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A CARD.

The subscriber, through The means OF Messrs. W. &
y. VI. GORDON, indI himself able III cff-r IL his old
friends and acquanances in the country his best alien
ton to their interest In the sale Of produce particularly
OF Tobacco, To which his attention has been devoted
for the last twenty-five years, part of which time he
has been manufacturer, semrr and sripper, aud hr
asks to be remembered in the distribution of their
favors. II. b. MONTAGUE.
Nat oil
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NOTICE.

Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the late John
ID W. Lewis and Benjamin Lewis, as Trustees, ny
Peyton X. Burwel Of the county OF Mtcklenbnrg Tor
the purpose of securing the payment Of bond due 10
blair Burwell, which deed is recorded in the Clerk 8
Office of the County Court of Meckienburs, bearing
date the second day Of September, eighteen hundred
aud twenty -four, the subscriber, surviving Trustee,
WILL ut charlottesville. in the county of Mecklenburg
on the eighth day Of Decrnber next, at 10 o'clock II
fair il not the fair day thereafter, Sunday except
ed offer for SALE public auction, TO the highest bid
der for ready money much Of the following mention
ed property conveyed In the aforesaid deed, as may he
necessary TO satisfy the debt due TO Blair Burwe
and costs and charges OF executing this rust-to wit =
Tract Of Land lying in The county OF Mecklenbure,
containing five hundred aud fifty -four acres, and bound
ed by the lands nf the Estate Of Henry n. Burwe de-
ceased on the North the Estate Of George Bnee, de-
ceased on the East and Robert Scott the South and
West being the tract Of land on which The SAID
Peyton r. Burwell now resides.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
Of men, women and children, sc &c.
The subscriber, Trustee, will convey TO the pur
chaser or purchasers such title only Is vested in
him by the aforesaid deed.
Oct. 3-cw3m BENJ LEWIS, trustee
LEGATEE'S SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder for cash. % like
w by Negroes, consisting of Men, Women and Chill
dren, many OF them likely young Boys and Girls, the
property Of the late Abram Eades deceased Sale to
take place at Warren. Albemare county, frginia, on
MONDAY, 22d December next, without reserve.
JOHN MORRIS,
Nov. l4-wtds Agent for the Legaiees.
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FLUvANNA LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by William
40 Pannill 10 Daniel Turner and Archibald Byice. on
day of April 1887 and duly recorded in the Clerk
Office of Fuvabna county, we, or one OF us shall on
Monday the first day of December next proceed TO sell
publicly the premises for cash. the tract of land con-
veyed in said deed, called LIE Pasleur estimated TO con-
tain $40 acres, much will pay the amount de-
creed by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Fluvanna county, to be due upon said land.
al its last September term. If the weather should be
unavorable will postpone The sale until The mex,
fair day The title TO said land IL believed TO be good
butt selling as trustees, we will convey only such title
As ~ vested in us.
DANIEL Turner, Trustees.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE,
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TO EDMUND C. GOODWIN, RICHARl
Gapl ND a MD I1PA lIS WINE

mo EDMUND c. GOODWIN, RICHARD
i GARLAND AND LAURA HIS WIFE
Please 10 take notice, that on Tuesday, The 23t
of December next, nj Bowles' Tavern al Hanover
C. H., Va, between The hours ofl0 p. NJ. and 3 P
Nj, We shall proceed 10 take the deposition o. ChaS
Thompson, Jr, 10 be read in evidence in cerla in
suit now pending in the Circuit Superior Cour
Of Law and Chancery for Louisa county, in
which Lavinia C. Smith, Lucy B. Graves, Chas
G. Smith, VIM. O. Smith, Robert c. Berkeley
and Catherine his wife, Richard Garland anc
Laura his wife, Lucian Minor, both as agent o
The aforementioned parties, and as administrator
de bonis non OF Nathaniel A. Smith, Gee, JOSEPH
X Pendleton and VIM. Pendleton, executors o
Frederick Harris, deceased, Charles Thompson
Jr, Nathaniel Thompson John NJ. Ferguson
Sergeant Of The city Of Richmond, Edmund C.
Goodwin, Charles P. Goodal John Cosby, Os
we'll McGhee, Edmund Fontane, JAS Fonlaine
and VIM. Nelson are defendants, and we are
compliments: And if the taking Of the said de-
position shall not be completed on the day atore
said, the taking Of the same will be continued
from time to time until completed.
Charles J. Thompson, Philip M. Thompson
George G. Thompson, WIN. NJ. Thompson, Ju
liza Thompson, and Isabella J. Sully, by her mex
friend and trustee, Philip NJ. Thompson.
BvP. v. DANIEL. JR., their Counsel.
Nov. III, lS13-W4w
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.
TT is calculated, that with kaledosc pc con
i tanning twenty bits Of glass-makins ten chan.
ges in minule-it would take 362 $50, S90, SIS
years and 26O days 10 60 through all the combna
lions il is capable of producing ac-
corlng to our Trail notions oflhings TO an eternity
Imagine then the infinite variety OF combinations
and changes thai science might produce with We.
getable juices and extracts. In Sands Sarsapa.
rilla we have one of the happiest instances o.
what chemistry has already accomplished in this
particular Kings Evil scrofula and many kin.
reddiseases, long supposed incurable, give way
before the antiseplic and tonic qualities OF hi,
preparation For all ulcerous or eruplive diseases
i, may be given to the infant as well as 10 The
adult
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
OF its superior value and efficacy see pamphlets
which may be obtained of The Proprielors and
their agents gratis.
nJ- Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL and 70,
expectation, by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemis,s, Granite Buildings No 10 Broadway, corner
of Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by ALEX
AMBER DUVAL & CO., Agents, Main street, Rich
mond, Va. Price-Sl per bottle, six bottles for S.
Nov 10
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

~ noSLhNifh 4 49,.
WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly Of this state by the resignation OF Ebe
nezer M Hepburn the delegate elect for the county of
Lunenburg: The sheriff Of the said county is therefore,
required hold an election on The second MONDAY IN
December next within said county, for delegate to fill
the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
sEAL this twenty first day of November. in The year
ls45. "a; McDo"ELL.
N,vo S-rfd
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George w. Hopkins, Esq, member Of Con-
gress from the Abingdon District, reached Rich
mond on Tuesday evening, en- route TO Wash
ngton-where we see Thomas Fl. Bayly, ESQ.,,
"ihe member from Accomac," has also arrived.
Robert A. Thompson, Esq, member Of The
Stale Senate from Kanawha, reached Richmond
on Tuesday night. We have heard Of no other
members Of the Legislature having arrived.
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II The Hon. George McDuffie, Senator in
Congress, from this State, arrived in this city yes
lerday, on his way 10 Washington. We under
stand be has taken lodgings at Jones Hotel.
lChayleslon Nc,rs Mr. Of
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TTORNEY AT L W.
= " GOODE s. Il. X. CORNlCk

(fo,msrlyof Virginia, mar Of 81. Inns, nhSoa,a,J
E,ytt attend promptly 10 any professional business
w any where in the Stale Of Missouri, provided the
.m,,nt be live hundred dollars or more.
~ washington Union will please copy until forbid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-28

ERENCH CLOTHS and Cassimeres of all
L grades, for sale low. D. II. LONDON.
Nov. IL
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he United States Of America,
against I Libellants.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Eastern District Of Virginia. November 18Th,
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Aug. Of No. ~. West Main street.
mo EDMUND c. GOODWIN, RICHARD
i GARLAND AND LAURA HIS WIFE.
Please to take notice, that on Tuesday the
23d Of December next, al Bowles Tavern, at
Hanover Court House, Va, between the hours
of 10 A. Nj. and 8 P. NJ, We shall proceed 10
take the deposition de bene cs@ of Charles Thomp-
son, IT., TO be read in evidence and 10 be perpeu-
ated in certain suit now depending in The Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery OF
Louisa county, in which Lavinia c. Smith, Lucy
B. Graves, Charles c. Smith, VIM. 0. Smith,
Robert c. Berkeley and Calharine his wife, Rich
ard Garland and Laura his vile, Lucian Minor,
both as agent of the aforementioned parties and
as administrator de boniS non OF Nathaniel a.
Smith, decd; Joseph X. Pendleton and VIM.
Pendelon, executors Of Frederick Harris, decd;
Charles Thompson, jr., Nathaniel Thompson,
Edmund c. Goodwin, Charles p. Goodall, John
Cosby, Oswel McGhee, Edmund Fontaine, Jas.
Fontaine and William Nelson are defendants,
and in which we are compliments; which suit is
brought TO perpeluate the testimony of the said
Charles Thompson, jr., in relation 10 certain
claim Of the complainants as heirs, representa-
,ves and distributes Of VIM Mitchell, deed,
and Of Garland Thompson, decd, against The es-
tate Of the said Nathaniel A. Smith, decd, and
against his heirs representatives and distributes
and against those Of his Executor, upon certain
lost bond executed BY the said Smith and others
to the said VIM. Mitchell: And, if the taking Of
the said deposition shall not be conn., leted on the
day aforceaid, the taking of The same will be
continued from time TO time, until i, .hai he
completed.
John M. Ferguson, Sergeant Of The City Of
Richmond; Charles J. Thompson, Philip Nj.
Thompson, William NJ. Thompson, George G.
Thompson, Julia Thompson, and Isabella J. Sui
", by Philip M. Thompson, her next friend and
trustee.
BY P. v. DANIEL, JR., their Counsel.
November 22d lS45.-W4w
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China Hail.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AMI
EARTHENWARE.

FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE.
DY the ships Montezuma and Adirondack, via New
ID York AM, the Virginia, ut City Point, from Liver
pool the subscriber received the larger portion Of his
fall supplies aud by The ship Ilarkaway from Liverpool,
daily expected City Point he will receive the lraiIi
der vi his stock Of China aud Earlhenware, direct from
the nuactories consisting Of shapes aud patterns
By the regular buckets from Boston he is In receipt of
his supplies OF Glass from the nniactories, and Is
pared offer very large and desirable assortment of
superior Goods in hIs line.
Country Merchants and all others particularly in
vitrd examine his goods and prices strong induce
punctua customers.
very large assortment Of Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Stone Ware, &C., &c, or hand.
HUGH a. WATT.
Aup Of No West Main street.
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T a w NOTICE

TO THE PUBLIC.
HEREBY proclaim, that MIR. John P. Hawkins, Of
i Farnvie, Prince Edward county, Va, IS no longer
nv Agent or Attorney for the transaction or negotiation
RICHARD +. MILLER.
E,rmrilie Va Oct. 10. Ia45-cSW
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IMPORTANT TO THE VIRGINIA FARMERS.
day nights Union says:-"A commercial letter
from New York 10 a gentleman in this city, of
Saturday last, states, that on the previous day,
Indian corn brought 50 cents per bushel; but that
on Saturday there was further improvement in
The feeling in favor or higher prices; and that hav.
ing just disested his private letters from Europe,
the writer felt disposed TO believe corn might go
up to 80 cens-Perhaps to dollar-in the next
80 days
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LONDON, WILIINGIIAM s. DREWRY.
Gent 9-cAdtf
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SALE OF SLAVES.
IN MONDAY, the LIST day of December, lsi5, f fair,
" if not the next fair day. shall expose TO sale, for
cash. al the Court house of spotsylvania county, that
being Court day, TEN SLAVES, consisting OF one
Man, Boys, Girls, Women and Children, most OF whom
are very likely. y: l.. CHEW NM,
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y u TIE viRoIxiAN.

"a THE viaoISiAx.
shorI time s'nce INDUCED The sauauine hope ,hs,
Something would be dne speedily. usetny and pr6ts-
bly, donc-in the way Of Internal improvements Hut
noN there are so maoy schemes conceived and bronht
l"h each exciting expectations, aud leading IN such
divisions aud contentious anong the friends II mpfuve.
mems. that hegin To tear that nphng nseul will no
dune The schrme ii The latest bnh 10 thai Of Nail.
h,sd lfam klchuond. by the way ot Saunnn, 10 Guy.
audo,r. IL would be- arrange passin, siran,r-it tho
e1isla should. after having refused III. RIO hts VI
way Ia Banttr. nav agree 10 make n rad h,r that
city --shanden work already completed Tor ubon IS
miles On The direct rute aud through The heart of this
Sla'eM coat nfsx IL m,Imn uf dllars, & max.
way 10 divert The Western aud South Western trsas
aud navel from this tutc. and carry II ino another
Saul Such fully and suicidal palle, can never meet
the appreciation oi the people nor receive the r,uu,r-
nance ot The Legislature. sm SURF.
II ~ ,hought by many, that Buchanan lies tn, far
North, unless the improvement above lynchhuru be but
ta'l way instead III canal II ia nav admitted bv
all. (,he President oi the Janes River 4 Kanawhs
Company and ihr Richmond times expected J that an
error was committed ~ the rncn If the canal In.
stead ot a rail way from Richmond Ia Iyucbburp -
Nhy then, persist ~ errorf u u wang Ia make
ITO I,ynehbnrg. Il Would cersin be wrong 10 carry
/, lul farther change there is Ia he nj some point
that IL certain. The SINNER that change is made for
The mots approved, popular md profitable encnt
the better "r Nuahlnl she wishes 10 serute the spuh.
western trade; which. III my ophion, will he the INST
profitable Trade aha ever can expect To gel by any i'm
provrtnent she make. Let us hnk mure nj h,me
and provide first ior our people instead Of graspnu
al the trade of The great West which il appears Il,
me We never ran get I" any extent sutlit lent Justify
me OUTLAWS by any kind of Improvements; nature and
an avn9 provided her with ample highways To the
largest aud best OF markets, whilst n laipe nrnn Of
our own Safe, aboundng In mineral and vepi sbla mr.
dicons. scarcely has onlle market either naiu.
RAJ or artificial Let ns hrsi, then. prov de means
develop and h hrng into regn,lin The arr
amy n"ur avn State; and then will be time enough
I,tuk Ia, he Fral N.sI
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: =. - - - -
VOL. IxSV:-.yO. RS.

"y"''' NOR iof my present generation of men, Every
""e"' devote 10 the suljrei Sacrifices IN my pssi
Every rr'uclplc recon mend would il carried i,p A.
ee'' operate against my prcunary interest, If uns of
NY pfh.ssn ran be said 10 have any such ini.rs, At
stake ash II ipr Those who are now entering, and vet
u" r"rr "p"n 'he scene oI scilun and In assume The
rrns uf sell guyrrnmeut--And whi- can Law hand I'm
the stub Of ren. gain alniltance Ia The columns Of
rsec'ahr public journal my successors in life shall
moi nave cause To point I" my grave. and .ay. .hrre
lie, man WIN might have said or done so,ashiax to
tmin
Any further commu ncsons. on I'll subject address
I'd Ia me IN aspfl 81 csndor will receive all the alien.
lion an able 10 give ihsm. Those Of contrary char.
sc'ef II there should be nny such, will pas. nnnred.
BEDFORD, elias J. MlNTER.
Diskinson's Siors
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<sE.SERIs,sssi&
F q r ~ II W Ct S r Q n Z
.ETHk,s street LNlSCA59grS, va.

U,IiE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving thtr sup
L plies # Fall and " inter Goods, comprising almost
every article Of Genllenen'S Wearing Apparel which
were manufactured IN New York expressly for this
ket-among which may be found black. blne green,
brown and olive Dress and Fruc Coats black, green,
grey and mixed Petoes and Over Cuas; and circle
Claks; silk velvet satin. barlhea, bombazne, "oolen
velyet, Cashmere and MeIlno Vests, English, French
and American cashmere Pants Youths Frock and Over
Goats. Vests and Pants linen aud cotton Shirts, Col
lars, Bosoms. and Night Shirts silk. lambs woo and
mixed and white merlno, Pet cotton and Jeans Drawers
Barlhea and Italian silk Cravats Scars, Stocks, Ties,
Cravat SnHeners llandefchiets, Gloves. Suspenders
Suspender Ends Hosiery, Money Belts, Night Caps,
Walking Canes, Umbrellas, SC.
ALSO, full assortment Of French, English and A.
merican Cloihs, Cassneres and Nesngs which we
will manufacture order in most fashionable aad work
mani Ike
All garments warranted 10 fit perfectly, no sale.
Those wishing 10 furnish Their own cloths VIII du
well To give call, pains viii be spared IN the
execution of work. Terms. CASH.
WATERllOUSE, VIII ffEMORE & co.
Oct I3 3n
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POstpOnenlcnt.

ne sae 81 'he above property has been postponed to
he i3h ol December 1915 when il i'll fsiuly ,aL
pace; and wiz commence in Buchanan on that day, and
s"Iu"utd rom day 10 day I'll all the property adver-
llsrd shall be sold. Persons visbing +, eyan;.,. ~
hr property before the day of sale can have an
Mount JOY TtlOS Su.NKS > at
4, WM. w. BOYD, 5 ifuS'ees'
| W Inc poslpohement of the sale of the Mount joy
The Tract Of Land of $3.50 acres, and Tract Vi
'e'es. ana other property advertised to the
10Th day Of December. s15. is made wiih nv can.enl.
'pprobaon IouN Al HAUVEv
Nuv27 ,t5n
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Commissioners Sale.

EeY virtue of decree OF the circuit superior court Of
~ law aud chancery fr Campbell county. pronorn.
ced on the l4h day OF October SIS, in suit wherein
John johns and VIM Fuftush executors Of Rchurnd
slathan, are plaintiffs, aud hunas L. Porrwond and
Mary Portwo d and others defendants. The under.
signed as rontuIssuner wnl GA Monday the 2lh day
If January neat that being court day before the front
door Campbell huUse, sell 10 the highest bidder
for really money The said Thomas L. Porwood's sixth
interest IN The twelve negroes mentioned said decree
after his mothers death.
NJ. b. NONL;N Cnm'r
Nov. 81 lm
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GY.K'SEy"S! GY.PSEy.S.!
n R u y n Il Z, So SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ES1.1TE.
Ok Man Srnrrr.

w MAIN STREET.
DY Viune OF Deed oi Trust, execuird to III. Sub.
IL scribers by " illlams n Vclur, bearnu date the
2oh day ii January. 1912, and duly admitted II 70.
cord in Inc uf'r vi the llusngs Curt fm the corpe-
ration ii Lynrhbu'gi we shall proceed. (havng been
requested 10 ~, by the parties INTERESTED N the said
deed) On Saturday The 20ih day OF December next. IL
sell Al public auc,o npon the premises, the hghsst
bidder On creji of six. twelve aud eighteen nan,h
certain LOT OF GROUND, wi,h lis appearances,
SITUATED On Main Street, opposite Nichols < Bell and
now occored by Jrhu Williams. surviving partner 1T
The ale firm ii Williams 4 Victor, as a Jewpllef'.
Store This pnp-rty Is situated n central and busi.
ness pNti ut ue h'wR, and desirable stand fr any
business.
The property will he sold IN credit Of G. IL and 10
'nons. the purchaser 10 execute negotiable nnes sa,ls-
iaciny endorsed, and the title 10 the properly retained
nnlil The purchase ioney is paid.
The tile 10 The at,ve properly believed In be good.
hut acting as lrushes. We shall convey such only ~ 10
vested IN US BY The said deed Of Trust
JOHN NJ OTEY. 49,.
A. TOMPKINS. s i'S''e''
Nov. II ,2OD
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FEE CREsa>E.E. EEePelss..
Fe O.PK DE ~ y
E0sr .e0f5ce.

4 lindsay NJ. SHUMAkER, having located him
sell at Franklin Court House will prac,lc, in the
Superior and Interior Of Law and Chanecry IN
the counties OF Bedorl and Franklin. Any business
entrusted to his shall receive prompt aud speedy al
tenlon.
And he takes this method Of referring by permission,
10 the following gentlemen.
Mes-rs. johnson s Burks Nessrs Noisy Speed,
lloll & Slrpoc. - Daniel \ DAVIS
WIN. J.. Gopgin, " J. & c. T. VIII.
Pleasant Preston, Lynchburg.
Bedford
Oct 81 I'm
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Public Sale or Lots.

Nv ILL he sold at auction. he second day Of D..
W cember, At II o'clock the premises. the fol.
lowing l.os in lyorhburg. h-nnglng 10 the MUrU-
Al ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA, viz !:
FOUR HALF ACRE LOTS,
ambiguous Ia The residence IT Augustine ritwich. num-
eed sol. $685. 32l, and 323;-one half acre Lot. IN
5,h Street. numbered 49, bali acre Luis on IL nch
rrrt. sdlnma the luis Ut Henry Davis. and two other
all n,s Diamond Till. Terms, ono four,h of
Ne purchase money payable in cash. The balances in
ar~e equal payments. IN credit of six, Twelve aud
ighiren munIhs. Negotiable notes. and deeds Of trust,
sill b. required On the deferred pay ,nen,s.
Nv srder # the Society.
,.ls 10 he canduc,s3 BY }. r. D. Payne. Aucons~,.
Hbv 20 I'D
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james Fitzgerald. administrator Of Hwrey Fitzgerald
deed Norman Staples. late Sheriff Of Patrick. aud
such administrator de Lonis non ,cit The miH an,
nfred 4f Eiphas Shelton dec'd Huison Shelton,
Hannoh Shelton, Herbert Shelton and Salty his ,cije,
james Shelton, Lemi, Shelton, kisnh Shelton. Tho
mas Shelton. PhHippino Sharp, Frederick Gilbert
and J.ne lie rite Samuel Gilbert and Lucy his pife,
HIM n. Sandctw and Nancy his ,rite. Frankly
Sharp, Mark Phsiers and Lariaia his mife, james
.\o,riia and Nancy las mye, Spencer .No,rin and
Elisabeth has ,c,ts. Francis .No,cta, James N Smith,
er'or. Of James VI Redd decd. .ibram Staples and
john jones
NOU vi lake notice that the county court Of Pat
a rick, al its March term. in the year lS45, made
decree in the OF Ephas Shellons e,or against the
heirs OF Elphas Shelton deed. therein depending,
requiring the undersigned, commissioner 10 state, set
tie and report to cnuf OF the said Harvey Fiiz
gprsld's administration OF the estate o Erhas Shelton
decd together with account showing the dslfbuve
shares OF all the heirs of Ephas Shellon decd well
in the hch 10 the hands Of the SAID Harvey
Fitzgerald, eX'ur. OF Fhrhas Shrlon deed, in the
monies arising from sale OF he lands of EphaS Shell
ton deed made in order Distribution; and you will
further lake notice, thai have appointed the 10Th day
vi December oext. as the lime when ! shall commence
he accounts aresad, " hch day at 10 o'clnck 4. NJ.
requested 10 attend al office al Patrick Court
House. prepared 10 attend 10 the settlement of the ac-
count. and 10 your nieres, in Ephas Sheun's estate.
JOHN II. BILLIARD. Conner.
Nov. 81 I'm
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MONEY PICKED UP!

a SHORT time past small sum of money in sill.
o.n.. YER. was found by my young man. which the
II, "e' can get by describing it, Also, few days ago,
,n was left al my Slore, in Lynchburg bundle
h, 'Ne several yards of Calico, come Checks and 9TH
|hn '"a' '''' o,, "u "u '',1, q"
Now 81 - ~ o,
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EOR RE.V'Y,.

So THE. Brick tenement opposite the Vir-
M:i:& e'nan office, fnrmerly occupied by Mrs.
Pe,ticoas. The upper part is pleasant
Esssss 6residence, and the lower part is well a
Far ."ner lpr a Dry Guods or Grocery Store.
Guns apply either Ia Jno. VIM. MurreI or
M 49, EDWARD II. MuRRELL.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

4 PIECE extra superior black French Cloth at 81 0
l. per yard, worth $l2;
piece extra superior Cashmere a, So so, worth so;
piece Fancy Silk Vesnss, (0est article mpored)
at Sc 90;
Black and Fancy SILK Velvets, elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere and Vaenla do.
piece black Satin Vesiing, (pronounred by the best OF
Judges the finest article lnpored) only So per yard.
Persons wishing to purchase any thing in The above
line, will please give call before purchasing else
where, as bargains will be sold. WIN. j. WILLIS.
Oct. 10 is