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CA HsS.
Special Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the sub
fA- scribcrs, whose notes or accoults
are Of Fix months Standing and upwards,
are requested to call and settle the
same without deluy. Those having de-
mand against US are requested to call and
receive their pay.
dec 6. LEWIS IIOAR s. co.
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M Y CO A 7. .

Initiated from Beranger.
Though hardly worth one paltry groat,
Thour't dear TO me my poor old coat
For full ten ears my friend thon'st been,
For full ten years I've brushed thee clean ;
Aud now like uie thourt old and wan,
With both The glow Of youth is gone
But worn aud shabby as lhsu art,
Thou and thy owner shall not Part,
Poor Coat
I've not forgot the birthday eve,
When first donned thy glossy sleeve
When jovial friends in stoups of wine,
Drank Joy and luck to me and mine.
Our indulgence let some dispse,
We're dear as ever in. their eyos,
And for their sakes, old as thou art,
Thou and thy owner shall Lot part,
Poor Goat
One evening, Iremomber yet,
] romping feigned to'fly L!selte /;
she sirove her lover to retain,
And thy poor skirt was rent in twnin.
Poor girl ! she did her best endeayor
And patched thee up as well as ever
Tor hor sweet sake, old US thou art,
Thou and Thy owner shall not part,
Poor Coat!
Never. my coat, hast thou been found.
Bending thy shoulders to the ground.
From any humbug" Lord or " Grace"
TO beg u pension, star, or place.
Wild forest hoors--no MOnarch's dole
Adorn Thy modest button hole
If but for that, old as thou art,
Thou and. thy owner shall not port,
Poor Coat.
Poor though wa be, my good old friend,
No, gold shall bribe our backs to bend
Honest amid temptations past,
NVe will be honest to the last
For more prize thy virtuous rags.
Than all the lace cour,er bragg;
And while live and have heart,
Thou and thy owner shall not part.
Poor Coat
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Selling Off Cheap

'AsHR subscriber has on hand at his store
in Jpdter- -,Teet-not exactly at the corner
Of Water and Miller-street, but one door
south, sDs" DON'T forget The Namber,"-
a general assortment oil GROCERIES,
such as
Coffee, teas, sugar, molasses, flour,
rice, spices Of oil kinds, box and cask
raisins, soap, candles, lamp oil, butter q
cheese, lard, pork, No and ? macker-
el, sword fish, sounds and tongues, cod
fish, brushes and brooms, clothes lines
and bed cords, earthern, stone and crock
cry ware, thick boots, Turks Island and
American salt, rye and indian meal, ap-
pies and potatoes by the barrel or bushel
wooden ware, SC. &C., which he will ex.
change for FARMERS PRODUCE o.
CASH OH reasonable terms.
WANs:tslsE
1000 bushels Potatoes rye and In
dian meal poultry and eggs.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
nov. 90.
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jan. 81,

THE undersigned have taken lease for q
term Of years of store at lhe corner of Mar
ket and Main-'treets. formerly ocsupie d BY
PAscHAL A Ii EN-, which Will be refitied and
Will probably be ready by the middle Of March,
when they will open with ON cntro new stoet
OF Goods, (ecery article of the OLD stock
having been disposed oD which from their ad-
d''ional facilities in purchasing, will bo sold a,
less Than their former cheap pricee. In the
mean time they may be found at the Office of
SAMUEL RANDALL, Esq. where all persons
indebted to the late concern, are invited 10 call
und settle their accounts.
Jan 3l
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Wooden Ware.

NNUBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
III ofvarious other kinds, u variety oI
pnils, pail balls, wash boards, facets, ,meas-
ures, boxes, coolers, rolling pirs, cloths
pins, bowls, sc &c. cheap o( (eourse, by
feb Q. SAMUE1. wheaton.
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THE subscriber has formed conncxion with
Q house in New York and Providence. who will
furnish him with a constant supply Of goods at
the lowest possible rates, and will transact bu.
sness under tho same firm as heretofore.
JAMES BURR0UCii,
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NOTICE..

NRHE co-Partnership heretofore existing be
~ tween the subscribers undor the firm of
J. BURROUGH, JR. & CO, is this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent. The business of the
concern will be settl"d by either.
JOSEPH COOKE.
JAMES BURROUGII.
Jan. 81, 1885.
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JOHN DAVOL

JOHN DAVOL
YGEAS received this week, variety Of Now
&& Goods, among which are Kton brow.
shcetings, very excellent article lsschsd
sheetngs and shirtings :thbet hadkfs: mems
Buck Gloves yarn mit,en': comforlsrs, Scotch
caps silk flag, pongee and cotton hdt 70 q
few pieces low p. iced Cassnmeres, and many
other desirable Goods, all Of which will bs cold
cheap enough, at the NEW CASH SroRx u
WATER STREET. Jan II.
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NfANUKE forks OF q superior quality fer
~ sale by James Ga, dney.
Jan 81.
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! Large assortment

PATCHES, at short tnotice. Silver Spoons
manula ctu. cd TO order. Job work executed
with neatness and dispatch. lie has on hand
for sale on assortment Of W atcLcs, and Jewelry
OF almost every kind called for. Also, a large
lot OF horn and ivory Combs; silver spoons; sll-
yer and st, el bow ed Spectaclcs; " atch Trim
mings; hemng's Needles: Beads for fancy " ork
and Bead Needles, &c..&c.
BRITI.4.NI.A WIRE.
Just received, complete assor, ment Of Brit
tania Ware, from the Taunton Briitania Manu-
featuring Co. which is offered for sale at low
prices. Among which may be found Coffee and
Tea Urns, splendid patterns el~gont Tss-setss;
Lamps of all sizes; Csndlestcks; Castor frames.
small Looking Glasses, metal frames, &c
01- Patronage is respectfully solicited.
ELIJAH BRAMAN.
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Indian corn, Tobaeto, Cotton or Potatoes. or BY
a cleansing fallow OF repeated plouebings and har
rowing during the spring and summer, and If not
rich enough TO produce from five to barrels. of
i've bushels each, of corn To the acre, manure the
lind and plough it in with shallow iurrow Just be-
fore sowing the seed. If lime or ashes should be
used, il will be best 10 harrow them in.
prefer sowing the Spear grass seeds in the lat
ifnde of Baltimore fromthc lstto the 25tl of Sep
fembcr. However, on ,f,g clay they may be so~n
later as also on sandy lands, owing the injurious
effects resulting from their heated surface. For
ever, degree south of and parallel with, Baltimore
and the sea -coaNt SOW the spear grass seeds about
ten DAYS later and in the spring SOW clover seed
ten DAYS earlier.
! SOW about the same quantity OF oof-grass seed
as of orohdyd, and about quarts of timothy seed
aud a bushc of Herds. II is the neatest way TO
SOW the spear grasses by themselves nor do they
require in my opinion, the protection OF grain
crops but it is, however, sometimes Il convenience
10 sow these leeds on wheat, rye and oat fields
and often very judoious in routine Of crops. II
i, moi. nevertheless, always hes, on grazing farms,
the SCATTERING grain frequently proving reed 10
the succeeding grass crops whilst those grain crops,
subtract much of the nulrlIneni which
should have been permitted to, and otherwise
y ould, have sustained the grass.
Respectfully, thy friend,
ROBERT SINCLAIR
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VALUABLE REAL Esrnr7


INTENDING TO move TO the Soefh ! offer iOl
i sale that highly valuable Farm, ON which reside
situated in Bedford county, on the Forest roat J
n,les above Lynehbufr and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable we'll worthy the at
tenon of capitalists VIII " lsh TO engage IN farming
oi the mosl healthy and delightful sections m
upper Virginia II having all the benefi' Of the salu.
brous bfcezcs Of The Blue Ridge. and NJ the same
time possessing soil susceptible Of the highest state
OF mprU, This land lies immediately on the
main road from 1rlburg to Fancy Farm. Peaks OF
Otter aud Libeu and j. bounded on une L. hy
Elm Creek, beng IA the vicinity OF ! mills. The
tract contains about 600 acres, nearly f5O Of which
are cleared and a present IN state of progressive
Improvement nj least $50 acres being ia Glover, to
winch the land ls peculiarly adapted. The improve
ments consist IN put of frame Dwelling House &c.
two Barns and lhreshing machine, new--and an Or
chard OF choice ruif.1hs place also offers elIg
bic stand Tor Tavern and Country Slore--and in
addition To the above Improvements has View
Store house and Tavern house with an Ice house
and Well Of excellent water in the ward and EATEN
sivc Stables. Blacksmith and WhcclWlight's shop,
Sc. &c.
1t is useless 70 sneak of the many inducements
which tins place holds to those disposed invest
means IN real estate, as It !, presumed those wishing
TO purchase would prefer examining for themselves,
which they earnestly invited to do.-Ihs estate
Is offered at private sale until the 18th of October
next, on which day, II not previously disposed Of,
Will sell ! Al public auction, with all my stock,
crops on hand, Turning and plantation utensils &c.
&c. Terms accommodating, and made TO suit the
convenience Of purchasers.
- Letters 10 the subscriber adart ed 10 Lgn"t
bury OF 81. James Church, Bedford. promptly lg
tended to- FREDERICK y HARRIS.
The Richmond Enquirer will publish he
foregoing advertisement w6w, and forward Its ac
count to tins Office for payment
Mayi nl5Of
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g.EAs.1ssHEE.zs.s,F sD1: N.YLE.

ri'iEE subscriber wishes to sell Walnut Grove the
L LATE residence of Col. William Galloway. deed.
situated IN the county of Bedford on Elk Greek
containing, by recent survey, Three Hundred Acres
due proportion of wood land every foot of which
is FIRST tobacco land, well known to be the
quality OF all the Elk Creek lands. The balance of
the plantation is in state of Improvement be-
ng all recently enclosed with new fences, lies we'll
and IS remarhabl, well watered, having on il several
fine springs and creek running through about the
centre allttf8ns-.ds considerable portion OF bottom
land, producing tohacc0 Of the finest quality. The
advantages attending thisPropcrty numcrous--ly-
ing almost Immediately in the heart of section OF
country unsurpassed by any for fertility of soil
agreeable society, facility OF getting to market &c
Running Immediately by the house is a public road
starting from sitcpoe's shop, the main Forest road
leading nom Liberty to Lynchburg, p miles distant
and mtcfsecfing the Iynchbug and Salem turnpike
road at the Nov London Academy, distant ID miles
he Improvements are "a good and substantial,
consisting oil large fs..tG and comnodlous brick
pv1Ll.l yanorsr, with AselM. eight rooms. passage
aln poftlco and first rec cellar, with all necessary
Ga aa and fine gar4en, all newly pailcd in with
nefrt pine palllngs. This situation a very desira
BE one l. any person wanting a small farm, with
good buildings, particularly aproessional gentleman
i. oala such desirous q purchasing think there is
not ia'd cnca@ 'ttachea to this place. the subscri-
Der IS anthotl say thcre two other lots or
parcels of land adjoining; being parts of the same
original tract, which mag be bought upon very ac
conlnodatng terms. (eem it unnecessary to say
any thing more respecting this and.--Thosc wishing
to purchase, will please all and view the property,
and Judge for thcmscveE If this property is not
disposed OF by private sale, before the last day of Dc
tober II will be sold on'that day, public auction
Terms accommodating, 1ad made known in due time
AVN. {. LEFTWICH.
June 9 wt3OO
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Valuable Aand, near Lynchburg. for Sale.

DIRSI Ant 10 The last viii and testament Of
l.andon Cabcl. dec. now offer Tor sale that
very valuable tract OF Land belonging the estate
OF said deccdcnt, situated liarriss creek in the
county Of Amherst, about SIN miles from the town Of
Lynchburg, near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg to Chan lottes,lllc, and containing oil acres,
OF less. Tie contlguiiy OF this estate to the
Lynchburg market and the fertility OF Its soil, ru-
der an object peculiarly deserving the atenuon of
capitalists.
The tcrmSwll be made very accommodating ard
will be made known application, Possession w'j
be delivered the purchascron the lst day of Jynu-
AIRY next, and lac will have the privilege OF sowing a
crop OF small gram the land at the usual
the coming fall
Should not effect private sale previous To the
ls day Of Au"t9#t y, tho sad hm3 IL on that
day be expose - sal. ou tho ptea.zes BY way OF
public auction Al inch tune the ;efms OF sale.
(which. AZ before stated, vl De accommodating
will be disclosed
The title To the land is believed to be unquesona-
bly, good but acting merely as an executor, wlllon-
" convey such title vested in me by the will Of
my tcstator. CliiSWElL DABNEN, Ex'or.
Of Iandon cabell, dec.
June IL Il
- The Editors of the Charlottesville Advocate
Will please publish the above for month and for
ward their account 10 this office for payment.
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

WISH to sell valuable tract of Land in the
n county of Amherst, adolning the residence of
Maj \. Taliat,rro, containing 600 rcs,-about
80 acres cleared, and is productive in grain,
the remainder is inwoods nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Onhis tract
e a comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
aud plentiful :, l..
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on 'iN IVA
sonahlc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rcnt,
would do well to give an carly call, and view
for themselves "a. DRUMMOND.
Amherst. June Is Is
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Is not nsud as general, As j, should be TO poor
lands think it ipdi.pensable and on our best soil
hare ntrer seen IL used but rifh deeidcd boaefts.
I consider IL almost an eyTo. 10 attempt 10 farm
trithout the aid Of fim, even here, when the land
is rood. when IL can be had at the price We paY
for il, which is from ten to twelve dollars per hun
bred bushels.
The quantity of lime used 10 the acre is from
sixty 10 one hundred bushels. Barley and eais
promise a 90 d crop Grass unusually heavy, but
the weather for three or four days has been unis-
vofabe ior hay-making.
| am, very respectfully, yours
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ID RStA to decree of the county court of
Il Campbell, pronounced in IA cause therein de-
pcuding between Bcrnard Ruckcr and Polly his
wife, Willis d. Elliott, apd Patsey his wife, Nancy
Hay, and Nm. w. Din. iddic, admir-. of Robert
Russell, dec plaintiffs, and James RUSSELL William
Russell, and Thomas COX, admir- of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants
The undersigned, the, Commissioners therein
named, will, on the 23d day of July, 1885, at the
Market House, in the town of Lynchburg, expose
to sale, by way ofpublic auction, for cash. ten val
liable slaves, consisting of men, women, bows and
girls JOHN ALEXANDER, Co,
JOSIAH Stephenson, '0"m ~
June y ids
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ri 'NAW AVS.

EFT the subscribe III Buckingham county,
- near Mr.. Alexander Pattcson's tavern. En-
day night the 9th INST, Negro Men, ANDREW
and JIM.
Andrew Is man of yellow compeNion and since
leaving me, understand he has a wife IN Prince Ed
ward county.
Jim is a black man. very stout, and Will weigh
lS5 or l9Olhs.
These negroes bought in Richmond. \ lib
cral reward Will be given tor their apprehension, and
delivery in Jail either IN Richmond or L,nchburg.
Ii delivered To Nf. J. X. ID. PAYNE, Lvnchburg lac
will pay the reward and if IN Richmond. application
to be made to VIM. II. Goodwin. II. PAYNE.
June u Is
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F0ETICAL.
From the Knickerbocksr OF Jaiy.
NIAGARA.

Clond- sirdied Thuuderer, Embodied Storm!
whether enrolled In vapors DARK and dun.
Or looms, magnificent, thy giant form
Through the pT:smaiic broidery OF the sun.
Wcndrous alike What floods have sseptth brow
Since the bold plunge Of thy primeyal wave.
from whose tremendous advent until now,
Thou hast not paused nor failed. Yon boiling grave
Roars i.oin lis depths the song Creation gave
Nnc towering pillows, each dwarf TO thee,
la sureing sayriads sweep the storn-,exed main,
Here all the fountains Of an inland sea
Oae everlasting avalanche sustain,
Stern Strength and Beauty in thy form coutend
Strength. that Omnpotencc alone could stem.--
AID Beauty, from the mlsts that oef thee bend,
Falls at I'll, feet in many dewy GEM
The peerless jewels OF thy dadem.
Who ever touched ihy tide. and did not iee
His snevs CULVER IN thy lightning shock!
OR on thy chasm launched his daring keel.
And failed to tremble as its ,hundcrs broke -
Who ever stood within yon arch sublime
or adaman,ne rock. and kissing foam,
Wi,h doubtful ioo,hold in the treaehsroas slime
" hose shuddering feelings dad not ANXIOUS roam
To the firm earth and Heavens chrystal dome
Barrier of Nations! on each cultured shorr.
I,ashed b. the breakers OF tn, eio,en stream,
His wie.am rude the Indian reared of sore
Where the dwellings OF ms oonqucrors
CLEAN.
Hut what thee nations. their change
They crcuct lain thy waters a dover:
And what to thee injustice, hate. --fescnre
" ildy thou laughes,. from ,hy throne OF power
Al mans poor wrath,-thc turmoil OF an hour
ikc some oue fragment of the Deluge. cleft
from lite companion waves-to coming timc
\ warning .norument Of justice, left
by the eiHsiscient punishcr oil crime
Ncthints thou seemes,. From an hundred realms,
plleri.as have come to thee, Almighty crowd,
Md le. he aue which now my splrii 'whclnls
~ here | stand before thy presence. bowed
stunned by thy voice. and nant,ed IN thy clondi
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from tn Rohim0ye Farmer and Gardfner.
WORK FOR JULY.
1nr FARM ASD kiTCHEN G.npl>.

NE ARM AND hITCHEN btHpLN.
h" weeds >honld be kept well down and, if
possible Ia them be carried to the dune heap and
te'eTcd oser with earth, as 10 promote lcrmcn-
'7iisn and save the volatile and gaseous parts,
winch would otherwise escape and be lost. lou
crops OF ali Kind should be kept clean, and those
places where Your early vegetables have been
grown, should be prepared to receive subsequent
crops.
In your gardens, continue to SOW ,neh ycrcta-
pies rs You WISH, IN succession. Every ten DAYS.
toar Celery beds should be got in ORDER as the
time is a, hand for placing on, the plants
II you have any delicate vegetables which vou
wish ~ preserve from bugs or other insects, water
them nigh, and morning, for two weeks, with So
su'ionof soap s'ds aud sulphur. Both these incrc-
dents are repean,s TO the insect tribe, and the
suds viii push your plants on 50 rapidly as soon to
place them beyond the reach of their enemy We
would here desire 10 impress this fact upon our
readers mnds-Gy" that there rs not a greater
fcrtHi-trthan soap suds.
IL Your fall cabbage or other beds. be- infested
WIN the om corn, let some OF the children about
your establishment pass through them before sun
rise stick IN hand and XIII htm.-Whercvcr A
pant has been eaten off, let search be made under
: w surface, and tho enemy will be found within
from three 10 inur inches Of the ront-treal him "A,
wfhlVc recommended you to serve those found
above ground, and YOU will not onl, save yourself
from prescott rdrdses, but lay the ground work OF
future protection. A few d-ys sealous labor u
tbs KIND will rid you Of them
Sow your Ruta Baga any time during the pre-
srni mouth, the sooner the better. The rrount
should be well manured, ploughea deep and ,ccH
hinowed hnely, then laid OF into RIDGES about tire,
feet aplrt-doube furrows--the seed to be- sow
o. the top, cover them as other turnips 4 ricl
sln'y Iona suits them bcst.-a top drcs ,ne of ash
ci viii b. found promoti>c of THEN early and viz
orous eroyth.
A''eAd 10 the budding OF Your fruit tree, cN
amhc Yoaf orchards, destroy catterpars, and i
You can SPAR the time, wash the trunks of YOU
tees "fa Il solution Of suds, sulphur and salts.
common hickory broom will answer for the opera
tor. Iu.a yonr pigs into the orchard 10 eat III,
tlu'ty fruit ,oa will thus get rid of the producer
o. ny rlad' Of insects that would othcrMi sc ammo,
you next year.
u Non have vineyard, cleanse it OF weeds
dnd It the weather should continue dry water YOU
vines liSon have no vines get some next f,lLo
the ensuing spring; no farmer or private gontlc
man should permit his family TO remain without st
delicious and cheap luxury as grapes.
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0..'OTxCE. -

INliE subscriber having determined 10 remove
i to the South, in the course Of few months,
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claims AGAINST him to bring them forward for set
tlcmcn, and all those who are indebted to him
are notified 10 make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid on the l5th October viii
be placed in the ,nds Of officers of the law for
collection. frederick \. HARRIS.
BrHfarf FpiV % wtl5O
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Patrick June Court. lsas


ieoin..
Lewis Stone. John Stone. Lewis st..
law OF Thomas Stone, deceased. John !, aeh a.
ana Nancy ms wife, late Nancy Stonc r. shkln
Burnett and Nliy his wife, late NIy S, oaolhelq
phen Stone, Tandy Stone and John Stu Ne.
IN CHANeERy. Och,
The defendants John Franklin and y.
wife, Cornelius Burnett and Milly hi. a '.e hi,
Lewis Stone not having entered their ann and
and given security according to the ACT Of alr'
bly,, and the rules of this Court. and il s,.. WITH
by satisfactory evidence that they arc MOI il,sfhg
tants OF this Commonwealth On mot;o, 'aab-
plaintiff, by his attorney, ii is ordered tina, :, The
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his ,' '.@ sad
Burnett and Nlilly his wife, and Lewis S,R' l.
appear here on the l>t day of Auoust ,o,a 9@ DO
and answer the plaintiff bill, and tina, aen
tins order be forthwith inserted in tho wv n
published in Lynchburg, for two months xncas sae
y, and that another copy be posted at the t,aa ane
oil the Courthouse of this county. ''poo'
Copy-Testc,
\. STAPLES. Clo,
June % Defk.
w2m
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J uly .

lRGlNiA:-Ata court held for Bedford conp.
ty' at the courthouse, the 222d day of June le35
Bowher Preston, Smithson IL. Davis and John O
het"Iel' merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm OF Davis, Preston, X Co. Plaintiffs
against
James Lynch, William Angel, William Mitchell
John Board and Thomas, kase,, Defendants.
IN CuAScrRY.
ne defendant William MITCHELL not having en-.
tered ms appearance and given security, according 10
llle act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court
"l" appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court thai
he Is not an lnhabant of this Commonwealth. r.
ordered mat the said defendant do appear herr -
me ioufh Monday IN August next. and answer the
olii OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
inc town OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully
ana Pos'ed al the front door OF the court house Of
this county. ACopy-Testc
no. {. MITCHELL, c. b. C.
VIM ~ W2m