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NOTICE
To Slave OWnersy

THE highest cash prices will BE-
paid for male or female slaves be-
tween the uge Of fifteen and thirty,
by applying to Thomas E. Wells,
Auburn, Mo. For further particu
lars apply to
n P Nixon, Bowling Green, Mo.
!oaN SNEATHEN, Troy, /"
d Draper, Louisiana. :.
May 10th, l845, It'll
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L0ulSiAN
STEAM MILL,

Corn Ground at -Four cents per BusheH
lHE SUBSCRIBERS are now grind
ing Corn at four cents per Bushel,
payable in Cash or Produce, at market
price, or wi exchange Corn mea for
Corn, Bushel per Bushe.
G.. w. jerks & TO.
January 18th, lS45. 4wl0.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

otiee % hereby given TO all interested
- IN the estate ofJanss Davis Deceased
that the undersigned will apply at the ne1i
tern Of the County Court Of Pike
County J9'sseari for . kasl settlement efhS
ship of said Estate.
Al DAVIS. Err
.4pril 10Th 1a4S. 4vle
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II IL ~ u 4 II II ~ |
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NEW
OK s O N.

HAVE just received at their old
IL stand, in Ashley, Mo-, a large and
we'll selected assortment Of latest style
fancy and Stable
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ii d q Il BIN DIN
NJ

uNHE subscriber, sill continues nj his old stand d
reclly oppns'e the Police Offer. Iynclhuru Ia
execute all orders IN the line of his business entrusted
20 his care.
Merchants Account Baoks Clerks Records & Sher
'lis Execution and Tax books kept constantly ON hand
oi hts own maneiaclute, OF made order ct the best
materials, and IN The Durable style Ut workm2n-
ship.
Old Books and Music, bound or rebound at short no
tlce, and in every style Of pa,tera
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer.
inns Ia give Satisfaction Ia his customers and scits
continuance nj patronage BY PERMISSION he refers to the
following gentlemen Ia VIII:
Robert i'nsry. Esq CIR. sup. court, Amherst Co.
sam'l NJ Garland. Esq" Co. do do do
Jno d. Alexander Esq. Sup. do Campbell Co.
WIN. A, element, Esq. " Go. do d., do
Gen. ID. Robes, SUP. do Lvncbburo
Maj, J. Benagh, Hust. do do
Messfs: Mcdaniel s McCo,ke, do
- Turner 4 Burweli A,
" Lee 4 Roberls (late Roberts & Lee,) do
lie also teiefs. with full confidence 10 Robert E.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, aud Ferdinand Wullz. ESQ.
Fincasile. ! & YOIfNC -
/ Jan. 23
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IuE UNITED siNrEs AND CHINA.

IIuSrs MERCHANT MAGAZINE. fnis sterling
snd a,dafi itiiudtel tuf Jatuar, Is ehly ffcigtrd
sslth acles 81 value aud interest ihe mcfrhsnI aud
satsan, aud. ini'rd, all Win d,strs slid and prufl
shl. information. The illuuWg Is rNitaci rn M
din. sricls ieferfug the future prospects ofthe
fegald 10 Trade ia ll,e lndlso sud China
There is hui little doubt thai tie Unii,d States are
d.slind utnsi,ly ro,nand all ihe trade IN the III.
dian and lima as. The At plAy ui culiun in The I'M
"a States, Including Texas. is lar teyord What the
wants ." Eufpe rqnne. Tie wants If China are,
however, sich viii srs,rh alnus, linitess quans.
The rp'ion gods manufactured ihr ned Ssfes al
ready e"persedn alnse o all other ~ ih se
Aels, ard A neIican rsd - rmn.y snppaued the En-
Ahsk, The fnglish Government lnre. by command
ing The exclusive fphi ,o hna Eryp, hy way ui
,he Nile and tn. lshuus al SUR tio .fi"i whirh
.gaaiun Is now pending hrtncen lha Power and the
Pacia) Ia obtain several weeks earlier than il
he tad IA the unled States advantage which will
rive her merchants cpntr ui The markets. The d PIN
-nacy mny succeed temporarily hIs bu The march a,
s.s.nis vii ultimately give the Ined Sisrs the
hry. Her population Is Rushing, with vigorous tap-
III. and nneedslug march, otng line twelve hundred
mites in extent westward ards The shores Of The Pa
chic. he ocenpainn D The territory known the
Oregon. alfeaty going rwarJ and twenty years all
MT have elapsed bele powerful State III have sprung
",oo the shores ID The Pacific The great VI HE
Oregon is drained by the Columbia river and the San
ffsaeisca. Which dehouch upon til. at point sA
lays, BY sirsn distant from The Sandwich Islands
nraip The Independence OF ,hch is guaranteed hose
'ppsish is loo 600 ursiIy Ameficaa; the surface g.
'o squsre miles. OF sill The fruitful and eli
tsir unsurpassed IN sainbry These islands are silua
led IN the middle Of the Pacific The great highway
trim Oregon Ia China. The lreal whale fishery nf
-hesy regions ia conducted mostly by Amer. ans mum
atring two hundred vess's whuso annual product is
eont s. 200 600 THIS feet IN the summer ,nnnlhs
IRA sc between The islands and the easi Of Japan fr
sptfm ~bae. and carry large trade in iars. &C..
nhich Sid IL China ard the proceeds In tea
mt hume 10 the ned States The uhnlr ni this vast
trade snd that al Ghns via The Sahdw ich Islands vii
'e rumm,ndtd hy the State Of Oregon. Those persrns
F's new living who viii see rarna6 connecting New
York with the Pacific and steam communicative from
srrena I" Oh f"r the last hree eenturie~ the civ
=lred world has heen rollug westward and Americans
= the present age will complete The circle and up,n
lltdern sieam rouie with the Eusin
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Y y as = a e.
Nl( virtue II deed OF trust esecuied BY A. X
NJ Snesd AMI ai terfd Ia ia. elrrk : oflice Of Bed
nd cviy court. aud or toe putp u paying the debt
'nrrn naib.d h 'fhun,s A. iiulcnube the undersipn
81, "a TRUSTEE. WILL the premises on saturday The
i1b U hateh nesi. sell :" r highest bidder, Tor cash.
The fraCt OF and,
conveyed By said deed tns IN 3rdf,rd cunry. sdnin
ih- the lands ii n Manson and others, or as much
la.rsof as will pay the sad debt.
The undersigned believes thu title rnod but will con.
s.y such TILE Uly is vested in him hy SAID trust deed
lNQ NJ orEY, Trustee.
te'' " il5Mh.
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WHAT'S low.


Wtath love. Go ak The cii.i
Whoss taa,ant step free and Wild,
What makes IFS lli,ls heart tejaire
Waers'cf il hears II. mothers reiet,
Viii Il love p the ma idsn Geek
Afn a hl,sh upon her shesh,
AID ask that gentle madcn why
II deeper CLOVIS whea sb.,
What ]: !s.es-y'he ,sire sill eli,
Though pain and sickness her dwell,
MI sbs can bear, aud bless her lot.
ifoae ioad heart deserts hsr not.
VIVA, is love-The mother ssh,
who labars DER her daily ta.k,
- 81, Il And her infant docs bat SIGH.
win watch at nigh. with ~akeini eve
SEP
Unknown within the heaH il springs
And closely bind, aud loudly elinFsi
II soltefis nature tutue;h sif,is,
The tie II hume, the charm of life.
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Jan %

VIRGINIA.:
I Rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit SsPs
perior court OF Law and chancery, for Bedford county"
The 9th day OF JANUARY, lS45
William r, Jones, Flain''n'
against
James T. Chiffon, administrator Of Henry Chiffon, deco
and said James r. Chiffon in his right John w Jons'
Vim. w Chiffon, Joshua l.. Chiffon, Jas. Camper, ana
zabeh Anne his wife, George ~ Chiffon, Henry II ch,,
ton, jackson Draper and Polly Jane his wife, and Emmy
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, William W. Chiffon and Joshua IL
Chiffon, having entered their appearance and gss
curity according the Act of Assembly and the h: ~
his court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
they inhabitants of this comnonwea th It's o,o
ed that they do appear at the clerks Off OF the saa ~
cult Superior court Of Law and char co y, at hues
held therein the first Monday in April next and
the bill OF the Plaintiff; aud that this order be ~
newspaper published in the town Of Iypchou'k ~.
two months successiycly aud posted at the front door "
courthouse of this county, on court day.
los WILSON elk,
jan 10 w2w
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Jan. 10

NIRGlNIA:M rules held in The rlerk's oi'e 81 We
superior of law and chancery, iof De"o"
county The Glib day Of January 1915: -, In
~ saheth Calvert, Pah'''"'
against .
Fran,s II ~ rud Mu.iora A. bis w'ir Ih1 INA, " :
I.etlwisb YiIinn 1e,.,e;~h QB. ~ M"lhe" nnso"i
Gsorre c. Parker and Daniel IN 'naugh nd,nm-a'0'
Afmsfead Minor decd
In CHANCIRy.
The defendants, Matthew Wilson and George T. Tarhe'
o' having catered Their appearance aud gwen sec -;
ding to the Of assembly and the rules Of this conf A9
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they O @'la"'
anis of tins commonwealth; II is ordered thai rs 10 sf
~ tie>cerks office OF the said circuit Superior ""
lawnnd uhauceryt al rules 10 be held therr,n on INC W.
Monday in April next. and the phmiibs p' a
that copy of this order be use r,rd in newspaper pn
sed III the town of Lvnchurg for months ~
y and posted at the font door Of the COURTHOUSE u ~
county on some court day.
''f' Jos WILSON. Crk.
lam % WIN
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Livingston County Pre- ,niu n,
r L 0 U G. II 8

Nj w fuQUA having Transferred 10 the
VI agency Ut In LII LNGSTO.T COUNTY
PRE.Wt.N PLOUGHS, am now prepared to sell
at the factory prices. large and well assorted stock.
Vii asn inifm the planters aud farmers that vii
ne constantly receiving direct from the manuacory, the
shove Phalghs, Points aud FNures 81 that there will
be M difficulty Of getting the Points. Slides. &c. to suit
The PlguQhs at any lia,e. Il would be needless for me
10 menllon here the many advantages thai the Living
sion Plough Possesses all0ther Pongbs ia
iot Iis character Is tn we'll known by se who have
used them. 10 need any farther recommendation Call
aud lu1k at them. =. j. OrEY,
Commission Merchant
July % wl2m
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zdHCUfiOIs.

TElilE hoxt session of the subs iibers' School will
4 commence on Monday. The l0tli Of Mach, in The
basement story Of the Second Presbyterian Church
Terms per session Of five months; For the elemen-
iay branches oi English, $1,000 for the higher branch
es ol E'rish, $500 for the Classics and Muhemat
les, 5000 A. NJ. BRANCH. a. b.
WINSTON, Graduate J.. .NL
F,h %
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eight hundred ncres of Land.

eight hundred acres of Land
and CONSISTS ot sryen bundled more lying he
tween James river and Black Wafer creek. (Which
iarms one Of the present boundaries nf The own) and
Two Islands in The rlyer. running parpd with the main
bly ii The I1nd-the continuing about thirty, and
the other between sisy and seventy -Four hun
dfcd and sixty acres o the Trac cleared and in cu
nsaion-the balance Is IN woods aud large portion Of
II heavily nbered OF the cleared Land one hundred
aud iiiieen acres (ueu~Ye of the lsands) James
River Low Grounds. equal in prodneyeness. il is be
ltesed, 10 any ou The rser The poran Of The high
lands IN culva'op is well adapted 10 he grow Ia
ol the different staples and is rapidly improving.
IA. The DWELLING HOUSE is hr!. all
LII conmodlous brick building, with right a.
blve stairs, and convenient cellars beneath The Oar
Houses belonging 10 the Dwelling are we'll heated ol
substantial materials aud in good repair The place has
OverseeIs House. Barn, aud all the necessary
Farm Houses.
There Is alsn on the premises, in mmedi,e proximity
Ia the town, Warehouse formerly used Tor the lospec
iiun Of Tobacco. whch. with slight repairs might
be placed IN condition suitable for the purpose
rhe Tract adults Of being divided into three four
tracts. each having fair portion Of woods and cuva
ted aid.
The place will be sold entire in two or more Tracts,
or II will be divided ino small parcels l5s. To suit
the views 81 persons wishing purchase. The Islands
viii also be sold separately. II desired
minute description ol the place is deemed unneces-
sry. as those who wish 10 purchase, will, doubt,
make enquiry and examnniinn for themselves.
The terms will be made known, on application 10 the
subscriber or loJ. r. ID Payne, The place will be
shown 10 such may wish purchase, by The subscri
Der, OF the manager, Mr. p H. Ryan, residing on the
farm.
II the tract is sold. entire possession will be given ihr
10Th of November next. aud crop If wheat secdedor
lie purchase Should desire la purchase small par
GELS Or lots, they can obtain possession At once
WIN. DANIEL, Jr.
Feb II wis
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Feb II
y9lk(:HNE 3

ysK(:ENE
I Rules held in the clerks Office Of the circuit Snre-
N nor court of law and chancey, Tor Ecdord county,
tie bth day al January, 1913.
Peter DeaiduG, Plaintiff,
against
James I Chiffon, admin, TRAITOR 0i Henry Chiltnndtrd
and in has right John W Jones, William w. Chiffon,
Joshua H. Chiffon James Camper and Elizabeth Anne his
wife, George ~ Chiffon, Hear. IT, Chiffon Jackson D'
per aud Polly lane his wife, and Emily Matilda Chiffon an
infant under tweny-o years oiage, Defendants
In CHANcERy.
The Defendants, Wi lam w. Chiffon and Joshua l..
Chiffon, rot having entered II cir appearance md given Sc
curly according the act of Assembly and the Rules 81
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory essncc 'ha'
they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: is order
cd that they do appear at the Clerks Office OF the SAID e
cut Superior Court of Law and chancey at rules 10 os
he therein the frs, Monday in April next, and answer
the Plaintiffs bill and that this order he inserted IN 'ame
newspaper published IN the town of lynchburg, Tor Two
months srceessvely and posted at the front door Of
courthouse oi this count. ON some court day.
Copy--Tesc, m
Ia, "a
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tTIRGINIA:-Afr rules held ~ tho clerks ohee oil The
;x.a, sto rior court OF law aud rhntcrfs or Bed
ford cnnnts the ilih day OF January, 1915
Thomas l.. Lefuieh, Iiainff,
dgaiaa
J,s, r chilton administrative OF Henry Cii,on deed
Jon " Jonrs The said Janes r. Chiffon in his rig HI
William " Chiffon Joshua l.. Chiffon, Jnmes Camper and
Elizabeth his wife. George Chiffon, Henry II. Chiffon
Jnrksnn Draper aud June bis wife, aud Emily NJ Chiffon
infant under the age OF u Defendants.
IL CHascEBy
The dsfntan,s William W Chiffon and Jo-nn l., Chill
on having entered their appearance nd given security
according 10 the net assembly aud the rules If this
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they in
a;,anls Of hi. cornmonaeal Ii il ordered. tint The, do
apnenr the clerks Office of the said circnit superior
law aud chnnrerv the first Monday IN sp next. and
Answer plaintiffs bill: and that copy Of this order be in
serted IN newspaper publ shed in the town ofynrh
nr for months aud posted al the front doo
of the courthouse ottiis county some court day.
copy-fese, -
Jan. 90 WIN
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JOHN T.. IIUBBaTsD:

JOHN T.. HUBBARD:
upLEAsE TAKE NOTICE, thai on the | lh day
Il Of Aprii. 1915. al the Office Of j s. {. L. Wills,
in the of Iynchkurg. 10 the county ri oampbeh
aud State Virginia, shall proceed to lake The Depo-
of Robert Shaw and hers be read as evidence
in The su in hsnc ry. now depending and unde'eTnin-
ed IN The Circuit Supefiur Court Of Law and ohancefy
for the county Of Campbell in which am pla nun and
van and James McCraw aud Ezsbeth MrCraw are de-
fendsnts And that if ffom any SAID Dispositions
should no be taken the day ahpye specified The same
will be taken the l2ih day Of April. 1913.
CHARLES SCOTT.
Feb. "a w4w
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NEW ARf-We heard an enthusiastic account
Yesterday ei an invenln .hlch promises Ia snperSde
d,gasrrcaypeaa less than machine Ia cupy The face
n She'll camea Tue saHp inyrninf Is nav busy IN q
i~ars npe'ed msehine to copy The features in mude
~ marte huss
Wba, not To know ~ Y .Mrror
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Feb. II
Mr. George II. pu.lcn:

you are not AN inhabant Of the State of Virginia,
"A YOU will please take notice. that shall. on Tues
day, the 18Th day of March. lS45. AT the Clerks OF
flee Of the County Courl of Pr,syvana county, take
The Dispositions OF William A. Thomas and others, 10
read evidence the trial of suit, Ghancery. de
pending in The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Bedmrd county. in which am plaintiff and
Yourself and William Puen, executor Of Thomas Pals
len. deceased, are defendants. JABEZ SMITH.
Feb. II Win
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TAILORING.
TNOS. W.. -. <egE. j.3'ESEE.

4 As established himself IN I.ynchburg the cross
\ 4 street. parallel with The Mafkri House and IN
rear oi A. Crouse's ste. opposite Exchange Corner
where he vii carry the Tailoring business IN rs
flous branches. All work entrusted 10 his shall be
dune promptly. In The must fashionable style. He in
yes the attention III his Former customers, and the pub
lie IN general for share Of patronage.
Sept 30 wis
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" ~ II 4 T. " :.

" ~ II 4 T. e.
~ virtue Ola deed of rust bearing date the 2ih day
~ of February. lSil, aud duly recorded in Amherst
county couri clerks oihce in which the undersigned
are Trustees, we Will, on the l2th day of March.
1915. at the house OF Albert g. Chewing the maker of
The deed, in the said county Of Amherst, sell al public
ancnn, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash. all the property
conveyed by said deed. consisting OF five valuable
NEGRO SLAVES,
and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the said
Chewing, Barouche and sundry Horses, Cows, Oxen
aud other personal properly described in the deed or
what oil tina, has NOT persisted; all of which Is valuable
The creditors and The public are invited 10 atteud-
Both nt The Trustees expect u attend The SALE but the
deed provides hat-eiihsr OF them may act They will
sell only such TILE AS the deed conveys TO them
WN. :. DlGGE> -,
GEORGE II. CRANK, s trustees
Feb "a tl2uh
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OVER COATS AND CLOAKS.

NJ +. have on hand a beautiful assortment of sun
w Beaver Cloth Over Goats and Cloaks which Tvs
VIII sell at reduced prices Also large lot OF Vest
very cheap. PARHAM & HOPKINS
Jan. G
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NlRGINiAAt Rules holden in the Clerks Office o. the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for The
town Of Lynchburg, the Sd day OF February 1916:
III mas n. Eabank, Plaintiff,
against
Boyd Miller Samuel Garland. VIM. W Scott and Eliza
his wife Edward A. Cabe, sam1 NJ. Garland and VIM
NJ. aer adms of David s. Garland deed ind John r.
Mcdaniel, cNor of Lindsey Mo Daniel, who executor
OF James pendlcton, decd, Defendants
liz CHANcERY.
The DEFENDANTS Boyd Miller and Edward 4. Cabel
having entered their appearance ind given security
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory yidencc, that they not in
haIus 2i this country II is ordere that the said Defen-
dant do lce ca the r day Of the and
the bin Of the Plaintiff and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some ,Hner p'"d in the town
of lynehburg for two months successfully al posed at
the front door OF the courthouse in the said town
Copy-leste,
ID. ROBES, Cll,.
req "a WIN
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Nlnrch 3
Egl,apEkS.

EEOVAN.
cheap! cheaper: thtHReSf :! !
MEDICINE FOR THE MIND.
DAlNE, GREGORY & Co. will sell, for the
q next two months. their
Lar, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books,
Al much lower prices than before offered; indeed
lo~er Than most Of them can be bought from the pub
llshers
The reason for this proposition is that have just
closed sor at Lexington. and removed all the stock
10 this place thus making present supply much too
LARGE lur the season.
Call at our Store Tor we will certainly sell at very low
pees-mauy Books at less than cost until We 90 North
Tor our Spring supply.
ROW THE TINE.
Jan. q Il
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Jan 90

NIRt.fSiAA rules held in the clerks office of the cir
cult superior court ai law and clianeer,, for Bedford
county, The 9th dav Ct January. 1915:
Chswell Dabncv, administrator with the will ANNEXED Of
Simeon Austin, deed, Plaintiff,
John Markle Robert c. Mitchell, admir- Of John II Mar
klr, deed. and John + Sale. Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant John Morkle, having entered his APP
and given security according tie act Of assembly
and the rules othis and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is inhabitan Of tbs cath
1t is ordered that he'd appear the clerk office Of the sad
circuit superior court OLA and chancev rules be held
therein on the first Monday in April next and the
plaintiffs bill and that this order be inserted news.
paper Published in the Of l., ncbe for two months
successfully and posted The door of the courthouse
this county court dav.
Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
WI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10

3 FURTHER POSrPONEMENT
The sb,ve sale is further postponed, en, Monday
shs2iih day of Match, 1915.
N# JOHN II. TYREE,
SURFING Trustee.
Jan 2 ,2dNb