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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-23
NOTICE.
Lichfeld, Nag. 4. 1889 8f "

Al Court Of Probate holden at Kent, within
and for the District Of Kent, on the ieth doy
ofJuiy. A. ID. 1889:
Present, Nathaniel p. Perry Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of r. nj. BAILEY. Of
~ Geneva. state Of New York, showing to
this Court that he is guardian Of Cassius Swift
of said Geneva. minor under the age Of "a
years: that said minor is the owner in Zee Of
the following described real estate, situate IN
K ent aforesaid, viz: One-third part Of four
and half acres Of land lying in common and
undivided with Electa Swift. OF said Kent,
and Milton III. Swift, Of Washington, and is
bounded on the north by highway. east by
Alden Swifts land, south by Peter Prati's
land, and westby Harriet Swiit's land; and
that the value OF said minors right IN safss
land is about one hundred dollars; and that
it would be for the interest Of said minor that
the same should be sold and the avails thereof
disposed Of according to the statute IN such
case made and provided, and praying for lib
erty to sell the same for the purposes a'ore-
said. as per petition on file:
Ordered, That said petition be continued TO
the 9th day Of October, 1889, at 10 o'clock
A. M. and that notice Of the pendcncy Of the
same be given by publishing copy OF this
order three weeks @successively IN a newspa-
per printed at Iitchfcld. Mt least six weeks
before said 9th day OF October, 1882.
Is A true copy Of record.
q NArH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
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CHEAP GOODS.

O1&R& 49, &TVO11S1
WIN. PORTER,
OFFERS to the public his entire stock Of
~ DRY GOODS, at reduced prices, and
some articles at cost, which will afford an OPP
portnnity for those who are in want Of Goods,
to avail themselves Of many good bargains.-
His stock consists in part of the following ar
ticles. viz - rag j..ts aaaa
Superfne black, blue, green, olive, fine and
common Broad Cloths, almost every variety
of color and prices; fawn and mixed CASH
meres blue Sattinetts; black silk velvet.
do. Florentine, fashionable London, Mar
settles. and light cold Valencia Vestirgs /;
Gentlemen's white Nansook, black Italian,
and cOlored Cravats; black blond gauze Wells:
English thread and bobinet Edgings and Foot
ings; "A and 5-4 bohnet Laces linen Pock-
ct Handkerchiefs, bordered s. plain; muslin
Insertings; A. black Gros de Swiss, imita-
ton Italian lustring, Marceline, eros de Ma
plcs.Sinchews, Sarsnetts and col0red Satlns /;
colored Florences cOlored French Muslins !;
French and English Ginghams mourning
Calicoes; English do; light and dark Chint.-
zes; Furniture do; IA and 80 black, and
white, & IA scarlet Merino Shawls; Poplin Il
Thlbet do; Valencia (hlack and scarlct) do. :
fancy Grape, ganze livery rich,) oriental, and
Warsaw (embroidered) Handkerchief Gen-
tlemen's Hosiery, buck and horseskin Gloves
Ladies' horseskin do; "a & 1914 damask Ia
bic Cloths; Sd dalpask, S4 birdseye. Ger
man. Russia, and "a cot Diapers; Marsellies
Quilts; Furniture Dimity; Satin Jeans; Os-
naburgs; Burlaps; figured Floor ClotFi--
DOMESTIC GOODS--hleached Sheetings
aud Shlrtings; brown do; Bed Ticking !;
blue apron cheek, plaid, striped, twilied and
PLAIN Ginghams; brown Jean; blue Calicoes,
&c. &c.
The public are invited 10 call and examine
ms stock OF Goods, as they " i'll be put at pri-
ces which will make it "a great inducement for
them To buy.
Litchfeid, dug. o. l8sa. 0
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NOTICE.

HSHE Court OF Probate for the District OF
H. T4itchlield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estaieo Of sa
A.. y LUCY BRINSMADE,
Slal8 0f Cornwall. in said district, deceased,
within. which 60 exhibit their claims TO the
s. .gned for settlement. Those which are
scented within said time will be debar-
80 recovery. And all persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to
SETH PIERCE, JR. Adm'r.
COrniUail, august z, 1889 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-08
TIT eBoLgR.

TIT sHolBls
:, p51,ons the repot, of in,nrlen.s,faF sho - "'-
d,nrat noon on the Is, October was ""'' ""'
dare. persons-beng less thandurg inc previous
hou,s-rhe number If cases in th' Per'eha'y' "o
e-th ssp,emher to tho LIST October, PS-aeas@s wy
Amow the deaths which have aoeafe' ;"
-. ,,ea main to .nua,ncc that four to~hsna" anu
fr,e,. Mr. anderson ~. VaadsIL no nav" "'"' 49,
am, ,,,cu,r. OF lis DEATH esce that he was a''aeS''
l., n. Cholora abot II o'clock atAish', anu expire" "'
n enc nortns. Athoos called ,hrs suddenly Il"
vo . .seouuffhis steward,ip" his surviving 'r'e"'s
n,vs .o eopsoasu ofhslo,ng he wasno anprerafed
Cor the SUMMONS a.,
In Wa.hug and Baltimore, the newspapers 'Si'e' ''
,h c,o,e,a IA ceased exit eP,dems-in AeSah-
Am ana Gco2town, aal other places oi less NOW
fay cases b occasionally reported, but we deem -"
unnecessary .rccaptu late them.
!, p,ilnclria the Board OF ilca,h report cases by
,,.o,c,, for % week enling the 18th September.
=, N,Y ytk during the week ending on thu same day.
,here were u deaths, Of which 50 were by Cholera.
The Elizsch City (N,C) Advocate of Sept % informs
u. that tho oera in that village and
will, rather than diminished action. During the
week cnds tina, day there had been - DEATHS Of
Them from hocrn Tho country in tho neighborhooi was
also afflicted with H.
mr. W,ndham Robertson, ls. Lieut.. Governor Of Viz
absence the Lpvern0f from kichtnonu,
ucl anaiion, requesting the SheT of the several
,,,,cs not to briug any the Pcntentiary who
may have 81 sentenced confinement hcren for thirty
ay, from the 2sth Of SEPTEMBER in consequence Of the
i,ooee ol the Cholera in that institution.
n. ALusr from New Orleans, ia ted iih Sept. pub
,ishcd in the Bllmore American, says" We have no
onbt the yellow fsver Several strangers arc
sick"
r. The Louisville (Kcn Advertiser .ays the Pres lent
,csgneI leaving the Hermitage the I'D ult. for WASH
,o,, an lie had determined to take direct route via
Lexington fKen tuyanotlr, and thence by the Kunaw
Ia road, to t,c seat OF gSsern,'sa'
DanriLe Bank 1gency.-We heard. several days ago,
ba ,ler, had been tabc cfcaion the NJ
ur the Farmers B,uk ofVirsnia, Danvlc; but heng
of the nature of the forbore
mention H. The Dan,lo Reporter the deficit i, about
sl5ooD and add that Mr. john ". Cl,v the agent, has
been in such situation siace the discovery of the deiaut,
AS to DO unable to give AZ. satisfactory Information upon
Tho subject.
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NOTICE.

RN virtue OF u deed OF trust, executed 70 the
= = subscribe, by jacob WINNER, sen, ard John
WINNER, ir and duly recorded in the Clerks of
fec OF Montgomery county, FOX the purpose OF Sc
curing and paying adebt due to Quartus Moore,
Exor ofJacob WINNER dee certain SUM of mo-
ney named ir said deed shall proceed to sell on
the premises, for cash, on Thursday the 9th day
Of December, lS32 three Tracts of Land one of
500 acres, ono other li2 acros and one of 81 acics
lying and being in the county of Floyd aud bounded
by the lands of John King, James Hull, Leonard
Aldtldgo, George Shilling, &c. shall convey
such title is vested IN me by sod deed aud none
other GEORGE McVEY, Trustee.
Oet s IT.
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lODOLLARS REV ARD.

RUNAWAY from my oyersecr near SCOTS
~ vile, Albemarc county, on Friday the 2Slh
ult my Negro Nun REUBEN, (vho calls hut
self Reuben Jones.) I expect he has made his
way to lynchburg, and from there over the noun.
taIns.Alic is about ) feet or 10 inches high,
straight made and very black, and when spoken 10
throws his head back aud looks rather one aided. !
VIII give the abovCroward 10 any person or persons
who will aprrchehd him and bring him TO me, liv-
ing near Scottsvlc, Abemarle county, and all 'ea
sonabe expenses paid, or lodge him in some iail,
so can get HIM ngnin. JOHN ID. MOON
Scousli,le, Oct s, 1892 Nv
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ASaE9ss ssg's - =.


Ia R,elmoa9 Of Tie - O,spi,er. % ius.rna q
we're reported q Of ehiali aere cilircii pa .oas
ou the %, there @ere - iaiceneuis, Il &l.lei
were tol,fe persans~-,r ~ ~ I'll. tlFese err
ntcnneuts, Of bieh II Nera colcfef persons =
the week eudmg an lhe Sd, there u sfc {, iniermsn.
additional In tose eoataited 10 tie aIy rep,rss Is
tho on clmgchyard -fbces hass ieeli ms
asahs, AMI j. nos cases reported IN Us reniiea
tary. he Enquirer Of fiidaf s,ys-s..' t.,
weather Is now mid aud tempefa,e-.and it is IL.
opinion ofscverol physicians with whom We ae,s
eontefscl t'm very few aese ea,ss have occmrt
within the last "a hours, & lha they are Of nue.
mder eIiaraetcrt and yield moro rendIly TO m.a
enc. The dea,hs winch have taken place DUNN
this limo.re principally of those WHO contracted
the disease during the heavy. damp days Of Ii
Equinox Among the deaths IN Richmond, Is
MI A. I Shepherd, young gentleman of grcal
moral worth, esteemed and beloved by all via
knew him. The Richmond Enquirer contains
the following paragraph III relation 10 tho death
, OF our regretted towasman
Among the deaths, occasoncd by this fatal prs
thence Con Iitiacsidg which have produced Tia
deepest sympathy, - TINT Of Mr. A. VI Wad-
dill al Intensive merchant aud tobacco dealer ~
lynehbnrg. lie hadhoe IN this city two or three
weeks aud had experienced spme arrangement %,
The alimentafy cana-buth he had taken nleein,,
and had hoped 10 remove all complaint On Tues
day morning, he had received letter from his f.
mll{f earnestly pressing Inn 10 return hulc land
N the c9nfse OF the day he was going about do
ireeia making arrangements tor his departure
| Hui le bad taken heavy dose OF caome telo,c
hn left hts room nj the Columbian Hotel, aud the
day being damp i. might have sustained some n-
Jury tioa his exposure mud his fatigue. About &
o'clock IN the evening he was taken with tho Cho-
l.ra, aud before 10 o'clock, "Wednesday morning
he had bi,alhcd his lusr lis death has been tbs
cause of much concern among the citizens Of our
iown-'llo was hight! respectable and respected
man"
i. i'ettrslHys The Petersburg lnleligencer 81
the 9th, saws In tho absence Of official inforna-
ton, we have made such inquiries rs enables u.
to state that the number ofcaacs reported by tho
physicians MS Cholera 90 MOI exceed Is since tho
23d Sept the date OF tho last ease reported BY the
Board Of Health mud that since Monday ,ast oor
3 cases only have occurred
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

MN HI. BIC sold, on the oath day Of October
w inst. on the premises, for ready money, a
certain tract or parcel OF Land containing 205arrcs
more or less lying aud being in the county OF
Campbell, adjoining the lands Of Thomas Dixon,
Peter Nelson, and others, conveyed To me as rus-
tee by John Dnwiddie, by u certain trust deed, Of
record in the County Court OF Campbell, 10 satisfy
the Objects of SAID trust. Ac,ag as trustee shall
convey such title Gully as is vested III me as such.
JOSEPH DlNWIrDiE.
Oct 8 IDS
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LANYARD FOR RENT.

UyIIE Tan-yarl b,longne 10 Mrs,C. Logwood
u in Bedford Is for rent, ior term ofyears.
|, is an excellent and long established stand for
Tanner For further particulars cuqnrc of W Il
liam L. Otcy ON the premises, or Nieaiah Davis,
j. in Lynchburg.
Oct. 5 w3wii
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Valuable AanA iOv Sale.

HpY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
z y Court of Law and Chanccry for tho county
of Campbell, pronounced on the Goth day OF Sep
tcmber 1892 in cause then therein dcpcndi NJ
between Willis NJ. .. Wilkinson, Robert A. NJ
clios and others, Plaintiffs and Elizabeth Wilkin-
son uad Rebccca Wilkinson, Defendants the un-
dersgned the Commissioner IN said decree named
will, on Tuesday the Both day Of the present month
if far, il not the next fair day Sundays excepted
on the premises, proceed 10 sell by way OF public
auction TO the highest bidder the tract Of Land IN
said decree MENTIONED beng the tract OF Land in
the county of Campbell, Of which the late Jesse
Wilkinson died possessed. This Tract of Lend
contains 233 acres, about seventy acres of which
are cleared, and now in good hear, the uncleared
Land is heavily tmbered, and large portion Of il
fine Tobacco Land !, lies Immediately on the
main road leading from New London towards the
city of Richmond about four miles from the former
place. and about eight miles from Lynchbutg
There is on the plantation an excellent and an cx
tensive Apple and Peach Orchard nov in a healthy
and thrifty sate.--Thc buildings consist of tole-
rably large and comfortable Dwelling House, Y
Kitchen Stable, and other necessary out houses
aud are SO situated us to render II convenient
stand ior Tavern or House Of Public Entertain
ment. II is not often that tract Of Land SO vaua
bic, and at the same time convenient this is
to market, is offered for sale Those disposed to
purchase, would do well TO view the premises be-
fore the day OF SALE as it will certainly be sold and
a great bargain may be had The terms will be
5000 in cash, and for the residue credit Of one,
two and three years will be given, the purchaser
giving for the deferred payments, bonds with good
security. The title Will be retained farther
security for the payment Of the purchase money,
subject to he resoid in case default shall be made
in the payment Of the same, or any par, thereof
Wien fhc whole purchase money shall be pad
the purchaser will receive conveyance of the title
which is undout,ted.
WILLIS NJ. G. WILKINSON, Com
Oct. 4lh, 1892
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LOOK HERE ! /,

The Anti Jackson Committee of Vigilance and
Correspondence 70, ,he County Of Amherst are re-
quested to convene AT the court house Of said County
on their next Court day (the 18th OF Oct) at which
time and place, the object Of tho h.ooting VIII be
explained. As there will be some matters of vital
interest before the meeling 1t is desirable that II
should be full one. SCI ER1L .uE.NBEIttS
Ia The Anti-Jacsson Committee Of Vigilance for
the topn Of Lgaeaburs.
You are requested to meet II, the Office Of Patrick
II. CabelI, Esq 40 MORROW (TuesIay) AZ
ternoon, at o'clock. A full attendance is desiru-
bic A MEMBER.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, in Philadelphia, on the Goth nit
by the Rev. Mr. Chambers, Mr. TiEODORlC
ROBERTSON, ofR'chnond, Qate Of Lynchburg,
TO Miss SUSAN, daughter Of james J. Rush, Esq
otphiadelphia.
------, on the 18th ult by the Rev. VIM. l. lIol-
comic, Mn, DABNEY MARTIN, to MISS ELL
HABETH NJ Daughter o., Mr. WIN. Pcrkings, Of
pcltord
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WASHINGTON lyoTEL.

Situated on thlrd street, fear the centre of the bust.
ness nnd population Of the Town Of Lynohburg
lie respectfully informs his friends aud the pub.
he generally that he has spared neither pains nor
expense IN dltirsup and furnishing the House and
Stables IN the best marnoi. Ills Table and Bar
viii b. furnished with lhc very best that The mar.
het VIII srppy-Afis Stables viii bo always Welt
stocked With provisions, and under the superncis-
dance Of the mosi carefa Os,lers order, attention.
and politc'ess viii be strictly observed towards
every guest IN every department and his chargcs1
VIII he moderate. The Subscriber conGdcnily.
therefore, asks thc patronage Of both travellers and
Citizens, having determined on keeping, in syely
respect, FIRST RATE HOUSE.
A. HATCHER
Sep, 2. 6w.f
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MfH BElHtEL ". ON,--Take aa1
AG that We shall, IN the n day Oh Naycnl
S'52. al the office nf Cbi.wrll Dabnev, in the Il
OF L,nehbnrE, aud State Of vngiuia, take H.eI
position Of ilo~son :. Whiie,,o br read us evid1
al the lfial OF the sun depending in the ca
&, nrt OF Campbeil, wherein ,ou are plaiotiii.
we ais deitntit n,s. PATRICK T. 8URIuX
JAMES MAhrlN.
oct. 8 @4yS
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JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.

"ANTED Immediately, two or three Jour
w neymcn Tnlors, who are good workmcn
and steady mcn.-To such will be gvea the rcgu
lar prices OF the place, say from - 80 to 81 80
for fashionable coats and constant employment
during the Fall ami Winter
AMBROSE PAGE
OctS ills
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SURGICALINSTRU NENTS.

Pocket. Dlssocling, Tooth, Eye Ampulollngl
Trcpanniug, CuppinS ard ObS,etr'ed Instrument,
Silver and Brass Spring and Thumb Lancets, 81
yer C0theiers and Elaiic BouSes, frasHrs Of Al.
.Irscrintlona S,clhnacnnes ScaLlLcAiors. ~.
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BRUSHES.

Han, Cloth, scrubbing, White-wash Sweeping,
Horse PANT, Tooth, Shoe, Furniture, Hearth and
Vnrulsh Brushes &c.
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BREADS AND .iNSV,a.y, /

= Now otrutpg u handsome supply ~ Cd
Srtd Beads assorted rel.,rs AID zrs Anslf
LAT T. suppiy oi LIastrd o., Of -at-ri,r ,,u.iu
HOWELL DAvj
Oct. s.
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AsCRUGGS x EAGBY Grore

addition 10 their Stock 81 Groceries aud Stap.s
Goods, which they oilcr al lar p.iees.- -Iip|
vite the attcntlou ofdtaIsls, as they l.asa
tlleir poWe 10 otter osiatI iait,eeaetits n
clIasefs Oes
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Ba,doy 7teaes ia Uyginia--The Contra,
Committee Of the Jackson and Barbour party, in
Virginia met ~ Charlottesville Oh the l,t INST
and hive framed an Electoral Ticket for the State
of Virginia. We have not seen tho list of Flee
80,
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Carriage anu Horses for Sd

LNOR SALE, : senteei. strong aud rDl.5
= second handed t'ofiage, With ii.
pan Of gentle Horses l'Aessiro at ,hss Cd
oA.5
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tuition. You, as CHAMPION of the Van Buren, party
have thrown the gauntle,-you seem Ia lnyite N
tack. Confident in the strength and efficacy of the
corrup, coalition. by which you have paralyzed the
will of the people and FILTERED away the ii. mt Of
suffrage, you disposed TO rejoice and oxalt III
your usurpaiion.--jut the hour OF fetrbuti5n vii
surely arrive, Virginia Republican Virginia, viii
yet awake from her torpor--she, who holds IN ll,r
hands the desiinies OF liberty, will not always Slam
Der, Though fetterod by corruption, and manacled
by the intrigue and cunning Of faction she viii yet
arise in the majesty OF heranecn, chlvalry Il shake
from her the vile apostates who would bind her, an
unresistng victim, TO the car of corrupt Albany
regency, even as.the fleeing dew drops from the
Lions name. The time must and viii speedily
arrive--then woe unto you, most consistent MIR.
Chairman, and all those who are now so eagerly
endcavoring to kdnap and lead astray the good
Old Dominion" With this prophecy leave
YOU and do seriously advise you, the next time you
undertake 10 Tourist ;rumpets," TO play the true
tune, Yours in haste, HOTsPuR
, lles1s Editors--ln looking over the last mum
bel of the Philadelphia Medical Journal, | noticed
the Communication Of DR.. Eve, ofGeorgia, ON the
subject Of the all engrossing theme, the Choefa.
| DR.. Eve having spent the last summer III EUROPE,
| ha0 ample opportunities OF notlCllp tnc VARIOUS
modes OF treatment which were adopted in this for
midable disease. His remarks on the subject of
the best TO be pursued to guard against It's
attack, think very just, and are therefore
! perhaps worthy apacc IN your columns.--lle
says =" To prey ent an attack of cholcrn, elean-
ness and sobrcty ought to be most rigidly observed
All sudden or great impressions upon the system,
| as changes in the temperature ofthe air, cold and
moisture or emotions oi the mind, as excessive
Joy, fear and the depressing PASSIONS should be
carefully avoided The body TO be kept moderate
~ warm, a belt OF lannel is recommended to be
worn, and the mind calm, and coniding in pro
lec,ing Providence The diet should he regular,
aud without any material change in the accnstonI-
ed repasts. Emc,ics and purgalves are to be ..
voied, and certain articles of nourshment which
are known to predlsposc 10 cholera affections.
these are bad beer, sour circuit, cabbage, salad
beans peas spinagc, cold meats milk pickles
&c. Good soup, beet, mutton. vcal, fowls, eggs,
Irish potatoes, bread and tea il preference 10 coffee,
should constitute the principal food of those who
inhabt an Infected district. MEDlCUS.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Anderson ) Pills, British o., i tfnlm Drops
Dyous PITS, Essence Of Peppermint Eye Water
SWANS Vcsmlusc, Godtreys Cordial Harriet
Oil Hooper pins Lee's Pills, opodeldor Oh o
Spike, Paresoric, StopghoiiS Bitefa, swans
panacea, burlington Balsan Daloy tafmma
tirn- pnifer, \ Cn,nnlirnn &c a.
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Tie Common tdiN NJ Tosi7ia, 10 nc SicrD n
ia,hc1St Countv, Grectthk
" nEREAS, in mn action of debt, lately de-
w pendngn the County Court ol Amherst
county, bclwcen John Franklin, plaintiff, and Wi
liam H. Camden, defendant the said action Of
debt was so far progressed IN, thai in the sand
Court, on the day of November, 1927, the de-
PENDANT pleaded payment and for his triad put him
self upon the country, and the plaintiff llkow ,sc
and the suit being thus situated, the said John
Franklin departed this life interstate said,
administration OF all and singular his goods, chat
tells and credits hath been IN due form committed
TO Polly Franklin Nevertheless, Judgment ia The
aforesaid action Sill remains To be had nnd
whereas the said Polly Franklin, administrative as
aforesaid, hath suppcated US Tor proper remedy
We, therefore, being willing that hight and justice
should be done, command you that you nuke known
To the said William H. Camden that he be before
county at the Courthouse, on the thtfd Monday IN
November next to shew, il any thing ion himself
he bath or can say why the action atorcsil should
no, be proceeded n, to Il final judgment, according
to the act Of the General A ssemby IN such cases
made aud prov dcd, ii 10 the SAID William H. Cam
den it seems cxpediant and further To do and re-
ceivc what our said Court shn n that part consI-
der.-And have then there this WITT. Wltncs.
Robert Tmscy clerk Of our SAID Count ut the
Court house, the Il 18th dry Of September, 1892, and
in the 5Tth year of the Commonwealth.
ROBERT TlNSLEY
Oct 8 wiw
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NOTICE..

VA ANfED immediately, two or three Juul
w nry'ueh SHOEHihERS it is reqin,
that they be first rate wa,kmen, sober &c.--sl1
sub, rs good wages az caa b. had m any town 4
Virginia VIII be given. WM DEAN. Ag't.
Oct stf.
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REV lew
OF TINE Observation-Disclosures

OF THE kYNCtIBU RIG MARKET
coRREcrED wbERLy by HoLcoMBE s. TynEE.
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco, SO 50 To 10 20
Interior " common, ) 81 Ia 10
Common 10 good, O0to I'd
C.ood 10 fine, w 10 10 90
Refused . 50 To 3 On
strips, 00t 8 SO
Comparison Of Inspection 1891, 1899
No Pass. No Ref For ms Stock.
Oct lsi 81, llsl2 37l3 $40 1850
Oct Isl, 81, 1906 1909 226 1879
No change in the price Of Tobacco, The guam
THY inspecting is very small. Our reports ofquan.
THY will be made hereafter monthly
Flour, dn.. u, 81 l2t
Wheat - 10 90
Bacon. S 90 TO 90
Corn, :; 90 TO 90
hIcul 62,
Hemp, D % to so
Wool, % 10 80
Freish, down the RIVER 80 cents
Do up die river Is.
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