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GREAT ATTRACTION.
" Is ~ 80 Il Il a % % ID =
.YNCHnCRG. Der. l2. ls4s

WM. j. WILLIS brgs leave 10 inform hls fslpsjs.
w customers anil The public in aeuefat, That 10 hss
Just re,urned from The Nonhetu ei,es with large aud
desi'sbls s,sea Of Dry Gnds. Shoes. Bcnse,s Rhbms.
t'o~rs, &c which havhg i~sa purchased principally
"f cash, and Ms as~k hens very heasy, ena6r hs,
10 os' great Inducements io purchasers Al Whultssls
r'a'l fefs"'s wishing IN purchase. vii Md 10 their
interest 10 give him call beore purrhashina elsewhere.
sshe viii iake pleasure IN cthibilnQ hts 0nds ,o
them ~hs'hef they purchase or not. Amongs, his as
sortmcnt may he found, viz
French Chshmere d'Coss aud Ohre snes new yles
Adt'enrs and Crscoyiena tsn,,t-y syles) mr la.
dies dresses,
Mousn d'i.aiues. Irish Twls and Parisreus,
5000 yards black aud fancy ooloreJ Alpaca Lusrs a.
great hsfgsins;
pi.r-s blark, ei,ts, warranted Silk Warp. q, mi,
81 pet yatdj
Blssk snd blue black Silks. cheap;
peess LuPins bssl Bsnsssnss. ~ !. IS and IL 30
pef yard;
1000 y.'d' Calico splendid '',l's h'm 81 Genie to
hnest;
bed Ticking, Ap"m ch.ek.. and I.in'sy'. large Is.
sor,ment;
i.aces Edgngs and Bobbin Trimming;
Ribbous And Flo~ers. large sssorIneni .'
Kentucky snd Glasgow Jeans large assortment rhsap;
Cloths Csssiinsres and Vesags large and general
sor,nisnt,
Ned and white Flanncls, chesp.
Ai.SO-taflous othef Goods loo numerous u sname
rs's. For good bargsns call 4, the i,ehinotd Cash
Store WM. j. WILLIS
Oct. 10 10
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GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.

We inadvertently omitted. in our last, TO call public
a,a,i.n 10 The advertisement Of Messrs Raymond &
"A ring vile ptorse TO make grand and novel Zoo-
ic,, display in this place, on Thursday, Friday and
s,u,d,y next. Their advertisement IS on the fourth
e. a. this mornings paper. to which We refer the read
! Gs pstticu.an. We would remark, that we have
~ in several newspapers highly compll mentay noti-
Of this Menagerie-and We are conliden, that all
Ina visit it will be than repaid in the qualification
na,u raj and laudable curiosity. The influence &c.
hired by Mr.. Dubos, the Lion-lamer, over the Mon
eh Of the Forest, and which will be exhibited, Will be
4 novel spectacle in this part Of the country.
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lsENTLEME.N'S
F q n N 8 II ! n q st o n =
.NOin street LunChbMrU. HsM.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving III, r sun
Il Plies II Fall and Winter Goods. comprising almos,
every article Of Gen,lemen's caring Apparel which
were manufactured in New York expressly for THE mar.
ket-among which may be- found black blue, green
brown and olive Dress and Fruck Coats black, green,
grey and mixed Pe,tes aud Over Coa,s; and circle
Clsaks silk velvet, satin, barihea, bombszn. woolen
velvet, tashmere and McIno Vests; English, French
and American cashmere Pants Youths Frock and Over
Coats. Vests aud Psn,s linen and cotton Shris, Col.
lars, bosoms and Night Shrs; silk. lambs wool and
mixed and white nerlao. Pet. roton and eans Dawrr
Bari,hea and Italian silk Crava,s Scsrs, S,ocks Ties
Cravat Sufferers, Handkerchief, Gloves. Su,pendcrs
Suspender Ends llolsery. Money Belts. Night Caps,
Walking Canes. Umbrellas, SC.
ALSO, a full assortment Of French, English and A.
merican Cloths, Cassmeres and Ves,ngs. which We
will manufacture tu order in mos, fashionable and work.
manlike manner.
All garments warranted to Fl perfectly. or M sale.
Ihose wishing 10 furnish their own elo,hs will do
well 10 give us call pains will be spared in the
execution of work. Terms, CAs.
WArERnOUsE, WHIrrEMoRE 4 co.
Oct. 10 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

Z b. The Edgefed Advertiser states that Application
will be made, by several enterprisng citizens Of South
,r.ua to the mex, Legislature ofthat State for char
Of company to erect manufacturing establishment
e,.r Hamburg. We hope, if they Persevere in the en-
eprize, that they may realize those immense profits
hch are said be occasionally made by Northern fac
Ses Al all events, we rejoice to these establish.
ten,s sprnging mp in the South, diversity Of pu
as 10 tho true source of national prosperity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
pIlRENO-siNE,fOtFCUNY

r,frssnt Miles gave his introductory Lecture on this
,re. las, Thursday eveaing. beioe large audience
1, ,die, and gentlemen. in the second Presbyterian
Aa.a .ad illustrated the value Of the science, ,nl the
al. .ord. to the memory. by exhibitions Of the re-
y.,b. r,pdiiy with which he conmit and recc
..,,, tabcSof figures, names. &c., by once hearing
read. Il is certainly invaluable acquisition.
Il .. Professor Miles unhesi,a,ingy asserts, rer
generally can become as profcien, himself, he
a, to have a large class Of pupils Professor NJ.
I'D 4, have commenced his regular course of in
,,.r.u last Friday evening, and considerable nun.
# ysa,le men attended for that purpose; but, in con
!, ,.Hce Of the extreme i"c'emency Of the weather,
sieh reven,ed the attendance of nany persons. par
ul.y Of ladies'. it was deemed advisable to defer the
u..,m.neement OF the course until this evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
OBITUARY..

Died. on the 9Th ul,., of Typhoid fever, at his late te
dencr in the county Of Campbell, STEFHhN p. SMITH.
w. al the 55th year Of his age. BY this affective dis
s"sauoR 81 Divine Providence the community Of which
waaa membef has sustained loss which is deeply
"a sd taHeRed. None however but tose who have
fenenc'd nmiiaf affection enter into the feelings
''e widow aad the orphan. They are not however
Inject hope 10 his death. The deceased had lived long
thest Cod AID without hope in this world; but few
'a'as belize his death he awakened &c sense Of
neeessIty Of preparing 10 his God in judgments
ID gave pleasing evdenee Ut being reconcied to God
'efo"St the atsnas hoad Of Christ. From the very
mmrReeMest Of his disease. he seemed to be impressed
IN the eoasictias that he should never Iecovs and he
pfessed hIuiseaf az having 40 dread Of the King OF
xerr0rs.
E, ia this place, On "Wednesday evening the
. plh September last, EoHUNp NoRvsbu son Of the
Se Keuhen u. and Mrs. Lucy f. Warwick aged 2
"a" months and eight days.
q "Ihy life. how cold it might have been,
Il u days had gone 10 years,
q How dark, how deeply stained with sin,
4 With WEAKNESS and tears!
How happy thus to sink to rest
30 early numbered with the blcst"
S- at the residence of his father in the county OF
ed"fd on Wednesday the 25lh day Of June last, Mr.
1h'SAs CnuMrEcKER, in the 22nd year of his age
:, Cfumpecker was in the Prime of life and in the
ua Of usefulness surrounded by a kind father af.c,
s..
~; alas ia short week he was torn by the reckless
10 death from the society of his friends and the en-.
yen' I" health and is gone to experience the realities
.no'nef world And although his friend. were soreIy
.'eo To give him up, they are induced to believe thai
II u" gone to that bssiul abode where pafnq will be
L more. rs VIII oo
when blooming youth is snatched away,
oh! how At hllls the heart,
81 Nhen al an unex pec,ed day
II We're doomed from them to par,,
X -, in Milwaukee w. +. on the s,h If Seu,em,
4 MIS- MARY JANE SAVAGE, consor, of the Rev. r.
uoh'. se e. OF Benz Mosby, decd and grand
s",e. OF the Rev. Henry Brown Of Campbell cu,nlv.
b, "" o. was in the prime of life, and much respec
.baI ~. wn" knew her. She had been member o, the
path. ''' "u"oet u years oefore her
,,nn, on the aO.h of August, at Lexington. (Mi..
Tp,'l Mt; WIN ii. SrockroN, formerly of Virginia.
y fieod. ""e Two small children and numerous traia
a,ss 70 mourn his loss. Lexington Lodge, No. "a.
u" ne was worthy member adopted resolutions
III. @,", o ner deep regret an event which deprv.
nd cb,lsy at worthy brother, the bereaved wife
{" an afectionale husband and father. socie
an npneh. and useful citizen, and he church
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LYNCllBUIeG ma.,Er.r

p TOT me @ee5 ending Saturday, October II. lsis
helow Is correct statement Of mo W,,L., Sc ~.
pas, week. '' 't''He' "f inc
~ I0baeco;-old Lugs. 500 to so new r,.,. a,
y. to $50, Leaf, inferior, $3.50 Ia 400 r,'nm.',
s9.S o to 50 nidili"g 81 30 90; shipping. anew
So,oo TO e.,p manu- featuring, (co,nmon1 Al IN -,
o'ov, line manufacturing 5000 To $40.
f'o"r.-S5 10 ,o4 tyr superfne from Wagons. A
from siore. tps the different grades
Wheat.-APrices msy b. quoted a, Ned ~ WIFI. so
cebts. - 50 " ''''e on
G'a'n-Corn 65 10 20 cts per bushe from w,yoo
Oats. sheaf Is per hundred cleaned ID =.
80 ,enis, ne, bushe. Rye, GA cents
Gfass Seed Gel 75c. ''
ffor,s'o"s-itscoG. from wagons 6, q 9, and in de.
mand; from store 10; Stock light. Beef ~ 50 In A.
per hundred; Meal. 20 rs etc. per bushrl pm wagon
tmh;.,Shad, $50 to $1,000 per bbl Herring, IS,
3, IS. '''''' w. q ss'o. NJ
Co0ee.-St. Domingo. 7w n cents 20, b.; Rio. Q
y! cents; Laguira TO 10 ec.s Java. I2! to Is e.,s
Cuha ! " S. '
:, snenr.-p,own, New Orleans. 8 to o cent. per h.
Porto Rico. to 9cents per h.; ST. Croix, II 10 l2l
cents per h.; Loaf, l2l to Is cents per ID.
Candes.-'ralow. l2l cents per h.. Spsru. "A
to 81 cents per b. Hull s. Sons to II cents p.r h.
HA'skey.-Comnon. 80 to SO cents per gallon. from
wagon ifcin store. 80 to 37l cen,s. Recfrd 40 to As
Brandy.-Aprle. 81 to 40 cent, per gallon Peach
70 cents per gallon.
Cotton ldrns.-factofy prices IL to iS cts per ID.
assorted. r. =,
iron.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron M sales
Blisiered, 81 to cents per H., German, ,o
Ito cents; Shear 70 To 20 cents per h.; Cast Steel &c
to 25 cts. per ID.
Ii",.ed oa.-d5 to 70 cts. Lamp. u 90 to 80 pr,
gallon; Tanners, $l6OOto 1900 per bill.
Leather.-Good Soe. Is cents per h.; Damsged
Sole. 5 to II cents per lb.
Poeder-Blasting. $500 10 4.25 per kcg; Rifle, s.
so To 100 per keg
Jpooi-Woo rs to % cents per lb, Wool Rolls, 81
10 40.
Coal and pood.-Biiuminous. 25 cents pr bushe
Anthracite. s. 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
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Observation-Disclosures.

consequence Of a severe storm on Friday evening,
'he commencement Of the course Of Lectures on this
suoect is postponed till Monday evening Oct 18th at
o'clock, at tho former place Of meeting. Professor
MILES presents his thanks to the large number presen,
on 'd'y evening. and hopes farther delay will take
Oct 10 Il
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1925 hhds.
i G.. hn.L t0LS

1875 hhds. 1852 hhds stems.
RIcHMoS6, Sept. Both. is45.
TO Tie Editors Of The Times and Compiler.
GErrIEMEr:-We give above the statistics of Tobac
inspections stocks and foreign exports, for the present
fiscal year, ending 3Olh u As regards the inspections
they have been increased several thousand, BY renspee
ting reprised tobacco.
Ia reference to stock, q large portion consists Of
crops inspected I843 and 1884, nearly all Of cnmon
quality.
In reference TO the produc, Of Virginia and North Ca
ona this yea. there have been throughout the season
conflicting opinions entertained. The planting in May
was probably equal sNmt half average crop TIE
drous from early in June ill first Of August was 90 GO
neral and nense prevent paintings to much extent
yet in some negborhoos, there were occasonaF favor
able for .nsplanlina and such opportunities be-
ing embraced in June and July, probably made The en-,
tire 2an'ings TO st Of August equal to 50 or ooO
hhds. From Let to 10Th August perhaps. the paintings
were equal 10 FIVE or six thousand hhds. Since rs Of
August the weather has generally been as propons rs
could have been desired hasten the growth and mature
the tobacco CROP snd should there not be killing frost
before the Goth Of this month"; the crop produced this year
will BIZ about 80 900 hhds.. Of n,erehnniable quality
Respectfully, JONES bLAif'
OcToBEko Q, lS45.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

y ~ The Boston Atlas states that the interesting Sc
i,s At Sketches Of distinguished British authors.
e,,-smeu and orators most of which we have copied
sn that paper. will be temporarily discontinued. The
s,hor al the Sketches is about TO embark for England
ID will become regular correspondent, for the Atlas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

The Jackson Statue-rhe committee appointed for
L. purpose Of adopting necessary 10 the cree
Ian in Washington city, of Bronze Statue Of Gen.
cks.n have issued address the people Of the u
lied States in favo. OF that design, and announce their
Mention send agents throughout the country to co.'s
n, funds for the accomplishment OF their object.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
NEW FALL {sipODS,

- NEW FALL GDODS.
VIE subscribers beg leave 10 announce to thslt
Il friends and the public generally. iha, they have
received nea,iy the whole OF their
FAIL IND ykNTER STOCK Or DRY
q DDS,
among wn'en w DO found tsrty variety n tieh and
fashionable dress g'ods Tor the Ladies.
Their stuck of
ct0fhs, tHssiMc: es mmd Tsssi meS
hey natter Themselves cannot be exceled. md .,,,,
osgs'ns viii he Offered aud guaranteed l., purchases.
10 those IN want Of EXTRA FINE CLOTH ,h.v
would invite their Particular attention In p n,ec.. nj
'ess n"r.' make (Fftdcl.) whlch for ,st.. dur,,;,v
and texture are unsnrpasse, "-'J
No' "e''rg !" MI tho large srsce IN IN, Manor.
these econnical lIn,eaand anxou, III avoid ,.y r."
d'spsnae vim al tia~ration uf tiilit .,ck s,J
bssf anu r'"ts Desirable and II IA th.r Js,.,".
10 q" o's'"es' On tn. chsnpsa Caa principle. and Ss
"o'ersold W Nd ono in marke, Whatever WV w
ADAMS x WILKINSON.
Sch, % B"ak Sq"nrs.
tsiC
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~ The Jefferson county On. W "Democra," de-
,res selfin favor of ilas Wright, the hops of the
.nocr,cy Of the North, the successor Of James X.
lklk. Mr. Wright it will be remembered, voted for
Il Wing Tariff Of lSi2-under protest!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

" A great fire occurred at Montreal The 4th inst
shch still raging last advices. ~ tn which
Ina upwards Of 90 houses had been con.med most Of
Dem Of rather ordinary kind. and sccupied by families
n the hrmber walks Of lite. The distress aud priva
Va will on that account be the greater.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

FLOUR MARKETING Ian Euynsh new. has
IN the New York market.
The Baltimore Marks, has likewise Eelt III. ,iJec, Of
The uews-the advance on Wh.sis being five or six
cents per bushel. and Floar' t2i cents per bar.
rel
New York letters have The Showing notice Of the
state Vi ,ha m,rke, there:
The Steamer news has given additional impulse 10
IN PRODUCE The bad of the crups has sent
large amount Of orders here for bread and IN m.
market to-day full 25s27 c,s advance was obtained in
Flonf denesee dull al tf62 Friday sold u, 81
S'9i. aud - asked At tho close The sales were
heavy"
Another letter says
The foreign advees per Cambria had conside rshls
effect upon our flour market. Fairly in the morpipy
sales ct western were made Al 3462tsiSI. Subse>
guently, 1900 bills Michigan and Ohio were taken
Tor export to Liverpool at $ts7}; 1000 bbs fresh Gen
esee. for Rotterdam. 81 9 and 1900 bill, in lots for
home use. At S4.S7aa IS. Southern -four wac firm,
ou' with few sars; 500 bills. Richmond Guy Mile
were taken for the South American market. 4, As.
ST.. w.
very firm"
The sa,s Of The marke, In Phiad. lphia |. thus re-.
ported
SArrRpAy, A o'clck, P. NJ.
ne market continues quiet. The intelligence nv the
Cambr's ia deemed highly favorable and has arrested
me nownward tendency uf some descriptions Of bread
s'ut's, 81 that flour and whea, are now held firmly a,
our last quotations. with an improved feeling in the
market We hear. hswever of no l.tpe salr, and ,ls
principal transactions Of day are al yesterdays pr.
ces. r.
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EOR RE.IT.

Cloths. Casstmerss and Vcstimgs.
I PIECE extra superior black French Cloth At 81 O
l. per yard, worth SIP,
piece extra superior Csss6isfe d S2 So worth So
piece extra Fancy Silk Ve''ings best article imported
at S. 90;
Black and Fancy Silk Velvei., elegant styles.
Marine, Cashmere and Valeniia do
piecs black Satin Ves,ing (pronopced BY The beat Of
judges the fines. article mpored) only Sc per yard.
Persons wishing to purchase any thing in the above
line will please give a call before purchasing else.
where. as bargains will be sold. WIN. ]. WILLIS.
Oct. l3 IA
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M ARltIAGE.3

Married, on Thursday evening. the 9th inst. at DR.
Mn, l.. Lambeth's. by the Rev. James NJ W"ds
I. BESJAAIs TAYLos to Miss SARAH AM, daugh
4 Of Charles j. Davenport, Esq decd, all Of Camp
ell Co. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
Oct. 10

To John CundD Wihian, Cmd,V. W,ninp H. Cro.e
and Mary his ~Ds late Mary Cund.f, Jacob S,k.s
and EhsobeM his mye, late Elizabeth Cu,,di6. Rich.
ard Cnnd.6. Janrs Cud.f, john Keiiison nna Sa
reh his wVe. late Sarah CmdiD, aud Dauid H. Muir
ply and Lsrisy his wJe, ldls Letisy t,naT,
HNAkE notice, that on the 9Th day Of November,
l. ls45. at Tho residence Of Aaness Meador in Tho
county Of Morgan in the State VI issour Ne shall lake
The deposition of Edmund AicGeorge and II from any
cause We shall not take the said deposition that do
we shall lake the same al the came place OF tho 7th
November, lsa5: Also, on the 18Th day No.ember.
ls45. At the office Of ELIJAH Il. E.kriJge. ESQ., in the
town of fsrdnsburg, in the county Of Breckenridge and
State Of Kentucky we shall ,ako the drposious III Jo-
serh Bully and John Bully; and II from any cause We
shall no, take the said l.st mentioned aebbsohs oh thai
day. we shall take the same The san,e place. IN the
l7'h day November ls45. All Of which said depos
tons, when taken ste intended to be read in evidence on
the trial of suit in caricery; row depending In In.
circuit superior Of law and chancety ot HE county
OF Bedford. wherein plaintiffs spd you and 9th
defendants WILLIAM YATES
WILLY YATES,
JOHN MOTLEY;
MARGARET MOTLEY,
CALLAN w. YATES.
Oct 13 w.l3N
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OBLIGATION MEETING.

The Citizens Of Amherst county are invited to meet
q October Court, the 20th inst. take into considea
tDn e subject of system OF Education adapted the
Bans add condition of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13

L circuit superior court Of law and chsncefy' con.
"A ilnned by adjournment and held for the count
OF Amherst, at the court house, on Monday the 10. day
Of September. 1916:
and as such administrator de bons with the will Az
nexed Of Henry a. Watts decd. Plaihun,
against
Catherine Watts widow and feliti III Henry II
Wails decd. Lewis f.. Staples and Elizabeth Sisbles
his ihfan. daughter. Edwin WATTS Robert NJ Jehhisps
and Ann Nlafia his wife, aud Stephen, Charles. Jesse
and Mary Nats The last four infants under twehy zone
years of age by Robert Ttsfy, specially assigned their
guardian, Defendants:
lx CHANcERt.
This cause came on to be heard dpoh the papers for.
merly read, and the report Of Ccinni,s inet Brown
ma de IN pursuance Of the order Of the 26h day Of Au
gust 1914, with four exceptions thereto filed by The de-
PENDANTS Edwin II. VANS; Lewis T.. Staples and Jen,
nngs and wife, and one exception bt the defendant
Lewis r. Staples On consideration whereof the cuurl
doth sustain The said exceptions, and fecbmfh the re
port ~ the same Commissioner 10 be fe sisted according
10 The oplhioh of the court row given upon said rxcep
IONS and again report to the court. with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent ~ himself or fcue
by The parties ~ be so stated;
A copy-Tesie,
. Ro. TiNsLEt. Cpk.
C6MMissroNER's Ortrct,
Amherst Ct. Ho. Sept 9Th, IS45.
The parties interested in the foego ing order will lake
notice that have appointed The 18Th day Of November
hex 10 commence The actodhis therein mtnfiUned Oh
which day, at 10 o'clock IN the morning. they are re-.
lueed 10 attend at my office, with their accounts
Vouchers and copies Of cuurt papers. prepared for exam
laon aifd settlement.
Oct IS vim
DRIED .al'PLES: a
50 Bushels nicely pcsled and dried APPLES, IN store.
- " for sale low nv WM = yO1iNC
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To .Nerch0ntS and Planters.
HAVE for sale, At the Milton (Nor.h Carolina
l. Factory, large quantity of
KERSEYS AND SATiNEfS,
Manufactured expressly for common use and servant,
wear: 1t curtains IL a. WOOL per yard, double warn
and twisted hard. Warranted for durability. Orders
or enquiries addressed to me will be promptly attended
to. JNO. B. BARRETT
Milton, Oct 10 I'm
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Extensive Sale Of n large stock of
ID II y q % a ID n.

Az AUCTION
COMMENCING Al 10 o'sock on Tueslsy, the
~ la,h mat. al ths store ot Mr.. janice A. S,Rlsr
Ne will cell he entire stock Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting Of the usual vatiely.
Country Merchants and o,lrrs are respectfully ia,i.
ted 10 a,irnd. Sale wi,huut reserve
All sums Of $50 aud urider. cash; all ovet $50 and
under 900, months credit. and SEQ a credit VI
q months. negotiable paper satisfactorily eodorsei. The
sale will be continued day aud nigh, until tho Who'll.
stock Is disposed Of.
TALBOT s. LANlER, Auc,ioneefs.
Oct. 9 81
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-.
NiRGiNtA-At rules held IN the clerks, Office OF the
consty court of Duckmshaa, on Monday, the 9th day
Of October, 1915:
George Chambers attorney In fact Of Jshn Franklin and
admir- OF Thomas ioniursp dsc ID, Thomas McCraw nd
Martha A. Mccfaw, formerly Martha A. Bondprau and
william f. bondufant, PLAINTIFF,
against
William Mitchell, Robert ond,rahl, Thomas Bsndu
rant, John bondur mt jacob Boiurat, Jose III Bondu
rant and R,knse Butts, James ponduran Thomas Bondu
rant, Noah boniurant Al Duncan, Henry Ssllee and
pAsey his wife, tomeiy Pntscy Bonduran Mdsss flosd
rhdm.s isham, jackson. George and william I, Meador
and MARY Davis chdren Of Jonas and Elisabeth Meadet
Maranone Westsy Mary and Josephine Boodufan chill,
dren ofJossph Bond iran deceased, Defendants
In CuANcEny
Ihs utfehdanis Thomas Bondurant, Noah Bondufani
Ann duncan aud Henry Ssee ard Pst,cy his WIFE moi
having entered their appearance md given security
ding To The act Of Assembly and tho rules tiis court and
appealing hy satisfactory evidence that they are NOT in;
habi'nhs OF this country Is order that ,sid asen,
defendants do speat before ths css Of tyuny court
OF q, The eonr-housr, the first day OF lie
cembcr court neat md the bill Of the a. and
that copy Of this order br forthwith Unsettled In SOME ne
paper, published In he town Of ynclburg for two mont
ely and posted at the front door IN, coushous.
Of this county. Copy Ieste,
Il. ELDKiDUE. Csc
oois WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-13
o. GARD TO THE L.sDfEN.
New Eal1 and Winter I. Gods.

RlCARDS. RYAN 4 co. have the pleasure II
u announcing IL the LADIES uf LvSonpuno aud
'h"se of ns vicinity, tina, thy will r,cev. aud opra
rms DAY natg. l"rlh,n Ut ,lie iher stuck of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, enbtaena VI Of the mus,
varied aud elegant In styles 81 tIci at,ry grds, |. has
been hrif lpasutc Ia of.r th.ln
The junior partner having just tplntnrd nom Tho
Noflhrrh r''rs, confidently his lrirs and TIM
public generally 'ha, hr has spared no pam. III proeurs
the rf"nsr and Mosr rAsiior MIR dddi,,. ihs, tho
rfench, f"p lsh aud American markets cuuId furnish
Their stuck Of Cloths. Cassimetes Nrstinv Shirtnvs
ovsngs, Gloves. Hosiery. Be-. &C., gtrsily sufpas.
any they have evrf had r pleasure III a.ib,v i~
this market. They respectfully solicit On rxs,nnsIiss
OF ,helr extensive stutk heIre purchasing Terms cash.
ptlces ~ trrf,rtolh ann the terms and tines .NonS
sh"0 seh NE sais iyi' ind audy " goods kno,cneiv
cheaper thu" ws. REGARDS. Ryan h CO.,
Nett doot IL w. L. Young.
Sept 3 4.