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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

MACHINE BELTING-Go'dyear- Fasni ~
vi c R4hbrr .chin- h-lng ar-icle Of grea ar,
tn1 aurabiliycan DC adapted 10 al kinds o. 1srn.
Tor wh On esther used. costs about one 'nlrd Is ~
lp-ror many RESPECTS IL IL Gns1ectru " -
30 Al and when zd u.ec 20 raa-hnerv does rot require
..r...Ou. a. /. he with lrafner rnr sac ~
GEO BEECHER, 10 broad~sy.
MI. ~ -, 4, ,,b - -c.n- n. 70 ORDER. sn2e
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,I>t.tfAn~.-ine nost ~ rbdd '"cs oi VI, I ns,c
ever imported into his city IL Ia be- found al Disb
NAN PODiNF 4 cos sol Grsnd-s'reet They hsvs )1s
ceved rer recent several cssrs OF me se-t a
most honsh- styles Ongham- and In te Kfra-'t 'af~,
Z nsrrn- ever frei exposed for sale 10 ms country
WIDE BLACK siLKs-One case Plst op-nri, very rtus
oh iu.tre cheap. a. DINGMAN, IODINE COS,
ran st Alsn. one box green @ 'uz- 'eis
Nouss.LIs bEL.isEs, C.sHMEREs AND PARIS htPs
DTNGMAS BODINE L co Dll Grand tre-t have jis
ceiv-d per steamship Great Buain, -'vrra cas oi IN
hove gods great rrfy u patterns, elegant f-- n
nd beautiful quality, which hey no" oher u Al vr'
prices con-isung Of lar.e assorHen oi Me most Or
,fsfe siylss -
Moussi>G GooDs-Tte largest stock ~ Mourning 20 "a
tn CRY Of New iOs. - % te h'und Al DiNOhAs 20
DINE Co. sol Ora street such - Alpaeeas SOM
nr- alnes. b sex Lawns, black and niir OnshNm,
..ca and Prints md Dsrk and blue baek Crte-sc
Al ~ winch hey -ng II ne same unusuily % IT,,
DINGNAS, BODlSy co have CON -ncri niaslh.
~ Fail purchasers Of Dry GOod AMI are cons an " r-ess
X new invac-- Of Fall anf Winter O,"js every lhy
ON Auction and the manu- res ana NJ III c"h'nu
D., sell a. l,s A. any ofh-r Store 10 Ne" fofs
$50 :. cnfner Orchard.
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INFERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR

INFERIOR TO NONE AND sUFE h4OH
ITO MANY.-C KNOX would respectfully inform NJ
public that The Fall style Of Gentlemen Hat Tor ~
sill b. Introduced bis establishment on shidhy Ooh
rst No 10 Fuion-sL, between W lam and Nassau sts
A 40 new sfye of Row. Cans suS IN
l,A-WIO>ABLE HAT>-Fall style 80 FISH
~ BROAD a. has finished up, and Ill regularly int"
uce his F.l Pattern for Grrem-u- Has on saturday '
3 IN inst The public Is respectfully invited to cal o. eH
anime. su-- -
TO uATTER~.-5o0 he c.roied Rn-sit mars nv
| double riug. single ring ~. u. sides ana De ~
fir sale a. the lowest market prices, u me factory 30
Reaf- n the ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
.yOTuEh OF SUES CAPrTAL ROMANCEs

gV'HF no XII LANbEhl, ~ tlr rbgrsvers D.g. bier.
| a T.ie OF Passion sni lnt'i.ue. By Eas-ne Sue
Tran. a-ed hy sly Of Boston Il vii be rublsnei
morrow morning
T- ext ~ interest - the romantic works Of sue ard
b. -. 1h-f earn on n them. ~ posing vics
r. =. 49, nu ~ :, cietf have given the N wide
and en- -urns poruanry. The present wo'S pub
she'd r pm. boz f@- ior the purpl-e Of laying hsr- he
r.ue- 81 re h her clrrrs. ~hi'h pave 81 % - nlch
-r nd. ADJ Ina ror.v Il m.y - read b. every with
-. WINCHESTER. Puhfsh@r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

Store in The o,srr pan OF the City doiuga good cash bus
e.s desire. 10 ssl oaL \ good opportunity iof c0np
,rnt person with a moderate cash capital Address 3, boa
6t6 Lower ?. U. A--' j."
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IExAs ASD NEw sy,S xhst IN! n az -

TS3 PACKETS bkTWkkS NV fphh hSp JAIL
S-vEsTOS The subscf ,efs have est<,' lsh-si . fs-
~ ar Inc " PArseu New Yort AMI Galveston 20
"a, rom s.ch pm 90 me fret n esch month. oiio~s
ms br < EMPIRE, Capt Barter, - cal from Nr~.,"s,
let september and from Galveston hfsl VI ho'e's'
rb- ship STAR REPUBLIC, Cspuin Mos. .. sail r D
sew.yorA fret Oclob.r and from Galveston n'" " w
c.mber next -. ~ s.il nom
RE brig O. LAMAR, csptain Rehsd'"n % s,ss
New. York, Grst November next and fro" "~''
July next u s,om New Yosh
s,., rsrrmts.r NJ ri and from 0slvesDn MI" ''"1~S
,-t and thereafter W regular saecsseu ,,. an. ..,.
49, A., sb.y commanded, vii s. panstnany
1s,used "a saSs feshs and passeogs" 81 'o' ""s"
cO wfll h estsblshe1
a ,.sroo ard i've efficient attention 10 n- 's
a ~ he line and all Other business dn-c,-d !" n~"
~-s VI - ln~raI sdvsncrs 90 coos,snm-nn 81, - ..sr,
,s1 u t,r,rtsf lo n ln~ snbscriisfs ~ w -
w c,~ .rd~d free from Conmission. and shiptes
W ~ n xh~rs ai Galveston rsDship caro- '' -, A..
). unon IL hsng regularly for~ards.1 mo- If..dix 4
,-,.,i,ns consigned tho care q " W. W. ''''
~. (;sIyeston. For freight pAesAxe. syPsvL NV
ma irs aROWcR NrfLsn> ~ -. -e---------
~ q = . y = PT1; IRON-ror s..e ~
VI te2lbn SAA !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

ry AsHBEL SMITH, late Texan Minister to Eng
lad ba, written Il letter to the Galveston Civilian
which was published in the Journal OF Commerce
Yesterday. and of which that paper says;
Ia regard 10 the objects Of Mr. Smith mission. 1t vii
"a ohseryed that he states what they not rather
,sp shs they uee yet enough is said 70 contradict IN
ne most positive msnncr the charge that he sought 10
Sse,t Annexation On his arrival in Texas. we have no
Ara, he will obtain from President Jones permission ~
,p,,h his letter Of Instructions sc. IN which case the
sc will be satisfied. If they not already that both
Lre been shameiully misropre.cuted. We
hesrd him declare in the most explicit manner when IN
ii. city on his way 10 Europe, that he was personally
s,ors6e 10 Annexation and should do what he proper
: could 10 promote ii or that effect. The reason
.t, he used the word personally We understand 10
= ti. that be did not deem ii expedent TO state the
bearing Of bis mission upon the question Of Annexation
further than TO say that II was not UntarorHbe to NE
MEASURE while in regard to his individual opinions he
vss less restricted"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29
FIRE INSURANCE

FIRE INSURANCE
10y MANUFACTURES INSURANCE CoaPANfi
Is Bo.ton Capial 1lOO, 900, all paid In In cash. and
c,,.lv iny.s,ed with large rxc-ss fund, authorized 10
u,nrs against Fire Risks Applications for Insurance
.inst Loss or Damage by FIRE on Buildings aud Mer.
r6.ndi.. 80 and for the renewal Of policy 10 The Cry 81
S-wY YORK l~ft al the countingro OF ASA biSELoWi
Jr No. ~ Pin. street, corner Of Wnhsm vi %" ss'nso
u W. YAM '" niphs' -
Ros,on Julv F)l 'His
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

GEO H WILLIAMS,

"a EXCHANGE PLACE, @ doors East Of William
street invites his old customers and Merchants gen
rally To EXAMINE hs new stock Of Black, Blue Black and
Coored Silks and satins Veyes, BOmballne-, Apaccas
Nous de LANES Cashmeres, Reps, FINE oinghans ana
ihrr Dress G. ,ods White Cambrcs Musins, and Dlini
te, 81 70 81 Laces Thread Llsr, Embroidered Jacon'
and Swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and CHM
Green Gauzr, Barge and Lace ,sii-' lh "a ~
md Velvet Ribbons Cap aud Bonnet Ribbons; Wool
Wor.ied SIX aud Broche shawl- Dress h iAis Gloves
sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle sores orn
.mer- Rich Scarf. Cravas Stocks and Te. &c. an|7s
uuEaVy .UEETI>G- aud shirinRa-stak NILS
i Lawrence do, Appleton Co Indian Head, Wspole
IRA Brunswick New. Market Amoskeag. Great fal .
Cabot A. Massachusetts fremont; Canton Flsnnsls, BED
iics. Cotton Yarn Wadding-, Wsrps and T~ine, blrach
II Long Cloths Mrrrimscx Prints, Brown and cached
Drilings Jeans, Shifting Stripes and heavy snht
moi, and - Lowell O-nabur :, plain and twl ed
Also all The sy Of Coche Co. Prints, As last a. they
For sale the manufacturers prices at 81 Liberty street
stair. bv tnxSl SRA" ' hIrbrI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

ltkkAc Aukk1tAN nEMEDs "' US e"' ~
l nrnn.v U,syel Inflammation Of The Bladder, aud ali
n..sses OF the Urinary Ofssns Dr. q. c. Vsnshn. 70
stable Lbentrpuc Mixture 10 the only certain f.noy ~
h above class VI psiDa IL has been used lof many
ysr, by the propr-or and has never failed To .npfd IN
.ant relief frat bo- proving ,h- Virtues % u~ hniuo'
rrndty suppr,ssiOn and all diseases Incident Ia 20
M. - arc suoc-ssy rsi-d by this article A. punn"r
u The Blood IL ~ The first medicines ~ - Gay ro
ali upon the Agent this City, where Pamphlets may -
da,nsd srsus containing certificates 10 ~aicb 20" ny
.r- full couf-nc~ Then proof Of the -feafy o ~
VI. cns nv one Bottle only and you viii Md MAJ ens'
.hieh the pro r-tor " confidently od-rs Fof sale ny
WM BURGER. 81 and 81 Conriandst
'th,l-s-i~ Agsrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR ChAOAEns,
THE .b.crh.-r wishes maze Known ." tn~ puonr' W
much n H. biscuit and which are son 70 Ib
~ 49, M. above nsn-s entirely tiferrr rom NE ooo@
tisctrIT And SUGAR CRACKERS made a ne oaefy
- :, b.v- b--n a,-i b, lngzds. partic4ny 1ssr 20
,s-r ron indxe.tou Sf eo'- than !~-n1y ys"s ~'n m
- ,..1ll. vi : IN Imitation. ~hcb can Dc made Tor
- rb,,,h u-rhsp. sOOd fDr p-rson IN h~sith- ~
"Gy gasI Tor The sea The shove 8IscuIr and CsAEsss
:, Burrgs BISCUIT. Wise BISCUIT bUrrsA CtAekss'
cs.r.s., PrLor and Ssyy 8sgAo. al " The hr'
arr constantly for ss- al he vel Known sstaolist
Il ',-5 " .snia ston str7-I cyrn-f OF Wrr-n-sr-~t
- sulsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

~ Animal Niagneiism.-The ClaTvoyan who has
heen ah,.r, from he city few week. on proi---onn
h.in..s has now returned She would inform her patient
md the oub C. that she can be consulted by nose who ="
trv the virtue OF Magnetism indicating and curing Of
s.es a. thousands TESTIFY 10 her eXranrdnNN succr-
Her residence No ! Oliver street Hour n m VI u
ul-- lNLsAlN.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

The falling n which has been noticed for smon'h ps'
continues Including the above, the receipts thus is
hi, season as compared with last have been
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A. {. FUTILE. Aurii n~er
laCOR =. PlATT Will sell THIS MORNING. III

INCOB :. PINTT WI sell TTiIs NVNNINU' !" nc
y Auction Room No. 3 Psr o. tie rn'ire suc. ~ an I'M
nor,,r OF French and Germsn Fancy G"s CONSISTING ~
$40 cases and lots. among which 50 Manrl Clio k- aud
Y oOld Watches ~. .
Also duplicate Of Sanderson Brother. Cos shelf
field pattern c,rds consisting OF every hind Of cutlery edge
iools fancy and other icics-n all 40 csfds
Also iOi green and brsss mounted Fire Fen crs
Aso leo "a steel barrel P.t- and u cases dus'ns do
As. OclOcs cases, 1890 dof tine polished SCISSORS
4. IA 81 inchrs hy he E9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-29

INDIA RUBBER -HOE>.-soo pairs Mes "o'
uu. ---. sd C1idrrn. Par. Rubber Over,n0--, -
lived bg ai- Importation for sale very cheap BY the css
or toz-l D-.ef. vii DO well % call aud examine oiOf'
9urcha. NJ -l-ev here. HUTCHINSON RL SfON,
IS 81. 81 Nz,d-n ane-
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- uugsE WA>TED-A convenient ihes-to'y
~ hou.- well ocs'ed and fg,nlshei o, lauy, a..
- x.nt,t ON or b-loo- tn 18Th September "nl NHy
,t fsnI Ion ger III be- zht kindD ny small family Jus
~, 40 no cifv TIE t1r.iurs will he vel usr, nj
s, ns., t-d II De. red, II bis f-mi consist. Of ma
nov. tbsn or3 o-,son. Reference unqursona'r Pea
e"foss f'-"' aulgNs
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:. rthi. inUN-su tol- Da-iAa4ioia oa4 H"H' 'e'!
- .1p-rlor sr,lcIe for s--l. for sa- BY
al8ly IOstIh lONh-->-'i -
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- - - -
VOL. xxIE-NO. 40:

parts to-morrow sf,efnn with fair wind II ID ssid We
can reach that classic city In fve Sin dsys-ihs chars
ges for three are TAO.
Trieste you msy recollec,, is the principal seapcFs ot
Ausiris, situated The north point u The Adriac.
Is place Of much commerce and squas lined with the
vess's OF every nalion.t has qul,e thriving. neat
and new appearance We looked upon great slrsng
es here. and have almost enlfely eit tbs English
oehind us. Every thing begins IN wrdf sg oriental as
pec--Turks with lhrir wide trowsefs aud red infbans
throng tho srce,s,There is not much To admire in fhd
appearance of the Austrian ladies-sH grass skirts ot
Immense szc desry all The comeliness of The natural
hgneheir chief atm seems TO b to fender themselves
as large posssble and with all their hnery IN dress.
they do no, appeat very charming 6r graceful:
Yesterday mornng tho arrival uf the Empef6rs ntPh;
ews was announced by tho discharge u catoon.
came from Venice In man Of war expreSsy for theft
aeeomnoda,ion.-They ARE bu,h young the eldest ID
heir apparent ior The crown Of Auslris-rhey passed
our ndo" in carriages the heir apparen, in carrsgs
drawn by s's horses the younger one In carriage
drawt by four. Esrft ono in the streets neY-
lee ed their business gaze them and saluitd Them
with caps in hand The Dora winds are sometimes 40
srong this place canuo, walk out. Wa we're kept
IN doors one whole day tha, account We shall not b.
able 10 wnc You again I'LL We reach Athens, and offer
shall think Of you ana home. when sssing the duay
waste and RUNE Of ,hose distant lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-04
H.xTH KRfCE

James Fitzgerald administrator Of Harreu Fii.cerali
decd Norman Staples. late SLcig Of Patrick, and
az such administrator dc bouis non iciih The ,r an.
nered u Ehphas Shelton DEED Iiufsou Shelton
Hannoh Shelion, Herbert Shelton and Saiiv his ,rt,
James Shelton, Lecis Shelton, ki.ia. Shelton. Tho
mas Shelton. Philippine Sharp Frederick gilbert
and Jane his m3e, Samuel Gilbert and Lucy his ,cite,
Um H. Sandg,~ and Nancy has ,cite, Franku
Sharp, Mark Piasters and Larnia his ,cite, James
.No'cta and Nancy has cite Spencer .No,riin and
Elisabeth his mife, Francis .Noteta, james " Smitb
er'or Of James VI Redd dec'd .fbram Staples and
John Jones
NOU will take notce that the county court of Pat.
l. rick at lis March erm, in the year 1915. made a
decree in the case OF Eli pas Sheon's or against the
heirs OF Eliphas Shelton deed. therein depending.
requiring The undersigned commissioner 10 state set
tie and report to court Of the said Harvey Fz
gerads administration OF tho OF Elphas Shelton
deed. together with an account shev ing the dlstbutiye
shares OF all the heirs Of Ephas Shelton decd as well
IN the estate "heh came 10 the hands of the said Harvey
Fitzgerald, as eAor. OF Ephas Shelton decd as in The
monies arising from sale Of the lands of Fphas Shell
ton decd, made in order 10 dslrlbuon and YOU will
further take notice. that have appointed the 18th day
OF December next. as the time when shall commence
the accounts aforesaid, whch day at o'clock A. A.
you requested To attend my office Patrick Court
House, prepared 10 attend 10 the settlement of the ac-
counts and 10 your interest in Ephas Shellons estate
JOHN II. DIiLARD. Conner
Nov. 81 lm
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Commissioners Sale.

I'D virtue of decree Of the circuit superior court
~ law and chancery for Campbell county, pronoun.
ced on the l4th day OF October 1885, in suit wherein
John Johns and VIM Furbush, executors of Riclmond
Siatham plaintiffs, aud Thomas L. Porlwood and
Mary Porlwood and others defendants. The under
signed commissioner, will on Monday the l2th day
of January next Chat being courtdsy before the front
door OF Campbell court house. sell the highest bidder
for ready money the said Thomas l.. Porwood's sixth
interest IN the twelve negroes mentioned IN said decree
after his mothers death.
NJ. b. NOWI.IN, Com'r.
Nov 81 I'm
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GY'7'SEH'S! GY.PNEy.S,,
I'is Us EES, SALE OF
III t.iBLE real ESTATE.

oN MAIN SrREEr.
DY Virtue Of Deed of Trust. execsteJ IN the snh.
hp scrbers, by " iliams 4 Victor hearing da,. The
2Oh day Of January. 1912, and duly admlited of re-
cord IN the office OF the Hastings Court fur the corpo
ration OF Lynchburg; shall proceed, (haynp been
requested 10 do so, by The parties interested IN The SAID
deed) on Saturday the 20h day of December ncNl 10
sell, al public auction, hpun the premises 10 the highest
bidder. on credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
certain LOT OF GROUND, with lis appnrtenauees.
situated on Main Street, opposite Nichols 4 Bell and
now occupied by Jrhn Williams, surviving partner of
The late firm Of Williams 4 Victor as n jewellers
Store. This properly is situated in a central and bust
ness part Of the town. and desirable stand for any
business
The property will be sold on credit of G. IL and IS
nonts the purchaser To execute neuntable notes sts
acorly endorsed and the nile the property retained
unlll the purchase money is paid.
The title to the above properly believed to be good
but acting as Trnslecs shall convey such only as is
vested IN US by the said deed of trust
JOHN NJ. OTEY, H..
\. TOMPklNS. s trustees
Nov. II ,gOD
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Jl3rxU wILLTAMS

SURVIVING partner Of Williams & Victor in or
~ der 10 close The business oil the speedily
as possible, offers for sale large and well assorted
Stock OF .DesCessy,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Casturs and Candle
Sticks aud great variety of articles too tedons 10
enumerae, at cery reduced prices for CASH. or shorl
credit to punclual customers.
My friends and the community generally are invited
10 call before purchasing. | am determined to closes
without delay, and will offer perhaps greater nducemen
10 purchasers Than have ever before been offered in TIN,
market
Those indebted TO the concern will please call and
settle their accounts speedily as possible.
0t- Clocks Watches aud all kinds of Repairing OK
eened puncually and al moderate prices.
NV. Il rs
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PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
Ey "a u ONrg s'lrSlu

IL " ca OHfS s'arS tNl IL.
m AVlNG completed my Water Power and Other
Il Il Improvements, at my old stand near the Pumr
House OF The Lynclburg Water Works. am now pre-.
pared to execute all orders in my line of business viz
Cast Geering for Mills AMI other Machinery, win eve
ry description Of castings of
IRON AND BRAss, STEAM ENGINES, TO
sncco Presscs, srs, Bnnds, Levers, &c. &c.
From an experience of nearly 20 years. in one Of the
best conducted establishments in The State feel conf
dent of being able to give satisfaction those iavornn
ue with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention of Tobacconss
10 my Adjustment Having been the first that ntrodi-
ced the manufacture OF Tobacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c, IN Lynchburg, can with confidence
refer those unaequanted with my work. the principal
fobacconlsts of this place, having put up between rs
and 100 presses, within the short time VI my residence
here.
With view of securing fair share of patronage. |
shall continue add such labor saving machi npry as
will enable me TO execute work with accuracy and de-
spatch, ana will warrant all work done at my establish
nent 10 DO equal to any done in this place esew here
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov "a I'm
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S.RzE OF BEDFORD z.ls.Es.

SHE OF BEDFORD E.F.VEs.
HOY virtue of Deed of Trust. executed To the SUB,
d subscriber by Iolcomhe l.. Coffee and Eliza Ann
his wife, bearing dale the 29h day of April lS44, and
duly recorded in the clerks office of Bedford county
court, for certain purposes therein mentioned. shall
proceed to SELL by way Of public auction the highest
bidder orash upon the premises, Saturday the 18th
day OF December, 1915,
TIKI TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed in said deed situated the south side Of Syc
creek and both sides Of laichers road containing
1872 3D. .fCreS,
be the of less. This is said to be valuable
tract of land, being we'll adapted to the growth Of all
kinds of grain. and susceptible of improvement.
The title is believed to be go1d, but acting as Trustee
shall convey such title only as is vested in by the
deed aforesaid Mr.. Coffee will take pleasure in slew
ing the land 10 any one desiring to purchase.
MlCAJAH DAVIS, Trustee
Bedford Nov. 20 il3D
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Trust Sale Of VWlNNbte
NEGROES.

II virtue of the authority conferred upon me BY
II Deed Of Trust executed by Samuel Siorer, the
ID day Of july 1885, Of record in the county court OF
Roanoke county, shall a. the ate residence Of Samuel
Stoner in the County of Roanoke, about five miles from
the Biz Lick on the Turnpike Road leading from that
pl4ce To Lyuchburg, on the Gath day Of December next,
offer for sale about
Thirty V'nlMGbIe Negroes,
consisting Of MEN, WO.ME.N, BOYS md
GIRLS.
r e n M S
credit Of six months will be given the purchase
money! by the purchasers giving bond with good persun
al Rcunty.
The lile TO the above property is believed 10 be good
but ac,ing as trustee, shall only convey such lille as
vested in Inc BY the deed of lr,st aforesaid
Al ESkRlDCE, Trustee.
Dec. t2dD
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TIL TRACT OF LAND,
81 EqaEsdsE~ EOas SALE.

EDY virtue of decree of the circuit superior Of
8w and chancery, for Amherst county, pronounced
on the 9Th day Of September, 1915, in suit, wherein
the President Directors and company OF the Literary
Fund of Virginia and others plaintiffs, and John f..
Sampson Surviving administrator of John p. Sampson
decd, and others defendants; the undersigned, as
Commissioners. will the 9th day Of January next,
(tha being Alhemarle court day. in the town Of Char
loesvle in front Of The house, sell to the he hest
bidder,
81 NEGROES,
consisting of men women and children
Terms Of sale.-On credit Of ninety days. Tho
purchaser purchasers, giving their notes satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable ard payable at the office of discount
and deposit of the Farmers Bank of Virginia Char.
lultesyille GEORGE CARR, g.,
JOHN THOMPSON Jr, YUM 49,
Nov I3 Isl
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E.s.yES Es1Es SIZE.

z AGAIN offer for sale my FARM in Nelson county
the courthouse. containing
390 Acres.
This farm is very valuable well timberpd in very
healthy neghborhood aud within ten miles Of the James
River Canal. The terms will be liberal. Apply 10
the subscriber in Lyncburg. Spolswood Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nelson courthouse
}. GARLAND.
Sept. % is
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D1Il1.lRD III. TOLER, Editor.
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e. The LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

n ,.tshed ssni-oeekiy, (every Monday aud Tavsdoy,
~ SrAruAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
a. F,vr Dollars per amman, payable in adranes No s"b-
..n saI5e receipedtor shorter time than SIR months
I'd no pepsr u be discontinued, (ereept at the discretion
.fths Edtors,) until all arre1dses are paid.
u ADvERTIsEMEN1S inserted at 90 cents per
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81 NEGROES,


ALARGE stock of BOOTS, SHOES.
81 HATS, CAPS, &C., just received and
keHeASIor sale, at exceeding low prices, tor cash
~ by CALVIN THOMPSON.
Nov. II Wv if-2w Of
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After three days stay in Venice, We embarked on
board steamboat which conveyed acoss the Adra.
ic 10 this place. We had rough passage which made
me again experience all the horrors Of sickness and
with all the poets can say there is net much pleasure
under such circumstances Tin gliding the fair
'ers OF the deep Adralic We 10 Ills place for
the purpose Of taking The steamer for Athens which de