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will be lei 10 mares at the reduced price of 50
the single leap 10 be paid at the time OF service,
and SO to insure mare TO be in foal-25 cents
TO the groom in each case The Insurance mo
ney 20 be paid IA soon as the mare IS ascer-
tanned to he in foal or traded off, | have tho t
proper TO take no more by The season, rs the
people are somewhat discouraged by so many
failures of n Jack that stood in Bedford las
year. The season will commence al Fancy
Fam the 9th and 9Th of this month.
PEDIGREE Young Vulcan was got BY
Wlson's(or more generally known by the name
OF Broadnax's) Old Vulcan, and came out OF a
full blooded Jinney Vulcdn. Superior nuscu-
lar power large size, and blood, entIlle him TO
a share of public patronage. as he parakes
more of the Royal Gift than any other jack in
this part of the country.
FRANCIS CALLANAY.
~ expect Vulcan will stand 10 Bedford
AMI Campbell the next Spring season.
July ) w3w
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Virginia Military Land " ar,
rants.

VIII purchase claims TO Land Warrants
ano "arra"ts already granted by the State
OF virginia tor the services, Of her Officers and
soldiers III the Revolutionary War: "a well
nose on me Continental as State establishment
or 4 WIZ locate all warrants that may be conf.
aea 10 me Tor location, upon the most de,irs.
o ,a5 anu valuable lands in Ohio, Indiana or
i'pho's. as may be preferred, for such mar,
'he'eo' as Will be affair compensation for the
services rendered-and this service shall he
sucn as ought to be expected from one who ba 6
,es'ueo ~ years in the West, and whose time
mas oeen constantly and exclusively devoted m
land aud land matters. "
Every Officer and Soldier, and every Cha,
IAN ana oergeon who served in the Continent,
aruy, or IN that of the State, or in the Navu
OF me state OF Virginia, who, or their re,ress;
'""ses, nave not yet drawn a bounty in ,aod
tamc not more than one tenth of all the soId,o,s
' s".ors ana marines have yet obtained their
wa.ianis') are entitled TO one, and can nov
OBTAIN II, under late law passed for their hoo
h'-And TO all such as do not know how =.
p.ooeeu 70 ooia'n their rights, my services ara
Ell. f'p'y iehuei-
p;a LETTERS, postage paid, addressed 10 me =,
hchmond, Virginia, until the Is, of I,n e az
next VIII be attended to, and in ALL cases 10y
necessary, will call in person uoon ,bo "ueIe
'er ,,st, CADWALLADER WALLACF '''
e"9" ,Ie Ohio, June 18th, 1880,
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NorIcE.--By virtue of,wo eses.
! Y executed 10 the subscriber by = " -.
Layne, Sen. for certain purnoses Maffhs
pressed QUE bearing date tho 18Th dsv avn ei
10 a9T a ana the other bearing cate the 5 July
county court Of Campbril. " III no IN i" The
salea' public auction, for ready m apo'ed to
fr'da, the I'D day of July next, On the n,a on
ses wherein the said Martha Layne p'eml-
resides, certain parcel Or tract of land now
ha 'c waters Of Seneca Greek miles SCUM Sa ~
Henry Brown. William ID. Swinoev aoa 'aad' Of
and containing l37 acre., more or less o'.efs'
MI 'he household aud kitchen furni,nro also
'd''"n utensils. and stock of every deses,.p pan
or So much thereof as will be sfc,en, to , %"
'siy the purposes Of said deeds Actin, W sa..
lee the sub scri5er will osly couvev as Hl. p
Is vested ~ him by said deeds and nora '' Nv, IS
WILLIAM ORGAN, Irns,e, p"
June 81 A'us'e'
tbs
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\ViRGINIA,-At Superior Cour, OF Chsn
" Gerry holden al the town OF Lynchburg on
the 22j day OF October, 1929.
Robert Rivss, admr oil Jesse Clarksou, deoeas.
ed, PhE
GgdiH,
James CIarkson, John NJ. Martin, John Eubank
and Hudson Martin Defts
Tbs cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the bIll, answers of the defendants, Jamss
Clarkson aud John NJ. Martin, and exhibits,
me decrsial order Of the twenty nluth day OF
june. one thousand eight bundled and twenty
two, appears ~ have been duly executed on the
defendant, John Eubapk, and the order OF pub
bca'ion against the defendant, Hudson Martin,
OF The third day OF November, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty eight, which appears
10 bBve been duly published, and was argued
ny counsel: On consideration whereof, the
court doth adjudge, order and decree, thar the
DIll OF the plaintiff, as 10 the defendant John NJ.
Martin, be dismissed, and that he, out OF the
estate OF his intestste. in his hands, TO be adj
m,nIstered, II 50 much thereof he hath, but II
no', then out OF his own estate, do pay unto
that defendant, his costs by him, about lis de-
fence in this behalf expended. And the court
doth reler The accounts between the plaiatf'
and The defendant, James GARRISON, 10 one of
It's Commissioners, who is directed 10 examine
STATE, and settle the same, aud make report
,hereof TO the court, with any matters special
y stated Thought pertinent by himsoli,or requiT-
ed by the parties 10 be so stated.
A Copy-Ies,e, J WILLS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Goth June, 1890. {
The parties interested IN this cause will take
notice. that have appointed Wednesday the
ION day of September neat 10 commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing order of
court, on which day, a. tho hour Of nine O'Clock
10 the mornIng, they are required TO attend at
my 'fhce, IN Tins town. with their accounts,
vouchers andcopies Of court papers, prepared
Tor examination and settlement
L. b. NORVELL, Com.
June IS wA.oo
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By ihe Gouen.o, Of he Commonwealth Of pi,.
A PROCLAMATION.


rStRHEREAS in pursuance of an act oil the
w General Assembly, passed The 18th day
offrbfuary, 1880. entitled. An Act. 10 amend
an act, entitled an act 10 organize Conyen.
ton, corrected polls of tho solss given in each
county, town end borough. untitled % send
members To the General Assembly, upon the
question Of the Ratification or Rejection OF
the Amended Constitution OF Virginia, have
been transmitted 10 the Executive of Virginia,
and have been by them earthly examined ;
and whereas upon such examinations II appears
satisfactorily to the Executive that majority
Of said votes is for ratiiying the said Bmended
Constitution Now, therefore, John Floyd,
Governor oil the Commonwealth Of Virginia by
aud with the advice OF the Council Of STATE, do
hereby proclaim aud make known 10 the peo
pie of Virginia. that a majority of oil the goal |,
bed votes given, is in favor OF the fshGcation
oil the Amended Constitution aud that there
sppear,
For the ratification thereof, 26 900 votes,
For the rejection thereof. 1905 votes
Givrn under my hand as Governor. and under
seal of the Commonwealth. at Rich.
mond, this Is, Of Jul 1890.
JOHN FLOYD.
July 8. 81
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A-Richard Anderson.
B-Capt. Henry Brown, Clerk of Bedford
Policy Beaver, Aleand B,ambiett, Sarah Draw
Harvie Beard, Thomas Best, Peter Bohbnt,
John Burnett, John p. Buks. Adam Bayer, jr
CT. and II. Clayton, Jonathan Cundiff
Maria A. Couch.
D-Roberi Parnei, David Douglass, John
Dearen or II. Brown.
E-Barnabas \. Edison, Henry Edgar.
f-EliZabeih Foulan, Richard Freeman.
G-bncy Goh, John Gibbs, James Gray.
H-Pleassnt Howard, William Henderson,
Amasa w Holmes, Peter Hunter, jr, Rice
Hughes, julius ". Hatcher, William Hanks.
Maria Hopkins.
I-Edmund Irvine, Jchn r. Jones.
k-lhomIs krants, David Krants, Kiles f.
King, Charles Kerr
L-Berryman LACKS, William Lea, Jesse
Leitwlch.
NJ -Renben S. Murrell, William Moore, Ro.
bert Miller, William Il. Mitchell, Christopher
McMun. Samuel ID. MCCarter, William Me-
Clever, John II. Mcdaniel, Joanna Mcdaniel,
Mrs. Martha Mitchell.
N-Simon NJ. NOEL
O-Co. Armistead Otcy ., Christopher
Otey Q, John B. Otey.
P-Plessant Preston.
R-John Rawlings, Dennison Rose, Obadi
alb Reynolds, Green B. ". Reynolds ., Jane
and Policy iteece, Doct. John L. W. Read.
S-.lohn Shepherd, Rraves S. Scrugs ., An
drew Smith, Jesse Smelser, Abraham Smclser
William b. Skllman, Thomas Spradlin.
Arthur Ihomerson, Admire Turner, t.
noch Terry James or Sally Thornhil, SiIas
Taylor, Capt. John Thompson, Samuel Tate.
Henry Terry.
W-Stephen White, Richard Wells, John
W'lcher, faSchal Witt, Henry NJ. White, Dr.
Arthur Watts.
f-Mrs. Elizabeth Yaucy.
WM Il. PORTER, p. M.
July 5 q,
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Beach's Carriage Mandatory.

ThSE subscribe 5 iniorm their friends and
y the public generally that they have opened
shop Oh main street, a few doors below The
Franklin Hotel Lynchburg. where they offer
tor sale new supply of Pleasure Carriages, at
reduced prices, for cash. where those who wish
TO purchase will find as great a variety as al
ny other establishment in virginia. All re
pairing will be executed with neaness aud dis
pach, by II. X II. u. BEACH
For further Information The public are referred
to Thomas a. Hoicombe, or at the Franklin
Hotel.
June % WITS
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zssHE es,ste of George Cseel!. dec. Iofmefly
Of the town of Lynehburg. having been
,sreotly committed 10 the md isignrd as
administrator de bonis non, with the WI an.
nexsd, by the Court OF Hastings Tor the Corpo
ration OF Lynehburg. he adopts this method %
notify the public thai he is DESTROYS TO close his
administration as soon rs circumstances VIII
permit and. with tins view requests al persons
indebted o SAID estate 10 make payment 10
him WITHOUT delav. and those &c whom SAID
estate ,s indehtrd. TO exhibit their Claims as
,peedily as possible, tina they may be adjusted.
sAML. BRANSFoRD Serg ant
ofihr Corporation Of Lynehburg, and
admir-. de bonis non, with The viii anne1ed
Of George Cabell. dec
July 8
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July s..
UIRGlNiA.-At Superior Court OF Cnsn.
v Gerry, holdro nj the town OF Iynehburs, on
he 2s,h day oil MAJ. 1880.
David and William KYLE plfs.

ViRGiNiA.-Ata Superior cour, OF Guam.
Gerry, holden nj the town OF IynchburS, on
he 2s,h day oil MAJ. 1880.
David and William Kyle, Phfs
dgIipa
Ambrose Rucker and Betsy his wife, John Mil
Ter. DAVID X. Edley, Edwin S. Rucker, Abra
han Mauun. Abraham X. North, William
Thurmnn, Lorenzo ID. Henderson,, Thomas
Gnssom. The President, Directors and Com
pany OF the Bank OF Virginia sally IsbelI,
adm.. OF Zaeharish lsbell, William Morgan,
Charles l.. Davis. sdmr. of Thomas Morris,
sen decd. Hugh Montgomery. David Tinslsy,
James linsley. W,liam K ecker, Dsbnsy Phil
ips. Elizabeth Ca@m, Dabnsy Wac and
Nelson Dawson, sIors. OF George Mcdaniel,
decd. Hill Carter, admir-. with the will anne xed
OF George MeDarei, decd. Henry Davis,
Lindsay DAVIS, Eliza +. Echols e1ecu,riI of
Joseph Echos, decd. William Eid,oo, Jesse
hcheson, sdmf. of Anthony Rucker. decd. and
Richard D Ellis, Dehs.
BY consent ofihe parties, by their counsel,
tho court doth order that one Of lis commission.
CTS do take an cunt OF the trust fund in
tie bii mentioned. and also an account OF
The several debs intended To he secured by The
deed OF Trust in The bill also mentioned. dad re.
port the same to the court. with any maiiers
specially stated. though, pertinent by himself,
or required by the parties To be so sta cd /; aud
en- no,ion Of The defendants by sounsol the
court doth order bar James .Newhail David
4. Edley, Samuel Miller, John Miller, Eiwin
S. Rucker, Robert Iinoley Wlllan d sweeney
and samuel Miller. the persons ard their Sc.
curitiss to whom part Of the trus, subject in
the bill mentioned, hath been loaned ~ pur-
suance Of the order made 10 he cause on the
Goth day OF October. 1928, do pay nc sums
loaned TO them respectively, INTO Oh. of The
banks AT this place, 10 the credit Of the suit.
subject 10 the future order oil the court, unless
she said James Newhsli, David r. Edley, sam.
usl Miller, John Miller, Edwin S. Rucker, Rob-
eri Iinsley. William d. Sweeney and Samuel
Miller shall on or before the third day OF the
term next after they shall have been served
With copy oitb's order shew cause to the
contrary. Copy-Tesie.
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n Uoi received. direct from New York, and
- opened this morning. a small lot OF very
desirable goGIs, consisting in part of
few pieces Pongees
DO Palmyrenes-ext wide and very SUI
perior qualiy--lhe colors are pea green, lilac,
straw color aud light blaze.
piece only Oriental Bautste. beautifully 6g'd
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, or 6 dozen coarse PantaloUns, very
cheap, aud lot Of Cotton Yarn. II A.
June 3.
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,,.R RICHARD HaLLlBERT on Tar,
July 9

,A,eR RICHARD HaJLlBERT on ; Tats
MI notice. that us shall on The OH day Of
In ad, 1888 at The HunipiHe I'm, m the form
of lfuniMiiis, and STATE Of .3tabnma, take me
deposition of Caipia 1ote; and That on me
anh day Of Augusi. 1880, at Ms. Hihdn'ss
Tarern. in me ioen Of Million, aud STATE 81 ~
Carota, we aiaH take The dePoatioh Of Joseph
b cori,,gion. mich said deposifions iehtn taken
are INTENDED 10 be read as tUidence on The rial
ofAe sud depending in the county Court NJ
gaapbsH in The State of Frgini1 tohtrein l0e
arc eiainiiBs, and you are defendant.
CAMPBELL 4 GREENWAY
July In
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TO The Adminidratoy Of John Reid deed Joseph
Gladly aud Robert Culler:


WNAkE NorICE-Tha, OIL The frs, FRIDAY
80 IN August next, between the rising aud
setting OF the sun. al the tavern house OF Elijah
Graves, at Caswsll court house, State of North
carolina, twilita take the dispositions of Thomas
Williamson, Aotbony Williamson, Swih Win
i'amso"' James Wiley, Azarish Graves and
e'nefs and u not finished on that day, will
commune from day 10 day between the same
hours until completed. And on the frs, FRIDAY
IN august NEXT, between the rising & setting of
fhe SUI, 81 the store house OF Andrew McCauIev
IN tbecounty Of Orange, aud State of N. c. /
VIZ take the deposilions ofAndrew McCauley,
Jes' Ellison AVID Others and il not flushed on
thai DAY will continue from day TO day until
completed And on The third Friday in August
neA, between the rising and setting Of the sun i,
~ r. MARTINS store house. IN the county of
montgomery, and State of North Caroline, !
WI take the deposirions of WIN Rush, Roderick
ihcCienan and others. And on the third Wed.
nesday 10 September next, 10 the court house
81 Fincasife, In The county OF Botetourt, and
state oil Virginia. between the rising and setting
OF the sun, will take the depositions of John
Mcclure, William McGhee, Gen. JAS. Brecken.
ridge and Others and il not finished on ihal dsy
will continue from day TO day until COMPLETED
And on tue last Friday in September next, be-
tween the rising and setting OF tho sun, at Mel
son court house. State Of Virginin, ! will take
she deposi'ios 81 Jane Rsrrow and others. And
on the hrst Tuesday IN October ne1t, at the
rankin Hotel, IN the town Of Lynehhurg, be-
tween the rising and setting Of the sun, Twill
axe the deposition Of Christopher Anthony
10 De read as evidence in q suit in cbancsry,
low depending and undetermined in the Dis.
r'e' ShaBeery Cnuri holden in Lynchburg, in
Fhich am Plaintiff aud you ATE Defendants
she" and where you may attend should you
hink proper. Respectfully,
-. JOHN, Son Of Esther.
soiy " Wv
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10 House Painters, Carpenters, ana

10 House Painters, Carpenters, ana
Negro Buyers.
n HAVE a first rate House Painter that /
- wish to sell, as | intend going 10 Free
Slate. He iS inferior to no painter in the State
black or white. He can be hired out for 5000
nd has been hired for $3.50 for year. | also
VIII sell some other Negroes. such MS | can
spare out of my crop now, aud in the Fall /
shall sell all that have.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
July O. Wv
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NCY JEW Ella,

TnHF Subscriber has Just reserved an add-
Il tionnl supply of FANCY JEWELRK;
among which
Camro wrought gold aud fiagrse Earrings
Filagree Hearts
Pearl and JET Breastpins
Gold aud plated Medallions
Jet Earrings
Beautiful Safety Chains, &c. &c.
Ut All which he will .el upon the most mo.
defat. terms. EDWARD BROWN.
July 5 Is
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TROS. RUDD

EsPECTfULLY informs hls friends and
u D the public generally, thai he viii sell or
ship tobacco. or any other country produce on
commission. He has rented large 6re-rroof
brick tenement, for the purpose OF storing cot.
ton, flour, bacon, hemp. sad Other articles 81
trade 10 this market lie keeps his Office a,
the store room OF Miller { Roberts, Back
square, Lynchburg, Va.
Jan. 2S tbs
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SODA ,AANEN.

fNHE subscriber has in operation bis Soda
- Fonnt, and invites his friends aud custo.
mers, as well as the public generally, who may
wish TO avail themselves Of the benefit of this
healthy and agreeable summer drink, to call
on him. WIN. = UOLCoNBF
May "a
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Valuable Real Estate.
June

rBNHE subscriber has two valuable tracts Of
n land lying in the county Of Montgomery,
each containing about 1900 acres, which be is
anxious TO dispose Of on reasonable terms. One
oil hose plantations is we'll known hy the name
Of the White House plantation, with good I'M
proyemenis. The house is we'll calculated for
tavern on public road much travelled. This
plantation has also on il a very good Sa" and
Gist Mill and in a neighborhood SUFFICIENT 10
render il valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements. They will be sold either
by the whole tract or If il will suit pufcaa-
sers better. will divide the tracts to suit
them, provided can effect a sale of both. or
one tract, and deem il unnecessary TO give any
further description, as it IS presumed TINT those
wishing to-purchase would prefer viewing the
premises, which eau be shewn them at any time
by the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. WITS
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Copartnership.

1sHIE subscribers will, in future, carry on
L their Rope, Twine, and Bsgging making
business, al the old stand of J. II. Echols, al
the lower end OF main street, under the firm of
Echos and Cundif, where thew will keep on
hand a good assortment of Cordage, Irvine 81
Cotton Bagging. for sale wholesale and retail,
at unusually low prices.
J.H ECH0LS,
JONATHAN E CUNDIFF.
April 90 Is
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COMMISSIONERS oLEIcE }

bynehbuTs, 18th June, 1850 I
The parties IN this Cause will take notice,
ina have appointed Saturday the ninth day
ofociober next, TO commeuce the accounts d.
recied by the foregoing order of court. on which
day nj the hour of nine o clock IN the morning
they are required 10 attend a, my ONCE in this
town with then accounts, vouchers and COMES
oil court papers, prepared for examination
and ss'flsmsnt. JAMES BESAGH, C.
July 5 VA.
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No Continuation and a Free Trade !
EarthenWarc and .ooking elias
SeS.
THOMAS BARROW &. Co.

Importers, IS IVafcr-Strect, NeU York,
~ FER FOR SALE $50 Packages Ear
~ thenware Glass, China and Looking
Glasses, comprising the most complete assort-
inent ever offered in this market, aud which
will b. repackpd to the Country Merchant al
the lowest prices. In consequence OF having
refused Ia join the Continuation for regulating
tho prices OF CrUci<ery IN this city, we have
been made the subjects of most intoerant
persecution, the object Of which is nothing less
than our entire run and expulsion tf0m The
rdde our characters have been assae ed men
Ut integrity and far dealing our credit as
house of responsibility lmpeached and every
endeavor made to ruin il, aud to crown the
whole our imporiations through the regular
chanue's have been all stopped lin conse-
quence of threats thrown ou to the hlanufac-
lures in EnglaEd) so that we have been obliged
10 employ Agents in Liverpool to make our
purchases IN such manner that our names
would not appear in the transaciIon-all the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for
our ImportaiIons are denied 10 us, and nothing
but cash IN Liverpool will Obtain for us our
needed supplies of ware.-We are suffering
these hardships in the cause of the Merchant
and onsumer of this descriI ton of goods no
less than our own; aud TO them us our last re-
SORT we come FOR aid and assIs lance SO long as
are enabled to sustain ourselves against
more than forty men, who have combined TO
bring about our ruin in this unheard of manner
We will continue 10 sell our goods free and in
dependent n our own rates far Cash or npprO-
gc9 Gig Htteptaaces oaiY.
THOS. J. BARROW & Co
SIS Water street, above Old-slip
June 10 w6w
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ETlkGiNiA TO wit At Court Of monthly session
held for Campbell county, at the Courthouse there
OIL on Monday the 10th day of May 1880, and in the Ola
year oflhe Commonwealth Jack Harvey Complainant
against Sarah Iyree, Defendant, on an Injunction
ne deiendant not appearing, and it appearing 10 w
satisfaction OF the court that the said defendant Is MOI u
inhabant OF this State 1t is ordered and deCreed ina
she DO appear here on the second Monday IN Aneu'-
next and answer the bill ofthe complainant, other"
the same VIII be taken confessed, and the na'teI'
there'n deUreed accordingly aud that copy OF TINS
ger be forthwith inserted III the Lynchhurg virgin.
tor two months successfully, and posted up OF the NO.
door Of the said courthouse.
copy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, Z
Nav II.
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
r. GalelESf

9 I AS on hand, at his Store, rext door above
IL DR.. Howel Davies, general assor,men,
OF Shoes, of his own and Northern manufac
lure, which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually 10.
prices He is prepared 10 execute work, par.
icn!arly in the ladies' branch of business with
neainesS and nronpfnpss
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WlKGlNlA, TO wit At the Rules holden III lhS
Clerks Office OF the county court of Bedford on
inc hrs Monday i'll june 1880 Frederick Aunspaeg'
fii. against John Marke, William Markle, Alexanar'
burton, and Alkaline his wife. formerly Alkaline Markit
Charles Marke and John Markle r. (Which said Gha''
and John are the infant children of Charles Marke, de
eeased) aud William Carson, admir-. with the VIII al
neXed of Charles Msrkle, sen. deceased, Dehs. II
Chancery.
The defendants John Markle, William Markle, Alex
ander Burton, Charles Marke, John Markle, IT. au-
William Carson, admir-. with the will annexed ofChae'
arhie SEN deceased, not having entered their appeal
ance and given security according the act Of ASSEM-
anu the rules ofths court, and appearing by saisa
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this con-
mohwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff by couhsr'
ordered that the said defendants do appear hstH
on te FOURTH MONDAY IN August and answer the n'
Vi inc plaintiff and that copy ofths order be iortn
with inserted IN the Lynchburg yrguian for twomone'
successfully and posted the front door of the cou'
mouse Tor two successive court days.
: Aeopy-Teste, H. c. MITCHELL, C. b. C.
June Ia WIN
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Sash for Wheat.

WV will pay the best cash price for all
~ wheat delivered a, the Black Water
Mills. Persons wishing to engage their CROPS
WIZ please ca'l on ns. We will give them
choice OF several liberal propositions.
NATHL. WINSTON g. co.
july l.
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THE FULL-BLOODED JACK
Noung Vulcan,

Now rising years
old, will stand the I all
season, next Fall, one
half of his time, at Fan =
CIV Farm 10 the county
of Bedford /; and the
other half at or near
New London, in the
county, of Campbell &