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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

The Copper region Of Like Superior. The alton.
zion OF specnlaiors has been Tor some time directed /, m,
copper region Of Lake Superior. which ia s,,d J., ha Nv,
s"e"s''! y" v" mineral resources. A lew years aro the
Oosernnen, gave permits of luca ion tn pe,s,,s ~ I'm,
shat country on condition iha: They shnuid 81 -
discoyeied BY 'iem. These permrs were Ia continue rr
vine years. ~ consequence Dt this GnlIcy the conner re-
gion mas oeen visited. we may almost say b, mul,l,ud.s.
" ~ "o.e ''ua'y IS 'shlngled" over with permi,s
10 such an extent that The Government has been ,hl,,ni
10 siup The system vi grants entirely.
eAp"'ai'ohs mus made have been but pariial ,x.
rep' ~ Nv" PAGES. At Copper liarbor and nj Ea,le
h,seI e"oPau'es nave been formed with substantial cap.
tai and The mines ha We been worked with ore,, sn..oss
The ore is said 10 Weld from 6neen IN e;,h,, -
Portions OF u are mingled with SILVER ,mp,ni,ny Il, 6ya
per cent q, '"e Whole Weight. worth from three to ,yur
n""'e ""'s per '"h. The veins dip from the shore
W Nv al ~ oecoine more rel, as ,t,ey descend. Ia
other places the metal appears to have been forced un
through fused rocks BY the action ~ y,Jc.ni. e. ~
one case 'he ore Is found embedded IN rnck sx bnnd,.d
teet abeve the level Of The lake
A correspondent Of the II ,ston Atlas, Who writes from
~ !" 'eSion. gives a detailed account Of The Eagle
River establishment. lie says:
"1beie are now between seventy and a;,h,,
rmp"y." ny the Company, al an expense of Il. eIye
nnnd'ed dollars per month. The great mari Of This G,,cs
70 no" employed upon The mills. When these are com.
- 49, me "noi strength OF The Cognpany will be turn
~ '"'o Tue mines. II is asceriaineJ thai three men ran
'sise Two tons ot the ore per day, and The companv NAV
Pu' ." as many men as IL chooses. One thousand could
~o.k Without interruption. The stock of the c,nn,av
DIVIDED INTO i2oO shares, and l~hir,y,6ve dollars have
M .ec nss ana paid IN, upon each share, making IN
al, S5b,0O0-which, IL is believed. will mn, lie nscl.,,s'
+. y saw mill IN full operation. The company have
s." ... ".s,o"s TO the amount Of $4,000 which viii
.ease 70 It's members 4l4 600 surplus, after IN. comple,
.a w. ~ ."elf machinery. The saw mill viii be a prea'
VIC u revenue To the Company, il being the only mil
" 'he country. where lumber Is ex,ray.yan,ly L,oh
me wofks II Eagle river are under The direction Of Inc
.cmpanys agents. Messrs. Cratic, and Douplsss-,he
.rr .s... . gea'lem." Of sealiI, aud character, and grea,
'c"ce IN Ininin2-ihe latter v as the assistant State
Gs,'0eisi Of Michigan, under Dr.. Houeh,oo md i ,hs
nj region" wv" a"o"n ~ '"e "lne
- she fever Of speculation the shares of this conpsuv
ue'hef companies in the mineral region, have been
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ydiy. II

VIRGINIA: At rules conInued and beid in he Gle K
' office of the circuit superior court of law and cha eu
Tor Bedford county, the lZtn ia, of Jllv, lS45:
smthson II. Davis Bowker Preston and John o. Left.
witch, ate merchants and partners trading nader the stu.
ami drni Of Davis, Preston & Co., WHO SUE Tor the lenri.
Of Bo"ke Preston, plaintiffs,
against
Uriah White and Nicholas X Robertson. Sheriff of Bedford
county and a. such administrator wEh the will an, eNed Of
Joseph " hite, deed Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant uriah White not havin. entered Ills appear
ance and given security according to the act Of assemblt
ana he rules OF this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he Is not aninhabitaut vi This comnon cSlth. It
Is ordered that he do appear at th courthouse OF the sad
county OF Bedford on the first day Of the next (Septenberl
term oi the circuit superior court oiaw and chancefy for sad
county, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, ard TINT this Of
der be inserted in some newspaper published il the to 81
Ly nchourg Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, nnl posted Mt The
front door OF The courthouseoft this county ON some on td'!
III Copy-Tesc,
JOS. WILSON Cpk.
July II WIN
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Farming 10 some PurpoS.-We have been 50 struck
with the af'cts II goud farming, IN = csse bfo12hi ionuf
nuiiar. thai ve have taken down he facts ff the public
brm lit. aud with a hppe that the example will excite
( rnuiJtioa, aud Induce Others Ia make 81 nllar expert
nrnts.
A farm IN The head of The Opcqpnn. (knows as Mr..
Ncll's iaun) had been routed ont tor napy years, nrsriy
half a century perhaps, aud was 81 oyetfnn with t'iistles
and btrfs lual HE tenants could scarcely make The rent.
For the Last ten years. it had %prpduced an ayelage moi
exceeding sA bush, l. per acre. IN this apparently in
p%oyprshed State. 1t MAS taken Ia hand 10 be cOl ivated
w Mr.. George i.sishaw, OF Cumberland county. Penn
syivaala. AR. J.. began BY moving dawn the brers aud
ihistlrs, and plnn4 he'd The land eigbl inches deep. The
u~cighhuts told him be could not produce any hing, but
his labor WAS rev ar led By a yield If y bushels Of Corn
Ia lac acre. THIS he attributes 10 The deep plougling and
careful cultivation. A pretty guud commencement ii
muei be allowed.
Mr.. I.ai,law then plouphed his Wheat ground in
tire months ol Jul, md August, eight inches deep. Civ
ing II the ~ cond %plonghing about the middle u Septrm-
icr, and narrowing IN his seed This ,nethod Of work
ing the lnud. gave II body and motsinre-ami upon 70
8cHs. lhus tlled. lac has averaged 20 bushels Of Wheat
Ia the acre. by deep %pIoughiug, aud cultivation in the
ealy pafl 81 the seasup, the Troublesome cnip OF arers
aud 'hlstts las heen entirely removed. aud The exifaor
binary result abeye named has hetn attained aud this
without clover OF manure. Mr.. Ialshaw cor stders the
Valley lands quail To those of Pennsylyania, and gene.
rally wanting ilale else than thopu.h cultivation CI1,
vrt aid manure Will eume IN play as valuable auxiliaries,
but wufk, jndleiaus work, he considers the fra, ilnpof-
taut movement.
his case has not simply aT rded IA a paragraph.
We present II as a matier kr the grave consideration OF
uur farmers. II such results eau lie attained by proper
exerIon, why should Virginia be permitted To sink IN hsr
agricultural chafaelef7 Why should men seek homes in
The West. When all The just rev ards OF Industry can he
atialned IN llis ~deightiul Nalleyl Lei us wske up
srt The cpull.f deer, at proper Seasons; aud let the latent
rrsauress al our fefile soil be brought totlh, as hey can
BE-. 10y the vigorous arms Of our yroinanty.
" ~ufrh,sicr Republican.
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August 7

A T. rules holden in the clerks Office OF the Circuit superior
~ court flaw and chancery, for the county Of Patrick, at
,hcCourthouse thereof, on the frs, Monday in July. lSi5:
Pryor Tatum, administrator OF Jesse .Harphy, deed.
Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth Cole, hIicajal Murphy, Ansticc W. MURPHY,
William Murphy, John Lights and Martha his vile, " H..
liam Murphy, Elizabeth Cole, Administrative OF Jesse Muir.
ply, ST. Ann Ruth, William and Richard Murphy, ;"iant
children OF Jesse Murphy, jr. deed. Defendants,
In CHaNCERY.
The defendants John Lights and Martha his " lie and A." il.
liam Murphy not having entered their appearance AID 81, IN
security according to the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory e,i,enoe III.
they are not inhabitants of tins commonweal' h: on the mo
ton of the plaintiff, it is ordered thai the sail last mention
cd defendants do appear here on the first Non lay in Scp,rm
Der next and answe r the plaintiffs bill, and tiat a copy .
this order be forthwith published in the L~ynchburg Virgin
iah Tor NO months successfully and posted al the front door
of til: Courthouse OF this county on some court day.
A ~Copy-Teste, rI
S.1yuL. G. S r.3PL ES, Crk.
J ly 10 WIN
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V~vIR6fNIA:-At rules held in the clerks o0;c. ~,
' county court Of Bedford, ON Monday the 4th dsv ~ a, s
gust, 1915:
Indiana Lcflwich and ~Anselina Leftwich, Piaintig,
against
David w. Qaarles. executor of Jesse Lenwich, dec.,..,
,)rvi!lc Loving and Elizabeth ). his wife, formerly ~,
beth :. Leftsiel. John +. eftwi ch, John b. O,.,i""'
James l.. Wihgield and Mary w. his wife, formerly Mr.,
w. Quarles, Doshia I. Qaarlcs, Ann M. Quarle.. J.x.!
Qaarles, Indiana Qaarles, Eliza J. Quarles and -.
Quarles, Defendant,
IN CHANCERy.
The de PENDANT, John T. Letwich. NOT having en,e,,,,.
appearance and given security according TO the act 10y"
seinbly and the rules ofthis court, and 1t appearing bv w.. ="
factory evidence that he is not AN ~iniabitant of this corn w"
wealth. it,s ordered that he do appear here on the teors
Monday in October next, and answer the hill of the nI,;n.'nsh
and that a copy of this o der be forthwith published in W
l~.yuchburg Virginian, for two months successfully, and nm"'s
cd at the front door OF the courthouse OF this countv. f"''
A Copy -Teste,
JNo r. STEpToE, enc
August MN
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srNsrr-

oh! such arhangiag glory gilds the west,
oievery shade Of beassi, so intense,
That we imagine hea,'n, with all its pomp.
Is hidden only by the emsfald wall
of our horizon, o'ef the billowy heights
Vs which CLEAN ange, ainss, aud crimson fahes
And har.is aud corouots OF FURNISHED &c ID;
Till, as WE gaze, we almos, seem 10 hear
9he distant echoes nj seraphic songs,
Mingling with The low music Of the " Wind.
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Dissolution Of Co-partncrship.

VIE eo-parnership heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned, under the style of Edmond, Watson
& Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts aud effects of the concern have been purchased by
Mr.. James NJ. Boyd. who intends 10 carry On the busI-
ness himself. All persons indebted 10 the firms of Ed
mond. Watson s Co., VIM. II. Watson s. Co. and
Boyd, Edmund X Co.. are requested to pay to ia mes
NJ. Boyd alone-and all the creditors of said firms will
apply 10 him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. IL. WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT .
Feb. IL 1.
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3)ofttraI
ExraACr fRoM \ rAsliIoNAni.9
IRxn

Tbs spirit that bound as i.g-shsr is broken,
Our last sigh is brestiied, and anr last farewell spoken:
Dur hafcs, like the flowers of last night, hs,edrpatted,
Our last Poika's danced, and your Blanche broken heated
4~~Ht@
Oh . think when you came 10 my fathers to dine,
How You said that my voice, like my face, was ii, Inc,
How VIC lived, brea,iej aud thought, but in visions OF mar
riagc,
How We studied toseihsfth the style ofour cauisg
How you said, like the iHp OF a FAY wa my dance,
That my diamonds We're aei hall 80 bright as ~, glance,
Nor the ro"ers OF m, queen loa'es so sweet as ny face,
And that Julia her.elf Lad iloiIaif Vi my grace.
Yet for gold you fcrsook me-thc bsile ofthe season
For geld 10 yoar first love ara guilty oftr.ssen
bor gold wed another sir Edward beware,
That the gold you 50 prize is not all in her hair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

Humility the sweetest, losclicst flower
That bloomed ia Paradise, and the frst that di.d,
Has rarely blassonod since on mortal soil.
- Is 80 fraii, 20 delicate a thing,
tbs gore II IT but lnok upon Itself;
And she who ventures to esteem il hers,
frov $ by that single thought. she has il not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

TIE ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA.-The
PARIS correspondent ut The Nurionui lntellipencer, Rus
h'r Nash. Esq. nolic,s IN his last letter the 0urt,
volume ui ] nlEBs' History y he { ousutate aud The
EDPrr, just published. The follow Iog passage Is quo
ted ttum n.
NV hen a renewal Of he war with ENGLAND seemed
no longer doubliul, al. The culonzlug dreams vi The First
Consul vanished. lis resolution In respect In iuu,si
aua Was instantly form.d. will not alleinnt Ia keep
(said he To Que ol his Mrnslers) n province which
would nut be secure In our hands, which, perl,a ps.
wuuld einbioll M with the Americans, or create a cool
ness un then side. On the contrary, ! vii turn II To ac-
count 10 attach them to me,--tu create a quarrel be.
tween Them aud tie English; aud | Will raise up Tor
England eLrhlre ho VIII one day revenge IA, # We
should moi be able 10 revenge ourselves. My rcsoluiion
Is settled. As tie Americans ave M territory 10 give
me In exchange lur Louisiana, | will sell II To ,heu for
a sun ut nloney tia, may pay the ex prns,s of an extra
ordinary armament against Great iifiialn herself"
"Thus," adds the historian, "did the Americans ac-
1ulre from France, that vast region Nhieh has completed
heir sway over Narii America. and rendered them mas
iers oI the Gull pi Mckee for the present and all future
time. hus they owe their birth and greatness as a ma.
ton Ia the hing struggle ot France AGAINST England; ,heiI
independence 10 the first period of that struggle; their ter
flur;al expansion Ia The spchnl.o
Mr.. Walsh suggests that we should ultimately hay,
achieved our md pendenre and passessrJ ourselves u
Louisiana without French 60 operation; vet adds, 'bu
We should aeknowled 20 the benefit OF earlier and more
certain rssnlis.p
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J " 10

VIRGINIA III rules continued and held in the 81, TX,
' office OF the circuit superior ccurt oi law and cltaiceiy
for bedford county the Eth day OF July, 1915:
William Dickinson, Plaintiff,
against
ambrose ellis, John +. Hawkins admir-. ofJ,hn Giils decd.
james Cox and Elizabeth his wife, .irchibald Oils and Lucy
his wife, Uilliam ellis, James ellis and anthony Iii Is, hei 5
and distributes of John ellis decd. Dtirndants.
In CuANCERY.
The defendants ambrose Gills, James Cox and Elizab,lh
his wife, William Oils and anthony ellis not ha ving ent,r
ed their appearance and given security according to the act
of assembly and the rules OF this court, and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of t,
commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do appeal at the
courthouse OF the said county of Bedford on the first day Vi
the next (Seplember) term OF said circuit superior court IF
law and ehancery tor Bedford county, and answ. the plain.
ttf's bill, and that this order be inserted IN some newspaper
published inthe town of lynohburg lr two montl > surcr
sipelv, and posted at tho front door OF the courthouse Of thn
county on some court day.
a Copy-Teste,
Ely II WIN
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PRINCE EDaVAGsD
pHSCUf EnSsifNf

VIE mex, course of this Institution will commence
4 on the first OF the ensuing November, and continue
until the st OF September, lSl6.
All the branches, Theoretical aud practical, are taught
during the term. and according TO The discoveries and
improvements of The present enlightened state of medical
science. Lectures, demonstrations and daily examina-
tlons are The modes of lmpartln. instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 practical anato
my. And a private lniirmarv, CONNIE cicd with the ms,
tuition. and To which students are al all lines admitted
will afford them frequent opportunities of witnessing i'm
poiiant surgical operations and cases IN medicine.
A full course OF lectures IN this Institution IS received
as equivalent 10 one in the Washington University OF
Baltimore, and entities the student to all the privileges
ii second course student in that schoul, which is one ol
the best in the Union: thus saving him a whole year in
time, and al least 400 dollars in money.
The fee for a full course will be 500, payable in ad.
vance. Those students who pursue a course of dissec-
tons will he charged an additional fee of $40.
Excellent board can be obtained IN the immediate vi
entity, and on moderate terms. Students " Wishing 10
join the Institute would do well To signify such lnien-
ton by letter early, and to state whether they wish
bucks 10 be furnished. as an arrangement effected with a
northern publishing house enables the subscribers to sup
ply them at a cheaper rate than they could be pr,cured
elsewhere.
JOHN p. MEr1AUER. A. NJ, NJ. ID.
FRANCIS NEIfAuER, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward C.. II. Va, July 10. WIN
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CorESToCK & COS.
Concentrated Compound tbiid Eriract Of
SARsSA "A

FOR THE CURE or
Scrofula, Mercurial and SyphIloid
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases,
General Debility, Biles, from an impure habit
Cutaneous Diseases, of body,
Sealy Eruptions of the Ulcerations of the Throa,
Skin, and Leg,
letter, Pains and Swelling of the
Pimples or Pustules ofthe Bones,
Face, Liver Affections,
And all those diseases arising from an impure state of
the Blood, Exposures and lmprudencies in
Life, Excessive use Of Mercury, Sc.
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its established
efficacy, render it supernuous to enter into an. cnoomium
OF its virtues, or adduce any evidence in its favor.
This Sarsaparilla is warranted positively as good as any
other that can be made, al just half the price OF those so
much advertised and as strong, aud in aslarge bottles, viz:
fIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. This article his cured
Srrofula o! 30 years, after the above mentioned articles had
been used IN vain.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock & CO., 81 Cort
landt st, N. Y; and by John H.. Seay, L,nclburg; and
kabler & Specie, New London.
Feb 8 oaf I'm
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CONTINUATION
.HOTC .N4N Goods.
p A r II A M & II X N S

.YOEc .NPW Goods.
p A n II A M & II o r X I
II AVE. just received an additional supply of SPRING
IL AND SUMNER GOODS, the work aud sty le Of
which they guarantee 10 equal any thing that can be
made. The fresh arrival consists IN part OF the follow
ing:
super Habit Cloth Frock and D,Orsay Coats,
=" Scotch Tweed do do do
:" Brown and Yellow Linen do do
Z" Plaid Linen Office Goats.
do and plain single milled Cashmere Pants,
do Linen drilling Pants,
" White do do do
:" Fancy silk, Chally. Cashmere and Marseilles
Vests,
F." White. black and colored Kid Gloves, colored
Silk and lisle Thread Gloves. Silk and Jacknel Cra-
watts. Opera Ties, French Silk Umbrellas, Walking
Canes. Sc.
ALSO. a few patterns of fine Cassimeres and Vest
lngs, which can be sold very low. Gentlemen will
please call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where.
May 10 is
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NlRGINIA:-At rules held in the clerks Office Of ,h,
' count, court Oh Bedford, on Monday, the 9TH day olAu,
gust, 1915:
John Crenshaw, administrator Of Jesse Golfer, deceased,
Plaintiff,
against
Barnabas On, David Kyle and Robert Kyle,
Defendants,
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July "a

TO John ciadiO, Wiliam tund.G. u ,ifia" X. Gro'r
AID Margins ,efs late Mary Cund,D. jacob Sikes
and Eisabeh MS ,cEe hie EIS ,beh CnadiV, Rich
AID CuadiT. Jimss fmidT n. Jim kelisoa AMI .Sa,
ra,his iets tite Sarat C,mdiB, and Darid N. .hW'
phy aai Lspisy his ,eJe. late Lerisy CandiD.
JAKE NOTICE. that on The Isl day OF September
i 1876. AT The residence Of A gness NeadJr, IN the
county Of M,fgan, IN the state Of Missouri. We shall
lake The deposition Of Edmund Mcaeofgei aud II lfon
any cause We shall not take the said Deposition on that
day, We shall take The same al the same place, on The 1iii
day ii September 1916. Also, IN the counting room OF
Preston 4 I.efiwich, at their store house ~ the county
OF Bedf,fd. on the I2th day OF September 1919. We
shall lake The dispositions "i Bomker Preston and others;
and If from any cause we shall fail 10 complete the taxi
Iug Of The last mentioned deposilions on the day last
named. we shall continue the laking thereof until the
whole are completed. Also, at The store house Of ). L.
Hurt & Co, at Chamb'iss ,urg. IN the county OF BED
ford, ON The 10Th day Of September 1919, we shall take
the dep Isilpns II MtIhew Pate and olhers; and If from
any cause we shall fail l., complete The taking of the
last nhmfd pposilinns on the las, mentioned day, we
shall eanlinne The taking thereof from day to day until
completed. Also, IN the 10Th day ol September 1913.
in he clerks office al the county cpurl Of Bedford, in
Liberty. IN said county, we shall take the deposilons OF
Elisha II. Preston < others; & likewise If from any cause
We sIail fail IN complete The taking Of the last named dep,
osition, On The day last named we shall continue The
taking ibeteuf from day to day Sundays excepted, } un-
III The whule are taken. All of whici, said dispositions.
whrt taken, are intended to be read in evidence, on the
nal II a suit in chancery, now depending in the circuit
superior court oflaw and chancery for the county of Beds
ford, wherein we are plaintiffs and vou and others are
dcfenGanla. WILLIAM YATES,
MiLLY YATES,
JOHN MOTLEY,
MARGARET MOTLEY,
CALLAN N.#fAiF.S,
July 81 Win
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against

John Crenshaw, administrator Of Jesse Golfer, deec,..,.
WiIkcrson Crump and Elizabeth his wife, formerly FIJI
beth Coicr, Thomas A Golfer. Joseph +. Golfer, John c. Co:
fer, Lucy II. Golfer, William +. Royal aud Mary $. hi, Wiz,
ior merly Mary 5. Golfer, Burkett Gray and Benjamin 4
Donald, Defendan,, "
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The defendar Robert Kyle, not having entered his a-
pearancc and Il IN security according 10 the act OF Assem-.
bly, and the rule oil this court, and il appearing by sati>iac-
tory ey idencr Il he is not an ,nhabitant Of this common.
wealth. is o Tered ut lac do appear here on tue fourth
Monday October mel and answ er he bill OF the plain.
tiff, and that a copy o this order be forthwith published in
the L%ynchbnrg Vrgmian for two months successfully, and
posted at the frooi door of The court house Of this county.
Teste,
JNO. K. sTEProE,c c. r. G,
August w2m
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.\EW COlCkslsN.

HNllE Undersigned have this day formed a CO. part
u ncfship under the siy l- and firm of
M'CL ANAHAN, CRENsHAyV & co. >,
fo' the purpose Of doing a general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
large granite front house lately occupied by W.. :.
l.anghofne \ Go and Will keep constantly on hand a
large Stock Of q X q c Il $ Of every descrip
tion, which will be sold law for cash, or in exchange
iur allkl nds Of Country Produce.
The particular attention Of f.. G.. Mechanism will
be devoted 10 the sales of Tobacco, Flour, and all other
produce consigned To our care. (eur charge Tor selling
Tobacco ia 80 3. pfr hhd.) Good. received and for
wardrI; M charge for drayaue.
We wish 10 hay 1000 bills. of good Family Flour,
for which The highest cash price will be given.
JNO. q. MeCI4ANAIIAN,
f.. G.. MCLEAN AIIAN,
II. w. CRENSIIAW.
April 3 Ia
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August

NIRGINIA:-At rules held in the clerks oafre of Il
' county court OF Be- ford, on Monday, the 4h day Of ~, ne
gust, iS45: "'
Pleasant Preston, Thomas l.. Letwich md Stepb,, r.
llurt. merchants and partners trading under the st,l. AMI
firm offs. &. Hurt SCo, Piaintia,, "'
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L.TJD EOK S.SLE.

THNif. snsserihtf wishes Ia sell = iraei 1t Land contain
Ing abs.t 400 ACRES. lying in The county
ut Chsfioiie. saoui i've miles lrhu tal.s' Ferry, and one
mile from Fnq ia's Old store. This land is well adapted
io The growth ii tobacco, snd lits IN a healthy aud a
gtresble neighlprh,sid. II nt spld before the l2ih oi
September privately. 1t viii, On iiIat day. be sold to The
highest bidder AT Fuqna's old siufe.
TEaas One hall cash, The other payable IN one and
two ysafs, Lands bearing interest fron date.
Any communication addressed 10 the subscriber al Pr
seuu run I. o., Camp5rll, viii be promptly attended to.
JAMES MuRRELL.
July "a ~ii2S.