety in detail, find variety Of form and
features IN regard the human connenance; this beng
the case, how inconsistent are the assertions 81 those
who proclaim remedy capable II curing all diseases
cannot all the lurus oi even one disease how ut
tery hopeless, then is with those who 90 on from
month To month, taking remedies ESQ called) because
fosoo,h their propretrs have asserted they will cure
every body. Alas these wonderful never take
place except in the newspapers. Ii is not intended 10
decry all advertised medicines; ON the contrary. many
Of them very good for certain stages, or pehaps Tor
certain symptoms; but 10 diseases successfully, n
distinction must be made between the disease Itself and
the symptoms which Indicate the existence locality
of the disease and remedies must BIZ employed and varied
from lime 10 time, as circumsances may require.
Office duor below the Exchange Holel-adjoln
ing trinity Church. Richmond, Va. Hours of a'en
dance, from A. NJ. I'LL 10 z. NJ. No communications
received unless post paid.
Richmond. Oct Ia tsf
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Negroes for sale.

NEGROES For Sale.
10Y virtue OF deed OF executed the subscri-
- her ON the 2oih day of May, 1914, by Abraham
B. Warwick winch deed is Of record in the clerks of
Fl ce Of Nelson county, will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. at the gate OF The court house square, in Nell
cauoty, Monday the 10Th day Of November. the
following Slaves, To wit; Edmund young man, and
Bob boy 10 satisfy a debt due from said Warwick
to Staples Tyler & Go. Although the ttle is believed
be unqutstIr acting trustee will only
vey such title as is vested in me as trustee.
ALEX. FITZPATRICK, Trust.
Nav t25N
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Administrators sale.

TWILL BE. SOLD to the highest bidder, on
w Thursday the 2Sh November, 1874, OF fair,
il not the fair day thereater,) credit Of IL
months tor all sums Of S. and over, and for all sums
der cash will he required,
. .iIs tie Personal Property
beouping 10 the estate of the late William Mitchell.
ut the county of Amherst. consisting Of The following
property: All the crop OF Corn, Oals Fodder and To-
bacco the stuck Of Horses. Cattle. Hogs and Sheep
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils.
Sc &C.; two NEGRO MEN, WOMAN AND
CHILD youn. aud likely, aud an old Woman.
Sale will coinmeEce at o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN GARDEN. Administrator
of " liam Mitchell, dec.
PS. All persons having claims against The forcaoing
estate viii pacse present them before the day 4" sale;
and all those indebted requested 10 make payment
before that day as further Indulgence cannot be given
JOHN GARDEN,
Adn'r CIV. NJ.
Noy.4 H2sE
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NAlLL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on Fri
w day. the 9Th dav Of November. all cfmy
Crop Stock, and Plantation 1coois and Household
aud Kitchen Furniture.
have two yoke Of excellent Oxen. well broke. about
80 barrels Of corn and large lot OF Oas and Fodder.
have a family of NEGROES TO sell, belonging to
the estate Of H. l.. Dawson. dec; Woman and three
children The negroes will he sud for cash. Six months
credit will be given fur all sums over s..
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS, Adnr
Nov It
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Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps. &C.

lust RECEIVED. al the New Cash Store. ono
- door below IL. b. s. W. A. R,ehards's Hardware
Store, The must splendid assortment Of
Bools. Shoes. Hats. Gaps. Trunks Cdlf, skins.
Saoc Thread Sc.
offered in this market belre and at prices that
not fail to please CALVIN THOMPSON.
n b. A large lot Of Negro hes, al all sizes and
qualities, Of home manufacture, for sale very low.
C. +.
Oct % tsif
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taken up io the court Of arTtas.
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Ens.isI, Towsing Pieces.

vATE have received me ease ut suferiur DOUBLE
w BARREL FONLlNG PIECES, of extra in-
s, fine wire twist, patent touch. pat,na ven, holes, per
cussion locks with steel action They uf recent i'm
portation the real .Smn Pure" aud nlistake-tor
sale low To close. MCDANIEL. x McC0hkl.E.
Oct. Id lslf
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Oct. 2s
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E-E THE large and convsnieat Brick Ten
G9IIHM emeni, E,raeriy owned and occupied by
&&niii4 Nh. l.. Il. Johnson rs TAVERN
6Mstr4saE.as3 HOUSE, and AT present tenasted by
apt Salnnei Smhson. situated on the Lynrhburg and
Saien, Turnpike. mie southwest Of I.ynehenrg rhs
main building CONTAINS Il n,oms, we'll fuad up Tha
contiguous buildings beongug thereto admirably
ranged for comEfi and convenience This property has
attached Ia uf gsd Land. portion very
productive madow, and sprung Of excellent wafeI
good The rent viii he made satisfirtsy Pc
session given Isl January. 1915, Apply s Msfw
r. d. Bailcr.
Sept ikf