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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

or Our neghbor copies an article from the State
Sentinel in favor of nboshing the Grand Jury Sys-
tem," and says he does so, " on of the novel;
ty of the proposition" Does the novelty" consist
in the fact that the article written by member
of the Supreme Court of this State Or its uncon-
stitutionality .--Richmond Palladium.
The article in question not written by men,
Der Of the Supreme Court Of this State" Neither of
the Judges of that Court has written line for the
State Sentinel any subject of constitutional reform.
So the Palladium will learn that it is greatly
taken in this particular il is shown to be in that
Of " unconsttuonality. 1t may not be improper
for to take the occasion TO acknowledge, that
were referred to the decision Of the U. S. Supreme
Court, by Judge PERKINS. and we thus have the adj
vantage of his superior knowledge of practical law,
10 the confirmation Of our own previous opinion
This is all that be has had to dowh the subject, and
we do not know whether he approves, not. of the
proposition Of P" to abrogae the Grand Jury sys-
TEN. 1c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

very kind l received letter from John Gull
lsy-he well; Iexpeced to Join him in few days,
but docor advised me not to CO. My dear parents,
know not when shall you, but will endeavor TO
act il were under your eye all the time Farewell
W. l.. NORRIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

The steamer Georgia has arrived at New York
from Che res bringing dates from San Francisco to
January 81 She brings one million dollars in gold,
and intelligence That another half million Is en- route.
The news is unimportant Provisions were dull.
Flour selling at sl3 80 a Sl4 90. New Orleans
Moasses al 90. Rio Coffee Q 9lc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

The steamer ST. John was burned to the water q
edge near Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday eve
ming, and thirty persons persisted in the flames The
Calfornians lost oil they had. Lieut.. Kice lost
S25 900. The steamer cost $40,0oo, and was In
sured for 40 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

0rPrevious to the last Presidential election our
neighbor Of the State Journal very DESTROYS to
elicit precise opinion of the "Wilmot Proviso,
and was very ssUsre upon Mr.. Bentons goats
wool" The Journal then went for the Provso, and
''nothing shorter" if we understood it. We went
for s'something stronger" We have already asked
Of the Journal if it has changed its position! 1t
might be for the interest Of the public to know-for
who Knows but that "dissolution'' may depend upon
the RESULT We are willing that our neighbor should
take long breath before he answers provided he
will agree to answer at all! We feel friendly so
ictude on the subject, quite equal to that which he
displayed 10 our behalf, before the election! Come
friend Journal, make clean breast Of it! An hon
est confession. you know, is good for the soul
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

AWFUL The s'Salem (Ind.) News" is in great
alarm fearing that the cholera may visit their region
sometime this or next year. Alter recommending
the use of lime as sure method OF preventing It's
approach it cautions the public thus" Ia time Of
pecce prepare for ,rar 2" On! Marcus, on Your
advice 10 good. The victory Is won
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

GrMrs. Mary Shaw Fogg gave concerts at Mad
ison, on her way to Cincinnati, which doubt
well received. Her speedy departure from lndianap
oils. was very much regretted. by ladies well as
by Observation-Disclosures particularly. We hope the
latter will be patient and cndeavor to control their
feelings until May, when we shall again probably
have the pleasure of another visit from the songstress
She will come under pleesanier auspices than at first.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

0--The Constitutional Convention of Ohio win be
held on the 1st Monday in May, $780, Similar
Conventions will probably be held also in Virginia and
MARYLAND, within the year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

Mr.. Hannegan is lying very sick at the Nation
al Hotel, Washington. He was recently robbed of
$50, oy thief who entered his room in the night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

ANOTHER MAIL RoBBER.-The special agent of the
Post Office Department has arrested Frederick j.
Miis. Post Master ut Hogansburgb. Franklin county.
N. Y, charged with having committed sundry dePre-
dations upon the U. s. Mails. One of Tsylors hon.
est appoiniees, Of course
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

The Georgia Legislature has passed a bill to pre-
vent The assembage of negroes for religious worship.
unless conducted by white persons, and TO prevent the
licensing Of negro preachers IN certain counties.
That's the way the South makes ubolitionis,s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

G-"REFoRm." on the subject of reformation OF
the administration Of the law and the practices Of
lawyers, shall have place in our next. We should
be glad If he viii frequently favor in this manner
All the people want is light. and to be taught ho'0 to
accomplish reform safely. and the work is done.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

GA Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun says that James Gordon Bennett, editor Of the
New York Herald. is applicant for the appoint
ment Of minister to Austris.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

0.,rHammond g. O'Neal is strong law firm
reliable in every particular. professionally and per-
sonally. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

OF The recent Union Meeting at Castle Gar
den. New York, redounded, as supposed il would,
chiefly to Mr. Clays benefit. though at its close. Gen.
Scott took good deal Of wind Of the Clay sails,
by declaring himself for the Union entire. 10. Little
White. formerly of this State, made the principal
speech the occasion. The people present. gener-
ally had their own fun They didn't seem to think
there was much danger. They were about right.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

Miss Case, ut Hartford, CT, has recovered verdict
for Il 572 against L. B. Marks, for slender.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

0-rThanks 10 Messrs. Bright, Harlan and Cor
man, for documents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
T.cO ESwmdrra uud Ei.hfy odd

CERES, moe n les Ipleased h, the SAID tchotd IL
lis oi Lindsey bWhs, ,ahpinns III, lms 81 abbot Nur aud
others. lms tact, known ~ the Ne, ah,' uor, odalns
the tact aNt above nii"ar It contains 10y actual survey
and calculation h, latitude aud departure 2G3 urt,s II J.
distant about three and hall in uuc~ hou, tho lamus
tiNcr, with " hch II communicates h, cNctru, road
The Land lies r,makabl, lrNd, finely vatoa about
halt IN original growth, aud the balance good second
growth oi mbc,. / he soil Is ,at,ablc red,
gray, but all good
To iaiec the amount secured th paid b, III, said decd d
trust 10 Charles f, dtr,astl VII the
linrI ol tls aud Aln. with t interest that hi- accrued
AMI shall accrue thereon With all thc prop,t cost, and cha
- u making the sad al
And IN execution al The trusts ritHt,d hN Wuhr deed u
trust executed ht th, s1int Richard Ellis dcc,ascd
To Thomas II Ellis, thares Illi- onio and hampc
ici IN the It'll day al lnae The lSiN and Winch de,
/, alsooi record II The ttcr's o.o u the
Amherst at the instance and .quoi al the sad Thomas II
tllI~ and hilr- Ellis, admnlsi aiu~ oi hiI. Ell, de.
ceased, Nil be su ht lie und iuscc
At public aucun to the hehe. hldl, the dat
tar, moi tho next Ian dat and a the place, and
hr sam" "Im~ III all te-poet@. the property above
TONED - 10 hc sold the follow ny property to VT
Attract al LAND situated IA hc county ui Amh,rt aud
lcsciihtd ~ hc deed as containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
VOL. NNNlEl.
IT BT.TNHEU 1T
THWNIEN. SHIELDS 4 CO.,

TT ENI .Nt.NIlII .f.NI TIL KNTLII,
N tou Dorrs per diin pagabic ~ ddrance No sub
.eyptioa eH be rcceictd for shorter t6ne na mouths,
uad paper c be Discontinued (orcepf al the discretion
oftlt Ehtors0 uifd all a1Tearnses "fe pdd
97 Apv:RrlsENFNr> inserted al ah cents per square Tor
ess) for ercry form Insertion, aud u cts per square
(of icss) for crcry outer form Insertion
10 note The MS hotr long
Ia iric his advertisement inserted; advertisement, not
ga uot,d ,o be inserted III s discoaftace be ordered
For vE,UY ADVERTISING The fof the frrdege
et squares $40 fer square So for one square M
ner So Ercry vedfy advertiser cW he required 10
esgfne ms advertising 10 his particular ihe q business
|JpB pEINrlNG erecnted neatiy and erpdttouSiy and
o n sondble terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
A. WINSEON'S
C,IHIN'ET WIRE ROOMS.

rINllE Subscriber having recently returned from the North
EN- cities with u variety OF and latest patterns o
Cabinet Furniture winch he Is having manufactured
most pcctluy socits continuance o the liberia
patronage heretofore extended 10 him. confident oi giving
satisfaction, both IN quat, and pi,ce. The superior ac
lties which he possesses in manufacturing IN the way oi
Machinery, &c. enable him compete successfully with
the Northern Merchants i stock comii-e- article
usually found in similar s'abli,hments together with
other house furnishing articles, ,uch as
superior Gilt Mirrors,
ImproN ed Rcfiecratars,
indow Cornces Bands, 'Ias>el-, Sc,
Fancy Work Boxes, Shaving Boxes,
Window Shades, variety,
superior Table tuttlttN, &c., &c.
With many other articles oanumerous to mention, all OF
W hlch will be disposed ol al very reduced rates.
Cabinet Making Tools and Materials.
also enabled To imnsh tablnrt Makers Tools and
Materials, comprising article required IN the business
such
Mahocauv Ncncers Glue, Nan>h,
sand Paper, Screws, locks. Hinge.
E>rnichc m, Hat PM, Wardrobe Hooks,
CaStors, Colin Plates, &r., u,
DE .ainc Hrnga'elle and Hair cloth for Sofas
Canwood, Venetian Red, l'omicc and Rotten stone.
Carpenters 1oois and House Bdhiiag U~d'rare.
also in receipt 81 large stock oi Carpenters Tools
and House Building liarl"are sneh as
Door and Ch,cl lneks. various kinds
Door and Shutter Hinges,
Gate Hinges and l.atclts,
Mineral Knob Bell Pulls.
- kegs oi Nails assorted,
Bol's and Catches ior door. and blinds,
With other requisite article. all o which viii he sold
from 10 to ~ per lower than CUSTOMARY All calls in
The Undertaking line attended 10 with prom ness and deS-
PATCH aud prices reduced 81 per lower than usual
CHAIRS of ali descriptions from IL 10 so, all ot which
Oct 7-iw AWINSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

ly;' = Nc rDI sfII'
N ,rc lIont 'l:lSlOr from pIItIIdcIph1I 70

NNTtSiiES to inform his friends and the public generally,
w that he has Just received his FALL GOODS from the
North They the --latest aud best styles in the market and
h. pledges himself that he will make them style that
hing surpas Tor thosc who may aNor HIM with Their
ord r. Aso hand splendid assortment o Sacks aud
Coats Frock and Dress Coats and Vests and lana
looms which lie garaniies nohing surpass to style
workmc ,shp they cut by him and made under his
-upcrv>on and the, will be sold r'sonahc !" those
ho cannot wait TO ea,c their orders Don't torge the pace
door john p. Nrighs Book Store, MAJ" street,
lynchburg, Va. =,
ALSO partner wanted Tor particulars enquire al The
Store
tD,t .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

lhe ltat l;ge aud sieaiA, aaninR The lands u
Sledd'. hon, ,e..r Ii,.rr aud a#sz Ihs tact known
a- h blne Rdar" ulr s Al tie EASTERN hase NJ the blue
ldderui mnudau., the head 81 lnchnutod aul
lti=h ttrcl. both sides o hr road alnp linu PVdt
Mas a Ningiuu h, lNor ap, aud on th =t'a "l the
tnad nlmp hom tho lul,lo Sptngs a Lexington Is, the
tap j. about ~ mites tom Pedaf Null aud " hum
leNmgaes aud contains b, acual snse, and calculation 10y
latitude aud drpattutr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
Viryinia and Tennessee tsail HsOad.
ILlLEER II.INIED.

sNRoPpSA.S will bc received at time, al the Office
nl the Company in l.ynchbnrg, (rt they my he banded
t. the Engineer On the hnc) Tor the t")SA HIS
rc..ary , Ia, he track from INuchhurg 10 Salcm
They mia be al ~ hite oak, Post Oak thcshn of some
other timber equally durable They must be made ol inbe
,, EN- inches through the small end before h'"g Ia be
MIN. t,, ,np lallencd on two sides thickness o 81
inc hc. and the barl, taken OH the other two sides
5000 will he required ior each mile and they hn.i he de
I,,r.J a. u,,rl, a, blc vhoic they To ho laid.
CHARLES +. VI GARNEII,
s.n, IA T. thIsl Euginter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
E0H and gsinier .HiiicnHi'y.

fg1 THE subsc rihcr has just returned from New
&i% ork with his usual supply oi Bomcts, Ribbons @.S
Flowers Feathers, Sc Sc.
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited.
Oct st X. +. HE\ING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
One Isundrcd ana fifteen Acres.

or less, purchased by thr aid l(i,ha : ihs
uc llgg, adjoining the Land 81 Samuc Nioclc heir aud
othr- This tract. noVhs the Ihoma. ,l,cL" tact
contains hN actual snt>e aud calculation l., latitude aud IL
lnlu", vs. aci,s i, lie upon thu bauoh,- ct lhomns'z
Mil c'r and tr,li crock on both side o uiurd4 o
mud, about h,r mil,s hsnn VI ang IDr, and abou, tl
sarno distance tom the o, i1idae canal
Also another tact a LAND situated IN th, roun, ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

tm Through It, capable nj diving "a" m'I'' "'
Nso tour hhtac,c I.o,. IN IL. town ol B,lhcl, on
lamrs mites eho,c .,hchntp, aud IN the county
ii Nmhtlst. fo~it
Lot NJ Is houeht ot Mc,, and William " h,te. and dc.
e,hea the sad deed as "So'e ha.e aud iaohe' hoo'o
l.ot NJ =. hourh, ol Edwanl catt, and d,.ctih,d IL
.aia decd as the "Whtr llon,, lat p"
l4oi VI = aud ., d,ruhod IN the aid decd n two
cani ulimrro ed lot. odi,dninoe h' Mutt hants lot
Al 81 another iinct u land t,'nai,dth III, rnuntN o
Amherst LnnNn Is the "IIaulHssn thti containing Two
Hundred Acres. recovered h' the sald is,smd : W.
is n Mattn, adt,muE the Lands ni l"hn uol Nnl
olhelz.
ro,a,,c tn, d,,, secured Ia h. paid l il hsm,nt,oocd
dee. o tiust, with all uttc that aec,utd - shall sc
sud al. the ,n, cns aud uhap,s oiWRktug
the "h,oh vii h' continued hnm day to-day until 'Hu
pl.ed
Aud IN execution ol the trusts created hf anelhet decd al
tfast e,eeh,dh, the samc ii'eh,d flhs, did =" the
ann rlamas II tls Charles hlis iania. sud th,urr
tater, the hh day o inno, NTH teat ISIS aud "h"h
hn lecd o record ~ th. tl.ks ohfe oi tln County
1entt 81 Nelson, CAT the msiane. and teqn.>i - the said
flmmas II Ellis and charles l administrator 81 hnh-
lllis. decd Will hc h h, the nndts'pptd. a. hus'c
alaisal, public ootnn, T., the highest hdl, On the
In, ti ,fr II the nest Gr IL, aud Al ihe place
and IN TN. snc tenn. ~ all respects u al th, oth,r
prnp. hctin hotoc manned IN hr mnde, trlc ~ /, ="
situated nth county ol \de,n Sms Me>i ol th, t"ud
llalse. adjoining III, l,tI. 81 iIo= esateel iec iut.
IL i aud .ilrt- coua,nua 'hi AtRISs ndpat,nt'd To-
the -ani ltifhaid = ! llie unt tht Id lun,, lSlI
II t,,sc the debt scc"cdto he radh' tn a,l "'"''"
I'd decd n uu@l. with alt mtcir h has as,u,d sha l
aec,n hceon aud all the rrcr rots aud 'harrN =" w'
,ns the SAID sale which within eanInn' lrom dA to-day
until competed.
Whle thc subscribe, h.> no,,,-olto doubt III. validity
81 the t,tle Tho property omhPd l., III. several dr'dso
holoiu h,ic rtlcucd to VT Il, VII II, asl ""n,oN,
only sueh ntrtest. ight aud It'll, ,n Ia t. -,h pt"p,.
u, ~ ha unlr the the. s,,ein deois aor, said
lawful, sell and convey, aud h. Will ee, "ale o'he pu
hotz. nnd all rci4uus rlniut,np uudot hun
rlaelia holua. II Elha aud thail- tlhs, j., have
.,an,d hctol the sa'd ,etd- 81 h9s accepted
tie u th,,ch, crctt,d hul the undersigned h, 'uc nl
hedeeds alnesalhav milpov aoth't Ia ellonlcn
Wy he tnvt property cedb, th ald de,isho hc wilt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

G3 aud perehes II lies the side al Ped
lar aud Ca both .ides o lor.y creek and ON both
sides {" the Inchburg aud Bnisl Spr,nqs Iunlc road
distant from lynchbaf% sAiten aud halt miles II la
been surveyed, aud Laid oil and will be sold, in LOIS a.
follows:
ftrNt The Tavern ilause Lot, and acres lying en-.
tir,y the side al iosle, creek r th,fe j.
aCOMMODOlS ANlb " ELL. III III TANERN, with
the u,uIl outhouscs.
Sccoad The Nstcr Power Lot, aud - acres, including
the present dam and mill-race.
1hTd.- Lot No. lie Lower Water Lot containing
half acre rcstn. leiai tlyci aud in front u the
House lot
FoUH-l.ot \o. ., the Middle Water Lot containing
three iouths Of are, which the Po't Office
stands.
F1th. Lot W. ;, OF The Lumber House Lot, containing
three iourtI- oi an acre, abnte the Ia-acc.
Sirthl. .oi No i, the Fnst llll Lot, containing
and hyccs'h acre, abose and fronting the Turnpike
road.
Sercnh Lot NJ l. or The Ipper lIll Lat, containing
and hryi,c pefcbe, above and fronting The
Turnpike road.
Eightt.I.o No Is, or 'hs Mill Lot, containing three
oghth OF andcIe in the fork ol tho furnp,. and county
roads. in. luling the Dld Mill House
AISU-anothci tract o LAND situated il the county o
Amherst and described in the said deed contamin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
CarnetS. RngS. &c.

~NRH TTN0'7I NFRfFlTEI NCV'
'Ihlt Sue'Ih"s oIr receiving ai fhe s4a nearly opp"
.la lI'nme'T Bonnet store atee -toslS o--
ply Ingram and Stan talp,tlngs,
tl,or lol- and Rug,
lahlr Oil tIolhs and te,ets,
t1unisK aud Dl Muslin lof tu,l,,ns,
ftnu aud Table Covers,
PM aIr Common l}td Blaulrts.
Thy have, ul.p, ourct ~ Tia. Iaic- lot Il ,ct, fac
W hit" aud CD Emhro Shauls,
Long Sh1Wl-,
Bla'k ~iit and Wood shawl.
French worked tolllr-, tui- aud Sltrv,4,
Hib'n-, Flowers and "th,t siey GOOD.
ALSO,
hcauinl .'"k o! DRESS GOODS comprising Every k,nd
/" ht nlul II, ouImattt
pnra.sa,tiucn otncnlcmcn's is,rr, gcpcrll and
" III br >pld cheap. PAh NJ. \ BELL.
- Ii =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
EIrO EEisl!sfrCH .fcrcS,

TirO Hisl.HfCH .frrCS,
xs11HN les called the "Churrhn tract pnr
HsaTs9 chased b, the sad Richard : Ellis OF John
kysyxsSS Burks, ad dining the lands oiSamuol Bulk
u aud others. Ihis tract contains by actual sur
~sGss.- vcy l97 adein the 'Bowcn" tract ON
he side oi ElliSs memain the land IS
what rolling and but capable o high Improvement
about half o il best gna growth Of timber; II l.
distant q miles from Pedar Mills and : miles from the
Jane
Also auothe, tract oi MD mthe county o Amherst
e.trhtd the .aId deed containing atIcs. lNinr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

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Sar'h opunn Il
i
I hatleN / F"lietsoo
'tnrge ! Pollard
john fhIllipS
u ~ itfrF
Mt~ j. n''a ii's','''
MISS i.lhia \ l a''''ts ~
Nt''i' \ fhel'''an
N
Got \ k'.t
JniN \ IN hrSho d'
MIS- fl'Hamlh IL lieh'f
sarah ! ktNn'ilds
MISS wary \ hoa'''',
Nhf"atet hl'l'alds
Ngn'sN IL ldef
h'"hen T. Nhfh
n'nu,s sullivan
We" W Hne'' >
!"l'n N''''v
,,''n Nm''',
VI \ saunders y Nol'
Joseph S"ples
T. ' spence
.oS'pn j. Nn,l''
M'S Nancy J. ''l'''''
tf'"''N y Staples
- icy > o''
El'Hah''i' IL ''n i''h
MISS MARIAN nn'''',aNe'
'ane'S > a''dl y
Mhf'ha ' H''"'''ahef
W 'Il'am '"un 'e'lls
rHttick u INIer
N'''',,n II -, ,'fy
john u ! hol'PNo''
Fhl'p h"n'as
Sar' II II ma
Mis- \ I lanl.'
Minerva ,lef
Miss Mary ! ho mas
" Mary '",np@'''s
Nancy } l''lh'oh
-"
James - W hl lock
w IN W ught
John " l!i'Ih9 lon
RIce W W altef
john j W flghi :
AVN > W oIshan
W VILLAIN \ v aug II
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Nu''.n W yh'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10
L.lTE ST n Il II ". Ill
AND HIGHLY
uupO,,TANT INFORM ALTON.

yI,IE subscribers have the pleasure o announcing To the
citizens al I.ynehbutg aud surrounding couny, that
they are opening the cheapest and most extensive as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-10

John Ot annor
Michael Oalirlen
,lno VI Perkins ;
John paukry
w G. Peek
john W padget
rhoS Paeitt
Charles u p5lnore
T. \ Page
WIN p,ttv
Dr. Daud Patterson
James ) Penn
Samuel J Rua
Henry Rice
Jno 7. Ro,al
James Rafferty,
John RhuHies
l,uman Roger.
Robert Ross
John Roche
Cornelius Sullivan
Benilmln Silmnns
Gcofge = Stevens
jeremiah Sullivan ,
Edward \ Spencer
Dr. Simpson
Jessy Sllmans
Thomas Snit
Thomas Sanders
lno u Stewart
Henry Smith
Jno IL Stone >
Arnstead Sanders eol'd)
Jno \ Sunglelm
|. |, Smith
Jtmlma Shaver
arollue Ill 5imrs
\ Thomas X Son
Michael l'ln>ley
Nathan y 1hurmln
u \ rlhhs
Jos' ph Ia, lor
w : lIsdale
Patrick rw 1mey
Geo w rurpln
fnt
A"u''" '''''''i'9'''' VI
James ,,o.a'' ~ ..,a,
James Z li'man
john Taylor
49,,
!"''h w :, II ana
''''P" ID i" ''''
James " l,s"''
r'o'''uIl W "'reh '''' Il ;
behJ W aus
,eM,r !, " ,,,, W aus
u u W l'No''
roger W a hlSoi'
James " u 'ill's' III
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COR D.IGE.

(DKD.IEE.
WYE are receiving, consignment, a large lot "i
w Bed Cords, Cotton and Hemp Plough Line, Twinc,
Having made arrangement with one OF the best fac
tories in the State, will be constantly supplied with Cor
dag,, and " Ill sell III lots at factory prices.
JOHNSON. YOUNGER SMITH
Aplh .5~-ts
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iua suNcN aud cacnlatod b, lalc ond dopaliuIc 1Ol
acres and 3lsquatr pcehr- II h. about puntr oi Il
mlr from the James ht,.l. m,lc above the town al
hohol, aud mmrlai., nule th south side o the Iuhhe
- Row moun an Mafe than anc halt 81 the tact IN
fine original pIoWt ho soil capable o the hph,> in
prov cmont, II j. well natolrd aud IN good nruhhuu.
hood.
ALSO another hae ol LAND situated Ia Amhct,
county, and drscrih,d III the sad d,rl as containing
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te62essh and - hall acres, loss, purchased Ia,
<i'riaFE& the sud Rcimld = Eli, o john BuIk-, aud
TsysXk3 l,ing onthc South waters ol rcdIar ti,rr
Also another tfaet ui LAND situated IN
--As-s~>- the ro1dN al Amherst and d'stiihrd ~ hr
aid deed as aiming one III NllHIsD NND FORTY
oNEAND THREE Qt ARiER AC RES. more les,
hasod by the SAID Richard y. Elli- o Samuel Bul-
(.on o tharc adjoining TN lands ii the estate o Jolu
) Ellis and others.
AISOano,lef tract al LAND situated IN the count, o
Amherst aud dc.cih,d ntt said derd Is containing FIFTY
ACRES, more On cs,, purchased by the said hicha'd IL
s oi haiIc- Bmlts's heirs.
ASoanoihor taci =" y NJ situated IN the count, o
amherst and Described IN the sa,d decd containing NINE
1A EIGHT ACRES, IT, purchased by the aid
Iirhard = El> ol Joshua : Ills
The ior tracts ot and last ahoye named constitute one
commonly called the - Bo,tonn ttact. and viii be- sold
-uch II include. tn. snail manhiiin known Illis-
mountain Thus tract i situated about mile : nnl
west u pcdlat Mill, and quarter al mule from thr
i.Anchhmg and Buffalo Smings Iulupkc TOAD lre sol
strong red lay, capable o thr hieh's Improvements
about thud Of thc tact Is IN Original gInWih o the hc
quality oi timber It well Mateed, and o th. he.
neg hbuul hoods III tlo county,
AlSOauotlrr tract o LAND situated IA the county ii
Amherst and described IA the sad decd containing 81
TY ACRES, mofc or e-s, beng the "M' tract, iuelu
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IlCn BIC {

I'VE ha,c IN store 80 cases Mas Ideorc., which will he
sold low tour months credit, Tor ncgotia-
bic paper satisfactorily end"r-ed
MoSBh * UQLfDMBE
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