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O mn worth of nstss secured by deeds OF trust
DoUVU real this CRY will be purchased by the cub
scriber ohcrs. made will
contracted for Applications must be In commani
cations mail will be attended
N. R~Pau Of ONCE Louisiana opposite
the Bank Of w sshingon.
T. JEFFERSON SMITH,
Feb seodu <o2 Fifteenth Chubb Brothers, Bank
c,TORE To RENT.-oae al prominent
Georgetown, No. l3< Bridge street, between
Mr. w. Y, seymour's
employed for the Last FIVE dry
~ 90 and be had date.
Apply Bdse doors Of once l3s
Georecsows.
Feb s-eod3t SAMUEL CLACK.
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Deteqates from ne Wsstsrn oSn0rsssioual Distyirf

w s. Oldham, i'll; H. p. Bee, 81; Jacob wselder 81 ;
Guy ~ Bryan e4 j. W. Scott, 81 r. N. wanl, Sd; G.
w Hill, 50 J. w. Dancy, 363 L. w Latham 80.
On motion, Messrs. Oldham Bee Waelder and BRYAN
were declared elected BY acclamation
J. w Scott, O. w Hin, J. w Dsncy, aud " W. Latham
declared to be the alternate delegates for the
district
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Frank W. Bowden, Of Iusk, and Wm r. ScuTy, Of Vic
toria, were elected by reclamation.
EaSern Disirles--A. j. Hood, Of Cherokee
Western !" A. j. Hamilton of Travis
Both declared elected by reclamation
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have been e.labAed ana The following gentlemen appointed

have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
postnasteFs;
Fort Lancaster, BsxAr county, TeIAaj D. G. Tester
postmaster.
KEOtts Island, eurrituek county North Carolina; wm
Smith, postmaster
silver Greek, Wright county, MiunOsota; AbrAm @. De
scent postmaster.
Salem olnstead county MlnnssOtsj Cyrus Holt, post
master.
Plat, Union county, Iowa. 4. Al. Riggs postmaster.
Vernon Springs, Howard county, Iowa; r. NJ. Gilehrst
pcstm aster
Frenchville, Mercer county, Virginia. David Bolton post
master.
Discontinued following named post Offices have been
Discontinued ),
Brownsville, Butler county, Pennsylvania.
Locust Level, Halifax county, Virginia.
lie Claire Centre, Scott county, Iowa.
Change of Nams, The OF the following post Offices
have been changed;
Buffalo Grove, ogle county, Illinois. to Polo.
Palatine, Cook county, Illinois, to Wiekliffee.
Mantua, Guernsey county, Ohio, to Creighton.
Gulleys Store johnson county, North Carolina TO Clay
ton William ID. Jaynor, postmaster, in place of James II.
Bayard, resigned
Change V Safe and Hame.Tbe site and of the post
oce at Mount Zion, Darlington county South Carolina
has been changed from Mount Eon Lydia and II. j. Lee
has been appointed postmaster in place Of William Huggns
resigned.
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Amecan Ssamen Registered IA the Unitea States during The
Tact SsieeH feur'-HaHy from October !, 1889, October
L. lSbb
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FORTUNATE RAILROAD oFFIcER.---Mr Cottle OF SYRIA
euse New York is the Oldest railroad conductor in the
United States aud what most remarkable fatal acct
dent has ever occurred any train under his charge
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Your petitioner would further state that in the year
be foregoing claim presented his behalf 70 the
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MANE--Gov. Wells, of Maine has commenced issuing
pardons to all persons Jail who have been convicted
of offences under the prohibtory law.
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NEW York, Feb. 7.--No tidings yet of the steamer
now in her sixteenth day from Liverpool.
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Cosby rEARs-A quantity of the Winter virgalieu,
Columbian Virgaleu pears have recently been sold in
New York for $50 and $50 the BARREL at the rate of
l22 cents each for the best single specimens
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= 7 NI1oVN0i NIIHIfHlHH-
7. ~ WAUL,
ASHBEL SMITH,
WILLIAM s. TAYLOR
WA. n SCURRY,
CLEMENT r. JOHNS.
NATHANIEL TERRY.
JOHN T. MILLS,
GEORGE W. PAsCHAI.
II. r. RUNNELS,
HAMILTON z. BEE.
JAS. NJ, BURROUGHS.
NJ, NJ. POTTER.
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The alarm Of yesterday morning occasioned by the
destruction Of the at the navyyard The loss
estimated ut $4,000.
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COMPLIMENT TO AN ANEmcAs.-Mr Edward Warren late
proprietor and editor Of the Austrian Gazette formerly the
Austrian Lloyd has been named by that government d.
rector Of the Credit Hobir in Vienna with yearly
salary of $4,000. Mr. Warren is American and for
the last twenty years has been engaged in commercial pur-
suits in different parts Of Europe bis principal interests
being in Trieste, .r...... S.. ..a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLA-s RAINS w..,s r,;G;s;,%,., n,,;,s: ;:s:s

~UAss a. RAsNE wsaiA respectfully state
IN thai their stock SPRING and SUMMER OlOTHlNa
NIsiiNG GOODS, Sc, is complete Great pains have
have Goods made In the very best manner
indeed and compare favoraby with the best made
Work The Linen Goods were we'i snruns ocIo,e
making up Tho beauty stye and elegance OF hnah rcy
clualrd IN the fashionable houses In broadway
New York. Our stock consists In part OF French ciotn
Dress Frock Coats beautiful Cashmere Suits Pants At All
prices Marsees aud Linen Duek Suits Vests In great vnre
w. Neck Ties Shirts Collars Drawers Gloves. umbrelss
Canrs and general assortment OF YOUTHS AND tH',
nRENs CLOTHING, We also continue TO keep large and
superior stock Of Csth Cassmcrca Vosnga whieh VIII
be made order In the beat style and shortest NOTICE.
The public rely good Goods and fair dealing
Our terms cash Those who do pay won't have to pay
for those " hn do not pay. GLASS & RAiNE,
ma e9ts-liep copy j pNos, AeL
CPRuNG STYLES READy-MADE CuO-
- THING AT THE LYNCHHG CLOTHING bAlAAh
We are now receiving direct from manufaeiory
complete supply of FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CLOTHING Every variety Of garment of The most fashion
able substantial fabrics made up In the beat manner nna
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Is also complete, aud
comprises all tho varied articles pertaining to that branch OF
FnrSCu YOKE suinrs-This article with i'm
think In ncety OF IT. and equals IN
tho best heretofore ofwed Threo Fly Goas
Hyron Bishop and String Standing Corded and Plain Collars
Ganxe Islc. silk and Cotton Under Shirta ana Draw
cs Jeans and Linen Kid Gloves SILK, lAc and
Linen dol Military Cloves Black White aud Fancy Six
Socks eno foet, Lsle Thread German English and Amer
Cotton do, Black Italian Crayats Fancy hnk dol Lawn
Plain Fancy and Embroidered Scarfa Camhrr Lawn anu
Sik Pocket handkerchief ready henme Dressing aowns
Umbrellas, Gingham and SILK Sun UmbfelaS
BoYs CLofniNa In great variety .
VIRGINIA MADE SERVANTS CLOTHING large Htock fe'
Clothing which we invite he nj
tcnton planters and others having servants
TO elothc BURROUGHS, sHAFER a. co.
Main street, N. II. side, above lrdgc street,
f,ru acopv
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NEW CONCEWN:-'Thc sndcr-igncd have 60

NTEW CONCEWN.-Thc Wmdc re- gncd have sa-
~ ken the brick doors below the Norvcll
they intend keeping Mt all times well selected
oek uf FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles usual
n well regulated Family Grocery. They have now
hand no N. o. Sugar Rio Coffee, JAVA Coiee,a primo
nraona Dried Apples, Irish Potatoes Butter Lard
Soap Adamsntlne and Taow Candies We also have bean
ml lot al Prints Gnghanla, Domestic, Buttons, Combs,
Thread Sc. and many other articles not mentioned
We shall bc receiving few days Moasacs Coffee Sugar
I.nnuy Coffee, and other articles useful In families
hope by strict attention TO business and nm earnest Of
fort please share portion Of tho public patronage
G. ID. FLYNN a. CO.
N &c. l.. sMITHsoN will be pleased TO see his old
friend. at Tho aboy o cstablishment ma 81 diHt,)
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~ Country papers adversng for us copy


NyEW GROCERY, COMMsAsaON FOR
~ wARDINo HousE-rh. Subscribers have leased Tor
term OF wears from Mr. G, H. Lynch his now Fire Proof
building lately In this city directly opposite tho depot
" a. T. r. IT,, and Immediately between the ithiroad ana
Canal, purpose OF carrying general GROCERY
CoMMissIoN AND FORWARDING BUSINESS undor tho style
and firm of BLACK a. PETTyJOnN. We oncr to our
friends and tho public generally, a and well seect@.
stock of Liquors &C. IN exchange for cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing, :,
good supply Limo Plaster and Cement kept hand.
which win be sold low ms at other house In the cry
Au goods consigned 10 viii he wnrded win u.s.
patch ,ar attention paid to the order OF then
for the sale OF Wheat Flour,
Tobacco Corn Oats, &C. &c Charges reasonable and no
as spared to render Account Of sales rendered
ns anon ns made A. j. BLACK
anp d.ts A pETTYJOlN.
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@UANO. ssUANO, sUANO.--Farnscrs nud
IN others of Gusao hereby Informed that shall
keen hand good supply of Peruvian aud MeS
can .unno; also Phosphate of Lmeall OF which viii sell
for very small profit have hand lot ~ Mexican
Ciuano and cargo of Peruvian the way, which now
daily expected VIM n Miilnt
Ats ul3asin.
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rIIsT uECEIVED AND FOR sAhEr
ID 10 hhla N. q. and r h Sugar 'tzss
% bblH Cono Sugar ,,. =. ia. -
10 bbls orizcd and Crushed Sng"
Q hoxe Loaf Iugar
90 bbls N o. and +. Il, Molaaacs
o5 bags Rio aud Laguyra C'hco
10 do No Old Java =#
so sides No. / Sole Leather
q balea Cotton Oynaburgs .l.tf# #as.I5 xttF=#
40 balcs %" Domestics
20 box Adamantine and Tailow cana'"s
10 boxes Soap
80 keGa Old Dominion Nails
100 saeka Salt Marshall
Is bills Tanners Oh
80 pair I,rogana
80 bills Rye Whiskey
% bbis EstraRye
Mountain Rye - .,.aa..
Together with general assortment Of Staple Dry uoods
Liquors Winos, &c- all Of which am dstefhhheo W ''
"" ~ ' " " JNo LuNSFoRD,
B 1--WE doors above Aerec MrCanahnn's old s,ana,
ma Ats and next Murrell n Stratton MAJ" ."
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TO THE AFFLICTEDn-

U
DR. sesn Amas curing
Farmers or any may afflicted remedy in use for
ueh diseases He will give his own remedies f m sush
remedies with correct DIAGNOSIS an
will yield treatment for the small sum OF S OpTo%
purchasing DR. coptOns remedies w W aa mot
be permitted give them to others Remanees o, so
frequently been made for ounce box OF the ointment
CERTIFICATES
He could give you of certificates but offers only
the following' ,ro. oo.oher Al 1859
DEAR SIR.-I your card in the Lynchburg Vrsin'an IN
vnchburg prepared with remedy for the of Cancers
about the 18th Of September ana @
of YOUR Cancer Ointment and applied 10 saio uhoI
days following your direcons and in twenty was
enoe and up to this time presents symptoms of reap
consider you therefore, dcserved entitled the fee paid
yon we'll my testimony to the LOVING
To Dr. Jas A. Clopton, Dalton, Geo
DR. Clopros-n will no doubt be gratifying to YOU when
tell you that neghbor OF Hobbs OF NJ Hhh To tender
moi long since by Especial request OF Mr hoop W .
YOU to hm saving that the rendered him was
bic hopes of being hSry
Richmond, Va, January a. 1900
WILSON'S DEPOT southside R. R., Va
DR. CLoProSDear Sir am happy 70 roxed auabIe
according your directions and soon N an SoK Snma a
and my removed and am nov now set No M with grea
success in your practice o,ns.,s,uv
Yours very re'pe''''' THOMAS HOBBS
4 Nottowav county, Va February p 1885.
OCTOBER IL, 1850
Dn C1oproN-Dear Sir My wfes breast about ~ II WA was
when I wrote to you last From my Description vi W '"'
you think you intabe remedy for p.ers,rp
Enclosed send you ,i cheek Oh Sio0'"
Please send me the medicine' nEO w pEDD
Yours, respectfully, "I'' W. "
DECEMBER G, 1855
DIR C1oprox-Dear Sir glad to inform you the en-
,,s lnn fell ont of wes breast She was que siek or
a. two afterwards should have written lmmediatey
f.Vy
better She is improving and am hopes VIZ I "a If
cu We had small Of the black plaster eI anu
wan 20 sn the second box before you receive TINS WI
Send it back Immediately doing nothing now out ap
plying plaster made OF bees" az anu nd van can
get as soon AS my we breast WELL and seVera oihes
who witnessed IT, The lump fell ont last Sunday which was
from time commenced us4B w" INV"
plaster asa =, o, yours very GEoRGE w REDD.
~ RCETVJYSi An % s1N HAND, ID DOis. St"d
IL ARTS Sugar. 25 bbs Stnarts uround elA'hea S"'
Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Loaf sugar
40 bbls n Q. Moasses,
40 hhds =. T. do,
F. 100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 Laguira DO.
II m pri,ne old lava do,
~ ~ hos aaamantine and sperm Candles, - ,
Large lot Of Clyer Orchard Grass and Timothy SEED Gan
+ Soon, selling cheap ,o,,Ncrp H. SMITH
f feb 2i-ts 1os s-e - - y :.
IN pERuvfAN GIrANO store and shall Keep goo"
supply during the m Those wishing purchase may re-
II ly upon finding stock ALWAYS ON mana o' TUG 'e '
al 1ns lowest market price 'o' WM A. MILLER Bason
b NEGROES wANTED.-we wish to hfo ''f '"e
ian present year ~ or '0 men ANU HUKT PRESTON
LAMUI,y FI,OUR-Famiiy Flour ." q""f'c'
n.lTt. s just received ana 10Y SA'e LEE JOHNSON.
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IpBY & SAUNDERS.

vuVur having sold their stock o. noou. ~
Mensrr Irby e. Saunders would most cheer'uny ''o'''
cnd them 10 our former friends and patrons ,perou
Dee. 81, 1865 MCDANIEL nun - 49, ~
an
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BALTIMORE.

l.
THos W ATKINSON.
BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1856,
We take the liberty calling the attention Of the Virginia
Merchants to large stock of Spring and Summer
Goods receiving We have heen encouraged by
liberal patronage with which we have been favored again
extend shall this season be prepared
arRer and varied stock than we nave ever be-
fore had the best trade sn sell
large and elegant stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS In nd.
dition usual stock oi fokEitN AMI bphES i ~
our stock has purchased with great and The
best terms aud feel confident we can make t" The inter-
class Of trade to deal with We shall
glad you call aud examine our stock when You
come to market
~ HOPKINS iIIII. & co
T. S-we have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
ryand penenary for the sale o their Goods lIe 2la,m
"OUsE AND SIGN PAsNTlNt..-g n" still
engaged the above business and a present prepared
10 undertake all kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
nothing but the best material
and employ none bot good workmeh ana "a ,hefe'n WIN
confidence n who favor with their work. that
they rely upon having well done MY charges are rea
souable and uniform.
Persons country having painting to do would find to
their interest before engaging their work
am ready them nt the shortest notice
Grateful friends and customers Tor the very per
patronage for the last five years hope to
House and Sign Painter, Lynehburg. Va
n B-A. the season near hand for Cleaning &c,
would say that shall pay particular attention this spring to
Whitening aud Coorng hardfnished Walls and Ceilings ~
StssN% REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
MD NEGRO MAN named SoUIRf, aged about 25 or
26 black and slender aoont u 70 ~ nshes mgni wns
syvana county and bought by me Of said Bowers may
now be making his way to the county Of yhe o, 70 the
of Psylyana reward ofS2o Will be paid Tor nun or or
sent .aditsets CHARLES SCOTT.
n Kanawha Republican opy weekly 4weeks ana schd
account to this Office
TIE PIOW THAT BEATS THE WORLD.
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuGHT
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. Anew CONCERN.-Thc subscrtber: novs -.
sociaed themsevcs fogeshsr under the style %
I D. a. b. H. NOwLIN for the pnrpos9or doing sms , ~
1lRoCERy AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, IN the Guy Oh
Ivnchburr and taken the corner eneinent
npjed by Teylo Tinsey Co., next door 20 the oa SUN" ILL.,
Nn,yn Appcrson where they will be pleased 70 see ass
nd friends and the public generaly They VIII Keep con
stnpty ON nd and well selected stock o
STABLE Dry Goods Liquors SC, which fney VIII se "" '
cash punctusl customers on short tme ~ ,,ovvrrN
late OF the firm Of Novln APperson
= H. H. NoWLIN.
Of the firm Of Davis, Nowlin Co.
JANUARY LIST, 1856. 'fzt fhhn Hts -
<uSUE snbseber being thankful for the liberal u
stow on the of which he has fen
please his customers would respectfully ask
The same to the of j. H. a. b. H. Nowhn, anu
'''f ' J. Il NOWLIN
guyHE suscrber beas return his thanks TO ms nu
merous friends their very liberal patronage 70 inc
which he has belonged and asks Vi
their patronage TO the new concern ,, =, >yoxvrrN
| Jan lt-cts bbF>o' ~ w y -
| IIANVDLI.E y STAGE LINE ya-p9S8A
IL NEW ARRANGEMENT-liaving pur s. SASs2SS
| chased the entire line Of Stages from Lynch
burg Vile, Porter Fagg Co., we wound most
fully elors going South as wei as hos1
stopping places the line to Try US we WIN
comfortable as good teams ana care
full can upon this road Leaving ynehonrs sun
DAYS Thursdays and arriving IN same
dny Leaving Danvie Mondays, Wednesdays anu fnosySs
| and riynR a Iynchburg same day. - .@
| rzDs STAGE OFFICE-At the Washington House -,
| feb Lets. "m' n iA'io,.'
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MISCELLANROUS,

uNlssOLUTION, = The Cs-pnrtnrsssuRR. sR. r.
sAuNpERs 4 Ii,BY having expired by mauon, ~
this day thanks 70 our oa hr.
far their have been 20 p~s
ness and ask their eontnuance the concern OF
4 SAUNDERS - ....,.
Those will please come forward sna ses
thelr old early practicable rs II very
Wv =" " ' W. SAUNDERS T. IRBY.I
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C.REEYE. HEATH A. ALLEN, COMMITS

HIREENE, HEATH a AIHEN, NVvh -
SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-(OF-
rICr ia FRONT STREET NEW YoRK)-Partieuar attention
Maid To SALES OF TOBACCO and consignmens direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited - .u
REFERENCES--A. g. A. Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen
A. Paxson. New York; Courtney & cushing Baltimore
Davenport Allen co, Edmond Davenport Co, Ludiai
a Watson James Z. Heath, late auditor and Crensnaw
70 pichmond McCorkle Jones' Mcdaniel, Hurt & Pres
ton r g. s. Ferguson Co., and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg , s .- .o,so II, Na,
Work opr resident partner that will give his personal
aon 10 the receiving transhippng and securing the low
s of freight (ree commssion) all goods consgn
ed to our San Francisco House - . nj,
Messrs Edmond, Davenport & Co.. Will act ior ns AT e"
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upACON AND LAKD.-Bac"" an" A'"r" -"
consignment and for sale by ,pr e. ,ouNsoN o..

~.,., s,nyc. .-- An endless V"fhrty OI F"FIcr
S nnine room Stoves, for wood and COAL now ihs'ore
aud for sale at the fhrhse' anu ' c. s BLISS.
1915
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The abov. rates are Ohio River slight advance
charged if sent all by Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods through onr line Consign to
w ~ BRIDGFORD e. Co, Richmond.
REFERENCES RIcHMoyD.-Stems Brummei Iinsey
Tardy g. Co Selden Miller J. H. Claiborne, j. w Wrigh,
& Co Chas L Worham g. Co, Shields Sommervlie anu
Tamonds Daveunort & Co june 25-ts.
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NITKOTYPES PIfUIUt'E r,s p "a &c taten In o
their nerfecton at Gallery of G. w. MlNNlS a. "
TANNER would inform his friends and the pubic IN
that he has returned from the North after an
sence of some during which time ne mas
known in the Photographic and now pre-
pared to those who may desire them Ni.roayp
n Glass Photographs Paper, The Dagnerreotppe as
heretofore all of which will be taken in all their orancy
and nerfecton He has large and beautiful
9 rnI n IocKFTs BREAST PINS, MEDALLIoNs FANCY ga
srs FRAMES &C expressly for the art VISIT TO 'h
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures are desired or
alery always open and free to visitors Sundays ex'
t@ ""ie'' ' n. s. TANNER,
cepted ,,,,, 3 r.nnar xnchhurp Va
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YNhc Magic Cassor.-Cal Mt MUIR STEVENS, LIST
door above Powcs Hotel Petersburg and see new and
beautiful article of Castors Idec lta
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inner nud Tea Sets.-French China Plain, GIT and
- Decorated Dinner and Tea Seslust received fresh
supply supply Also. Iron Stone Ware White Granitc or
Oroa stone Dinner Sets which anxious to close out be-
lore moving Now Is the time for bargaina
Call LIST door above Powels Iiotol Petersburg
dee Its MUIR 4 STEVENS.
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as Fixturc-.-some and desirable patterns of Ga
doc Its Muir 4 STEVENS, Petersburg.
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NYOTICE.--Nlrayed or StOFu tIo 1,,'ayr NJ md Z
~ IN diamond Hill last Sunday night, between anu
nclock large SORREL HORSE, having arg s ,ha
,r and under the right jaw small cut pretty wen ,,
him from man living Giles He may MAKE anh
,yav viii give a liberal reward for his delivery /" hg
hug or any information that can get nun - p,vNN
II d&cts
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-08-15
IN CHA NC r Y 4 CLARKS,
VILE.

Thomas III Boardman adm. Of Sally Willis
VS.
Stephen Willis, Lavicy W Ills, Susan Willis, Rid
ley Myrick VIM. Edmondson, Ambrose Edmond
son, Betsy Hunt, Anna Myrck, Grin Tucker and
wife Hes ter, Jackson Woodbridge and wife Tenn
perance, John Myrick, NJ. Creeson Sally Myrick
John Willis, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs aud
every other person claiming to be an heI Of Sally
Willis deed. Who died in Memphis Tennessee
in the fall Of 1855.
Upon TIE heating of this care at the April
Term 1856 Of the Chancery Court at Ga rksvllie
upon the original and amended bill before Hon.
d. Trierson Chancellor presiding it appeared TO the
Court that there numbers of non residents
defendants whose names and residences are un-
known, the same being sworn TO by complainant.
The Court ordered that publication be made by
the Clerk and Master of said Court for - months
in the Weekly GAINESVILLE Chronicle news paper
published in GAINESVILLE Tennessee, and in the
Nashville Christian Advocate published at Nsah
vile Tennessee. Requiring all persons, claiming
TO be heirs ana distributes of Sally Willis dec d. IL
file their answers with the Clerk and Master Of
said Court on or before the LIST day of June 1887
in accordance with the act of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Tennessee passed February Il
1856. Showing hcw, in what capacity, through
whom, and what parts Of said Estate they clam
as heirs and distributes Of the Interstate Sally Viii
lis. Or they viii be barred and the case heard
by the Court, though they had set up no claim:
to any portion Of the Said Estate.
TEOS. J. NU&EORD G. q NJ.
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