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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-15
NilE. HAPPINESS OF LIFE,

NilF HAPPINESS OF LIFE,
REGULATED by TIE rREtEprs OF VIRTUE;
(,3l Oriental IMe)
In a lovely valley watcred by perennial
stream from TIE ancient Enphratcs. Barcas, de-
sccnded from the patriarcAs CT old, had pitched
lis tent 4 towering oak venerable with age
the shadog Of whose spreading branches offered
q cooling etrcat from The noon tide rays. stood
before them; and i3f,y grove of citrons and
pome5 ranaics, delighted the eye Of The travel
Ter, and gave IFS spicy odours 10 the iutterlng
breeze. HIS doors were always open to the
strans ger and the fathcrl,ss, The INDECENT found
in him generous henefac;or He delighted TO
remove the chilling hand Ct poverty from the
unfortunate, and to pour the balm Of comfort
into the breasts Of the frcnGcss Filled with
generous principles Of virtue and beneticence,
tic was not contented with enjoying happiness
himself but desl0lo of extending il 10 all the
human race.
lie always pitched his tents within the sight
Of some principal road, that the weary traveller
might find reireshnent, and rest securely after
the toll, OF the day
AmoL- the rest that returned to the splendid
city Of Darcas, was SeIim, Prince Of Alden, who
ht] been driven from his country by the Sopil
Of Persia. lis countenlnce was cluuded with
cares and di>Appo!u,mcnts, and his attention
wholly employed IN mcdtatins on his nislor-
tunes.
Baras received lie unfortunate stranger with
lha: cnrdia! it, tton y. Inch had cndcuIcd hinl
10 al the luIa:'itauts Of The neis hbouIins cnun-
tries. lie Treated him in the rlost hosMtable
manner, and cndeavoured, BY cheerful and
engaging conversation, 70 Danish that lnclan
rhaiy which rreyed upon his mind but finding
al lis endeavou's lruitess, he thus addressed
tie Prince Of Alden.
"Sone misfortune. heavier than those com
mon 10 the sons of men, has doubtless fallen
upon thee, ana thy spirits are unable to support
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-22
Land and Negroes for SALE

WILL offer, at public sale, 10 the h,...-.
Il bidder. on the lst day OF January os,e surg
the Tavern House where Bowling Jordso "a, a'
lives, IN Pittsy lya0ia county,
Oae tract of land situated on S,ann,o, NJ.
in the aforesaid county, Immediately onno.;'.
the lands Of Philip Payne, sen and about ,.'
miles below Wards Bridge, Containing AL
ores, rs Of which is fiistrate low q ound, l,;a
in one compact body, the rest Of the clestas
Land is well adapted TO the culture of who,
corn, SC and a considerable quantity of poob
tobacco land 10 clear. ee
Also, one tract Of land situated on Read crest
in the aforesaid county, adjoining the Lands If
Capt Thomas I. Adams, aud about ,wo m;ls
from Ward Bridge, containing PIT acres nj, os
which is first rate tnbered land.
Also, Is likely negroes, men, women and chi;
dren, comprising families. which will be Offer.
ed in families.
Terms, one third Of the purchase monev =,
the Land in IL months, onesblrd in 2 years tbs
balance in years, on the purchaser exernn,,
bonds with approved security. and deed o,
trust on the land to secure he payment. A Gre
dit oftwaive months III be given on The Ne
groes, on the purchaser giving bonds with NJ
proved security JOHNW RUTLE EDGE.
Dec. IL. d
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Nnlire this particularly.

YUyHE executor ofihe last viii aud testa
meM OF George Hsifss.n, sea. dc. MI
cell privately, a large tract Of Mood L'"d, be
longing 10 his estate, lying "a The county OF Hen
~, Oh both siIns OF the main country ioad. lead
Ing from North TO ssnih. ami adjoining the
l,ads OF Joseph Paiier. S,ephra stane. James
Der aud others. The whole traei Is beautiful
y set with fine riac aud s'her 'imbe'si has q
number af saa u streams OF water, one Of whieh
Is sufficiently large ,edrive a machinery, as a
cav mill, &e. Inc land. sbstracily considered.
Is not valuable. hut H. situation oenf 10 an ex-
violent NEG hbothood Tor q Store, Tavern, Ian
yard. Iron Smith, Saw Mill. &c. READERS 70 IN
tefcsiiig In those Wishing 10 engage ~ any or
oil OF those branches OF business combined. ~
will be cut in lots Of two. three OF four hundred
acre, each.or of any convenient, srss 10 suii i"f-
Shasers.
Also. one other tract of about seven hundred
ceres, 90 the I.ynehburg rond, near Col. Joseph
Martin. Any person desirous 10 vest small
capital IN permanent estate. n requested 10
make il known to the subscriber. liyin. s' Hen
W Courthouse, wiihou, dela,.
TAhLE1oN KING.
Dec. ID. sfs38
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Liunan Botanic Garden
AND
NURSERIES,.
(LONG ISLAND, MAR NEW YOKI

(LONG ISLAND, MAR NEW York;
VA LILLIAN PRINCE, Proprietor Of this
w establishment, announces TO the public
that the new edition (2ith) OF his Catalogues.
has just issued from the press, and may lie Oh.
tanned grabs, OF Mr.. r. q. TOMPkiNS ofthis
City. The advancement OF this establishment
has been pursued with unabated ardOur aud re
CARELESS ofexpense by the present Proprietor aud
bis father for above halfa century in the pre-
sent enlarged catalogue, he offers TO the public
l72 varieties ol Aples zoe of Peas, rs OF Cher.
ries, l39 OF Plams, % OF Apricots 81 Of Peach
es, 90 of Nectarines, 10 OF Almonds, Ia OF Mul.
berries, g VI Ounces. Is of Fig, 10 81 CullaniS
Strawberries, 10 Of Nuts, 257 OF Grapes, 4ei of
Roses, 80 OF PBonies, 1O2 OF DnhIias, "a OF Ca.
melias, aud in all near 1900 species o, Green-
house Plants, besides AN immense assortment OF
Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs ana Plants,
Bulbous Flower Roots. &c.--Ihis collection is
moi only unrivailed 10 tins country, bu, is not
surpassed Ivy any III Europe, and, for the
systematic accuracy with which every order will
he executed, the proprietor gives his express
guarantee.
With regard to the Grapes they have been
most carefully selecttd from The North, Middle
and South OF France, Germany, Switzerland and
the Crmea, by which means the proprietor is
enabled Il supply such varieties as are adapted
to the respectiye localities and where such seec,
lion is left to HIM il shnil he made with scrupu
ious attention,
~ Orders left with MIR. r. @. TOMPKlNS.
or forwarded direct per mail, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov ts24.
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Nov. 10.
FANCY GOODS.

FANCI UOOOSs
nAVlD y ROBERT KYLE. have noW recei-
Abred in addition to then former assortment.
FL ther supplies OF fall aud winter Goods, chiefly
in the Fancy line embracing almost every fash.
ionable article adapted TO the present seas n,
TIE qualities are superior. and he style ofmost
OF them entirely NEW. The following are a part,
viz:
Blk. Italian Lustrings, finest quality
Blue, black and deep blue Gro de Maps
Blk watered Silks
Several pieces white waiered Gro de Nap, sup.
Plain and figured black do do
A few handsome Robes, {barege texture)
Coloured Gro de Maps, plan, striped and 6gar-
ed
Blk. white and pink Satins, plain. and 6gured
Blk green and straw cooured Florence
An elegant assortment TamboTed SWISS Mus
81 and Ga plain Swiss 81 Null do do
O. Jaconet Mu-lns finest texture
ID and 6-4 Medium do do
"A aud Cd Cambrics
Elegant Barge dress Shawls
Gros de Nap, eros de lie and Silk do do
A few pieces sup. fringed belt Ribbons
Warered and plain Gro de Nap do
few pieces gau1e cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons, oil new and splendid style
Rich Bobinett Wells
Lace Capes and Collare,s
Fine thread Laces and Edgines, richest figures
Gymp Laces, [Rlmost equal to thread)
Several pieces A Boblnett Lace, ueyy cheap
1hibet Shawis, a new article of the very Grs,
style
! case fine Calicoes. latest and handsoraest Pat
terms and permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
= + liI-
Blue, pink and straw coloured do do
Blue, blk pink and straw colored crane Liese
Plain wide Satin and Lustting Ribbons, assorted
cnors
Gymps aud Spring Cords
Worked Mas'in Flounces and Colarets
Mlllinetl and Bonnet Wire
sd and IA fine Cambria Dimity
Sd furniture do
Ladies' Tong white Kid Gloves, sap.
Beaver and Horsekin short do
! Best Italian sewing Silks, every color
TORTOISE shell tuck Combs, some, the largest 81
2eS
few dozen Side do do
Brazilian SHE'LL tuck and side do
Long beat ard turn back do do
Ladies English blk and wkie silk Hose
Cotton aud worsted do do
Plain and plaid Cashmere Shawis
A fe" do. Nlerino style
Inc Een'Inss and linen Cambria Handb +,
ie" pieces fine Linen Cn'nbric, &c,
Inc attention OF the Ladies is re, nec,f,,,,,, :,
Vteo 10 the above extensive and f,ea,,,ifnl 49,,
mens, which will be offered D. uor', n'o "sso'
Prices very mouefa'
=, u Just opened, Ease surer;or Ora.
B'eac"ed irsh Lintp soft finish. wv '''
No. ID. & X. KYLE.
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Al tho Rules held IN the clerks Once Of the county
court Of Franklin, the slIi day Of Oct. le2s. ia.
cob Stone, plif against Henry Dsshong I'm. Pratt
Administrator oil Clifford Sloue doc. Peggy stone, wi
dow aud fcri oI tie said Chhofd sone, deed. Abisha
Stone, Jacob Slone, Caleb Sons Jubni G. bons, Allen
Stone, Commodore ". sIone, Patrick Slonc aud Amy
5Iono-ehiIdfen and heirs Of 'ii1ord Stone, dec.
IN cHANCEHY,
Tho defendnnt Caleb Siopo, not having entered his
appearance given security according the act Of
ssnby aud the rues ofthis court aud appearing by
tslaelory evidence that he is not nhabant Of the
State ofvirginis On The motion of the plaintiff by Coun-
MI II ordered that thssad def Caleb Stone do appear
in tho said the LIT Monday IN Jan. next answer
tho plaintiffs bill and that copy this order be forth
With ihser,ed ~ the Ngnau paper printed the tow
onyncbbfg, for two months and posted
the font door ofthe courthouse Of said county.
copy-Testo JA5. G. TATE, d. c.
October % 81
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Weekly Supplies Of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Gsuze and Meipomsme scsrfs
DO do Arcadiap Hdkis.
Bin. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk Fluence and Italian Silks
Superior assortment Of WORKED Swiss Muslins
Caiicoes of every denomination, aid some
of rare and entirely new patterns
Bobbineii Laees, al half their former prices
A few fashionable wstered Z, bud Ginghan,
Belt Ribbons. direct from Paris
Poogees Tor Ladies dresses
II great bargains form nm inducement to
purchasers, we will assure them, every sfort
will be made To thai effect.
M'KEE, ROBINSON l. 70.
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Economy |. E.soaony /,

<IlHosE disposed 10 Econosnise IN dress
u will find II 10 their Advantage TO call NJ
our establishment. where they viii End an rle
geo. assortment If Centleinen's Clothing, oil
super 6nr. Gne and common qualities, that
upon trial, sill be found TO e. Ms we'd. and
are as iHiihfslly made =. IL made 10 order. As
the work may be depended upon. this esiab
iishmBi will be tonDd Ia be u great convent
ence 10 ihe Cmizvn and ibc Traveller. as they
csn be supplied with ersry ariel. o Dress
Also, Boots, shoes, Gne aud coarse Hats. eve.
ry description Ut Clocks aud over Goats, &c
Those wishing good bargains, would do well
10 favor rs with csiL WALKER u Co
Emporium OF Fashions
Min Street, Lynchburg. neat TO the pirgi
nian ohice.
Dee.
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INSTITUTION foR THE EDUCATION OF
YOUNG LADIES.

YOUNG LADIES.
MFRS. BLErTERMANS has opened NJ a
V reiirrd house, bult, and 6ted up for the
lurposc, beiwec, Charlottesville aud the Uni
,osi,y, an Ia ,ita,ion for s'e private instruction
ufyoupg ladts IN all 'fie polite and useful bran
rl,es OF female educnton. The young ladies
viii be members OF her family. They will be
tuhiect TO a control I aly rarenial-and even
their amusements will be directed .w,iha view TO
mental Improvement. Wha,everis taught IA the
most approved literary institutions for female
instruction m Europe, Mrs. B'gi,ernsn will
teach or have taught under her own immediate
superinfsndencc and inspectiop She will her
sell, IN addtioa TO Engish Grammar, teach
Writing, Arilhm'ie. Geography, The use Of The
Globrs, and History, sacred and proiane. She
viii give regular instruction in the Spanish,
l'reach and Italian languages The French Ian.
tuage will he used rs Haeiium OF Interchange
.efsen,rnents aud wishes in the cormon irans
actions Of the family. This arrane enieni. Mrs.
BrHernnn, 1siters herself, will very much Ia
elitsie the acquisition Of this useful aud in,eres
fling langlage.
Mrs. Fisherman in tina establishment here
announced Is influenced partly by view to the
eradication OF her own feelings. rs she has ever
delighted In communicating knowledge to thr
Youthful mind. aui partly by a wish, as she
trusts, TODD good
Parents AID Guardians who msy he disposed
90 place child or MAID under her care may he
ta'ormed more particularly OF her plan. mode Of
i1sfrociion and domestic regulations, by an up.
t,liGs,ioa at tie School.honfe.
Music, Dancing. and Drawing, ifrequrea 10
be taught, viii CO Isitulc the oni, extra expen.
trs Terms ,~o hundred DoiIars per sess,sn.
Nov. 90. wsw
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Sunday School Books.

"ICL be sold TO the highest bidder, the
w "a h day of December next, the tract oi
land wherson | now reside, situated in the coun-
" of Campbell, on the North Fork OF Falling
River, distant abouttwenty miles from Lynch
burg, and contains about twelve OF thirteen hun
dred acres, with great portion oflow grounds.
aud Considerable quantity Of sncleared land.
well adopted TO the culture of Fancy Tobacco,
q good q list and saw MILL and a respectable
stock OF timber. Also, good ordinary improve
ments. The purchaser will be required TO pay
one third OF the purchase money the first day
OF May next, and the balance in two equal an
nunl payments. THEODORE REfD.
Oct. 81. ids
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Manufacturing Mills,
FOR RENT.

HRHE FREEDMAN "lLLS, suusted IL.
- Cau,pbeiI county. about seven miles be-
low Lynelburg. aud within about a hundred
yards oi.lsmes River, are offered tor rent Tor
one or more years. Possession may be had
on The III ofJuly nett. For further Iparticu.
lars, terms, &c. apply ~ Thomas b Gay, real
ding near the premises. ar 10 the snbscr'berin
Richmond. JOHN ROBERT SON.
Dec. H. Wits
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NfOf1CE.-all persons having claims a.
III gainSt the Estate Of ID. W. Cooke, are re-.
quested 10 present. them before the Cd Monday
in January, as this notice will he plead in bar u.
gaina such as n,ay be presented afterwards, and
those indebted 10 the Estate are hereby notified
tina, unless payment be forthwith made, suit,
will be instituted indisorimlpaiely.
). GARLAND, 2Exrs
ID. q. MuRIiELL,
Dec I. ulw
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THE Trustee, hive the pleasure OF infor
D. ming the public that The New London
,cademy will be continued under the care o.
the Rev i. a. Cobbs the ensuing session
which viii coinmence The 10Th OF Dec. aud
| terminate the 10th OF Ma, following. Tuition
tees for classical scholars, fifteen dollars. anu
ior English Scholars len dollars the session
gay able in advancs.-Board may be had ia
he most respectable private houses in The
neghborhood, convenient to the Academy
tor ioriy dollars the session.
Nov. 27. W6s3O
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TAKE NOTICE

Ladies Coats and Cloth Shawls ua,
grease spots on them, or have lost their t' "'s
ness. cleaned in the handsomes, ,,Ia Ign
VIII Keep samples rs specimens of hi, ~ i'
which may be seepsai his shop. Ariel. ''@.
apparel will be sent for. o.
n. b. Tailoring, Repairing, &c. attended J.,
Dec. II. ,,os TO-
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y. WILLS, CIk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. ,

Lynebburg, Nov. 20. 1928.
The parties In this Cause, will take notice,
thnt have appointed Saturday the 10Th day OF
January ner,. TO carry the foregoing order Of
eour, into effect, on which day, a,e O'Clock, A.
NJ. they are required to attend at my Office in
this town, with their accounts, vouchers. and n
copy OF the court papers, prepared for eIamins.
lion aud settlement.
CHAS. Z. JOHNSTON, c.
Dec. !. w4g32
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Classical, Enghsd and Mati ematica!
,SrhpoI

VIE next session of'thw school will con,
menes on Monday, 9th Jan. next. Parents
aud guardians are assured. tha, tho suhsc,;hs,
will use his utmost exert;oos 10 advance his NJ,
pills asrapidly as their requirement, viii admit
Dm, 10. 6,se
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'HE subscriber again has the pleasure Of
announcing to his friends aud custom
Frs, the arrival OF n further supply OF new
Books, among which may be found the iollos-
ing, viz:
Our Village, Ske,chos OF Rural Character
and Scenery, by Mary Russell Milford. IN 3
vols.
The adventures of Hagei Bahia OF l.pahan
IN England. IN . vols.
The young Pilgrim or Alfred Campbell:
return 10 the .asl, aud his travels IN Egypt
Nuh,a, Asia Minor, Arabia, sc by M :. Hol
land, vol.
A Manual of Gen. Anatomy, containing q
concise description of elementary tissues oi
TIN Human Body. from the French of A,
l. !. Bayle and II. HOLLAND, by 5. ID. Gross
MI
The History of the reign OF Charles the 9th
by VIM. Robertson, ID. ID.
Johnson's En,lsh Dictionary, as improved
by Todd and abridged by Chalmers, with
Walkers Pronunciation, octnvo size.
Morgan's Masonry.
The Lady of the Manor, by Mrs. Sherwood
IN 6vols.
Bvrons and SCOTS poetical works.
Amsworths Latin Dictionary, Mus, cut
| French do.
Adams. Cummings and Willets Gesgra
phy and Atlas's.
A compendium of the law of evidance. b
Thomas Peake, esq. The American Edition
containing the largest coilectio ever publish
| ed. OF the decisions in TIE different State an
United State Courts. by Joseph p. Norri'
! EsQr.
Thomss's Cohe upon Lhtleton, vol
ChitSy's and CHRISTIANS Blackstone, Btak"'s
di'ion otconressa,ions,o on Natural Philosoph,
&c. all otvhick will De sold Al reduce
price. c. A. WRITER'S.
32De If
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Valuable Real Esiate for Sale.

IN virtue of deed oil trust, hearing date
The 10Th Nov. 1922, and dniy recorded in
the clerks flee vi the county OF Amhrfst, on
the 9Th oi January, 1928, whereby James ;.
Pcndleion Of The said county, convey
ed 10 the undersigned in trust, for the
purposes therein mentioned, enc cersin
tract or parcel OF land, containing 753
acres, be the same more or less, lying and be-
ing ia The county OF Amherst, on Bn3aloe ris-
or, on both sides OF the road from New Gas-
gov 10 Lypchbutg, and adjoining the lands
OF David ;. Garland being tue same lands
which Thomas Aldridge purchased ol John
Camm and John Warwick, and which we're
convey ed by the said aldridge aud Catherine
his wife, &c the snid James 5. PendIei"n. by
deed bearing date the o9ih Of April, 1915, the
subscribers, OF one OF them, shall, on Monday
the 18th day Of January next, before the front
door of the Eagle Hotel, Ia the City Of Rich
mond, proceed to sell The aforesaid tract OF
lnn.i, TO the highest bidder, for ready money,
OF public auction, for the purposes OF the said
unst. The improvements on this land. are a
two story brick dwelling house, with two rooms
on floor, b,ick office, with other necessary
out houses !; an ice house, aud u framed over
seer's house, barn. &c &c The waieris equal to
any in the upper country, the improvements in
good condition, the plantation under good
system ofculture, and adapted TO the growth OF
first rate tobacco. corn and wheat The stua-
ton is healthy and the neg hborhood desirable
This land is situated about one mile from New
Glasgow, the county town, aboo, miles from
the court house of,he county e. about 90 miles
from Lynchburg.
p. N. NICHOLAS, ! Trus-
WIN. NEkEhVIS, tees.
Al the request of the trustees, the above sale
will Commence al 10 o'clock, aud will be con
Quoted by THoS. TAYLOR.
Nov. l3. tds97
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WIRGiN'a-A' superior Court of Chan
" ceIy, i,olden al the iown of Lvncbburr
ON the 2oih day al Oct 1928. David Hiyc ,n
botham, Daniel Hisgihb Isnnad Thos. Hie
ginbotham, merchants and psriaars, trading un.
Ger the style and irm OF ID. aud d. Higgisbo,
nam 20, pitts.
against
James Montgomery, curator OF the essnie of
Jesse JONES' died Edmund +. Coffee, Corns-
ialst o"ell, the ioTmei admir- de bonis non OF
the SAID Jesse Jones. decd the SAID James
Montgomery aud Pleasant Mitchell his seeuri.
ties the SAID Pleasant Mitchell and Alphia his
"'ie, Iaehsriah Mitchell aud Clarssa his wife,
nnd WIN Joasss Shelton iones. Catharine Jon.,
Anderson Jones. Betsy jones and HarIisoo
Jonrs. infants by the clerk OF hi, court, special.
fy assigned th.ir guardian, aeAs.
b. consent ofthe parties by their counsel
edward A Csbeli. administrator do boni, non
oil jesse Jones, jeceased, i, substituted ~ the
place oil tbe d~tenbnnt James Montgomery
iHf iorn,er' curator al the estate of Jesse
donne, de1eaicd, amt ihrrshpon the causes
cans an TO be heard GU the tiil, answer of
thc defendants, June, Montgomery, Cornr.
ts Powell, Pirassn, Mitchell, William Jones
knelton Jones, Cstharina Jones, Anderson
s-aues, Betsy Jones, and Harrison Jones, es.
ilpaIs aud examinations ut witnesses. and
upsc.ihe decre'I order NJ the 9th day of
,hovemoer. 1926, which appears to have
been duly served upon the other defendants
and was argued by counsel On coa.id9sa.
ton whereof, the urt 9tl order thai one
III ITS commissioners do lake an account OF
the sdmnissselInp OF the estate of Jess.
Jones, deeea.rd, asalsoKn account OF the
debt dua To ia plaiu,ds, and report the same
10 the court wuh sny matters specially stated
kA.s l., -.
the parties 10 be so stated
AGONY Ieste
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J,WILLS. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ;

Lyoehlnrg, Dee, /, 1928 I
Tho parties 10 this cause, will lake noilce
ths' have appointed Thursday the 9Th day
OF Jseuary nex', 60 carry the foregoing order
Of court into eject, on which day. nj nine o :
clock 4 NJ. they are required 20 attend AT my
oRhoe, In this town. vita thsir accounts,
vouchers, snda copy OF court papers, prepar
ed for examination aud sei,lsme nj. -.
CHAS p. JOHNSTON, G.
Dec. I, ~ 81
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NEW ARRIVALS OF

~ NV AK XIV AIS OF
PSOM SALTS, Alum, Copperas, Mad
~ der, Chrome Yellow. Chrome or Patent
Green, Suiph Qninine, w mite Lead in oil ano
dry, Spanish Brown in oil and dry--togethei
with VERY FULL, GENUINE. and GEM
rat assortment OF Medicines, Drugs. Pants
generally, dry and il oil, Brushes Of all Kinds
Dye Stufs and Dye Woods, in stick 4 ground.
o,s, ohuhs of all kinds, Soaps OF all kinds
All OF which are offered TO my friends, merchants.
physicians and The public, a, mos. unusually 10"
prices. HOVER DAVIES
December g. Is
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Irish .ineus,l Lawns x Shectings

WE are prepared to cxhibi, i.2 case
Super dressed irish Linens OF superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
A few pieces full I'D Linen sheeiinqs
The above nre worthy the inspection of
those DESTROYS of having good and cbeap IL.
men fabrics. NIKE, ROBINSON g. co.
June9