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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02

execution my orders. To Surgeons REYNOLDS
and Lamar, the highest concentrations are
due, joining as they did in the charge of the.
cavalry. Surgeon Reynolds, side by side with
Captain Walker, rushed on the enemy's lines,
and, after the conflict was ended, rendered
professional services to the wounded, promptly
performing ampnta,ion and other surgical OPP
rations on the field cf battle. Lieut.. C!ai-
uorne, mounted rifleme.,, captured asix-pound-
er in gallant manner; while Capt. Fitzhu-
man. company c mounted rif1emen. captured a
mounted howitzer. Corporal Tlllman is
highly spoken Of BY all. Lieut.. Anderson,
| Georgia volunteers, succeeded in capturing
Col. La Vega and Major ilurbde, narrowly
escaping with his life. The cavalry were
| mucl, exposed, and behaved with that DARN :
which characterizes American soldiers on ey-
| cry occasion of danger. My thanks are due
to the members Of my staff present, TOR theil
promptness IN serving me.
| Capt. Besancon, with his command oil
! (mountec) Louisiana volunteers, in following
! the command of Capt. Walker. was separated
| by large body of lancers from the remainder
Of the squadron. but galanly succeeded il
cutting his way through hem. Lient Hen
derson, Louisiana volunteels, was acting a.
one Of my aids.
The colors Of the Indiana regiment were
planted ON the arsenal the moment the enemy
| were routed. This victory is saddened by the
loss Of one the Of most chivalric, noble hearted
men that graced the profession of arms
Capt Samuel A. Walker, of he mounted ri
hrmen. Foremost in the advance, he hae
routed the enemy when he fell MORALLY
j wounded. In his death the service has me-
i,l a loss which cannot easily be repaired
Our total loss is thirteen killed and clever
wounded. succeeded in cal turing one six
Founder brass gun and one mountain howizer
both mounted, together with a large quantity
Of ammunition and Wagons, which was
compelled to destroy. The eaemy's loss wa
about one hundred and fifty. | must beg
leave to further mention Lieut. B. P. Melon
aid, Sd artillery, who was sent with an order
into the town previous to my entry. aecompa
MED by Mr.. Brady. of the qnaFtermaster's de
| partment. He was surrounded by lancers
! but succeeded in escaping.
have the honor To be, sir, very respectful
! ". your most obedient servant.
JOSEPH LANE,
Brigadipr General.
To the AnJUTANr GENERAL U. S. Army,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02
800

Straws?-The Richmond Wing
says, in speaking Of the presidency,
that Gen. Taylor may be nominated,
but tina, he can never be elected
What do the "small fry" who go for
cold Zack," and no one else, think Of
this pronunciomento by the organ Of
their party, in this Stale, The
Wings course is fully explained by
Mr.. Claws recent manifesto a, Lex
ing'on, Ky. "OId lack" is to be
ruled off the track, since his brilliant
achievements in Mexico have been, il
not eclipsed, at leas, partially obscus-
ed by Gen. Scots late victories al the
M"xican capital.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02
BY BARE, Assistant Marshal.

The congregation being Gale d to
order-an ode by the fraternity-pray-
er by the Cbaplain-another ode Bro.
4. M. sGALIy, Of Wheeling, delivered
an Address,in which he defended in the
first place, the tota9-abstinence princi-
pie, as being the only rational and
philosophical cure and preventive Of
intenperance. That his remarks, un.
der this head, met the concurrence of
all genuine temperance men, we enter.
tain not doubt. In the second place,
Mr.. Sally somewhat deliberately defen-
ded the order OF the Sons from the nu-
merous, not to say frivolous objections,
which are raised by those who canno,
associate with secrs! societies any other
than notions Of evil, in almost every
conceivable form-by the Church-in
fact, by all sorts of people. We fee!
confident that, whatever any of these
various objectors may have thought,
there could have been bu.one -opinion
amongst the Sons, they, at r. ID,
ough, to know as much abou, ,heS
der as any other class, looked upon
Mr.. G.'s vindication off, as triumphant
and complete. II is impossible for u,
to give anything like Just report Of
this address; 10 be properly apprecia.
Red, it should have been heard.
The ceremonies in the church being
ended, the Procession was again form.
ed marched up as far as Rev. J. C.
Brittell's thence TO main street.
thence down said street to the court.
hou>e-.hence to West back street.
thence to the end Of said street-thencs
up main street to the court house
The Woodstock Band marched a, the
head of the procession, and discoursed
in manner creditabe to the members,
and to the great delight of all. The
procession was dismissed at about 2
O'Clock; and the visiting brethren were
entertained Hospitality BY the fraternity
here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

Ourreaders are aware that agrand Convention Of Dpe
gales from all paris Of the country interested in the nav
CATION Vi the Lakes and the Western Rivers, 10 I, ~.
held next month, in Chicago The object is to eone,n
,rae public sentiment and to devise some means Of eyer
coming The constitutional scrupes Of the President in
order That The veto may no longer lie ntepscd 10 hnart
the universal wish Il the West 1hcscncme is not of a
party character. Delegaos of all political ASSOCIATIONS
have been chosen Boston VIII be strongly represented.
and n York, also, we presume. There tut neopiniou
ina the North W ISL as The npr Of the objects in
vew II seems however tIat the contemplated gather
ing very dlsiasieIu 10 the Administrations and accord
in.ly Is denounced, in bitter TERMS by the official oro3n
We doubt whether It's ohjurgalions will meet with The
least at ention.
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PEAK, OLE OTTER

correspondent desires us tocall attention to the House
OF Entertainment recently opened at the foot of the Peaks
'oi Otter, by Mr. Thomas JopLrNG vhichhe assures rs
wei kept and deserving of patronage Mr. Jopling is
no" engaged opening read to the Flat Ton" which
''as hitherto been inaccessible visitors on horse back
and The view from which is said be very magpdcen,
It's elevation being greater than that of the Peak The
heSt OF the latter above its base, according to Mr. JEFF
'erson,s measurement is 1000 feet. The base is sbout
ioo ieet above tide waters, that the Peak is with the
eAcei ton Of the Black Mountain in North Carolina.
me highest point in the United States, South of New
Hampshire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

W we una new PROJECT Started in Boston A lsrqe
a' egan'iy h'ed ship is to sail abnp the 5th or 20l
Oh next month"; on -hcah excursion' off the coast Of
New England The voyage will last about six weeks
The vessel viii accommodate about one hundred passep
gers ('adies not receivcd) An experienced physician
VIII be on board, aud every comfort provided 1t is in
tended to combine the advantages Of sea air. bathinu
sp'r'ing' &c The ship will frequently touch at the
principal ports The idea is novel one aud il strikes
US The trip might be rendered useful invals and agree
abie to those In search OF pleasure and recreation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

%; We have received copy Of Address. telist red
before the Lecisyonean Society Of W ism aud Mary
College, on The 18th May last Iy Richard lsanhoe
Coke, Esq, of Flqyanna county.
This address is in commemoraiun Of the Declaration
OF Independence made by Virginia, on the l5th MAY.
11li some weeks in advance ofhe action ,f the Can
g,ess assembled in Philadelphia We do not aoree al
gehsr with the hish, gcdora o. IN some If his views
but here paris II his discourse he sediments #
which cordially respond and others the glowing ,lo
quenee Of which We cannot but APPRECIATE Tie Whole
Production is GIL, ereabe to The author and the uc
casoa.
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FOR REIGN NEWS

1t Will be seen, by the arrival of the Cambria. that =
very great reduction of the prices Of breasuf, had +,
Ken Place in England, Which, Of course. will cans cr-
rfsp'dn9 decline in onr markets. to the serios ss a,
many and III" ruin Of others The market in the l,,oo
Giles was too unsettled 10 render ii necessary to give
talols.
MI Conne has broathcd his last. and in a f,reon
'nd' lie WIS remarkable man, and exercised an in
ho'ncd ever his countryman. such as no man h,fre
WAS ever known to Weld. The Tine has not come
when his cpitaph may be written.
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yoa yIRGINIAN.
RAILROAD FROM LYNCnBURG TO NEW

lhis great improvement would be one hundred miles
long Ms cost would be ST., O00 1t would the
nd9e, dividing the and western waters, lite
south Of Chrslanburg. Gradients Of co feet rise and
hll to the mile, would here be encountered. Clhis Is the
oick bone, re Allegheny Mounlain)
The road would pass through country allarding a
large amount If local business independent the through
travel and trade. which would be immense. 1t would
form the main stem Of two branches, running down
me Ureat Kanawla, thence towards Guyaudoue; the
Other would lead up New River, in south western d.
lection towards Ey; ham. III Mount Airy, On c
waters OF the Tennessee RIVER which 1t would follow
down towards Abingdon. The whole route would pass
shiongh the most inlerc sting part OF Virginia.
4he main stem is the first object 10 he accomplished
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

o. The Public Works Of Pennsylvania badly man
.ged as hey are AID mist be, mheu tloir nanape
meit is enc o'he prizes Of party vctry-bd la toy.cd
tile present year u nett income Of ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS. For The year. c,dirg LIST Dec last. til,
nett receipts amounted oSjS0,522 10. Tie REGENTS
for the sA months endng lie Isl inst, exceed the re-
ceps OF the corresponding period Of last year by The sum
q &-@e'4' 44-"ilsi there Were heavy eApens,s ior
r'pairslas year Which no incurred dis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

eS The frIgae Macedonian lent by Congress for tie
purpose OF carrying supplies the Irish has a, Lu sal
Cd with cargo equal in bulk to 1000 barrels Tie
whole affair has been dscrcditabe The Secretary of
'he Navy ought to have her out himself as he was
authorized TO do. The man who was named as her
commander had not the confidence ofthe people of New
fork and the committee would ship their relief sur
plies in vessel commanded by him. The cargo was
furnished by the people of Boston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
LIVERPOOL. Sd June, 1e17

Nv EHFOOL, ID JUNO, II
Our market for bread stuts has lately been subjected
again In violent fluctuations, and it if nobody
could say from day another what prices are to be-
Everything depends upon the result Of cur harvest
and that point, the public mind is extremely sensitive
At the present time nothing could be promising than
all the grain crops in the ground.
We annex the latest quotations
Flour, Western Canal, 42s 6d-hss been up 70 i9s
Bait and Richmond 40s Ais
Indian Com. Cos a 62s per $50 lbs.
lndl.n Corn Meal, 27s a 2qs per bbl
Very r specially,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

Extract Of a letter from gentleman, connected with
the Reading Rail Road, TO citizen ofthis place: so far
This year. the Reading Rail Road has brought down be-
tween four and five hundred thousand tons Of Coal tt less
tanforiy thousand by the Canal than ten to one
In view Of fats like these the peope Of Virginia would
and should hope to be- long convinced as to the true
plan OF connecting the east and west"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

es- The Hon VIM +. Gold.bor1ugh, Of Dorchester
county, was nominated as he Wing candidate for tie
Governors hair Of Niarya ly Convention Of Del.
'ga''s' which met on The lOh inst at Cambridge. The
Convention adopted a resolution of confidence with Mr.
Clay, upon tie death Of his son. ard of thanks to Gen
Taylor for his brilliant services in Alexico
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IIrERpooL. June 3. ISL.

The sales Of tobacco last month were 5Qi hbd,. VIZ
- Virginia Loaf, :. : Scanned l62 koalucky Leaf.
and 20 Stenmod. OF these. 81 Virginia Leaf l5l
Sirnned. X cnucky Leaf. aud Stenlned were taken
'or ireland. - ngina Scmmcd or Scotland; - Ar
glna aud 100 Kentucky Leaf, ior EAp1ration; aud p
Virginia Leaf, 40 Stemmed, - Kentucky Leaf aud sos
Steamed. for Home Trade. W hat,vtr hupcs NAV be
entertained as 10 the cultivation OF Tobacco being f,l,
ccd WITHIN the llas consistent With higher prices anu
be ter STATE Of the irae than now cAIsts their realization
cannot be III lime 10 aiee the value Of The LARGE stock on
hand Throughout Europe The Market continues heavy
as heretofore, some descriptions Lei..g utsacable
1oaan prices have altena during the month"; and
are nov about i'd above those quoted 1n sid May OF
a'e IL las been tie Practice III SPECTATORS on The eve Of
the shiil9 q American sic nrts To prices which
haie, as uniformly, declined soon after their der arlue-
Speculation Is no" at ", Tx prices adlauoel.-bu
Whether to decline according 10 PRECEDENT remains 10 be
seen rthuclon IN The pnceS o food, the cunst qacnce
ct promising agr uiua appearances. with increase ia
cres III the money market are circumstances which
fierce spectators in Cotton have no, ale, to avail hem
selves Of, 10 disturb and impede the manufacturing bust
ness OF THIS ounty. II is scarcely necessary to observe
that conclusions drawn from prospects this earl, period
OF The seasnh, are, as regards food monetary ccum
stances, premature
The advent OF fine weather. which has continued f r
several days accompanied by the supplies OF Cram and
onr winch had been expected from different quartz at
this time oi the year produced considerable decline IN
prices: Western Canal lou from is 10 9s fell To i2s
and Indian Corn, winch had been held Gt to Gss is
5s 10 5es. per $50 lbs The partial re-appearance ii
IT,. piato disease and the ghtness If stocks OF ind in
The ports. are, however operating action aud prices
are again looking up, as viii apIoar quotations annex
ed. Yours respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

Z. S Wheat, no duty II, Sd l3s Cd per 20 lbs.
Flour Sweet. no d'y Ais I'd a lis Cd Der bIl
Sour duty 37s Cd SIS Cd per bbl.
Indian Corn, no duty. VIII 54s I'd 5s I'd per $50 lbs
yellow as I'd sGs I'd per 4so lbs
Indian Corn Meal no duty rs Cd a Us Cd per bbl.
his day. onr and Indian Corn looking up in price.
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FOREIGN AIAHlE'r

we copy tins morning several letters from our foreign
sPohaen'S' lniegard To their markets. From them.
we should Judge that tefufr prices will not quite be main
hea' bes atalt u lew shllngs, hut not as much as
me INST news created Adding .thrd to the En-.
gS' shilling viii bring ii into Virginia currency, and II
I" very easy then 10 burg ii into dollars and cents Up
On the whole the prices will be enough to remuncra,e
the tanners handsome ly:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

W We regret to say that It, Carlton Munf,rd snr
'Hee the wounds he received in tie late duel but few
hours It. Mahan was alive three days afterwards. and
MS recovery was considered not without the reach # nro
liability.
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SEE ,EFI Up.

FHlHE Prepiieurs Of the ''Rousn sNp READY"
n Bovine SMooH. the old Arcade would resrtet-
ulyi'r hePuhlie a,hey haveeceai9 reiil'sd tins
Place Of Amusement. in neat and eonaJ table style,
auA give the that il will be conducted Ia
make it lavonrite place If amusement. They have
erected SODA FOUNTAIN, and viii iiarnish Re-
eshu1ents Of all kinds, Tie shortest notice.. Gems
and L55ei
lnac l.-F'5t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
RFI.IGINIS NAI1cE

The Rcy'd. }. ". II. Williams of Portsmouth, Va
viii preach at the Baptist Chnreh this evenin. Thurs
day al early candle hehtand also, on Sabbath mex
an Il O'Clock, and at light. The public are invited
attend.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Providence permitting, expect ATTEND the appoint
menis made for me at Bethel, in ArponatoN, Sunday
June 2Ith. at o'eleca aud at Oak Grove, in Camp
tell. Sunday, July 9TH, at II o'clock
p. SEARURY.
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sS ~ The Ship
esrsee '.Jlrinnder Ton Ensn5oys.

he above ship isnow on her way oour river 10 load
for Bremen Shois a and first class ship and will
insure al the very lowest rates. She Will be- ready tore
ceve cargo from the Isl 10 the 9Th Of July prosimo-
The rate etJreieM rery iow. She has fine acconuo
datlons for passengers.
Those Who desire To avail themselves of this opporu
nifty will please To notify Of it once IS We wish In
clear tie vessel without decay Liberal advances made
on consienmens 10 addre,, II II II Nicer & Co.
HENRY IUDLAM y Go.
Richmond. June 2i-it if
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MA II RAGE.

Married on the l9th inst, by the Rev'd. Mr.. Beck.
Jonn Roy CABELL and Miss. MARTHA c. WILSON,
daughter Of Col Nathaniel Wilson, all Of Pittsysana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

e3- On. JAMES l.. CABEi.i.. nov Professor Of Anato
my and Surgery IN thel University OF Virginia. has a,-
ceptrd the appointment the same char in the Medical
College u Richmond, vacated by tie death o Dr. War
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
NOTICE.

There will be celebration Of the 9TH ofJuly. Camp
hell Court house. Monday the 9TH. at Mr.. Boiling
Hotel, to CONNIE, &c ut 4 o'clock, r. NJ.
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Successor TO Talbot & Laaier,
MARKET STREET,

AuCtlODccr and COn,nlIssiOn WCfthdht-
DECEiNE.S on consignment and sells at auction,
Ee Dry Goods, Groceries, SHOES, CrJckery, Hard
ware. Furniture, &c.
Also pay personal attention to The sale Of Real Esate
Negroes Horses, and all kinds Of produce, in TOWN or
country.
Liberal cash advances made consignmcn's intend
ed for public auction.
Always on hand a general assornens Of Go Ids Of all
descriptions which viii BE sold al private sale AT aac-
ton prices NM. J. WILLIS.
june 4. 10
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SHE or LIND.

IN PURSUANCE ol=a Decd II Jlus executed to
u.s. hi i1lbru ~. Jehs4n. The oh u May lc1,
aud ii record tie ,eaas court bldorl, we viii.
the 2Ch 81 iunc. il. IN tie PROMISES \ AT public
nuclion 10 lho llsh,s hdder. tarcasld tie TRACT CT
LAND. in sad decd conveyed, Which tie said Jaha
naldes lying il tn county Il Bedford, iha
Blue Rlage iuWrbe, aleot - miles Wal Of ynchturg
and confirming 2taA Acres.
The iieto the sand Land s believed to be- good, but
actre ms trustees, We vii convey such lilo ouly is
vested in L. by the SAID defd
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
EDWARD {. BURkS.
June lt-toGJc il Trust
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

G5- Lieut.. Col. May is visit TO hi. friends
81 w ashingon city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

stock Of Hooss, shoes, Leather, Ac..
IT .1UtuG.i
4 COMMENCING On Thursday The lst day ol Joly
- at The house, al ples,it occupied JuhnJ. llus
BAND we VI" sell the entire Stock consisting Of largo
ass rlmenl Of Bols Slices, HAS aIs, Slc aud Upper
Leather. lanncs Oil together vii every other ar, lie
usually kept IN Relat falatl sbmeul.
Terms liberal and nad' known ON the day Of sale
Sale without reserve. to close the concern
PHELPS \ PERKINS, Auct's
June 25-uJ
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80 Nj. Cough was leciuring last week in Charottcs
vie.
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- T. sg II We ID

.--y----vsps From ihr sularriber ahau three wees
Ns ~ ago, IA YELLOW COW with the tils
bksSs+tY ct her harns sawed of. ahput tour yeais
...assb As.r old 4 hbernl roWuld will be paid to
any uno returning said Cow me- in ynehlurg or any
information will lcthankiully received.
june af-2tH JAMES DiNNIDDlE
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E}dtEg ssEGhlYlRIA
AUCTION SALE o.
r. ~ n u + Eyt ~ - - H. :,

AUCTION SALE o.
Fl c 4 OR / FIX r L Il f. s, Sc.
WILL be sold. To the highest bidder, ON Monday
w next, 2cuI inst, all the fixtures in the Tobacco
Factory, opposite Dlugnid's Foundry, Main St, be
longing 10 The late Of Hancock 4 Hunt, consist
ing OF une presses and the usual fixtures for nanutactu-
rng. JAMES G. HUNT,
Surviving paftnef Of Hancock x Hunt.
June 2l-tds il
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Duke Scales. Nathaniel scales, Ahaalom w. Scales,
Nathaniel H. Scales Porr Scyles, Pleasant Seal, Is,
Nicholas Dalton aud ~ z,bcln his wife, John ieIds,
- ar and !.zab is wife, and daughter, (ualne
Hays and Elizabeth his wife, and John Z. Scales,
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GRGif ENCiFalla.Nr ~ LlNCHBJ31,-

GREAT EA,iF.~RG.N'F ~ LIACHBUa4s
\ FAKE tNncmo pleasure IN announcing 10 the Ia
d dies aud eeneman uf iyuchburg and surrounding
country. tlnt am dall, f#eolyiu, and or.ang my
SPRhNt' AN St.AlER sGPPLr or
Hrit.sis, sfcmca. sscapnmn, Su.Ns, ss3
h"se "oa Americana staple uma
Anns9 Any Stooas,
embracing all the II, wi aud most etaol ST. les infof,
ed tho tatf erjbtla = tlch has created an oN,lIe
m'nt IN Tins lace. ilai the aoat en- aBo-and. nj
h.oeh lhfe has been great deal SAID ABOUT tho A3.
VANCE mpIccs.
'hmb am prepared to show,
\ sure as eaAs hum a,utis tfau
.9tB HoVns afe ehe1pp, tiau eel taiurc
|lelse eall and sre lem=u ur an,I1Il WI, want NJ,
"oon>= ratrn Hoers-nuop Goops--aud last thu
not least, 1 heap Goods. NM H. RYAN
T. ; ! hayc received several pieces OF SImonl',
''7' maheaad hoeh ii tlollsaud Cas#nntros. To any
gentleman " no WISHES handsome ,f.s. ai, q l,I,,,l
WI, o'sNen, W. H. X.
''"5 g" = II If
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.yebEgs 1SnE@esS.

ATTORNEY AT Law.
- " 4 II J. l. T., IR q i.N'I.H,
TTENrs IIGtNTIf 10 TuE COLLECTION or CLAIMS
In Botctourt. Roanoke, Floyd,
.hmigoHiay ttd GIes tountcs.
Refer Ia {. W. Siaham, Robert Cawlhun aud J. G.
Mct laaahan & Co., Lynehburg.
May 2f--ls
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SOSl ACR ES
Thi. Land li,son the Pittsyvana and Iynchburg
Turnpike road, about fifteen miles from the town OF
Lynchturg II lies remarkably well, and embraces
large quantity of valuable
.HE.3DOJT LIND,
q considerable portion Of gocd IopAcco LAND yet t.
clear. and alounds with good TIMBER. There is "A
Saw Mill on the ado' ing state belonging 10 Mr. Ward,
where the timber be prepared for market and II can
he readily sold in Lynehburg Toe Improvements are
suili len for the aeconln' dallon Of a small amlly
Take it all in all this estate is regarded very des-
rabe one and well deserves the attention Of capitalists.
MI Watt who resides on the Land will take pleas
ure in showing those disposed 10 purchase and will
make known the terms Of sale, which will be lib raj.
JOHN col Is,
CHARLES II LYNCH,
JOHN b. DABNEN.
CHiSWELI. DABNEY.
JOHN d. ALEXANDER,
june 2i-wts Commissioners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

4 + Court holden l5r The county of Patrick AT the
y Court House thereof, On the 2sh day Of Dccem-
Der, ls16:
James w Scales in his own right and as adminsira-
de bonis non II Peter Scales, deed; and Ahsaom
Scales. administrator de benls Oh Peter Scales. dc
ceased, Plaintiffs.