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ORA COUNTY, A. T., Daeelnher Ath lS23

CRAwronD COUNTY, A. T.,
 December 4th, 1888. l hereby certify, that have known and have been particularly acquainted with Dr. M. H, w. MARION, between three and fonr years. His sober, steady habits have been very recommendable to him, and have been remarked oo each by every one of his aequaintanees. l have been called in consultation with him in several cases, during the above time and have at times been very much pleased with his medica! knowledge, &c., and do not hesitate to recommend him as such, to those who wish to employ him, as safe and good Physician.
 DAVID b. WILLIAMS, .A. D.
 December 18th, Ie33. 5w-37
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CAUTION. !.

A IL persons are hereby forbidden to "A cut or haul off wood or timberof any kind, or otherwise to trespass, on the west half of the southeast quarter of section nine, iD township one nortb, range twelve west. Trespassers will be dealt with as tue law directs. M. CUNNINGHAM.
 Little Rock, Dec. Il, 1883 tf-36
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.lNE1eaRO E.@ .EsGyL.

COMMITTED to the jail of Na /Pulaski county, Arkansas Ter Ee7 ritory, on the 9th day of Decem= Der, 1853, a negro man who calls sssssszzxp h;mselfIR WIN,say ys he is abont
 twenty years of age, and be- longs to Richard Anderson, of Davidson county, Tennessee. Said boy is about five feet eight or nine inches high, stout made dark complexion, had on, when committed 10 iail, an old blue broad -cloth dress coat. white or drab round crowned wool hat, and an old pair of cotton pantaloons, and pair of half-worn brogan shoes, which amounts to all the clothing he has.
 The owner is requested to come forward prove property, and pay charges, or he will be dealt ith as the law directs.
 JOHN K TAYLOR, Sherif
 of Pulashi eou,tty, 4. 2. Little Rock, Dec. Il, ls33. i3w-36
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J. NJ. RANDOLPH.
NAN BuREN. Noy. 25th, 1893

VAN BURFN, Nov. 25th, 1893. have been acquainted with Dr.. Nj. II. W. MAHoN upwards of three years, and have employed him as Physician, and was we'll satisfied with his treatment.- His course has been very prudent and correct, so far as l have seen or known.- He has had good practice here--l be- iieve him to be good Physician, aud re commend him to the public such.
 J. G. K KEErHLEY.
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oeH Weaucr, Defendand.S
 ATTACHMENT.

YEyHlS day came the plaintiff by his At n torney. and it appearing to the satls faction of the Court, that the Defendant in this ease, is not resident of this Ter ritory: It is therefore ordered hy the Court, on motion of said Plaintiff, that publication be made Si1 some newspaper published in this Territory, four success i've weeks, requiring saisl Defendant to be and appear, on or before the third day of the next Term of thls Court, and file spe- cial bail to this action, otherwise his Es tate, now attached and iD the hands of the proper officer, will be sold to satisfy the demand of said Plaintiff.
 A true copy. Attest:
 ALEX. MCLEAN. Clerk.
 Dec. 9, 1889. [Prs. fee, $5 CO., 4w 3s
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JAMES MekENNEX, |,
Attorney at Iaw,

Attorney at LaW9 Ee ESlDES in Columbia, Chieot coun- " Y, Arkansas Territory, and will 'sgularly attend the Superior Court at llltIe Rock-also the Circuit Courts ot qsffllltenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, iifkansas and Chicot counties; and will aslend to the settlement and collection of sseis ssa h any part of the Territory. Any sAtness confded to him, shall be prompt lYattended to.
 Sept ls32
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VAN lariRnn- Dee. ad. 1s

I have known Dr. M. II. V. MAHoN abont four years. He is sober, steady man, who never indMges in any iutemperance whatever. He has had a reasonable good practice here-aad believe him to be good Physician, so far as l am able to judge, and recommend him to the public as such JAMES WILSON,
 Iate SheriQ Craeford couaty.
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THOMAS PHILLIPS.
VAN BueEN. Nov 25th. 1s3a.

VAN BueEN, Nov 25th, 1893. l have known Dr. N. II. ". MARION nearly four years, and have employed him as my Physician during that time, and have been well pleased with his treat inent. His course has been quite circum- spect, and his general department unex- ceptionaple. therefore recommend him to the public as Physician,
 J. NJ. RANDOLPH.
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NNS1FTCF.

EEAVING sold my stock of Goods 10 Mir. ROBERT FINLEY, ain anxious to close my business as early as practica- ble. All those indebted to me either by bond, note or otherwise, will please call and iiquidate the same, immediately, My office Is next door south of Nessrs. Ritchie N Van Pradelles's drug store
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock, Dec. Il, 1883. tf-36
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NOTHCE.

8AyING determined to leave this EH country, and wishing to settle my business, persons indebted to sCockE G LEE. or to E. W. LEE, will please call lm- nediately and iiquidate their respective accounts; and those laying cialms, Will present them for payment.
 Little Beck, Dec II, l53s- tf-36
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HyZHA FOR TRADE!
NEW SHOP.

gF HE subscriber takes this method to sS iaform his friends and the nsbllc that he has opened a NEW SHOP, opposite to the Advocate Office, Where he will carry on Blacksmithing SS'g0 nlakfAg and Roll s,a9kdbg. in ali their Various branches. He will also make butcher knives of the best quality, atsthe saortest notice. Work frooa a distance Nill be executed with despatch. The F7aiblie may rest satisfied, that he will exc sae all work sent to lis shop h the best possible manner, and on the most reason able terms.
 E. M. LEDBETTER.
 Little Rock, April 17th, ls33-2tf
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Van Buren, November 25tb. 1883.

. Has been living with me upwards of three years nufiag this time, his course and ge- neral pertinent have been tlHexce ptiona- ble-as a aphysieian, lie stands fair. lie had toIerably extensive practice, during tho time he has lived with me. l therefore recommend him 10 the public as a safe Physieiaa.
 THOMAS pHITIIpS
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Merchants and Gassssasists
slaA1iy ABLE paCPEnTy FOR
 S.AAAsks.

s'Sg fully empowered by the last will ,'.s mV, nEwEs ScuLL, deceased, the Exc lS'S pS1 n oier at private sale, his LA E sN ssNitDlNCE Al THE POST or AR ,. s'Ao, situate on the bank of the ssa ss,' near the landing; a most eligible ss !, 'of business, and embracing several ' ground, improved and under fence, ss 'aens and pasture lot. There IS on
 ms m, I sIsaises, A FRAME DWELLING ps I' with spacious cellar and kitch- v'.oh smoke house, an excellent well 6.;. enclosed, with meat cellar ad iSa ispg, x a T BRICK STORE AND COUNT- T1a 7asooM' shcived and neatly fitted up ,s |asp reception of merchandise; A
 711pr hOuSE; A LANCE TWO ||aEisn |aI FRAME GIN and PRESS
 6l s,, 7, Y, containing Carver Gin of the |a1 an'y' with the running gear and Ss ''s'fected on the most approved
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Dr. MARTIN w. sgAHoN.

NH AS removed from Van Buren, Craw-
 h IL ford county, to Fayetteville, Wash- Ington county, where lie tenders his pre- is.ssiena! services 10 tiie citizens of Fay etteviile and the surrounding couutry.- He caa be found at his office in Fayette- vile, when not professionally absent.- He intends keeping large and general
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The United States of .americasl Territory of .4rkansas, SS. Coaatg ef Csasc@fer!, Crawford County Count, September term,
 A. D., 1S33 .ioAa Rogers, Plaintiff,
 ys Posoeu Weaucr, Defendand.
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UAted siates ef .4merica,2 Territory of .4rkaasas, Coow 2 oumy-scT. Conway county Circuit Court, September
 Term, 1883. Samuel Pianer, PLAINTIFF,
 VS. HiLinrn. Sndler. nEF'NT.
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UfHiam Sadler, DEF'NT.
 A,FvTACEaNEE,,N Ngs'E.

A,eVN AGEa Fs EslN 1s
 gEyhis day came the Painfully his Attor-
 Il ney, and the Defendant being called, came not. On motion of the Plaintiff by his attorney, and it appearing by the return of the Sheriff that the Defendant Is not an inhabitaut of this county, and that he had attached a quantity of corn--about three handred bushes--lt is ordered by the Court, that publication be made in some piielic newspaper, printed III this errIto- ry, for four " eeks suecessiyely, that the said Defendant be and appear here, by the first day of the next term, and enter spe- cial bail to the Plaintiffs action, or judge ment will be entered against him: And 1t appearing to the Court. that the corn at tached is of perishable nature, 1t IS or dered that the Sheriff sell the same to the highest bidder, after giving ten days pre- vious notice, by six advertisements stuck up at all the most public places in his coun- ", and the proceeds of sale to keep 1t his hands, for the further order of this Court. And It IS ordered that this cause be con- tinued till the next term of this Court.
 A true copy of the order in the above case. Attest. THO. MATHERS, CTh.
 December 12lh, 1883. 37-4w.
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ss, yla , established character of tho
 s .n' Kansas, :; as place of business, sn Nnown, that to ennmerate the &.;a"a aavantages, or give a further
 oi this property, appears un- |,si asit IS believed persons disposed ss,, se VIII examine for themselves.
 i.s s property remain .unsold on IzSpa 9ahpary next, it will be LEASED |1 |Fsf,,e 1aode known on application to
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7 5 z z s Ss T 1,.. \ : 2 , 1-GIT-s.
\ saslaEsa Gats. Ac.

Which will be sold unusually chear, al
 wholesale or retail.
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LAW NnYyrfsE

WILLIAM CUMMINS, Attorney at
 ] Law, resides at Little Rock. harnlI ,)1 E.f
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COMMUNICATED


fne races this course commenced on Tues
day 22d Sept 1884, and continued five days.
1ua day A Sweersiakc for colts and fliies, !
years old, mile heats, entrance 5lOD--4 entries,
paid forfeit.
Wm. Gsrhs b Ccmentina by Tonson, dan,
Sally Racket, "a
Wm Terry's Tickle Brilches, by
Shakespeare, dam Madison II
Time lst heat Am. lis.-2,l heat In lis.
&eond Day-Propric,or's Purse $500, :, mir
heats.
l. II Diverse Sir james, s years old, by Flo.
fize, dam By Madison. dist.
YIN. Terry's b m Mermaid, 4 years
old, by Shakespeare, dam by Madison, dr.
John p. Whites IN Amanda, 6
years old, by Henry, dam Durock, 1 .
p. h. Stark's m Eliza Drake, 5
years old, by Shawnee dam by Saltrnm, 81 DR..
NJ. Talbot's & m Eliza Clay, years
old, by Tonson, dam by Eagle, dist
VIM. McCarso's M Lucy Ashton,
4 years old, by Gohannah, dam not
known,
Time-lst heat Am. Esd heat Am. ss.-,rack
weary heavy from incessnnt rain.
Ezs Drako, in making short turn, run "a
galnst tho fence and came near falling
THIRD Day-Jockey Club Purse $70O mile
heats.
VIM MeCargos b h Prophet, years old, by
Gobannah, dam by 8asdad, 4 DR.
L. b. Stalks m rubero,c, years
old, by Arab, dam B,lair, l
John S. Hurts m Dona Marin, 1
years oil by Sir Hal, dam Assduous, 3 2
John F. Whites h. Don Carlos 4
years old. by Tonson, dam by Alfred, dr..
Time--Ist heat Gm l7s.--2I hea, Gan. l9s.- Sd
lea, Gm. IL.
f0nrM Day-Pfopre,o, Purse $780, mile
heats,
VIM, McCasgo's b h Tdskeno, years old by
Tonson, dam Creeping Kate, by Archy,
VIM. w. Hurts m Lady Lancas-
ter, 5 years Old by John Richards, dam
by Sir Solomon 3
John Z. Whites 8 m Ann Msra,5
years old, by TrufIlc, dam by Phantom, ,
p. 3. 5,arks b h 4 A 6 years old,
by Tonsor, dam the dam of Henry, - dis.
Time Ist heat ind heat 3m. SIS.
VI. a. fell and threw his rider in the second hehf
EiHh Duy-Sweepstaks for colts and hIlIcs. j
years old , entries one paid for felt.
VIM w. Harris &C Dlndy, by Medley dam by
Sir Chaits,
Thomas Hac's Leech, by Charles,
dam by Midas,
Timc-ls, heat I'm JSs..-2d heal I'm. sos
(xT The d-luy ie the publication of the account
of the Lvnohburg races is not attributable To us.
II is inserted as soon after its reception practical
bic Eds
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Remaining IN the Past O0Ice al Libe,ty, Bed-
ford touniy 10. IN The Isl day n Oct0bcr, 1881,
which, If not taken on b4foro he lsr doy Of jan
unry, 1888, will be sent to the Post Office De-
rartmant deal letters.
A-John T. Atfhur. VIM Austin.
G-Jamcg Burnett, Henry Bates. Hezekai,
Brooks, John Barker, VIM Bailey, Urbane Bill
tngsby.
c. James Cellaway, Benz II. Caldwell, james
Chambers Nancy Chcntwood, Chs Garter, Clerk
e. Court, Chn,ouc Crowdcr, Monsieur Michel
Chcvctlier, Andrew Craig.
D--knthariue peardorn, Thomas Dudley, Ed.
wnrd Dawson, John Dous aery, Sanders z. Dny
Thomas p. Devcreux.
E.--Sos EHrly.
John Fisher Jacob Fcpzlc, G orgo Foldcn.
Gi-John G IBIS.
H-Thos. IIix3, Ttom,s Holly Rol,. r. Hun.
ter, Hcoy HulIcy, Ethelbert Hatcher, Thomas
Hatcher.
John Jc'cr, Fanny Jackson Rebecca Jones.
LIE Logwood & Go. 4, Barnobas Little.
M-Mattha Markham James II. Morgan,
WIN. d. Martin Mrs. Sally Moore. Thomas Nc.
Cubc.
N-Calcb Nocll, Simon NJ. Noe II, Washington
Nunncry, Miss Polly p. NOEL.
O-John y. Ocy ?, VIM. L. Oiey.
P--John s. Porier2 Edmund Page, William
Page
s-MssAnn sublct,, Lindsey s,inncu, jesse
Saeakman Francis Suite.
John 'rhompkins, Joseph Thompson, Do
vd w. Thompson
W-Joscph Wilson C. C. s c. 4 c., Henry
Wilkes, Henry Morley, Matilda White, Rev.
Joshua Whoyley, John Wynn.
REUBEN PARKER, r. NJ.
Oc,G ct
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HENRY RICHARDS e. co.

HENRY u. R1tH ARDS Il 90.
H@ AVE just received by the packet ship Tai
n n lyho a very large assortment of Goods
comprising almost every article in the HARD
WARE business imported direct from Blk
MINGHAN and SHEFFIELD. We can af-
ford our Goods to both wholesale and rctnll pur-
chasers, on rs good terms rs my 9th T house IN
Virginia. We hope ihesc considerations Will IN
ducc persons to call us, md see for themselves.
Our assortment is comprised Of Pocket knlvcs,
Knives and Forks, Razors, Scissors TOOLS OF
sli kin S and Of the best quality, BUll.DlNG
MATERIALS, such as Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Nails, Glass, Putty, &C., ShDDLERYi vry
Ia &C and general assortment, GUNS and PlS'
rolls, elegant plaie1 CASFORS, CANDLE
STICK, 5NUFFERS & TRAYS n hnc stock
ANDlRCH3. SUDVELS and TONES nj
TENDERS and HOUSE KEEPING mafafle g
generally, WiiIPe, CANES, BRUSHES, enf
great variety Of other goods, too numerous Ne
mention. Also, daily looked f,r from the Moth
an assor meni of Fancy Articles such as La
DIES WORK BOXES, Needle Cases, Beads,
SC. Also, Gcntlemen's Shaving apparatus, com
pcte, TIER NOMETERS, SruT Boxes, &c.
~ The Sign Of The Golden AnrH.
Sent. % its
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ToLrn VIII be Published in Richmond, Cat
Tivf DOLLARS per annam,) - soon as 800 subse',-
bers arc ob'aIyd, Daily Commercial Newspaper,
10 be- en'iltd tho
DAILY COMMERCIAL RECORDER.
peyoieJio News, Commerce, Literature and tho
Aria
Morfo---" fsdasttg npt Ec9uomy lsa1 10
Haiti"
The prop cfofs respectfully present to lie pub
lie ol Rclioond md the town Of Manchester, fhis
Paosprerus viii, the hope, that Their fllow ei,,z4ns
will assis, them in Introducing Commercial roper
among ihem--such n parer as vii be devoted 10
Ntws, Ceasrscr, LirrRtTvRg and the AIRS, 10
the entire ,xeitsibb of PoLfTIes.
Fly convinced II the rec ssiiy OF such pub
heaiion, VI submit. these proposals as "sl,iopeeI
10 slow whit tic feelings Of the pubic. upon
whom We Look for support may be upon The stub,
jet We would suggest hose 10 Whom : o pf.-
Gent ibis pro spectua, tha, VIC oro PaiNTEhs, Dnd -
offering ourselves as the SERVANTS Of The public
we aro only looking for support 10 that business up
on which We haze II IceHimafc oiatm. We will
ondeevor, proctttok ,oottmcn to give paper q
Landsome appearance, md enler'rs for ihe pub
lie to Gil our sheet With tic most useful and enter
tanning matter which sc can Possibly procure = o.
ways seeking important Gomm6ftfai ners, rs the
prime end " aim ofthc publication. In addition To
the Richmond Prices Current we intend Offering,
weekly, fell extract from tho " NV Yong Pal
cfa CrRRgN1,' by which we expect 10 snsc 10 tho
merchants the subsci pion price of lha paper, en1
giving information 10 others which hey would no,
Otherwise obtain.
The o5jrc, Of the RGeouDgu" is no, 10 conflict
in any mnnnor, with tho interest of either Of tho
daily pnpers which are published IN tbs CRY,
bu, 10 dlnusc guch knownedge as may Lcal .dynncc
the interests afthe FARMER, MERCHANT nd
MECHANIC THIS - the sole and .6ntg0hicrt
of the publication. We will tndcavor 10 dfaw
through our columns, the notice Of the public gen.
orally to the nIcycoH2e and Thinning interest of tie
country,-by bnnlshing every fear which nlany ca,
'cstain with regn,d 10 poittieat papers, Of meeting
with eternal pafnsinpns of party raIcour AMI aer.
er-endsac political disquisilionr.
The RecorptR shall be a Commertiai paper in
every sense Of that word, and nothing else unless
we may extract from the flowers of Literature"
some light and pleasing article TO while away an
'de hour = or, II may he, supply corner with
some s'rny" Song of the Muse, +" to delight the eye
Of some ftir friend. Bot PortrIcs WI pfscLAfM,
oad pledge ou'sclvesio keep far olooi' iom oil
rsl'!ss d!s9qBjsso d & Ac osun Of am pa,,, or +
enufy ourselves, in my degree, with the politica
Ise Jasons of thc day
Iaroncinsion we bnar ourselves as the SERVANTS
of tnf PUBLIC, without d.sineti5n If sccts, mc,l or
pa,fies.
Richmond Oct.b q
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VINEGAR, prime quality, by gallon or
barrel
Sp's Turpentine do do
Lnsceed Oh do do
Guns and Pistols, single one OF dozen
White Lead oheg or dozen
Madeira Sherry, Pot, Claret, Muscatcl, Bur
gundy, Champaign and Malaga Wines in quaint
ties to suit purchasers, very superior and pure
Plain and Cut Beads assorted colors and ST.
zcs, a rers extensive assortment
s. doz T'umbers
A DO Wine Glasses
70 pair pint and quart Dccanters
80 sets cut pint and quart do
60 pair Gobbetts or Porter Glnsses
Lon lon Porter, in pin,s and quarts
Turpentne and Fancy Soaps
Re- States and Pencils, Liqnorice and L..
quotice Root
Window Glass and Putty
Segars in whole, half and quarter eoxes from
So 10 800 The 1000
Windsor Soap, by the cake, dozen or pound
A superior assortment Of cDo-Eo, Extracts.
Essences and preparations for TN haf
Snufs, in jars, bottles and blad1ers
Ground and Race Ginger
.Nc,o Bedford Lamp Oh, superior to any l
have ever seen offered hero
Lamp Wick
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson Black
Teas, fresh and of good qnal'y
French Brandy
Almonds, Raisns, Figs, Fiberts, English
Walnuts, sc.
Lucfer Matches and Percussion Caps
Thermometers, a very superior and extensive
supply, for sale by Howell ia les
Sept % MS
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a / Superior Court ofLaw and chnncery held
IA fo the lown OF Lyncburg, nj he Court house
in sad town on the i7,h day Of July. 1884, sitting
ns Court ofChanecry.
William Gibson Daniel Lewis aid Ann h,s
wife, and Maurice ri ';manj, ndmr. Of John Glib
sun, deed. aud Eliza Rouse alias Elm Edenhed,
rlefs.
against
s;amuh BronsGtd, Scrgoen, Of tho Corporation
Of l.yuchb1rs, and IN thot ehnrnetcf olnt with tho
viii annexed Of William Edo, Gtl1 deed. VIII
liam K tuso, plus William EdcuhcJ, aud Lucy
itou4r, Dciis.
This cause came or this day 10 be hcnrd, on the
uli, answer Of the def,nlon' Lucy Rouse exhibits,
~ sobra nn awefled therein on tho 9Th day of
December, 1893, which appears to have been duly
executed ON the defendant, Samuel Bronsford, eud
the order Of pub'a ION Of the Til Of Aptil 1854.
n geins tho dcfculont William Rouse ulias VII.
un E1ci field which nppears 10 have been duly
published ap1 WINS arguedby counsel On con
sheraton whereof the Court doth order TINT one
OF It's Commissioners do take account Of the nd.
mlnis,rn'ion Of Samuel Bransford, upon the estate
Of William EdtnGcd, deed, an nrcount Of the ie-
gnc,cs Of Eliza Rouse md William Rouse m ae.
rount Of The value Of The house and LOT IN The pro-
ccodl ,qs mentioned md Of the annual rents thereof
nnd also nn account h'twcen the paltcs and moke
,epor' thtfeof 70 the cour wtlh my matters spt-
c'ny slated thou hi per ioen y himself, or reqri-
rcd by hc parties 10 be 81 sfat'd.
ACopy-- fc0c, u. RODEs OK.
COMM %SIOSERS OFFICE.
Lynehburg, IL, October, 1884. (
The p,rlies in this cause VIII f1kc notice that
have appointed Saturday the 9Th day OF Novcm-
her next, Commence the accounts directed by
tho foregoing o,dtr Of court, on which day, ut
the hour II nine O'clock IN the morning they arc
required l., ntlsnd nj my office, in this town with
iler cunts, vouchos und copies Of cou,i papers,
prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Oct g. w4w
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ORITU AIRY.

DIED in Detroit, on the li,h nit Lieut.. Col
JOHN ANDERSON, of the U. s. Fopographca'
Engirecrs-o of which corps he has been the senior
officer since 1913.
-, in New York, recently, PETER, Ii.
WENDOVER, Esq. formerly a representative IN
Congress from that city.
-, in Schenectady, n. Y. on the 9Th ul,.
Mr.. HENRY VAN AN INV ERP, son of Simon
J. Antwerp. aged 42-Aud on tho llth nlt Mr.
SIMONJ VAN ANTWERP, aged Sl, and his
wife, Mrs. Heller VAN ANTWERP, aged
SO. This veteran couple had been married Gi
years ,.
- in France, lately, Madame BARBE
MARBOiS, wife of the celebrated Frenchman oil
thai nane, and nug hter of the late Gov. Moore OF
Pennsvi, ANA She was married in 1884.
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WI. wi. TX ER IL,
BANK SOU ARE,

HAS Just received pat Of his Fall purchases,
u y among @hich are,
| case ladies' Tuscan and PUNISHABLE Bonnels,
Ga black, green and brown Merlno,
Scarlet and black Thbct Shawls,
Merin, Scarfs, large and very fine,
Na,teenis' black I'al I.us'rlng,
A barge assortment Plaid Linscy,
do do Full'J Cloths, Sup rlor ariI.
cles far hegroeS' rare
DO do Cotton yarns, from the most mp
proved Factories
A superior picco Dr.h Flushing for Gents Big
Coats.
Daily expected from New York, phi'adc'ph,'
and Baltimore, n large assortment OF seasohhb't
Goods embracing olmos, every nrllcie IN tie Dry
Goods line, which III be sold cheap for cash
Oct2 HIS
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FOR RENT,

.ArA VnNHE BRICK HOUSE, al the
tsii1S Il junction Of third street and sixth
Eiii alley, oog n tho occupe ncy Of SIR.
sn1 Coibs, The uouss il largo and COM
e'odious, with val of good wutcr on tho Lot,
Carriage House, Stable mud other necessary bull
dng' with large Garden attached thereto - Also
tho White House. on the adjoining Lot, a, present
occupied by Mr.. Revely. There 10 likewise attach
cd 10 Ibis House Garden, Stable and other opl
Houses with the privilege of getting water, from
the nexl Lot-~possession OF either or both of these
Houses, may be had about tho list Of November
next, or perhaps soccer. # rcqnifed,--ferms may
be made known on apphrntion IL e'Iher Henry l.
puiitl Or myself ED Nv ARD pUfFEL.
Sept - miwf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-06

Napoleon from the Consulate 10 the Throne " Sol
iiers, said colonel q, the head of HE regiment,
you are free TO vote as you choose bu, if any
one presume to say Nc, he shall be instantly
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