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PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES---l847. LEE G B R E w s T E R, i,

A4
 CEDAR STREET, N. YORK. nEG leave to inform Dealers in Dry Goods, that 10 they have received, and are now exhibiting. L THE WAREHOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Prinied Calicots,
 500 SYDW UNS@Ss
 Comprising all Ae New Spring Styles, Of British, French and American Manufacture; which, in ADDITION to their usual stock. renders their assortment one of the most beautiful and at ,raetive in the city; and have usi been purchased ior
 CASH AND SHORT CREDIT, Are offered by the piece or package on the sams terms al and below manufacturers prices. Catalogues of prices (eosreeted dallyl are placed a the hands of bayeFs. Purchasers will inform themselves of the state of he market. and be well repaid for an examinafion, ssen if they do not purchase. L. k B. have peculiar advantages tor executing sgders for prints, which are respectfully solicited
 LEE k BREWSTER,
 aa Cedar St.
 Silly.
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RYE WMISKEY, BILLS ol4 Rye whixkey-.a superior article Received and for sale bs
 ies is-6 wN WAIT.
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NORTH AND SOUTH |,

and con6den,iAliy appeals to them for even more exiensive patronage to the ooly Literary Journal of long and high standing in ali their wide borders, it is not seeiisnai,-haying always eircuiated widely Ia the North aRd East. and aimed al impaiting a HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTERto our Pe- rlodical Literature.
 THE THtRTEENTH VOLUME Will commence ou the lst of Januagy, ls4T; and neither pains expense sli be spared to make it emIneutly worthy of knowledgsI Among other things. il will containa
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HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

and arrangements win be made for procuring regu- jar and early supply of Notiees of New Works and other Literary Intelligence. orders for the work eAa be sent ia al once
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-17
by THE STEAMER CALEDONIA.

We received astnigl through the kindness ola FRIEND
lie liyerpodl Times of the 10Th nlt. from which wo
mihelhe following extract Of commercial character
Bali. american.
BRFADSTEFFS.-Thor have been large imports
ii Grain and Grain produce both here and to several u
the leading ports in the United Kingdom but notmitl-
Standing the abundance Of the supplies, there has been
marked improvement in the Corn markets through Great
Britain ami Ireland shoe the it inst Our report of tho
European Corn trade shows that prices have improved
ard that NOW the market IS steady, whist prices have
upward tendency.
The chiet buyers at cur markets are dealers fr home
consumption At present there are few operating
French account. II may be worthy of remark, that
great deal of the present demand for Wheat and Flour
comes from many o the inland counties. il is but natural
suppose thai the ianors stocks much reduced, and
do not amount to anything like What papers have
represented then, to he. The price paid for West
ern Canal Flour is sos to 10s Philadelphia 37s I'd
3ss Cd Baltimore SIS I'd to 39s cd; Gnio SIS to 39s
Canadian SIS Cos; yellow Indian Corn is worth SIS to
DIS, and white Sis SIS. Yesterday, April 10, Indian
Meal was quoted nj S5s 10 BIS
The latest accounts from Antwerp advise us Of con-
siderable rise in Wheat and Rye. In single days bu
slness The quotations have gone mp nearly all that they
descended during the previous or 10 days. Polish D.
dessa worth thai market of 2Sc the so kos and
White Zealand 39f U0c. American Rye is al 26f 96c
The 10 kos. All the Belgian markets are rising at
Brussels the advance considerable. and the demand ur-
gent. From the French markets around Paris prices
again slightly higher, except at Chateaudnn, where
w ltd pi tue lOtn sid'iohdiy stio
preceding market had induced sellers to forward,
and the supply good. At llavre matters were calm.
with prices the the day befre. Flour from y.
Pork was 53f the barrel. English Wheat at 97f
the 200 kilos, and Spanish Wheat at 9jf
ProvsionsSnce the 4th inst. there have been largo
arrivals Of Cured Provisions Prices for most articles
have assumed declining tendency. Pork and Beef are
rather quiet The value Of Bacon is about lbs 10
65s according toqualy THERE'S small stock Of Cheese
of prime quality in the market Such End ready buyers
at our quotations.
Beef prime pertercc, 92a97; bb do. 3sa46; But
ter prime, 74a60 Cheese, fine, 5la52; niddng, 44aiS
Lard bbls 4ia6o; kegs 52a54. Pork. mess, bbls 7CA
50; prime, 5oa6o Hams, duty paid, so 60.
Iron1he Iron interest is still in healthy state, al
though the home and export demand is not goj - Vt
lare still prices rule firm, and stocks are by no means
large.
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FelsN r.. e.. PETERS,,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,

b Nv T. rs, Ia rs, ca ), SC,
Main St, Lynchburg, Va,
EEAS just received and opened his unrivaled stock of
4 d Spring and Summer Goods which, for style and
beauty clnno be surpassed He respectfully solcits the
attention his friends and the public to examination
of his stock, which consists in part of the following
Goods
Superior rich striped and Plaid Poe de Sole,
50 50 Foulah Silks,
i" Tissue and As Noaln'R Robes Ga beautiful party
dress.)
80 Grenadian Robes (entirely artice,)
:. Zorieldas and Plaid and Striped Berages,
Broche and Embossed Ginghans, (very rch)
Lawns, at all prices, Alpaccas,
French and English Chlnz Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laos, Handkerchles,
almost every article that can be called for. Also,
a fin took Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Cravats,
Scar Alaraguin for summer Goats, very pleasant ar
cle Panama, Leghorn, Fur, Silk and Sp rting Hats
Rough and Ready Gaps, Boots, Shoes, SC.
April lis
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mother ~ splendid Assortment Of
CARRIAGES. sADpLvRv. 90.

tINIE 81 RIDERS feel grateful their friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage which has
been extended them i'll this branch oi their business and
solicit continuance OF the same under promise and with
perfect knowledge that, from the advantages possess in
procuring Carriages any kind, Ia do well by them
better, than any House i'll Virginia, North after pay
ing expenses this place We daily expecting large
supply OF Carriages every descriptions winch added
Stock will make assortment complete; and shall
continue them OF the latest STYLES toug the
But, II among stock should not have to
suit by leaving their orders will procure Of quality
style price, at the very shortest notice
We have hand several secondha Coaches, suitable
for Hacks ALSO several Bugges, all good repair and
condition, which will be disposed oil at very low prices
We have hand, and intend keeping, good supply
of best and CARRY AILS, both of Burords and
Cocrans manufacture which will be sold at Factor, prices
We also prepared to do kind Of repairing in the
above line with neaness and despatch We deem il
ary the kind OF Carriages have hand,
ortmcn will always consist Of the latest and approved
styles The Harness is all of own manufacture,
made order, and with view this section
Carriages and Harness
SADDLES. BRIDLES, TRUNKS, Sc
We wish friends and the community To understand tina
Saddery business be overlooked neglected,
every kind OF goods usually kept by similar establish
in the United States, both ready made work and
erias which will be sold, Wholesale RETAIL terms to suit
the times.
All Repairing in the above line done at the shortest notice
Country Produce taken in exchange for any article
line at cash market prices.
We have, and will constantly keep, on hand, a supply Of
Tanners oil oil excellent quality, which will be sold as
cheap cheaper than the article be bought this
market. Please call and examine
SHACKLEFORD & LEV ELLEN.
Country Sadders will find it to their interest to call and
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. 15-l2m S. l..
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Colonel lsi Regimeat Missouri Hoi1,.,csrs
Brig. Gen. H. JoNns, AdJt Con l.. 5. A.


The following is translation Of Col. Doniphan's proc-
lallatidn on taking possesaion ol Chihnshua
Proclamation Il The Commander IN Chief Of the .North
.3nericm forces in chihuahua.
lilo commander III { hof Of the Ntrih American
aices IN chihuahua Announces 10 ali the citizens Of that
Stale thei he has taken military possession u the capital
and has the pleasure Of assuring Them that in il coaplsts
tranquility oAisis.
lie invites all The citizens return 10 their ones A nd
continue IN their ordinary occupations promising them
security al persoi, property and religion.
Tie declares. also. the name ,f hs Government
That having taken poeuosson OF the capita since he con-
quered the forces Of the State, he holds Of tho
Whole State.
lie invites oil Of teciizens puobls and rancheros. Ia
foiunt Their trade, coming Ia this capital To buy and
sell ns rs they did beloe the occurrences for no
one will be molesod annoyed in any thig us he be-
oro has explained tint the property u each person will
he respected aud that in the rmps Of his command
need any thing The value If il will he paid at It's lust
price with Ill lunetnaiy.
lie pledges hlmsefin like manner that the American
troops will promptly punish every committed either
by tho savage Indians any other individuals.
lie assures again nil good citizens that we war only
against the army aud not against individual citizens who
unarned
For this we esatt only not that any Mexican should
lake up nrn,s against hs eunr, but thai, OF nc
nal war lac shall rcnan neutral ior thrust not IN tho
contrary. he Npeeed thai shall respect the rights Vi
those who taho up arms nouinst our views
ALEXANDER W. DONlpHAN,
Commander.in-C Chief
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Ready .N0Ne Clothing.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS have now ON hand large
n stick If
L X | G A n ID S l. NJ MER

which they VIII sell tess price than before
offered IN lynehburg, Among which nay be found the
following articles:
Black Dress and Frock Coats
Tweed dress, frnck aud sack Costs
Black Alpaca do do do
crotln kremns and Coitonads do
Brown plaid and white Linen do
Black aud Fancy Cashmere Pants,
do bnp de Etc & Drapde Vienna do
Fancy aud White linen do
kremlln and Coionade do
Black Satin, Sill and Bombazino Vests
Light coloncd Fancy Silk do
Fancy and white NJ rseles do
A L. $ o,
A large assortment Of Furnishing Goods, comprising as
follows:
Standing aud rolling Collars Shirts Shirt Collars Dos
oms, Under Shirts. Nigh, Shirts. Drawers Nigh, CAPS,
Crasats, Stocks. Ties Knots. Cnvat Snileners Cloves
snspenders suspend,r Ends. Poke. Haudkcrchiets,
Money Belts Money Purses. Sc.
Gentlemen wishing Of the above articles will do
well togiyo us call determined to sell them
as cheap as they can be bought in Virginia.
WArERHOusE, WHlrrEMoRE s. Co.
April 29-ts
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Il .'ibtLer Murdered By her Husband aud Soa.--Ws
copy tho following from the Mays,'e Eagle Of last Sat.
urda,
A iriepl NJ f,rpenu~le,~-, ta~ ..a.,,
% one III HE ust hor1ld tragedies witnessed IN ihls
country, The unpioNuhr murder cold blood Vi mother
by her nnnatnnl husband and her own son. in Gnennp
county, IN this STATE, about The 18th OF April The trial
Il the SON. Henry Sepcr. before the Greenup circuit
court his honr, Judge Reid presiding, took place on
w ednosday last, and he found guilty upon his own
coni son lie admitted his guilt before the examining
court and 10 numerous individuals, and the marks Of the
shot between The eyes o his neither she lay sleeping on
her bed accorded with his coniessian, he laid The niuzze
ii the eun within few inches Of her head aud drove the
Nhe load lniolt lie then and alarmed the neigh
bohoml, declaring that villains had toblsd the house
and killed his mother The fer was found apparently
asleep. with his head upon table bench, the pillow
beside his We's corpse undlsnfhcd, and he seemingly
unconscious that she dead. The mother lay in her
bed her counonanee calm, though all covered with blood;
she had not Walked nor even struggled, bu, seemed
have slept the sleep of death.
he father arrested and upon the evidence IL his
own sun, committed 10 Jail to his trial, which
SET for hursny last. and, understand will result ia
his conviction. Some days after the confinement Of hs
aihor the confessed his own guilt and declared hs
father innocent. Both had been drinking hiskcy short
y before the murder, and partially under the infu-
enee II the demi gud al the time Who can envy the
etiings, II they not sealcd with a red hot ironn
d The man than sold tie liquor, aud thus furnished the in
flement 10 The murder three human beings.
/. SNe learn, since the aloye in Tyne that tbs
allef has been acquitted, owing 10 defect in the eyi
fence. Tie impression in the community is general that
he was guilty.
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New Concern.

New Concern.
TEVIF, subscriber will continue the GROCERY AND
4 COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stand for
merly occupied by Bryant & Young and recently by
NJ. H. Lavlnder s. Co., where he will, at all times keep
on ha d a good and we'll assorted stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c. &c.
to which he particularly invites the attention of his old
friends and the public generally, promising them good
bargains in his line of business.
NJ II. LAVENDER.
May Git
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Lay NOTICE.

VIM ID. Branch Il VIM. s. Reid. Jr
Z Az + form a partnership in the practice If Law
4 L and will attend the Courts of the Corporation Of
Lynchbure, the county Of Campbe Apponlaltox, and
Amherst. Also the Superior Courts OF the county OF
Rockbrldge. All business committed 10 their hands will
be diligently attended to. Office over Captain VIM ID.
Fairs. at Market House.
Address -Lynchburg.
April l5--ts
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May 6-t26M

.NEV aUCYONS COMMISSION HOUSE
FNNllE Subscribers have this day entered into co-par
4 nershp for HE purpose Of conducting the
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION BUSINESS
in all lis various branches.
They have taken the large brick tenement lately erect
cd by H. Q. Schoolfed Esq, Marke Street, aud will
give their personal attention to the sale o Real and Per
sonal Estate, Dry Goods, Groceries. Horses &c. either
in town county and hope by nnremlling attention
business 10 merit portion OF public patronage.
CHARLES PHELPS,
JOHN NJ. PERKINS
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A TRACT OPJ.ASD.

iStS,
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the County of Amherst ON S,oqars Creek. ad
joining the land of Doct Flood Chas. MAYS. WYATT
PettyJohn u Warwick and Others and containing about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
The said Land is within ) miles of lynchburg and
mile oil The canal with good outlets 10 each. large por
ton thereof is heavily timbered we'll waorea viii snpe
rlor water power, whi,h can be choaply applied 10
either milling or manufacturing purposes 1t is well
daped 10 the growth OF Tobacco, Wheat. Corn. Sc.
and is worthy the attention Of those engaged in hauling
wood, or who may want Wood Land convenient 10
lynchbnrg II will be divided in lots or parcels To suit
pnrchasersand will be sold either private or public sale
Also al the same time aud place will sell two Wagoofs
Gear and Fixtures one 0ACart one set Block Snas'
Tools. and snndry Plantation Utensils Tie title to said
property will be undlspnted, but acting trustee agent
| shall convey such title only vested in me.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit of one. two and three years will be gwen
March 22-t6M w. TYANCEY, Trustee
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Dissolution.

D1SeV5VEG1OE1'
TENlIE concern of NJ. H. Lavnder s Co, i. hi. day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the concern will please present them for
payment, and those indebted the will come
forward and settle. The name of the concern will be
USED only in winding up the business.
NJ. IL. LAVENDER.
WILSON p. BRYANT.
Upton l.. TINSLEY.
May |, 1917 May 6-4t
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It.4NTEU

NEGROES H.aNTED
'1liE undersigned wish 10 purchase fnom hundred
To two hundred Negro Slaves, the aye Of none 10 eA
eeed 40 years We are willing 10 give for them fair
price, payable in ten equal annual payments from the LIST
March. 1919.
ID secure the payment of the debt willing to
give mortgage the negroes and also real estate
sufficient amount TO satisfy the seller. The negroes
nc delivered in Noxubee County Mississippi by the frs,
Of October neAi.
Persons wishing sell will address one or both of us
at Pckensyllle Ala, by or before the July next.
/. j. SPAWN,
April S--tlJy L. A. RAGSDAIE
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VM. ". BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM X DILLARD.
Ev..v M,un.v ~,
Every MONDAY AND THURSDAY,

ct Four Dollars per payable ia adrace No
,ption ,c be received fer shorter time sir months
s.fno psper n be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
.fthe Edifors.) until all a,rearagcs paid.
~. .9DYERTISE.ME.NTS inserted at so cents per
square Tor les for erery inner firm insertion and 37a
Per square Tor ies) for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY .iDyERTISERi is required to note on his Ms
hsv long he .ctes his advertisement inserted an
tssn,ent, not noted ,cH be inserted TIL its dsconace
h ordered
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTISLNf; the terms are for
the privilege oft,ro squares, 10 for square 25 for
s7"sre inner form ST. Every yearly advertiser tcH
requedto eone his advertising 10 his particular line Of
busisess
~ jon PRINTING; ereetaed neatly and erpcdtiousiy
snd on reasonable terms.
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Boots and Shoes.


NNSxe1YcOfype EikeneSSeS.
HNIIE SUBSCRIBER would Respectfully inform
l. the citizens Of Lynchburg ana surrounding country,
In Hotel formerly occupied by Mr.. W. A. Refer, and
recently by Mr. j. H. Fitzgibbons where he is prepared
to execute MINIATURE IIkENESSES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken in any kind OF weather, and all pic
lures warranted fac smile of the original.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited tocall and examine
specimens of this beautiful art
NB--Insirucon givenin the art on moderate terms
April 5-ts 7. e. GIBBS
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VOL. XXy.---yO. Sd

wounded from our artillery and the unerring fire Of
rflenen. Night pnia stop 10 The carnage, the baths
having commenced sbout three o'clock. Our loss
one killed. morially. and ded as
caser without any loss Of limbs. lcsnnoi speak high
b OF the eoplnuss gaantry. aud bravery II the officers
and men under my command.
was ably sustained by the field officers Licutcnant
Cnunes Mitchell and jackson, Of The first battalion.
and MINOR G pin. Of the second bat,allon; and M4pf
Clarke and his artillery acted nuby and did the mist ef
iecise service in every par, of The field 1t IL abundant
" shown. in the charge made by Captain Wegh,maa
with the section ofiawiizers, thai they be used in
any charge Of cavalry with great effect Much has been
said aud Justly said Of legaaniry Of artillery,
mberng within two hundred and fifty yards Of the emo
my at Pao Aitp; but how much more daring was tho
charge Of Capt Weighnan. when he unutered WITH
ian fifty yards of the redoubls Vi The enemy
On the Isl day Of March took formal possession If
the capital Of chihuahua in thonamo Of Government.
We were ordered by General kearney 10 r,rort To
Ganelal Noo al this place. Since arrival. we heas
he Is At salnllo surrounded by the enemy. Our present
purpose Is either Ia force way 10 him. return by
eNar as Gun term OF service expires the last day Of
May neat
have the horor to be yonr eledient servant,
A. W. DONiPHAN,
Colonel Isl Resimsat Missouri Hoiu,.,csrs
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FOR S.7LE

lf virtue OF deed Vi Trust executed 10 me by John
II ; Langhorne and Sarah l.. his Wife shall sell
al public auction on Thursday, the 9TH day of MAY next
ises - f''
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICIAL.

The following very interesting despatch from MAJOR
General Scott received at the " ar uice Nashnn.
ton. Saturday evening last,
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FOR THE LADIES.

y.
CHEAP FOR
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the La
l. dies that they have received the following Goods
which they will sell lower than any other house in
in the Store formerly occupied b, Messrs. Talbot x La
nier
Barragcs. good article. 25 cts per yard,
Lawns. great bargains from Is,
White Linen. 25 cents,
Muslin Inserting, 10 cents,
Large assortment Of Cacoes. from 6a cents,
White Linen Handkerchief. i2a cents.
May lO-ts DAVIS, ABRAllAMS s co.
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Com missiOner's Sale of
Il ana ~ III .S'Pn u q.

DURSUAN'r to decree of the cire, superior court
L OF law and chancery for the county of Amherst
pronounced on the 2nd day Of April 1877, In suit in
which Mary j. Waugh and William ArmiSlead are
plaintiffs, against Thomas +. Waugh, John Crawford
William Edison and James Gillian, defendants the
nndes gned commissioners, appointed by said decree will
proceed at Waughs Ferry, in said county ofAmherst,
ihc 9Th day of June next 10 sell to the highest bidder,
lr cash. the following Slaves, viz
UiAium, Nelson, George Sdrcy and addison.
And at the same time and place, shall sell, to the
hghes, bidder. the interest of the said Thomas f..
Waugh i'll the Real Estate of his father, James Waugh
dec d which real esiaie is natnd In Several
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POSTPO.NE,nEAT

The above sale is postponed until The 9Sth day of the
present month, and at The time will be rented oui
the Saw Mill adj I'M the above Tract Of Land now III
the occupancy OF MI Williams. N.TY
WIN. T. YANCEl, Trustee
May 6-t2SM
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TANNERS OIL.
50 barre.s Tanners Oil Of p, me quality, on hand
and for sale low BRYANT & TlNSIEY
April l9-ts
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sfmSsA TRACTS OF LAND, ssss-yy.
EsAE some lying in said county Of Ea.sssag
ESYZy0 Amherst. and others in the GESyS5s
-~A-~ county of Bedford A more -vkr-
particular description will be given the day Of sale
The Land will be sold for cash enough delray the
expenses of sale and for the residue credits of e. Il
and Is monts be secured by bond with satisfactory
personal security, and the title be withheld until the
purchase money is paid.
We shall at the time and place. sell for cash
the interest OF the said Thomas f. Waugh in the dover
Slaves held by his mother, the said Mary j. Waugh
description Of which will be exhibited on the day of
sale.
If the said 9TH day ofJune next shall not be fair, we
shall postpone the above sale until the day. the Sth
Of June. 1917, when it will be made
The decree under which act requires all persons
who may have possession Of any of the said Slaves w"
larn Nelson George. Slvey Addison to deliver them
up for sale VIII demanded. and hereby inform
them that we Shall Send agent to receive them few
days betUre the sale.
ROBERT NJ. BROWN, Commits
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. s sioners.
Amherst c. II. May 6-t7Je