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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-01

\
why," answered the Colonel, looking
at BIN a;tentively, believe that have
seen you before, but yet, it cannot be
the man think Of was younger than YOU"
= What" said the Indian ia an angry
tone, :" do you not recolect Ben-Pie, the
Young Mohawk, who once saved YOU from
The tom ahawk and scalpng knife of a par
ty OF Canadian Indians, who had surroun-
dcd you when you had gone out on
scouting party to make observations on
the position and strength of the enemy
Have you forgot, that, with ten Of our
tribe, destroyed them all and rescued
you " ooh yes, yes" said the good Co
lionel, rising suddenly from his chair and
shaking him warmly by the hand 6 do
perfectly well remember all you say. and
can never forget it. But BEN" said he,
drawing him nearer the fire and giving
him glass Of cider, "what has made
such great a1eEation in your appear
ance few yeaFs ago thought you we're
one OF the mildest and finest looking IN
dams | ever saw; now your cheeks are
sunk-your eyes are wild and fiery, and
your eyebrows are lowering and contrac-
ted. In fact, Ben, you are so much alter
ed, that am not astonished at the fright
YOU gave my wife come, sit down and
tell me what is the matter with YOU. -
Ben looked around, and asked the Colo
mel to fasten the door which being done,
he seated himself in the chimney corner
and related the following story =
Two or three weeks ago left the Mo
hawks with four or five Of nv tribe ia nav
a visit TO the Oneidas they had among
them young Indian Chief by the name
Of Norack, famous for his courage and
the great deeds he had done; he had lust
married pretty squaw called Sombruua,
and as 1t is usually the case on such an
occasion, rejoicings Of various kinds
took place in the evening. The rum was
flowing in abundance; | drank freely .
talked, argued, and 6nallydisputed with tho
groom; when Norack, who began also to
feel too much for his own good the power
of that per6dious liquor, witAwhich you
white men destroy the poor Indians =
Norack, the unfortunate Norack, without
any provocation on my part, gave me
slap on the face; an insult that we Indians
never forgive. After having committed
this rude act, the young Mohawk laugh
ed at me for putting up with the insult.
But he was wrong the slap burnt deep
ly on my cheek; thought it, however,
best not to interrupt the festival with my
anger; but some slime after, seeing No
rack seated on log with his bride, l
slept behind them; threw my left arm
arounr his neck, and placing nv breast
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-10-01
WOMAN'S LOVE.

Alas the love of woman, it is known
To be lovely and a fearful thing
For all of theirs upon that die is thrown;
And if IT'S lost, life hath no more to bring
To them, but mockeries of the past alone
And their revenge is as the tigers spring,
Deadly, and quick, and crushing Yet as real
Torture is theirs. what they infict they feel
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TEN YEARS AGO.
That time is past,

hat time is past,
And all It's aching joys are now no more,
And all It's dizzy raptures Not for this
FAINT |, nor mourn, nor murmur Other gifts
Have followed for such loss, would believe.
Abundant recompense. Wordsworth
Ten years ago, ten years ago,
Life was to us fairy scene;
And the keen blasts Of worldly wo
Had scared not then It's pathway green.
Youth and It's thousand dreams were ours
Feelings we meier can know again
tnWitherd hopes, unwasted powers,
And frames unworn by mortal pain.
Such was the bright and genial flow
of life with us-tcn years ago
Time has not blanch'd single lair
That clusters round thy forehead now
Nor hath the cankering touch of care
Lett zen one turrow on thy brow
Thine eyes are blue As when we met.
In loves deep truth, in earlier wears
Thy cheek of rose is blooming vet.
Though sometimes stand by secret tears;
But where, oh where's the spirits glow,
That shone through all-ten years ago
!, too, am changed-T scarce know Why
Can feel each Tagging pulse decay
Melt Ike wreath of snow away
Time cannot sure have wrought the III
Though worn in the worlds sick ming strife,
In soul and form, lngcr still
In the first summer month of life
Yet Journey on my path below,
Oh ! how unlke-tcn years ago
But look not thus-I would not give
The wreck Of hopes that thou must share.
To bid those joyous hours revive,
When all around me seem'd SO fair.
We've WANDERED on in sunny weather.
When winds were low, and flowers in bloom.
And hand in hand have kept together,
And still will keep, mid storm and gloom;
Fndear'd by ties we could not know
When life was young-ten years ago
Has fortune frown'd ! Her frowns were vain,
For hearts like ours she could not chill:
: Have friends prov'd false Theirloves might wan
But ours grew fonder, frmer still
Twin barks on this worlds changing wave,
Stedfast in Gains, in tempests tried,
In concert still our fate wen brave,
Together cleave life's ftful tide;
Nor mourn whatever winds may blow,
Youths first wild dreams-ten years ago.
Have we not knct beside his bed,
And watch'd our frst-born blossom die
Hoped, till the shade of hope had fed,
Then wept till feelings fount was dry
Was it not sweet, in that dark hour,
To think, mid mutual tears and signs,
Our bud had left its earthly bower,
And burst to bloom in Paradise
What to the thought that sooth'd that wo
Were heartless Joys-ten years ago
Yes, it IS sweet, when heaven is bright,
To share its sunny beams with thee
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4IAI NIIIIE IS past,
And all its aching joys are now no more,
And all It's dizzy raptures Not for this
FAINT |, nor mourn, nor murmur. Other gifts
Have followed for such loss, | would believe.
Abundant recompense. Wordsworth
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stuils,
II
THOMAS !. DUVAL,

At THE sItw OF TIE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS just received, in addition to his
1 former stock, an extensive assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
by E.SrufFS. which enables him now 10 of.
Ter to hi. friends, customers and the public ge-
neraiiy, the most complete and extensive as
sortmeni ever before brought TO this market
AMONG THIN ARE THE SoILpwISG,yIZ
25ou 10. Giauber Salts, 30 do Tartar Eme-
900 do. Epson do. tie.
500 do Gum Shell 81 do Quick Silver.
lac, 20 doz. bottles Anne
500 do Pearl Auh, ricHu Castor Oil,
II" do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 900 CATIONS Alcohol,
100 do jalap, 200 slo. Lamp Oil
100 do Sponge, 100 do. Spts, Iul-
l25 do. ferdigris, penline,
80 do. Calomcl
AM every Other article in his line, all of
the hest quality, and far sale nj the lowest
prices tor cash, or AZ 81, months 10 pnnctuaI
customers SPptember3
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NEW GOODS.

liIlE subscribers have received, in addition
- 10 an excellent assortment, n number OF
seasonable articles, which they nre disposed
10 sell on the most accommodating terms.
.iM0.SG THEN IRE
Real Tartan Plaid Clnaks, large sizes,
Blue, black and MIX d Satinetts, Some super
fne)
Blue, miN Il, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
Fine black Bombazeite do figured do
Black figured Circassian, (new slye)
~ Furniture Dimity,
fl do Shifting, (Washington,)
Black Cashmere olawls,
Feiveteen llandkerchiefs, IA very handsome
assorimeni)
Back Merino do
Black, white aud green Gauze do
DO do aud blue Italian Grape,
Black and colored Grape shawis,
An excellent assortment Hosiery,
Ladies' aud gentemens' black aud white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bonnet Ribbands,
". MCKEE Y j. G.. MEEAi
January Is. ts=4
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HoavNiMg in AyMchburg.

nNiE subscriber hereby informs his ac-
L qndiniances aud the public that he has
removed Ia Eynchhurg. where he will accom-
modate n few boardcrs He would be clad
to receive ~ toarders some six or eight fc-
male students.
Persons disposed 10 comtai, their daughters
10 his care may rest assured HAT every neces-
sary attention will br given TO promote their
morals, health aud happiness.
EDWARD CANNON.
January :. wsw2o
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VIEW GOODS,
Ar REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
MCKEE, ROBINSON &c co.

ARE NOW RECEIVING, AND HAVE OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
superb Canton and Mandarin Grape ditto, all
shades,
Rich figured Gros de ~ silks, shaded,
4 few figured white gauze Hsndkeiehiefs,
Neapolitaa Velvet ditto, a new article,
Plain aud figured Mazareen and blne poplins,
4 neal assortnfent OF thread Edgings,
Chinese Baskets, aud other fancy Reticules,
Large figured black Bomhazeites,
superb patterns new style Callcoes.
January IL. ts2i
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InuS RoBiSsOS

INFORMS his friends tha, he has rsmo-
/ we'd from The house occupied by him une
er,cu years, To the brick icnnnseni ava main
street, nexi duor-saaih OF the franklin lio-
lei where he viii attend tn receiving and for
wardlag 6DoDs for enun,ry merchants, lie
will also uitrnd 10 selling for planters their
crops ut 1sl,aeee, or ANY part thereof, con.
signed 10 his care. HIS loRg experience hhd
4 naw ledge oi this market (Which he hopes
his fri, nds will communicate To those he hhs
never transacted any l,u-iness ier) will snt''le
him 10 share OF the business IN his line
I.ynehbnfg, jaHaary 20. I'M
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January 81
Y irsinia .

a L d Superior count Of chanccry held in
"A the town OF Lynphburg the ilth day OF
1924
Dudley GATEWAY rad Patsy his wife, John
Mcgan aud hliIiy his wife, Byrd Goodwin,
Speecy Goodwin, Edtha Goodwin, i,dy Bur.
ford, Louisa Goodwin, aud spotswood Hughes
ana David Hughes, infants under the age OF
twenty one ears, by Jesse BECK, their next
trend, pits.
against
John Il. trent, in his own right, and as adj
ministrator OF Henry Trent, deceased William
Trent, Nicholas Trent, Jas. Trent, Alexander
Trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent, Samuel
Ba er aud Elizabeth his vile, Christian Horn
aud Sally his witc, Edy Mitchell, widow OF
Thomas Mitchell, decd, and Joseph Hawkins
an Nancy his wife, defts.
This cause came on this day To be heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report OF
Commissioners Benagh, made in pursuance of
the order OF the 10Th OF May, 1923, with en-
ceptions thereunto by the defendants, and was
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof.
the court doth recommit the said report with
the exceptions thereto, TO the said Commits
sloner, for him to examine and report npon
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be reuui-
red by the parties 10 he SO stated.
y Copy--teste.
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Redyord, December Rules, 1894.
Afph,h Martin, Plailf
jadiDyf


Re!ord, December Rules, 1894.
Seph,n .hdr'in, PiaHlF
.igdiHd
.Hien Ho"d and Snroh his riff, Betsy uar-
I'm, Thomas Dohyas, .NichoiaS johnson aud
Cnthartae has riff, Francis INNS and Larry
ms ~Vf. Daniet DrHry and Caiharine his
gUe, U4linm ItOodiord guardian ad Item Of
Gr!ftn Dobyns and Hi-ab,h DobynS, childfen
cad hers Of driNH DObgHs inn. deceased,
Iohn Dobyas, JoHah Dobvas, timer Dobgus,
and Jo'cPh Dolya, heifs Of Griffin Dobgns SEN.
ntct"sfd, Defendants.
~ CL7NCERf.
The UctcHddnis alien Boltd, and Sarah his
rye, and .NtcbotoS J0hHsoH and CatbariHt his
"p', "a" hor'ag entered Their appearance and
gtrfh security 0ccoeiBg 10 NE act Of .4sseabiy
"nd tn rHies IF MiS Coafi, and Il appeaibg
from satisfactory eridtac, thai they ARE nofih-
hebHdmS 81 this siair-H Is ordcred that the
sad d.Jehdnhts do apPtar here on he fTvl dGy
otht neft March term, dnd 0nSlrer Ire plaintiffs
b'H-"Hd fhat COPY cfthis order be tsrtitlriih
inserted IN 'Oiht newspaper printed ia The torn
Of i.Rnchbnrg, for ticO months successfully. and
posted Al the front doOr Of The courthouse in the
said to,cn.
n Copy eas
j. STEPTOE, c. p. c.
December -. wsr ~
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SiehavA poNavA

NILL continue to transact busines. in
W i.Nnchburg as .iUCiIONEER End
hENER.iL COMuiSSfO.N .nERCILhNF -
lie villas heretofore attend to the selling aud
shipping Of tobacco aud other producc, Tor
planters, country merchants aud others
Also to the receiving and forwarding OF goods
to the purchasing of produce on commits
SION, and 10 the transaction of bank business,
as agent. Ia short, TO all business coming
property within the scope of an Auctioneer
and Commission Merchant. All comsisnments
that he may be favored with, and all business
that may be entrusted 10 him, will meet with
due attention. Ills office is ~ the large brick
house at the Junction OF first street and fourth
alley, near The Franklin Hotel
January ! w6w2O
a. The editors Of the constitutional Wing
are requested TO insert the above four weeks,
aud forward their account 10 this Office for
payment.
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NOWEN. NANtES
HAS just received, b, the latest arrivals
L 4 from New York, aa extensive
.ddiiionai Supply Of
FRESH AZ Gcnnine Medicines.


This makes hi. assortment general aud com.
,acte. lie warrants his Medicines 10 be of
the pnres, and best qualities, all which he
assures his friends and the public shall he sold
as rhcnp as amy where IN this section oi the
coantry. lie respectfully iuYhes rlys'eiats
aud country merchants, ns we'll rs Those VINO
want medcinrs for their families, 10 call aud
examine both their qualities and prices ~ he
is confident they cannot procure then' better
nnd cheaper any whore IN Virginia. ihe l"l-
lowing compose small part vi his ass0ri.
ment -
300 bottle. American cast8f Oil, best quality
5p0 lbs bcsi Chamber salts
5D lbs do Epson do
30 lbs hes English Lump Magnesia
900 lbs best Pearl Ashes
81 lis do Balsam Copsiya
oo0 lbs do Cream Tartar
20 lbs best Calrined Magnesin
- bottles iIeury's Caleiued do. n new aud
highly recommended article
90 lbs best English Tartar Emelic
81 lbs do sum Camphor
Loo lbs Aqua Forts, double distilled
800 lbs O,l tilriol, opt.
81 Tvs Chlomei, best
loo lbs Flour Sulphur
600 lbs White Chalk
% lbs Gum Cupal
~ ih- Chamomlle Flowers
81 lbs Flake Mama, best
PrusSc Acid, Taftaric Acid and Pyroiigneous
Acid
Sulphale Qninino, "A new aud very valuable
article
Crpion Oil
Elaternm
Imatine "'" """ '"'"'"'' "'h''e'
Iodine
Sanford's best refined Bark
Pulv. jacob
James, Powders
30 lbs Liunor,ce
Issue, Corn and Cont Plasiers
Lees Pateut aud Family Medicines, nil kinds
Churches Congb Drops
Powdered Arrow Root VERY elegant
90 lbs. Spirits Niire opt
90 lbs. Spirits Harlshorn opt.
Muratiu Acid opt
no bottles Olive oil opt
20 lbs. Spanish Flies opt.
~ lbS. Sugar lead opt.
80 5. Gum Arabic, (aIl qualities
Oil Cloves
Oil Ros
Oil khodii
Oil Cinnamon
OIL Mint
Oh 'eppermint
DIl Ro enlary
OIL pulegii
OIL Sal ine
IL O,iearuun
Dill Wo mseed
Essence Lemon, Essence BE gsmot aud Rs-
sene Lavender
20 Tbs refined iolax
Snuils of all kinds
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''ItLN RE, .lIanapt,
SClIl,NH
ST60 prizes
l5ialU blanks
2436O tickets AZ So q.

rms Iailrr, i t5rm.3 ty u,. Si9Ib
blnation and Formulation of 81 uumbc., ''4
determine the prizes therein. the 50 nm, ~
will he publicly PLACED into u wheel ,a,Dei
day of drawing, and louroi them Mil H. W lie
out and that ticket having ON il 1l''Nh
and Sd drawn Nos. in the order IN -, =, ID
drawn, will be entitled Ia the pflzr ot ' '"a
dollars aud those FIVE other llrae,. wv"
shall have Oh them the same No, i, u, a
low Ing orders, shall be entitled to Inc a.; ,Oe
affixed TO them, respectively, viz i''''
The LIST, 3D. and ID 10 s6.Dp
2d, LIST and ID 10 400
2d, Sd and Isl 10 aao
3D. lst and I'd 10 2aa
3D., I'd and lst ts ,53s
Those sin other tickets which sLalIb,..
them three OF the drawn Nos. and ,bns.,t.u
the ist, I'd and 4tt, in enc Of their ,eye,, ,'a
ders OF combination or perturbation. will a.a.
be enttled to IA prize OF sl,0oO.
Those six Uthrr tickets which shall bayo..
them three OF the drawn Nos. and tLo..,t,,
the lst, 3D. and 9Th, in some one OF ,hrir .s,s
ral orders of combination OF perturbation AN,
each be entitled To prize OF S5oo.
those siS other tickets wnch shall bavs m
them three OF the drawn Nos. aud iln,p tlrrs
the ID, 3D. aud ith, in some one OF their ~,
ders, WI, each be enthled 10 a prize OF SpOo
those i56 tickets which shall have ON lhen
two Of the drawn Nos. and those two The a,
and 1th, will each be entitled to "A prize of
S24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have ON them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those Two the "a
and BID, or I'd and 9TH, " i'll each be entitled IA
a prize of Sl2.
And all those 500 tickets, having on Them
but one OF the drawn Nos. will each be tu,,.
tied 10 a prize of -.
No ticket which shall have drawn a prR,
OF IA superior denomination, can be entitlrdi,
All interior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing
and subject TO the usual deduction OF GtsCn
per cent.
UhOie Tickets "a 90
Uaires On
Quarters LOO
Packages of ten tickets, embracing the 80
.'os. ct the lottery, WHICH oil necessity must
draw at leas, Sl3 90 nett, with 50 many
chances for capitals or shares Of packages,
he had at the same rate
Prizes IN any OF the lotteries of New York
New Jersey, Pennsy lvania, Maryland and
Virginia, will be received in payment
u Orders for tickets tenclosng the CASH
in any of the lotteries oi New York Penn
sylyana, Maryland and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, il addressed to the
truly lucky office OF
ADRIAN X. NORTH, Lynchburg
november 80 -
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VII. SUBSCRIBER,

H.ULiG determined 10 close his bust
L ness, all persons indebted 10 him are re-
q"'sted to settle The amount Of their res2ectire
accounts immediately, as longer indulgence
~,H NOT be giren those TO uhom he is ,udebi-
eli "'A bring Jorgard Their CLAIMS Immediately.
JOHN KYLE.
November 10. s,Ih
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JOHN WILLS, c. C


Lgnehb"rg, sh Janniry, ls25.
The parties in this cause will take notice
that have appointed Saturday the 10th day
OF March next, To carry the foregoing order
of court into effect, ON which day they arr.
required TO attend AT my elice, in this town,
with their accounts, vouchers and copies oil
court papers, prepared fot examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGH, G.
January 81. u.lvoI
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NirgiIlia, 10 wit

\ TSiiiia, 10 VII
IN Ha6Gar County tourf. in Chdnesyg, the
s4n day Of .scsv0lber, 1894.
Simpson Chcshcr, plainiiif,
against
Daniel Chester, John chesher, Vim. sih1p-
son aud Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Car.her,
Nm. Thomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chesher, Jollu stone and Peggy his vile, h
limb aposley and Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesber and Zaehias Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Chesher, John Che
shrr, = liam simpson aud Elizabeth his VIE,
v iiiam Chesher William Thomas aud Han.
uah hi. wife, Hssea fbeshrr, John stone and
Peggy his lie, Elijnh noosle, and Nancy
his wife, aud Jas Chcsher, not hayi"g entered
their appearance q given security aee0rdih
10 the nri NJ assembly and III. rules ot tbs
court and il appearing 10 the Subtraction oi
the court TINT HE SAID defendants Daniel Che
sher. John Chesher, " llliam simpson aud
wife, " iliam Chesher, William Thomas aud
vile, Hosea Chesher, John Stone and vie,
Elijah hoosley and wife, aud Jas Cheshef,
are moi inhabitants OF this commonwealth,
OH motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel II
j. ordered, that she said defendants, Daniel
and John Che -lier, VIM, Simpson ard vile,
Wm Ghcshcr, Wm. Thomas aud wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and wife, Elijah hoos.
ley aud wife, aud james Chesher, do appear
here ON the fourth Monda, in February next,
aud answer the bill eifhe plainill, and that a
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN one
of the newspapers published in the town ol
Lynchburg for eight weeks snecessiTrly, aud
posted nj The front door fibe court house off
this county. A Copy-1este.
J H. B0AIIsY, d. C.
December g. Nswfl7
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TRUST SHE.

Dthe Subscribers 10y CIaibourn mse, bearing
date the I'D day of October, 1873, aud OF Ie-
cord in the clerks office of the county court
ot Prince Edward, for certain purposes there
in mentioned, we shall, on the Goth day of
February neNt, it fair, il not the next fair day
thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted, expose TO sale,
ON the premises, to the highest bidder, for
1.
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Yen Dollars NeWarA.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IA in Pnt>ylvania county, iirginiu, on Mon.
day the I'd inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, b years old, 4 feet 10
Or II inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
had on when he LETT dome, pair Of bue
checked panialoons,a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recoIee.
ted. lie Was seen on " ednesday night the
18th inst. al Mr.. SWINE. S, near Lynchburg
and | do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him TO me, or lodge him in iail SO that
get him again, shall eceiye the above n
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August 81. Wl,3
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Notice.

TIME subscribers, desirous of closing
fheir business, request that all persons
Indebted 10 them will come forward and 50,
Il, their accounts Immediately. All u. ops
hs'rins claims against them are requested 10
present them Tor payment.
They will dispose Of their Stock al reduce d
prices Tor cash. YOUNG Il JONES.
January o. tcl2t
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UtTtHUdHIsj
~ CHlECERp
The defendant moi having entered his mp
peaance and given security according To the
ncl of assembly and the rules of this court,
and it satisfactorily appearing that he is not
an inhabhani Of his country, on The motion
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, lis order.
ri, that unless the said defendant doth appear
here ou the rule dny holden in tire said ooun-
" court III March ucst aud answer The plain
titfs bill, the same shall he taken for confess
sed, and the matter thereof decreed accord.
ingly-1hat d copy OF Ibis order he published
in some Que OF The Lynchburs papers for two
monihs excessively, and posted up Mt The
from door of the court house OF said county
on two several cour, day
y Copy-Testc.
J. STEPTOE, e. BE.
December n vSWIo
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~ THE subscribers anxiously request
all persons indebted To the late firm OF ID. Y
VIM. Kyle, to come forward Il make pay
ment, as longer Indulgence cannot begiven
DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE.
Januar, 90. lives
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oiiee.

1--WE partnership hitherto eAisilns under
L the firms ef ID. & w. KYLE, Lynch
burg. WM. s. %. KYLE, Richmond, and
ID. & WM. KYLE l. Co, ahltou, North
Carolina, are this day dissolved by muiaa!
CONSENT.
DAVID KYLE, Of Lynehturg,
WILLIAM KYLE,
DAVID KYLE, Milton, ". C..