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"REroBM."-Thc old coalition raised
n great cry because few unworthy pub
lie servants were dismissed from public
employ. There is at this moment three
or four hundred persons employed in the
public Offices at Washington who were
and are opposed to the President. If
there is any one thing in which the Pre-
sident has failed in doing his duty, it is
in suffering his enemies to occupy po-
si,ion where they can serve as spies up
on his conduct, and at the same time be
supported from the public Treasury
These are the men who fill the country
with the "letters from Washington y
which grace the columns of the federal
papers, many of whom consider that they
have life estate in their offices.-Were
this swarm to be driven from the hive in
a mass, the people would thank the Pre-.
sident for the act. There has not been
SO much "reform" by half, us there should
: have been, and which, we bope still to
see. I'm. III. Patriot.
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CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
80; draws this day, Dec. o. Highest
prize S0O0---lickets 3 parts in proper
tion.
II. l. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. a7; draws Wednesday Dec. z. lO,-
900 highest p-i.:e-SO prizes of $1,000
Tickets 10 parts in proportion.
r. ISLAND STATE LOTTERY
no. 3; draws Thursday Dec. 8. High
est prize $4,000, Tickets parts in pro
portion.
: $. CABOONE.
MORE PRIZES!
In addition to the many prizes sold oi
late mt this oilice--l sold in the X. j.
State Lottery no. IL. Comb. 10 3S 40
a prize OF $4,000 in half tic.
Also, in II. /. Literature Lott, no 20,
comb. 25 Sc 50 a prize of siO0--comb
1 % 81. S2lA--l ~ $50 sold ~
/ VuoItCIS.
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Br'dcloths ccssimsrcs
Blankets hooking
ID Kerseys fannels
Scotch& Tartan plaids
Camblets bombozetts
Mcrino Circassians
French merino cloths
Random worsted hosr
Silk cotton and lamb
wool do.
Sstinets and Qseens
cloths
Cotton bats & sheets
Floor corpctings
Nov. 22.l
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Indeed, il seemed moro like o,den times,
whe a party had not divided and separated
us" n IL,
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SHIP 3 NEWS.

ENTERED..
Brig Benjsmin Ruggles, Waite, Lsguna.
CLEARED.
Brig Benjamin Ruggles, Waite, ,Msrscillcs.
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Hearth rugs
Home carpetings
An elegant assortment
ofprints g. Calicoes
from l23 cts. to rs
cts. per yd.
Fine French cslicocs
Superb bced bags
Rich winter ribbons
Pongcc silksbcsl kind
Dhne.y and corded
robes
Silks Florence
Sinchaws g. satin 10
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will commence about the lst Of December at Mr.
Towers Acadomy--two evenings in each week
for three non,hs--at 81 20 cts, for each subscri
ber, books furnished gratis Those who wish tc
attend the school, will please leave their names al
the Store of the Subscriber, soon--as 20 scholar
can be admitted after the school has commenced
nov. 9Th, 1881. u, MARSH, jr.
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s. CABOONE.
MORE PRIZES!
LIST OF COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
X. l. Literature Lottery no. is,
Is ii 10 30 a %.
Maine State Lottery no. 8.
10 As l6 - 81 Al z 23 %.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
80; draws this day Dec. q. Highest
prize SS900--Tickets 3 parts in pro-
portion.
II. /. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. 27 ;---draws Wednesday December
q. Highest prize i0,000-S0 prizes OF
SI000-Tickets 10 parts in proportions
r. ISLAND STATE LOTTERY
no. 3;---draws 3 Thursday December
g. Highest prize $4,000. Tickets
parts in proportion.
]. G.. SHAW. .
STILL MORE AND MORE PRIZES
I.have sold in II. l. Lit. Lott, no. 25,
comb. Is 3S SIS prize of Sl00, 10 80
So, $500, in whole tickets, aud in r, |.
Litera. Lott. no. 26, u quarter Of $1,000.
Besides n good number of other comfort
able prizes.
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Your Health {!
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,

rAN now sell the IN DIA RUBBER over
~ shoes, from seventy five cents TO ono
dollar seventy cents the pair. lie has some
for boys, at one dollar, vety stout
GySA lot cheap sattinctts. Just received,
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sion.-[Journal of Commerce.J
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-Crim Con.
The annals of this species ofcrime 90
not present cause more singular than
is presented in the case noticed below.
The offence the admission-the circum-
stances attending 1.-THE agreement of
the offender to leave the country-his
murder by the party injured--and the
decision Of the jury are altogether ex-
traordinary and surprising.
.'The Frankfort, Ky. Commentator
relates the circumstances ofthe death Of
Ebenezer N. Robinson, Esq. former
representative from Russell Co. by the
hand of DR.. Pierce, the last and present
member. The County Court was in
session, and DR.. p. going in saw X. who
by agreement had left the County never
To return, sitting at the Clerks table.
He gazed ut him moment in astonish-
ment, suddenly turned and retired pre-
sently re-appeared at the window be-
meath which X. set, reached in hls arm,
and in the presence of the court with
pistol shot r. through the head. X. had
violated P's. marriage bed, and as the
law offered no adequate punishment, L.
had challenged him. r. had not render
ed "satisfaction." The wrong was irre-
parable, and r. had agreed TO leave the
country forever yet he returned. DIR.
p. gave bail, and appeared before the
Circuit Court. One indictment for muir
der, and another for manslaughter, were
laid before the grand jury.
Having made such Investigations as
they deemed proper, they returned both
indictments into court with their finding
endorsed upon each, "not true 6ilp.-
s.nos true BILL" and wiIurever an opinion,
made up upon views merely technical
might be, upon the sheer justice of the
case, and upon the diligent inquiry of the
grand inquest Of his county the accused
stands, justifed---acqnitted. He ap,,
reared in the assembly, and was qualified
as the Representative Of his county.
LyBrRrA.AThe ship James Perkins, Capt
Crowell, has been chartered ny the American
Colonization Society, to take out e,pigrants
10 l1OcTfa. lltT iOWCV oSSn s-"S o~N''
up in a very commodous manner, with two
rows of births. about six feet square-.in all
eighty six. The hold is well slowed with
provisions Of the best quslity,-also, the
frames Of two buildings intended to be erect
ed for receiving houses, in addition to those
already put up for that purpose at Monrovia.
She will sail from Norfolk, in the course OF
tho present week.
The Norfolk Herald says. about eighty OF
the emigrants have orrivedthere from South.
smplon-men, women and children. in fami.
lies, principally manumtted slaves. :, We
were favorably impressed, say the editors,
with their orderly demeanor and decent ap-
pcarance so much above the ordinary con.
Jition oftheir glass, as seen in our towns and
cities. They are well clad and clcanly,
which betokens industry, and appear to be
very cheerful and contented. Several ofthe
men are good carpenters, blacksmiths, &c.
and both men and women being accustomed
to agricultural labor, they will be very val
liable, as well as creditable acquisition to the
colony.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

rgvHE subscriber respectfully informs the L.,
u des and Gentlemen of Newport, that H.
School for The instruction OF
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dow'as
Bleached g. unbleach-
cd shooting g. shirt.
log
Cotton g. silk umbrel.
las
Cheap lot OF tapes
100 good cheap hdkfs.
| i23 cts.
With many other
srticlcs no, here men
l'ulled.
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vontincs
a large assol oltmen, OF
shawls OF various
kinds and prices
Curls and frizetts
Book jackonet and
Swiss muslins
Navarino straw ant
Lcgborn bonnots
Russia Diaper
Homcspun do. I2l cts
Russia shcctine,crasl
| a. tow clo'hs
! Bcdpcting' cbcx an,
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Tcugh.--A writer in St. Clairsville.
Ohio, paper. tells the following story as
every word true;
"InNov. 1927, then living in Harrison
county, Ohio, i killed large hog and
dressed il on the face of large red oak
stump. In the March following, l OBJ
served most pfthe bristles left on the
stump from dressing the hog, to be stick
i ing in the.wood endwise--and on pulling
them out, found to each bristle two or
three roots fr,m to "a of an inch long,
having actually commenced vegetable
growth" 81 ~,
The write, of this curious piece OF
natural history must be the same man OF
whom it is tod, that on certain time,
when sIaughtsring a hog in the woods,
he lost his jacknife, which dropped a
mong the dried leaves; and in the fol-
lowing summer happening to pass the
same place, lie was surprised. to see a
large ushaoovered with jacknivcs, which
hung depending from the stems like fruit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29

Me,sr. lanes Penn, aud Martha his vile, late
Martha Harrison, - Henderson, aud SUI
san hi, VI e, late Susan Harrison, William
IIa,rison, Robert l.. Coleman. Robert Mo-
Tlss, Christopher Wnirer, Daniel War
wick, William Warwick, Corbin Warwick,
and Howard Bennet-
FHSAkE notice, TINT we shall, on the 26h
u day of September, lh3l al Barnett
Fuchs Tavern, mt Campbell Conr.- holse, take
the deposlrio"s OF Thomas Franklin (MajorD
aud Joseph pm"Idde aud othcrs-and lha,
on the In day OF October, 1881, at ChswrIl
Ddhnes 5 Office. IN the town OF Lynchburg We
shall take the depos,tlons o James Bnllo t.
Samnl Garland md others winch deposit
tons, when taken, are intended 10 be read
rs evidence on The trlal Of the suit depending
"a the Superior Court OF Chanrery no,uen ~
the town oil L,ncnbutg wherein we are
plalnatf aud you are dcfe"dant
WILLIAM JONES,
JAMES JONES,
JOEL JONES,
Aug. 4. I'm
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FALL RACING.

ENllE Races over the Rocky Mount Course
n will commence on Thursday the 22d dp,
of September. aud continue turec days, tree
Tor any horse, mare OF geldlng.
Tho first day-lwo mile heats for $2O0--eu
trance Sl6.
The second dNy-mile heats for the propric-
tor b purse--PntranCe y 10
the third day--a sweepstaLc race one mle
and repeat--entrance $50. One alread, en-
tered aud several others IN training Tor THIS
race.
The cash will be put up by the proprietor
wahoM discount.
Inc rules of he Rocky Mount Course, which
are similar TO those OF the New Market Course
10 govern.
III" rack will be in fine order, aud the pro-
pr'elor he prepared To ACCOMMODATE all lor.
eIgn horses tcHh good stables, oh guam AM
J0dder tie has also enlarged his bulldogs and
Will be enabled 10 accommodate all who may
think proper TO call on him.
II will be noticed that the racing over the
Rocky Mount Course commences the week al
ter the races at Liberty. and The week before
The races at HALIFAX, ah'1iding sufficient Time
10 gentlemen Of the tur, TO attend each Many
fine horses from the lower country are .xpec-
ted, and 6ne sport anucinated
THOMAS HALE, Proprietor.
July % idr
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William B. Reid, Thomas J. Reid admnstra
Tor oil John Reid, dec, Joseph GadJ, jr. and

William g. Reid, Thomas J. Reid admnistra.
Tor OF John Reid dec. Joseph GadJ, jr. and
Robert {. Cutler
FNAkE NOTICE, That on Thursday the
IL 18th day OF September next, between the
rising and setting of the sun, shall proceed 10
AXE the deposition of Lewis Watkins, at
HaIcher's Old Store, in the county OF Bedford,
aud state ol NirginIa-and on Tue sday the
2oh day OF The same month, (Sppt between
the rising aud setting OF the sun, | shall pro-
coed TO take the dispositions of Thomas Will
hanson and Swift williamson, aud Others at
Z swell Court House in the State OF North Car
olina and II not completed on thai day, then
10 continue from day 10 day until they are
flushed aud also, on Monday the Goth day Of
September next, shall proceed TO take The
deposition OF George williamson, between the
rising aud setting Of the sun, at his own dwell.
ling house III the county Of Chatham and State
OF North Carolina, 10 be read as evidence IN a
suit IN Cnancefy now depending and und-ler-
mined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Cnancery, holden " Lynchburg, in
which am Plaintiff aud you are Defendants,
aud where you may attend or not.
HENRY, a Pd,per,
Son Of Esther.
Aug, Is. tdt
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To william Davis add Robert Shaiead, vi
lam shasiead, Edmund Shastead, ranois
Shastfad aud Elizabeth ohaslead hehs anu
Representatives Of James obasiesn, sen. dec.
xsAKE NOTICE. that ON the 9Th day of
uetober nert. al William McCaul's faF-
eT0. Pedlsr Mills, Amherst county, shall lake
the d.pasiiions Of Lindsey Bnrks and Others,
10 be read as evidence on the trial OF sun
IN the Circuit Superior Court oi Law ana
Chancery. holden III Lynehhurg. IN which !
am plan'iT aad you are defendants. u sad
dispositions are not taken or completed oo thai
d.y. shall continue them from day 10 day
until completed Sundays excepted
RICHARD 5. ELLIS.
Surviving Partner vi Johu and X. ,. Ellis.
Aug. u. tdt
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PnnLEC NOTICE.

NY ,fr,se ola tsctee Of the County Lohri
.nS B.aIota. az The suh.tscfibetsi aomniis
,,oners. o, anv lhrcs Of ih'm. viii rfoerfd y"
eel. Al ,.nnl,r auc. ION. on The GO h tss ei SEP
timer nesi. heing the irsi day Of Sflit~l'f
bedford Goafr ali thr lands 81 the ltte hah'h'e
HARDY. decd. i.ine "a the County ct bsai''',
on the head u acts AZ Big Onrf Ifeflt about
tbree uailes abose the Fancy Farm Mills al
containing fnrf cen hundred and twenty nth'
a,fe. nbpnt ihtre hundred 81 sh'ch are eltar
Ell. with good hw'ihaR hons". barn, AMI
a. her necessary oui HOUSES i"o good aptlr Of
ch,rI. aij f#niar TIE lands Of Cat Nn. Il.
Jones. Nh,h=ll EWia's. hers, q lte hsir' ~ : =
late Doctor 6uliin- Tot. land les vel. a rsn-
tsas n large portion Of good tobacco IL.
many good springs, and Is certainly one 81 me
most desirable raels ol land tint has been "',
Ierrd IN marAet lat Is. 1eums. one loorh -
the purchase muucy 10 be pnid ~ hand. ""1
the halaace IN three equal annual insialn'eo't,
10 be secured by deed Of trust on he 'na".
The frpet hfing t,rge one. viii be divided 10
sui pu, tha.ps NJ Caleb fwip, who 10.
sides near the premises, viii sh1w i"s land to
aay person desuous OF puf haane.
HENRY HARDY,
WILLIAM HARDY.
JESSE WIT. j..
A,r o, 3~
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JOSEPH SLAUGHTER. }
rich. NALktR. Comms.
ARCH. ROBERT son,

val + sohs uner uli-,s 10 ,oe, tie uaoI o.
- laad On which he nov resides. (coutainlnE
nho"i eish; hundred Scres,) wing IN the eouniy
Al Campbell at the junction OF 5 aRnton River
aud Goose Creek, IN healthy and agreeable
neghborhood. The buildings aye Two story
Mod house, forty eight feet long, bs twenty
wdr, WIN a wing, frame X cnen, thirty feet
long, Is tee' wade good barn, stables, corn
hou e, and other out buildings. suitable for
tarm. he tract contains Hunut four hundred
acres Of cleared land, one hundred OF winch Is
rich low grounds, OF good quality - he bal
"n,e at The CLEARED idud georrali, lies well. Is
f.r'IiH and ""A wa'ered, with good Spt,nes E
about 6iiy acres are in clover, Adjoining 10
this aud, there IS god Manufacturing Mall
Saw N Il aud Hemp Machine --puI ehrsrr
ore rnyilcd to call and examine for themselves
DANIEL BROWN
Aug. -, WV
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Executors sale Of real L state.

lBAeCutDi ; sdlc vi Itht u oIdt''
IhURsuANT 10 the laa viii aud testament
4 81 George Cof.r. deceased, vii proceed
- eel. on Thursday ibr Is, DAY OF ssptemb'r
neIi. 4 the r.s,aeace Of JOSIAH 4. Cifer on the
prrmi.ss. rsrt Of the tract OF land, belonging to
George Coirr, deeeased, Containing about 5OO
acres ThizlanJ lies la Bedford County, I'd.
Io,hing tie land OF Capt. Joseph Slaughter,
Robert e. Sieplre aud oihsrs. II Is eousId-
cred very valuable, having on II good pro-
portion Of ~ood land. and a small comfortable
dwelling house. II IN lhs vicinity of a good
mil, aud surrounded by a fine nsighboihood
aud within twelve mules Of Lyncbh1rg. The
land will he shown any one wishing 10 view It,
by Capt. Joseph Slaug hter. josiah l.. Coier Of
The subscfIhsT.
The terms will be one, two aud three years
credit. the pnrebasef giving bonds "Ilh appfo
we'd personal security aud a deed Of trust Gu
the land 10 secure tie payment.
BALDA MCDANIEL, EIo'r.
J lyoI tbs
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EFlRGlNIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks ooI
~ OF the CIfcdIt Superior Count Of Law und Chan
Gerry Tor the townot Lyncbburg, the 18th day Of Juy
le3i.-Nn. Staples and Sarah r. his wife, aud Mad.
ISoh u Porter an infant under the age twenty Oh.
years. by john Hughes his next friend Pltfs. " ln,
Samuel Davidson, Thomas Dixon, Sheriff of Gamp-
bell and administrator de bons non Of Jeremiah lug
ram Robertson, Cheatham Lewis CamplsH, Sallue
blcky, Heritage hGwerton and Elizabeth his wlf,
III their own rights aud the sand Heritage Hover.
ton, as ndnr tie bouls non, with the Will anncXg4
OF samuel Porter dec Nancy Ingram, Lograud POI
ter aud stephen Bradley, Dct.
The defendant Nancy Ingram not having entered
her appearance and gwen security according 10 N.
act 81 Assembly and the rules ofths court and il au.
pearg by satisfactory evidence that she Is not an IA.
habant OF tbs country 1t /, ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear here on the first day of the neA.
tern' and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that
copy OF tbs order be forthwith nse ted IN some news
paper Tor two months successyely aad posted at the
front door OF the courthouse, IN the SAID town.
CoPy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, Ck
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G IL G Z 8.

rxyUE Sahserihers respectfully INFORM ihrir
trisuds and cu.iomsrs, they are msnniAe-
teslag and RECEIVING from their northern man.
ise,afie. = POO sapniy Of one aud Two horse
u,r..u,be.. With = rnmHtf ~ q her Carriage,
,ath a. t.,gs. salskss, B1ghys, %c also a
re,fy Constructed CarftaEs-snttahle and
iot Family USE Which They of't
tor sale = tie lonr,t prices Az person WIN
,ag an n relc ~ tbstf line Of business "onlh 90
veil To cal si tleir old stand. near ne 'o"i
end Of mafn-sireet. Lynehhurg. ~h"re they
,,,n select f,nm great variety II Carriages.
NJ All orlers Tor Carriages from any pHu
of the Country vii be thankfully received aud
neatly executed =. ilh despatch.
IL. Repairing done n the shortest n9i'ce 10y
II II. BEACH CO.
Jonr ~ WIS
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rKNnL COMMONWEALTH olVnemla. to

FKNHl tONNONWI ALJII of Virginia, to
a Tie Shc,ll OF tampbrll cuanty Greeting {:
WHerras, Nnnm S npnId aud Lew, Nenn,
late mrt, liant, and paItnrls tradlng under the
sly aud fem Of Shapud aud Wabb, AT a
Superior Court OF Law, held for the county Of
tlmpb +, At the count house thereof ON The
lOh day Of Apr, ls22 by thu Judgment Of hat
tautt, had recovered Judgment AGAINST Richard
Thurman mud RuOer thurman, lar" mcrci ants
aud ua'tncrs. uading uHdcI tho style aud finn
Of II. ~ X. Thurman, thr sum q. Four lhou-
sand Seven hundred aud Snty Dollars, aud
sixty five crnts, with J gal interest ther Oh
from ne irsi day OF August, 1919. ul pay
ment alsn Aine Dollars aud ten cents, for their
cost. 10y them, ~ this behalf expended, " here
OF the sud Richard Thurman aud Robert Thur
man, late merchants and parluots, trading
und,r the si,l aud firm ot t. Il X Thurman
ATE convict, as appears 81 rccord-Neverthe.
less, execution OF the ludgm, III aforesaid si II
remains 10 be madr, rs 10y ue nslnualOh ui ID
sand ShHpdrd x Webb, as aforesaid. We hr,
informed, and brcduse those things, winch, IL
our suii Cuart are rightly done, We would nav"
duly put IN execution ; thereto We command
YOU, that you make known % the SAID Rich
ard Thurman aud Robert Thurman, late mel.
chants aud partners trading m len The style ~
iitm OF IL X X, thurman. tllat taey he before
the Jndgr ol our Circuit superior Court OF
Law aud thanccry. AT the court house thereof,
"n tue 70 h day ot September next TO show, II
any ulug tor themselves they have, or can
say, why the sad William Snapord and Lewis
Webb late merchants aud partners, trading
undrI The style hnd 6rm OF ShapArd aud
Webb, as azores nd, eAcca Tor. on The judg
w1nt aloresaid, may MOI have, II II 10 them
seems eAredeut, aud further 10 DO and
receive what OF sad Iucult and Superior
{ Count q Law and haucpIV shall IN tins ~ A
Consider, And have then Their this writ. Wit
ncss John Alexnnd. r, q III oi our SAID Court,
/ at tue couu house, the 23i day OF August, 1881
IA the Doth year oil iht Culnmonnral h.
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Aug. % 1891. ~
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TyiK6isiA.-Al R1les holden It. - rz-##.
~ Of the CfrcaH Sarefi5r iout - aa.=s## b.. .
csry, for the toa ~ 81 I}u ehhufe. =ls = =- 80
isjis--Ilenfy NJ. Dldake aad Trede. - s +4'yi
Pitfs. % aIHst Edtnund \ sale and " 4f..#.. = en-
Dsfts. -AttSt
appearance aud given security according 10 The a.
Assembly and The rules Of hs court, and II abns VI
by satisfactory evidence That he Is not an inhalit
of tins country II Is ordered that the ssid def,
do appear here ON the first day Of the next t.
aud answer the bill Of the planlds aud tbat con,
this order De iorih"hh inserted IN some newspaps,
ee,sIvcly aud posted at the front door the couIt
IN the SAID town cogy-Teste.
Aug. ? ~
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Valuable Country Stand.

ENOk RENT, Tor one ~ more years, the
z Store aud Lumber House AT Nauph's
t,rt,, belonging 10 The estate o James Waugh
lfs believed 10 be the bet stand loT Store
and Grocery in this pari of The country. hrtng
situated immediately on the bank OF james
River. nj the intersection 81 n vc's public road,
trading from New Glasgow, and the PedIbr
Mil, 10 LiOery. Sal u, &c which cro,Srs n
the Ferry aud that 'ea1inR from Lyntbbutg
~ Lexington, Which about to b turnIIktd.
II Is also The place 81 deposit lot the products
af two pupulous aui lrriIls sections Of country,
lying IL Al 3eIst and Bedford and has ia
advantage ~ The River .Isie, "hirh ~ valuable
The tenant can have the Fefry wib the rslab-
iishmeni, III Is dtslrsd aud possession THIS
fall. WILLIAM ARMS End.
Jnl, q ,6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29
Aug 2

sfIRGiAlA-at Rules holden IN the Cletk's5f
y OF the Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Cbat
eery for the town Of ynchburg, The 4ih lay NJ li
lsJl.-NIllnm II. H. Christisu, Pltf against III
Mckeynods aud Chlswel Dabuey, Defts.
The defendant John Mickey Holds not having emit.
ed his appearance and gwen security aeceyd,sz
to the act of Assembly aud the rules Of tins -
aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
IS not an inhabnant OF this country II is ordr,r5
that the said defendant do appear here on the if,t
OF the next term, aud answer the bill of the MA
I'm, and that Il copy OF this order be fOrtbv,,,t
inserted IN some newspaper printed ia the tow . !,
Lynchburg for two months successfully and posted -
the front door Of the courthouse in the sand town
C0py-Teste,
Aug. 8 va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29
JOHN WILLS, OK
WIN

CnmPdeA August Court, 1881
James Campbell, Commit
against
John aud james McReynolIs Ders
ON AN lNJU NOTION.
Iappearing To the satisfaction Of the Court that tho
defendant Juuu McRcynods Is not AN inhabitau of tins
state, and he appearing II is ordered and decreei
mat ne ~ appear here the I'd Monday ia November
heNii aud answer the bill of the complainant and thai
copy OF this order be inserted the Lynchburg NIr
gIiau for two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF The cuurhouse, ON two severn! cour:
days. A copy-Te.te
JOHN ALEXANDER, c. c. c
Aug 10 IN