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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
II IL u y EE ES' - a LIE OF
H.iLU.IBLE REAL E.SI.1IE,

On MAIN STREET.
EDY Virtue of Deed OF Trust. executed TO the Sub.
scrlbers by " illiams & Victor, hearing date the
20th day Of January, 1912, and duly admitted of
cord in Office OF the Hastings Court for the corpo
ration of Lynchburg; shall proceed, (bdyng been
requested To do so, by the parties Interested IN the said
deed Saturday the 2OIh day OF December next, to
sell, public auctot, upon the premises 10 the highest
bidder, credit of six twelve and eighteen months,
a certain LOT OF GROUND, with It's appurienanccs,
situated Main Street, opposite Nichols & Bell, aud
occupied by Jehu Williams. surviving partner Of
the late firm Of Williams * Victor, a Jewelltr' s
Store. This property is situated in central and bust
ness part of the town, and desirable stand lur any
business.
The property will be sold a credit of 6, 2 and s
nons, the purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes salts
faetory endorsed, and the title TO the property retained
until the purchase money is paid
The title To the above properly is believed TO be good,
but acting Trustees, shall convey such only is
vested in by the said deed of trust.
JOHN NJ. OTEY,3 r.
A. TOMPKlNS. s if'''''
! Nov II tl0D
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PEasENGN FOUNDRY,
u ~ IA c Ii 1urS E'ir% tni a


Ign Burg E'irStni0
EEAVING completed my Water Power and other
u Improvements. at my old stand. the Pump
House Of the lyuthburg Water Works, am now pre-
pared to execute all orders III my line of business,
Cast Geering for Mills aul other Machinery, win
~ description OF castings oi
IRON AND BEasS, STEAM ENGINES, TO
bnccO Presses, srs, Hands, Levers, &c. &c.
From 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 iavuung
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of robacconiss
my establishment. Having been The first that nlrudu-
ced the manufacture OF onacco Screws Presses and Pas
tent Bands, &c, in Lynchhnrg, can with confidence
refer those unacqnainied with my work. the principal
Iobacconists Of tbs place, having put up between 10
and 100 presses, within the short lime Of my residence
here.
With view of securing fair share Of patronage |
shall continue add such labor saving machinery, as
will enable 10 execute work with accuracy and de
spaleh and viii warrant all work dune at my establish
bs equal to any done IN this place OF elsewhere
A. e. DABNEG.
Nov "a I'm
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1880 Acres.

On this tract there /. large merchant mill dist Isrv
and two brlc, DIS ellIng houses.
Another Of these tracts containing about 271 acres,
lies in the county, and is the conveyed 10 the
said Samual Stoner by Susanna Nasuger by deed bear
ing date the l9lh of December 1910, and duly recorded
in the clerks office of the county court Of Roanoke.
And the thrd tract, containing SEbE.NTF TWO
.fCRES is The conveyed 10 the SAID Samuel Slos
ner by William Woodsnn and Martha his wlfe. by deed
bearing date the Eth juno 1910, and duly recorded IN
the clerk 5 Office ollhe county OF Roanoke.
The terms of the sale will be cash for much will
discharge the expenses of executing this trust and pa
of and discharge the sum OF S., $3.50, with egai nte-
rest thereon from the Isl day Of May 1915 TIL the day
Of sale; and for balance OF the purchase money there
will be allowed credit $5.5995O until the LIST OF
MAY 1916 aud on the like until the LIST of May
ls17 and lor The like sum un, he st of May 1913,
aud for the like SUN until the LIST May l8i9. if the pur
chase money shall amount 10 50 mnch and Tor said de>
TERED aymens the purchaser will be required 10 give
bonds with security satisfactory to the trustees, and deed
Of trust upon the property; and If the purchase money
shall amount 10 than the Of executing this
trust and the said several OF money, for such
cess cfedit will be given, 10 be determined at The
dav Of sale.
Selling as trustees we shall only convey such title a;
is conveyed 10 us by said deed.
EDWARD WATTS,
JAMES b. WATTS, Trustees.
PEAGliY X. GRATrAN,)
Nov 81 I'm
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TEs.EGES OF E.E.V'FD

mentioned IN said deed, much thereof shall be
necessary Ia satisfy the Trusts Of said deed.
One OF these tracts lies IN The county Of Roanoke, and
is The "a me conveyed Ia the SAID Samuel Sloner by Dan
s Stonrr and Mary his wife by deed bearing dale on
the Alb Of Navemhrr 1887, aud duly admitted 10 re
cord the clerks Office OF h- county court Of BoIetour
Of hc the county o Roanoke then formed part, and
contains. by a survey made in 1884,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

The Grand Jury Of Perry county. Alabams, hsve
presented III ,he court report conenning the introduce
ton and sale Of slaves The ground Of the objection 10
that there already slaves enngh In that county 10 cut
vse the lands prhnby aud also that the slaves in,o-
duced expressly or sale frequently sold originally lr
some misconduct. Ticksburg Whig.
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commissioners Safe.

Nd virtue of decree OF the circuit superior court
~ law and ehaucery, fn Campbell county. proGuun>
ced the | Ih day OF October, lSi5 suit wherein
John johns and WIN. fuIbush. executors Of Richmond
Statham, plaintiffs, and Thomas l.. Potlwood and
Mary Purwood aud others are defendants. The under-
signed, commissioner, will on Monday. the l2h day
of January next, Chat being day before the front
door OF Campbell house, sell highest bidder
for ready money, the said Thomas l.. Poftw woods slAth
interest IN HE we've negroes mentioned said Decree
after his mothers death.
NJ b. NOWllN, Com'r
Nov q In
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Dec. 4
TlKlI@I' SALE.

nY virtue ola deed OF trust executed 10 the sub
ID scrber and John r. Garland by Fletcher d. Hall
bearing date the l4h day OF August, 1915. and duly
recorded in the clerks office of the Hastings Court for
the Cooperation Lynchbnrg, for certain purposes there
in mentioned the subscriber WILL the 9Th day Of the
present month, at the Grocery store occupied by
the said Fletcher d. Hall. in the town Of Lynchburg,
proceed SILL by way of public auction To the highest
bidder for ready money. the following property, 10 vii
one Wagon Makers Shop, and stock Of Wagon 1 i'm
her. one BIacksInihs Shop aud Tools, Stable and
Fixtures all situated immediately below Lynch's Ware
house. Also, all the said Halls stock OF Dry Goo DIS
aud Groceries, remaining on hand
The title 10 the above property is believed 10 be good
bu, acting trustee shall convey only such title
vested in me by said deed oftrust
WIN. II. WATSON.
Oec. 4 tl5D
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vICIx.IRD III. T'OAAss, Editor.
LIE .AMiSo
e. THE LYNCHBURG ylRGINIAN,

C. THE LYNCHBURG NiRGIN1AN,
II published seni-oeekty, (epery Monday aud Thursday
ny SfAfHAM, DlLL\RD s. TOWNLEf
A. Four Dollars per a,n, payable in adrdnce. No sub
rpt,sn ob recsipedtor shorter time than sir months
M paper su be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
.fth. Eiitors,) until all arreardges are paid
a. REFRESHMENTS inserted at so cents PEI
,..ars Tor iess) for every inner form insertion and 81.
pcr s,tuc (or les) for ecery outer form Insertion
EVERf .4DTERIISER rs required to note, on has
manuscript hoo long he ~tes his advertisement inserted
o.. advertisements not noed tcdt be inserted M ats dis
sntinuance be ordered
FOR YE.4RLY .9DVERTTSLNG the terms are for
tAs privilege of,co squares $40 for one square, SO Jor
On. sq4ure, inner torm s35. Ecey yearly Advertiser
will be re CURED fine his advertising to hspdrt'eu-
ar line of busitess.
- JOB PRINTING eree'ded neatly and erpeda'ous-
II and obie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

Van Stcan5org and O'Conner, the nnti>reners, were
to have been hung Tuesday last for the murder Of
Steele; bu, Governor Wright inlerposed Just in time
them roIn that late by committing their sentence Il,
imprisonment loI life 10 message of over three col
umns long, finished barely in time, he states his
for taking this course.
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CIo,ns. Cnss.mcrcs md Xcs.imgs.

Cloths. Cassisncrcs and Scstings.
4 PIECE extra superior black French Cloth at 81 q
I per yard. worth ti2;
piece extra superior Cashmere at s. 80. worth 3 80,
piece extra Fancy SILK Neslinss best article imported
at s. 90;
Black and Fancy Silk Nelvets elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere aud Nnlentia do.
piece black Satin Nesng, (pronounced hy the best OF
Judges the finest article impored) only 81 per yard.
Persons Wishing Ia purchase any thing In the ahove
line. will please give n call before purchasing else,
where. as bargains viii be sud- WIN. j. WILLIS.
Oct. 10 Is
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TEsSrsTEES' SALE OF
Eg 4. Al n - r. A r n

ny virtue OF deed Of trust executed to the subscri
~ bers hy the late Samuel Soner, dated the 10Th day
of prli 1874, and duly admitted toTecod in the clerk
office the county couri OF Roanoke for the purpose o
securing +. g. j. >. james & Go. certain debts there
in mentioned. shall, ON the 2lh day Of December
1915 proceed To SELL at public auction, upon the prem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
JlIHU WILLIAMS

SURVIVING partner Of Williams & Victor, in or.
- der close the business ol the concern speedily
possible, offers Tor sale a large and well assorted
Stock OF .g9srp!yy,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware. Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Casters and Candle
Sticks, aud great variety OF articles too tedious e
ennmerale, rery reduced prices for cAsu, short
credit 10 punctual customers.
My friends and the community generally, are invited
to call before purchasing. am determined To closes
without delay and will offer perhaps greater nducement
to purchasers than have before been offered in this
market.
Those indebted to the will please call ans
settle their accounts as speedily as 'ssble.
o. Clocks, Watches and all kinds OF Repairing sx
ccued pnnctually aud at moderate prices
Nov. II
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Land for ,HuSe.

IN PURSUANCE. of The provisions ola deed Of
i trust, executed by William q. Pendleton, Ia NE,
for the security OF certain creditors therein enumerated,
and duly recorded IN Amherst county Clerks Office,
shall the Isl day OF January, 1916 in the village OF
New GLASGOW expose public sale, 10 the highest bid
der upon credit .f SIX, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved personal
security all said Pendleon's Interest CT being an uGdi.
vlded one sixth part thereby in certain
TRAEr o. LAND,
containing by survey, four hundred and thirty two acres
and adj lining the lands OF f.. Matthew'S RI. Ilnsey.
s. iieske and others The title To the sad land is be
Geved be 900 !, but actin! trustee, shall convey
only such title as is vested 10 me.
II. A. COGllILL, Trustee,
Dec. tlJ
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T'Og'ES, Xa.v WIRE sc

fHNllE subscriber, Cat The old stand Oft O. AoREE
* Coz respectfully lnIon The public thai they
have Just received a supply of STOVES OF various
patterns; also geaera assortment OF britannia Wa ,ef
such as
Coffee and Tea Pots, &C.. &c,
and lapanned Ware ol every description
They keep hand constantly general supply Of
Tin Ware. of their avn manufacture; also, Copper
Ware, such as ) Hills. KETTLES SC. Like
wise "A general assortment of
w % v a. w az E;
all of which they will sell al the very lowest prices and
10 all of which articles they invite the attention oi
COU.N1RY .NERCILlNTS and others; who are
respectfully solicited 10 call aud examine before pur
chasing.
HOUSE COVERING AND GuTTERlNd
done ON the lowest terms and at the shortest notice.
MURRll.I x AGREE.
G.. B. The highest price will DO glyes Tor old Cops
per, Pewter and Brass.
Nov 10 10
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EaOsase, Ornamental and Sign
E'.5 4 ~ r. " Il.

~ DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
y. encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in Lynchburg, and he continues 10
clt the patronage OF The community which he will
deavor to deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same can be done in Lynch,
burg Shop Immediately opposite John e. Mems
Store over the formerly kept by Payne & Gregory
as a Book Store. NlMROD DONALD.
Aprl II Is
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400 AND 500 ACRES.
Trust Safe Of sWFHEGfe
Ns,GsgRees;%.

70 "a akVTA.%.
ID Y virtue Of the authority conferred upon me w \
IL Deed of Trust, ed by Samuel Steiner on the
ID day of July, 1915, OF record in the county court of
Roanoke county, shall the late residence of Samuel
Stoner. in the County of Roanoke about five mi e. from
the Big Lick, on the Turnpike X lad lending from thai
place 10 Lynchburg, the 24lh day OF December
offer for sale about
Thirty V'0IsGSEe .vesrOcs.
consisting of MEN, WO.UE.N, BOYS IND
GIRLS.
+ e r M s
credit of six months will be given the purchase
money by the purchasers giving bond with good person"
al security.
The title TO the above property is believed to he good
but acting trustee shall only convey such tide as IS
vested in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid
A. p. ESkRlDGE, Trustee.
Dec. t24D
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TRACT o. LAND,
L,E.S'EA FOR S.EkE.

ID Y virtue of decree, pronounced by the county
~ cart of Amherst. at Navemher court lS45 IN the
ease Of Lee Sc against Lee shall ,er for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash on the 18th day Of December
iS45 (hai being day.) at Amherst court house,
the thac Of land mentioned in said suit, consisting Of
between
400 AND 500 ACRES.
This is valuable tract of land and worth the at,en.
ton vi those wishing tn purchace
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Com'r.
Dec4 tl5D
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IstaES ANso GAPS.

US'T received. a splendid assortment of the latest
~ New York and Phlladelph HAS and Caps which
will br sold unusually low either " Wholesale retail,
for cash. by CALVIN THOMPSON.
Nov IL 2wii POI
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E.{H.D FOR SIZE.

E.f.s'D FOE. SIZE.
4 AGAIN offer tor sale my FARM IN Nelson county
4 near the courthouse containing
f9O Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well timherrd, in very
healthy neghborhood and within miles OF the lanes
River Canal The terms will be liberal. Apply to
the subscriber in Lynchburg, Spnlswood Garland and
Robert Whitehead at Nelson courthouse
j. GARLAND.
Sept. % Is
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s.sAE or EsEDFORD A,Es'D.

S.3LE OF EsEDFDRE E,s.S'D.
E1Y virtue of Deed of Trust executed To the sub,
Il subscriber. by Ilolcomhe l.. Coffee and Eliza Ann
his e, bearing date the 29th day of April. lS4l, aad
duly recorded in the clerks office Il Bedford county
court, for certain purposes therein mentioned. shall
proceed 10 SELL by way oi public auction, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. upon the premises Oh Saturday The lolh
day of December. 1915,
TIE TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed in said deed situated the south side Of Syc-
aios creek and both sides OF latchers road containing
1872 :s-i .ECreS,
be the same more of less This is said to be valuable
tract of land. being well adapted 10 the growth OF all
kinds of grain. and susceptible OF improvement.
The tile believed To be ooId. but acting as Trustee.
shall convey such title only Is vesled IN me by the
deed aforesaid Mr.. Cul1ee will take pleasure IN shew-
ing the land to any desiring 10 purchase.
MICAJAH DAVIS, Trustee.
Bedford Nov. 20 lloD
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FOR AZ E.N'T.

FOze EeE.Y'T.
E--I THE Brick tenement opposite the Vlr-
$sN:!HA olnian office formerly occupied by Mrs
- i& Pecoas. The upper part pleasant
ksxzzak<x8r residence, and the lower part is well a
"ap!ed either '"r Dry Goods or Grocery Store.
For terms. apply either To Jno. Wm Murrell or
EDWARD II. MURRFLL.
Nov 81 o,v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16
THE LECISLiTIRE.

The Legislature adjourned sipe de ON the 9th
instant, after a session Of iity4hrcc days. We
omit our Legislative Summary for the last week,
and in place fit, give the Captions Of the Acts
passed during ,hc session, which, We have no
doubt, viii be more acceptable to our readers.
Afier reading the Captions, with the c1plana-
tons, we think our readers will coincide with US
in the opinion, that this session las bccn fruitful
Of much good 20 the state. Many acts have bccu
passed, which, in our limited Judgment, viii prove
Of great bereft TO tic people; but time alcne can
test them.
The bin for submitting the question Of Pcni-
tertiary" or q No Pcniieniiaryn 10 the people al
The August election in 1876, has been passed into
a law, and may be put down as the most impor-
tant act Of the sessitn. We have but little dolbi
that large majority will be found 10 favor it
We intend publishing in cur next, or at some car.
~ period, me aDir rrpon rrnc cUAlulsss n. an
Senate which acccmranied the bill.
The bill appropriating $4,000 annually for thu
relief Of the Blind, and Deaf and Dumb, we lOOE
upon as next in importance. This provision, al
present, is amply sufficient, and We hope some ju
dicious Ilan for their education will be put into
immediate operation.
The I'LL in favor Of Poor Debtors, and the bill
more eflcctual!y to prevent imprisonment for debt
we are inclined to look upon with favor; and W,
hope, that in their operation they will accomplish
the humane intentions of those WHO enacted them
The action of the Legislature in regard 10 tn
Rail Roads, we believe, was the best that coul
have becn taken under the circumstances. w
regret the necessity which dtmandcd the foreclo
sure of the mortgage on the Raleigh and Casio
Road; but we do not see how any other mcasur
could have been adopted, in justice to the STATE
that would have been more to the benefit Of tn
stockholders.
We are too much crowded for space to motto
other Acts of the Legislature which we regard o
important but our readers are referred to the Cal
tons themselves, and can form their own opinions
We repeat, the Legislature has done well; an
though there may be some emissions, there is b'
little, in cur opinion, to ccnsure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16
rIIn.rsI.sII.rn nIr IANuARY

-.pIIu. Er.srr,rI m JANUARY.
According TO previ0ns notice, a number
Of the citizens Of the Hawfields assembled
on Davies Mountain, ON the Sth instant,
for the purpose of celebrating the victory
so well known, gained by General Jack
son, below New Orleans, the 9Th of Ja-
nuary, 1915.
About the break Of day, some Of the ci-
tizens met and fired a few guns, which an
nounced to the surrounding country that
all preparations necessary had been made.
At about 10 o'clock the people began 10
come in from every direction until about
IL o'clock. There being a considerable
crowd of people collected, and the hour Of
the day having arrived for organization,
they were called TO order. On motion,
James u. Christie was appointed Presi-
dent, Thomas Squires, ir., Vice President,
James Jones, Secretary, Barnard c. Haze.
Treasurer, Lieut.. Thomas Gill, Marshal
of the day, and James Woods, Assistant
Marshal. Tie procession being formed
by tie marshal and his assistant, they
were carried through few evolu,ions,
then formed Into something like hollow
square, when ihe president called on CAPT.
Richard NJ. Jones to deliver an address,
who stepped forward and addressed the
crowd in qupe a spirited manner. He
first spoke II the privilege we enjoyed
under our present form Of government, 10
assemble and to celebrate victories like
that which weas people had assembled
to celebrate; he then spoke of the many
tolls and privflions which the soldiers Of
the Revolution had to encounter-showed
that in their strggle for independence in
experience hat TO contend with discipline
and poverty With wealth; he next spoke
of some of the gallant victories won by
some of the officers Of our Navy; he next
glanced at tla victories won by our late
and much lanhn.el patriot General Har.
rison; he then brought his remarks TO q
close, showingthat Gen. Jackson ended
the war in uaze of glory at New Or
leans.
The orator living concluded his speech
the following basis having been prepared
were read: r.
REGrLAR ToAsTs.
|. Tn remembrance of the 9Th Of Janu
ary, 1915, we lave assembled to celebrate
2. To pay bic necessary respect to thu
Hero Of the hermitage we celebrate this
day.
8. The Constitution of the U. States
guarantees To- US equal privileges, ant
makes us all $vereigns-long may it en-
dure.
4. North Qrolina-the first to declare
independence.h her sons will be the las
found to desetit.
: S. Our Militia is powerful on land, on
Navy on the bosom of the deep--com
bined they cabbid defianee to any foreigl
foe. ..-
: @. In all celebrations we should pay
$ due respect to|he soldiers of the Revolt
> lutioa-long lie their memory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16

Remainil g in the Post Office at IIillsbo-
rough, NJ. c., ON the lat day Of Janna-
TX. 1876, which, If not taken out with
in three months, WIN ne srut 10 the
General Post Office as dead letters.
A
Mrs. Elizabeth Aldridge, John Ander-
son, David Andrews, VIM. T. Askew.
B -.
Gilbert Beebec, Saml. p. Barlow, Ma.
ry or Elizabeth Baldwin, James R. Bar
bee, Jehu Brown, Alexr. Boiling, James
Bishop. VIM. L. Bowls, Robert N. Black
wood, Wiley Bell.
C
VIM. Crabtree, Thomas Crabtree. Miss
Julia Crabtree, Jesse Clinton 2, William
Cain, sr., Matthew Crowder, Alexander
Craig, Reuben Garden, John Culbreaih,
VIM. Cook, Mrs. Phebe Clancy.
Al. Davy, Rev. Robert Davis 2, VIM.
Dickson.
Edward Evans, Vim. A. Edwards.
f
Thomas u. Faucet, Abisha Faucet.
DIR. Stephen Green, Mrs. Rebecca Cat
tbs. 49,.
I'll ...s...
Richard Holeman, Henry N. Holden,
Bedford Hurdle, Ezekiel Haley, w. II.
Hopkins, William Horne, Thomas Hall.
C. w. Johnston, John o. Jackson, John
X. Jackson.
Norwood Latta, John b. Leathers 2,
VIM. Love, James Love, Richard Lee.
nj sE~
John A. McDade. And. c. Murdoch,
Hiram McVeigh, Rev. J. A. McMannin.
p
John Porter6eld, John w. Potts, Mrs.
Nancy Prichard, Richard Proctor, AndeI-
I son Proctor, Allen Petty 2.
r
William Russell.
Bryant Strayhom. George ]. Sneed,
Henry Skinner, William Smith, Thomas
Sugg,
II y
Miss Frances and Hannah Thomson,
II. Teauy, Messrs. Tmnin & Clark, Ben
jamin Trolnger.
" 44
Haywood Vaughan. .~a
w
Miss Sarah ]. Waddell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Waddell 2, Miss Rebecca Waddell ,, d.
vid Warren, Samuel Wilkerson, Green
Woods, Miss Margaret Woods, Mrs. NJ.
E. Woods, Jack Williams, Mr.. White
sides, plough maker,) William s. West,
| Robert E. Williams, Saml. w. Wilson 2.
! ag Persons calling for any Of the
above letters will please say they are &C
vertised.
TH0s, CLANCY, =. ",
: 1aaA;yi AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-16
Notice.
Pocket Book Lost.
January -.

vESHE subscriber lost his Pocket Book, on Ss-
IL turlay the 2sth, or Sunday morning the 29th
of December, in Hillsborough, or on the road to
Richard Thompson's, four miles north. The
Pocket Book contained ten dollars in cash, and
from twelve to fifteen hundred dollars worth Of
notes on sundry persons in and about HILLSIDE
rough. The finder of this Pocket Book and its
contents will be literally rewarded on restoring
them to the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD BORLAND.
January 4. oS-