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A Stage will run, during the
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NiNGlNlA: Al superior court of chancery holden nj
The CAPITOL in the city OF Bichmond iiih day OF
February. 1928:
John Curd and David oyster exors of Thomas Hatcher
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Richmond, juno 10.

pr,p Feedia,n, 2eag NGy, 1925.
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| JOURNAL OF TIE LAW SCHOOF.
ry7nE following letter received from Judge Tn,Ior will
a shew The terms upon which the Journal of the Law
School viii be SOLD progresses and when completed
p..,, -, 80 PETER COTTON.
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" AT suPtrior court Of chancery holden az
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, the 18th day of
January, 1925 ' "
James iIord, appellant, } On motion of the appellee.
Againn by COUNSEL the court doth or
Edmund tiord, appellee der, unless the appellant
ME the cross BILL for which leave given by the order
o. tne 18TH day OF January 1890 within sixty days after he
shall have been served with copy of this order ,s, Ills
appeal he Dismissed AT the the appellant an acr
this tlv. A eosy-Teste VIM w HENJES; n y,
June 20. 1aEway
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u appears by The Belfast Chronicle that william Mac
InaFd the celebrated Irish Pedestrian las realised his
boast TIA" he would walk, rum pleased ninetysix
mes 10 twenty our bours encumbered with wheel bar
row we whole way. He performed his undertaking in
tweoy nrco hours and ten minutes, carrying one Wheel.
nhFo Tor ~ miles ard tD0 wheeibarrows for The last
l"o ,lrs. lie was excited 10 this attempt by other
consideration Than To throw II possible ce ead Rus
SCI M" te shade he surprised his rival Russell occu
pied twenty hours thirty NJ nutes in wakiug The
same nnmGer of miles uoincurbefed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

CHANCERY.--At continued and held for Lou
Of Jrue, 1928 -
Elisha Smith Joseph Carpenter and Nancy his WIFE and
Jon" s,'i'em ana be'sey bis wife, Piy5.
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"I thank you for the hsivilege OF liearisg read
Your manuscript dissertation concerning the nta.
scarcely know how To express the Satisfaction and
ueHgM have received from its perusal. The delight
OF my childhood in the Trainings will never he obe-
rated from my memory."" II 1.-THE perusal1 seemed
to lie living my lie over again" I" with pride
and delight, that you come forward with snoh Ta,ri
otisni, talents and patience of thinking and inquiry
"a the service OF your country. long your
letter in print" &c
Alter beholding this copous discharge of
we were anxious 10 this militia book which
cited the EXP, esidents admiration so much, and
which he ionged TO behold in print. However the
following extract from the book, which publish
from "a Boston paper, has furnished us with key
word 10 the puzzle lock, and has saved us The nroad
which the price Of this volume would have otherw
made on our slender finances.
invoke your aid, (says the GENERALLY as our civil
'athei address one, who has lived nearly half the
years OF his couBtr,'s existence whose mind is
rigorous as the niire oak Of our soil, and whose
l meMnrance, oi what TO us known only as bisto
real ,c's, fresh The passing OF the day.
! " When beheld him lin the Iae convention for
| revising the constitution fell appalled, in his pres
ence and wondered at the seeming feueriiy of those
who could propose alterations in the sacred insiru-
| neni rdhom has sanction But, when entered one
morning, the sage OF four Yeas had risen
address the nsonishrd asse mbly in defence of the
constitutional right OF the people TO choose the ex-
| ec"'ive council. His short speech delivered in
| a remu'uus voice. with n slow aud emphatic ma IL
ner. lie uttered the axioms, only; of political wis
uom and made commanding nod AZ The close o
| earh sentence.--The convention was motonless
he first sound of his voice fixed Those who were in
the act of crossing the hall their POSITIONS like
statues. The members near him seemed fastened 70
| Their seats while those a distance reached for
| ward on the benches, with their lips open, ant
Their hands raised their ears, listening to every
word All eyes were in:cn, Que object, and, al
every pause, the whole assembly tre,,hed, as i
we're, with one inhalation Az the termination o.
tins add ess, heard the hum of Appreciation, ant
saw the cheering smiles, the shaking OF hands, ant
Witnessed the satisfaction which every one felt il
be'ng present al this solemn saw the VOC
taken" and the whole convention under the influence
OF us enthusiasm, decide against IFS deliberate jug
men, ms as alter proceeding showed When hav,
seen all th's, must know the power of his opinions
| anu tie extent of his influence, whose aid | re-
quest" &c.-p.62.
! we should recommend to the author o This pamph
lei, 10 have these two panegvrics set To music an,
sung to the tune Of Yankee Doodle.
Bah. NJ. Chron.
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Executor OF Robert Means deceased.
~ expect the purchasers the sales in the state
ono last pay n, Chilcohe in the said
Oo me money due upon their lnd for the first install
mems, the day the said bonds respectively become pa
Richmond June 20. t7-,ds
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h'"Py-ies'e' hiCiiAhD JEFFR1ES, elk.
Having appointed the 2Sd day OF July next for CARVING
e hnoe order into effect the parties concerned are re-
qncSed to attend nj Office with their accounts and
vouchers for settlement, by ~
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Copy ofa letter from an Irish baronei TO a
friend IN LondOn, during the late reJet-
lion.
My DEAN SIR-IIaying now little
peace aud quiet, | SIT down 10 inform you
of the terrible hustle and confusion we are
in from those blood thirsty rebels most
of their, are, however, thank Gud killed
aud dispersed. We are in pretty mess
can get nothing to eat nor any wine to
drink-exefpt whiskey, and when we BIT
down to dinner we are obliged to keep
both hands ARMED. While ] write this
letter, hold sword in one hand and a
pistol in the other. | conclude from the
beginning that this would he the end of it,,
aud saw right, for il is not bali over yet (;
al present there are such goings on that
eyr,y thing is al Il stand.
| should have answered your letter n
fortnight ago, but | UnIy received it this
mnrning. Indeed, hardly a mail arrives
safe without being robbed no longer ago
than ycste; day, ;br coach, with the mails
from Dublin, was rubbte near this town
the bags had been ludiciously left behind
for fear Of accidents, aud by good luck
there was nobody IN the coach but two
thieves to take. Last Thursday an alarm
was given that II gang OF rebels were ad
yanclng biihcr under tho Frcnch standard
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Journal Of Foreign Medrcane.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. -.

rs It's title indicates, the Joulnalnow offered
to the atronage olthe public. will be conduct.
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New and aluabIe Medicine.
1880 SO ~ n
g. W 49,. $3.50 ls g, z 81
q ,Hl, new aud elegant BaIsam bids fai

"a, HE. new and elegant Balsam bids fai
4 to StandunrlValled III If, merits, Tor Con-
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to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in So short time as this compO-
siion. Scarcely a odse occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use OF il, many having
lately used it in seated Consnmptiohs with the
most surprising success, who were given up
by the most skin' physicians in the country
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with a violent Cough,
and has cen in a very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things With
ont getting relief, bought for her n bottle Ut
Dr. MeIlen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has rcgained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2h Month 29ih, 1919
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recordsr oC tie ctfg NJ HGdS0H
To the afflicted whom ills may corccrn--I
Rosanna Barton, DO certify that took VIC
lent cold in the latter part oi the year Isis
which created violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till |
procured bottle Of Doctor Melcn's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses of the snid
drops, was entirely cured of my Cough aud
pain in my side. RIOS ANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr.. Joseph barton
Hudson, 12h .noHh 18Th, 1919.
This ia 10 certify that IN June ISIS. was
seized with very DISTRESSING Cough, pain III
my .tle, great weakness of the lungs, and il
continued until July 1910. which confined me
TO the house aud part OF the time to ny bed
had tried every thing as thought bat all IN
vain. | was at Ia,t Induced to make trial III
Dir. MeIlcn's Cough Drops, which give me i'm
mediate relief, Increased my strength, and re-
stored my former sleep. can with The sreat
est confidence II commend thcm 10 all Il ar,
afflicted with those complaints. as n very vau
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Cohu,bia r'y. N.IDtc. p, 1919.
FOR SAIL by
DR.. / HUMPHREYS ,Iyrchburg.
!. March IS I'm
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and .Scipncp.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature Ut this e telprlse, may be unaer
stood from few onsIderations which the ad
veuisers will venture 20 subloin To their anialn
citation oft. The periodical works of Great
britain AM France contain mass of literary
and -ccntliic Intelligence, viii, n does not reach
the Anercan public Tor want OF suitlble
channel, but which would be read amonp us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such ofthe
sntieh Reviews and Magaznes as are reprint.
Ell III the United Sat, shot excepting the f.
dlnburgh ard Quart' NV Reviews--cmhr. &c
much matter which is of little inter est and of no
advantage to the American reader, and not I'm
frequently fitted to vtate his literary taste, his
MOI ais or his political principles. II is deslra.
BILE, under these circumstane $, that selection
should he made, such as would turniah the "a.
tuable and ente tanning potion oil their con
tents, to the exclusion oithe other portion on
81 ting OF details ARD spe uations either unn-
teiestlng In themselves, or mischevous in their
tendency, OF altogether OF heal concern and
application. On tins plan, idle expense and a
ttnltess consumption f lime, W, uid he olivia
ted for pages destitute OF merit might be sub
stltuted many cl value which low remain un
known and inaccessible. OF seyera British
onlnals OF the ,cic:,tlic and erudie cast, aud
o,hcis ilueeu III MOI Sei efai ana atthe same
ta.e very solid character, little OF o use is
made by the ehito $ and com Her OF the pelio-
deal works p ited in he u it d STATES
The beet of the one now adv erti ed, is tn,
accumulation, in e pernan ent form, OF the ma
te1'a- thus neglected, ard 4 the lite AIRY a d
SC entitic article, worthy of berg reprnle ia
thi- unity, nut which, when %, are accom-.
panied by Tiers possessing 10 clam To attcn-
ION. Ami cellany--tne Select Revi ws--alIin
N 4 sin, bnr rot equal in comprehensive
mes to the re-cut, furnished for some Yeas
in this city and would, 1t may be presumed,
have continued To be supported by W de-spreaa
subscI iptlon, ont ior an e ton OF the pan.
and series VI adyentitlous Ieve,ses the revi
val Oft, with larger scope, " uld seem likely
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multiplication o. reade,s ", periodical works,
and he wide diffusion OF the habi, Of GEEK ng in
them, both MORN alton and amusement
he Museum commence III July, 1922. Il
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Farm Mills.

' He subscriber haring leased The FARM
Mills, IN he eouaty Of Amherst, takes
M meihod IF Informing he pubhr, hat he
7rii1,fs 10 purchase Wteai, 10 be deirer,d either
nj he snd NILS, or NJ his Lumber.h0uf, in me
focn Of Lynrhburg, ~hsrs me- best cash pricer
Hat me Richmond market VW justify. pW al
Tags he gireu. Those uto choose 10 bars their
wheot ground on commission, ran be nccoDianos
daifd on tie usual ttrpH Of milling.
HENRy 5. L,fNGHORNE.
n liberal price will be gwen for ST.
OSD MILLER.
July 30. 6lsw
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
INV AMERICAN
Biographical DictionarS
A REMiiM RANGER
departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of q.
meTiCd.

Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesman Of q.
meTtcd.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig,
nal,z ed themselves, in Gather Capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtalnea The indie.
pendence oftneir country.
Second Edition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yIyHE Declaration by the Representatives oil
Il the United Colonies of North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taxi 2
up arms, Juy d, 1775-Ihe Petition by the
Representatives Of the United Colonies, To TIE
kHg OF Great Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
ton OF Congress f,r a day of Iasting, humia.
ton aud p aver, MARCIA 10, l775 The Decla-
raton OF independence, July 4, l776 and the
manifesto by the Consress OF the United States
OF America, October 80, 1879.
Also, the Constitution Of the United States,
ana the Farewell Address OF General WASH
rNGToN, to the People Of the United States, an
nounciug his intention of retiring from public
service, septemberi7, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
" We are reauced To the alternative Vi choo-
sing an unconditional submission to he tytan-
nv OF Irrllated MINISTER'S, OF resistance by ioi ce
The latter sour choice. We have counted the
cost oil tins contest, aud find nothing SO d. ead-
tul as voluntary save.y Honor, justice, and
humanity , ton bid US tamely 10 SUI ender that
eedom which We received from our gallant
ancesto ), and which our innocent poate,Hy
have ii n, To receive iiom us. We ranno,
endure the iniamy and guilt OF ,esign,ng sue
eeeding generations to that wretchcdness VIII CHI
ineyitabl, awa them, II We baseiy entail mere.
dtaty bondage upon them.
" The aims VIC have been compelled BY our
enemies 10 assume, we viii, in defiance oil epeiy
hazard, with unabatIng iiImness and pelsevel-
ance, employ for the preservation at Gu. llbei-
ri,s-oeing with one ps.''d res we'd 10 die Tree
men ratne. than u i've slaves. - Declaration
ef Congress, setting forth The necessity u taksag
up drms-.Jaty ., l775
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o. The EDITORS or THE VIReINtAN,
(agents for Lynchburg aud lis vicinity So
liclt subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impof-
tant parts of our Huiionm literature.
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"A Hack Toy hire

WEn -. The subscriber keeps
GEkk TzfcHs,I constantly for hire a
11QsgSk-tczs NEAT HACK, with a
--as0fsas geaile pair of horses sud
cafe'ni urlyer Any person living 10 Lynch
burg or else where ean have the use Of IL 10 90
10 ms or 5ny OF ,be other 1ntering placss, by
cropping me II line directed 10 Clovfrdale post
once, fpponiiug a time WHEN they would
"'sil 10 be sent for Gil JOHNSTON.
Bn'etDurt Springs, Aug. 90 q
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Mcssrs. y1rchibad Efedand, Jr. HHiiam
Freeiond, and John Freeiand,

VIU'aT'' NFtHIUHEH FTFfTUNU, Ut. III IInN1
Freeiond, and John Freeiaad,
( ENTLEMEN-As you are not inha-.
- btants of this coinlnonM ealh, nd not
having any agent known 10 me, ou wilt
please 10 take notice that shnl on 'Monlbv
the 18Th day OF October nrsi, nj the FrnnLjtn
Hotel, in The town OF Lynchbnrg, proceed 10
take the dispositions OF Chrisiopherijlake,a ana
James Bullock, IN suii depending Ia the
Superior Court OF Chancery for the aypcli,
burg District, wherein | am plaintiff ami
james Bullock, Christopher CLARK, ssd Riel.
ard Anderson, Beverly Blair, ard l1avid An.
aerson, trading under the irm and style on
Anderson, Blair q Anderson, L. yourselves ara
defendants. BENJAMIN LEWIS
August ". /wIws lUB
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female Hoarding. Nous .

vNSuE SUBSCRIBER respectful, informs
i her friends aud the public, that she has rem
ted The upper part oilhe tenement lately oets,.
pied by Messrs Thomas q. Daniel lirrinbot-
ham, where she intends opening boa,di4e
house for the accoinin} ,dation of FEMALE Is.
and has made arrangements for the rec spti,n
of or 10 young iJdies, aud is deterniiasd
To spare no pains 30 render their time and 81
iuntion quite agreeable Her terns IRE as
follows Fifty dollars per session furnishing
board, washing, lodging and fire wood
MATILDA NASH
September 10 w2w6
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Corporation ofi.yaehburg, 10 wit:
rENHIS dav, JOHN q. NEWELL per
sonally appeared before me, John Han
cock, justice Of the peace for said corpora.
ton, and made oath that be has lost the Doies
for two hogsleads Of tobacco, Martins ware
house, No. 1906, 1920, 1872, lb4s, lbs. past To-
hacco, No. IA, 1910, 100, 1920 lbs Refused
Given under my band this 9th day OF August.
1893. JOHN HANCOCK.
August 90. ara
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from q Bdrbadoes paper.

IFDW DHDdd0tS pdPcF.
Latcly slave IN one oi the neighboring
Islands, who had been married to another.
slave by one ol the missionaries, at the eud
OF three weeks brought his wife back 10
the clergyman, and desired him To take her
again. The clergyman asked what We
The matter with her "Why Massa sho
no good. The book say she obey me-
She no wash my clothes. She no do what
want her to do" The minister replied,
=" But The book said you were TO take her
for better for WORSE" ayes, Massa, she
all worse and no better. Sh. bad too
much, and no good at all"
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American journal of Science ane
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
Jessor Of Chemistry, &c. fdtC college.
This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between Which there is mn interval
of about three months, form avolume.
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Con DIT ONS.
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NE coparIncfship of Ammon Hancock
- " Co is thh day dissolved by mutual
oonsent. All persons indebted 10 them arc
requested 10 mike immediate payment 10 Am
mon Hancock; nil those having claims against
them are requested 10 present their respective.
claims 10 him properly ndinsiedlor settlement
DANIEL. BROWN,
AAlhON HANCOCK.
July a
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The subscriber viii continueftbe hardware.
business in the house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock g. Co. lie " III also keepo,,
h",fd, good assortment OF Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials, alI of which articles he il
determined to sell low ior cab
AAlMUN HANCOCK
August II. DIV 1916