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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-13
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The Veto Message.
TO the House Of Representatives.:

I have considered the bill entitled
can act making appropriations for the
improvement of certain har5ors and
rivers" with the care which its impor-
lance demands, and now return the
same to the House of Representatives
IN which it originated, with my objec-
tons to its becoming law. The
bill proposes to appropriate one million
three hundred and nty-eight thou
sand four hundred and fifty dollars to
be applied to more than forty distinct
and separate objects of improvement.
On examining its provisions, and the
variety of objects of improvement
which it embraces, many of them of
a local character, it is difficult TO con-
ceive. if it shall be sanc,iond and be.
come law, what practical constitu-
tlonal restraint can hereafter be impos-
ed upon the most extended system of
internal improvements by the federal
government in all parts of the Union.
The constitution has not, IN my judg-
nent, conferred upon the federal gov
eminent the power to construct works
of internal Improvement within the
States, or to appropriate money from
the treasury for that purpose. That
this bill assumes for the federal govern
ment the right to exercise this power,
cannot, | think, be doubted. The ap-
proved course of the government, and
the deliberately expressed judgment of
the people, have denied the existence
of such power under this constitution.
Several ofmy predecessors have denied
It's existence lnthe most solemn forms.
The general proposition that the
federal government does not possess
this power, is SO well settled, and has
for considerable period been so gen
orally acquiesced IN, that it is not
deemed necessary to geiterate the argu-
ments by which it is sustained. Nor
do deem it necessary, after the full
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which have
taken place before the country on this
subject, to do more than statethe gen
eral considera*.ons which have salts
fed me Of the unconstilntionality and
lnsxpediency Of the exercise Of such
a power.
r.
II is not questioned that the federal
government is one Of limited powers.
ltsfowers are such, and such only as
are expressly granted in the constitu-
ton, Of are properly incident 10 the
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crease of expenditure most necessarily
follow either an increased public debt,
or increased burdens upon the people
by taxation, 10 supply the treasury
with the means Of meeting the accumu-
lated demands upon it.
With profound respect for the opin-
ion Of Congress, and ever anxious, as
far as | can consistently with my re-
sponslbillty to our common constitu-
ents, to cooperate with them IN the
discharge of our respective duties, it
is with unfelgned regret that l find
myself constrained, for the reasons
which | have assigned, to withhold my
approval from this bill.
JAMES K. POLK.
WASHINGTON, August Sd, 1916.
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&~ The readers attention is called
10 the veto message Of the President,
which will be found in to-day's paper.
We congratulate the country upon the
defeat oithis bill. If its doctrines were
practiced by Congress, under the re-
strictions Of the presen, constitution,
that instrument would soon be dead
letter.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-13

e-We commence to-day the publication of
series of articles on the subject of ''the Amer
lean System" or Protective Tariff. They
are written oy gentleman who has made the
subject an object of dilligent enquiry.
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gge &euttuef
WOODSTOCK:
AUG. Is. 1876.

@Hon. Thomas H. Bayly will ac-
eept our thanks for copy Of his speech
on the Tariff bill.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

A division of the Sons of Temperance, to be
known as Rechabite Division, No. 81, was O.
psned in this place on Friday last, by Mr. Con
rad, CT Rockingham. The following officers
were installed:
j. Haas, w. P.
J. H. c. DosH, W. A.
]. G. FRAvEL, r. S.
NJ. HELLER, F. S.
j. GArEwooD, C..
P. HosHoUR, A. C.
E. CRABILL, /. S.
J. KEFFER, O.S.
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4 more thorough knowledge of the character
of the order Ct Sons Of Temperance, has
strengthened the good opinion which we
had previously conceived of the institution.
al, without exception, who have connected
themselves with the order here, are highly de-
lighted with it; and so, we think, must every
man be, who will enter upon the great work
before him with the proper spirit. To young
men, particularly, we commend this insttu-
ton.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-13

Horrible Outrags.--A mist nefari-
Gus outrage occurred at Est Brook
iiyn on the evening of hloHlay, goth
INST. The particulars wersin our pos
session a day ortwo thereafter, but at
the request of the Mayo, who had
charge of the matter, we lefrained from
the publication until the principal par
y who was missing coad be found
Il seems that Ms. sraDg, wife Of q
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-22

were his instructions and when he such mis-
sion also that he inform the Senate by what means, and
through what channel, Santa Anna informed that
order issued the commander Of naval forces IN
the gulf directing said commander obstuct his (Santa
Anna return Mexico and also that he transmit 10 the
Senate copies OF any correspondence in possession OF the
government relative the terms conditions which
Santa Anna permitted to pass through our bockading
squadron any manner relating TO the subject Of Santa
Anna's return 10 Mexico.
Mr. SEWER desired postponement Tor a day or two
of the question on the adoption OF the resolution.
Mr. BARROW had no objection to the passage OF the
resolution, if il could be passed to-day. Ii the Senate
were not ready to adopt to-day he preferred that the
subject should pass over, with the understanding that 1t
be called up Immediately after the holydays II was
well known that several senators were about leaving the
city be absent during the hoydays and probably sew
eral OF them would not be present tomorrow. He wish;
ed this question TO be acted upon by full Senate, and
would give notice that he would himself call up i'm
medately after the holydays.
Mr. SEWER moved that the question be postponed I'M
til next Tuesday week.
Alr BARROW had no objection to this
The motion 10 postpone the resolution until Tuesday,
the 9Th January, was then agreed TO.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then into the consideration OF eXecu
tive business, and, after time spent therein the
doors were opened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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The following petitions and memorials were presented
under the rule and referred to the appropriate committees
ByHMr GORDON; The petition of Sally Gregory for .
By Mr.. SEABoRN JONES: The petition Of the citizens
Of Lanier, Macon county, Georgia, praying for mail
BY Nh. PRESTON KING The petition Of Elisha Dcnt
SON administrator OF Felix Carpenter Ellis for law ~ ou
horzc the payment of the pension of said Ellis due in bis
lifetime
BY Mr.. CONSTABLE: The petition Of John Spear Smith.
representative OF the late Cen Samuel Smith, OF the oil
1909
by Mr.. BELL The petition Of Fielding Pratt praying 4,
pension on account OF injuries received in the service OF the
United states during the late with Great Britain refer
red to the Committee on Invalid Pensions,
ByMr SCAMMON The petition of Eiz rbeth II Thatch
en- OF S1co, Maine praying for the passag OF bill of n
demniy for French spolaons prior 1870 iefercd to the
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs. -
BY Mr. SEAMAN The petition Of Jno. K Townsend'
q Bolton, and Others for indemnity for spoaio jmm
ted by the French prior the year 500 rtf,rreI hs
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs
BY Mr.. FOSTER The petition Of Mott wiknsol for a.
increase of pension
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FOR SALE.
1890 .YCREs or X.I.,.D.

wing in lhr counties of Montgomery aud Roanoke, on
The south fork Of the Roanoke uvcr.
Tins Estate plssessrs all the teqpisiie qualifirs Cr a
first rate STOCK iHfm, thefe being upon it upwards Of a
thousand actrs ct excellent meadow. and tle qlalty Of
the sui beug well adapted 10 the cultivation If roots.
such As folators, ueeis. 81. There are also between 1
aud , thou,3nh acres al fist rate tobacco land, larye crnpa
al "llcl have been annually raised upon II FOR The last
> d . r'ars by ilc subscriber. the qualfY Il nhlrli was
such, - always 10 command the best prices. M estate
oi tInal extent IA Ntt!fala. IS better v altered, and there
AZ numerous silrs uHon II Tor The erection ol machine
J requiring great power. Il is considered by compc-
tent Judges to ba uua ol the best stock larms IN the
Star, and Ihrrr Is ptthals m ilrm 50 laynnfablr sltua
led IN respect 10 the advantages Of soil aud water. for
dividing INTO small plantations. Il Is Tie purpose Of the
subzefl1or. # a purchaser shuuld not og,r lr the whole,
To divide II into smal iatns If ,fon ! to JOl acres. to
sui purchasers.
The extreme hralfhiness of the place IS proverbiaI-
iat several years that II has been n the possession Of
The subscriber, dafinl whlrl liue he has had a family
al soiir lihy ~ slNly pefsans residing upon II, not a eln.
lie cise oi siykncss occurred which required lie AID Of
a physician.
Itfsns who may be dtsirpus Of purchasing. may ads
dtess the subscriber Al liucasllr, and the land vail bc
show 10 any by uur Nj Lee, the manager, residing up.
on il.
II $50 miles west Of iynehbuta. and > senll, Of Sa.
lem and he Big Lick. JOHN NJ. PRICE,.
FiHcas'l", june 3 lnl3t
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NJ .
Ecui w. Walker. ESQ:

AkE NOTICE, that shall, on Monday. the 22i
d day OF June, al the office of Joseph A. Ferguson,
IL the town Of Brandon, State of Mississippi, lake tho
icpoStions Of DR.. San1. NJ. Pickett and others, to he
read as evidence IN a suit now depending in the CIR
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancrry for Camp
bell county, State Of Virginia, in which | am plaintiff
and you defendant. II, IRON any caust, HE SAID dppo
slilons should not he completed on that day. they Viii
be continued trOa day 10 day, ~(SundayS ,xcepted) un-
hi they arr Completed at which inc and place YOU may
attend, II You think proper. 1IlOS. NJ. BASS.
May 81 WIN
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DfsSOLtTfO.N.

I'llE concctu Of BERGER y CLEMENT. late
i merchants al RIreHille, Pnrsylyaaa county. Va,
was dissolved ou the - nf March last. ~ mutual CON.
sent. Al PERSONS iodebied to them will please conc
futward snd settle fbrif accounts with l.. ". Clement,
y no is the only man who has the right 10 receive or use
the name of the concern IN any way, and he only IN set
ling MP the business oi The concern. Those having
claims against the concern. will please present OF for
ward them 10 The same within 80 days from this tune.
DAVID BERGER. Jr,
l.. W. CLEMENT.
My 2S Win
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To pr erepi Brass ! e,sels from eootya-inv V,yE
Prts.-Ailet being used, INSTEAD IT u1pn1 Them dry. II
has been found that by constantly immersinp them in
water, they are Left perfectly i@ontyous. md vii ren,io
'or years fully as clean aHl f.'hy as drghtas when
ihfy Inst came out # tde lands o. loo ~ f6mea.
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rAndtLx RESIDENCE roa SALE.

@ TIE UNDERSIGNED has BEEN su
ssS:.?s ,horzsd In sell rie
TE2iliM house and LOT.
Ekzl5 now occupied by Mr.. James T.. Homer.
90 / lfst street. near Cap. Siu'. |. Wisi's and MAJ
'a!iand.s The hanse Is large and very convenient.
and situated IA an excellent peiphbprhpod. 1t presents
peculiar advantages, being As private as the country. aud
sei very near to Tie business part Of the town. The
ioi contains nnwaIds q an acre Of ground, aud makes nm
'Ncelieit garden. In addition 10 tue abave adv sntapcs,
the hne prospect from the house makes il one OF h,
most desirable and elegant family residences IN town
The attention Of purchasers is invited.
-One-ianrh cash, the balance in one, tw,
and three years, bearing interest.
GEO. WIN. BENAGlI.
NAV II
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H.xGAS'. a. GESE.SrSEs.gu.
ttoeeis and Commission Ggcreliamts,
\ RE no~ receiving. and have IN store, a large stock
\ Fl bf3ceucs, purchased in richmond, Balim, re-,
Philadelphia and New York. chiefly for cash. and since
tie decline. lhelr stock Ct insists in part of
81 hhds. y. o.. Porto Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
same very fine,
- tierccs and barrels y. q. clarified do
- boxes aud barrels luat, crushed aud lump do
op ba2s Rio, Iaeuira and Cape Colre,
- do Java and Maracaibo do very fine,
200 sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
p II. sacks do
5000 los. good and DAMAGED sole Leather,
20 bids. and bbls. \. q, +. L and Sug1r house
Aolasscs,
Together with a large assortment of Calieaes. blue Cot,
ton, Checks, Ncslings. Paolaloou Stutl-, cotton and silk
llandheIehletS, Pms, Buttons, Combs, side aud tuck
fine and coarse wagoner's Buckets. Tar Cans. Cotton
Lines, coarse Shoes, Shoe Nails, Stone Mare, Nan.
kecns, Suspendcrs, Cotton Hose, Nulmegs, Bedlick-
lngs, &c, &c, the whole comprising one of the very best
selected stocks ever offered by any one house in this
place. which we are determined 10 sell low for cash or
barter. We cordially invite the attention Of our friends
aud the public generally 10 an examination OF our stock.
My l IL
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1 a rft'ull ,Nt''l'i eH'' ., " " '"' Si..
\ 1T B.ti ~ county, Ia, i'i' '"y ', ~ -,
Thomas I. Saunders and Liza \. is " lie 'af"ei'5
Eliza \. Brown, " ''''"'
- aRaiaa p....# hi
SFois9ood Browo' adm 7. OF itenhrn 6iosh' =" ",'
JOHN :. Brown, J'ln :. Lfi'"ifh' 'o"" - , : -"
Is R.Gla,t Tor, 1dhI. oil Jnhn l''o,nson' : d.. . .,tnrI
T.. Low aud Nla''lda his VIE. J h"'nss 'g''so o.
iiaffiei ms sn'' james J ,a''"'" a"u '", no ''
Granville L. DOW" ana "'h'" l III "i,,,.
be'""a"''
~ 'iaseERf. a.. ,li.
The defendant, John :. bfo"n' VINO Is u u '''S
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fsOIniiacr's SsctiOd Of maxim.
Manure.
To iAc= E0rHsCrS.

VII. Subscriber, having been appointed agent to-
N individual, J'lni stock and county rights tf maxim,
Manure (nn the system oil Bommrr.) m the counties ol
Apromai'oS. buckingham, Cumberland. Prince Ed
wand, Charlotte, HALIFAX, Plttsyivanla, Bedford. Am
hefsl AMI Campbell, is now read, and fully antinfze!
to sell Tie rights TO all tar ne1s, MIlu may wish Ia con,
ven thelf straw, corn stalks. weeds. Sc, into The best
Manure in a few days. and with but small cust and labor
anu The Manure. after ternentaliJn, superior olhe
best horse or COW manure.
lie has now on hand a large supply Y Of the Methods
for maklas the above Mannre. containing oil the difec.
IONS NECESSARY Tor i full understanding OF making it.
which any farmer can procure, by paying or sending Ia
him s by mail, winch VIII be the price Of an inliylIuaI
right, which he will Send by mali.
lis ad~dfess-Sponi Spring, Apponialtox county,
All letters must be post paid.
BRYAN AkIsRS.
Mayl II vS,y
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E.sUST SALE
Of Land Sn HCufOrH.

\ virtue of a deed Of Trust, brarjng date the oIs
I'd day Of January, lSi}, and OF record in the clerk
Office Of he rou ,ty court ol |leilorl, IRON Alexander
lhomps1n. 10 mc, rs Trustee, ! shall proceed IL sell, an
Thursday, the llh day ot June next. II tar, Ii oot ON
the neNt tar day thefeaier. on the premises, Al public
auction, tur cash, a certain
EHtCa or LAND,
OF 81 much tierco, as shall be suti 'irni h satisfy the
sums NOW due and in arrears. for which the deed was
made 10 secure. This land contains IN all, about
81 ACRES,
wing upon the Iynchbpr1 and Salem Turnpike Road,
aud d oias the lands ot John +. Gray and others. $50
eood soil In ippTovne-lles very well, aud has sumo
irsr tale Tobacco Land upon it,.
The tille 10 the ABOVE land IS believed obe indjspnt
able, hui, selling rs Trustee, shall convey such ltle only
IS Il, vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
GILES |. QGAHiES, Trustee.
My iIlJune
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sTasas OF vomaN.s LOVE-.

hhsNtG Nttssss uf HSAaANs Low
There i, a lo.e Of eaily life,
Which shuns parade anil worldly s~itife,
And seeks, condemned the rrincely dome.
In humble cot a harry htme.
More gorgeous than the romP Of kings,
Tie COAL and tie pearl it brings,
And all The Flor, of the skies,
In living MISUNDERSTANDING eyes.
Tie rosc's blopu, II ,iolds 10 tics
And lends its fi9rranrc will, its Inc
The eladdcninE smile, the balmy Hiss.
\. nh looks # fon1aess, thoughts of bli.s.
Feelings that scarce know wofcly lea,cn,
And dreams af cesiacs and heaven,
iiie's dull %anxt,tics absve,
Such, such Is ponaa's love ,
There isa love Of Ell. growth,
less dazzling Than The love uf ,ruih
Where gentle looks and anxious care
h.pirr, the husbands toll to share
Which seeks its selaoe and employ,
Providing Tor her children'. ioy
which owns M happiness complete
TIL they are healthy, clean and nenf
Which strives 10 spare the humble store,
And make that little something more,
Love, which, tie fnsal table spread.
A blessing breatbes on dali, bread
Which, scotniug 6BerY and pride.
Txults in coafa1fs elfjan..l,
Anl teaches nan liz ,aa o. ra7m
For pleasure a. compare with home
This calms, as tl7t IL, heart could move
AID dis Is Notnaa's Z on lay love.
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a I a clreait superior conrt olllw and chanccry, held
IA tor iielfpfd county, the l5.h day oi Apnl, 1916:
William Dune, Who SUES ior The benefit o, " ,lson
{. Hewitt, Plaintiff,
against
William Settle, JOIN JafreIl and Fielding Settle,
Defendants
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SUPERIOR GERpx-a1ADE

which have been selected with much care, aud viii he
Offered at such prices as cannot fail To please. They
respectfully ask attention to the following articles. which
have J3st been opened aud arranged for inspection:
Cloth Coa's. ot all kinds and qualities,
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me BEss". AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
bneco .rcssrs, IIain.r.. snmds. Le,cr.Ar.Ar-

ffem an experience Of nearly 20 years, in one Of lhc
best conducted establishments IN the State, feel conf
''ui q oatn9 aolf 10 give satisfaction To those layurng
me will their patronage.
l Would particularly call the attention If Tabarruni>,s
To my establishment. Having been the first thai iulrodu-
'fd Tie manufacture Of Tobacco Screws. ptcss,s and Pa,
ten bands, sc. IN iynchburg. | can viii, confidence
.r'ef i5gsg noac1nalnied with my work, 10 the principal
: '',yg3a'S'S o' '"iS place, having pat up between IS
and loo pfesseS, within the short lime OF my residence
ho;p.
N,ah a view Of securing a fair share Of patronage. |
'ial continue 10 add such isbnr saving machinery. AS
VIII ,aaoie me TO execute work with accuracy and de
,i.'1,a' am VIII warrant all work done Al my establish,
mint To be equal to any done in this place or elsewhere.
~ y. &. DABAEI.
Nm
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commissioners SAFE OF
L 4 IL D u ID.

= ~ HI h IL T. n " e..
y PURSUANCE Il a decree Of tn. Circuit Snpc-
II fiot Court OF Law aud Chaur,ry fr Rorbhfide'
county,. fon'unccd At Afnl term. lo1b. IN W. raHse-
lhefe4n dsitna'ng 's one ui which Isaac Cafalrrs is
- rsafafin.
and tie heifs Of Moses Mcclure, deed afd a.aes are
- D#fHlaefs.
and n The other, the Administrator of john II. Hyde.
lid. Is Plaintiff.
and tho heirs Of Moses Mcclure, deed. and others are
Defendants,
The undersigned, Commissioners appointed by said
court igf that purpose, y Ill proceed, OF Thursday. The
3h day oi July, le1O. upon the premises. 10 sell all the
lands, Of which Moses Mcclure, died seized, consist
ing Of
FOURTEEN CONTIGUOUS TRACTS,
containing altogether. lhTre thousand twelve and one
hall acres, situated upon the waters Of the North and
Snnlll ilrefs, IN the county of Iturkbrdgc. within four
mlles 4 te tow ct Lexington. Ihrse lands are yalua-
H. iof al the purposes II iafnina. som OF lien being
RIVER low GROUNDS.
Of eNrellenl quality. Tn eafiu property, however, has
b On occupied as $50 Ion establishment aud Lad ut nur
1me a i0nlarc aud forge upHn It; which we1e operated
tor many 1,ars, Producing barh IL and laI Iron. of the
very bfsl qaally. llce re banl arc Of tlc 6est quality
aud re believed Ia be- lneXhapsfIblr in quantity. and are
situated WiiIm half a mile of lie Nurih river, where a
slle III Il lntnacr uighl H. obtained, 81 That the Pr iron
mlghl h. laadc ed IuDu lie heals from the Furnace bank.
The properly la3a "
GEIST .8.ND S.1U MIL
,a.. - - d.. t-E
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May

N'R'iiNis:-Nt a count held f1r BEDFORD count, -,
' cont latIse, The 25th day ofAiay, ISfG. ~ 'hs
heuty toilen, ,;,oree u. Fa!del. Nathan Mat
Ss1'5 Iii W.T., lrmc,it sui, iallcn. june " ia I' ''
icI Z. Jones, pI' : ~ Dan
against
''''' """ 'll'a ! oiden, Defendants.
IL CnANcEEy.
The deirndIut Robert Foldrn, not ha, inc c,,o,,i L.,
Ic'fahee and given security according To The art al mp
blF ana the rnl'Soi this court, and it appearing 10 he s,n"
'"''h'i 81 Inc 'onil mat he IS not an ~inhabitant Of TIN, Co...
here on the fourth Monday in August next, and apP.af
'lii al The Plaintiff; aud tlata copy of This order be C,..nns
WIN inserted IN the l%ynclbnrg Vmgini,n, a n..n
paper published in the tow of Iy nchburg. for I'VE ,onn
successfully aud posted at the front door OF In. ,our, h"""'
OF this county. No"'" nous
A ~Copy-Tcte,
- JNo Il. STEpror, CHI
WIN
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M~ctLtSAIsfN 4 60,

f.rof6fs ami o., Mission .-s.fh ants
LYEcIInUna VA,
~ particular attention 10 jhr saIeof ffOtR r.
WHEAT IoHAGGo. and al kinds al county
produce. &c. T.. G.. AleGanahan attends rsfnq4,i,tty
10 the s1lrs Of Ionteeo = {anf charge Il. 81 CENTS per
ibid, iaf selling aud colleelIng) We keep constantly
On hand u large aud well selected stock of
GROCERiEs. DOuESI1CS. Sc.
We arr now receiving a considerable addition 10 oar
present siock. that will make it larger linn any We
have yet offered. 1hanklnl fur the very liberal rlfr.n,
ase extended To rs. IN the frms If j. & f.. &. Me-.
Cfanahan. End AlcClanahan. Cmnshaw \ G.. wound
respectfully solicit a continuance. Every ,fafl ON our
part Will be used 10 give satisfaction.
JNO 6 McrlANAHtN,
I"G. MctLANAuAN.
Fel,. >
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lltItdtu ItltNIrh, --- Patterson, and - Pat
tcrs1n and I larlcs Elliott, infants undo the ace of iWen.
ty-one years, Defendants.
Is CutNCERY.
Valentine X lclWlch having departed tbs life. his
death Is ordered TO be sugIes cd upon record. and ihIs
cay the cause came on luther TO be heard upon Tie pa,
rcrs i7fmefly read, and was argued by counsel upon
consideration whereof, the court duth adJu1gr, order and
decree, that John A.. Wharton, commissioner Of this
couri, take an account ot tie division Of The slaves and
personal estate Of Charles Cailrey, deed, between his
distributes parties 10 this sui, heretofore made, with a
view 10 ascertain what inequalities, if any existed, in
said division, and that he report said accounts to this
court, with any matter specially stated. deemed pertinent
by himself, or which may be required by any Of the par
tbs 10 be 50 stated,
\ C~opy-Teste,
JOHN Il. STFPIOF. Clerk.
CoMmissIoNEE's OFFICE.
Liberty, May 81. 1916.
The parties in this cause. will take notice, that |
alal, III my uli ~, IN tins town, on W e~dne>day, the
10Th day 81 jolN, lel6. commence the account duerjcI
~ the foregoing decree, at which time lime aud place
thty viii attend with all the vouchers and other papers
necessary TO enable me 10 Take the SAID account.
JOHN a. WHARTON.
June II wlw