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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

NOTICE.
VINIE Annual Meeting OF the lynchburg M nutscturn2
] Company, will be held at the Washn gton Hotel, IN
Lynchburg Friday, the 18th of January at o'clock, p
M The holders requested to attend, business oil
much importance will he transacted.
By order of the President and Directors
Jan 7-tlSJ JAS CREWDSON, Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

VIRGINIA -A rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
tustings Court for the Corporation OF Lynchburg,
the 5th day OF November, 1919.
David F. Spence, OF the last will testament
of Ryland Roberts, decd Plaintiff,
against
Lewis Angle Henry Kelly and Mary his wife, William
f.Cassaday rnd Margaret his wife, Nancy Angle, Maria
Angle and Sarah Angle children and heirs law of Alfred
decd, (the last two OF whom infants, under the
age OF twenty years and Henry Huntington, Sergeant
Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg, such
OF Alfred Angle decd. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
he Defendant Lewis Angle, not having entered his ap
and gwen security according the Act of Assem-
y ana the rules OF this Court and appearing by sasiac
oy evidenee That he 10 not nhaban of this country
M Srde'ed that the said De enan do appear here the
se Gay OF the next February the bill OF the
nh and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN somo newsape printed the Of Lynchburg for
o months suceesvey and posted the front door OF the
courthouse, in the said town
ACopy-Teste,
JAMES BENAGH, ClK
Nov. 19-wam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

WILLIAM Il JOSEPH MARTIN,
JTANING associated themselves in the PRACTICE OF
LAW, will attend the Superior ard County Courts OF
P,Hsyipania Franklin, Henry aud Patrick; and WILLIAM
MARTIN will continue 10 attend the courts OF Floyd
ApDREss--N lillian MARTIN,
Horse Pasture Store, Henry County, Va
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Pittsylvan, Court House, Va
N. B.--The partnership oi MARTIN NELSON has
been dissolved.
Der 3l--iw
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TO Contractors.

To Contractors.
EO TONS American Rolled and Hammered Iron, embra-
w cng almost size. round, square, a round and
oval. from inch to inches,
ton Naylor Sons and Saunders square and ocagon
Cast Steel,
10 boxes superior cast steel Patent Axes,
$50 kegs Nails and Spikes, from 3dy to inch,
100 pairs heavy Brogans,
$50 Negro Blankets,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
ian It's GEORGE BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,
Iron and Brass Castings,
WILKES g. BUTLER,

G o M MISS ION ERCH NTS,
LYNCuBURG, Va.
EDWARD B BtfIER, surviving partner Of Robcrs
IL Butler, having associated himself with Mt Hrna-
min Wilkes, under the style aud firm ei WILKES nut.
i-ER. for the ln'pose oi conducting general
Grocery, t0sssntsSson. RcCeirim. and
FORF.fRDLN'f BUSINESS,
have pure h,sed the tire STOCK OF GOODS belonging
the ot Roberts Rntl. and will keep constant,
ON hand at their old stand opposite the BANKS,
Il Large and nell selected Stock Of Goods.
We trust by close application business, merit the
entire confidence oi the friends and customers OF the late
concern and the public goneray All busnes. entrusted
to our shall have our strict personal attention.
rromp, attention will be given to the sale OF all kinds
produce entrusted tous
J.. Is. BUTLER will give his attention To the sale
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged in the fohac
trade iron carly life he feels confident that the planters
interest WILDE fully ed in his hands.
g. Good, will be forwarded free ol drayasc.
Oct lJ-tI WILKES \ RUTLFR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17

NEW CONCERN.
rTNIE subscribers have formed corartnership for the
l. purpose oi doing general
Grocery L. Commission Business,
under the style and firm of AGREE Il McCLANAlIAN
Our stock OF Groceries, Liquors, Domescs, &c. VIII be
found at all times large and well selected Consgnmonts oi
Flour, Wheat Tobacco, sc., will be promptly attended to
- (he pa OF John e. McClanahnn will be
given bapar Of The busness Goods Ved aud iof-
wa,ded and charge for drayage Thankful Tor the very
liberal pal ronage heretofore extended to former
and ipdv duay would respectfully solicit con,n-
uancc. 1IIDS. o. AGREE,
JOHN &. McCLANAHAN.
J,ync chburp. ian 3 1S5O-ts
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Trusf safe Of IIIuobIc .ypyrOes

Trust Sale Of VHtNNbtc .vpyrOpS.
lY virtue of deed oi trust executed to the sbcber
- the 7th day of December, lSiS, bv William Septoe,
aud OF record IN the OF Bedford shall
Monday the 3lt day oi December lSi9 front OF the
Market House. in the town OF Iynehburg proceed to SELL
public auction Tor cash. the following Slaves mentioned
said deed Of trust i%aac Nancy, Lucy aud Leah
The title the above property is be eved to be good but
acting trustee, shall only convey such title vested
in ma by the said deed.
EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Dec 20-t3lDif
POSCPONEMFNT.
The above sale postponed till Friday the 1h instant
Jan 3-H T., ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
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Auction and General Agency.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
yINIIE firm of AGREE & WIrTEN is this day dissolved
j. by mutual consent The name OF the firm will be used
only in winding up the affairs OF I he old concern.
THOS q. AGREE,
Jan 3-ts WIN. l.. WITTEN.
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PosTPoN EMENT.

The above sale is postponed until y iuRSDAY The LIT
day OF the present month"; ,cen rH positively take place
d. CHRIS iIAN, Trustee.
Ian LII
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feiter from BoiN .frior.
Correspondence 0r7he CecH Wig.

bALD L ElAis. ltc. u, 1870.
Bald Friur, .7,k Haren and toaorin ro-Their
Decay--N e.To"s-I I-hGi becomes Of he Mig
eersf-Slarery-Ertinciion Of tie .ffiTcan
Rare, &c.
Fifteen or twenty years ago this place. Ark
Haven (better known II, the sHtad q tt, Caunl J
and CCnowingo were ilourishins villarcs. but tl.
Tile Water Canal, which has since been con-
structed On the opposite side Of the Sus1uchunna,
has Withdrawn the trade from which they obtnin-
ed sustcnance, and they are ROW rapidly wasting
''bciorc Decay eilacmg fingers" The energy
AMI enterprise which once gave them vitality
and filled them with the hustle of business, ami
mates them no lcnger and like uGcient IA !nOr
their glory has departed. Tho greater ;an Of
tieir houses have become miscrabJ dilapidatcd,
and are mostly tcnoncd by that class of pccple
who gather along the waters edge and live no
one can tell how. In u few years more they will
be almost, if not entirely, deserted. 1t matters
little how soon, for they are known now, only,
rs ElthY rum holes--in tn" rafting season the
stopping places ofthe lulnbcrmcn and at other
times the reSor! Of worthless l. alters.
II is singular what an inclination the negroes
have to ccngrHg gate atCSrt water There are
great many free negroes i'll his part e Me county
in fact there are bat tw slaves, tn" farmers
having discovered tbrir wcltllCSsu.SS and unprC-
dUrtivcnc.s-ana he L.aj0r part Of tl.cm app III
to fNEc gathered alCnc the river. Generally
Si'aNinG lh"y are too lazy 10 wGIh mor- than
enough 10 obtain Il ticient quantir, Of food to
Jusl support natrlc-pr irrrihg TO lotCr about
in II half made stale, and baSk themselves On
w:tin day IN Tie sunshine, liz" black snake
or water rails.
"Nlat bccumcs Ct the pins ," Las long been Il
question under discin S!Un; but Gnc ,f more vital
MI oliaHcy is--Nlat becomes oithe ..nisecr> T.
In t.,ft a
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Cheap Grocery Store.

NHENRY WATERFORD respectfully in
a Z forms the public HAT he keeps constantly on
hand, a very superior stock of CTE.3P F?if!-
~ GROCERIES,, n, the StorrhouSc in FDttu,
formerly occupied by John II. Graham. His a.
Sor'ncni is extensive, and comprises every arli-
Gle pertaining 10 Family Grocery. SUGAR,
brown and loaf, very superior; CcNcc, green and
roasted: Essence Of Coffee, great sa,in: to
house-kecpcfs. during the present high prices;
Alolasses, n. Orleans, Porto Rico, and Cuba;
Bacon. shoulders, midllincs and sueal-cured
hams; Lard, Herrings and Mackcrel, by the lar
rel or otherwise; Flour. r. tho barrel, or in less
quantities; Buckwhcnt aud Germ meal; Salt;
ccamc ard fnc BY it.c ,nch buslcl. JEN-
kINS' GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, jm mcfui-
lie rack ares. cocoa, chocolate, mustard, PEPPER.
starch satpctre, sofia, faleratus, alum. brimSCnr,
ulspice, cinnamon, mace, cloves, ginger, and all
kinds of 81 ICES; knives and forks, powder, shot,
and purcnsSion caps, ropes, twines, broors,
buckets, spa les. shovcls, hoes rakes. queens
ware, stoncwarc, carhcnware glass and ROCK
iNGHA NV ARE, a beautiful article; msn
and boys poggcd and sewed BOOTS. womcn's
anil childtrn's lace boots, shoes and Slippers;
MILL FEED, CORN, OATS, Sc, always on
kGnl.
GIVE HIN GAIL. His goods are p,rrrha ID
with great care, aud will be sold TO the satisiac-
ton Of his customers.
Country produce iake on in exchange for goods,
at the highest market prices.
Dec. 2Slh 'S0--2m
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ArTorNTMrNTs FOR NEW MrxIco-A Wash
ingion correspondent writes under date Of Mon
day. as f,IoWs:
All the appointments for The Territorial Gov
eminent in New Mexico, which were necessarily
delayed until the official assent ef Texas to the
bill establishing the boundary and granting in
d'nnity, was obtained, were communicated to
tl" Senate this morning. Mr. Calhoun, of Gcor-
gia forneri! Consul AT Havana, and now acting
as milan Agent in New Mexica, las been clc-
waited to the enhcrGatoria chair, while MIR. Smith
the recent Ter itorial DELEGATE has been made
secretary. The Judges have been selected from
thc Territory. II thasc appointments are sat
isiacoIy and crcdiHhlc TO thc administration.
The two Judges tor California were also nom.
mated To-day. Mir. Curry being assigned to the
Northern, and Mr., Jones, formerly Of La, 10
the southern District.
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SUNDAY School CELEIRATIoN.--The
celebration Of the Sunday School attach
ed to the Methodist E. Church of this
town, held on Christmas night, was
highly interesting, and gained much
credit to the teachers and scholars en-
gagged in il. The addresses, dialogues,
the singing, and everything connected
with the whole proceedings were appro-
pirate, and the very large audience pres
ont on the occasion were gratiGcd and
delighted. No report ofthe proceedings
has been handed us and not having been
present We are unable 10 give a detailed
notice, as we desired to do.
We cannot let the opportunity pass
without expressing our decided appro-
baton Of the sabbath school cause
Some privations, some veXatiens, some
cares and some expense, may dcvolve
upon the teachers, but let them remcm-
Der they are training the men and wom-
eli who, 4 few years hence, are to fill the
places Of those who now form the COM
munity, and that the favorable impress
they are now making, will not only be
felt on the present rising generation but
Oh generations to como.
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FOREIGN MEMS.

The Steamer Africa left Liverpool On
the 7th inst, and brings dotrs from Lon.
don and Paris to the 9Th ult.
ENGLANp.--It is stated that the Roman
Catholic archbishop Of Dublin has had
: conferred upon him iof' some years the
"cardlnal's hat but that for certain rca-
! sons his grace kept The conferred honor
profound secret.
The archhishops and the whole cl the
bishops; with the exception Of Exeter
and st. David'S, have presented IN adj
dress to her Majesty, denouncing the
Papal aggression.
here was another scene at st. Bar
naba's Church, rimlico, on Sunday last.
A crowd Of 800 persons assembled out
side the church, shouting "no wafer
gods" no Pope III London;" the Queen,
and no surrender" sc. However, there
was no breach Of the peace.
Ireland is about to be united TO Leith
by line OF steamers.
FRANcE.-From France our news this
week is not very important, as all polit-
ical interest is bound up in the German
quarrel, The Legislative Assembly has
declared It's neutrality, and in such tone
as to enforce strict obedience 10 lis
mandates. It is said that NJ. Pcsignv,
the private friend of Louis Napoleon.
and late Ambassador at Berlin, has been
ncessant in urging the President to Join
Prussia and involve France in the GUAR
rel, but private intrigue, in tie present
temper of the nation, is innocuols.
There rave been serious Disturbances in
some OF die departments, bat the strong
military attitude of the government
keeps al quiet.
N. Non, who is at Paris, has been
recalled TO Madrid by telegraph ard it
rs con ecturcd that "A ministerial crisis
has taken place in the Spanish capital.
ROW. At Rome there is rat her an
increased uncasineSs about the excite
mcnt which has taken place in England
on the PaFal aggr"ssions. At present
everything is quiet in lombardv and
Turin, but. if war hrcaks out in Ger
many, we fear That Tranquility can scarcn-
ly be maintained.
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did! Had they tamely admitted, the
same men that now term them savage,
would have branded them as craven.
know il is customary to cali those who
speak in defence Of the. red men sicklv
scntimentalists but in the hereafter will
their claim TO bravery, to patriotism,
and to Immortality be asserted. Many
novelist will then portray their char
actcr-many poet sing their heroism,
and many voice will be lifted up in
their defence. RALpn RAMBLER.
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letter trtm l}emIon0srilic.

RowiANrsyILir. Dec. %, Is,

RowiANrsytLir, Dec. %, 1880
/ Sr"1Ctg Of NCws-3hs F'dracrS- IIctr Ncgli-
e"Hte--N Want q TGs'c, &c.
There is quite dcarth ofncws in this vicinity
- n" remarkable events ha'c happened nothing
al Importance has taken ylacc lately, and moth
ing Is going IN worth rtIIarhing. except that
the farmers, as | tod ycu in my last letter from
here, nlc improving their lands rapidly. and are
lusy hauling limc. One thing. however wish
10 npiIcr--thr want of taste displayed ly farmers
generally. MOI only is tins the case here; but
anong farmers ncnliy every lace. Go to n ;;triu
/ house where you may. and in nine cases cut ci
ten you VIII find ho"trough--thc usual Place
fer stepping the hoes Immediately in front 0t1hc
yard. aud every person knows wherever hogs
feed there i any quantity Of filth. Al tie rub
hIsb too Oh the l;,rm---ri logs bones. Stones and
so en-. generally get collected here, presenting an
, ugly and unsi%htiy appearance. In fact in front
OF the house appears 10 r. The general rendezvous
OF nil the refuse and filth Of the premises. This
is no, a. it should be. | huow farmers Will as
Srrt that they haven't time to attend TO such mat
tcr:>-tla' the useful and not The ornamental! en-
CAGES their nticn'lontl al tn y have become nc
custoln"d to such scenes and Lave not leisure to
cultivate a taste for The h,au.iill
And why haTr'nt they leisure t. ornament
their yar'', and keep every thing about them nice
| and neat ( Familiarity with such SIGHTS has
| bIuntcd their natural incultit deprived Them Of
all taste, and they tancy ornaments aad things #
beauty undcSrrNing their attention. Bat alns,
how mistaken. If hey richly Understood ikcir
own interests They would cultiyuea taste for the
beautiful ornament their Yards. and keep every
thlng about them orderly AMI neat. Then would
their leisure hours be swcctpned with pleasure
drawn from the contemplation of objects il which
the! can now see no bca,uy--nothlng TO admire.
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A SLAVE CASF,-The case Of Adam
Gibson, negro arrested in Philadelphia
under the Fugitive Slave Law, as the
slave Of Mr.. William Knight of this
county, has caused some excitement in
that city. He was brought here, after
having been determined by Mr.. Gem
missioner lngraham TO be AR. Knights
property, and Mr.. knight was sent for,
who, Immediately upon seeing the man,
said lie knew him, but did not own him
and had no claim on him, whercupon
Adam was taken hack to Philadelphia.
Some of the Philadclphiaus affect to be
surprised that he was allowed to go
back, although he was not Mr., Knights
slave. Certainly those who think so are
very ignorant of the kind of people who
live in Cecil county-they may steal ne
groes, but that is not likely to be done
here--no man here who has lost a slave,
wishes to rob another negro of his free
dom to make up the loss, and any negro
brought here by an error as Adam Glib
son was, would as surely be sent
back. Adam had been the slave, as
we understand, of Doct. David Davis of
this county, by whose will he had been
set free.
The following proceedings have since
taken place in this case:
"On Tuesday afternoon Lieut.. Ellis
arrested Geo. +. Albert upon the oath of
Adam Gibson, charging him, in compa-
ny with others, with conspirine together,
committing an assault and battery ON his
person, and falsely imprisoning him. He
was taken before Alderman White, and
held to bail in 81, 800 for further hear
ing Oil Friday next. Soon after James
Price was arrested at his residence in
Vernon street, who is Also implicated
with Albert, in the false imprisonment
of Gibson. He was committed in de-
fault of bail
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SIGl REV AEsse.

Ae ANYWAY from thr srbsrrihrr OH thr = IN
- OF October last, Il n"grr an rarGed ZOE
WRIGHT. Sail negro Is about u ur % yra,s
ni are, dark skim about feet inches hi.b.
w,ti made and rreuIn,ly FEATURED Ne rc, k
with him Gnc dress black coat and Jan,a'ccns,
sIrfb great c"a'. Il new lair &C grry irryry Ian
'n''"nF, n ra>a'uct rcun.uhcui, VIII won ana
lur lat and cap.
VIII give the above reward f,r ihs np,5c
h"nslon CT aid negro. iftakcn out he State Ct
Mary land %ioO il tahrn out Of The county, md
F2p II ,aNcn III the coUn;y--in any case to be
lodged III the jail al hester rcwn.
JAS. H. CALI, Sr.!l Pend,
Dec oH,A so
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CE.e lffalkeig.


hALTIMoRr, Ncccnhuf 20. 1870
totF Avn Mn The flour r.arl r,u.a.a,
81" J. Eal,S # ,'G0 bbls. Howard sll,,t
St@p's al ~, ans" 200 hbis. Git! Mills III l.2.
Com meal and Rye nou. unchanged.
GRAIN .-Rcceirs Of Grain r.oleratr. 'n!,s
% req wheat al si.o2: White i.0l Si.lI,
ior goon to prime. Corn steady nj 50 q s. c,s,
Tor whit" and yellow. Rye Il CENTS. Cats:S
Is cents.
PEnAriLrHIA, Dc. &c. 1850.
Flour remains si'aly--.ulcs &C $50 hbls at
i,hSa Sit3, FOX c, l!lnun s'anlald Lund: ri ic,.
DO. ~ %l,St, and tXha $3.50. Corn meal
$2,i5i Rye four g 20.
Grain St'a dy-sslcs If , ,lCO bn.ht Is WHEAT at
l,0' Sl,0l for red: white do. Ito . SIP.
Corn s'ca 'y--sal"s Of white nj So IS, and yl-
lI" % - cent. Cats 20 III cts. Rye 10 clY.
WILMINGTON, Dec. ZG, $50.
;, Wheat 'lcur, $500. Rye, $500. Wheat, 81 20
Rye, 80 cts. Corn G2 els. Cats Is cts r,,k
30 cts Ilaxsccd 10,
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TIT WAsnlHGToN HorEL, ELEToN.- -
THIS old hotel is now trnantlcss, and PRE-
sen!s q solitary and torloTn appearance.
We understand there is talk Of repairing
it, but we hope this may not be attempt
ed. Let it be supplantcd by new one
for most certainly hotel of good ap-
pearance, well arranged and we'll kept,
would do fine business. The stand is
the best in the town, and must continue
to be SO, owing to its proximity to the
Court House and public Offices. The
property is worth the attention Of some
capitalist, who would properly improve
it.
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Our Correspondent g.
Algehraical Problem.

A set cut from c toward d, and trav-
elled miles per hour after lie had gone
b miles, Il set out from d toward c, and
went every hour onc-ninth of the entire
distances after he had travelled as many
hours as be went miles in enc hour, lie
met A. Required the distance between
the places & and y. An answer request
cd next week, or the week after.
Dei0Wure college TlMAsIoy.
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Tive mentioned last week that it
was desirable, that those who were in
;errearagcs to this Office for the paper and
for advertising, shouldpay. Some, since
then, have done so, and We are obliged
to them. There are many others who
will follow their example soon "a least
we hope SO. Money can readily be re-
ni;tnd through the post office.
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MoRE CrrIoslriLs iuR BaRNrar.--t lalv cor
respondent (hy the wrIlnr,) has sent us the fol-
lowing curiosItica.
Th" jaw bone Of Shanks Mare.
a deer shot by the Arrow ofu E,inbnw.
The key that Noah licked The Arh with.
\ S'andnp collar out Of the Elephants trunk.
A pair Of stockings knit from the Thread of
Life.
The bone that Mother Hubbard went TO the
cupboard 10 gel for hrrdog.
The satchcl belonging TO the Pupil of the Eye
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Dec. 2H,A 80

That tie subscriber If Cr"il county las ,b-
famed trcm he Orphans Count Of .ait counry
Letters Of Administration IN the personal ,,;ate
Of
Mary II. Henderson.
lat" Of 'aid county dee, a,,,tl. MI persons Law
ing claims AGAINST the SAID drccu~rH. are hereby
warned i"rAInlTt TIE same with The ycrrl!,ls
ihtrc"i DIZZY "uih' ntcHtcG, On o, before the
2.lh da, ot November. 1891,
ih'y may otherwise h, law, h" ryclu.lci from
all bcn"ij, Of said estate. Al persons ind, i.,r,l
io sail rstu," are requested to II uhr rnmrlju,e
payment 10 the subscriber. Given rrd.l law
han' tbs 2*th day o.! Drrrnhrr iS.n
HENRY II. GiLrIN.
Dec. g@th 'a0-Gw Admins.
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OJ-The Elkton Division of Sons of
Temperance has elected the following
officers for The coming quarter: VIM. J.
Jones, ". p, VIM. Pinkney Ewing, W.
A., Fredus Aldridge, T., Caleb G. Can't
we'll, +. S., w. p. Strickland, +. s., L.
Marshbsnk, c., " alter Giles, A. c., Jas.
Mullen, Is, and J. Casho, O.S
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That the subscriber Oh Cocil county Jas Oh
'ainnl from the Orphans COAT Of sad c,MuIy
i''t'ls Of Administration Ga The personal cstule
at
JOHN G. Waters.
late of said county deceased. All rcrrcns Law
ing claims against til" said deceased, ARE hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with The vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, On or before the
som day If November 1871,
they may othrl wise by law, be excluded trom al
benefit of ,al,i estate. All persons indebted To
said esiat. are requested to make Immediate ray
mrnt 10 the subscriber. Given under ny land
this 2Sth cy Of D,rcnbrr 1850.
OLIVER p. KiLLlNtHW ORTIZ.
Dec. 2%th '50-Gw Admir-.
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BANK CrFIcERS.-- The E Blowing are the of
frers Of the Farmers and Mechanics Eank of
Carroll county. which is 10 50 into operation on
the 1st Of January:
Presidcnt---Mai Jacob Matthias.
Cashier.-,iacoh Reese, ESQ.
Directors Mcssrs. William lIaughmnn, Nirh-
olas nnrhin, Jesse J.. Wariiell, John smith, John
Roberts, Lewis shueey, John Cover, Joscph
Shahcr, John kcop, Jucob Shower.
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RINovAL.-Thn Office CT The Cecil Wig Las
b, n removed 10 The nrxt door to the Posi- Office.
VIZ arc better prepared row than at any time
heretofore 10 DO b wo-k ami ran pint in
good Stylc sni ii short nctlc" all kinds Of land
bills, blanks, &C.. If.
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Office is hereby given to the creditors e
! Mln. l.. Armstrong. tIat u pvls,rai dir,
rharg" hath bc'n gInntcl t. ,n 4. htor aud Il II
'N' seventh DAY Il April, being Tho t:.,, dn; Il
eur count! court next sHrr'c,inr This r,u,r tain
Otth set ;'l"iI for ihc iIal hearing in his cue,
Were has creditors may attend, ana slew Cuu,c
II any 'h'y have, why final discharge ,Lail hot
be granted sad debtor.
Test. r.. {. HGLLYDAN. OK.
Dec. 2S1h 50--%m of Crcil cuurty Court.
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H1GH TIDE.-There was a very high
tide in Elk River on Monday-the cause
way at Elkton was entirely overlooked,
and the water was up to the first floor of
the ware houses at The Landing.