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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
From n London paper.

Il Chapter on Old Coas--I love an old
coat. BY old coat, mean not one OF last
summers growth, on which the gloss yet In
gers. shadowy, and intermittent HE faint
ray OF sunlight on the counting house desk OF
clcther's warehouse in Eastsheap, bur "A
real unquestionable antique. which for sarne
five or six years has witn.tooa the eombind
assaults OF sun, dust and rain, has lost all hs
pretention to starch, unsocial foruality, and
gives tho shoulders assurance OF case, and
the waist Of holiday.
Old coats are the idiees by which a mans
peculiar turn of mind may be pointed out
80 senaciously do | hold this opinion, that.in
passing down a crowded thoroag htare, the
Strand, for instance, | would wager odds,
that, IN seven out OF ten cases, ! would tell
Strangers character and calling by the mere
cut OF his every day eoat--Who eaa mistake
the staid, formal gravity of the orthodox di.
vine, IN the corresponding weight, fllness,
and healthy condition OF his familiar, easy
natured hapsP Who sees not the necessities
the habitual eccenlriciGes of the poet sr-
nihcantly developed in his two haggard.
shspeless old apologies for skirts. original in
their genius as Christabel, uncouth 10 their
build as the New Palace at prnulco2 Who
can misappl ehcnd the iaotions Of the epiiit.
as it silly flutters beneath the QuakeF's drab?
Thus, too, the sable hue OF the lawyers work
ing coat corresponds most conyiacingly with
the color OF his conscience, while his thrift,
dandyIsm, and close attention 30 appcarane
es, tell their own tale IN the half . ' off
GERS smart, but somewhat faded exterior
No lever Of independence ventures voiun
tarily on new coat This is an anxiom not
TO ba overturned, unlike the safety stage
eoaches.-Ihe man who piques himself on
the newness of such ga habiiiainsnt. Is--tJl
tune hath ''mouldered it into beautyn-iis
slave-Whereserh he goes, he is harrassed BY
an apprehension of damaging it. Hence he
loosss his sense OF Independence, sud be-
eoaaes-a Serf? How degrading 10 sue
comb TO ones superiors is had enou, b, b. n
to be the martyr of few yards OF cio'.a. n
BIO the Helot of a tight At; to be shg ..slea by
the ninth fraction Of man, TO lie made sub-
missye to the sun, the dust, t.oe ram and d.
snow; to be panic stricken oy the Chimney
sweep; to be cared by che dasimar.; 10 sbud
der at the advent of the taker; to give pre-
eedeace to the seayenger; to concede die
wan 10 per.patetic conyeyaneer of eggs; 10.
paipitate at ths irregular sallies Of a naescuri-
al cart horse; to look up with awe at The APP
Paiifion oil a gisgllng servant siFl siih a slopl
pau thrust halt way out of garrett windaw,
TO coast gutter with horrible anticipation
OF consequence; to faint al The visitation of a
shower OF SCOT down the chimney, to be
compelled 10 be At the mercy cg eauh aad AL
oil thess via eontinssaciss--saa any Isiux 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13
TWO DOLLARS PER AuMuM,
POETRY
From the (.lIabana) spi il IF The .9ge.
A GENTLEMAN-IS WHAT


Pray Is it he of stated men.
whose thief delight is to be seen;
Who always takes especial care
To comb, adjus; aud smooth bs hair;
His cloth Ihc best--sis beaver ntw;
His rUil $ just exposed 10 view,
Who tWiris about his little cane,
And shows himself supremely vaini
Pray is it he, whose Ills check
May shade and idleness bespeake,
Whose s0i, white hsnds my let YOU know
They are DOT kcpt for ne, bl, s4s,y -
Who holds employ merit disgrace,
Or suited 10 meaasr race,
DESTINED by heaven To toll for bread.
That 6eft'r people may be fedl
Must he who seeks Ihis fayorite name
Look TO the stock from whence ne came:
And thus tbs estimate begin.
BY counting up his noble KIM
Or is this method out of dstel
Has 1ee4lh suppian'ed oto,d Of late!
Mus, gentlemen iorsonth, be known
Exclusively by what they oaUr2
o. is it he, whose word is TRUTH,
VINO holds dscet-( he ssrpsHts tooth
1hat would the unsuspeci;ng strike)--
IN utter horror and dislike;
Who's noble worth is in his mind;
Whose feeling generous and ref ed,
Wni.no suo nit TO aught that's meant
This Is the gentleman, ween.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

Loot before yo0 Leep--Ths 4i--r:c.-
Press OF 20 Jai-iary. Gust re .csiysdl ,.,,s -
story which is annexed:-- ssiis enS
"a few evenings ago, n xn !, .
initials of his name J. j VISA 'nas 10
Preston, accompanied bv 49, ~ 'lolA
, ,a where they. had been speadins The az
'>t l" va coming "a a stiIe, Mr. +. verr
politely Jumped over, for the purpose Of 49,.
sishhg me TAR ssx, when, to has utter .steaT
,sAl'Shs on isaoing, be found hia,seG al tb~
oo''oAh ., wen thii.y-one feet In denth. eon-
,Siaiag ABOUT Eye feet water The cries a
s ~ uain.es scSn procured assistance, and
VIC ~" gentleman was rescued from Liz
'efIous situation without the least injury, sac
'iHs ITO punishment Of standing nearly ~
qoaster oi AN hegr up 10 has mouth, ia waters
So the beautiful Fligate which has bsef :,
lying at our wharves for three years past. -
to leave us at last-She was built for -
Mexicans, and cost 5000. 600; but they y -.
TOO poor to pay for her. The Russian gov am.
nent has purchased her, and she viii .oo.
leave oar port. more kesaiifui sps cin,s n
Iof naval architecture never Seated : ,bs ,y,Il
bear honorable evidence TO the sAiil and GEN..
Jus OF Philadelphia woiAEnen. Who ever NAV
be fortunate enough 10 command Der. raax
laoeed glory ia 50 "tlgbta Ship sAd feel his
heart swell and l,S&t within hiVa al
"ds moves the n Jnssch finer pespied deck. ~
fhAesis.pAso Btillstio.
4 scheolmast~Y said Of himself, ssI An, lila
a hang, shaspen a rura5er Of bLsdss. bul
NJ - -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-13

4 scheolmast@F said Of laimseif, ssI am liks
a hsae, shasPen ~ara5er Of blsdss, hulI
wear myssifo" "a"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

s"tYIRGINIA-At ruleslioiden in the clerks Office of
Y the Superior Court of Clancery for the L%ynchburg
Diatrict, the ed day Of Nov. 1899. Joab Eariy, Pitf.
against William Stone and Nancy his wli3, Curry
Toncy and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Abshirc aud
Nellcy his wife, WIN. Wright, sen, and Caly his wife,
Peggy Slone, VIM. Simpkins and Sally his wife, Ra.
chel Sanford, John Dorm, Jas. Tonei aud Milly hi,
wife, Eusabia Pate, Anthony Pate, John Pate, jr. jim
ney Pate, Aggy Pate, Allen Stone and Milly his wife,
aud Richard Doran, Deits.
The defendants Carey Toney and Elizabeth his wife,
Rachel SMndlord and Richard Dorau, not having
entered their appearance aud given security ac-
cnrding to the net ofAssembly aud the rules Of tins court,
ard IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this country II Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here ON the first day of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
aud that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Il
some newspaper printed IN the town Of Lynehbufp ief
two months successfully and posted at the frola d. vi
the court house. in the sand town.
copy-Tcste, J. WILLS &C
Ian IL uaud3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

nuRSUANr 10 a deed OF uust executed by
Edmund Pate aud Sarsb his wife, ~ the
subscribers. bearing date the 18th day OF Jan
1929. and duly admitted TO record in the clerk S
offices of Bedford aud Patrick, we shall pro-
coed 10 sell, to the highest bidder. for r'ady
money, before the door OF tbe Franklin Hotel,
in the Town ofLynebburg, on the 9TH day OF
March next, the following property, 10 vii one
tract of land in the county OF Bedford on Inc
waters of Falling Creek, adjoining the lands
of Vesiy feibers, containing lbs acres, aud
known by the name of Farmers tTaci-one O.
ther tract containing LOO acres, IN Patrick city
on The waters OF jacks Creek, adjoining the
lands Of Flames Conner. John Hooks estate and
Others, which Was patented to John Ward, u.
and by him conveyed 10 said Pate, by deed oil
reco,d in Patrick county. Acting AS trustees,
we shall only convey such title as IS vested IA
us as such. GEO w CALLAWAY,
IHOS. S1EPrOE,
MATTHEW PATE.
Feb idsl9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

UlbGlN1A-At RAles holden in the CItl.,.e
- oil The Superior Court OF chaneery for the -
burg District the 4,h day Of JannaTy, 1880. Lob ~
Wells, ad1nr Of Thomas " ells, dec. pbf ~ '
Elizabeth Campbell, udm'k Of George Caurh.iif aIa
james campbell, John Campbell. George CANA : nj
John hastets and Somuel Garland, Defs. f'c'k
The defendant John Campbell, not having entered
appearance aud gwen security according 10 The A., ~
Assembly and The rules of this cburt. & il appeariss y
satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inbabi,a,, W
'his country II Is ordered, that the said def,besrt "a
appear here on the first day of the next fem "a
an"er the bill ofthe plaintiff, and that a copy Of !.
order he forthwith Inserted IN some new spape, r -
lished IN the town of Iynehburg for two 80
courthouse, IN the said town. " We
A copy-1osic, J. WILLS. & q
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w GlNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office ~
the Superior Court of ChaInery for the Lynch.
burg Dist let, the ID day Of Nov. 1899 Nm, n.
sherman, Pm. against James Bflbro and Caroline hi,
wife, W IN. Thompson and Familla his wife, sternrn
Terry and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas ID. Sherm,,
Mexico ID. shernan,Asa Sherman, Albert A. SHERMAN
Micajal! Davis, joel Early, james T.. Hopkins and
James Bunch, Defts.
Tn defendant Albert A, Shearman, not having .p,,,sS
his appearance and given security according to Che ser az
A >semhly and the rules of this court, and it appearn,
by satisfactory evidence that he isnot an ~iniaihan, ~
this country II is ordered that the said dciendsn, 10
appear here on the first day OF the next term, and an.wer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that u copy Off is order bs
forthwith inserted in some new spaPer printed in tho
town ofLynchburg for two months successfully, ma
posted al the front door Of The courthouse, in The sd
town. A copy -Teste, J. WILLS, &C.
feD. Winnie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

VTlRGlNlA AT rules holden in the clerk. Office >
" the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lyprbsr,ss
District the 4th day of January, 1880, Chisw eli ni5
ney, PIT; against John w. Hansard, Nm. MeD,nipa,,
: Merrett Talbot, admir-. of John Talbot, dec. Bepianil,
1aliaierro,a admir- de bonIs non with the Will anga,1i
OF John Hansard, dec. John Bullock, James RaI,nata
aud John Allan and I'm. Gait. ex'ors OF Vim. G ca
dec. Deits. 'h''
The defendant Jno. w, Hansard, not haying e,,,.
ca ms appearance a gwen security according 10 the at,.r
Assembly and the Rules of this court, and il apne,,a ~
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitsut a. 7,
country it Is ordered that the said defendant do ans
here on the first day Of the next term, and an,Wt,,, La
bill OF the plaintiffs, and that acopy ofthis order be fo,t,s
with inserted IN some newspaper printed in tho toaa
Of Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and po,,e3
at the front door ofthc courthouse in the sand town
ACopy-Teste, J. WILLS, &C
Jan.ll N2m41
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

EYIRCISIA.-At Rulos holden N tle Clerks Office
Of tie Superior Count of Chancery fer the Lynch
burg District the 9TH day Of January, lSJo. Robert
CInichdeld, Sheriff oftbs county oil pottsylsania, and
abiInr of Robert Patton, dec. Pltfs. against Martin
Key. Richard T.. Putney, WIN. r. Porter aud Robert
Patton, Jr. Defts.
The writ of5cirefacias awarded IN this csuse not
being executed ON the defendants, Martin hey and
Rober, Patton, Jr. and IT appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they arc not inhabitants OF THIS county !:
II Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
he first day Of the next term, and shew cause, II any
HEY can, why this snlt should not he proceeded IN ds
specified m the said writ and that d cory Of tins order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
town of Lynehburs for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door of The courthouse, in the said
town. A copy-Teste,
j. WILLS, &. c.
Feb. w2m4a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

W. 1lGINlA-At Rules holden inthe Clerks Office e.
v the Superb Coultof Chancery for The I%ynchbuig
District. the ID day ofNoV. ls29. Wut. Tardy, adm.
ofPcter Dctto, dee. Pitt against lrossct Powell, adm
of X chard Powell, jr. dec. the said Prosser Powell
aud James Lee, surviving exors of Richard Powell, sr
dee. the SAID Prosser Powell in his own right, Thoma,
Powell, Lindsey Padget and Catharine his wife, and
Francis Powell, Ann Powell, George Powell, Luc,
+. Ice, Joseph l.. Lee, CharlesL. Ice, Sally Lee,
Nancy Lee, Francis Lee, Madison Lee, and Ice,
infants by Commissioner Benagh specially assigned
their Guardian, and Elizabeth Powell, Dcfts.
The defendant Thomas Powell, not having entered hIs
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembl, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an i|nhabitant OF
This country 1t is ordered, that the said defendant Do
appear hCre on the first day Of tho next term, aud
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
cd in the town of Lynchburg, for Two months succc~
sively, aud posted at the froutdoor of the courthouse
III the said town.
A~copy-Teste, J. WILLS, {. c.
Jan. 13 VENTS
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Feb

yTiRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk office of
" the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynehhurg
District the fth day Of January, 1890. CharGs White
hey and John II. Smith, surviving partners OF Charles
Whiteley, Nm. WhIteley and John II. Smith, late
merchants aud partners, trading under The Atyle aud
Grn Of Charles Whiteloy g. CO. Pits. against Ebomas
Xix, VIM. Hin, Martha Hix, Drury Xix, Alexander
Marshall aud Elizabeth ms wife, and Samuel Marshall
and Hannah his wife. Defts.
The defendants Thomas IIix, Drury Hix, Alexander
arshall aud Elizabeth his " lie, and Samuel Marshall
and Iiaunah his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act Of
Assembly and the rules vi this court, aud ii appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants Of
this country # Is ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term aud answ cr
the bill Of the Plaintiffs. aud that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed inthc
iown of Lynchbdrg, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse in the said
town. Acopy-TGste, J. WILLS, &C.
Feb. W2mig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

yTH IRGlNlA TO WIT AT the ruhs held in tho
" Clerk ; Office Of the county court of + aDLIin ts
4th day Of January, 1880. stephen Preston, ir, I'm.
Pratt, SmilbsOn II DAVIS, John o. Leitwi ch and Row.
ker Preston, merchants and partners trading upe,t
the 81, lie and firm o: Stephen Preston, ir. & Co. wb,5
SAID VIM. Pratt is also administrator Of Clifford Sion
deed. pitts. against Margaret Stone, widow and relez
of Clifford Stone, decd. Nancy Slone, Jebu Stone,
Cain Sloue, Alien Stone, Roger Stone, Patrick Stone
and Samuel SlOnc, infant heirs and ltgatccs of Clifford
Slone, dec. by Margaret Stone, their guardian ad Ii.
ten, Caleb Stone, Thomas Stone, James Slone, Jacob
Slsne and Abisha Stone, children and heirs ofCliHord
Slonc, dec aud John Sample, and Lewis TurnbuH, late
merchants and partners trading under the siyle and
firm Of sample q Turnbull, and Nathaniel II. Clai.
borne, deits.
The defendants Caleb Stone, Jacob Stone and Thomas
Stone not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of Assembly and the rnles
OF tins court, and II appearing from satisfactory eyi-
dence that they are not inhabitants of tins State-On
motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, il is ordered that tho
sad defendants, Caleb Stone, Jacob Stone and Thomas
Stone, appear in the said Court on the frsi Monday IN
May next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a ccpy
of this order be forthw it'll inserted in the NirginiaD, q
paper printed in the town of Lynchburg for Two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted ut the
front door of the Courthouse ofthis county.
ACopy-Teste JAMES c. TATE, r. c.
Feb. {. wsw5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

rHIRGIkIA, Set At a court held for Bedford county
" at the courthouse, Oh the 25th day Of Jan. 1890
Charles {. Patterson, pitt. against David Kyle and
William Kyle, defts.
The defendant William Kyle, moi having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and II appearing TO
the satisfaction ofthp court that he Is not an |inhahItant
of this Commonwealth On the motion Of the plalDtif
by counsel 1t is ordered that the said def. Wm.Kylc do
appear here on the 9TH Monday in March next, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff AID that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some nrw paper printed III
the town ofLynchbnfg for two months excessively, and
posted at the front door OF the courthouse VI this county
on two several court days.
A Copy-Teste, G. A. WlNGFFb1D, d.. {.
Feb. W2mi9
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%Ny-~lktiNlh--At IL ules holden in the Clerks Office
4 of the Superior Court of Chancery for The LyucB-
burg District, the Cd day of November, 1879. Thorn
asJ. Garden, PliE against John b.. Rutledge aud
Robert Scot, Defis.
The def aaLi Robert Scott, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the actofAt-
sGmbly and the rules of this court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an ~iulabitant ofthls
country Ii is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and answer tho
bill efthe plaintiff, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith lnsertcdin some newspaper printed III ii, town
of Lynchburg for two months successively and posted at
the front door of the courthouse III said town
ACopy-Testc, J. WILLS, &C.
Feb, u1mi9
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Z ntGi\la-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe
u Superior Court of Chancery, fer the Lynchburg
District, The 18th day of January, Ie30-Judith Han
sard aud Peter 6. Hansard, an infant who sues by the
said Judith Hansard, his mother, and next friend.
against VIM. Mcdaniel, Merrett Talbot, admir-. o.
John Talbot, and Henry h.. Davis, Ben. Talaierro,
admr. de bonls non, nth the will annexed of iona
Hansard, dec. John w. Hunsard, Ambl ose II Han
sard Isaac X Hansard, Arson Tlnsley and Sophia
his wife, George Burfurd and Polly his wife. Fhlla
DAVIS and Permella his wife, Archibald Hansafd,aHd
Philip Burford aud Caroline his wife, dcfts
Tn, Defendants, John W. Hansard, Arcnbad Han
Sard, George B0rtord and Polly his wife, and Philip
Hurford and Caroline his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance aud given security according
To the act of Assembly and the rules of this court, and IL
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are not.
inhabitants of this country-it Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the first day ofthe
next term, and answ CT the bill of the pitts, and thaL
n copy of this oder be forthw Ith inserted IN some news
paper printed in the tow of Lynehbnrg for two IN onthy
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the court
house, in the said town.
A copy-Teste, j. WILLS, &C.
Feb. Ia w2m5I
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A Ieacher Wantea.

Jpn the nrielborhoud Of ST. Johns Church,
twenty miles south oi LynchbuTg, a young
man we'll qua fled 10 teach reading, writing,
arithmetic, The diff rent branches OF mathemat-
ics. aud The dead languages. would meet with
immediate employment. The neighbnrhooJ is
healthy, agreeable aud popnlous, offering an
excellent opening for a school. II any gentle
man should apply for the situation from n dis,
tant part of the State, i, is expected that he
- III bring good testimonials OF his qn%aIIfca-
tons. For further Information as 10 the per.
sons wanting the Teacher, reference may he
lad To the Editors A school is wanted forth.
With
Jan 05. ts4I
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BELL "

NllHI .abscrbef rrtp"c'IuIy IHIl'"s US
II faends and The pubic generally thai he
has iakrn the hensc urar and convenient 70
the courthouse. LoYingston, Nelson coun'y
formerly occupied by NJ John b. stout h''
,shie will be supplied with s'efy ihing 'bt
eo,n,rv and scss an,rd lis bedrooms gud
beds val Le kept ~ the nsalest aud most CON
for able manner. whist the bar will be tyrnisb
ed with the choicest Of liquors Hs siHble
which Is Of brirk, IS large aud very cfn'enien'
He has provided himself Nth ee"ihl "nd Al
t%entive rs lers. Eeery aiteatina all be pai'
10 the accommodation of"tl Jewellers and o''.
,r guests. sbo may favor him with a ean-"na
he hopps hy as.iduoss attention TO merit ana
obtain a share oil The public patronage.
HENRY BlBB
Feb. 9 "''oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

a + Court held for Amherst county the list day o
81 December. 1899, Cornelius MAYS and Salt his
wife, PITTS. against VIM. Jenkins, DIcy jenkins, Sahcy
Burnet, Betsy jenkins and Molly Chenault ana Thomas
Chenault, her husband, delts.
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that the real estate Of winch
Jemima Jenkins, died. seized, is worth less than thu ee
hundred dollars, a share TO each heir nj law 1t is or
dercd that the said VIM. jenkins, Dizzy jenkins. Sahey
Burnet, Betsy Jenkins aud Molly Cle0ault una Thomas
Chenauit, be summoned to appear before this court at
Feb. court neXt, to show cause why the said land should
not be sold aud the proceeds divided according to law =:
aud moreover ordered, that a copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the
town of lIyuchburg, for SIX weeks surcessivelv, aud pos
ted at the front doorof the court house of this county.
A c~opy-Tcste, ARTHUR u. DAVIES.
Dec. 81. u6UJO
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DOCTOR J.. NJ. JENNINGS

EsPECIFuIIY afsss his p oiessional
services 10 the citizens Of Lsncheutg
and If The a~dIaoett toustry particularly, IA The
practice Of Medicine.
He enterisius a hope. thai from LIS consian
ssslduiiy. aud PROMISES o1 pupetualily To merit
a share ot tie ps'rouage aud confidence OF the
public.
lie NAV be found for tie present al the resi-
dence Of Iohn Niclot. Lsq
Feb. 70
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Fashionable Goods

SUPERB Gro de Berlin Silks
- Camezeux Silk. an entirely new article
Blk. Gro de Berlin and ! Italian Silks, fri ordeE
An assortment OF Six FIinges, 10 match
a 4 Rich imperial FRENCH Calicoes
Blk. Mandarin Grapes, finest imported
Siiesia Brown Holland, warranted all thread
The above, with a great variety oil o'ne,
new Goods, have been received this week, anu
are offered at very reduced prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Jan. Is. Is
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HUsr received. y fresh supply OF Drugs
oil Incidence, Paints. Sash Iools, fancy
snuff BoGrs, Sruif, DC.
Also, = supply Of winter strained Lamp On
ali Of which are offered as low as lhey can be
bought ia this market.
WM. J. HOLCOMBE.
Dec. 81 Is
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&. TUCKER,
A1InKNEY Ar LAW,

yofAiINC located himself in Lyneburg sill
lrl aitend tie Courts of Campbell. Bedford
and Plus, lsania o~ounies. aud ol the town OF
L,nchhnre. lie ptompes the s%iticiesi aiIen,
ton 10 all business that may he ooo6ded 10 himl
aud hopcs fl,r feby 10 merit aud obtain a iIbefa
share Of patronage
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