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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

NfoTICE = fwaI sell, on Monday de 9TH
III day OF January next. for cash, IN the
county Of Amherst, Of the residence ofihe laie
Jsmirna Jenkins, about miles from Lynch.
burg. all ,he pershsble part Of her estate, con.
sisiing Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. and parcel
OF Hogs which are fine pork. Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Tools, Blade 81
Tor Fodder. and about 35 barrels Of Corn
Also. five young and valuable Slaves, among
whom is a first rate head waterman. All pr.
Sons indie bted 10 said estate are requested to
CON q forward on The day of sale and make
pa, ment-ibose having claims against il, will
make them known 10 me on or before thai dry.
J. PETTYJ0HN, adm'r Of
j. Jenkins, dec.
Dec. "a tds38
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M OIlCE.-By virtue off deed of trust,
III executed 0 me by John II. Wright ,bt ar
ing date on the lS;h day OF April, 1926. and
ecorded in the county Court OF Bedford, and
TO accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed, shall, on Monday the 10Th jan.
1880, on the premises, expose to sale, by way
oil public auction, a certain tact or parcel of
lind, conveyed and described IN said deed
lying and being in the county of Bedford, CON
tanning 81 9 acres, mole or less, il being the
same tract or parcel OF land which tornur,
belonged TO George Douglass, dec. The terms
ofsale will be made known at the time and
place of sale, The tile TO said land is belieyed
10 be unqnesiionnbly good. hit acting as Irus-
Tee, viii convey 10 The purchaser OF pur.ha-
sers such title as IS vested in me by the said
deed OF trust. and none otter.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Dec "A IDS
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N w STOR z.

a Va Just received, drcci from N"'
d Il York. splendml4 loi OF staple and Ian
> "po 5, all OF which have been pa' chased
SINCE n regna, fall supplies by our agent IN
Sfw rk. and are OF the very late 81 lmpo, a
ions Among the many articles WHICH we have
lie p Assure Of offering 10 the public, are tht
following beautiful goods which will be sol'l
much lower 'han previous fail purchases;
Fancy Bronze p, ints
Foulard do
Black and white do
Fancy colored Gro de Maps
lsmarinns aud Palmyrnes
Black and blne black Gro lie IAN
Super black Italian Losuings aud Leyan-
tines
Extra fine black BONITA zine
DO black Nankin G'Hpes
Black and coored Silk Bra
Coloied Circassians
Ihibet and lIthogrnrhe Neck Hdkfs.
Also, on hand, large assortment OF Do
MESTlC and W00LLEN GOODS.
Nov. %. Is
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CLOTHS

80 PIECES regents blu Velvet Cloth
Sd , ps, sup. navy blue, for Genls' Froeks
ps. Shepherds superfne black
| y. splendid Olive Cloth, iull 4
| do Olive Green do
g ps. Steel mixtures. very cheap
: ps. stone ooor D,ab, Tor Otrr-Coats
! y snperlne light Dab do
\ few pieces Ladies' Habit Cloth of uncom.
monty fine texture
Do sup. blue aud black Cnssimeres
DO do gold mixed ITO new article
Nermo Cloths IA wide, aud much cheaper
than heretofore
The above assortment Inns been selected " th
IN the last three weeks III New York aud de cid.
edly much cheape, than previous impo,stions
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Nov. % ts
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w ikGiNIA, 10 vii Alta Superior Coui
v OFT hsnrel,, holdtn AT eto"n oil ynch.
Jung on The 29th day oil October, 1929 1hos.
smith, PHI.
against
YIN. NJ. Waller, ex'or Of John Smith, dec.
who was one Of the ex'ofs OF PhilIp Smith.
dec Nm. Duncan, surviving ea or of the said
Philip Smith, dec, Andrew WEIGH and Rhnd.
his lie, and Charles Mundry, Sheriff of Am.
herst. and in that character admir- OF Elizabeth
Smith, dec. Dens
This cause came on this day to be heard on
TIE bill, answers OF the defendants, VIM. Nj.
Waller aud Charles Munday, aud exhibits. thu
order of publication against The defis. Andrew
Wrlch ava Rhoda his wife, OF III. 18th day OF
Nov. 1921, which appears 10 have been duly
published, and the order Of lhe I'd day of June,
1928, which appears 10 have been duly execu.
ted on The d"iaHdant, VIM. Duncan, 0nd was
Argued by counsel. On confederation where
ni the court doth order. thai one of its com.
InSsionels do take an account OF the admins.
ration of the estate of the said Philip Smith
dec. and ieport the same TO the court. with any
matters specially stated, Tho, ght pertinent by
himself, or required by The parties to te SO sta.
ted. A copy-Ieste, J. WILLS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchhurg, 4ih Dec. 1929.
The parties III this cause will lake noI,ue.
that have appoin ed Friday the l9lh day of
February next, 10 commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order of court. Oh
Which da! AT The hour OF nine O'Clock in the
'nofning, they are required to attend, at my
othce e, IN TINS town, With their accounts you1 a.
ers and copies oil court papers preuared tor
examination and settlement
+. b, NoRVELL, Com.
DEC IL. N4w34
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Dec. II.

70 UNAWAY fom SAM. Hancock in Red
~ ford county, Virginia, negro man name
BGN. ahou, ~ years old, he IS black we
looking boy one OF the ends Of one of his fin
gers IS cut off, and think The toes on one foo,
stand crooked which expect were hurt when
he was youni, expeci he vii, ann for The free
State. ] VII ave ten dollars II an, person will
deliver h'in 10 me, and FIVE dollars if he ia se
cured IN any jail, So that | can get him
SAML HANCOCK.
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Town Lot for Sale.

AN Saturday the Ii h day oil January 1890
VI shall proceed 10 sell 10 The las, and
highest bidder, fr cash, "a vacant lot on third
street, in the town of Lvnchbarg, containing
- ! feet in front, adjoining the premises no v
in the occupancy of the Rev J. Cole, and
the one hall ofihe lot owned by Geo,gr "
Roberts, deed in his if lime. This sale " !,
he made in pursuance of decree made and
entered up nj the last November term ot IL.
iiusling' Court for thc Corpor dion OF Lynch
burg in the case of Roberts ei al vs. Parks
Ct al" SAMUEL BRAN FORD, Com
Dec. II. tbs
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"A REMOVAL.
MARIA =. GRAY

NEeIlSHES 10 inform her customers aod the
:" pubic generally tba, she has taken a
toom IN ite BRICK tenement, immediately oppo-
nie 10 James c honrman's we'll known Iay
ern. lie room is quite convenient 10 The Main
si,eel, and very easy to be found. She has 81
In, iime all he t,shions that are in use Al This
senson, and will continue 10 get patterns sn'la
bic 10, every season OF the year.
n. Il. The subscriber had thought ial ther
dpIlce ai this klnd WAS unnecessary, nnlIl shs
Vas lid that some evil Disposed person had re-
ported he was not able TO attend TO business.
Il would he we'll Tor every body that wishes
work done, 10 Gull aud see for themselves.
Nj. S. GRAY.
Oct II. Is
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Y IesIr 7 WINDS, { Z.
{ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

NlRGlNlA Ala Superior Court of Chun.
Gerry, holden at the town of Lynclhurg on
u. o9ih da, IT October, 1929. TIplet |. rs
les, Benz T. irs, Thomas Estes. Edward IL.
tpa. lrsse Fears aud Nancy his wife, George
Morton ami Lucy his vile, Lnnsfnrd Rucker,
Ludwel Ruokef. Sarah Ann Ruckef. infant
Oh ltlren OF Lucy Morton vino sue by George
Morton their nral friend Reubrn Hughes and
Elizabeth his wif', m. Cewherd ssd sehh
ms wife, John Novel; aud Sarah his wife, and
john Nance and Martha his wife. ph6.
against
Joel Este surviving ct ~ Of Benjamin rs.
les. dee YIN, Loving. John Loving Thomas
Sale, OK On Of Thomas lockwood de-. Henry
Hatcher, .xor If nafda"ay Hatcher dec.
Vm Estes and Ihorp Isles, Deis.
This cause crime on this day 10 he heard ON
the papers formerly read, aud the report oil
Comm sioner Benagh. madu in pursannte of
The order Of The olsl day of Oct. 1929, with
exceptions ihercnnlo by the defendants VIM.
Lowry and jain Lowry. and was argued b,
counsel. On confederation whereof the court
being oil opinion that II cnn hardly be neces
sare 10 insiruetihe commissioner that the ST..
onrities oil The executor are no, liable in this
court. according 10 the court Of appeals. as tn
executor would not he inrihe procseds OF lands
which had bcen devised 10 he sold, With thls
iDiimatiOn, tile coufl doth recommil ihr said re
port TO the commissioned who mnde IT, iih
the exceptions lhetennlo, for hlm To reconsld
aud report therenpon, as heretofore directed
A copy Ieste, WILLS. c.
COMMISSIONER S OFFICE. ]
Lyuthbure. l2ih ID c 1899 (
The paoiiss in this canse will take notice,
that have appelniedTnrsdny the % day OF
February ncxi, TO commence the accounts
directed by The foregoing order OF court, on
which day, N the hour of nine O'Clock ~ the
mornin', they are required to attend, at my
Office, IN this town. with theii accounts, youeh.
ers' aud cop"s of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
Dec. % wiw39
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Commission Business.

NHHE Subscriber takes thi- method of ten.
- deline his grateful Acknowledgements for
the liberal encouragement he has met with in
his line OF business. aud makes further ten
DIR Of his seyiees to his friends and The public
as a gepeia Comm ission Merchant, and hopes
from bis long experience in that business, and
the trade OF Lyn' hburg, 10 be able TO give gem
eral satisfaction. SAML. NOWIlN.
Dec. % 1898
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NAfEi are paving the highest cash price for
w all WHEAT delivered nj Black Water
M,lls-for - delivered until ia January nnni
not contracted for, we will pay u cts. NJ least,
more If the mark, cash price exceeds that Al
the linz f application for pay meni Our Of
fee Is OPPOSITE the Office of The Vnginlan.
IT W. advise the dewey Of all wheat inien
ara Tor ma Net before the istof January, IA We
helleve il will not command IS cts utter that
me. NAIilL WINSTON q Co.
Dpr ~
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NOTICE.-I ha,e left in the hands of Mr..
~ John r. d. Payne of Lynchbnrg. The
bonds taken at The Poplar Forest in Dec. last
for collection. II they are paid by The lst Of
January, 1890. the interest will mol be claimed.
III. RANDOLPH, ex'or of
Thos. Jefferson dec.
Dec. "a IS
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Dec II

NOTICE BY virlue ota Ia ot ifn 81
\ nom Elizabeth Lpperson 10 Samuel Pan.
nj. sinh Harrison. aud John L. Patrick, aud
70 each Md fiihe1 Of them, bea,,ng dnte The
3Oh II November. ls2o, and duly recorded 10
the ClefA Office OF lhs county conIt Of Camp,
TILL for certain purposes therein mentioned, We,
tue undersigned nusters. or one of us, will on
Tuesday ihs 9th oi Janna'y, 1880, proceed 10
sell nj the dwelling of said Eizabe'h Epperson
~ the count, Of Campbell, IN thn highest bid.
der In ready IN my, 50 much If ,hf es'aie oil
snd Eiizaheih EIpefsan. consisting o her life
estate in 3 neg oes, crop. stock, household AID
kitchen furniture, &c plantation utensils. and
her dnwrr Interest IN the land "herron she
lives. as " III salisfy Tia said deed ofnnsl.
sAMB PANSlLL. 1--WE ofthe
JOnNF. fAIRfCk ! Trns,ces.
Dec 81 1857
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

NNHE subscriber Informs his friends and the
h public thai he continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction 10
ell Planters and Farmers who may confde TO
his management The sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His Office will be kept al
the Store OF Messrs.J. Il S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmer Bank.
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10 I'm
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Commission Business,

TDHE subscriber offers his services TO his
- friends aud the public, and takes this ma.
,hod Of informing OF them thai he has opened
"A house u few doors above the Post Office, or
the uialn street, where he will receive ali kinds
OF country produce, & sell on Commission lie
will also sell tobacco or attend 10 the shipping
oft: he also hasa large house prepared Tor
storage, where Flour, sc can be stored for AIRY
length Of time, All persons intIusiing business
ofany kind TO him shall be promptly attended
TO, His charges shall be as moderate as any
one could wish that would do him equal Justice.
He hopes by his moderate charges aud siric,
attention TO merita share ofpubl,c patronage.
LEWIS BROWN.
Dec. l.
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against
Thomas Aldridee Laadon s Going,Wm Nor.
"a aud Thos Harrison. Defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard on
The bill, answer of the defendants, Thos. Al
bridge aud WIN. Morgan, exhibits and exami
nations OF witnesses, the subpoena awarded
'heteio. on the day of Nov. 1926. which
appears 10 have detn duly executed on The
defendant Landon S Going, and the order Of
The 4'h day oil June, 1897, which appears to
have been duly published, and was al gued by
counsel. On consideration whereof, the court
doth refer The accounts between the parties to
one OF It's commissioners, who is directed To
examine. Stale and settle the same, and make
report ihereoft 10 the court, with any matters
specially stated. thought pertinent by hmoeli
or required by the parties TO be so stated
Acopy-reste, J. WILLS, c. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, l9lh Nov 1929.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
tina, have appointed Saturday the ODD day Of
January next, 10 commence The accounts drec.
ted by The foregoing order OF court, on which
day, a, the hour Of nine O'Clock in he morning,
they are required TO attend, al my office, in this
t,wn, with their accounts, vouchers aud copies
of court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGH, {.
Decl7 w4a35
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10 John Catlaway, smUiuing acting
L1ecutor Of James CaHawov, deceas-

v W moi being an inhabiiant Of hi, com
III monwealth, will take notice thai | shall
on saturday the 10Th day OF January next, al
NE 'HVers OF Thomas Hale, al Franklin court
house, Virginia, take the affidayi,s of Peter
Saunders and others, TO be rad as evidence
before Edmund B. Noryell. esu. one OF he
commissioners ofthe Superior Court of Guar
Gerry for the Lynchburg district, in the settle
ment OF your account, as executor aforesaid, in
sG't depending in SAID Court, wherein | am
p'a,n'ii' aud you, as executor, &c. aforesaid
anu Lucy Galloway are defendants - Ard, on
Tue 9Th Monday in February next, at the tas-
eFh OF William Terry. in the town Of Liberty.
bedford county, shall take the athdsyiis OF
oafneit Lee aud others, 10 be read beM,e tbs
same commissioner, in the same cause.
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER.
Dec' 81 N4h4b
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SILK GtANDS.

Win ,IAlA.--A Superior Court III han
cets, noiden at the town of Lynchbnrg
On ae l6lh October, 1920. Bartlett Il zen
"ood and Nancy his vile. p,tfs.
ag8iuR
Danipl Roberts, Hafdwirk Sharon, Moses
Sharon aud Like Wa le ORGY Janrs Riohdd
iopsun aud liarii. his VIE. Joseph M5fe
field ahd sally his vile. Christopher [. Wade,
Thomas { Wade, children OF Andrew Wade.
ZAck6rld Wade aud llnnrt ~ Stokes aud
Thomas Stokes. caidrcn OF Polly Nnde, DEE
IIenis Wade, John Wade & Nm swinney md
oailey nj vile. Dns
THIS dht cnmn the parties aforesaid. hy
their counsel, aud The rout having maiu,iely
ennsdefrd the premises mud the Arguments 81
counsel fhereupon bal doth rfenmmit The re-
port npon the pIaipliils tile, win the excep.
lions thereunto 10 ibe commissioner who made
II, Tor him o fepnft npnn The shll exceptions
with any matters specially stated thought
pertinent, by himself, OF required by The
parties 10 be So stated.
Aeopy-les,e WILLS, c c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
lynehbutg. i2lh Dec. 1920.
1he parties ~ this cause will taxi notice,
thai have appointed Monday ho 10th day
Of Feb, nexi 10 commence the report directed
by the foregoing ofdei Of court, on which day,
AT the hour Of nine o'clock in The morning, the,
ne required 10 attend, nj my Office, IN this
town, with their vouchers mud copies of
court pnpers, prepared for examination and
settlement JAMES BENAGH. c.
Dec. % w4a3B
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J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

Lynchbu,g, Nov 10, 1929
Inc parties IN this cause. will take notice.
.hai appointed Tuesday the 28th day OF
January next, 10 commence the accounts direc.
TED by The foregoing order of court, on which
day at the hour OF nine O'Clock in the morning,
they are requested to attend at my office. in
tbs town, With their accounts, vouchers and
pies OF court papers, prep red for examination
ann settlement, JAS. BENAGH elk.
Dec'2i w4w37
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HEWsoS's OFFICE.
Lynehhufg Dec 81, 1920 !
nkAWN nnnbers ~ iht Grand ConsalIda
tied orIert Class No ID
hs | IL g 30 10 IN o
Gil aud rec i've lie eath 4, your rlizss. ~
renew tbem IN the grfai uniHn Cana Lottery,
10 be dra,n n The 2nd OF Janpary--l cash bt
wanting for fht Neie peaf. SOP at
HEN Sun 8 pfise selling Office.
= Dec 81
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\ large and general assortment Of Dt>

\ large and general assortment oil DA
Goods at auction.
NEVflLL he sold, without res rye. on Tue,
F." day the 9th of January, 1890, n, my
Auction room, consignment of66 packages al
Dry Goods, amounting Ia, as per invoice, up.
wards OF $4,000. Merchants will find snch a
lot OF Goods very desirable in the way of r..
orniiing and making up their asso,llneu, Il
therefore solicit their particular attention e.
this sale, which vii be continued from day 10
day III completed " 1erms-sums under
SlU0 cash F.; 500, aud not exceeding 5000. Go
DAYS goo and upwards 6 months credil.
Negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, An,lr.
Dec ii ids
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IL twice week, informs the citizens OF
L,nchburg end IT'S vicinity, that this line now
three times week, and is extended TO
The Cil, of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
bei~een Washington and Baltimore, new line
oil Stages, untquallcd in this country in splen.
dor and magDlficenCe, and travelling also with
gieatTapidIIy. Win view to the public acco m
Dodatlon, aud with view 10 save passengers
tue Inconvenience Of hunting Tor, aud procur,
ing seats for Baltimore when arrived III Wash
mglon, The proprietor has formed a come xion
with tins new line, thus constituting con.
ced line from Lynchburgio BALTIMORE, and
from Baltimore 10 Lynchbutg
The Stage leaves LynChbuIg on Sunday,
"Wednesday and Friday mornings. The time
taken ON the road TO the North is one dav TO
Charlottesville from Lynchburg 10 Washing.
ton two DAYS, aud until / O'Clock NJ. on
The third-same day reach Baltimore by ha
after 4 clock, p NJ. and on the next day, in
New York, so that in -four days the passengers
NAV take tea IA New York. The Stage from
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore a.
bout 5, A. NJ. on Monday, Thursday and Sal.
urdav reaches Barnards Mansion Hotel in
Washington Guy by 10. A. NJ. drops into my
line AZ ~ O'Clock same day-in one day there
hlter reaches Cha louisville, aud on the second
Lynchburg--tnus running from Baltimore TO
Charlottesville in two, aud TO Lynchburg in
three days.
FARE rom Lynchburg TO Baltimore
81. WM. SMITH.
Nov. IL. 6,n26
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A CARD
TO THE LADIES.
" K kch y, EIsrEfENG crnn, p,tot,I,,

WI takes the liberty oiinforming the Ladies
Of Lynchburg and adjoining counties, thai she
has taken the con'modious dwelling house near
y opposite the Franklin Hotel, where she in
tends carry ing on the Man,ua making bust
ness in all its various branches. Having great
facilities oil ob'ai.ing regularly (from the Cities
of New York and Philadelphia the very latest
fashions, she haiters herself. from the attention
she will devote 10 the orders she may receive,
to merit share of public patronage, and super
cede the necessity OF sending orders TO distant
Slate or the City of Richmond.
N. b. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
Rraid Riding Dresses, of the latest fashion.
July 90. 1907
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AGA. RID.

"K6, 2. ? IONto hnnOun, % 70 the La
WI dies ofLynchhurg ant tie country, TIM
She has just received, in addition to her "a
add winter Fashions, patterns for bradlng l.
dies Riing Dresses, where all orders address.
ed 10 her snail be promptly attended to.
Nov. % =.
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FOR SALE,

n VERY handsome lille Farm, upon the
~ head waters OF Appomaiiox, in bncklng
ham This land is in the neighborhuod oil Clio.
yer Hi, lies remarkably we'll. produces To-
baeeo Of the fines, quality. aud has upon u a
very large orchard of wsll selected I'M me
tract contains $40 s{res--Per.on' arr'.ed 10
buy, will apply 10 Tie subscriber or Col. SAM.
Paiteson, who lives adjoining The premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March 9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04

y COMPLETE assortment of Drugs,
GA Paints, D,e-smiTs, &c. &c. together with
all the approved patent Medicines, rs Pot,er's
{ sihnlicon, fresh, Swans Pansoea, Drysden's
Rheumatic Powders, DIR. RoberisoD's celebra.
led Goui aud Rheumatic Drops, Atndge's
1ncture for Indigestion, &c. Tor sale by
Nm. j. HOLCOMBE.