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976 Ale Editors 80 Ennnirer.

g Mason of '76'' has Informed the public, thro'
card in your paper that as soon as pressing bust
ness will permit, he will pay his respects to Mr.
Mercer and bis confederates,' for the honor they
have done him. His confederates, (it is not doubt
ed 1t may be said for MIR. Mercer aiso,) are not
alarmed at the prosp&t before them. They de-
nounce the obliquities of the modern &c Mason oil
TO, and fearless Of his sarcasms, and are reck-
less alike, OF his leisure and his labours
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-W0TTrE

NEAT and comfortable residence with 60 Or aores Of
land attached offered for sale. II situated about
quattcs mile Prince Edward Courthouse, and one
mile nom llamp6ou Sidney college. wo-soty dwelling
house aud suitable ouhouse and convenient storehouse
the buildings. all of which having only
erected about years The neshbourhood the score Of
soceiv, aud s conguty "a The College render this most
dcsrsbe suaon particularly FOX gentleman wishing to nave
his educated AZ College under his immediate direction
considerable proportion Of eadow land good order
afforded this little tract Persons Wishing purchase sy
know The terms 10y application 70 Mr. Henry Thwes ~
Richard J.. Fsrror, living the premises,
Hfnrc Lltrard. .llllr 3.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- UNAWAY from me, Charlotte North Carolina, shout
~ The SOh Nov last, while hi, way from Virgnii a.
Georgia, negro by the Of MIKE, eometmts answsrins
70 The name Of MhthelD whom purchased Of VIM. Fuehcr
Of Richmond, and had previously been owned by DR. Bar
Of knE and Queen County Va lie about so or IS yeas
Old, dark complexion Eve feet ~ inches high, slender
and straight made with down look, 7rd Of hut few words He
probably has pass with which he may attempt 10 free
man AND II taken Up W deny h name and that Of hos owner,
with The object TO he sold OF Jail, To remain m Va
The above reward will he given suy person WHO Will
cure him IN jail, and inform Of the same by letter, address
ed 20 Hartford, Geo
Jasr, are requested 10 spprs Of his isenion as soon
as he may be recognised. - -
Inlr
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A CARn

Mr.. John Starke of Hanover county, respectful
ly presents his compliments 10 Chancellor Creed
Taylor and begs that the judge as he has thought
proper 10 enter into explanation in respect to
the fine and imprisonment by him imposed on said
Starke will be candid enough to publish all the
testimony relating to the affair.
Hanover, June 9th, 1925.
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Lots in Fdrn1piIIc for sale.

WILL be offered for sale to the g.t bidder in the town
W Of Fsrmviile, Oh Thursday the 18Th Of august next
TAR, II not The next fair day thereafter, the whole Of te Lots
in the plan Of said town. which have been heretofore
ved or sold 10y the Trustee of said town. consisting
halt acre Lots and delegated Ia the plan by Numbers A. rs
~, ~, 10 20, q, ~ 49, a. 25 rs ~ a. 49, go 81 80
90, 81, 81, 50.
bonds with apPfoyFd security and lien upon The Lo,
BY IHE TRUSTEES.
Jnty g. f7-V7,v+
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FRANcis w scorr, sec'ry.

AT meeting held pursuant to notice in the
oouri tiouse OF Madison county, on Thursday the
I@d OF June, 1928, (that being court day. to take
into consideration the propriety ofsendng Delegates
10 the Stanton Convention to devise means for call
ing General Convention for amending the consti-
tuition ofVirgiuia-
Col. Paschal Early, was callel to the chair and
VIM. Slaughter, jr. was appointed Secretary
On motion, the following resolutions were adopt
ed
ReSolUed unanimously, that 1t is expedient to
send Delegates from the county OF Madison 10
stanton, TO meet Convention OF Delegates from
the other counties OF this State on the 25lh of July
next, TO adopt some measures tending TO call OF
Convention, TO amend the constitution of Virginia
Resoiued, That Daniel Field, Robert l.. Nlad-
son and Wesley Fry, be, and they are hereby APP
pointed Delegates to represent The county Of Mad
ison, IN the Staunton Cow ention TO be held on the
18th July next, for the purpose of obtaining the
call OF Cow ention through the intervention Of
the General Assembly, to amend the present consti-
tuition OF Virginia.
ReSolred, That Henry Allison, Charles r. Gibbs,
Horace Stringfellow, Churche1 Gibbs, Henry Hill
and Edward Sims, be standing committee, for the
purpose OF corresponding with like committees from
other counties, upon the subject ofthe contempla-
ted Convention.
ReSGlued, That the Secretary cause these reso-
lutions to be published in the Virginia Herald and
Richmond Enquirer.
ReSotced, That this meeting do now adjourn.
PASCAL EARLY, Chairman.
WIN SLAUGHTER, Jr. Secretary.
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A letter from the correspondent Of the Norfolk
Beacon from ThompsOns Island, of the IIth ut
says, -" The John adams, Capt, Warrington, and
sch Grampus, Capt. Sloat, are lying here, waiting
Tor the Constellation, Capt. Woolsey," from Ma
tanzas. The Sea Gun sailed on the 4th Tor Ma
tanZas
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Rnnk "a Virrilin- .LlLn "a lsf

Bank Of Pirgilia, July 4, 1925.
THE President and Directors have declared dividend of
Il three cent the capital stock for the half year
payable on the 10Th inst Each share OF the Old Stock sub
Jee TO deduction OF Que dollar quarter for the the
State. WAI. cambridge C,.bier
judi B 1925
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An Apprentice IYanfed.


BOY from twelve 10 fourteen years OF age Of respectable
n connections from the country, will be taken Appren-
uee to the Bookbinding Business, by
Jny 5. i1-oi
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nevertheless, feel it duty which they owe to them
selves and their posterty, TO express their deep and
solemn regret at the conduct OF small majority of
the Senate, in rejecting a bill atfording to THE
PEOPLE the facilities of expressing their opinions
Tor or against a convention.
Resotned, That the thanks of this meeting b.
presented to VIM. ARMsrEAD, Esq our repre-
sentative in the Senate who being himself opposed
10 convention, had the magnanimi,y TO give the
SAID bill his support, through respectful regard to
the rights of the people,
Resolred, That Hector Davis, WIN. Starle.
Francis w. Scott, James Underwood, Boiling
Starkc, Reuben Meredith, and John Thornton, be
deputec representatives the friends OF Conv en-
hon In this county TO The convention to be holden
al Staunton on the 25th July next.
hcs0Iued, That the following gentlemen be
appointed committee of correspondence for this
county TO wiI, Wm' Starke, VIM. Cunningham,
". W. Bassett, VIM. Truehart, John Jones, John
Wyatt, Samuel Overton and VIM i. Willie.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. SrARKE, Chr'n.
n A
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July5.
NOTICE,

E Directors OF the Brook Turnpike Company have bi,
months which will be paid the Stakeholder on
the ConPt,ng-room VI the subscriber. -
- J. IL. EUSTACE, Treasurer b.
Sutl =, 80, 1871
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Farmers' Bank 81 VIrsillin

FENHE President aud Director. have declared dividend OF
Il two aud three quarters per cent for the month.
which will be paid To the Stakeholder the 18th lust
WI NEKERYIS, asher.
yJ,l8
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COAEN2S

L|OIteIy y EICHuHSe- UUcci III yWarket-stref
BALTIMORE.
Where IN late State lotteries sold the great oap; IS
LOO, goo DOLLARS YIE
10000 II 10000 Of 10000 besides no ss tba W III We.
capitals OF 5000 &c &c and where more Capital Prize, bs
heen obtained than at any other office in America
u Orders from any part Of the United States or Terrific.
RES enclosing the cash or prizes Of the ot,ere Ino{
Pa'D" meet our accustomed prompt Adde'S 10
-n,. j. l. COHEN Jr Baltimore
u Adventures at distance may all times with CONT
dehce forward their Reinitances COHEN'S OFsFJrE e.
IL me scheme should he drawn when their Orders arrive tb
amount enclosed will be returned by the first mail or viii b..
invested IN the most advisable Scheme next 10 he
B0iti'nore, Juiyi, 1925. is ,ST,L;,
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" ftefSfi, Al Ssyt-i,- csvt .<essa,,,v i,is,s 4,
1925, ny " '-S'N'"0' "e t'h asy OF June
Ed%and Bailey Pl,ihts.
Alexander M'Eir Elil,bssh Min widow Of Rober, M
MIN, and mnsaret Kim, Mary M'Km, WIN. MKim, jos
aud ui'n by the n,,shal Of this Court specially as,rned
esr su,rdi.a Jsm,f fiheny ,na Elizabeth BIS WIFE, late
EI M hm also child Of said Robert MKim, deed
rtsne' w . timer, William Fleet, William Nekervis Nr
Dsndidse The President Directors Company OF IN Rant
xs'nl and Of the farmen Bank of Virginia William
vi Atm and Elizabeth his wife, NsthI Sheuhsrd Aex,rJer
Buchanan, Marion buchanan and Joann. % and J,c,
Scot and Geo; Winston and WIN d. Wren Sergeant of The
richmond 10 whom ha, been Committed sdminsira
ucn the estate Of Robert Mkim dee. Defendants.
hs Cause IN which the bill hath been taken for confessed
sss,, the defendants, james Fshef IT, and Elizabeth his
e, shepherd James Scott George Winston aud A
eAsnder Buchanan and the Bank ofvsna and in which the
pantt appears 10 receded in the mode preS rieJ bv
law sSain The defendants, Alexander MKim Marion ,na
Joanna buchanan this day 10 be heard hill the
answers OF the other defendants and exhibits and wac ,,ed
ny counsel On consideration whereof the co, doth order
ma ne tcerred TO commissioner Of the court take
OF Tue monies paid by the plaintiff Of Robert
H'i hleNnnder NJ hm administrators Of Andrew MKim
a iuias OF MS chldren and apporton the among
All 'he sueleS 10 the administration and bonds
seesnins by any evidence which may produced before
h which OF the said surecs If any, AZ and an
PORTION the los. oceasioned by such insolvency. among tie
"c And that he, IN like take of
wieh arc due the administration Euatanp
10 hVe N Him. the infant the said Andrew and an
poftioh the before din amng b. different sr
ue To the sid bonds And the Cort doth further order that
Alexander Buchanando render before the same
sh o his administration the Of WIN. NJ
hee dcc and set forth all the estate left by te,taor
au ue Proh' th.reol which have his hands, and
that the ConmIsioner report the the our with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent BY himself or
may be required by the parties 10 be sisted And on
ouoh OF VIM Fleet the court doth further order that the
be appointed receiver Of The and issue. Of the
real estate OF Robert MX dec that h, rent ou a.
same Tor period not exceeding twelve MONTHS hut he !; n
to interfere with tile possession Of Mrs. II Kim in IA. house IN
which the said Rober; resided. ~ ~
CON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-05

The following is the copy of letter, addressed
by an eminent physician in this state, to gentle
man who had sought his advice relative to the use
OF the Virginia Mineral waters. think it so i'm
portant, that feel anxious for its publication; be-
lieying that it may be useful to many persons.
therefore send it to you with request that it may
appear in our paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-05
WI. W. MENING, &C.

OmMiSSioNER'S oFFICE, Richmond June a. 1925
me PaItie, interested will please take notice, that have
appointed the 9th day of August commence the as
oua directed in the foregoing order of Court which av
Al o'clock a. M they required to attend oace 10
s city with their and vouchers ready for eYam;n,
ton and settlement, " 'i"S-
July5. ne Err, IT,.
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-a7'TEN2T0W aDVEWTURERS.

senied 10 your consideration. Where !, the dvf,.I
wnT close and contracted Peeuniary considerations that
would not under existing circumstances inyc small arr, F
money ~ lottery where, extending h. aid 90 an ~
'yem oil internal Improvement he has splendid change #
obtaining one OF the following Brilliant Prizes
PENNsYLvANIA
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
18th cLAss."NEW SERIES
TO be dram 6h this month and completed in f ;
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Highest Prize 10000 DOLLARS.

+o'ooo IlcEets' $4,000
Not one Blank TO a Prize.
NJ The BIillaney Of This Scheme being on the Improved
Mode) is ALTOGETHER UNPRECED ENTEpiNAi.
Seniurers will remark the low Of Tckes-the very r
ding risk incurred there NOT being RlanE 10 i- 49,,
that the capital of FORTY IHOUS1YIJ DoLIJRs anS
"nsnnde hitherto for yeseG
ING At LEAST ONE PRIZE by IN. pureb.s ., , TT
tickets two hsre'One odd even nunbfrl and IN
the same certainty in the purchase greater number
Whole Tickets sc 90 Quarters as
HatDes 80 Eighths 62
lobe had in the sre.es variety Of Mo-. odd md event at
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J. III. RUNNELLs'S
Prize Office, .qieTandria, D. G.
II Where Ordcr by mail (post free) private
en,o'os Cash, or Prize Tickets for Tickets the above I
y' % m any "he LOTTERY now under way, Will meet eia
AlcSanlria, u c. July tsa,
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TO BE DRAW.N WIS MONTH

TIC FA1,To0td JNede y Oroteasg, secured bv 4.
tent under The Seal Of the Uuitel Staie,.
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0ttIltttco CdaGdl HottrrtS

~ Uf VIHGINIA. Seventh Clnss
10 90 aTni9n ~ "a ofHoo 1875 and nisl "a II C. min
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II PACKAGES

80 pieces figured and plain Bombazetts, all
shades,
80 pieces French AVID English Calicoes, new
patterns,
An elegant assortment OF figured, brown,
crimson and black silks,
Furniture Chintzs, splrndid patterns,
lt,ch figured India, Swiss and Book Mnslins,
Circassian PIaids, new patterns,
Ba,eso shaded Ginghams, new style,
Elegant Flounced Null Robes,
Bolivar Stripe, new article for dresses,
Gauze, rich fg'd SATIN and other Ribbons,
Rich fed white Satin Robes,
Plain aud nd Null aud Jaconeu Muslins,
Grape Leese, all shades,
Elegant Aerlno Slaws and lIahdkerchieis,
Hosiery OF every kind,
Thread and Bobbinei lsces and Edgings,
Fig'd Barege ,Gauze, Grenadier and other faAj
ey Handkercheis;
Infants and Ladies Bobbine Caps,
\ large assortment of Grapes,
: t Velvet, ToiIaneit, and all kinds Vesting,
Lafayette, Landing and BoIvnr Hand'fs.
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mo. 20.

the +" Ignorantine Brotherhood"
who Intermediates with the fine and
the useful arts, who appears at the
College Of France and the Hospital
of Sorbonnc. . II tho world would say
Mr.. Franchct.
" He il known at Mayence as
well rs AT Paris passes for SAINT
Mt Rome, aud In Greece for a Turk.
A note from his hand, an invisible
mark on a passport. produces the eff
feet of magic 1t eraces the words
= Aid aud Protection and inserts
= Arrest and Dungeon"
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CLGA.. E.!;.SSu

We are now receiving the handsomest as
.ortment Of CLIO ks ever before offered
t,r sale ia any market, and will be sold whole
sale or retail at Philadelphia prices, al the
New Store of
ArJDR.EWs g. PRCTxsLsEE
MIN STREET, LYNCHBUhG.
Aug ID. ts2
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the happiness Of II rational and i'm.
mortal being secmrd to him capable
If being secured only by its total de-
,truction. Many scripture texts
were introduced and explained ac-
rording tn this new mode Of infer
pretation, with an acutcness that
might shame many college taught
sophist. The discussion OF such a
subject in such n manner, and by
one little regardIul ri the delicaeies
oflanguage. WAS by no means an "a
greeabie addition To the ladys excr-
eises. The speaker. | observed, IL
ed the term Shakers when speaking
u his sect. name which had sup
posed given by others in derlslon.
With parting salutation, " We
wished you we'll i"the meeting WAS
concluded, and the Shakers return-
ed. two by two II their dwellings.
My own reflections were not II the
most agreeable character. Ii II II
cruel task for one, who in retirement
has painted Tor himself visions of a
aorld of reason, lnnncrnCe and hap
pincss, To blot out one by one of their
bright Coiors, as experience shows
how much they differ from real cx-
istences Never before have | felt
how inadequate are our conceptions
the depths TO which our
fellows may sink in weakness and in
folly.
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Large Additional Supplies,
JUST RECEIVED By
ls'y4GEl, &O3LNaCTT & CO.

w hlC Il, together With those recently
w received, make their assortment very
complete embracing all that IS NIsN ,
F.AS3I4GGA ALE ana U1lA' y -.
llls almost unnecessary 10 say thai tbey wiA,
a: heretofore, Offer their goods on as reason
able terms as they can be procured in the
market, aud that every eAcrlon will be made
80 keep up their assortment and give satistac-
non TO those WHO may call uron them.
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS OF
Shepherd ! llust's very supr west Of Eng
land blue X black Cloths & Cassimcres,
London and Yorkshire Cloths j. Cassimeres,
OF various colours, at very low prices,
Fashionable ribbd and Pembroke striped
Cassimeres,
tnnPtrtne aud common Cassineils,
M"hdheiter Cords, large rib, tor masking cher
ny vally's and travelling Paalaloons,
tur'her supply of beautiful Veslings,
Norsted Vests and Drawers,
lose Blankets, from Il to Ii i, very heavy ,
White red and green Flannes,
Mandarh, Nankln aud Canton plain and tg d
CIapes,
= casts English French and American Cali
coz E,terhazy. Dlorama aud Antipode
patterns.
Heal Italan black silk Cravats,
Fashionable striped do.
f'S d and plain Cashmere Shawls, some We
ry superior,
suun aud plain black Levantints,
s'N Felreis, all shades,
@csoIee selection OF Caroline Plaids, some
very THE, aud OF light texture for ladies
dresses, and others heavy aud III fol
CloRks,
'''ea 9ambric Handkerchiefs, with white
~, and colourcd borders,
-'Ue'l, tuck and side Combs,
foFhitnre frnges and Cotton Cords,
sestse Cloths, Linseys and Napt Cottons, fo'
y, servants,
s. ock Mohair and extra super black worstec
bo2e,
hn'en' French aud Woodstock Gloves,
p', White silk and Castor do
t'0es white aud colored Castor do.
49, English and ftench black and white
Silk do
cara lone white Kid do.
sa'oohabIe Frogs, for trimming pelisses,
ppurerIor finished Umbrellas,
rpol''ng snspenders, very elegant,
fancy Rhicnles, do.
us' Ornaments Of every kind,
.'acassar ell /, Otto OF Roses,
AEso.
a'fham, Midway ard Dover Sheetinge
o. ohHtlngs, of all descriptions.
n'Pefhne sea Island Steam Looms,
domestic flaids aud Stripes,
dorchester Cotton Bedlicks.
Sept. 81. 1914
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Move New Goods
We are receiving handsome addition of
NEW GOODS.

CoNslsTING ~ PART OF
Handsome dark aud light ground Prints,
Black, " mite and SliNeIed DO
Pink GinShams,
BLACK and cnlo'd Canton Grapes, superior
Rich Umhre, brown and Lilac 6gured,6ro
de E't",
Figured Book Nuslms,
81 Bird-eye Diaper,
"a. ! aud l0-4 Table do.
SIes;a Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
printed Ianen Cambric dkeIchlefs,
Flag ~" u
l case we'll assorted Leehorn Gypseys'
8 boxes Ribbons,
l do. Curls,
Corded aud striped FIorentne,
,,rand.rils and Cotton Cassimtre5,
Fine Doshedas Bansress Cords,
4 h.Ie. Al "a and 81 brown Shrtln9s
and SheetnGs.
prown and black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles oi HARDWARE,
I.innor. and Groceries. Ai-oO, eXpteleo
in a few days, splendid assortment %
Sh.,l ruck ard side Combs, Morocco
| bl,cI and colored Prunella and Learner
sims. Cambrlcs, Shtelings, sugar anu
! G.. &C. Xc. Our assortment Is ne"
,,nnsnally pood and will he well kept up
,hnanrho,t the wear, with every article oi
fancy or use which u M deti'"nu' "'' az
wilI il. soId at most reduced prices.
w. Mckee & j. Ii MtbM.
juiy H.
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zrbe sen6,Wpekly Paper at 81, and the
W = paner. at SO per annu'n, payabs ~
Week! "a Subscription vii be received for
sdva".s.. .b,n six months; aud no paper will
s,5 , nm liui 1T the discretion of the
Editors 'ar,i.sfnnnts will be inserted at 80
u A1 as.,,sf. (or less ,he first time, and
cents per Us for each continuance. These
81 - ,l5,ance must he paid for previous TO
from a. u,s or the payment assumed 10y
'helr ..aas so,ib person in Lynchhnrg..
some Iss s,neerv orders are inserted for six
d0 a. AlIefters addressed 10 the Editors must
W s,,n. or they will not be attended to
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Altman, Midway ard Dover sheeting'
9 ohlrilngs, Of all descriptions.
nn'pefhne sea Island Steam Looms,
DomeStic i'laids aud Stripes,
dorchester Cotton Bedticks.
Sept. 20 .s14
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Blank Checks, \ esotiable Notes.
ConstabIe's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
SubpGnas,,
And almos, every other kind of Blanks 10
sale Al this oi5ce.
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FOR Rx,N'r,
M. Thomas .lLdridge.

M. Thomas a!dridge,
you viii please take notice, that on
FRIDAY and Saturday the lst5 and 18th
OF November uext, at the house ot Colo. J ohm
billiard, in the town Of New Glasgow, and
county II A nherst. between the hours OF .
o clock \. NJ. and o'elork Z. NJ. oil those
days, | shall proceed 10 lnkc the deposition.
OF William Duncan and others, which shall
otler 10 be read as evidence IN n SUIT now de-.
pending In the superior court of Clnnccry
for the LynehborG District, wherein you are
plaintiff aud JACOB 5woop and myself and o.
Tiers are defendants. On the days and nj Tho
place above stnted, yon or your agent can at.
lend il you sec proper Yours, &c.
AlCHS. {. KINNEY
Oct. II. l20S2u