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= AlRU ST SALE.-By virtue ola certain deed
a oftrust executed by John Haas 10 The I'm.
dersigncd, on the 'rd dry of May, 1875 and of
record in the clerk office of Amherst county
court. ! shall, on the 1th Monday in this month.
Chat being court day. before the door of John
Franklin, n Amherst court house. proceed
to sell al pubic auction, tor cash. all the said John
Haas right AM tile to certain tract OF land ly-
ing on the south branch of the Potomac river IN
the county Of siapp- hifc, said TO contain $50 a.
cres-also, all his right and interest in and TO n.
mother tract OF land near the town OF Winchrst.
Ell. in the connly ofFredrrck, fornerl, oWnedhy
Henry Brnher, and also all the said Haas fp-
naming interest in the estate of Edmund Good
rich, aud such title only the undersigned
holds as trustee will be conveyed and none 9th.
er. 5. GARLAND.
Septic. ctds
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LAND FOR SALE.

m Y virtue Of a deed of trust, executed TO the
y subscribers by Joel Leftwich, on the
dav of ls26. and duly recorded in the clerks
Office Of the county court of Bedford we shall on
Wednesday the 10th day of October next, iftar,
il rot. on the next fair day thereafter. Sundays
excepted for crrt1in purposes in said deed ex-
pressed, proceed 10 sell, on the premises tract
or parcel ofland, containing four hundred ond
sixty five acres " my in the county Of Bedford,
on the waters of Enoch's creek, adjoining the
Ilnds Of CrenShaw. and others, one third of the
purchase money 10 be pad on the 22nd March,
eoa, the other third, to he pad annually from
that date Bonds l. good securts viii b" reqni-
red Of the purchasers. We acting ms trustees viii
convey IN, tite vested in Us by SAID decd, and
none others. the tirle is believed 10 be good.
JAMES {. ~TEprOE, }r,ns,cos
WILLIAM LEFTWicH, il. {
Sept l3. Sctfso
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August %

NYlRGlNIA--M superior Court oi Chance
y ~, holden in the town OF Lynchburg, OF
the 2lsl day ot May, 1927
Nelson Crawford aud Reuben Crawford, sur.
yivmg partners ol the Cru Of Cooke Crawford
N Company, Pits
against
William 5nelton, Robert Dcvin, Sheriff Of the
county OF l'ltsy lFanla aud administrator OF Da-
vld lanici, deceased, Richard S Ellis, Thomas
N. Euimnk, Archibald Robertson, Charles Ella
and john Allan, merchants trading under ,he
Grlu OF Eli, q Allan, Powhainn Ellis, William
+ Lee Robert Morton, executor Il John Chap
cl dc Chapman Johnson. Sterling Claiborne,
john 9rhouiGeld, john Ghnmon and Nathan r..
IhuImon. partners trading under the firm OF
5choollled ID lhurmon, Samne Garland, adj
ninlsuator of Thomas Lam, dec Robpi Whitc,
samuel McD. Reid William Paxton and James
v Dowrll jr executors of John Robertson. dec.
Richard HARRISON, ihchstd III. Burks Anistead
Hnctcr Peter T. lboinion, ben amin Fucker,
Andrew Morelaud and William Armisiead,
Deils.
The defendants Powhatan Ellis, William +
Lec. Richard H. Butks, Arm,toad Rnol>er aud
Brri nin Ruckrf VINO ue oul OF this country,
aud against whom the plaintiffs appear TO have
proceeded IN tn ui9Hr prescribed by law n
gaingt absent defendants, sill inllnng 10 appeae
aud answer on the motion of the plaintiff bg
COUNSEL the court doth take their bl for con-
iessed a. To those de lenhnnIs aud the cause eou-
ing on 10 be heard on tne bill, answers of the
defendants William Shelton Robert Drrn ~
Guard s. Ellis Thomas n Embark, Els H. Al.
Ian Robert Norton Chapman Johnson bier.
ling Cha borne, SctoelGe Il n lnmo the In.
testatp OF the defendant Sonrel Gai and aud the
executors Of the estate OF the aud ohm Robert
son dec Il. exhibits and examination ofaifnesses,
aud the dccreta order ofinc Goth day Of May
EIGHTEEN hundred aud twenty-five, which APP
pears to have been duly served upon the defend
ant Archibald Robertson, was argued by coun-
,el on consideration whereof the court doth
order thai one Of IFS commissioners do take an
account 81 the trust fund in the bill mentioned.
lnd 81 the various claims thereon and report the
same 10 the count with any matters specially
stated thought pertinent by himself OF required
by the partcs ~ he so stated.
4 copy reste. JOHN WILLS, Oh
Commissioner Office, Lynchburg D
jane &, 1897
The parties 10 this cnusc viii take notice that
have appointed Monday the 2fth LAY OFFS p
,rmberneKt TO carry the foregoing order of court
nto effect; az which time they are required to
attend ii my office in Ibis town, with ihci' &C.
counts aud vouchers, as alsoa copy OF the e9agt
papcls. prepared for examination aud cite
ment
CHA5. p. JOHNSTON, Com
August % cdw3
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many men un,ndnereet by the one and uuiiam.
ncied by tn atne. Who Viz Is iliinp L able a. do
Justice: acted upan hgher motive. than
those ascrhed 10 me. thought NJ. Ryes Ind
not rendered unto Cesar the thihgs that are
'1>arS | thought he had not done Justice
SUI ihlnk So. Aud therefore it was, If Homo
VIII have the reason, thai boldly tnld hun Of IT,
Homo thinks Lam mistaken Ia surprising thar
hr kiy"s Injured the cause of JACKSON, and his
own popularity. by his Amherst Speech. |
CLAIM 10 know something more of the feelings
aud sentiments OF my own county, than Homo
can pretend TO, dating a, he does from Nelson
Inc correctness or ialsiy ofmy own opinion will
he best !cSted when a III opportunity presents n.
sell. That M. RivcS lost some votes by his
speech, | have the best assurance IN the world
--ihe declarations Of the voters themselves and
that he ialsed a feeling injurious 10 hls popular.
hy, lam assured on like evidence. II Is true hp
did not loose many VOTES. but more han / or 5.
as Homo snpposes +; hui It is equally true, thai
II there had been an opposition he would havr
felt the extent Of the displ,Rsurr created by his
sp ech. These declarations are not thrown out
10 alarm NJ. Rlves, VINO. As we are tod v lilo.
mo, is a courageous man, and therefore not g. be-
inundated hut lhey are gwen as my own o.
pinions. founded upon facts that have come
within my own KNOW ledge
Homo "rruly believes" NAV be as much
''N'Ne" III app ,'"S 'hdos' Is no" g'ms
VI III '''o'd " Aa''''s ann '''N' as 9e"p'on'h>
WIS '''' ''' ~ s'''e u n'N P''uo'i US oeo'.
j, "'i''s nay "''s"'' io' MS o"" poPhe'iS y l
"'' "'s"r' ''' "i"'' anu not m'S'"N'h'
sPe'N PpN'isvN' '''''se MO" eer'a'h,F,
,,''s' "'s ''Neo p'''e. po' no no. p'',t'e
~ zN''''',a NJ s,' '''e vow u nus o'''e VI
So 10y y 81 ''' ''',',"' Ht' ms ""' Ecu
wv" "e' '"' w '"" 'no"sn' ''' M sen ne
"'"Hloh Is ~" P"sa'"s away inc s1aieo are 'an-
M 'p'" n'' 'yes' h"u >h' "eS"N 10 'hah Tor
'''' 'o'i ""u ,"""S" >'' may SUI '"S' '" give
Nv WV 'o' ~ n"""'s' S"'"'" ~ w 'h''"h
GU "'"SSe ,',,o we zap VI =" in"''' h'a,y P"'N OF
"'"se pun" ''' p'''''e me sue ho"ols. 10
."e M" % N'" o''''s "e' oluAeoS VII WIN
o." aeco'a 'eh'e5 'h',fs '''elul 9a'n gt' !" VII
'"''e Tor mn "'e''7 i'''"h p'oss"M I'M ugh
! ~ S '"ei' "'s ,"'s WIN - hN'N 'ii""5 III
,n"' was 'n""G :, '"'it ""N ','i' h'n ne, IN
NJ ''"E' """'u nave P''c'ieo Aaa"S u ''SN-
s"n
W.. '''y 'o"'N 'io'n' S"i io'''s - NE .o"u'
~ ,','" ns.''"''s) - 'u'i"S ''e ''an"''.'
~ "'s ""n'' S'h'e'""u humping "'io'' 'o"'
W. 'n'i Srs ~ - "' i'i''' .'"S'S e"'Ui -
''u asa.''N' nun ana De 'ot Jau1 hea' 40" "e''
thc present h' awarding 10 his grnn,s, h> par j.
ot'Sm and public service. etr Iull and nerIted
applause Aud "hen NJ. RN"s, Homo. and
1aIIus shall be LAID IN a grave, which no man
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I\fOrfCE--I shall offer for ront immediate
III " one plantation in Camp Iell county. a
handsome little farm adjoining Bon. Faris, aud
Micaiah hubbard. Application made to me in
Iynchbnrg Immediately. 50 that they may save
grain. will he best. All the negroes to hire
VIII be sold MI the plantation utensils. house
bold and Kitchen turgiture. stock of all kinds.
corn aud fod ler &c. sc. The terms viii be u
months credit; ior all sums under five dollars W III
be cash bond with approved security in all ca
ses. The rershahle property will be sold the
ninth day October next the negroes hired pr-
yaiely also land rented by
REUBEN RUCKER.
Sept. 10. c2t6
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o Walter F'tz erald adanllara n

o Walter F,tz erald. adalu Liza If I'd
hpnis non ~ 1phn sn'rpaa, decd. a3i
Walter Fli2genali and ancy { hs wi'r bate
%aorv G. Anthony in their oWn ri.hr, mud
Nnltrr Fitzgerald guardian iorEi - Tt.
i'm Trgg, Ahner 1rigg. aud u So TriRg,
'pgalrrnresoniativas of Sarah Anihony, WHO
ea.a daughter ct the said John splhpny,
Iced aud WI ian Irigg, their father aud
teSt friend, Su.an A,thnnV admX. Of Nm.
: Anthonv, u ,nall Frazier aud Juliet Jan"
his wife. lac Juliet Jane Anthony, Loiowick
Brode and NATL IL 9. his wife, late Naida
G. Anthonv, anu Major James Benagh -.
,sardian fnr Sarah Anu Anthony, Amanda
VI. Anthony, A'brri q An'hony, Harriet \.
salhony and Elaa "A. AnthouY, legaI reprr
-antativp3 of Wm y. Anthpny. dred Nho
,vas son of the said iohn Authony, deel
VIM. \ Anthanv, ad'nx. OF iobn \. Aufho-
nv. deed Nm. 4. Anthony in his own right
and rs guardian Tor Mary An Anthony md
BENJAMIN 4 Authony, Jam 's Anthony, Sally
Anthony, Thomas + Bennett md susan hi
wife. late Susan An'hnny, who are lrgal rep
re.entaiives OF iohu \ anthony, decd who
was a son of John Anthony, decd. Abner
Anthony and Charles Anlbony
TAKE NOTICE, that shall take the 'ep-
osiiious ofCapt Levi, Winefeld aud ether
said Wingheld's store house in B'lf1rd
county, on Friday, The 10Th day Of October
next. between The rising and setting of The
snn of that dav, aud adjourn from dav 10 day
until oct through | shall also take the de
positions of Nehemiah linndlv aud Others at
tie store house of Bernard G.. Hsndrick, IN
Franklin county, ON Monday, the 18th day o.
October next, between the rising and settinp
Of the sun on that dav. shall also tnke the
deposions Of Abner Enrly aud others AT said
Earlv's Mil in Campbell Iunty, on the 18th
day NJ Oatober nrEi, between the rising and
citing offhe sun of thai daV, aud adionr
from dav 10 lay until get through, which
dano-iiinns. whom takpn. RIll be rad rs evi-
dence in SUI 7ow depending inthe Super
or Court Of Chancer", for the Lynchbnrg
district, wherein | am plaintiff aud Won nre
defendants | sha'l alsn tdkr the DISPOSITIONS
If the above named witness and Others AT the
same times aud place which depos.tons vii
he read as evidence. ~ another suit now de-
nending in the said Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, Cor the Tvnohhnrg district, wherein
Waller fitzgerald and Mary c. his wife and
VIM Trigg. Diana rrigg, John Irigg. Ahner
Treg and DoshR Irigg, children OF Sarah
Trge, whow was Sarah anthony, are plaintiffs
and myself and others detehdanis. Your
most oht MAith AN li''Nf.
5eur IL ciwg
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NNrIRGINIA:-Na Superior Court Of Chan.
y crry holden al thr town OF Lyucbburg, o.
the 18th day OF MAY 1897
Wdiiam fuustaIl, Robert Wilson aud Geotre
Towhe-, Pits
against
Pavton Grnvoe survi,iage * r Of George Hem.
don, dec. Reubeu llrrnd n Henry Il. rrIGt and
Amy his wife, William Gicneni. and Rhnda his
vito, Thomas llenly and NatY la, wife, Richard
kcrby aud Nancy his wllr Elliott licrudon. j.
s. Ierndnn GEORGE IIendo ,. William llelndon.
Joseph licrndon, David terudon, T. lsha Hem.
don, Robert Ilerndon, John Berndon Lewis
iicrndon, 1hnrup on Hrrndon. lame. Ilerndou
and Sarah Ilcrndon, George DAVIS and Susan
ma his wife. Defte.
The defendants Elliott Hcrndon George
Hcrndon and George DAVIS have departed this
life and the defendants Payion Graves, survi-
wing eI r Of George ilcrnhon dec Thomas lien.
" aud Mary his VIE aud William lIerndon Y
mg filed their answers, 10 which the plaintiff, by
counsel reply generally, the Cause thereupon
came On 10 be heard hg consent Of the parties
BY their counsel on the bill the nnsu crs olthe
last mentioned defendants and exhibits, aud whs
argued by counsel; on consideration whereof
the court doth order thai one of its commission.
crs DO take mn account OF the administration Of
the defendant P,yton Graves upon the estate Of
his tesiator the said George Herndon. dec mud
report the sntnc 10 the count With any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself, o.
required ~ the parties TO be- 50 stated
A copy--1esie, JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commissioner Office Lynchbmg.
12rh July, 1877
The parties in his GAUGE ALL take notice thai
have appointed Friday the 10Th day Of Octo-
Der next TO commence the accounts directed by
the force DING order. on which day, ut the hour
of nine o clock IN the morning, they fare required
TO attend at my Office, in this town, with their
accounts, vouchers and copies OF court papers.
prepared for examination aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
Sept. l3. ofw6
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TOT TUF TIRGiSTAN,
me "lher who preSnmcs to question the cor
''e'n''' OF the course pursued NV men in eleva-
'f3a'nns may With almost absolute certainty
'@ee' u find the conduct which he arraigns not
ely defended but enlogized hv some one or
"1fI' And II 10, untgeque atlv happens that he
"4tt'S himself 10 severe aud sometimes un,ne-
''en anlmadvcrslon No man is 50 unfortunate
=" We without his friends. friends 10 whose
p'"di eyes and generous feelings virtues and Vi.
pr,entlhe same brivht appearance. and who
wiling at all hazards to defend acts which
eS less partial en-, not sanction, This is a re
's 'tat IN he human character: the ritter
'''a MOI, therefore. en'er npon this delicate
3me'Imes unt.,nnhfn duty tor duty il often
~ "'''ut hrSt counting the cost and prrparinq
"a 5'hu ioy al its consequences have count.
oa cost and am prepared for the conspouen-
,t Al" whatever mHy be the issue OF this affair.
.,a a'r triumph Or defeat, nothing shall deter
"o" again and again, il occasion snail re-
,e,I w. exercising NV undoubted RIO ut Of freely.
'"Pe dSpassInuatelv and imonrtialfv ex
rs my opinion of the acts ofpnblir men.
Mac ." nca'lon. which had the hndor of a
.,r,s Ne F"snian of the 10th of Aunnst. has
ys,J. . IN me spirited aud somewhat INDIGNANT
snj.tI '1"mo spirited, because he ferris the
his frana Ne'' OF generous heart Iaboring Tor
tia, s; t"'-and Indignant, because he believes
lion u .aHa unlnStiy as>ailed Nv communica.
aln,.;o Intended Principally to convey my belief
dulred ahd CHEERING at the timr, and sill in
regain;,n %'t'i satisfaction, that Henry Clay was
and W., ,'e lost confidence OF his native state
prrson.l '@,"g SUPERIOR to the nlachinations of
incila",.Tn".a political enemies. Mr.. Rives was
PHI srasa "y drawn in-he was introduced erep,.
md Tomo IN illustration Of previous remarI,
S''o may rest assured that he was a minor
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Select Classical and English
School.

ERTIE next Session ofihe subscribers School
will commence on Monday, the I'd of Sep
temher, Al the Mason's Hall. Scholars engaged
in Classical studies viii pay 500, and those in
the English branches, Slj per session of five
months The patrons OF this school are respect
fully assured that every ezertion shall be made
10 bring forward the ouihs enl ,lsted 10 the sub
scribel care as rapidly As IL consistent with Il
thorough comprehension ufthe subjects Of their
study. + q SMITH.
August 80 tcit3w4
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NVfIRGiNlA--At Superior Conrt of Chance,
j ~ holden in the town OF Lynchburg, the

NVfIRGlNlA--At a Superior Court ofChance
i ~ holden in the town OF Lynchburg the
ooh day of October, 1924.
.ohn Jacobs. Pit
against
Cornelius Powell, administrator de bonis non
of Jesse Jones, decd, Deft
This cause came on this day TO be heaid on
the bill answers, exhibits and The examination
OF witnesses, and was argued by counsel
consideration @hereofthe court doth order that
tue defendant render an account Of his admin
isiration on the estate Of his interstate befofe one
of the commissioners of the court, who Is direct.
ed 10 examine, slate and settle the same and
make report thereof TO the court with any mat
tiers specially stated. thought pertinent by him
self, Of required by the pa,lies 10 bc SO stated.
A Copy-Tes'e, j. WILLS, &C,
Commissioners office, Lynehhurg.
July ls27.
Tho parties in this cause will take notice hat
have appointed Wednesday, the 10Th of s. u.
next 10 carry the foregoing order OF court INTO
effect ut which time they Eeqniled 10 sttend
at my office in this town with their accounts and
vouchers prepared for examination AID settle
meni. { HAS. 7. JOHNSTON, Gem
August %. civ
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Sept. -.

" AND FOR SALE.-rhc subs fibcr, in
ID tending 10 discontinue planting, offers for
saif the tract of Land on which he now resides,
lying in Bedford county, within six miles Of
I.ynchbmg, adjoining the lands of Patrick Bur
ton, Edmund Cohbs, Hiram Cheatwond, Nathl.
l. Manson aud Mrs. Cath McrlN ether The
Tract contains $40 - acres $50 of which is
heavily timber, d, the balance either IN high
state OF cultivation, OF with little oxception)
we'll covered. As it Is presunahle thai any
one oishing 10 buy, will first view the premises
particular description is thought snperiuous, the
subscriber would bui ust observe that It Is a de-
Sirable place. both for health aud cultivation
rhe ncighborhood Is thought to be one OF the
best in Virginia Ga his tract are all neCcssa
~ improvements The dwelling house Is large
ind convenient though not rnti ely halshcd
The subscribcr will shew the premises 10 any
one wishing to buy.
Terms one thud payable LIST May, ls2S
one third 1T May. la29 the balance lst May
1890 A deed OF tustor satisfactory bonds vii
ne rcquned. CLEMENTS A. JEsNlN6s
Anp,i.t2 r2,Ht5s
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STAPLE ARTICLES.

MARRIED, on TUESDAY the 9th inst by the
Rev Nicholas IL. Cnbhs Doct Fredrick GyGu-
Olson Pttcrs, 10 the amiable Mss 1un J. eldest
daughter Of Doct. john j. w Read all Of Bed
ford county.
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rOa pHTlf ,pT4f1s

y1fif subscribers h,sr nprnri Printing oc
= lice tlifer doors below the D1iee of the
Nuriumn. Wherein they arc ready 10 execute
every kind ofJoh Printing, with nehfnrss and
dispatch, such as shtiiil, constabies' y clerks
b anlSs, bank checks, negotiable uoies. bonds,
Sc &c They will constantly keepon hand. mer-
chants bills and all others of advertising bills 4.
they are fully prepared To eSrrnie handsomely
aud promptly. fEADLEluN d to.
sent IL c3Vp
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EDVCa AN.>.

lncnce on the Isl dnv ofpci ter nest.
NEW TERMS.
Per Session o. five months.
The price of Tuition for allthc highest
branches oi English education has
been reduced 10 $40 90
That ofthe Junior class, for spelling
and re ding only TO 10 %
That Of Music. eocai aud on he Piano
Forte, } lessons week 10 90
For tie French Italian OF German Ian.
gua2es, 10 op
For drawing aud painting, 10 10
The public may remain insured, that the
teachers will br H. attentive as ever, 10 iorwn a
the improvement Of the pupils, and 10 main
tain that suIoi discipline, which they have insli
tuied.
The experience which Mrs Leubn Inns arpun-
ed IN Music MOI only rs n teacher ni the Piano
t0Tie, bu also as one Of I0tni Mitsir enables
hcrto affirm. TINT her scholars viii improve nj
least rs much rs with any other Music teacher
whatever ~ support ofthls assertion, SIR hrgs
Iraye 10 refer The pubic 10 the improvement al
the numerous scholars she has instructed IN
Richmond, Fredericksburg h Staunten, durnr
The last eleven years which can be- asccrtaiued
hy referring TO the certificates circulated ia this
Town last yeaI the originals oi whlcharr IL hen
possession. PETER II. LEFRA,
July 80 c9l02
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Cash for W heat.

- WE WILL give the highest Cash price for
~ Wheat, delivered AT The Lynchbdrp
Mills. HANCOCK Il BROWNE
August 30. tCis2
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Ncrrops for Sale.

SEVflII. 81 soil ,--io the highest bidder.
" for cash on Monday the 10Th sept. nj
Amherst Court House tbelng Amherst Court
day,) parcel Of likely Negroes. (Men We.
mcn aud Girls helonpng 10 'hc Estate OF the
late Maj Madsoe Ware dec
JNO. MCDANIEL. ddmr.
de bonis noH ofthf edatc Of NJ Hare.
MARY JONES. 1dnr.
de boais non othe ostaie Of NJ ddre dec.
AugHa 81. cieidsI
In, above sale is postponed uuiil Mond1y the
9th, II beng the FIRST DIV Of Nmhefd Superior
Comt. JNU. DANIEL, ao.
sept Is. ctds6
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PkIA NE SAIES
Continue low. iae hogshcad AIS sold PR
Yatcly this week n : II
INSPECTED
The past week o05 hhds passed !; AZ refused
total 252.
We have received accounts TO the LIST of Al
gust, from England, They inform u.s. that the
Tobacco trade iseyccssivey dull, and notice.
decline in inferior leaf, and strips. Of I'D. TO Id
per H. This news seems to have had no effect
upon our market Tic article is already so
low that buyers seem willing TO vest money AZ
the present rates. Fine Tobacco still sells well
from II TO | /
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August 10


AjiRGINIA AT n Superior Cour OF
CHANGER, holden nj the town ofLynch-
burg onihc 2l.t dpy oi May, le27
Aguess Nev,ns, Fit
against
Jos Cobb, and John Cohbs. executor Of
Thomas Cobb. deed DIETS
The defendant lcssa cohbs, who is onl Of
this country, aud against whom The plaintiff
ppprars 10 hnsr proceeded IN the mode pre-
crihrd bv Inv against nbsrm defendants.
,lil failing Ia hpponr md answer, OF the
motion ni The plant Il by council the court
10th take his bill Tor confessed rs 10 that de.
tendani aud the rnnse coming Oh 10 10
rcnrd on the bill, ahsWrr Of the other dee
l.ndRui, and nm exhibit, WAS nrrued bF culln-
81 on ION ,5eraiion whereof hetonri 10th
aflrr TINT one OF IL commissioners do take
IN account Of HE administration Of the de-
ulnul lohn Cobhs upon The ESTATE OIL tess
tior Ihamha tnhhs, dec Il, and II the ln-
.rresl Of thr defendant leasr Gohbs IN said
SAFE mud repor' the snme 60 IN" cour with
any mattrrs spe ialy suited ihonsh eef'I-
nent 10y hh ell or required by the ia tiesio
he az stated
A Copy -~Testc, E. JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commissioners ellicc, LYnchbnrg,
JUNE u 1927.
The parties IN thia cpnse will take notice.
that have appointed Nednesday the o6'h
day of September NEXT IN carry the fofeen-
ing order oC court into Effect AT which limo
they are required io attend 1 my once in
TIM town, Win their accounts end vouchers
prepared for examination aud .ciIrfneut
CHS. 4. JOINS1OS, Com.
August % c4n3
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ash for w heat.

,DllE highest Cash price will he given for
u Wheat, delivered at the Lynchhurg mills
SMITH u BAGWELL.
August 30, tets
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Inn AcRTs or LAND for Sale. NOD a

400 AckTs or LAND for Sale. add
= ~ food gun sill Be ei,en in The Lind
II lies bite hhi eirnrnr 81 stone iiinn common
and Is well watcted IN different parts nfihr Land
nearly nl' enelosedand tn ienees Iolernblt good
and Is situated IN ycts rt,od nelghburhaud-4
enough aud cleared 10 work q OF Y hands To- i'd
sanlage--gond tobacco land 10 clear aud IA no.
deal Of tesh lnd already cleared. with u
tplrrablr dwelling he,se on If. with two stone
aud one buck CHIMNEY toutfpoms below three
abuse aud 4 Lazy cellar entirely dry which ~.
sacrs III knr.,n aud loaln honse thnt Is
cirai Of smnlr -alsn d new barn ADD ptlr,r on
houses Tins ldoa 'ic, 81 Sloney fo,k IN Bed.
lord county. nca DAVIS . plesfun's old Store
81 Gposc Creek. ,hal give the above tnter
insertions ind then drseeuiEnF it Any poison
rcing IT, aud think the Land may sui tb,in.
can come after this advertisement Is stopprd
JNO WALDEN.
Sept H. e3w6