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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

side the prupricy Of calling Convention, to seiec'
Candidate f,r the district the result Of this ,nee"9 "s'
tho appopmeo, II Delegates, IN meet ~ B"ck'nghs"
CsuIi Ilou.r. On ,he-----. day u February Airr
the meeting had adrurn-d, proclamation WAS made 'hs'
Co Bondoran would addvss the people. which he pro
cesded IN do In short spcrchclaming the support o'
the Wings the ground Of long and faithful services
To the people After this address. Col Flood explained
IN very appropriate speech how ne happened 10 oc oe
fare The people OF this District, Candidate; he show
ed that the position he occupied WAS assigned nm by
nshy and true Wings Of this District, aud that he had
not sought the position which he occupied. tie also 70
PEELED most satisfactory manner the insinuail'ns
made agansi him il lh- Richmond Wing. by a Buck
ngham Voter. lha, write, did Col Flood great injustice
IN qu.stuning his fidelity Ia The Why parry. im u"
man In the county of Buckingham doubts his devotion
10 the Why cause Col. Flood almost All enlirr
stranger IN This county hu his frank and manly bear
ng has made mosi favorable impression lhr people
Of Cumberland. and lhnk the general opinion vas that
IN ihe ,ntrs b,iween these gentlemen. Col Flood
show ell hmscihc superior Of his adversary. aud iurn
ell in hso favor The tide which set sgaus him III The
morning Col Flood. NJ we expected assured the Wings
Of this county, that he would willingly submit 10 any
disposition which Convcnit,n oi tho Wings might
make III hin and his p~toT and pledged himself
In support the nominee Of n Canvs ntion. Co Bondu
rant would make such pledge. the contrary. h"
seemed 10 ihns that these Conventions were gosn up
by interested wire workers. for particular 'nds and there
fare. hr couli not say whether hc would s"bm To the
works offs Convention orn,t. G,u Col Il ,sdurant rx
tho Wings Of this Dstrlc; say not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
TIE SENATORIAL, CANVASS.

We publish two communications upon ihls subject aud
The proceedings OF The Wings Of umberland Ns deep
y regret thai there should be Wing Candidates IN
the field. That. in consequence. there will he Demo
cratic Candidate entertain doubt. Ills ann'nnce-
ment will be delayed until The last moment. when the
schlsm among the Wings will be dlitnli 10 heal
We are persuaded HAT the running oI two Wing Can
dldaes even should there be Democratic opposition,
will be productive Of much harm and induce no little IA
enalon and leopard the asc,ndency ollhe party IN the
District We see preventive ct this state OF ihlngs
hut to resort Convention suggested by the UNI
b rland meeting the sooner II meets The better.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
o. The Richm md Republican announces the death
of ..ohn W jones. formerly Speaker of the House o'
Representatives. al his residence IN Chesterfield

We invite attention 10 lie testimony borne by "e"
Shields and Capt. Nagrude, al dinner IN Richmond
10 the distinguished abilities e Gen. Scott as military
leader 81 e article from the RchInund Times Inc
opinion Of these gentlemen is that q" nearly every "iee'
who has served with The Commander IN Chef, no matter
what his rank political opinions. Gen Scott is
uan Who from his i.ice of ,haractcr, must hcc'ssa'
MY have personal enemies. MS he has nul'''udes Oh
warmly attached friends lut every man, WHO is not
blinded hy srrg personal hostility, or b. s"lled by "l-
zeal Ir.Jndc,s, Acknowledges the transcenden' sbl''y
with Which he conducted ihr caupagn. from the land
inc at Nera Cruz to his triumphant entry INTO the c''y
ot Mexico Public sentiment in England and on The
continent view ing his adons as dlsassIona'ey as our
people will do score Of yeas hencehss already en-
rolled hin, on tie lis, Of great Captains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
IEGISIAIIlRE.

The proceedings of the Senate on Saturday, are not
given in the Richmond papers The vote. by which the
Small Note Bill was passed the day before re consld
cred The day occupied in discussion of the res
oluuons OF Mr.. Garlic, against the consli'ullonay OF
the admission Of Delegate from Alexandria.
IN 'he House, Mr.. Burwel. from the Committee of
schsls and Colleges, PR scented a Bill appropriaps
epO,OOO annually from The Treasury, 10, the Primafy
Schois-aiso Bill charging upon The treasury the an
nual appropriation the Deaf Dumb and Blind Asy
'um The enerossed Bill providing for the payment OF
expenses in receiving and entertaining the State gu Sis
--hetween and eight bundled dulla:-was passed
'la'e bill 10 HE 22 Judicial Circnlt, composed
U! beliotd, Campbell. dnclud'u. the Town Of J,nrh
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Feb. 3--i7Nf


WHILE THERE Is LIFE THERE Is HOPE
Instances like tn. following almo" OF daily occur
nee, and render superuous all further comment upon INC
efficacy OF W is,ar : Balsam. -
Poughkeepsie, N. Y Sept is''
Nj seth w Fowlc.--
Dear lac character Of Wsar's Balsam OF " lid ah'f
~ is he'd thoug houi the country and espcci
y IN the state New York that further testimony would
seen, he unnecessary Yet have derived So much ad,an
ag, from il that am happs communicate, through you to
the sick and afflicted what has done Tor me- and CONSIDER
privilege and duty To do 81 have oreh "ouo'e" WIN
weak lungs years; had cot. more OF less every
winter confined to the house all last winner VIZ"
severe cough pain side and breast raised the blood sew
era consu,cd physician, but have any
medicine hich ha, done much good as WIS Az
BAI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY. ! consider 1t the best
medicine in the word Tor Coughs Colds and pulmonary com
plants WILLIAM b. SWARTS
Nome genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by David Il. Lyman, Lynchbug and by Drug
ssts generally throug bout the Union.
Feb ) 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
CO.MNxSSIO.v.ER,S S.lLE.

DURSUANT to a decree Of The county Court of
i Bedford, pronounced On the 23fd day of Novem-
Der, 1877, in suit therein depending. Ogden and wife
VS.. Nancy Mosby, &C.. the undersigned Commssl"n .
er therein appointed will, Tuesday, the 5lh day Of
February 1913, expose f SALE by way of public auc-
lon iothe highest bidder, (ai my sh the prem
i,s. A TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the estate
Of PoindeA,er W. Msby I'D, continuing by survey
3O4l ACRES.
The greater part Of said land lies well about one 'hrd
being fat land and very productive. 1t is well timber
ed and watered lying On Hunting Creek, in convc
nent neighburhood three miles West Of James River.
However those wishing 10 purchase will probably mud
il 10 their interest to examine for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one and two years,
equal inslanens. except to sufficient to detay
ex penses Of the sale and cost Of the suit which VIII De
required in cash, the purchaser giving bonds WIN good
pc rsonal security for the purchase money, and the ute
Of the land sold retained TIL all the purchase money Is
paid as a further security thereof.
Also, in further pursuance Of decree OF the county
Court Of Bedford pronounced the 24h day OF Janu-
sry lS4S, in the Of Ogden and wife. vs. Nosby &c
The undersigned Commissioner, therein named ana aP
pointed for that purpose will sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, the time and place above men,
tuned.
Corr Negroes,
most Of them young and likely, belonging I" the rs
tate Of said Nosby-on credit Ut six munihs. The kur
chaser giving bond with god personal secor,y...
l. II. MAI M.
Feb. 5 -,l5F ,i...aiss.o.-.
b. The RcPnolIcan viii please COPY.
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Resolved. That. aciuaIed by no hostility 10 either OF
The gentleman named. but with The view of uniting The
Wing party VI The district. hereby mos earnestly re.
quest the Wings Of Buckingham, Appropriations aud
Campbell 10 unite with In Convention IN be held at
buckingham Court House. Friday, Tin 18Th day oi
February next In select u candidate ufthe Wing party
ior this Senatorial District.
Tn motion. Tho Chairman appointed the following
gentlemen a. delegates 10 said Convention, 10 vii r.
ID living, Col. Y. Parrish, Nelson Page. VIM Price.
u. &. Tho'aton, Richard Ralne. H. u. Trent. WIN. u
ispbson. DR. Robertson, DR.. Smith, and all other W hgs
nj the county Who conveniently attend. are Invited
10 do s, aud CONSIDER themselves AZ delegates.
On motion. the following resolutions adopted
LIST. Resolved, That tho Wings of Cumberland can
moi permit this OCCASION Ia pass witoui expression oi
ther decided arpfab n Of the of thar able and
efficient representative IN the SENATE of Virginia
2ud. Resolved That W. recognize IN Col. Thomas
II, Flood nod aud true Wing, who has rendered
efficient SERVICE 10 his party
3rd. Resolved, lha. the Chairman and Secretary "i
this meeting be particularly requested To attend both Of
tho Conventions mentioned IN the proceedings. aud that
The Secretary canse copy OF them be forwarded 10
the lynchburg Virgnan aud Richmond " his Tor pub
llcaiiun.
JAMES ilOBSON, Chmn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

Dinner was given, on the &G'h ult, IN N'neh's
ter, to 1t. Col. Randolph of the Virginia Regiment %
h,n'ccrs no is on "A visit to his friends IN Clarke
A public dinner also given, hy The ci'zens OF
Richmond ON "Wednesday last. 10 1t. Joseph S''den.
Of the sub Infantry The proceedings IN full are contain
ed in the Wing Of Monday, and are quite interesting
Maj Gaaes, long prisoner IN Mexico. and now
member Of the House Of Representatives, is native oil
Augusta county, Va.
Mr. Reverdy Johnson and Mr. Robert }. Brent had
quarrel IN the Court Baltimore. duel was, for a
day or lwo expecicd-but of COURSE II was 'amlcdbly
adjusted"
We regret To learn that the Commissioners, vito
lately met in Washington 10 adjust the boundary be
tween Virginia and Ohio have failed To do so.
Col. Fremont concluded his de ence on W ednesday
The Judge Advocate stated that he should next DAY
utler brief paper a sing point OF the defence.
Mr. Holmes has resigned his proiessorshlp IN the
College Of Wtn and Mary. The dssenslons among The
Faculty have greatly reduced the lumber Of students
The Richmond Wopen Company has obtained CON
tract to furnish 100000 yards Of kerseys, for the supply
Of The army. for the present year.
The corner stone Of the Washington Monument Will
he laid on the 22nd of neAt month. Congress has given
lot in the city Tor the site
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xxyr,rc COUNTY MEETING !

The Why's Of the county Of Campbell and the Town
.,I ynrbburg will meet the first day If February
C,,, a, Campbell Court House, fo The purpose Of al-
u;o,inr Delegates the Wing State Convention, 10 he
IA :, Richmond on the 2}d of next month"; with view
=, bo ,ma,on OF an Electoral Ticket. br President
and Vice President Of the Quilted States.
The Meeting. above called will aso take into c"ns'd-
.,,,i,u the prnpe,y Disappointing D.'gaie' to Con-
ve,,;on 10 be held the 18th Of February next, al
Luckiooham Court House, to nominate Candidate 10 be
supported by the Wings Of this District '' s"a' /" the
Senate Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
THE JUNIORS OF fEACE.

The Unon gives a srt of denial 10 the runlors of
peace-o least, says that "offcia' accounts have
been received This may be true letter from Mr..
Trst himself denudtd he is Of all diplomatic tuuc-
tons, might not be regarded as "ofiicial." We place
little reliance upon the assertions of the Unon-lOng OBJ
serva,ion having convinced that it very frequently is
moi, in the secrets of the Administration. The correspon-
dents OF the Philadelphia Ledger and Baltimore Sun ar
fsr better ni,nm,d, and more reliable arIhoniy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

peace. nevertheless. we shall have; and what is
better still we shall have peace made by Mr.. Trlsi at
Ter his recall peace made by Mr. IRIS, on hls own hook
peace anii-dplomalic and anti departmental peace. IN
hue. which does credit the sk forecast AMI utlc,sl
badness Of Mr. rris and else Mr. lnsi ina word
has covered himself with glory. The recall. which was
Intended 10 destiny him, has raised him To the very Pin
nscle OF lanehe has gone his death peace, and the
the hrhleu,ss o The Nexieans-viIue has met with Its
toward. "
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M nrrtnyes i,

A VOTER.


NY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. executed 10 me. by
Drhouas II. Watkins aud wife. aud Of record In The
Clerks Office Of Campbell aud Ph'sylvania Counties.
will. on Wednesday,, the 23rd day of February, lsas,
at tho residence of John Lynch Esq. on the f''syln
MIA and ynchburg Turnpike Road. and within ono mile
of III. premises sell the highest bidder at public anc
ton. for cash, a TRACT OF LAND. lying in tho
county Of Campbell, within mile Of the said turnpike
road, and adjoining the lands oil .hsw''' paoney os
nal simmons R,bet Ward aud others, con,ain,ng 2O2
Acres. This Laid is said 10 be rich and valuable. and
III, whole Of il, heavily tmbcrcd. The l.aud VIII be
shown 10 any wishing '"purchase. by Mr. 10 ward
will ais, sell On tho first day of PIiisylvanla March
Conr ISaa nj Piisylvania Court House. Ivy virtue ol
The same deed to he highcs, bidder, a, public auction,
far cash. oac double c, hinder Wool Cardlng Machne.
and Picker aud fixtures. now IN opefa''o" u 'es
mill, on Pudding { feck. in Pnsyyania,
The title to the above property isundoub'rd but act
ing as Trustee shall convey to The purchaser w''h
special warranty only. -
JAMES +. JOHNSON, Trustee.
t. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

A Washing ON letter in The New York Courier has the
following paragraph:
.1nother Court .Nntim-Great excitement exists a
mong naval men here this morning, IN consequence of
prevailing report that the off Of the Gulf squadron
in reply 10 a circular from the Commodore requesting in
formation upon the SUBJECT, have returned for that
the conduct OF Post Captain at The batteries beipr
Vera Cruz unbecomns officer in the presence
enemy.
The officer alluded 10 is, without soubr, Capt. Au-
lick whose conduct in the trenches elected remark at
the time and the subject Of newspaper discussion af
forwards We suppose Court will now be called.
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N OTIC Il .

fuVnE concern of Morrison s. Watkins having been
closed II is desirable tha, the debts due Ia and i'om
them should be paid possible. hope, ihess-
FORE that these indebted viii call and settle their covSs
or bonds ms Indulgence cannot he granted. 4 word to
the " ise 1ill hope be- sufficient. be found a.
the Office of the Cnizens Savings BANK, with the bonds
aud accounts Tor settlement.
Feb 3-W3w If +, &. MOKKISON.
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y. ISOv0H YO!cOsss be,

Att II \ Ely At J. A w
"Ii.L ATTEND The Courts Of The Corporation 81
w Lynchbutg and Of tho counties OF Campbell And
Amherst.
All business ent trusted to him will meet with prompt
ltent,an
Addnss--Iy ochhnrg.
His Office is IA rear Of the J. Purvis, Esq.
SrpieplT 2O--ts II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
CUMBERLAND CT. lilo. Jan. Is4s

Gentlemen :-Presuning that You feel much in,eres,
in the progress of the Senatorial canvass in this district,
| will state briefly said aad done here to-day
II being generally known that Co. Bonduran and Col.
Flood had been announced as Cand dates fr this Dis
tric and both Of them being the ground, tho Wings,
al an carl, H. ermiuod 10 hold meeting, to coll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

Ns The Republican says it will comply with our re-
quest publish Mr.. Holmes letter in vindcalion Of
Mr. Winthrop, provided we copy the article in that pa
per of the 2Sh ul. in which the effort made prove
Mr. Winthrop aboliiionlsf. We accept the terms, and
shall publish the article in question in next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

burg) Amherst and Nelson counties VAS taken up and
passed Ayes G2. Noes Is. The Bill ior The reiet Of
the Fauqutr and Alexandra Turnpike Company was
rejected by tie vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. j.

fuNHE. subs riber having determined TO remove fro'n
Il his present residence. ofirrs il for sale.
The premises consist Of a comfortable Dwelling
H,use. Good Kitchen, bic. Carriage and other out
houses good reparan Of the ,s' productive Gar
dens-and as fine we'll If Water as any !" LynchbuTy.
For further particulars. apply 10
Jan 24-ts u. Il. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

The Washington correspondent Of the ri, hmond FIX
aminer has not gotten the lie represents Mr..
Clay being feeble and showing the marks fod age.
The Union, the contrary, presents him on all occa
Stops the vgor e his days, aud commends him 10
the Wings for their candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03


The Republican quotes from the Nrginian. Of July
last, single sentence, from lis context, fol
lows:
"Gen. Iaylors election does require a Conven-
ton Of his friends and be sraed by all the
Conventions Of his opponenis.'
Aud This, to prove guilty Of inconsistency in ad-
vocaiing Conven and particularly in having recently
said
'As the nominee Of National Convention we con
slider the election of Gen lay lor certain as any fu
be said Ia be whilst if not lhus nonna-
ted, we have no hope Of his success"
We have referred To the article from which a sen
has thus been given, and find sentiment, in
relation to Conventions, which do now entertain.
If, in July, believed there necessity of Con
venun to elect Gen. Taylor nd now believe there is
the change Of opinion has been wrought by the pre-
gress Of events. We should bo most happy still to
think that there such unanimly among the Wings
as 10 supersede resort 10 Convention. But il would
be folly in us 10 allege such unanimliy-and we 90
therefore, for the only of cooperation and prevent,
ing two Wing Candidates from being in the
field.
By the way-the Republican repeatedly quotes til,
words wicked and deSpicablo sysien,' in
connexou, which implies that The expression is ours
which is The fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

he accidental delay III The publication OF the Patriot
induces ne IL this course. Respectable
}. c. YOUNG.
.MesHs Editors Our yn,age 10 the lirsI.s was rs
pleasant could desire. The unfortunate
cunencs. which happened on tho - day Of last
month, broke for awhile the spell Of our enpyment aud
cast melancholy appearance "ver The couLiennnce OF
every board. will give all The particulars. AS
witnessed the whole scene, the minds ot ih,se Who
may be- and interested may not lie abused. In the
forward part OF the haique was placed banel OF wafer,
Tor the men to wash their cups and plates. About
O'clock, the - day Of last month. In the evening,
a young man, by the name If A. WALL, was washing
his cup IN the barrel and in c.nyersan with some iva
OF three other Volunteers, when he ordered by
of the ST. ors u stop washing his cup in the barrel
Wall ciyllly told him that The barrel WAS the usna place
for ashlug and that II placed there t'r that
purpose The Sailors only reply was, 'Jamn You yuu
shall take II out. alhe time h. kicked Wall IN the
mouth. and ,ushed ON him. Wall said 10 the Sa lloi
twice, let me goor will sh"o, you. Al this moment
iook hold Of the Salr and n,ndcd him 10 let wall
90. lie only gave savage lookand drew his knife
which was IN belt, IN the manner which Sailors nsu-
ally carry their knives, under his arn,wlih the eNden,
nientl4n u using II any tine assisted Wall and made
a desperate effiu TO throw him down, a d doubtless
would have succeeded, if ] had MT assisted him
WALL the lhnl ume, said 10 him. 'tt ne goor will
shoot you L. al the same. commanded HIM 10 let Vail
90. lie regarded neither OF III. Al Tins mmeni, all
IN bending alt tude-lhe Sailor PR ssng him down
drew a revolver and fired. The sailor iIsme lately dis
continued his assault. staggered back, eAclaiming you
have killed me, you blo dy rascal felt the ball go'hrough
me- On exannato it WAS ascef,aincd, that the ball
had passed through his body The sailor only lived
two DAYS II liz not my Intention by any MEANS to
Ter into reasoning to justify sustain Wall in COMMIT
ing the act an which he deeply regrls--though
he did what every other man would have done, pos
sessing proper sell respect.
In haste. Yours. Respectfully.
W. A. SCOTT.
It. Va. Volunteers.
p. S. Wall is recruit for the Virginia Regiment
January I'd, lSlS.
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COMMISSIONED SALE Oh
LAND.

uDY virtue of a decree Of The Circuit Superior Court Of
ID Law and Chancery, tor Nelson county on HE
day of Octber lsi7, pronounced IN the case therein de-
pendiny David W Burton, survivor of Thomas A. llo
come and David W Burton Plaintiff, aud Christopher
r. Estes the administrator OF Isaac Paul, deed, aud
other defendants we the undersigned Commissioners ol
said Court appointed for the purpose, WILL on tuesday,
the 7h day Of March next. the premises IN the conh-
~ of Nelson nboui ,wo miles from the town Of Ioyingi
on and ADJOINING the lands oI Samuel l"vng, decdand
otners apse sale, the hlghas, bidder Tor s'mnch
cash. as will pay the expenses Of SALE and the balance on
credit Of one Two and three years. IN Equal instruments
one ir Of land, called the
JOHNSON TRACT.
described the deed flied with the papers o the cause
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15O Acres,

also one other tract oi land. containing about $50 orOo
of land adjoining the lormer 'mc', aud eal''d Tue
Blbb tract aud described IN the deed ID, filed Among Tho
papers ol cause adjoining The Land I" Samuel Loving.
George Rvcs and others. The tracts NAY be s'ld III
parcels at the discretion II the Commissioners any Two
OF whom may act. The latter rac, has two DN ELL
ING HOUSES on il. The purchaser viii be required
to give bonds with approved security aud the tile 10 said
lands will b, retained for the ultimate sccuriy ot the
purchase money CHAS PERROW,
RO. WHITEHEAD,
$. CLAIBORNE,
JAS GARLAND
Commissioners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03

The Union, having made mp its mind that New York
irrolievay lost the Democratic cause, and that The
strong electoral Of that State be relied upon
for the nominee If the party for the Presidency, consoles
fby declaring that the Democrats can elect their
without her aid 1t does not give list of what
States it sets down certain, but only demands Ohio,
Tennessee aud Georgia, 10 the rirnph OF lis
candidate We need npi say how ltlle hope it really
enterians of carrying any Of The States mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-03
,Tru,t S,Ir OF VaIa,bic Property

TrWsf Sale OF VlINlDIc P@JpCFty
10y virtue Of deed of Trust, executed IN the 10Th
ID day oi july. 1912, by Andrew G. Ellh'm and RI.
A. Elliott the undersigned Che trustee therein named)
will proceed ON Tuesday til. Z2nd February. iS46 ~
fe the Market House in the Town Ut Ly nchb"Tg, to cell
Nv public auction the following
Valuable SIMreS
To vii one Negro man named Merchant, one named
pey,op one named Ductor. one named Randolph,
named Andrew on, named Billy, named Tom, ono
named Africa ore named George also. all The
Presses, Screws and Fixtures,
used in the Tobacco Factory lately coupled BY Elliot
and Brother.
TERMS.-To deflay the e: nenses Of the trust, the
sum Of about 5000 will tie required 10 be paid in CASH
Under The provisions Of The deed the creditors Of Andrew
G. and Ro A. Elliott, named therein will 10 entitled to
offset their claims against the purchase money for any
property bought by them.
Jan 24-i22F RICH. TYREE. Trustee.