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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08


VIRGINIA AT court held fo Bedford county, Mt the
c,uronsc the 10th day Of August one thousand eight
hund. ed AID forty five
John Arhwel, j., Meredith Anhwcll, Daniel Ashwsll
lanes Ashwc Thomas Ashwell, Jesse Mitchell and Jane
his wife, formerly Jane Asbw. W illism aync AID MN
~ his wife, formerly Nancy Asbwe Jane. iynch aud r.
lzabc his wife, formerly Elizabeth Ashwell and william
PAYNE COMMITTEES OF the and estate Of Eleanor alias
Nelly Ashwcll, PLAINTIFF,
against
Nancy A. A,hweli. Defendants
Tx CnANcERY.
The defendant. Nancy A. Ashwe not having entered her
appearance and given security according TO the Act Of
senby and the rules OF this court and II APPEARING the
satisfaction If the con that she Is not ihabthD OF this
II Is ordered, That she do appear here
the fourth Monday in November next and answer the bill
oil the plaintiffs; and that copy bt this order be forthwith
published in some newspaper printed IN the town OF Lynch
burg Tor wo months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door OF the court house Of this e. unity.
A Copy-Teste,
JNO. II, SrEproE, t.. C.
September 3 WIN
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Money, Notes, &c, LOST.

HVTE SUBSCRIBER, il travelling from Farm.
4 vile 10 Clover Hin, Apponallux county, On the
morning The 1ih insl the the other of those
places ST from his pocket small ro of papers, ned
with string. containing five hundred and eighty nine
dollars ard hly>one cents in money, chiefly bank notes
OF various denominations, including several fifty dollar
notes. Also, negotiable note drawn by Samuel ID.
M:Dcamon, and endorsed by William {. Flournoy
and Richard X. Rane. for fifteen hundred dollars pay
able a, The Bank Of Virginia al Lynchbnrg, sixty days
from the dh of September 1915. the dale thereof Al
so, check drawn by Joseph Venabe in favor OF s. d.
McDoarmon for fifty dollars, dated the 4th of Sepem
Der. 1876, and payable at al The Farmers Bank at
Fannvle. Also another check drawn by Reuben d.
Palmer in favor of " llllam James McD,almon Tor fl
ly eight dollars aud twenty four cents, dated The 18th
day of August 1915, aud payable al the Bank of VIr>
g"la a, Iyncl burg. Also, two bohds, for seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars each executed by Samuel ID
McDearmon, James McDearmon and Samuel j. Wal.
ker to r. X. Raine the one payable the S, Novem.
Der, 1915. and the other the ls November. lsd7.
Notice is hereby gives. to all persons, 10 trade
for or receive in payment Of any debt the said negota
Bile note, checks or bonds. either OF them. they will
not be paid and notice is also hereby gvea the Farms
ers' Bank al Farmye and the farmers Bank and the
Virginia Bank at Lynclburg. not pay said cheeks OF
discount said note. Any information relative said loss
will be thankfully recelved and whoever will deliver
said bundle of papers aud contents the subscriber shall
be literally rewarded. VIM. &. FLOuRNOY.
Sept 8 Is
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VIRGINIA


rules held IN the clerk. ofco ~ tho county court o.
~ Bedford Monday tho tst da, Of September, 1885,
Thomas J, rbomasson, Plaintiff,
against
lame Beard Pleasant, prcston administrator de bonis
u Mary Board, deceased, and William =. Hall,
Defendants.
In CHANcERy.
The defendants, James Board and William p Hall, not
wing entered their appearance and security accord
ing 10 the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they net nhab
ans of this commonwealth II Is ordered that they do
pear here the fourth Monday in November and
the bill oihe plaintiff aud that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted In published in the town
of Iynehbntg for two months successive ely and posted at
the front door oi the Courthouse.
a Copy--Tesie, .
JNo. Il sTEProE, & n, c.
September w2m
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vrrw V.niunh.'c L0ssh FOR sale
NcaR IVA ,-1lBURN


4 AGAIN oHer my FARM h. ss's. t"s one ~
i half miles abovc tyDshsurg, NJ me sos"y !" an
hrrst. Il contains abmt
Five Hundred ssd oixsy Aes~ss
large portion In ~oods, heavily umlee sno hfe' fEs
rotaeco land lies on James nvrr and ka-w's Cfvss.
large hold stream runs through u, furnishing ~a,es-
pow ~ of immense value will give all the CrP, li"-
ses Oxen and twenty able hsnds 10 finish me arp
until The middle Of Srp'esh~', aud lossrsson 81 the
and when II is sold GEO. w. PETTYJOHN.
u BElSo authorized by the pftrieor In eisec. ale
or his Iand would hrreore call the attention. oe cap
i,als,s 10 ,his valuable Estate. The Farm 10 In fne
state Of cultivation. and in tho hwnedm~ vessN5 VI
Town. which gives the advantage IT q msrket to the
grower Of every article Of prodnre, fun ~hsat straw
hpshead Of Tubacco. The water Pwef x'est end
fully aocirn, for any machinery. Fhse who wish ~
purchase Land il this neghburhood woald to well :"
ralI and will al any time take pleasure IN shrwinv
The premises. JNO. y. u. SAfNE.
n b. if the sbove Land Is M, d,spo-ed Of privately
hee The 20,h September will. On ms, dsy lit iaif.
f not, the next fair day SUNDAYS excepted -be ofsfr
to tho hiahes, bidder. Terms at sse. Sale ~ b. sos-
Quoted by Juo Il. d. Payne. Auct'r.
GEO. w. PErTYJOHN.
July 81 w.2US IL
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Lexington. (ky) 1.-The exci,emrn, in this place has
moi yet subsidized. The printing office of the Ledger
had been entered at night lille the hands ere absent
ana the types, &c. very much dlsarrangcd The editor
VINO mad been very active in his opposition Cassius
NJ Clay. ascrihes this outrage 10 some Of thai gentle
mans psr'izans. though he does not intimate HAT Mr.
T. hnis' II had any agency in the das,ardy outrage.
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COMMUNICATED
Ifo, for The Theatre The .Ncr Theair,ti

We preceve by the bills Of Mr. Potter that
hr has determined try the experiment; Of short The
atrial campaign among u.s. The adventure on the
scale that Mr. Z. has commenced, is TO say the least
build one Lei us citizens, in return, show him that his
efforts sill he appreciated and rewarded The bare cir.
cums'ance Of MIR. p being the lessee of the Richmond
and Norfolk Theatres, is sufficient guarantee for his
standing as Manager. And while such names as Mr.
and Mrs Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
r"res', Mr.. and Mrs Dawes. La Petit Gertrude, &C.,
Ae are Among his list Of pertmers he will require
ohrr passport 10 the admirers Of Theatrical
10 Lynchburg. understand that. consequence Of his
engagements in Rictmoud, bis present sujourn with
Us viii be very limited. Let those therefore, who have
taste To appreciate the works Of our immortal bards
.n'n ont heart and hand. and give The strangers wei
roe and sufclen, ndneepnt for them to 40 ain return
A"onc u.s. 10 cnlivsn the tedious oony II our on!
e'ep nss. a ,ecH nisher 10 The dtsgfiag.
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PROPOSALS.
4 q u IL u LDI N q JAIL

TINllE undersigned invite persons To make proposals
l. to build Jail at Appomaox house, as fol-
lows, viz: A house 40 by 90 feet, two stories high
twenty feet from the foundation -four rooms, below and
above and passage Of feet, AID Of hammered dressed
rock solid masonry; tile rocks secured with iron dow-
cling pins, the walls 10 be two feet thick. house of
similar size and divisions Of brick, the walls To be Is
inches thick, with two windows to each room, feet
square, with IRON CRATES, with outer door faced with
sheet iron half inch thick and The requisite number
doors for the other and passages. Of strong plank
similarly faced. The floors of hewn OAK logs, 10 Or
IL inches wide, and inches thick.
Also, house of hewn logs OF sound heart oak, Sc
cured by doweng pins the logs to be 10 inches square,
the house 80 feet long by feet wide in the ceat with
rooms the lower floor and roons and passage
the second floor; the floor aud ceiling OF
cond story TO be Of hewn logs, 0 inches wide and 8
inches thckj the interior OF this TO he faced cell
ed with sheet ron the balance Of the interior Of the
house be ceiled with inch oak or pine plank and the
whole exterior surface Of this house 10 be covered by
strong sheet iron, with good nd sufficient lap and put
on by 20 penny cut nails. The doors and windows Of
this house be in all respect. like those already DESERT
bed should the undersigned conclude build Of logs
The roofs in either be strong and well construct
ed and covered with TIM chimney each end of the
house, with fire place above and below in each
The olec Of the undersigned Is to elicit propose Is as
to the cost fhe above described buildings; and The time
at Which they could be finished. Persons disposed 10
undertake will be prepared TO submit their bids pro.
possls at Appomatiox October court 1916.
}. w. FLOOD,
j. McDEARMON.
DAVID ROBERTSON, : Com.
JOHN JOHNS,
WILLIAM TRENT,
Sept.8 100
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FINE DIV GROUNDS.
SrI'tS

VIRGINIA.
rules held in the clerks office Of thu county %
"A Bcdio,d, Monday, the first day Of September isi5:
Daniel IompGins Plaintiff,
against
Ambrose Gill and John = Hawkins administrators Of
John Gin. deceased, Defendants.
IN CHtNcgRy.
The defendant Ambrose gin, not having entered his APP
and given security according to the act o assembly
aud the rules Of this court and II appearing by satatio
~ evi enoe that he Is not iniahan Of tins
wealth: II is ordered tina, the said Ambrose gill do appear
here the fourth Monday In November next and
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order he forth
with inserted In newspaper printed IN the town oi
nchburg Tor months suceessivcly and posted the
front door of the courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Tese,
JNO. H. SrEPToE, C. n. {.
September WIN
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 4'h inst. by the .ev. Jas. Doughen
MI. SAMUEL PciNprNrER, jr. 10 Miss ANN NJ. ,dauph
Ter OF Mr.. W lillian Tucker. all of Amherst.
W The IL. Z. Advocate will please copy
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Executors sale Of Land,

EXECUTORS sale OIL Lana.
\ execution III tho last will aud testament Of ,hn
i Wharton. deed. the subscriber offers Tor sale a
valuable tract Of land of which said decedcni died sex
ed. lying In Bedford county, on Tho waters Of Hunting
Creek. and containing
O1J .1CREN.
This land lies near Wsneh's Ferry, is c"nveucn, Of
access being about mile ir,m James River. and
twenty above The 'own Of Lynchhug. ], ia we'll va
tered and tmhered-of fertile SOIL and nains from
90 10 100 acres OF bottom land ahnu une half Of the
tract is yet 10 clear. Of which good PARTON IA ubscco
land, The cleared land is IN god heart Any person
wishing To purchase will no doubt the premises.
which will be shown by Mr. liarwoud Msor residing IN
the neighborhooJ. Terms will be one. two ind three
years credit, bonds with good security. and deed Of
trust. Possession will be given this fall App, sou
may be made To the subscriber in Liberty, or 10 VIII.
liam A. Wharton, about miles from the premises.
JNO. A. WHARTON.
EA'or. of )no Wharton, deed.
o. The Lexington Gazette " III publish the ahove
advertisement. and send this office Tor cocc~
tiun.
Sept 8 wis
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Sept. 8

UNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and the
i public generally. that he has commenced the
sADDLERY AND u HARNESS BUSINESS,
in the house few doors below Mr.. Richard Tyree's
commission house, where he will constantly keep on
hand stock Of SADDLES, made by the best work
men aud Of first.rae materials. He has hand and
will constantly keep Harness, of all description lie
asks call Of those wanting any thing in his line, before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined t., sell as
law as any house in town WV. NJ. JONES.
n b. Orders attended to with punctually NEEDING
done with nea,ness and despatch. w. NJ. ].
Son 3 w3w il
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Comm Safe Of Land
IN CAMPBELL,

10y yirive o decree of the circuit superior court Of
Id Ia aud chancery for Campbell. in the of NJ.
s. b. W. Nowlin Sal. Is. NJ. b. Nowlin, Ex'or., of
Brooks dec, &ai, will sell. on The presesby way
If public auction Friday, the 10Th day Of October
next,
THE Tract OF LIND,
in SAID decree mentioned, containing 80 acres more CT
less Also two other Tracts containing 80 acres each.
Said lands lie upon Falling River, adjoining the lands Of
David Robertson Leroy A. Cralle and Others il being
The Lands of which James Brooks decd'd, died selz
ed
TERMS.-Six months credit, the purchaser giving
bond with good personal security and retaining the title
to the Land iii the purchase money be paid as farther
security. y. Y. Lam Co" r. az"
Sept. 8 vim
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Health Of .Nec Orieas..-For the week ending the
23d u there wee 70 deaths in New Orleans, nine o.
which were from being struck. There had been no
ease Of yellow fever.
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NOTICE..

uVlE bonds due tn me on account Of sales made al my
L plantations in October last, and DUE are leti
In the haads of WIN. +. Smith Tor collection; and M
expect 10 start the South in n short Time HOPE they
will he promptly paiJ JOHN SMITH. ia.
Sep. w4wf
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For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
T1PON LIBERAL TERMS, two Houses and Lots.
the one situated first street, below and opposite
EssrN Martins Warehouse. consining six rooms,
EnA possession to be had Is October; the other,
4a Is handsome two storIcd brick house on
feaN Ssofih street opposite The Romaa Catholic
Churc, noN In the occupancy Of Sam. e. Nofvell. Esq
D possession to bs had Isl O.trher. Andy T., d. Ro1es.
ELIZABETH S. CAbEIL,
s., MSy
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NESSRS. SMITHS will open their Acade-
WI N.Y. this day, (Sth,) in the basement story Of The
Second Presbyterian Church. and remove 70 Church
Street as soon as convenient rooms IN readiness.
n. B.-Scholars should be enter ed the first reek, in
order that classes may be arranged.
Sept. 1t
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n l. w + a Il A r II: 4.
JOHN s. POTTER,

JOHN s. POTTER,
.Ma.E7GER OF THE RICHMOND. .vOR>
FOLK AND PETERSBURG TYiE.4TES.
REGS leave. most respectfully. to announce to the
- Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Lynchburg. that the
NEW LfScnBuKa THEArRr will be orencd
o" Wednesday Evening. Sept. ION.
W Nh The Richmond Company composed Of Ladies' and
Gentlemen of Acknowledged talent aud
he Theatre Us fitted up good style. aud is capable Of
accommodating over 500 persons. The performances
selected will be of sterling merit. Order and fesuarl
" VIII be observed IN every department aud the best
'Aerons OF the Company used TO deserve the patronage
OF the public,
On "wednesday Ereaign, SEPT loM, ls45.
viii be performed Bulwer's beautiful play Of
k.aDl' OF rows,
LOVE. PRIDE AND AMBITION.
CLAUDE MrLNoTrk. Mr.W. G. JosEs
Mons. Beanseant Dawes
Mons Deschapelles Donovan
Col Damas Potter
Mons. CLAWS w. :. Forrest
Landlord Mehen
St. Genevieve ptmberton
Capt Geromr Burns
PAULINE DEscnAprLLs MRs Porrra
Madame Drs ,hapeli es Forrest
Widow Melnotte W q. Jones'
Between the pieces
GRHND OVERTURE by the Orchestra
MADEMoIsELLE GERTRUDE will dance
HIGHLAND FLING.
The evenings entertainment will conclude with tho
laughabe Farce of
LOAN or a LOVER.
PETER SPYKE Mn. W. S FonREsr
Old Sheyzel q" Donovan
Capt. AuNsiord Dawes
Deoe " klehen
OkRTRuDE Mrs. Porter
Ernesiine " w g. Jones'
ADAllSSlON-Parquette rs cts; Gallery 80 cts;
Children To Parquette 50 cts. Tickets procured a, The
principal Hotels, and at The Box Office.
Sept. 1t
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

MISSES GORDON will resume the duties Of their
IVl SCHOOL on Monday, the 9Th Of September.
al their residence the Unversals, Church Craze.
received they hope, by nnrem,,ed alten"n To the du-
lies Of their profession, sill merit the confidence Of
generous public
TERs,s for the session Of five months, payable in ads
vance:
81 class, for beginners 70 w
2nd class, for the u,ure advanced. Spelling,
Reading, w niing. Elements of Arlth ne
iic Of English Grammar. Il Geography, $40 90
81 class, Onlrography. Heading, Writing.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, History.
Ancient and Modern Geography. l. Cum
position, " w
4lh class, all the Higher branches usually
taught in the hes, Schools. together with
French, 10 "
Music on the Piano, three lessons per week ~ w
Drawing ani Painting do. do. ~ W
Oriental Iniinu do. DO. w
IV.,W,L d, do, 10 90
Emh,,idsrv do. d.. 20
They are prepared 10 accommodate number OF young
aides with board The apartments for the Sci,nl, aud
als the private rops lot boarders are large aud airy,
and every attention will be paid . The personal comfort,
as well as 10 the moral and intellectual improvement Vi
those entrusted To their care.
Boarders will have the privilege OF learning draw.
mo and painting or either Of the ornamental branches,
without additional charge.
Terms for Board, $40 per month. For washing. 81
per month.
Aug. % OF"
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nlOYTS PRIZE OFFICE,

RICHMOND, ~
n NJ HOYT bees leave to call tho attention Of his
1Vs patrons and others, in Lynchburg and vicinity.
10 the following rich scheme 10 be drawn the 27,h
instant.
Orders per mail incosing cash prize tickets a,sen
ded 10 the same as on personal application.
Drawings forwarded when rqesled, Immediately ut-
Ter they have taken place.
All communications strictly confidential AppnEss
ID. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
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.UH1NMsOfh Scheme.
$4,000! 5000! $4,000
Il Il lA.D al EYAN.DHIl L DI,I,En

Class A, for 1916.
To be drawn in Alexandria. u. c., on Saturday,
9Th Of September. 1915.
rs No Lottery. 10 drawn balhts.
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Be on your guard, u you pould nroid imposition!
7HO.NZ'SO.S"S & O.N1' OU.A'D
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nnptlsn.
IVilIS uuriyaed remedy for PULMONARY CON,
SUMPTION, was first introduced to public
lce 10 the Fall Of S43 and since that time its gigantic
strides popular favour, altogether unprecedented
in the annals of medicine, and THOUSANDS on TuuU-
SANDS throughout the land. living witnesses that
medicine ever discovered has effected such astounding
cures Ut
CONS TION!
The wonderful popularity Of this medicine has in
duced sundfy persons 10 initiate it, and offer for sale ar
ic.s with nearly similar thus deceying the IN
suspecling and practising gross imposition on the in-
valid The proprietor therefore feels called upon Solemn
~ the Consamp,ive patient against all prepara
tons pupor,ing to be Syrup Of Tar or Wood Nap'ha.
except the original preparation, Thonpson's Compound
Suup of Tar and food .Naptha. the only remedy that
can be relied upon for the radical cuf- Of Pulmonary
Diseases. Delay or ,ampering with PULMONARY Com
sumption leads certainly to fatal result; herenre be
moi deceived but ask for Thompsons Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Nap,ha, and take no other.
Price. so cts per botile-six bottles for ~ SO.
For sale in lynchburg by
JONI II. SEAY, Druggist,
Agen, for Lynchturg aud vicinity.
Sep u
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30 CENTS
so CENTS
e,- JriH ,nre agrsa, many dollms. 40
HENRY BEDIOHIMER,

HENRY REDIOHxMEn,
HI ESPECTFULLY offers To the public his self
Ii prepared, well tested and higny eff-cinal Prepa
ration for The determination Of RATS, NICE. BED
BUGS AND COCkROACiiES.
lie promises those OF the public, who may be annoyed
by these destructive virmn arer using this highly ef.
ieciual preparation for few days, complete radiance
OF all this vermin
This preparation possesses the singular property, fiat
without being actual prison. it will not only kill the rats
and nice bu, will in consequence Of the smoke pro
duces positively compel those who do not directly par
take Of il. precipiintr'y to leare Tie house.
This preparaou can obtained from him. Price, so
cents per box, with directions for its use.
Sept s
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POyVuATAN HOtYE,
Rfi,M.NON.D. ~.

<Bss, THE. attention Of gentlemen visiting Rch,nnnd
F1Iii' Is respectfully called this HoYE1., u lss(
Eam.Q and generally known under The rec,ius III Mrs
Dpral. It's delightful Lcaoa Its fna Accommodation
aud the quiet and orderly manner In shch 10 conduct
ed make equally desirable for fmies and meh VI bus
sness.
The po,chaan House is situated IN level Ind beau-
ul eminence, the Centre III the city, NV Steps
from the Capitol Governors Honse and City Hall; snA
very convenient to the Rail foad Dspos Boa, landinss
and business part Of the city.
o. The PowHATAN CoAcH will be in readiness ID
convey passengers and haggage to and fun The hoel,
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save them froan 80
cents to 81 ronerage. BAR, on the bascmen, floor.
CHS. l.. OlBRELL.
july
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Nlll.I. BE SOLD at Exchange Corner. on Wed.
w nesday. the 10Th inst.
fine Mahogany Wardrobe.
+" - Sdeboards
Ladies' Dressioq BUREAUS,
= Curtain aud French Brdstesds,
The above articles en,ircy n ~ and m,de Ia the
best style. TALBOT LANlER
Sepi.S II
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fine Tobacco Land for Safe
At AUCTION.
Dv decree Of the county court of Bedford. | an
- authorised 10 make sale of III. Lands II my sister
Sarah =. Gosyin which lie In the county II bedford
adjoining lar lsnds If the lae Col. David Saunders.
Mrs Key aud others. the head waters of the south
fork Vi Liule Otter. The TRACT contains about
q 4 "A q n = 3
there Ia body ofas fine I OB.1CCO LAND On |, ~
can be me, With in Bedford county, yet 10 clcar-,hee
Is slso II quantity Of
FINE I ONV GROUNDS.
II in well wa,erd. and in g"d neghbo,hood distance
im ynehhurg 25 miles, and shou, south VI Liberty
Il III he offered t sale al Liberty, On Saturday. the
1lh day OF Ocoher aext
rerms--onr, two and three YEARS ditihc purcha-
giving bond with approved security and deed Of
trust thr land also 10 secure the PAYNE n,sl shall
convey with special warraniy-bu the title II believed
10 he unguestoncd.
II is rarely the ease that a ANAL tract. ~ valuable as
this. is offered in market. Persons wishing to buy
invited 10 call an Capt. j. In Pollard who lives near il,
and who will take pleasure In show ing the land J, is
At presen, rented by Mr.. Skinnsll.
w. l.. GOGGtN.
Guardian and Commissioner.
Sep,S w4O
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10. a. WO ie1lEl.uIy
CON- MISSION NJ EBeC1lANTs

NUKFOLk, "a.
4 LIBERAL advances. upon oossignments 81 Flow.
Ia 1bbacco. and Produce generally, when rrqassd.
REFER TO-A. II. Armstead. Lyncht,ws
Auy w9nif
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Besides prizes of 4iOO. $50 &C., &c.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters 8,
eghths $50
Certificates Of Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets $500
DO do 20 half 1870
DO do % quarter 65
DO do &c eighths 81 50
+. S. Persons visiting the city SHOULD call On Hoy,
il in want Of money
Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by j. g. Greg
DRY & Co.. constantly hand Orders enclosing cash
or prize tickets. attended 10 with pfompness and the
drawings Of Lotteries sent when requested 10 all who
order Of -. NJ. HOfr, Richm,nd
Sep.8 t27bn