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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-26
OBITUARY..

Died, at the residence Of her father 5. c. Stevens Esq
in Nelson County, on the 9Th uIt., Mrs HARRIET F..
BrBR, wife Of John J. Bib, Esq after short and pain
full illness. + may be consolation to the
Ienos and Appropriateness Of this amiable lady, 10 know
hat she bore her sfferngs with christian foitude and
died in the full hopes Of besse immortality.
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First stock Of Spring Goods tss
.HN1.Ee1 -. HNrch IL, 1919.

mo j. PURyIS Ag't., j, this morning receiving large
y lot OF New Goods, which, for cheapness and beauty
style, exceed any thing be has offered for many
ay-TERMS-CASH.
WHTTE GOODS.
My assortment Of Cambrcs Jaconets Malls Boots and
other kinds Of Muslins, large and handsome Also,
Check Musins and Cambcs, Bubbnrtt Iacf,s Eging,
&c JNO. }. PrkNl>, AN
March Pitts
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70 LIBRARY COMMITTEES. MERCHANTS, &C.
GEO, =. APPLETON,
Bookseller Publisher and Importer.
PHILADELPHIA, Pl

PHIL PA
THE Proprietor of the above establishment would beg
i leave to call the attention Of the public his large
stock Of Books, every Department Of Literature. The
most particular attention is paid to the execution of orders
from gentlemen DESTROYS of increasing their Libraries, and
Committees every and village for the founding Of
Libraries His motto is Charge sales and small profits
which be proved by referring to his Catalogue publish
ed every quarter which viii be gratis to all parts Of the
mon, application post paid. His is arranged
that visitors find the Books for themselves they being
classified according to subjects that the Lawyer, Clergy
man. Physician Merchant, Farmer, Mechanic, find
he Books they in search Of without the aid Of guide
Every attention shown visitors, and it hoped that
strangers will make Lounge during their stay
in the City.
All orders for Books published any part Of Europe
America punctuay attended to- and furnished at the lowest
prices Information in regard any matters pertaining to
his business cheerully application to the Propre
tor Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied liberal
terms.
March 26-3m
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SEVENTY (7O) NEGROES

B0Ok, Periodical and y elCsp0per
I'D II II r.
HAVING fitted up portion Of the occupied BY The
Post Office, lin the Of Bell, Rucker s Brooks lrv
Goods Store) am in receipt # assortment Of BOOKS,
PERIODICALS, .NEU-SP.1PERS. i.NU SI.AIIO.h.
RY which would at least, be pleased 10 exhibit to all
desiring such articles Below will be found list Of
ton Of the Books, SC which have just received viz
lst and ID volumes OF Macauley's History Of England
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, vols.
Rollins Ancient History, 5 vols
Voyage round the World
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Pleasure Boat. Fresh Ci.h g.

JNllE subscriber most respectfully Informs the citizens
lynchburg, that he has procured fine Measure boat
upon "heh ne VIII take pasen upon fishing excursions
Or any other trips Of pleasure very reasonable terms
n ~. lie VIII keep constantly On hand fresh fish as low
tey san DC mac any where else lie also prepared
furnish oroecues IN city style the shortest notice
March 2j-3t FERDINAND ARNISTRONG
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

FTNIE Stockholders III the lynchbug AID Tennessee Rail
Road COMPANY and also persons no may subscribe to
stock IN the Virginia I'd Tennessee Ra Road tomIauy,
requested, meet al The MASONIC HALL the town
o. lynchburg Monday tho >Oh day OF April II
O'Clock, a. NJ tor the purpose Of adopting the Act Of the last
Legislature. auorisng State SuhSc. ron to the stock Of
said Company. by order ui the Bo,rd.
+. G.. MORRISON,
March 26-wt30A TIcasr Clerk
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SANDY HOOK HOTEL

FOR SALE.
~ RSUANT' 70 - the provisions Of a
deed Of Trust, SsN3:s:'A cuted TO me by Wal
ter Williams, on the Ed is 22d day Of July,
1912, and duly .sssaE3 corded in The Clerks
office IF the county Court Of Campbell, shall, Tues
day, the l7h Of April, lS49 sell unon the premises,
public ancon, for cash, ONE HOUSE with the
ground hereo attached being about 50 feet, situated in
he county Of Campbell on the Lynchbure and Concord
Turnpike road, I.ynchbnrg, and lying Immediate
" between said road and James River it being the prop
erty known the "Sandy Hook Hotel"
The tile to this 70 ty believed to be good, bnt
tiny aslu e, ] Shall convey only snch tile as is vested
in me by said deed. JOHN WILLS, TRUSTEE.
March 26-tl7Ap
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
INCH uRG MARKETS.
Lynchburg, March -, IS49.

Lynchburg, March -, Is49.
TOBACCO
Inspections the past week II hhds-4O hhds sold viz:
% hhds l.uGS and rs hhds- Leaf. as fellows:
hid at 81 IS; ? do 90; do 95; 2 do co. do
2 10; ? do 2 81 do 2 %; d. 2 25s 9 do So do
2 40, do 2 60; 2 do ? To- do 2 So, do 81; do
90; do 40; do 5 80 2 do TO, do 50, do
4 90; do 90 do So do 90; 2 do 50; 2 Go
90; 2do 20; ? do 5 so; do 50. The delivery Of
loose parcels less this than for several weeks past
WIN. r. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
FTonr-$i 2a-Dull-laS accounts unfavorable.
Prorisions- Baeon. New g. Z; Beef, 10 els;
Corn Meal. 40 IS cents.
jthedi-Red s. cents; White 90
Gram-CoFn. 40 cts; Oats 20l So cents.
Ctorer Seed s. scl-ce
Uhishey.-Saes at 26 % cents
Bees'rar-lS cents.
B"tter-Very dull. 10 TO l2a for No.l
Brandy-Appe. none offering; Peach none offering
Bar Lon-$S5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
Cogee-Ro to cents; Laguira ss,oa; Javal2
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow II and Flax Is.
Cotton Yurns-Sales IA TO Is cents.
Feaiiers-30 to 50 cts.
Flar Seed-Sales so cents.
Fist-Herriny~. NJ. |, s. so; Shad. old 81 so
new so.
Giaseng-25 cents
Hemp No sales We quote IS to s. in demand.
Liitseed OH-70 cents.
Lard-65 az.
1Iolasses-Nest India s. to 40 cts per gallon; n
o. AZ to IS CENTS
Plaster-Lump, Sc! to7.
Sugns-New Orleans TOT cents; Porto Rico to {
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf IL t, III cents.
Sah.-$2.
Tallo,c-9 to 81 cents.
Tar $3.50 per Dbl
W,ool-23 TO 3 cts. dull
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LII " II OOAS.

Stephens Commentaries, vols
stephens on Pleading
Lomaxs Digest
Thornton on CONVEYANCE
| FIolcombe's Introduction to Equity
Lube's Equity Pleading
c1E:sz, nooxs.
The California Guide Book q 20
California and its Gold Regions 50
Julian De Clifford e 80
Mince Pie G ~
Prnrie Flower C .;
Lancashire Witches, Owls q | ~
The Diamond and The Pearl, by Mrs Gore, q o,s,
The Forgery by Jar mes 25
Grace Meiendy C .,
Mike Fink, legend Of the Ohio VI
he Key Western Romance, %
i-ye q = 81. Monroe Eateards p
4 ~ Re o. John n .HmreH 81
y, and Confession qf I'm, Dmardss Epes : 3
elfmade Men .,i America 9S
Life Of Beauty 2l
Castles in the Air 2;
Inauguration Brothsr jonathan for 4th OF March 20
Whites Illustrated Meodian, Is
1'rappers' Bride 25
! Tom Crnsles Log I" 81
The Secrets Of the High Seas " p
Gallant Tom T" VI
Jack Aria q ~
The Hen-Pecked Husband g %
Frank Gernon e "a
Besides many others
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Smiths Geography
Smiths Inductive Grammar
Smiths Arithmetic
Micheli's Geography and Atlas
Key to Mitchell's Geography, &c Sc.
VARIETIES
Harrsons Inks Ink Stands, Perforated Papers, Quilts
Steel Pens States, Drawing, Lead and Slate Pencils Sc
will receive, in few days, about 200 fine Miscellaneous
Books and will continue to receive, until add
stock, nearly every article in the line OF Books and Sationa
ry.
receive regularly, great variety Of Newspapers, which
can be obtained by the single copy, month or year
have made arrangements to every week, pack
age by Adams Co.'S Express. and will take great pleas
in ordering any Book published in Europe this
try, at the shortest notice. JOHN r. WRIGHT.
March l5--ts
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.Y'DTSCE.

PROPOSALS VII be received until the 9Th Of April ne
the Of Mr. John Iollins in the town of Lynch
burg, for the Of the Iynchburg and Blue Ridge
pike Road for term Of years. which day, at sid Place
the Board Of Directors viii hold injecting.
March 26-t6A HIRAM CHEATWOOC Pres,t
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Sale OF u large number 0fJ1Iuu
HE &iurCS.

DY the authority Of order Of the Of Camp
I'D bell county, made at its February 1919, WILL
Monday the 3oth day Of April, 1919, the Biz Lick,
the county Of Roanoke offer for sale public auction about
SEVENTY (7O) NEGROES
OF ALL AGES AND BOTH SENES.
These NEGROES have been well raised and treated
toned TO all the work incident Virginia farming and heir
sale will afford favorable opportunity Of investment ag
riculturais, wishing to purchase such property. They
will BE sold far practicable in families, avoid
the separation OF husband and wife and children
Should the day above indicated be Indictment pre-
a sale, it will be made the day thereafter, the first
suitable and continued from to day until completed
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of II months will be given
for the purchase money, the purchaser executing bond with
the dpled personal security satisfactory 10 10 this
requirement Of security there will be exception There
will be tcdray any sort part, but the title is
believed to be unquestionable
VIM WATTS,
EDWARD w. SAUNDERS,
March S-ift30A COMMITTEE Sc OF Martha Watts
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r II nj O N d M A II X E rs:
MARCH 10.
TOBACCO Inspections for the past week have in
creased with considerable animation in The MARKET AID
prices fully sustained We quote lngs s. 25 to IS,
So to so frvcry ine;common leaf 81 10 A Is 10 IS;
90 d s. 80 to g. fine So 80 to7 so to s Is.
CORN-43 to 4j cts.
FLOUR-Canal S45-dnll.
WHEAT-Sl.l5 red; ST 20 white-for prime.
WHEAT OFFAL Bran bushel 10
Shorts Is
Brown SlufTs 25
OATb-bnshel So
CORN NEAL So cents.
ETMTNsw Eng IhI. g g 60
PROViSiONS--BAcoS: city cured and Smiihfeld new
Sets. hod round Western shoulders old 5a5.c. West
ern sides old 5.a6c; market firm.
hoy round-I00 lbs. 7!aS
Hams, extra 9 10
Western sides Old s. g.
Shoulders, Western Sac
LARD: in kegs u 81
COFFEE--Laeuayra,p per ID sac.
Rio 6:a7!
ST. Domingo &
Java @ all
SUGARS New Orleans A. t.
Porto Rico 4; g.
BRANDV-Oiard, Dupuy s Co. 25 2 50
A. Seignette 8 90 3 50
IRoN-Pig Iron, according to quality 26 81.
Swedes, per ton 95
English rs
Tredegar, (Richmcnd manufactory) 90
NAILS to4
BUTTER-Mounain frkn IA IL
Fresh Butter IL 90
LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY e. n
BEEF-s2 y to 25, scale weight; netl, $55e
to ESQ.,
HoGs-None in market
SHEEP-$2 10 ST. as in quality.
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NV tile Committee.

MI. Burwrjl sent y the Chair the following letter
from MT. McCue, q Augi7a alluded y in his speech:
HALL Of IIoUSE OF DELEGATES,
March Eth, 1919.
WN. y BURwELL:
nv .J- >ir:-Befre we separate this evening, feel
lmpeled o express to YOU my regret at my inability to
unite with YOU and other members Of the Legislature il
participation with the citizens Of Lvnchburg in the
festivities Of their town, the 20th inst, which we
have been politely invited, and which designed as
celebration of the glorious they have achieved
in securing the Virginia and tennessee Rail r ad
This is consumnaon worthy Of the age Of this Legs
stature and :! our beloved Old Commonwealth and forms
epoch IN the history IF Virginia. from which we Shall
he enabled % date her rapid advancement wealth and
prosperity and the speedy attainment Of the enviable
p3sluon,-once occupied II hPr-of being Ue rst in the
bright galaxy If States ot his COnederacy
To this Legislature will the thanks every true friend
0f Virginia Be most cheeully rendered. fur the liberal,
engh nei and statesman like policy, that has charac~
terzed their legislation in providing fiji the Mon Of the
waters of the Mississippi and Ohio with those If the At
anuc hy connections, That mutt eclipse all Others as
avenues Vt he commerce of The Union.
Please tender II The meeting my heat felt c0Hgrutu-
t1dfs IN ihe occasion, and,at tie time, permission
Ky express tle hne That the C,mpaHy which is charged
Hh the ecutlon NJ TINS mighty work. Mil prosecute
with Ar euergy. commensurate with the immense re-
suIl~ that mrst spring from is accomplishment.
Permit ID make YOU tile medium Of CO nmunicatinr
tile following sentiment
The funnel # the Blue Ridge and Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road The former, The Telescope
through wcn loc. in imagination. but Soon ia reai,ty
wli Ky the Poiucts Of the Northwest MIsss-
sippi Valley ana Valley Of Virginia, pouring in boundess
streams NJ wealth upon own cltles the ater, the
hrst Iink in the great chain which shall bind in ndis
soluble bonds th Atlantic and Pacific Oceans with Nor
olh tile commencement and san Francisco the terminus
In Rail Road tiles"
Most sincerely yours.
j NJ McCI Z
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

THE subscribers receiving beautiful assortment
Of Spring Goods, consisting Of the la and m,t
"a honabe styles, adapted to the town and country Sas
All invited call and their goods and prices, they
will be sold at the lowest market prices
March 26-ts if NIEEM s GWATklN.
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L q T
DElN ZEN my residence and Iynchburg pair Of ADJ
- DlfBtC1S from my wagon. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by delivering them 70 the undersigned or 10
James q Swnney At Exchange Corner
March -o-H ]. DOZENS.
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Tobacco IS verv much used

Tobacco is very much used!!!
have Tor sale VIM L. Saunders Lone Star brand Chcwi
and Smoking Tobacco
Also, the best imported PRINCIPE and REG.4III
CIGARS. JOHN p. WRIGHT
March 26-ts At the Post ONCE.
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Mr. Rurw4i sent the Chair the following letter
from Nr. AicCup of Az 5a, alluded in his speech
HALL Of HoUsE OF DELEGATES,
March I1th 1910
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Negro Woman for Hire.
k>OH HIRE. for the remainder Of the year. negro
Washer and lronr, Terms liberal.
Nlafch So-lt G. w. SrATIAM
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
TaGO Tracts or Land,
TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue OF deed of Trust executed to me by
~ David Rusmisef, the 9Th day Of May,
lS49, and daily recorded in the Clerks Office of
the County Court of Augusta, I shall on Tues
day the lth day OF September, next, for the pur
poses in said deed mentioned, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the residence of said Rusmse,
near Mt. Sidney, the following property embraced
in the deed aforesaid, to wit IL Iron Grey Horse :;
Grey Horse Bay Horses; | Roam Mare; /
Sorrel Horse; the stock Of Hides and Leather now
in the Tan Yard of said Rusmisel /; 2 Shop Stoves
all said RasmisePs stock of Saddler's Tools; 8
Mans Saddles Side Saddle; Brides; sets of
Harness; 2 Ploughs; | Wagon, at Blacksmit h
Shop to be ironed Buggy and Harness S Bed
steads, Beds and Bedding Cooking and Par
lor Stove; Bureau; Press; 2 Chess; | Safe !;
dog. Chairs; Clock; Watch 400 lbs. of Ba-
con; 80 bushels Of Wheat 8 Acres of Wheat and
5 Acres Of Oats and Corn, in the ground 2 Cows,
and their increase all the Tan Yard Tools, owned
by said Rusmisel; Shot Gun % or 80 bushels of
Corn; load Of Hay; 8 Axes l pair Saddle bags ;
and all and any other Personal Property that may
have belonged to said Rusmisel ON the said 9th day
of May, lS49.
The title TO the foregoing property is believed to
be good, but as Trustee, shall only give such as
is vested in NE. J. ID. iMBODEN, Trustee,
August, %, l849.-.ds.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. LEROY P. DANGERFIELD purpo-
A'A SEES opening the Warm Springs, Bail,
County, Va, School for the Education oK young
Ladies. All the usual English Branches will be
taught, together with French, and Music on the
Guitar. Particular attention will be given TO the
domestic instruction of young Ladies. Terms for
board. and tuition in the English Branches. vii! be
SlOO per session often months-payable, $50 in ad-
vance, the balance at the end of the session. This
includes all expenses excepting Books and Station
airy, which parents and guardians are expected to
furnish For French and Music, an extra charge
of $lOesch, will be made. The School will be
under the immediate supervision of Mrs. ID. and
young Ladies will be treated as members of her own
family.
The location is healthy and accessible, being mid
way between the Warm and Hot Springs-Daily
Stages passing the door during the Summer season
and Tri-weekly in the Wner-so that parents or
guardians may see their children or wards, i'm case
Of sickness, without delay. The Schoul will COM
mence about the 10Th Of September and continue
until the 10Th of July, making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make the
following references
Rev. Il. II. CAsTLsMAN, Stanton.
Col. A. S. Cray, Harrisonburg.
G.n. S. III. LEWIS, Port Republic.
MIR. G. G. BUTLER, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy.
DR.. ARCH. p. STRoTHER, Bath Court-h house.
August Is, l649.-tf.
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MoNpAr, Angus. 20th, l84

MoEDAr, August 20th, lS49
On motion Of Mr. Baldwin, tire following resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That the Chamberlain be directed to
transfer seven hundred and fifty dollars Of the reve-
Of the current year to the credit Of the Water
fund.
On motion NJ Mr.. Baldwin, the following resolu-
ton was adopted
Resolved, That The Mayor and Chamberlain be
requested to report TO this board at its next session
the condition Of the finances Of the Corporation
showing the amount of Indebtedness, Sc, and that
they also he requested to suggest some plan f~ the
convenient payment Of the interest and the ultimate
redemption Of the principal Of said Indebtedness.
On motion Of Mr.. Kinney, the following resolu-
non was adopted
Resolved, That the Chamberlain do out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
cancel the Certificate of debt due A. Nj. MOsby.
An account due to Addison Fisher fvr scantng
amounting. to one dollar and sixty three cents
was presented, examined and allowed, ard ordered
to be paid by the Chamberlain.
Teste,
JAMES +. PATTERSON, OK.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-22
FEMALE SCHOOL,
IN CRAB BOTTOM, HIGHLAND COUNTY, va.


III may not be generally known that there is an
institution Of this kind in this part Of the C0an-
try, from the fact of this having been generally sup
posed to DE a remote part of the STATE, sc. But
il is hardly necessary 60 into farther particulars,
than merely to state the qualifications of the Teach
er, the location Of the School, SC. The School is
Conducted by Mrs. Rebecca Emerson, Cconsort Of
the Rev. Joseph Emerson. dec'd.,) lady of many
years experience in the instruction Of young La
dies, who can produce unexceptionable credentials
of her qualification and capacity, in all the different
branches Of female education. The School is sit
uared in healthy part Of the County, and within
reach Of the Presbyterian Church. Boarding can
be had in the family of Rev l.. Emerson, for l2 or
Is young Ladies, ard in private families, in reach
Of the School room. Boarding in the family of Mr..
Emerson, for Sc 90 per month and every thing fur
nished. SchOol to commence on the first Of Sep
tember. and continue fr ten months
1 REFERENCES
Col. WILLIAM A. BELL, !
WILLIAM Guy, Esq, Augusta.
j. Mann,
D. B. CAMrnEtt,
X. SITLINGToN, : Highland.
BENAMI HANsEL.
JOHN SITLINGTON,
THOS o. SITLINGTON,
A. II. SlrLlNGTON.
August Is, lS49-uS.
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| A T Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
"A Gerry held for Augusta County, at the Court
house. on Tuesday July the 10th, 1S49,
Benjamin Crawford, and James Points-Plain!iffs
AGAINST
WIN. Davis, late Sheriff of Augusta County, and
as such administrator de bonis non of William
Goode, Decd, John Churchman, administrator
OF Walter IL. Iapp, decd, who in his life time
Was administrators Of VIM. Goode, Decd, aud
john u. Fulton, escheator Of Augusta County
Defendants.
II appearing to the Court that the order Of account
made in this cause, on the 18th November, 1888,
in the life time ofWaker III. Tapp, the first admin
istrator, and the children IF the intestate, VIM.
Goode, hath not been executed and that since, that
said Iapp hath died, well all the children ct
said Goode, without issue legal representatives
50 as to render the real estate of said Goode eschea
able TO the Commonwealth, and his personally de-
elicit subject nevertheless TO the payment of h
debts, and that the Plaintiffs having amended ,he.
bill, and made Davis, Sheriff, the administrators d.
bonis non, Churchman, the executor of Tapp, ar
John u. Fulton, the escheatOr of Augusta County,
parties Defendants, and it appearing to the Court,
that subp9nas have been returned executed upon
The said Davis, Churchman and Fulton, and more
than four months having elapsed as well since the
return day and service of said subp9nas, as since
The Hing the Plaintiffs bills original and amended;
On motion of the plaintiffs, by Counsel, their bills,
original and amended, are taken for confessed -
And thereupon the cause came ON to be heard on
the bills, original and amended, taken for confessed
as aforesaid, an exhibit and was argued by Coun-
sci. On consideration whereof, the Court doth
adjudge, order and decree, that John Churchman,
executor of Walter H. Tapp, decd, who in his
lie time, was administrator of William Goode
Decd, do render account before Commissioner
Clarke, of the administration of his testatOr upon
the estate of his intesta,e, VIM Goode, Decd, and
that VIM. Davis, Sheriff, and as such adminisra-
tor de bonis non of said VIM Goode, decd, do rem
der before the same Commissioner, an account Of
his administration upon the estate of his inteslate
which accounts said Commissioner will take, state
settle and report, with any matters SPECIALLY stated
deemed pertinent by himselfor required by the par
ties to be SO stated. And the said COMMISSIONS
after due notice in the Gazette, convenng ali the
creditors of VIM. Goode, decd, will take an &C
count of the Plaintiffs claims together with all 9th;
er unsatisaed debts or demands, against the estate
of whatever description, and report the same to the
Court, chasing them according TO their respective
dignites or priorities. And said Commissioner will
also report to the Court, Schedule, showing the
quality, amount, probable value, and where situa-
ted. of the real estate of which VIM. Goode died
seized and possessed, or 10 which he was entitled in
Law or E4ntyin possession, reversion or remainder
Copy--Tese,
MICH. G. KINNEY, C. C.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court ofLaw and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty rendered on the day of June, lS49, in the
suit Of Mary Ballard, against Jacob Broscius and
others, the undersigned, the Commissioner therein
named, will proceed on Monday the 9th day Of
August, lS49, (being the first day of the August
County Conrt) to sell in front of the Post Office in
the town of Saunton public auction, to the high
est bidder, TWO NEGROES, one named Nam
cy, and her child now about nine years old.
IERMS.-So much OF the purchase money will
be required in hand, as will defray the expenses OF
the sale, and for the balance the purchaser will be
required TO execute his bond with good security,
payable in twelve months from the day of sale.
JOHN II. ARNALL, Comm.
JulV 25 1910 ids