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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
FOR THE yIRGiSIAN.
EDUCATION NEE TING IN PATRICK.

large aud respectable meeting of the citizens OF
''cs county, convened. accufdng 10 notice, at the
o''f' Il mse. on The 9Th October, 1915, that being
"f Gay, The Hon. Arch Stuart was called 10 the
'"sH' and WIN. C. Staples aud J. X McCabe were
pP'h'sd Secretaries. Wbereupon chaste and beauli.
w address was delivered by Waller r. Staples, Esq
Id T." motion Of Henry T.. Pedso, the following
'a'Ins We're adopted:
-. "'",sed, that the resolutions adopted by the Edu'
'' Convention, assembled in Richmond, in 1912,
'y me feelings and opinions If this meeting, In re-
s'a " 'hs all important subject of Education
,i n~solved That we approve Of the proposed Educa
,, convention. TO be held in the city of Rlchn on
e io'h day Of December next. and that the following
sa"ir"en he appointed delegates to attend said Cons
,s .au"n: Capt. John y. Cbealham, Capt. Edward Ia
.aF Vincent Wi,chel, Waller H. Staples, Benz
nn Ham0oel II. e. Pedigo Sam'l G. Staples, John II
Jnhs w. John Iuggle Druy &. Dillard, Arch. Carter,
Psap. H. NJ Clark. Dr. WIN. G. Staples. Col. Peter P
l,, %, nr; ihos NJ. Clark, Capt Martin Cloud, Dr.
Tna ~: otaples. Col. Ahram Staples, DR.. Spolswood
C,a.y' apt David b. Hatcher James G. Mair, Col.
IIn'. fd Turner, Capt. JAS ID. Cloud, Col Samuel
Dr. Lo': VIM. Ayres, DE-. WIN. IL. Moore. Col.
o. " ID: iiaoby. Capt. d. SiuarI Hanby.
On D. motion Of Henry c. Pedgo.
,s'v'd That Waller r. Staples be requested 10
Ra..a copy OF his excellent address for publication.
,us's1, That the proceedings Of the meeting be
In the Ly nchburg Vrgnian and Ina, the Re-
,,o"0S, aud the Richmond Wing aud he Enquirer be
''4'e''d 10 copy.
". ARCH. STUART, President.
'.KrIi,ss' i Sec.,,, Secretaries.
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TIE FLOUR MARKET.

Flour advanced in New York 25 cents per barrel or
tho receipt Of the last foreign negence and there ha
slncs been 4 father advance. The n. Y Journal o
L" nnerce Of Saturday evening last says: The specu
ilors have akeu another Salu rday bout -four and pu
the prices up $ Is for all WESTERN with considerable
saes at that. Early and before the STIR sales wer,
"ade at $ 62 and upwards Southern flour is s. 80 ID
C2i. with very lilIie demand. Wheat Is in demand
A. 10 for ordinary southern 1872 for prime WESTERN
In Richmond. -four is quoted at s. 25 to s. co.
Wheat 100 To IA cents.
!" Baltimore. -four is quoted at $ l2i to S So
Whea, ia to I23.
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"JIe Land of Promise. !"

We have heard great deal Of the tempting prospects
.p,o,d to the cni grants the State OF Iexas-the
land (as all other lands ara, until we get possession OF
,hem) Of hupe aud pr1nseoi perpetual sunshine and
howep-of milk aud honey. According TO the follow
ing letter, however, written by ou officer OF the u 5
Army 4, Corpus Christi, and published in the New Or
leans pcayun-, that portion Of II occupied by General
Taylor's army cannot be particularly desirable.
"SEvENrH INFANTRY CAMP,
- "CoRrUs CHRISTI, Cfexas,) Sept. B. 1915.
'Forida may be the land Of pronise,' but Texas is
the land of varmns' In clearing the ground 10 pitch
nv tent killed water moccasln about three O'Clock
in the mornng awakened by the barking Of dog
hs had just rattlesnake out of my eighbOrs tent,
when tie rang and The barking aroused menine rat
,les-csptured. again laid down. and when day broke
yeow necked lizard was cockng his eye cunningly
Al me frau the ridgepole Of my sprang up,
ed nv b,ot to despatch him, when 10 ! of the boot
dr,pIsI a tarantula Exhausted from fright aud ia>
iyue, | sank back into chair bat no sooner down
than was compelled rapidly abandon The pos tivn
having been slnng in the by Scorpion"
-sides the ahoye mishaps. he LOST valuable dog by
Q shark. The dog had jumped overheard from boat 10
Gow his master 10 the shore, when The voracuu. mon.
s,rr caught him.
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TIE BRANDREfH PIL1S--ihe Rrardreih pills
gre strength for weakness-they liked best by those
who hive taken the of them Dr Brandt et civ
reference to thousands who have been esored from
bed OF sickness by their use, when every ether hnve
prov cd entirely unavaIling These continually
occurrng in tins city and in par OF tie Inon. Get
Brandfeths Pills If perfectly healthy sand they
will houIi medicine do ibecuuse they rxpel
those humois which the OF the inpuity of The
blood and the time the body strengthened by the
operation OF ibis most excellent medicine.
4y The following the only author Agents for the
sale Of Dr. Benjamin Brandeth's Vegetable Universal
Pills:
PAYNE s. GREGORY, Lynehburg, Campbell
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
j. H. Sweeney Co, Marysville, do
Lee, Bailey & Go Brooknsal,
Benjamin Nowlin & Co, Falling Creek
VIM Mathews * Son, Walkers Church, J. Edward,
Good, Rass & Co, kingsvilIe, do
Wm Rice 4 Co, rafmville do
Roberts 4 Brown, Amherst CT Io.,
Samuel Cash, sandidgeS, Amherst,
Peters x Reed, New Market, Nelson,
G. +. Estes s Son, Lovnsstdn, do
o. p. 81 q Bell Liberty, Bedford
Samuel Williams, Lisbon do
Nov 6 t26) II
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Pittsylvania, ON Tuesday evening the osh
umo, hy Rev joel Hubbard. Mr.. TnoMAs II. Nc.
DrAnmos Of Campbell, 10 Miss iSLizABrrH A. dauph-
ter Of the late WIN. Hurt, Of Ptlsyivana.
-. on the LIST insIaht by the kev II. B. Thorn.
sou. Mr.. JosErn IL, PHELrs. merchant of New Mar
Se', To Miss MARY ANN. daughter Of John T.. Lnihi
cum, OF Amherst.
o. The Richmond Wing will please copy.
-, AT Oak Fares, Hanover cnun,y -, ,,e oe al
alt.. by the Rev. Joseph Davis. Mr.. Wuu.4O
HuRr OF Bedford, 10 Miss SARAH +. CI,nxr Of the
former conniy.
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ron PRIVATE sAlE.
We W. GOOEDS.

VIE .n9.rI,oers ar, IN receipt of their FALL and
n WIN TER GOODS, recently purchased 10 the
Northern Giles upon the most advantageous terms
i heir as+trpeul of Clohs, Cassnerrs. CaSsnets
aud Kentucky Jeans is first rate SO ne extra hue ar
AT lower prices han formerly.
They invite the attention of the farmers and ,nte,s
to their stock u Blankets aud Negro Culhinp inu
1t 10 be the interest of lhose In want of che Goods TO
examine their assortment betntc buying.
Their assortment OF Has, Caps. Scarfs, Fancy Cra,
vss, Stocks boso!us, Collars. Gloves, &c. is very
large. some spleLdid
The Ladies particularly invited 10 examine their
stock OF Fancy and Dress Goods. consisting vi The great
est variety OF the latest styles and iaslsloFs that could
be obtained ia The Northern cities
ALSO,
Coffrc Sugar, lron, Steel. Calf Skins and Upper
Leather. large lot Of Sol Leather from ~, cts
per pound 10 the best Shoes and iouis and almost ev
cry oher article suited t. The wants of the community
Allui which Will be sold at unusually low rrces, -
They request their friends and the public 10 call and ex
anime before buying
DAVIS. CoLHoUN & co.
Get. "a v3Y If
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VlisGftIA:


T court held for Bedford county, at the courthouse,
N the 27h day of October. 1915:
Austin Saikey and 1abitha his wife, formerly Tahtha
Spradlng, Greer Dillon and Lucy his vie formerly Lucy
Spradng, homas Cran ford and lydia his wife, formerly
Lydia Spr,dlng, William Banks and jimmy is wife, Tor
merly Jimmy Spradlng, aud Fleming Brown Lucy Brown
infant children OF Bird Brown and Polly his deceased WIFE
PLAINTIFF,
against
Plea,antSp rading Wright Spradng and Edward SPrad-
ling, Jr, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, not having entered their appearance in
this and given secoity according to the Act OF
senby aud the rules OF this court and appearing the
of the that they not inhabitants OF this
wealth the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
the Monday in January next and the bill
Of the plaintiffs and that acopy OF this order be orthwI"
in published in the town OF Lynch
burg for months succesvey and posted at tho front
door OF the court house of this county.
A Copy--Tese,
INO. STEPrOE, e.p,c.
Sot.mbn - Yin
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FOR THE VIRGTNlAN,
To The Common Council Of The Jotcn of Lynchbug.

To The Common Council Of The Totcn of Lynchburg
Seeing the great advantages and benefits likely 10 ac
rfne 10 the convenience and trade of the people OF 9th
s'y IRON the improvement now in progress IN said ais
ley iron Main 10 jefferson Streets PARTON of u.s. res.
ding on 4lh Cor the alley above aud havinr SINH
nr interests, hnmby ask the attention of your honorable
"J !" us cohdthin, which at present is impossible ri
'hrr by day night. Here may be .onnd uood fmn-
"ann ior stone wall, abundant material for IDS Gun
.toc''on, and ample fasenncs for iron bolts, hars Sc
&c bui We would respectfully suggest thai the wal,
placed on the side Of jefferson street. next the canal
'NAe seem to think i, bes, to leave that street opea
A. b.
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ara 'esalar meeting o. lie I.snchIury Young Mems
49, ~ =. 'r,' teon on Saturday night the lsi
ed VIZ 'es''u'''"s "efe A'eP''
Resolved, that the Lynchbutg YOUNG Men. Society
ioa public meeting on tie evening Of The l5tb INST
III -, at n'clock. and request the couperation of
ventIon. ~
Resolved. that the iyhehbnrg yirrinian and Repnb.
'esn be requested to pabls. Inc ABOVE resolution nh
day Of meeting. ~
Copy from the Records
/. G.. MORRISON.
Recording Secretary.
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Clothy, CassilMel es nna I,esflur,
EieANEAiEV EkOIEE,
r. ~ "a e IL h ~ yS, Eig.E ira q i.

ssrTs THIS well known establishment, situated On
Xiii, the Man Street, is for rent for or more
----a years. The house contains 3b bed ruo,s = par
lors, bar aud office, and uher venientes
safy for the conduct OF larI business Ga the pre-
Misses there is an Ice House. Carriage House. aud a
g@pd well Of water. and hesides the bar and
yard. are well supplied with water from the Wakr
Works. There is stable roen f so horses, and ati.
pie for putting away provenJer Possession can
be had On tue Isl day of February next-For terms
apply Ia j. NJ. WARWICK.
V-j- Richmond Enquirer Richmond Why and Ma
lnnal lnel'isencer requested To inssr, the aboya
once week for weeks, and send their accvunls 10
this office for payment
Ocl 80 tsf
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OBITUARY.,

Departed this life, in this place. an the 10Th of Oct
aef painful and proraced Illness OF several weeks ri
typhoid fever, JoHS n. SNlrH, aged q years. The
death Of this young furnishes another instance of
the uncertainty Of all things earthly short lime AGO
he was IN possession OF youth. health fond mother
kind aud acllonae brothers sisters and every hno
calculated 10 render life desirable; but the wise Dispnser
OF all things has seen f take him from his friends
10 world Of spirits. The writer Of this notice. had
bren acquainted with the deceased for some years and
knew hun 10 he remarkably amiahle in his ,ilsp,,,on
and also had the privilege oi being with him in his last
sickness He bore his sufierngs with great patencp
and when IN his SENSES manifested perfect resignation
to the will of his Heavenly Father; and his widowed
mother has the consolation believe that while a1o,her
of her earthly props is taken from her he has gone 10
brighter worlds on high where he shall bloom forever
in immortal youth.
"Nhen oluoming youth is snaehed away
BY deaths resistess hand
Our hearts The mouruful irlb lie pay
That friendship must demand"
Departed this e, al his residence in Campbell cnnn.
ty, en- the ! lih October 1915. Mr. JosEpu GAppY in
the .Wth year Of his aye. A early age. Mr. Gaddy
found the ranks of The defenders Of his country
rights. ard served nine months in The revolutions
airy Through lie he distinguished for ener-
nv and uprahiness Of character His wife ALWAYS found
in h.a bosom companion aud his servants kind and
humane nasier. lie was not member Of any Christian
church but from his outward department. his friends
believe he is Gnw in the enjoyment of that that
mans for the geo re Of God. lie close reader q
the Bble and ma, Ssed IN eood degree the
of meek and Quiet 'tit. For the last twenty years
he has seldom ever mloo, u with the crowd and hustle
of soci,y prefrrng Ia aen 10 the duties OF his farm
and 10 the comforts Of his own fatty
-, IN Charleston, kanawha co, N.Y. va on 'ht
2lsl uli. after most painful aud disiressH4 Illness
one weeks duration. Mrs. ELIZABETH IA, SDRiek,
wife OF james lendrlck. Esq aud daughter Of IN iat
Christopher and Ellzloelh Clark, Of Bedford county,
tie 42d year Of her age.
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A likely Young Negro Uomuu
f0TfEESO.s' gS.5Ss1's..

AT TIE FRA n k LII TEL.
NER ROs>UEuX respectfully announces 10 the
lfH Ladies an! Gentlemen ot Iynchhurg aud vcin-
nv thai his second rractising Guon Party Will take
place on Friday neXt T. inst, in which The parents Oh
his pupils are particularly invited.
Genllrmen, not scholars be admitted, by pay ing
one dollar. and they viii have tie privilege 10 miro
dnce one Lady, aud cj'y the advantage IN Da"-
cling pupils. An, additional Ladies Ii r1duced TO his
parry, by scholars others, will pay 50 cen io' Ilck
Ell.
This Party viii take place far the three Fridays to
come. TICKETS AT THE BAR.
Or g ltir
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TO Iohn 76ers, HUDSON .4kers Motley p .4dams and
Ham, ton Haynes

TO JoLn 1hers, HUDSON .4lcrs Motley p adams and
Hanptoa Haynes:
N0u WILL PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.
q that on The fourth Saturday in December next |
shall take the dispositions o Ira ur Esq and others al
the Store house o said Hum, in The county of Franklin
And on the first Saturday IN January nexl, shal,
take the deposons OF GeargeI ufner Esq and others
at the dwelling h0uss of said Turner in said county nj
rankin And on The 2nd Saturday of January nexi m
the county of Carroll shall lake the dispositions of Pc
ter Smith Jr. and others at the dwelling house Of Pres
ley Smith, late of sale county of Carroll deceased-All
OF which deptstuns Ia be used as evidence IN a
chancery suit naw depending in the circuit superior
court OF law aud chanccr" in aud for the county of
Patrick. wherein ! plaintiff and yuu are delen>
dants-At which time aud places YOU may tlend il
you tin1 proper.
n. D.-lt the taking of dispositions al Ira Hunts
store house, on the fourth Saturday of December next
should not be completed that day. the taking the
same VIII be adjourned 10 the fourth Saturday of each
succeeding month. st the place, until they are all
taken And II the said depositions he taken at the
dwelling house 0t the said George Turner shall no, be
hnshed On the first Saturday OF January next The
King o the same will be dj1urned the first Saturday
IN each succeeding month, the same place, until they
are all blished And If The taking OF depositiuns at the
SAID dwelling house of the sa Presley Smith, deceased
IN carroll county, shall not he completed the said
second Saturday Of January next, the taking of the
same " III be adjourned the second Saturday uf each
succeeding month"; at the place, until they all
taken. Al all The aforesaid tunes and places you may
attend if you choose Yours Respectfully,
BEN. J. CAMPBELL.
Patrick, Nov.6 w4w
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y pursuance Of the terms Of deed ofrnst executed
by Samuel Stuner To the subscriber Trustee, on
the 26 of lure 1915, and recorded in the Clerks Of
fee Of the County Courl Of Roanoke, for pur
passes in said deed set ont | viii. the l7ih Of No
vember 1885, III the Town of Salem, Roanoke County,
(tha being The LIST day &c the November Court for said
County offer for sale at public auction for cash. a
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Eb'atf. F1.Nif! fj'Nif!

uSl received, fresh lot OF PaEsnRvINa PsAR,,
~ Ounces. HAVANA OR,Ners, MALAGA GRAPES,
Pirris APPLES. Fies, Ba.Npy PrAours also n spIen.
did splendid assortment ri FRrNou CANpIrs, sc. &c.
}. Ii. FllZGlBBoN,
Head Qnatiers.
Nov o Phi
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A Cury-Teste,
kIBT. TlNoLEY, CPk.


AMHERST CoURr HOUSE., Nov. LIST, lo4o'
The parties interested In the foregoing "idel o' co"
will take notice that have appointed The Sh cay "'
Dpcenber nex to euunence the accounts theT elm men
toned ON which day, at ten O'clock iD the mornna
they are requested attend at my office. at Amherst
courthouse with eir accounts, vouchers and copies oil
court papers, prepared for examination and settlement.
HOWELL l.. BROWN, Cnn'r.
NuyO WIN
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Casters! Casters !!

DECEIVED another l"heF lot of CasloFs; knIves
ft and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Waters. lea
Trays Tea Kettles Sc Sc, all OF which will be sod
lowby " w, ~ ,,',so
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NOTICE.

| HEREBY mre"aru all persons against trading
for three bonds, executed by me To g. r. W alters -
The frSl two were ur $500 each the last for 5000
These bonds were respectively due the 7lh Of Jun,
1913. '16 and 'iI and atiesied by William TInbs
The bonds aboye named given in consideration
patent fiIhl, which purchased of g. Il. Walters
The patent right has been contested as fraudulent and
do not consider myself bound, by SAID bonds nnles,
such patent right prove to be valid.
JOHN S. GLOVER.
Nelson, Nov 6 w3w
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SEW Z " " Z G r O z S +,

Consisting Of Man. Woman and their five children
These Negroes beloved 10 be valuable, and the nile
good, hut only such title viii be conveyed vested in
me Trustee. WIN. WATTS.
Roanoke, Nuy. 6 At
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90 The Philadelphia papers announce the DEATH in
''a' city lew days ago. OF Susanna Bancroft daugl,
'er VI the Secretary OF The Navy, aged SIX years.
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On motion Of the defendant Mary Mandy. administra-
lx oi Charles Mundy decd 10 dissolve The laJunc lon
awarded IN Tins cause the cUui, consideration OF The
biz, Inc OF Thai defendant and Iepilcatlon the
exhibits aHd ~ eXaanaOR ut witnesses, dnd The ar9u
mtns OF counsel, doth tor The present uvefrue The
non; becan>e 1t dofI not satisfactorily appear whether
Nundy yad The whole of the decree, whether he paid
part aud Scott part and whether tie paid the whole or
oals part; it dues satisfactorily appear whether he
advanced II nf Scott, pald 10 discharge OF the pur
chase inuney Of the other Of land Sold hun by
Scott. For the purpose Of elucIdang TINS maer thai
is, asceraInng how the hundred and odd bought
by Mundy accounted toI, and how much Of the de
cree, any. was paid by Scott aud how much by Mua-
dy, and what balance, II any, Is now due Mundy es-
ale account OF payments discharge OF said Decree
after allow ing the credits 10 which Scott may be entitled
II any. The 1lh order that be referred to9ne OF
the Commissioners of this court iake, and set
lie account between the parties, and make report
thereof TO the court, with any matters specially slated,
deemed pertinent by himself reqlr ed by the parties
10 be stated. And liberty reserved tothe defendant
Mary Mundy, Administrative OF Charles Mundy deed,
To re, cal the motion dissolve the cunning IN Of SAID
rep,r. AM, Tor whatever Is due The said admnis'ra
rix the decree VIII stand security, aud be enforced
by dlssu.u llon OF he Injunction.
A Cury-Teste,
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House for FseHf.
Aug 2
sNgy dsa,nDS.

WsrE have received ~. and splendid s,bck Of
w DRY GOOGS,
which, in a1h i'm h lotner supply Iende. ftr 10,
s'fIment complete, euibrN,ng both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers WIFI lind every ding they de-
sfe. and prices low they ran he sotl al any 9th
er lnnse N the place,
We have nlsl on hand an extensive assortment II
Hats. Boots Shoes. Sc Sc. which viii he Offered ~
the rnusi advantageous terms.
All persons in want ol Good B-rgains, invited 10
give US call
:. GUGGENHEIMgR& BROTHER
Sept. % ,slf
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HUgnerrs osype .Ninidfures.
SILVER MEDAL

SILVER MEDAL
A WARDED hy the Franklin Institute, rhIude
IN phla. md Amrrcan Institute. New York lnr
Improved DAoUERREOflPE IIkENESSES
Taken 10y Van Loan and Rezer
w. A. RElXfR'S ROOMS NEARLY OPPOSITE TIN
FRANKLIN llortL, I.vNonpuRo, VA
Where can be specimens Of these exquisite works
ot Ant which are pronounced by scientific gentlemen 81
philadelphia aud New York 10 stand unrlva lied either
IN Europe America.
II l. eanmun lca that these pictures will not stand
the test OF Time; all such defect entirely renewed ~
The, guided by the salvanie process and Will neve
iade
Instructions given in the art. and apparatus of III,
most approved kind furnished. Materials Of all kind.
USED In the art, for sie. Ladies aud Gentlemen are IN
sI'ad N call aud eNamine specimens. Open from u
cloch =. NJ. 10 q Z. NJ.
Nv. ) II II
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500 IL e X T. n,
anah Iof sale the purchaser. former sale having
tailed y comply with The terms thereof. THIS Land Is
deemed very valuable being we'll adapted 10 Ihe produrs
lion otfvefy sut ui ctp grown IA this part OF he cuuo>
Try. Is well waered, anl has good pnruon nj boi ;
tom lap oi the 6nes quality, lying Buihloe River
aud llb creek. and Is within ahlui mlle Of Amhrrs
court iiuse The said Land viii b. sold public sale.
10 the highest bidder The alr esanre uf The sad JOHN
Penn aeo'd., On Saturday the 18Th day ol Decrnhet
next On efedt nj one. iva aud three years, ior equal
portions Of The purchase money.
Bonds with approved srcnty Will be required, and
the title reiaued as ultimate security III payment
Those Disposed 10 purchase, invited Ia examine
Tor themselves The land will he shawn by the suhscri
Der, residing within Il" Mules. The lle is undnubi.
ed. but aeing executor. shall only warrant such
title as is seslod lnme by the tes,a,ot's will
CHARLES 4. PENN,
surviving executor.
NV q tlsD
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PDSTpO\E.AiF\r

The above sale Ia postponed TIL Wednesday the I2tF
inst, when ii will take place Charles phelps. Auc
ilpter WIN. DAVIS. Jr.
lth me, 6 r,
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Patrick, Nov. 6

A / circuit superior court flaw and chancery
"A tlnued by adjournment and hrld for the county OF
Amherst, al the court house, Oh M5aJly the ST da OF
September. 1915:
Willis II. Piuuket, Plaintiff,
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Magnificent Silawi,, Truly +!

Magnificent SilaWis, Truly!
RlbARDs, RYAN & Co have IN hand genuine
~ f.fCHHIR SONG SE3JLS, the newest
and ioosI fashionable article Of street dress imported into
the Uuled States
We pledge ourselves to sell them for LESS IAN tho
same Shaml IL srllng Tor IN New York. Philadelphia.
baltm!re or W ashnalon city. Gt- ne ksow ,chal
say Prices ranging from SIS 10 t75.
also.
We have on hand very large assortment Of Com.
mon Shawis, ranging in price from % cts. 10 $40.
REGARDS, RYAN Sc.
Nal DOR 10 HIM. r. Ionns'a
Oct. 27 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
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PURSUANT 10 decree oi the county court Of Bed
Il tord, pronounced on the 9th day OF June. 1915
IN the case oi Watson B. and Bradford II l}owles A.
gaIns' WIN. II. Bo"rs, the undersigned Commissioner
viii proceed, at Bedrd Cuur House on the olh day
Of November lei5 TO sell, by way OF public auction 70
the highest bidder.
Likely Young Negro NOmnn,
named Mary. The sale Will he upon credit Of six
m"nihs, Except the OF $40 cash the purchaser
giving bond with good security. Tue nh,ye named
Slave Is, Il nnderstand) good washer aud ironer and
The ule to her believed 10 be uuquesonable bu act
ing As nmmissoner. will only sell such rinh, as the
decree aiure, I'D con 'ers upon me
&. A. WlNGFIELD.
Liberty NV. g WAN