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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09
This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid county, letters
of administration on the personal estate Of
Mary Pennington, late ofsa,d county, dec,
All persons having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with The vouch ers thereof, dulv anthem
tcael, on Or before tn, 9Th day Of Nov'm.
1919; they may otherwise by law, be ex-
Guided from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are rcques
Ted to make immediate payment 10 the sub
scrbcr, Given under my hand this 23d day
OF December, 1913.
EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Adm'r
w. - 'iS--.Cw,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. to tho creditors Of Ben
iamin Tyson that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the second day
Of April being The first day of our County Court
next succeeding this date, hath been set apart
for the final hearing IN his case, where his credi-
to,smay attend, and shew cause fany they have
why final discharge shall not be granted said
debtor. 49,.
Test. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk
Dec. 80. AS. of Cecil county Court
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1,ACES & EDGlNGS.

A fine assortment of Thread and Needlework
ed Edgngs and Inserisgs also French work et
airs and cuff, for sale By
Oct.a6, '+s BRowN & Mc1NraE.
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Spring and Summer Fashions.

A c. COLE, thankful
IN efor the very Liberal
patronage extended TO him
informs his customers and
the Public, that he has
received the latest Fash
ions and is prepared to
mu Ike Coats Of every dos
cription,an all other kinds
of mems 5 rmsnts, in FIRE
rate fashionable style
Shop two duorswes Of tn.
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NSEILENNEiksY.
REMOVAL.

Mrs .4raminta Foard respectfully informs her
friends and the pnniic that she las rcnroved her
MlLLlNNERY & FANCY STORE.
10 the corner Of Main or Gay street and the lane
which leads to tho Methodist Church where sho
will he happy to SEQ ana wait upon her custo-
ners and all who may favour her with q call at
the shortest notice.
She hegs as special favor that persons indcbt
cd to her will make payment TO her herse at
their earliest convenience.
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EDICKLES -SmsAme othcan medal Pick
"A les. Just recciyp s. = orss le by
Aug. 10 'lS, rWm.ORBERT.
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Moiiea 70 Creditors.

~ aoliea 70 Creditors.
iHe ere ''iSrs Tho late firm Of W'h;la-
~" . ''F'" T. Go, as wei as those Of all 9th
o' '',ns 'ransaclins business At The Elk J.
,'h works prior TO O,;oher 1913, ara here
~ a"''iied to file heir claims, with The
vouchers thereof with the Clerk of Cecil
Emmy I"nr', Oh Or before HE frs, day of
March 1919. VI
ALEXANDER EVANS,
EI"HARD GRASON,
GEORGE EARLE.
~, Receivers.
Elkon Jan. 2O1h 1S4o--5 W.
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k'UWS.
RICH FANCY FURs rcn LADIES' WEAR.
Charles Clifford, Furrier,
No. lOA CHESTNUT ST

W. TUT : T,
q J.'0 H0or' aSoSs Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies 10 call and o. ,,n;na hi.
super ior stock Of Muifs, Boas, Tipye,s, &c. Of
every variety, consisting Of Rich Russia sch,1.
iiudson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Nius
5ables, Baum Martin, Stone Marin. Ermins
ilch, Lynx, &c. &'c. Those skins have hcer,
selected with great care, and are made bv I'm,
best workmn in The country. Ladies NAV r.s,
assured tfat no article viii be offered for sai,
N TINS establishment that is not poroct in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
lOf Chestnut 1T. u few doors aLov. Third pb,.
adeiphii. S,n,.|snf
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o'EM' WIN g, HorKlH
John M. Grenl & CO.

" - y - = AZ y 4 q n U o
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.GSLuERES .2ND r.ESTI> rs
go Market st. y. W. Cor. of Charles,
\ |. Il NJ O RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
READY-MADE CLOTHING of Su,c,,or
Quality. one PRICE ONLY
Jan 9Th AZ
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g. HAWLS-A fine assortment Of long
~ Shawls just received and for sale hv
IS. 4 BRowN & McINrlnE.
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Salt! SALTY SdLTW
Ground Alum, Turks Island and Dairy Salt
n store and for sale by VIM. TORRENT.
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Il Il AS just received at his new and cheap
a 4. Store, east end Of Eikton, larger and
more superior stock Of goods than lie has ever
yet offered to the public. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

We tell he Vlchm"nd Enquirer that, though it may
sort with this subject now, the time is near hand
when lis editors will stand in more need Of defence than
Mr. Cas- The people cannot always be kept in igno-
rance. Their eyes must open the Importance Of
this subject at no distant day,-and they will demand
strict reckoning. They may he deluded inta the
support OF Cen Cas-, with all these garing sins upon
his head but Woe be Them hereafter VINO NAV con-
tribute to the delusion. When they come to The
practical results of the Astounding principle, that the
colored races, inha5ng the newly acquired territories
have the rgho drive Them from the domain purchased
By their blood and treasure, they ,rH demand strict
co,u. Of those who have led them into the fta deuson
We propose hereafter to pay our respects t. Gen
Bayy, who seems 10 be the INST prominent Southern
advocate Of this extraordinary and fatal heresy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

VUN HE subscribers ~ receipt Of large portion n"
Il their Fall supply If Grods. which will he sold 10
fricuds and The public generally, (who may favor ~
with their csor,) low hey BE- procured ]" this
market.
Our stick being large and wei; a.smfsd. We are pre-
pared SELL wholesale G"> The most liberal Terms.
and would ask call from Country Merchants
The following comprises part "f their sl~k :Cl"hs,
Cassineres and V.sngs. French Msrin's. Gala Paids.
and M,n,selaines. French Casnm-res and Lamar inc
pIads spI,udd Velvet and Nrrn" Caks. (new siyles)
French work Capes and Collars Gall kls silk iringes.
(;i,Dps and Buttons. Mrrno ShawIs mode and fancy
rIours Aloaccas. Silk warp black and fancy do super
fancy dress silks. S"ch plaids. aud Cling ha,,> best
Kid and Silk Cloves and Egyptian mii's Scarlet, blue.
green and mode c"lurr French Alrrno, Sh,~s B mts
Hats and Gaps, Sc.
every description Ca'l amI sr-
PETERS AND STILLFR
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OBITUARIES.
g 1t is hard to be parted from those
With whom we ever could dwell,
Ana bitter indeed is the anguish that flows
When, alas, we are saying fdre,ceH,


When, alas, We saying fdre,ceH
Forever ~
1t is mournlu yet pleasing duty, which to de-
parted friendship and worth, snatch from the
silent depository of the Dead ncament of the lie and
character of the loved shall behold in the
flesh, and to fond mcmeno Of happy hours
'1o hopes TOO fondly nursed. too rudcly crossed;
She, whose untmely end now lament, possessed in
eminent degree those unspeakabe gaces Of mind and
which arrest the attention and the regard OF all who
are brought within their soft influence. She had
Il heart, within whose sacred cell
The peaceful virtues loved to dwell,''
that tic the wants. the of all and
she has left behind acquaintance that would
sincerity SOUL peac peace to her gentle shade" As
daughter she dutiful; sister, ahec'ionae;
FRIEND sincere; wife faithful; an as MISTRESS ndul-
gent She had offspring of her but on the occasion
of the death of beloved sister, she adopted her infant daugh
for hom she felt all the socude and discharged
all the tender offices of a real mother.
Although disease preyed upon Der system for years, she
still cheerful aspect, and assiduousy applied herself
to the faithful discharge her several duties.
appeared not to have sought successfully interest in
toneing grace, until the close Of her life. She was
them however, enabled to realize mistaken confidence
the atonement of her blessed Redeeme and permitted
in faith, to recline her head on HIS bosom
g And breathe her life out sweetly there"
So lived and thus died, in the 35th year of her age
h, wife of Capt Thomas F Spencer of Charlotte, and
daughter of Capt. Miles Cary of Lynchbng.
g5-Rchmond Enquirer and Norfolk Beacon will please
copy.
DIED, at his fathers residence in Nelson County the
1st inst, Mr. WILLIAM H. MAsSIE in his 3lst year. No
lived more esteemed and beloved by those
matey knew him, than he whose unexpected death has
filed the hearts Of kind father, devoedy broth
only sister, and other relations with painful
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NEW CONCERN.
I.1TLNDER & BtCk.NER.
=, and Com m is>iOn Merchants.

L.1TINDER & BtCk.NER.
lrcCr,> and Com mission Merchants.
HlVE their strict attention To all Goods aud Pr]ue.
" consigned for sale shipment. They have III Store
and a1 at general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer To their friends the public general
ly. IA, low prices Consisting in part ol The follow ing
ticeS -
l23 bags Rio. Laguvra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds. n. o.. p Rico and ST. CrMx Sugars,
Ia . and bbls Mola>srS. part strictly fine,
9 bbls Tanners Oil. prime quality,
loo sacks Liv-rpml salt.
100 kegs Nails. aSs,r-d.
50 boxes Tallow. Adamap tine and sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs American bstrred Steel,
500 d. Cast and Shear do.
IONS Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Glass l0Xl2a"d SXl0 ,.rF
Is nests Wmd-ware,
IL doz Buckets.
boxes w. and WIS Loaf Sugar.
bbls. fine Clarified Sugar.
10 bales DumesticS. To
= bales Oznaburgs, No. | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns
1000 lbs Sole Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
Liquors
90 bbls. Mountain and Rec6rd Whisky.
10 do Old Rye and 1rscaoosa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy, &Co. Brandy
do. J. J. Dupuv &Co. do
10 bills. Mountain Brandy,
s bhs. Gin.
do. \. E. Rum,
do. Sicily. MADEIRA and Malaga Wine, par,
very fine.
do. Port Ninn. (very fine. }
Including Ginger, Pepper. Sp;ca. indigo. Nader
Teas. (some very na) Trace Chains. Spades >hoyrs
Castings, Deminhns, Bleached Dpmesiics bed Tick
ing SC.
e we VII pay'hc highest market prices il Cash
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sandy HOOK HOTEL
FOR g LEI

PURSUANT to The PROVISIONS Il deed of Trust
Il executed 10 me by Walter " ams the 22nd day
Of July, 1912 and duly rcrded in the Clerks office Of
the County Court Of Campbell, shall the 2O,h day
Of the present month. sell upon the premises. at public
Auction f,r cash. one House with the ground thereto
attached. being ab,ut Fifty feel situated in The county
of Campbell, On The Lynchhurg and Concord Turnpike
rad near I.ynchbnrg and living immediately btv cen
-ad rad and lanes river. it being the pr per,y known
as the Sandy lI.nk Hotel.
The title this property is believed to he good. bu'
acting Trustee shall convey only surh title is
ted in me by said deed. JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Oct. 2-wi2O o.
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No. l91
The Boston Mercantile Journal Of March 25, 1Sl6, gives
the following notice Of the popular remedy Of the day
WILD CHERRY B.3LS.lN
We speak in praise OF Wtstar Balsam of Wild Cherry
because belrve from knowledge of the article
the best in the market for the complaints fol
which IT is recommended.
hi, medicine coming from such respectable source, and
carefully by experienced and sklul
bv the public with confidence Its efficacy has
been prov obdurate of disease and fame
rapidly extended 1t has been eXten>iy ely used
of the particularly in the Middle and Northern
States and strong testimony from intelligent and highly
respectable persons has been adduced in favor of its merits
remedy for colds and coughs affections of the chest dis
eascd liver and dyspepsia.
None genuine unless iened L. BUTTS the wrapper
For sale by ID. r. LYMAN, Lynchburg, Va.
Andhy Druggists generally Throughout the United States
Oct Sit
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JOHN G. .McCL.4.N.4Ih.4.N,
ROGER AND COMNIiiuN MERCHANT

GROCER AND COMMiiUN MERCHANT
LYNCIIBCRG, VA.
i AM now receiving my Spring and Summer 'ck 1t
Gods. lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part OF the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laeuyra Coffee.
p do Oh Java d. very SUPERIOR
so hhds NO. P. r. and ST. Crvix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar, .... ..
20 hhds and bbs AIolasses, (some very superior.)
20 kegs Nails.
80 sides Sole Leather
10 bbs. Tanners OIL Nest quaty)
4 casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
25 Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Pape:.
10 tons Country and Trsdegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
SO kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
chest do, ve,; .rror article.
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raslns.
tierces Rice fresh,
Shad. Alackerel. Herrings and Roe Horrnss,
UORS.
60 bbis Recied and Mountain Whiskey,
IS do Old Rye Whskey,
10 do Apple BRANDY,
IL do Imitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Cham agne Brandy, (vry supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine. Chest qual,, }
Porter. Rum, Gin. Malaga. Sicily, Nader. and Pur,
Wine, with many other articles.
CO.M.MIS SION USI.NESS
My prompt personal aiienli,n give,, consIgnmr tspf
FLOUR. WHEAT, TOBACCO, Bacon and all kinds CO..
try produce. Also, receiving and trwa riding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN 6. MCCLANAHAN.
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GEORGE BAElBY
UhOICSN(C UalN Retail Grocer

UnOLCSNlC ana xSeINI EfOcCr
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ArFERS FOR SALE,
" 25 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
l2O bags Coffee, Java, Maracaibo, Laguayra and
Rio.
do old Java, superior to any ever seen in
this market, supposed to be 81 years old,
10000 lbs. Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
10 tierces n o. Clarified do very fine,
5000 lbs. prime Western Bacon, hog round.
10 hhds. City cured Side.
10 do and 5 bbs N. o. and West Indit
Moasses,
9 tierces Stuart's pure Syrup,
q bales "a, 7 and "A brown DomeStics.
20 do Manchester Oznaburgs, Nos and 2.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted,
50 sides Sole Leather.
l20 kegs Manakin Nails.
Is tons rredegar and Country Iron, embracing
almost every assortment,
SO kegs White Lead.
Is bbls. Tanners Oil, very fine.
100 gallon pure winter strained Lamp Oil,
l2O do Solar do do do ..
20 baskets Sweet Oil,
10 do very fine Vintage, l848,
| case Laqnered Boxes extra fine Tea,
90 chests and half Chests do
5 do Imperial and Gunpowder do
so kegs Blasting, Dupont's and Kentucky Rife
Powder.
200 feet Safety Fuse,
20 terces Ground Plaster,
SO sets Wagon Boxes,
| fierce new Rice,
1000 lbs prime Western Feathers,
1000 lbs. Blisered Steel,
1000 lbs. cast and shear do
so boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamanine Can
dies,
100 sacks Salt,
2 ceroons superior Indigo,
barrels Nader
20 boxes s x 0 and lO< IL Glass,
| ton Grind Stones, (real Nova Sco,ia)
bags Ginger.
2 do Pepper.
do Allspice,
10 cases superior T.iqucrice .favorite brands
10 do do stick do do do
Is boxes Tin Plaia,
500 lbs. Speter,
500 do Am .rican Sheet Iron,
500 do Russia do do
Is do Mace,
8 gross Mason's Backing.
10 boxes Soap,
5 doz. Painted Pals,
2 boxes spced Chocolate,
doz Spades and Sioves,
90 reams fine Cap and Letter paper,
2 boxes Havana Segars,
100 pair heavy Brogans &C., sc.
ALSO.
large lot Of Prints, Bed Tickngs Panaloon Goods.
Handkerchiefs, Shee,ings, Ves'inss, SC, all Of which
will be sold bargain.
His friends and the public respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock before buying elsewhere,
he is determined to sell
April 24--ls
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Sale Of Valuable Land

Sale Of Valuable Land
at AUCTION.
WILL be sold. public auction, 10 The highest bid
w der on accom- modaiing terms, the
Tract OF LIND
on which reside. FIVE miles south Of Campbell Court
House,
CONTAINING 7S9 ACRES
lying both sides Of Big Seneca Creek. and adjoining
the Lands OF Z. F. Alexander and Others This is truly
desirable tract of Land. has it about 100 Acres
of first rate
BO1TOM Land
not inferior to any land in this county. and the up land is
good and lies we'll The Improvements are very good
deem useless TO g i've further description OF This
land, all pers"ns wishing to purchase will view fl
themselves. before purchasing. This tract Of and
would snt well to divide, and would make two good
settlements. giving to bnh eqla advantages
Sale to take place Saturday, the 7th dav Of Oco-
Der. next month at my residence, positively as
intend removing to the South.
JOHN ROSSER, Jr.
Sept. 2J-wt7O
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HURT ~ PRESTO.V,
GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND DOMESTIC
OF III. KINDS,

OF LII IDS,
FORV.fRDLNI; IND COMMISSION
.NERCHl.ETS,
Main Street. Lyuchburg. Va
4 RF. now receiving. and have in store. large and
= u well selcItd stock of Goods. recently pmrch a~c
in the Northern cities, for cash-css,ng par, Of The
following articles
2I0 bags Rio, Lagnayra and Java Coffee, some very
superior
y q hhds. n o. P. r. and s.. Grin Sugars
$ bbls. n o. clarified do
IS hhds and b.< P. R. and n. o. Molas>-s.
fierce Sruart'S Syrup,
2DOO lbs. Sole Leather.
10 TONS rredegar aud Country Bar Iron,
22l0 lbs. Blisiered Steel.
1000 do Naylor s Co's Shear and Cast Steel,
100 sacks of Salt,
81 bales OF Domescs. from 5-f 20 "a.
10 do Cotton Oznaburgs, Ms. and 2,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil.
10 do Nos. and Mackarel
4O boxes sperm and taow Candles.
$50 kegs Nails, all sizes, including box and lining
Nails.
500 lbs. Hoop Iron all sizes,
so kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder,
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes English Cheese,
1000 lbs. Lewis's Whte Lead
20 boxes Siuart's Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. Crushed and powdered do,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, best factories
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
II cases Hats. including Panama. Leghorn. Palm
LIQUORS.
50 bbls NJ IN and Reclrd Nhiskey,
20 do old itye. J. Martin Remnants do
pipe Oiard. Dupny & Co., Brandy,
do ). ,. Dupuy y o., 81.
do A. Seignetie. do
90 bbs. Imitation Brandy,
10 do Apple Brandy,
10 do Rye Gin,
10 do Boston Rum,
5 do Sicily Madeira Wine,
| do fine old do do
S do Malaga Wine.
Including Indigo, Nader, Copperas. Alum. oan-pr
tire, Borax. Iogwood. Putty, A>pce. Pepper. Ginger
Pants, Tow Linen. Bleached Shertings and Shiriings
trace Chains. Spades Shovels Castings, Wagon boxes
with variety of other articles mentioned in the abov
catalogue.
o. WANTED.-BacoR, Flour. laxserd. Butter
Tow and Flax Linen, t;useng B-eswax. Whiskey 81.
for which the highest market price will be given
Cashier Barter.
April 2O-ts
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i'm. cambridge Eppes-We learn that the jury
impanneled 10 Try this individual charged with the
murder Of F. Adolphus Muir brought in verdict Of
guilty. The Petersburg InteGencer Of Tuesday. which
issued before the verdict had been rpnd red. states
That the prisoners counsel took number Of exceptions
10 the decisions Of the Court and that therefr the
would be- ca red up the General Court. David May
and Thos s GhoIs'n Esqrs conducted the prosecution;
while the prisoner defended by MeSseIs L. YES
and W. 4. J.ynes The trial is said to have drawn
forth very considerable degree of ability the part Of
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RiBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBO.NS!W
VIE SUBSCRIBER has on hand a large Stock
Il Questionable Ribbons, plain and figured. Of
widths. So ne of them will answer To dress common
bonnets. and the rest will do for fancy and ornamental
USES Price 6s cents. JOHN j. PURVIS, Ag't.
r. 81 am this day receiving large lot Of G,ocIs Of
various kinds sent from Auction Sale in Richmond
which will be sold at about half their value.
July 3-isIf JNO. J.PUKVlS, All.
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Negroes! Negroes

Negroes! Negroes
.NEGR OESi!t
I AM now in market to purchase fall supply Of NE
GROES. will pay the highest market cash price
LIKELY .NEGROS,
From 10 to 40 years Old
Persons having tor sale will do veil to call
fore making SALE doubt the highest price
ed NJ HARE
will give liberal price for two Backsmhs and
Carpenters, good workmen.
N B. Persons at adstance having Negroes for SALE will
be waited promptly by giving description Of the property
sale. NJ H.
Aug. I9-tsif
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FOR THE v,GGINIAN.
TOBACCO INSPECTION.

Messrs. EdiorS:-PerLaps il viii be interesting
number of your readers know the quantity of tobacco
inspected in Lynchbnrg the fiscal year, ending on the
lst dav Of this month. w:-Fom the ls DAY Of Oc-
lober 1917 the Both of September, 1913, inclusive,
togeher with the previous years inspections and slucks
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1876

Decline in stocks this year ~ hhds. This decline
in the his inspected this year. presume is owing to
the short CROP ii tobacco raised in The country last year.
JOHN THURMAN, Cun'r.
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II DR. RENT-Tbe Office Of nyStore. well cscu
j. lated Tor professions man
August 2l-tsi JOHN }. POkNl>, Ast
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Nj A y I S 0 N.

aged about ISor 10 years. ) feet or inches high
Madison is III skin black man, good teeh good
head of hair and likely. n, marks that ierol
Iect Of The above named negro was bought of DR.. Ian
don Rives. Of Nelson cuuny. Va. by Mr. Seth Wood
roof and by myself Of Wodroof 1t is believed the said
negro will probably make lis way back To The
~ Of Nelson to the cnuny Of Abermarle where
derstand he has connections living with Mr. Robert
Rives. He carried off good stock of clothing with
him, very good Blue C"a. three Shirts, Sc will
paw the above reward if delivered Mr. Seth Woodroof
IN Lynchburg. PEf ION LEFIWlCH.
Oct 5-3t WITS
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\ q Z IC L

TICE
A IL persons indebted Davis and Brother. oil
N Davis. Calhoun and Co requested to make pay
meni. no farther Indulgence can be gven.
Oct. 5-w3w if. DAVIS & BROTHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stuck
par value $l00-held at xS;.
Richmond Fire Association Sock-par value so
sales since March dividend al S3l.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Stock
par value AI00-held at SIS and the interest.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Of Debpar value $00-rrcent sales 20 and the inter
est.
Richmond and Louisa Rail Road stock-rr valu.
tl0O-recent sales at $40
LIVE STOCK MARKET-SEPT. p.
Beef.-&2 p to s. IS scale weight
Sheep.-si 30 Ia s. 80 net
Hogs nett. JACOB Shook.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05

There was snow storm at Auburn, ~ Y, on Thurs
day evening the 2Ist Of September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-05
POS1PONE.NENT.

POST PO.NE.NE.NT
| wish the sale ofmy land postponed until the 18th
day of October and the sale of my crop Of Corn Fodder
Oats hay. Shucks, and large stock of
CATTLE. HOGS and SHEEP,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
set Of Backsmiths Tools several good Horses and an
excellent pair Of horses, well trained and perfectly gen
tie, with Carriage and Harness, Buggy and new
Harness for two horses, Plantation Utensils, Oxen and
Ok Carts.
Terms of Sale.
For the Land. credit of one, two and three years
will be given the purchaser giving bonds with good per-
sonal security, payable annually in equal instamens
and tie title withheld further security until the whole
of the purchase money is paid Bonds with approved Sc
cury will be required for the other property payable in
six months from the day Of sale. For all sums of five
dollars and under, h will be required
Sale to take place at my residence, and continue from
day to day, until completed.
JOHN ROssER, Jr
Oct $3.50