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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10
EInCISlA LaSn OrfIcE.
:ilSt Uriuhcr. l-31.

.'IM Ufl"EcF. I1o'1
n conformity to act Of the General Assembly, en-
& titled " IN Act TO reduce into act the several
concerning Escheators: passed the 9Th January.
1910 hereby make known TO those whom it may
Germ that it appears h. the Certificate Of James Raw
hngs Escraor for the City Of Richmond, that by III
QUESTION and office: found this Sd day OF Ociobcc l>l,
certain lot Of ground, Of which Margarra West died
seized situated on the north side o: IL street, in the city
OF Richmond between the lot Of the Trustees Of the
Monumental Church, tho north. west. and street ST.
parating from the First Baptist Meeting House. on the
southeast. and fronting A ~ feet said II street:
hath duly cschrated the ComTnnwealt Vi Virginia.
w. SELDEN: Reg. Land Office.
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:. TEACHER WANTED.-A Gentleman Of good
/ moral character is wanted to take charge u; d
S,.1i in private family for the next year. who can
o. wei! rccomme nded 10 teach the usu. branches Of
LIZ Eat.sh Latin and French languages. To that
swell qualified, liberal wages will be gwen particularly
y oat ,gat has had some experience III tca:hng. Let
rs addressed 10 l.. NJ. ct Hanover Coac,houic. Va.
III. meet with prompt attention.
yorruLc- To- :ii-wiw%
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AUilCE TO CARPENTERS-Thc Richmond
wiz ,teae'lcksburg and Potomac Raii-R Company
wn sI "enpioy workmen to execute the Carpenters
bish.o OF Is miles Of Road suPerstructurc. The
iW tst pricesby the day or Job will be given
Road Cars ~'F also wanted '0F the CONSTRUCTOR o. t>A
building oftwo Lattice Bridges vii! likewise be
poso e work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
'ueo, immediate application is invited.
J. H. HOPKINS,
D., Prin. Asst Engineer.
"eomond, September 18th, 1895. So
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nR. w. H. JONES. respectfully informs ms
that he has located himself in Iynchburg where hr
prepared 10 perform all necessary operations the
Teeth. such Clean, fic. Flag aud remove De
oayed Teeth; insert Artificial Teeth. from to
entre sci;' on the most improved plans. such
rractiscd by all scientific Dentists in the United
States.
Scnry, with al other incident diseases pertaining
10 the Teeth. are cured With case. All operations
done by himself arc warranted to stand aud restore
10 docayed Teeth their former beauty.
Gentlemen wishing TO have operations performed
on their Teeth will please call at his room. Ladies
will be waited at their private dwellings Should
Jobs worthy of attention present themselves either at
the Spout Spring. or Campbell CT. House. Dr. J.
will attend TO them
G}~Dr W. II. Jones may be found at the Union
Hotel, in I.yuebburg. Rcfereuct--Df. Zen amiu +.
Teny. Of Prince Edward
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VIRGINIA AT rules held In the Clerks Cs-
fec of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law snd
Chaneery, for Bedford County, the 2nd dayof Nov
cIDber. Is.i5
Cornelius Aoell, 81. Plaintiff
Iguinst
Ralda Mcdaniel and Joseph Slaughter, admins
nA0,s with the will annexed. OF Cornelius NOEL
dec d, Samuel Cobbs and Ann his wife, late Aun
NoslL Sally Minor widow ofH iIl,smson Minor and
late Sally NOEL. Livingston NOEL Melville Noel
Charles 7. NOEL. Addison NOEL. Jesse Noell Eliza
NOEL. Lssinia NOEL, Susan NOEL. Csthrine NoeIl
Simon VI. NOEL. James NOEL. Caleb Noeil John
NOEL. Andrew Ronald and Elizabeth his wife late
Elizabeth NOEL. Thomas Minor and Polly his wife
late Polly NOEL, Cornelius Merritt and Susan has
wife, late Susan Nocll Sarah ties. Susan Estes,
Celia Estes, and Caroline Estes. the last four chill
dren and heirs Of Peggy Estes deed, late Peggy
Noclf, Defendants,
oHAHolRr.
The defendants, John NOEL. Andrew Ronald and
Elizabeth hs wife, and Samucl Cobbs and ANN his
w., not hsviag entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of assembly and the rules
Of this court, md appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they hot inhabitants OF this Comno nweal
1t is ordered, that they do appear here on the frs,
day Of the term aud answer the plaintiff bill.
and that this order be inserted in newspaper.
bulbs in Lynchburg for two months successive.
IT, and posted the front door of the Courth ouse
tins County some court day.
\ copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Nov. 10 w2m
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale,
Dec. II

TUE subscriber wishing to remove, offers to sell
L or exchange for Western Lands. his Estate,
lying upon both sides Of Roanoke river near the Biz
Lick, in the county of Botetourt. II is divided by
the river into equal portions of 500 acres each ono
OF which Is principally valuable as an inexhaus,ibe
reserve OF timber Tor the support of the other upon
which the Improvements are situated. The mprov-
ed moiety has about $50 acres cleared, ofwhich 900
is compact aud unbroken b ton of great fertility
and the residue of the cleared land together with
the greater portion OF the uhceared we'll adapted to
the several staples of the country. The Mansion is
OF bnck, nearly new 81 p ain, but comfortable
"h a9"sss Of n Kind
situated on commanding cmnencc, and surround
ed by beautiful Grove. The Ovcrseer's house Ne
gro huts, Wheat Machine and House, Stables Com
crib, &c. &c, of the best kind and most elicbly
situated. To Strangers who are unacquainted with
this section OF Botetourt. 1t may he well TO remark.
that, for saubry Of Innate fertility of soil and ex
eellcnce Of society, It has few parallels The sub
scriber would ne willing 10 take Negroes or Cotton
Lands in South Alabama, in exchange for the estate
WIN. LANGHORNC.
oCt'
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AIDES fine Pearl Gard Cases,
DO do do do molly Carved and Gilt.
ladies Tor.ose Shell Card Cases,
Pearl PAPER Knives,
Pearl handled Butter knires;
Butter Knives of Pearl,
Ivory aud Pearl Stamps,
One Ivory German Flute;
Fine Cold Ear Pings, Cheap
Fine Gold Far Ring. foi Misses, Al Is cents,
Silver ware Buckles, for ladies,
Pearl and Gilt DO for do
Boxes Fancy Seals with Sapphire handles,
Necklace OF White Derbyshme Spar, beautiful
Musical Snuff Boxes,
Walking Canes and Riding Whips,
Sett. OF Ivory handled Knives aud Forks,
Extra fine Pocket and Pen Knives,
Silver Tuck Combs. lnow very much ~ornl
German eight day Clock, (vs,y pretty,)
London Metal Clocks, (Mahogany cases.
neat Han Sofas (cheap.)
Together with many other useful and ornamental
COODS--a OF which will be sold at prices that will
please persons who may wish Them.
HENRY BROWN, in.
Opposite the Banks.
Dee. IL Is
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Y in'lNlA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Csurt of Law and
Ihancery' Tor the County of Amherst, on the ond
day of November, S;,5 W '"e -"u
David 'l'gg'nbotham and Daniel Isginbotham.
ISui'"ihs partners OF David Daniel and Thomas
'gs'nootlam' merchants and partners trading nm
der the style aud firm Of David 4 Daniel lIigginbot
Plaintiffs,
Against
Hugh taggart and John Penn, Decx
IN CHAsCERY,
=, &c defendant Hugh Tageart not having enter.
Gu us appearance, and given security according IN
me act OF Assembly and the rules of This cnur, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is no,
an inhae'tant of 'hs Commonwealth: on mot;,n or
the pianhts. by counsel, it is ordered that ,be sa
defendant Hugh Taggart do appear here on ~, ba
.iie ''9' oay OF the neu tenn to answer the bin
~. rl'ln,is ana that copy OF this order be
,oa'nw',h inserted in the lynchburg Vncinan. 60,
"o months successfully, aud posted at the from,
'oof Oh Inc 4 courthouse of said County.
ACopy -Teste
NJ. 70 JOHN THOMPSON Js. Clerk.
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Dec. 3
Patrick Henry .1c0dt,vu.

VIZ undersigned entertaining feelings of the
de st interest, for the continued prosperity
OF the P.'r'ck Henry Academy. and observing with
pride aud delight Its increasing patronage has a, tho
instance OF the TRUSTEES, associated With himself
~ Tue management OF the Academy, the Rev, VIII
LIAM PERKINS. The exalted character r., ;n,.iI
genee and piety. which Mr.. Perkins bears his ouali-
ieatlons as scholar and his experience as at.ach.r
will give to the Academy advantages, which il ha,
enJoyed at no previous period, and secure to all tn.
pupils III every branch of education, equal attention
anu instruction. JOS. p. GODFREY.
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u lRGlNIA. to ,rit At rules held :;

" lhEiNia, 10 irtt At rules hs,d
oihce OF the circuit superior 90 :. rue olers
December is}5: ''' me 9Th la, u
Lawson G. " llcher
4rgast flainta
:, David hiegnbotham. Jesse Hicrnbo,,..
hieg,nbotham, Eugene Iiiggnboham I'm DANIEL
oen' ia.ces X. coleman, John. Jesse Ca Lon.
n y" Nil'inm.and Thomas Hgginbotham' ah Da
Oh James fiicg'nbotham. James Thomas ehidren
ms wife, and JOHN Seeders and Polly h,sdbd Liz
saio Liza and Polly are also children :. = shch
James Ii2ginbotham, James Tate and n lie sad
"he' EiJah Il: Norman and Jane s. his 5 his
man brawner and Sarah Banks his Wit. VI, m Til.
0eties and Nancy Robinson his wife Tn" William
no lara Green his Wife John Green lliepnJhs lty
nomas liiegihbotham, Sterling M,di.alo olham
ieiord and Frances London his wife pop shac.
ana Lucy his wife, which said Mary S. j,nean Nam
ran Banks. Nancy Robinson. Clara cues Sa.
Green, Thsmas :. Frances l.. and "a .a' lsha
children Of Ann Staunton Iliggiubotha,n are III.
oten OF euhen a. liigglnbolam, (names naI Chi.
and William Thomas lIiggnbotha,n -. uhknosnl
John 'igsinbotham decd 'I na son Of
Dcicndan.
The defendants John. Jesse. Ca,,,,;. n
liam and Thomas Higginbotham. cS,ld,a'uiei Wi.
iiigginbotham, James Thomas and FIJI Of jams
john Seeders and Polly his wife. Will La hs wife
and foily are also children of the said , ssh Ella
gin6othan, james late and Mary $ h. 'eles iils.
Is. Norman and June 5. his vile. T,I,a. "ie EiiAl
and Sarah Banks his wife, Wular ScaIes . nias0vr
g rssD s ", ms oh wit" s. rhG%as and d c "A.
mas = ligcinbotham Sterling Madison 81 ana Tho
and Frances London his wife, Robert Ms a"'eseiOrd
cy his wife, and the children of Reubea and lu-
botham, twhose.names are unknown ! No. =, iiiegn-
,efen 'ner appearance and given security, acea en-
10 'ne ACT OIL assembly apd the rules of ,b,s
and IT appearing by satisfactory eydenoo 'a,s court,
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ,as' they
OF the plaintiff. by his counsel it is ordo W. motion
me sad defendants do appear here on q, ina,
INST day OF the next tenn answer the hi, 1,oe the
p ' ,h ina, copy Of tins ordcrbe forbw '
and posted at the from, aoa, months
eourtho Sc IN said county '' OF the
~ copy-Teste,
%, JOHN THOMPSON, in. III,
wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-31
MoNTAQUE's BALM,
An Indian Remedy for the Ioofhoch


n Nhe established reputation and constantly in
l. crcasng demand for this cflectua remedy ot
pain and prrseryativc Of the Teeth, has in iuced
the subscriber to otci it to the American public
Arrangements have been made to supply AGENTS
in all the principal Cities and Towns of the Uni
ted States, SO as to pare it within the reach of
those suffering, and likely to suffer- with the most
harassing OF all Aches (rootlach.) When appl-
ed according 10 directions gi,cn on the bottle, it
has never failed to afford immediate and perma-
men, relief. II also arrests the decay in defective
teeth ana relieves that soreness which 50 FREE
qucntly renders 4 strong tooth useless.
The application and remedy are SIM le inno-
cent and unpleasant; aud the large number of
persons IN various sections of the country that
have already experienced such delightful and sau-
tarv benefits rom the of the Balm, are ready
to bear (or the public good) their testimony to its
unrivalled qualities.
1t Is an Indian remedy, obtained sincularly and
unexpectedly, and may be regarded by the ci.ili-
zcd world as the mos, valuable discovery of the
Red Man ofthr Woods.
All applications for Agencies or orders for the
Balm, will receive prompt attention, if addressed
to the subscribers, or TO Ilolderbv & McPhceters.
Petersburg, Virginia. ii. B. MONTAGUE.
Persons whose orders have been received, NAV
be assured that supplies viii be forwarded as soon
as i, can be shipped.
Sold by
DAVIS & PHILLIPS. Agents,
Liberty, Va.
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JUST RECEIVED,

NIOHilk Caps,
WI MONA T,ppels,
Flutcd Quilting,
10 peic,s to old. Cucsssians.
q nie. ca Double Width Meuno Cereassians,
Ladies Fun Capes,
Ladies Fur Mufis,
Fur T,ppes,
Ladies French Walking Shoes.
hid Slippers,
French Morocco Walking Shoes.
Ladies Black Satin Slippers,
DO White do do
With other useful aud pretty Goods, all Of which
will he sold al tho lowest prices.
HENRY BROWN IN.
Bank Squou
Dee II Is
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A Teacher WANTED.

NNE who can come satisfactorily recommend
~ ed, as to chart c,erand qualifications, to teach
the different branches of an English Education,
may find good situation. in the neiehhorhood Of
Concord, Campbell county, BY application To
Thomas Moseley. One that is qualified 10 teach
the Latin Language would be- preferred.
Dec. 81 w4ws
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Inc Trustees, whose ddty it was made at the Is,
,soshm' ntoi the Patrick Henry Academy to attend
10 the execution Of all the rules and regulations fof
the government of the Institution and to be present
al the pu6hc Examinations will, in every instsnce'
promptly attend the same, and make such report u
the case may require THE TRUSTEES
Henry Co. Dec ~ d
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WILLIAM T. KRAUTH,.
wATCH-MAkER, JEWELEK AND SIL
VER>MlrH

VFKN1ITH,
Three doors bs1op the Market House. and nearly op-
posifr The Banks.
T'AkES this opportunity OF informing his Gus
L toners aud the public, that he has ust returned
from the Northern Cities, and is now opening a
splendid assortment Of matches, Jecetry, Plated and
Brittanid Uats, and great many other articles
which are too numerous TO mcntion--hut he would
merely observe to those who are wanting to Call on
HIM before they purchase else where he "a deter
mined TO sell low for cash.
n. B.--Clocks. Watches, Jewcl'y and Silver
Ware. made and repaired III the best manner and al
the shortest notice W. T. X.
October Is ts
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ne subscribers, having associated them selv., in
'he management. OF the Patrick Henry Academy an
nounce to the public the commemorative, of RI. F..
efcises Tor the heM session, on the 18Th January.
1896. " A''n 'Hha'''
be course CONSTRUCTION is very .x,en.;,. and "a.
ge'hef with the Ancient Languages, includes the
sciences as far as taught in any similar school in m.
state ana the subscribers pledge themselves tina,
no pains snail be spared TO render the pup entirely
'aiiiaf with any branch of education which may be
'he SUBJECT OF ms attention. With the Ancient Lam
guasts' ancient History aud Geography will be
~ "ei"eo 'o'-adanls aud fotter are the text
DOCKS IN Roman and Greek Antiouties. The first
principles OF education, generally neglected in our
sehoois, W riting and Arithmetic will in no instance
be omitted. " Nv
Tue extensive and suitable arrangement of the AGA.
"ehy Tor 'he purposes of study, are too well known
10 require any remarks-and the public are generally
~, WIN It's other peculiar and rarely surpass'
arrangements are now making to furnish the Aea.
DENY with general collection of the a,e,t and mos,
improved maps, and also pair of Globes. The
'ounuauoh OF Library is also laid by furnishing
the ACADEMY with all the books necessary fe gene
RAJ reference the Commentators upon the Ancient
''"Su"geS' ana LexlcoDs and Dictionaries the pr
ces OF which generally preclude our youth from the
use of them. " '
The regular Examinations will commence at the
expiration OF each session. and be conducted SO a,
10 TEST me proficiency Of the school,
Extensive arrangements have been made through
spectacle families.
Board including WASHING Iodo;,r
Candles and Fire wood per session $50 90
Tuition tees, in the Languages and Sci.
enceS, 10 50
Do Do in English 10 90
JOS. p. GODFREY
NM PERKINS, j.
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1RGiNrA a, ruler held in the clerk Office

VIRGINIA AT rules held 10 tue '",S o'''.e
y the circuit superior court OF law and ehanee1y.
for the county OF Campbell on Monday tue ''h gay
o. December 1885 &C.
John Roper and Margaret his VIE fhe haie"e'
rr,nlI,n. George Kramer. and ELIZA Ann North,
Usbi.. Anu Mouth John North. " illian ofeenoffy
North AMI ,ane, North the last fye OF whom are in
lants sueug IVY the sad George Drummer thef gum
A.. ,nd nr., ir;,ud Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Lewis franklin. IN his own right, and as executor
of Robert Franklin deed. Benjamin franklin, no
bert Franklin. John Franklin. tsonetimes calling
himself John NJ. Fr1nklin,) I homas Franklin, Tho
mas Jennings and Mary his wife, late Mary Franklin,
Lawrence Sterne and Nahey has wife, late Nancy
Franklin Robert /. franklin Lawson ID. Franklin,
Thomas Rankin and Caroline his wife late Caroline
Franklin Daniel s. Leonard, Patrick Leonard, Ro,
bert Leonard. Julia Leonard. Frederick Leonard,
William Leonard. Daniel Leonard Jr. Sally Leonard,
James Leonard. Elizabeth Leonard, John Leonard,
Peter North. John North Patsy North, Robert Month,
" am Parks and Polly hi5 wife, larc Polly North,
defendants.
IL CHAscERY.
The 1sendants. Jno Franklin, Thos Franklin, Ro.
|. Frasklin. awson ID. Franklin. Thos. Rankin and
and Caroline his wife, Daniel =. Leonard Patrick
Leonard, 10. Leonard, julia Leonard, Fred. Leo
lard YIN. Leonard, Daniel Leonard. Jr. Sally Leo
nafd. James Leonard, Elizabeth Leonard John Leo
nard Peter North, John North. Patsy North, Robert
North, " liam Parks aud Polly his wife not having
entered their appearance and give security according
to the act Of assembly, ard the rules otthis court, and
it appearing by satisfactory esidence, that they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; it is ordered,
that the said defendant, do ppear here the first
day of the next term, AID the Plaintiffs bill
and that copy of this order b- forthwith published
in the Lynchburg Nirginian, for two months succe,-
sively, and posted al the front door Of the court
house OF tins county, on some court d.y
copv-tcste
JNO. ALEXANDER, c. S. c. l.. r.
Dec. II wom
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" iR1lNiA AT a count held for Bedford coun-
~, at the courthouse, the goth day of Noyem
Der, 1885:
Elias Garner and Susan hi, wife, formerly Susan
Is. Patterson, PI,;,,its
against
" llllam Mead administrator Of John S Patey
SON. dec d., Blancha Patterson widow of said Joh,
Patterson, decd. George ID. Patterson John S Par,
sou, George W, Quarles and Rachel his wife. form,
erly Rachel Patterson, Alfred Patterson Mary P,ue,
son, Jane Patterson. James Patterson William Par,
terson, Mcllenry Patterson. Eliza Paterson Francis
Patterson, and Martha Patterson Def,s
IN CHAScrRy.
The defendants, George y. Patterson, John s
Patterson, George W. Quarlcs and Rachel his wife
not having entered then appearance, aud gwen Sc
cnrty according TO the act assembly and the rules
OF this court and ii appearing TO the satisfaction of
the cout that they are not inhabitants of this Com,
mon"ealth, 1t is ordered, that the SAID defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that a CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published IN the town Of lynchburg for two
months successfully and posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste
RIO. c. MITCHELL. C.B.C.
wom
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Nov. 10
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, TO the Sheriff
Of Nelson County, Greeting.

The Commonwealth Of Virginia, to the Sheriff
Of Nelson County, Greeting.
WHEREAS Thomas J. Baird and Catharine
w his wife, and Zacl,ariah Mitchell and
Clarsa his wife, heretofore exhibited, TO Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chaiccry for the
county oil Nelson, their bill Of complaint against
Edward a. Cabc, administrator de bons non, of
Jesse JONES decd. Pleasant Mitchell and Apphia
his wife w Jones' ShclronJ Jones, Anderson Jones,
Betsy Jones, Ilarri,onJ Jones, Cornelius Powell, JAS
Montgomery and Edward r. Con,y vi er.npon,
Sundry proceedings have been had, as appears from
the records and files Of the said Court but be-
fore final decree could be pronounced in the
cause, he said James Montgomery departed this
life, interstate, it is said, aud administration o,
all and singular his goods, clat,cls. ard credits,
hath been, in due form, committed to Benjamin
D. Harris, and the said Thomas J. Baird and
Ca,harinc his wife, and zacharal Mitchell and
Clarissa his wife, having snpplicard us for a pro-
per remedy in this behalf and being willing
that villa, is right and jusl should be done -
Therefore, VIZ command YOU, that YOU make
known, according to law, to the said BENJAMIN d.
Harris, that hr be before the Judge of our said cir.
cui, superior court ofaw and chance,y for the count,
of Nelson AT the Court house thereof the first day
of the ncxt rim,t shew, II any thing for himself he
have or know to say, why the said suit should not he
proceeded in To final decree against him, in his
character aforesaid. and be in all things in the
same plight and condition il al the time of
the dccea.e OF the said Jamc, Montgomery, and
further TO do and receive what our said court shall
in that part consider. AMI have then there this
writ. Witness, Robert G. Cutler, Clerk of our said
court. AT I'll. Court house, the 9TH day Of Dccrm-
her, 1885, and in the Goth wear of he Common.
wealth. RO &. CUTLER.
Dec. IL w4w
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JUST RECEIVED,

DOXE9 and hall Boxes Puus,
- few Bags hand and soft Shelled Almonds
Fancy oses Prnuos.
Box Clnon.
Lisbon Po, Vino,
MaIsces Madeira do
Choice Nuse q, Vine ia bottles
HENRY BROWN in.
Bank Square.
Dec. " IL
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II Teacher Wanted.

a MAN trom't5 TO 10 We ars Of age. of good NOR,
"a character. and who Is well qualified u teach the
branches usually taught in tins country, may he
a situation, on application TO Mr.. John Carey o
Lynchburg. Letters must be post paid
August ~. Il
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FOR RE NE,

;n TWO good Dwelling Houses with
,:s,EE gardens attached immediately in the
rear ofihe Banks, aud froutn- Mar
un's "archonSc.--Also three Offices on the
same lot. Apply to the subscriber or TO Mr..
lorenzo Norvell. R.K. CRALlE.
Dec. l.. VITA
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!Messrs. James and John NcRevaolds

nessrs. James and John NcRfyaolds
INAkE notice, that on the l4rh.dav of Janu.
4 AIRY next, AT the Franklin Hotel, in the town
OF Lvnchbnrp, STATE of Virginia, | shall proceed
10 take the deposition Of Joseph Pettyjoln and
others. Should from any Cause, fail to take them
on that day, shall continue, al the same place, on
the next day, Qhe 18Th January,) to take or COM
p'etc the taking of the same That on the
26th day OF February next, al the tavern of Gru
Samuel Whiimorc, in the town of East Union, Co.
shocton County, and State of Ohio, | shall pro-.
coed to take the de p ,Sltion Of John McAllister
should from any cause, fail To take it ON that dav,
shall take il on the next day, (the eth Fcbrua-
ry) at the same place, which said dispositions are
to bcread as evidence. on the trial Of the suit de-
pending in the Circail Superior Cour, of Law and
Chancery, for the town OF Lvnchburg, wherein |
am plaintiff, and you AMI others are defendants,
ROBERT STRANGE.
Dec. Il WIN