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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-19
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

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Richmond and It's vicinity respectfully informed
Ter numbers are sent 10 the Post Office where they can
The @''rfion Of The Prion and others ,clo 1g;h 70 see
m mta'om character supported gh and dig1 are
"st'd 70 P,Tus'0 Of ne 1jth nrti-Hs Of This number
Tue fuutSher Of the American Medical Recorder res
P''tuy informs its numerous patrons that not
ing hr various inriCues and 20 ma Ike the
s"nrrVient To the particular and interests of certain
gentlemen di,regaIdng principles OF medical
science lie happy the journal free and iudrorn-
d.nt having solely view the improvement at he he1nt,
'rl ami tue cause OF humanity To obtain this desirable
object every necessary ample arrangements are made
"'c','"onu va august u 2S-5t
FHiE subscribers will Ill their FAEb ~ liz county 81
Hanover on the south side of Newfound river. con
t"nnS 10y a late surrey 878 Of land with all the
ntcr,s, houses Tor farming together with comfortable
u"rhg h"uNe' ki'chen, dairy This land - we'll
to the cui'vniinn u wheat, being sin uructiye e
soil ih"e Is likewise this farm 10 acres of NevCnt
river lotion no" Standing ia its original ahcu rrov m
"Hh the addition ~ so or 10 second low land i'm
gnoI hear me farm c"nHins 500 100 acres of wood
lu-is remarkably well watcTed, there being as MANY as
I'VE perennial streams having their from bold and
the Pauaiion 10 NewiOund river. ANY farmer
Is deemed unnecessary those who may wish 10 purci,
VIII np doubt visit the plantation, which the
mos nnNpusy solicit One OF the subscribers i ~ prs
sent residing ON the arm who will =; all times accompany
purchasers 60 view il. A. q DOSWEtT'
AuEu,t -. &"-b +. BOSWELL.
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NOW LANDING.
FOR SALE.

II Ut t"'It'ItW'y s5IUIt . 7 tHUtHIIIIU,
LARG and excellent stock ofthe OF that
"a institution executed in the best manner consisting
boots, shoes OF all descriptions and sEes carriage gg,
stage aud Jersey wagon harnes wagon and gear
wagons, carts, draws, wheat fans well buckets ropes
nes's Of wooden ware, habu>hel measures wagon
et farming utensils of all descriptions, burr mill
machine ropes. bed cords leading lines, brushes of
kinds, wrought nails and spikes OF different sizes wool
hats, tin &c. all Of which will I've sold farmers
country merchants and Others for cash. accommont-
ing credit for 6oHs with approved security negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed.
THOMAS NELSON. T. A. r.
Persons for whom carpeing has been the Pen
Tertiary, will please call and take away
August :. +. N. PAP
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NOIIIE

IS hereby given ret surviving executor Beria-
D. min Harrison, deed, shall make application the pre-
>deut and directors ~ Farmers Bank Virginia.
the renewal OF the following certificates of stock, which
nave been lost msaid, standing the books uf tn.
bank IN the name Oi Richard w Byrd the then acting
ecutOr. viz
No 1915 original certificate for 20 shares dated
2h 1915 and 40 1870 ditto for shares dated
August 26th, 1915. WM. IiANALL,
August 4. 25-uGw Survyinu aNe.,tnr
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CLOTHS & CASSIMERES

TuSr imported In the Ship Georgiana, at City Point
- from LverpOo-The subscriber Is just receiving by
me ABOVE vessel few packages OF hst rate blue black
ard fashionable fancy cuinred CLOTHS CASSIMERE S
direct from the manufactures of Thomas Sheppard,
anstin, Brothers Il Co. These goods laid i'm the
loves terms, and manufactured his
consequently, make them up very moderate terms
and recommend them his Others wanting
such goods, from whom he respectfully solicts u cali
THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tai'or.
IA handsome assortment of REApY-MAUE CLOTH
ING, and every other article in his ne constantly
July II.
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NlAkSHAI1S SAI.t.

v pursuance ofu decree the
u ry for the Richmond district. pronounced ON the 6th
day of June 1898 in the OF Dandridge Mnge I
shall Monday the 22d day September next IL fair and
ii not, the fair day. The front Nblo Tavern
in the town OF Petersburg, offer for highest bid
der al public auction for cash. OF land lying the
county Of Prince George, containing about
ing the of land purchased Dr itiridcc
dec. OF John Muge, living James Brandon
Neck believed to be equal fertility sod 10 anv tract ON
thc }. GUERRANr, Nj. =. q. &. r. d.
g. ql-tis
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VIZ subscriber Offers for sale at her factory Nm i7it
boxes OF candles well bleached aud warranted o he OF
good qualify, which will be- sold low Tor cash.
MARGARET MAUtE.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.


TUE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual on
u the first Monday of November ncNt
PHILLIP 5. PHYSICK, NJ. d. on Anaicsy.
JOHN REDMAN COKE, NJ r. Maier,d Ncdica.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ ID. On Theory AMI Practice
Of Medicine.
THOMAS C.JAMES, VI. ID. Midwifery.
ROBERT HARE, NJ u. On Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ .. ON Surgery.
VILLAIN r. hORSEIi, VI. u. Adjunct Prof. Of Anatomy
aud Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
July 25 23-tiN
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- TaluaJIe Real Esiaie for she.

nun F"lNnOte Redi EStGie for SGte.
~ tract Of land which tine Subscriber resides in
mil. ~ county OF Bedford, ues from New London,
chou, @ r academy, aud ~ FROM Lyuchbufg, containing
bssn,' fres, between 800 aud 4oJ cleared the
excen. ii, lu'-the whole of ii first tobacco baud,
l,ni ~ 2" 0 acres, aud that excellent grain land Thi.
fnay nyaFit itmirred, lies remarkably well, and Is
ana I,d. The iruovcmemsare extremely valuable
aug agreeable ''
cr,,r, "a tract Of land l,iug on sluuton river in che
fn'ie 'pheil, called tie fpvng Green, within 70
fso h'ug, Containing 1000 acres, of which ahout
iotf cleared, large portion IT which Is Gret
The IN 'dniraiv udaptpd tfe culture 81 tobacco.
Tho t,'n rs w hpe Orisr. well walesci aud healthy
Of f,t i me land DO in wnIis aud due proportion
pt'1"cto land Of the fri quslity
Tvv rrsat act of land ihf county 0f Cam she'll
47f 'Doui three miles from Lynctburg, cnniuiu.
IN Gpo 'cfv small portion clcared. which is rr mud
the Gr @ ihe remainder is MOSTLY rich tobacco laud tt
tract r. quality aud u heavily timlpred the wofd Iris
several 'Ice OF considerable proht-wel waiered aad
- Ncctlrnt mill seats.
~ fe several other fr,cts eositv v.ir,tJe ton ,o,,s
the main I'VE iot' in the town Of Lynchburg, trec
The ~, 'He,t and twu On the bin.
proye,,. ,.incr invites capitalists view this va'u8hr
terms - 'h ne uiI' rs fr sale the
regur,t !N proportion of purchase viii lf
viii Ia. ini' and credit Of one and
plir 80 pf The balance For further parir-re.
or o go ny 'e made 90 fir suhscr'her Ncw London
place NY absence 10 NC Jesse lryine. near t1t Some
Inlv !, WILLIAM fEVISE.
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VOL. AN.---NO. so.

| 10 tins town for the express purpose of pro-
! curing a legislative caucus nomination of :,
candidate for the Presidency but the make.
tceightS here, who met with many other sore
rebutts, were unable to move a step.
F'om these and other considerations. the
assertion is fully warranted, that the old re-
puhhcans of New England will, 10 the next
election for the Presidency, tread in the old
pain, and IN that alone. After candidate
shall be nominated in the good old way byf
MAJOR part OF the republican members ~
congress, coming from every section of the
Union, and expressing the voice of every State
They wl! abide by aud support thar nomina.
ton. They will listen To- 10 abuse of one
conspicuous republican citizen in Georgia or
Carolina, Tennessee or Kentucky, to promote
Tue election ot another conspicuous republican
cliizen OF massac nsetts-thry dp not consi-
der that the merits of one man DEPEND on the
dement's of others; and they are determined,
whoever may be elected, that the result shall
not break IN aud des'roy that harmony which
is The strength and support OF the great re
publican cause throughout the Onion
": Harp. Pot.
HARPER's FEaRr, August G.-We learn
that number of hands have been employed
by some of our citizens, (Mr. Thomas the
Keeper Of the nntul, Mr.. j. Is. Wager, and :;
'~ ~ A''' Wv lhl iNSt w approving tue
road between this place and Frrdrrcktown,
Md, twill bcrecoectrd that this IS voluntary
act on the pant uf those undertaking it, eman-
at'ng from the shameful inactivity and ncgli-
gence of thOs" whose duty il is TO repair The
road. The road masters on the Maryland
side having completely failed to do their duty.
1t - hoprd that men of more industry and l.
deity will be appointed. The public spirit OF
our cl'Zens' IN his case al least, should put to
the blush those who have been remiss in per
forming what law and justice required Of
| them.
| 1t being THEN intention to examine and inn
prove the road throughout to Fred"ricktown,
II gives as pleasure To state, for the benefit of
strangers and others, that there need in futura
he no approximations as to the road, as il will
be- rendered perfectly safe and pleasant So
hat convenience, safety, and an opportunity
OF indnIg'ns laudabe curiosity, viii combine
to make our village place ut sojOuru for those
who delight in novelty, and are admirers O T
natures Srandest works.
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CASn rOR WllE4,r-
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WE VIII give thc highest cash price lr wheaf Crol
W delivered on the river will te on. fcrrrd
Iuu %. LII nnEIna \ MAnnIlnN-
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Attempts have been made, while the Legs.
"tures Of several orthe New England States
have been in session, TO procure pledge
from the members to support Mr.. Adams at
all events. In these attempts, the excrtiops
Of some Of the frderasts--at ali times the
enemies Of caucussiug have been quite con
spicuous and il il but too obyiors. that the
great object Of those fcdcraHsts was not so
much wish 10 promote the election Of Ir.
ADAMS whom many uliras cordially hate. ~,
10 divide the republicans, and give TO the fe
deral party consequence, and place u as e
mike iceighi ~ The scale Of the election. n
is somewhat remarkable tha, in none ofthe
New Ergtond States did tley succeed in nro
curing s5 pledge IN Vermont Maine. Mas.
7achusclts, CONNECTICUT and Rhude Island.
the project has f'il,d. During thr iat, scs-
sion Of ihe Legislature of New hampshire. 70
delegation from Boston, cousistjug oil two
hopeful srrigs ofthr ult'g-lc3cral panty. came
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TRENT, WlLL ne gven 10 app1epeeoo- aod
~ ~ V ~ delivering 10 the Subscriber, OF sc-
I'oUdfs curing IN any iaii so that 1rt hiru again,
ReicGyA a Nrgro mno cuAnLES, who j. ver.
"tch fellow. good WtLg1r"t, lud MAY
befre $500 attempt To rass for fr'r men, as he once
relio zone CHARLES g. s1gafc built well 30. h!'.
- al, "a ',tt Of inches h.gn !, bpv-ier~fi eH",'
ar,i t'r, OIL lie carried N severai suits OF ciofa,
fsfte-sViie '3 ''"' ~. ,3ll 1hi.i,,'., .''
"'ine county, August zg-wtf
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set The prisoner at liberty before he had reach
ed the prison. We further learn that Mr..
Short, b. the advice of his counsel, contem-
plates suyrcudering himself Ia prison, and that
the cas9W Ill be- beard before the chief Justice
We shall keep the public advised of all the
facts connected with this interesting matter.
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NTlRGINlA;-Ata Superior Court of Cbancerv holden
NJ The Capitol in the City Of Richmoud the Sd day of
March, 1925
Joseph cahe and William 1. Lewis, executors Of Jos
Cairl',dech, Plaintiffs
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WARD's orFiCr,
July 81, is23.
9Th days 1rawingot The
GRAND state Aiottery.

1920 prize Of $1,000
1858 a prize Of 100
277s 4l6s
o365 1872 prizes OF 30
1881 20oso)
Aud lp2 prizes of SD each
The 9Th days drawing, of the UNI
NERSITY LOTTERY, will take place
ON Wednesday, and the sixth days draw
ing of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY
ou Thursday next. II will be observed
that no prize over $1,000 has been drawn
from the wheels oil either of these lot.
tcrlcs, although the drawings ere one
fourth over. In the Grand State, there is
prize ol 1000 DOLLARS,
of 10000 DOLLARS,
of 10000 DOLLARS,
9 uf 5000 DOLLARS,
Yet Ia he delwn Both of the liyes and
one OF the ten thousands. ARE now floating
along with sixteen OF $1,000, some of which
Mill probably be out the next drawing.
Tickets yet remain at $40
Halves, 80
QUARTERS, 3 -
Eighths, s54
CO Orders fer tickets aud shares Jeff AT
WARDS OFFICE, will he speedily far.
niNhed al theBaltimote prices, FREE OF
pDSrAGE-Thckets ia tie University 4
Monument Lotteries remain nj SI2 each
August g.
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C @ III Il IS
LOTTERY and Exchange Once, III, Mnrke
BALTIMORE

LOTTERY and Exchange ONCE, ia, Markets.
BALTIMORE
Where ile grrat capital prizes in BOf III
TIE LAST LOTTERIES. were sold aud
WiiEhl MORE CAPT. Al Prizes uANF
BEEN SOLD THAN Ar Any OTHER Of
TICE IN AMERICA
Orders from any pat OF The United SUITES
by mail (post PAID or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any ol lie Bad
timore Lotteries, Wih meet the same prompt
and ppactual attention, US il on personal ap.
rlieauon, a,ldtcssadto
} I. COHEN, Jr-- Hhimore.
II collEN'5 LoHtfg Gasei6 md Regis.
Ter, which Is pub shed every week, viii con
tain the official Ills of each drawing oi the
Grind State and Monument Lotgries, aud will
be forwarded gratis, 10 nll who purchase their
tickets al ColIENS OFFICE Those who
wish 10 receive the Register, )~ill mention Il
when the9 send on their or1ers.
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prHIurd .Tyju Eapyi !

Bedtord July Coutf. 1923.
Price Snider Reese Morgan and Lavna hi,
wife, formerly Layina Snder, plttls
Against
Elizabeth Nayse, Thomas snider. Banks.
dale Snider, Aahou Snider, Daniel Brown
and Jocey his wife, defls
IN CH.lNCERY
The defendants Thomas snder and Banks.
dale Snider not having entered their appear
ance aud given security according 10 the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court. and if
appearing to the satisfaction otthe court that
they are not inhabitants of This state, on the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, il is
ordered, that the said ebsent defendants do an
pear here at the next October court A answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith published in the Virginian
Tor two months successfully, aud another
posted at the trout door of the court house
on two several court days.
copy Teste
% STEP1OE.e h.. e.
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Notice.

HNHE public are hereby cautioned not TO
u trade Tor Or take ar assignment OF bond
executed by the snhserhcrtoC Gillian King fnr
$500 ON demand, dated II. the fore part oil
Jane last--aisp, -four other bonds for S2ao
each, same date, aud payable in l,2.3and 1
years. They we're executed in consideration
OF purchase OF land OF said King, who has
tenanied out part OF said purchase, aud relus-
{, TO give possession oil said land or give up
.the renis. | am determined not To pay any
Inoney until possession IS gi,en, aud da-
images ASSESSED. JOHN REYNOLDS.
August IL
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MESSRS. james Sawyers, x William
1SE Sawyers, administrators of William
Crane, take notice, that on Friday, the 10th
day OF September next, at the house of ga.
muel fannill, IN the county of Campbell, in
the state of Virginia, shall proceed to take
the deposition of VIM Smith 10 be read in
the trial of a suit in chaneery, depending in
the county court OF Pntsyivania, in Which
|, as Executor of David Pnnnll, am the com.
plalnant and you are the defendants, ut which
time and place you can attend il you please.
Your obedient servant
SAMUEL PANNIIL.
Executor of David Pannill deceased
August |. Wiw -
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lost or MislaiA.

IWo Lottery Tickets, Numbers s5lg
4 and e055. in the Maryland State Lotterv
No 2, now drawing in Baltimore, and three
'oall tickets, Numbers 921l, y2Te and l1As6
y the Washington Monument Lottery. sixth
Class, ais" drawing in the same city.
All persons are cautioned against TRADING IN,
any OF The above listed tickets. as care will be
taken to stop the payment of such prizes a.
rfy be drawn 10 their Nos.
Aug 1. ~ !,
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Notice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a
W dans's boat Al the Buson, Richmond,
some f'ae "a april iaa, ore Reg GUNPOH-
DER, Which trds brought to THIS place under
my care, and for rhtch TcCpnoi fad me opper
rms IS therefore 10 request The proper ocssr to
call on BeYnmin a. PhHiiga, Lgnchbl~g.
'eho nil detirer said popder bg their pavina
charges &c. NATHANIEL G0OLSBY.
Jiy3 4slt
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DUNAWAY from the subscriber tlvinl
y near Wills's Mountain, in the county OF
Buekinghnm) on the night OF the 10th instant
bright mulatio man, named BILLN--lIe is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow of speech, straight
black hair, little inclined TO curl--cap read
write, and very probably may have forged
pass--is about tlliIty-six or seven Years old
aud took off with him IA variety of clothing.
aud his books suspect he left the neighbour
mood III company with a white man. aud that
he Will attempt TO escape To Ohio or the north.
II taken in any of the counties below the
mountains and secured in Jail 81 that get him
again, II reward of twenty dollars will be ci-
ven but II taken beyond the mountains, or in
anE OF the border counties of the state or in
attempting TO escape ont of the state, on
board II vessel, aud shall be secured in like
manner, reward OF forty dollars will he gi
ven All masters of vessels and Others ar.
iorwhrned from harhoring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosec,
ton RoIiINr u
May 30 w3ws AZ
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100000 DOLLS.

saeoon ioooo 10000 1000, 6,oo, ID Of
: 900 az. sill nnaraWn Adventures hnl-
ding snail prize should haye tbem renewed
itholi delay, aud those who have mol yet
completed ther Investments should do 50
= bout loss OF time, particularly ~ by the
arrangement OF his popular pnd magnificent
l9tters. there W IL bn 30 RIsk until sitter the
fac capital pfi1es IRE drawn. 1ickcts are he
oammg scaree and will consequently advance
~ pre-. he present r.dcs afe
baoic Iiefrfs SO 80 Qaai,es } -
lfairta ! % ! EWhfis 81
n. D.. Ill ,.-........t.si -. r..
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NOTICE rs hereby gipen, that all Tie
' cells IA The Lunaiic Hospital, IN the city
ot Utthdmsbnrg, are occHpied, and that no more
patients estate or Fcmdie) aeW be rfceir,d ia
10 said Hospital, until some of The sad cells are
rdca"t-dUe notice oftrhich wW be girea.
By order Of the Court of Directors
LEO c. HENLEY, c. c. d.
August l. 52lrtS
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Eavm Mills.

II IIF subscriber haring leased he FIRM
MILLS, IN The conutg Of amherst, tates
ms method Of informing he puJlic, Hm he
wishesho purchase uhcaf 10 be dcGrered either
a he sad MiiS, Or nj his I,dnbff- hDuse, IN Hr
toaH n LyHrhbure, aherc he best cash prices
thai he Richmond murlH NH justin, 1o,H al
rays be giren Those tnho choose 10 hare Their
Hted ground on commission, ran be 0reoan,o
ddttd on The usual terms NJ milling.
HENRA s. LlSGHORNF.
u a liberal price viii be gwen for Sc
COND. MILLER
.jUiy -. 6leD
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

L'OR experimenting and securing him in
= Jail, so that get him again, il taken onl
OF the state, or twenty dollars il taken in the
state. JACK HARRlss, a free negro, raised
in the county of Bedford, State OF ifginia--l
hold his indeutures, dated the 2sth October
l793-said Jack Harrss WIS sold hy order of
Buckingham court 10 pay Jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom be
shortly runaway, was taken IN the county of
Bedford, lodged in jail, al which place he was
again sold whenll became the purchaser
Jack Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made
about 6 feet high, between 80 AMI 40 years Of
! age, processes to lay stone or bri, K. When lie
left me be wore long whskers, which can he
easily chi OF. his bat had LOST half the britr.
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloth.
clerks of courts where his Indentures may he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN 4. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. IL wis 2s
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ERyHE creditors of Mr.. NALTHAL HOL-
Il COMBE are requested 10 attend on the
9Th day oil October next, with their claims du-
y authenticated, that the amount OF his debts
may he known, by which time il can be the
betlerknown when the crop (now alikely one)
can he got TO market. The creditors shall
share it, and then the time and place shall be
agreed upon for sale Of so much OF the es-
tale as shall pay off the debts aud ii any
claim be objected 10, it may at once be refer
red, 50 As TO avoid any thing like law suit.
JUDITH uoLCoMBE, .ldmr'1.
July %.
understand thai | am one Of The executors
named in the will of Mr.. Hulcumhe, but ms |
cannot aei ON account of the distance and my
public duties, will nevertheless advise Mrs.
iIolcomhe, my niece, in doing speedily what
ever law and justice require of her, for the
creditors of Mr. Ilolcombe e; and il they will
forbear, until their claims can all he made
known 10 her, she will, have no donbt, DO
Them prompt justice.
CREED TAYLOR.
July % Wlwt lo2
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Stone Masons and Carpenters.
MY. isaiah .Al,ev.

AhE NOTlCE-that | shall ons the
- ON day of September, 1923, atthe tprern
I"use OF Mr.. - Shields, in the town of
a nfeXW,;ng.on' county of Rockbriage. and state
" nv Virginia take the depositions ofstenhen
,'a e s. ana others, to he read as evidence on
r rnv ',lal OF suit now depending in thc sun
M ni",.; oourt OF Chancery, for the Lynehbnrs
I,S,,c,' IN the state of Virginia, herein am
p dna and you and certain William enrd,
ano,'a, ,uS"s. WILLIAM ISRELL.
WV So
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The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in the house formerly occupied by
Amnon Hancock & Co. He will also kcep0n
hand n rood assortment oil Paints Oil, aud
Painters materials, all Of which articles lie Is
determined 10 sell low for eah.
AMAlOH HANCOCK.
August II. 4w lu6
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fhc drawing will be continued on Thur ny
.aiier HfTt, the lith Inst. oae-lour,h Of this
talendid lottery is over and The great capital
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Notice

znIIE copartnersbip of Ammon Hancock
- x Co is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted TO them ara
requested To make inns ediale ayment To Am
mon Hancock, allthose having against
them are requested 10 present their respective
claims o him properly adjusted for settlement.
DANIEL BROWN,
AMMON HANCOCK.
July 81.