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GOO REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from
NV the subscriber, nenr Lynchburg, on
Saturday or Sunday last, two MBRES-one
OF them nearly black, stoutly formed, and
with toal-the other a smaller animal7-a
bright bay, with scald on one OF her ianhs
IA very uncommon mark, by which ST.
NAV be readily known. | will give the =
boye reward tor the delivery of the MARI
IN Lynchburg, or ten dollars for either, de'''
vered IN Lynchburg For the apprehension
and delivery OF the tibet will give the re-
ward of Fifty Dollars.
JOHN b CABELL,
Aug. IS. Isl
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PATRICK H. EiBELL,

Yfl uNANAY, from thr suo-Gf.p,l ~ lhe
- "a rnng oi thr 18Th inst, u negro man
na .r.i Pc X, about - years old large aud
ave common height, somewhat light con-
peeisd. large white eyes---ho got away from
undei the lash, Hnd Is without chothes, hat.
or snJes, except I'antaleons.
II ~ prohlttle he viii ann TO get TO LynCh-
burg, rs he got there several times when ht
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
ewner. wll pny any person $50 who will
deliver him 10 me in p,usylyania, II miles
north oi Milton, y. c. or $40 II secured in
ans all WILLIAM II. SHELTON
August 2s. ts1
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against


Christopher Robertson and James Garland.
adm'rs of Davis Petty, DEE. Andy Petty. T..
phraim Francis aud Fanny his wife, Nelson
Bagam and Polly has mfr, Ellis Wilson and
Elizabeth his wife, lhomas Hines aud Nan
cy his wife, and lsham Petty aud Joseph,
Icbnlon b, Foniain, Albert, Ellis and
grief ID Scaies, children OF Lefty ocates, de
ceased, the last four of whom are infants by
commissioner Benagh specially assigned their
guardian, Deiis
by consent ofpsrties by their counsel thu
court doth order that the defendants Christ
pher Robertson and james Garland render ~
account OF their administration oi the esatr
OF their interstate before one OF the commlssl
oners OF the court, who is directed to exam
inr, state aud settle the same, and make re-
port thereof 10 the cour, with any mattrr-
specially .laleh thought pertinent by himself
or required by the parties Ia he So stn,ed.
A Copy--Teste. iOilN WILLS, Ok.
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JOHN WILLS, c. c.

NVflRGlNlA,-Ata superior court of Chan
v Gerry holden IN the town OF Lynchburg,
on the 18th May, 1926.
John Bennett, Pit.
against
James W Dibreli, Benjamin Perkins James
Benagh aud Samuel Miller, Defts.
The defendant Benjamin Perkins, who is
out ot this country, and against whom the
plaintiffs appear to have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent de-
PENDANTS, still failing to appear and answer
on the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, the
court doth take his bill for confessed as to
that defendant; and the cause coming on TO
be heard on the bill, answers of the defend
ant James W. Dibrell. aud exhibits. and upon
the decrcal order OF the oath OF November
! 1920, which appears 10 have been duly ser
we'd upon the defendants James Benagh and
Samuel Miller, was argued by counsel ON
consideration whereof the court doth order
that one OF its commissioners do take an ac,
count OF the trust fund in the bill mentioned
aud OF the application of the same hy the
trustees aud make report thereof IN the cour
with any matters specially stated though
pertinent by himself or required by the par
ties To he SO stated
Cony-Iesie, ]. WILLS Ok.
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BTHhoutG iohHe LddtoS otWWdFy'
y / the ,usllanonpi Ar Leuha, we allrud.
~ ed 40 examination ui The pupils OF his
snnuJl, on saturday the On ui Ausun Our
observations, which wera very particular
were attended with great graliostion aud
EVEN surprise al the readiness with witch his
scholars answered the questions proposed III
the vsripns brnncheG oi tRelr studies. Al.
thou III 80 eonsideg II unnecessary Tor the
I'm, vragard IL express, particularly, their
aepi!alenis OF HE merits OF all the dtileret
-ciasscs, @e embrace with pleasure tins op-
purtdNHy at declaring oar eutire satisfaction
viii lue course VI instruction pursued III tins
StaundfYi AL our sense Of the ass'luiiy aud
seoIprl.nry oi the teachers, Huu OF the great
HdHigvuG1 AT The scholars. Ac df9m Il more.
ONer, dlo 10 Mr., Aenba's great success III The
taana -ratCHi al ms sUnoDi, 10 notice more
paricularly he acquaintance of his pnpiis
with s4tue nt the most important subjects OF
the tudy during the pss.ed session. The
Bag, u ascrois4s completely convinced Us
oi 10 dh.,ltics aud zeal oi the teachers who
aitend 10 ihai department The Reading aud
Writing atihr young Ladies' were Distinguish
ed hy correctness and llsii1rJuess a. the Tor
mer, aud 10y INST AM fairness N The latte.
lhgu ka"wIedge - English Grammar, at Ihe
Fundamental prucrtrs III Arithmetic aad OF
u
elemcpi. d! ASTRONOMY aud Natural History
srr'u nave been Impaired by "a irnl
g. .lpsi idfn.nus method. Win .eosrA.
e N,l IT. application, 10y the uae OF Maps
,H'I'.tas, The scholars have acquired most
RI tn1lr "eqntlnlaact AnJ ~ Rhetoric and
Befr iettrss tho class stood an examination
highly honorable 10 iscltHnd CreditHbe 10 is
ienCHrr. la the opinion at those ot Us who
are acqpanted.wlih the French Language, no
Seton can he mure favorable than Tins Tor
learning that language correctly. II is the
native Language OF Mr.. Lenba aud his family,
aud thrlrs is the latest aud most fashionable
prannuriaiion 81 Paris. In addition 10 be
ing Taught 10 read aud write the French Ian
gdhee with correctness mud elegance, the pu-
pils likewise enjoy the advantage of convers.
lug IN Il with their teachers. We will con.
Guide with the assurance that the merits of
Mr. hea9a As teacher, aud the greet advan-
aases oil ms Academy, hive, 10 orrr minds.
been fully established by the proficiency ot
his pupils ri their late examination.
JoitNA etABElb, COLIN RUCkNER
J. h. HARRISON, |. OUTLET.
G. ANTHONY, +. q. SMITH
JAS. ". PEGRAM, ID. BRADrCIE,
e. W. NELSON,
y. b. The second session ofihis Seminary
vii commence on the Cd day OF October
neat. M. Leuha respectfully informs the
public, that ~ consequences of the enrours se.
meni promised him, he will haze nm addition.
II assistant, prreetly qualified TO teach all
the dfer"nt branches taught in his school
which wal make i've teachers connected
"lliI ihrs Seminary.
August 10. tctoQSl
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L,oR SALE the LANYARD at New
July 81

i Glasgow, now in the occupancy OF Mr..
Charles l. Barrett, together with d commodi.
Gus dwelling house. kitchen, snnLe-bouse
md older ont houses. There IS attached 10
this establishment but little short of four A.
crcs OF Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout ID watts, aud bark sufficient 10 work the
yard for some time To come. This situation
J. believed 10 he one OF the best Tor the re-.
ception 81 country hides in Virginia Pos
srss,ou, Tor he purpose oi working III hides,
can he had iorlhwih, and entire possession
about the first OF December next. Any per
son wishing To purchase such property will
do we'll To call and see II, asa great bargain
may be had. Nr. Barrel, Of New Glasgow
viii show the property, and is authorised TO
siipunle for the same JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 8. 1899
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Just received, direct from \. York a further
supply Of NEW BOOKS Il STA
EIoMAAY, among them are the iol-
lou ing new wotks, viz
Granny, n new novel in vols. by an En-.
glsh Lord.-Iii' IS certainly one among The
best novels that's been before the public Tor
a long lime.
The subatefn, or, Sketches of the Psnin-
sular War during he Campaigns Of 1913 and
II, by an eye witness - do0t know any
work that's more praised than this by all who
have read it,
Tales oil the Mid and the Wonderful
From the name OF this work presume IT'S
very fine.
Fieldings Proverbs Of all Nations, illusira-
ted with notes aud comments, &c Alive
ry person ought 10 own copy OF this salua-
bic and rare production.
The History OF the Buccaneers Of America,
| in 3 vols expect this IS very Interesting.
Silliman', Tour between Hartford aud
Quebec, with most superb rngrayings, Gc.-
Tbs work is very much praised by all who
hive read il.
Thompson Discaurses and Correspon-
dence, with various learned Jufisls upon the
History of the Law, &c 9c.--l am told by
LAWYER that This is an exceeding fine work.
The Masonic Chart. Sd Edition, with Con
siderable additions aud cancellations, by X.
w Jeremy, l.. Cross, g l..
The Templars' Chart-Orders Of Knights
of the Red Gross, Knights Templars aud
knights OF Malta or Order OF 81 John OF lie.
rnsslem, by Jeremy l.. Cross, X. X. {. N. /.
VI &c.
Also, further supply of Brooke's Gaget-
teer, which is certainly one OF the most yalu-
able and useful productions in the known
world--and every person ought 10 own CO.
py of This exceedingly valuable aud useful
work Together with great variety Of
Books aud stationary of every description
all Of which, The public may rest assured,
will sell very low for cash.
June l. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
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SCUPpERNONG WINE. &c.
Nrorlcr-l offer for sale my tract ofland,

%rorICE-l offer for sale my tract ofland,
" within seven miles Of Lynchhurg, con-
tanning One Hundred and sixty and a
half Acres, by recent survey. This land ise
quail 10 any in the parts and well improved,
has on il a good manufacturing mill, all com
pete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
for the purpose OF corn and plaster likewise
good saw mill, and a new distillery, just
pat in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whlskcy per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood, aud
the country grist is NOT surpassed by any in
this part oithe state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
to the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
May Is ISIS
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For Sale oc Rent

lHE franklin Hotel in the town oil
New Glasgow, in the comfy OF Amherst
As house Of entertainment, this is equal 10
any 1.-THE upper country. The buildings are
large aud convenient. and promise great an'
Vanihges TO any person disposed 10 embafh
IN that kind Of business also several tracts
OF land in the Counties of Amherst and Nei'
son, which lands are well adapted to The cu''
are OF corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
DAVID 5 CARL MD
!aiy @, tl5i
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NEW GOODS.

KHar subseribefs have recently added To
Il tAair assortment fhe following lasliion-
ali. afslcies
Beautila Barske$4 hsleste Dresses, al shades
Imperial Fteneh striped silks
le4-Biaek allan Lntssifng, aud super blst
l.eNauiiae
Rich lg'd anl real dandarinc Black Grapes
aud Robes
An elegant assortment oil splendid sHuse
Handkerchief
4 few vsrt handsome patterns Black aud
Whs f'a,oses
= B,a fashionable Ribbons
4 few g. l,eaaiilul bet q bbons, with va
srieiy aI nihef re- Gonds, which ~ nhff
iaw, MKEE, ROBINSON 90.
August 81.
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<nHE subscriber will dispose Of his valua.
II bic stock Of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS. either by wholesale ar retail, nj
prime cost, until the 18th Of November newt.
The balance remaining on hand nj that time
.il he sold nj auction. without reserve, 10
Tie highest bidder. Those who wish TO sup
ply themselves with Goods are invited TO
call, as great bargains may be had.
/. PATTEN.
August q. Isl
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WHITTUt DHTkl NhTTHHTIUI9 NFIhIIIVTIIT'
starch, Magnesia, Lump aud ealCiued Sup
Mama, Senna, sulphur, Opium, Rhubarb
Roo, aud Powder, Prus ian Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Columbo, Cubel's
Tooth Brushes aud Powder, Fancy Soaps,
io Phdls and a number oi other articles.
August 7
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~ o'tiac oJa deed Of trnsi, eiecHed NJ
- Samuel Ditrhdm and Sqrah his W,fe, 10
me subscriber, da'ed on he I'm day Cf J,oe,
1919, 'oW be sold on me premisfs, al ppbiic
auction, 10 me highest biddo for cash, on
Thursday NE 2la dag Of mr. Hssrn monit.
September, one LOT, on eienenM street. wih
House thereon, containing s2t tset on mid
ffred and running bark 26l feet 7bc subser,-
b'r aeiing as trustee, nH conreg only such tile
as is rested IN him bV IN sind dted NJ trust.
jas. BEN.4GT, Trustee.
Sept. II. dIl
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10 DOLLARS REWARD, win be paid

40 DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid
NJ tor the apprehension of negro man
named DAVID, who ahsconded from me the
last day OF July. He is ahou, % years old,
D feet D or e inches high, black complexion,
remarkable white teeth he has been raised
wagsoner; one very notable mark may be
seen by looking under his left arm on his side.
as wei AS recoiected. occasioned by king
evil when child, and has left large scar,
six or eight inches long. do expect he is
aiming for the Ohio. The above reward will
he paid il secured in any jail so that get him
again, by addressing letter to me, directed
10 Drummond's post Office. Brunswick coun.
ty Va. JOHN PRrrCHET.
N b. He may be about Lynchburg, as his
companion, who started with him, has been
taken up there, and this fellow seen there a.
bout the same time. J.P.
Sept. IL. ;e3w'
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Commitments Office, Lynehbug,
2elh Nov 1875
The parties interested IN the aforesaid or
der will take notice thai on the 10th ol DC
ioher next, nj o o'clock in the morning,
shall proceed to carry the said order into ct-
feet on which day they are required to at.
tend with their vouchers aud papers.
ciwI SAML. ANlHONY, c.
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August 81

NtflRGINIA.--At a SUPERIOR court nj Chan
y Gerry holdrn NJ the town ri Lyncbburg,
on the 18th day oi DC ober, 1925
Jabez Smith, adm'r OF Polly Petty, deed.
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Advertisement.

H0HE subscriber has lately taken the hons.
- formerly occupied w MIR. Townsend
1ruslow, opposite Messrs. Smith d. Bagweir,
store. He offers his services 10 the public
as Tailor aud he respectfully informs III.
ciIizens ol Lynchburg and lis vicinity. ib,,
all those nho may trust their work 10 HI,
care, HEY NAV rest assured that il shall hs
neatly executed. Hnd with the quickest die.
patch shall also keep ready made c.nlb.,
OF all sorts and sizes, and will sell low for
cash. LINDSEY b. PADGETT
Sept !. lTttsll
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MD'W ARBIWA,ES,

InliE Subscriber has the pleasure of an
- nouncing to the public, that he has lust
received, direct from Philadelphia, a very
large and valuable assortment of NEW
BOOKS. Many the works arc very SUI
peslor 10 any ever offered in this market, he.
'ns very neatly printed on fine paper, with
very superior engrasings and most superbly
bound Among the new publications are
'as'on DE Blondevile, orth Court OF Hen.
ry the III. keeping Festival in Ardanne, A
Romance, by Anne Radcliffe, Author of the
Mysteries ct Udolpho, Romance OF the Fo-
rest, Romance oithe Pyreuees, &c. &c. and
contalnnga memoir ofher life, with extracts
from her 10urnal.--Ihis work is cxreedinp-
y well spoken of, and from what know of
The writer's works have no doubt hnt that il
Is very fine and interesting nroduction.-
lite aud writings ofFr"derck REYNOLDS. in .
fois'-Fhis work contains II great mass of
very interesting aud amusing information
moderation, by Mrs. Holland, who is think
very moderate writer.
inc public are particularly invited 10 call
anu examine my very large aud valuable.
STOCK OF Books, as ! am determined 10 sell
mem very low. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Sept. L.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BROWN

pEMOVAL--EDW YARD BROWN
A has removed his Jtreiier'S shop 10 The
tenement next door to the Virginian Once
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes i Brewster
he takes this opportunity to return his SIN
cere thanks to his friends and the public tor
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
'ures them he will endeavor to merit con-
''nnance OF their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention to their orders tor re.
pairing watches and clocks, making ana
mend'ngJewelry, or executing any work III
his line with which they may entrnst him
EDWARD BROWN.
June /. t,13
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]. WILLS.Ck.


July 20, 1926.
The parties interested in the foregoing or
der, viii take notice, that on the 30lh Sept
shall proceed To carry the said order into
elect on which day they are required to
attend with their accounts and vouchers.
clw4 SAML. ANTHONY, {.
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New Nat Stnpe
FANCY FUR HATS.

Together with a general supply of
Common fW and Hool Hats.
A part ot which are of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron
age. as they are determined to keep con-
si4nlly on hand a complete assortment of
fancy bats Of the latest northern fnsbions
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats Of their own manufacture
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, of their own
make shall be ironed without charge.
'"he ~ ttQ0
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4 NDREWS & BROTHERS., beg
n leave to inform the public in general,
that by the latest arrivals they have reed
the principal part of their Spring and Sum
mer supply of Sta pie and Fancy Goods
As in the selection of their assortment this
season, they have omitted no article tina,
could br procured in their linz of business
that is either useful or fashionable, as they
presume their customers expect this duty
from them in requlal for The liberal pat
ronage they have received, they consider
it unnecessary to give them a tedious de
tail of every article that comprises their
pf
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NathN. " huston,
July Is.

A Il the junction of Main Street with tho
"A Alley leading TO and from Friends to
Martins or Stone Warehouse, offers 10 the
public, BY wholesale and retail, a general as
sortmpnt of
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PREPARED AND SOLD BY
NJ : DkISDEN NJ. ID

No ~. 81. Pnuis, London.
Who has appointed DIR ROBERT HARRIS,
in. of Philadelphia, the only agent in the u
nhed States, to vendihe Rheumatic PorderS
with lnll powerto appoint other agents where
he may think proper.
IL THE subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale few dozen boxes of DIR.
Drisden's Rheumatic Powders, each box con
lains q doses. Price 8 % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
JnlY ID. isg2
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sN6AN, COFtEE, &c.

Just landed and Tor sale cheap,
4 hhds best brown sbgar
10 common DO do
10 bazs prime green e.d'ee
& do big while do
ALSO,
Pepper, Msdler, Ginger, Indigo
ANN, cnpprras. Spice, Cloves, &c.
El-om ard Chamber salts
A lew boxes best Teas
Al 50,
l7h ssaks Salt (L,grrpool hlled)
3 "a 4O1o HIS Cotton yarn
Fish, a.. &C.
Also, 2 hhds. hest holassGs.
Apply 10
ANDREWS L. BROTHERS.
July IT
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MRS. T. Z. RANDOLPH, proros,

Zach boarder will furnish her own bed
bedding, aud towels.
FOR Day SCHOLfRS
Tuition IN all the English branches
above mentioned, gao
Fuel, o
1tw thought proper 10 state that any one
or all, of the above enumerated branches
viii he taught as parents or guardians may
direct ; wliore no directions To The CONTRARY.
q ere given, they will all in turn come under
S'onr course OF instruction.
.4Egast 10. tsl
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VI lHf. Subscriber having entirely abandon.
- ed the idea OF moving TO the south
wall IN tntnre attend the courts holden in tho
county OF Franklin. lie will be found con
s'aht'y at his Office unless when be is absent
on professional business.
n. NJ. TALIAFFRRO.
September 4. go
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Recommended ~ me MOd YtTea""'e THS'
eioHs an Europe as nell as IN .fheTiea as Z"
.afe aud eertoin cure JoT The
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Cont.
n Judicious practitioner IN London, spea.
.SA king of these powders, expresses hinlseh
fhus-"I have (says br) employeda'i my SKIN
a.,d talents 10 fnd out an useful preparation
for the reiiet and cure oil rheumatism, anu /
most soismHiy affirm, that have never ioo"a
any thing so good, so safe, aud so ep'eae'o"s,
rs Dr. Drisden's Rheumatic Pow ers. lou
ma, depend upon II says be) l0r nave OF
ten experienced il, that they possess every
virtue lbai can justly be aseflbed 10 any meu-
icine for that tormening disease Here then
(ssys he, again you have medicine oil super
iative efficacy and OF intrinsic value mild IN
lis operation and certain in its effects, aud
which may he given with success ~ varie-
" of chronic diseases. but especially in obsti-
nate Reclamation. II may be given TO tue
youngest children, and to women IN the most
delicate situations In pans Of The lace, &C
powder taken al bed lime will give reiiet'
DIR. JENNINGS OF Edinburgh, speHking OF
these powders, says, have used them III my
practice, as well as i'll the hospitals, anu hnd
them TO be a most valuable remedy IN cases
Of Rheumatism, aud well calculated TO do
much good and therefore recommend them
TO general use being confident ia my own
opinion, ms well as that OF Others, that no
one will be disappointed who may have &C
casion 10 use them.
d. CLARK OF Nem York in a letter 10 the
agent OF proprietor concludes by saying, The
poorer class OF people will find in these pow
ders, valuable and cheap medicine, for
have generally found from one 10 two boxes
have produced Il cure and IN some cases nal
box has had The wished for effect d in one
instance a gentleman who came under my
care, laboring under obstinate chronic Rheu.
matisln, attended with all the symptoms OF
approaching consumption, by continuing the
use OF the powders both diseases were com
metely removed, and am, of an opinion, that
this medicine will prove valuable remedy
in complaints of the chest, as well as Rhs"-
mdti5nn.
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This cause came on this day, 10 be heard
ON the bill, answers, aud examinations OF
witnesses, and was argued by counsel, ON
consideration whereof, the court doth refer
the accounts between the parties, 10 one
of its commissioners, who is directed to exa-
mine. state md settle the same, aud make re-
port thereof To the court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself.
or required by the parties TO be 50 stated.
Copy-Teste,
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DR. DNTSDEWSS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS

Recommended by me mos YePedaoft ihy"'
cions an Europe as uel as an .faefiea as "
safe aud certain cure J0T The
III n...., 4 n,a. l,..d KLptI lnnfIc lIn1If.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-25
From the National Mtelligencer.
To THE EDITORS.

GENTLEMEN: AS this year Of Jubilee has com
menced with so many wonderful events, have cal
culated one more for you to add to the catalogue
My calculation is this; that, on the evening Of the
31st inst. there will be extraordinary approxims-
ton and union Of The rays of Jupiter and Venus.
much so that their concentrated eugence will sup
ply the deficiency OF the absent moon.
They will set together at 8 h 81 m. mean time, a.
Washington be in conjunction August ], A. M. 5
h. 81 m do; on the meridian of London, 8 b. 90
do; at which time, the right ascension Of Jupi-
ter will be ii h 6 m. in time, and that of Venus
IL h. m in time. Venus. declination will be G.
Sc N. and that of Jupiter g. 59' N.
AS the like will not lake place again for many
years. wish astronomers to make some obserya
lions at some time before and after this unusual con
junction OF two planets one 4OO,0oO,0oO miles out
side OF our path, and the other between Us and
the sun
! am your humble servant,
S A. RUDDOCK.
Washington. 18th July, 1926.